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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

MO CURE, M PAY.-..sALT RMEuM, RING.
other diseases .hIn ese,uny and speedily cared
by the Of asANDg kEMEDx rok SALT kHEUMy
without the eas trouble or inconvenience and change
a., n Long standing and obstinate will be Ia
Isr n charge and cured by special agreement warrant
ed 10 cure In the money win be refunded M should
tail .
Agents wanted of the PRINCIPAL cities and
ss In he United States Those who desire app~nsse nts
viii please apply and ascertain the TERMS wk5eh are very
luersl. Jy39Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

II
- ally cured BY DR. MAIDS ANTI-DYSPEPTIc, on
STOMACH FILLS, the only medicine offered the
public from which radical and permanent can be OBJ
tsned of all those chronic the dgcs
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed rvs
pepsia.
The symptoms characerising Dypepsia Indigestion
long train Of those dsagrecsbe commonly called
nervous complaints such loss Of appetite, sick
NJ the stomach, and sometimes vomiting bech ng IL
water which sometimes astee, but NEST commonly sour,
gnawing pain the stomach heartburn what called
stomach cosvcncs palenes Of the asgor low
ness o. spirits pspitstons Of the heart vertigo giddines
and disturbed seep The number Of these symptoms
In different patients being felt only IN par-while
others have even additional ones equally dayrecsbsuch
. severe pains In The bead and Breast nsslence wind
the stomach and bowc emscstion wasting othe whole
body with great weakness particularly Of the le This dis
has been very accurately described by many w
tersbu how little has been underwood the of
which attends the general mode Of treatment plainly shows
Let take example u illustrate this assertion Heartburn
stomach, being oen very troublesome symptom Of
this troublesome complaint the attention was naturally direct
ed In search Of article that should have the Of
movng H.
sodhy Hul Browne In Maidenl lane; George D. Cogge
shall Of Pearl and Rose Minor GAMBLE Of
Broadway and BIeecker street, and BY ms Of the druggists
throughout the United States -
None genuine without The signature Of GEO. SMITH
a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

N a, CARR ENTEN, No. Pech Slip, cosupuee 90 DE-
~ his wdived personal attention the Of all deli-
cate di.esss WHISTLER recen, sis.iSs Dr.
late surgeon Of u 8 Army, and for - prac
toner Of this city Separate Offices for the privacy psusntS
Chs,ce. 10 cod NJ 0N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

agents for the city New York. and for sale by Of the
respectable druggists Price, IS cents roll m3l 6m
lbs. a1OpWILL's p 81 y wG 2 r. Justly &C.
- ehraea for he Of ronofsDa and ~ and annioeou
oomp.in o. he orsans Of sene,ato Offered . the public
that be cacd It's. all price, and great virtue
been sold ts city, Phsdephia and Boston, warrant IL
wholesale and retail. Al T. NJ Guis1 ecsnc q sowery
Grand seet,at ssccats per title, with fnldirectonse
n EVISON'S HUNTEk'B REDs DAOP-New
L. Office No Division s-The only and safe
veneres disease the known world To every Of
sound and Judgment be evident that Hunters
Red Drop the certain and eecua fer that awful
disease the venerea in addition the extensive sale " IT, the
very circumstance OF being who have vany
deayored initiate IT, undenabe proof Of It's wonderful
We deceive juggle with the public,
merely speak the plain and simple truth certificates
will show, application the Office. The unfortunate should
consider Dr. Hunter their guardian angel rescuing them
from tho fsngs disease In which have been brought
brink c the grave much by drugs by the disc
and by application Of this medicine have been restored tn
perfect health their woned purity. We wish be
derstood that effect in oil Aftcr
selling in New York for upwards Of years. and in Phiade
pha four years which time out Of thousands Of case not
has failed, Ne feels perfectly satisfied that matter hsw
old the case how nveterste he will perform certain cure
thereby causing the sufferer be clear from the vcuereai
poison and pure rs the day he born -,
This invaluable article sold onle Division St Pre- -,
which s warranted 20 cure sul+Im-
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

This Paper is published every Friday, at THREE DOL LARS per annum, payable in advance-or TOUR DOLLARS at the end of the year.
 No subscriber will be considered aspayng in advance, unless payment be made previous to the receipt othe se cond number.
 ton of the Editor until all arrearages have been paid
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 When the advertisements of any person advertising by the year exceed, ia apy one number, ONE FOURTH o 2 column the excess will be charged at the common trates.
 All advertisements sent to this office for publication, without the number ol insertions being specified will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. Persons who commence advertising by the year, will be expected continue at least six months, or they will be charged at the ordinary rates of advertising.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
alA-pAIsTNEIg SEIIp.

