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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28
EKMALE COMPARTMENTS original and only
Il genuine WIDOW WEIGHS FEMALE PlLls, par

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tsu.r,y aospea % disorders incident 20 the SEX
This medicine Justly celsbrsed tor all Female complaints
purity The blood. eisxation by heat in warm eli
mates sek head ache indigestion debility owne,s Of sR
Asbps 4c &s To the Ladies' molhers guardians managers
early age To and publish the whole o. the
which Mrs wsch receives would be useless and indeicale
the effects Of this genuine and preparation
youq s & Do
sonees among The young women OF this town and negheor-
AM redto perfect health Caharne ylcxerman, aged 10
years compelled to leave the service OF Mr. Stevenson Of
rapid consumption appeared unavoidable; charity
gave her the Pills wi,hop hepe and 10 asionshent she
from the same cause TO situation The PILLS
perfectly restored her short time and produced that regu-
rity necessary TO the health of eve y Female
Mrs Rights daughter could walk down stairs her
dissolution sickness attended her every morning, breath
short sao~ sompeson and eoaed face deed these sym
This particular complaint One pill increased TO three every
perfect health joced is the har Of
her mother that she every pill worth dollar To de-
hood would q rS@e onS hS ali Female
a .sd sm y d ana
Managers Of schools duly consider the health aud happiness
sna bee or h1 the
plants which females subject would be prevented and
1s
~ NJ B. Since the publication this medicine, numbers
have been cured violent sick headaches which the
female particularly subject and ether nervous disor
ders which debiiated the " hole In fact, wherever
frame shaken by Affection iEured by indges
ton ulency, and reduced by distractions grief or naa-
dy pills viii be found restorative. They quickly
the bres their due tonethe stomach 10 its proper
elasticity these promoting digestion and taking of
very thing obH oxious pnre Law NATURE-prepar
ed by Sarah Ann Welch, and sold by her appointed
agents
Agents for New York-Mr +. Dickey chemist AS Broad
way-nIr. John b. Dodd chemist CAS- Broadway corner OF
Blocker street.-the Seprezs Pharmacy, 63 Bowery
OF Walker see-Mr W B Hoffman, chemist 657 Broadway
(ndPrbil
Mr. Scheln. ia Canal street.-the NJ G. Slonum, corner Of
Broadway and Duane sreeMr j b. Chiffon, 265 Broadway
-Messrs. Miller Gamben 1913 Broadway.
Prce-75 box, with full directions treating the e
male constitution health and happiness, which lady should
be without
N. B. Ask for Widow WEIGHS Female Pills wholesale
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

MAS. MOTT. THE CELEBRATED EMALE
tvI PHYSICIAN, of Boston, would respectfully give notice
the Ladies' of New York and vicinity that she has conmen
practice this residence No. "a Leonard street.
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected during tour in Europe, Herbs
Roots essential Oils, be obtained in America, she VIII
be enabled diseases their formidable
The great which has atendc her treatment Of
diseases in this country, guarantee OF what may be expect
The many delicate complaints incident the female
unnecessary.
Mrs Mott pledges herself relieve the following
dis Rheumatism Tic Eoofeux tcured without The use
iancei CoBacops, Parnyzed Linus Palsy, Decline, Con-
xumption Dropsy Humors (Scroiula Salt Rheum, Kings
Evil CAnker Ring worm &c Gc Caarrh, Scald Heads, AT
fections Of the Eyes spepsa Gebity Spinal affections
Nervous symptoms, White swoings Worms Asthma Jaun
dice Liver Complaint HemorThods Piles, Female Weakness
es, &C. &c.
In conjunction with her medicines Mrs Mott will administer
Hvads and Others Toe muck cannot be said In favour OF
these baths, which the from different herbs and
sena OILS suit The diseases which they taken They
perfectly safe administer to the debtaed mpa
ing such strength they not only luxung, but cure
in all chronic complaints and preventive against all conta
their utility For uxur, healthy they calculated
free perspraon cleanse soften and purify the
skin.
having the diseases orrhrcn part GUITAR
bIanch OF her profession she will be enabled dseas.
bafed the skill 1.-THE talented physician. Ne
mercury or mineral Of any Kind used
Hours for seeing patients from 10 in the morning. until IN
the evening Gentlemen communicate with Mrs. Mot,
only through wife or mother.
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated win baths al
hour of the day.
Family patent rg h for above baths be obtained
p the country pos, paid, WI receive immedi
ate attention.. ol0-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28
nOCTOR FAWCETT, Member Of the Royal Col
- ece Surgeons London nd Edinburgh, Der
N tn

