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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

= AAssHEAPABILLA..Tns CONGRATULATED CON On.
pared By D. THOMAS sTilLMAN and which has received
The snc,on and appreciation q the SS NEEDLES, practitioner.
who prepares It, and who is sole proprietor 70 the
Jon for utility and .se has and
never be surpassed In cases Of Chronic
efficiency has been tested ~ thousands who have gratefully
acknowledged It's Ills well known that all cases Of
well known that any medicine which restore blood
70 rs pure state will rev de them ns away va, Ell
to Try external Applications and for brief psro ss D sy sy
driven into .e system break again with redophled Vie
ana ce% hqs R y dse
all medicines the most effective in purifying the blood and dr.
wing from the hupours and diseases which lotions and
oinnents only to fix more firmly there Gou and reu
Msm those seterate enemies Of mans peace, fall
as e bandre o have been
who have tested its virtues can testify Many preparaons OF
the public by quacks who what may accrue
50 they yend Their no ms But This truly delightful ELY and
sARsApARlLLA ROOT have been carefully PrsseryeG,
mixed with u and the utility Of that as Wen a us ecacy eau
down deblated by juvenile ndcreons, will find in this
medicine remedy which will eaectuay restore them to their
pristine yigor and obyate the i'll effects oany treat
ment which, through ignorance malpractice they may
have been exposed A general purifier OF the blood as
this Compound stands anrvaeand as is superiority
preparations of the kind stands unqnesoned numerous late
public, FORG ERIEs~weaI useies trash that can do no
good, winch must immensely those upon
whom imposed To guard against these mposons, those
wishing purchase this truly invaluable medicine will ask for
DR. STILl2fAN'S CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF SARSAPARILLA, each bottle of which will have
his initials e. 81 engraved the SEAL and without this none
genuine.
Tbsis certify that have sold right for preparing the
Bssssn na %a % New Y M for
price thousand dollars dated this 2 day OF September
in the year ofour Lord eighteen hundred and thrtyx
THOMAS L. STILLMAN, M. ID.
For sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor and A. uN
DERHILL, SO Beekman William street. where all or
ders WILDE promptly executed &C. Also retail by DR. j. H.
Hart Broadway Chambers ID. Guion Bowey
Grand 63 Bowery Walker Scheifen, ia Ca
nall DIR. Medley, Greenwich lane and 9th avenue T.
Burnett, New York Chemical Hall, Sixth my25-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

NOCTOH FAWCBTT, Member ofthe Royal College
Medical College of PHILADELPHIA conrues TO direct h aten
tisn 10 the tfestncnt Of the following Diseases ",
GonorrfTa chsncres stciures tat' OF the uetha bas
ger ano prostae glands sore legs heumas ssue and scro
fos affections Recent Of Venerea cured N two days
without mercury preventative may be bad Persons who
have injured themselves By secret obstructive habit viii OBJ
edafe relief Separate Offices, 2o Fulton near
Greenwich The strictesf secresy observed myt-y
GDann VEGETABLE PINK, safe spes.
sDZUUV.--- dy and ere fer O. norr and G'ss-
Ore Gonofrh9a asd III Gas perfect
" and rranent cured ~ the ~ what need he
sadl Sold who csas and retail At GUlONS PHENIx DRUG
-TORE iQ7 Bowery. Grand street, by A. osbo
apre corner Bowery and Hester street An injection pre-,
narsd om Dr c. sne) and sold above Where an
iniccfion Is required nothing can he better jei2ims
In CARPENTER, No. Peck slip, Continues 10 do.
~ vote his undivided peronal attention TO tho Of all deli.
cate or private Diseases whether of Ions Dr
cepate Of the New Yerk State Medical society
late urer Of regiment " 8 Army and rs yea pac
one this city Separate Offices for the privacy of pa ents
CHARGES reasonable and an csstsssarant~ d my97tf
AR. GOODMAN's AMERICAN ANTI GO.
~ NORRHEA PILLs-Fos the cure Of $3.50, GonorhG,,
and al affections OF the organs Of generation depending
weak and morbid state sf those These ri well
with the DeereeH that the has found but few Other
medicines 10 answer the great Of character which The
absve diseases assume Its cbeapnes ndcementf Tor
~ and the ct that ts reputation fully established
IL as9hcr nducemen with those whs suffer from the abov'
sold wholesale and retail E NJ guicps, Bowey and
Grand street AZ 50 eess per boz with full dweciors myy
SALT.-8ee sacks Stored, SylIeec and Liverpool
- nH6 D6U0LAS ROBINSON CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

