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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
MRS. BIRDS CELEBRATED APERI.

VI ENT NND IUNIC HENUvhIEN 0 VEUETAbI
PILIS-MRS. BIRD, encouraged by the many hatterng
epcomums which she has received from her friends
and DESTROYS Of bsnefng the human family induced to Of
fer public medicine safe and certain
Cor al diseases Of the stomach and complaints arising from ind
gcson OF bile These pills have been known
10 effect permanent and radical by proper ap
and indeed so abundsntly
and beneficial properties The proprietor u the receipt does
intend tire patience ofhe public ny detailing In long
pills other in presen, use but merely 70 enumer.te
few OF the he body which they have been
correct and perfectly eureBisus and liver see
TONS covenes asthma piles settled palms. dyspepsia, chro
mic and oHamnstory rheuatih headache, inpurity Of
the fluids debility the sickness incident TO females in
delicate health and fact for description Of dserdered
health they will he FUND certain and nfaibe
dy Mrs Bird offers her Renovang Pills to the public IL the
confident apepson that they will be found universally
invaluable family friend. Sold only at Divcs street. by
MRS BIRD Advice gratis oY-Sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

/ CAKD.-Tbe Ladies who were formerly employed
$50 Broadway have opened the store IS Ieoasrd street tone
door east Of brosdway where they are prepared to execute
cloak making and wearing apparel every description Also
ssa,s.. eosng CAPS stocks rs and TsPsns r.naoos
the reasonable and the shortest
Persons can be supplied with esmsressss on application
N. B-Ths appeal generous public >. in consequence
seamstreses Clo,hng that they could do
wo ut The ladies N .ne store Therefore sr they have taken
specHuy solicit share Of that patronage literally award
s-The above viii be closed every evening precise.
Iy at O'Clock ~" q A. RICH,
xoSHEaS Hs SP CO.. SH M sa MMs
hand extensive assortment ofreay made clothing
s .sc. e, s"S rss they Will sell
AwEHiC4MaNS ExCVAE no CSMP a ~ a., A.
Of Ave asas-uassr Eve dollars specie, the usual
The Company wa be prepared IL few days TO eesive on
deposit good bonds and on improved city property
''Jsssph 0iiioss,s ssisS..ssa Patent scion-
JOSEPH cYLESSTT beg. o inform he ,.sn: ,A., he
s:Ss s. q. ss. me United
States. and Of warranted good quay-smongst which may be
aPs,en, M.gaum soaum Commercial Pea"
Original Patent Ladies' PEN"
Eagle Fen&
Dousle Dsmascus Barrel" Lunarsv Peruvia New
Yorh Fountain and Damascus Pens put In variety
ylesvis cards 81 dozen with rosewood and al
bsta holders In ksres Of dozen each holders
cases shell boxes and cards
!" AIbsta Everpofn, and Pen and Everpoint Pencila"
CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.
From the well mered and universal celebrity ~ the above
Pens by the whole mercantile community Rurops
United States several w~pncDid ahers have endea
rss e %
requisite sus Writing %he ssy. sS.sd .Se q .nps
rallied demand Cor the original pen every country where
The public hereby cautioned 10 be lnu guard
against these councrfss they he readily e cted by
their unfinished and ~ The which
they are sent INTO the MARKET In their attempt ~pose upon
the unwary.
Each gross ofthe genuins pen euveopedn neatly print
ed wrapper, descriptive Of the srtcIeh contains.
Further 10 guard against the fraud public VIII please
observe that the genuine bear efihe bswng MARKS
always reading from the point OF the pen.
Joseph Jos~pb Jo~~ph
Gllotrs r3iletrs Ollsat
PsNpt Warranted. Mak~r.
Ine shove may be lad NJ his Warehouse, No
aeret ore door below Pearl, New Yovh. oIsSus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

