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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
M. -,a,s CINTM MNr EOn THE SALT

hN. UO.tyfS NTNTW FUR III SNLT
RjIEIIM Scald Head, Tctiers, Rirgwems, Erupons on
the face neck hands &c. This Ointment has bec1 used
long and i 30 well and avora known that IL Is
10 saw much concerning H. The celebrity has saaed, has
induced the proprietor TO pu up in STYLE umensurae
With the deuand, and hoe who he afflicted
these complaints and feel disposed to H. ly on s
nrovnp harmless pleasant and infaibe put neatly
lin boxes, and that all who need may try IT, ID sold weay
Ave cents The box For sale wholesale and retail by the pro-
prietos sgent, ~ w. BADEAU, the Bowery Medicine
Etore, go Bowery, New York. s4-lm
AI-DOCTOR JACKSON has renewed bis
l1Medieped Vapor Baths from No 1870 2oo Rowery where
NJ has baths ready for visitors FIVE minutes notice from
O'Clock, NJ to II o'clock p An Intelligent female who
has had three experience IN the business IN consast at
tendance the ladies' apartment 0entee furnished apart
mcss AID board with good provided 70! nvas VINO
wish put Themselves under the medical uesment OF
DR.. yackssp and the Hedicafed vapor Baths myEy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

N'OM I'LL. EEMOVAE OF NUFENF'TV.
Gus UAIR.-The bane Of female beauty, whether on the
forehead neck, still more unsipy the UPPER lip NAV be
teciualy removed NY free of ATKINSON'S DEPJLh
TOBY. Its operation Is instantaneous wing Tie hair with
the least approach TO pair and leaving the skin
than before. By twice using the Depaiory the Of
tue hair usually destroyed to require further
pcaton Of H. No bad consequences from its need he
pretended may be used infants skin without any
bad effects
advertiser prepared bottle sld by
him operate efeciualy, End 10 be perfectly innocent In its
effects. Price s.. sold wholesale ard rctailii
VI. &. HART, i73 Broadway,
Duftla ndt 4.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

SrEE tuN(s,S 0:.IENfAL BALSAMfC
- COGPOU Nd An efhcacou sautarv, and csicctual
mcdv Ill Of L,ucorrla, nvsluniary Emissions SENT
nal weakness eguariiy ofhe Menses rraled Diseased
action Of The Bladder and in all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gems The in mediate relief generally Afforded by the Of
The Basnmie Compound, 10 short space OF time has much
heightened its celebrity in the VI the above Diseases IL
confidently offered with accompanying certificates Of the
eminent of the British Faculty, which viii stamp the high
putaon IN which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only by W. Sterling White Chapel. Bnnlon. Sold Wholesale
AMI retail, by NATHAN u. GRAHAM
self No 90 Nassau corner of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

NJ CAL BLACKiNG, superior III the United states,
be had No. Franklin Square where the original article
manufactured There is mistake in the genuine article
other place in the States, and has equal
The mmenSe quantity sold the last five years. and the
SANITY increasing demand facts which speak louder than
puiis be had any time and in
49,. .ZDs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

nN. CIIEEHy'S ASTRIEGENT PILLS.
IL An for sssS. seminal wc,krcss whites
precision irregular ntion sickness, and NIL arc
ions Of the Kidney bladder ana PROSTATE gland In gravel
an wher, there command o the bladder they afford
relief aud their for few days peieiy
For sale wholesale and retail by A. b. d. SANDS, 100
Talion
~ b. Southern and eastern merchants purchasing
gross, viii he supplied ,e' al discount,
the Pill will be warranted 10 them produce the desired
fleet.
Price 81 per box retail. sli-Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

CwAIMS PANACEA.-5o dor. Swaim's Panaces
- with Spanish and Portuguese directions for sale
facurer prices. by RuSHTON ASPINWALL,
aus SO William ST., ITO broadway and 10 As'or House.
MO. DIVISION Sr.SBET-To err is human
and since its human TO is no, duty look
nJscretor 81 our fellow creaturs with pity, and all
hes in power, without innring Ourselves preserve them
from misery and disgrTcei LEyfsOS'S uUETER'S RED
DROP warranted 70 eject quick, permanent and safe
without diet smell Of kndrance am business, In all 81
vtnerea, or the money returned
Price 81 pr rhal hvery risl that Is genuine viii have
the written sig ri Utah Ievscn Of whom be oh
.ared privately an hours. Cur offices Division
New YORK; SO North sxt st. Philadelphia; 70 iia,at st.
Albany; Hanover Brston; and other Amer
icac can the genuine sdic be had. sig-lnis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
NV SUWs, NO PAY-SALT RHEUM, RING
~ WORM TErTER SChLD HEAD, JACKSON, o