"A opinion ofhe female mind too far esaod,o
fora moment that the ladies Of this city
90 whom his card politely addesssc) he ceod
ed "a paironize Tut wis address himself their -od
only They respectfully informed that Badeaus Cee
bracd STRENGTHENING Pssters epared with refer
10 their avor and they most earnestly 10
nrh as are iroubed with pains U the back breast
those who afflicted with coughs colds ashmAths ue IA
confident that II possible obtain the the ladies'
who haze received benefit by wearing those beautiful Plasers he
could present array which, for modest and
respectably would far outweigh be hshe
skin will soil the white nen may worn by the mos,
delicate female ell situations with and comfort Tor one
month. - -
They sold et,he Medicine Store $50 Bewcry by
the ladies' Esost obliged and humble servant
RADCAu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

THE subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOUSE, nj
The corner Of Fulton and Water Brooklyn, IN the best
possible condition. ready receive boarders by the day.
week or moderate charge. The which
overlook New York and the East River Very pleasant and
airy VIII be let either with without board Some Of them
connected with parors suitable for small families The table
will We furnished with good substantial fare and the bar with
good liquors Every attention will be paid the comfort OF
MI who vsi. the house DANIEL BELCHER-
Uropklyn pvy.Im~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

DOCToB COpBITT -ay be- consulted in the mos, co.
y hdentia manner at his oce ~
am and ian streets New ok where persons afflicted
delicate Diseases old obstinate ulcers
oi the badder usha and kidney Tho
abuse OF mercury orihe mputy othe blood are to call.
Inc banefu effects often from the OF need
no description persons subed wha apply
" ~ Csfbtt with The the radN ally cured,
w,n9u, pance OF mercury other dangerous
are reasonable and the means OF 10
arPncant DC has been educated Europe, und teachers 81
talent and has had siderable pracuce " exe
hospae ana dpersares frstaRt relief fivcn 20 hoee AZ
WIN piles and perfect effected IN tnree aays ws-
o business, the slightest pam NE pasens
hay be had to prevent the ., aus
ease The most hoaorabe observed Attendance daily
from "a. ". To 10 v. NJ. mvs-y
Dk JOHNSON is consulted c2shosn,a y a. his ofes
- NO ~ Duane street bctween aso iEiam SIS on
the following diseases Gonouhra elects Chancvs, Stric
veDerca treatment Ut Johnson enRsses0
ny recent Affection three end the
veteate properionate te hou The ofany de-
bifang or IN prevention from business Per-
sons entrusns a. DR. Johnsons dose with
seraisv ~ most aggravated scrofuoua
aoro rera To- Ters &C speedily healed would de-
we'll NV vvag rr johnson call certain
had tho occurrence Of the foregoing which
tailad when used within twenty four hours after exposure
letter. nosrrid and enclosing fee the
nadie;,s and dreefions for iis usc forwarded.
A. NJ TO II AZ night Dr. Johnson has moved
from ~ Chamber street dizzy
IN. CARpENTER IL con.ued as usual, 10 all DEN
IL private complaints, the confidential manner
hs well known Dspensar No. iPeck slip, the
of Pearl 81 wv2T.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

lVl FAWCETT late Surgeon tie eth reg merit of The
British army confines his attention TO the a certain
cars OF Diseases his extensive practice Europe India and
America devoted excqsveyfo the treatment Of all
us remedies in Graduating every of that disease entirely
from the system hs vegetable charge mode.
~-~~~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

Y u
wishes inform his friends and the pulc that he has In 81
received fresh supply o first rate OYSTERS and ready to
them Fried Slowed Roasted and Pcked on the e NJ
liberal terms, nj the shortest notice.
Please apply at 1856 Fulton srcet dn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

