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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
nOCTOR CARPENTER,s PECK SIZE
- DasPENSAuf, NO. 4, PECK SLIP first doc


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of reon.v
medical education, and having received his Diploma Tor The
practice OF Physc and Surgery New York Safs
Medical Society, AMI having had twenty years general
and very successful practice in this city, deyoes
and undivided attention To the III diseases m
fai humanity and particularly a certain class or train of
diseases LOT which so many plans OF medicine
abound IN The columns OF the newspaper Diseases require
10 be treated asreeaby Ia the symptoms that pre-, all
and me various stages and changes they may and
hence the least Election mind
no speeihe nos,rum can be applicable to all eases
The extensive experience OF DR. In all and
varieties OF this disease, enables him specoy
thorough cure and To adopt class medicines I'd
and compounded offend the lead TO suspicion
day. $3.50 - 1''
Separate entrances and Offices have been arranged for
NE privacy OF patients, who N contact
charges moderae and adapted the capacity the patient
An nalbe preventive OF rtan m
VIZ onler-IIlcc,S& jI.HDs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
THE VENEREAL CONQUEROR-HUN1
ERS RED DROP for the Pfrcial ex tirnatjep az ., rr


ERS RED DROP, for the ecctua xtirpatien Of very
species and symptom of the yenerea disease Hunters
Drop has long been in general by the public np
blessings ard receiving praise. il scarcely in he power
skep'ichm 10 doubt lis virtues or CT envy to de ny them
When II has achieved ascendant career of usefuaes
which distances the competition OF boas full
and has secured conspicuous station in favor by
intrinsic worth alone This invaluable medicine be OBJ
tanned at No. SO North Sixth Phadephia; Division ST.
York; Hanover 81. Boston; SO Hamilton ST. Albany.
Qlu,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE-A new and slegan. ar.

n
~ Gle for the TeethThc Orris Tooth Paste while il beau
titles the teeth removing and preventing every appearance
tartar and giving them clear and peary whteness also
heghens the color Of the lips gums and gives additional
beauty TO the ensemble of the mouhby its snfectng
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay
and purify the b eah-and also adds that peculiar
the breath for which the Orris
justly celebrated that article largely The
ston the orris Tooth Paste 10 ATS and
TALLY contributing that agreeable fragrance which
this Paste premineny possesses. To those who have
Partially for tooth wash the Orris Tooth Paste will be par
uculary acceptable, IL readily be converted into
pleasant and excellent tooth wash dissevng piece
about he size OF pea small quantity OF water, which
be done the The Ors Tooth Paste thus possesses
all the advantages OF tooth wash without the objections that
can be brought against the manner in which aruee OF the
latter description ofnecessity be put upand is equally
free from he objections that applicable totooth pow
their appenage the toilet
The number of articles that have been submitted the
public for improving the appearance Of the teeth and which
have generally proved unsatisfactory induces the prope
of the Oris Too,h Paste confident is he fits superior
excellence and observe that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned:
IL be had Of n. c. Hart. IFS Broadway Mrs A. C..
Cannons No. Astor House, Broadway James H. Hart,
278 Broadway; George &. Howe CO. II5 Chatham
M Howe Dentist I04 Grand OF Mercer f. M
Guon Bowery and Grand and Pike
ss and Grand square, junction Of East Broadway aad
Grand ST. Price So cents Be careful obtain the paste.
an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

SELFIsHSEss IN Wos.S.-When women once per.
nit themselves to be solely influenced by interested
views they are much more resolute and perseverng in
these matters than men. Although capable Of great
and disn,eresed actions their besettng sin s avsrice
From the nature Of their position in society they may
make many sacrifices 10 this absorbing passion, which
cosd not do without publicity and animadversion
svarice sefinteres therefore when interviewer
with the female character the imminent risk Of
being driven out by exposure visited with shame,
which usually ncurs in men Of the same dispositions
T'ks Lady 4nabelia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

THE PHvLOsOPHER STONE AT Last
- DisCOvEREDl-The vencresl disease extermissted
The celebrated DR. POETTS Gonorrbus never
fails any case The directions perfect fully and eIes-
y describing every symptom and showing the only
nethedof II 10 acknowledge the n
this disease has wonderfully decreased The nredscon
For sale by A. n 4 D. Sands. 100 Fusen, street, syr.,.,
cor Bowery and walker b. Nones, 644 Broadwsy ssd
y. bprnet, 70 Wh avenue. PriceHl dcg1m%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

lNPoRrASr ~ TIh-A correspondent Of the Lin
erick Star announ9ea Discovery have been made ia
that city few II hgo, by which glass vessels may
be rendered tougher than leather The discovery Il
thus announced -" lf glass RUNNER be boiled in new
rsilk IL becomes strong and thick render tim
possible be broken, unless by the greatest injustice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

