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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06

II a of
Surgeons in Ireland and lately practitioner in the civ Of
London, offers his services TO the afflicted of
disease His long experience and close attention TO this ca,.
OF complaints his pleasant SAFE and pedos mode OF ire sment
his extraordinary during long extended practice
above ALL his legitimate medical qualifications are few NJ The
grounds which he rests his claims public patronage In hi.
Of emprcis when ignorant peenders and mpuent ouacI
daily spreading their lure the unwa 10 n
Boyd would wish to raise friendly and warning voice to k fol
Creatures and tell them 10 beware of such dangerous
Thousand; who insight have been at this day. the health and
paimy pride OF manhood If their had only been treated nv
duly quaed, numbered the ncuabIe and
the dead Apparent easily effected
but 10 eradicate the ent poison which will otherwise oon.pn lie
victim un,ineiy belongs Legitimate nrvnS.
medicine in the hands of ku and able practitioner IT - ~,
8Oya VIKING convince MS patrons by PRODUCING
@ their inspection bis regular diploma member of The Rov
College of Surgeons in Ireland likewise testimonial, for
biy and skill from who justly considered as lights and
ornaments of their profession His mode of safe 1e
a and expeditions, not requiring either the mercury or re-
.lran in diet q Recent affections he pledges himself to
radically within few days and of osee tand;,s
and greater magnity will be treated with cordially and SKILL In
the patient assured after kene ds,ar
ed from the hands of Dr. Boyd that his heah established unon
sound and firm basis and that his constitution renovated and Nm
impaired His professional honor and faith pledged 10 this and
he aters himself that chacter and standing sufficient
ranty for its fufmen
The srctest homo, and all relied upon
Hours oacndance tom O'Clock in the morning till 10 al night
sep 2l-ly OFFICE. IA Dover one door from Wafer
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Good Ht.-A clergyman happened to pass boy
weeping bitterly. He halted and asked What is the
matter little fellow y The boy replied, Before,
we could hardly get enough to eat of any thing, and
now don't know what shall do for there is another
enc come Hush thy murmuring, and wipe off those
tears said the clergyman, and remember that He
sends mouths without sending yctuals put ia
Them Il know that, said the bov, but then he sends
all the mouths TO house. and the vctuas to your
house,
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WATER! WATER !-Allover Europe, and especially
on the continent water is regarded hat it truly is
the first necessary of life We think that money and
meat the two first indispensables Of our being
Older and wiser people know that life can be sustained
great while without either of these but that xafer is
the sine qn0 of human existence. You might in
most parts of Europe persuade great of men TO
remain clad in rags, and live pulse bread or mac
caron; but you could not compel them 10 swallow the
base and abomnabe water which one half of the veal
thy and cultivated inhabitants of Boston and New York
content to The consequence of which is that
many little city in France, Spain Italy, has noble
aqueduct to supply its inhabitants with abundance of
pure water; which in them, well as in the great
cities, instead of being merely pedded ont in little pipes
through the houses is literally poured fourth at eyery
square and street corner beautiful fountains af once
ornamental and useful, dispensing cleanliness to the
streets, drink to the inhabitants and an nexhauslible
resource for The extinction fires speak in strong and
earnest terms from strong and earnest conviction of
what more than any thing else, New York and Boston
need. Philadelphia has acted wisely in pouring the
bountifu Schnylkil into her streets: New York would
act wisely, if there is river head of fresh water within
her reach, so that by aqueducts open canals subter
raneous syphons, or any other means which art and
science can suggest may be conducted into the city,
TO spare no expense, and to deem expenditure prod
gal, which may be necessary attain the object; and
Boston would act wisely to emulate New York in a
public undertaking so wise nabe and patrotic-Cor-
respondence of the Adrertiser.
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The path of virtue, although at times difficult, is
vet the safe path and the whole, the only path of
pleasure.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-06
EYEN!NG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.

