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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

Mistprer has failed 100000 .. gravel and
seminal weakness so satisfied its wonderful ETC acy Dr.
Poett, he would hesitate forfeit ai0oe any failure
The Increasing demand for POETS Specific In this city well
in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Providence, New
Orleans, il the best proof Gifts worth
New York Agepts-A. b ID. Sands loo Fulton street,
syme, Bowery and Walker; w. Horwi,
al and hudson. Price ~. jv1-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

~ PHCEsThe subscribers wishing 10 reduce their pre-
sept large stock offer for sale above tfor curre-t Bank
notes. OF the stocks Of ne and useful Cut
ery ever imported ro the Unie States consisting 81 every
descupon use ef Ivory, Selfup Black, Bone Stag and
sham bnch Isbe Knives and Forks Desserts and Carvers.
KLONs OF Rodgers Elliott, Wade and Butcher and other
well kSown raker Rodgers, woetenbolns and Crooke'
Pocaet Cuuery SCISSORS and Shears Of all Lsnces
Palette and Butchers Knives aas s,ees
PISrOlS-Pocket, Belt and Due.lng PISTOLS very extern
and complete assortment all worthy the afenop
southern and westerr merchants and others
au21-lms 0RAvELEY wREAKa. o Agav House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

7 EvIsON,s HUNTERS RED DROP.-Th,

IT EVISON'S HUNTERS RED DHOF.-This
L. medicine the only absolute TINT has ever beer dis
disease which has been known when
seated the system dow. from generation to generation
defysg skill OF the eminent physicians allowed
by every acquainted with it, be the most certain safe
and quick mode Of known roots out every vestge OF
poison from the In few days matter how old
the and always be used with the greatest safety to
both II de6es discovery there restraints laid
the patient To be obtained No. Division 81. Every
bottle that genuine Will have the written signature Of Uah
Levison So North Sixth Philadelphia where is sold New
York Office, No. Division doors from Chatham per
bottle; which Il warranted To aus I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

DILES-PILES.-DR HALE'S Pile Ointmenth pc.
tive for the Piles in three days time Sold py =.
Hart corner of Chambers and Broadway
81 9Th avenue; 4. NJ. Guion, Of Bowsy mo franc
street, nsNaulSlms
"A NGINA PECTORIs.-DOCTOR sEAKs hhsspald
IA unusual attention 10 this disease has ha9 much expe
rieace in the If IL; and In most cases mas been sue
cesul relieving its symptoms ana N many o. ahord
ing entire relief Its characteristic symptoms are an unpea
sensation the sernumbresstbone cemmony at the
lower mari attended with mains the breast
participate m, len side and regisn OF the heart extending
often "a, he shoulder blades especially the LETT and often ar
fecng the eN aim subject 10 II are sometimes awaken
ed with sense Of sufocaUon, and generally experience
BREATH and sometimes pspaon OF the heart
wshirc Fast where Il ascending against the wind, up
fight Doctor sears would invite these subject to this
drepscaI affections 10 call him at his Office ~ Ann street
Numerous csrtikcstes be and referencesgven
suSSu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

IN r., ARPENTER. No. Peck slip. cost,nues t. Dc
- undivided pereo0sl TO tho Of all det
cate private Diseases whether recent Of long siandns Dr.
centate or the New York State Medical Seetcty
Of " regiment " g Army snd for IS yca psc
ttIones this city Separate Offices FOR the privacy OF ran
80. al an casts ssarp ate "a mv27-0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-30

~ WoKM. JACKSON oR;BARBERs iTCH'S and All
other diseases Of skim eectunly and speedily cured
by the Of SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM,"
which has yet failed in single instance II is applied
without the least trouble inconvenience and change In
diet necessary. Long standing and obstinate will be tn
ken In charge and cured by special agreement II warrant
ed 10 cure in all the viii be refunded fit should
fail
Prepared and scld by A. B. D Sands druggists Ne. 100
Fulton, corner OF William st., New Yerk. Price ~.
N. b. Agents wanted in OF the principal cities ana
towns in the United States Those who desire appointments
iherai -. - - iy29-5mf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

democratic administration from that 10
The present time. have frequently.
from sense Of my duty. differed from
my political friends in power, as 10 par.
y measures. without once ,hiniinc
that thereby was mourning party
prescription and anathema; and still
less for expressing an honest difference
OF opinion as to the import and mean
ing OF the Constitution. Having thus
passed on, without known OF intention
a! deviation. for a term nearly thirty
years. now # nothing but immola,ion
Will aPpease my enemies. let the blow
come am prepared for the worst.
and only regret that can poin, 10 so
many names, Of higher merit. who
have much sooner sunk under the
oaneiul effects of this systemalized os-
trscism."
And, yet. this man who thus "larcs
10 be honest in the worst Of tine" will
as he predicts. only meet with abuse
and persecution. instead Of being no.
noTed for his independence!
Her. Ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
Frsn fhs -Sse York .fmsrisss.
THE oUTCAsT.

