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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR
OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSIA

EADEk no mlseprssent.tIon Is here Offered you Won
fit supported by the Of respectable citizens. Here
its real will force the hair grow on the head
lace body where intended hair grow
nopit falling Of make the scalp healthy thereby ing dan
mike grow naturally dark from The roots These citi
zens have used and certify above is qualities We
could offer hundred more, but these suffice No need
be said; Il. price il reasonable-ony and shn bot
tie Scd BY the sole PROPRIETOR T. Jones, the sign Of the
Amencan Eagle, 90 Chatham New Ior. Reader give
this only one fair trial and you will be satisfied
AgsnfZeihes ID and Dock street, Philadelphia and ne
70 the American Hotel, Washington, C.; st. Bosion
Cleveland King st. Charleston. s. c.. 81 State 81 Albany
kill n y: and i3g Fnifon ar H,ooi,in MO ~ so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTEJ I &c pUH " = ATTvIx,l p<


These invaluable rowdsn have been yerssy adoped
in Europe but France parcuar upwasds o thirty year.
safe and efcacicps remedy for nsnsd ises Whose hssi
fofosds too sapsd increase Of family.
Msd S. hssss = i vel! LnoT for shy e
ropsSass ssd 2sosse :, Ssl s1ss.
sspsrisnes spd sppOriaais: suaissd esisSdv =
vailed we'll this country Europe Her acqsaintsncs
sssSS iss q
scarce in the Insaian q s and s conssquens pd and
knowledge Of he primary ssssss Of female ndposi
lie dssSss Of her ss sssSasa fow tsa
the health bat the life Of many n isetoaate wife and
The advertiser feeling tbs importance 0fhi. subject and
WSuS most q sPs he iaS sI
ned. by all kat they bold md DEAR their consideration
:i PS 81 Va: e.: sps -f a fs sS
dspassonate, yrseo and snghsened mind y unhesisat
nsy NIX ri s decoa Tss
be orwatsd ~ nal q any Of the United States Al
STR nsss = ~ s;s and Ps1, a x MADAME mE
.!reet. NV yese oas. soun from AIM 70 clock ~
MADAM e. STEEL u,
CEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and residence Its t,rrsr
he can s. ccsscts with the s,rccas ccndepee On eos
Hsams RestelI edgs in the treatment
cfsns1s Of female esusrity, sopage supprssson
ez;. Ladies desns proper medical sttsndanss Ssrns con-
nnSnenf o. other mdsposton will be accommodated duna
'7 E Pnvsss and ss s SSsrS
lesse precautions health fobds rapid family
M ss sD By Ti e any part q g: gP::d
S s Hs'i Is. ed s;::S .s.. ..,..
q DC Gssss SSa ssr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
CHEMICALS s 9E aSS e co PR TEA CAPSULES

Of1rmlOALo: DnUIS: CcfAdvA CAfculro
M FEUCHTWAN0ER.N No. i wan srrsef o6sys Che
~ nicsls Druss Dysssu a. very cResp aud Wsrsns III his
sis-Lunsr csusc and silver crysla from s eta 70 81 per
sqsa 6rus en- per ID; hydoc ysnic acid h o. B.
eopvs cspsules best ousty 81 S and 90 ~ sross
atzo4 scid u cfs or il abaIrsoues ehorde Of soda With
French bes e IS pr DO. iodine cts M or denS,st roid
oh q d. approved nanufscuIes 81 w or diamond
na:wees sp Of ss from to 20 css pr ID jodnes Of otas
ron sulphur lead mercurv 50 ctr or or: dsh esches
@ 100 chloride IS 60 on on bomipe s. Or OF;
Of soda 81 pr il; chemical wss OIL
nsp 1no All M posons warYanfsd Trsr.c chip
aSewo0os' sold sssy ssesP Agp!y q -.
OF sm-ec u N No wall st. Ny
TO THE z N Is
M sxrrv 90 snr1 ~ ~ LADIES.
THIS new ps,fo1,ns =, sh. SUPPORTER
" - femcai cure Of Prolapsus Utcr
inc ,hs me- "a ~ SAssneA .ppifcao0 supersed
I " se acs1 81 w mecns q Perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
COUGHS, COLDS,

