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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
MRS. BIRD, = Division stres,.
MIDWIFERY.-MRs BIRD having hcen dulr nna.

MIDW1FERy.-MRS.B BIRD having been duly Qua !.
VA hhtd, IN Ing hospital in Europe by
herestimonia and certificates, Offers her
10 the ladies Of New York Reference be whom
has attended and also TO many gentlemen t tho faculty
Wolf, DR.. Wright and others. "
~ Mrs Bird apprses the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their patronage and females ally that 81
tnucs TO be consulted on the different affections
ouent IN peculiar sag her treatment mild yet always
ducrgn snlutary change In tie the fecae
or sensitive female en- oys better health drng prcenscy than
al other times he asa dtvotes her
ofwemen and children AMI all ard Affections Incident To
females &c. Cuppng andleeching Residence No Dvknn
o27 ems
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- agent IL conbdesf that II this medicine
known would prove Of the blessings
happened to the human family, as he has knew II cure in
Jew days persons that reduced low couId
move without The most escrucatng pain and thinks
any person Knows thing calculated allie
tunes and suherings OF poor human -arre sacrcd
DUTY devovng o. situated from which none
Should seek 10 excuse themselves make public
he CONVICTION OF this truth he makes his invaluable medicine
known but knows that the medicine itself will do more 10
make popular than all he do. Price 81 FER bottle
Once Division BE particular, every lot
Tie has the written ". IEyISON. o.N-Ins
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II "Wc shall get Did licking" said
Usurer TO his friend. Ii We don't beat you, we'll
come out next best!'-cried Liberal standing near.
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HUNTER's RED DrOI

nR. HAMILTON, surgeon OF long standing and q
pnp OF two OF the rst colleges or anatomy the
DRY and practice OF physc and in
into The house No 81 Couriland where may consu
ed on every disease incidental
uncomnos delicate or indicate The desperate vene-
real cases cured In from nine Sores OF every
other description, In time their and M
lure. SueHusnce al all Tunes ola Inn
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DOOTs. boots. ROOrs-M

ROOTs, BOOTS, BOOTs-wALKERs go Cam,
street the second shoe store from Greenwich street. the
place 10 get cheap boots for The coming The
Der have ladies' gcnemep and chdrens boots shoes OF
every description 10 sell lower cbas they have been offered N
this public. Also India Rubber and Leather socs dout
mistake The store $50 Canal street. the second from
orfenWichd ol1fms
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GLASS WA h..--At the wholesale Glass Wareware
ouse, no l43 can te found tumbers, wines
9ecan;ers and plain and glass generay plain and
fancy bottles for perumer Jars show ssses &c of conec
TONERS; lamps, cut and plains astre shade and Aso
bottles phals jars, &c for druggists of every ceor size end
descfFt on Glass ware made and cut 10 pattern Private
DO ties furnished To order oz7-ln*
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Dill HALF's Pile Oiptmentis poe.
tive cure for the FILES In three days Sold by j. n.
Hart corner Of Chambers street Eroadwav Burnett,
IS 9Th avenue; NJ Guion corner Of Bowsry and Grand
street ofosv~.
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.ss,gnea Tor tae use 0, every
(Which be had aose il wished ier fitted in the Ia Of
chest, travelling, ana which
cessns every kc necessary Ter the NEST peect
is impossible TO lie this little book sf
iod 10 all whs interested in the subject begins oy des
complaints which very ~ resemble this disease
1S w aes sa S
and ,hus The eonhag patient mrs. gets r1oonu sna o ~
then proceeds TO show lhai under The word nerea
distinct diseases are included viz: veaerea disease properly
porance know difference between the for he
IN se onf mo e in asa
er; neither does veaereal produce the Ghonorrhea II
sSs G u s & in
useless and s on sn eeee
and noLing easyas 10 kn' what those circumstances
lions given in hi. little hook mercury is rendered exceed
ingly mild and ecacors remedy The next chapter treats
Of Ghonorrhca uhe disorder attended with nnnrg) aud
gives the best of curing also points out the con.
Of allowing Ghonornsa to continue on lo
follows chapter snicure se and which made exceed
waich 80 much ignorance and knavrry pracced Thee
persons for ins who pretend TO cure with box OF
the physic in the world could cure Rel
10 mig Msn 50 f he ph
while in general proper means are used nothing Is SO safe
The remaining chapters those other FERNS Of
real diseases WHICH sometimes e.
sby arise in of this complaint even from IT'S hrst
symptoms down most neglected
be known that there form OF venerea disease which lies so
dormant in the constitution, show Itself in other
than upon posterty The treatment of all these
however is abundny plain and efaeou Sc that any one
having this little chest OF medicine complete may undertake
his cure with p, reci safety and success
Tbe price Of the chest OF medicine &c Si2: the DOCK
aloae is 81, forwarded 10 any part of the world
Letters in ation for the CHEST 10 be addressed TO
the author, DR. RALPH, No SO Cortlandt street, ~ H.
r. s. Since publishing this little book the author has been
Consulted aany distressed and ruined constitutions
lchi fly from trusting certain description of advertising
peope ad him TO the opinion that there should be some
practitioner ef known integrity ana skill ofscdy prepared
all times give the best assistance that disease. and 10
whom such patients might apply with confidence For Ibis
the writer deems here TO state that he
graduate of the University of Edinburgh member OF the
Royal lege Of Surgeons LoaGen and author Of work ex
prcsy these dsorer Also, that he has testimonial let
highest physicians in Europe to the most eminent
in Ame Dr Mott ct New York, and Dr. Physlck OF fhia
wisbesi Linz
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nor THE REMOVAL or sTPExyLU-

