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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

Cel John r. Jones has been elected Presidents,
aud VIM. \. Bibh, Ia. Cashier 81 tie Bnbeh ol
he F4uuef's Bsuk oI Nfgns locstcd IN ilis place.
lhe banking hause viii be III ihc bssrnent stony OF
fne Munuceila House. W. learn that the bank Will
20 INTO operation ~ the course Of a lew weeks.
Repubhcan
Tie rehPiaos services III the last wetk IN tins
place were Of hehy Interesting character. Every
morning al O'Clock, Al The Episcopal Church, adj
dfrsses wcre madt ~ some Of the claEy present.
81 II O'Clock. \. NJ. Al ! aud l.. NJ. there VS.
preaching Al one and sometimes Two Il lhr Other
ehutchos. brstdcs tic Eplseoppl Church. On II.
day night, the Rev. Nj. Slaughter preached exclu-
sFtlS 80 TIE gentlemen, itom these words 49, HE
love oi money The Iuol Of ali evil lis discourse
las bccuvets highly CONNER dcd. y many whu head
II ate dcsirous that II shuuld be published. On
sunday maf6ing ~ O'Clock, Bishop Meade, admin.
tsiered he lite o confirmation ~ rrf,o, s. frum
blooming youth 10 hoars aye. At loo'elotk thIfe
persons were ordained l. tests. aud about 800 uefp Us
r'flook OF thr Sacrament. On Tins day also, tn
Fnlprs 81 the Prrsby teuan, Baplisl aud Mclhodsf
Churches were occupied by Episcopal clergy ntp.
In the e'ening there was preaching at the Unretsi
", h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
DISASTROUS FREsuEr.

From the Charleston Courier of the och los,
we learn TIE Savannah river had oreifuwn lis banks
hon' great lftshet; that Han turg (which is on
Poslle Augusta, u O., ON the South Carolina side
oi the il'ef.l Mas submerged-lhat the noble brldre
across TIE tfer To Augusta had been swtm AWAY
aud that there bad been immense dcsiturt,on 81
property and probably luSs of lives The C,,s
rom Charleston could uot get wuhln lree miles nj
Hamburg on the % h. All communication nrr,ss
tue tN'r was stopped al five o'clock, Wcdnesla,
hiefh"on' at winch Tine The vater was = In IN
inches deep At the Post Office In Augusta. The
eieai bridge "as carried of at 9o'oluck r. NJ. nj
dlal DAY The scene II is lalcd, WAS one of ,l,e
hpsl distressing character. lIuIscs, Cattle Coirnn
a every klgd Il goods were floating In all dI,rr'
lions. Ddung The night oil Wednesday the =, -.
aud euppllcaions Of the inhabitants were heard t,n,
have been lost "''"' yves
The following letter appears in The Courier:
nAMBuR0, May ~ lao.
Dea' oh-on an wing al the hlll ucaf Hamburg
'hIs afternoon at D O'Clock, 10 nv pr,at ,s,n,iI
neni tound Tic tiyef So llph a, ia he ,,,,,,'a
''f Tue hAll ko'd, ana Though all of out Il,
notes, The goods from the stores 4, UamGo,e
naatrd up against the Rail Road The eo,,on ,ou
oul'an s. Colbert x keraaghan's Ware Houses
"p1'"s uo"h through our fields. The nhabIt.nts
u ha"huig feeug t0r iheir hives IN "a, o,s l,,
eaus ana tatis-ma of the families bnvo 49,.
shelter M Nh. llubbaul's house, which was e,ti,,I
s"i''uuueu oy water, ana from what | could lea,1
''e "a'er over his lower door several feet. wl,i,s
nlost OF tue ienales aud chldten had been rcnoyed
To pages q security. Boat was pl,inp 10 6rIns
ou' snrh ptrsogs as had remained and to brinc of
oa'e " '"ef goods; nuniner had repaired to The
ee"n" Story OF Their hnuses. Fle whole rljea al
'e"''u9 "a haf@et-s'reet, Is nov Covered, lie VA
'ei sun rising Since ten O'Clock Tins nornIre H.
'l'f mas been near teet perpendicular. Sod -
al anus s"ithmIng 10 various rcciloas: IN f,cf
,'u"o' ""u language TO d, scuJe tie awful scene
l,t o gusa, learn The water running through
p'o"4'sueet About Que ball VI tie Naw BRIDGE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
81. Anansr1NI. MnN i

