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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
4 RTIFICIAL TEETH,

"A Ac thereby avoiding injury the adorng teeth the
principle OF atmospheric pressure by NJ LEvETT Dentist,
Ne. oil Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall
This method generally Known and approved, needs
comment, being wholly different principle result from
any praciised in New York
His references of the highest order ample and the
opinion Of the New York public his improved SYSTEM
be OF the following respectable papers, viz New
York Mirror 10th July 1895; Courier Enquirer Dccrm
Der, 1886, Evening Star, nth June, 1897. iel5-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

- CINsHNS.
John ANDERSON, Sign of the lrdian Chief, 32l
Broadway and adjoining The City Hospital respectfully in.
forms the admirers of good CIGARS that he has succeeded In
making with the celebrated Don
Manuel Pua Co., OF Havana for constant supply Of choice
brands, such rarely found In this market
The most astdieus consoeurs may rely having their
taste grahed Cigars oi favor and erms whoe
sale reta that shall induce continuance 81 their patrsn
A call will oblge.
~ b.. A. has with other house in this
city. jyIe3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
ID MEpfGhTEpO VAf6R aATiis. 90 snserr

These Baths are an improvement an THOSE az M wbtlau
wonneru cures have established the character Of the
Vapor Bath a. the most powerful auxiliary mecs practice
and Dr. Jscksous practice almost every variety OF
disease has been equally few Of the specific e.
ecu OF the medcaied bsihs-to Of
from the system relieve difficulty c breathing
and hence asthma and other diseases lungs
to give strength To the stomach, the digestive organs.
dyspepsia and consequent Disorders
chronic Inflammation ia promote the peenr o scofueus and
the JOINTS promote absorption Of dropsca humours to
cure COST IN ell It's forms NJ les time than ether sgen, h
used.
Also all kinds Of eruptive diseases Erypeas or 81 Antbo
nys Fire, Salt Rheum, scroulous Erupons nc besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue, raises the Spirits rsnquses
nervous irritation and increases the appetite.
For the truth OF assertions Dr. j. appeals with conf
denoe the hundreds who have their curative power
These baths believed 10 be the oay IN operation IN
this country under the direction of regular physician IL
proper mention that they bear resemblance whatever
ihose employed in the Thcmpsonian practice.
visitors cen have bath "h-e minutes notice, from eight
female always in attendance slwa upon ladies
Bowery. mySey
THE yWrLHs0PH ,osTI sToEE At EAsT
Msturv has failed 70 s''.'''-s gravel
roe that he would hesitate forfeit eOce any failure
The increasing demand for POETS Specific city A. well
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ros,on, Providesce, and New
New York Agents-A b D. Sands, 100 Fuhsn str~st; J.
syme, Bowey and walker; w. Horwpi, corner Ca
~ And hudson Prices jyiSm
CUTLERY FOR CASH At REDuCED
sent sre stock offer for sale above tor
otl one o. the extensive stocks of hne and useful
s ror,sd into the Used States consisting e every
shan sues Table Knives Forks Desserts asd Csrver
MZons Of sodger: Elliott, Wade and Bnicber snd other
Posxe ossry scissors and shears Of ali sora IsDce,s.
P.Mss6 nj Fuichers Knives steels
ve :ed complete sr,nens an veil worthy lie ssestss e
sosshsrn AID Wesssr. msrchants and sthevs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

CUPPING AND LEECHIN6a-M . minuses -
~ ass day q night BY Peter Bursst, IS sh avenue rss
keahy Swedish isechs exclusively usea f~ sale Refx
epces-Dr Van Rensselaer,, Dr. j. W. Franct Or. Bis, DR..
We hnxtcn- Dr.. Hevrof, Dr. DsncheY he
Where eh&~en requSveA 20 - Ieechsd, be s6svs
snsrnG 70 thar ckhdrpr. je1 en- .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

DALM, OR JELLY of ICELAND MOSS
D This article celebrated In coughs and diseases Of the
prepared from the best Moss and containing nur-
foreign admxture band and for sale by
BAMOTREAIIX co. No Hrnaawav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

