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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

1t is stated in The New York Sun, that
on New Years night, during the spirited
defence made by the Germans, is dead of
his injuries. The name, however, is
withheld on account of the alleged respecti-
bility of his family.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Connecticut. The Wing State Conven-
ton a, New Haven, have nominated the
following officers for reelection mex, A
priI; Governor, VIM. W. Ellesworth; Lient
Governor, Chas. Hawley; Treasurer, Hi
ram Rider; Secretary of state, Royal H.
Human; Comptroller, Henry Kilburn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Pretty Good. AT late Wing Jubilee
Dinner in Detroit, Michigan. the follow
ing sentiment was submitted
"Gen. Har4ison-He tipped the canoe
oftyranny and gave the Lions neck
North BEND"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Gen. Waynes Endorsement? Gen, An
thony Wayne, in his letter to the Secretary
of War, G irving an official account of the
sanguinary Indian battle. in 1912, said
"My faithful and gallant Lieutenant
HARRISON, rendered the most essen
,ial service by communicating my orders in
every direction, and by his conduct and
bravery, exciting the troops to press for
victory"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

We learn from the Providence Journal
that several suits have been commenced
against the owners of the Lexington. by
persons in that city who had goods ON
board. Gazette.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
Democratic SsTs5gj Convention

The YOUNG .sfE.N Of Lincoln County OPP
posed to the ant-republican measures Of the Fede-
raj administration, are requested to meet al The
Court House in WiscaSSet, on Wednesday, the 5M
day Of February neat. at 10 o'clock, II ~, to
organise for the approaching Presidential cam
paign.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

No less than t,Oenty-eight printers lost
their lives at Fannin S massacre, in Texas.
Printers are always among the first to dip
into any affair where the liberties Of their
fellow man are at stake, or the yoke of OPP
n,essor needs to be broken.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The Skowhegan Sentinel states that the
small pox has broken out in Fairfield at
KendalPs Mills and that five cases had oc-
Cured there.
We understand that there are also
number of cases in Clinton.
Ken. journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30


tinguished individuals, who have received
the Wing nomination for the first offices
in the gift of the People of this country,
will be read with interest. They were ad-
dressed to the Committee of the Conven-
ton, in reply to their leiters:-
GENERAL HARRISON'S REPLY.
NoRTH BEND, 10Th Dec 1889.
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your letter from
Harrisburg of the 18th inst
However objectonal in the opinions of
many Of our felow-ctizens may be the
mode of selecting candidate for the two
highest offices Of the Government by a
General Convention, the peculiar circum-
stances in which the party opposed to the
present Administration were placed, seem
TO have left them no alternative to secure
that unity of action so necessary to their
snccess. the number of States represent
ted, and exalted character of the Dele
gates TO whom the delicate task Of noml-
mating the candidates was committed, leav-
iiig no room to doubt that their decision
was in accordance with the wishes of the
majority OF their constituents, | accept
with gratitude the nomination which, in
obedience to a resolution of the Conven.
ton you have done me, gentlemen, the
honor to communicate.
But however highly may value this ev-
idence Of the attachment and confidence of
SO large portion of my fellow citizens,
must beg you to believe. gentlemen, that
no one is more thoroughly convinced than
am, that in selecting retired and I'M
pretending individual TO be their candidate
the Convention were influenced by circum-
stances often occurring in popular govern
ments to set aside the higher claims of
other citizens, although founded upon the
possession Of most distinguished talents
and the performance of the eminent seryi-
ces to their country, united to every other
quality necessary TO the discharge of the
duties Of Chief Magistrate Of this great
Republic.
1t may perhaps be expected that should
embrace this occasion to declare the prin-
ciples upon which the Administration will
be conducted, ifthe efforts of my friends
to place me in the Presidential Chair
should prove successful But having in a
letter to the Hon. Harmer Denny, and in
another to the Hon. Sherrod Williams,
both of which have been made public, given
my views at some length of the character
and extent OF the powers vested Eby the
Constitution in the President, consider
1t Unnecessary to repeat themshere.
deem it, however gentlemen, proper at
this time to renew the assurance hereto
fore frequently made, that should be cleo
ted to the Presidency, will under no cir
cumstances consent to be candidate for a
second term.
With the highest consideration, gentle
men, for yourselves and those you repro
sent
| am, your fellow citizen
w. III. HARRISON
To Hon. John Owen, Of n Carolina,
Chairman. &c.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