OMR HORN begsiesveto acknowledge the obligations he
h under TO the gentlemen Who have literally patrnnised his
establishment AMI has the pleasure 70 inform his friends and
that he has entered into with
celebrated pie baker for constant supply Of The best pies and
t.rts that possibly be made In this city, lie also viii be
able all supply his with and cho
coste Of the very finest favour and richest quality aers
himself that at establishment in the city the puhc he
better and satisfactorily served with such articles
mylg-9o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

vvNHIs wholesome preparation manufactured by Martin.
q Dublin, Ireland, and extensively recommended by the
Faculty very nutritious and agreeable diet for adults
and children In III health obvses oil the uncertainty Of
King whey from the Rag, and warranted 10 keep
long time, and 10 any climate.
DIRECTIONS ron Usr-A tea-spoonful Of the Essence ~
every pint Of Milk then heat blood warm and let settle
some time before the fire. when II will form Curs and whey
Price. a.
Sold only at the Propretos Agency for America Hoppers
Pharmacy No 4 Broadway corner Of Franklin street New
YORK.. Muslin
nIsEAsTS OF THE EyE-DR. ELLIOTT, OCU.
- LIST and Proes~ II the Anatomy and Diseases the
bpmsneye.
Office, Broadway Private entrance In Duane street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

SARsAPARILLA AND LEMON sYuUp.
~ manufactured expressly for soda or family
and qualify cannot be found this city VI elsewhere
nv VI GREGORY, al hh Vanilla Cream Candy Mandatory
13i William SIS, between Jehs and Fulton IS jeeu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
STERLING,s ORIENTAL BALhAMiC

- Compound eicao saIutay and eteetus remev
alcases Of eucorhDa Involuntary Em.sons semipa Veal
rregl,fty ofthe MeHses lated The
Bladder and al diseases the Urinary Organs The ,mmcd
ate relief general afforded By the Baam Compound
short Of time has much heightened us ceieltv ~
the Of the above diseases confidently offered VIII az
companyng certificates OF the eminent Of the British Pa
Guilty which will stamp the high reputation which the unique
preparason valued Prepared only hy W. Sterling White Cha
pel London. Sold wholesale and retail, BY ~ ~
NATHANB GRAHAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

L n n surgeon OF long standing, and
pil OF two of the fret colleges ur anatomy the tbeoyv
apd practice OF physc and
house No 81 Cewland street where he be consulted on
every disease incidental Co human unromon
delicate indicate The desperate case esed
IN from two 10 days OF other descrsion 10
hour popooned 10 their and nature Attenaapcs Al Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

teIs Red Drop can be obtained at No Division
other place IN the city, having removed fro No. 80
parcaar and that bottle has the signature of
Levson, of whs be obtained privately confidential
at all times This medicine well being
only prompt permanent and safe for yenerea without Diet
scent hind from business that
thing farther than that il phal-
the money returned Fhiadepha office, No NORTH
! sixth ST. Albany, SO Hanilton street. iel6.lp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

IN. CARpENTER IL con.uted, Is usual, 10 all DEN
IL cate private complaints, the confidential manner
Al his well known Dspensary No Peck slip, The cones
az Pearl 81 urv2r.n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

nE. =. w EET,S CELEBRATED STRENGTH
- ENING PLASTER-The valuable remedy for
weakness and pain in the sde back stomach
by the back and ons from the effect of dis
location OF the bones offered the public Dr. Sweet,
Of Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone
ting willing to meet the wishes of his iendsand that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses avail
themselves of remedy and diminish bills of physicians
has arranged with Mr. b. G. Baxter of New London Conn,
10 manufacture his Strengthening Save
and town in the United States None genuine without the
Messrs Pratt Ray, druggists Maiden lane wholesale
agents for the city Of New York. for by the
respectable druggists. Price, 25 roll m31 GIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

w persons who assessed for the and regulating
or South First street, and who feel aggeved in consequence OF
ihe rreguary of the proceedings relative the opening OF
said street. and the and unjust assessments laid upon
the property and adjacent said South First street.
ueed the Shakespeare House. Grand and
Fourth WIiamsburgh, Monday, the 18th nst at
O'clock Il. VI. precisely on business OF importance.
o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19

pleasantness, expedition, and certainty It is innev
superior To ethe medicine for the itch il SO
tain IN lts operation that has fail in any ance
Whatever OF eectuay curing that eisa9reeabe disorder one
in the United States does parcle eli
but be applied with the greatest 10 the most de-
cate lady during the endeest One box is
m3 If bv NAsrE AN n CHA a. 1S0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-19
WIhInE,ns ICE CREAM GAMDEM, 4

