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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
Swanton, VT. February II, 1910.
To Fl. j. Thomas Esq, Publisher ofthe
North american.

Mr. DEAR SrR-In your seth No. you
published an article in relation TO SPIES.
in which you mentioned that you had good
authority for saying that Rev. Etenne
Charter had insinuated, or rather declared
his belief that or certain other refugee
IN Swantcn, was SPY IN BRITISH
PAY. You have also published a letter
from Mr.. Charter dated New York 22nd
January, in which that individual acknowl-
edges having made that accusation against
me, and his friend Consigny.
Ii is now long time since was cred-
bly, informed that Mr.. Charter was busy
with lew insignificant and mean co-Iabor-
ers, 10 spreading, even in Canada, the
most sIanderous rumours, and aspersions
on my public life, but | always though, il
my duty 10 despise both the authors and
their ISLANDERS. Since you have pub
Ilshed your first article referred TO in this
letter, have received letters bearing honor
able testimony of my character, from seve-
raj refugees Of the first class, which am
at liberty to publish If ] think proper. But,
my dear sir, after all, when consider that
my character has been assaiIed by man
who rs given up. by nearly all those who
Know him, as being deranged and entirely
out Of his senses, and whose principal occu-
patton has been to SANDER all the respeeta-
Die men who yet cling to the patriot cause,
ieannot condescend 10 answer accusations
coming from such source.
Had Mr.. Charter been a man in his
night senses, and had he not begged PAR
DON from Sir John Colborne and the
Catholic Bishop of Montreal, as he did in
'ane last, might perhaps have deigned
10 snswer him. But refugee who is base
enough 10 act as il appears he did with DR.
"olfred Nelson, as seen by the extracts Of
his letters which you have lately published,
aud who can beg PARDON from the har-
oened Colborne & the despcabIe Bishop of
Montreal, is in my opinion beneath the
nouce Of any respectable man. Well might
he speak OF those Canadian refugees who
Asd gone back to their native land TO "hiGe, !
u ne bosom Of their families. the shame ;
y heiT desertion," when he himself had :
'sgged Tor passport TO return to her Ma q
es'y's dominions. % A man who can do
maj, can do ANY THING-and his SLAM
'sf ought to be weighed according to the !,
merits Of its author. !,
as TO myself. tits my happiness 10 know {
aH neither my public nor my private life q
aoFc' any better reason for doubting nv !
a''ai or political integrity than that adj r
iced by Mr.. Charter. :
have the honor TO be,
Ny dear Sir, e
fonr most obi humble serv't, t'
C. H. o. COTE. ~
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
Ohio Wheat.

NOR SALE at the Grist Mill, at Swanion
II Falls, prime article Of Ohio winter wheat,
superior to any in the country.
Also
Fresh ground Flour from the above wheat. in bar
rels and half barrels TO accommodate customers
Swanton, Feb, 18th 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
I'd BY CANADIANS & AMERICANS.

