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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09
HENRY WELLS.

- ELIEF FOR MOTIIERS.-THERE ARE two
remedial articles Inventions promising comfort and to
mothers and Infants that deserve The
breast punP intended draw milk from dsended OBJ
sucied breast beautiful subs ute FOR the human mouth and
well calculated give relief the sufferer The other
intended for wo though able and willing suckle their
sfa often distressed and sometimes from the
performance Of their natural Office, by nipples the ncon
venence Of both parties II sklfuy prepared that the
aud purity preserved while the infant nourshed
without distressing the For sale by Patrick Dicke 4l8
broadway, Canal street eb4lm$
GUM ELASTIC EAR TRUMPETS.-A few Of these
~ valuable articles for the benefit ,sbcd deaf
ness, for sale by RUSHT0N &ASPINwALL,
6-u Sc William street. and ITO Broadway.
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RUsHTON s. ASPINWALL, s6 William street.

liz CCN1HH % 'tIctt'
H have on hand and for sale, reasonable suit
purchases. follows lbs Tsare Acid Kidders Ferch
pCv in boxes of 30 his each 10 Canthare of 50
bs each 20 stands Burgundy Pitch. Of first qal, En-
Gum Arabic quality 1000 lbs powdered Rhubard "
30 lbs EACH bb Taroca; do Bam Cspsiva bales Buchu
Leaves; 10 eae German Cologne Ger Faa $50 lbs Chlrae
P0asse 2casss Rl Lin do Vermilon, Chinese;
. kegs EmeIY. assorted Nps. feb
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-09

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-The subscribers
opinion of the female minl anil character is loo far exalted
supPoe for hat the ladies Of this city and elsewhere
Ito whom this card politely addrese coed fatercd
patronz him. wishes address himself their good
only They respectfully informed that Babe Celebrated
Strengthening Pasrs" prepared with pec reference
their favor and they earnestly mmended such
troubled with side
afflicted with coughs colds asihmas &c He confident that
possible obtain the Of ladies who received
benefit ny ring those beautiful Pasters could
which, for msdest WORTH intelligence and respeotahity
would far outweigh his hghe They spread
the most besu ul soft and pahe Lamb skin will soil the
whstlnen, and be by the delicate fsmsl in all
situations. with ease and comfort for one month.
They sold at the Bowery Medicine Store 300 Bowery BY
the ladies' most obliged and humble servant
fb6-tf NV. BADEAU.
Z Z 4 IL q.
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UNIVERSAL EGETA-
BILE PILLS.

they do the hing with this tremendous difference that
the Impurities OF the blood taken by
stomach and bowels without of its baamc particles i
pulse too hish's dose Of these pills viii down. Is too
low the viii increase ii proper standard l. il
tremuou showing excitement! the pills by soothing
will lay II. Let say these propera
impossible possessed medicine Let s
duher call Dr. b. and he will sson him Of
all the above assertions One box Of the pills however will d.
10 make him than any thing could on c u
jet Price - cents per box
Thousands OF the respectable citizens Of New York w
referred 10 with pleasure BY Dr. B. who many years
the habit Of being bed often many times
whose constitutions consequence, becoming and
weaker have since they have made these pills.
drop Of their precious blood When Their old symptoms a-
peafed instead Of running the doctor and having
they have swallowed pills. which removed the vsed
humors. that impeding the blood in its circulation These
sensible people, imsy by the Of these invaluable pills are in
ereasng day the both s body and mind the
practice OF bleeding both becoming dresdfuy impaired
NOTICE.-DR. BRANDRETHS Office for the sale of the
above Pills. Wholesale and RETAIL S7 Hudson
street where he be Consulted gratis by taking his Pon
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Saturdays ian 7-eo2n.
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{ A SSlGNEES NOTICE.-Havng by deed Of assign
ment been appointed Assignee Of the prope efJACOB
US, p! The benefit OF all Of his creditors, require all
iebcd lin 10 make nlte all having
claims demands against him paric,r-
thereof wn delay the subscriber
nd Senth streets, New York.
Nay. %. lii5. nnYsl WRIGHT All
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SALT RHEUM.
DR. AaiTlKIGHH;S60N,So y, CSEELEIBRAsT I vEGE


