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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
STATE CT MISSISSIPPI. !

PERSONALLY appeared before the
undersigned Justice Of the peace in
aud for said county, Alva Farnsworth, who
being duly sworn. depossth and saith that he
has lost or misi I'D note of William Turn
er, de ID in f,vour of Fauver & Farms
worth, amqon'ing to twenty dollars, due Isl
January, 1886, and that the said note has
never been paid, or any sa,i>f ction receiv
ell for the same, to The best of his knowledge
and belief.
ALVA FARNSWORTH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day Of January, 1889
JNO. #. YOE, J. P.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
GREEN r.. MARTIN Il GILL. E. MARTIN
ATTORNIES & COUNSELLORS

ATIORNIES &, COUNCILLORS
AT Z "A w.
RODNEY, MISS.
wv ILL attend the circuit courts ot
w Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams and
Warren counties; the high court Of Errors
and Appeals, and the United States couri
1T Jackson.
Address G. T. Martin & Brother,
Rodney, Mississippi
REFERENCES.
Hon. G. Robertson,
Hon. D. Mays, Lexington, KY.
Fes'er.& Easton, N. York.
S. w Oaky s. Co, New Orleans,
Dr. J. B. Warren, Rodney, Miss.
IT. b. Hill g. CO.. Louisville, Ky,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

The CEDARs OF LEBANON. Fifteen If
the sixteen Celebrated Cedars of Lebanon
are still alive. hut al! are more or less in a
state OF decay; and one Of them is rem,rka.
bic tor three immense trunks, proceeding
from the same stump, at a short d stance
above the soil. Another ono me heal.hiest
of the old trees, though perhaps The smallest.
measured 33 feet French Us feet 9 inches
Enylish.) in circumference. All the trees
are much fnrrowed by lightning. which
seems t. strike theta more or less every yenr
In the middle of these old trees are ah.u,
forty other cellars, comparatively vounp.
though the trunk of the smallest of them Is
from zen to twelve feet in circumference
At the base of eighto nine of the old ced.r.
are affairs constructed with large fiat stnnes
which were f'rmerly used by the in,ab:-
tants OF the Maronise villages, who headed
ny their pastor. went to Ell Here. ON
the day of TRANSPORTATION. Atthis f..,;v:.I
all the priests said mass at the s,me finn.
each priest officiating at the foot Of ,b., ~, 4.
belonging to his own village. D:sn,,o.
having, however, arisen from this nr.c.;co
the patriarch Of the slaronies has m,ds
new arrangement; and nav, though ITO
| Maroni'es Still continue on the festival of,h,.
| TRANSPORTATION, 10 GO 10 E Ile.zc. only o.,s
mass Is celebrated. which. is performed on
the alter ola different cedar every YEAR -
order that The trees Of all villages in ,nrn
may en]ay the same privilege. There !.
one yoang cedar in all Tho wn.l Ell Here
Lo"aons Arboretxm G. Fru.icetsm B-;to..
nicum. =
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

THE SrorLs of vicroRY We learn f.o,,
Liverpool that Mr. Swartwort has given
grand banquet to his friends in that CITY.
English AMI American, the price IF which
was SEVEN POUNDS STERLING PER NAN eo.,al
TO moro th,n thir'y-me dollars per ticket.
We trust. after this, that our amiahIc friends
Of the Evening Post AMI Argas will. cea.e
bowling at the Ten dollar dianee ut tlss As
tor House. The Wings are no touch at all
t. the Agrarians, in the matter Of enrp, NJ
dizing. No: enjoying the sro,Ls, our r.; end,
could only pay ten dollars for ,ha greatest
banquet evei got up at the As.or Hause
Bat General Jackson's pc, Collector Sons
not ut TiIlRTY.-Commcrciol Adnr,,;.s.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

BEAUTIFUL SENriMENr.-The rod Of the
Prophet at iioreb brought not Are from The
rock, bit water. sweet; SO sometimes the
blow OF affection, blessed by the higher
power, soi;enS the heart t. low Of he gent
Ter affections.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
NEW GOODS.

