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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

&. attends sssTs.sy e the
lection Kidneys Loa Urehrs bladder and Prosrs ns
ysne, snd az shose secondary affections sfsins from
perfect Fever and xsue can 6e STAINED al this Once
Cocper has never know fail Charges very moderate
cs e "a ffr' sns iS
xSIYas .Oi&riI1 ma, be consuiediu tie m.s. 60.
an aad xia sssss New PERSONS with
Of bladder uetba and kdn vic an
15uss of The impur bsod are invited to cad
aSs. d q %sn ay nsa
wboS Ssp asIss n y ne tho assurance radically
His charges reasonable ooone 10 the Of Is.
TALENT p Sas e
ss h ps s peeo cure sas + sSs p those e
Iu ay Re s e. 81 he
sa n The most = hsnS,as secrecy observed Attendance
AA. yUsir stsN Is Consulted con1d. ~ at ma Ole.
- Ma II Duane sf,e. setween Ckorhe.o William sts a.
lures Seminal weasssss and he assses
sa pSs Of v @ e p
yseraie cases time, out the oaay de-
% b. ea aD mas soss r r
e ssafy Of success i the os g. seoo
vel by gvsg Dr. call certain preventative may be
When Wh I'VE hours after " ese, s.
aeene and ae sna encons Tee cav have me necessary
from y bnm gs a. tc II al nisAt Dr. Johnson has moved
EiyE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-sPECIfiC asix
uIs ioI eyre q Gonehoea, elects strictures and
v. '.-aH.oi gclciutltn
OF all remedies yetdscoye for the above
the most certain - f "
tmakes speedy and permanent cue without The
to det arnk exposure, change appra ION Business
We give no long Jacksh ndations 10 deco tile pub
be- he mesic Goes net speak for itself one shall sse.i
lsr ow object Is 70 nefs whee be had are tat tie
proprietor chaenaes single OF
brought which the Mixture cfec; aps crrc urer
forfeiture Of $3.50. s ~
This disease that roas ately peryadcs aocs.
B-hsh low ich anu poor naFnona and single. They
nov with remedy by which thcy themselves
disease cannot be f dose Of the fixture ID 4.
night on gong 10 bed VIXEN exposed.
IL botll.s, with accempa
cured in two days. -As
For sale by Minor - Gamble Broadway corner of Dey H.
Dr. Onon or Grand and M Slecum corner m
broadway and Daore A. D. Sands, ST. coass
OF william, New York; TYuchns on Gomez
and &sventhsts.. Philef eIDhia. gHv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12
nR. y. SWEEPS CELEBRATED STRENGTH.
IL ENIN0 PIASTER-Tbp most valuable remedy Tar

~ ENING PLASTER-The valuable remedy for
weakness and pain in the sde back and stomach
by in the back and lons from the effect of fractures and dis
location Of the bones offered TO the public Dr. Sweet,
ting willing to meet the wishes OF his endsand that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves of remedy and diminish the bills OF physicians
has arranged with Mr. B. Baxter of New London Conn.,
to manufacture his Strengthening Save supply every city
and town In the United States None genuine without
written signature Of b. c. BAXTER agent and joint prop.
etOr
Messr Pratt Ray, druggists IS Maiden lane wholesale
agents for the city Of New York for sale by the
respectable druggists Price, Is cents roll m3l 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

MO. "a CEDAn n. nesr Brosdmnv.-C. G. Marsh
~ spccniy informs the public that his reepened
Cor the lie invites Nil who wish acquire sound
practical knowledge OF Boskkeepng engage in the study
under bis direction; his whole attention has for osg time
been devoted this branch OF education and he promises
70 to~~ who pass through instruction marked
for h pupils proficiency the science Of accounts which
vii he truly satisfactory and
rooms
Instruction given both day and evening.
q. Mnrshs w-rksor sale the and bookstores
an M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12
nR. HOUsTON,s BALM OF GILEAD. q

ii nbss hOOSIONS HAL OF OlLEAD, Con.
- tnues TO enjoy the reputation that has already
bestowed upon by numbers the afflicted suffered
from dyspepsia, affections debility loss appetite
;. arburn and all similar complaints Its virtues cannot be
enjoyed in Europe nvads find any article
the purpose well put large bottles with
oulon. cor Bovery ahd Grand ST. my Soy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