EOH THE HEMOVAL on BlPEN FLU
= OCS nAlk-Tne femaie beauty wae.Ier on Inc
ioreteaa, sta unghy, the upper p may BE-
siectualy removed ny y AikiNSON'S DEPil.A-
TONY wlo-
ou the least approach pain and leaving the skin and
softer Than before By twice using the Depuat0ry the or
me HAIR are usually destroyed to require further D.
Pcaon oi No bad from us need be a-
bad effects. -
ne advertiser IS prepared TO bottle sold
H.h rate tHectua,iy
effects. Price u Sold wholesale, --laIhy
- IL. c. HAiT, IT'S Broadway,
corne tandt 81
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WATCHEs-The subscriber has now on hand ron late
w arrivals and offers for sale large and complete
Of gold, vertical eppe duplex anchor
independent second Watches silver do do.
Musical Snuff Boxes IN she'll cases, 2tuaes
do. Boxes, large sirss, and tunes, some with
cred music, entirely article
Aabsster, ebony asd other Clocks
s7.lm' r. A. LOIfSK, Ne 65 Liberty q.
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KTlFIClAl. TEEiY, without clasps spyl

h
"A &c thereby avoiding injury the adjoining III, the
principles OF atmospheric PRESSURE by NJ. LtvETT, Dentist
No Sly Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method so generally known and approved needs
comment, being wholly different in principle and result
practiced in New York.
His references OF the highest order ampeihe oFn
ono the New York pablo this improved SYSTEM may b.
seen in the following respectable papers.
Vide New York Mirror, Glh july, 1886.
Courier Y Enquirer, Goth December 1856.
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- COMPOUND-An eficseicus, ssIutsry and cAectual
nedy In I'll eases Of 1nveunary Emissions Semi
ss Weakness irsgnlary cfhs Menes Irris.,ed Deusee
gans The imrdsse relief generally afforded by the
the Dasmic Copound ~ short space Of time, has much
confidently offered with accompanying certificates ofthe
esnsenf q the British Faculty, which win stamp the high
only ~ Sterling white Chapel London. Sold wholesale
and retail. by NATHANB. GRAHAM
o4Gms No. % Nassau st.. corner ofrultOn.
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RoOTs-I0OTs..!g0g Fashionable low pm
public taken Ne 81 Csnal ST., corner Of
Wooster where he intends keeping general assortment Of
and which he Offers wholesale and retail
reduced prices cash Just received from h factory,
Of French pump boots prime article fer whct
he offers nj the reduced price Of $500.
~ n. Constantly on hand boots fer sa5N and 4275.
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NJ ATHEMATlCALI HsTRUMENTs-Joair i'm.
A ported and for SALE wholesale retail ~ WOODS Tool
store, No Chambers OF Chatham large asort.
$50 -
~ For Stockings Turning Lsthes--Desns Parallel
vce-wnb the usual assortment OF mechanics tools Of FIRST
rate quality. /. c9oim
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