1T 1T. O. " PArrks. o. 0. ARnY.
They never more may breathe her name,
That cherish'd name Of gentle tone
It's blotted out in lines Of shame,
On every page where once Il shoos.
oh, may you never. never know,
Tho startling dream which hauuts her re.,.
Since that sad hour, her conscious brow
Was lent TO warm = faithless breast
That brow, whose changing line, were such
As charmed the wond'ring painter, ,iev
Al which the master gazing much.
Fovsot hu ssssI a. h, d,sv
The lof,iest far smong the proud.
And lovliesi still amid the fair
No more shall tempt the glitterins crowd,
To forge The chains they smil'd to wear.
That voice, between whose word, of null.
Such 'wltching tones Of passion runx,
! nat music self would pause the While,
Neglected. Of the Lutte she strung.
No longer mid the tuneful choir.
shall strive To wake the trembling Law:
Nor love, nor friendship more aspire,
To sigh beneath its thrilling sway.
Yes looks and words alike arc vain:
Though smiles may soothe, and PRAYER, NAV
WIN.
They cannot break the CALLING chain
W hich binds the victim child of sin
Like some frail bark upon the wave,
Deserted by the Idle air,
Not all the power which man NAV have.
Can burst the spell which keeps IL there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
IsO ~ ~IEt.
ABOLITION MoNr,lLNTS

ABOLITION MOVEMENTS
The Abolition touy,n,iun n u,r.
nsourg 'En,yivAria. has adjourned.
alter tie formation OF stat. So.irty--
appointing Lecturer, % traverse that
State, and committee, TO address ~,
tree people Of color. y, working men.
and the commonly Il large w.h ar.
Suments adapted 90 operate ntcn each
--TrsulNing 10 rai>c iund 81 SlU 900
Tor inoendiAry FuI!o,cs-snd adopting
various resolutions, decisiirs that sll.
veryIs Sin. that Shareholder, are SIN.
hers and viii - Ca he d.. hat II
~ unChiI>iiIn - entertain Prejudice
aSains, color SC. SC.
DO Arthur Topaz and lisassocia,c,
oelieNc That Il IS night Tor them Ia.s
by the wrctchel ,iar,,llr-s al ,.,ir
own doors IN order 10 relieve w., mag
mary dIstreSsos At distant pecplc.
with whose condition and utcum,tsn.
ces they are utterly una,4uain'cG-
and who ~ all tie csspn.Il., of com.
Tort and hapliuc rl.ht be chsird.
rot by their l,4Earali anl ra.pcr,
alone, bat hy nlrtttuihs gi 'nr siruct,
ni Abolition petition, ard Of ITO mem
brr' 81 Ahh-Sidtrrv >oD,irss IL
they are really anxious TO do unto
oiher' a. they would ihlt other, should
do unto them loi them rcasc Co
wear bne linen anil frc sumptcous-
~ every daN, vh.e ne curs Of the
naked and hre1flc.s ri0g 80 their ears.
Let them tai q tie bestp ott a. d..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