AR. HAMILTON. surgeon of long standing, and a 81
- p o. two OF the first colleges or anatomy theory
and practice OF physc SURGERY in Europe noved the
house No 81 Couand street. where he may be cons-ed
disease incidental 10 human
delicate stcate The desperate veneea cured
10 from two 10 zine days of other description
hour proportoned their and Attendance at al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12
nOCTOR FAWCETT, Member ofthe ROYAL cone,
" Of Surgeons of London and Ednbuah and ueuer oc rs


~ Of Surgeons Of London and Ednbush member OF tn
Medical College OF philadelphia, continues direct his aten
ton 10 the teataent ofthe following diseases, wiz
Genoha cnancfes stctvres irritation OF the urerr blaa
fuous affections Recent Of vcnerea cured
without preventative may be had Persona WIN
have injured themselves by secret destructive habit will
tain immediate relief Separate Offices 2le Fulton
0rconwlcn Ire snc'es, secresv observed. my4y
noCroR CARPENTERS PECK SLIP DisPENsARY
No Peck Slip, first door below Pearl street, Gate Dr.
derson's)
Carpenter advantages Of regular med
Ply and s. from the New York state Society,"
and having hal twenty three general and
practice IN this devotcs his Ferscna and undivided
10 the ofa diseases fa and pa.u-
larry to certain of disease 10 nos
tums and raps 81 medicine, abound the news
papers Diseases require to be treated agree0by the symptoms
hence the rejection satisfy any DISCERNING
mind thai specific he az: cabe all cases
The extensive Of Dr. CARPENTER in all
retes this disease enables him to offer Thorough
20 ne not to oendt lead
tally unknowhto binary quacks OF the day. ray4e-y
MELyCAL AND SURGICAL CARBON
IVA FAW CETT late Surgeon Of the 2ith regiment Of the
British army confines his attention To The removal of certain
cass OF osense hs extensive practice in Europe ineie AVID
America, Devoted excus,eyto the treatment of all
its vaous stages him adept the and
lal remedies in graduating o Of that disease entirely
wich. ' ps..s
In. CAhrk.NTxiH, No. 4 Peck Ship. continues TO de-
- vote his undivided personal attention to tho of all de
Carpenter cen,aie the New York State Medica Socey
late surgeon OF u Army and for yeas prac
ttoner Of this city Separate Offices for the privacy
Chsrses req ,onshe cad al casss esarsnieed my27-u
nR. CARPENTER continues TO administer TO the at.
~ ced and unfortunate the prompt nd
hta Snpd wall kuou M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

A HTiElCnAL, TE , without clasps, springs
principle Of atmospheric pressure by NJ LEVITT, Dentist,
Ne. 3llt Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall.
This method generally known approved needs ro
comment being wholly different in principle and
any practised in New York.
His references of the highest ORDER ample, and the
opinion OF the New York public his improved SYSTEM may
he In Of the following respectable papers, New
York Mirror 10th July 1856; Ceurie& Enquirer Dece-
her 1886; Evening Star, nth june 1857. jel5-Sm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

"A CARD.-DR JACKSON has sdded 10 his Paten, We
hgesshis vapur Bath Esablshme. :. 7oq Bow
y, gertey furnished apartments and board with the bes
~ rnrs~s provided for pvsas Who wish pot them
nsx>x je6-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12
- CIGAES.