D1LEs-PILES.-DR HALE'S Phe om,mssptn = pos
tive cure for the Piles In three days tine SOLO ny y ~
Hart corner Of Chambers and Brosdway B1,neu
street, 49, suISims
A NGINA PECTOHIs.-DOCTORs EARS hsspaid
unusual attention this dease ans has had much expe
resce In the ssd In most cases has been sac
cesu In relieving lie urgent symptoms snd IN many nj anord
entire relief lis Characteristic symptoms unplea
sensation the ssrpum-bressbone cemmony at the
lower part Of attended with pains apon he breast hut more
often the shoulder blades especially the left and oen AZ
feetog the len arm Those subject 10 sometimes awaken
"a with srpsr of su6ocston and generally experience
sbortne~ of BREATH and sometimes palpaon Of the heart
walking fast where y ascending against the wind up
Aeht o7 ssair Doctor sears would invite subject this
dsrwe or dyspepsia liver complains, pulmonary
dvepsica call him ohce a Ann street
Numerous certificates nay BE- SEEN and referencesgven.
auSSw
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STALUARLsG OIsC0VENx .---PAY

NALUARLE DlsC0VEk N.--PAfsoN.S IN
DELIBLE lNK.-This composition claims preference
other discoveries kind in its requiring the aid
any preparation. Letters and cphers can be traced by 1t
with pen upon all articles of inen silk cotton,
and although writing pale FIRST yet by applying the
same to the sum- presently deep black, and en
remains SO firmly attached the Web be efaced
either possesses also the advantage over other
produc tons that be used IN similar that does
NOT after il has WITH iron morld COR
rcae nure OF the finest fabric, and that can
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
jy2v 90 Nassau street cor of Fnton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
To0THACHEi TOOTHACHE !
CnrSe upon my venonf q stanE
That sheets my tortured gums alang,
Ar thro' my ears gies many twang,
WI gnswing vengeance;
Tearing nv nerves wi bitter pang,

Like rsking engines-Bwrs.
nR. BnAMAH'S ANTI-ODONTAL01CL LII
- GU EUR having been long established and generally
approved and by all that have used
Vt whom have saved the erborbant charges Of dentists and
have been aide mascate their ood and enjoy the ururt
Of perfect set OF teeth purely vegetable liquid and
In no case can possibly njure the other teeth For sale
wholesale and retail by Mess Sands Of Fulton and
william streets Minor and Gamble, Of Dey and Broad
Pearl street corner Of Cross b. Noncs s4( Broadway
Howin, corner Of Canal and Hudson r. n Austin - Car
mine and BurDets New York Chemical Hail. IS Sixth
Avenue. Price 50 per phal lje1-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

N ~, CAHP n TEN, NO. PEGS Sip, corunaes ts 90
~ hs undivided perronaI attention Of all
cate private diseases wheiher recent ong standing d.
csptiste Of the New York Medical Seeicty
late surgeon Of ~ regiment u Army, M IS yean par
ttoaer efhs city Separate ofc for TIE privacy Of patients
q have -op- ehtc sud IN rnefs rvs-~~t
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RIRPsg ,syxrSr

4 -4s
DIRD late and for many years connec.su w
II Messrs. LEARY CO, after the most succ ~
rience al the OF his business having estao
hse In trade his friends at his safes
n Nassau street. Of Pine, superior assortment %
every variety from the medium 20 .ne
He intends sell IS only and, by directing as %
TO that single STYLE conndeh, 81 ,v
article without and fashion and ut'y
tabished this quality well for economy anu -, .a
rabity, advantage 10 Tue pu1e ~ .o.'
fine and elegance durability, be deems =. r,s ,s,eas
tage 10 the public 10 conhne n eno.s M rival IN lie de-
ofmakng experiments in variety redIins III - - -
par,msnt TASTE he willing 10 entru; sss ,
vim any estahl,shment In producing this article
He has made arrangements for the Lonnon anu y as'
ions with some of the houses in those ces ana VIII
e r In ,h ,arIeI with The standard established by
fr~rgn tsste BIRD, IS Nassau, corner OF Pine street
"es""''e' aul7-lm
~OMETHTNG NEW For THE LADIES
~ RATTiFEE CANDY-A new and superior Favored
Candy manufactured the Bewery Steam Confectionery
and no other this city, This Candy surpasse al
Others ever invented its superiority of flavor and delicious
mess TASTE producing also pleasant odor and sweetness 70
the which other Candy thu world Ladies
respectfully invited 10 call and taste gratis, al No zo
Bowery, opposite TO Rvingten street
au22 >. w. BkfHAM SUBJ.
DUMP BOOTS-PUMP BOU4s--rumP
hadomest article OF Pump Boots for twenty shngs ever OF
fered in this city, They truly elegant and only twenty
shing pair Call $50 Canal Canal street, the "a soe
from Greenwich Don't mistake the nufaDer
They have also splendid assortment OF gentlemens g
Pumps and Shoes reduced prices Also an elegant as
scrpon, which will be sold low that no one can oect 70
the price. Don't mistake the number-t IT'S 20
u Country merchants supplied by the package OF
jy2S1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