hOCTOR FAWCETT, Member OF the Royal Col
- ece Of Surgeons Of London md Edinburgh and Der
OF Medical College OF Philadelphia copnuus to di-scthis
attention to the OF the following diseases VIZ
der od prosate glands legs rheumatism, sgpe and
scrouou affections Recent OF Venereal cured two
days without preventive may be has Persons
injured themselves destructive habit will
obtain immediate relief Separate o@ces 2l0 Fulton street
Greenwich Tie strictest seeresy observed nlmf
T. Gus HAiR-Tns pane female sesuty, whether
foreneas neck sin unsghty, the lip he
Tcs Win
out the least appr.sh TO pss and leaving The skin wne and
softer than before BY twice using the Depiatoy the roots
the hair usually destroyed redhrs nc further
Pcaton OF IL No bad consequences from It's need be
pretended as may be used on ~ infants sAa without any
The advertiser prepared bottle sold by
oserate aec,usy, and be perfectly
effects. Price a. Sold wholesale and rsansy
II. G. nART l73 Broadway,
au26-3ms corner Courandt 81
UIs TIL ERE NO BALM IN GILEsD IT,
ExPECTORANT, Balm whose health generating powers
he equaed We therefore to the al
nic,ed child e man come try \ Try ~ cough co.d con,
Lungs Breast will deceive you, II has truly
miracles In raising the afflicted from the Jaws death
IT, and have found relief and therefore Why
not your Itmay be bad Of b. and d. SANDS, so rnh.n
cor. OF William ~. Price u 90 nzelm'
~ pleasure inform his friends and the public IN general
he has opened Apothecarys Store No 81 Chambers
day night upon who may honor him with their pa
ensge He has studied In Europe and for the last sixteen
Mr.. J. Mlhsu, where be he has given entire salts
Medicines hest quality viii be used by him and phys
clans prescriptions will put up with and despatch and
At the lowest terms possible. n35ms
fSHILDREN's CLOTH lNG-The subscribers keep
~ constantly hand extensive assortment Of children
cell on very reasonable tere At wholesale or retail
sl53mr l. GEO A. HOYT& Co. IA Bowery.
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MFRS. BIRDS CELEBRATED ApERl-
Nl ENT AND TONIC REN0vATlNG VEGETABl

PILLs.-MRs BIRD Encouraged by the many CATERING
and DESTROYS bsne6ing family, induced TO Of
the public the above medicine safe and certain
geston of bile These pills have been known
fail effect permanent and radical cure by proper APP
has been their result that housan W their valuable
not intend to ire patience public by detailing long
putting preamble the important qualifications OF these
ew Of The which hey Save been
known and perfectly cureBHisus and liver aec
mic and iaaammaiory Iheu@a,iss headaehe impuri,y Of
the fluids debility Se sickness incident to
hes lib they will be found an easy certain and nfabe rene
sonhdent anticipation they will be found universally
inyaluahe family friend Sold only at Dvisos street, BY
IL Ne Division stn consequence OF the very great and
extraordinary this medicine has Performed IN venerea
effect, in where the psien, had been given
ss ANNALS
every three months since first brought Out which
was five years ago are counlsneing and trying In various
Ievsons Hunters Red Drop warranted effect prompt
drance from business in s cases OF Venerea and under all
Price 81 per bottle All genuine will have the name Of u
Levison whom be obtained all hours Office No
Division four doors from Chatham sqHare and at no other
place In this city. n2f I'M
DONE sETTING.-DoCTOR HEWITT, Bone Sci
ID informs the public, such has been the increase
opera,oassc his own rooms No ss Prince except
cases where patients are too lame TO such ne Will con
cnes internally His attention wholly given particular
B job Sweet swes, Of Boston, and entirely onersn, from tis %
ordinary surgery hes been ipgnariy suc among 5se
sees are aDd
fractions Of the spine and other deformtes weak
To uv,- VINO scsuaised with the grea, efficacy o.
M %GSs Of BE- :%d but . pa
aents who have been or who are now snser bis care
literally.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