Indians Tie names oil those persons who were
Killed neat NV nasville. tmenuued nonr last ! mr.
Alexander Saunders aud John Austin. A Nh John
j. Miller MS mortality wounded, on the same day,
These occurred on the 26h April.
On the 30tl, Mr., job H.. SRnI,'s residence was
burnt his plantation destroyed, hogs killed aud
beni 800 bushels Of corn burned.
ia the % lnsl. solomon Wufen's house with
Ia tue LINUS OF the town o Newnausyille WAS robbed
oi every hug. Fortunately, he and bis family were
county,
SANDY Peulman, tie "Chlci. maker" 10 Grn.
hasonb, WHO was supposed 10 have been killed IN
tie MESA ie 81 CuloosahalchIr, menl mo negro
house at Ne"hansvllic, aud demanded provisions re-
Gently
lac wife and children Of NJ Iran. living on the
Inlogcc creek Mid. lie Florida, weie recent, Gu.
ely murdered by sNaRes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
I'se,nt Jordqn, HesehiaA Dichcrson and Jyslua

Jiaeent Jordan, Ho1lhjah Dickcrson and JosAaa
Noble:
'Ahh NOTICE, that ON the Sd DIV Of August
n mex, at lie tavern house OF John Meador IN
The county OF Breckenridge, State u kentucky, be
tween the Using and setting OF the sun we III pro.
eeed H. take The Dispositions OF William Yates ard
others and not finished ON that day, will continue
nom DAY 20 day unul completed, 10 be read as eyl-
dthte III tie ISSUE devlsayt vel non, well ds in the
sui III tbancety, depending aud undetermined
III the Circuit superior Count OF Law and Chance
", Tor The county of bedford, in which YOU are
Plaintiffs and we are Defendants, when aud wlcle
you can attend should YOU tAlnk proper
Respectfully, JEREMIAH JORDAN.
WILLIAM JORDAN,
LEROY JORDAN.
SOSlINlLL JORDAN
JOHN JORDAN,
OAEA JORDAN
juno MIN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

4 lhee wears Ofthese faetstl ere car be do1tf.
L. as hu laaa lie pt'eise an.unu' Il the annu r
'e,e9s nfo lie Treasury Tor lrec years past, 50 iha
The sum be added 10 tie millions = saaplus N
hand ia ls;i7 and 10 tie iniious OF Treasury Notes
issued sluce. Ne may then know the immense az.
gfeRste of expenditures winch form The basis Of
tliese professions 81 economy Of winch tie Admin
isifalion is so pfoiuse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
DOMESTIC ENTELltGENGE.

RCuNosp. jane |.
fnAL or B. w. GGagN.-Ehe afeuncut Of
Nj. Robertson was interrupted on FRIDAY. by tie
calling ~ OF i. ". Mallory ou b,hslfoi be defence,
10 testify coneefap4 point IN controversy growing
oal Of potion 81 the te0iafts OF Nh. Robertson
lleocrupird the witness sraBd the greater pan Of
Fdaay, aud Dung tie whole sitting II tie ceufi
ou SATURDAY. Conyier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

o. Among The grounds Of complaint agaaa
Wing members of Congress, urged by Kendall l
his Address to the people, is the alleged fact tia
'hey have endeavoted TO get subscribers TO a new,
paper under promise thai they shall receive uoda
hank Now, will be believed that the veiy Al
dress IN which this charge is made, and appended .
which Is prospectus for The Extra Globe has beer
as we lean from the county, Ganked 10 various
persons, by certain member of Congress, not a
thousand miles from this District : Il il be an %
bnse Of the ltauking privilege TO frank newsqorc'
with view Of adding to its circulation, isl note
qaaly SO 10 lldnh the prospectus OF a newspaper ef
The same purpose Perhaps the pure m0ralia 4
mos, can see distinction between the two Cascs--ot
does he intend 10 say that the ianking privilege
pant OF the perqnisites (the Spoitsmea, and ina
they have an ereiusirc right to abnse ii?
IL mo paper wall be sent unless the money 5
9ctaaiiJ 'ccetgcd :" says Amos, 10 lis prospecns'-
lie goes for The noney-lhe dollar per head Pure
morality and true Democracy are doubtless very
ueaf 10 ilim, but they are yendlble commodities ana
must give place TO what Madame Troope or SONG
BODY else calls the almighty dollar" But Amos
is poor,-very poor indeed, Just like his prototype
va 9lhy' the usn'er in the play, and must pro''o'
'of his somewhat numerous famlIy-thoss tnI'
i'''e caerubs that were terrified when the 81 tU
era cannon were telling joyous news the He'''
ems, lest their lmmacuIue father should be shot "
The Wing "myradons -
o. viii the Editor Of the Enqnrer tell us wh'
IRE M an Bnreh's present opinions on The soO''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
>ANAN NAu, May
MOR L In DIM MlLE lII,S


