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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-05
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-05

Adriven from Kentucky by public nda-
~ as Mr.. Wickliffe now asserts, left The
Eate in triumph left il as the bearer to Wash
kdgfop of the trophies of victory, the rOte Of Ken
lucky for General Jackson,
After my departure, the Legislature restored to
mo the office Of Public Printer for the State,
which Mr.. WickIife and his associates had taken
away, and | was prevented from enjoying it only
by the offer Of more acceptable employment in
Washington.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-05

Tboravos or assassins of Havana have rea-
son 10 ,pice. By their doubloons or threats
thew bsvaucceeded, ii is said, in procuring the
roc s ocC,. Tacon, who has for some years
Len, t6an' check. This city will again be-
90 49,. 4 before this excellent Governor
came ,berS ~ blot on the map OF the earn
bv The mur,yrs ally committed in oPsn daylight
and IN ts nest ihrougcd public places within ITS
prccipets, - Star.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-05

An interesting anecdote Of Lord kenyon's SEN
siby was related in the House Of Commons,
by Mr. Morris, ~ the debates Of 1911. OF the
occurrence that gentleman had been an eye-wlt-
ness. On the home circuit, he said, some years
since, young woman was tried for having stolen
to the amount of 40 slillngs in dwelling house.
twas her first offence and was attended with ma
ny circumstances of extenuation. The prosecu-
tor appeared, as lie stated from sense Of duty;
the witnesses very reluctantly gave IN their evil
dence, and the jury still more reluctantly their
verdict of guilty. The Judge passed sentence of
death; she instantly fell EfeIessat the bar Lord
Kenyon, whose sensibity was not impaired by
the sad duties of his office, cried out in great ag-
lta'ion from the bench, II don't mean to hang
you, will no body tell her don't mean to hang
herl then felt. he Justly added, '.as nowieel,
that this was passing sentence. not on the prison.
or, but on the law."--Law Magazine.
Sugar Crops.--We learn from gentlemen who
have Just returned from journey TO the interior
OF the State, that the cane looks much better than
was expected some two months ago. Many &C.
cidents, however, may occur between now and
the gathering of the crop. This staple Of Louis.
ianl will always command price sufficient tt
reimburse the expense and labor of the planter
1t the cultivators knew their true interests, they
would refuse to sell their sugar for any thing bu
cash. or notes o. cash-I,ayilg banks
N. o. Bee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fellows in New JeT
soy lew nights since, attempted to rob an eli
tors roou.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fellows in New Jer-
soy lew nights since, attempted to rob an eli
tors room.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-08-05

Encouraging gone of our Express slips from
New Orleans, contains the following cheering
annunciation:-"No Murders committed last
night !! {"
Quite subject for congratulatlon, truly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
VAPOK BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR
No. 25 John street.

No. % John street.
II PrCARROLL returns grateful acknov Judgements
y. the public and the gentlemen OF the medical profess
SION the liberal patronage bestowed his establishment
As the limits Of newspaper advertisement precludes
the possibility of giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
virtues Of the Naper Bath he bcgs leave merely 10 state that
has been found safe though powerful remedy in all the fol-
iswng Diseases diseases, rheumatism govt ncpi.
tumours diseases OF the joints catarrhal
plants, Group, affections Of the liver asthma sudden colds
debility ard especially powerful of relieving that
dangerous complaint, now 50 prevalent
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Vapor Bath has haa influence almost
paaeled in checking and eradcang the fearful progress
which the weekly report OF nerments announce OF its having
made In this city
Ihave several occasions visited the vapor Bath Esal
shment in John street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admins
ALEX H. STEVENS, NJ. D.
cheerfuy that have found the Baths in John
well attended to- and comfort o the patient CEN
.ulted. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d.
have been for many years IN the habit OF sending patients
Mr. and Mrs. CAROLS Napor Bath In John street aud have
frequently taken them myself Upon all occasions had rea
be satisfied with the skill with which they were admin.
stered: AMI believe IN this respect Mr.. and Mrs Carroll
leave nothing TO be desired by male or female bathers
wM J. MACNENEN, NJ. d.
The Baths readiness from O'Clock In the
morning till O'Clock night day Sunday excepted
when they open from till in the morning. sulphur
Baths all hours of the day. Portable Baths with csnpe.
persons administer them when required, sent ~ any
of the city Brooklyn al five minutes notice No con.
nexion with any other esaishmcntThe shakers Concen-
trated Syrups Saraparla and Lyerwor orsae Bathing
Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire. ty-3 lmisF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
RR. ISAAC FRANCIS, DENTIST, has removed