DECKWITH's ANTI .DYsPEPTIC PILLS.
ID This medicine having with approba-
ton OF those who have fairly employed it, according the
directions recommended with increased nhdence
public In almost every variety Of functional disorder OF
bowels liver and speen such heartburn acid
and bowels inepieDt dsrrha collie supdce fatuence
bua costvesess loss OF appetite sick headache SICKNESS
&c nc. These pills being entirely vegetable be taken
perfect safety under weaher
he furs they seldom produce SICK
the stomach gripping The certificates,
from gentlemen Of the highest resp liability, give ample evil
dencs Of the value in which these pills are held.
From the RI Rev. Levi :. Ives, d. D. Bishop OF Carolina
RALEIGH, March q 1855
Havng for the last three years. intimately acquainted
with Dr. John Beckwth OF this city, and enjoyed his profess
sons services take pleasure stating that his character
Christian gentleman and experienced Physician, entities his
testimony regard to the Of his AntiDy speyc Pills.
the entire conference ~ the public My experience the
their emner value, particularly In aiding impaired siees.
tion and warding of bilious attacks Having been for long
time subject the annual OF such attacks
the habit Of esong for security against and with
partial SUGGEST liberal Of calomel blue pill
ssee my acquaintance with the antiyspepc pill Dr. Beck
WITH which he prescribed The first instance himself have
not been under The necessity Of using mercury any FORM
besides being wholly exempt from bilious attacks Several
members OF nay fam y are experiencing the same beneficial
effects L. 9. 1vESr
Other TESTIMONIALS Of value lately received from ren.
emsn othe highest responsibility may be seen apple
To OF the agents
Tobe had, by the sirgie box or gross, OF
HENRY d. TURNER, Principal Agent,
$50 Broadway, N. r. up stairs
NJ And for sale by OF the respectable druggists
city and In the u. States oaG1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

DOCTOR FAWCETT, Member Of the Royal Col
ege Of Surgeons Of London md Edinburgh and men Der
OF the Medical College Of Philadelphia connuus direct
attention TO the Of the following diseases VIZ
GooerrhUa Irritation Of the ueihrs bad
der and Glands legs rkeumstsm, and
scroulou affections Recent Of Veneres cured In tive
days without mercury. preventive rsy he had Persons
who have injured by secret destructive habit will
oh ain immediate relief Separate oces, 80 Fulton street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

MIDWIFERy.-MRS.B BIRD having been duly qua
lVI lifted, In lying hospital In Europe, be by
her testimonials and certificates Offers her
the ladies of New York. Reference be given whom she
has attended, and also many gentlemen II the faculty in
this cy-Dr Bush pr Francis (rroessor) Dr. Ralph DR..
Wolf, Or. Wright, and others.
Mrs Bird apPrses the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their and females ally that she
tnues be consulted the different affections
In peculiar stages; Der treatment mild yet
ducsg saiuary change In the syaemso tina the delicate
sensitive female better health during pregnacy
other times She devotes her the disc
fwsmen and children and III ard Affections incident
females he. Cuppns leeching Residence No Division
street. o27-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

A REVEREND RAscAL-The Rev. Rap Potter late
y convicted of adultery in Pawtucket, r. l., has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment with costs Of
prosecution and-beneft of clergy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
A TKINsOE,s DEPJLATGRY FOR EH

and ladies with equal certainty and safety leaving the
skin whittier Than before the application.
ALLADEEN MAHOMEDS TURKISH DYE for chang.
ing red gray hair the head whkers and eyebrows
beautiful and permanent black brown without staining the
shin or the finest linen -
For sale wholesale rstsil by HART 1ss Broadway,
erpose John doors from Dye street, o25lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

nR. VAN HAMBERTS FEMALE RENO.
- WAITING PILLS, FROM GEkMANY-An ehectuai re.
nedy for suppression and all where nature
Toes not have her proper and regular course
NJ B. They must not be taken during pregnancy asthey
will produce abortion.
Sold by j. H. Hart Of Broadway and Chambers ST
p.rn.,t az 6.b avenue el2lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

mr.. HAMILTON, surgeon Of long standing, and ID
pupil OF of the first colleges Uor anatomy and the the
ory and practice physc and SURGERY Europe has moved
into house No. 81 Courandt where he may be consult
ed on every disease incidental human nature common
uncomnoa delicate indicate The most desperate vene
real from nine days Sores OF every
other propOronae TO their state and
ture. Attendance at all tlTaes- ola lmH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
Nl sYRHP FOR cHiIDREN cgTTfNS 'TEETH.@

~ And for sale By mos, Of The respectable druggists 10
city and in the u. States oaG- In,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