We learn hom Passenger IN The steamer Gen.
Clmch, Capt. Brooks, IRON Black Creek thai ON
Saturday forenoon, between Q aud 10 O'Clock MI
Forbes Theatrical Company, with some oh
Is were on tfef way lfom Picoata 10 ST. anfnsz
tine, aud "lln OF miles ii the latter placr ftbe
patty occupying Two wagons.) WHEN the wagon l.,
HE rear was attacked by pn1ty of Indians and n,
[. Nose Killed, Two Offers aIeml sing suun.,rl
lie be p'rt OF NJ. Fnbes' compaas.-M,. +. II
seems, WAS IN the trout Wagon Nnh tie ladies ol
'he patty who escaped and reached 81. Aupus.
tine IN safety 1t is supposed that tie ludiaus con.
reRed the wagons 10 BE- milnar, eSrott. W.
enns tdlulate the esilmabie Mr.. Fulbes on h 5 es.
capr.
Mf, Nose WAS formerly OF jersey CIV. "a. j.
and tor Two OF three yeats oil Bruusml ck Giyn CO.
we "lIl probably receive full particulars by the
lsls Georgian.
BY the ISIS lheGelgmn leans somewhat dlacr
en- account. Two OF NJ Forbcs's company MI
hyneuagedlan, x q musician.Nct e kiiied. I he two
n1isslng had been found Nj. Nose (aboyo SAID 10 lie
klli'd) who bad ruplured blood vessel running and
man, name nal gWen,were wounded OF the 81 = Z
day a Wagon lis way 10 Plcnlala WAS al
tackled, miles from s.. Augustine, aud lhIee men
aecomt ansng II were kllled-another Mas mIs,lni,.
All The killed we've seaIped rhe indians we've nn-
successfully pufsuedl
MORE LIVES SACRIFICED.
We have received by the same ronyryaucc FRI
ia cea correspondents the following sad nlelll.
senee' HLAGh CREEK. T.. FL
A., May, p, 1910.
10 he Edaor Of Tie Sdeaaaah Georgian.
slR-I The express has just arrived aud brin Is the
following sad intelligence.
Lieut. Matl'n, I'd lnianlly left Mieanopy on the
morning II th' 18Th with three nen from ms p9sl
aNahusta: after proceeding about l,ur miles H.,
WIS med upon by Indians. He rtcci,rdtht,e balI.
one through lie lower part Of The ebdomrn one
through The arm, aud oae IN hls hand-oue of IN,
ihen ana al The horses hlled-rhe Other two nus.
Linn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
R'FsET$Y ,S.gEE,

y virtue Of trust deed made Ia Us by james
81 Powell, bearing dale tie 2lth April, 1888, and
recorded III the clerks Office Of Amherst county, the
subscriber will proceed, Al Amherst court house on
the Ion day oil June next that beng court day, 10
sell, 10 the hlgl bidder, Tor cash, negro uo-
man slave Lucy and her three femae children, two
ii them Large enough 10 ACT nurses, and the mo-
iher p,etty good PLAN cook, The uIIe we believe
good, but aelng as uuStees We shall convey only
such TILE as Is vested IN us by the deed alaresaiI
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Tras.
SAML. NJ. GARLAND, 5 tees
June ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
saRncs River ami 7AaaaaViea
Cos taeETp

1 WISH to purchase the above Money. or the
Bondsoi }. X X X. Coin my absence from
town, Mess'- Mckinney n Mosby will attend to
the purchase Tor me,
HUGH MONTGOMERIE.
March 30 - -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
Thursday hoHiaP, Hag %, 1910. }