IL TLEMENThe subscriber has removed to the ELEGANT and
spacious Of the Collegiate School, 69 Canal street.
on the of Vsick street. ~
select class of young gentlemen will be instructed in the
snohes of education also the Classics Modern Language,
The French department under the immediate direction of A.
Pestisux, Professor Of the French Language
N b. Particular atteno, will be devoted To Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship
Terms moderate. Apply as above. C. C. JENNINGS.
dec 2-f
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KENNELS ASTRINGENT BALsAMiC

uneQhale0
Gonorrhea, Geet and Seminal Weaknesses few doses
vnces The most skep ica Of its superiority every other
has been offered TO the public
There Is not particle of mercury in IFS composition. Ii saves
the system from being the degree deeerousy
IL operates the urinary apparatus and particularly the
gnal seat OF the maady the uei the irrated lining
bane ofwhch soothe by diminishing the poison
and thereby dppng tie membrane of the morbid action
which ies the of Gonohea its wonted
secretion Of mucus only this accomplished by the heahfu tonic
balsamic power of Kepney's Balsam.
This medcne-the result of patient ndefafgabe researches
on tho Pathological Anatomy of Gonorea and Gee the only
and rational foundation which build successful form Of
treatmenis indeed far removed above all uncentifc
inert and dangerous compound basams" mixtures
drops and other heares empirical remedies which
on either the concure of presumpous ignorance the
out obsolete recipes winch when Pathology
only curative source, was comparatively UNKNOWN
kenney Balsam taking the lead all Europe
this country all the medicines hitherto known for
Of Gonorrhea in which il peculiarly effective radically
ing by few doses only In nnumerabe CRAFTY
ing surprise Of the patient, than third Of bottle has
suced for the total extinction Of the maady and in
that have been subjected inudcous treatment bottle
has accomplished great instances perfect
health.
The agencies for the sale of Kenneys Baam this city
0sF AZ the drug stores 65 Bowery Of Walker
l5i t and street. opposite Centre market Price 81 bottle
Orders from any part the United States post paid,
pnualy attended addressed either above agencies
dec 4-lms
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BALMA Medicine of efficacy and healing properties,
giving muscular strength TO the digestive II procured
by incons from the 1nyr Gadesi Balm of Gcad Tree
which native Of Abyns and nauraized in syria. The
eson Of branch the Balm Of Gead Tree yields only three
four drops day. is powerful stimuaEt and
giving relief to all those persons who lsbrng under
ton, coughs asthma splitting Of blood, tough morning phlegh,
hoarsenes and Of the lungs The Balm of Glead
Balm should always used the of the cruel
dsease and medicine laid down United Pha
macopea will do good this the medicine that will
The medicinal virtues Of the Balm of Glesd Tree we'll
known by person who has knowledge medicines
known 10 be s best medicine for coughs colds and ashmas
all their different stages.
Dr. Lovemans Balm Of Gilead Balm has established
upwards of and recommended by the highest medical
characters for long standing Coughs, Ahmss
fectons of the Lungs splitting Of blood and Influenza produces
all the astonishing vrtu the
fiction, and should always be used when
from the above diseases Its reputation invaluable pro-
pertes too well known require further Thou
sands ia this city testify that they have been cured of distressing
coughs colds and have been and restored
blessings of pne health and vgor This valuable medicine
needs only trial to prove efficacy in evng all dis
Numerous certificates gh be pHbshrd
Effects but the proprietor considers properties
Baam Of Giiead Tree sufficiently well without
The immense of this medicine sufficient proof being
che valuable Of all vaibes Price 50 per
For sale by appointment nv Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway
Symc, 6S Bowery Of Walker and by p Barnet Co.
$40 Greenwich street. two doors below Spring Aft
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DROVE ALL THINGs.-DoCTOR sTILLMAN's

)kOV r ALL iii Ss..-DoC Iok S sr lin
restoring the teeth and gums health and beauty and arreng
of deceived teeth and purifying and sweeenng the breath
Dr. Suman Magnetic Odonca has the sole preference and
Is ponized by the medical faculty he highest reputation and
merit rightly bestowed where truth justice demand and
every person OF intelligent and thinking mind should
The ingredients Of which Dr. Sm Magnetic Odoncs
posed perfectly harmless, and health preserver of
teeth and mouth and lover Of good teeth who value
their teeth and wish them should not be without it For
sale by p. Bunet &Co, $40 Greenwich doors below
Spring. Patrick Dckie AIS Broadway and by j. Syme s. Bow
cry, corner Of Walker street. Price 81. jaD4f
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COUGHS, COUGHS-CORBYN's COUGH Lo,eo

