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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

~ r or any other disease the same course nas 70 DC ADOPT
81 AND n L there no
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u %y ss ye o ugS + IF rS
Read what best TO be done IL Asi.e o. spG,moa Chos a
al cho s s as IL essr gGoa
WHAT y THE BE, BEST TO BE DONE IN AsIATic
CHoLERAThe cause, the real of Cholera,
The same , 81 o'hsr ehoss g W.T. ANN puc,.pYy
AcRIMoNioUs STATE OF THE nuMoRs,.
Inc stomach and bows caused by The heat OF the climate
casual alterations Of the atmosphere acting upon the cons
In such state Of the system these corrupt tenacious humsrs
ouc choke up and what may with truth
'e''"e0 INC ''' SEAT OF LIFE,
tie regions of the heart ad stomach thereby In the rst IN
producing vomiting ia most cases. proceeding 10 the
sinking of the pulse, the cessation OF all energy and nnhn
:" ~ sPAsMs or DEATH
From these facts be firmly convinced that the way
miserable sickness, and prosuaton OF all the faculties by
CLEANSING OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS
wild some simple yet G ny slsG1 ST. Ia5ssve he
with fPa caGsE Of
DROVE DOWN,
Those d cering and pruden. persons who adopted
this never had reason to the
for the Cholera should seize hen VIII be oune 70 De bere
of almost all tsrror by continuing the purgatve plan
What purgatve does experience then recommend
there any with such high claims to public confidence
the
BRANDRETIi PILLS,
Experience NONE.
When the Cholera ragged in London in 1882 not single
person lost whs had to them for the purpose
above named.
DOSE OF PILLS.
As cleansers, from ten fifteen twenty or more IN
fine, out the principles which these fs are
based, whatever quantity will.
EFFECTUALLY PURGE
Is the proper dose.
IN THE CHOLERA.
Let large and repeated dosessay ten eeH or twenty or
urgency symptoms shall Indicate drinking freely
het brandy and water pure brandy accord
ing the feelings OF the suffering patient may require
These directions must be adhered to until
POWERFUL CALCULATIONS.
shall have taken place-then
ALL DANGER WILL BE OVER. -
II will be afterwards persevere with the rms In
such a anow the body to recruit itself
Several doses Pills will probably be return ed from the
mach, but this is not bad sgnpereve'ance VIII opva'e s
The stomach will ne sufficiently cennsed 10 retain the
excellent plan or pills In some brandy, and
swallow them together.
Observe-NO CHEMIST sells the GENUINE BRAN
DREfHS PILLS Thousands of commercials are ont
therefore all who the Pills. e; them purchase only me
agents. au28-d1mwAts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

DMEDc bic SAf6a sAfRs sSs SSs:ry
These Baths are an improvement, on those Of Mr. whaw
Vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary medical practice
and d. Jacksons own practice In almost every variety OF
fects of the nedicsied vapor bas-to remove the
mercury from the system may relieve difficulty Of breathing
give strength 70 the stomach the digestive organs and
chronic Inflammation; to promote peen scrofueu and
chronic ulcers and remove rheumatic pains ano feelings
the JOINTS 10 promote the absorption OF dopscai hunours TO
cure govt all its forms in less Time han ony other agent hi
Also all kinds e eruptve diseases Yrypelas or ST. Anho
nys Fire, Salt Rheum ssrofulous Eruptions &c i beside.
nervous irritation, and increases the appetite
For the truth Of these assertions. Or appeals with conf
These baths believed the only in operation in
this country under the direction Of regular Physician II i
proper mention that they bear resemblance Whatever to
hose employed in the Thomapsonian practice
oeoes H. ssif nm At ''e n''e H''' rom es"
female always in attendance wait upon ladies at the
Bowery ry3py
~ RY, No. Ann St under the American Museum and No
conhdenay the above Offices Hasno connection with
other Office in this city or ont Of IT, The success attending
particularly those complicated of syphltc and Mercur
Al affections which have bafsed the inexperensed medical
DR. Evans has confined himself to this part Of his profession
be derived IN consulting at his offices. au5sm
ii AND q p'FICE,-JoHN l.. BOGARDUs, Attorney
II and Counsellor At Law, Clinton Hail. No Beekmaa
mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty, Generni Land Office
Patents obtained and titles perfected FOR soldiers
either. ls-Revolutionary. 2d-Lae War. 3d-Canadian
Volunteers 4h-EHgsh refugees from the United States
Canada and Nova Scotia 5-Deseers the British
my the heirs In all the above 6hTtles to lands
forfeited for payment reclaimed 7teirs under
age entitled sold for tbrho.e who parted
with their discharges, warrants titles teiore the patents IS
sued reclaim the 9-Lsnis In the several states
territories the United States Canada Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and Sold exchanged paid and titles in
vesgaiee, obtained, and perfected application to this Of
Possssers throughout the United States and other gentle
ferwa. ang any ofhe above claims and acting agents
In their several sections country, will be entitled To IS CT
on all commissions Communicates post paid.
U Valuable farming land for sale IN the state CT Illinois
quarter sections 100 EACH parcels from 80 to $50
situsledpear asd otherwise. Also in Missouri
Avk ap1se d1D-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
EVTsON,s HUNTFR,s RED ERoP-Nrw

