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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

0.rnr. Tallmadgc has introduced reso
,uiious N the 1. ;. Senate proposing to
amend the Constitution, 80 that the pfesl.
dent shall be elected for bat one term of
four years tina, the Secretary OF the Urea,
surv, Treasurer and Postmaster General
shall be. appointed by Congress and that
90 member Of Congress shall b. appointed
to office under the | ulted States until the
oSpira,ion al two Years after he shall have
ceased TO be a member.
u~1hc Silk Convention lately held IN
Baltimore recommended the publication OF
journal, widely 10 disseminate inlorma
ton relative 10 the growth and manufacture
Ut SILK. MIR. Skinner, the founder Of the
American Farmer and Turf Register. has
been solicited TO become IT, Editor. ltgill
lie issued monthly at s. per anuum.
CIV have read the letter from Gen,
Harrison 10 answer to one from Hammer
Denny. announcing hls nomination to the
Prcsd. acy by the Anti. Masonic Convention
lately held IN Pennsylvania. The General,
~ Gar from drclntng the nomination and
awaiting the decision of National Couscn.
ton, lays down the landmarks tina, will 20.
ycrn his administration.
OF Daniel Webster has been reelected
a Senator of the United States from the
State OF Massachusetts Tor SIX years from
aud after the 81 day Of March next, when
his present term Of service will expire.
0ATRuel Williams has been reelected
senator IN Congress from Maine, from the
30 OF March next.
or Tho Legislature Of the State OF Ma
ryund, on The 25,h ut. went into the cleo
ton of United States Senator, 10 serve
or SIX years from the 4Ih of March next.
" llIam ID. Mcir.ck, Of Charles county,
the prescott Senator, was re elected on tho
lir>, ballot, receiving forty eight votes out
ol the eighty three gwen,
O1TThc \. Y correspondent Of Nat. In
reIr,gcncer states that the Senate OF New
\ urL vii agree TO disagree, so as 10 pre-
vent the re election of Mr.. Tamadge to
the United States Senate. The Senate
Will scatter ITS votes so as TO gave no can
d,datc nomination, aud thus prevent
l1rnt ballot on the day named by law. The
th,og is settled. |, IL n daring move oil
popular defiance, aud let them take IT,
10
C-J~As an evidence IN this country OF The
success of the Silk Culture, is the OTHER oil IA
wealthy house of Glasgow, IN Scotland, TO
establish IN Virginia mnnuiactory which
g., a.. {. M mn upotth nj
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

Letters from WashngtcG state that Mr..
Speaker Polk is very sick, but that the par.
ty insist on his going to the house every
morning to organize il, and then call some
Lacotoco to the chair in his stead. This
Is done to prevent The election of speaker
pro TEN. who would, as late events lndi,
cate, be decided opponent of the admins.
tration,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

Moral Marim.-" II | wanted to punish
an enemy, it should be by fastening on him
the trouble of constantly hating somebody
---HanaCh More,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08
To Hire,

A NEGRO WOMAN, a good Cook, Enquire
"A at this office.
FEB, 5, 1899 436if
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08
G. CROSS.
ID IN nm agxrf r,xr
SOUTHERN
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

yEsHIS Institution, loca.
IL ted in a retired and
most beautiful spot just in
the outskirts of the village
of Charlotte. n. c.; and haV-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

The &. States Marshal was on the wharf
until the sailing Of the Royal William, on
the i" look out for absconding Sub Treas
urers. 1t is said that two we're arrested
names not mentioned.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08
REPORT FROM THE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.