This Ointment having been used in the Doctors private practice
for with perfect and The letters he has
received begging of him give the public the benefit Of his
Search he has complied and his ointment 10 be
tain for all Soroulou Eupons Ith Chapped Hands, Salt
Rheum and letter Rngwom Abrasions Of the Skin and
liberated Sore Legs (o how long andng also. for
Scad Head Ears ia chdren for Eyes cracked
lips the is infallihle.
For sale by Patrick Dicks wholesale Agent AS Broadway
by DR.. Lewis Feucwsnger 81 broadway: also, by James
Hart of broadway and Chamber and Hudson and North
and by j. 65 6s~rry Of Walker
Charles w. Badger, 55f Brpsd street, Newark, NJ.
None senbne without the signature of
i'm 26-lms j. ATKINSON. NJ. ID.
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VI tRSAL MEDICINE. manufactured n this country nv
GEORGE SYLVESTER tfOm Engiandl who possess
ed Of the original recipe Sold boxes neatly
enysoped with directions enclosed
nalf the price of the imported article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York. November p. 1885
Dear S-Havng desire discharge my obligations you
well promote good suffering humanity, herewith
for publication extraordinary effected
Hygan Vegetable Universal Medicine in of NV
Ralph aged about thirteen which shall endayor 10
be brief possible that he enabled make
syey known. Whilst ia Edinburgh my native place. more
than he received stroke elbow with
create the joint what termed by physician
Inflammation Of the bone FROM which he suffered pain
until within short time past He has bee treated
eminent physicians in Scotland, which tended but little 10
aIneoae his sufsrings; Consequently despaired Of his
again having the former advantage in the Of his afflicted
Happily length induced make of medicine
question: from which few days experienced
relief afterwards bis complaint assumed
the breaking out suppose, purd acrd humors
affected hut receiving this symptom the good effects
the medicine directions followed, by considerably
menng the dose, until he took many pills day from
which he gained relief and he after about three months
restored health also bear the
of medicine Of fever and and other
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
test its virtues. Respectfully subscribed by obliged,
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Daughsman of Houston and Essex-s
Mr. George Sylvester
Certificate, Of other extraordinary which hi. invaluable
medicine been equally he the
D. BRYsON, Confeeoner Agent 4s Fulton rect Broad
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NDERSON,S RHEUMATIC DROpS-a ,,,rs e. d.

ANDERSON'S RHEUMATIC DROPs.-Ac cure for The
lnmaiory and Chronic Rheumatism can be had ONLY al 42
h"mpson street This invaluable medicine called
Rheumatic Drops for the above disease cured MANY and ali
who have been certificates of which can
had necessary old and who ed with the
above disease and who at the time skDg the Drops were
tored have DAYS been able attend Their out door bust
vigor. e. . Is
GLENN'S INDIAN DYE-For coloring red Iish or grew
~ hair in 10 hours wi bout staining the skin or he
texture Of the hair in the eat for sale Hoppers No
SOL Broadway corner oFrankn ST. by the gross DOZEN f
ICE CREAMS JELLY BLANC MANGE-For par
i'm 22-lm
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STAMNIERlNG CURED.-The subscriber hss loca-
- ted himself in this cit, for the purpose Of curing Sammefng
and all ether npedment II speech. And has akes
COurtand street. Western Hotel where he will all
call on him, that need his services IavRg himself
e aaied himself Of the modes ofcure taught BY the celebrated
Mrs Leigh Of New York aud Dr. Chapman Philadelphia
Bat after long snl paie;
and cause Of his afeion he s succeeded in nenng system
entirely by which he has hms II have
made application him. This system has In several instances
proved successful which had resisted the sku
meni from Ote and ha fails effect complete
Beng OF fact that have been this city who profess
sed the art ut curing stammeIng and whose
10 elect spent he instruction of
others since eaciiag himself he feels
coming before the public of this city, bringing ample testimony
convince the most oepc of the superiority his system
all Others and the complete that has ia all
application He has associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
OF ms pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be taught in a separate class.
Terms from % so dollars according the of
and the situation Of the applicant in all will be
guarantees orthe money will be refunded.
For farther inquire of subscriber rooms or
by letter post paid.
jan l2-3n HENRY WELLS
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SHELLAC AND BORAx--of best q1aii'y, for
JANIS Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER. s77 Broadway.
SUPERVISORY BANDAGES.-A general assort
- fer sale No2 Ann street jan 26
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EyAAYis,x HES$ETABtE Pills ss5.. CALo

