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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
HEAD WITH OUT PREJUDICE.

~ WHEREAS, tits now absolute and well known fact
brain member, whether il be outward ulcer
1sSss a | sre ALL though arising from
blood For the allhy unhealthy condition Of The
the blood and consequently the healthy unhealthy
the stomach and bowels the sovereigs Of the body
that by them life or death is propelled to Its remetes extem
wise distng than the foot in this particular How
and 6ody Tss
dentwhether the one only modification Of the other will
com.r reposs social and domestic happi
dependsupoa the state of hillary and digestive
and the and Of the disorders the
must be made by application to the body.
struggles, what mighty results nj not effect Everyt ing
would itse oecure and the whole
old leaven that you may lump" is the
language of scriptures figure applied spiritually by
experience in the body Of natter Instinct more nnerrisg
gss use % seoy the
ton In like manaer the dog, the cat and all domestic
making %Ss are
suitable to open their bowels and purify their fluids Do
mechanical alone without u ID Of the gastric
healthy tone In their fluids, by evacssiion! .
from epidemic
Der wo ws the %
ton, appears then be fundamental principle Of nature
Are moi the ,empsss and ioSnadoes the
purifiers OF the ARR DO habilualy
this principal Of cemmoton time ope ate
and air become stagnant! And the circulation Of thy
beod Man. should become langad should The humors
cumulatng in thy sluggish channels Of e heal
thy current where Is thy remedy They must be driven
down by the b. wells, removed In time they i'll
choke the veins the arteries and passage Of health
and vgor.
Pros such unquesonabe facts as these the ali porrant
necessity Of watching diligently the condition Of the stomach
and bowels becomes seevden and also the infinite value Of
medicine which will off all obnoxious sseumuatons
from them without weakening the system and such is
Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills, which In England
and America have so-d the test OF trial. and have performed
thousands Of helpless after the cen
6c skill OF physicians had consoled them with the
that they could do Their properties ambitious
and apeent medicine nrivaled ali who
them; their virtues surpass all enegy ard be used
appreciated The weak delicate will be
their by bracng but by removing the
the and corrupt humor Of the body They require
change in diet Of kind Plain directions
company each box so that Is his competent
physician.
sod street, opposite Broomc.
Central, Spruce street, next the Sun Office.
Bowery, 10 Rowery.
~ Bewsre Of commercials iI5-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
TO THE LOVERS OF DIR FEET.