,omOliaaes ruth resolution Of the Seaafe,
,s,,ripe the distribution ~ The proceeds Of N,
Mic lands, had The BAL sniitlsd, {" IA act 10
I.r,opriats, for a limited time. the proceeds u
~ sales Of the ..sbiie lands Of hs u s., and for
Granting lands 10 certain States" become iap
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. II. 1889.
SIR Ia compliance with the resolution
me Senate OF the 10th INST, directing
NJ Secretary Of the Treasury "io r port
the Senate the proportion of the net
,ceeds of the public lands which each
|s,ote would have received TO ard lnclud
4, The Ist Of January, 1889, under the
| n entitled " An act To appropriate, for
| ,ded time, the proceeds of the sales ot
| 4, public lands of the u. s., and for grant
h land 10 certain States" winch passed
koIb houses Of Congress, If it bad received
N .pprobation Of the President, transmit,
b,.rvtlh, a communication received from
H. Commissioner of the General T,and
lice, accompanied by tabular statement.
I neh. It is believed, contains the informa
100 desired, upto the latest date practicable.
| have the honor 10 remain, yeIy respect.
~ your obedleni servant,
LEVI WOODBURY..
SECRETARY Of hs TieInry
Tic Hon VI JoHS-os,
PTtna,Rt Of tAe Senate
GrSESAL L.sp OrIlcE Jan. lG, 1880.
Sir: Agfeeably 10 Your request, there Is
Sseaiih submitted a tabular statement,
S,rparrd under The resolution OF the Sen
u L Of the 10Th INST, shosIng the proper
"a Of the net proceeds Of the public lnnds
Sbch each State would have received Up
! ,nd including the 30ih September, ls3-,
er the bill entitled " Au act 10 appro
ile, Tor a limited time, the proceeds OF
.aes Of the public lands Of tho L. s.,
8 Tor granting lands to certain States,
hch passed both houses Of Congress. # II
c received the appreciation Of the Pres
81
The resolution calls for the exhibition Of
] proportion nccruiRg To each State ~
BAD lnclodng the II January, 1880,
! ulsmuch as the accounts for the fourth
s'Ier Of the past year have been as yet
partially rendered by the receivers Of
pablc mone}s, thls Office Is not cna
10 bring the exhibit down 10 a later
~ lhaG Both September las.
Nhh great respect, sir, your obcden,
pant,
JAS wHITCoNB, ComrqisHoatr.
b. Lryi Nonou"Av
Sseretarg n fae Trssfsry,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

0|J-Ruel Williams has been reelected
Senator IN Congress from Maine, from the
81 Of March next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

A Ne,r Years Gltf.-The congregation
Of the Rev. Mr.. McGlI, of the Scottish
Kirk, at Niagara, Upper Canada, presented
that gentleman on the Is, INST. with E300
ISL, 20o,) as New Years gift. A sub.
stantlaI New Years present, and tina, TO a
deserving man.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

The New Orleans Bee, hitherto an Ad
mlnis,ratlon paper, has hois,ed the Wing
flag, and goes for Henry Clay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

OF Daniel Webster has been reelected
a Senator 81 the United States from the
State OF Massachusetts Tor sly years from
aud after the 81 day Of March next, when
his present term of service will expire.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

In the Legislature Of the State Of Ala
bama a proposition to change the mode OF
elecilng Representatives TO Congress from
the District system to that of General
Tickle, has been rejected.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08

The Philadelphia Saturday Courier says
that a gentleman of tina, city has received
a letter from Louisville, which states that
the individual killed in bloody atfray in
that city, under the assumed name of Gales,
was Richard P. Robinson, Who was tried
for the murder Of Helen Jewett.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

NTOTICE.- Notwithstanding mandatory, together
IN with all its valuable stocks, TOOLS and clocks
hea wholly aud totally destroyed by the late FIRE
the corner ofGaud and Elizabeth Streets and
we are not wholly destitute and shall be blessed TO the
faces both those at hsmc and abroad at
the Of the Bowery and Division street
where we shall bestow cnsesvors sup.
ply the best clocks have large assortment
finished clocks time pieces and regulators on hand aud
rene wing our apparatus with all possible dis
patch and f possible efficient and efectua
Some Of our Turret clock necessarily be de-
ayed short time, but trust they III bear with under
existing Clocks OF every description carefully
SMITH & BROTHERS,
n30 wd&Itws ~ Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

TAYNE's ExPECToRANT.-we consider it a duty to
d call public attention TO this admirable preparation for
Pulmonary Disesse-especsis Coughs Ids, Cousump,oss.
Splitting blood, Asthma Bronchial Affections Whocpiug
Cough Its used and very highly approved by Of
the first responsibility but feel eonfdent Ia saying that
trial OF it's efficacy viii be its best recommendation.
DH JorsTHss Go,sa President OF Granville College,
Ohio date Of New York; In letter 10 the proprietor dated
New York. December 1885, says, He labopg under
cold cough AMI hosensss, and that his difficulty Of
breathing great that he felt himself w danger Of mme
date suocaon, hut perfectly cured BY this Erpc
toran" Mrs. Deks, Of Salem, j. cared Of Asthma,
Of twenty years standing by using two bottles ofhs medicine
Mrs ward also Of SALEM cured Of the complaint
BY bottle young lady also Of Salem, was believed
her friends 10 be far gone with consumption, perfectly
restored by bottles. Dr. Hamilton &C ST. James, South
Carolina greatly affected ny cough hosre snd sore
Of the lungs and using bottle Of this medicine found
permanent relief
Mr. Nicholas Harris SEN Of the Deacsss Of the First
Baptist Church this has been perfectly cured ~ it.
after having suffered 90 years with cough asthma and splitting
| OF blood, wni.h remedy could relieve
To be lad Wholesale and retail Of A. d. Sands, ~ kui
Ton north OF Gold ITO Eson corner Of VIII
liam reta by O. Embree,77 broadway, CHI Ring,
ga Broadway Also Rolton Co. sst broadway
and jefferson street, ~ Y and Burnett 81 Canal st. nso I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