: handed by Col. Lisingston, who had csp-
iiyaied the affections Of The country nes,-
, ple. Gen. Montgomery, from The ener-
eency Of The circumstances ia which he
found himself paeed, (in foreign country.
and not having q sufficient number III Pro-
vinc'sl troops 10 accomplish The divers OBJ
jec,s which he had In view, such a. oarri-
soning the fons of 81. johns, Chsmhiy.
Montreal and Sorel, and aiding Col. Ar
mold J bad thought Il bis duty not TO wait
for the action oi Congress on This onrs.
ton. He therefore conditionally raised a
battalion Of Canadians. a, The head Of
which he placed Colonel James Livingston.
Had Gen. Montgomery, when he iIrs, en-
tered into the Province OF Quebec. been
entrusted with the power 81 creating Can.
adlan bai,alions, Il would have stimulated.
| and excited emulation in Shem. But On.
RenoUating Nurture.
FOR THE CURE Of RHEun.r,.m.
ScrofnIa or Kings Evil, Hin diseases.
painful affections OF Tie bones, liberated
throat and noslrils, Ulcers of every de-
'crpnon, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
scesses, Scad Head, liberated feet and
egs, Botches, and all kinds of diseases OF
he skin I; also, PILES, in their mos, ap-
yravated form.
This medicine is singularly cffcacious in
enovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
N general terms, il is recommended in all
hose diseases which arise from impurities
u the blood or sitiation of The humors. OF
whatever name or kind. Some of the
'bove complaints may require some triaing
application, which the circum-
tances OF The case will dictate but for a
,eneral remedy or prescription to remove
he cause, this compound will be found
efficient
or all remedies yet discovered for the
ure OF particular disease, this ia The
'est certain. 1t makes speedy and prr-
lament cure, without the least regard 10
let, exposure, or application 70 business.
wen when the disease has become eonsti-
itlonsf, and Mercury with other popular
'medles, have failed, this Mixture ha.
ever been known to fail Of performing
ire. Theproprietor gives no long quack-
h recommendations but leaves The medI-
ne to speak for itself.
DfRECTIONS.-Tak from 10 te.
'oonluls, according to the strength and
., OF the patient, before eating, morning
I'd evening. Should it sicken the siom-
ID or prove too much of laxitiye, lessen
C dose.
Prepared and Sold nv
Dr.. JOHN T.. BANGS,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
Kitridge's Celebrated
CIR AVE STONES

NOR sale By the subscriber AZ wholesale and
III retail. Persons wishing 10 purchase on
far terms viii please call on him before pufehas-
ing elsewhere. The enality ofhi stone rs equal
10 apy lhai can be foupd in the State.
MONUMENTS & TOMB TABLES,
flashed 20 order-sIso--all other Marble werk
in his line Of basiness For further particulars en-
qsire al the Store Of G.. Green Co.
p. p. PHELPS.
swantsH Fails, Jas. %. 1890 40,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19

We have given out for translation some
correspondence between Brig. General
Hindenlsng and some Of the other poIiii-
cal prisoners, jos, previous TO his execution;
which correspondence probably. will APP
pear 10 our next. These letters are highly
Interesting, and fully sustain the brave and
honorable character we have always given
that noble and generous.hearied man.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
From Vegetables Of american production.
To be sold at this Office.
VERMONT

VERMONT.
.Montpeiier-J. A. Vail.
Troy, Vl-R. S. Orn.
North Troy, Tt,-Dr. l.. C. Moore.
Canaan. Vt.-Nathaniel Perkins.
Ca,a6ridge--Dr. s. Brush.
Jefersoariiis-Rev. J. Baker.
Fai.feid-H. Soule & Cot BRIGHAM
East Fairtield-Hna Bostwick.
Franklin-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. S. S. Butler.
.4Lburgh-Tabor /. Sewell.
North Hero-CoI. II. Wadsworth and
DR.. G. Whitney.
Moretown-R. G. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
Middlesex-Horace Snow, p. NJ.
Roxbnry-John NJ. Spaldipp.
Waitsfeld-G ID. Rice.
Barre, Vt-Capt. Lewis Lucas.
Ta-Hiram Fish, P. NJ.
Riehford-A. w. Sears, p. M.
Baker.fefd-Josiah +. Brigham.
Highgate.-H. o. Green.
Burtington-Lndger Duvernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlow-Capt. Seiden Brown,
EtzwiLiiam-Josiah Ing alls.
Hanorer, ~. H.-Sias X Williams,
Studrtstoun, Coos Co. NH.-Wm. Smith
Columbia, Coos Co. NH.-Huse Luu
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Poinf-Wi Weldon.
Perrys .hins-L. Perry, p. NJ.
P!atfstsrgh-Franeois DAMS, and J. A.
Squires.
.au'abie Fork,-Dr. Joseph Dayignon.
.hoira, Henry N. Bickford,
Ny. City-John Ryan, e47 Greenwich,
BIfato-CharIes Drolet, ESQ.
hoehester-W. L. Mackenzie, Esq.
SalinG-Erasmss Stone, p. NJ.
HOpkinton-John GoodeII.
Gienn's Fstis-Heman K. Hopkins.
Norfolk, 50. L. Co. ". Us. 81. Pheits.
~ WISCONSIN.
.Hilraukie-Louis FFaHehere.
cTAll Post-Mssters who are friendly
TO US and to our Cause, are requested 70 act
az Agents.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
NEW BOOKS.
RUSSELL has just received and offers
for sale at low prices, good assortment
Of School, Classical and Miscellaneous