CONsyMPTi0Ns. Hoar.enea, Sore Throat Splitting
~ OF Blood, Bronchitis, &C., is cured for shilling
BY .clentfc invention, cslledPfofessor
Coush Candy compound extact cu and Spanish
composed Of the herbs and the
p possesses. Read hi, honest 70 The public
by eminent physan in liquid Surely Superior
when taken the shape of beautiful candy, pleasant 10 the
elegant miraculous needs but
one trial to con.incs Il offs merit. h but shilling
from and purifying the blood In the hundreds
ready cured by this proprietor feels offering
these thai satisfied return the
money g hemhs public must perceive this fir dealing,
tor requests trial from all who have pulmonary
plants. He warrants there mercury this puff
Us it. Sold only as o. shllInss se package, BY T.
pointed Third and Dock 81 Phil g State st.
Boston, 81 State Albany, i39 Fulton ST. Lrookn CHARLES
k,ng Charleston, q, Zeber next TO the American Hotel,
Warrington, &. n2y I'm zee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06

THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ. D., No. 81 Reade street, New York
In sc!oals and chronic disssss no change made til The
formed under wcntyone have their bones sagh
ened References gvcn to numerous patients who have
bsen cured in this city. OF 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
PARIS LIFE PILLS.


~ psn; s
coming excellence vort. family nsdicns TO pr
such are 50 much exposed this season By frequent
;1 sss - es!s:a
that q, ss.if h.P
the whole system INTO sound and Ss
S sss sn o. s which wi" then
The following are the exclusive agents for the sac of Pa
Raslton Aspnyal druggists and chemists, 90 William
Abraham Sand. Codragg. and chemists granite buildug.
81 eis as B.esS%ay o
John Dodd, druggist, Broadway corner B!seckerE-
John q Hart Iassisi 80 Grand corner ,s Norfolk 4!
syPe Medicine so,s % Bsws corner Of Walker "
Horace Everett druggist ss7 Greenwchs next the corner Of
Cotdngton, apothecaes 227 Hudson steeet. Of
f. Cotton, chemist and apohecary Bechec st. corner
BrockynWm Armstrong, seed. drug and patent medicine
~x1ls ns @Seis sss ss psoa1 a oe.
Sssses P.s I'd sss"
81 New f % to Ia fsss
MAos. S1N toS SSpA a. d. sur. and speed,
" cure Of incipent consumption bsrrenness impoency u
cor3 whites gleet obsucted d cuIt painful
aion inconnence Of une ounsry discharge thereof
and for the general Of the matter whet
the result inherent produced bv
larlty, illness, accident
The widespread rty Of this wonderful and inestimable
cordial IA both hemsI sufficient
quick and positive in curing all the above Affection
aud complaints Nothing be than
effects cushe human frame Persos all weakness.
iassu le before taking It, become robust fall
emery unde! its Infuece Immediately nerve
ssss .sd ss % H % ONLY
r. was consde.ed 70 be peurabe And speedily renoyss
queufiy deter from getting married. Language indeed
annot do Justice 10 the merts Lucina Cordial which
regarded by the heads OF the faculty all the world
Of the important medical discoveries of any age. Price
- bottle Sold Nassau and No. 90 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia. MIG imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL AID


DR GREGORY, residing at Mot street, has long unee
- 6voraby established his character and qnalihcaton -
ycisn he has therefore further need to s.csp
ready administer ths aineted-to cure h pa!,snt, a.
will permit Zoo h4sty general not Desirable
mainly they should DC the oolec
Of Invalid having their disease tanprfed WIN
BY which possibly the may become eneeednsly
painful dangerous be disastou Ihe way 70
avoid improper and imperfect cures TO Obtain
little book entitled The Rubicon,n gives history IN de-
ofhe disease with the proper and mode of treatment
by perusg patients will DO able TO understand then own
and condition, Il written by physician whose ample
experience gained the cour of extensive pacce
patients Of this class, embracing form ana variety
Of the disease that il is possible 70 imagine. .
In reference the Of the little book ITSELF the best
evidence of its vaus the and opposition
with from those whose occupation is endangered BY
rapidly incre sale. Price 81 DR.. g. ct his
residence "a Mott street. nearly opposite the church. about 10
Messrs SANDS. ~ and 100 fulton ST. and both corners Of
sJsrcruHrPsnons afflicted with structure should call On
Dr. Gregory and inquire into the merof his plan OF curr he
is az all times ready and willing 70 prove tina. his method Of
curing structure speedier and certain than the
mode oeamen The time required to sy this method
make further inquiry will be changed except for services
rendered and moderate compensation all that expected IN
any
Application by mail post PAID enclosing g. will receive III
book BY return OF mall free OF postage. ms lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
list INHA AIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM
AIDES AND GENTJEMEN,S HAIR.