nR. ISAAC FRANCIS, DENTIST, has removed
~ from No. Chambers street. No. 1873 Chambers, Oppo-
Hudson takes the present opportunity
fully thank his friends for the long conferred
him. and continues practice in all the various branches Of
Dentistry. His premium lncorruptible Teeth OF the best
quality, real imitation OF and retain their color and du
rablity unmpared His full warranted To remain
the without the Of springs hgatures,
improved principle generally known Any wish
satisfied the subject those who have worn
them this city Aso Drops, engaged Ia cure
the violent tooache IN few moments and at the same
time preserve the tooth.
AS his practice is much increasing. DR. GLENNY,
her of the ROYAL College Surgeons London
Medical Society has Joined him, whose Dental attain
every reliance can be placed IN.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are Inserted by DIR. Isaac Francis,
which be distinguished from the natural and will per-
motion OF that without giving the slightest
For improvement in this art he has received dipo-
ma, of which the following copy:-
PREMIUM
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute,
In the City OF New York, AT the late Fair,
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS
For a fine specimen of Artificial Eyes,
Tan Improvement)
JAMES TALLMAGE, President.
J. b. WAKFMAs, Cor. Sec.
New York, Oct, 1886.
III CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo r. respectfully
sscs the attention of the public his most extraordinary and
eicacious Eye Water. Ii has proved itself most valuable
application in of and chronic Inflammation, afford
immediate relief Even diseased for several years II
has effected perfect in few days.
1T Charges moderate. Jel4-2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

Wornan,s Smile.

Woman's Smile.
Oh what dreary waste would be
This joyous world Of ours,
II happy hearts, the gay, the free,
Had lost their witching powers;
or where's the charm, however Bright
That could our souls beguile,
With half so sweet, - soft light,
As that Of woman's smile
Oh Life would be one joyless dream
OF hopelessness and woe,
If'twere not for the sunny beam
OF beauteous eyes below;
And all earth's fow'rs 50 fair, 90 sweet
Would flourish but awhile,
Tin retura they could not meet
The light of woman's smile.
Then il our hopes of bliss depend
ON such bright forms of love,
Which softly with our spirits slend
Dear thoughts of bliss above;
Who on this earth could love 10 rest,
Zen in this fowery isle)
II that existence be unblest
With aught of Woman's smile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
Benncts's Newspaper E.s ablish ,nen,
NO. 2l ANN STREET.

Moprr~e HssALD-issuea every morning, except Sunday
Price cents copy Country subscribers furnished
the for specific PERIOD on remittance In adj
vance. No paper sent out, unless paid IN advance.
CHRoSrcLg every afternoon One scoc
Price per copy. Country subscribers rrihed az
the rate-cash in advance.
WEEKLY IIERALp-ssued every Saturday morning. NJ o.
ceckPrce 81 per copy Furnished country subscr-
beers At % per annum, In advance.
WEEKLY CHaosrcLS-Not yet pubshed-but win be son.
IN all thoss papers II
usual ra,es-alwsys payable IN advance.
requested 10 address der letters
James Gordon Bennett proprietor and all letters bssne
10 be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

vIH r subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOUSE, at
the corner OF Fulton and Water Brooklyn, ia the best
possible condition. ready receive buarder by the day
week year. a moderate charge. The rooms, which
overlook New York and the East River pleasant and
viii be LEI either with without board some Of them
connected with parors suitable for small families The table
will be furnished with good substantial fare, and the bar with
good liquors. Every attention will he paid the comfort
all who visit The house. DANIEL BELCHER.
BROOKLYN, NAV rs, 1887 myg7.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

NO. IS PEARL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and splen-
did HoteL-Bosrd reduced to 81 80 Pearl Street House
Rebuilt with every convenience the old scie in the midst
Of the Burnt District The proprietor grateful for most lib
era patronage chceruy the wishes his friends and
the public in this crisis by reduction to one dollar and fty
cents per day. while he engages continue his STYLE keep
ing and attention rs heretofore. JOHN NJ FLINT,
mylO-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

