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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-06
rE sY1A EEEATsssEE AZ, 2. VEN En-

eesgnea every ndivdsa, especany
(Which may be had aiose wished isr j ded The lid q
contains every kc necessary fer the NEST perfect
impossible 10 express he satisfaction this little book at
lodsto all wks are Interested ia the subject begins BY des-
eyera complaints which very resemble this disease,
1a. which are perfectly NcT these by
and us the p.or condag patient first gets robbed and NE
then proceeds show, that under The word nerea two
distinct are included viz Venerea disease properly
portance know the difference between The for The
Treatment, proper in the one is most injurious in tue Other
honorhci IN produces venerea in anot
err neither does venerea ever produce the Ghonorhea IT
nereSry for il shoudbe Known that although in most
mercury j. absolutely useless and huui yei on tie oher
and no.hng Is easy know what those circumstance
tons given IN hi, little book mercury i rendered az exceed
ingy mild and etncaco remedy The next chapter treats
gives the hest aeans of curing il also points out the
sequences Of allowing Ghononh ea to continue on from
follows chapter structure Itself and which, made exceed
WITCH 90 much and ksavery IS praciced There
are persons for ms ance who pretend to cure u with box OF
The physc in the world would never cure slricure Ee
hers hre any thing which 50 much battles The ignorant or
is horrible In Its ultimate consequences 10 the patient
while IN general proper means ae used nothing Is SO ate
The remaining chapters those other forms of
real diseases which sometimes appear different Institutions
sby in any stage Of this COMPLAINT from lis first
symptoms down its elected FORM and here SHOULD
be known that there form of vcnerea disease which lies
dormant in the constitutions 10 show Itself in 10 other way
than in its effects upon posery. The treamest of all these
however abundny plain and eicacious that aay
having his little chest of medicine complete, may undertake
his cure with RECT safety and success.
The price Of The chest of medcige &C., IS SIP the book
al9ae 81 iorws.ded to any par, Of the world ,-oa .
the author, DIR. RALPH No. SO Cortlaudt street, NJ y.
r. 5. Since publishing this little beo The author has been
consulted many distressed and ruined constitutions
cL,y from trusting TO certain description of advertising
peope lead him tie opinion that there should be
practitioner e known integrity and skill ossedy prepared
all lines give the best assistance in that disease and 10
whom such patients might apply with confidence. For his
the writer deems 1t proper here TO state that he
graduate OF the University of Edinburgh member OF the
Royal College of Surgeons London and author OF work
pressly these disorders Also that he has testimonial let
ers from highest physicians Europe the most eminent
in Amer DR. ho,t Of New York, ana Dr. Physck Of Pha-
depha and which he will De happy 10 show to any one who
wishesit. ozflm'
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GLASS WAkE.-At TIE wholesale Glass Warewa
NHorse, NO i43 Maien lane, Re found umblers wines
decaners, and plain aud glass generally plain and
fancy bottles for periumers Jars show glasses &c for conec
TONER'S lamps cut and plains astre shade and Aso,
bottles pha Jars &C. for druggists Of every ceor size and
descriston Glass ware made and 10 pattern Private
DO ties furnished To order. o.7lnt
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was originally severe cold which, being aggravated
by excessive trough indulgeI &c, hrmiy seieo upon
! the lungs, and terminated in genera. decay oI 'ns
constitution. melancholy instance OF presenu-
ment entertained by the animal OF his approaching
dissolution was recorded. After gratifying hume
rous and fashionable company with his performance
in which no fallingof whatever was visible, he hxed
his eyes the biographer and turning to the watch
which lay on the foor and on which he was accus-
toned point out the hour, deliberately passed his
snout twice round the dial. In precisely four ana.
twenty hours from that Time he had ceased 10 eNis
Professor Wheezy inquired whether, previous 70 MS
demise, the animal had expressed by signs or o,ne-
wise, any wishes regarding the disposal OF his little
property.
Mr. Blundelum replied, that, when the olographcr
took up the pack Of cards at the concu son Of the
performance, the animal grunted several times IN a
significant manner and nodded his head as he was
accustomed TO do when gratliied. From these ges-
lures il was understood that he wished the attendant
10 keep the cards, which he had ever since done. He
had not expressed any wish relative TO his watch,
which had accordingly been pawned by the same in
diydual.
The President wished 10 know whether any mem
Der If the section had seen or conversed with the
PIC faced lady, who reported 10 have worn a
black velvet mask and to have taken her meals rom
golden trough.
After some hesitation member replied that the
pig- faced lads was his mother n~aw, and that ne
trusted the president would violate the sancty OF
private life.
The President begged pardon. He had considered
the pigfaced lady public character Would me
honorable member object to state with view 10 the
Advancement OF science whether she was IN any way
connected with the learned pig
The member replied in the same low tone, that, as
the question appeared to involve suspicion that the
learned pig might be his half brother, ne must de-
cline answering II.
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ol9-lns