~ WORM, JACKSON OMBARBERs ITCH" and all
other diseases skin, eectuny and speedily cured
by the of SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM,-
which has never ye failed in single instance. is applied
without the least trouble and change In
diet necessary Long standing and obstinate will he Ia
ken In charge and cured by special agreement II warrant
ed 10 IN all the money will be refunded m should
fail
Prepared and sold by A. b. d, Sands, druggists, NO eo
Fulton, corner of william st, New Ysrk. Price 81
~ b. Agents wanted In Of the principal eues sno
towns IN the United States Those who desire appointments
liberal rf' - ~ ~ ' iv2e-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28
SoMETHISG NV For Il. THE .Sn LAD S.sas.,
DUNE BOOTs-PUMP BOUa s--rums

VTVHE SUBSCRIBERS has received bv the last arrivals
from Europe, elegant assortment OF the undernien
erces which offers for sale the most advantage
terms, viz
lamps gilt and bronzed for OIL or casdles bail asips
Gilt brenzea for oil and mantle lamps IN gilt AND
bronEed glass drops and spanges gilt stand Candida
bras ladies work boxes and ornamental work tables plated
andestcks branches frames plated kettles
bottles stands &c. single and double barrel percussion
guns pocket, holster, and dueling pistols.
e2-y9m w f. WREAKS. lis Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

1HIsN GLUG.-4 bids. Of superior Irish Olive dree
] from Dsifas<. Nr salehy J. CAMPBELh PER99E,
hsuH IN asd lie Nossn strcss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

OHse, No. DIVISION st-Thr only ana sale Tor
the Nenerea disease In the known world To every OF
sound reason and Judgment mus, he evident that Hunters
Red Drop the most certain and eectua cure Tor that awful
disease the Nencrra In addition to the extensive vale o the
circumstance OF there who have yany
dsavored 10 initiate IT, il undo niabe proof OF its wonderful
virtues We do wish 10 deceive urge 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 rescuiDg them
from tho fang Of disease which many have been brought
the brink cthe grave much by drugs by the disease
and 10y application OF this medicine have been restored To-
perfect health and their wonted purity We wish to be
derstood that effect IN all Aer
selling New York for upwards Of TIVE years and in Phadel
pha four years In which time, OF thousands OF
hrs failed We feels perfectly satisfied that matter how
old the now nveterse, he will perform certain
thereby the sufferer be clear from the venerea
poison and pure the day he born.
This invaluable article sold DALE at Division Prise w.
which IA warranted o cure. aui+lms
I EvIsoN,s HgNTEn's MED DHor.-This
IL medicine the only absolute TINT has been dis
covered for the venerea disease which has been known when
seated In the system dows from generation generation
defying the skill OF the most eminent physician Is allowed
by every acquainted with H. To he the most certain safe
and quick mode Of known roots DOT every vssge Of
the poison from the system In days, matter how old
the and always be used with the greatest safety
both de 6es discovery there restraints laid
on The patient To be obtained at No Division ST. Every
bottle that l. genaDe Will have the written signature OF Urah
Levson, SO North Sixth Philadelphia where II Is sold New
York Office. No. Division doors from Chatham ~ per
bottle which is warranted 10 cure. sus1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

ID Carmne.-JOHN WYBLIE begs leave return his
grateful thanks very liberal has received
nce opening the above and has the pleasure 70
his friends and the public that in addition his
former premises he has taken in ground ogeher with
very collection OF and beautiful plants wei
the notice of botanss He has al engaged very
ecs Band Of Music, attend Tuesday and Thursday
evenings His Confectionery and Ice Cream, Of the first
quality surpassed by none in this city.
The most strict order and decorun is duly observed.
Vanilla Cream Candy Of the finest qsaty.
N. B. Admitfance the Garden gra,s. 12-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

British army. ccufines his attention 10 ihe
Its various stsg ss enables him To adopt the ;
ual remedies in eraaioating ever form of
from the system his treatment 70 vesetahl
rate, and Offices private. Call Of aioEsito
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

Debraied for he cure OF onorhga, and ara snalosol
p ints Of he OF Reneat offered 10 the public
Of the articles OF the aseve On
that be found. Its I'll price, and great viItue
which the public informed that bottles hav
been sold N tbs cry, Phsdepha and Bos,on warrant =
agentn oesg IL Ia the public witt perfect confidence Sol.
wholesale and retail at " NJ Guion's, Of BoweU
Grand street, title, with full directions.-
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-13
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
MEXICAN OUTRAGE.