IRA man, named Dyckens who shot his partner
Alben, at New Orleans on the 18th ult, was induced
10 perpetrate the horrible act through jealousy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
MEhCIAL LINE PAcKEIs.
Ill ii III Ii
REGJ LAR COMMUNICATIVE


REGJ LAR COMMUNICATION
am: and frs SH sns and
and H. respectfully intimate their friends
1 puone eneay that they into early ar
r Sy ahs s, am spring shs frs
ard will continue 80 TO run regularly every wsel ss
nce h 20 esans the most desirable and eligible Convey
Inc detention OF vessels Mt Liverpool engaged this trade
the ore peen great and just cause Of complaint
are uesrous OF removing
my vesse every week from Liverpool effect the perma-
OF such regulations DAYS OF sailing
as VIII give eatre satisfaction shippersand as further n
LOT mem TO give preference their Line all
sail on the appointed day full or not fall and take eirI,
wnen opposed 70 .ransen, will In
e support and prett renee 10 shpp by this Line
steamers employed for the Their passen-
every day from different ports Of Ireland and scoisnd
nor, OF Importance TO those residing al the out
In relation to cmt,ances their drafts ard po Yates IN ,hs
or charge every are ao Gaa a. gh free Of discount
.oms, The same purp Bank of Ireland notes.
Their drafts a. well passage orders can he forwarded by
.ne packets , sang the II i6h and oath Of
addre; PAID which Min y b. u" su SeInry e an
d2o 3m- RocnE BROTHERS CO
r6 5A r. a;9 sns,y L FjS.s EoRs9s
dens on MonaS ayd ,S m Nswpor and Pgoy
s9ans,on Tuesday, THURSDAY and ssisTday '"' ''"
IRE Preij la. received ely on board mil PM
bpsoH cru new Nofh transportation Co.
- All Merchandise, Specie and Baggage risk OF the
ownerstberer. $40
The RHODE ISLAND leaves his afternoon (25tb for
mgton i,os-6as
@sA CITY HOTEL TO LETT ts LEASE
E,E That long established well known Hotel situated
n Z uca, on Genrssee 81, the canal conem.
plated depot OF the two railroads. The building brick
ores high 90 feet in front by IS feet in depth contains
AZ foom ihdept ndeI Of garnet kitchen floors hch
are large 'qnare parlors Also, house The
natue viii disposed of TO the lessee reasonable terms
u required Possession given the 18th Of Feb next.
For sale or exchange for Improved city property beau
fu farm The banks Of IT. Hudson, highly improved con-
ianng 2e acres Apply at No Is ST. Marks Place bew en-
ahd II 0cIork A. M, john
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
nn. CHERKH's AsTRINGENT PILLS.


~ An ehectunl for obstinate discharges
canal whites suppression Irregularities and all female csn-
plants arising iron weakness OF constitution In gravel
loss OF command OF bladder, they completely In
diseases OF the Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE CLAM they
give unspeakabe ree Over so 0ts boxes have
New ok without complaint agepi whole.
safe ana retah by A. ID. SANDS, Ice sston corner
OF William and nj the following drug Corner Dew and
broadway cor Walker and Broadway Nones GA Broad.
way cor Cross and Pearl Bowcry and Walker; cor
Strand ard BoweTy; Henry Pike; cor Canal and
Hudson cor Houston and Bowery and Burneis IS SIKH
III Price 81 per box retail They are also for sae Inv Dr
Young No s. South Fourth Philadelphia and in Albany
Wy Sahds u Shaw, &c, NC, d29-Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

Hs FINE SHORT NAP NUTRlA, PLAIN
k@H CASTOR AND SATIM-BEAvER HAYS are Row

~ offered 10 the citizens oi New York the new esa-
bishment of HOWELL Co. lss Chatham street
upon the iolle wing The price their silk hats in
Guiding short Laps will be three dollars All their fur
long and short nnps consisting Of nuira and plain CASTOR viii
he four dollars As the subscribers the utmost PAIN
get these hats up with the greatest elegance Of style and
hnish they will sell except for cash. the above
bshed prices from which they will not devate In addiloa
umbrellas, and splendid of canes consisting
nearly forty differ kinds and patterns getber with
~ OF fancy and other brushes received by the Poland
which they enabled sell less than usual
prices. HOWELL 4 Co
en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