IA O0se No Division st-'Tbe only sure safe cure ior
the ycncrea disease in the knows world TO person Of
and Judgment be evident that Hunters
Red Drop The and efeeus that awful
disease the venerean addition the extensive sale q H. the
very there being many who have vany
doasored 10 initiate it, undeniabe proof OF IFS wonderful
vriues We do wish deceive urele with the public
merely speak the plain and simple truth, certificates
will show application at the Office The uni rtuns,e should
consider Dr. Hunter their guardian angel rescung them
tho iangs ofa disease which many have been brought
the brink Of the much by drugs by the dis.
and by application Of this medicine have been restored
perfect health and their vented purity We wish 10 b.
dessood that effect cure IN al ANrr
selling in New York for upwards Of two years and in Phade
phla four years. which out OF Thousands Of cases.
has tailed be feels perfectly satisfied that how
old the case how nveerae, he will perform
thereby CAUSING sufferer be clear from the veuerea
poison and pure the day he was born
This invaluable article sold osc Ut Division st. Prize S
which 4 ted u cure. auI4-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

IN -. GOOpWILL'5 DETERGENT, justly ce.
~ ebrne9 fr be gonohua and srs and anaogoa
cop ins OF ofeene.at offered 20 the pubic
best cbe est articles for the OF the absve dis
aeses thai Gao he fosd ltsssn price, md srtat virtue Of
which the public informed that 10000 bottles have
been sold ths city, Philadelphia s3d Etor, warrant tn
ssentin censy To the pablo with pcec. confidence Sold
wtolesse and retail Y. NJ (su0n Of bowery
Gre I'D street, at tsccats per battle with iG directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

~ IU0Ace cure, nay certan cure, for CHOLERA and
DY0ENIERY! Do you belive il! IL rice boiled, baked o.
broed win eectualy cure the Bysentery cholera, thea
viii cure every disease with which we are afflicted rice
good vege11bde OF the best have but 70 imagine WIN
remove the Of disease nonsense all who try viii
be satisfied o. Never rely to cure-use the BRAN
Cholera and that being the body will soon be resor
ed % health In fact after attack Of of the diseases in
which the symptomsae prouse when BraRdeths
Pills employed the body always afterwards better
of health than before the great object
the OF the disease rid Of
that-hen there danger How different socie-
unwell for than few days at time and that if
we were only little careful
Remember always cholera, dysentery any chocs that
the pain what in the stomach and bowels and that
nature is eneavorng perhaps Intellectually, remove the
cause oppose her. either by opium bas assist
her with purgaii,es, this is the sensible method.
you use Brandreis Pills will he deceivyd-hey
be always procured genuine, at Dr. Bandrets Offices
and ofthe agents au2S- dMw4t~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

NGINA PECTO RIS.-DOCTOR SEARS has paid
A unusual attention this disease has had much
rence In the If VI and IN
cessu IN relieving s symptoms and many Of afford
ing entire relief It's Characteristic symptoms upplea
sensation 1T the stenm sabone oomuaonlv
lo~v part of attended with pains sbeut the breast but
particularly the len side and regsn Of the heart extending
often to the shoulder bsdes especially the Lett and often ar
feeting the ef Tbce ssbjec 70 sometimes awaken
ed with NJ s0Hocstcn snd generally experience
khons OF BREATH add sometimes pspation o( the heart
walking fast where u amending the wni
fight OF Stair Doctor Sears would invite subject this
diseae, dyspepsia hvvr oomp,snu, pulmouarv or
dropscal affections u csn him NJ HE dice, ~ Ann street
ar9Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
RR. =. SWEETS CELEBRATED STRENGTH
w ENIN1 PLAS1Ek-Yhe mNN Ynluable remedy for