j H. HAMILTON, surgeon OF long standing, and
pupil Of two OF the first colleges or anatomy the the
DRY ana practce OF pysc Europe has moved
INTO The house NO 81 Courand ST. where be may
ed on every disease Incidental nature or
uncomnoa, desnte indicate The most desperate yene-
real cases cured In from nine days. Sol OF every
nIf t,,S
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EvIsON,s HUNTER,s RED DROP.-The

Il RED DROP.-Tbe
- agent Is confdest TINT II this medicine gent4ay
KNOWN would Of the that ever
nsppened 70 The human family, as he has know
lew Jays persons That reduced low they
move Without the most excrucaing pain that
any person Knows thing calculated alleviate the or-
dux aevovg o6 every one situated, from which none
sheud seek 10 excuse hs mseves make public, under
the conviction of this truth he makes Invaluable medicine
known; but knews that the medicine itself will do more to
make popular than AL he say do. Price 81 Der bottle
Ofnce Division BE particular and every hot.
u. linz
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MRS BIaD sCELEBRATF,D SOOTHING
W sYRHP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH

TO MOTHERS AND NERSES.-Mothers and nurses are
Informed that an infabe remedy prepared by Mr. for
children eethnga remedy which the of saw.
Ing the lives Of darling babe when the
have banled all skill only necessary TO the chiId's
gums with the syrup TO erct recovery; ex-
trepley pleasant the child viii mind the rppes-
ton IL also eecua in opening pores OF the gums
previous 70 any appearance OF teeth And will found
an excellent bedside companion for mothers
venting commissions fevers &c arising from pains The CUNT
on the chds wahsg in the night BY Immediately applying
ms above. Sold only by -
or 3ms
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A ETIFICIAL TEETH, without clasps, springs
&c thereby avoiding injury 10 the adjoining teeth the
principles OF atmospheric pressure by NJ LEvETT Dentist,
No. Sllt Broadway, opposite The Masonic Hail.
This method so generally known ard approved needs
COMMENT being Wholly different principle ard FROG,
practice in New York.
His references of the highest order ampleihc oh.
onof the New York pubc This improved system, may be
seen 10 the follow ing respectable papers.
Vide New York Mirror 18th July, 1856
Courier L Enquirer, 10Th December, 1886.
Evening Star. l7lh lure. 1851 % SmOt
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IlyhsEs To WINTEJs.--At my place Hedge
Hill, Rye, weschester County have stabling ard Ill
hings necessary, ncuding skul and carefe groom,)
enase 10 keep horses from the ist Noves
t Of April Persons desiring put horses winter
Al per morh may apply 10 BY letter pos, paid i Jay
B: Payment mus, be made 10 advance At the commence
puent ef each month. GEO. WOODWARD
sta-lms
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MRS. BIRD, : Division s,res,.
N1IDWYFERY.-MRs BIRD having b,co dnlv an, !.

NlDW t.-MRS. BIRD having been duly uua-
W hhed n log inhospa IN Europe. may seen by
her and certificates Offers her pro services
10 the ladies OF New York. Reference be given whom she
has attended and also 10 many gentlemen faculty in
Wolf, Dr. Wright, and others f' "
~ r. Mrs Bird arprisethe ladies who kindly favored
her With their patronage and females ally
tnucs 10 he consulted the different
9uent In peculiar stages her treatment mild pro
ducfng saufnry change In the the delicate
OF sensitive female better health during prcgnacy
nj ether times he also devocs her
ofwemen and children and alctians nclent to
street o17 a,,s
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Random Thoughts from a Porafol