~ WORM TETTER, SChLD HEAD, JACKSON or
BARBEES ITClI, &c. II Is ascerianed fact, that
sixth OF the Inhabitants of this city and the United States ge
morally, afflicted with The above diseases dlsease OF
the shn IL forms and 10 discover for them, the
subscribers have devoted much tabor, and deep
search. as SANDS REMEDY SALT nHEUMr has now
been tested in upwards Il 500 different cases. in every Or
which has cit, effected perfect rapidly
progressing Mevcry OF the above disc asc, eycnf all
e thea combined, this remedy Is effect n
perfect cure the full price viii he refunded Therefore
why should ay afflicted hesitate 10 make immediate of
tbs valu able sdcnc. They have all gain, and nothing
lose Prep ,red and sold by
Price ST 90 A. BAD. SANDS, Druggists,
.1l En al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

HAHIsuoNN kOIENGEN-A arficie, ma.
nufacturcd and for .ale by N. GHFGOpy
@~lm 13i William ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

~ CO.-The Stockholders IN this Company Notified tha
the fourth and astnment due and they request
ed TO call a, the Treaurers ,ce, No Asor House Barca
St, and pay the
C0AL-rhe company delivering from the yare
OF Greenwich and King stockholders who hav
paid up the four insialmenis.
slim. SOLYMON BROWN, President
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

CHIN PLASTEaS of the North River Exchange Co.
- goods the following grocery stores BEN
jam ms 253 Spring man OF Bleecaer and Com
Insrce Van wos % Vesey ST sturdvants 474t Broad
way; Williams 73 Washington ST. and redeemed at 341 North
Market Albany d. Barringe Brother 81 State ST. sche-
nectady; WHi Martin; Staten Island.
Orders received for small 1877 Gree nwch ST. New
York and those redeemed there in silver small eastern
money. or CITY bank bills slS.lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

Mt, CAErT.NTk,R, No. 4 Peck Sip, costumes
~ vote his undivided personal mite tho Of ali deli
private diseass whether long sararg Dr.
Carpenter, ccn.iate of The New York doa society,
late Surgeon of AZ regiment s. Army and for rs
tiOne hs city offices for tire
Chsrges reasonable nod all eases iry27-1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
0XEty AMP Apg rnn ~ ALkAN yx

ChKD.-DR JACKSON has added his Patent We
"A ge,able Medaed vapor Bath Establhmes:. Bow
sry gentesy fprEed apartments and board, with the Dc
Of nurses provided for nvaid who may wish put theH-
selves under bis medical AND his Mcdcsted vspour
Baths jee-f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

TLOTHJNG.-The subscribers would inform SOU III
" ERN and WESTERN MERCHANTS that they are
continuing the business lately conducted by Janes ora and
that they are now prepared t. MANUFACTURE STOCKS
OF CLOTHING short notice. in the most approved style
they have carried cosg business for number Of
years the south they know exactly what descriptions of
clothing will suit that market
They have also hand assortment OF clothing manufac
tured by the fashionable patterns OF this fall which they win
sell low Tor cash. IfORA a MANN
s25ims go Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

61n. GUUDWILi.'s ID saTEItG e. y, lusily ce.
Ileba ed for the OF gon,raa, and and anaosou
plants Of heorFans of seneator offered 70 the puica,
CHI articles the OF the above dis
thai be foard Its syoi price, and great virtue, OF
which the public are noned thst ioooo y more bottles have
agen,n onerg to the public with perfect confdsncc Sold
wholesae and retail, at T. NJ Guon's. Of eowey
Grand street at esccRs per bottle. with foldirectoass
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

SOMETHING NEW Eok THE Lao IS
- RAJrTIFEE CANDY-Anew and superior Favored
Candy manufactured 1t the Bswery steam Coneconary
,d M other place IN dis city, This Cardy surpasses all
Others ever invented for superiority OF flavor and delicious
ness taste producing also pleasant oo and sweetness to
which no oher Candy the world Ladies
are respectfully invited call and taste gratis al No POS
Bowery, opposite % Higngton street -
am
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
FebruarY Rfh.