~ ENING PLASTEk---The most valuable remedy for
weakness pain the side back and stomach and for
by in the back and ons from the effect of and dis
ocaon of the BONES offered the public. Dr. Sweet,
OF Franklin Connecticut hong distinguished for Bone
ting, willing meet the wishes of his ends-and that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves of remedy and diminish the ills of physicians
has arranged with Mr. B. c. Baxter Of New London Conn.,
manufacture his Strengthening Save andsuppy every city
and town In the United States None genuine without the
written signature Of c. BAXTER agent and joint prop-
etor.
Messrs Pratt Ray druggists, IS Maiden lane wholesale
agents for the city Of New York and for sale by Of the
respectable druggists Price. 35 ceniss roll piSl 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

nR. HAMILTON. surgeon Of long s,anflng, and pu
~ pill o, of the first cocses (r anatomy and TIL, theory
ard practice of phsic o SURGERY in Europe has noyed into tia
house No. 81 Couard street. where he nay be consed on
delicate cate. The desperate vensrea cured
in fran days Sores OF other description,
proporoned to their sate ana nature Attendance At Ill
time
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

DILEs-PII Es.-DR HALE'S Pile Ointment poe
tive for the Piles in three days time Sold by }. H.
Hat Of Chambers street and Broadway r. Burpeu,
IS 9th avenue, n. NJ Guion OF Bo~ey and Grand
street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14
nR. HOUsYON,S Balm OF GyLEAD. Co

nR. HOUSTCN,S BALM OF GYLEAD, Co.'S
~ nues enjoy the reputation that has already been
ed by numbers of the afflicted who have suffered
from dyspepsia nervous affections debility loss of appetite
heartburn and all similar complaints Its virtues cannot be
highly extoIed and fast gaining the reputation that DR. Sole
mons enjoyed in Europe nvads find article
the purpose we'll pu, up ia large bottles with
full directions 81 each, and sold Wholesale and retail by f.
An .corB wa and Grand nav 2~v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

.b ,o,da inr ~ w m',nou. caasps, , sprng
principle o atmospheric pressure by NJ LEVITT, Dentist,
Me- 3ffi Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall
This method, generally known and approved, needs
comment, being wholly different in principle and result from
aps pracsed ia New York
references of the highest order ample, and the
opinion OF the New Yor public his improved system may
be of the following respectable papers, New
Yora Mirror 10th july 1876; Courera Enquirer 18th Decen-
Der 1876; Evening Star, nth June 1857. jel5-Smt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

nR, CAIlFENTEE, NO Peck Slip, costinues TO DC.
~ vote his undivided personal attention to tho ofa deli
Carpenter centee of the New York saie Medical Society.
late of 40 regiment 6. Army and for yea
uoneF this city Offices ~. privacy patpens
Charges reasonable and all cases esaraBt@d. ny27-H
lNK. CAHPENTEk continues sdmIo,sier 10 tho al.
IL fctcd the prompt
ne al establsned am well known Dispcnssy, No. Peck
IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

HAOCTOH FAWCETT, Member ofthe Royal College
~ Of Surgeons of Londn ard edinburgh and Of tie
Medical College Of Phadea csnrucs to direct his atten
toI 10 the treatment Of the following diseases, Wit
Gen1nhea chancyes structures, irritation Of the u'eta, baa
presrate glands legs, rcrmasn and
fous affections Recent OF Veneea cured days
without mercury. preventative be had Persona who
nuyea themselves by secret destructive kab. will OBJ
tain immediate relief Separate Offices, Fulton street,
Greenvicc The stnc;es secsesy observed. my4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

nN CERTAl~ COMPLAINTS WHICH OCCASION GREAT ANx
~ IEry--As sTRIcTuRr, t'sss NENEREAI &c &csoih ~
sDtthout he Chest Of Mcdicin containing tang
sary for ne Immediate and Pirate Of these Conrioin
BY DR.. Ralph, 80 Courtand Street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

glVsa xr Scssi d stSTU SxcrScccI, o. A.s
q De1 - Orssswteh ~, New vevk 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-20
Remarks of Mr.. Lawrence, of Massachu-
setts, on the Tariff Bill.

