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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

NENER q AGUE.-KTSHTUNN ASPINWALL
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE, Is a certain and spec.
y for the above disease, ao remen and intermittent
levers II has been used with universal since 1882 In
this and other cities be shown by certificates
lowing '-'ares Henry Hall ESQ.,. late member Of the New
York Legislature; VIM. w Holly. Esq, member sf Common
Council, and Jas Van Rensselaer, w. d.
msdsine possessing great virtue, and when used ac-
cou9 ,ote directions has failed Of ehecng cure,
even " the most obstinate stage Of The disorders not at all
osageae and persons Of the weakest stomach and children
may zane WIN puny strengthens the digestive organs,
c,eae M appetite and seldom requires than o. IN
obstinate eases two bottles There Is neither
mercury arsenic In the nor any thing
the human constitution The rropreors well convn-
ced ~ ~ efcacy, that they ~ refund the price Of
bottle which has been taken ~ accordance with the directions,
sale wholesale and retail by
RUsHToNk AsPINwALL, s6 william st.,
jei2 1le Broadway, and 10 As,or IIouse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

DENTISTRY.
nR. CORvwAN. sURGEON DENTIST. and Ma~~-
~ acfr Of Fresrv~Stsk Teeth, No 1884 Spring out Of
McDougaL
ube Teeth are really splendid. ay3 Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24
DERIIN AND REFLECTING CRATES
ID DOJIC AND MINERyA FIRE PIACEs-AIxo !

ID DORTC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACEs-Also, a
large Of Crates and Fire Sets stumble for paors
chambers Offices and offered for sale by the subcr-
ber wholesale and retail their warehouse No 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates These snperb castings equalng in finish the
finest metal ornamental with rich aud saset designs
cued ia bas relief They colored by precess,
acted by heat and requiring water Gully keep
tsem clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced uncs beauty and
economy being constructed with brilliant metallic refecors
throw into The large portion OF the heat which odnar
y escapes through the fue.
Doric Fire PlacesTbis well established article
Is known the public superior thing
for burning COAL combines all the advantages of both the
usual modes of communicating heat by radiation In the
CRATE and fire place, and by transmission In close
II d1uses warmth throughout the by of
heated air which, by the construction Of the Dorc Fire Place
permitted In contact with heated iron plates
which well known have the effect OF destroying the
gen Of the atmosphere, rendering oen oppressive and al
Injurious health II portable convenience
silly appreciated they he removed Mt pleasure II Is
dapedto the paor, the warehouse and the counting
venience. For saleby
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

SPICE BITTERs.-These biters have been long
~ celebrated for their peculiar virtue in fornying and
strengthening the somach they procure an appetite and help
digestion and purify the blood distractions
and found very useful in removing the aundce they
duce Of the breath removing all sco5uc and I'M
bechng and preventive against levers
and They useful IN all OF the but more
particularly in the spring, by bracng the fbres and
venting dsagreeabe istlessness and weakness arising
frequently from relaxation the approach of weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

nENTIsTR Y.-TEETH worthy objects of the an.
- aomits the psychologists the chemists the naturaists and
the practical surgeon So says Doctor Hare .,
E. GEDNEY, Dentist formerly of No. % Park Row, now "a
Chambers has the pleasure of announcing to his friends
and the public his from Europe after absence OF hve
years where he has spared in perfecng
himself In the art Of his profession
lie has brought with him large and choice assortment of ma
tura aud Venetian Enamel Teeth which be set artificial
ly from single tooth 10 n entire set
E. g. pledges himself to fill caous or decayed Teeth with
gold sanna Dis them nee from pain for
life and also all incidental 10 me destruction
that may ipure the beauty of those invaluable
lie kindly permitted refer the Rev H. Anthem D. d.
81. Marks church, Rev. FrasL Hawks, D. D., ST. Thomas
Church. New YoYk.
He may "a Chambers street. few doors Of
Broadway.
New York, 18th December, 1886.
Mr. r. Gedney-Sir: have pernsed with attention
your "Treae Structure, Diseases, and Management Of
the Human Teeh,- and Think with the highly respectable
gentlemen who written favorable opinions that the
views have taken Of the subject termed dentistry
have shown extensive acquaintance with IL various de-
tails Your ausion the importance of the regular atten
dance OF dentist both in private families and public seina
ries my opnon worthy the highest consideration Your
collection OF dental instruments thing OF the
Ihave Its variety fitness and nish filed me with
agreeable surprises and leaves no doubt OF your SKIN and ability
ml8-3ms (Signed) :. l.. MITCHELL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24
I'M e subscriber having pn the FRANKLiN HOUSE, Al