LADiro AMI ZEN IlEMEN'S HAIlt.
MOT less than inches long, hundred different de-
Flowers Rings, Wigs and Scaips.
A. @. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
sui stand rrceminent above all othen. Their peculiar light
gossamcI and vcRatrs character their being hsed exac
the natural hair their ersticity and their sapen0r
Ar. al combine e form such perfect heads Of hair
Parties having piece Of hair vng or decsssee irlSnd
can get formed by him into any design the mind conceive
latuous advice gwen ali diseases connected with the
-. ~ ' iss BHo1DwAY. cor Of Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
THE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
CREAT E,nITCTInN

WHITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
si :ss SssSs S .s
Day and Evening have esm.snesd for s and thar
s sfI%s on: ~
s r oa Isss .rs ;s rpsh! Tsve
wnx no now bad ssS .ia Or crsnp saf The
Whiting may be- See mem ss door, M broadway
MS :s !: i: t. j: I'm
Evening cl'''s' from s s,s !.
~ and nsSs Is0 by double and single entry
I >\ q f1C7 c.
Anew system :. e sz az W.aaa Shorthand 70. ,...
ey NJ Il enc Is bl6ps s
MA Of author i, presented to every pupil for
SUSY TT e q: 9ss:
OBTAIN peTmane Mt situation family
go o To Ss. w'f The good
i wee, gwen. A. boz 7ss. Post oes,
Fis s,sa NovELTY COOKING STOVES. ,Ec have re-
which Dssn s.s %
: &c
the e.. ssss s' s"ss fuel go,
that dish being cooked S"sh Sn n. 80
sj% sss3s rs 's
S koS
at the Novelty stove. - -SooA
Again, oaves Of bread baked without chans
large turkey roasted without moving the roaser 70 sd
and corresponding amount Of boiling Gone the sane time
and all done perfection, Of the merits
Stove than diploma handed you by men who have
merely looked and do its principles
as yoursef7 Ask those who nsng the Novelty What
better proof you haveo' the superiority Of thin
attempt OF all other manuia COPY alter IL
Again the Novelty with the latesf improye
the principles Of the Novelty cannot Be infringe
for the patent law protects that although they may cory
| the shspe) -
The plain questions the public have ae
them. by giving Novelty Stove preference
all Let committee three decide wuat they
Far where merit yield % influence We only
| Fisks Stove Establshment 20s Water
II you wish the ordinary kinds Of Stoves cheap have
your halls and parors heated in the acs
| FIsK's STOVE ESTABLISHMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06

SThAuss' AlEF OF JESUS, translated by e =
a. Vale a he bsssce edition spsbished in sn
wnerc may % hfs the life snd Works Of Thomas fsIk
ose 2. snf nss M2e TAYLOR volney, Wright and Owen
s.a tnoss ssS;s pgbhshed By the Msss Msise
RECOMilTsSn Tis,Na
COPIED fromN icnda. go,
Strauss Life Of jesus, transSttS bv r3cyym.n
ume l. = - -, VOL
This work in fame thronpkout tn, eor,;n.n
Dispstch. \ "N>~''
Dr. David Frederic strauss' "L.btn Nsu. want ,h,,.,
three edition, incredible short ofne The Fre
ever crssisd the excitement that his has done o bs
nest-Ledrange.
Dr. stranss work The scriptures got for him aOrofss.o
chair In this country wouIa have him tbevic,im o
common law and subjected him TO one, two tn wear,
imprisonment in ajaii.-Pablicola. u
The learned Or. Strauss, In his Life Of Jesus eensAv
soss beyond our justly celebrated Me-
su Lsben gesal svowed'y With the object Of
which he reeonciedte explained by the Ordinary
course of natural opsrston-Lang. d3eod2tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06