FNfls s..sesa f5THsi teaartaership. ior ths purpose ef tFsHs. aH4 ssrasaias ;as Crock and samiaala ndiaas. NtsA fafa4s af hssaaee Or tweste months ifom aaa ntes lhe Ess aay ei Apg next under contract made u Ga4ea@ and larf sith tae tHsaea States Nil FAasaet and carry saa business sief tae Aame aaa styla af Giseeau. lIassaaa s te Alf feHfFaes faas ts s af fhe aafsess eF anf ssss ea0vss agant wli bs ggeNeily attended, Q oy JAass '. Conway, st lsttis Rock
 Ef.ts#s8W S kkRi50Ss
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
DOCTOls DAVID E0B4'l',

TWkt1N6 pe1mtasajl, located himself offers his pro
 fassional services tf citizens n Little Rock and vicinity. He hopes. by strict attention merit khara af public aatreaage.
 lis shan ls in the white house in Maior peay's row of buildings. snd adjoining tho Times 014es.
 1alY 70, lss6.-l6-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
NO. AT.

The following IS all exract from speech lately made by Senator Preston, of South Carolina at T pub lc meeting held at Columbia 10 consult on measures relating to the Charleston and Cincinnati Rail- Road He pays atterng tribute to the character of he pop uailan oi New England.
 " We of the South mistaken in the character of these people, when thnlS of them only as pedlars ID hofn tfnts and bark numogs, Their energy and enterpnze are directed to all ohects great and small Withh men reach Al the fall of scanty rivuet they sci up ther little manuactory of wooden bnttons ar eombss-they plant barren hill side with broomeorn. and nuke t into bfoons at the botomand on it's ion they erect wnd-nllll. Thus, at a single spot von may see the air, the earth, and tie water all werlno for them. But at the same time, the ocean is when- ed 10 its exremlties with the sails of their ships and the land IS coVeted with then works of art and useful ness.
 Massachusetts is perhaps the most nourishing oftbe Northern States Yet of natural productions she ex ports but two ariciesgfante and ice. Absolute no- thing but rock and fce! Every thing else of her com mefee, from which she derives so mach is artificial the wotk of her own hands.
 Al hls is done ln region with bleak climate and sterile so, by the energy and intelligence of the peo- pie. Each man knows that the public good is his iu- diyldual advantage. The number of faI-roads and other modes of expeditions intereommuneaton, kns the whole country into closely competed mass through which the productions of commerce and of the press, the comforts of life and the means of know ledge, are universally ditiased; while the close inter- course oftrayoi and business makes all men neigh bors, and promotes common interest and common sympathy. In a community thus connected, a single flash of thought peryades the whole land almost as rapidly az thought itself fly The population be- comes, as 1t were, single set of muscles, animated by one heart, and directed by common sensorum.
 How different the condition of things in the South Here the face of the country wears the aspect of pre- mature old age and decay. No improvement is seen going onnehing IS done for posterity-no man thinks of any thing beyond the present moment. Our lands are yearly tasked to their utmost capacity of produce
 iou and when exhausted are abandoned for the youth tul Vest Because nature has been prodgaI 10 us we seem to think it unnecessary 10 do any thing for ourselves Jbe industry and skill that have converted the nclement hills of New England iuto garden in the genial climate and fertile soil of the Soulh would create almost paradise Our natural advantages are among lhe greatest with which providence has blessed mankind, bls we lack the spirit enjoy and improve them. The rich orc IS beneath our feet, yet we dig not lorit. The golden fruit hangs from the bougb and we left not our hands to gather it. The cask of delicious liquor IS before eyes, but are too lazy even 10 breach it. in thinking in writing and in talk ing, VIC are equal 10 any people the face of the earA-but we do nothing but think, write and talk"
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL.
BY PARK BENJAMIN.