Books and Stationary,
Consisting inpart Of Bibles, Prayer Books,
hymn Books, different kinds) Histories,
Biographies, Singing Books, Blank Books,
School Books OF nearly all kinds usually
called for, by the 100 doz. or single copy,
as cheap (if not cheaper) than can be
bought in the State. Letter paper, Cap,
do, Albums, Maps OF the Western States,
Visiting Cards, Gard Gases, nix, nkstand 8
Quilts, States, Waters, Sealing Wax,
Letter Seals, nk-powders Tissue paper,
Atkins Practical Forms, &c. &c. &c.
ST. AlbaEs, Nov. 90, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
NOTICE.

Il.
NSHE Subscriber has given his son Jerome
III his time during the remainder of his minori-
~, from this day forward and would further notify
all concerned that he will claim none of the said
Jerome s earnings nor pay any debts of his con-.
tracing after this date.
JOSEPH HUTCHINS.
North Hero, Feb. Is, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19

The Cherokee Nation, in General Coun.
eil convened, have chosen John Ross, who
Is now at Washington, 10 be their princi-
pal Chief.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19

a Deer being holly pursued By some
sporismen lately, swan over the falls OF
Nlsgara-he came up alive but soon died.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
FEBRUARY 10.

The u. c. Parliament was prorogued
By the Governor 10 Chief in person, on
the 10th insi., after having swallowed
the Uaion Bill, Clergy Reserves Bill, &c.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-02-19
Guardian duplication TO Sc
Real Estate.
To The Hon. Probate Court for TIE Dis
friet Of Georgia

! rteI 81 GeorGsG.
4 FENiiE anaersisne guardian Of Charles J. Fer.
N rls, minor under the age Of twenty .ons
years. son Of Jonathan Ferris, laie az swaaion.
70 SAID district, deceased respectfully represents
that saad ward, il the owner Of, and holds 10 fee
The following described Real Is ATE in swnn,ou
aforesaid, being one equal utd siied half Of a
nil pfisilege.situated, lying and bsing below the
Bridge az Swsaton Falls. and formerly eeeanied
by one Seth Edson. on which v. $. Ferris & Co.
have since erected Marble Mil, aud is about
ieriy-e BY fifty feet Of land. Aud that il is
necessary thai the same should be sold. il being
conducive TO the interest Of said ward. Therefore
the undersigned prays said Court 10 grant him
license and authority to sell and convey the same,
agreeably to the statute in such case made aad
provided
JOHN A. FERRIS, Guardian.
Nj. Adams, Jan, 10Th A. D. 1870
Order If Notice on The Foregoing.
Georgia District, $. ! P s"S~s 's cau ~
holden at the Probate Office in said District. on
the S0th day Of January A. ID. 1910.
Present, WM. BRIDGES, Judge.
Having under consideration the foregoing peti-
ton Of John A. Ferris Esq. praying for license
and authority TO sell and convey the above de-
seribed Real Estate OF his said ward Ii is or.
dered tina, hearing be had before said Court at
the Probate Office aforesaid, on the first Satur-
day Of March next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, and thai
said Guardian give notice Of said application, by
publishing the same, together with this order,
two weeks successfully in the North American,
a weekly newspaper printed at Swanton Falls in
said District, the last Of which publication shall
be at least two weeks previous 10 the aforesaid
FIRST Saturday OF March, 1910, thereby notifying
all persons Interested, to appear at The time and
pia aafnF md - Il.
If they cause.
Given under my hand at st. Abans, this 30th day
Of January, A. ID. tS4o.
BY order of Court
AHest, VIM. BRIDGES.
Judge Of Probate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
DOCTOR DE ANGELS.