FIH E subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOl 81,
the corner Of Fulton and Water Brooklyn. in the bet
possible condition. ready receive bgarers 10y the day
week year very moderate charge. The which
overlook New York and the East River pleasant aad
airy viii be et either with without board Some Of them
connected with parors suitable small families The table
will be furnished with good substantial fare, and the bar with
COED liquors Every attention will be paid the comfort Of
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELCHER
nr..wI H..xA A.. ~f.N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

VAN lila CNEA VI CAND A-Ihls most extfaOr-
binary rich and delicious article is manufactured for
sale wholesale and retail No lsI William street. and by APP
poiDnen at 32l4 Broadway and other this city.
fact well kown that Vanilla generally used in flavor
g zee creams here then ice cream ia in its best and purest
foria Tin all except the ice) but unlike
by age The public in general and especially those having
sweet TOOTH respectfully invited TO call and gratis
No l3l William ST. is between Fulton and John St. my29-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24
MARTINS ESSENCE OF RENNE1

i Of Dublin Ireland and extensively recommended by the
and children in ii health obvnes all the Uncertainty Of ma
king whey from the rennet Bag and warranted TO keep
DlsEeTIoss ron ysE-A easpoonful of the Essence 70
some time before the fire, when will form Curds and Whey
Sold only the Propre,ors Agency for Amerc. Hoppers
Pharmacy No. S64 Broadway corner of Franklin street New
er Red Drop: &c Obtained Al No and
a see s, sy Se nsu mo u
!. s % be nS% %s SS ss a
only prompt aid safe for without Diet
sixth ST. ASSns, 50 i'pa once NO
CHhONIC DIsEAsEs.-DocToR sEARs would
to and he ae.
e T. and aa ale e the Of and
sna PscoI!s asd having medicine
terra Medics having experience q
those disease be esnsen, that which have
He Inc cule that Is makes pieten
f%: .ss ss:
which &c 3, his office certificate the
'i'"ls diseases . al sss q 4; si $EaT5as
wssa % 20 m that
ns. 2. his
the fenyins good health being swse
y * s
OF OF the sudden deaths which frequently
teristic symptoms unpleasant sereun
breast bone commonly the lower part Gift pains
ofhe heart extending often the The
left and often affecting the eh arm: Those subject to it
are VIII sense OF anocatio. o. uy
metIHe pair taor oil the heart, walking
ascending against the wind tais These symptoms
ourrg the paroxyms, which frequently orcur but
which become frequent, attended with peculiar and a.
farming and often ss,ing suddenly fatal ~heu
Dr. ssa. would he has paid attention TO
TIE nature and OF THIS disease has taken mseh pains
morten examinations OF this disease Ere all these
numereSs which lave under lis he y COAT
dent thatft IN all occasoned hyrn affection
OF the
heart oshcaton the corrorary arteries is always
orally irregular and There probably ns disease
WHICH has muck defiance all The
medical science this successful treatment depends
pefence observation and discriminating judgment
ing fact that this disease is becoming frequent
For the accommodation Of those coming from distance DR.
seass ONCE Ia Ann street. will Tor the present, be
The Vegetable Renoa,ing Pills sale at his OH o. 4a Ann
sucet. al3n
a CARD TO THE LADIEs.-rbe subsc,ilc,.
n opinion ofhe female mind exatsdto
suppose for that the ladies' Of this city and
ITO whom this card politely addesss be caoed
only They respectfully informed that Radeaus
braed STRENGTHENING Pasies prepared with speciaer
such a. are troubled with pains the back side or
thee who ne afflicted with coughs colds ashmahs &C Ne
VIII" have %eans @ , - ns ladies
could present. array which Cor modest and
respecab'y woud far outweigh HI. hshe
skin not soil the white ren, may be worn by TIE most
delicate female all situations, with comfort Tor one
month.
They sold the Bowey Me.cne store $50 Bowcry Nv
the ladies' nost obliged and humble servant
maf N W. BADEAU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