- " o tt3fIi n VI
Thr River is higher this morning, Than WHEN /
closed lasl night. From ohal can see aud learn
there Is only one on TWO arches Of the l}lge gone.
HE wheels 81 the Freight Cars appear to he under
water as ihe Gan stands The track at Tire depot.
shall send ont conductor 10 House Cree k. and #
ne can get over on The road he will out To Aiken,
and ltom thete take the passt, grt Cats and retutn
10 Charleston, II being mpos ,be To send ont tie
Cas- nom lanhufg,as the road beyond there Is eoy-
cred with water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

" oSDfRfrI ESCAPE PROM DEArn.-Thrce or
tour weeks aso, Mr.. Lrdd, who was travelling on
Loo III The lnma Territory, near Fort Madison, Was
hlleh III wlihby ilhec other mon, to whom, in the
course OF Conversations he IN parted the kno~ led Of
his havlns -four OF five hundred dollars about hln
Nhieh he Was going 10 pay n the land Office. Tie
ttee strangers instantly determined 10 obtain the
money, aud on theIr reaching broken part of the
county, attacked Mr. l.. with clubs and knives kill
ed him as they thought robbed him, threw him into
fasiuc, covered him with brush, aud then con-
ipned on Their journey.
rsuet OF water flowed down the rayne in which
Mr. Ladd lay buried aud The cooling and refreshing
element coming IN contact with his wounded head,
lad the elect oil cleansing the wound and restoring
INN 10 animation. Knowing the route Of the rob
otis, ne instantly SCI out IN pursuit Of lhem-rcath-
ca fotl Madison, where lie heard they bad de seen
ued the rver-procurcd ashtil-rea,.hed ST. LOUIS.
anu IN an hour of1wo appfeheDded Two Of the Iul-
h1hs he ihfd had not YET reached tie city, and
va arrested On landing shor time afterwards.
lie villains ~rfe the uext day taken each TO Iowa.
anu The court belng IN Session were INSTANTLY tried,
convicted, and sent to tie reuilcuiaiy, one for 3
years another I'll II aud the third for %. How
much of tie money Mr. l.. was able 10 recover, we
have not heard
ihen names, le5rn from The ST. Louis
Pennanl, are james Guy. sometimes called himself
Ga,flonO Jacob Abdon, aud James Iotubbin.
The name OF the robbed, according 10 the same
paper, is not Ladd, but T.. 5. Gage. The Pcunan,
sn1s,-Guy had " rascal stamped in every ,c,.
nent oi his face, and lie and Abdon, Ia i,,iJ ,ccl
less man, PROFESSIONALLY were the ,s,rans Of ,nti
eng McGubbn, who seemed 10 ,,e a limi1 we,L
minded man. into parucip9. ION Of Their crime
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
~. w. GFEER.EEg.

AS returned to Lyuehhurg, aud Can be found
Il Il al The Washington aolel.
Mafrhl3 tJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

EAR Iii4UA hE--'fhe ST. Louis papc,s Of the
<ia' ut STATE .nal shock of an earthquake
was 'ei ~ al parts Of that cry at h past CLOCK
on 'hs light Of the 20Ih.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
R GRAHAM, STRAW HAT NANUF1CToR.


II t.NAHAM most respectful tsrs leave isforaa
~ fsnrs and the public that be hss cotls large
and elegant ess0rment u Tuscan Erush Braid Bnruss
e hs hr-t quality, manufactured as that c,nno
cesd in he Tor color and elegance Of share. ~ esp-
ey invites the attention Of the ass 70 the Victoria
~ pcd Bonnet, which the elegant that be
and only need e. be g. be- admired ALSO. Lcrhorns
every variety Al the above warranted 20 b. imported
aud 10 clean we'll and be purchased b. the single hat
dozen 10 rssscnahlc prices.
Tho Show Room where be al kinds
~ Sk Shrred and Framed Mi inery B0nncts, made
coriing tie latest fashions and IN The La
dies fndiUg their materials ave hats made
ur reasonable Counry mil~h-rs supplied With
stcd smsd SILK Hats BY the DOZEN ard % reasonable
terms
NJ 2. Al ietters mrst b postpaid
~ g. f4s imported large assortment n Eng.
h Dur'ah's which are veil adares for Market or shae
ti being ious n Englzno for that purpose be "a
b te s n.m gq-y az otesp - the common colpred hat
VIZ b Nj w continues 90 clean blsArh, and alter old
luscE % Su H7fa desoftrtOr in her we'll known
elegant style Nrs g. thinks hat ye of Bleaching
DOT ~ -rp4ssf o. she having been constantly ebgaEfd IA the
o ching prrsng Al 10 uiacure n straw r the last
ouftcen ears IN scotland and She has disc1v
process ~ saching which e co'o ~ ~ ctst 80
" made u took uhe When new out the least inry
90 the straw and leaving swell s1tlrr "a,
pressed end trim med Or th -tss 81 I've arts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