EOkMEKLY apractlonsr medicine the public hsis
tails Naples and member ofthe medical faculty ofthe
s centiases TO Be eensal,sS at a once No 10 ROBIN
disease and affections Dr. De Angels has been san
guArly suecess and the terrible effects OF those dso
without 70 the patient Distinctions chronic
complaints the throat uPtions
Of the skin Stiffness the and in the limbs deb
with of numerous evs arising from giec
improperly curing the nsdous maades have given
10 of Treatment IN an amos, manner
Ills attributable c his well known
vege, able s. rup Of saba and Botanic Essence, which
whilst they eradicate Of the disease restore the
emacisted patient 10 health and new vigor.
Dr. De Angels has eee..ds cure u, many cases which had
baed Of medical art but he cites only
Iopy OF letter from Doctors Osborne and Ireland
physicians OF cay, % D. De Argeiis;
li6 tuLToN srREE-. Dec. g. 1873
sr-We have no hesitation m replying 10 note. al say
mach credit Tor successful treatment OF
Mr. Jno Thorn it mad baed ply scisns both here and
in favorable climate We osedient ants
SAMuE Ell OSBORNE, NJ. d.
W. H. IRELAND, Nj. ID.
Patients may enqu,re of MIR Thorn himself who lie 10 be
found No Jones Lane below Cefsr House slip. and also
of his brother. Alder Thorn. Brookb ai9 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
WORM LOZENGES.

SHFRMAf'S WORM LOZENGES the greatest
- medicine in the world.
Dr. CHURCHILL has ssed them in over my cases, cured
three Of fits He considers them and
a aud recommends them TO all.
Mr. j. B. MONIES has used the hs fami with entire
aud several OF hrs friends have great confidence In
them.
Col CLARK cured ofhis children oSsrssss aud
of Cts, ioned by worms.
life Of one ofhs children. IL had beea long time in decline
and attended by the best physicians without relief
His family doctor recommended Shernans w Lozesges
the ony he did and throsgh the blessing of Goo
his child we-another living evidence OF their wonder
fu yrtLs. Mr.. B. family should be without them
More than 1900 certificates might be added Of their truly
wonderful PROPERTIES.
Sold the warehouse. log Nassau street door above
Ann &C Chatham: $50 Bowery; 22 Bleecker Dodds. corner
Broadway; and iSs Futon street, Brooklyn
Where slso be had shernsns LoLenges for nervous
head ache, heart bU-R, -ods, &c. aSo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

GSOO If 1T FAILS ia effect RAPID and perfect cure
pow without the least regard to Diet drink hindrsnee
rom business.
All who have eontrseeda certain diseas. and wish TO get
.hsrls use LEROYs FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only medi.
discovered that will this complaint without
change of DIE L. and does not affect the BREAlH
1re vents discovery while using IL.
n long protraeted ssges OF the disease
s flu1r Albus Gave. .male Complaints, weakness
10, beyond doubt the most efectual remedy
having cseamany obstinate cases
'' oesBssFRVT%A.f fsr LERoY's FRENCH SPECIFIC
~hich put bottles with iul directions in the English and
French languages. Price - = bottle.
NOIIt -The gesuae Specific formerly sold At No. s.
Nassau street will future ~ sold only n DR.. HAET's
Drug store Of Broadway end Chambers street New
York Of sim and Market streets iladelpha
tad at the OfCharieS aud Pratistreets baltimore,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
NO Q PECK SLIP.

tM6PS2fTASor MvsA2psG ,,I, r.o IN.
and being deprived OF his old stsnd has opened
ors Peek .r nearly opposite his old one wher, he
sOcs his old friends aud possibe 70 call
him when confdenti medical aid isrsJuircd DR. Evans be
ing regsy educated and having bad great eNlerisDee for
NOR, an fort, wears extensive hospitals and
practice has qently performed dipary cures where
shes failed when they have been expelled the
hospitals ineurabe The doctor by gDs south has gaia
Information that viii enable him 10 male terfect
short time He has no connection TN No IL sn4
other st0re IN out of the city. 49,.
sDoot mast axe No and Ind hs )3ds Doctor. s9s M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
STATE OF NEW.YOhE. )

