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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23


Mcens, No 222 r. mp stay and exaunc SCOTS pa
4sbsstos Wrought Iron sa together lib the maRy salts
factory evidences his possession OF the perfect security OF
those justly celebrated Safes against fire and robbers and also
capacity Of the Mineral Abssfos found In abundance
Staten Hand In the southern part Of Pennsylvania ard
sections OF the United States and with which each
Is thoroughly lned resist eectuay the most intense
Among facts adduce IN pr'uf ot the
entire efficacy these Safes In protecting their contents from
injury by FIRE merely select the following.
Jhn Scott he sole patentee for the application 81 the Min
cyai fbeos in the construction Of iron sae exposed n the
city Of Philadelphia the 10th Oct 1885, in the presence
ciers rrooden ber covered Of nincs thick
with Abesos the urnng Of of seasoned wood
the box ded with book binders Paper sarng ard ~her
opened It's foasd unnjued although the iron
crate rpon which rested hesed 10 rie heat. tine Of
Sc Us 1betos Csts 1.-THE only believe In this city
that unel in the counting house ~ Nessfs Hubbard
Casey W Exchange Place vt the ac in the great Ere In this
Guy, viii h saved all its conteuts uninjBred.
TIER certificate, VI nsrnber OF the highest
specy ,peber With sbe various patterns Of the above
safes way We seen AZ The of A. r. Mor No 222 Pear,
street AGENT To the sanufacrure whom they obtain
ell y our regular wholesale prices.
ni9nt JOHN SCOTT 4 Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

ITO THE PUDLIC-From the publicity which MAS
been given, In the papers Of This city, 10 tbe rtmsrkabe
effected by Cohens celen Rheumatic Embrocnon
there few persons New York who acquainted
with its sHgulsry valuable and potent properties mol sn
gle certificate has been published but With the signatures o.
well knows and highly respectable those all
strong and evidences Of the astonishing merss OF NE
EmtToc alton.
Among number other gratifying testimonials to the mer
us Of the recently received the proprietor has
fon gentleman unaoubted hig sasding in this city, and
menber oone OF the most extensive andrepectable ecan-
tile FIRMS
New York. October 4, 1887
Mr.. nj. B. Cohen-Sir-A member OF my family had tor
some time been severely afflicted with nammatory rheuma-
good effect when friend recommended Rheumatic EN-
brocaion procured bottle three day. application OF
entirely removed the pain and weng from the joints, and
the patient has since had free limbs. happy TO
bea testimony 10 the efficacy Of your Emhrocaor aud most
confidently recommend the those who be sui
ierng the pains Of Rheumatism. am, with much respect,
yours, N. p. pErTlBUNE.
of the FIRM Of Petitions n I.oEg No. Liberty street.
The following some 81 the genienea Who have expert
enced the saulary OF l tbocation and whose
tales TO that effect have ereioore been published Ia THIS
and ether papers ofthe city
Capt H. H. Voss 81 The brig Maria Corneia, oil Rosiock
J, W. u. kerrsnn, Esq Hudson ST.
Henry IL. Haskn, ESQ. leS taticks,.
Henry b Lawson. Esq, Cast Broadway.
Rowland Davies, Eq No. IL Spruce and corner OF 2oih
ST.. and Sd ayeDae
H. il Nnes, Esq. FRS, Lieutenant Of he U. . Revenue
Cutter Alert.
Thsnas sen, ESQ "a annsL
=. Seixas, Ess. 259 Spring 81
Frederick Esd. 70 Thomas ST. late Flour Inspector Of
this port.
~ b. The Embrocaon Is Tor sale only at 30 Hudson
direct o23-lm<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

answered mine in surni and this enclosed Ie
mittance heavy enough to weigh down al my VIE
doubts and eoqsent enough convert her to my creed
We sold of, packed up, got on board, ana made our
way the Irish home Of my fathers. presented my
self us a specimen of the Smiths stood erect 10 be
recognized Curiosity with it's peering eyes read me
through Doubt awarded shifting sidelong glance;
Love looked beamingy in my face, and ssteriy conn
dence admitted my claim. was Tom Smith, heir 10
handsome and a round down. hut the
mystery the mystery" They cannot just yet De iui'y
explained had been report ed to have died at schoo
aad my funeral had been Witnessed. The parish
books proved the burial of little Smith about mat e
who probably little Clay about to be shipped Tor
jamaica only the parish clerk accustomed to write
down Smith, wrote down Smith from sheer habit -
But my sister had presenmen that one Smith mere
in the werld more than the world wot OIL and she
never ceased to advertise till she had found me- she
has been a real blessing TO newspapers
All shall say further IS that having written '" con-
suit Sir Lionel Smith the Governor OF Jamaica
aud shaping my course accordngly have Just oeeh re-
married. Thus my wites name is what 1t was when
first whispered my suspicious To her--Lucy smith the
lovely wife of Tom the lucky. and the happy mother %
boy whose christening to be celebrated at coun
try festival which all the smith families in the three
Kingdoms rich and poor llustrous or obscure are m
yited joyeusly friends and knsola 10 deiray tnc
costs have Just issued unlimited order upon smith
PAYNE and Smith IL sounds like an Ill assorted hrin
nevertheless. All never, never may ram come pe-
,,,aan tl,a Sn,,bsl +. >.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
HArn-MR. RERNARpus LEpEBOER iake.