4 *. HAMlLTON, surgeon OF losg standing sna =
DRY and practice of physc and SURGERY in Europe moved
into the house No 81 Courandt where be may CONSULT
ed disease Incidental human
delicate indicate The desperate
real cured in from two tn nine days Sores OF
other description In time proporonae their and
ture. Attendance nj all times. nl6-lms
fe,H r. pHILOsOPHERS sTONE AT LAST
DIsCOVERED!-The venerea disease exerminateds
The celebrated Dr. POETTS GonorrhGa Ersdicator
fails In The directions perfect fully and clear
describing every symptom and md showing the only
sure method OF acknowledged the prevalence OF
this has wonderfully decreased sce the Introduction
of the Eradicaor.
For sale by A. B. D. Sands, loo Fulton street. syme'sl
cor Bowery and Walker st, Nones, ga Broadway and
p. Burnett IS 9Th avenue. Price el. n2i1mt
"A WTlFICiAL TEETH. without clasps springs
IN nc thereby avoiding injury the adjoining tk4
principles OF atmospheric pressure by NJ LEvETT Dentist,
No 3fIt Broadway opposite the Masonic Hail.
This method generally known ard approved, needs
comment being wholly different in principle and result from
any praeticed In New York
fits references OF the highest order amplethc epn-
ion of the New York public this improved system, may bs
seen in the following respectable papers
Vide New York MiSror, 18th July, 1886.
Courier Enquirer, 26th December 1885.
Evening Star, nth Jure. 1887 % 3mos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

NHILDR LENS CLOTH1NG-Tbes subscribers keep
~ constantly hand extensive assortment Of children
clothing, made fashionable Style which they vii
cell very reasonable terrne at wholesale retail
sl5-Smv GEO AHOYT& CO., IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28
y9 cI aFqy so9;EFSG

lVl SYRBP FOR CIIILDkEN CUTTING TEETH
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES-Mothers and nurses
informed that nfabe remedy prepared by Mrs.
children teethng-a remedy which has been the Of
ing the lives of many darling babe when the commissions
baled all skill Ii is only necessary 10 rub the chd
with the syrup TO effect recovery and as 1t so ex
ireniely the Child will mind the appea
II is also sfecua in opening the of the
previous any appearance OF teeth And will also be found
excellent bedside companion for mothers in pre-
venting commissions fevers &c arising from pains in the CUNT
The chids waking ia tie night by Immediately appyingis
above Sold only by
3ns nRS. BIRD, z Division
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-28

The superior basaUic properties ~ PFrphh
tiop have caused universally acknowledged far superb
any other before the public, for Coughs Colds
Asbs Mboopipg Cough Shortness Of Breath, spd all az
fscon Of the Chest and Lungs, leading TO Consumption
yerwort many favo ito remedy tor the
above complaints among the medical profession The above
preparation only contains AL the virtues ~ Lverwort
have long known, and held In high estimation for their
healing virtues in pulmonary complaints, and other ngredi
lower inflammation, and prevent the secretion OF
partc uarly recommended TO OF
sumptve constitutions almost instantly slis hit and
recent colds gives immediate relef to those which from
elect assumed dangerous character and when
perevered in never fails completely 10 The
obstinate cases Price q. per b. tile
For nIe by James HOW'LL (soe sropreor) Msdi-
Cstbarn retail at is Broadway corner Cedar
Allen Tngerso 7fa Grand Norfok II. Manson, SIS
Greenwich corner Barrow; r. X Hhbard 228 Bowery G..
L. white 4o5 Pearl Adswson Ora, 500 Broadway and
Bowery J.wer, 2ist Grandst G. F. Cougnacq W Chshsm
street. knioim'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19

will proceed with the case OF Gen. Scott in
due form. The General looks in,lieposed /;
iabor'ously engaged during the recess, and
participating in the common tatarrh Of the
season, he has lost much Of his ruddiness /:
"A lew days, however, will restore him to
his wonted health. Gen. G.iaes arrived
yesterday in the cars from Baltimore. and
has taken lodgings At Mrs. Thomas. He is
in fine spirits, and, as reports says, is deter.
mined 10 drag frem their cover,s the true
culprits IN the Florida case. He will ask
the Court for subpoena for Lewis Cass, and
require Of him the explanations so juetiy due
TO the American people.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
THE STOLEN MONEY.

The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday saws:
I'VE understand that $1,000 of the money
stolen from the Lynchburg stage, has been
returned to the Bank OF Virginia and there
identified. II wus recovered by citizen O,
Manchester, under circumstances not of suf.
hcIent importance TO the enumerated. II il
hoped, that a ciew may be found for recover.
ing the residue of the stolen treasure"
The Wing gives the following account oil
the discovery:
{" A citizen yesterday hunting in the neie h.
borhood OF Manchester, found himself an.
preaching three persons comforting together
two OF whom wore negroes, and the third, he
thinks, white man. but this he could no,
accurately distinguish. Seeing him advance
they took flight, when he fired upon them
being assured that he should do no execution
at the distance with partridge shot Making
up TO the spot, he found package, which on
examination, contained S 200 in bank hills.
subsequently recognized, we understand, az
part OF The money stolen along 18th the trunk
OF Cap. Holcombe, ten or Il elve days ago.
belonging TO the two banks. This discoye.
ry will undoubtedly lead to more important
conseQnences.-It was lucky shot"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
THE .StoIen Notice