OFFfCE, AUGUST ~,
To the sheriff ~ the City and County OF New York
~ sr:-Notlce - hereby CIV you that at the aer Ger
srs Erection " this state TO be held the second Ia I'D an
ouh days OF November sxcep, in the Ciy and COUNT
ofNer York i ne City Of broekI,n and ~ town Of Bash
Nch IN the County OF Kings, the election
On Wsonescsy The urth ssy Of November as. The Islo-
a Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
torytso Electors Of President and Vice President Of
United States. -
Yeu will also take notice that the term Of service Of Fred-
City snd County OF New Work ngs viii txsre on The last
day q December next and ~ Senator fr The said Dsirct
to be chosen IN has place Al The said Central tectioo
on will also take netie h four Rspr in the
Congress Of the Oated States for the bird
District consisting 9 The " and county Of New YORK;
be chosen NJ the said nsxt General Election.
Al the same GENERAL Election the following officers 40. %
Be chosen m your county.
Thirteen Members Of Assembly.
sheriff ~ place OF Jacob hcier whose term esprr~s 90
the last day OfDecember next
County Clek. place OF Joseph Hoxe whose term er
pires on the last day of Dscember newt.
And one Coroner, ilace OF Ira B. Wheeler, vhose
viii expire on the last day Of December neat.
Yours, respsctfullY.
- j, q. sPENCER secrrtary ofSta6s
- shsrtH's Office, New York. AUGUST 20, 1870.
The above true copy Of notification wed fror, s
Secretary Of state. JACOB ACKER
sheriff OF the City and ounty OF New Ycrk
Al the pnbc newspapers IN the county will publish TIE
above onte IN each week. until the Electien
see Revised statute vol lat chapter sth. Title ID article ID
part let. page 100 aq4 70 ,-a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
DIR. AvENEL,s PROPHYLACTIc REMEDIE

CONSISTING OIL: THE TIGER PILL, for sever. and
TE XsfIESiGM ,i Sr ss@sEs condition
3 TfiE EUPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble s.d deli
= The AM%RASTH SYRUP. for morbid affection. OIL
s. TiiE ANAGALLIs PILL for irresul. action Of tn,
TIE cARDAMINE PILL for aersnsed function Of III,
. THE yERBENA PILL. for ailments incident to s
. THE DRUiDs TlScTuRE, fcF Syssaiery aud diar
10 THE LAPsANA POWDER for tn, disease. of chill
ii. The isxTIs LINIMENT. FOR ob.,pa,, disease, .
is' THE soLIDAGo OINTMENT ,foriniuri.s aud CON
AsJ,iems q medicine hhert
oa rleads exception the general rule d
S,hsr ssss :,Ts IN one Uniform lss,srs ~. ns
respecting The definite action efyen remedies
sson symptoms The tracing Il, disorders 70
pr. ID. ssdR. . ssrsS ;sf S
S :, sSy :S ss al , ss, and w
b. si IL diseases and their most sa.et@s sntiSot.s MeS
cin; hLs food when put % IL legitimate must ,. chosen
under distress and when this must be sc
eres An aseton of ~. 5rsn reures r.@sSl
Different IRON disease ofthe lungs
,;st oip.l.y AZ may !. .ssoaasry sattica
some ossr organ ssd vii not Weld to sSy general rs1.5
bot quickly Disappear under the influence ohos. poss,sse
ss 20 AID n .os sss sae ~, as,
beca peculiar control
h1ef and account Of being intended
dun Of popular medicine giving fulle details
and more minute drectn respecting the virtues ofhe
rHYtaorfc aEsspE may he hal with the medicine ic
BovtRt andf6t GRAND Each OF the remedies av
be rchet principles the Of
and will IN most be found answer the disorder, Tor
which they recommended Under each medicine great
variety Of cases could be sddueed proofs Of their
eDs,,"fS Ni we i'lloNlng serve AZ aspecimsn:-
M u 18th street. years OF dark complerion md
die stature ouy made sei1d with intense pain Ia the
bowels, Which in spite U seching bleeding bterng mice
tons cscnt sgun and the like. continued ~ith unnaed
, , Il, nearly week the bowels remaining obsnaty
gwen IN three hsurs the pain left and the
freely opened and in ~ hours the patient
stored. f' -
Ar B., t0th street seired with similar yrrtoms
had been four days the greatest agony during which all The
ordinary remedies had been tried On the fifth day
usual ayocation.
w C. Grovsstree had fer sonnet of pain
10 the chest and general lsss at last seized with s
yers isaammaos ef the Lungs ineessant cough d6eoit
breathing paychej tongue great restlssness One
was given which srng the day, removed all bad symptoms
and by givsg dosts OF the
three q lys vas completely recovered
AGENTS WANTED. sDasirc al ne Bov-rY, !eE On
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11