 10th Houses met to-day, and compared fbe votes for President and Vice Pfeadent8f. Van i}uren received ITO, and was declared duly eleeted-Col Johnson re- ceived 147-no choice. Eho Senate retired, and voted uiga voce for Vice President. Johnson received B out of 48, and Frank Granger Is; and then, White Gull houn and Preston refusing to vote x. N. Johnson was duly elected Vice Pres dent
 am happy to say to you that Capt. R 3. G. Collins is appointed to succeed Capt. Brown Disbarsng ln dian Agent. l have doubt his appointment will give general satisfaction.
 We shall have the land bill up in our House in few days-its fate uncertain
 On tomorrow, we go to work on Mr. Adans, and hope dispose ofhin some way-hia fate will write you In haste. Yours, 4 YELL. The following is copy of the bill referred to by 1Tr Yell, in his letter of the 7th ut:
 SATURDAY, February 4. Mr. YELL, from the Committee on Public Lands. re-
 ported the following bill: A BILL to establish additional land office in the State of Arkansas.
 Be enacted Jg fde Senate and House of Represent- otiUes af tae Usd Sates of .4aerica, a Congress s sepJJed That athat district of country in te counties lof scott Crawford Jonsoa and Pope, in the State of Arkansas as designated bY law, sha form sepa- rate land district and be called the western land dstrt and the land office fer said district shall be- and is hcre- by established at the county seat for ne county of o son.
 He And e | srts efs,scietls, lat there siiaiiii be appointed by the President by and with the advice and consent ol the Senate, under the existing aws register and receiver i'll and for said district, whose com pensation shal be he same provided ior other regis tors and feceVsrsf and 1t shall be the duty of the eere tary o the Ireasurys soon ican he dona to ease ths necessary traet books, ats, maps, aad aaF4g. the public ands h aaid distrct to be filed in said oiee land aal f entries, sad disfrefs shall bs laae as prescribed i aw It the land offices lnoT astbahes, HEsfil the first day of 5uns next.
 a1ee nd committed Q sselAalittes aa ne
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

NlieA aEo~e eN as feaagas g sAs senasitef=ana 3;N N nave been more recently maintained durno tbat eulslAg fosoiaian and supported by tie sao of inc Senate2 Such is sa lamatabe condan ,o ';al. s.'s me 9eeaie $ nov feduced, how can he Itself bring np any such Fnoiion2 F ''7s's
 According b those doctrines, the ssnat. hs,,. ,,. tribunal 1o ny inc President in tho event Of an ineas tas no power or night to express any dnn;an
 eii sis esEsttaiioHHiitY of any act ,gbich hs may feEioria 1ze may insult the body or itg ners. befs he nay enter this chanlhor with m armed force disPefse the members, and isnprison them. bu, ~, must submit without nurEnnr .., , ,,.; Y wat uniii the majority o the House If aenFesenia- lvea' composed o his friends shall yote arirpcach neni aesins' himi which If wore possible for tben, 5o do. there stands here majery. composed also sf ala lfleaas ready to aequt him
 Aot those Nhe have contributed 10 produce tbe ore- s2. aaA9p3 ssata ol thRgs Who hage stF;pf Inc olh g' branches o tie GoveYnm8ni Of their powers. one oy enc aud piled hefn on lhe Executive nn,;I f bas oSeoRs PFacaealig tbs supreme power. answer tor wast taey havo done. Under ali gha raenans;h:ty sA wleA they stend o our God and cur couutrv' let them respond for ths agran violation of te eonst;ss ueuai privileges oi The Seaae. As for us. inc noor ptyeee only reHaias cf announcing to the People and 10 iae States "that he Senate, once prea bulysa1l ol he public Ahefty, hy a#eeeessiel. Of menls s now placed if the mercy of the Executive exposed to every insult aud outrage which the upbri- dled passions of aay President may prompt him to of
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
FebruarY 7th.

DEAn sfn-~Y wrote you on yesterday that we were upon the course of Mf Adams. We have spent this day in the most violent speeches heard and ad- ourued 10 night o'clock without taking the vote on the resolution; and tomorrow is the day We count the votes fer President and Vice Presdeat-aaa from the temper of both Houses, very much ear we shall not get through without trouble. will nope though for the best
 Tonight the senate passed OUT Land Bill t ia not what it's friends wished tfar from t--but o conclu- ed had better take it. n tho shape it would pass the Senate than to have bill a all. We shall ca it u9 in day two in cur House, but fate uncertain
 never saw more excitement than we new Ravain cur House. will keep yoH advised from day to day. until the matter is settled. Good night.
 Yours, f. YELL.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

7,ai5s .lftsiasIhe daily mail from Memphis commene- ed it's peregrinetoHs on the let ofthis month The consequence is that we have had no mail since Mon dav Hurrah for the Daily! If Amos would but let us have mail twice day, should get no mail at all.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
THE LAND BILL.