Remarks of Mr.. Lawrence, of Massachu-
seits, on the Tariff Bill.
Mr. Lawrence rose and said, that, rs one
Of the COMMITTEE on Ways and Means.
and as one of the minority OF that commit
tee on this subject, he hoped he might be
permitted to express his dissent from the
principles of the bill and the report VIII ch
had just been read. This was q measure
of grave importance. 1t was no less than
bill to reduce suddenly the revenue Of
the country, which. by law passed in the
year 1888, had been proposed to be redu
ced in l342, or in other words. in five wears
and half from the present time. Ii was
bill to bring down the revenue IN eigh.
teen months 10 standard to which it would
have been reduced in five years and half.
He wished the members ofthis House to
reflect tor a .,oI mt on the principles con :
tanned IN the report, and on the effect which
must be produced if they were carried into
operation, He would put the question to
every member of the House, whether he
really understood the reasons upon which
the bill had been introduced at the present
time; whether there was any serious, any
abiding feeling in this House that the bill
was to become the law of the land. The
measure was of SO much Importance, that IT
was necessary that the country should
know and understand what 1t was; that
they should be we'll advised its objects
that this sudden legislation on questions
involving the greatest and most vital ,nte,
rests of the country, should not 60 forth
upon the people like clap Of thunder on Q
summers day.
| What. he would sci "-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-20

A STORIA, or anecdotes Of an enter
"A prize beyond the rocky mountains, by
Washington Irving, in two vols. For sale
v. HARRINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-01-20

Mr. President. am Indifferent to the
form in which the Treasury order may be
done away. Gentlemen may please them
selves IN the mode. shall be satisfied
with the substance. Believing it to be
both illegal and injurious, shall vote to
rescInd, to revoke, 10 abolish, TO supersede
to do any thing which may have tho effect
Of terminating It's existence.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19
EElzIIR IglaIp1ala Zg0IBYo
From the New York Mirror.
THE LAST ARROW.
"Ahd who be ye who rashly dare,
To chase in woods the forest childf
To hunt the panther to his lair
The Indian in his native Wild"
BY C. F. HOFFMAN.


The Indian in his native wild!"
old Ballad.
The American reader, If at all curious
about the early history of his country, has
probably heard of that famous expedition,
undertaken by the vicegerent of Louis the
Fourteenth, the goverhor-general of New
France, against the confedetated Five Ma
tions of New York; an expedition which,
though it carried with it all the pomp and
circumstance of European warfare into
their wild wood haunts, was attended with
no adequate results, and had but momen-
tary effect in quelling the spirit f,the tame
less lroauois.
1t was on the fourth of July, 1896, that
the commander-in-chief, the veteran Count
de Frontenac, marshalled the forces at La
Chine, with which he intended to crush
forever the powers Of the Aganuschion con-
federacy. His regulars were divided into
four battalions Of two hundred men each,
commanded respectively by three veteran
leaders, and the young Chevalier De Grais.
He formed also four battalions of Canadian
volunteers, efficiently oficered, and organ
lied as regular troops. The Indian allies
were divided into three bands, each of
which was placed under the command of
nobleman ofrank, who had gained distinc-
ton in the European warfare of France.
One was composed of the Sault and st.
Louis bands, and of friendly Abenaquis;
another consisted of the Hurons of Lorette
and the mountaineers Of the north; the third
band was smaller, and composed indiscrim-
inately of warriors of different tribes, whom
a spirit of adventure led to embark upon
the expedition. They were chiefly Otta-
was, Saukies and Algonquins, and these
the Baron de Bekancourt charged himself
to conduct.-This formidable armament
was amply provisioned, and provided with
all the munitions of war. Besides pixies,
arquebusses, and other smaller arms then in
use, they were furnished with granades, a
mortar to throw them, and couple of field
tplCC6S3 WIiCHy WIN lCtN9 anu OtiiSi
camp -equipage, were transported in large
batteaus built for the purpose. Nor was
the energy of their movements unworthy
ofthis brilliant preparation. Ascending the
st. Lawrence, and coasting the shores Of
Lake Ontario, they entered the OswegO
river, cut military road around the falls,
and carrying their transports over the epor-
tage, launched them anew, and finally de-
bauehed with their whole fotilla upon the
waters of Onondaga lake.
1t must have been gallant sight TO be-
hold the warIike pageant floating beneath
the primitive forest which then crowded the
hills around that lovely water. To see
ths veterans who had served under Turen-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19