WYE have just received our fall supply,
comprising an assortment of
STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS e. SHOES,
CLOTHING.
HATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
SADLERY, &c. &c
to all of which we invite the attention of
our customers and friends
COMPTON g. KICKS
October II, 1888.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

hiIsERIEs OF INDoLENCE.-None so little
ENJOY lie, and are such burden 10 them
selves is 'h"se who have nothing 10 do.
Ihe active Only have - tr,e r.l,s1 Fife.
tie VINO knows not whs it his to labor know
MT what 1t is to enj,y. The die know
nthing oft. 1t is exertinn ,h,, re-, iers
rest deilshlfu', and sleep sweet and undis-
t'rhed' Thai The happiness of Tie depcn.s
on the regular prdsecu ion of some ia,dahle
purpose or calling which eny ,ses, helps and
enlivens all our powers, let those tear w.t.
ness who, after spending years in ac,ive
usefulness, retire to enj'y themselves.
They are burden tn themselves.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

OBJ COINCIDENCE is stated that in
inc ne,shhorh""d OF Grosvenor Square, L,n-
don, there reside four .rgeons, all enj wing
exceiiect practice, whose names are Bio.M,
Slaughter, Death and Churchyard.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN Gun Locxs.-
An Ital'sn, ns'ned Rnsaglio, who r..siiies in !.
tbs Country, announces a gun lock oansirac
ted upon such new and caria.,s pr;ncinle,. S
that It ac's without any ex,erise coubus5oa
needs no printing, and frees ;he dlkehsryvsou|
from all h'n'e or smoke hnt what Is 81 q; :
at the mouth Of The baerel. - ira. = s7fzzs
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

AGED LOAF OF pREAD.-T'he autiqnarv
my he graifed with sight ola loaf of bread
upward of seven hundred years old. II was
Included in Il grant Of the crown in the
reign of king John, and has remained with
the Writings of the estate in the Soar's fami-
lv, of Admission, in Derbyshirc, ever since.
Oar Kegwor'h correspondent SAYS he has
seen and handled II at intervals during The
last fifty years, and 6nds no alteration, ex-
cept what may have arisen from The pilfer-
ing of lew cru abs by the urious.
MOTIFS Rcricr.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

gathering over my sight. Who are 'hess
OF Off! why do you let them come so clo-c!
With desperate eff,rt he raised himself
upon his couch; seized with conynIsive
grasp my hand; gazed on me, FOR moment
with terrified and CHASTITY glare, and then
fell back exhausted on his pillow. His dis
torfed features gradually relaxed, the wild
expression of bis eye slowly assumed pl,-
cid look, aud something like smile played
about his lips-ihe pirate was no more.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

A New CoNrrNENr.-M. Dubomzef, m
officer attached to the French expedition
to the south pole, has written a letter dated
Valparaiso, March 30, confirming the de-
tails given by NJ. D. D'Urvillc. A new cir
cumstance mentioned by him is the discove
nv of a new continent to the south of So:,ih
Shetland. Eve carefully explored n
determined" says that officer, 'forfy leagues
of coast, notwithstanding the surrounding
ice. This discovery is a real service to
nautical and geographical science"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

DRIvATE DIsPENsARY.-DR. DE ANGELS, for
mery practitioner Of medicine in the puslle hespita
Naples member Of the medical faculty Of the city Of New
York where he has been praccng phyc since the l79s
consulted his office, No. 1876 Fulton street
nearly opposite Church This establishment intended
Tor public good against the ausions OF emurcism IN
important branch ofpracce In certain disease aud rheu
matte Affections Dr. De Angels has been singay successful
and the terrible effects Of those disorders frequently
been Cared him in short space Of time without inconyen
the patient Distinctions phtsicaI consumption
chronic con ulcers in the throat eruptons ~ the skin
stiffness Of the joints, and pains the limbs debility result
ing from aed disease the system m by improper
treatment neglect Of the most nsiou. masdies together
with train Of evils have given way to his skill IN
almost incredible manner His success. Is IN great sea
attributable 20 HE we'll known vegetable Syrup VI Sslzs
and other appropriate medicines which, whilst they eradicate
every germ restore the emacated paeot 10 health
andnsw vigor.
Doctor De Angels has effected in many which
had bxed all the the medical he cites only
Copy Of letter from Dr Osborne and ireland. phys
clans Of the city, 10 DR.. De AngeIis:-
ii6 Fulton street. Dee. 9, 1919.
Swe haze no hesitation IN replying your noie, In
ing dessrve much credit for successful treatment
ofMr John Thorn after had baeJ physicians both here
and favorable 81 mate We your obj servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M. ID.
o2i I'm. w. IRELAND. M. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05


