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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
nYSPEPSIA-Inits disagreeable forms, is e1ectu-
~ ally cured by DR. MEAD'S ANTI-DYSPEPTlC, OR

nYSPEPSIA-Inits most disagreeable forms, is electu
~ ally cured by DR. MEAD'S ANTI-DYSPEPTlC, OR
STOMACH PILLS the only medicine ever offered veto the
public from which radical and permanent cure can be OBJ
tanned of all those chronic of arrangement OF the dgcs
tive organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
pepsa.
The symptoms characterisng Dyspepsia Indigestion are
long train of those dsagreeabe sensations commonly called
complaints such loss of appetite nausea or SICK
the stomach and sometimes vomiting belch ng up OF
water, which sometimes asteess but most commonly sour,
gnawing pain in the stomach heartburn or what called sour
stomach coveness paeness of the ango low
Of spirits paptaons Of the heart vertigo or gddness
and disturbed Sleep The number these symptoms varies
in different paents.with some being felt only in part-whe
others have additional equally disagreeabesuch
severe pains in the head and breast fatuence wind on
the stomach and bowe cancellation wasting OF the whole
body with weakness particularly of the legs This dis
has been very accurately described by
erbut how little has been UNDERSTOOD the want OF success
which attends the general mode of treatment too plainly shows
Let take example TO illustrate this assertion Heartburn
stomach being often troublesome symptom OF
this troublesome complaint the attention naturally direct
ed search of article that should have the OF
moving II.
Sold by Hull Browne 128 Maiden lanes George D. Cogge-
SHALL of Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble corner OF
broadway and Blocker street, by most OF the druggists
throughout the United States.
None genuine without the signature Of GEO SMITH
my26
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Stsb NH "a os.s
s 6 %. ;nS :. ss Sy ss
who prepares IT, and who sole proprietor 70 The
medical gentlemen and the suffering community as prepare
never In cases Of Chronic Ulcera
ted Sore Throat Eryipelas, and diseases Of like nature us
acknowledged is virtues lis well Known ihst ali ofcu
& s from s o s %
to its pure natural state will forever drive them away anu Ell
prove eectua But eventually disease which has os been
snss anS even yie ese @ % sak
TRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF sARsAPARILLAi is Of
all medicines effective in purifying the blood and dr
wing from the system humous and diseases which oons ana
only serve to FIX more & sl o m @os @
powerless before the wonderful effects o. ms @
who have tested is sirtues can testify Many Of
SARSAPARLLA have been within short period paimed up
I purely y' FAB PREPARxTioN which he
sARsAPARIA a0I ROOT have been carefully preserved
whou, The articles which have peen o9
be doubted Those whose constitutions are broken
medicine remedy which will efecualy them to their
pristine vgor and obvia the i'll effects any inndcious treat
have been exposed As general purifier the blood
diet drink and agreeable paaiabe ecacious medicine
preparations Of the kind stands unqueoned numerous late
haze been made by bo uPSn o
good and which must do an immensely Of injury TO those upon
whom imposed To guard against these mpositon those
wishing purchase this truly invaluable medicine viii ask Tor
DIR. sTILLMAN,s CONCENTRATED COMPOUND lh l sY.
RUP OF SARSAPARILLA, each bottle of which Will have
his initials T 81 engraved the SEAL and without this none
genuine.
This certify that Ihave sold my right for preparing the
Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarsaparla to Mr. I'm
derh corner of Beekman and William SITS New York. for the
price thousand dollars dated this 2st day of September
in the year ofour Lord eighteen hundred and hirtys
THOMAS Il. STIILMAN, M. d.
For SALE wholesale and retail by the proprietor and IN
DERHLL SO Beekman, corner William street. where an or
ders will be promptly executed &c. Also at retail by DIT H.
Hart Broadway corner Chambers street Guion Bowery
corner Grand; IS owery corner Walkers Scheen ia Ca
nall Dr. Neeley Greenwich lane and 9th avenues r.
Burnett New York Chemical Hall, Sixth avenue my25Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
REMII;IN AID NMELE s!. GMAT r.s