4 osT-FiFTy DOLLARS RE" ARo-Lcst on
~ Tuesday evening" ir the neishbcrhood of jefferson
and East broadway, small wallet containing $500
po draws W The Union Bs~h az Mississippi slso ose
r shs bank svA $50 css note arawu ~ the
Farmers Bank of sewees Coun'y 81 Rouus dssd o.
IS 81 icsv mostks Ssse spd 81 IN Red Back Mes>y The
finder shs ~ entitled me sheve bV
The esbsevhevs; the ~ s has
stopped; her vl be Of n ssy hot the ewv
ma 81 lie. BETfs. a Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

Informing.-It is all the rage just now to inform
againstl uery Office keepers pack OF scamps go
aRd buy tickets or insure numbers, and because the
chances go against them, they turn round infsr
against the parties they have been aei-e fair bust
me SIS This j. h~-s s~sr, tntls yes lsss, vst
both parties wonld be to the pilIory. As il is,
one rogue is mulcted in order to repenish the peck
cts Of tie other rogue. Henry Mealey, Of Broome
street. complained Of Robt Van Oldc rhausen, and
Jonathan Virgins for selling lottery tickets, while
Sarah Rogers com planned of Jane Hemon, an in
surance agent to one Edward Cochrane or course
tho accused found bail and the companants will be
bought off.
So some may lsueh, while must weep,
Thus the world away"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
NOR sALE-rHE BEST ESTABLISHED MEDICAL

NOR sALE-THE BEST ESTABLISHED MEDICAL
OFFICE IN THIS CITY, together With ,,s furniture,
which win be sod immense sacrifice, ~ the Doctor
about leaving Cor Europe, IN the BRITISH QUEEN. Hm
pv~~tjce IA this couatry has with
and person fcapsbil,y With small capital the oppor,u
NIFTY sse the Doecr will explain the disease ~ Al
various stages and give the Purchssr prescription for
m every stage also clear Instruction Of their sppcat,on
together With manuscript, ready for publication, eossan
rsurs and progress n IN. general sess. the Doctor h
self. Immediate application necessary note Tor BAN the
reasonable date. Address A. b., Herald once
ma 9;ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

90 AT this Indictment Of the writes acorrss
pondept when assumption Asthma Coughs, Coids ac ars
praveIent, safe, ecseious, and al the same time
speedy remedy be found in Dr. Mason We
getable B.sam For sale By d. Sands ~ a.d 100 tua.
ton IT. Syme, 90 aud $50 Bewery; burnetts Pcrfumsry
store 81 Cona street For further particulars DR. Ma
cons advertisement another part Of the Herald o4zss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02


Sunday Dec. more Stabbing and Hurdering.-
An inquest held nj Of those sinks Of inqui-
ty termed rum holes situated At the corner Of Rose
Welt and Chatham streets, kept by Ebenezer Hurd,
soap locks, round rmmers, peep Of day boys, volun.
teers, misfortuDate girls, pimps, and cads TO low
brotheIs, &C., ON the body Of Thomas Whitchurch,
a member Of fire company Ne IL.
II appeared from the testimony adduced before the
coroner, that between one and two o'clock on Sun
day morning, the rum hole quarter full 81 com
pany. The deceased, who had been 10 fire. came
in with some Of his pals on their way home and
called Tor something to drink. The liquor
handedito him, and after drinking Of il he went
to the bar and said 81 want my liquor" The bar
keeper said, why, you've drank it." This the de-
ceased denied in rough language The bar keeper
retorted, and very hard words ensscd. At length
the bar struck the deceased who returned the
blow The bar keeper then came out, seized carving
knife Is inches long BY vide s and stabbed the de-
claiming, oh God! I'm dead"
Dr. Abraham Creveling deposed that he had made
post norton examination Of the deceased, and found
wound one and half inches long, which had sepa-
rated Of the principal vessels Of the heart -
Found about a quart of blood in the lungs, and
thought the man must have died In stantly.
WIN. Ripley, of 303 Spring street, said he was
present, and that the first blow was struck by the
barkeeper. This was denied by others.
Tho jury found that " the deceased came to his
death from stab inflicted in the abdomen by knife
held in the hands Of Timothy Robinson"
Robinson was Immediately taken iato custody and
conveyed TO prison.
Another inquest was held on the body Of Charles
Fitzgerald, an Irishman, aged thirty, who 60
his death in q very singular manner. The deceased
lodged in Spruce street, and had difficulty with
female in the house. for which she viewed revenge
On Saturday night she pitched loaded utensil of
certain description al the deceased ~ he coming
up stairs, when, strange to say, he fell backwards
and his head came In costact with pail o( water,
and he found with his neck disocated, and his
face immersed in the contents Of the uens and the
pail
The jury found that the deceased died from con
gestion Of the brain.
An ante morfsm examination was held At the Five
Points the body Of notorisus negro bully named
William Allen. who was stabbed BY another negro
rowdy, named Jack Lane, st rum hole kept by
| Owen Mcintyre. II appeared that the two black
brutes had a Saturday might, when Allen
struck Lane; whereupop the latter drew his knife
and viii pped into the side ri his assaiant before
| be cculd cry out enough. The wounded rowdy was
| lice and committed 20 the tombs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

