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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-12-08
ClNoINSArr, Ohio, Nov. Is.

RIVER, STEAMBOATS,, BusINEss AND WEATH-
ER.--We rejoice once more in steamboat nav
igation. Twenty-four is the greatest number
Of boats that ever was at the landing at one
time, until yesterday. Last evening there
were forty-two, at five o'clock, and this NOR
ming there were FoRTY-srx at the landing the
same time. The river this day, at M. is five
feet and half above extreme low water.
Notwithstanding itrains in streams. the wharf
is all hustle and business; and boats are going
andicoming constantly. The rain is not re-
garded. There were twenty three steam
boats arrived yesterday from above, and three
from below. " "a "a aalif ll.ll.... lal.,.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-12-08
Croswell's House to let;
Enquire of VIM. H. Seward.

"opposition to otyrants is obedience to God"
A ses TRIP TO SALT RIVER.
Szss3zt---sX Szsssss3ztE-sX FARE REDUCED.
For passage inquire ofC. G. c. or Capting
Marcy ON board.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-12-08

I LAKE NAvIGArIoN.--Decc 4th 1898,
and navigation on Lake Erie not yet closed.
The steamer Wisconsin touched here this NOR
nlng Tshe was very heavily ladencd, and was
bound for Detroit Since our last, the f1llow-
ing boats arrived and departed at this port
Steamer Columbus, Lexington. N. America
and James Madison. A number Of schooners
have also arrived and departed since our last.
The Columbus and United States are both
due upIto-day.- ~ Huron ADJ. m N
The OLD SNAKE. ~ The Courier Francais in
forms Us that the African Boa, kept in the
Champs Eysees at Paris, has laid Sc eggs,
from which q brood Of young have been since
hatched. Some, Of them were striped lifsIe ur,
chins ofa dozen feet ii length, and considera-
bly, more than q foot IN circumference. Y These
forward little pests burst shell ioNf d co,sp.
and vent 70 owriggling and capsfisg abo.it their
mother with great lIveliness. Tho others VET
remained inside the eggs, occasionally peepine'
out and darting forth their tongues with I'll
the pretty pIayfuIness Of snalsy inncce,ice. Ii
is expected they will be able 10 MUNICH Young
sparrowe in "a week er -two.- This brood Of
young serpents;appear to be the4irst inc.iba-
lion Of reptildssof this magnitude itlat has IA
Ken place in Europe Bosf. Cour. e aelI''iiF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

hoRNIre HERALp-lssued every nernpy e~cept sunuQy-
cents per copy Country furnished the
are ste TOR any specific period remance IN asvsnes
NO paper seat out, unless paid in sdvanc..
nvENINe bERALD.-lssued every snerncor ~ e'ccch
frce two cents copy Country subscribers furnished ~
the same rate. Cash, IL advance,
WEEKLY HERALD-lSsaed every Saturday murninR st nts
o'clock Price, IA per copy Furnished 10 country
fuf1scribers ~ W per anuusn. IN sdvaace
WEEKLY HERALD FxTsA-fs.ued every "Wednesday morn
Ing ~ nns O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy Furnishes 10
country nbscrbersat annun, payable IN avarce
~ anv aii those papers tie
usual rates-apavs payable ~ advance.
requested address their
James Oaan proprietor and sl letters buarss
~ be post pad.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09


Meeus No 272 Pearl stau and examine Sssrs r.
e~ Asbssfos Wrossh Irs~ Ss together with De many salts
factory evidences his possession az the perfect security o.
Justly celebrated against FIRE and robbers and aao
the capacity Of M~sra Aksfo now fouud IN abundance
ssaen Island the southern part of Persy'vsss asd
Of the United Stses and with which each
Safe thoroughly nes) resist efssuay the most istense
heat Among facts sdduce In pr~of u the
esre ecacy ol these safes protecting their o
injury by ERE merely select the following. -
John Scott 1.-THE sole pa,enee for the application Of the Ms
sysi Ibeos the construction o iron safest exposed In the
city of Pbadephs the 2eh Oc 1885, In the pvcsence Of
numerous citrens covered 10 of a. nch thick
with Asbestos 10 the burt o cord Of seasoned wood
the bcs filed with bosx binders ka.,.s and when
opened contents were upd unnured although the iron
crate MON which rested heated 10 Aits hesf 0ne NJ
S,trs Isbeo, Chests 1.-THE only believe, this city ~
h. tirre) was In Inc counting house Mesrs Hubbard
Casey Exchange Place the time IN Che great FIRE IN THIS
city, whish saved all its conterts uninured.
Tscr certificate with nsmbcr others Of The highest
spectaby together with The various patterns VI the shove
safes uay be the Of A. X Meer NO. ~ Fe.ri
street OF whom they can se OBTAIN
Ell ~ eur regular wholesale prices. .... ......u. -
ni-5ms JOHN SCOTT Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