DR. CARPENTER cosnues 10 adr,ip.,e, IN tho AZ.
hcted and unfortunate in the most prompt and
Sip. mvo-.tr
nk. GOODW1LL'S DETERGENT Justly ce-
- ebaied for he Of roaekna and s,s.
omrans Of the Of Offered
Of the best and ceape articles the Of the aLeve .
aese that can be fo1nd hs sa price, and virtue al
which nc public are nomsd that 100000 bottles have
neen, IN ocnsg 10 the public perfect Confidence sold
whoesae and retail, al q NJ Guons OF Powery d
Grand street at Sect ats bottle with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

nMNiBUSES.-The proprietor OF the Wa,erly Line
~ feels grateful for the patronage which he has rece yea IN
his line, and through his exertons hopes that the puDc
will still continue TO favor him with their patronage me iou,e
which the proprietor has established anu uoush
his exerons has been able increase the number OF ms he 70
III stage omnbuses, which lac hopes not inferior 10 any
other In the city, and there will be three handsome o
buses the line in few days and he feels confident na
the inhabitants of the upper of the city WIZ continue 10 Ia
him. pledges himself that he will every eNeron
and keep his line in the best possible order Tor the
OF his friends he likewise has an extra 10 con-
passengers part OF the village tree OF expenses aud
by the Broadway Line 10y saving that he
determined the Wayerly Line Off demonstration
TO that fact commenced running his stage oil his
office OF the Wayery Line and through his route and If
he should be fortunate enough to get he conveys
his Office and there deans him till suits his convent
He not satisfied by running the line but suffers his
drivers and the Wavery Line the wind aAd
dangers the lives Of the passengers For proof of this fact
refer 10 the police books The proprietor OF the Wavery Line
fee in duty bound, under the pressure of the times reduce
the price OF his tickets to If for dollar Notwithstanding his
daily expenses the and is also the intention OF the
proprietor his omnbuscs direct hrou and
on consideration unless for Any driver re-
ported OBTAINING passengers the way will be discharged
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

IMPROVED TRUSS s.-A general assortment Of
Trues Of the approved pate Cor sale Al No Ann q,
where they adjusted and applied by practical surgeon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

III CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo. r. respectfully
s2icits ct the public his extraordinary and
efcacous Eye Water. has proved itself most valuable
appica in Of and chronic Inflammation, afford
immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several years it
has effected perfect eure in a few days.
II Charges r,oderzse. jei4-2n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24
CUsTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE ROOM

NMR HORN bessleaveto acknowledge the bliyaion he
under to the gentlemen who have literally palronised his
establishment anil has the pleasure inform his friends and
patrons that he has entered into with
celebrated pie baker for constant supply Of The best pies and
that possibly be made this city. lie also III be
able all times supply his with coffee and co
coate the very finest favour and richest quality aers
himself that establishment the city the public he
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
rlNIh .3nl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

been sold this city, Philadelphia Boston warrant the
soeas sn rs ns pvoS ws perfect CONFIDENCE sold
Grand street, at Sect nts per bottle with full directions.
mysey
nOCTON FAWCETT, Member ofthe ROYAL COLLEGE
u Of Surgeons Of Iondon and tdmbnfeh and memev Of tie
Mesica, College OF PhadePha cenrues to direct has aen
tsn 70 the treatment ofthe following diseases, yixi-
6onsfrhpa chancres structures Imitation the urethra, baa
ds and prostrae elans legs rheumatism sgue and
fucus affections Recent Of venerea days
have injured themselves by habit will oh
tain immediate relief Separate Offices Fulton street ncar
Greenwich. The strcfesi secresy observed. myty
0C000 yEGETABLE PINK, safe spes
D&VOV.- dy and sure re- fer G.norrlra and CO.
One bottle Invariably G0nouhma ard tn Gs' perfect
" and cured by the Gift What more need be
sT0RB, Bowey, corner Grand street and BY s. osbe
druggist Bowery end Hester street AZ mJeeon pre-
pared from recipe Of Dr. Canel and ,od as above Where an
iniectioE - required nothing ron We bettsr fi2 I'M,
lR. HAMILTON. surgeon cf long standing and a pe
~ p Of OF the first colleges r anatomy and the theory
and Europe has moved into the
house No Couandt eet where he may be consed or
x n d sens ssse,
from tw IL nine days OF ether description
preporoned their stse and nature Attendance At AZ
tunes. msv
aNR. GOOBMAN,s Am EHlCAN ANTI co
- NoRRHCEA P1L1s-For the cue Of $500, Gona hp l.,
and Al affections of the Of generation depending on
wea morbid state 81 those parts These pills well
ton with the en that the agent has found but few Other
medicines the great variety Of character which The
above discs I cheapness nduoemert
l. aaohcr ndscement win those who suffer from the
Sold Wholesale ard retail a,E euons corner Bowery and
Grand street ats cents per box with full directors nysey
EE,SHlEs, L ECHEs.-A large supply q .nSs
and retail, by j. HAMOIJREIJx CO.
myasd 81 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