We understand, that pop shop-keeper in
Manchester. by the name Of Perkins, wa.
arrested on Thursday evening, under suspi-
cion OF being concerned in The robbery of the
$4,000 in Lynchburg notes, from The
Lynchhurg mail. He is the person who
surrendered 10 The Bank Of Virginia, some
days since, $1,000 of those notes, with the
singular story OF having compelled some ne
groes, &C., 10 abandon and drop the notes,
6by firing his gun at them, in the woods near
Manchester. II isnot proper, at this mo.
ment, TO specify all the circumstances which
led 10 the suspicion. The Banks have also
arrested negro, by the name of Randall,
who had wife at Perkns's house.-Tbe
negro has confessed, since his arrest, the ha-
wing stolen the trunk, IN which the notes
were deposited, and conveyed it to Perkins's
premises, where il was burnt. The iron rib
OF The trunk was found, a lew days since, in
neighboring lot. These two persons are now
IN JaIl-bu!, we understand, that no more
money has yet been found.-EHeuIRER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
FROM FLORIDA.

Extracts from letters. from Gen. Jesup, dated
HEAD QUARTERs-Arn,y Of the South. ,
, Camp Dade, Dec. II, 1886.
ne army under my command, consist
ing OF The Tennessee brigade and Alabama
battalion, with about three hundred regular
troops and five hundred Indian warriors. ar.
rived IN this vicinity last night. To-day I
have had the Waboo Swamp completely ex
amined, not an Indian is TO be found, and the
friendly warriors are of opinion that ihey
nave all gone sou'h.-Frem the appearance
OF Their trails, they are supposed to have re-
treated soon after their las, battle with the
troops under the command Of Gov. Call"
HEAD QUARTERs-Hrmy of the South. }
lamp Dade, Florida, Dec. IS, 1896. I
SINCE J wrote TO you yesterday, I have
resolved, from carful consideration of all
the circumstances Of the country and The ar.
my, 10 place depot at this place. leave
garrison OF one hundred and fifty men 10 de-
'end II, and, with the remainder OF the force
under my command, to proceed down the
,"y'h'acoochee, scourging the country on
both banks 10 its mouth.
ny me movement proposed, shall be
able 10 drive out all the Indians who may re-.
MAN on or near the river, to cover the from
.iers, ana ascertain the practicability oEtusb-
ing steamers or other boats up 10 Tie forks.
boats can be brought up 10 that point
OF within days march Of il, the Indians
must forever abandon their settlements in the
cove and the swamps on the river.
"Tbe Tennessee volunteers will continue
with me unlii this movement be reformed.
though The term OF service OF many of them
has expired, and that of all will probably
have expired before ii be accomplished.
The prisoners whom have taken inform
me that il is the purpose ofMicanopy, jun.
per, aud Abraham, TO fly before .hs army
and avoid bsttiej they viii; hide the mseivs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
New ORIEANs JAN <

ANEW ORLEANS, JAN. ..
The schooner Ringleader arrived this
morning from Tampico. whence she sail.
ed on the Goth ult. We have been N.
vored by a commercial friend with the
following extract Of a letter. which EN-.
bodies all the news that had TRANSFERRED
up to the departure of the Ringleader.
The schooner Sarah Ann for this port
with $500. 900, sailed in company with
the Ringleader. and may therefore be-
hourly expected to arrive.
TAMPIco, Dec. Is, 1886.
Last night many imprisonments have
taken place, on the ground that several
OF our citizens. joined by nearly all of
the Havaneros residing there, intended
to pronounce in favor of the former Fed
eral Government. The battalion Of
Puebla Vicjo, it is said, has been co.ep-
Grating, and was therefore kept under
close observation By the military com.
mandant ofthe place.
"The news Of Santa Annals liberation
from confinement in Texas had not
reached Tampico at the time Of the de-
parture oftl'e Hingleader.
"The People were anxiously expect.
ing the message of President jackson br-
lieving that it would contain something
OF Importance to the two countries"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19