OUGHS, COUGHS.c-CORBYNs COUGH Lozen-
~ ge prepared BY Corbyn & Co.. 800 Holborn, London
These Lzenges universally allowed by physicians of the
9:he Standing to be of the best preparations for the
coughs Colds Ahmas, &C. offered the public many thou
sand have experienced their happy and suary
OF whom have been by ahmac and conumpv complaints
reduced 10 the brink Of the They and
expecto a,on and tendency inflammation
ness oihe nng orness difficulty Of breathing and the
raj oppression which interrupts respiration &r &C. Price
pes Sa single DO. will found sufficient the
Of Frankfort ST. Franklin Square The only agent in the
city. To- - dee rs Inns
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A NEW IDEA AND A GOOD ONE.-T

NEW ESTABLISHMENTFO FOR
- THE SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE.
SSHZ H. BRUNSWICK returns thanks for the libe-
IT, Ial he has received since the Opening
iure, both new ariSsse hand and has the plea
inform his customers and Others that he has removed The
spacious building Of Bowery and Division Streets (p stairs
entrance Beverly where he keeps general assortment If
and good articles of second hand furniture Bureaus
Secretaries Book Cases. Sdeboard Tables, Looking Glasses
Bedeads Pier Centre and Work Tables Music Stools
Rockers Toilet and Wristbands Carpets Rugs Feather Beds,
Mattresses, &C. =.
U H. b. will buy exchange household furniture any article
in his line Of business. nov So-lm
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GERMAN OLOGNEyVA Warranted re
" nuine, for sale wholesale and retail by
RUSHTON ASPINWALL
oec<o Be- William st. and 10 Broadway.
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EvERY MAN HIS OWN DENTIST.chisa cot
~ enlarge expatata invaluable properties
Of Dr. STILLMAN'S MAGNETICA ODONTICA 1t is the
only preservye for the teeth and mouth For sale by
Co, $40 below Spring.
Patrick Dioke, AS Broadway Lispenaid st. Jan Aft
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pRESERyE YOUR TEETH.-Preseve -four

pAESERNE YOUR TEETHs-Preserve -FOUR
Teetsnd TO preserve your teeth, box Of d.. STILL
MANS MAGNETIC ODONTICA must be used 1t prev
the teeth and from aching and dseayng and renders them
sound healthy snd beautiful and pur6es and the breath
Upwards Of 1000 boxes have sold the last
never heard # single c,mplant has given general satisfaction
bor sale by PATRICK DICkIE, AIS Broadway, of Lis
pensrd street; r. BURNETT Co. 5lO Greenwich street. doors
below Spring. and by SYME of Walker
Bewery. ian Aft
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SPLITTING OF BLOOD &c.-" This is 10 certify Thai
have been afflicted with disease of the lungs anied
with splitting of blood night euacaon &C. for
neatly eight years during which period have only every
been compelled south every summer
esotd IL DIR. Taylors Balssm of Lvcworr which
Tilted nt h. that enabled this city during
last winter and consider myself perfect health
have had no cough during the last six months
q. G. WILLETS, 81 Church street."
medicine can be obtained genuine only fthe proprietor
at No. SIS Bowery and of the agent Al Cherry
RADEAU'S CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING
PLASI ERPrepared for pains weakness, the breast
SIDE back or lambs ais" tor govt rheumam ecompialn and
dyspepsa tor coughs Colds ahas, difficulty breathing
preston OF the stomach &C. they will give immediate oo
ing reiief and for safety certainty
cdedy superior 10 most other remedies Such
or those of sentary habits generally who may with
pans IN The side breast ved beautiful
pasters, they essentially different from Others and are
tree from those objections which sonaby made
piaster generally tn proprietor has had the pleasure
them daily for this MANY
They patronzed extensively the medical proesson and
there not probably intelligent physician States
or Europe that would hesitate sanction with his
influence when made acquainted with their composition.
Printed directions each Plaster signed by
own hand writing counterfeit which will be punished FORGE
ry Persons about buying them will remember for BA
DEAU'S STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see that they
get The direction thus signed They put up large
and attractive show bills; will keep without climate
and will be forwarded n Of the United or British
Provinces order and liberal discount
buy sell Ia conclusion ony add that instances
ced by using they recommended with entire
confluence To all who thus afflicted.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL the Bowery Medicine Store No
26O Bowery, New York, byN w. BADEAU. dec % If
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LID READ--IT MAY CONCERN