a EREAI DISEASES, GoNonRhEA. .S.s tel as
desgnsa every individual bsi especially
IS s well s an m"sss.. ana psrso, sefs The Treatise
(which may be had alone Il wished or h.ied IN The lid ofa
contains medicine necessary for the perfect
Il IS impossible express satisfaction This little book
affords TO all who interested in the subject IL begins by
There complaints which very aearly resemble
THIS dses bur which are perfectly innocent New these BY
evident and thus the poor coehdng patient first gels robbed
volume then proceeds show that, under the word vensrea
Two distinct aiesases included venerea ~sease
Importance TO know the differences between the for the
Treatment proper in the injurious in the other
neither does produce the Gonorrhea Ithen
curry; for should be known that although in most osss
ba1d ny Is absolutely useless and huru yet the ether
are SO easy to know what those circumstances
lions IN me authors practice, and under the direc
~ Gnaorsnd eicacious remedy The chapter treats
gives the les, ehe disorder attended with rusnng) and
month ~ manL n,"wlng Gonerrbea cosinue on from
% & on structure ITSELF which made exceed.
Which SO much for i is this iorai OF the disease
are pers AS for instance who pretend 10 cure il With how of
The phyc in the world would never cure s,r;cnr a M
snsr her1 any thing which much battles The ignorant or
Wne IN general proper means are used no,hsp Is SO nf
and easy as us cure. = - e
The remaining chapters those other forms &c v,
real diseases which sometimes appearn dlSen, constitutions
siby arise in any Of this complaint, even from m IRIS,
symptoms down to its most neglected forms and here shond
be known that there form Of venerea disease lies 80
dormant Rhe constitution, show in no other wav
Thar lr It's effects upon pesery The al these
however IS abuncany plain and efcaciOus, that any one
having this little chest OF medicine complete may undertake
insecure with perfect safety and success.
The price of the chest medicine is SIP: the booL
aoneis 81 forwarded 10 any part of The world.
Letters IN sutaon for the chest be addressed to
the author, DR. RALPH, No. IS Cortlan sreet n W
: Since publishing this little book, the auher has been
consulted many distressed ruined ons
CHIEFLY from trusting certain description OF advertising
peope 10 lead him the opinion should be soms
practitioner of known integrity and sk sesy prepared
at all times TO give the best assistance in thar disease and 10
who's such patients might apply with confidence For this
dua,e oihe University Of Edinburgh member Of The Royal
College OF Surgeons London and author expressly
thee disorders Also, that he has testimonial letters from
the highest physicians in Europe the in Anne
rca, (D Nett of New York. and DR. Physick
and which he will be happy show any who il
dill lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
MkS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE
lNI PHYSICIAN, of Boston

rs. MOTT, The CELEBRATED FEMALE
i PHYSICIAN, OF Boston, would respectfully give notice
ced practice in this city, her residence street
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected, during tour in Europe Herbs
Roots and essential Oils, to be Obtained America will
be enabled 10 meet diseases 10 their d2dabe appear
nnces fhe great success which has treatment of
diseases W s country guarantee III be expect
ed The many deicae complaints incident No The female
frame render auy in favor OF the Female Physician
unnecessary
Mrs Mott pledges herSefto cure relieve the following
diseases Rheumatism Tic Doorcu Cured without the use
OF ancet) ConTacons Paray7ed Limbs Palsy Decline Con-
Evil, CHnker, Rngworm &c. Caarrh Srald Heads, Ar.
iectons of the Eyes, d ,speps Deb. ~H. affections,
Nervous symptoms, White swelling. lima, jam.
dice, Liver Complaint, Hemonbeids male Weakness
es, he. &C.
In conjunction with her medicines Mrs Mott will administer
TO nvads and others To~ much favour of
these baths, which the different
sena OILS TO SUIT the diseases which They
are perfectly safe to administer the mpar-
ing 10 such strength they only ung cure
in all chronic complaints and preventive against ali cona.
heT utility For luxury the healthy, they calculated
TO promote Tree persPaticn cleanse soften and purify the
skin 80
Mrs Nett having made the diseases children a particular
branch oil her profession she will be enabled
that have bafed the skill talented phy ian Ne
mercury or mineral Of any Kind used.
Hours for seeing patients from 10 in the morning until In
hc evening, Genlemen can communicate with Mrs.. Mot.
only through a wife or mother.
Ladies ana g.n,~"en be accommodated with baths AZ
Family rights for the above can be obtained m
application ""ao %
1 Letters from the country post paid vii receive immed
"'e ""e"e""' ol0-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
To THE FAsEI?N,ssFLE coMMgSITl