We refer our readers to another column for copy of tbe land bl in the shape in which finally passed the Senate. and letter from EEr 5ever upon the subiect.
 They will also find first page article referring to the same subject in which r. Fulton is censured for his course upon the bill and Judge Whta5 amendment We do not intend addng any thing to what is said by the writer of the latter article and Mr. seyier.
 It is our impression, however that Judge Whites amendment was far preferable to the bill passed
 So Bir Sever thought and advocated 1t warmly. Mr. Fulton voted against tand they again severed on the vote upon the final passage ofthe bill The bill, pas sed is certainly trammeed with complicated details and numerous restrictions We may eveh add that it's provisions cannot bube odous to the vest and d. most opposed to ta genius ofeedom Mr Fulton Prab- ably thought that bad biII better than nona and SO perhaps it nay be. Me regret, however, that he could not conseeatioualy vote fer Judge Whites amend meat, which would have given the three great pf- cples of graduation, pra-empsion and limitation ofaaes fo actual settlers without the haasang and vexatoas reqnisitons imposed on the settler by the pill Such the bill is, we owe it to Taa Burea mea-for only g@o or three ofthe friends Of the administration voted against it. Why is thfs? With majority in the Senate large enough to carry any party neaeuro-large enough to ratesla non the constitution and do any hg-handad act of usurpatoa, submit to any demand of arbitrary power-wita Benton for loader and majority at lis back the Interest of the west has been sgnay disre garded by the Administration majority there The vote given to Mr Van Buren in the south and west was gv- en under the beefth a administration would as far as might be just end proper gve that aid and enoour- agapent s poor srant, which the great and grow ing neW .ates SC imperatively require, How these hopes lave been met, we may now see. T Yens Bggen and tis friends intended o gtge such tend 5i6 es o8a for oa adao tage aad prospety s0@y d3d tsey ,iat lo 20 TAEv RAD TaH POWER
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
E109sE kgg1 T agg


 there was any person that paid money to mo or John 2 H. 1twlng, at tho dinner given by Joseph Baker to he volunteers of Pope county the 22d February for tne purpose of paying said eseph aker for the expens es incurred by hn in preparing the dinner they will peaes make | known to said Baker without delay. T 9ao request ail efaons who signed te subscription drawn y Col Howell, whilst 1t was in the lands of 7' Ewing or myself, to let their names be known. to- getAeF1gith the amount subscribed by each
 fsaaona 7f making these reqnauta are, that the paper containing ts nanes Szc. was inadvertently da atreg gea gy 5ohn Ewing, believing that those whose aaas were attaehea te t would pfo5aRy sipn one that YES ar4an hy hsq Chaney. As 1t respects myself. |aa catlad ost on other busnees meaataly after sn ing aaa aad nothing farther to do with did not re ceys one cent oi money fer Joseph Dalernor aill any caAaja person say tat received Yet some of ,nv enemles have put report into cfculaen tIat recav ed and retained Bakers money. Those are 4y reaaona eiowctizens, fer making those requests of you1ay charaete and that of my children isuariar from t;s malicious and sssnderoHs report sse v fso tongnea
 JOHN ELS TFIss. Pops co, March l0 1887. 37.--z9{4w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
APPoINrtEENT BY THE G0EERNoR.

Jonr PaasroN, jun, of Helena, to be Special Judee of the Circuit Court, to hold special term of said court in the 2d District for the purpose of try ;no such cases as could not be tried by Judge Roys don in consequence of his having been interested couneel.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

PosTscRIPT.--By the Memphis Mail laet eyonaq. we received Washington dates to Feb. l1, and New Xoff dates to Eth There is very little news of i'm poftehee, The law which rescinds the Treasury Cir culaf passed the senate ny vote of4l to 5-ory fsea 'o@' Ea''s sorr1s iaaggss, and H1g voting against t. DO much for one measure ofGen Jackson
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
H9use Q Iepre8ea atIt5gea, Washington, Feh. 1fh. 1a37.

DEAR ssR-Ene1oaed, I send VOL a bill which ' have reported, which I hope b get throueA-but doubtful.
 We gre now trying old Adams for contempt, in oiar- ing to present petition from negroes, the suie iect Of slavery, 6gc. Yours, A. YELLl.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
In Ghancery, Petition for Divorce.
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lilip l q ttefsoyl. .