TNVALTD KEAD..IT MAY CONCERN
YoUPson who been inju ed by the frequent
opowerfuy stimulating and drastic medicines Caomel Lobe
liza, Glmboge Hygean Medicines other drastic drugs will
by the use Of EVANS CAMOMiLE PILLS, find snidote
which wt quiet and strengthen their SYSTEM alayng all
irrably and give general health to the frame See advertise
the other To be had % Division N. Y
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DOCK ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
u That excellent stand Clinton Hail. Of Nassau and
Beekman having select of Books and Stationary
be had on favorable terms. Apply the Store. dec 8-if
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SIR TRTTST

NEW HORkLIFE INSURANCE&T TRUST
COMPANY.-Person effect nsurances with this Com
pany their lives the lives of Others and the
whole duration of life, for limited period The payments
premiua be either made ssnually, gross sum-
Premium ankh udrcddn fraa<
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nR. LOyEMAN's HAHN OF Gill AD, FOa
- COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS,& CONSUMPTiON.-

the approved medicine for the radical
above disorders II gives immediate relief those whose cons
tons have been impaired by aeperaEce and youthful mrrudsn
anxiety Of mind, and the habits fashionable life. 1t
most valuable remedy for such diseases attended with the
following symptoms, namely aghness ofhe breast with
difficulty Of breathing paptati"n Of the heart sudden aushes Of
heat in parts the body other times Of cold if
poured them flying pains in the and limbs back
and belly resembling those oned by the gravel the pulse
variable, sometimes uncommony slow other times
quick yawnng hcosugh frequent signing and of uocs
ton from ball lump the throat alternate fits of CRYING and
coHvuve hng the sleep usound and seldom ereshng and
the paeat often troubled with hod dreams Much has been
said by interested individuals against medicines that advertised
but the efficacy Of Dr. Lovemans Balm of Gead Balm
pronounced by tie Medical faculty cdcne of great efficacy
for the sbvc complaints and should the possession every
person troubled with the above disorders :.
For sale by appointment by Patrick Dck AIS Broadway,
Of j. Syme 63 Bowery Walker and by
r. Bunet Co. $40 Greenwich doors below Spring
Price 50 bo tie ian 4-tf
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I THOMPSON. NO. 1ev A&1~sT.sTOCK
y. AND EXCHANGE BROKER-Exchanees ali tinds Of un-

current money a the lowest rates.
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank of England Notes bought sold Thompson will collect
and negotiate drafts the commercial places the States
and CANDIES. oct 23-tf
COUGH DROPS.-A superior article for colds, coughs
and all affections of the respiratory organs. Prepared sold
only las Broadway. nov l4-tf
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COLORADO AND RED RIVER STOCK.
~ 50 shares wanted BY " " SiCkELS
oc off q WsEsL
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ITO JOCRNEYMEN CONFECTIONERY
wanted immediately two first hands such the highest
wages will be and constant employment Apply
uactory OF S. w. BRYHAM
SEPT 2O3 Bowery, between Sprinpand Prince ,,r.s,,
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FOR SALE-22. 900 Acres of good mbered Land in
the State of Mane lying the Naragagus and within
few miles of ship navigation The timber consists principally
White Pine with fair proportion of Spruce and Hard Wood
thee also several good mills the vicinity Of easy
Persons who have been desirable land
and object for spectators take held Of Terms of payment
will msde easy and accommodating for further particulars ap
ply 10 J. g. VANDENBERG
dec 5H IS Chatham street.
CAMPHORATED COLD CREAM AND
PASTE for erupons of the chapped hands, sale
RUSHTON ASPINwALL,
Gee - 36 William street. and ITO Broadway.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-16