BY PARK BENJAMIN. Ger mountain height, through lowly vale, Still floats to Heaven nations vail; From forest aisle and gilded tane Still soars nations mourning strain. Well may our Israel deeply mourn The priesthood from her altars borne Her holy prophets yelled in gloom Her patriarehs gathered to the tomb. He sleeps-a father of our land, Che of the old and reverend band; He seePs-the upright, wise and just, High guardian of his countty's trust! He sleepg-and o'er his peaceful gravo No banners, soiled with conquest, wave ct he was freedoms cherished son: He sleeps--the friend of Washington. Sound, music sound! our eyes are dim, For sorrow drowns the funeral hymn: Sound! and the sacred voice of fame Will echo MARsHALL's honored name. From the Pulaski Ten. Trumpet of Liberty
 "hULD LANG sYNE.o Though hope displays her fairy bowers, And pleasures brightly shine, still do l mourn the faded flowers
 Of auld lang syne. As exles view, with flowing tears, fhe wales they must resign, Sc look down the steep oi years
 To aud lang sgHe. Those Angel flowers no more meet,
 & ach then I loved to t4inei The forest birds sng not 50 sweet
 Since aud 6yne. ETg heart has felt tHe waste of years, hnd absent friends repine; Joys lily flowers are wet with tears For aald lang syne, Gh, by-gone days, too bright to laet, You nexer more can shine, And must grieYe tlll life be past,
 For aaId lang syRe.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
WIT " 7zzsr.--s-glAA2ESoN s. e1DzzEA.asf,

5Ts%s%G [ 2ESS% S. STlGszs39 A M, ATTORNEY & CoUTgSaIsLoR AT LAVE, HAVING permanently located himself in Foyette- N vile, Washington county, Ark, will regularly at tend the courts of the fourth judicial circuit, composed of the counties of Marion Carroll, Madison, Benton, Washington and Crawford. Business entrusted to him will be promptly and diligently attended to. Refor to CAMPBELL 61 FLETCHER, Nashville.
 Hon. \, GREEN, Winchester, T.
 Col. s. ADAMS, Pontotoc, Mi. Dec. 30, ls55.--3e-ly
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
LAW NOTICE.
J Q FE.Ao R EcT1 Ig1 .
ATTORNEY AT LAWe

ATTORNEY AT LAtgs ID EsIDES at Little Rock, and will attend punctusly h to all business entrusted to his care the Circuit Court of the county of Pulaski and the Superior Court of the State.
 Little Rock, August 30th, ls96.-22tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

INTUlTIvE LOVE OF FLEaH IN TieERs.-A party of gentlemen from Bombay day visiting the stupen- dous cavern temple of Elephana, discovered tigers whep in of the obscure recesses of the edfce-- Desrous of kidnapping the cub, without encoufterng the fury of its dam, they took up hastily and cautious
 y, and retreated Being Jeff entirely at liberty and extremely well fed, the tiger grew rapidly appeared tame and fonding dog, and in every respect en- trely domesteated. At length when ii had attained vast size, and notwithstanding it's apparent genleness, it began 10 inspire terror by its tremendous powers of doing mischief A piece of raw meat, dripping with blood, fell in its way is 10 be observed up to that moment, it had been studioasiy kept from raw animal food. The instant however lt had dipped is tongue
 in blood, something like madness seemed to have seiz cd upon the animal, destructive principle hitherto dormant was awakened, il darted fercely and with gariug eyes upon its prey tore it with fury 10 pieces, and growing and roaring n he iearul manner, rushed oil towards ihe junglee.-- Browas 2aeedoies
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
B T.s A. 1J k s i.

