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Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08

ALABAMA BANKING LHw.-A bill has
been Introduced in the Legislature of Alas
bama for the advancement Of The Agricul-
ture, Commerce and Industry of Alabama.
1t provides for the issuing of Ten millions
of State Stock, the Incorporation of State
Bank, and the construction of internal inn
provements, &c. &c.--Rep. Ban.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08

lean ragged, fLrtive-looking anatomy never
enjoys the luxury of a good laugh; at
least not such an one as makes you throw
yourself back in your chair, your thumbs
tucked into the armsholees of your waist
coot, your face turned to the ceiling,
your mouth wide open, ard every thew and
slrew convulsed with pleasant sensations
His physical powers are unequal TO so
much exertion-a brief smile is The utmost
he can compass--and that ssIike moonlight
on the blasted heath,n only exposes by
its melancholy brightness, the dessolalio
of The surface it irradiaIes. Never ST fe
pleasurable feelings. Every honest laugh
a man enjoys draws nail from his coffin
-"vive la bagaiele," ''laugh when you
can" ''throw physick to the dogs" and
study 10 be as good humoured as you may
1t is the only secret of long life and a
green old age. Good humor is better than
SWANS Panacea-and cheaper to boot
Never be annoyed at trifes; they are but
the flying clouds across the blue sky of a
mans life. They soon pass away, and
what the better are you for having been ILL
humored at their presence. Sunshine is
the laughter Of nature, AMI, mark you
low hearI-gladdened all things are when
baslSing beneath its beauty. the lambs
lrlsk, the birds sing-the streams leap in
their brightness, and even the spirit OF man
Expands 9 lowing 10 IFS influence. As sun
Vine is 10 The visible world so is laughter
humanity -irradiating and vivi(ying-
ling and expanding.--N. Y Mirror
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08
G. p. MCDANIEL, EDITOR.
c.. ID. GERE,
PUBLISHER AND PROPHET OR
TERMS

The soprHERS MARKsMAN, will be publish.
ed everv Tuesday at FIVE dollars in advanc
or six dollars At the end of the year. Adver
tisements will be inserted at the usual rates
No subscription can be received for less thai
ak months, nor will any discontinuance b,
made until all dues are paid.
All communications to the editor, postage
must be paid and the name of the writer giyer
o insure publication
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1839-01-08

II. T. II .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

On Sunday, Of consumption Mrs Ellen Clark wife Of Wm
Clark in the 4eth year Of her age.
Ths friends and acquastances of the family respectively
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
No. lis Prince street.
On the 18th Of consumption Mary Louisa, daughterof
CaharAe and the late William Roome in the 10th year OF
her age.
On Sunday evening last Mr. William Allen in the 7sd year
Of his age.
The friends acquaintance Of the family, and those OF
his onnlaw H. W. Haydock respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from h late resi-
dence, No. Madison ST.
Weekly Report Of Intcrmenis
this City Potters Field, from the 18th day Of April to
the Goth day Of April 1889
IS men; rs women; 40 boys; 81 girls-Total ls5.
Scaded p Consumption SO; Commissions Il Deirum tire
MEMS p Dropy, A. Dropsy in the head, 10; Dropy IN the
chest 81 Death from poison o. Dysentery 0; Drowned d Fe
yer, remittent ?; Fever typhoid Fever scarlet nfam.
nation of BRAIN 2; inflammation Of lungs 49, Inflammation Of
throat Inflammation Of liver Il Inflammation OF stomach,
l. Insanity O; Jaundce o. Marasmus, Malformaon, 3;
Measles Notification o. Old p Organic disease Of the
heart l. Palsy, l; Rheumatism o. Scrofua, q Saicide,
Teethng o. Unknown, Worms, Whooping Cough, 1
Total, I35.
AGE-O and under al between and , TO- and 8,
IL and TO- and 90 20 and 30 10; 80 and 40 FL 40
and So 5 and co. 49, 60 and TO- 81 10 and So SO and
90, g. unknown, |.
PLACES OF NArvrY-United States SO; Ireland, 20 Eng
land, 3; France, o. Germany, i Scotland, ?; British Pos
sessions, N. A. o; unknown, 4.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, 10; Hospital, do. New
jersey Il Long Island Hospital Blackweis Island ."
Westminster, l-Colored persons g.
HENRY c. DUNSELL, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, April 20h, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
Passengers SAILED.