Random Thoughts from n Portfolio.
We shall forget the little incident that occurred
few months ago while passing along Broadway be
tween OF those self opinonaied swindllng dandes
that inest most public promenades and luckless
young urchn scarcely covered with clothes TO hide his
nahedness. The little fellow accosted him. Please
good sir give me a penny" At the first he was al
lowed to pass by unnoticed, but the little fellow, after
repeated solicitations brought the tall ank figure to
stand when gazing upon him with smile Of contempt
he responded. Indiriduai know not the coin. What
airs and alterations put by one halt OF the world
in the common and daily concerns Of life; with
what degree OF pomposity man VIII tell you that ne
abhors spectators comment upon the vainous course
pursued by certain friend, blame the world for the
of common honesty and wind up by defining the
word "honor'-such is such has been, and always will
be the with certain class Of individuals. With
it is acquired others it doubtless constitution
al failing. Nothing is repulsive 10 the feelings OF
gentleman, witness the GOODNESS which the encour
agemen of such feelings produce aud il IS
fault becoming daily more and more prevalent among
the juvenile classes Of society it berays bad spirit
of proper ud sinent and discipline of the mind
Deserving merit will of itself command respect without
any fictitious aid or study make il So How many are
there existing aaily repent the charity and support
OF the public; Others by acts OF iniamy conirive to
make the two ends meet and carr fair exterior
living largely upon borrowed capital when, IT you IN
qure their means they percharce do not possess
single arthing they call their own but ride high
horse. with pockets as empty as their heads.
These are the persons that are the first to cry out
they have been " robbed abused and insated-the
first detect the fault oohers withou, being conscious
of their own-of nsnuatng themselves INTO the afec
tons of peaceful families, and rendering those at
time happy, the most miserable And yet these
but the passing of every day. One event
follows another in such rapid succession that scarce
ly notice one before another swallows it up.
We have been accustomed to witness such doings,
and affairs which characterized with the great
degree of turptude, viewed with circumspect
eye of accdentthe nau al incidents of the
times. They produce no more impression upon the
feelings Of society than the feecy clouds upon the bo
of the gentle lake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-06


Mr. BEsSETT-There does appear to me TO be
spreading the land practice useless it is
disgusting and nobody do much arrest its pro-
gress as yourself Your paper IL OF almost universal
circulation, and is therefore read by immense
Der of people Then you have the ladies with you
Now suggest tat you call in the aid Of your fair
my put down the most disgusting practice u public
smoking and by consequence its disgusting attendant,
splitting. Why, SIR have you ever been in a steamboat
w,hou feeling contempt for those loahsome creatures
who fill the air with their abomnable emissions of
smoke from their filthy mouths, and who, gloryng in
their shame parade the deck pouring forth of
offensive saliva, till the deck is often slippery
walk uponl If you have not seen all this, have.
ask you whether any having the slightest pretenson
good breeding to the character Of gentleman,
will thus offend against the laws OF decency and good
breeding! l take no exception to the practice of
smoking, provided those who indulge in it do
regard the comfort tastes of other peo-
pie.
But because bubberlpped fellow shall love to puff
the smoke from his mouth is that any why he
should puff il into mine And tito tread in spttle and
look at are so agreeable him. it does follow that
IL is SO to other people. If will smoke, let them,
at least consult the tastes, likes and dskes of 9th
and force upon fifty hundred other persons
nuisance which is borne, except with disgust,
and often with suffering
have no hesitation in pronouncing any who viii
in this manner obtrudc his smoke upon other people,
phom their conscnt-to be gentlemen and To this will
ell ladies whs are SUCH Then why call upon
these powerful allies Of virtue and decency and refine
ment, frown down this abomnable practice Sure
ly segar smoker have the claim to kiss, from
lips that themselves polluted. The ladies'
tito emsercs separate themselves from all such indie
cencies. But this is not all Smoking leads TO drink
ing-and drinking as you would say, to the devil Then
oppose it, and enlist in your Amy Of enemies to this vile
practice, the fair, who the social what electricity
s to the tural world. They preserve and beou but
when they muster their powers and discharge IL upon
any practice, they Kill it-by tearing il up, root and
branch.
shall expect to you marshall your forces forth
with with view to destroy this monster Of ndecency
and vice COMFORT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-06