OLD CABINS HEAD DIsPENSARY.
OLD GALES'S HEAD, ~ Peck Slip, the corner Of
" Water street. DOCTOR EVANS continues his improved
practice, usual at his we'll established Dispensary No u
Peck Slip. The public respectfully apprsed, that DR.
Evans extensive pacue, regular medical requirements
Europe and America and 81 professional experience
ses ban to adopt the most speedy safe and prstee
old for which he particularly celebretedose who have
been unnecessarily treated By less experienced practitioners
respectfully invited % make application At his office, No
~ Peek slip where his we approved Mnervas Boy and Pr
sentiye be had genuine, and Al no other establishment
" B-The Offices ayd entrances we'll arranged and
crecy may be depended Attendance daily until ioPM
rrln-i In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
THE EYE.

~R WHEELER informs all those afflicted with lMPER
OBJECTION OF SIGHT, or who perceive the symptoms
OF weakness of that he prepared to give ad-
wee and administer remedies IN II snch cases . . ~.
in this city his professional abilities, aAd to those whom
been considered mcurabe by other pro-
fessors
Onerations j. WHEELER, Oculist,
80 Greenwich street, near the Battery, y. Y
lY- Office hours from A NJ to o'clock, r NJ
To Dr. Wheeler OcuhSt 80 GTeenpich street. New York
SR-Promptd by grateful feelings for the restoration OF the
eight of nv left eye. after had in tried the proie
sonal skill several Ply and the remedies prescribed
by the Eve Infrmary OF New York beg leave to return my
snt Judgements to you. My right eye was touy
blind from the Egyptian Ophhamia and IN bad state oil
atom the of three months assdu.us ana EN-
eyesight shah consider you best and
my recommend to all those who may De uortu
aaey afflicted with diseases Of the eyes aIJ
with the highest esteem, Mahf ~ W. En-
Nonarky Jan rs, ls4O, Hackensaek, n j. mal2 SIM
nEAR SIR,-l should almost CONSIDER myseii devold o
- gratitude, il did not thank you Tor me so9u uat our
has done Having been leu away " te ioiles
OF YOUTH was To conrac that disease
which your processes 10 cure ana Mer Trying al
palm mon The community found myself wasting away and
Inc disease fast undermining constitution had almost
being restored 10 ormer GOD health
- nrrcnreJ bottle of your Red Drop and
rel recovered without bad effects of the disease
NV dear sir all the return make you, will
assuring them, with the utmost confidence, that will
not fail in producing asPeedy and lasting care. - -
Yours truly ~ H. -.
thayou ylnot publish the Division street 81
vial. mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
COLES BOOKKEEPlNG.

A PRACT.CA. WORK UPON A P.AS ENTIRELY
n NEW-The which form the basis OF the science
classe1 under Five Divisions with definite eNpaiGu
after the forms IF grammar and Arithmetic. II eonansG
~abulary Of mercantile terms and phrases Also, Key
planning ue nature and manner Of JouaEng each Of the Dav
Book entries practical accountant wou spimn the same
% his pupils tins -mphes the nst any yosAg
= common English education acgNirc knowedge without
the assistance Il TO which is ADDED Directions 70
the Lea ommerel Calculations and Practical Forms for
books every extent and variety or commercial
houses Public Addresses the first delivered upon the sub
ssct &c. Sa-ths day published BY William jackson.
Broadway and for sale al the principal Bookstores the
Glttfd States
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22