IL MEL AND PLY SlClANS.-HOw who have
been afflicted with various diseases Consumption, Asthma, and
almost other disease being under the Of their Family
Physician who stimulated them salvation
and other drastic drugs the destruction Of their delicate frames
and al the time endeavorng persuade that there
otter method of This the prepeiors the med
cine eae.y deny and boldly declare thai Evans Csmome
Pills. and his Family Vegetable Aperent Pills. will produce
good wesk than Calome the injurious
treatment will produce year, besides injury possibly
he derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. and h,
Csomel aud ether poisonous drugs Evans Camome Pills are
extracted from the Camome flowers by process known only
the propreo AMI highly recommended all de-
lcate persons especially ladies' who bear much stimulating
medicine Evans Family Vegetable Aperien Pill.
pounded OF the choicest
and for all Bilious and other diseases arising from impure
the Camomle Pills being specific the Family
Vegetable Aperien Pills for all the diseases fthe blood
No 6ost your Family Physician advises you what
they term qIack mdicises they those medicines
paid o although Evans Pills do particle of
quick vef The origin of the word Qusck from the word
Quackolbe the original word for Quicksilver; those who first
used this mineral termed quacks
Justly called length of time other
vent the application the those who
And many the honorable y, Ds
the sond emnaon When mercurvis given debtae
and acceerates death then advise you that
friends 10 constitutions and your health, reject
their Blue Pills aud Ctomel Powder; and il ysu ILL.,
above medicines orng ections given with and they
warranted do good aud do you hs-Evans
theory being daily proved by the good his medicines
forming from the Vulnerable testimonies their favor.
Evans Csmome and Aperent Pills sold wholesale and
York IuS
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PHOENIX BiTTERS-0R
THE BOOT ON THE RIGHT LEG AT LAST
WELL DO THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES Know
w the evil elects IT Btiers-morng Ber-noon day Bter
provoke appeiiieor kind OF Bers Bitter indeed Is
The life Of dram dnkerhter all the diseases hal heir
to-bier as.hmabier ePiIepy-hier is salt eum-blier
scrofuabler mercyStier all diseases still
all the that flood the world real
true alleged Life ResoEer the PHOENIX BITTERs price
one dollar per bottle, prepared and sold BY
MOFFAT, 50 Hudson street
p. S.-Do you sweet life. Try Moat's Bit:ers. Try
try-try. xh 5-ln.S
A ROGUE CAUGHT.-An old rogue. b, s. we or
ASTHMA who, since the Resolution, has been go,ng
The country eng honest people and shaking
hrousv has heen at last cred by the potent infae
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, prepared and sold by
feb Sims MOFFAT, 80 Hudson street.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-Some Of the most az
~ Hct ng scenes Of cruelty be day in almost
every street of New York. fellow, called RHEUMATISM is
daily going his rounds racking the joints poor peope-preyeni
ing them from sleeping al nsh,and deuying, the
human all the comforts II life Physician. been ap-
piled TO- They shake their hea but shake them
For complete remedy take few Of the VEGETABLE LIFE
FILLS, manufactured by MOFFAT, So Hudson street.
eb3-laS
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Certificates OF other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine has been equally he
d. BRYSON, CONFECTIONERY Agent 4s Fulton Broad
dec S-tf
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COUGHS, COUGHS.-CORBYN'S COUGH Lo1en

UUUHs. SVS GHs'LI| ~ .r N I1 ~ IN LoIen
These Lozeneers universally allowed by physicians Of the
highest standing TO be Of the best for he OF
Coughs Colds Ashma &c odere the public; many thou
sand hive experienced their happy and ssuay effects
Of whom have been by ahmac and coumptve complaints
reduced to the brink Of the They promote free and easy
expecorstion and tendency to nhmaton
s OF lhe lungs OF aimeu o. ara me gene
box single box viii be found su lent the
ssner of Frankfort Franklin Square, the only for the
city. ian 27-im
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READER, the following is an Advertisement of
DIR. BRAYDRETHS.

Let is truth Be Impressed erery aiad-IRnf all pain or
treasncss gazing 10 morbid sagnaa and corpt kuors
ruhiea impede the circulation Of the tiood-Brandeh
RIEEDINC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

CLEAN YouR CELLAns.-HW
slider good health an object :
your attention, you Will = e
not to breathe the gases VI
nate putrefaction, either ~
caused by the decompositioa
getable ar animal substanca.
ting or rotten potatosa, g
turnips, and other vegetahcs
as beef brine, pork brine, al
meats Of any sort,are oftsa
ed causes Of bilious or typbO
and should, therefore, b r.
season to the compost
covered with earth, or othess
posed Of, 50 that they may
the senses, or poisen the 2.
farmers premises. We
assured BY physics~as q .
they have reasoas FL bebeviag
or typhus fevers of . msliksse
kind, have originated foo 80
description.-Nw EsgasseS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