"Keep dry The cool bid dehance The ply
THE fair ssd lovely or the land are in the bloom
o. lie o~,g 70 the diseases 50, arising from We, feet Do
mac the doctors 10 ride IN their coaches! And
danger Ear on We would ,S.n eSusn our readers no
matter how healthy To guard against wet feet An ounce Of
G Ess worth pound Of euref'Af'''' ''"-l q
What the destroyer Of bloom and happiness, Cold and
r. @. NAGLE, OF Philadelphia respectfully .forms the
Clinton iasf
stopporuny ssmbraees 70 niorn the resder that after
ed composition which leather Of every dissertation
completely npervcus even &, water. he American
%.s iSse s sd G'y
the mos, decided appreciation Of the franklin Institute OF
Notwithstanding the reyissn ssd severity Of th.
from day
This Composition lmpsrs 10 the leather son and pable
texture which gives ali articles from quail
~ and will consequently much lcsge The necessity
In answer Numerous questions subscriber would
pectully intorm the reader that The Patented Co@pocn
Goes not contain particle that offensive and clumsy article
GcpsIrmen who value health and love dry respect
y informed hs,,he rs,en,ee will be 10 attendance a. the
above establishment The Government papers, Dp'cses,
position put up It s. cent. per sea Sea Captains and
sporimsn would do well, TO procure the s,is,c -
All communications post paid Patent Rights hi. and the
.Sss'S q Nv s s.s s cali sssss % which
n Reference the respectable septemer IN this
Guy ca be given. ji7dtMis
II Pl E RC Y, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. e<s Divis
IL iens lone door from Cniep.) ~ returns his thanks
to the public Cor their pa,ressge the above
busaes and strict attention, and thorough hncw
edge of business 10 obtain continuance Of their vors We
would also ea their attention 20 his Rejecting sps whsc
are superior t. yet offered
He would likewise Request, those who have not used the
shove lamps call al his And Judge Cor themselves ef the
light used. Store lsmpsel.
rersossl suendsnce those who are htsg up
billiard tables, other essbssmea, where brllisn
light wanted - H. feels confident he has lamps suitable
Tor say estsblhren, IN the city &C Country We also rem.
sent In signed each sde board IN black and whhs
letters, n. Piercy. Spirit Lamp, 40 Division g.
N. n His wagon vi call On customers regularly osce
week 70 supply Ne Spirits Lamps weks and gses esnh
cessned hom ise ~1sos. Spirits delivered ssaa ~hcs
ssy extra charge.
tJ Ne connection with say other essO'.hmesa nsc-sr'
HALF PRICE 1UsIC.-New- ssd fashionable
Music cr the piano forte and Sue seenr per page.
Also chdrers coored hooks of knd for sale
cheap MRS KINGS BOOK store, ~ Yukon street
MoRRfSONS wv GrIAN PHI LS-Paehsr from ~ Gem.
70 ~ Aso PnwePs Rslspm NJ Anrsced tcr coughs shovt
" breath ASTHMA NC Also bopse, and wisers losere~s
w., n'i lns fcr marking ON iacp wf'hou' prersaton
for sale ~ sbove. sfSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
Exchahge keading Room and Foreign

VI TIKI Proprietor Of the above establishment takes great
pleasure In Announcing his friends the merchants ne
rally mat be has removed iuo The large and splendid Are
PROOF room In the new Exchange the William
Neither pains expense been spared in The
men OF the News Room and the establishment be-
ieved 70 be the best OF Of lis Kind in the United states
ADDITION ts the numerous files Of and foreign papers
ana prices current are kept records OF arrivals and
sales OF stock al the Board OF Brokers'
pal hotehA " - - f
Tbs Foreign Letter Office has fitted up so as to give
the greatest possible Sfety TO all letters within IL The per-
iect security against FIRE and ell other accidents Ia obtain
cd by depos,ng letters in this Office twhsui taking into
the DINER privileges enjoyed by sUbscrbersl worth more
Than the price OF ton all persons having
i24 ar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
TRULY MONDEK FUL AND EXTRAOR
DlNAkY PHENOM ENON!

PARTICLE OF HAIRu
THIS extraordinary animal will be exhibited few DAVIS or
the grafication Of the curious New York Tauer.
sails betwcen the hours of A. NJ and r NJ Sunday er
cepted.
Phis HORSE the first known in the world 10 which
Nature has denied covering hair at once the
and OF his species In addition which he pos
esses many other pecuares of appearance with great
symmetry Of form, and his substantial points have by good
Judges been pronounced sponabe most
deemed model His color beautiful bronze with some
white markpecty docie, and accustomed To being han
died he may be nnute examined by strangers without the
slightest appre henson Of danger.
The spectacle this ANNA presents magnificent pleas.
ing and the feeling OF admiration excited in behoder
unaccomPaned by those ensatons usually AZ
tending a " Lusus NaturR.n -
Admittspce IS cents. PALM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