OF Crates and Fire Sets suitable for psor
chambers Offices and offered for sale by the subcr
ber wholesale and retail their warehouse No 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates These snperb castings equang in finish the
finest metal arc with rich and chasct designs
cuted relief They colored by a process
acted by heat rust and requiring water only TO Keep
t4em clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unes beauty and
economy being constructed with brilliant metallic reectors
throw into the large portion Of the heat which ornar
~ escapes through the fue
Dorc and Minerva Fire Places-Th well established article
for burning combines all the advantages Of both the
usual modes OF communicating heat by radiation, in the
common CRATE and fire place, and by transmission, In close
stoves dses warmth throughout the by Of
heated which, by the construction o the Dorc Fire Place
not permitted in contact with heated iron plates
which is well known have the effect Of destroying the
gen OF the atmosphere rendering IL often oppressive and al
ways injurious 10 health II portable, convenience
sy they he removed pleasure II is
daped to the parlo NE warehouse and the counting
uniting comfort Of open fire with perfect safety and
Tilt Hit BxxTERS BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place
SALT RHEUM.-MRs. SHERWOOD, the proprietor
- OF the Gpsey Ointment efecua for the Salt
Rbeu Scroula Ring Worm and all diseases OF the skim has
removed IL No Bedford street, OF Houston ST. where
she the above celebrated remedy by the gross Dozen or
For sale also by j. B. Dodd Broadway corner Of Bleeck
IT, Kursead, Broadway, Of Spring ST. Mlnor
Gamble, Broadway, corner Of Dey ST. q. D. Coggeshal,
Pearl corner Rose 81 J. Coddngton, 49l Greenwich 81
sulard Dcuc Park Row and 5si Broadway; and ~ Hn
sBowse iB Maiden lane. - myls I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

Spice BITTrRs.-Thcse biers have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue in terrifying and
strengthening the somach they appetite and help
digestion and purify the blood distractions
and found useful in removing the anndce they pro-
duce Of the BREATH removing all scorbutc and
svory belchng and great preventive against feves
and They useful in all Of the year. but more
particularly the spring. by bracng the fbres and
venting that dagreeabe hessness and weakness arising too
frequently from relaxation the approach of weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
ml-tf 90 Nassau ST., cor. of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
DR. HUNTERS ANTIMFRCURIAL sY.
IL RUP AND HEAL TIL RESTORATIVE 10 persons suffer-

nsfrom the abuse OF and the ces. Of certain -
der mperfecty cured with IL disease still urkng
10 the system ssppDs the vis M undermining the
ton this medicine ndet inv auabe This ctive alternative
and purifier OF the blood particularly Bdapsd hose afflicted
with the syphic and nercura rheumam. with pains tbs
bones sometimes attended with and induraons tedious,
nd0len and scrouous ulcers threats, and the
head dscootaion and omptions Of the skim with falling Of
the IT. ATTENDED with general debility This medicine while
cesnss and pun6es the blood eadeatrg particle Of DIS
the time the scccps aids the Digestion
and mrsrts rsh tone and vgor the whole system
ard restoring the broke constitution hen all other remedies ard
II avail Gold at Hunters No piysios
Pnce "a per battle. nyl In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

NNEAT BAW(AINS.-An extensive assOfment OF
NJ Silk aud Cotton Hosiery, together with large assortment
Of Embrodees consisting OF collars pelernes cana
You've sherettes infants robes waists and ladies foah
aps lac shaw merino embroidered zebra and broche do
rich thread and bobbnet laces nserngs and edgng
needle worked insetDgs and scolop edgngs; thousd
needle workd and tamord bands plain and figured swiss
muns bags purses and safety chains needles thnbes
gold silver steel bodkns hair pins scissors white and cord
satin, cause and us,rng ribbons. all widths gentemens and
ladies' gloves ladies' plain and open worked silk and
gloves plain and figured silks Irish popns linen, silk
and cottan h indkerchiefs, lace aprons
Black and white gaure wells and car 81 black
white plain and figured bonds damaged the late fire. %
Bowery. myl6-2ws
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DM. ~EE1,s CELEBRATED sTKENoTn.


weakness and pain the side back and stomach and for de-
by in the back and lon from the effect of fractures and dis
location Of the bones offered to the public DIR Sweet
of Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone Set
ting willing meet the wishes Of his friendsand that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves of remedy and diminish the bills Of physician
has arranged with Mr. b. G.. Baxter of New London, Conn.,
TO manufacture his Strengthening Save supply every city
aad town in the United States. None genuine without the
written signature OF Is. c. BAXTER agent and joint propr
Messs Pratt Ray druggists, So Maiden lane wholesale
for the city of New York. and for sale by most of the
resp Price, q roll n3i GIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