GRADUATED Jusrick.-In a c.r,,.
village in New York, where ths -.
steps Of Dame Justice were last -
on earth, it happened, on 4 NJ
summers day, that three men -
brought before = fair, round d
magistrate. accused Of drunke,ne-
His honor having promised wieA !.
hearty swig Of cool punch, 49,
with the first;-
Just.-You rascal! pc you II,
or pc you not kitty!
Pris.-Guilty.
| Just.-Vat you get drunk onY
Pris.-Blackstrap.
| Just.-Vat! get drunk on -
but black>;rap, you william you! De
dis be mine everlasting sentence, =
lyou be fined forty shillings.
The second culprit being questn
ed in the like manner, n to suih :
innocence, likewise owned No.
,Iguilty.
Just.-Now tell me, you vile h
ken rascal vat you got drunk q!
! Pris.-Sling.
:, Just.-Vat! you get drunk on da
you graceless wagabond! you SUI
sod you! Den | give my darnala
tence, dat you be fined 20 =
, lings.
The third and last prisoner I'll
: now brought forward, and like the y
: theirs plead guilty.
: Just.-Vat you get drunk ont
Pris.-Punch.
Just.-Ah! you dipplin' rogue vi
: fines you just noting at 81 NJ I
: gets trunk on punch mineself ssnl
times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11
SEVEN MILES OF CANAL DOA5G

SEVEN NILES OF CANAL D0A1G
On the 9th instant q breach =
ed in the Erie Canal at Utica, Z
required four days to repair IT, !!
ing this interval the crowd al
collected near the breach ~
great that it required ten days Z
the canal with water TO . nsy
height. The Albany Argus 81 =!
day from which we derive {
facts. adds-~A letter from -
nal superintendent to the co...
Ter states that ON Tuesday 81
on which the repairs were co..
the boats had accumulated aos11
breach, lying SO as to touch .
Their, through, a distances Of 7 =
to Oriskauy."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11
FROM AN OLD MAGAZINE =
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11

AsroR HoUsE.-rh,s magnificent e.
tablish,nent was opened yesterday mot
ming and filled at once with inmates.
An invitation was given the day previous
to a select number Of citizens to view the
house AN invitation of which we found il
to avail ourselves, but We have
since gone thro' the rooms with a view OF
some description Of them. We
have given it over, however, in despair.
Our own dimensions are pretty ample.
but we cannot spare the space for qu,r-
TO volume to one subject, and nothing
short Of volume can give even tolerabIe
description Of this immense structure.
There are between three and four hundred
rooms, all Of them large, airy and conven-
lent and large number very spacious in
deed. The dining room on Barcley street,
is one hundred feet long, forty feet wide,
and nineteen and a half feet high-ihe
apartments from the first to the sixth story
are superbly, carpeted and splendidly fur
nished in every possible appointment nc
cessary to the comfort and convenience
Of the &c cupant. The furniture is rich
and beautiful, but regulated by 4 severe
taste, as is every thing about the house
There 10 not particle oftinsel upon the
premis-s.-An is in first rate style Of el-
eeance-chsste and simple elegance with
out tawdry trapping to mar the general
effect. Indeed, We can think Of no better
mode Of conveying correct idea Of the
whole interior than simply to say that e.
very portion 10 in good keeping with the
exterios; and to those who have seen the
noble building from Broadway, this We
take it 10 praise enough. 1t 10 snquestioaa
bly,, IN size. architecture, and material the
most imposing structure &c the city. and
We doubt rot the largest house constructed
expressly for public hotel in the world.
The~Kitchen Cabinet" is itself study
and its machinery, it, magazines Of pro-
visions and it, coleoy Of one hundred OPP
eratives in every department Of culina-
~ service, occupying - they do portion
Of the premises, itself larger than most ho-
tels, exhibit q coup d'eil We vsnture to
say, to Be found no where else IN this
cosnsry. The locality Of this house il
by fsr the finest and most eligible that
could have been iound in New-Yosk.
Very truly has Mr.. A1sos built TO himself
an enduring monument Of his opoIencs and
hin public spirit IN the erection Of this i'm
nense Manson, aud done il too, With .
taste and judgment that have made the
Whole - pleasing to the eye ana ssbses-
vieat to the utility Il it, Purposes. - it u
massive snd magn,6cant il iis proportions.
-(Cssv;er sn1 Esqsirev.
DEAcoxs! A former Roxbury Dea-
con, at the time of his election to that
sacred office-expressed his thanks
for the honor done him in the follow
ing words-sI am obliged to you for
what you have done; and spose
must take t,but guess in the long run.
it will be a deuced sight more plague
than profit
Mr.. Perry Smith, Of New-Mil-
ford, has been elected Senator Of the
United States froE Connecticut. IN
place of the Hon. Gideon Tomlinson.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-11
INDIAN WAR.