CUTLERY ESTABLISHMENT com.
~ peted arrangements with the mpnufacturers land
wishing reduce stock offer for either by
the package from the shelves or cash approved
the choicest selections OF Table and Small Cutlery In The
United which silver pearl and ivory
handle table ard desert Knives and Forks self tip stag white
Bone and Sbars ny the package.
Rogers, Crooks, Marshes and Butchers Razors and snail
Cutlery, in almost endless variety ladies' and genemen
Dressing Cases, Bagates Tables and Travelling Cases
belt holster and duelng Pistols Nut Crackers Cheese
Scoops, and Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores Sta
TONERS and retailers supplied II usual.
sole az en,s Tor The NechPs Strops Rarors
he. GRANELEY wREAKS,
j5-Ims Aston House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
DEAD THE FOLLOWING ASTONISHING


TO Those WHO ANE SUFFERING with
coughs colds asthma, influenza, whoopnr cough affec
the chest lungs DC. the Pectora Honey LIVER
offered safe and certain aedy the efficacy OF
which fully proved the satisfaction numerous
individuals who have received the essential relefom
this vslssbe preparation, when all other remedies had faled
fscii mode action mo
notes.-the the skim nourshes and hvgoaes
constitutions which have been impaired by protraced
coughs II sanctioned by of physicians who have
Witnessed and speak IN high terms Of the beneficial
rived from lis The proprietor constantly receivng evil
dencss Of lis happy effects the grateful observations many
who have experienced perfect relief with description Of
Price 2S per bettle
Cathsre Ocott Mckssen Co las Maiden Lane
al 126 Broadway, corner Cedar ST Adamson orlf 500
Broadway and Boweryi Allen lDgsrso, 34s Grand cor
Norfolk J. wer, 4s Grind G. L. white, 4o5 Pearl
IT, r. Hubbard 20 Iwery; G. II. Cougnacs. 80 Chatham
81; Manson. SIS Greenwch corner Barrow; ID. Carnes
9th avenue, corner l5thst
1 Chs that outside wrapper bears the prope.
ors signature, without which soDc The
upplied ri q liberal oh count d6.lnIs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

1M JOHNSON is coHsuhee confdeatialy at his Once,
- No. IL Duane street. between Chatham and William
The following diseases, viz Gonorrhca, ss'"~s Chancres
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases
ng from venerea poison improper Dr. Johnson
engages 10 remove affection in three days.
and The most nveerae cases in proporonae time, without
the use OF debiatng audcious medicine peven-
ton from business Persons enirusng themselves Dr. JehA
sons care may desc themselves with certainty
the most aggravated Scrouous sores legs
&c speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson eau, as certain be
NE occurrence the foregoing diseases, hch has fail
ed VIXEN used within twentyour hours after posure Let
tiers post paid and the
dioiDe, and directions icr s uSe forwarded.
a-rdancr nom G. A. H. To ii al Eigbt. Dr. Johnson has
nOysn lInm ln Chambers street. dSl.lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

THE LADIES are respectfully invited 10 ex.
anime the Subscribers stock Of Lynx Genet and Squire
peeries, mufs boa neck ties trim.
ming Also acomplee assortment OF ladies' misses bes.
bonne OF variety OF shape and color fine
fur bodies warranted inpervous His have
taken ,hs premium at both the Fairs for successive years
GeniIsmen Informed that they will fad always
medsm and short nap beaver and silk hats ofh slae fashions
Also otter Seal and ether fur caps OF ety. Youths
and odrrn hats fur and cloth cups All the sSove goods
wiz be sold on the most reasonable terms wholesale
tail SYLVESTER TEXTILE
Ne. zoe Chatham Square, near the Bowery. n4-Ap.
DEAD TIL D. FOLLOWING ASTONISHING
IL CURE OF CONSUMPTlON-A gentleman whose
and residence will give ishng H. but
does not wish floating abost IN the public press
s:-He has sesa III for about with cough
occaoned by cold and attended pa in
the side and chest rass about pint day Of
lungs skortness Of BREATH emacaton times
raising Of blood lie attended for long time by the FIRST
physicians this city, who finally said they more
for hn he then resored 20 remedies and Of
took myrisdsgivng all fair trial bst all useless Al
length We took three bottles OF DR. Tsyors Bsam OF Liver
and daily attending his business, strong and
healthy lie willing To give any information necessary
respecting his Apply 375 Rowery where this
nsold. dls.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
no THE FAAsMMI2qHAnLE coMMINITn