Captain Freeman, of schooner Gardi-
ner, OF Gardiner, Maine, has communica-
ted to us a recent and most glaring OUT
rage committed by the Mexican authori-
ties at Tobasco. We give The facts al
most in the words of his statement to us.
lie sailed for Tobasco, from N. York,
on the 25th March, in ballast, with only
two small cases of medicine for physi-
clan there, and having cleared at This
port. taking three special manifcsts, duly
certified by the Mexican consul here
Arrived April 18th, delivered his three
general manifests of cargo and the three
certified manilests, to the boarding Off.
GERS, who asked that the cases should re, <
main on board till he heard ftom the town.
of Tobasco. Meantime, Captain F. dis.
charged his ballast and took in a cargo OF
logwood, which employed him five days-v
lie then went 10 Tobasco to clear, taking
the cases, by consent Of the boarding
officer, and delivered them at the custom
house-was then ordered to appear be-
pear before the District Judge. Feliepo
Orapeza, who told him that his vessel was
condemned, and presented paper for him
to sign, in Spanish which was translated
by the conslgnee's clerk, and was an ac-
acknowledgement that the vessel had been le-
gally and regularly condemned, after trial.
lie refused to sign, and was threatened
with imprisonment The Judge ordered
him TO appear again at 4 4o'cock, which
he did in company with the United States
Consul, Mr. Coleman. The same paper
was again presented for signature, and
the Consul Instructed him not to sign if.
The Consul inquired why the vessel was
condemned, and was told it was none of
his business. The Judge would give no
other answer. The Consul asked If Cap
tain Freeman had been guiltyof any thing
contfaband, and was answered no-that
there was nothing against him but the in
formation Of the boarding officer, that
there was an iniormalitv in hismanifest.
What that informality was he could not
learn. An officer and guard came on
board the next day, took possession of tho.
vessel, drove the mate and crew on shore,
aud discharged the cargo that had been
taken in. After much intercession, tho
mate and crew were allowed to take their
clothes, but were not allowed TO take any
provisions Expense of discharging was
charged TO the consignees, and they had
to pay-it The vessel remainsin the pos
session Of the Mexicans, Captain Free
man and his crew having arrived on board
the Ealcyon. The port of Tobasco was
closed for six days previous to the sailing
OF the llalcyon, which was May 49,
American vessels were not allowed 10 hoist
their flags, or sail, until that day.
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standard of value. sufficient standard,

standard Of value. sufficient standard,
which is all that is required.
No one can be so sensible as the writer
OF this sketch Of its many imperlectlons.
Written at intervals snatched from public
engagements, insulated from the best
means Of information, and even personal
communication with those familiar with
the intricate topics threats, brief and con-
fined as the view must be, to be read at
all by the public-I would not venture to
offer it but in the trust that however par
tisan detraction may disparage it, the
people cft the Third Congressional District,
to whom it is addressed, will fairly con-
slider it, and the people of Pennsylvania
altogether likewise give it, | receive by
every mail such proofs Of their anxiety
on the subject, by public notices of the
currency report, 10 which it may be TAX
en- as the sequel, that should be wanting
to the conjecture and to their solicitude if
| did not follow up, in the same spirit of
fair argument and delerential submission
to public Judgement, a discussion that may
perhaps enlighten and cannot possibly
mislead. c. ]. INGERSOLL.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-07-13
THE 4th AT COLUMBUS