MARTINS ESskNCt. OF ~ Re y NEI.
THIS wholesome preparation manufactured by Martin,
Of Dublin, Ireland and extensively recommended by the
Faculty nutritious and agreeable diet for adults
and children in III health, obvates all uncertainty of
king whey from the rennet Bag and is warranted TO keep
long time, and in any climate
DIRECTIONS UsE.-A tea-spoonful of the Essence
every pint Of Milk then heat blood warm and lei il settle
time before the fire. when will form Curds and Whey.
Price, 81
Sold only Propreors Agency America Hoppers
Pharmacy, No S4 Broadway, Of Franklin street New
York. mSm
DADEAt's CELEBRATED STRENGTHEN
ID ING PLASTER-Prepares for pains weakness in the
breast side, hack msalso for govt rheumatism, liver
complaint and dyspepsalo coughs, colds, ashmas difficult
breathing, oppression the stomach, Nc They VIII
immediate and soothing re,efand for peasanness
t and certainty decidedly superior to most other re-
medes Such persons whose business ayocatons require
that they should stand sit much those o sedenary a
bits generally who may be troubled with pain the side
breast advised Of these beautiful p tiers they
essentially different rem all others, and free those
objections which reasonably urged agans Ia Ter
Morally The proprietor has had the pleasure s.ng .hcn
daily In this ciiy-aDd of the tbouss v
who usedthem he has not heard Of SHAY e1mpla
They paironised extensively by the medical profession
and there probably an intelligent physician In. reUned
Europe, that would hesitate 10 sanction them with
his influence. when made acquainted with their
position. -
Printed directions accompany each plaster signed by In
hand writing counterfeit which will be punished as
forgery shout buying them will remember to ask for
BADEAU'S STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see that
they get the directions thus signed They put MP IN boxes
large show bils-wl keep without injury
cmaeand will he forwarded part Of the Uni-
ted States British provinces per order and abera discount
made 10 those who buy to sell again
In conclusion haveony 70 add that instances numerous
IN which the most saur effects have been produced by the
Of thema they recommended with the most entire
confidence 10 all who are thus afflicted.
Sold wholesale and retail Il the BovsrS Ned, Store,
my2o NV. BADEAU.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

nR. CORwAS, suRoEoN DENTIST, snd Ms~~::
actsre f Incrr~vtibk Teeth, No 1884 Spring 81 out OF
p DR. ca. chsrges are very moder.Gs and hk rInccup
tibe Teeth are really splendid myD I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

MEDICAL AID-Ofce renewed to No. 100 Chatham
Vl 81, near Pearl-DR wM EVANS loag experience and
extensive practice In the Of Dyspepsia Worms and
all diseases arising from functional In the
mach nestnes liver Kidneys and bladder and associate diff
eesve have secured him the favor and confidence
the public In every Of the above maades Dr. Evans
mode Of treatment the unhappy sufferer health and
energy in the shortest practicable time.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. Thor

M CARPENTER IL consuted, ~ usual 70 al oen
~ ea,s ~ n,;y no complaints the conhdens, manner
at hs well known Dpenssy No Peck Slip near ne eoeef
NJ ear of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
T OyELY AND ADORED ny ALLAN FIX
IL CELLENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY

- CELLENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY
Considered object commanding unfegned admra-
awaens natural socude for its attainment and preser
vaon and the toilet pament both ofmportsnce
and utility especially where dcernmep predes in the
selection OF those which experience has sanctioned
For this purpose Lady Mon'agues Compound Chinese Soap
prefers attention. founded nearly century Of trial.
bnng elegance OF preparation with the prominent requisites
safety and efficacy II has obtained extensive patronage
reeser and Of the complexion and preserving
impaired agreeable fexbly soness and transparent
lily Of the skin.
For sale by A. Underh, SO Beekman corner Of Will
am DR.. Jas II. Hart corner Bowery and walker Price 30
cents per cake. my253m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

N9RKHtEA ri ~ IL . me cure oi -. Gon~Ibe
weak and morbid state Of those parts These lie are go well
kno eradeaor Of these d. twben aiken in connec
with the DetereeHQ that the has found but few other
medicines 10 answer the great variety Of character which the
above diseases assume It's chearness great nducemest for
IL; and the fact that reputation fully estsh1hed
aaothcr inducemen with those who suffer from the
complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail atE Gu ons corner powery and
Grand street at so cents box with directions mysoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

TIERS RED DROP, that have been sold in rhls depbis
the last four and Division street, York
three and that so many scounde have tried to
terf. be obtained No Division doors from Chat
ham square This medicine well known beins TN
only prompt and safe for veneres without DIE
scant hndiance from business that
any thing farther than o. bottle warranted
the money returned Every bottle that genuine will have thu
name w. Levison, Of when II be obtained privately until
| su.~k
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