L A CARD.-F. WALLIS having completed the ar.
engagements Necessary the opening Of fashionable Hat Es
lsbshmen would inform his friends and the cemmusity
large that he prepared offer for the inspection
those who honor him with visit article which be
fonay hopes viii he found suited to their desires
In appearing before the fashionable World TO manufacture
provide this essential article of dress and To suit II
TO various wants p~cularties OF taste, the
proprietor nsbe OF the magnitude Of the undcrssh
but res with perfect confidence IN the experience he has
derived urinr constant close and practical
ptcatioH plar branch Of the business
For Information OF those who chose favor him.
proprietor would his decided de-mnsoa deal
strictly Py,rcspsi The fscts Of purchasing
IN. material for manufacturing eHtrely sshe w~usa
leave the judgement Of n Discerning public p.esgnga
pains expense shall be waning his
secure appreciation OF hS and engaging
watehfu. anticipate tselr lie would solicit
casdd Unbiased inspection OF the goods OF BIS prcsuenon
assortment of Canes Ubrelss Stocks Gloves BrusoeS
nc, constantly onVsnd n7-Sm' WALLIS. 40 broadway
DILEs-PILEs-DR- HALE'S Pile Ointmest 10 spos
tive for the piles in three days Time Sold by j. H.
Hart corner Of Chambers street and broadway, r. Burnett
IS sih avenues NJ Guoin, Of Bowery and GrsndsL
SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

whenever
storing sressh and health BY removpe accumulated imPur
tesoherwise, in simple language vitaied humors This is
following naiure-th taking disease OUT OF the boay-and
other way disease but taking il ont. IL must be
carried from the bocy merely changed as is the
ba, apie he rhomsonian nracce tIat has
into notce-but sweating is nothing, compared TO purgDg
with Brandrehs Pills, in the good effects On the body One
dose OF 10 pills will remove more bad humors by the stomach
bowels than vapor baths, ThonsoRian other
principles could Pugng and sweating all that is
ED No BRANDRETs PILLS are both suao
rife and cahartc-ha Is produces both sweating and purg
the stomach is in such state OF ;ouln that cannot cleanse
itself by any other means rhey always poa ss neah be-
in other words THEY ASSIST nature to bring about such
No method 50 sensible the following Nature. Mankind
has been long enough out of path and unfortunately after
Let abandon, then false and false practices
let US to the path Of nature and be guided by
candle light End shall need opicans-et do
dies and we shall need no Us endeaver to find
what what the laws that govern her, In this
work experience must be teacher and prejudice must be
discarded as our companion
THE COUNTERFEITERs.
HE MUST BE a aiIsERABl.E VILLAIN. INDEED,
cREATURE IN DANeFR FOX rue PURPosE o OF
MAKING MoHEy HoSEs p e
Pills, purporting tobe
DR. BRANDRETFs PILLS.
" hsy AT AND ShGsi PRINCIPLES
Y s
Ss the Way asy % Pr BMaNDREThs Simply for
DE-. BR ASIyssTH, VEGETABLE s
s;e Pills
70 "1 THERE sEvER WAS PERSON WHO USED
""o III The EN- MOST USEaTAILEp p PRxIsE hAAS or
doing the character Of The Geaune great deal injury
sss ms1s
rescued from bed Of sickness and restored to The yearnng
solely upon Tor support from as an early and
untmey grave The time when the greatness OF
standings and then is hoped they viii endeavor to make
some amends by the after purity Of their lives
agency exhibited his Never purchase I'M
@ @ s a ns 70 ns
cradle villain who would place the life of fellow in
DR. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1877 Hudson
sss.;. sssi J, sy ss..sv
Grad Il 4. Office, D. H. Hunt, ISL Grand St
Yves. St Office 4. n wv w,%s Jr Il l' ws'''
% houston St. cor Lswi.s. .. D; Wright
Isl Division 81, near Pike 81 4. Tupp
80 yesey between Greenwich and Washington S 3. s.
$50 eresn~eh St cor; efwnren, ). o. Fowler.
Cor ' Rna.sn Han neI SIS :. T fSss Kyle Ss
6,4 Water 81. Mrs Blandford.
eli Broadway and 364 Bowery, J. W. Blsckett
262 utor opposite the market, Michael UDoRohue.
70 Chathana Hoa Bates, booksellers.
~ Stanton cor. Allen ST. Peter Cunningham.
232 Blocker st Mrs Barnard
1894 Hudson St J. T. Burnion.
Hoboken, N. J. Consider Luther.
Harlem, J. J. Kenyon.
wlismsburgh, l.. l. VIM. Thomas. North ~ ST.
Brooklyn. l. L. Mrs. Booth, IS Fulton ST.
Jamaica L. ! Jas HERMAN.
Oyster Bay, L. l. stephen Bun
South Hampton, l.. l, J. q. H. Sansmaa.
Sag Harbor, L. L. Alfred Edwards
Rockaway, L. l. Samuel Pesrsal-
Greenport, L. l. Walter Havens.
The Agents each their Certificate Of Agency and
person Genuine Brandreth Pills for sale who has
III eodlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
VIZ Fo Two po,s .nsdisss. and ssn,iemen fur