The Democrats Of Columbus & franklin
County celebrted the 'sGlorious Fourthv
in a manner well suited to,tho times. We
give below the proceedings on the occa-
sion with some of the toasts:
10 pursuance ofprevious notice and arr,
rangements, large number of the citi-
gems of the County of Franklin, assem-
bled in the grove South Of the city Of
Columbus. AT the hour of one o'clock.
+. M the company, numbering about
THREE HUNDRED, partook Of All X
cIllent dinner prepared by Mr.. E. GALE.
to Nhom much credit is dus for the very
neat and appropriate maoner in which all
the arrangements were made. After the
removal of the cloth, the meeting was or
sanized by appointing Mr. ]. SCOTr,
soldier Of the revo'ution, President Of
the day. assisted by Mr.. E. CONVERSE,
Mr.. Boswell, Mr.. COPELAND, NJ. Cay.
DER, COLONEL McELvArN and SIMEON
MOORE. Esq. as Vice Presidents; JAcos
HARE, Esq. reader of the Declaration;
JOHN A. BRYAN, Esq. orator Of The day.
The Declaration Of Independence was
then read by JACOB HARE, Esq. in ad-
a,irable style. The orator Of the day,
IoaN A BRYAN. Esq then rose and de-
livered an oration repiete with sound pa.
triotic sentiments, highly credtabiestu
the head and heart of that gentleman;
during its delivery. Mr.. Bryan was in,
terrupted with frequent and loud bursts Of
applause.
The following toasts were then drank
by the company. accompanied with music
and the loud cheers of delighted and
grea,ful1reeman.
In drinking the tcasts on the occasion
several gentlemen present were called
out, who made very happy and eloquent
remarks in honor of the day. COLONEL
bIGLER was fifs, toasted, who responded
TO the reception he met with by a few
pertinent observations. connected with
the grories Of American freedom, and the
auspicious return of our glo,ious anniver-
sary. 1t need not be s id that the re-
marks of oNE OF THE REPUBLICAN, cEa-
TINELs who stnod lohg on the watch
tower of good old Pennsylvania, and who
now bears an active part in the demacra
lc ranks OF Ohio, were loudly and enlh
siaslicaiiy cheeied. A large number
present emigratod from that rock Of dem.
eracy, and feltthe full force and effect of
The reference made to lis stern. uubend-
ing, unyielding devoted to the cause Of
Repuhlicanism. So
Col HARLAN. (secretary of state)
was next called upon as will be seen IN
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tory will do him justice--his hare will
occupy the highes niche in the temple oe1
liberty, and fame will tell his story, for
the emulation of the virtuous and patriot
ic of generations yet unborn.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-18
From the New Haven Herald.

DREADFUL ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUICIDE
IN WooDBURy.-On the afternoon of Tuesday
last an Irishman, travelling with bundle, came
to the public house kept by Mr.. J. p. Marshall, in
Woodbury., in this county, and made some lnqul-
ries about the road He left the bundle in the
bar room, and went to the Office of Charles B.
Phelps, ESQ.,, an attorney and magistrate Of the
district, to whom he said he had come to deliver
himself, and went on TO state long incoherent
account OF abuses he had received at Zoar Bridge,
and Marett's bridge, having been robbed of six
dollars in money, pair Of boots and being chased
through cornfeld. Mr. Phelps supposing him TO
he intoxicated. referred him to Mr.. Judd, Depu-
~ Sheriff. He went off, but soon returned, di-
vested himself Of most CT his clothing IN the
street, and again went into the Office OF MIR.
Phelps, from which he was ordered out
/ About halfpast six, he returned TO MarshalFs
bar room armed with knife, where, without any
quarrel or provocation, he assaulteda young man
named Daniel Peck, infliciing three wounds IN the
breast and abdomen. lie also attacked Mr.. Mar
shall, giving him several dangerous wounds in
the abdomen. Mr.. NJ. then gave an alarm, and
fled into the sitting room where was Mrs. Swift:
the widow Of DR.. Swift Of Bristol
! The assassin followed, and struck Mrs. Swift
with the knife through the right check to the
tongue. and again in the breast, which fortunate
Nv struck steel Dusk, and thus lost ITS effect
Mrs. Preston, an aged lady. mother-ln-law OF Mr.
Marshall. hearing the alarm, came into the room
and dangerous woun! in the abdomen from which
: the intestines protruded. The assassin then re-
treated behind Il door, where he cut his own
throat, the knife passing near the cirotid artery
, and the wind pipe.
Scyera! persons had by this time assembled
and attempted to seize him, but he resisted pow
erfullv till he was knocked down the cellar stairs
, where he entrenched himself behind door, I'm
til a rope thrown, by which he was noosed
2 brought to the floor, and bound
The presented a Stacking sight Mrs
J, Preston it is thought is wosnded fatally; Mr.
Marshall dangerously, and Mrs. Swift severely
e but not dangerously. Mr.. Peck is wounded n
:, the lungs, perhaps fatally. The assassin wa:
4 wetering blood, but the extent of his wounds
: was not ascertainei at IL O'clock on Tuesda,
;, night. The letter from which we obtained the a
$ bove particulars says, ut is probable he IS ma
y MAC, escaped from confinement. lie SAID hi
;, namo was John De Wise, De Wire, and wa
t going to Vermont.
h He Isl perfect model Of muscular vigor. an
Il has probably been soldier. He spoke of bein:
r sho, by Il Court Marshall and put himself in tn
h attitude of that military punishment.
IS We are indebted for the above statement to
81 gentleman of this city, communicated 70 him b.
g friend who was party concerned and an OF
g server of the shocking scene