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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
TEE X aEb pkoe \! !, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CSnn gENARD.-CR0SSS sPrCIFIC MIX
epOOO TURk-Eor the of GnnnrrI.cga e.iss

~ n
eDCUU TURE-For the OF Gonorrioa G!eels s,ric-
and analogous complaints The organs generaton
masdy that has long existed exist and exist
s sS TOO we sn n a, 70 a1e ANY an @ qn
aconpasion tai but few admire although II very
andlow, rich and poor, matrimonial siagle.
Ahoughs troublesome in Itself and distressing, and eff
which has been mere nteerabe than itself person who
80 unfortunate as TO contract The complaint i he follows
business, which perhaps his immediate question:
conine nmse lie must lien oe o,eo leeehed
kept constantly sick with doses OF enete, purged. de-
intiamnaory action Then follows ons train nauseatng
mixtures Irritating Injections lotions ontments and fomna-
tl0a Every day some change be made, until
last after The patient has been kept under hand nno
sweled tesces, chronic inflammation OF the mucus mem.
brane o. The bladder geet other deesabe malady,
exposure that exci.ss the ridcue Of ali around him
thai 1 ~ h se SsGn s
I'd ana cure without the least diet drink,
The remsiy is unparalleled power It has the specific
properly entirely neutrang the poison suppressing
hours. ''f'"" ''"'''"e' ~ '"''S '''''
1t not obec, give long qusekish recommend
ssrvaon has proved efficacy In
walton alone proprietor challenges pge case OF re.
cent Gonorrhoea to be brought in which the Mixture will
spresened to the public their benefit they stand
much In need Off, and hoped they viii make proper
wthtns remsay persons themselves wnou, the
oil Diet changen application tobn
siness These considerations sufficiently great be
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that OF the least injury
the constitution. Gallons OF might be taken but no har
would follow,
Further disease be contracted desc of the Mr.
trre IS taken at nighton going to bed when xpssed
II put in bottles, with full dreetiens accompanying
Al 81 bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured in two days.
For sale only by Minor GAMBLE 1856 Broadway corner
Dey street, Dr. Guion, corner Of Grand Bowery NJ c.
Socnm corner OF Broadway and Duane street; A. b. d.
SANDS 100 Fulton ST of william, NewYork; Jones 4
Hutchinson, corner Of Chesnut Seventh ST.. Philadelphia
N b Call for CROSS Specific Mixture. The propretors
signature and number Of residence the label Of each
bottle. ieSsns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
below Pearl street.

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of r,gu.r
medical edrsa.ien and having received h. Diploma
practice OF Phyc and Surgery from New York State
Medical Society, and having had twenty x years qepers
and very successful practice in this city, devo,es his
and undvdea attention TO the OF oil diseases Incident 10
Trail humanity AID particularly class or train Of
diseases Tor which 80 many nostrums plans Of nedcns
treated asreeably 70 the symptoms that may prevail
and the various and changes they NAV
hence the least reflection satisfy any dsceTnny mind
no SPECIFIC nosirum can be applicable 10 all eases
The extensive sxpere nee OF DR. Carpenter all
varieties OF this disease, enables him speedy ana
thorough cure and 10 adopt class OF medicines arsnred
and compounded 10 offend the lead 10 suspicion
day. = -
J Separate Offices have been arranged 6r
the privacy Of patients who never come in contact
Charges moderate md adapted OF the patient
nfable preventive Of certain 10 Ne at
the ohice-Prce, e. LAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