.Ne,O Method ofcIeaning Glass. Reduce
to very fine powder, a piece of indigo
moisten a rag, apply 1t to the powder, and
smear the glass with it, Wipe itwell with
a dry CLOTH
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

M,ssIssIppI.-Th New Orleans True
American says that the Loco Focos of
Mississippi have split upon the candidate
for u. S. Senator, and that Mr.. Walker
will be thrown overheard, and II. G. Run
neIs elected in his stead.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Stephen Price Esq, manager of the Park
Theatre, New York, died in that city OH
Monday last, of Quincy Sore Throat.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Texas. At the latest dates, the food
of emigration was flowing into Texas with
broad current. The estimate is, that one
hundred thousand settlers have come in dur
ing the fall and winter.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

MASSACHUSETTS. Executive Council
On Tuesday, the two branches of the Leg
islature of Massachusetts elected nine
Councillors to advise the Governor for the
present year. The whole whig ticket was
elected, by an average majority of 3d.
The gentlemen elected. are-John Adam
of Boston, James H. Duncan ofHaverhill,
Edmund Parker of Reading, Charles
Hudson of Westminster. l. G. Bates,
of Northampton, VIM. Porter Jr. of Lee,
David A. Simons of Roxbury, Nath, NJ.
Davis, of Plymouth, and Joseph M. Grin
nell of New Bedford.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

Southern Literary Messenger. The Jan
uary number of this periodical is delayed,
and will be issued jointly with the num-
Der for February. A specimen sheet how
ever has been published containing por-
ton of we'll written Review of Lord Brou-
CHAINS structures upon DIR. Charming, in
the Edinburgh Review. The Messenger
is now about to commence Its sixth volume,
and it may well appeal to its past course
as guarantee Of what it promises now
The editor expresses his reliance upon the
public patronage to sustain him in the in
creased expenditures which the improved
style of the ensuing volume will call for
We hope that this confidence may meet
with hearty response. Bait. American.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
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MISCELLANEOUS
from the Wesleyan Journal
EXCURSION TO MOUNT KTAADN.
By ". C. LARRABEE.
CHATTER III,

CHAPTER II.
Preparations for a voyage up The Penobscot
-.Mcnner Of Loc0motion- Sketch of The
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
ACCEPTANCE OF THE WING
NOMINATION.

Blythe following letters. from the dis
tinguished individuals, who have received
the Wing nomination for the first offices
in the gift of the People of this country,
will be read with interest. They were ad-
dressed to the Committee of the Conven-
ton, in reply to their leiters:-
GENERAL HARRISON'S REPLY.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

The following further account of the
proceedings of Congress on Friday the
18th, are taken from the Baltimore Patr-
OF, and Washington papers of Saturday.
MAINE BOUNDARY DIFFICULT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
FRENCH SPECIEIC-

@S00 If 1T FAILS 10 effect rapid and perfect cure
pow without the least regard to Diet drink indrance
from business
All who have contracted certain disease and wish
rid of with little trouble aud without the liability ofexposue
sheud use LEkOfS FRENCH SPEC IFIC, the only medi.
cine discovered that will this complaint without
change Of DIET, and Il does not affect the BREAl II 1t
prevents discovery while using it,
Ia long Lhcnc or the disease obstinate
elects, Fuor bus Gravel emae Complaints weskness
'ihcse oass 49, beyond doubt the most eseotus remedy
scov"red having cared obstinate after
other me licNc had failed.
OBSERVE Ask for LEROY's FRENCH SPECIFIC
heh pat IN bot with foil directions IN the English and
Erench languages. Price II bottle.
MOTT E.-The genuine Specific formerly s,ll al Ne. SIS
Nassau street. will "a future be sold only Dr. HART'S
Orig Store o Broadway ant Chambers street. New
Works a the Sixth and Market streets Philadelphia
And AZ the Of Charles and Pratt streets Baltimore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
1'RTJSSES

pUPTURE CURED AT DR.. AMOS g HULL'S Es-
~ TABLISHMENr VESEY STREET, ASTOR
HOUSE.Dr Hulls rrusses modified, to shorten their
Of cure very much The Truss is called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This great improvement the unqualified sane ton
Of the faculty of New York.
The Ame nstu,e at its last Fair granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, the ndation Of its
Judges consisting of five eminent ply and
The public cautioned against pretended by
Truss hskers there such thing principle
of cure not hitherto known the faculty this preteace
eeed by medical men as hambue OF mere mechanics who
DIR. HULLS establishment has been well known for
than twenty 1t only s under the patronage
of the faculty.
- No oherbusiness permitted in this Office and well
known who declines all other professional calls is in
constant attendance.
Ruptared persons cautioned against being deceived by
pretended agents. NO TRUSS is GENUINE UNLEs ;
SIGNED BY NE IN WRITING.
AMOS q. HULL, NJ D.,
apps Vesey street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