while, on the other hand, nI-natur,d. unL;nS
and tyrannical husbands arc daily 10 n, me-,
with. have often heard the epi,he, Of wren.
tartar. SC. applied 10 very agreeable and ,en.
sioie ladies u sometimes happens, that tho
Judgment Of the wife Is better than that of the
husband. At times he will ask her advice on
matters OF importance-at other times The
VILE VIII take the liberty OF giving her opinion
uns,keo--and whenever this is the case, her
sd''cs almost sure TO be rejected, and she,
10 use . homely phrase, charged with an nj.
tempt TO wear the brooches, &C.
But, thank Heaven. we have one great con-
ISOLATION leh We need not caro- what the
wicked say. All good men think we'll Of u,
once heard IN excellent minister Of the goa
pei express his belief that heaven was nearly
made up with women, and I think myself III at
mere are Al least ten women there to one man
80 u we don't fare so well in this world. we
have hope Of doing better in the next
Another article IN your paper, Nr Editor.
reads thus among the grounds for divorce
enumerated In the laws Of China. is III tenn
per and talkati'eness on the part Of the wife. ;"
v, ye powers, invoke your aid Grant. I
pray you, that the Legislature Of Virginia will
make 4 law only for one year, that in case of
III nature, perverseness. SC. on the par, OF the
man. that the woman shall 20 free-sDd I can
s>sure YOU, nv dear sir. shat these "lord. Of
creation" would be soon eased OF their bur
Then. II would make s-mighty scattering be-
fore 1899.
u Is great while since wa. in the habit
OF singing. My harp has long since been
hung on the willow, but am often tempted
10 sing little song, heard sung when wa,
girl
20 IL were single again,
O, IL were single again,
o, Il ] were single.
My pockets I'd jingle.
would never get married again,
would never get married again"
Just give US our dues. MIR. Editor. and will
ask no more. Your friend,
fAlR-PLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
MR. MISUNDERSTANDING.

II is known that, in these farcical
times, MIR. Mexican Of Penn. one of the
old school democrats. IS. according 60
the party, half federslisi: whilst Mr..
Buchanan. real Simon Pure federal.
ist who boosted once that he had no, a
drop OF democratic blood IN isveins. -
IL modern patent democrat Mr..
Mexican IN his late letter to the Lcgis.
lature Of Pennsylvania, 20 which we
have already referred. IN relation TO the
ExPungIng Resolution. thus writes -
III my health had permitted. +! would
have been taken 10 The Senate Cham.
Der on the night at the 10th Of January
and would have offered my proposition.
reversing the resolution of the 2-tb ol
March 1881. and IL this had been 70
Jccieo. ] would then a. one Of the most
imperative and ConsCieniiuus duties of
my iife have voted against The expunp.
ing resolution freely az aiding 10 other,
~ no have thought aud acted differently
u hat claim for myself. w: honesty
Of purpose. ] declare io YOU. gentle.
men % The House - Representatives
that could not r'e fOf that resolution
without having. 90 as own estimation
committed R'Rnnt ,infraclion Il The
COn'iiiutun 81 NV rpinify.a clear y,o.
lailon 81 tie oath bad taken 60 supp ,,,
~. and must stand. ever after. before
God add NY 90 u conscience. guilty Of
Deliberate moral reJuIy."
lie adds
I perfectly understand the au,hors
n The engines of drifaciion set IN mo.
iIon 90 dragoon I'VE into sisls 81 ab.ect
political ser, ,l,iy. or q render hie un
pleasant ~ the Price of ipdepenJenre
aud Iniegn'y. My hr.trespons,ble 20
iical act vasa vote gwen IN lsO-' 10
AID m bringing simon Snyder into the
guhernAiotisl chair.
TO many 81 YOU IL - known and
recurrence 20 past events viii prove
that have enjoyed a reasonable. PER
hsPs a. some have complained. an un.
due share Of the confidence Of every
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
022I Acres.

and has tolsrabls proportion Of timber
The soil b good limestone. The improve.
ment' consist Of good D~ellins l. Kitchen
ana All necessary out-houses. There 10 q
ne'er'failing Well, with pump in Il, about
inc central part OF the farm. by which Well
every held can be made accessible TO water.
and Il also very near the Run. Thi. farm
within miles OF Thompson's depot on
the Winchester and Potomse Rail.Road-
And there Is large quantity OF Iocusts on
the isnd-sufheient for posts, sc. to enclose
the whoie farm.
am anxious 10 sell, and will offer Rrea,
Inducements to . purchaser.
Tsrms.-Price $4,000 for the farm. A. 600
or ", 500 IN hand, and the residue in SIX An
nusi payments, with interest Title indi,.
putable.
u the Farm be not sold BY TAuy,Ias "a. Oh
Of Marcia. 1887, 1t will, on the following
day, (FRID-ffihs 24ih Marcia be Cd, red At
yvese sale, before the door Of .. ". Carter.
Hotel, Charlestown-snd in the event of no
SALE u will be RENTED. publicly, at the
sane time and place. Possessioa given the
frat OF April. JAMES Fi.oRE
N. D. For information, apply TO the sub.
scrioer, st II. keyss' Store. Charlesto~n.-
Mr.. II. MTER,, who resides within n mile Of
The farm, will show the property To any per.
SON wishing TO view II.
Chsriestown, Feb. ~, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