for Governor. There are very few
towns and plantations not heard from
whrch, Judging from lbe towns in the same
vicinity, will not vary much from the vote
Of 1884 The votes received give Kent
about 400 over Parks. and the towns mol
head from gave Dunlap in 1894, about
500 ovel Sprogue. There will be from
three 10 FIVE hundred scattering votes
probably. Ii is quite uncertain which is
ahead, Pa ks or Kent bot it is very ccr-,
tain there is no election. We shall prob
ably have the legislature. No pains vii!
he spared by our iileLds 10 effect the cleo
ton Of democrats inrcPrescntalive Districts
not yet flied. :.
The rederalls,s say Kent is elected. but
they do not believe ii--ibe returns tie,
have published are incorrect, as has been
proved in many instances. Our fIends
are determined not to lose the State. IL
is the general opinion here, that if 'he e.
lection had been two weeks later, we
wou have succepdcd handsomely. Prob
ai.ly there has been 10 day this season.
when il would have beeu more inconVen'
lent fur our 'armers TO leave their business,
than on the day of our election, being the
middle Of reaPing.
4,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
Ravonna, Sept, %, 1897.


DEMOCRATS turn out! The Second
Tuesday Of October is the day set for the
trial of the question in which your liber-
ties are concerned. Be present and assist
nj that trial. Watch your interests! Lei
not the fact that a few of your friends in
another State have staid at home and sul'
fercd partial defeat, dshearten you.-
Your brothers have done nobly in Yer
mont. They have routed their enemies
in their stronghold. Pcrsevere-do you'
duty and all will be safe. The Federal
lists in this county are convinced that thcil
cause is desperate, consequently theil
show Of joy. Let not their exultation.
and demonstrations Of joy dishearten you
II is all f..r effect. Remember the day
Your brethren in all parts Of the Stat'
are in linc spirits, and feel confident o
success. Let us help them, and show
them that Old Portage is not so benighte'
as some have believed her to be. Their,
are some of her sons yet disposed to bat
tie for their rights, and will not give Vi
the ship so long as two planks hold to
| gether.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

sist 10 this connection. The Treasury
must be recognized. But it must not be
q Treasury BANK. nor mus. it swell the
patronage Of the Government. The Go
vernnent and banks are seEarated in part.
bu, not potentially With resumption
Of specie payments, their connection
would commence. 1t lis prepostrrous and
mousirous that the Government should
use the credit Of bank, or an individual,
while its own credit is perfect. The pre-
sent diitress is not a case for medicine; it
depends on the strength Of the patient -
The distress Of the country is de6t; the
cure is time. Ne looked for relief more
to cotton, tobacco aud rice. than to Gov
ernment. Governmen, should set an ex-
ample of indulgence. Mr.. Calhoun con.
cluded by offering the following:
Prshosrd Amendment.-On the 1st OF
January 1888, three fUurths of the debts
20 Government shall be paid in bank notes;
on the following January, one half; on
The following, one fourth; and then all
connection with banks to erase, and only
legal currency to be received.
Mr. Benton proposed an amendment,
having the same object in vie~ as the a.
hove, bu, d ffering in the mode proposed
| for attaining il.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
MAINE ELECTION,

II would seem, from the subjoincd lei.
Ter. received fron gentleman on whom
great reliance may be placed, that the fed.
eral party have again expended their anu
n,ion In vain. A hundred guns at one
place, and thousand ut another, and feds
eral salu,es every where, have resounded
the victory Of tho lederaIists in Maine
II our correspondent is not mistaken, this
victory is again defeat, like so many Of
The same sort heretofore eloried in by the
federalists. The probability is, there is
no election by tho people. The election
in this case devolves ON the Legislature
The House nominating, and the Senate
choosing, The Governor This will secure
the election Of Mr.. Parks, the democratic
candidate.
The federal party claim an accession to
their strength oil 10000 in the popular
vote, as shown by this election. A COM
parison OF the polls will show that Kent,
their present candidate, has just about the
vote obtained by Mr.. Sprague. their for>
merly defeated candidate. The demo.
cratic vote has fallen of several thou
sands, in consequence Of the nomiua,ion
not being satisfactory to the democracy Of
the several sections Of the State. - Gtobe.
Bangor, septr II. 1897,
! Ny. Dear Sir-We have just finished
Z full aad thoFcugh sxaniaatioa Of votes
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
TOO SOON.