---A==@
Trust in heavenl-when DER thy path,
Clouds and tempest come in wrath:
When thy grief oppresseth thee,
When obscured thy prospects be,
When around thee mists are driven
Heed them not, but trust in heaven!
Trust in heavenl--when morning lifts
Up her head, and casts her gifts,
Light and dew, upon the earth;
When she brings the blossoms forth,
Till shall shine the stars of even,
For safeguard, trust in heaven!
Trust in heaveni-when there sfar
Burneth many glorious star;
.Canst thou doubt, when thus their light,
CLEANS unshadowed through the night,
That protection may be given
To thy pillow1--trust in heaven!
Trust in heaven!-when one by one
Sweet the waves of hope glide on,
Leaving thee wreck at last
On the shore whence they have passed,
Though my heart be wrung and riven,
Still forever trust in heaven!
Trust in heaven!--when from its way
Those thou lowest go astray!
Strive, still strive to bring them back
To its straight and thernless track;
And tina truth may soon be given
To their spirits trust in heavenl
Trust in nheaven!-zit shall not fail,
When the darkest griefs prevail,
Andswhen death at length shall come.
When around thee spreads his gloom,
Pray that thou may'st be forgiven
Place thy dearest trust in heaven!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19

What an impudent varlet that Dec
Patriot is--only hear his "Modem DC
ary"-
LAbY.-A female with her head stu
silk bonnet, her waist puckered IN"
circumference ola junk bottle, and'
in the heel of her stocking.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19
lP0I9zgIgYo
Prom the Knickerbocker.

This world is all fleeing show,
For mans illusion given;
The smiles ofjoy, the tears Of wo,
Deceitful shine, deceitful flow
There's nothing raebut heaven!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19

An lrishman seeing some sparrow'
tree went beneath and shook it, nov
his hat to catch them as they fell.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06
The 0pera.

90 'ar as power goes, the present company la
dccided advantage over the troupe of last sea
son. ana is Infinitely superior to those that bav
charmed the New Workers From time to time. i
we take 1t as whole Indiv;dualv, ii can bo,s
OF talent that far surpnsses the New York c,,,,,
MES, II we except the lainenied Mdlibron. R,ssi
a small woman, but possesses no,yor nd II.
qu'dity OF tone that astonishes the auditor. ia
gust and pleasing features, capabl, of stro,, ,,+
Var'ed expression, she unles natural and chostc-
'o'icc' action OF body. With these great qua
ihcaiions no character can suffer in her h,,ds
'"hie IN those which are distinguished fnrtcndcr-
mess and the finer qualities Of woman's heart. she
heaVes the spectator nothing to wish for Shakes
Pe'rc's Juliet is not Bellini's But the fcnnda-
tions OF character are the same among all poon'o
ana we see the musician and poet unitinr all their
power rpon Tics great points. The Grand ONT
line of the lovely Juliet is the same in both ,r-
thors, but the details and filling III arc so differ
ent, that they seem TO bear no resemblance. R,ssi
did the part full Justice.
fahtanelil is peculiarly suited to the part of Ro-
meo. She plays and sings with all the fervor of
aeVotcd lover, while her eye speaks too plainly
10 DC misunderstood what is passing in her mind
lhe most tastidious cannot obec, to her fuce 7,
Is the mo'el of erprcssire beauty When Mt rcs,
her features are not striking, but whe excited
they tell the "story of the HEARTH She represents
tie lover with great truth and beauty, and 10 our
minds came nearear to this beau lota contidinp
youth, than 1t has ever been our good fortune to
witness II were really di,licul, TO point ONT the
Sreafest Efforts of Pantanclli and Ross durino the
"'era' In each and every piece they did enough
10 lmmortallze themselves. Perhaps the lament
OF Romeo in the last scene, and the eulrato of In
liet may DC instanced efforts ,m b,ning great
'er number Of beauties and difficulties thon C,pnd
elsewhere. Let the watchword of all true lovers
OF music bc henceorh, Pantanelli and Rossi.
on Ceresini we have already spoken His clear,
full tone OF voice will make him general favor
lite. Every one willremcmber Montresor's execu-
ten OF Cercsini's second song. II was introduced
In Ienra last The difference WINS So
Palpnblc in Ccrcsiui's favor, that we ALMOST fam
'ied Monlresor stood b,inre us with a renovated !
voice.
So far as seen, we have another hi n cvidc nee
OF the superiority Of this Havana Irnupr,-tlcy
are all fine actors and actresses The near rcscn,
blance between the Italian and English STYLE of
acting renders the Italian school extrc civ acccp,-
able TO us, if the performers be artists Besides
the present company are puuctiuus to poin, in
their dress. Such sight is quite refreshing.
aye predict crowded house ,o-.ipht