ersofion-New York paper. s9-dtOl
voHN ANDERSON, Sign IF the Indian Chief, s2l
Broadway, and adjoining The City Hospital respectfully In
making arrangements IA the celebrsted manufacturers
Manuel Pua Co. Of syana for constant supply OF choice
The fadons connoisenrs may rely on having then
sale or retaiD tst Shall induce continuance OF pasn
81 A. has no eonnexisn with any other house in this
city. yis-om'
DIAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES < STEAMERS
and the public generally IL the new and elegant assortment
goods JUS received and opening their store, No se
mers dealers win ind their estgblleG advantages
where else 10 be met with addition their entire new stoch
sianer Of the ebove firm, more generally known by the
ireediess say any Strangers unrivuea in the
Of paper hanging, both for and despatch, viii
be entrusted to hiscare. rnvsl-6m"
CAPS For sALyi.--l0o dozen otter; 100 DO seal; 80
- DO muskra 200 DO hair seal; manufactured OF The bes
materials and fashionable STYLE Country merchants
would do well to call and examine tor themselves before pur
Also compile assortment Of Hats and Cloth Caps oevery
Sim j. H. ARcHERs, $50 a and 2o4 Greenwich St.
EGR. BRANOEETH,s OFFLCf1S AND IisT
~ or AGENTS in Aad immediately around New York,
in New York are Principal 1877 Hudson si sowery rs Bow
ey dear sg1qse ST. nex. door 70 le Sun Office and
necred with the New York agency, appointed sub
sD d. Wright So Houston, cor Lewisst
~ g, Mans 70 s Ca mis s., neap the market
s. Taylor, 20 Vesey, between Greenwich and Washing
tonst
= Newman, $50 Greenwich Warren St
John Noycs, IT, Broome, Clinton Sc.
Thomas Kyle csr. Hudson and Hammond st.
J. A. Whitfield, I Court'andt mail stage oaice.
Mrs. Banord, 654 Water
J.& W. Biaekett 644 Broadway and SOL Bowery
Thomas Hill, 30 Frankfort st.
Michael 0'Donogaue, 262 Fulton, opposite the market.
Henry Pope, 300 Broome St
Howe l. Bates rs Chatham St. bookseller
A H. Schuyler 220 Broadway, cor. Ann st.
}. s. Kenyon, Harlem
WIN. Thomas North "a St. Williamsburg L.
hfrsR Roo Fin 10 4
James Herman Jamaica, L.
Stephen Burr, Oyster Bay, l.. L.
John G. III. Sansman, Southampton, L. l.
Alfred Edwards, Seq Rarbor, L.
Samuel Pear sail, Rockaway, L.. l.
Walter Ravens, 1reeHpor, l.. J.
IL The absve Agents have each Of them certificates
Agency and person has GENUINE BRANDRETH
PILLS for sale who has not aul6-dlmw4t~
EMPORTANr.-Cuppi Leeching and Bleeding at
tended oa minutes notice, for kalf the usual prices
by old experienced and regularly educated phebotoms
who can give he most eminent medical gentlemen in the city
references Large healthy Swedish eeehe FOR sale the
low price dcllars and put up carefully in clay
in peculiarly shaped leech they be
part of the country with safety.
Charges-Leeches applied in the Office, elsewhere for
dollars per dozenCupping, So do dollar No 80 Lii
berry street, of Broadway wenman wyckos
hardy m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

WHITiNG. AEITHMETIC. BOOK EEP-
w ING, &c kc.-MR CIAMBERLAIN's long establish
ed and fsvorsby known Afternoon and Evening School
Prince and Mercer open daily from O'Clock r.
NJ N evening, where those DESTROYS of thor ough
xrurton the above branches avail themselves OF great
than be obtained any other school IN this
city The French aud Latin languages and English Gram
with Ia application Mercantile Letter Writing, also
receive particular attention ofnstructon IN practical
Geometry and Architectural Drawing, will be commenced
the LAT Monday In October se1weods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