rr This preparation has, in ali where II has been
used and has been placed In with Of the dis
eased tooth, thus far proved
AN tNFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that most and orRenng anneyanee the Teoh
Ache Unlike other articles Ter the purpose, can be
applied -ih the utmost safety actin the least degree
buru 10 the teeth and therefore produces no Injurious e
fecs " placed In with those that are sound AZ
remedy
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
u, success Is without parallel II thoroughly removes
all and leaves the Teeth in ~ conditions for
being 6ledj and efIectusly arrests the progress
OF decay, and evsatuslly removes those portions that
have already become csrioosi entirely destroys that
smell which IL always impaired TO the brsath
by dscayed teeth Price 50 cents Fer sale only BY w. 81
monson, 70 Fulton street James ~ Hart, NJ d. corner
Broadway and Chambers r. NJ Guior corner Bowery
and Grao street. Pike and Henry street. aid whole
sale retail Grand street, between kast sreadway and
Division street Jls 5meod'
CAHD-MR BERNARDUs LEDEBOER takes the
- pleasure 10 inform his friends and the public In general
that he opened Apo,hecrys Store No. ~ Chambers
st. doors from Chatham, where he win he happy wait
day and night upon those who msy honor him with their pa
tsnage Ne studied IN Europe, and for the last sixteen
oshs he employed In The well known establishment Of
Mr. D. Mahss where he trusts he has given entire ssts
faction.
Medicine. N the best quality win be used by him, and Phys
csps prescriptions will be put MP with and despatch and
si the lowest terms possible. Da3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

the privacy OF patients who come in contact
the o6ce-Price, ~ ism
THE YHILO4OPHERs STONE At LAST
DisCOVEkAD!-The xenereal disease eIermiastsd .
The celebrated Dr. PoETTs E~sdcsior ssver
iail IN any case The directions
y describing every symptom stage showing the only
Rethed Of ii sckpo wiedged the prevalence T
ths has wonderfully decreased asce the nedsces
For sale by A. D. D. sssds 100 Fu,.nl street, sype,s
r. Burnet, IS 9Th avenue. Price OIL. d1elns
I .EyIs0N,s HUNTERS RED DROP-New
the venerea disease In the known world To every Al
sound fesson snd Judgment be evident that Hunters
Ned Drop The most certain and efecua at ul
disease, he VenereaL In addition the extensive sale OF n
circumstance Of their being many who have ysiny
full virtues We do deceive or uggie with Ire pub
c we merely speak the plain and ample TRUTH as our cert6
Dr. as fs The
s@e% g re% the sgs disease in which many have been
tored RECT heah their wonted purity We wish /,
TO be understood that effect all cases
Philadelphia four years which tins. out OF heuss ds Of ca
has failed he feels perfectly satisfied that ne matter
thereby causing sufferer to be as free from the vens
real poison and as pure As the day he was barn
Price 81 per bottle. Once Division place In
ar A preventive may be had
Every rhia that genuine win have written signature
To human, and tits human 10 err Il /, moi ouY A.
~ 70 look the ndscretons fellow creatures with pI,v
90 hs @ eur power without nuring ourselves
TEvisoNs GUS SifEf ssI RVS DRop warranted
70 effect quick psmssen' and safe cure without Diet smell
scribing ease; Willie attended 10.
Our Offices are No 50 Iam st Albany; No 50 Norh 9Th
81 Philasepha NO Hanover BostoI; Can al New
Orleans Charleston, CT the places In Inc word wbere
the genuine medicine can be obtsised ji7.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
ROoTs. Roots, BOOTS AND SHOES

curiosity and experience benefit the time had better
call those immense and Shoe Establishments, Nos
232 and 2S4 Canal St kept by RICHARDS WALKER
Their consists of full 10000 pairs of Boots and
times that quantity of Shoes elegantly made and OF the
very best materials Five minutes examination latter the Pr-
menlioned) will satisfy his
BILE have not been improperly bestowed
Gentemens double calf skin proof Boots only "A 50
the pa elegant dress and weather Boots for the winter
onIy $25o ~ rs S. and $3.50; Boots made
fashionable g. s. the pair; elegant ladies' Slippers, 62
cents 10 The pair eegsn Cater Boots to " the pair
with thousands Of other articles
mention, such lined bound and furred Buskns L. B. and
furred India Rubber patent water proof Moccasn dc &c
Boys Misses and Chdrens Boots and Shoes all kinds
every thing the line that wanted for family USE may
he had prices 20 low induce buy, while
Articles will he found the best that the city affords
fashionable make. Apply at -
RICHARDS WALKERS,
Nos, ga, 232 and 2S4 Caeal street.
doQ- Inn manufacturers n retailers city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