nOCTOR CORBITT ~ay be consulted IL the mos, co,
~ hdena manner NJ his oce u dunno
and william streets, Nov York, where afflicted wit
delicate Diseases old obstinate ulcers dyspepsn
the bdder urctha and kdsey all
abuse Of mercury orhe mDuty Of the blood call
The banef effects often arising from the abuse
descriptions persons Troubled with disc app
to DR. Cerbtt with the the ~ rnac
without particle Of ereury Other dangerous medicine
His charges are reasonable and TO The of tn
applicant DE- has been educated in Europe under ache
acknowledges taeni and sas had considerable practice exfen
sve hospitals and dspersnrcs nstapt those az
ou confinement from business the pan the pahent
medicine may be had TO the Of certain dis
case The most honorable observed Attendance daily
from sA. NJ. To 10 v. NJ. my3-y
1R. JOHNSON is consulted confdsntialy at his ofbc,
the following diseases vzonohGa elects Chancrcs Sine
lures Seminal Weakness and the diseases ans roH
vsnercal posos o improper treatment Dr. Johnson
rcmove my recent ahecen IN three days rno e mo
yeerate cases ina prFsronae time Without ne use DC
biatns or niuous medicine, 90 Jew re
enirusns themselves o DR. Jsoss care msy dose with
etrsisty ~ the most cases nou-
Sores ucemcd Legs &C speedily healed S'ra res Dad d.
well by gvs Dr johnson cal cefnn pnventase MAJ bs
had against the Of the Fmng diseases which has
within twenty four hours after exposure
Letters stpsd end enclonf zee san have the necessary
medieins aud aireetons for its use forwarded
Attendance from M To III al nghl W. Johnson has moved
from "a Cham hrrs trect. dIay
Nh CARPENTER is con ulted, a. usual, ~ all deb
~ cate or niyste complaints the most confidential
well knows No sPeck Slip, near the come
ofPeah st. m1-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

RUsHTON& AsPINwAII a6 william 81.
jel2 ITO Broadway, and 10 As,or IIouse
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02

These are the warning words Oithe great
oracle of democracy, Thomas Jefferson.
1t is grateful to the patriot TO see the demo-
cratic editors throughout the state, in this
tremendous crisis of our affairs, looking to
the great light of republican government to
guide MS through the gloom which MebHlk,
and n1ORied corporations have spread over
the land. The great lights of the revolu-
ton of 1776, and The civil revolution of
1900, can alone dispel the clouds and dark
ness that hang over us. The single eye of
Thomas Jefferson saw the Vaccinations of
the monarchists and arlstocrats. He met
them and triumphed in the war Of the rev.
olution--he met them and triumphed, in the
civil revolution of 1900, and with his COM
patriots, redeemed these states from the
controlling power Of British agents, Bank
aristocrats and monarchists, and restored to
the people their just rights. He knew the
wiles and the tricks Of the foes of equal
privileges and spread before the people,
i'll living characters, their dangers and the
remedy. With what singular accuracy he
has given the outlines of the present condi-
ton of thingsl ".An dristocracy founded
on banking Institutions and nlOnied cor
pOrGtiOnS RIDING AND RULING OVER THE
PLUNDERED PLoUoHMAN AND BEGGARED
YEoMANRY." See the thousands of indus
trious mechanics and manufacturers who
have been deprived of the means of living
by the accursed arrangements of the cur
rency, and tha panics produced by the
Bank! Mark the unholy speculations in
bread-stuffs, made with the means and un-
der the patronage of the Bank, by which
the poor have been almost deprived of bread!
look at the ''shin plaster" currency which
the Bank has made the representative of
labor and property, taxing the labour of the
many for the benefit of the few! 1t is thus
this monied corporation, this "balance-
Wheel of Gov. Ritner--this rank oigarchy
is RULING AND RIDING OVER THE
PLUNDERED PLOUGHMAN AND
BEGGARED YEOMANRYw-B.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02
WHAT Is LIFE