Fslrer than Venus who with dainty grace,
Presid'st At orr repsst-permit thou me,
To mingle the admiration Of thy face
with-just little tea;
Not any milk oh, no 1t strengthens bile
Nor sugaf-nose tits bad TO mix with signs;
Instead Of milk; confer thy liqsid smile
Instead Of sugar sweetness from thine eSe''
Lcvelier than Lsds, who so bright asd sunny
Jupiter sought disguised TO win one Gay
Falrer than Christadori, who-so~e aoHey,
Waiter make haste, / say;-
Yetpo will abstain tall tea ~ over,
A.S then an wilt thou 2 let US gaiy skip
Over ~ fields and lhrsagh the biossomsd clover,
while drink honey from thy dewy lip
Thou lcskst 90 Fair, think thou art Aurora
And Ovid in his exile, II may be
Thou consist TO seek, and for the youth, to pour
Delicate cup OF tea -
He takes no milk,--oh, no ii strengthens bile;
Not any sugar-twl MT nix with sishs;
Instead OF milk. confer liquid smile,
Instead ofsugar, sweetness from thine eyes.
Brooklyn, Oct - OVID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
MADAME REsTaLLs MONTHLY FEMALE REG.
wi ULATIN0 PILLS-Msdame ResteI. Femae Phy.i.

MADAME REsT.LL's MoNTHLy FEMALE REG.
IN ULATING PiLLS-Nsdame Restefl, Female Physi.
complaints which fem es shjeci hsv. principally
wholly owing - the absene heretofore OF prorsr
safe efficient and certain medicine in Of
ssd ofhoe functions OF nature upon which
the health and even the M of every f.use depends Deea
ey and propsisy forb,ddng the freedom Of
cept Of their 10 the Partc lsr effects expri
encsd without sf which Il wholly Impossible
form combustion ofirkrsnss aeording eIef we'll the
rspugpance Of sdvrine 10 he Subject unless female
doubt been the chief OF ths w.at Of In The
oss specifics introduced BY the medical ir,trsy The in
the source Of this truly fehtfsl s@ount Of misery q
beng the Only ecscous remedy known Europe fov
last thirty years having been used and first introduced
by M.DAss RssrsLl. The oelse.ssed Midwife and Fe-
most usess mrled success Madame R-st.ll ~ well
from her pssossl acqssnssrce with the peculiar phys
olosy cod anatomy Of the finale frame. the orporiu.
mites afforded her W discovering every, the mnu'est
sensns end effect produced By the OF her Female
lsnc piis has been enabled - combine the ingredients
which they composed u tou lie mdnss and safe.
consulting freely md snsesefvedy (wi,heu cost, with one
OF their sen nj With their DISPOSE icns
VII be manifest 70 every re6eesing female AMI will
mseh useless expenditure. n 20 he hored that The
ur the iu,s wesr, and hsppse 81 tLsr dssger, heir
peace will snatch them rs the herd ~ evils arising from
this The mort obstinate and sose seated of
esslay suppression, nc have ices removed By 'he Female
ii % necessary for the married shstsu from heir use Gov
thai are the fsl and particular directions
whoa and how 10 Ne nod, which ssro~Psny sschbs
Mrs. Resteb Propw is written The Of
.sch boz. Prizes 81. For her psac'p~i once iec
street. 100 tHNM M ns-im.
ID UsTONCRAt kEK HAkERv-WiIuam Bosj 10 q. CHI
ID ard Grand would inovn the ,ohlr that ~
nan.fet.es he Bsstoa 81 ssd bard ersssrs N .sr~rcs
'er snd sugS erehr Soda - MIA sses AID Pilot bread
osisns a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