@~1y w. lrexuHry snd al csses where nature
NJ ksvs ~ prevsr snd r~Vslss course.
. Thsy must 80 b. nksn during pregnancy, ashley
sd w y H. nsr csvnev y Broadway spdChsnsberv Il,
2. ~ 0vc~. ccs~~v a sc~ery - orssd ST. asd ~ r
Dsrueu- 81 ~ avenue aus-;ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

GERMAN SILvER-A constant supply in Sheets
NJ Ingots, Plates, and Wire, for sale by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

THE ofthe North River Exchange Company
deemed al the following Exchange offices -
lg7 Greenwich ST, New York. ash Canal St New York; 3f7
North Market ST. Albany and At Tyler Browns, corner OF
Water and Ferry Ncwburgh.
This institution Is Intended for the accommodation OF the
North River steamboats, and for travellers
Orders received for small at 1877 Greenwich st. New
York. aud those redeemed there nj per cent for silver
mp linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

DELIgLE INK-This composition ella inns preference
other discoveries of the kind its requiring the aid
ofany preparation Letters and cphers be traced by
with upon all articles Of linen, silk cotton,
and although the writing be pale at FIRST by applying the
to the presently deep black and then
remains firmly attached TO the web, be e1aced
either by time II possesses also the advantage other
productions that be used in similar manner, that does
after il been written with, iron mcnd
inure OF the finest fabric and that
retain its quality in any climate, for sale by
NATHAN Ii. GRAHAM,
iyolv Nass,u s,raa, car nj Eulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

c.us CANpt-snew and superior hasored
and other pls in this city This Cardy surpasses ali
Others invented for ~ superiority flavor and delicious
OF taste producing also pleasant odor and
the breath whchpo other Candy the world Ladies
respectfully Invited IN call and gratis No go
an &nnA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-12

81
nN CERTAIN COMPLAINTS WHICH OCCASION GREAT ANx-
~ ieryAs STRUCTURE, sttts vENEREAL, NC. kcscith or
WITHOUT ie Chest Of Medicine containing creyy thing nece,-
smy The Ianediafe and Private these CopEant
by DR. Ralph, % CourtlaDd street New York.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02
WANTED.
Pmdy, Htlch, Macomber e. Co.'S.
ZoologiCaI Exhibition.

IWNHE citizens of BLooMssURo, & vicinity, are
respectfully informed that the splendid colec-
ton of LIVING ANIMALS AND BIRDS, from
the Geological institute Newly ork, will be exhibit
ed in this village on SATURDAY. the SECOND
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, for one day only.
This magnificent collection Of rare Beasts and
Birds from Europe, Asia, Africa, and North and
South America, embracing the most valuable and
extensive variety Of Animals ever offered TO the
American public. The Exhibition is accompanied
by the celebrated BosTON Brass BAND, which will
announce the arrival ofthe Grand Cavalcade; and
the whole will be arranged in splendid Pavilion,
prepared expressly for the accommodation 10000,
visiters at one tsne Seats will be provided for La
dies and Children. The living specimens of Natu-
raj History contained in this paragon of Menageries,
in part consist of the following, viz the Unicorn,
or one horned Rhinoceros; Polar or White Bear,
Eland, from Central Africa, Black Ostrich; Kanga-
roos; Gnu, or Horned Horse; Hindostan, or Great
Sloth Bear; Grisly Bears from the Rocky Noun
tains; Hecans, Vutures, Hyenas, Zebra, Lama,
Camel, Dromedary, Elephant, Buffalo, Leopards,
Tigers, Lions, and numerous other rare and inter-
esting Animals, which will be exhibited at
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NOTICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY REQUEST.
my Dier Elizabeth
feel sorry to larne that am not permitted IN
come and see you openly, but my mind and nv
heart is with you every day, yes every hour o
nope the time will arrive, when we my ioin hands
ana hearts and pass on in pease, cheering each 9TH
or 70 our lar journeys ent until the gates of ever
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glorious presence of our Lord will conclode with
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20 let my name in craven stand
,,both on your heart, and on your hand
nseal me upon your arm and ware
"that pledge of love for ever there
. do not be unesy about the bearer Of ,bis
letter for nothing will be said '''''
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German
Answer to the Prose.
SIR your hart never felt for
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by joining hands and harts two
CopPerfor Dros will Never Do
Answer to waymes
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hat pledge of the Devil is ever there
" Elizabeth
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The GentIeman's Magazine.