NEAR slR-i should almost consider myself devoid g
- g,titude, q did not bank you for the good that You
Red Drop has done Having been led away by tie les
" ycus unfortunate to contract that disssst
shch your arstion Processes o. ard alter trying a.
every medicine that the quscs Of this city endeavor T.
am ulon the community, found my self wsst,ng away and
he disease fast undermining constitution. had almost
tandgued the hope OF being restored my former good health
gsn procured bottle Of your Red Drop, and
hrelv recovered without sny bad effects Of The disease
aiming. My dear all the return make you will
be recommend " 10 those who have bcep snori.na
myself assuring them, with the utmost confidence, that IL wiz
not faA In producing fs~eedy s-a lasting care.
Ieurf. truly, ". NFFFE+.
Won N liberty 70 publish the letter bot Veg the favor
that you will not publish the Division street Al gr
vial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

has long been matter 81 SURPRISE TO that The article
called LEMON SYRUP should have cantnued IN demand
fr My prepared u oses its agreeable favor wscl
two after made and acquires bitterness which renders
quite sagreeab 60 the tse The change which takes place
caused b'he action Of the acid the ssccharine naer
Various substances have from time TO time been used tor the
preventing this chlnge but the have proved
ssfu Mr. George Miller. No. 50 Duane street has
aduted very simple and efeotua method Of obviang the
scuy complained Of lie puts Up the acid portion Of the le
mon separately IN small plal attached to the bottle
syrup With the simple directions 10 empty the one hto the
her when required for 49,.
Lemon syrup fresh prepared when rived With water
makes able whole drink and will doubt D. sp
tnsivclr usss aurins the warn ..nscn D,,,, - =, A.
ty9taF JAhks ~ stbAl hIb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

: -. NEW JAsILE, Del Feb IN 1898
DR. LsVlsO N-Desr sir--i can never be graz 4 enough
Medcn wi Hunters Red Drop) was for 1--WE months aFet
ted with enere aud dnring that time took many medicines
but nOnewOuld Al last physician Up;
but fortunately day was sPeakisE to resd the sub
ect-he bid that Hunters Red Drop the only ned-
cine tina woud m Of which purchased some of your
agent IN Philadelphia and the result that enjoying
perfect health Now, sir after suffering long finding u
last sueh signal relief from Hunters Red Drop,
duty to inform the interested where relief may lad
T. b. Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
No. 4 PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTkE CONTINUES = usual % dev-ts has
- entire personal atnes to ts treatment Of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those who have been become the victims
II unqualified orprncpled carataus with which his cty
.beunds consequence e e asty ofoursws regulating ne
profession respectfully solicited 10 can has old
established Denssy No Peek slip where any thousands
have been made to rejoice AZ happy deverace from heir
ssnifold Diseases
To strangers DR. Carrener legs leave add that be
native am" 10 the born at he s graduate
College and received his dpoDs in this city, cams roId
honorsD liesnate Of the New York State Medical So
ts city and what most important he speedily and tss
tuslly cures his patients.
" Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