the steamship Great Western for Bristo-R G. Wheeler
New York. w. Harris Mobile; Miss s. Presley, England;
B. Piers Liverpool; Hon Jackson, Georgia. g. Brock Ca
nada w. Peare England; W. c. and Mrs Hening and serv
New York; NJ Poinois and serv Frances; S. Petre, New
York; MIR. and Mrs Cowell; Mr.. SAMPSON Mrs. Sampson
and serv; G. Peck New York; Charles Fay dos Mrs
Morrison, England J. p Cronkhe, New York; T. Bailey
Fruace; Robertson, New York. General Lopez, Grenada
Esgene Urabe, James Urabe, Jan Urabe M d. Williams
Cincinnati; J. Dckeron, s. Cncipna Leclerc, Francs
r. Berney New York; F. A. Lohe, Germany; Charles Arms
New York. Miss Wetmore, VIM. Godfrey do; w. Furmando
Joseph Fagg Mr. King Mrs King, Miss King Master King
Carolina; Mr. j. W. Bell of Canada; Mr. Blackburn, Phila
dephia; MIR. Ward, Mr. St Felir, F. A. Deano New York
Mr.. Gihon, Mrs. Ghon, Master r. Gihon Margaret Gihon
Elizabeth Gihon, infant and seryt Mr. Burnett, do;
NJ Folz, Philadelphia, Hospital Surgeon for Mediterranean
squadron Mr. Singleton, SCarona; W. b. Druport, Paris
7. BOoraem, New York; W. C. Pekersgli do; VA Had
dem dol James B. Murray Esq. LADY, and Miss Murray; s.
Crooks New York; Abraham Van Buren, Odd lady; W. Hen
~, England; w Duer BALTIMORE Mr.. Wade Canada; ~
Hurst New York; Mr.. and Mrs Thompson do; j. r. Adee,
do; Mr. Scott, Philadelphia; F. b. Graebe, u s. Consul for
Germany, and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Langlo Now York;
L. A. Davis Boston T. A. Cushing New York Major HAIL.
assist Or master general with dispatches w Halleck Eng
land; Mr. saltonsa London, r. f. Dunbar, New Works Mr.
Panson, do X. Watson, Savannah; Ii Wallack Mr. Wal.
lack; II. McCorquoaale, Scotland; j. H. Wailack National
THEATRE New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

these prices exhibit rapid advance withn me Ps
months, which is extravagast to an estreme - s'e -
really scarcity Of cattle in the country OF eouI' ~
could sitter Of complaint bat in the Pre.ea.
for the resraters to carry their ends to zach an e1
IRENE.
One b,pared and calves in market
this or.;na GsIv ninety were sold Prices ruled from $50
$50 last prices There three hundred sheep DIS
posed of at S35Oa ST. Hay scarcesaes are MADE al ~
SlI2l. N@ MM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
Cattle Market.

There are several elements al work in the cattle aarket
which less TO enhance the prices Of beef mutton
and the like That there exists monstrous monopoly no one
for an doubts its foundation unable
10 tell There the slightest Cor the present exorb
prices. and every week the butchers at the different
kets getting and extravagan their Demands
To-day there three hundred and CITY beeve offered th
Upper Bulls Head, which sold al prices ranging from
sooe 10 &a0o forming an average Of $ 80 the cwt Now
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
NOW EXHIBITING,
EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD,

90 THE Greatest Natural Curiosity ever presented to the
pubic-Two ALBINOS, Of American brth.-These singular
beings called also White Negroes Lenearthope. Dlasards,
and Doudoes actually born Of black parents IN New Jersey
will be exhibited for time in tn, city, at Concert Hall,
400 Broadway.
To .a,i,, The public there Is deception with regard 10
this exhibition obtained the carthcses OF the follow
ing eminent medical gentlemen of this cityDr John w.
Francis 667 Broadway; DR. Cunning Bedford lis Leonard ST.
Dr. Hugh McLank, Warren Il, DR.. j. H. Lewis ~ Jersey
The erhbitisn Of these eccentric bags will commence
Wednesday l5 inst from III A. NJ to NJ and from TO
r. NJ till further notice.
Admission - e.nts-children half price a2o-iw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