GLASS WARE.-At the wholesale Glass Wareware
ouse No 43 Maiden lane be found tumbers, wines
and plain and glass generay plain and
fancy bottles peumers Jars show glasses NC for confec
TONERS; lamps cut and plains astre shade and Moons Also
bottles phals jars &c for druggists OF every color size and
description Glass made and to pattern Private
no ties furnished to order OFT ltnA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

= IN euectua cure Tor semina weskness, whites, sup
precision irregular messtraon green sickness and ali sNec-
lions Of the Kidney bladder and PROSTATE gland In gravel
mo where there command Of bladder they adrd
aast relief and their for few days completely cure
For sale wholesale and retail by "A. b. K D. SANDS ,ee
Fulton st. corner Of William, New York; DR. VIM YounS No
IS South Fourth st. Philadelphia.
southern western and eastern merchants purchasing
~ the deSea will be supplied liberal discoucS
md the 49,; will be warranted To them TO prodvce me dsrsJ
Mect. - -'s~
~ Price 81 per Dor retail. ola,ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

DkoPS-For the cure of coughs colas intiuenzes and
dificulty OF breathingTh the the year when
May are subject 70 coughs colds and asmac dis.
years been used sovereign remedy Boston, Phlade.
pha and Baltimore II has ofate been introduced in this city,
where mas received the sanction of eminent
PHYSICIANS ~ is iounded on number of years trial. which
WIN re su,cieht recommendation its safety for It's
Denenca eHects In the the named diseases
thousands N this city can testify who have One bottle
VIII be suhcient to test its virtues offered al the yerv
low price OF 70 and SO cents per bottle with full directions r
USE ihat may be within the of any who may wish
10 try it, &c. - - "' ''-
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Under SO Beekman
ST. Corner William St; Dr. James H. Hart ay corner
Chambers ST. Dr. Syme, Bowery corner Walker 81; and by
Schefen ia Canal Lawrence ST. Price Is and s.
hottie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03
+ EVIsON,s HUNTERS RED DROP.-Th

i agent is confidext that f this medicine generally
knowR would prove Of the greatest blessings that
happened the human family he has known cure In
without the most excruciang pain and thinks that II
person Knows any thing calculaea 10 aeva's n
duty devoving every situated from which none
sheud seek TO themselves to make public and under
the conviction of this TRUTH he makes This medicine
known but that the medicine itself will do more TO
make il popular all he say do Price 81 bottle
Office Division BE very particular and see that every bot
lie las The writer name u. LEvISON. o20-1ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-18

Z HtNE FOR &AbE $eNtRt.. NV AND
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-18

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15
MORNING HER AID .



We had accounts last night from one Of our corps
Of correspondents. The efervescence among the
President and his advisers is as great as ever NO
thing definite has yet leaked out
There is rumor that entire reconstruction OF
the cabinet will be made This is contraelcted py
counter rumor that the cabinet will sanction any use
full change in public measures II IS now geherdhy
conceded by all men in public office that aA eh''ie
change will take place in the measures OF govern
ment.
General Lytle had arrived, and gwen the President
an account of the general route IN New York. The
nas,;on now before his friends in Office IS, whether
thew will fall back upon national bank and internal
improvements or remain for the next three years IN the
sulen stubborn support Of locofoco principles. Our
correspondent thinks that Mr.. Van Buren, will give
way. When Mr. Van Buren, ever acted on his own
principles his change opposition has always been from
extreme 10 extreme. In 1917 he bounded from bit
ter opposition Of Mr. Clinton TO be his ultra friend.
In 1924 he made a similar somerset 1t IS argued,
therefore that the President will in time come ont fof
national bank the chief Office in New York, the Sc
cond in New Orleans.
Such are the views Of our correspondent. we ex-
pect further accounts tomorrow. we have now
organized corps of three original correspondents al
Washington, all different and new men from our ior-
mer corps during the session. We mean to drag
10 light the new views Of the Cabinet before the SEES
sion begins.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

DUEL-A duel was decided few days SINCE near
Castor, n. c., between Mr.. Dromgoole, member OF
Congress, and Mr.. Digger of Brunswick County, Va.
Mr.. Digger is reported to have been dangerously
wouaded having received the ball of his antagonist
in his side, about three inches below the arm-pt
There is but little hope ofMr. Dugger's recovery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