CUTLERY ESTABLISHMENT.-H COM
~ pe,ed arrangements with the manufacturers, land
wishing reduce stock) offer for SALE either
package from the shelves or cash approved paper
OF the choicest OF Table and Sma Cutlery the
United Sates-amongst which silver pearl and ivory
handle table and desert Knives and Forks self stag, white
Bone asd shams by the package.
Roger Crooks Marshes and Butchers Rszors snail
Cutlery in almost endless variety ladies' and geHtemens
Dressing Cases. Bagstes Tables and Travelling Cases
belt holster and dueing Pistols; Nut Crackers Cheese
Scoops, and Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores Sta
TONERS and retailers supplied ss usual.
NJ sole agents Tor the sale Neehs Strops Rsrsrs
kc. GKAVELEf WkEAKS,
j5lm' Aster House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

SCOTTS PATENTASB ESTOS w ROUGHT
- IRON SAFES.-Thepublc are invited To cali at a. X.
Moeps No 272 Pearls mp sas and examine SCOTS Pa
s.i Asbestos Hross irs~ s,oerthsr with the many salts
evidences bis possession OF perfect security
justly celebrated Safes against fire and robbers and also
capacky Of the Mineral Absos now Sound in abundance
STATEN Island In the souherR part Of Pennsylvania and
other sections OF the United Saies and with which each
Safe thoroughly ned to resist esctualy the
Among the numerous facts adduce in prof Of the
entire efficacy OF these Safes In protecting their contents from
isjury by FIRE merely select the following.
John Scott 1.-THE sole patentee for the application Of the MN
eral 1bfo the construction OF iron safe exposed IN the
city OF Philadelphia the 29h Oc 1885, In the presence
crena roode>bsr covered 10 of an inch bioh
with Asbestos 10 the burL of cord OF seasoaed wood
the filed with bsexbsnds paper snvngs and when
opened its found unipured although the iron
CRATE npon which IL rested keatsd 4e heat one OF
Sssns Asbestos Cs, 1.-THE only believe, in this
that me was N the counting house OF hssrs Hubbard
Casey Exchange Place the time IN the great FIRE
city, which saved Az Its contests u1injured
Their certificate with nsmber OF others OF the highest
spectabiy together with HE various patterns Of the above
safes, may the Of A. r. Meer Ne. ~ PeG
agent the nanuerures. whom they be obtan.
ed at eur regular wholesale prices.
n-Sms JOHN SCOTT Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
IlO THE FAsHIoNAnLE COMMUsITY

Il "A CARD.-F WALLIS, having completed the
rangements the opening OF fashionable Hat Is
tsbshnert would inform his friends and the
large that h. is prepared 10 offer for the inspection OF
those may honor him with visit article which he
fon1ily hopes win be ou nd suited their drsres
IN appearing before the Fssbonsbls World TO
provide this essential srice Of dress and to su
ssd p~cuiares of Of taste, the
proprietor no, nsibe OF magnitude OF the upderal
but with perfect confidence. In the experience he
many years constant close and practical
plicaoa this particular branch Of the business
the Information of those who chose favor him,
proprietor would his decided determinations deal
the material FOR manufacturing, eatirey sshe weuad
leave TO the judgement Of Discerning public, pesfinga
SELF thai no pains shalt be wanting his
secure appreciation Of his customers and Engaging
ever wschu TO anticipate He woud solicit
easd inspection the goods Of bis producnoo
An assortment of Canes Umbrellas stocks Gloves BrusneS
nc, constantly on hand. n7-Smt WALLIS, 40 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
s!s2 RJs,S