4 khNAS OOI n fAbTk-A and vlep AMI arm.
" Gle for the TeehTbe Orris Tooth Paste while X Lea NJ
teeth removing and preventing every
tartar and giving 10 them clear pesry wilrness sss
heghtens the color OF lips gums and gives additional
beauty 10 the tout Ssem6 OF the mouh-by is nlecn1
properties greatly tends preserve the eth from dseay
and purity the breathsnd also adds md ira
grant sweenesso the breath for which The Root is e
Justly as that article largely INTO the compo
ssn Of Otis Tooth Paste giving Tits essen.
Tally contributing 10 that agreeable heb
h fsste preemiDent ly possesses WHO have
partaly for tooth wash the Orrs Paste will he
uruary acceptable, as II readily converted ipto
pleasant and most excellent tooth asseype pees 81
ABOUT The SIZE OF pea IN small quantity water which can
be dene on the instant The Or Tooth Paste Tins
ell the advanisgesos tooth wash without the ikst
be brought against the in which article OF Ire
auer description must Of necessity be up-and Is Equally
,ee from ,te many objections that applicable pow.
GERS rom their ant OF neatness the toe
great number Of articles that have bees submitted to The
Puohc i improving the appearance Of the teeth which
nave 80 generally proved Unsatisfactory induces propve
TOT ol the Orr Tosh Paste con6deHt he
exceence and virtue to observe IL In any csse
prove ineffective the money will be returned.
IL can BE- had OF II. G. Hart, lis Broadway: Mrs A C.
LANNON'S NO Aslor House, Broadway; james H. Han.
s broadwayi George G. Howe Co. Chatham 81 join
Howe Dentist io4 Grand street. corner OF Mercer r. NJ
Smon COZ ner Bowey and 0rasd corner Heary and PIKE
u.s. snd wholesale and retail tai Grand st. between Esss
broadway sad Disos 81. Price so BE careful W
1870 p','e. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
DUFF .oHpoww w s p rG'iiRRY WINES.

DUFF GORDON SIT iiRRY WINES.
huff COR DON a. Co. No. 10 Broad ST. offer for
- sale ch.ice ofhe Sherry Wacs Of their
brand hcgshssds quarter casks entitled TO debenture
j2s-ims
nR. yANDENBURGH,~ FEMALE HENO-
DvATING PILLS FROM GERMANY-An enec ual
medy for suppression rerusriy and all where
does not have her regular and proper course
NJ, II. Not 10 be taken during pre- nancy.
Sold only by Mrs BIRD, Midwife and Female Physi.
clan, No. = Division New Yorh.
Also her celebrated Soothing syrup for children teeth
ing, safe and ehsctua remedy.
Ao, excellent remedy Cor nipples prepared and
sed rs abevc
~ Advice gratis. ~ 3mi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

HOLLIS HOTEL-The propriccrs Of this we'll known
aud popular establishment In conforming the wishes
ard solicitations NJ their friends
TONER'S undetermined that
ruay they will cosduct their House European
plan wre citizens travellers secure their lodgpr
without board and hose who
nave their IN the building there will regular
s.hle Al usual hours of breskfs table
frem for dinner served IN the best with AL the
Injuries MARK nords up 70 order and rs be paid
The bars viii be furnished with the best of wines Liquors
the cohs and walters NJ the first cssspd every hing done
On the mar, oC the proprietors render cef tae te
,vbe n,s Nv plesse ~ favsr them with a. call.
HOLT o.ucn $780,.
CoRURN
January 81, 1855. .,.-.-n,-,
nv The above and insert one week. and send the bill 10th
H.,aI ""V''' - faIm
<yENys CENTs-CENTs-For sale or exchang.
" large quantity of pennies Apply nj the fess ~ his Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
TO "a tHs,Ws..fr'iH;sASs. .,., C0MMgnIT'
NJ Am ssssscI rz zss

@wMa We. Sors .0Dupssy hsvIsg ,shen the bsns
buying, seie~ dscounrs and collecting nnts drans
% tsr favorable buying and
ling goIdsnd silver and b-rk Tn,
plan which this institution have taken giving snp security
lno the hands of dnerrsfc gentlemen n repntaion
worth have gained for the urd0naed ennfdence
murh ~ ha their cheeks drsn The dserrnt ssnks
aiken nv thu principal sroh~rs ssd readily snd b
rates a. the bills o ibe brrAs whsht hey draws
nti.Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
NEW DRY GOODS.
rupoaTAN ANNOUNCEMENT