FEMALE MONTHLY PILL-MADANE REsTEIL
femas Physcian being SATISFIED fora her perfect ac ln
lance VITA the ecuiar ysoloey and OF the finale
frame, ha most q the Complaints to- which females
iect have their almost nvaristl the rrtuau
and suppression ~ zose functions Of nature 60 wch
indebted for health, strength and chez ruuess ard &C
Iuce ~ happIues and which Ind 81 Is perhaps III
ahc1n % Hhi,h can be suyecas 10 this
at oute those voieut aud cnuvuve adacss arrangement
u tssto an. gnswing "a the side, burning tie CHI IL de
th and ieveris seer, trigatfu dreams anpuor debility
weakness met distressing rthacgy and dsiucnation 10 ac
uvy or tmpl yUent, deaiAy stllow and iu4nnate com
pextu wait OF APPETITE and short, the posra'ion
ne very srscspJ for he enioycnt
stances. endurance lies fnEcuderug that me lsnch0iy o
md na frpfessi % spirits that make existence Itself BIT
prooa ti'u e sun AID wretch .dncss and which al
not u4i ny dsoms the uHharpy victim to the pcrpetrl
uu su de. How them 90 90 obvIaie
effects fuuous, disastrous very By s
Of med zine srecily adared to produce IN q rr
ar actions soindis peusabie 10 hs alth
Msdtns Restslis Female MnnthJ Pills long well known in
EUROPE Tor her eth and safety ave already, within the
short cr0d Of their introduction iBo the United states
luo extensive reputation. From the ortunitss ord
Cd Madame Rese N ascerainnt the effects prod ced by th
tse Of vtrOuss eshcs sugy has enabled her successfully
combine the vrtses md of several ingredients bc
hough mild very ecscou IN the conposi tie Fe
% bsan tSer Cor that are in
the ul sHd particular directions when and how 10 10 rsed
which each bov. Madame Resells ~
written on the cover ofezch Dor Price g..
For sle AZ Ii2 Cherry street. Catharne:
corner Of Allen; Csra street; and Madame Ess,.is
Office, 10 GREENWICH street near Coartland New york
No ~ Pair street NJ wark NJ Dr j. hn adv 9ol Wa
mirster street. fro'senee, r phia oacs col south
hs" su"ft ~ imdsv'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

DR.. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.
CONSISTING Of. THE TIGER PILL, for severe and
condition of
). THE EUPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
~ THE AMXRANTH SYRUP. for morbid affections of
s. TIE ANAGALLIs PILL for irregular action of the
6. THE CARDAMINE PILL, for dsransed function Ofth
l. THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fe
ELH E @ d
10. THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
'fn The fsarls LINIMENT, for obstinate diseases eff
Ia The soLIDAGo oINTMENT for injuries and com.
Ali stems hitherto ented whe Their complete
or are liable to oteeisns The eassca
other theories dssimiar one uniform feature namely
aseeaned respecting the definite action given remedies
certain organs or on hrd or closely man,
the ma9iiesy sb;uTd fAudn entity base
possible %ases win II remedy has MEYER and will
his Mi in 1 and their most eeeaa sniido,s Med
cine lake food when put 60 its legitimate must be chosen
under distress and when this aceonp shed
An affection of the Drain requires remedy totally
di rent from disease OF the lungs ,. Att
attack ofpasy All the four may be secondary affections
some otter organ aid will yield any general remedy,
but quickly disappear under the nnenee a
catalogue and the disorders they have
brief genera on Of seng intended ecmpe-
dun Of popular medicine PAMPHL giving fle- details
and drectIsns respecting the virtues the
PHYLAcTic REMEDIES may be had with the medicine
BowEAy and GRAND Each Of the remedies may
be relied on general principles IN the eagen Of disease,
and will in most be found 10 the disorders
which they recommended Under each medicine great
variety could adduced proofs Of their healing
efficacy, let the following serve as specimen:-
c.. 2sth street years AZ, dark COMPLEXION Isds
die stature souty made seizd Nth intense pam in the
bowels, which spite of eechEg hcedEg bllste njee
tons caon opium and the like. continued h ated
vioece for nearly week, the bowels remaining obsnaely
cOsve all the Ga the eighth morning
given, three hours the left the bowels
freely opened and in "a hours the patient completely
stored.
NJ B., 18th street seized with simil SYMPTOMS
had been four in he greatest daring hch all the
Ordinary remedies had been vain. On the fifth day
given and ia 80 hours returned to HE
usual ayocaon
t. had fer sometime ained Of pain
in the chest and general sssitude last seized with
Inflammation OF lungs, ncessant cough, difficult
breathing great resessaess &c. One
gwen which glng the day. removed all I'D symptoms,
and 10y gyisg doses of ANAGALLIs PILL
taree d.ys completely recovered.
AGENTS WANTED, enquire AT 10 Bowery. jez7 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

EUH IhE rAIEAND skIN.-UHURCH'sG or NUINK
4 EhGErABLE LOTION; recomm nded ~ he faculty
Tor all ~ Of the face and skin IL eradcaes
pies, freckes spots dine and all suans
sup gradually realizing dclicas. clear son shin; t-aps
forms The most saow leyon into radiant white
renders harsh and rough skin beautifully sei SMOOTH
and even tmuars TO the face ncck, healthy and
juvenile hoom and by due perseverance ~ s application the
result D he beautiful eomIeson: This Lotion erteed
Ell by ether world Srce say that u has
used with great success the United states and West nai,s
without single complaint Il ts efficacy For sale
Gil 'HCHS DiSrENSAR ,iss Bowery, corner Of Spring
street. Price IS cents per bottle. jy3 im'
HAVANA sEGARs-iO,OOO frat quality, in half and qusI
woorutrIL I7i soutbr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
ONE HUNDRED CARS.