C-MR HORN hegs leave acknowledge the obligations
~ under to the gentlemen who have literally palronised his
establishment AMI has the pleasure to inform s friends and
patrons that he has entered into permanent with
celebrated pie baker for supply Of the pies
tsrts that possibly be made In this CITY, lie also
able at all times supply his customers with coffee and cho-
colse Of the very finest favour and richest quality
himself that establishment in the city the puhlc
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
his myI6-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

RY.-TEETH worthy objects of the
- aomists the psychologists the chemists, the natualss and
the practical surgeon So says Doctor Hare.
E. GEDNEY, Dentist formerly of No. Is Park Row, now "a
Chambers has the pleasure of announcing to his friends
and the public his from Europe after absence of five
years. where he has spared pains IN perecng
himself in the art of his profession
He has brought with him large and choice assortment of
tura Venetian Enamel Teeth which may be artificial
ly, from single tooth TO entire set
f. pledges himself to fill carous or decayed Teeth with
gold stanna o them free from pain tor
life and also all incidental to the destruction
that injure the beauty of those invaluable organs
He kindly permitted to refer to the Rev. H. Anth0n D. d.
ST. Marks Church; Rev. Fras L. Hawks d. D., St Thomas
Church, New York
He may found "a Chambers street. few doors west Of
Broadway -
New York. 10th December, 1886.
Mr. r. Gedney-Sir have perused with some attention
"Treae Structure Diseases, and Management OF
the Human Teeth" and Think with the highly respectable
gentlemen who have written you favorable opinions that the
taken Of the subject termed dentistry
have shown extensive acquaintance with It's various de-
tails Your aluson 10 the Importance OF he regular aten
dance OF dentist both in private families and public selna
res my opinion worthy the highest consideration Your
collection OF dental instruments every thing OF The
have Its variety fitness and nls filled me with
agreeable surprise; and leaves doubt skill and ability
in the judicious of them May on and prosper
mlS-lms tSignedl > L. MITCHELL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
MANHA IAN hOI sn, Nr... MANN
lvl JAMES RYAN, from the Howard House. Boston. re

NHrs nv ~ AZ 80 10y sly, No. 49,
speculy informs the public that he has taken large build
ing in Duane street. doors from Broadway
gers College, for the purpose OF Hotel and Restaurant The
Interior othe building has been entirely taken out reled
expressly TO suit the business of the present occupant
Mr.. Ryan will keep the Manhattan House for
eaton OF Clubs and pare the best Wines and Liquors will
be furnished from his cellar, having been carefully
from the best stocks in Boston, large portion Them being
the celebrated stocks in the cellars OF Dir Gallagher
Of the Exchange Coffee Heuse Rooms will be furnished for
Reference and Courts Martial Transient and permanent
boarders will he accommodated in the best style
counry and elegant apartments will be let with without
board.
The Table f1ote will be supplied with dscacy of the
various easons breakfasts dinners and uPpers
city viii be served short sotce and soups viii be
ready every day from eleven three. Mr. H. confident that
m this department. his experience added TO the skill of the
persons employed will enable him please the
most asdious epcures both in respect 10 quality and style.
Those friends who have known the character of Mr. RS
Boston, he assured, will find his accommodations better
his means more ample, and his diligence quite unring
from such strangers in this city love excellence in the
departments of his profession he would beg the
iy call, with the full hope Of giving satisfaction
~ House will be opened 18th June, 1887 ie142ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
ISENE< ~ AaUE.-Rti sHTON ASPINWALL'
COMpOtfN Nd TONIC MIXTURE. Il n certain and spec

IMPROVED TRUSS s.-A general assortment Of
"s o. INC most approved ,ae. for sale Al NO 2hnn ST.,
jeI0
nR. HOUsTON's IA LIN OF GILEAD. Coz.
unus 20 ENJOY The same reputation that has already been
bestowed by pfhe afflicted who have suffered
from ayspers nervous AFT cio, debility, loss Of appetite
heartburn and all similar plants Its virtues cannot be tao
highly extoed and fast gal the reputation that DR. Solo
mons once enjoyed IN Euro nvads find any article
TO answer the purpose 50 well II put large bottles with
full directions " each, and cid Wholesale retail by ". NJ
Guion, cor. Bowsry ssd Ora ed st. my soy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
mr. JACKSON'S PATENT VEGETABLE
" INDICATED NAPOR BATHS. 900 BoNery.