Cleared.
Andrew Scott Hartley Havre; Brooklyn Rchardsos Liv
erpool Neptune (Breu) iken Baltimore; hysr Rob-
inson, Washngon, Nc Hndoo, Henry, Liverpool; Noble
Manson cad, and LesScrn Ellen o0aon ha',nai 3s,s.
no Mertino Naples; Caharne Head New Orleans Green
Vile Darde. Washington Nc; Mieent Chester Bal,imore
Amanda, Drscoll, do
Shin chrovai Colon, Smith, Havana, IL days, with sugar
and molss.es, to sponord, Tileston X Co.
Brig Champion, MITCHELL Falmouth jam IL days. with pr
Brig Monteaama Kelly de Jansiro 4s days. with coffee
to order: - 49,. -. -, .
Brig Columbia Dexter Garcy Ferry Fla days, with Al
sehr Echo Richardson, New orsane March a. with mdre
seSr Robert Ran,Ou Marshall. cspe Ann days. with fish
sesr Balance Bartlett Porto Cabco 10 nays, viii. coffee
Geo. Whitaker.
Sailed.
Great Western, (s Heskcn, Bristol, England and others
Wind SE.
The Elizabeth, Of $50 TONS was auncheda At Philadelphia on
Saturday morning last She intended Tor the
The Huron from Newbern NC, for New York, wreck
ed Ocracock Bar The cargo was saved
Upwards Of $4,000 worth Of goods have been saved and sold
Ta M.sIssn.-Notice is hereby given to all whom may
concern that from and after the soh April inst the light al
ana rems. 20 until the house shall taken down AID
removed another se after which The Light House Will be
az ain lit up--of which due notice viii be gven
III. Y. WHITLEY, Superintendent
SUPERINTENDENT Office, Wilmington, Del.
NavnI.
We made mistake yesterday in speaking Of the Constitution
sga There the slightest disturbance on board Of
her The mdshipmcn all fine yosng and Com ClaS
ION their greatest FRIEND and then the idea Of officer being
punished by superior utterly prepoerous, particularly in
the United States Navy.
Newark from New York FOR Savannah April i6 CT Charles
ton Bar . -,
New England Robinson from Savannah Tor New York 18th
April eff Charleston Bar.
Msicnse Gillespie Of New York. date Civ Ia, % II
PASTORS, for New York, April 10, Of Havana
Foreign Ports.
M,prs. rs day. .ince-od,.a Moore, Of New York Cor
~ Thomas and New York, m days
RIO py J.rrrRo. March 4-Susan of New York une, so
reported Lexington for New York soon; Julia, Come
ras New York. sid for Cantsn-so reported but
has gone 10 the River La Pats.
FsLmourH Jam March 27Nsrcissss Lawrence, for Nor.
folk.
Burnah, Webster do; Falmouth, Merrill do Diligence, for
do; Woodbury., do; Lancet, do; Poland, do.
United states Ports.
ssco, April ls-Ar Polly Ever, Chase, New Ysrk.
RicuMorD, April ls-Ar Weymouth, Couch, New York;
cid Robert Mcrrf, Watson Rio Janero 10Th, W r. jones'
i ser DO; Samuel Mcdowell, do; Mri, do
PuI.pslpma April ooCld Middle.es, sleirht, York
| Crsmpus Drake, de; ar E,a, Corson, do.
i VIII w,raror, Nc, April I6-Ar Guyana Andros New
| York. nth cid Marion, Merryman, do.
| Ws.u,rero~ NC, April I6-Ar Anaconda Steward, New
York; Thomas Wynn Johnson, do, cid Brilliant vs~ler do
crs".ssror, April AR Mentor, Mayo, New ysrs
Mos,Ls, April is-Cid Henry Leeds Marshall, Cor Liver.
Nsw osIs.r, April is-Cid Charcmagne, Jackson, New
yorL. Jehp spofTard sroaard %; Nashville wood do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

coyrrrThere has been little doing for export IN
III. article since last notice. There steady supply and
have without change The sales reach 4oo bags OF
III e.,r;ptou al 10 FOR Cuba III ia FOR Laguira
= 10 for 81 Domingo and N ny for Brazil At Mobile
che Ish there very dali sale at II i2i Cor Havana and
"A for Rio. 49,
Wp.rporr-Therc have been sales Of this article to
ne extent Of 10000 lbs the former rate, 10 cents for
port. ,...,.,. -,
40 moderate extent made at ~ Is cts The supply 10
small.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