vince this Court and the country that the
whole tenor Of its proceedings is at ar with
law, usage and reason, and
Zen. Nj. General, you shall not be long.
er tolerated IN these gratuitous expressions.
The court will confer-Clear tho Court"
The crowd, with the two NJ sjor Generals,
repaired toan anti chamber, and there wait.
ed the second result Of the arbitration.
whilst there, a feeling of profound regret a,
Inc unfortunate causes Of the esirangement of
these two eminent soldiers, irresis,ibly per-
vaded US. The champions Of Republican
mer'ca those 10 whom the present gene.
ration of our counirymen ever look with ia :
I'otlc exultation, we're now, without fault
OF either, exhib iied TO public gaze as gladi-
tors IN the political arena.-There they stood.
on opposite sides Of the room, encircied by
their several friends, and occasionally eyeing
each others manly form, with other, trust
han embittered reflections. Favurites of
the nation, who breasted the bayonets of
gallant old England, side by side, and iogelh.
er planted the Star Spangled Banner ofthe,r
admiring countrymen, where once proudly
and gsyly and vauntingly foaied the stand :
ara OF 81: George. Leaders Of "forlorn
hopes, whose names arc patronymcs for
hundreds Of their youthful fellow>Citizen..
| and al the recital of whose achievements the
stripping feels the frs, impulses of military
ambition! Where, and wha, are they no ":
o. knights on the political chess board of
the upper and lower cabinets:
On the re-opening, the Court, through the
PRESIDENT. announced that the protest OF
General Gaines should be incorporated with
the proper documents: Gen. Gaines then
read his acquiescence in the decision Of the
President OF the United States, in relation TO
Gen. hlacomb, and after the translation of
unimportant business the Court adjourned
until To morrow al ii A. nj.
The opinions of the Court, as expressed 10
Ten. Gaines, were delivered Ivy Mai. Gen.
Macomb, in language and manner highly
creditable to his talents and urbani,y. He
urged upon his brother officer, to whom he
stood in relation altogether unsolicited, an
adherence 10 course, the expediency and
proprieiy OF which, his own judgment, must
approve, and one which the rules of service
absolutely exacled.
r. s. General Gaines has publicly ex
pressed his determination to prosecute the
inquiries now pending, TO their utmost ex
tent, aud bring the actually guilty. fairly
before the world. In this, he will be SO .
conded by the hero Of Chippewa.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
LAND SALE.

In pursuance of an order Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county Of Augusta, made 1t
the June Term, 1888, and a farther or.
der made at the June Term, 1884, in the
case of Elizabeth Adams and others. a.
gainst John G. Smith and others. the
following TRACTS OF LAND, stu.
ated on the waters Of the Big Calf Pas
ture River, in the county Of Augusta,
will be offered for sale at the Court.
house in the town OF Stanton. on the
first day Of the February Court next, to
wit:
One Tract Of 900 Acres,
lying between the lands Of Mai. Eug.
Irwin and others, and the North noun
tain. West of the Dry Branch road.
One Tract. near the lands of Hodges
heirs, containing I'll acres, on which
there is small Improvement.
One on the head branches of Tins
branch, containing 46S acres, about , I.2
miles North of the turnpike road at A.
brahsm Forsy the's.
And one other Tract. lying on both
sides of the line between Augusta and
Bath, on the Cow Pasture Mountain,
and on the head spring of Benson's Run,
a branch of the Cow Pasture River.
The terms will be as much money in
hand as will meet the expense incurred
Ill ascertaining the situation of the land.
the expenses attending the sale, and the
expense OF survey on Brattan's Run,
which will be demand from each Dur.
chaser in proportion to the amount of
his purchase. The residue will be re.
CURED in three equal annual ipstalments,
the purchasers giving bond with approx
ed security, and the title 10 be withheld
till the purchase money is paid.
SAMUEL CLARKE. Conf.
January 18th, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
TO JOURNEYMEN MILL
WRIGHTS

THE subscriber wishes 10 employ two
Journeymep MiIl-Wrights. None need
apply but those who are of sober and in.
dustrious habits: to such liberal wages
will be given, and constant employ ment
for eight months. beginning the Is. Of
March next, before which time he wish.
es applications to be made.
Refer to Nj. BLAIR, StauBton.
ISAAC FARROW.
Middle River, Jan. 10, 1887. st
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-19
REMOVAL.
Fl E N r Y 3 A r E,
TAILOR,

RETUaNs his thanks to bis customers
for the liberal encouragement they have
given him, and informs them that he has
removed his shop to the building lately
occupied by the Clerk Of the Superior
Court, one door east Of Squire Halls
store, where he will accommodate all
who may favour him with their custom
in the latest and most fashionable style.
From bis experience, and the satisfsc.
iion he has already given. he Hatters
himself that he will be - e please all
who may entrust - Dir work.
s rs E;;, 49, . share q