~
These Baths Improvement those OF Mr. Nillaw
whose wonderful have established the character Of the
vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary ia medical practice
diae la, been eonalIv surcess few of the specific e
of the indicated vapOr bahso the effects OF
mercury from the system may relieve difficulty Of breathing
hence asthma other diseases Of the chest md lungs
give strength the stomach the digestive and
dyspepsia and its disorders To acute and
chronic namnaon "a the peelng Of crouous and
chronic ulcers, and rheumatic pains and feelings from
the joints the absorption OF dropscal humour;
gou all is forms less time than ony other agent hith
used.
Also ali kinds of eruptye diseases Eryspeas ST. Anto-
nys Fire Salt Rheum, scrofLous Erupton nc. u besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue raises the spirits, uanquzes
irritation, and increases the appetite
For the truth of these assertions, Dr. y appeals Win conn.
dence hundreds who have tested their curative pOwrr
These baths believed 10 he the only IN operation IN
country under the direction Of regular physician II Is
proper mention that they bear resemblance whatever to
those employed 10 the Thompsonisn practice, =,
Visitors have bath at five minutes notice, IRON eigh'
O'Clock, A. NJ, to II p. NJ ,,--.,
female always in attendance 10 wait upon ladies ny te
govery. my30y
IcEyEe ~ A,sUE.-Rti slITON \ ASPINwALLs
COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE, Is = certain and spec.
dy for the above disease also remtent and inerntenl
teyers u has been used with universal success since isS< m
this and other cities lie shown by numerous certhcas
from highly respectable gentlemen, which arc th tot
lowing Henry Hall Esd late member o. me View
Council, aud Jas. Van Rensselaer,, NJ. ID.
u i medicine possessing virtue and when used ac-
the most obstinate stage of the disorder; is net at all
dsageeabe and of the weakest stomach and children
ytake II with mpuny. II strengthens the digestive organs,
appetite, and seldom requires
obstinate cases bottles effect There neither
arsenic in the medicine, thing injurious
the human constitution The proprieors well convn
bottle which has been tken accordance with the directions,
and n effected srerec of the Fever and Ague For
RuJsIiT ON6 ssPINwALL, 20 William St.
/ iel2 116 Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
RELNL0NT HALL-scnooLEv,s MouNTAIN

ID MINERAL SPRINGS, NEW JERSEY-The snbscr-
Der would pectiny inform his friends the public that he
has just reopened this establishment tor the reception OF v-
Of the heahfunes tbe location the beauty Of me see
merry, and the and accommodations OF Belmont Ham,
the subscriber feels warranted saying that cannot De sur
passed by any similar establishment.
Belmont Hall has he improved by splendid piazza, warm
and cold baths and various and amusem@ns ard the
proprietor pledges himself that shall he spared 10
der Belmont Hall most desirable both nva!id
parties pleasure The pleasant The
leaves OF Couandt street every morning
O'Clock NJ and arrives Belmont al O'Clock day.
The subscriber proprietor OF the Mineral Springs, and
hopes attention merit aud receive a share of public
patronage. Prices win be regulated according the times
JOHN HINCHMAN.
Belmont Hall. June 16. 1877,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

AND OFEICE-JOHN L. BOGARDUS, Attorney
IL and Counsellor at Law Clinton Hall No beekman St,
opposite The Brick Church door, city OF New york; Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty oehe'a Aanu once
Western Agency. .,,,o....,,
Patents titles perfected for soldiers or their heirs
Volunteers 4h-Engls refugees from the United States
c.nrda and Nova scotia h-Deerters from the British
nv ar ibe heirs IN an the 6thTes lands
feY.eited for non payment reclaimed 7h-Hers under
with their discharges warrants titles, before the patents IS
sued AN the G-Lands In the several states
ana territories United States Canada Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sold exchanged taxes paid and titles in
vegse Obtained and perfected application to this Of
flee. .
Poasers throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding any othe above claims and acting agents
their several sections of country, will be entitled 10 Is per
all commissions. Communications post pad.
IL Valuable farming hand for sale in the state of Illinois
500 quarter sections of 100 EACH parcels from 80 To 800
acres suaeoaear and Otherwise Also, in Missouri
Arkansas d26u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