(vONsUMPTiON, Asthma! WINTER COUGHS. =
~ The extensive and daily increasing demssd Dr. MA
SONS Concentr~ ted Vegetable Balsm IL trsy beacon
fhope 10 the afflicted from the thousand times
fsct of s having pcrov med astonishing lasting and
fecs than other d,cne known The
action OF this Basam in subung Inflammation Of the throat
windppe rynr cronch'G lungssoohing and healing By
its bassmc powers all alterations irrta o those parts
thss eheehne The pulmonary diseases and saodag Of
cough breathing PAIN The throat chest side bach arrest
ing splitting Of blood coupsioa, mitigating night sSess
preventing apopery and insgoraisg We frame to
store the amcied TO robust health Dr. Msons Bssam has
not got into notice BY passing ekery but BY facts like the
following from the New iort Transcript Of Feb % 1888
DR. Mason BAsam his been proved 10 be most
excellent remedy for cooeh colds splitting c blood ccosump
tcn BE- gentleman 90 10 once, had been long and
painfully siesd With al 'he above s has been entirely
ed two three bottles 81 Dr. Moss very valuable ~edi
cinen
For sale w A. D. o. Sand, 10 and 100 Fulton Streets Mil
io3 Broaday DR. Hart Chambers and Broadway
Denver Chsmhsrs and Church Syme. 81 and $40
Bowery wyeth. iis Bower, c. king. 6u Broadway
Lindsay 10 srt' Avenue Creighton, Carmise and
Bedord streets and Burnets Perfumey store, 81 Canal ST.
Price ~. c21 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
J,R HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-oe |

VNR HULLs RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Ot.
~ Gee vescy street. Astor iouseA surgeon Of y~srs
practic~ constant attendance Guarantees radical
given all Of redscb, rupture strength and
additional health Of The patient being otherwise snirnpsired
With proper adaptation Dr. Huls Trs perfectly 70
tain the rupture without pain the Iess, danger patient
the slightest interruption 10 exercise business
Attendance private houses. where rsssrcd and
sfsr O'Clock, BY the once Surgeon
~ BPaents csutioned asnss trusting spurious in
veptions Of Tssss advertised improvements upos Hs
gesuns unless they bear the signature or AMOS O.
HULL-snd the only oce In New YovA shs ovssiasI oue
formerly rwson street. but Ne vss.y ,trsst Assss
Huse aD0-sod y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
PATENT WINDLAss.
Il EDST T. A ID.

" The Subscribers Sole Perpetrators and Manuactureit
ere prepared with despatch all orders for their I'm
rvaLed Patent sw-ied Beam Wndas Bedseads which
almost universally used being the best article Jet IN
yeped-oomonins ease eonvenienss and durability.
The sackag, acted uroa BY the wndzs and sweed beam
made perfectly light and from ali liability to still iesv
ins elasticity the which renders il particularly
simple the matter putting and
win be found Of but little trouble with thos
other construction whilst the precision with which th
sonpesen parts fitted safeguard against the intro
ductos of 40 kind Of vermn. t#. 7tak- t
From the Gaze reuder each Dedsead perfect thai
qualities darabity will reconnsnd than 10 purchasers
who invited call and eranine large sssortnen now
sand.
A large assortmena Of elegant Furniture, Msttr~s
Feather Beds ne constantly en- hasA- iU
J.W. c sOUTHACx, Ne. ls6 Broadway,
,elSv Franklin Houss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS

Asuep ua ate Haug they N
m . - ! 4f
chased edpies Il Fup~ren advance h ~ for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
UNDER the Clinton Hall