FD FOR TWO DOILARs.-Laoies aud gentlemen fur
nhlng ter Gard Plates have hem printed ~ few
hours notice In superior the finest 'nameIled csrds
An extensive assortment Of specimens constantly kept Tor
examination. y NEALE. Fngrbver and Printer.
John str Broadway.
Cards =, Home Ball Tickets store Cards &C. &c engraved
In Suppriqr stylp
:. q Observe NJ.
LIkENESsEsl lIKFNEsSFS l-Mniatures painted
from ~ W dolari Prcflcs from 20 cents to3 aoars Nv
kenesses warranted d2i.lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

extreme low prices the following goods.
Rodgers Woete rhom, and olber fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery all kinds
Wade, and Butchers, and Euiot's Rszor
Britannia, plated and japanned wares
Anvils, Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Phases and Files of diferrpt makers
Collins, Srnmonds ana stones Axes,
SEQ Guns, 500 Rifles 1000 pnir Pistols
Gun sporting implements of every kind
Gun materials lof Gunsmhs
Pockct Books, wallets and Mathematical Insrumenn
Nielin Strings and Ninlirg
German and French Fancy Goods u lots 70 sun rurcha
ers ole5mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

il boat which had been built for the Express, but
which that concern could not pay. lowe nothing in
this world to any person. My double cylinder press,
my steam engine my types, my newsboat, my whole
establishment, are all my own. am my own Trus-
tee.
Thss we go. The MonsISo HsRALD contains ear
her better, and more interesting foreign and domestic
news than any other in Wall street-and the EVENING
HERALD almost every day beats the whole evening
press of this city in ship news and general intell
gence. Any person taking both papers in the city
can save Money for other journal is necessary to
give right view of public affairs The following are
now the papers issued from this office:-
nanst periods. per per copy
MORNING HERALD, daily, SOS cents.
EVENING HERALD daily, do do.
WEEKLY HERALD, Saturday, 800 cents.
WEEKLY HERALD EXTRA, Wednesday, 800 cents.
SEMI-WEEKLy HERALD, Wed 81 Sat- 800 cents
90 Mr.. Bdwell, the Upper Canada Patriot, is now
in this city.
u daring attempt was made on the "a INST. 10
blow up Jewellers shop in Cincinnati with gun
powder. The powder being placed outside, the dam
age was but trifling.
IL Weather in Cincinnati, Jan. 2, 10 A. M.-ther-
mometar 60 in the omen air AMI cloudy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of regular
practice OF fhyslc and Surgery, from the New York State
Medical Society, ana having twepvs,x wears,
and very successful practice In this city, devoes bis
and undivided atteHon 10 the Of s diseases "a
a humanity and particularly certain class or train OF
diseases tor which plans of medicine
abound In the columns of the newspapers REQUIRE
be treated agreeaby the symptoms that may prevail
and the and changes they may assume-and
hence the least reflection satisfy mind
specific nostrum can be applicable TO all cases.
The experience of DIR Carpenter in and
varieties OF this disease enables him To offer speedy and
thorough and adept class OF medicines
and compounded offend the lead suspicion
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks of
day.
ar Separate and Offices have been arranged
the pri, acy OF patients who contact
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity OF the patient
An nabe preventive of certain diseases be oba ned at
the ofice--Prce So Jim"
Nhs Bis DIS CE LERKATED 500 HING
lVl SYRCP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH
TO MOTHERS AND NURS ES.--Me theirs and nurses
Informed that nalible remedy prepared by Mrs. ioI
children tehng-a remedy which has been the OF
the lives adarng babe when the commissions
have baed all skill u is only necessary rub the cds
gums with the syrup EFFECT recovery; and 1t is so
remely pleasant the taste child will mind the appca
on also eectual IN opening the pores OF he gum,
previous appearance OF teeth And will also be found
excellent bedside companion for mothers in
venting &c arising from pains in the CUNT
the chhd waking in the night by Immediately applying Is
above. sold only by
o273m" MRS BIRD Division strest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