NT0W PRINTING, end will soon be for sale at this l N ofice . complete assortment ol STATE BBANAe, o all knds-to wit
 Circuit Court cepinsy spoeHa9 Esx- eculo,a, DeilverIoat, sherifss Notice s&ies and Dedimus.
 ustces Bia1a91s--s,mnos9 Forthwith, Subpoena, Yer nire, Execution, Dsitvoryond, ensta, e Notice of Sale, Guaeasians', Execntors7s and Adlanisfrators Bonds, Letters Aa3sftaaions Certificates of ISes cords Licenses eosa1aty= setirs For Sales MORTGAGES and BONDS for Stockholders Bank, by sfl araftslne,5 Certificates of ALSO, blank Deeds
 0r7-Also, on hand quantity of Territorial Blanks which will be sold at a reduced price.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

.9 Bs4maa 0aih.-If I speak not the truth may tigers, elephants baliaioes scorpions, &e., seze, crush and ble nc and my relations. May we bs sub ieei o al the ealamiies that may he suffered both wiihiu and without the body--and may we he seized 4ih madness drunkenness blindness, aprasy and hy- drophoba, may we be struck with hunder.bolts both by day and by night, and come 10 sudden death iu the midst of not speakng thn ruth may be taken with vomiting. of cioiied hiark blood. When ! am going by wafer may the Geai who guard ae walers assault tne upset he boat and canss the property n he lost. sna nay aeatofs pafnescs, sharks and al oher saa monsters seiss aad crush me 10 dsalh. aal when | change worlds. may sufier snmixsd regret ia ha ut- moss wFeschsdaess n soai states of panish.usat.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

Tho gfet dehe af slaslhafoueh, passing iae gale q she Eaaes. 2ss accessFd 0f l-aaAfig lsllas. Ah. slnw .sa yoa d. sny IaEd duke ssallssr gasF eFaes ana iaa4r fHaN asss. ' svrsY III 's sAe A.saas [ al alleSe. trend. reped tho duke. wlsa sarqfi.e. .isss | .e aaie iaii e*sf ss=ils4. fefe hselsn st;aae4 ss.e ases sas.. A4sa tae4 aA IF iAa stss.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

This Paper is published every Friday, at THREE DOL LARS per annum, payable in advance-or FOUR DOLLARS
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
SI,4J4 100


The letter and estimates were, motion OF MIR. Cam
breleng, referred to the Committee Of Ways and eanS
The following engrosSed bills, VIE.
The bill supplementary to the act regulating The Mint
and fixing the weight OF The respective coins;
The bill making appropriations for Indian hostiiities
The bill making appropriation for revolutionary
and other pensioners for the year 1887;
Were severay read third time, PASSED, and sent 10
the Senate for concurrence.
Mr. Harper offered the following resolution
ResOircd, Thu, the Committee on Commerce be- and
they hereby, instructed forthwith to report bill 10
repeal the proyisoes of The tenth and twelfth clauses OF
the second section of the tariff law OF the l4th July lo2
Some observ ations made in various pals Of the
House upon this resolution; and Mt (nmbrecng as
sured the honorable that bill was already pre-
pared and would come mp tomorrow, by which the
whole object and aim of the resolution would be uttan
ed In the end Mr. Harper consented ios lhe present
TO withdraw the resolution.
MIR Galhralh moved resolution proposing an amend
ment 10 the Constitution of the u. States concerning
the mode of elecling President and Vice President O
the United States (Which have ROT room i"r to-day
which was referred to the existing committee Oh amend
men,s to the Constitution.
luton:
Resolred, That the Secretary Of the Treasury commu
nica,e to this House, if within his power the dividends
and SURPRISES which declared by anu the sH1Pses
and contingent funds remaining in, the several banks IN
which the public money deposIled Tor the years 1865
1884, 1855 and 1886, severaly .
The House having agreed now TO consider ths reso-
luton, discussion took place on inc qu's'''
the INQUIRY should also extend TO the expenses OF The
banks. as well as to their profits An amendment to this
effect having been offered by MIR. Gillet',
MIR. Waddy Thompson opposed this amendment; lie
deemed it Of no manner OF consequence what 'he ex
penses of the banks might have been Inc oeJect OF
the resolution was to ascertain their nett pohts. and
their expenses would Of course be first deducted II an
inquiry of this nature should be instituted MT l. nat
tered hin,scft would bring to light system OF co7up
lion so vast and SO extensive that no counry Whatever
be its people SO siruous and honest. could ppssOy
stand before such power of corruption Mr., pro-
oeeded to instance the Of little bank In hlch'gan
with very small capital, which bank had received eight
hundred thousand dollars of opposite, though not emit
tied, according its capital, to more than very small
proportion Of that amount Aief 'e" 'o'e o0se''a'
tions ,. - NJ
MIR. Harlan moved to amend the amendment OF Mr.
Gil!et by adding follows: "and that he slate also
whether the salary of an agent at the seat OF e
ra Government compose part of the expenses OF sa!a
banks the name of the agent and the several sums paid
him by said institutions respectively
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