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IL present state OF affairs, may create some feel
ing OF surprise but having contemplated an atera-
ton in the nature ofa very popular monthly pub
llcation, Every Bodys Album the propretors deem
1t best to proceed in the perfected arrangements and
produce periodical eInbodying the most wholesome
points of the old work. but conducted with sufcen,
energy and talent to ensure the of their new
arrangements. The respectable and extensive sub.
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prietors.
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lace o the ground; our pages will not be filled with
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In the varied and ample page of contents attached
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P0IRqgIDYo
Observation-Disclosures.

oft at the hour when evening throws
Its gathering shades DER vale and hill,
While half the scene in twilight glows,
And half in sunlight glories still
The thought of all that we have been,
And hoped and feared in life's long way
Remembrances of joy and pain,
Come mingling with the close Of day.
The distant scene of youths bright dream,
The smiling green, the rustling tree;
The murniur of the gress-fringed stream,
The bounding of the torrent free
The friend, whose tender voice no more
Shall sweetly thrill the listening car,
The glow that Loves first vision wore,
And disappointment pangs-sre here.
But soft DER each reviving scene
The Christening hues Of memory spread;
Aud smiling each dark thought between,
Hope softens every tear we shed
. thus. when Deaths long night comes on,
Aud its dark shades around me lie,
May parting beams from Memory's sun
Blend softly in my evening slyi
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BLOOMSBURG,
ON SATURDAY,
The I'd Of September Next,
FOR ONE DAY ONLY.

On entering the village, the Boston Brass Band,
mounted on the splendid stud ofrained horses, will
play the most livelv and spirit stirring airs.
At half past o'clock P. NJ Mr.. Van Amburgh
enters large cage, the inmates ofwhich are Lion
and Lioness pair of Asiatic Leopards and African
Leopardess, and Royal Asiatic Tigress-forming
them in most astonishing and terrific groupes. He
then enters cage containing Lion and Lioness
and Royal Tigress accompanied by an Infant,
Tearing in its arms Lamb, thus exhibiting the
astonishing power of man over the Brute creation,
and exemplifying the Scriptura annunciation, that
"the lion and the lamb shall lie down together and
a little child shall lead them"
OTFor further particulars see bills at principal
hotels.
"Admittance only 25 cents-Children
under 10 years of age half price.
Aug. 10, 1887.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-02

Sympathies.--NO fact displays in more
striking manner the wonderful mechanism
of the human frame, than the sympathies
manifested in the involuntary affections of
persons situated near each other. The act
of graping is diffused round company as
if by an invisible electric chain connecting
their breasts and jaws. Signing equally
infections--and one no sooner draws his
breath, for time suspended by deep medi-
tation on some object Of interest, or stten-
ton to some profoundly absorbing tale, than
all the other listeners or meditators are
thrown into simultaneous exhibitions Of
de capacity of their lungs. ''Yawuing and
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CAUTIoN.7

~ hEREAs p.S my wife RACHAEL has left NV
w Bed and Board without anv ins, 60. aS.' ''y
proyocation do hereby caution ali DeJsons aus OF
trusting her on my account as viii ns, as sl,is'
oi her contracting after this date. r-' ~ O'O'S
c. WILLIAM SHOEMAKER.
Greenwood, August 26, 1897
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JOHN S. INGRAM,

AZgEOIGNiR5H Az MMWo
HNENDERS his professional services to the cti-
N zens of Columbia county. He will feel CRATE
fu for business entrusted to his care Office In the
same building with the Columbia Democrat
Bloomsbury, May, 1897.