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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-24

Twenty-four thousand bushels foreign
grain arrived in New York in single day
|, is said fifteen grain distileries in and
near New York consume 10000 bushels
daily This raw iahiskey is changed into
and sold for. "evcry kind Of liquor in the
MARKET "Coud this immense amount o.
bread-stufis be applied to its proper use
how vast the benefit to the suffering poor
how great the relief 10 the honest and in
dustrious in relieving them from paupel
taxes"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-24

A SpuNKY YANKEE GIRL.--A Mrs.
Mary Hillman, Of Marthas Vineyard, has
petitioned Congress for some gratuiiy in her
old age, for the following service: She states
that when about is years OF age, iE l776
residing at Mar,ha's Vineyard, British
cruiser came in, and wanting Spar, man
aged to buy the only one TO be had, which
was then erected as a liberty pole; that her
self and two other girls OH the night previ
Gus 10 its intended removal, bored holes il
the pole, filled them with gunpowder and
applying fire split the pole to pieces, SO u
was rendered useless to the enemy. Poor
and now rs, she asks for some small com
pensation Tor an act which she considers
equal to taking stand Of coors from an ~
vading enemy. The petition was referred
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-24

Roman Catholics in The United States--
According to pamphlet published at Rome
by the See, entitled Annals Of the Society
for the Propagation OF the Faith, No. 20"
1860 francs have been appropriated by
the Papal See, for disseminating the Roman
Catholic faith in this country. In Boston
in 40 years, the Catholics have increased
from 100 to 7049, Transcript
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-24

Fire at Bath.-The Bath (Maine) Tele-
graph Extra, ofthe 18th inst. says-Last night
our town was the scene of a FIRE, which for ex-
tent, and the amount of property destroyed,
exceeded any thing Of the kind ever before
witnessed in this place. The FIRE was checked
after having consumed "a buildings, and dam.
aged many others.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-24

MOUND. Picked up on Saturday last, be-
I tween Guilford East Village, and Leyden,
small sum Of money, which the owner can
have, by proving properly, SC.
JOHN 'WEATHERHEAD, JR.
Guilford. Feb. ID. 1897. *2l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR
BATHS,

Ne. 25 John sfrcs.
Il p. CARROLL returns grateful Acknowledgements
~ TO the public and the gentlemen OF the medical proer
son. Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on his
which has becn in successful operation upwards 81 ceve
As the limits OF newspaper advertisement
the possibility OF giving analytical detail OF the ,
Of the vaper Bath begs leave merely 70 state naa
has been found safe though powerful remedy IN al tne o
Lowing diseases: Diseases rheumatism gou nc
turours diseases OF the JOINTS calains i
plains Group, affections OF the liver asthma snane ,.,
debility, and especially powerful meals Oh ienes ~
dangerous complaint now so prevalent,
SCARLET FEVER,
over which the Vapor Rad influence ALMOST u
paraleed checking and eradicane the iea9i PIosess
which the weekly report of mermenis announce VI 10 "ss
made in this city l., w.. p.,. rs,..
have several occasions visited me Valo' A'n rs,
sbmep In John street conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths are admins
tered there with skill and attention. :, e,cE,rr, ~
can cheerfuy state have found the Baths in John
street well ate to- comfort OF the patient
suited. 'fir.is -. - W. = =, w. =.
N r and Mrs CarroPs Vapor Bath In John street. and have
reonentIy taken myself Upon all occasions Ind
ION 10 be satisfied the skill with which they Admin
stored; believe In this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing TO be desired by male or female baihers
WIN. J. MACNEVEN, M. ID.
The Baths in readiness from O'Clock in the
morning Till O'Clock night every day, sunday excepted
when they open from 6 till in the morning. Sulphur
Baths all hours of the day Portable Baths with c~mpe
To administer them when required sent to any
part OF the city Brooklyn at five minutes notice M con-
nexion with other esabshmentThe Shakers Concen
ratea Syrups of Sarapaa and Lyerwort torsae Bathing
Tubs and Hin Baths for sale or hire my23 lms"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

(For the Morning Herald
Therisine.