GsNERAL SESSIONS. Before the Recorder, and AL.
dermen Ingraham and Bruen.
This Cour, is getting into dlsrepute more and more
every day. The laughing, and chattering, and gig
Cling gong on between the magistrates on the bench
and others no take the liberty of ntcrruptng them
in their duties and the proceedings of the Court gene
rally, deserve the severest reproba'ion and censure
The Jurors compelled 10 be punctual in their at
tendance, or they are heavily fned-sut owing TO
want ef proper management IN some quarter, the bu
siness fthe General Sessions Court is either con-
ducted in most slovcny manner, it does not pro-
gross al all. The Courts meet hour after their ap-
pointed time-sit couple Of hours-lsugh, and talk,
and Joke half Of that and then adjourn TO dinner
frequently without trying more than couple OF COM
parauvely Hnlmportant cases.
Such was the scene the Sessions Room presented
yesterday. La these remarks, however, we do not
because we consceniionsly cannot-include MIR Phe-
nix nor Alderman Ingraham; both these gentlemen
ever nj their posts, and ever anxious and compe-
tent 10 discharge the duties assigned them.
The only features worth recording are the trial of
two boys Of Ia years Of age-one named Sylvester
Davis was Tried for grand larceny in stealing about
so fur caps worth nine dollars each from the Of
Mr. Phillips in Fulton street, opposite Hollis Hotel.
The caps were in the drawer on Saturday night
were not there on Monday morning DAVIS was in
the store on Sunday was seen TO leave there on
that day with large bundle Of csps. He boarded
with Mrs. De Young and Mrs. Seman-thcy sus-
pected him Of dishonesty searched his room, and
found three dozen Of the caps therein.
In his defence Davis said that Mrs. De Young per-
suaded him TO steal the caps, that she might send
them to the country and sell Them There was nothing
To subsanaie this assertion, and he found guilt
Of grand larceny
Tho other boy was named John Jenkins-aped l6.
He was tried for burgary-hreakng into the Office OF
Mr.. Tituss lumber yard, 202 Cherry street. Mr.. T.
said that his office had been broken open four or five
times a year for two or three years past. Wade a
Waterman, sad he saw Jenkins and two others late
night in Tituss Office, breaking open and fnnsack-
mo the drawers He waited for the assistance Of other
watehmen, that he might catch all three Of them
thew took alarm-two escaped-Jenllns fell down and
Wade caught him. There nothing stolen. The
bow jenkins was found guilty Il burglary.
Three men named Sankey CulIum and Gahery
were then tired indictments for assauliing
each other. Cullum went 10 Sanky and said Why
did yos beat your wife ~ Sankey said, I" It's mono
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

sJ- Who originated the terms "agrarlan," "loco-
focos" Slam Bang & Coz? Can any body tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

GRrSADA.-we have received file Of the Grenada
Free Press to the 23d August via. Jamaica. They
contain no intelligence not heretofore received
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

ar The Annual aurora Boreahs appeared, IN
modified form last night about seven o'clock. II pre-
scented the appearance Of dim rosy light difiused
over the broad concave Of the Heavens rather bright
er towards the north than elsewhere. Docs the
oalhin its orbit across track of yaponr That
forms here mctcorsl L. there moi a change going
on il the uniyersc-n the solar system
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15
we smile atthe drawn Gag
And defy its point

Independence, talent morals, science, and correct
knowledge, particularly commercial affairs arc the
clements Of the Herad-and all the rotten rints OF
Wall street cannot impede our progress.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