UNDER the Clinton Hall
Ryders "a ned Boot and Shoe store is found,
In n, whoever may call,
Always finds an assortment that's ouad,
He has boots Of materials the hest.
Ready made. and to order likewise,
You have ony to give them the test
Delighted are all he supplies
Each varied description and kind
Required BY each seasons change.
Better boots you'll no where find
Der the sOhois t0wn should you range;
or shoes, too, he's every sort
The walking and daacing pumps,
Made equal the choicest wrought,
And not to be hurt by a thssnp-
Known far and neDr is his name
Each portion Of the Union can tell
Ryders Workmanship merits its fame.
Because it is always done yell
Zach material is chosen with care
Each article finished complete,
Known never to rip md to wear
Much longer than many you meet
a Diploma has been given him twice.
Nor can his work be surpassed,
So perfectly finished and nice
The leather that leaves his last;
Ryders name is sprs ading around
Each ely and town o. our land,
Eqcal to the finest yet found
The articles sent from his stand.
New Improvement hes lately made,
Enhancing his cork sole boots,
Where great skill and fasfs are displayed;
You viii fina the cork cannot break,
Over its sole leather is wrought
Ryder's new invention will take
- IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
GALLERY OF Fashion, FOR
HAIR CUTTING. SC.

Corner Of Fulton and Broadway Entrance from Fulton
~ with Of the houses in Lordcn from whence
he viii receive the first specimens Of fashion to be adopt
tansousIy with those Of London and Paris.
Next 10 the advantage Of having fine head Of hair the
Importance Of having we cat and in this branch ef his
Clrehugh stands pre-emnent His system Of cutting
gensmsns hair lea desideraum By which its luzuranee and
beauty is rendered truly ornamental The des; and
differ entirep from the usual practice jr cutting
adopted here also the expedition and geneness with whsi
The operation is performed The first artists in London and
ce By monde IL has been denominsted scien
I and whether for the Pulpit, the Bar the Senate the
grace to the whole contour Of Ia fefe Humane.
The patronage already extended to him nce the inrodue
the magic his toue
induces him 10 invite all gentlemen who either study
appearance the alurement Of fashion TO place their hair
der his charge assured that trial win prove his superiority
ell other competitors. ...H
Private Rooms for Hair Cutting fitting on WIGS as
DEwARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of any
couneeed must efisef be valuable. Remember the only
place New York Cor the sale Of the genuine Hunters Red
Drop Is No ass Pearl st. one door north Of Chatham.
Pries 81 per vial s..s t.eo o2s I'm
DARTiCULAR NOTICE MOFFITT's LIFE MEDi-
L CINEs The unparalleled Steadily Increasing de
mand Tor the LIFE PILLS and PHENIx BlTTERS has
PEELED Mr. McyyAr TO enlarge his laboratory 10 be enabled 10
his numerous orders He woald inform his
friends and patients that having erected convenient build
be bprepared To- supply orders to any erten either for
domestic or foreign sale
The LibE hEDlIiNES are also retaied a. above
Price r Pills, IS cents PER Dor. Phen Biiters 81 per
bottle.
The Lii. Medicines may alec be obtained OLA. u. d.
Sands Of Fulton and William strees Chastney, l4a
Bowery; Mha- 1888 Broadway DR. Leeds AZ Cherry teet
o. Roosevelt, street. Dr. Lee. ies Madison street;
Quscknbo Can street; John nton, Of 2st
street and Fifth f. NJ 0ron Of Bowery and
Grand street, sad AL 0rsnd street Dr. B. Foger hsn
Der, street; Rsgers No io7 Wet Broadway; Ma Ma
garvt HAYS, coki,ni Scott Dunnng Jersey .ity,
of0reene and Mon,gom.ry street. ..t#
The Life Medcines may also be had Of the principal drug
g In every town inraug out the United States and the
Canadss Ask for Msfsts Life Pills and Phenx Bitter.;
and be hat fac smile Of John Moats signature
upon the label Of each bottle Of hitis- and boz Of r,
o2l-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