pleasure inform lis ffienis and the public in general
that he has opened Apohec y Store al No - Chambers
two doors from Chatham where he viii be happy
dy and ngLt upon those who may honor him with their
ironsge Ee has studied Europe and for the last sixteen
months he employ cd In The well known establishment,
Mr. J. Mibau, where he trusts lie has given entire sas
Gao ion.
Medicines Of he best quality viii usedby him, and phys
cian pans viii be with and despatch and
the lowest possible. n3Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

II Porter, the Kentucky GIANT is wing. HI
says he will step to Louisville tomorrow in ad
vance Of the Express, and give Prentice hint of to
DAYS inbee,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
RoNE -ETTInG;-DocToR HEWITT, Bone Sc

DONE <EyTING.-DoCTOR HEWITT, Bone set
- informs the public such has been the
Of his practice IN this city, he is obliged To con6oe be
operations ms No % Prince
where patients lame Such III
nue visit their homes Or. u. administers
zines internally His aeni on Is wholly given particular
class OF diseases these his practice Originated NY the las
OF Bosten, and entirely
ordinary surgery has been pgrlsy sucSs= Among ,sss
docatens fractures sprans, hip diseases white
sWelngs, paralyc and rheumatic affections.
fractions, curvature OF the spine and other dcformtc weak
OF the limbs kc
this of land Is yet but little understood
York; Dr. Hewet will cheerfuliy give
who have been who now under his
DR. H~eirs charges -,ie-epesialy those VIE
afford To pay more literally. slS.Sm,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

90 The steamboat Ceylon, it is said, was burnt at
the mouth OF the Salt River, short distance below Lou.
isville the 18th inst, Passengers, with part Of bag
gage were saved
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

pJ' Miss Riddle, deserving actress, and estmabe
young lady is married Mr. J. nj. Field Of Mobile.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

TALEs.-German Yev stsm-Engsh aad American
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

nOCTON FAHCEyT, Member Of the Royal Col
~ of Surgeons OF London md Edinburgh and mca Der
OF the Medical College Of Philadelphia coDtnuus to direct his
sttetion OF the following diseases viz
Gonor STRUCTURES Irritation OF the ur,tara bad
der, PROSTATE glands, legs rheamat and
scrofuou affections Recent Of Venerea cued n two
days without mercury. preventive be ha! PeIso,
injured themselves by secret eestrucye babt will
immediate relief Separate o. ces 20 Fulton street.
stricrs ni-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23
MES. MHyr.- .TIE CkLksnArkp > asALI

MES. MOTT. TIE CELkBRATED = MALE
lV1 PHYSICIAN of Boston, would respectfully give notice
20 The Ladies OF New York and vicinity that she hss
ced practice in this city, Mt Leonard
nearly opposie the National Theatre.
Having colected. tour in Europe Herbs
Roofs and essential OILS no, 10 be obtained In America she will
be endbcd To meet diseases in their formidable appear.
anccS The great success which has auerds
cd The many delicate complaints incden, female
frame render any argument IN favor OF the Femse Physician
unueccssary.
Mrs Mott pledges herse,fto relieve the following
diseases ;kheuna,sm Tic noorepx toured without the
Of ancet Contraction Para wed Linn Palsy, Decline Con
SUMPTION Dropsy, Hunors (scrofula Salt Rhe ON, Kings
Evil, Cnnker Rngworm Nc &c catsrh, Scsld Heads,
l.etnns " the Eyes, spepsia neb ity Spinal Affections
Nervous symptoms, White swelngs WORMS Asthma Jaua
de-, Liver Complaint, Eemorrbcds, Piles Female Weakness
In conjunction with her medicines Mrs Mott win administer
her celebrated Patent medcaed Chaspoo Luxung Baths
toisvads and others Toe muck said IN favour
these baths which the vapopr from different herbs and
senta 10 suit the diseases which they taken They
are perfectly safe to administer 10 the debiaed mpa
in all chronic complaints and preventive all
diseases One trial will convince the encal
their uly. For nxur, the healthy, they calculated
70 promote free perspraon cleanse soften and purify the
skin.
Mrs Nett having made the diseases fcdren particular
branch her profession she will be enabled to
,bst hapd the skill 1.-THE talented physician No
mercury mineral &c any Mind used.
Hours for seeing patients from, ~ in the morning
the evening. Genlcmen can communicate with Mrs Mott
only through wife or mother.
Ladies' ard gentlemen be accommodated with baths al
hour NJ the day.
Family patent rights Tor the above bahs can be obsned ON
appca,iep.
r Letters from the country post paid WI receive ,ucd
ate attention, o1o3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