A FAwCETT, late Su,gecn of the 2ath reg Of the
British army confines his attention to The removal of certain
class of diseases his extensive practice Europe India and
devoted exusi,ey the treatment of veneea in all
nj snedes In ed;cang evelv form Of lint disease entirely
from the system; his vegetable his charges mode
.l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

INK. CARPENTER continues O administer to The af
cted and the Or, mpt eectua man
ne at his established and well known Dspensa Peck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13
pATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINp MENT.-Fm

peasantness expedition esse, ard certainty Infinitely
superior ee medicine the ofhe itch
tain its operation that has fail n any
whatever Of eff ctuay that dis areeabe disorder
night Wy application only though applied TO
in the United States does not contain he least Of
but be applied with the safety to the de-
icae lady during pregnancy, infants One
pers and divided, chld For sale
tr IA p,IYA NJ u ID a A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

uloHrr for sale
Jujube Paste, In 50 and 100 ". BOXES very superior
Robinscns patent Barley and Groa fresh and just received
Tsrtsrc Acid, in 50 10. boxes
super Carbonate OF Soda In sob jars and 100 N kegs
ELes Odoriferous Compoupd, in boxes and bottles
Aiso swams Panaces, at manufacturers' prices. nj n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

OF surgeOns Of LONDON aud Edinburgh, and member
Medical College of Philadelphia, attep
tsn 70 the trestment ofthe following diseases, wiz
GOnofrhga, chancres structures at of the uehra blaa
Der and PROSTATE glands legs rheumatism and
fous affections Recent Of Veneea cured day
without mercury preventative be had Persons WIKI
have injured themselves by secret destructive habit viii Oh
tain immediate relief Separate Offices, fulton
Greenwich. The seer observed. myl-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-13

4 M VAHPENTEH, NO Feck SHp, Continues 20 de-
vote his undivided rersona attention 10 the II deli
cate Diseases whether recen, OF OF long standing Dr.
Carpa nte OF the New YeIk M,dica Society
late oft2 resent u g Army, and for IS year.
ion city Separate offices for the privacy
Char sonsbe and all cases RvarHptes d. myTff
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
POETRY.
REMEMBER ME.

There is'a charm of magic power,
n friendships voice by Heaven designed
70 light affections darkest hour,
Al cheer the sorrowing, sunken mind
AiIllstill thro, many rolling year,
tFheh doom'd the strangers claim to Gee,
Ry distance made more sweet we hear
That holy sound-Remember me.
Remember nc at evening hour,
when momoy's sacred spell prevail
4. With pensive step we seek the bower,
Where last weheard affections tale;
aud still we trace the glistening tear
The form, tho lost, yet loved, we sec:
In every whispering breeze we hear
That parting prayer-Remember me.
FnIl many bitter pNng, the heart
Thro' life's dark path is doom'd to prove,
Bit none segerer woe impart
Than friendship lost, or severed love
In vain we strive that grieftO heal
IN scenes where others Joy may be,
We only hear we only feel
I.ove's last hrewell-Relnemher me.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
rerms Of AavertlsIng.

=" = ~ : q t'"'I'Ne
pf square of ten lines or less, for the first in
na. Ono Dollar; for each additional inser-
FIflS Gents.
er ones, ten cents per line for the first,
cents per line for each additional inser-
these who advertise by the year, a
scount viii be made.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

THE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
s EniFFn ann FunIIsuEu EVERY TUESDAY BY
THOMAS Il. PALMER,
Al FIVE D0fT.ARS per wear, IN adrance, or
NIA at the expiration Of the year.
frg-No uaper discontinued until aIl arrcara-
- pre- paid, unless nj the option Of the editor.
" Sabsuigiions reesired (or a shOrterp pc
~ i5G19ae year.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23