IN Saturday evening last by the Rev. A Percy, Mr. Joshua
Karhart of the city Of New York, to Miss Jenne Fisher,
daughter of Elijah Fisher of White Plains, Wccchester co.,
saugertes Ulster county, New York. the 23d March,
BY the Rev Mr. Ostrander Mr. Thomas WALSH Printer, OF
this city, Miss Catharne Sluyter of the former place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
COUGH LOZENGES.

Dr. Sherman-Dear Sr-I you many thank. for yosr
valuable Cough Lozenges had suffered severely for
with distressing cough attended with pain the side
SC. pronounced by several ply be confirm
and to he heard Of your cele-
bated Cough Lolenges and sent and purchased
days cough relieved and felt better every way and
perfectly cured had previously tried
all Basams of Horehound and peur.
~ root and all different cough medicines that knew
heard Of and afforded relief until fortunately
sorted TO your Lonssge To them through the blessing
God life and restoration TO health Use this for the
benefit ofa who alike afflicted that they may know where
remedy can be had that will when all Others fail
Yours Sc.
MARY DOUGLAS, waverly Place.
Reader the from hundreds Of letter that have been
received those have been cured by Shenan Cough
Lorcnees Have consumption, troublesome
slight cosch directly to LOG Nassau door above Ana
(e ony Medcated Loxenge warehouse in Ameea and get
box Of DR.. sherman celebrated Cough Lozenge and they
will cure you.
See thai "a sherman NJ D.-s ON the wrapper-sueh
the ONLY genuine Cough Lozepgcs Don't make mistake and
get any other for life and health at stake Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the last few months,
curing where all other medicines failed.
NJ Is. Dr. Sherman is In daily attendance.
Remember the number l06 Nassau street. here be had
the greatest variety the world wholesale and retail a23y
No Is HOTEL, Jan ~ 1889. DR. Levison, Sir !:
About year since left for New Orleans 10
business Soon after my arrival became scqsant.
ed with youns merchants from the north Unfortunate
ly for adopted their well their virtues
.oon contracted the VI disease bad applied to several
medical practitioners who had their bandbs posted
icoousiy about the city paid them &C
new bot all purpose AMER lingering several months and
growing advised by friend TO make Of Hun
Red Drops and am happy 10 inform you that alter
y two bottles oft found mysefs restored to- sound health
aud able 10 my friends well when Lien issn
ded You personally express thanks but shall be
obliged leave in the stage in the morning. Yours truly
Yos liberty to pabsh the above By leaving out
and residence On l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23
/ M PO r II A N T.

j
NO At this ment, when perhaps the Of
War with England becomes the duty every enquire
far this may personally himself IL is sekev
fact that advance English manuiaet
goods will be Of the consequences Of such And
in article viii it be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly to point out the policy
OF all and sundy providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
men 1906 William, Of John street. presents oproru
nifty OF obtaining first rate garment equal TO any, and
passed by IN the city, for materials make and price,
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has expe
rcHccd sufficient indication Of public Judgment And the
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
viii he hopes and merit continuance Of sush
The system adopted alone peculiar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers England
thereby avoiding the accumulated profits Of importers and job
consequently reducing the price Of the article such
enable him to employ but first workmen
whereas those differently situated compelled employ
feror workmen consequence of buying at second third
hands And those establishments which give long credits
result many unavoidable losses and obliged make
ser cash suffer sufficient profits for running such
risks.
The advertiser deems unnecessary his part give st
prices much practed il often deceptive. He
confidently relies trial. being sufficient 10 merit
tnuance Of the hvor, Of those who may give him CALL
m2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