The good Wings Of our town have
been sadly hoaxed in regard to the Maine
election. 1t will be recollectnd that at
the time they were making such fuss
about it last week, we cautioned them
about shouting before they were cut Of
the bushes, & at the same time expressed
our doubt as 10 the the correctness Of their
information. AT that time we had seen moth
ling TO induce us TO believe that their state.
ment, as to the result Of the election, was
true, 81 since that time, we have seen much
Ito encourage the belief that the statement
was MOI true. The only information that
we can rely on is an article in the Globe o.
the Goth Sept. given in another column.
Our belief is that the wings have not cleo
ted their Governor, but that the election
viii devolve upon the Legislature which
lis Democratic.
We would take this occasion 10 warn
our democratic friends against the dam
ger Of disscntions among themselves. -
The loss which we have sustained in
IIMain, is not in fact loss in numbers, us
Ills shown by the fact that the vote Of the
IIWhig candidate is about the same that
lISprague,the Wing candidate had who was
defeated in 1894. The democratic voters
were dissatisfied with the candidate and
! did not turn out. Let our friends remem-
ber the oft repeated truth that +" Eternal
vigilance is the p'ice of Liberty"
/ "As usurcrs, the banks have abused
their privileges, by taking advantage of
'public necessities created by themselves.
They have flooded the land with notes
promising to pay-they seized upon the
nations revenue upon millions Of pri.
vate deposites; they have refused to lul.
| I'll their engagements; have closed their
1 doors; forfeited their charae t,rs, and now
i stand in open instruction against public
law. Why then, is that law not enfor-
Iced? Why are they not brought to JUS
'lItice? Why not sued upon their con
'IItracts2 Why are their charters not an
pulled? Is it because they are innocent2
Ills it because these acts are harmless?-
| No they are protected by the very ex-
] cess of their crimes. 1t is because the ef.
al fleets of their conduct cover the whole
i, face of the land--because you cannot pun
d sh them Immediately without also afflic..
pEng yourselves.
I Fellow citizens; read the above extract
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

From the Few Lisbon, o., Patriot.
QUESTIONS FOR DECISION AT

w CC Io INo TWIN bF-CiDi'1N ~
THE OCT. ELECTION.
The people shall now take into consid,
Grafton how they will decide the following
Important questions by their votes this
fall:-
!. Whether they will justify the hanks
in their refusal to pay their, bone@ debs--
and thereby have Continuance ot me
deer1ab'c poper tissues, which will have
constant tendency TO, deprecia'e in value,
for abou. three years, as occurred from
1914 to 1917.
@ Whether they will discoun,enance
the measures ofthe Administration to give
the former, mechanic. and lahoring por.
tions OF the compuniy, q currency which
cannet be used 10 make slaves Of the peo-
pie, or to commit lrauds upon them.
3. Whether they ~ish the power to
regulate the currency 10 remain, as nj
present, under The control Of corporations
which have ''neIihci ho6es to be kicked,
nor souls 10 be damned.'
4. Whether they wish the continuance
Of banking system which enables bank
era to dcfraud the holders Of their paper
without even liability Of their individual
property for redress Of their wrongs.
5. Whether they will sanction the
locking up of the specie change in the
vaults of the Banks, and the substitution
of the pestilerous Of issues Shin Plastcrs.
These are grave questions for decision,
and deserve the calm consideration Of the
whole People.
Ii tho People wish to decide them in ia
vor OF Rag Money and Shin Plasters. they
should vote for The Bank ticket. IT, on
the contrary, they wish to discoun,enance
such doings-uphoid their Government
md by public indignation, cause the banks
10 render justice to their creditors. they
should gve their support TO the Demo"
cratic Bank Ticket.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

authorized by law. Any receiver or dis
bursting oficsr who shall neglect so to do,
shall be dismissed from service and for
felt all consideration then due to him"
Mr.. Calhoun called for the ysas and
nays on his amendment, and they were
ordered.
Mr.. Niles then gave ct leHgth his
views in favor Of the sub-trsasury sys'
tenn.
Mr.. Smith, Of Ia, then roes to reply
and the senate adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Sept. 20.
After the presentation Of memorials
against the annexion of Texas.
Mr.. Cambreleng, from the COMMITTEE
on Ways and Means, reported the Senate
bill for the issue of Treasury notes, witt
an amendment, increasing the amount tt
ten millions and half. Committed.
Mr.. C. also reported the Senate bills Il
postpone the duty bonds for nine months
and TO adjust the claims of the Govern
nent upon the late Deposite Banks, with
out amendment, and they We're commit
ted.
DsposrTEs. House went int
Committee of the whole, (Mr. Haynes il
the Chair and resumed the consideration
of the bill for the postponement of tht
fourth instalment. Messrs. Cambreleng
Underwood, Duncan, Garland, Of Va.
and Bidde spoke on the subject.
Mr.. Pickens moved to amend the bill 81
as to postpone the instalmeltt till the Is
of Janunry 1899, instead Of pos'poning
indefinitely.
Without coming to any conclusion, th'
House adjourned.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
FEDERAL WIG REIOICINGs..