TKINSON's DwpILATORY FOR RE
"A MOVING SUPERFLUOUs HAIR rom the neck FAC
mud lies with equal certainty and safety leaving
skin whittier and smoother THIN before the application
AILADEEN MAuOMEDS TURKISH DYE for chang.
ing rel gray hair the head wher and eyebrows 10
beautiful aud permanent black brown without staining tie
skin finest linen
Fr sne wholesale and retail by N HART ls, Broadws,s
John doors from by o2j.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

~ AT ST. Louis they are basking under a summers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

nM. JnSfsoE Is consulted commercially at = tsee,
- No. II Duane street between Chatham and william
the following diseases vr:-Gonorrhns stsss Ciancres
Structures Seminal Weakness and The diseases
ing from venereal poison improper Dr. Jonse
engages remove recent affection 10 three day,
and the most fnveternie cases in proportonH,e time wort
the of any facilitating iNjrdcous medicine preveD-
ton from business Persons enusng themselves 10 Or Jehn
sons desc themselves with certainly in
the most aggravated cas Scrofuous liberated legs,
&C. lily healed Strangers would do well by Giving Dr..
johnson CALI certain preventative be- made
the occurrence OF The foregcng disea whrh has fall
ed vixen used within twenty cur hours aer exposure
post paid aud enclosing tee can have the necessary
dcine and directions for it, use forwarded.
Attendance fom 6, A. NJ. 10 II II night DR.. johnson
moved FROM rs Chambers straet n7f.iut
tkTtElGsAt. ItS "a, without CLASPS, sprIpgs
N SC thereby avoiding jrry ~ the adjoining H. the
principles of atmosphere pressure by ~ LyvETT Denti
Mo- 3ii4 broadway, opposite tie Masonic Hall
This method so generally known and approved, needs
Comment being wholly different n principle and result from
any practiced IN New York.
His references OF the highest order smpiehe opp-
ion of he New York public this improved system may be
seen w the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 18th July, 1886
Courier Enquirer, 2sth December, 1886
Evening STAR l7.b June. 1887. % 9mos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

,s,NE l. respectfully invned cal and ex.
anime the subscribers stock o Lynx Genet and Squirrel
cap pcerines, mu boa meek les and dnwu trim
re assortment OF ladies' and misses bea-
bo1ne o every ety shape and color made on fine
bodies warranted inprrvnrs His bonRets have
he nj both Fairs fT cSslyr wears
Gentle informed that they will lind always - rn
and silk hats OF the latest fashion
Also vrr seal and other fur caps 81 variety Youths
and cldrens hats fur and cloth Gps. All the above goods
will lid the REASONABLE terms, Wholesale and
tail. SfLvESTEh TcTTLF
No Chatham couare near the Bowery. M SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

NTANBATTAN HOUSE.-The subscriber wosld re-
VI specially give notice that he ready make
with single gentlemen families Tor board during
the winter, the reasonable terms.
Clubs and parties be well accommodated with good
rooms hot dinners suppers &c. ut the short notice
Rooms will be furnished for Refe and Court Martial
Enif2ws JAMES RYAN. GO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

az. uh MILTON, surgeon oflopg sauding, asd
" pupil nfiwo oi the fret colleges or anaio aud Tie the
nnd practice o phyc ADD surveryl IN Europe has
into the house No 81 Couiland where ~ be consult
ed on every disease incidental n human nsirc
rncomraos delicate ndelca,e The most desperate
real cases cured IN from nine days Sores Of
other description " time proporonate 10 their state and
<tftpG n , tirpes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