o. largo sssenblage Of the fresds Of SANDY welsh
was had at Communpaw, Saturday evening last VITA
view pat forward his claims the Presidency when the o
lowing resolutions passed.
Resolved That we view with mingled feelings Of ndgna
ton and tae attempts making IN the city o. New
York to postpone the claims Of uross re.d OF ew
Jersey to become candidate for the next President Of the
United States.
Resolved That to enable Sandy eectioneer for himself
that not individual Of will hereafter eat bite, except al
his Refractory, corner Of Ann street aud Broadway.
Resolved fhat friend Of his country and who has
her rights and Interests AT heart" will do ohsrwie -
Resolved That whoever goes to the said establishment Will
be pleased and filed to his "hearts content"
Resolved That shad, terapns pumpkins, eabbages let
uce bee potatoes other vegetables shall be taken Tor
sale to any other place than the Terrapin Lunch
Resolved That II be recommended TO all other Keiectores
New York close up their concerns others than
Sandy's will be tolerated or allowed
Resolved That the peace and welfare OF the whole Union
are deeply interested in the above Resolves
(Signed) DERRICK KNICKERBOCKER, Chm.
PETER VINCE Secretary
Communpaw, N. j., 2ad April, 1882 aa3lt
CT PETERS CHURCH, Bsrclay slreet.-On FRIDAY
- next the Goth ins Pontfca Mass will be celebrated
in ST. Peters Church, by the At1everend Bishop Dubois
and Sermon suitable occs0 preached by the Right
Reverend Bishop Hughes
Mozdrts Requiem universally and justly admired IN Eu
rope, will be performed for the first time any Church in
this country The Trustees made such arrangements
will its being produced the most eectsa
under the supernendance of Mr. Penson aided by the
eminent vocal and instr talent In this city
The doors OF the church will be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ
and the service will hall past 10 precisely To
prevent confusion and the pressure of crowd tickets OF ad
mission will be issued dollar EACH which may be OBJ
tanned Of the Clergy Trustees and Sexton at the church, and
at the principal Music Stores, the amount realized from the
sale Of which will appropriated towards defayng the debt
Of tho churrh ao2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23


NJ SYLVESTER GRAHAM will give a Of nr
lectures Diet aud Regimen at the Lyeeom Of Natural HIS
TuEsDAY the 2sd inst al "A O'Clock, aud will be FREE.
Tickets 81 To BE- had Of J.hn Burde Den
t No 90 Chambers street. and At the door Of the Lecture
The Lecture. will be delivered on Tuesday Thursday and
Friday evenings until completed alsius.
NJ FOR observation-disclosures this day, AN
Inquiry the Origin Of Disease and attempt to esabh
certainy in Medicine by Interpretation Of Nature by
GEORGE TAYLOR, New street. and Franklin Square
Fine paper edition, price ose shilling. a2oiw
e3- EDWARD WILMER, (ef LivsrPool. announces,
that he will shortly open In the city q New York branch
Office 70 his Liverpool Establishment which will eompete his
arrangements a. 10 MOON, LIVERPOOL PORTSMOUTH
BRISTOL, GLASGOW, ssd NEW YORK
Liverpool, March "a, 1872 aislawi-
DAssFoRD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS as Broadway and n Ann street entrance Joins
Cloths. Bale &c Sc au exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There ~ Billiard Tables ready for
ia With spring steel INDIA rubber and cloth
eagle and wood frames the hest sssermeu
offered the public mysly
II EMOvAI-J. n. DANCKER, Merchant TAILOR, isforms
N his friends and the public generally that b. has r=oved
Fsos where he prepared receive and execute all
order. entrusted to his with neane and Punc,uay
asim
nURINa THE PRESENT WEEK ONLY will he con-
~ sales cost OF the remainder of the subscribers
stock OF
wsrrnssed Cutlery.
81 sets Balance Ivory Table Cu-sy
~ dor. Dinner Knives. without forks.
IA dor Dinner, extra long handle ditto,
90 dor. Dessert Knives,
~ pars Carvers,
An Of warranted quality and made match; extra sne "a
ro~s Rodger pen and pocket knives, hech razor 'ops
London dressing cases, pistols, Ne. &c.
JOHN GRAvELEY, No Asor House, bfoaawsy
NIB. The will be closed Saturday next, good
awning for sale. 1zi~.
a M REwARD.-Iost, f.w days SINCE, c,smosd
sDZV brea,pin large stone, plainly set N gold sup
posed to have been dropped The street. or N one Of Brewers
cmrbue The reward will be pad 70 any person who
will leave the pr Al ass Bowery, at Messrs Ah,n La
bavN. jewellery store Broadway above Warren street
22Ns
SODA WATER! SODA wATERll-W. r. AORRls's
- (lse Lynch Clske's) Soda Water on draft 70 Boz
IL, at c. r. RINGS Drug and Chemca store st Broadway
Cossres Water pnt ssa quarts constantly hand fresh
fros the Springs at dovs to~p prices. as lrs'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