I Z. GRWIN& co, Members OF the Royal COLLEGE Of Sur
London continue TO be consulted delicate dis
eases " all their various stages al their oics 2st futons
WHERE from the comrodous arrangement Of their
sons sbong under delicate Complaints te treated With Sc
trecy and safety
j. b. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in al eases Of the
mot violent veuerea which have hitherto fallen unSer their
aotce their without mercury has been most
cesf and speedy. They need not BY cerhcatc direct the
public attention 70 their superior practice IN those
their reputation IN this city well known and respected hy
al who had occasion confde IN their honor: strongly
recommended females who IN the habit Of using their
Deobstrnt Pills that than two should Re taken on
occasion, might produce effects which those who
would be mothers ar. DESTROYS avoid preventive
be hsdrecen cured in two days Those who have in
ucd snseivss by and destructive habit obtain
relief solvent security Is all that wiz be required until cure
shall " effected Letters aid detail the nature Of the
complaint and covering fee will be immediately at
tended and medicines with full dreesn arded to the
partirs aie im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
No. 4 PECK SLIP


DoCToR CARPENTER continues as usual TO dsye,s h,s
IL entire personal attention to IL. treatment OF all deeAs~
Those who have been become the y,etme
funayaed unprnePled shera,,ns With which the sy
@Ga are rspespsy ,Sssa Ss sa Ses.sS SlS
s,ab.hsd plipensy 10 leg. snp ,y'ranes from thee
% strsngers Dr. Carpenter beg. leave to add that b !,
Colleges and received his dplosi his city CLAIMS no IsS
cy has Rad nearly thirty practice and e,pra %
this city and what is most important he speedily and enc
o. separate Offices and for the privacy q Pc
hehts who can never come IA contact Chayes re"A'e
exon KEwARD-BE on YOUR GyARD,-ii rec
%oOO would avoid IMPOSITION beware q ssaeh fcefs.s
eeys y9s With spurious imitation Of LEhof . fkLN0h
RECoLLECT the genuine medicine the great sseeNs Of
Doctor jerome Deroy the most certain and RAPID eurs
These who .h avoid e fear efesposurs and cure hsn
s sss' G eSS ana. s at eSass
ofDIET which prevents the possibility oidcovery ~he usS
Besides t, advantage it leaves the part sub
ct e the Troublesome ets or that occur. 80 ssp
the disease will seldom fail to stop the discharge IN few
u Chronic stages OF The disease. oh.ns,e
Gises fiuor Albus Gravel Female Complaints or ysaLnsc.
having cured many obstinate cases. after ever
s not intention 10 10 that deeepv, system epu
fng 80 common IN this city AZ better proof We .hs
and win pa. hundred the detection and eonv'e6ca
VI any veneng spurious ntation -.
ne Agents . %o SsS.a% aosrs FROM FULTON
street; lup s,Iars Of sr,h and Cherry street.
bslti%ors, sni Rdbt s Paterson sshinston City
Necessary directions IN lie English and language,
rRICE-siOo bottle; large bottles, Of doubles s'ss ""
400 sun
GTsHTr PPP66 sIdS T pf SoSgiuSEAT -S ey
Guitar Accomplishments; aud also Other ner s1nFs ,er u
'' ss.5 ss odd rs'oT'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
RIDING.

THU PRODUCTIONS OF THE CARLTON HOUSE
inform their and the public that families and
single gentlemen CHANGING their residence at thus season Of
The ear they will find 10 their al, antage 10 call At the
Carlton where they find mediation the most
Gamble tcruis, fer Che year or less time ,,,r
ma22 lms BENSON HODGES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
ASTONISHING RECOVERY

HAVE been saved em the darn preeipice Of unnely
death nd from the mscre and orures Of
and ted sickness and ~ The blessing II sd
abed to offer public thsIks % Doctor SETH HElNE,
young German physician the German Dspensary No
Hudson Until 10y the blessing Of sup, ntcudng rro
debce my feeble limbs led that excellent ard
Institution. receive the =. the Young
slnd eenctctoi who administered 20 Affections obtain
nntl then neither help assistance most miserable
suerings'o him. therefore Justly bound ever
lasting gratitude TO return most lasting aud public
know ledEerncmt
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medical faculty Iu New York Of whom advised
others apgsti0n n the limbs. In Consequence Il tie
gnaDt Gepredsons e their poison have had upwards Of
10 malignant ulcers the - and tae
these By the time assistance Of the ahoyr hyscaR not
oay keet but every ysge ofts formidable disease rooted
out q my stem. uase snce Tcrf ned Noy Savsi
nah and back and have for he ast three months enjoyed the
most unnt uptrd and perfect health publish this Tor the
benefit Of suffering humanity an advise a b the blessing
ttod, 90 seck relit from my lastiug bentfsctor.
ALEXANDER NACkEf, s2s Water e.
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