Therisne! Therisine! When you think Of the past
And the bliss we have tasted, too premature hown'
When over thy heart mem'ry's shadows are cast
And you the poer child whs once called your o"
Believe-though thine eye is the Sun OF aneher'
And lights him raptures which once mine nave Deen
That could no bliss from the brightest orbs gamer,
Having drank Of thy beams Therisine' lherisihe'
q no. though stern fate has subdred my proud spirit,
And tanned il TO ills il once death 10 bear,
II could not the love of my heart disinherit,
Nor the chains o another impress II to wear;
For the love that thee. is halowed by SORROW
And still q er my heart sheds its usrous sheen;
And my dearest OF transports from past days borrow
when thou vert mine own Therisne Tlersne.
And thus as journey through Eie's wntry years,
Like the wandre who leaves home and country behind
still will look back to the bright spot which cheers
This wearisome desert, in nem'ry enShrucd
o sacred and rev'renc'd let memory be,
May long Der the heart in il freshness green
IT'S the sun Of my which lights me 70 thee,
And the love Of Thy heart Therisne. Therisine w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
nR. JACKSON,S PATENT VEG, TABLE
~ INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 200 Bowery

These Baths Improvement on those OF Mr. WhlaW,
whose wonderful lave established the character OF the
Vapor Bath as the most powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and DR.. Jacksons practice in almost every variety o.
disease has been equally successful few of the spechc ell
ccts of the medcaed vapor bahsto remove Tie eec OF
mercury the relieve difficulty OF breathing,
asthma and other diseases of the chest and lungs
give strength to the stomach 70 the digestive organs and
dyspepsia and its dsorders to cure acute and
chronic inflammation promote the peeng of scoinous and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and feelings rom
the joints promote the absorption OF dropsca humours TO
govt all its forms in less time than other agent hh-
erto used
Aso all kinds Of eruptve diseases Erypeas or St Anlho-
nys Fire, Salt Rheum Scroulous Erupons, &C. besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue raises the Spirits tranqulzes
nervous irritation, and increases the appetite.
For the truth Of these assertions Dr. y appeals with conn
hundreds who have tested their curative power
These baths believed be the only in operation IN
under the direction Of regular physician II is
proper mention that they bear resemblance whatever to
those employed in the Thompsonan practice
Visitors have bath five minutes notice. from eight
O'Clock, A. NJ. 10 IL r. NJ
female always in attendance 10 wait upon ladies' at the
Bowery. my30y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

Mosrrse HEaALDIssued every morning except Sunday
Price copy Country subscribers furnished ahe
for specific period remittance In advance.
No paper sent out unless paid in advance.
EVENING CHRoscLE.-Issued every afternoon 81 ecloch
Price, cents copy Country subscribers furnished
the rate Cash, ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Issued every Saturday morning a nine
O'Clock Price, IA per copy FURNISHED to country
subscribers at IS per annum, In advance
wEEKLv CHRoMcLE-Isned every Wednesday morning at
10 eclock-Prce 81 per copy Furnished eountry
subscribers at . per annum, IN advance.
HrInserted N al those the
usual rsfes-aways payable In advance.
requested In address their
James Gordon Bennett proprietor and al letters business
h be post psid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

ruNEETH.-M. DUPEkNON, roD Paris, lately arrived
in New York respectfully nfon1 the public that he in
tends to follow his profession in all It's eraches For the
yenence those who will favor him with their conf
dence, u. win attend at their residence 4 they will do him
The faysr ~ address him note nj his domc 547 Pearl
near Broadway naming their and number je2slmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

10 EMOVAL-w.A. ANDROss / Coz sss1n Seave
n Bonnet Warehouse, i64 Broadway removed 70 dcc
below, up aa Satin Beaver Bonnets at wholesale, viii
witbou, lining for the millinery trade. nsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
W9L,a,s ,Ci. CREAM! GAnDEN, AND