NTM vANN, ~ Grand street, m.nJay morning. April
w -, 1899, viii opes the following new goods
Mouscn DO Lame and Chslies splendid patterns cheap
black blue black and coorcd Silks $50 Broche sha~
decided bargains; French and English Czcoe Also several
lots q Ribbons verify the attention " milliners.
DOMEsTICs-20 bales Brows Muslins, 10 cases Losg
Cloth 80 5i sud Cd brown and white sheeting Musns Aso
mems, &c.
ssthera and western merchant, will fad u decidedly
their vase 20 call al this store they always
many goodr here for less than the importers prices
Nh. Observe 29l Grand street. a220
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

A CARD.-DR WHEELER oeuiist, - Greenwich st. n.
ony 10 the einen, which hs. attended pecuisr
mode Of treating Diseases o the Eye FOR vcrs years past =
David Kimberly, Esq lal Front street, Charles O. Ravens
Esq So Wall Mesrs White Barnes Cedar ST. Mr. Jss
Crakhank 40 Greenwich 81; Mr.. Justu d. Miller el Chat
ham st; Mr. Benjamin Flanders, ~ South 81 NJ Jams
bodse 2a7 Fulton Of; Dir Augus,ss Baker, ID Peek Ship
Mr. Murine, 20s Cherry st; Mr. u D. Lcoms Office Of the
E..a.g rO. Mr. n rsh;5a rs s ,s., n S' md
returned from the Eye inhrmary scsrase 10 Varek
Mr., M.ges family Zone Of whom vas totally sAdJ iai NJ
Mr. Charles Parker So Carmne from whose particles
Of steel extracted after ,.rening him upwards four
eornestd viii, the Eve nrmary nor any other surgeons
medicsl had been able 10 detect them.
Since publishing certificates md testimonials
on is subject Dr. Wheeler ha. received smoug oher
following gratifying letters, to which he rpesuay invites
public attention - -
Dear SThe great benefit have received IRON your pro-
eosal attendance upon since my sight became impaired
from attack Of the measles 10 since sueceeded by
that masy named by physicians Opthama Tsrs demands
from in terms much stronger than am
o. -. a. yI ~, ,sSsss Of .oar peculiar mod.
81 treating diseases Of the eye have no obeeuon That you
shall say my part that have the s,most confidence
ability durable disease and by means too which
would scarcely The most delicate ssd tmd
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES @. KETCHuM.
To Dr.. Wheeler, oculi.,, IS Greenwich st y. Y.
Nsw Yosx, 55th January, $40
srAnosg the individuals to whom you may refer for proof
Of your skill and ability Oeust am suite willing 20.
a add my name having had sufficient evidence IN the ease OF
my little daughter Of the safe terder and ecacious manner
IN which diseases the eye From blow which she
unfortunately received of her mot only became dam
gerouay nlsned but severed with sim, which alarmed
other members Of the family BY timely applications
you however, you completely cared her " avery few days.
aud with very little Inconvenience or pain rs regards ys
Balsar of Moscatello, the benefit that shorded my family
daring the last such 10 warrant ne 70 rseos
mend for any child troubled with relased bowels
Respectfully yosrs, &C.
No 30 Washington Market, Y.
To DR.. Wheeler, Ocalist, % Greenwich street
- Once hours from O'Clock, A. NJ 70 H-ost door patsss
AFTER n. mielu
80 20 n 4 = m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

Packets 10 Arrive.
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Depeyster, Mar. 10
Columbus, Cropper. April 8
LONDON
Gladiator, Brition, March 10
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 20
HAvRE
Emerald, Orne, March 8
SilvIe de erase, March 10