THE CASH PAINCIPLE APPLIED TO PRINTING
The Largest Printing Press and the Largest Assortment
Of Type in Amcrica-WILLIAM APPLICABLE respect
folly invites the attention Of publishers merchants and stheT
business TO his printing estsbshssn corner OF
Ann aud Theatre Alley where cah customers have
any DESCRIPTION OF printing executed in style
paused this other country The which -
his largest sheets, the largest in the world
aud persons who wish very lars. show Bills, he fur
nhed low price in Of his ability give
BY single impression while other PRIMERS fire.
questiy under the necessity Of setting and work
ING OF separately half acrtn forms for single bill
Besides the great mammoth he has constant
ration thirteen Other r,essss Of superior dserirt on
Of rlan aud includes the
gst in The world 10 the smallest aud there style Of letter
IN with which he IL not supplied Printing Ia Coorr
euied ia he nea,e manper oo every kind silk
any other material that The cnstOme may select
TERns-Cas, in all cas- The extreme cheapness Of his
prices renders adherence TO this rule Indispensable
The counting ofthe Is at n ANA street
/ SECOND door from Theatre Alley.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
+ e Y 4 X A n ID a u I T.,

CURED by the original and genuine Rowsnds Tonic Mix
~ ture Vegetable Febriiage. II xny doubt
its Efficacy, le, them read the following. vix
To the afflicted whomsoevsr a may ooneen-l hereby
Gritty that attacked most severely with ohIi aud fever,
fever and the month Of August and Unable 10
attend busnss of any KIDD apped Of the best
physcians New YOh have tbs York
hospital msaths and taken variety Of medi
cnes prescribed by physc and
mended ny fiends, but all good con grow
and hsd about there hs tor aud
my friends though, into unption until
of the greet efficacy OF Row mas Tome Mixture b th.
praprieior's New York Ageat. ! immediately commenced
taking medicine aud from the tive took the first dose OF
felt desded relief. snd after taking bottles, have
continued Z, In kests and able
confined nearly with almos ehills and ese
rneay and With desire al others an .d "a have been
may the medicine derau ty WHICH 40 most cheer
fully Row snds Toue Mixture the only ea-c-
taaf remedy the aud asue. do believe had
Coz Ell lacy thu. medicine would hays
been more. DENNiS OWk ~, - John Il
New YORK, MNy roth, 1870 -
Wholesale and retail b. j. o. FAY general agent, At Nil
pos drug store, 100 Broadvsy Frsnkn Hous and IT O
p,ltou sty,et. WtlIiars. > I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-11
TRUSSES

pUPTURE CURED AT DIR, AMOS q HULL's ES
II ENLISTMENT VESEY STREET, Aston
HOUSE-Dr Hnls Trusses modified. to shorten their
term o very much The TRUSS il called
1.-THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This very great improvement neesthe sanction
Of the faculty Of New York.
I've Anne Insttu,e at air granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, the recommendation Of it
Judges consisting OF FIVE eminent Phy sicisDs aud surgeons
The public cautioned against pretended discoveries
Truss 4kers there - no such hins a. new princip
ected BY medical humoug Of mere mechanics who
10 aud understand the nature OF hernia.
DR. HULL'S establishment has been well knowR Tor more
char twenty year, tstheosy the patronage
1fthe faculty . - q,
- 20 il psrnittsd in this Office. and vel
sugsoS who dssac all otherprofessiona sls lie In
constant attic ndAnce.
Rup-red r-rsons cautioned against beng dee.eS ~
AMOS q. HULL, Md,
ap2s Nessy street New Aerk.