255 Bleecker street, W. having fitted the premises 255
seecker street. second tock north OF Carmne IT. with nue.
care and pense furnishing the with neat and hand
sone bowers and from his whole life having devoted 10
the Confectionery business prepared every
Gle in the line IN the best possible style.
~ II. Parties giving orders rely upon his best eXertions
please and they shall be dsa pponed Ice
carefully prepared any part 81 the city. je8m-
nH. ISAAC eEANCi:, DENTS /, has renewed
~ from No Chambers street. to No 1873 Chambers oppo-
Hudson and takes the present opportunity respect
him. aud continues practice in al the various branches
Dentistry His premium GcoITupbe Teet are Of The best
rabty unmpared Ills full warranted 10 rema N
improved principle not generally known ANY person wish
ing 10 Ne satisfied the subject have worn
them for in this city Also Drops engaged TO cure
the violent ooachc in few moments and al the sar,
time preserve the TOOTH
As his practice i much increasing DR. GLENNY a men,
Der Of the Royal College of Surgeons London and of the New
York Medical Society has joined him, whose Dental attain
ments every reliance can he placed m.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are Inserted by DR.. Isaac Francis
which he dstn guished from the natural and viii per-
form every motion Of that organ without giving the slightest
paia For Improvement this art se has received dipo
ma, of which the following is COPY
PREMIUM
This Diploma awarded By the
American Institute
In the City of New York, al the late Fair,
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS
For fine specimen of Artificial Eyes,
IAN lmproyement)
J. b. wAKsNAN, Cor. Sec
New York, Oct, 1896
IL CELEBRATED EYE wATEH-Dr. r. respectfully
SELECTS the attention Of the public his extraordinary and
eficacious Eye Water. II has proved itself most valuable
application in Of acute and chronic Inflammation, afford
ing immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several
has effected perfect in few days.
Charges moderate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

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we'd from Albany twhee you Pills heG effected hopeless
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April last and since last May have beer man. ard as
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will avail viii chetriuly airy one situated as
AW
Wholesale and retail by a. E. D. Sands Fusn cor Of
Wilans ora retail, BY Minor Gamble Dey and Broad
way; j. Oborn Houston and BoweIy j. b. NoIes s44
Roadway DR. Gron of Grand and Bowery Fories SOS
Pearl ST. OF Cross Walke th B,xery W. Hox
will cor Canal and Hudson and at The New York CHI Hall
mine street
FEMALE CoMPLAIATS-Lr. Chen, 'sP IL are CONSIDER
ed the nost en- acous remedy present fl III Of
Choross or Green Sckress bnmtnoiThta, eLna dis
ty of the f. ale consitu ion.
~ b. These troubled it'll gravel to be cured By
Dr. Chenys Asnngent Pills. Tose having the bladder
pain IN the Kidneys accompanied with thick, rory
tonhingly relieved by the pills-Pnce 81 per box.
~ b. Southern merchants who desire purchase by the
en- will be supplied at very liberal discount The
Pills WILDE warranted to them produce the desired effect
~ Ism
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10


a. sdeS,il manner he ee Duane street
idoey and <:
The bansal effects often Arising the abuse mercury nees
ca With e the assurance navoe s
without particle cfmercury ether dangerous medcne
..sRssT sdssssS Europe under teacher. e 3
csd wi pcs and perfect cure effected N three days with
b tie seeasoes ~ eesn dis
ease The mos, heHsabe observed Attendance dali,
Dk. Johnson !. consulted conhosnIs.y a. HI. Office
,hs mssne street between Chatham and William s's
lures Seminal weakoes the numerous diseases asss on
% the. d. sS lie
ys,erae case N propeense time without The ofsny De
enrasns themselves to Dr. Johnson care may dose VIII
sores; liberated Leg, &C speedily ssscs sirs se.. would
well by gvss Dr. johnson certain geyeniatvs may ;.
when within twenty .s four hoar
nedsns ssd se aoo @ IT, s.s ss Sse nave
from M to II a, night Dr. johnson has Tcved
PATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTM ENT:1F2
peaanne's espedl,en esse s.s eec hs ishntey
tain s"s ,ss sp'ss p
fs a sS %sy ss"snsy One
s VAR Ss ' 3 SRsaS.
MEDICAL AND sUROICAL CARB.-DR.
vu rAWCETr a Surgeon Of the 2sth reg ment Of m,
british army confines his attention 10 he removal Of coas
class OF extensive practice Euepe India and
America devoted 70 the treatment o. vcpces ~ ali
nal remedies ersdcsng ~m OF thai dsease ensreiv
from the system his treatment vegetable his cherres NODE
rate and Offices private Call at ao Fulton near
witch. mysy
IN. CAHPENTER Il consulted AZ uusi in all deli
~ cate private complaints IN the confidential
at hs well Knows D"cnsny, No. sPsck Slip, the
SARsHPXRILLA AND LEMON sTnUP,
- manufhstued expressly sc1s water ssa Tor fsu
and better qualify esssct BE- found In this city OF
by H. ORE8O4v, 1t his vsMa Cream Candy Msn1fsctsry
Isl william sts, Setween Jshs and Fulton 81 jesu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
B 9paaEHNRS!fySS p, AS2 Pr P PA1T sSHy9o+ ED,