r b. IRWIN 4 CO., Members OF the Royal College Of
d Surgeons Londen continue to be consulted delicate
diseases AL their various stages at their Office, 20Ai Fulton
street where ro the commodou arrangement Of their room
sbon under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety
j. g. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in all or the
RIOS, violent vensrea which hitherto fallen under their
notice. their without mercury has been most
csu speedy. Tsy need not by Certificates direct the
pa attention their superior practice in those diseases
reputation this city welt known and respected BY
all sie had to con6de in theu honor. II Is strongly
TO females who the habit OF using their
Dsobstrusn Pills. than should be taken
ay occasion, might produce effects which those who
Guild be mothers desireus 10 avoid preventative can
ured then selves by and destructive habit cbtain
relief Solven, security all that will be required until
cure shall be effected Letters, post paid detailing the
o. the complaint and covering suitable fee, will be i'm
edatey attended and medicines, with full directions for
vzrdeato the paF tea n2lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
COlIIiH LOZENGES-

nUKNG this chssgeabe weather those liable e suffer from
IL coughs and colds cannot fad better remedy
mans Cough Lo1cnges 100000 been sold during
year They the greatest medicine discovered for
coughs cold thmas whsopng cough tghtnsss Of the chest
difficult breathing consumpon sc. They have performed
most astonishing cusl6 cured during the
last month Sometimes three four ozenges will entirely
eradicate the troublesome and coughs Sold
wholesale and retail At 100 Nassau street. New York. and 100
Fulton street, Brooklyn tft ol6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

@ HAwL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUYNEr, asa
Broadway would respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies to their large well selected stock of Seaonab
Fancy and staple Dry Goods which they offer at great
Bargains, being much lower than the cost Of Importation
Their stock comprises large assortment Of the newest and
fashionable styles Of Plain and Figured Black and Color
ed Silks and Saiin Mossselnes de Lame and Chaes;
Merno and Thbet Cloths Jet and Blue black Bombaznes
and Grapes Paris and Laces; Tape bordered
Hsmstehed. and Embroidered Linen Cambria Haadker-
Chiefs Black Ground French Prints; Silk Vevets
Hosiey, Scarfs, Haudkerchie Gentlemens Ladies' and
Mise Kid Gloves Belts SC Also large and splendid vari
ETY. OF Paris and Lyons Broche, Tibet and Cash mere
Shawls; Scotch and French Plaid and Figured Blanket
shswls, nc. &c.
B. The Ladies respectfully requested land they will
find their adranage) to call and examine the stock
before purchasing elsew here. o26-2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

HAvANA-Mrs WEST has resumed busnsss 81 No. -
II Cs Inqasdor ~Asss she will b. prepared 10 receive
B,aroevs .crne-I~. .MMl
References 10 jobs Rhshs. $50 70 ~ BrcsS street. wks
wIi fuyuish 'Hfcrwaties applicants icvsl
~ 70 Be observed y strSsxs assid Assssion N sse.
q Hsvsna- el.lAven'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
~ HEUMATIsM! RHEUMATIsM! RHEUMATIsM.

ID HEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATISM.
N -BURNETT'S Rheumatic Mixture and Vegetable
Syrup have psved from the authenticated Of five
thousand persons the only known remedy for aud chro
mic Rheumatism in the word also for white sweng gou
sprains bruises numbRess and eeu Of the POINTS, lumbago
weakness Of back knee joints from too rapid growth of the
body In dyspepsia emacaon whether from cough liver
plant nercua Diseases female Irregularities scroua s
any other diseases.
Bune Syrup has besn found the greatest
theaer and discovered In TRUTH il has cheere
the friends of thousands who but for its sole agency weud
have that from whence Prepared
and for sale by J. L. Burnett WHsrw III Bowery. Alss
for sale by B& d. Sands ~ and 100 Fulton street. and at
81 Canal Mrs. Booth, 90 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, and Thomson, North I'd street Williams
burgh .@# o22-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

LMONDas0 Barrels sh~lIsa AIssosa. ,os Bsls. hsrS
n shsIied Almonds, Ess sale By JOHN MICHEL,
si-iws 20 eiesi stsvst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
SHIP ACQUIRED IN ~

SPLENDID rENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESSONS! -N
MR. BRIsTow rrpseifslIy announce. to the Ladies
l sd Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn, that he hes
retained from succssa visit 10 Boston, and has REorsrEp
his old established Writing Academy, No. l15 Broadway for
the sEcWTros and OF every capacity
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