The Globe e0ntiips tie foiiorlnx "rsss,s.
~ Pfssidsut Jackson. for not acting dshni-
trsli on he currency Bill
RSassH' Il Prssi-qf J.fissa ~ vt asti. .
dehuftr'V % % hH saifd %. ~ aef lee
Hsff"F md ha.fng re- fvrfs rsfestaBe fsr
80 frts7iuss y rs t'Rfsd Siafss "
The bill from The Sena'e. entitled
An act cesignaiing and limiting the
'ubds receivable for the revenues Of
The United States. ssme 10 nv h.ads
yesterday At ? O'Clock, p. NJ. On pc
FnIng -. ] found ils pfovi'iens % com
usH ADD uncertain. thAi-.ts deemed It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
PRICE OF FLOUR-CoM.ARArIyE IA.
BILE.

We subJoin from the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. q highly interesting Ia
BILE. giving . comparative view of the
price OF -four in that city for,he first 3
months in the years from 1876 to the
present time. II Possesses peculiar in.
terest al the present moment, showing
as 1t does the great and rapid fuc,ua.
lions OF the market. and stating the
fact that. at periods when labor did not
obtain more than hal: the price it now
commands. flour has sold at much high
er prices than those which are now
complained Of. In 1876, for instance.
II sold as high ~ fifteen dollars q barrel.
PRICES OF FLOUR
fsr hs hrss first month, Of ths year, FROM 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

OFFER fos sale $50 ACRES or
~ flhS RATE LAND. I,mE siihis NIL,
- Chsrisaova Iefrrsos county, Nirsinia. n,,s
ih,.d ~ sh's - hrssiiy siothsd 9Th hue ,hr,ft,
IlhbhH. ne b-isnss cleared ssd ~ biEi
sisis ~ snltvs,,on
be - perhaps oa@ ~ the most dssirshi- ~.
We Fsftns ~ i'r eoasty s-iuK ~ under frnes
s'ssr ~ rock, ies b.uu,fuliy. sod ~ prove.
'ne"ts Eeoi, 9Th n-svr.f.,iirr sell Il pure
hss~sioss vsier 10 the ysrd
aPRiCE-S 'r'y doilsrs ~ s,rs. one th,rd ;.
sssh. ~ spP owed bo-ds ~ eof.s. sod a.. h.
ssoss - iouF equal snnasl ,auslua-tts eth IN
MATTHEW HANsOS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
DWELLING HOuSE-

Also good Barn, Spring House, Corn
blouse, Smoke-iIouse. and two neser.faiI,nx
springs near the dwelling. The mAnaer in
Sh'eh the farm Is laid Cd, makes Il very COZ
ven'snt for stock. There IL lane leading
from the barn. through the centre OF The
hrm. The helds. which are Of an equal
sIe. border on th, lane, which affords the
Noek Tree access q the water from every
ned %" the farm. There is sufIicIency of
so"c i'moer-sl'o large qra"Iii, 81 thrift,
S0unE ioen'''. There - a large qnantrty or
p"a ,sneing -" this farm, put Up IN q sub
sia"liaI msnner Nth moriictd posts-a
good Orchard, and sbIul eight acres If u.,.
do~' veil set With timothy. O. Is deemed
unnecessary To say any thing more concern.
rag this farm, ~ those wishing 10 purehss.
may view snc judge for themselves.
Terms made known by spplic alton to the
subscriber, on the premises
ISAAC SHEwAETER, Sen.
Feb. -, Is37.-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
Ftrsf.r1fe Jefferson Land
ron SALE.