NEWTON have renewed their schoe from the city the
pleasant and hourishng village Of West Farms
county.
They have selected this alton oay in consequence Of
Its prsverbia health hut Of its proximity to the CITY, the dis
lance not exceeding eleven miles The house large airy
and well adapted for such institution.
They prepared receive young Ladies' boarers
day scholars and they their friends public
that nothing shall he wanting their afford "a,
cty Of instruction and Improvement their pupils and 10
qualify them by liberal and accomplished education the
respectable walks OF life.
Tuos comprises complete English course, upersdded TO
which taught the French Italian Spanish
Music Drawing, and Dancing, IL required
Highly respectable references will OF gvea to pa
guardians, application be made either personally
the village by letter directed the post Office Fams
ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
LNEVEN a. sUr.-KlSHTON ASPlNwALIs
II COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE, is a certain and spec
jel2 ilo Broadway, and 10 Aston House.
DICK SLA US LlQUIO COMEO >ITION. I

INC UTnc WITHOUT
h and for cleaning brass copper pewter tin &e with half
the usual labor.
The above liquid only the polish TO steel that has
been exposed 10 the action Of fire. but speedily all
from dead ground and Tenders, brass
Britannia metal and pewter cleansed by II with the
expedition To block tin dish that have been
in or gives the polish Of IL removes
ink spots any stains from paint with the greatest IA
ciiity and without injury 10 the color.
Brass lacquered furniture will retain It's original bliancy
occasionally cleansed by H. For sale Ivy
elatf NATHAN II. GRAHAM. 90 Nassau-st gor. Fuon.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
DANGOR AND LON EK sTILL WAIEn
II the stock sold by the oath inst II will be sold
auction nv Messrs Franklin and Jenkins a2tu

A CAND.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
"A MEN-LADY MONTAGUE'S COMPOUND CHI
NEsE SOAP prepared from beautiful exotcs and
ed perfectly Innocent completely eradcaes freckes
pimpes, spots redne and all erupons gradually
realizes clear soft skim nsios the saow
pexons into radiant whtenes mparng to IL beautiful uve-
nile bloom.
Gentlemen AFTER shaving, will find aay r,abilty and
smarting pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For SALE wholesale and retail by A. Underhll IL Beekman
of William; DIR. Hart, Broadway
Chambers street. Price 80 cents per cake m2S-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

I EECUHs. L. ECHES large supply Of fine
healthy Swedish Leeches received fr sale wholesale
and retail, by J. A. EAMOURETx CO.,
mv2rf y77 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
CIBBINs a MATS. LATE DIVERS FAsHIONA.
NJ BILE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, No SO Nassau street

EUNERALS.-T ID. GILLESPIE, sexton and Unde,
taker has always hand ready made Coffns all
also shrouds Caps, Sear Gloves Hearse, Carriages, he
which ne can furnish at the shortest possible notice Applies
ton TOR Graves or Vaults In o the bung grounds
metery, viii be punctually attended II the friends
deceased send for the subscriber he will wjtbou
any further trouble. sections wanting cofns he will find
10 their advantage 10 call al the above place.
my2e6ws IT, ID GILLESPIE No 14e Church q,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
i)KS;o SS9R% "A rAMEKIcAN ANTI GO

Y NUKKHtEA PILLS-F0r the Of 1910, GonOrlhm
and affections OF the organs Of generation depending
wea ans morbid state Of those These pills well
no ~ as an eradcain Of these d (when
ton with the Drferren TINT the has found
medicines 10 answer the great variety of chsacte which
above discs assure lis cheapness nducement
many TO try III and the feet HAT its reputation fully
is another nduccmen with those who suffer from the above
complaints.
Sold, wholesale ard retail ate M Guions corner Bowery and
Grand street nj so cers box with full dnector myany
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

lehrated for he Of gonoAea and
complaints OF OF generatons offered the public
OF me best and cheapest articles for
aess that can De foard It's ,a price, and vue Of
which the public informed that
been sold this city, Philadelphia Boston warran, the
aeentn oferg t. the public with perfect confidence Sold
wh0esa and retail al Y. M. GuiOns Eowery q
Grand street, at sec hts bottle with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