CTRON0, McKIBBIN & BKU CE. a. Beaver street, ofe
~ for sale
60 Bales superior heavy Black WaJdpg.
5000 ID Superior Cap Filling, Nos 20 TO 40.
5000 ID superior Yarn Twist Nos ~ to 70.
full of cooIed Siiesas Bleached
Shirtngs.
s. Mex B. will receive orders the Washington Bleach
ing Dying establishment for which they sole agents
ne 2WD r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06

y II i II i
SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
PATTERNS Costs pantaoons, yeats aud al under
made 70 order at short notice and in the stye
Gcntemsns furnishing Store u and So Maiden Lane New
York. ~"
s1smsr WIN. COLLINS.
1OHN NJ, DAVIES 4 JONES inform their iTIends and
customeu tkat they received their winter fashions
Caps vans Of new STYLES for youth and children. The
them Also style oftavsllng cap very convenient 10
gentlemen travelling
MO imsr los WILLIAM ST
ROARD-FamilIes single gentlemen can be accommods
ted with board and pleasant - Beekman steet
Terms moderate. n6imsr
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
ssnAYs, REBELLION

A late number Of the Salem Gazette, contains
along aud lucid review Of the principal occur
rsncss OF Shays' insurrcefion, and 70 this article
We are indebted Tor The following particulars:
Daniel shays. an iiliieraie and low minded
man. bat possessed OF physical courage, served
IN our revolution, with ihe rank Of Captain
Some idea may be formed Of his character from
the circumstances that be SOLD the sword and
other military equipments, presented % him by
the Marquis ds Lafayette, a. q mark Of honor.
The close Of The Revolutionary war lett The pub
lie and private finances Of Massachusetts, 10
state Of deplorable confusion. The public debt
being $4,000. 900, il was Ofeourse necessity 10
resort to heavy taxation to meet the demands
upon the Treasury. In 1872, 10 consequences Of
the number Of debtors. the Legislature passed a
Relief Act, ~requinng creditors to receive in
payment Tor their debis, cs.tle and other specific
articles Of properly. rrSDrErO by the debtors"
This act was Intellectual, people were exaspe-
rated and harrassed, the reliefsct was suspend
ed, and the debtors united Tor the purpose Of
prescribing lega. officers, and breaking down
the power Of the law. They excluded lawyers
from seat IN the General Court, bot finding
themselves sdil huuasssd. and laying all -he
blameon the Government and judiciary, IN 1886
they assembled in arms IN various shire towns,
and prevented the sitting Olihe Courts.
shays marched upon Springfield, OF the head
OF 1000 men, to prevent the sitting OF the su-
pieme Court, but finding the cOuu House ooeu-
pied BY Gen. VIM. Sheppard, with COO neB, re-
tired with his troops. Under provision. an act
passed by the Legislature TO suspend the writ
Of uGBzAs CORPUS. and authorising Gov. Bowdoin
to seize and imprisOn any rebel, several insur-
gents were arrested aud confined n Boston jail.
Hampshire county was the strong hold Of the
reb els, and there's bays rallied his troops. lie
succeeded finally in getting possession Of the
Court Home in ngfsld, and h0lding il with
200 men.
The Governor then authorized the raising Of a
body OF 400 men, rank and file, which we're
placed endsr the command Of Gen. Liacoln. and
body Of men arrived at Worcester 70 protect
the Ceur., on the 22d January, 1857. Mean
while. Cen. Sheppard vss posted al the Arsenal
in Springfield. with body Of 100 militia
Against this force, shays. with Luke Day aud
Eli Parsons. smother insurgent chief, marched Of
the head OF nearly 600 men. and halting in N .
vicinity Of The post, sent the following message
TO Gen. sheppard:
..HEap ouARTrRs,
West Springfield. Jan. rs. 1887.
''The bod OF The people assembled in arms
adhsriuE e the 6rsi principles In nainral all.
prsserEaTc3 do, in TIE most Psrsmpiorv vs.
UHUIMnM
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