T>HH subscriber will sell, at private sale,
u his FARM, lying about midway be-
tween Shepherdstown and Charlestown, and
seout SIX miles west Of HsrPers-Ferry. The
farm contains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

Envy Is nounshed sgainsttbe living.
II ceases when the object 10 dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

WINTER sPERAG OIL,
JUST 'sesiVsd sod fos ssls, 81
lee ~, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
NO. T..

necessary TO obtain the opinion Of the
Attorney General OF the United State,
on several important questions. touch.
ing ns construction and effect. before I
could decide on the disposition 10 bo
made of 1t. The Attorney General
took up the subjec, immediately. and
ms reply was reported TO me this day
al L. NJ. As this officer after a care.
iul and llboriouS examination of tho
OIL and a distinct expression Of hi,
opinion on The points proposed 10 hin.
s"" came 10 The conclusion that the
construction OF the bill. should !, be.
come a law. would be ve,a suhiec, of
much perplexity and doubt. "A view Of
lie bull entirely caiucilcnt with NV
own. and as Icanno' think i,proner
matter of such vital interest and NJ
such constant application. i1arrrove ,
ON so liable 20 diversity of iut,rn-et,.
"onS' and more especially a. have
not had time. amid Tic duties constant.
" pressing on ne, 90 giye the suhiec,
That deliberate consideration which II,
importance demands, am constrained
To retain the oil, Wlthol, actin, def.
n''eIy thereon aud 90 the end NAT nv
reasons ioT this step 'nay be fully un-
derS'"od' shall cause this paper. with
The opinion 81 the Attorney General.
and The hll IN question. 10 lie deposit.
"a Ia me Dep.l,r.rn, ~ state.
w. y ) DREW JACKSON.
p n >'f'S' March ~ 1887, btfgro n
-
Dam VI i,it t\iiro STATES AND
Amo,r - '' 80 '.''' "a ) N'i-N J.
a bill passed ~, fr a.. u.s., ',''',n -
,e.t,,,, ,, ~ w. MI.h""' u9'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
100 ACRES
OF frsf-raie Limestone Land

Ia = high state Of cultivation. Its whole
length borders the cast side OF the shsp-
herds,o~n and Charlesto-n road There IL
on Tins farm . good aud comfortable two
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

Fruit and Confectionery i.
hAVI ju,s received IsSEs supply q Frud
~ NETS. nd Confectionery.
~. . Isl1 ]. J. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
FOR FUN w9sTa
6ULLSKHv L.a.yD
Zen SALE On pr,yw
VOL. 80.

WISH to sell Immediately. MY FARM.
4 near haiUes' mills. OF the road from
bs"ieto~n to Chsrlestown, and Eve miles
from the latter place. The farm contain,
By recent survey,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

We extract he subsisnes u Col Assons
letter 10 BraSton Davenport. Esq sIlodsd ~
IN the foregoing proceedings. The nVnsrous
articles knoeking Zoe sdsaission iato cur co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-30

To his ErccHency the Governor:
The following shows the condition of the Bank of Brat
teboro which included Report the 18th
therein stated
Stock paid in $4,000 Notes Discounted 1926 90
Deposits 26S07 81 Funds in Boston, Troy
Profit and 3765 81 and other Cities $3.50 &c
Bills in Circulation 963G2 Bills of other Banks 1880
Specie 13805 81
Banking house 2,4l6 AZ
Sept. a. 1887 2OI933 90 1888 90
HARRY HALE, Bank Commits
A. WARNER, s sioners
Montpelier, October IA, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-30
state pr iSURa.

To his Erceency Sas H. Jenon GOcerno Of the State of Per-
The Superintendent of the Vermont State respectfully sub
EXceency the following Of the transactions Of
the prison during the year ending September Both, 1887
The subscriber during winter last past AID until the I'D of
March 1887 continued the abors with the convc under the
reported by Superintendent the General Assembly,
their October 1885, and the result of said abor will show by
the exhibit heuno annexed that sufficient the ordinary
expenses during that period that is from LIST October 1885, to March
22d, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-30
ESSEX BANK.

ESSEX BANK.
Capital Stock 10000 Notes dis. h due book 1897 05
Due Deposios 22,S4S 43 Deposits and due from 9TH
Bills in Circulation 45S352 er Banks 1l26S 4l
Profit Loss ,200l S6Foregn Bills and Specie 1888 80
Uncurren and counterfeit
Bills 65 so
Safety Fund 525
Personal property and expense
account 1913
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-30

5 BANK.
Bills discounted S3.656 70
Deposited in Troy C'y Blk 19,407 20
do in Market Blk Boston 5,84S &c
do in Suffolk Bank 5000
Due from Blk of Vergennes 1870 %
Due from Bank of Troy l so
Due from Blk of st Adams 203
Due from Farmers Blk Troy ] so
Banking house and Lot 1884 %
Bills of other Bks OF hand 1897
Specie 3,l4O OF
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-19

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