WI FAWCETT, late q suIkeon OF .
British army. confines his st.entlon 70
cIa.. al diseases his extensive psacti
Amer;oa, devoted exclusively TO the trea
H. vsr;U,s sta ses, enables him 10 adopt /
ma, yeuedies In ersdicsting every fc~m
from the system /, his treatment 10 vese
,ate. and Offices private. Call At $40 p
yich.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10

y COMPOUND eGcac sautay and efIecua remedy
in all If LcucorrhGa Involuntary Emissions Seminal weak
leguaIy othe Mepses, Initiated Diseased sc OF the
Bladse and IN all diseases Of the Urinary Organs The mmed
ate feef genern afforded by the Basamc
y short space Of me has much herhiened is celebrity
the cure OF the above diseases confidently offered with
companyng certificates Of the eminent Of the British Pa
Guilty which vii stamp the high reputation which unique
valued only by Sterling White Cha
pei, London. Sold Wholesale and retail, by
NATHANB. GRAHAM,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
.[vol. xxXvIII---No. as.

been set,in' up with the sick oil night 10
take a mouhtfnl OF sleep In the morn.
ing. Then there is them ere granite
stoops--thoy calls 'em an improve
ment--abody can. pick out a sofi spo,
to sleep on /; no more wooden sloops,
as used to be. | hate such improve
ments Ii we sleeps in the Park, on
the wet grass we gets the rheumatic !;
and If We lays On The benches Of the
batteries, some wagabone picks our
pockets" So saying, he searched his
pockets and discovered stump Of a
segar, which he pu, into his mouth, and
walked out with a lordly air and n
great swagger.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

ly fate of my unfortunate companions
may come TO the knowledge of their
friends, il may be some consolation to
those of Mr.. parys 10 hear that he
was decently inferred GEAR the trading
house of the American Fur Company,
Lake Travers. Ii ispainiul 10 say that
that there is now no probability of the
remains of Mr.. Hayes ever being found
as, since my arrival at St. Peters |
have heard from the Indians OF Lake
Travers, who, in their spring hunts
near where Mr.. Hayes iiust have per-
ished, searched number of days WITH
om being successful.
MIR. Parys was native of Poland,
and formerly an officer in the Polish
army. He served with Gen. Roman
no during the great Revolution in Pc.
land, and was in all the great battles
Of that desperate struggle. And after
the battle Of Warsaw he left his unhap-
ply country, and travelled through Ger
many, France and England. He came
to America in the spring Of 1886, and
at the time of his death, was about thir-
ty seven years of age.
Mr.. Hays was from Glenmrc, Cork
county, ireland, and, since his arri.
val in America, lived, until June or
July last, at Lachine, Lower Canada.
He was 81 years of age. M. M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

his letters and papers down here with.
cut loss Of time. He asks all manner
Of questions, but answers none--so
can give you no further Information
about European news or any thing fur
TIER regarding him, only he is well and
looks as natural (now that he is ia his
old triml as he did when he came on
This way with the General on the grand
lour. lie directs most OF his inquiries
20 one of the proprieiors Of this House,
who is Dozen Easter, and knows ev.
cry body from this TO sun rise.
We are all very happy here on this
interesting event, and have no doubt
you will be so also.
Your obedient servant,
JABEZ Z. BlSSEL, Agent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
Cuan ron lNrrxrrn.ncr Avn 81,

CuRR FOR lNrEMPERANcs AND SMo-
KINe--Indian Cuieness. friend Of
ours, who has had extensive dealings
with the Indians Of Mississippi, relutes
the following characteristic anecdote,
which he says is undoubtedly tho truth.
A chief, by the name Of Glover, in
some gush Of passion, happened 10 slay
another Indian. The invariable pee
nal,y for killing among these primitive
beings is death, and that punishment is
by their custom, to bo inflicted by the
nearest friends Of the deceased. These
had met together with the prisoner in
their charge to execute the last SEN
tence on poor Glover. He asked ono
favor Of his judges before he died, and,
ms generous enemies, he hoped they
would grant il as il was the last he
wculd ever ask Of them it was that
be might be permitted 10 take one more
glass Of liquor, and smoke one more
pipe of tobacco. So small request
was readily gronted--ihey promised 10
postpone the execution until no drank
and smoked again. Having got them
sufficiently committed 10 this PROPOSE
ton, he gave them to understand TINT
he lever intended TO do either. Such
is the sacredness Of an Indian promise
that this subterfifge has thus far saved
Glover's life, and this occurrence took
place ten years ago.