25 Blocker street, W. having fitted up the premises 255
Beecker street. second block north OF Carine with much
and expense in furnishing the Garden with neat and hand
bowers and from his whole lie having been devoted TO
abe Confectionery business. prepared art
Gle in the line in the best possible style.
~ b. Parties giving orders may rely upon his best exeron.
please and they shall be disappointed Ice Cream
carefully prepared and sent Of the city e8lm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03

In the Senate of the United States in 1884 one
of the members, while the subject of the rcmova
of the deposites under discussion, expressed an
opinion that ''thc Treasury ought to be dissolved
from all connexon with banks" In reply to this
remark, the Washington Globe, then as now the or.
gan of the administration, said fnllows:-
"THE PROPOSITION DIsoRGANIziNG AND REV
oLUrIoNARY, sUBvERsIvE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES OF OUR GOVERNMENT, AND OF ITS EN-
TIRE PRACTICE, FROM 1899 DOWN TO THIS DAY"
"Nis rs palpaJlc as the san, that tire effect of the
scheme ao0~ld be to bring the public treasure MUCH
NEARER The actuaL ''cust0dy and control Of the
PreStdent, than u as nOao, and EXPOSE 1T TO BE
PLUNDERED BY A HUNDRED HANDS, achcrc 0ne cum
not reach e. "-Wushington Globe, Nov. 30,
1884"
The Globe is now in the receipt of some hundred
thousand dollars annually from Government, and
if the loco foco succeeds and tho dcpreci-
alton of paper money continues, and gold is worth
10 per cent. premium, the Globe will receive In
addition to its enormous profts-wl add the
price of its venalty-$10, 00O,-while other crcdi
tors of the Government will be paid in Treasury
paper currency--no better to the holder than the
rags of the Pet Banks. No wonder this measure
Establishing Treasury Monster meets the APP
probation Of the craven and trained band of Gov
eminent retainers, SO long they can reap the
benefits Of Government brides. ......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
FOR THE CALIFORNIAN.
TEMPER ANCE.

A serious attention to this subject, will satisfy
every inquirer, that the temperance reform cannot
be carried forward much farther without Legislative
aid. Thus far it has been advanced by the nfiu
enoe Of public opinion, and it is on this, that we
still in great measure depend; but those en-
gagged in the traffic in spiruous liquors. are prin
cipally those to whom the acquisition of little
wealth, or the qualification of their own appetites
are stronger motives than public opinion. They
value more highly The few dollars which they make
by plunging the man who is trembling upon the
verge of lnemperance into the vortex, or by tumb
ling the confirmed tipler into his grave, than the
good opinion of the whole world; and in nine cas-
out of ten their relish for the poisonous bev-
eragc will induce them to disregard public senti-
ment. But while they are thus counting their pro-
fits, the mass of the people loaded with taxes
for the support of their victims, their property is
destroyed by drunkenness, and they forced to
pay the insurance on buildings burned down by
them. AT the same timo, the land is filled with
their corruptng moral influence, and the cause of
religion, of morality and of good order is retarded.
Must we then lay down under this blighting,
destroying evil? Or will our Legislature say to the
retailer Of spirituous liquors, "You shall no longer
be scourge to society. You shall no longer buy
the privilege of spreading moral pestilence and
physical suffering through the land. You shall no
longer load your fellow citizens with taxes, to sup
port you in your polluting traffic" ".
From the report of the license Committee, at the
last session of the Legislature, there is
hope that some efectual action will be had on this
subject if the friends of temperance will speak
and let their voice be heard. That Committee re-
cognized the absurdty of prohibiting and furnishing
crimes, and still licensing the very causes of those
offences, and suggested thatif there was an express
sion of public opinion against the license system
the ensuing session, there would probably be some
legislation the subject, more correct prlnci-
PIES Petitions have been printed and circulated in
many towns, and now let them be circulated by
some one in every district and presented to every
individual who write his name and his signature
solicited. When II can be done conveniently, let
two papers be circulated together, one for females
and the other for males; and before the session of
the legislature let all the in the same town
be transferred to two petitions and forwarded by
some representative who will them faithfully
presented. No time is to be lost. J.
1t is rumored that the United States Army III
Florida have actually killed three more Indians!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
THE SEMINOLE WAR.