ONE HUNDRED cabs.
VANDERWERkEN, manufacturer Of Cabs, Crnnibusses.
Stage Coaches, Railroad Cars, IT Hzmilon
Bruen and McWhorer streets, the RAILROAD Depot
Newark, " j., has art ady finished and Of toward
ness upwards Of hundred OF the newly invented Cahss
NJ g. The publ cautioned snst any cement
The isproved Cabs. jss 9n
SPHNG-At this beautiful season efte when
flowers Of eyery hue The face e beauty
oen marred with unsighty eckles AID hotchs To remedy
tns, the proprietor Of MlCHAUN'S FRECkLE WASH
oilers II az sae remedy not Only io reSklss bst or tsn
sunurn pimres and other Affections Of the skin. II only
needs trial 10 establish in the good opinion Of those
may require It, Price so cens For sale by III quantity
single box by A. ID. x ID. SANDS, Druggists
9ra nd W H., MT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22
,,mrsGoRptoiN,' ' BENNETT.

NO Il ANN STR ET
TERMS OF ADVERTtSINGy-rhe extensive oircuIatios
Of the HrHAD, both in town and country, makes sup.rs
channel for advertisers.
TWELVE LIrEs LEss:
day, 90 50 days, 81 Is days, - = 10 days, Gn
,Slsa i@Is S@i .s
LFss:
weeks. 81 so months, 80
I month, . 90 s monrts IL
" All Advertisements 10 be paid Cor before their insert
Advertisements inserted in the WEEKLY EEsaLp al u peg
square every Insertion
NoRNINs HEpALD-ssred every morning. except sundsy;
price fhro cens per copy Country subscribers furnished ~
the same rate, for any specific period retianee adj
vanee. NO paper sent. unless paid N advance.
WEEKLY HNRsID-issued every Saturday norDng ct nps
0cochce sta cents per copy FURNISHED 70 country sssi
scIlbers 20 50 per in advance.
tohRhSfoNbHN acdesa has
JAMES GoRDor ngNrkrr Propreo, sha kdib~ sih ~
en on husins,,sUukt be rost pssd,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

yAPoR BATHs:


/ p. CARROLL,S OLD f. TABilsHED MEDICAL
y TED VAPOR BATHS removed from rs John street
TO 326 Broadway, opposite the City Hospital aud
readiness to receive visitors No pains has been spared to
them to make them acceptable both the ladies' sn
geutemens department Mrs. C. hopes by her un~ear-
ed eyertons to continuance the patronage f tho
faculty and public which has TO this e
ment for the last fifteen The baths open fro
O'clock the morning Till night Also sulphur bahs
and showerbss Portable bathssch TO of the city
or BroOklyh al five minutes notice. Private ba,
nv the dav,weck, or month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

II l. MONT "a A IL, sCHOOLEN's MOUNTAIN
~ riNNGs y J.-By railroad ir-m Jsrssy City 20 Nor
n town. thence 10 miles by ost.cs aches lesvss New fofk
sysry morning o'c och srrv,rg a the Hall a e
bemut u M ~ prrtars tnrvaiied w ocsioa. situated 90
TIE hgtst part ~ the mountain. 20o0 fret above
surrounded b Para Il many acre., richly adorned with
Forest Fruit aud Or amsrta Tees 90 which yeM
valuable added. There
iepsve stable Just l.'el surpss BY any in the
s1ie. he uruurr tag T. nothing usd0
q give nora! satisfaction to bis patrons, Mrs
Hlchan viii ev1tc ser uuremted attention TO the laiss
departrent. as usual.
The Proprietor Belmont Hall is also proprietor oC N,
Mineral ~tngs. where much has recently been
the comfort n bis iiars ben they wish 20 ENJOY his Cha
iyhtafe the fountain Co k walters IN ntrs t
tr city affords. have been amuiy provided
again ready 90 welcome 10 healthy md hionae ,efss
al hn w. ~lts their prsfsnce Families wisbiu
10 secure apartments Wi do well TO slply ssrly
JOIN HINCHMAN
~ B. Horses and carriages g. lst ale, ss saddle horses
iva M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-22

MiK S s lists :$:.i i; 5; %s:
MOTIF eel trstsI eaae Physician, without being ap
ped. apl7. 3tnf