fth 4. a tsA MIN ta3-DONCUUI.Ta siANlHhlss
beg eace respectfully call lie attention OF lnelr lrlend
md TIE public generally he ard elegant assortment. ~
goods lust opening their store, No. Std
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague streets ConSn
and dealers will find their establishments advantages nc
where else to be et with in addition 10 their entire sew soc
of goods.
saners, OF the sbove firm, generally known sy t
sppelaton OF the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and Who
aeeaess To say but stands nnrVaed IN is
paper hanging, both and despatch viii
tend IN practicable al the work Which sha
se entrusted To hiscare. my3l-sm'
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street. the second shoe cm Green street. the
place to get cheap soets coming season The subscr
Der have ladies' genemen and chdeos boot. and shoes ~
every description TO sell lower bap they have been offered
tbs public Also Ind, Rubber and Leather Shoes
mistake The store $50 Canal street. the second shoestore from
Greenwicb 81.
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E0R THE REMOVAL OF sUPERFLU-
OUS hAlk-rne pane OF emae beauty, whether on the
ioreneao m unsighty the upper lip NAV be
enectually removed by ~ A1KINSONS DEPiLA.
Out the least approach pain and leaving the skin winter ana
soer man before By twice using the Depaory the OK
tne mar are usually destroyed redufs further
Pealon OF Il No had consequences from It's az
bad effects. . ~
inc advertiser prepared r. bottle ssld by
III ecuany, anu -ectIy
enece. rrice " Sold wholesaler ~elaiIby
oeo. IL. g. nAtT, l73 Broadway,
rGOurf ands
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EYRENCH FANCY GOODS, PISTOLS, &c.

ENNFNFH FANNF GOODys FTBTULS, &c
Accordions, OH Beads, Tooth Brushes
Gilt Jewellery. Silk Reticulcs
Bead Bags and Purses silk Purses
Bronze Cand'escks Candeabras, suspenslon Lamps
Dressing g o nbs, Steel Shutters,
Rosewood Fancy Boxes, Hooks and Eyes
silver Knives and Forks
do do Card Cases and Souvenirs
Opera Glasses. Pesket Books,
Pocket holster and dueIling Pistols
Percussion Caps, Snuff Boxes
Steel, plated and German SILVER spectaeles
Suspenders, and variety Of other articles in the line
Tor sale NV o7-Ims r. A. LOHSE, IS Liberty-st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-06

DlLEs-PlL Es.- Dir. HALE's Pile tintnIent Ia = ros-
tive cure for the Piles in three days time Sold by j. VI.
msr corner OF Chambers street and Broadway Burnett,
50 9Th avenue; n. NJ Guon corner o Bower and Grand
$3.50 - N''''
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TkINsON'S DkpILATUHH FOR kE
N MOVING sUPERFLUOUS HAIR rom the neck, fac
and ladies with equal certainty and safety leaving the
skin whittier and smoother ihrn before the application
ALLADEEN MAITOMFDS TURKISH DYE for chang
ing gray hair head whkers and eyebrows
beautiful and permanent black brown, without staining the
shin the finest linen.
For sale wholesale and retail, by HART, 89 Broad~
opposite John doors from Dye street. o25lm.
hOCTOM FAWCETT. Member of the Royal Col.
~ ege Of Surgeons of London nd Edinburgh and bcr
Of the Medical College Of Plsdepha coninuu 10 direct his
attention to the a,mfnt of the following diseases viz
Gmer structures, rrsi OF the ureth bsd
der and PROSTATE glands, legs theumssm and
scrofuou sfectons Recent Nenerea In
days without mercury preventive may be hae Persons
who have Injured themselves by secret destructive hsb will
oil, relief Separate or 2o Fulton street
Crcen-ich Ike suictest secrcsy observed ni-1ms
The herald., 1837-03-11


bVlNDICATlON.--Dr. BRANDRETH has
been assailed by the propnetors of other medcines
as q mercenary Quack, because he is said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities, and that ma
good medicine is required. The fact is, that anv
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, Antimonv or
Hemlock in it could be taken in large doses. be-
cause If It were such medicine would destroy Life AT
once lie does not say the medicines to which he al
ludss, have those ingredients in them, but il is evident
from their directions that great care is required in the
taxing OF them. Now, Brandreths Vegetable Uni
versa Pills can be taken all times in large or small
Doses according to urgency of symptoms
One OF those who apply this epi,het of MERGE
NARY, was patient of DR.. BIS for three months
VIZ from May to August, for the Piles, of which dis
ease the Brandreth Pills completely cured him Tb;s
man now advcrscs largely Pill which he proessas
will cure every disease and especially the one under
which he labored. @e'
Dr.. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation he
Pills are held in in all parts of the United States this
IS his best answer 10 all the vile illusions of interest
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. iI2 2m
The herald., 1837-03-11