- "A CAAD,-rs WALLlS, having completed The
engagements To the opening OF fashionable Hat Es
ablishment would inform his friends and the community
large that he now prepared to offer for the inspection OF
those wbo honor him with visit article which he
ondly hopes viii be found suited to their desires
In appearing before the Fashionable World
and provide this most essential article OF dress and suit II
the various wants pscHares OF OF taste, the
proprietor ns nble OF the al the usderta
but rests with perfect confidence in the experience he has
derived during years constant close and practical
pcaton 10 this most particular branch OF the business
For the information of those who chose him,
the proprietor would his decided determination TO deal
strictly the Cask Principal The facilities of purchasing
the material for manufacturing, eArelyi nshe weud
leave to the judgement Of deeernng public peegingl
seh that pains orexpense shall be wanting his
the appreciation OF his and engaging
watchfu, anticipate lie would solicit
candid unbiased inspection the goods OF bis production
An assortment Of Canes Umbrellas Stocks Gloves Brusaes
nc, constantly hand. n7-5mS WALLIS l7O Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

rI,B EgCUNspshsCt or the WESTERN TsLANB
a Drama by Chi,en- founded the Of 1877
For sale At the principal bookslores Jo3ts
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14
LARGE MAPS OF
MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA

N1HOWING tho public and Indian La.d. !,
~ dian Reservations, Land Distficts'
ships, streams, &c. engraved from the 'Ca.~s
ment surveys, and plans 10 the General LsasSa
ice. Washington city Thy E GILMAN, Drsauw
man in the General Land Office.
\ F.TAYLQR. Bookseller, Washinrto, !.
has just published (apd secured the oopyrIsh, 7
cordins to law ofths above Maps, which ~ I'M
found INFINITELY more complete and accura,. Y
any heretofors published on separate. sheets. y
contair'ng nearly six square feet, and will b. M
especially useful and valuable to those tn,,,.s
In the lands Of either State, as they show N
item Of information which Is in the posss,., Ivy
the Land Officers relative 10 water courses ~
ship lines, Indian lands and reservation, T.
districts, &C., and viii be found perfectly ar,,
and precise ia these points. They can Be- s,s.p
mail to any part Of the United States, subee, NJ
to single letter postage. Price two dolIs,,
three sJpies Of either will be sent BY mail q,
dollars. A liberal discount will be made Il Y
sling agents, OF 70 any who buy to sell again, n
0TEditors Of Newspapers, any WHERE I.
will give the above advertisement (incl,,din, \
notics) one OF two insertions, shall receive bs \
turn mail coyy Of each map, If they will NM
copy ofthe Paper containing il 70 the advertise,
4 Aug 1887.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14
70 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHER,

lE SUBSCRIBERS nave just completed their MI
specimen book Of light faced book and N
printing types, flowers and ornaments, the M
| tents ofwhtch are herewith partially given. mi
mond, Pearl nos. and ., Agate. nos. /, and
Agate on Nonparicl body, Nonpariel, nos. II N
and 4, ninioncue, nos. and ., rninion. no., ~ n
| 2, Banda, nlinion on BREWER body, breva d,,
ninion body, BREWER nos. 1, 2, Band 4, breyi IN.
bourgeois body, BREWER on long primmer 4 N
bourgeois on BREWER body, bourgeois nos. /, o.boos
q. bourgeois on long primer body, long pnm3 !,
!, 2, 3 and 4, long primer on small picaer 4,
small plea nos, and 2, plea on small pica -
pea nos. !, and 8, plea on english body, neu
nos. and 2, great primer, paragon, double 70
glish, double paragon, cannon, tiva line pics -
twenty, eight line pico gothic condensed 10 twenr
I'VE, seven line and ten lines plea ornamental.
10, II and Is lines plea shaded, 8, Is, l2 al
l6 lines antiqe shaded.
Also large and beautiful collection Of aoves
from pearl TO seven lines plea, many of which AN
not to be found in any other specimen; new 4,
sortincnt Of ornamental dashcs, variety Of cad
borders, nearly two thousand metal orusmen,
brassrule, leads Of various thickness, astronomer
mathematical and physical signs, metal bracs
and dashes, from 3 to 30 ms long, great pr,mr
and double plea scripts on inclined body. an
mond and nonpariel music Of various kind, anticu
light and heavy face two line letter, full face NJ
man italic nonpare, rninion, BREWER, long prp
er and other blacks, ncnpariel, minion and brsyA
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
Alargc variety tournaments, calculated par,is
iarlyfor the Spanish and South Ame rican ma,
kets; Spanish French and Portuguese accents FOL
nishsd to order, with every other article made u
of in the printing business. Allof which can NJ
furnished AZ short not'ce, Of as good quality ,rI
on as reasonable terms as any other cstablshm.s
CONNER a. COOK,
corner Of Nassau and Ann streets, N. Y
August Is, 1887. NJ
Or Proprietors Of newspapers printed wia,I
any part Of the United States OF the Canadas, VIII
will copy the above advertisement three times adj
forward copy containing the same, will be emil
tied TO their pay in any type east at our foundry
provided they take twice the amount OF their bisl
type.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14
Prospectus
For Publishing Tie La,os Of .Nississiipp,