1t is doubtless generally known that the United
Government lately made application to several In
dian tribes on the North Western frontier for
riors to fight against the Seminoles in Florida, in
conjunction with the United States Army. Already
has it the country nearly 100000 OO in pros
ecuting this war against 1000 poor Seminole In
dians-a war; provoked by the grossest injustice and
bad faith on the part of Government. The
Missouri Republican states, that when the propo-
ston enlist into the service of the United States
and to fight the Seminoles made to the Sac and
Fox Indians one of their chiefs rose and replied
follows:-
"Tell our Great Father at Washington, that we
are sorry to hear that he is warning with the Red
Of the South. Tell him we, too, are engaged
in war Of with the Sioux They are
killing our warriors and braves, and leaving our
children helpless and detencoless; lodges arc
unsafe, and our hunting grounds filled with the
cowardly dogs. If our Great Father at Washing
ton will send hundred of his men, and help
to drive the Sioux from hunting grounds and
to pursue them until they beg for their lives like
women, we will pay our Father for his men much
as.they deserves; and as the Sioux con-
-quered, we will go and help our Father in lis war
with the Red of the South. If our Father
cannot help us to do this we cannot help him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
THE MILITIA.

A Convention was recently holden at Lyndon,
consisting of the Officers of the I'd Regiment, in the
Cd Brigade 81 18th Division, at which time resolutions
were adopted disappearing of the present system
and the penuriousness of the State in Withholding
from those who perform military duty that eompen-
saton which their services entitle them TO, and al
so expressive of their determination, if justice is
not done them, to "endeavor to procure total a.
abandonment of the whole militia system. other
Conventions have been holden in the otate' at
which similar resolutions were adopted
A standing army has been considered by all roe
Governments one OF the greatest evils which cou'o
possibly exist; demoralizing and incompatible with
liberty Yet all nations have found 1t necessary to
maintain military organization, for protection ana
defence. No system, particularly IN government
like ours has been found to be so economical, so
wise and so we'll adapted TO the purposes OF
its design as that which embraces those persons
who have rights to defend and property to protect
Whoever receives protection OF property or hfe'
should be willing to be taxed for such protection -
And it is but justice to that portion of the commu-
nifty who are compelled by law to devote their time
and money to the public interest," that they should
receive an equitable equivalent Our legislators
judicial and executive officers are paid for the SER
vices rendered the public in making and executing
the laws, from the public treasury They render
service to the public and they are justly emitted &c
fair compensation. So does the soldier, and he has
a claim equally we'll founded to an honest compen
saon for the services performed by him in obedi
ence to law and for the public good. We are no
sufficiently acquainted with the practical operation
of the militia laws of Vermont to. judge correctl
of their justice injustice; but if they are such
they are represented to be by the public meetings
n radical reform is imperiously demanded. TIL
perpetulty of the system demands it. And justice de
mands that the citizen Soldiery should be rewarded
for all services rendered the public. We hope thu
next legislature will give to the subject that attention
it requires at their hands.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-03
Books.

VEVHE subscribers have for sale general assort-
a ment of SCHOOL BOOKS; among which
are the following Adams, Smiths, Buchers,
WeIch's and Parleys Arithmetic; O!ney's, Parley's.
Woodbvidgcs and Wizards large Geography; Mrs
Lincons Botany; Playlarrs Euclid; Worcesters
History; ParIeys ls and I'd Book of do Bl G
Book; Smiths Grammar; National Reader; Clas-
steal do; Porters Rhetorical doi Young, Ladies
Class Book; Classical Speaker; 'Blairs Rhetoric;
History U. s.; do IN French; French Reader;
French Grammar; LIE Bruins Selemague; History
of Louis XIV. in French do Charles XII; Ciceros
Oratons, &c. DC. Also, .t.-'i-aI .a
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS among which
are the following Book; The Mother at
Home; Child at Home; Mothers Friend; Letters
to the Young; Six months in a Convent; Mammon
"a Prize Essay; Church members Guide; Halves
Lectures TO Young Men; Memoirs of Mrs Judson;
do of Branard Taylor; Bucks Dictionary; NAL
CONS Bible do; History of Martyrs Lectures on
Dramatic Art and Literature; Bakewell's Introduce
ton to Geology, with Professor Sllman's Appendix;
Large and Small Bibles; Watts and Select Hymns;
Toy Books, sc. &c. All of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms .' o.
.'. a.# SHEDD " JEWETT.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. 25, 1887. S--tf