Srr S~s~ SrSAS pAEvVv AIANd VGGETABlB
enconums which she has received her enSS
sAs aesroa. Of bsne6ung the human family uced 70 e
yer 70 ne public the above medicine safe certain cure
Tor al diseases o. The stomach Arising from midi
geon and excess of bs These pills have been Known
10 a 10 effect permanent snd radical by proper an
and perseverance,; indeed abundapy acons
mas peen he result that thousands testify their valuable
properties The proprietor OF the receipt
ne TO tre the patience ofthe public in long
punng preamble the many important qualifications Of these
rev OF the many disorders ofhe body which they been
nown 10 correct and perfectly eureBsus and liver aes
IONS cosveness, asthma piles settled palms. chro
c and inhammatory rheumatism, headache, inlpurty OF
e nud nervous debility, the sickness incident females in
heaih and In fact TOR every description of dsordeed
nean they VIII be found easy, certain and hahle
ay MIS- Bird offers her Renovating Pills The public in the
confident anticipation that they will be found universally an
inysu.se family friend Sold only Divisioa street, by
MRS BIRD. Advice gratis. o27-3ms
DILES-PILES-DR-H ALES Pile Ointment is a pos
uve cure for the piles in three time. Sold by II.
cober OF Chameers Stree, and Broadway; Burnett,
% Gun avenues E. NJ Guoin, Bowery Grand
'THE VENEER REAL CONQUEROK-HUNT
ERs RED DROP tor the efeciua extirpaiion of every
species and symptom OF the Venerea disease HuDsrs Red
prep has long been IN geaera by public bsstewng
blessings ana receiving praises is scarcely in lie power OF
skepcm 10 doubt It's virtues, OF envy To ce ny them
which distances the competition of ul
and las secured conspicuous station in favor by
intrinsic worth alone This invaluable medicine can he oh.
tanned nj No % North Sixth Phiadelpbia; Division St N
York; Hanover 81. Bosten; IS Hamiltonst. Albany.
d23-lmr
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uALF PRICE MUsIC.-New

HALF PRICE MUsIC.-New aad fashionable
Music for the piano and fuse page
Also chdren books az every kind for sale very
cheap at MRS KINGS Book store, 1t Fuhon street
MoRRJsON's HY0ElAN PILLS-Packets from Is cents
to IS Also Powsrs nsssm Of Assisted for coughs
breath asthma kc Aso bopset and wisters
Also indebe for marking On hnen without preparation,
for sale a. s%ove nT-Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

INK. JOHNSON 70 coHsufteo conhoeptinuy NJ his once
- No II Duane street. between Chatham and william
the following diseases missionaries, sss. Chascres
Seminal weakness and the diseases
from vencres poison improper Dr. Johnsos
engages remove ecen Affections 10 two three daya
and the most nveterss cases In propoonate time wtbou
any debstng sjudcious medicine, proven
ton from business Persons entrung themselves DR. Jeha
sons care dose themselves with certsn<y Of success
the aggravated Scroulous liberated gs
kc speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
johnson cab certain preventative be made agaipn
the Of the foregoing dseas~s which has A
whea used within iwentyfour asr Let
post paid and enclosing afee have the
dcine ssd directions for il forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. NJ 10 II night Or. Johnssn
moved from 10 Chsmbers street d11-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

CHESS The subscriber has opened IN the building
~ Of sunday Morning News ofcs apartment hand
somey fitted up for Chs~ Playing.
Gepesen who play ~ish n learn the game, respect
fully invited call and the arrangements
The members the Club requested 10 attend the meet
ings every Saturday evesinR ~ N O'clock. -
Ertrsnce through Gro hers Exchange once, NO ~ Ann
street. and Broadway through the long hall adonlng the
American Museum. ABM. BAssFoRD.
Nilsson
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
nAuTICUI,AR NOTICE 30 SPORTS n EN