Dreadful .3ccident.-We learn that flask Of powdrr
yesterday exploded whc in tie HANDS Of one OF Gene.
raj Hamilton Sons by hich his hand fractured
that ampu alton of lie arm became necessary at the e
box.-LkuricstOR PGt lot, Dec. q.
Sentence pronounced Ibis morning by Judge
Crawford, upon Inardcr Il Broad convicted on Thurs
day last of attack upu! the Mail Sage. in the Ce Elk
Nation last Spring. lie islohr hung The first Friday
in March -iieb;.c RaUisifr. DC. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA

HEXICo PROBABLY RECuGEIZED By SPAIN.
We have Just letter from source OF the high.
est authority received by the packet ship flavrc. dated
Paris which states that The writer had received letter
from NJ Santa Maria tie Minister PlenpocnLiary from
Mexico then al the Court Madrid, which states that
the treaty for the RECOGNITION OF MEXICO had
been agreed upon between himself and the SaniS!i Co.
vri:,t and that The difficulties which had previously
existed between the tw3 Governments had bccn
ed and the Treaty had ony to Il" Submitted 10 the CuE.es
The Government Of Venezuela is tn. ONLY one except
Mexico, fru,n South America that hes Minister Prmi-
potcnnry at Madrid for the purpose Of adjusting the
terms Vi recognition. This Minister is Gen. Soubette,
wll, recently has been elected Vice President of Venczu.
h. There very little doubt that he has negotiated
similar treaty for his Government There is treaty be.
tween several OF the South American Republics. that
they never will acc"ede to any terms, which may cndan-
ger their confluence. which may require the payment
Of noncy. If, therefore, Mexico Is recognized, all the
rest VIII iolow.-.r. \. Daily Elpiess
Latest FROM RIO GrASDE =. We have acc cunts from
RID Grandc 10 the 2lih of October The rebel troops
commanded by GoIsulvrs, totally defeated on HE
iih u Oct and lost in killed about go Gonsalyes
and 20 men were taken prisoners The city OF Port
Allegro was Illuminated on account Of the victory Tie
rebel! chiefs were dispatched to Rio Janeo in the brig
Venus Most "t the foreigners port Allegro had SUI
fired much, particularly the Americans. The American
Consul and lis partner lad been both imprisoned Can't
Hamilton of the brig Tuscan OF Boston had been Insult,
ed his vessel attacked and his and men npr!-
sonrd. Capt James Smith OF Boston had been fired at
III The slreets.-B0st. -1HaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

EpANK OF vIRGlNlA-The Directors nave ave n aft r.
HS Glazed dividend of the profits for the last hail
wear. of five per cent payable on The 10Th instant
!e''' u NV A. ROBINSON, Jr.
Cashier Eank Of Fa
FIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03

THE Mrx FOR FLORIDA WE stated yesterday that
c09 required OF Alabama for t!" Florida
vice The statement should have been $50. We had
the pleasure Of receiving letter upon this sui ec yes
leriay, from Captain f. Harding, at the Mount Vernon
Arstal who is to equip, muster, and snip, Gror Mobile
the head quarters Of tho army in Florida, III" 800 men
required. early practicable lie speaks in high and
just terms ui tie PaIoIlsm aud chvarv of our citizens
and independent military companies. and doubts not the
required number of men will be raised without submit
ting TO draft. :1he SeinnoIes, he says must BE-
put down and it is notifying National pride that
they should have held out 81 long" We think with
Capt Harding upon both these points. Mobile has once
TI tnm &ssT'"" of h. e"Tn,ry pies no
behind the others and always ready strike for liberty.
he and honor She has other citizens loo Of the same
steel Stamp and mete -.iicrcantiic .ldr.