And now on this day appeared in open court the con, painaat, by her solicitor Freeman and t appearn s the satisfaction Of the Court by the sheriff ratr5 a sa non es on the summons n this cause returned that fba saa defendant Fhp Pattarson net ail If this county: It is therefore, on motion of Freeman so, Y. 1tor for compainant aforesaid ordered by cort 1ba m aas summons issue in this cauee and tbat tha san1e 9getherWth this oraef be publisled n the Ar. s@as sdyocate newspaper published u Little Rock colft, requiring the said defendant e be a9 the next term of the Circuit Court for the county o kAnsas, to ba holden at the courthouse in the yae a Afk9n5as, on the second Monday in April next, and seaa pr aemur to the coroDainaf, ;ll ; au ease ed the will be taken as confessed aa him, and decreed accordingly. ~s '''AeS
 Teste, DC. ". LEAVIrT. cI,lk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

le.t ta5 s.usA gain, Il 5udra I .s{ fefs,.i sl.s meeting result n andtyonble slly di he net attend should not his voice have been raised there r opposition any scheme he might believe dangerous to cur interests aaa toShs Union Be has been Fu0d os
 lsisty 9agcaste. eaasiie and eiaq4eaa Y se vas his duty throw liAselin the breach to avert caam Fty and danger from bia country The post of rsspons 5ility should ever De the postoa patriot To shrink Eoia 1t, to betray his country If the object fthe meeting was good one, duty Arkansas required that he should be there to aid in tiff a bad one it was equeuy hieimperatiYe duty to have heen tare M voice against it. Some good ne might so have done none could he do by remaining n lis room and waiting to see how the current Of events run According to h5s o0a ho'oiag he dereliot to his duty 9oa tali au9tti9 nee d.'saaor15us teJs, teaspus ege'.
 We say again, if tho right of slaves to petition is a lowed in Gods name give us sSoalaern Con5e3eracg
 or any ching else which may give Us arna wherewith to defend ourselves that right is allowed, Fe desire to see bold phaanz of5ouhern hearts opposing them selves to northern usnrpaton and We would n see the representative of Arkansas in the front rank Of that ~ lanx. Compared with such matter the strife Of par ties and Che din of part2an warfare shrink into puny m significance. 1he sosa5 vofedJor , [the resolutionl totkoM gegard to pdAties," says Judge Yel-and well they might. The man who would not have done so, is
 traitor to his country though we would not apply harsh word to the man who preferred remaining in the privacy of his room, to joining with other outhrons in coneeftng measures for opposing the deprivation Of their dearest rights, we can at least say and most heartily too that his want of moral courage little befts him to be the representative of Southwestern tate m tho councils of the nation.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

/ speek of War 3undfy of the good people of lsi- Ter county have refused pay the taxes levied upon thens by the tare an6hori5y, and eiainn belong Iexas The Governor has thereupon iseued through the Ay authority paper, most peternal proclamation, calling upon them to submit, good children, and pay up, he shall use the strong Of the military to coeFee them. Will he call out Col. Howel's regiment! se- riosy, however the people ohat county clearly in the wrong, and the Governor clearly in the right. The nalcontents must bide the aw--and should they dare to resist they will, most assuredly be liable to the pains and penalties of hig5 treason. Ts ugly word, but such will their crime ba called.
 Ne understand, also th4t there is only justice Of the peace in the county taat few if any oS the of fcers, either civil or military to whom State comas sioas have been issued, have accepted them.
 Judge Yelt-F give balow letter ff8la this gen teman, which We find n fhs Gazette. He says thata resolution deela4ing tlet { tae ft to present petitions iron NEGRO sIkvas was contempt o the House anddan geroua to the soath and ale mover en enemy to the Union was rejected, by vote Of l05 to o." Y1eYg- ALzy ADss1rrINc THE HIeHr 7 of slaves to patton! lie goes on to say that general meeting of Ill the bers from the save-holding States was footsoiek he hored toouid 5e daatc-and the reason he gvea is that ever aesembles under the present excitement. there wi be no turning baeka soatbeyn ConJsderaey will De forned He says under this state of the case ttaf Ae OiA not attend.
 According to his own statement therefore the House of Representatives has virtually admitted the right ofsbAvzs to petition Congress-. general meeting of all the members from slave holding States is to be hed and becauae fie iagiaes that souhern co.federseg will be formed idea which he seems to have taken up without any other than tancifll groRndshe fo oaead Congress- hos aamtted tae Figh fslaFss to petition, then say ! ti1ae tlat Tsoisasra egniaderaey eas fosfaed sas grnepls E ektabliah- ed, the South may wei eeeeaa and QndpF such saaiees, q arg solss VI sa who paFiaf waaia be fenasa aaIlasr hat.ss Tla Ele a9a 1isA x tEs