DAUTICULAR NOTICE 70 SPORTS N EN
A choice assortment Of fine double and single barrel
guns rns ara PISTOLS also splendid English patent made
aksr 10 his Royal Hgbne the Duke OF Esser Eve charge
repeating owng piece, with complete, and finished In
very superior manner, cost 100 guines with general
ser,ment on spev articles such sextart quadrsn
spy glasses accordos and musical Instruments be bad
great bargains of =. NJ FINE,
n2S3,sw2m. "a Bowery, nesrtbe Thesre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23


nedy Cor suppression, reguar and AZ where nature
Toes not have her proper and regular course
NB They must act be saken during pregnancy, nthey
viii produce abortion.
sold by H. Mart corner Of Broadway and Chamber, ST
e. NJ GuioQ. of Bowery and Grand -; and b, r
Burpsit. 9Th avrnue. ia-tfns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, SIS.
By the Honorable DAVID l.. PUTNAM, ESD.
Judge of the Probate Court within and for
said district-To all concerned in the Es-
tate Of EBENEZER SMITH, late OF
Londonderry in said district, deceased, tes-
tate, GREETING:
VOU are hereby notified that an Instrument
IL purporting to be the last Will and Tesla.
ment Of said deceased, presented to said Court
by Luther Stowel, the Executor therein named
for Probate, came under consideration before
said court agreeable to prior notice, at a session
thereof holden at the Inn Of Charles S. Dick
erson, in Rockingham in said district, on the
last Wednesday Of December last, and was
then and there by decree of said court proved.
approved, ratified, confirmed and established
as the last Will and Testament of said deceas
ed, from which decree of said court, Ebenezer
Smith of Washington, in the County of Sulli-
van and State OF New Hampshire, person
interested therein, within twenty days there
from. entered his appeal TO the Supreme Court
of judicature, next to be holden at Newfane
within and for the County Of Windham, on
the third Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday
Of January instant, and gave bonds with surety
in due form of law for the prosecution thereof
which said appeal was duly allowed by said
court.
Dated at Putney, in said district, the 10th
day Of January, A. ID. 1888.
BY order of the Judge.
% JAMES CRAWFORD, Prob. Reg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02

The GRATEFUL SAILoR.--A few weeks
since, the following scene was witnessed at
a Sunday school taught in small building
in Schuylkill Front, near Arch street, Phil
adelph:a, which has been long occupied as
place for gratuitous religious instruction
After the conclusion Of the exercises, a
sailor belonging to the navy, who had aP'
peared to stroll in accidentally, asked permits
sion 10 say few words, which being grant
ed, he stated that tweniy-one years ago he
had been taught to read in that ROOM and as
he remembered to have heard at that time
that it required some money to supply the
school with books and for other necessary
expenses. he wished to present three dollars
which he at once paid. He farther stated
that as he was about to leave the country
with the exploring expedition, with the pros
pect Of being absent at least three years, ne
would leave an order by which the school
would receive so cents every month as long
as he was away.
This is noble contribution. and better
reward 10 the teachers Of that sailor than il
thew had received large salaries for their ser
vices. How many of those who are under
obligations TO Sunday schools. remember
them with such sincere grattudcf
NJ" Su,play School JoaJAal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02
STATE OF VERMONT.
Itesfminsfer Prob0f,

Westminster Probate District, SIS.
BE it remembered that at a Probate Court
holden at the Office of the Judge, in Grafton
in said district, on the 25,h day of January
A. ID. 1S3s,--Present Hon. DAVID l..
PUTNAM, Judge:
TTPON application of Gideon Palmer and
" Amos r. Palmer, Guardians TO Caroline
M. Palmer, Rboda HI. Palmer and Harriet N.
Palmer of said Grafton, minors, and heirs TO
the Estate Of WILLIAM PALMER, late OF
said Grafton, deceased, for license and author
ily TO sell and convey all the Real Estate OF
their said Wards, being the share of each of said
wards in the Real Estate of said deceased, and
situate in said Grafton.-W hereupon il is or
dered by said court that said application be
heard and determined before said court at
session thereof next to be holden at the Inn
Of Elisha Warner, in said Grafton, on the
last Wednesday of February next. And for
the purpose of notifying all concerned, il is
further ordered that true copy ofthe record Of
this application and order be published, two
weeks successfully, in the Vermont Phoenix
printed at Brattleboro, the last publication OF
which TO be not less than two weeks previous
to the aforesaid time of hearing.
A true copy of record,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02
ELISHA HINDs.
A CARD.