EmervcnceMl G1Mker ncNcrAHe fUWu0L.
y CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducing immediate efervescent draught in the hEhes.
possible perectsn sayng the thirst well as being
mingled with component part OF the pure Jamaica Ginger
much exoled difficulty OF Digestion where ITS med-
cnal properties the approval u tne
fastidsus and the learned. -
To travellers tourists captains of vessels &C. IL will De iound
deserau highest import either in sickness or IN
health, whatever climate will urpass any o.ner
isn extant, and besg pesnliarly portable renders sun "
- JOHNSON co. Chemists,
At their Created Water Depot 50 and % CtmaI ST
Soda and eidtz Waters syrups Of all kinds Seaa ana
Powders he. Je@-SA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

l14AsA = ia
ID CARDS. w. BRYHAM, of the Bowery Steam Confec-
tuaTy and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully
forms his numerous friends and the public, that he
fully prepared with Ice Creams Lenonades, Meads Sodas
Ices, NC &c with the various decaciss they
son, for their accommodation also the best
pure and wholesome confectonarie manufactured
who have not yet had an opportunity Of visiting his saloon
make call AT 23 Bowcry when they Judge of the
fort and accommodations OF his establishment same time
Pledgng himself that his patrons will always find respectable
and select society, with accommodating waters W. b. in
tends devote his whole and sole attention his Bowery
tabllshsen also Mrs Il. the confectionery department
snd with the united exerons of both hope to merit con-
tnuance OF the patronage already extensively experienced
with many thanks for past favors. =. w. BRYiIAM
Bawerv Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No 2o8 cry
my26-lm opposite RivingtOn ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
ne. GOODWILL,s DETFRGEN #. u.,ly -

nK. GOODWILL'S DETFR GEN II, Justly ce-
- lebaied for The OF and s.'s
Of he Offered the public
Of he chsarest articles for the 81 the above dis
aeses that can be foand I,ssss pce, and great vue, Of
which the public inome d,
been sold this city, Philadelphia and Bston warrant the
agentn oaensg the public with perfect confidence Sold
wholesale and retail al Y. NJ Guons, corner Bowery
Grand street at sect nts bottle with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
CHKONIC DISEASES.-l

CHRONIC DISEAsEs.-DoCToR SEARS would
to Dyses and Iser he paid
e hs;e and aI to che OF and
sRa Pccors and havns ard medicine
eSa edca and .asiS bad much irea%ent
those he confident tina, any which have ssted
By He he that ie %sfs No pe,en
s b .sS es
a % Re G. ns f R a n os
session may hi. cerdcass fem he hon
a He s SaS sa SS
chronic diseases to cal AN 4, n S sfcr9kIs
Dr. most ha. among The
. has Sa of bis
good health and not being os
s P TO TOO $ % samsS 10 X luke
Of Of h uSss. deaths cs % and
ersc symptoms unpleasant s.eieusn
sSs $ S SSs G 3 with pains
ofhe heart extending oen the blades especially he
s Ss" w s sss 's S ay
So " % a
ascending, " against the wind stairs These symptoms
surs the paIoay% which at sni Occur but
%ec u .n avn Sh end
paren,ly good health enjoyed;
the and Of has taken much pains
@os@ o R % al Ss
sumereu. cases some under his sare he fully COAT
Of the srse artery he
tended with an increased dun srerisi and gen
orally irregular and Intermittent There rrbably disease
which has defiance all he theories
medical science ,h' It's successful treatment scends
pccncc observation and discriminating Judgment alarm
Ing IN thai, this disease Ia beco more frequent
For the accommodation Of those coming from distance DR.
Seass flee a Ann street will, for the present. be
Suadavs.
The Vegetable Renova,ins Pills for sale his ore 4ia Ann
street. sl3n
a CAND 40 THE LADIEs.-The subscribers
n opinion Of the female mind and character far exaodto
that the sdies Of s city and elsewhere
to whom this card politely addesssdl caloes atte
tut address hmss their
only They respectfully inne cd that "Badeaus Cee
braed STRENGTHENING Pasiers prepared with calrcr
10 their favor and they most earnestly recommended
troubled With pains the back beast SIDE
who afflicted with cods asihmfths lie
confident that il possible ladies'
who have received benefit by those beautiful Pasiers he
could present array which, for modest and
responsibility, would for outweigh his hgte
They spread the most b. auiiful, soft and pah lamb
skin wil soil The white and may be worn Nv the most
delicate female all situations with and comfort one
month.
They sold athe Bowey Medicine Store Bswcry By
the ladies' obliged and humble servant.
miU N. W. BADEAU.