Froas the New Yorker.
TO A GOOSE.
cannot bear to hear the slandsrsd, Goose!
Il lh me 70 see the truani boys
Tusn m their play. and cast stone a. ihss,
And call thee foolish.
DO notthsss worihiss know
That when old Rome had ist the rufian Caul
Tread On hsr threshold Of vitality,
And all her seniinsis we're eomsioss,
Thy eian0n-ean did save hsrl Mighty strange
Toeall tass fOol'
Ihiuk ihou'ri digni6sd.
And portly in',hy bsanng-and 10 all
Ths duties and Pr5Psistiss Of lie.
Ar: quite Pausrn. Yet the deck may qsac',
The surkey gable. aud the ruinsa-hsn
Kss uP piercing and perpetual scream.
And all is well; BAT iftboa ops ny bsak.
'..fs' my srsasusg'
sin. I'm sure shou'ss done
Many clever and obliRing deed,
Aud more than this. thou from thy wing dosi spare
An oufsass feather which hath wGksd the world
And made u wiser.
Yea, the modest quill
Doth take ils quiet stand behind the prss,,
And liks PrOmPter tell il what 10 say:
But yet We never praise the bird who gave
Thisprseous gift, III ough noughi can en- is place
Think Of the elumsy siylus-how absurd;
know, indeed. thai smart. metallic pens
Have undertook TO speculate at large.
Bat ssehewthem all, and prophecy
Gooss quilts will be immortal. IS the art
To which they minister. 'Twers meet for ma,
Though Ell besides we're dumb, 70 fondiy laud
The Instruments, that from childhood uP
Hath been my solaes and chosen friend
10 hours Of loneliness.
I'd lain propose
That mid the poultry in the farmers yard.
The goose should wear ducal corouss--
Boz eur republic wosld not authorize
Aught liks the order Of nobility
And % 7 institute simple claim
For justies long Withheld. tsk my peers,
The srudiis aad learned in The law.
Why The rseuasni owl 10 nnFlsd out
A. wisdon's biFdi II blind Mythology.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25

TALKlSs O. WoMEs AND DAsctNo.- IL believe
q women would DO a great deal for Dance"
said DR.. Growing; 'they are immensely fond
ofsaluiary motion. remember once ia my life
! used to iiri with ons WHO was q great fasoriio
in pro..neial town where lived, aud abs was
invited 10 ball there, and con6ded 10 me she
had 20 silk stockings TO appear in. and wi,hou
them he presence at the ball was out OF the ques-
tion.n
-'Tha, was hint to you to buy the stocking"
said Dick.
"No-ysu're OUT said Growing. "she knew
was as poor a. herself; but though sas
could not rely on my purse, she had every coa-
iidsnce In my taste aud judgement, and consull-
ed me on plan she formed for eoing 10 tho ban
in proper twg. Now what do you lhink /.
wasl'
ITO go in cotton, I suppose" rotar ned Dick
"Out sgnin, sir-you'd never ruess IL; ca
only awomsn could have bit on the expediont.
/. was the fashion 10 those days FOR ladies in full
dress 10 wear pink stockings, aud she proposed
painting her iegsr'
"Painting her legsp they all exclaimed
sFaet SIR" said the Doctor, sand she relied
on me Tor telling her il the cheat was success
full"
"And was ifs asked Durfy.
s.Don't be in hurry. Tom. I complied on
ono condition-namely, thar l should he the
painter"
"Oh, you old rasealg' cried Dick.
"A capital baTgain,' Said Tom Durfy.
"But not o sale eoyena Di, PADDED the sltUr-
ney.
aDon't Interrupt me, gentlemen" said The
doctor. got some rose pink ordingly audi de-
" sI tho hosers in Nottingham TO make tighter
Fl then did on liitls Jimmy and a pfsttief pair
Q stocking never ssw."
"And she went 20 the ball ?" said Dick.
s'She did"
t.And 30 trick succs edsd. said Durfy.
$50 samplstely." said the doctor, shat
seveFsi ls8ieB asksd her 20 recommend her dyer
TO the m--so you see What Women will a. 70
20 70 dance. Poor little Jenny she VISA
/ merry minx-hy the hye. che boxed ny
that night for z ioke made about The stockine-
.lrnny,' said i for
r~n when VI
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
FsOm the 4. s Gazette.
GALLANT HARRY
TUxE-~Royal Chariic.n