YHE BEApry Of YfRruE Il lcagned
sirIue traur iiie ble, 2 ssid Tie Arabian, '.l,e
lholF wiclscdness nlsplged ras wiill ,laiikr
for vice.
BIcoTRr murders religion 10 frlghiea
fools with her sh,st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

the State Of Rhode Island and the nation at
large, upon these great results, which give
assurance that, spite Of intrigue and tyranny
the nation is safe, when her cause Is candld'y
submitted to the people.
Resolved, That public demonstration OF
ioy at the glorious results Of the Rhode Island
Election, ought to be made by the Wings OF
Philadelphia, and that their thanks are due
to the people of the East, the South and the
West, for furnishing them with such de-
liybtful means of occupying the time which
the destructive operations Of the past and
present administrations upon all kinds OF
business, have made a time of painful! leisure.
/ Resolved, That notwithstanding we de-
voted the whole Of Wednesday to rejoiclngs
at the victory of the people, we can give
another and another day to such a glorious
cause and we pledge ourselves that no i'm
portant success of sound principles, at such a
time as this, shall pass without memorial in
Philadelphia.
/ Resolved, That a committee be appointed
to take measures for firing Grand Salute OF
one hundred guns on Saturday upon the De-
laware, in honor Of the Rhode Island Victory
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
The Glad Tidings!
RHODE.IsLAND REGENERATE!,
frrom The National Gazette.


The people Of the West have described a
radiant track, in the footsteps Of which the
East is determined to tread. Rhode Island
has shown Wing majority of nearly thou.
sand votes in her late election. Mr.. Tilling-
hast arrived in this city yesterday, and os
much anxiety was felt to ascertain from his
own lips the result Of the canvass, he, at the
request Of number Of gentlemen, appeared
at the Exchange, was received with great
cheering, aRd addressed the assembled mul.
titude ip a few appropriate words. There
was meeting Of the Wings here last night.
at which resolutions were passed expressive
Of their satisfaction at the intelligence from,
Rhode Island, and one providing for a grsnd
salute Of hundred guns 10 be fred on Sat-
urday next in honor Of that State.
At the meeting referred Ia, the following
preamble and resolutions were passed; viz:
Whereas this meeting has learned that the
State OF Rhode Island has, by a majority OF
nearly one thousand votes, elected as her
representatives to Congress, Mcssrs. TilliDg-
hast and Crsnston, men Of sound political
principles-and whereas the situation of pub.
lie affairs is such as to give unusual import.
snce to such q valuable acquisition to the
wisdom and integrity Of our national legisls-
ture: Therefore
Resolved, That We besrtily congratulate
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07
From the Philadelphia Commercial Herald.

Glorious .Ntcs.-Rhoae Island Emancipa-
ted, Disenihralied-Erect! Our city was
thrown into an ecs,scy of joy. yesterday at
ternoon, on the arrival ofthe New York nine
o'clock boat, by the receipt of the cheering
intelligence of the Wings Of Rhode Island
having carried tha, State by a majority aver
aging nearly one thousand votes, and by the
arrival Of Mr.. Tilinshast, one ofthe members
of Congress elect, in the same boat, on his
way to Washington. Mr.. Cranston, the other
member will probably arrive to-day.
Such was the anxiety to hear the news
from source that could not be doabted-for
il was almost too good to be bclieved-that
Mr.. Tllinghast was induced to go to the Ex-
change and there proclaim it, On arriving
there he was greeted with hearty cheers, and
his simple statement that Rhode Island was
disen,hraled. called forth shouts from the
multitude. On his retiring, three times three,
were given for the little, but patriotic State.
/ This glorious news will fall like clap OF
thunder upon Mr.. Van Buren's ear, who, if
he does not take warning in time, will ere
long find his barquc upon the breakers, under
a lee shore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-09-07

them, if there be any among Won who
survive, and they will tell you, that, far
from being oveicharged, the portraitnre
Of that dismal day is only deficient in the
taininess OF its coloripg aud the lack OF
energy in the painters hand. Such was
the condition of this your beloved coun-
try aher the close Of the revolutionary
war, under the blast Of the de- sert, in the
form OF a coniederucy; when, waited, as
on the spicy gales of Araby the blest,
your constitution, with WAsHiNGToN al
It's head.
"Came o'er our ears like the swee, south
Which breathes upon bank Of violets,
Stealing and giving odour.'
"We have consulted the records OF
the past, and have appealed to your
consciousness Of the present; and what
is the sound which they send forth TO all
the echoes of fulurity, but Union;-un-
ion as one People; Union SO as 10 be d.
vided by no acl whaicrer. We have q
sound Of modern days-could il hav.
come from an American voice !-tha,
the value Of the Union is TO be calcu ula
ted.-Caleulatedi BY what system o
arithmeiic? BY what rule of proper
tiona Calculate The value of materna
tenderness and Of filial affections; calcu
late The value Of nuptial vows, Of com
passion to human suffering, Of symPath,
with afiliction, Of piety to God, and o
charity to man; calculate the value of al
that is precious to the heart, and all tha
is binding upon the soul; and then yo'
will have the elements with which to cal
culate the value Of the Union.