CURIOUS D1scovERY.-Weber has
discovered very remarkable fact, that
the left hand is more sensible of heat
or cold, than the right in most persons.
Thus, when the hands of a person lying
in bed, and of exactly the same tenn
perature, were plunged each in sepa-
rate vessel of hot water, the left hand
was believed by the person to be in the
hotter medium, even though the water
it was in was really one or two degrees
colder than the other. Weber hasren-
dered it highly probable that the greAt-
er sensibility which the left hand po~
sesses in perceiving changes of tempe.
nature, is owing to the circumstance OF
its being covered particularly on It's
palm, by thin epidermi6s. in conse-
quence of being less used. -Dr. Graves
on the sense q touch. i e.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-16

| Resolred, that standing order be
made, that of all bills ordered to a Sec
ond reading, there shall be one hun
dred copies printed for the use of the
members previous to such second rea-
ding.
Mr.. Dallam from the committee on
the judiciary, reported bill to estab-
lish the judicial districts of the terri
tory of Wisconsin, and for other p,r-
poses, which on motion, was laid On
the table.
The speaker appointed the follow
ing standing committee, viz:
On roads Messrs. Lockwood, Smith,
Cornwall, Reynolds and Wheeler.
On rail roads,-Messrs, Durkee,
Quigley, Childs, Parkinson & Chance.
On motion of Mr.. Ellis, the resol-
utions introduced by aim on Friday
the 2sth inst. relative to printing,
were taken up read the first time and
laid on the table.
On motion the house then adjourned
until 8 O'Clock, p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Newlin,
Res0lved, that select committee be
appointed to report bill for the in
corporation of the town of Du Buque,
territory of Wisconsin.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. Jenkins.
Res0'ved, that the committee on in
ternal improvements be instrcted to
enquire into the expediency of declar-
ing Skunk River navigable stream,
and that they report by bill; or other
wise which was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Durkee,
RESOLVED, that the judiciary COM
mittee be instructed to bring in a bill
establishing interest at six per cent,
except on contracts or notes when it
shall be otherwise specified not in a.
ny case to exceed twelve per cent.
The speaker appointed the follow
ing persons as select committee to
report bill to incorporate the town
Of Du Buque, viz Messrs. Nowlln,
LETTER. Quigley, Camp 4 Sheldon.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-11-16

At time when the political oppon-
ents of Mr.. Van Buren, are doing their
utmost to traduce and misrepresent his
character and motives, it may, per-
haps be permitted to friend, to re-
late simple incident in his private
life, illustrative of his character as
man. 1t was related to me few
months since, and give it as nearly
as possible, in the words of the nara
tor:
"When first left my home," said
he, eto push my fortune in the world,
| was in moderate circumstances, with
out friends to aid me, and started for
Washington, in hope of procuring
some employment.
The stage coach in which | was
passenger, overturned, within few
miles Of that city; by which accident,
my left arm and two of my ribs were
broken. The remaining passengers,
although uninjured, seemed more anx-
ious to extricate their baggage and get
on to the city, than to render me any
assistance. To this there was one ex-
ception. A gentleman who had been
a fellow-passenger but for few miles,
and to whom l was an entire stranger,
sympathised in my misfortune. Find
ing that l had no acquaintences in
Washington, before proceeding to his
own lodgings, he procured comfort
able room for me in private boarding
house, and despatched servant for
surgeon. Had l been brother, he
could not have treated me with more
kindness, and before leaving, he ten
dered me any pecuniary assistance
might need. That man was MARTIN
VAN RUREN, then just elected Vice
President of the United States: and for
two tedious months, during which
was confined to my room, attentions
were unremitted. Although harrass-
ed and surrounded by difficulties, an
objects Of constant attack upon the
floor of the Senate, scarcely day
passed in which he did not find time to
visit and encourage me.
Immediately on my recovery, ! left
Washington, and have not seen MIR.
Van Buren, since, but be he magician
or not, he will receive my vote for the
Presidency"
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ed to get rid of such of his client. IS
were importunate, in these WORDS
"My good friends, time lost goes for
nothing Sire, one s0o,.d,' said a SOL
der one day to Frederick the great,
when presenting to him request Of q
brevet Lieutenant. IF you say fsco,'
answered the prince, q will have YOU
hanged Sign replied the soldier.
The monarch, surprisedat his presence
OF mind, Immediately granted the re-
quest.