Trxr--Royal Charlie"
Written cor the Clay club Of Germantown and
dedicated 70 81 the Clay cluSs throughout the
Union:
Once more and Al our eounfry's call.
ws'rs here this night 10 rally,
From cottage low aud stately hail.
From mountain TOP and valley.
Come East, tome West,
Come sirivsyo best,
Oh! ireeman % not larry.
But strike the blow, your foes o'ershrow,
And shout Tor gallant Harry.
And shoui Tor gallant Harry;
But siriks the blow. your fees o'ershrow,
ASD suocr FoR GALLANT IAERHi
whsr doubt and gloon o'eEsPrsad the land,
AID coward hearts have lrsmblcd.
who vas Il foremost took his stand,
lad nsssr yet diusnblsds
Come South, come North.
Come boldly forth,
AM srRfrr roa Cav axD CLoxT!
Fer this he'll stand lhs test Of time.
And live in nobisst story.
And live IN nobless story;
Fer The he'll stand ihs issi o. time,
AvB LsvE rs xorLrsr STONY!
Then pass bic honot'a name around,
TIL echoes catch your ihundeFi
TIE unirsrsai glad rebound
Shall make the tories wondsss
Come one. come sll,
Let naughs sppal,
Bravs boys no longer larry,
Bus sand BY him who never quail'd,
Oar true and gallant Harry;
Our iras aud gallant Harry,
Bot sand BY hin who never quail'd.
orE rEvr ASb oALLxr HaREy!
There's not lass IN his broad land.
Bat vovsshs'd seofn 20 marry
The lad who don't give heart and hand,
To glorious, gallanl Harry
Come East. come West,
Come Ell the. rest,
'Tis ours The Day 70 carry.
And once ssaiu our foes o'erthrow,
Led on BY gallant HarTy'
Led On By gallant Harry,
And once agsia our fees o'euhrow.
LrB or ~ GALLANT H4EnT.
Thsn here's a health % Hangs cause,
Let not -hr Wild notes larry.
Thy noble name our hearts blood warm,
Thrice great and gallant Hsrrgt !.
sv-it -.-.~.-ear s~.s,
Andkno~ no rest.
Til We The ship shall carry,
And al cur foes overcome or won,
subdued BY gallant HsrTyi
subdued By gallant Harry,
And al our foes o'ereome or won.
svunuED BT GALLANT HAHRr.
Our Western HoPc-Our hope Of all.
Through Us shall not misearry.
For SOW we're pledge 10 rise or tall.
With noble, gallant Harry
Come Ger the plains.
Throueh sun or IN rain.
Wen not again miseauy.
The summonsheed.
With sieadfasi creed,
THr oEKEB on Trr4xB HaEnr.
Come Ger the plain,
Through hail o. 10 rain.
Be trus and steady.
De wary and ready.
From traitors and treason our councils 10 free
WE'EL STAND 1T eALLar HAnEY! ISL.
Germantown, s3d July, Ies1.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
rIN WARE MANUFACTORY.

r. W. DUNBAR futufns his thanks 20 the pub
lic log tte literal share 81 PATRONAGE heretofore
received b. ban iu 81 business and through
ihis uleslium wuull request continuance 81 the
same. iiis shsr Is On Nam street. uherc be IL
pfgpafo.i tesafis.y al who will give him n call
both ia che price. and quality 81 ne wurk. fis
hopes sll viii avail themselves % this opposite.
mtg. ior he u Determined % eel ~ such nau-
nsf - uil tuit ths pressure % The umes--chcap
g. rafi.
EvsasvHi-. u. ssy 10. lsta-em
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1842-08-25
rIGEnN ePRINGN.

TENIl 9 undersigned would inform the public
III that they have hifsd Up this establishment
Va a style upt initFof q any watering place %
the wtsis and ~ STREET attention 90 the wants
and miofts VI visitofs, they hope 70 merit lib-
eral share Of pubiic patronage. The Pigeon
springs are pleasantly stustsd on the Banks Of
Pigeon Greek, about one sud quarter miles
west oi Evansville, aad no paias o. expense has
been spared iu hfung up tao huildinEs and eai-
bclishiug the grounds In such a mauucr a. %
make q . deiighual retreat from the noise and
hustle 81 the world, where the Invalid eau rest
in quieiness, wi 4lsi he Partakcs Of the healing
waisfs oi ths kqung Iha individual prapsr-
ties 81 which only rcqure % Be gsncra'iy known
g. ths public O. 81 day appEcciaisd; bar aa rec
emmendaiians III iis slftua irum the ptopuetors,
may Be rsnsIdrrrt out OF place. thereiofs, We
viii emily say 30 aIi-cal aud make a trial.
ROWLEI g. CLIFFORD.
Figeoa Springs, luiy itih, ie4s-tf