n CAltOs
I'M r. KINDS late of the Stage House in
lvA Hindsdae, N. Fl. continues and expects
to continue his residence in said Hindsdale
where he makes his home and keeps an Office
for professional business. Most Of Mr.. Hinds'
family have been for several months in New
Salem, Ms. for the special purpose of having
number of his children attend the academy in
that place, where Mrs. Kinds and thtir sons
and daughters keep boarding house for tho
Teachers and Scholars. MIR. Kinds intends
continuing most Of his family in some place IA
vorable for education unless he should he in
duced to engage in some business, which would
require different arrangement.
AS he closed his superintendent of the Stage
House suddenly without the interchange of tie
usual civilities with the Patrons of the house
Mr. Kinds takes this opportunity TO express
his gratitude for their liberality and civiity and
he is happy in rejecting that the conduct of
the house while under his care was so favorabIy
regarded by travellers that they never gave
him any indications of dissatisfaction and that
the inhabitants of the town and vicinity were
generally kind and neighbourly in their into
course and liberal in their concentrations, and
he in justice would remark that, with very few
exceptions, all classes of River and Water men,
Swift and Slack, conducted themselves with
great propriety at his house and in no case SO
grossly violated the principles of good order az
some others.
ELISHA KINDS.
Dec. %, 1887. 6weow1S
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FROM THE FRONTIER.

II ,be statements in the letter following
I ne,roit, 10 the National Intelligencer,
,on6rmed, the War is over in that quar-
hut this Canada War is very like the
l,;da War, often "over," but never ended:
DETROIT, Jan. IL, 1888.
Irhe capture of the Patriot schooner and
INV the Canadians disconnected all the
- Of the invading army. They imme-
"ls retreated from Bots Blanc TO an
ts,,cop island. Discussions arose among
~ and some of the officers withdrew
|" N, services. The extreme cold wealth
nroduced much suffering. Confidence
4 zone in the commanders, and the force
4 finally disbanded.
Eo,hinr remains but legal proceedings
has, those who.have violated the law
danger being now past, and the attempt
Is,olulionze Canada having been frus.
I'D the public officers begin TO take
sssures for the preservation of their pla-
They assume the port and bearing oil
[hoGy and, doubtless, we shall be anus.
whb the last act Of their farce under the
2oblauce Of Judicial proceedings. You
1 he assured, however, that most of our
/. Eir officers are too far implicated in this
<,er to press very closely these prosecu-
4. Their rcmisness, at least, and the
',;,iuaton OF some Of them in the enter.
- have encouraged and sustained it,
4, otherwise, it might have been crushed
lis infancy.
EWs shall probably be in an unsettled con.
Ian for a long time to come. Much i'll
linz exists on both sides Of the line. In
NADIA it is not without cause. A hostile
&c invading its territory, an armed ship
linz to and fro before its villages. and fir
with cannon shot into their dwellings
given good reasons for evaporation or
side.
bar authorities are proved to be entirely
kOmpetent, if no, unwilling, to maintain
neutrality; and mos, surely they have
INFESTED no rery anxious wish to do So
4 detachment of the United States Army
bit, to be.stationed on this frontier forth
n, nothing else, at present, will suffice
be next most important thing is resolut,
determined set of officers for the United
les For want of this, we have beer
lry, if not quite, involved in War.
Yours, &c.