It'll W. REVIS l23 Chatham takes the EARL st oppor.
pnv of columns of the Herald
the Ladies OF New York and Brooklyn the arrival OF the
navel aud fashionable Calcoes offered To public nStice
having every advantage which influence
ana cash could command enabled 10 offer them those La
dies who visit establishment early prices inhsely
than former PERIOD and adequate idea be
formed superb appearance and rich quality ct these
goods actual Inspection and will be found
all prcceden which undoubtedly suit the most astidous
and most economical of purchasers.
II The approval system Of one price is sill continued at
Tia establishment j, w. REfIS, l28 Chatham st
n2-Ims doors Earl.
YOUNG GEN rLEMEN qualified Tor the duties
the Counting House At Fosters Establshmsn 1873
Broadway, in expeditions and superior manner Book
keeping Psnmansbip he taught Improved plaH oy
which competent knowledge of these brauces may DC OBJ
pose.
Prospectuses may be had by applying at the Rooms.
From Boston Evening CARTE.
The manner in which Bookkeeping is frequently taught,
imperfect idea of the practice o merch
The great between theory and practeebeiween
need remark think Mr. Fosters plan advan
tages worthy consideration all wish 10 acquire the
and Of business in thorough and efec ua MAJ
From the Boston Republican
We personally acquainted with Mr. Foster, and take
ce of fellow citizens We examined his system in
DETAIL have observed his modes Of Instruction in full opera
ton impressed practcabity and utility
his plan Ii facilitates beyond all other methods the attain
meat OF free, elegant, and rapid business hand , .
~ LESSONS IN FRENCH.-A gentleman who has bad
forming classes above and will give lessons day aad
evening upon mpe and method whereby psons are
taught speak and write tho language with huency anu cor
recipess fl2Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

RICE, FL0UK and CAE :. INA. M II I'Ir
s Me~ Rs Mil
ss s 's other
added 70 this list BY leaving their address with the Agent Of
p. l. Bogsr,, I7o East Broadway, cor. Rutgena.
Chester briggs, ssl Broadway, cor. Amityst.
staples, Chase I Ford; 1872 bows!y.
George A. Jarvis, Ia Grand St
r. Knapp so5 Houston. cor. Lawrence ST.
Jacob Perkins, l4i Bowery.
VIM. simpson lie East Broadway, cor. Pike st
A. Curtss Il Co. $50 Bowery. jJe-lm
CAHD-MR BERNARDUs LEDEBOER takes the
- pleasure inform his friend: and the public In general
ST. doors from Chatham, where he will be happy wai
day and night upon those who honor him with their
ss sss he
Mr. hilhas, where he trusts he has given entire sss
Medicine. quality win used by him. and pbya
clans prescriptions WILDE pu, up with care and aespse and
NEW YORK CITY MILLs-Tbe proprietor ha-
wing received full supply enabled to offer to
GERS and families the following articles fresh dressed and ma
isl Head Rice. This article the bes, be dressed
ID Prime Rice, which !. the .ert quality to Head
Sd Broken RICE, and Small RICE which are very cheap
and Wholesome food being only about s the price OF whole
Also Ground Rec or ce Flour This article one Of the
greatest u1ures this country produees-dec,ons for cook
Ing are pu' up 10 each parcel
the Fila, Corn-slso Corn Flour and Meal Of the differ
ent kinds $500,
from the best Western Wheat The above articles will be sold
in any quantities To suit purchasers 49,
" To THOMAS
York Rice MIL MEssas SsoscE
$50 I'm corner Wall and Front us
SULPHATE OF 0JiNiNE-warsn,es psrleot5
splpha,e ard Acetate Morphins-wsnanted pure-ini
on walls.
ysube Psste-rrench-srs,s ual,y-n 5snd 50 10 borea
white wax-5oolbs. suitable fsr retail.
Swams Psnscca-st prices, with Spanish on
Kngsh directioas.
White Sknsrresch-or plsscrs, kc.-a large assortment
Tonic Misture-wsrrsrted fer the fever and sgue.
with arg. sss"r,me", q. Drug, chs%csi. and Fancy arb
''''''' saw RysuTon AsPINwALL,
OF -sms William street
BOOTS! BOOTsl n ,OTslll--The hsnasomest,
ID best and cheapest IN the city, al go Canal al
WALKERS. Handsome dress boots from ~ To a25O per
pair and warranted we'll Dress boots Of
boots from IS pair then there ladies' and c@i
shoes " description that can be thought
of j. WALKER wonld inform his friends and the public 10
general that having dissolved partnership with H. Richards
would ye call nj go Canal street, the old stand
where you will find splendid assortment Of all kinds and
N r. Don't mistake the uumbcr-2as Canal srest-thira
hoe store from Grsenwichst -I-m-
XHTANTED-By young gentlemen, foreigners pri
w vat- table for dinner, IN 'amy wnere mere are No
ethsr sosrdsrs Two o,se s,s., .esicp s~s, be \.
Broadway aud below Chambers st. Address boz W
upp~ post ehhce. IoW
vU,HE LAST " rsep T-For Coughs, Colds, tsth- |
ma. nfuenss, wheopng Cough ard AZ Affection. o. the
fsIel 10 cure. the NEW ENGLAND COUCH SYRUP viii /
be 10 afford rlf Hapry frr the sm ctes who make
heir first resort frr they will need other.
crs he had Of the apohecares gene sy as wen as OF s
proprietor - ---. 49,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
Co have constantly for sale