For publishing Tie La,Os 81 .Missisawi.
.AW, being the rule Of action prescribed by
- the supreme power Of the state, commanding
vhat Is right, and prohibiting what is wrong, q
general acquaintance with itspfovisons is dcsira-
bls 70 TIE scholar, the legislator, the planter, and
mechanic, aswe as tile lawyer by profession. All
classes Of society, in a republican government,
lkeour own, dependant, ior the perpstuity Of It'd
insl,mtions, alone on an enlightened publi senti-
lnent, require some knowledge Of the legal enact
neits, upon which irEbsrtiss, and their fortune
depend.
The laws Of Mississlppfofa general nature, az
enacted by her successive legislatures lie scatter
"a IN numerous volumes, buriedunde mass 81
private acts, nfimportance ID those alone who are
directly interested in their provisions, and Offering
ny theirbulk, and the want Encouragement, an vi
most ihsuperable barrier to that general dissemina-
ton Of their contents, amongst the great mass 81
the people, which their importance would seem ID
require.
To collect and arrange, all the laws Of general
nature, now force, in this state, under their an.
propriatc titles together with suitable digested
index, and experimenting in person, the cotnple-
tion ofcf the work, until ready for delivery viii be
a labor ONO small magnitude The support and
PhsfvHuSV ~ WV Ht0ikSift citthtnS, OF THIS ErPa
state, feel confident, win not be withheld from
aiding in the accomplishment ola work which viii
more widely disseminate a knowledge 81 our insti.
sutions, ard the wisdom IN which thew are based
Inc work will be published ia two royal octave
vofuIncK comprising from FIVE to seven hundre{
pages containing all after the enacting clause, ver
batim, cfevcry law now in force, Of general na
tare, together with = reference to ths pamphls
Ia~s digsstcd index To the contens .pf the vol
unrs, will BE- applied bringing atouce " the view
condensed statement ofthe standing law, undo
its 1istnctand appropriate title,
Terms WILDE, 70 Subscribers, Five dolls. pr vol
umN, bound AMI letteted, payable OH delivery.
The work will, II suffiSlent caconrag cmcnt is ob
fainea be ready for delivery w the first Of Janu,
ny 1889.
4. J. FOX ALDEN
Jscksoa. March, 1898.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-14
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAzINl

/ THE WESTERN MONTHLY MACAzINl
AND LlTERAav JOURNAL,
| CONDUCTED BY W. a. Gallagher ans
~ y. b. .MGrshaM The editor Of "WsstsEI
| Lissray Joumaln having, in connection with Jas
b. Marshall, Esq, become proprietor ofthe Wss
| tern Moniflv Magssins the rwo works hsva
been united, and will hereafter Be published, sim
usousy, Il Ciucinnat al and Louisville. Every
arrangement, being now rnadst or issuing the Mag
asins punctuaIy, and IN Style equal 70 its Eas'
tern contemporaries, i h trusted that The union
hcrs announced viii meet the appreciation Of tho
pauops generally Of both publications. The read
crs Of The sJourualn win find increaaod attractions
in the work, from the contributions Of the cores
pondenis 81 the *Magasine;" and those Of The
sMagasinen win not only find the same, from the
writinsNof the correspondents Of the "Journal,''
but will also get a larger amount of reading mat
ter than they have hitherto received. Not in the
spirit 81 Boosting, but 70 give patrons Of the Mag
azinc and Journal' an idea Of what they may ex-
pact, from month to month, as the numbers ap-
pear, following list Of occasional correspondents
and regular contributors, is given: s
Morgan Neville, Edward d. Mansfield, James
n. Perkins, Alexander Kinmont, Edward p.
Cranch, John L. Diddell, Charles II. Ramsey, X,
Shelton Mackenzie, Wilkins Tannehill, Charles
"A. Jones, VIM. B. Oaks, Otway Curry, George D.
Prentice, Eph. Peabody, Thomas II. Shreve,
Samuel Eells, John B. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis
+. Thomas, Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, J. Al.
M'Clung, H. J. Groesbeck, J. N. Milton, Miss
Harriet L. Beasley, Dr. s. r. Hildreath and 9TH
crs.
The Western Monshay Magazine and Literary
Journal, is Published during the first week Of each
~ I~xxA 49,