sMpORTANTINF .-Penonsafictss.da s.a
with y. ,Hs SS,. fs sS s' so.. eve" when
Whale ssna Eup sad caauncsd faces Sore
s.s rsis."s Es. tss:
s and: and .:s si9f DR
ss ssS the @ rem
''s sim, s which ss'ss 5s al q fi.s1 ssi ike i
PIsyoa; e taking your eles Botanical Drops
xssher case~An agent writes rhse taking the
Drops evidently with The greatest G re and ae
Is. as were, snatchins him from the grave :.;.u
away miserable existence nothing they could pocas aferd
them 'e,o un hey haa made ass o. s @
DUN kEGEpS FOR THE of the
a'd most toioash remedies Anown Tor inns
than and affords immediate and per-
ans Seadache loss Of appetite
p cs & an % Gs aees %rs' 81 and Ecua cents
when only oaeis wanted
os and Conway BY whomthssy
s s m sae az @ y % BoaSsa
Nephew corner Fulton and Water street George d. Cpgge
S, ssaSSs SisSiio1 MI !,
a& aaG 5 asi ia.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE:
MENLAPY MSNrAGqEs coslr9uNps 4, cHNEsE IL. Si;si
whitening sog the skn Of whchis Indispensable
s S' every SS. ns r. pe"t o,hc kind
Of skn and the freshness oihe eompesas
these wrinkles which produced by the effects Of age takes
pmpcs and cdness the ceps nd cracks and
prevents the skin from tanning also used with great success
removing eck ctters and indeed all eruons and acid
ties of the blood which affect the skin. -
the rochs precious untos the advantages OF the
greatest utility Tor the toilet Of both by usng this, water
may be di-pensed with. -,
gentlemen soften the beard prevent the
from drying aEd to facilitate the action OF the razor TO a away
the heat Of e smaas and s o a 1 Lanpe skn IN
| consequence of Ms heat .
The sub crDer has inst received per the ship Albany, New
Yok from France valuable supply Of this adIsr article For
Hart OF Broadway and Chamber st Rshtn
Aspinval No 10 Ator house, Mr. Seheln, Ia Canal Il;
Symc Walker and Bowery Price 5ocents rcaks
The herald., 1837-03-11

E.TIEdCIAL II H. = inserted by Dr. Isaac Francis,
n Dentist which canot BIZ distinguished iom natural
motion of that without giving
the pain The producto and Application Of this art
he has ecey Diploma, OF which the follow ing
PREM IU M.
This Diploma was awarded by the
rIrUrE
IN the city ofNew YORK, al the late Far
To DIX. l. FRANCIS,
fine u Arii.icl al E.
(An mprovtmeEt.)
JANIS TALLMAoK, Pres't
EDwIN WILLIAMs, Rec.
j. b. WAKEMAN, Corr. sec.
~ celebrated EYE wATER.-Dr. +. also respectfully
socs pIbils extraodn ard eff
Eye Water has proved nost va liable appca
and chronic iamm on aiordng mJed ate
To the aged who commonly aA ctcd with weak
d eased Tor
rnl its effects lave been truly astonishing.
~ b. DIR the rst May 10 3s Chambers
street, iie Hudson.
The herald., 1837-03-11

Pnidcnce In all bu the saving coppcrs
phia of medicine y riul and often leads
consequences than the loss Of the monty.
III IL. JORDAN'S BALSAM NJ OF RAkASIRI
- having been Established sanda medicine for nearly half
centsy IN Londo for the easy mild ard Icr ct Of Go
patent medicine whose sale has Kept with ~ and t.
extend m great FUN the proprietor having recently arrived
this ci only those of such art Gle
where may he Obtained one single dose fails to
enlist its favor the besaug and nicely delicate and through
their sole influence has tho BALsAM or RAKAslRl is
disappointed discovered while akrg hndeed has safely
conveyed every se beyond the pal. OF suspicion THIS
PERHAPS only mecne TINT hHs gaiaed lasting reputation
aud certain and ought 10 BE- judous selected
to,n the host medicines whose only have pen
dazzle dpe and deceive the uncky and unfortunate The
genuine tLsAM OF RAkAsRI can only be obtained the
followrg dri erss in the city of New Sok-PIice 81.
A. b ~ Sands, Fulton and William sis j. :. Osborne
Houston and Bu~cry j. r. Noncs 6i Broadway two doors
above Bcckcr; W Hov w. Canal and Hudson ss and nj
the New Yok Chemical Hall IS Sixth nearly opposite
Amity