Bleaching Salts, Copperas.
Aqua Ammonia, Nuriac Acid
Auus Forts, Nitric Acia
Blue Vitriol Manpanese
And maay either articles in the line OF their business
Orders viii be received their Banking house No s1g
Broadway the office OF their agent No. 81 West street.
sz5-lyr GEO. Is. GILBERT. AgenI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

" large quantity Of pennies Apply the desk Of this o.
See.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-13
ANTi-TEMPERANCE.

We sometimes meet with amusing orig
inalsi in our exchange papers; but in the last
"Easton Sentinel" the proceedings of a
public meeting have not only amused us,
but have exhibited an originality of idea and
sentiment which we have never met with on
the same grounds. The meeting was call
ed by antl-temperance men, who call them
selves "the society for promoting peace and
good order IN the village of Williamsburg,
Northampton county. The resolutions are
unique and extraordinary in intention and
sentiment The preceding resolutions abuse
al those who find fault with neighbors for
spi6licafing-they ridicule the giving of
written pledges asdigraceful to human char
acter; but in the following resolution they
athrow out gentle hint to those of the long
black robe which may probably require
some explanation. We extract the resolu-
ton verbatim from the "Sentinep' as fol-
lows -
Resolued, That we cannot understand the mean
ing Of Christian Ministers who declare themselves
free from sin, leaving the Pulpit and seeking after
young and inexperienced girls, whispering in their
ears, and perhaps communicating to them secret
gospel, which they ashamed to let the world at
large know.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-13
NORTHAMPTON BANK.

The "Leghigh Bulletin" says that the
notes of this institution have been bought
in Allentown at % per cent with shin plas-
ters. Truly this beautiful encomium up
on the character Of the Bank at home, when
its notes are current here and elsewhere,
amongst people who know nothing of its
situation or transaction. Hands off Take
no paper which is under par in its own
neghborhood.
gI" p. S. Since the foregoing was in
type, we have seen contradiction to the
above signed by some 80 or 40 citizens of
Allentown, in which they pronounce the
reports entirely unfounded.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-13
A SIGN