INSTITUTION or the BLlND.-Y yesterday was sp-
pointed to lay the foundation Of new building
for this institution. II showed seeted, and was quite
disagreeable In spite Of the weather, we went out
to see the ceremony. 1t was postponed. We saw
the locality of the building the first tier of stone
forming foundation. On heap Of clay lay the cor
ner stone block of marble with square hole in 1t
to receive the deposite of papers.
The ground around and absut was covered with
snow. Yet several of the blind boys amusing them
selves in the yard and wandering about as it were oy
instinct. Touch becomes to these unfortunates, by
long use second sight-and hearing, a species of
eye.
The funds of the institution are only yet sufficient
to enable the Trustees begin the western wing OF
the projected building. The plan is very elegant
main building somewhat OF the Gothic style, with
wo wigs, fronting the west Tae grounds are bound
ed by the eighth and ninth avenues-a beautiful knoll
but Yesterday clad in the silver livery Of winter.
What change in few days.
u We have received number of invitations for
private celebrations of the recent revolution at the
polls-one in particular at a celebrated place in Muir
ray street. We shall be most happy to attend, par
tieuary where the ladies are to be found. 1 shall
never sanction any kind of rejoicing unless woman
joins II. During the last few days have been busy
burying the dead Poor Slamm, Bang & Co! gave
them decent funeral, and next week shall pro-
nounce the funeral Grafton their ashes. Like all
maefaaors they died that their country might be
benefited. Glory enough for one day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
From the Montgomery Democrat
Head QUARTERS,
Sent. G. 1887.

Sept. G, 1887.
To Major Downing Dear Unkel-l have long
felt an itching desire 20 rite 10 you about my cir
conferences. now luke up my pen TO rite. ho-
pin, my unkel, you will do me, your reifew, the
'onor to accep, Of this.
Toihcr DAY we hsda trsnin' aud was 'lec,ed
Corporal, so you see Tn a military man, and the
folks call me Corporal Downing Mother SEE
she alwsys knowd I'd be a military officer fIr
~ thing ! done VAS dashed off 10 such broad
bold way that there coud'n, be no mistake in me
Why, unkel, do You believe il, the people all
round here thinks your one Of the greatest and
best men liyin, and I'm determined to foller in
your footsteps.
The Office holders have played the old harry
with Us IN this country for too or three wears and
got us into a du-ed bad scrapc. Scents You've
ben to Drop our legislator has invented a nov pa.
tent way Of doing business called the log rolling
system The na,ur of the thing ls this There
vas great many members there who wanted to
ri, bbuk charters, end couldent do it Tor the peo-
pie new there want no need Of so mony banks ;
well. there was smother set who, wanted rail
rjads, and another wsn'ed git county build
lngs moved some where else for their own par
tikilar Hdyanlsgemen'. We'll now you see no one
sort could do this bisness alone, 20 they all united
and made gree, bee and helped one another.
And, cir, they acted for all the world 0st ike a
lot Of young chaps q, a huskln bee, mixin up ia,
corn bnd husks rsrein down fcnses and ,hron buc
Nheal N the apple trees. tel you what, they
made more ruin ~ one winter then the people
would hs up in too yesr'.
Well when hey got home the people talked tt
/ 'om about their cspers, bot they said It was done
now and couldn't be uDdone, and 'twssnt best Il
/ make fus about spill, uk, csuse taoud create
\ dsJuiou and trouble in the party srd njure Tia
great prncpdl' Of democracy. feis great manl
old fashioned democrats said they eouio'n, see n
ny democracy in such csuyins on. bot not wishii
10 make any fuss and for the sake of union sn
harmony We concluded to le, EN- 60 IN SYN arle
maxim EN- promise 10 Go better next tine.
Bot when they once got together og,n they act
80 lusi a. bad ever. They did not care STRAW
tor The people nor 10 body else. They sec tba
when they got home they would talk To the PEG
pie about union and harmony, and democracy a.
rsP0blosni'r. an Sisrslis-. and in f.w weel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-03
FROM az .fsto fork Ssr
INDIAN AFFAIRS

We hat. Iu,i received the "Annual Register q To-.
dian Affairs for l-j5 Published by Isaac VI Coy, oi
the baptist Mis.ion Ilouse In the lndisn Territory
vest Of the Misassppi The following foi, taken
from tins periodical, may be found interesting.
The boundaries Of the Indian country, drsigned for
the se tement Of the Indian tribes west Of the Miss
lssppi, are described ~ follows .-" Beginning where
the line of the 23d degree Of Longitude PLneah
River, and running down said fiver 10 the Missouri
ty.r thence down the Missouri 30 the State OF
Missouri thence along the western boundary of The
State of Missouri and Arkansas RED river thence
up Red river To the sd degree Of Longitude, aud
t,rnce north 10 The beginning These undifi~s IN
elgdr district Of country about O,O0U miles long aud
two hundred miles wide, within which there the
following number OF Indians