lSaPORTANT-TAe Saails-rhe lsAians.
The official organ of the Govern
ment the Globe of this morning, has
issued the following important bulle-
tin relative to the progress or rather
non-progress, Of the great Southern
mail through the States of Georgia and
Alabama. Il BAH. Pat.
TIE SOUTHERN MArLs.-From the
Post Office Department we learn,
that all attempts 10 keep up the mail
connexion between Columbus Ga.
and Montgomery Ala, have been a.
bandoned for the present. 1t may be
satisfactory to the public to be inform
ed, that their is good reason to be-
lieve that all the mails on that route
south have gone safely through. The
peril to which they were exposed,
however, induced Mr.. George Pitt,
agent Of the Department., who was
at Columbus, to return all mailu fol
that direction back to Augusta after
the I 5th inst, whence they have been
forwarded by the lower Florida route,
which is now the only line of commu
nication between the south and New
lOrleans.
i We regret to learn, that several
southern mails coming north have
fallen into the hands of the Indians
This fact with other melancholy cir
cumstances, is confirmed by the fol
lowing letter and extracts from thu
i Postmaster at Columbus:
Letter from tie Postmaster at Column
/ bus, Georgia, to the Postmaster Gen
/ eral. May l6, at dark.
|Sir: Two drivers have this momen
arrived bringing the distressing in
|telligence that two stages containing
FIVE heavy leather mails, accompanied
F|by guard Of six men and severa
\ passengers, making in all fourteen
persons, were attacked this day abou
noon, 10 miles from this town, by /;
J large body of Indians and overpow
cred. The drivers left the stage
and have reached town. They know
nothing Of the guard or the passen
gers. 1 have employed fifty friend.
Indians at an expense Of $500, to g
out to night and bring in the mails
They will start Immediately and BY
. morning we shall know the fate o
the mails.
Very respectfully.
]. VAN NESS, p. NJ
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GIN CHM ATT y
WING OFFICE,

CINCINNATI, JUHG
FLOUR still -
a few sales have b i
quotations, the highest g
boat loads on Saturday -
WHISKEy-haS o'
shade within the last wsos
ing now freely offered.
and receipts small. -
PORK-in. this articSe ~
transactions to notice.
Prime SI7-nominal.
BACON-holders re-
offers at less than 3 G.
sales Of consequence q
I.ARDCl2 G. nOmaAe.
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GAMBLING IN LONDON.


A late number VI the London Literary
Gazette. contains 4 review Of work emit
tied ''Ths Deos Of Lions Exposed. Il
embraces vivid picture Of The horrors o
gambling, - prosecuted in ths British
Metropolis. This gambling is dreadful
VICE, but il 10 difficult, if not impossible to
check it ravages. 10 this country il u
rapidly On tho increase,C(or although ~
have few public gaming houses, there are
nsmSsss Of private hells scattered through
ous - cipal cities, into which han-
dre ercdu!ous and Inexperienced
ara u tempted. In New York, Phil
adil Ind baltimore for example, as
10 -, four-6iths Of the '.Cluo''
Hsnoee arc gambling establishments.
TAeglee called Club Houses I, give tAem
a. u e aapPectab;li:y. They are eov-
csmed By cusssia rules and regulations,
-asd in order 70 gull the inexperienced,
N iksrodoctioa tn club room 10 descrio-
I'd - % Important honour. Lord this
and shs D,I&s ofthat, are represented ~
msobers,-she Asts are ALTERED By com
iag 10 contact with such distinguished
wossh;es-,heir pockets are picked, and
waes n6sd and ruined they are treated
With eoass0ps b the honourable plumber
ess- but Gambling is not con6oed to
Lish LIE In IL Dsitish metropolia Wit
Dess tie follswisg extracts from The work
alosied to, u which begysrs and snatch
scilen are the sctive spirits.-
"Ihs comoon :odgins.houss % house
of seccs0modaaioo fos al eh0es, 20 0aa-
ter What may 10 theis appearance o. char
ac'ss, oaly Peosi6sd hat they eaa procure,
wesa rsysired, the necessasy quassity of
coiaaI u every Considerable village 10
he h'sedDm. tbsss 10 . lodging place cal
led 'be&gar house,, AID in every tewn,
moss o. less, accosdieg to il size an1 pop
D|11i0n 4ea4oe, tAegs arr hnodIe1D