There is eloqucnce of thouoh, ,s n.
of language in the following paraur,n
Arnott's Elements of Physic; f"'
"The functions by which the sri,,.,
dy assumes foreign matters from a.
and converts them into its own nb,,,.
is little inviting in its details; bu, ,,Is'
together, is one of the most wonde,cJ.
jects which can engage human a,,s,'
1t points directly to the curious. and
unanswered question-What is life, !
student of nature may analize with An
art, those minute portions of matcr ~
seeds, and which he knows to be tho
ments Of future creatures, and the lnI,
which endless generations of liyior 4.
lures to existence; but he cannot di.on
gle and display apart their mysteron,
that something under the influence oCr
each little germ in due season sweus n.
fill an invisible mould of maturi,v ~,
determines its forms and proportions a
such substance thus becomes a bc,p.
rosebush; another a noble oak: ,hi3
eagle; a fourth an elephant; yea, +,
same way out Of the rudest ma,erj-,
broken seeds and roots, and leaves of NJ
and pits Of animal flesh, is builtup ,b,.
man frame itself, whether of the NJ
male, combining gracefulness and Siren
or ofthe gentle woman, with beauty AM
her as light. How PASSING s,r,ne,
such should be the origin of the brigb.
man eye, whose glance pierces az ira,
visible soul were shot with i,-oi tbs
which pour forth the sweetest cloouea.
of the 'larnynx which, by Vibrating.
the surrounding air with music; and M
wonderful than all, of that mass shut
within the bony fortress of the skull, g..
delicate texture is the abode of the 8,
with its reason which delights in lhes.
endless other miracles Of creation"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02

The hens hdve had Meeting too.-A
countryman drove his cart up TO a grocer's
door and asked him what he gave for eggs
-"only II cents" was the reply, for the
grocers have had meeting, and voted to
give no more. Again the countryman came
to market and asked the grocer what he
gave for eggs-''only II cents" for he
grocers have had another meeting and voted
not to give any more. A third time the
countryman came and made the same in
quTy, and the grocer replied, that the gro
GERS had held a meeting again and voted to
give only 10 cents. "IIave you any for
sale" continued the grocer,-"No," saws
the countryman, the hens hare had a meet.
'ng too, and voted not to trouble themselves
to lay eggs for 10 cents dozen" ."-Bos.
ton Post. '''
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02
OPPRESSIVE FLOUR MONOPOLY.

We hope if the heartess conspiracy spo-
ken Of in the following, from the Baltimore
Gazette has extended to our state, that our
farmers will not aid it by selling their grain
to those who wish to speculate upon the
wants and necessities Of the community.
The man who monopolizes provisions and
particularly bread stul1s, the staff of life,
Justly deserves the eXecratons Of the com
munity against whose welfare he sins.
alarming Flour c0mJination.---
Buffalo Journal of the lst says there is eve
ry reason to believe that Notwithstanding
the immense yield of the grain crops this
season, the manufacturers and dealers in
-four are busly at work to forestall and buy
up the market. The extent and ramifca-
ton Of this secret combination is incredible
and their resources ample. The above
paper says:
"We could name, we believe a single
bank for instance eastward of us, which
within few days has engaged to make
discounts to the amount of at least 5l40,-
600 TO three individuals for the purchase of
wheat--and the agents of which individuals
have already passed through this city and
gone west to purchase wheat of the new
crop.
We could also name an association of
individuals in another part of our state, who
already own one bank in Michigan and
another in the valley of the Scioto, Ohio;
if not indeed other banks. whose agents are
in the field making purchases, to say moth
ing of the dozens of other large milling e.
Establishments who have their agents scatter
ed in all directions and whose means obtain
ed from large number Of banks which are
completely at their control, are of the most
ample kind. And further we think we
could designate from seven to ten banking
institutions in this state which are the mere
creatures of these monopoists and three
| fourths of whose discounts are either indi-
recty made to these men and whose de-
mand they dare not at any time gainsay
And further still, we most couscentiOusly
believe that an effort will be made by these
mohopolss to induce the bank commits
sioners to deal most vigorously with, or, in
the words of one of them, to ''spur up" al
the western banks at least which will no
come into their measures and minister tC
their speculatons."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02

The New York Times informs us that a
"Mr. B., 40 years a resident of New York,
removed with one son and three daughters,
to Michigan in 1893; purchased cultivated
farm of 800 acres for $4,50G, on the road
from Detroit to st. Joseph's; raised 1000
bushels of wheat, corn, and oats in 1886, and
4,500 bushels in 1887. His crops last year
sold for $500. His three daughters have
married, his produce firds ready market
at his door, and he is independently rich.
How many others are there not here who
could do likewise?"