IL Weather in Cincinnati, Jan. 2 10 A. M.-ther
mometsr 60 in the open air, and cloudy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
RE 5AS]PSlT TIP ESsLhSSM5Se 4sIoNisHIse

and residence will give ~ishng H. who
does not wish floating abos IN the public press coWmuni-
Gates thus HE has scea III for about with
occasoned by cold and sttendcd with pain
the side and chest ssr about pint day o matter from the
lungs, shornes of breath cmacatos and
raising bloed He was attended for long time by the first
FOR bm he then psen remedies and Of he
took myrirds giving all fair trial bat all useless Al
length he took three bottles of Dr Tayes Bssam of Liver
wort and nov daily attending his business, strong and
healthy man He willing 10 give information necessary
" sold dIsIms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
THk. yhnEnEAL C0NaUERon-HUN

Il Frs RED DROP Tor the efIrciSsI es,irrsio. ~ ~
species and symptom Of the venereal disease Hunters ReS
Drep has long been In general by public
blessings ard receiving praises Is scarcely in The ~
skepticism 70 doubt It's virtues or Of envy nv them
when has achieved ascendant career OF
which distances the competition Of mre boas fol
and has secured conspicuous station In universal fsyoy "
intrinsic worth alone This invaluable medicine can I've oh
mned a NO ~ Norih ssth ~ PhIladephs Division ~.
forhi Hanover S. Btsioni - Hamiltonst Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

90 Mr.. Bdwel, the Upper Canada Patriot, is now
in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09
Nhs EaED,s GMLEHKATE TED 500 :, LIN d
MnA. BIRDS CELhBtarED Ars.kl-


which she has received from her friends
DESTROYS OF bsnetng ta human family induced TO Of
The public the above medicine safe and certain
for all diseases o the stomach and complaints arising nd
geson and bile These pills have been known
fail to effect md radical by proper
picaoH and perseverance, indeed so ahundany efcacous
has been their ress that thou y e their valuable
and beneficial properties The proprietor u the receipt does
intend to tire the patience ohe public by detailing long
putting preamble the important qualifications OF these
pills other but merely TO eHumerae
few of the disorders the body which they have EeeD
known and perfectly eure-Bilous and liver aec-
tons cosyenes asthma, piles settled palms, dyspepsia chro-
the fluids debility the sickness incident females in
delicate health and in fact for every description of dsordeed
health they will be found easy certain and nabe
dv Mrs Bird offers her Renovaing Pills 10 the public in the
confident anticipation that they win be found universally
invaluable family friend Sold only at Division street. by
MRS. BIRD. Advice gratis. o27-Sm"
rS,hE FHil.OsOPH EES STONE AT LAST
Il DtSCOVERED!-The Venereal disease extermihated /!
The celebrated Dr. P0ETTS Gonorrh9a Eradicator
y describing symptom andstage and showing the only
method Of II ackno wedged the prevalence OF
this disease has wonderfully decreased since the introduction
Of the Eradoator.
For sale by A. B. D. Sands fulton street, Syme's
Bowery and Walker b. Nones, GA Broadway, and
r. Burnett IS 9th Price 81. d29-1n-
ITO THE UNFORTUNATE-HUN RED
DROP-A single bottle Of this infaibe
real disease hen used directed has been found every
IT acknowledged be II certain and
that cevered does require aay restriction in
diet
Price ioar-to be obtained only The office Division
str et d28.ln~
no nHOnk; WHO * a SUFFERING with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-09

SUppEN DEATH-Mr. James Hart of 81 Green
street arose on Friday morning in usual good health,
ate his breakfast transacted business. and entering
his own room about noon, sat down in his chair and
died without a struggle. He was touAd IN that state
about an hour afterwards DR.. Ellis made post
mollem examination of the body, and from the re.
suit of this, the Jury rendered verdict Of" Death
by Apoplexy."