nAssEN0ERs Coz British QUEEN Prepare yourselves
With beautiful article OF India Rubber SHOES viii esth-
or solos, both Ladies Oevtesn, well adapted o the
Evropesn climate Also very ros hrd ~ Life xrssrvsr
wkirk no psvsoa fsins 20 should bs wthcns M.nef
tered ~ HUTCHINSON ONDERDONk
no &. tT soChssha~ street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

cyAFETY REFLEcTiN0 FUNNEL LAMPS War
rsn,ea burn half the expense Of any other LAMP
To give clear and brilliant Tight w,ihost shadow The
propretor soc his friends 10 call and examine
Tor themselves feeling confident that will surps al others
in brianc, cheapuess, and management LAMPS and mp
wards suitable for grecers dry good stores porter house,. ana
pense cas- be obtained al Z. MTCHELLse sthsrne St,
n20-lm- and ava Greenwich street corner OF Canal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

mo m lRT--A Snail Store a~i n.eh Rccm n We
lswsv vsrs a ske cay Ths sssvs h ssssd w - Bss
Resn Ts Givssres w se LET ~h Ne scve o. sssS eAssp
Foe Further particulars aspiy N u Srsssss street. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2. 1889.

having but little space left to speak Of the male
performers, can nane only the three following, viz:
Spartacus,' Meinotte' and Master Walter
The rst is Of the Forrest school, and his fine ply
steal proportions show how judciously his precep-
tors have trained him for those parts which the stu
dents oil that style acting pre-eminent in. The
eye full of fire and expression; the expanded mos
ris aud the full volume of voice with which he ut
tiers the part set wn for him. show great judgment
and discrimination, whilst the force aud vehe-
mence Of his kick are well calculated TO produce
the most striking scenic effects. Melnotte, on
the other hand, is all impulse. Full Of fire, and
although his acting is unequal when taken whole,
still there parts where produces most electrical
effects upon his audience. His positions, like
Charles Kean s, emincntly fine and he hit off
many OF the best points in way that was cacul ted
to disarm the wrath Of any of the critic clan that
m light have stood in his way.
The acting Of the sab,e horse, "Master Walter"
is more studied, which shows that he has adopted
the stage AS profession n, because it afforded him
occasions whereby he might cultivate and pamper
those high tastes magnations in which his spirit
to float in an ideal world Of i'm rishabe gran
denr and beauty.
Want Of space prevents our following up this can
did criticism, through the hole stud, but shall
take future opportunity of analy the entire dra
matte talent Of the quadrapidal corps Of artists.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

DREW, ROBINSON co, ha,iag removed shs;r sGss
~ 70 No. ~ wsn street opposite the Merchass' To-
ek@ses sre y~evsred 10 10y FL hiss Of Ussuvst Dsa
terma
Aks 70 ,ls eese,isss 10 dis.r-s, rar, of Ne vs.s
sAsses neesws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