We had jus, set down to make a few
remarks on the rejoicing of the Wings
last Thursday evening, when our eyc
caught the following excellent article i'm
the Cleveland Daily Advertiser. The
truth of the remarks in this article caa..
not be denied by any. In addition TO the
following, we will mention the fact thas
the getters-up of the firing in this place.
always oppose celebration Of The glori-
Que anniversary of orr national indopen-
dence, and for two or three years past
have attempted to suppress every symp-
tom Of joy on that day, and the sight Of
even libehy.pole has been sufficient to
draw forth the cxccrations of the pretend.
ed patriots,
On the occasion Of firing last Thurs
day. noted Wing in this place-ona
who has been the most strenuous in on.
posing celebrations on the 4th of July.
and one who was most instrumental in
getting up the present farce, said that it
was, ITO REJOICE OVER THE FU.
NERAL OF DEMOCRACY" Thus.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
WESTERN COURIER.
EDITED By EDWIN r. SELBY.
RAVENNA, OCT. 5, 1897.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELEcToRs OF
PORTAGE COUNTY.

At the Convention on the 23d inst, |
was nominated as candidate for the Of
flee of Recorder. My private business is
such, that it renders it utterly impossible
for me TO attend to the duties of that Of
fee, should be elected, and / rnust there
fore decline accepting the nomination; at
the same time tender my sincere ac'
acknowledgements to the delegates compo'
sing the convention for the honor shown
me. Your obedient servant,
EDWIN r. SELBY.
Ravonna, Sept, %, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05
From the Ohio Statesman.
BANK FRAUD AND INIQUIIY.

One of the most villainous frauds that
just taken place in this city and along the
National Road, by a Government Agen,
Bank of Pittsburgh.
That Bank has for a long time been act
ing as the Government agent, in paying
off the woikmen on the National Road
and even before the Banks suspended spe-
Gle payment we were informed il took ev~
cry method to speculate in the public
funds, and then changing them into
more worthless kind to pay off the ppllc
contractors and laborers, and pocketing
the difference. Within few days past
the Agent has been here. with authority
TO draw on the franklin Bank of this city
to the amour, OF fifteen or twenty thou>
Sand dcllsrs, which he demanded and re.
ceived in shech. Instead of paying this
to the woIkmen as the Government in
tended. the Bank Agent has hocketed the
specie. or sold it. and made his payments
in the most worthless trash he could pick
up, olEhe Bauk'sbrokcrs could collec, for
the purpose.
There is no mistake in the truth Of this
matter, and the indignation every where
excited ON hearing the transaction is
great. A few such scandulous frauds as
this, and such thing as Bank Agents
for Government, will find no advocate in
Ohio. Indeed the advocates for con.
tinuanee Of such system, must daily
dwindle into ins,gnifcance. We predict
that The few Conservatives" at Washing
ton in one year will be look ed upon in an
other light than that of traitors and enc
mics to all free governments---whi'et thou
sands OF honest wings will prefer a sepa-
ration of the Government from. all Banks,
rather than the continuance Of such hor-
rible frauds upon the people. Such
things cannot nor Tust not be brook -
the peo lie every where must rally to their
own defence. every honest principle de-
mands it Of them.
Te Mr.. Van Baren we say emphatical-
ly. hold on to the pure and righteous priu.
ciples Of his ever memorable message. -
The people will do justice to virtue, and
to correct principles. They cannot be
long deceived by their very worst enemie:
| the Banks.
Whlg toll-gatherers swilktake nothing
4
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

O. Post Masters and others, are re-
ouested to forward to US, the result of the
election on Tuesday, as soon as possible
that we may be abe to give the correc
result in our next paper. By attending
10 this request they will much oblige us.