(NkNt, To t,Antfs.-WlDONW WEIGHS FE.
~ MALE PILLS These excellent or, of Pills be cat
led TUE GOLDEN PILLS OF LIFE AND BEAUTY,
they are particularly adapted for disorders incident The
FEMALE SEX. See advertisement the Other page Of this
and other papers prepared ty Sarah werh Fe,nae
Physician and Tor sale by her appointed Agents price rs
cents rr-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

NlDWlFERY MRS. BIRD having been duly qua
Iva lfe in wing in hospital in Europe, be seen by
and certificates Offers her pro ssona services
ladies Of New York. reference be whom she
attended, and rouerl" ." he iacultN -
this ci'v-Dr 20 Ii Or. rrarc4s Pros Dr. Eaiph DR.
Wo.t Dr. Wright, and others.
y. Bird apprisr the ladies who have kindly favor
with their patronage and females generally that she
noes he Consulted the different nervous affections conse
in peculiar stages lcrtreaiment IS mild yet always pro
ducing change the systemso tia the delicate
sensitive female better Health during pregnacy than
AT other times she also devoes her The dis
OF wemen and children sagd Affections incident o
enaes Cupping ami leechne Residence No. Division
. o27Sm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-23

GLASS wa y W.-At the wholesale Glass wareware
sfouse NO III Maj enlanp 10 found tumbers, wines
dccaners and plain and glass generally; plain
fancy bos for perumer ars show glasses NC for confc
TONER'S lamps, cut and plain; asel shade and Aso
bottles, pha for druggists OF every caor sire and
descrFt Glass made and cut 10 pattern Private
DO ties furnished To- order o77.1mt
HE PHILOSOPHERS STONE At LAST
DISCONEREB,--The verere aidisense ex,ermipated!
The celebrated Dr. pOETTs Gonorrhun Era
fails w The directions perlec fully AM clear
~ describing symptom and stage and sowing the only
metl Cd of is ackno wlcdred the prevalence Of
this dease hs wonderfully decreased ssce the intro u on
70, sale by a. r. d o. Sands, loo Faon street, symes
Bowery and Walker r. Nones, G44 Broadway, and
r. BDrnet, s. 9Th Price 81 MI I'm.
M sTHEM UNI y NTs-lust ip.
Ivu ported cr SALE wholesale retail NJ WOODS TUol
Store No Chambers ~ nathan large
ment o. the shove OF quslyprce varying from %
IN $50
N. q. For sae-wngs Turning Le'hes-D ans Parallel
viceswth the usual OF mechanics tools o first
ate quality. o3olmf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27

many ladies' in New England not only to hear
their children rccits the lessons assigned
them at school; but actually 10 exponnd TO
them, and assist them in ibe solution OF afth'
metcal and algebraic problems. There are
married ladies who apply themselves serious
ly TO the study of mathematics and tle clas-
sics. for no other purpose than forwarding the
education Of their children; and have known
young men who have entered college WIN
no other instruction, in any Of the preparato-
rV departments thnn what they received from
their mothers. Bu. this continued appica-
ton of the most arduous duties, the increas-
ing care and welfare Of their children, and
the consequent unreasonable confinement to
the house and the nursery, undermine con
stitutons. already by nature sufficiently deli
cate; and it is thus, by the sacrifice OF health
and beauty, that American ladies' pay to their
offspring the sacred tribute ofmaterna afec-
ton. No human being can ever rcIultc the
tender care Of nother: but it appears to me
that the Americans have in this respect obl''
cations immeasurably greater than those o.
the inhabitants Of any other country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
MECHANICS.

There are persons Ia be found in every
class Of society, not excepting mechanics
themselves. who look upon the rrale n per
son has learned as in itself degrading-they
never count it among the solid learning he
has amassed. This is not right. A good
trade is an excellent foundation, and no per-
son can acquire good trade without much
exercise of his mind, and il should be rcmem-
bered that the aim and end Of education, is
nothing more than exercise of the mind
This view Of the subject should be taken by
mechanics. and from the time they first enter
a workshop, as an apprentice, to their dying
day, they should resolve by every justifiable
and honorable method to be the first in their
profession, not even admitting the possibility,
that any man can exercise greater industry
or succeed better than themselves. Success
in business; advancement in profession, de-
pends very much on the means used, and the
perseverance with which those means are put
in reqistion. Mental discipline will be
likely not only to suggest the best means, bn'
direct the best use of them. We know OF n"
reason why mechanic may not advance III
his profession as much as Lawyers or Doc
tors in theirs, nor why he il not ms much en-
titled to respect for doing so, MS they arc
There is no reason. The responsibility o'
mechanics, the dignity of the mechanic pro-
fession rests solely on mechanics; they may
elevate and cxalt. or they may dcpress ant
degrade. Their own estimate Of themselves
will be the standard of value Mechanic ana
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
DOCT. BRANDRETH'S
Vegetable Pills
For sale by
WIN. s. VOSE,