We would respectively announce to his
old friends and the public, that our esteem
ed neighbor, Daniel Snyder, Esq. has again
raised "sign" of that good entertainment
which guests Arrays find at the Bar, the
Table, or in chambers of his extensive hotel,
which heads our village and fronts the
western hemisphere. Let me tell unto
you," there is no mistake in the "sign'
which indicates the determination of ''mine
host" to crafty customers, who may either
be seeking good "Cogniac,' or comforta-
BILE quarters for repose.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-13
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED-On the 28th ult. by the
Rev. Mr.. Patterson, Mr.. WILLIAM LEMON,
to Miss MELINDA PFoUTs, all of Northum-
berland county.
In Philadelphia, on the same day. by the
Rev. Mr.. Clemson, HAMILTON ALRIcKs,
Esq. of Harrisburg, to CAROLINE, daughter
of the Rev. Levi Bull of Chester co.
In Reading, on the same day, by the
Rev. VIM. PAUL., AUGUSTUS f. BoAs, ESQ,
to Miss EMMA E. BOYER, both of that
place.
In Bloomsburg, on the same day, by the
Rev d. s. Tobias, Mr.. NATHANIEL FLICK
ENsroNE to Miss CATHARINE PoHE, both Of
Bloom township.
In Danville, on the ID inst by the Rev.
Mr.. Mari, Mr.. JAMES LAsHELLs, to Miss
HESTER, daughter of Mr. Hugh Wilson, jr.
all of Union county.
In Sugarloaf township, Luzerne co., on
the Sd inst. by the Rev. ]. s. Lee, Mr..
WILLIAM COOPER, Of Berwick, to Miss
MARY SHELHAMMER, daughter of Mr.. Philip
Shelhammer, of the former place.
In Bloomsburg, on the 9TH inst. by Rev.
d. S. Tobias, Mr.. ABRAHAM Hess to Miss
MILIssA STEWARD, both of Bloom town.
ship.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-13
AFFAIRS IN CANADA.

In another column Of our paper we have
given, for the qualification of our readers,
the latest and most important news from
Canada Since that was in type, we have
received the special message of the Cover
nor of the State of New York, to the Leg
islature, in which he states that the terrific
ry has been invaded, and some American
citizens murdered, by an armed force from
the Province OF Upper Canada. He also
gives an account of the attack made upon the
steamboat Caroline and recommends the
speedy adoption Of such measures as are
best calculated to protect the lives of the
citizens, and for the maintenance Of peace,
until the General Government interposes
with its power.
Rumour, no doubt, has been busy with
her ten thousand tongues, and somewhat
exaggerated the account Of the inhuman at
tack upon the steamboat Caroline, which
we most sincerely hope may be the case {;
but should it prove true, land fearful fore
bodings shake us as we wrte, dire(p con-
sequences may be the issue. Whatever
might have been the relative position of
those in the steamboat with respect to the
Canada feuds, there can be no justification
for this hostile invasion, and brutal and in
human butchery of American cidzens!-
Great and fearful is the excitement which
prevails in Buffalo upon the subject A
dark and portentuous cloud is fast gather
ing, and we fear, that the exasperated feel
ings Of the citizens of Buffalo, will prove to
be but the. drops that precede the coming
deluge. That tits decidedly wrong for any
of our citizens to interfere in this mattel, we
are free to admit but when our shores are
invaded, and peaceful and unofcnding citi-
zens murdered in cold blood lit becomes
our duty then TO demand from the British
government, immediate and satisfactory re.
dress, for these unlawful and unrighteous
usurpations.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-01-13

EP President VANBUREN has issued a
proclamation under date of the 9th inst,
earnestly exhorting all citizens of the Uni
ted States, who have interiered in the civil
war in Canada, to return peaceably TO their
homes. Those who do not comply with
the request are threatened with arrest and
punishment and refused all aid or counte-
nance provided they get into difficulties
Hundreds of Americans are now fighting in
the ranks Of the Patriots and this warning
voice should have some effect in inducing
them to desst from any further violation oil
the laws of the United States.