ELEGANT ROOM TO LET.-Two gsutlsmes. or go
IL eman and his wife have elegant with boed
aid the OF library Of 1000 Volumes piano, &c
tee private family AZ John street The family circle consists Of
four persons Terms for the &c $40 for the
persons The heat Of references will be required ad
dressed A. at this Office, win be attended and other
mode Of application n9tf
vT'HE COMPLEXION-FEMALE BEAUTY-Ahi.-
L scas Depiatory, the only article that has been
found to permanently superauous hair from the face
neck and Of Females, leaving the skin soer finer and
winter than before IFS application. II 10 mild and harmless
IN ITS nature that be used upon infant with perfect
safety For sae-price dollars per botle-at GU1ONS,
1879 Broadway Agent for the United States Of America ala
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FULTON Gate fore
~ man to J. X Walier) and JAMES THURsTON, have
this day formed copsrtnershp der the firm Of FuLror
THuRsroN for the purpose conducting Plumbing
ness, at sos Broadway
New York, Sept. is, 1885,
NARDThe undersigned having had considerable expert
~ cnce IN the Plumbing Business and being
every improvement in their line practical
men consider themselves inferior none befor. the
public with confidence of giving satisfaction.
FULTON,
- j. THURSTON.
new YORK. Oct Z, 1882 o22-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

llASSAGE FKUM UKEAT bHt lain AND IkB-
LAND.-The Subscriber continues to make seueuts
in this city Tor the passages Of those residing Esgand Ire
land, Scotland and Wales
Toe ships employ ed by this company Of the fret clsss
American built commanded by OF experiesce, and ssd
frem Liverpool every week throughout the season.
Drafts payable deand National Bank a ireland,
the National Bank Of Scotland and their varioa' branches
also, q. CIyn Co. London, and Fitrhugh e. Grim
shaw Liverpool al the lowest rates Application - - made
BY letter, post paid 10 SAMUEL THOMPSON,
nal Inn 273 Pearl strvst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
Forty Years Experience vosioss cfiSiatss-1sosH-
ty-foar years established IN his ciiy-Neitk0
Quacksrv nor Imposition.
DIR J. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.

DR. }. EVANS Continues To- be eopsuno rephdentsiy
IL In all vsss.s cases. mercurizl and ckreuc Disorder,
the Improved prsece, he exp~duoos snd
mild may be depended To prevcrt mssses,
particular 10 find NO. ~ PEGS slip
Mservss Boz, containing complete plan - medcinr TOT
form Of the be proecsd sbsve End used
With posing the patient They viii be cent 10 order 70
,ay pat OF the Ertrr Sts.s.
Also preventive resseay ssnins v-.-- = thai
July relied
letters post paid and describing tho and csciosng
will the remedy and directions sent 10
DER Attendance daily, until O'Clock In the evensn<
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and sscreey
may be depended on
No connection WITH any ether oAee in on, q &se.sy
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
sl%y No. ~ Peek stsp. NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

NEW RRFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY Informs ns fre.1
IN andth public that he has opened Refecto 10 tss
and elegant building No. LA Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every dsl
cy OF the provided appears tire marxst
Ne attensn will he waiting his part gese-a
satisfaction and he hopes TO find that
which he 10 determined 10 deserve.
IIO-tf j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

t-4e FOR LIVERPOOL. New line Irregular Packet
S0 2oth December.) The elegant Packet Ship SID
DONs, Captain n. b. Palmer, will sail as above. For
freight passage having ommodaons for
dor or comfort .prsy = c-g. 81
mr. to T., n. SonbiNo = ~,
No alteration in PRICE passage FARE by this ne-num
her OF passengers limited.
The Packet Ship Sheridan, Captain Depeyser will succeed
the Siddons, aad call 25h January. n26
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

/ - IRWIN Co, Members of the Royal College of
Surgeons Londen continue he consulted delicate
diseases IN all their various stages at their Office 204 Fulton
street, where from The csmmodous Of their
persons iaoorng under delicate complaints
secrecy and safety
j. D. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all the
most violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice. their treatment without mercury has been
cesful and speedy Tey need not by certificates direct the
public attention to their superior practice those Diseases
their reputation in this city we'll known BY
all who had eccasion to confde in their heaor strongly
recommended to females who habit Of using their
Deobstruent Pills. that than be taken on
any OCCASION might produce effects which who
would be mothers are desreus % avoid preventative
ured themselves by secret and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security is all that will he required until
shall be effected Letters post paid detailing the ma
ure OF the complaint and covering suitable fee will
medatey attended to- and medicines with full directions
warded 10 the parties
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

YMNASTIC EXERCISES.-W FULLER be-. 10 IN.
NJ form the gentlemen OF New y~.g It's VIC iny that
his mnasiums 2O5 % Ann streets full
operation. w. +. has certificates from the eminent
physicians Of New York and Philadelphia great
lages to be derived from the exercises Of the gymnasium
Thes exercises adapted to all and taken
any time without interruption from weather Mr. Monrquin
who has Pven the greatest satisfaction for the last years
at this establishment will continue 10 lessons the noble
science Of Fencng such hours Will the
of pupils. boys under years Of age from
to o'clock will be always present during their
ercses An evening class Is about being formeo
ter. For card of terms apply as above MD In.