For sale by WIN. s. VOSE,
THE only authorised agent for this Island. J
,'I>bc thousand who use and recommend
these Pills, is proof positive Of their ex.
traordinary and beneficial effects. They in
fact assist nature to do all she can in the
curing every form and symptom of the only
one disease to which the human frame is sub.
jcci, namely-impurity of the blood, or in
other words, an impure state Of the fluids
These Pills do indeed "assist Nature" to do
all she can for the human body; yet there are
numbers whose cases are so bad, and whose
bodies are SO much debilitated, that all which
can be reasonably expected is temporary
relief; nevertheless some who have COM
mcnced using the Pills, under the most trying
circumstances Of bodily affection, when al
most every other remedy has been almost
altogether unavailing, have been restored to
health and happiness by their use. Pills 70
cents por box May 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
AMERICAN LADIES.

Francis J. Grund, a German, who lived
some yeers in this country, and published a
work on Germany, has just gone to England,
where he has published big book, entitled
"The Americans" The following is n por-
tion of his observations, on the American la
dies:
The forms Of American ladies' are general
!y distinguished by great symmetry and fine
ness Of proportions; but their frames and con-
stitutions seem 10 be less vigorous than those
of the ladies Of almost any country in Europe.
Their compilations which. to the south, in
clining towards the Spanish, are to the north
remarkably fair and blooming; and. while
young, by far the greater portion Of them are
delcately handsome. A marked expression
Of intelligence, and n certain indescribabe
air of langour, probably the result Of the eli
mate, lend TO their countennnces a peculiar
charm. in which it would he difficult to find
parallel in Europe. An American lady, in
her teens, is, perhaps, the most sylph-Iike
creature on earth. Her limbs are exquistely
wrought, her motions are light and graceful,
and her carriage at once easy and dignified.
But these beauties, it is painful to say, are
doomed TO an early decay. At the period Of
proportions is already perceptible; and once
passed tile age Of thirty, with many, the whole
fabric goes seemingly into decay. As the
principal couse Of this sudden decline, semo
allege the climate; but ascribe il more viii.
lingy to the great assiduity with which A.
merican ladies' discharge their duties a:
mothers. No sooner are they married thar
they begin to lead a life Of comparative Sc
clusion; and, once mothers, they are actually
buried to the world. At the period Of usher
ing their children into society they appeal
indeed, once more, as respectable uatrons
but they are then only the silent witnesses o
the trinmphs Of their daughters. An kmeri.
can mother is the nurse, tutor. friend, and
counsellor other children.-Nearlv the whole
business Of education devolves upon her; and
the task is in many instances, beyond her
physical ability. Thus, it is customary with
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-27
THOMSONlAN
mfr AIRY.

TV>IIE subscriber, having beer, for more
i than two vcnrs, in constant and success
tul practice. now offers his services to the
public as n BoTANIc PHYsICIAN.-lle would
respectfully inform the inhabitants of New
port and the adjoining towns, TINT hc has re-
Gently removed from the corner OF Broad "
Collins streets, To the more commodious
house at the corner Of Spring & Mill-strcets,
flor the better accommodation of his numer-
ous patients. which are daily calling upon
Eim,l whore he will administer the PURE
.TnoMsONIAN MrDIciNEs to such as may ia
vor him with their patronage. No pains will
be spared to render the patients comfortable,
and to restore them to health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places
in our land, the subscriber fatters himself,
that the advantages OF this lnhrmary are sur
passed bv few institutions of the kind IN this
country. TO his former friends and pnt ons.
he tenders his most hearty thanks; and should
they stand in need Of his services, he IL rea-
DIV TO administer to them such remedies rs
the Cop or NATURE has SO bountinlly scat
tered over our fields. This lnhrmary will be
conducted under the immediate patronage OF
| Doct. SAMUEL THOMSON.
Thoms0n's neW guide TO health:
Robinson's Lectures:
aud a General AssOrtn.n nj Of
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the Infr-
mary. C.GARD DNE FIX.
Ttrns.--S3 for a course of medicine.
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness f"I
those who wish to take it.
Newport, May 18th, 1886.