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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-10
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MHs;;, MoTT,, THE CELEBRATED tnMALE

Mrs. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE
I PHYSICIAN of Boston, would respectfully give notice
the Ladies OF New York and vicinity that HIS
ced practice in this CITY, street
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected during late tour Ia Europe, Herbs
Roots and essential Oils be obtained in
be enabled To rect diseases their appear
Phe great which has attended NJ Of
diseases In this country OF be expect
ed The many delicate complaints incident the
frame render any in favor OF the Female Physician
unnecessary.
Mrs. Mott pledges herself relieve the following
diseases kheumasm Tic DoIoreux, the
lance Contractions Paralyzed Limbs Palsy Decline Cor
sumption, bropsy, Humors, (Scrofua, Salt Rhe1m Kings
Evil Cnnker Rngworm, &c. &c Catarrh, Scald Heads
Nervous symptoms, White swellngs Worms, Asthma Jaun-
dice Liver Complaint, Henorrheds Piles Female Weakness
es, &c. &c.
In conjunction with her medicines Mrs. will administer
her Patent Medcated Canpoo Luxung
invads and Others Tee much said favour OF
sental oils 10 suit the diseases for which They
perfectly safe to administer fe mpar
ing 10 such strength they only cure
IN all chronic complaints and conta-
geus diseases One trial will convince scepcal OF
their utility For luxury the healthy they calculated
TO promote free pespiraon cleanse soften purify the
skin. 80 -
Mrs Nett having diseases children pscular
branch OF her profession she will be enabled
that have sanied the skill 1.-THE talented yscan.
mercury or mineral Of any Kind used.
Hours for seeing patients from 10 morning until n
the evening 0entlcmen communicate with Mrs. Nett
oaly through wife O mother - 7
Ladies and gentlemen be accommodated with baths a
any hour OF the day. - As :"
Family rights for the above baths can be obtained m
application. - - s" ".
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vile and persecue all those who dare to advance an
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OF justice, charity lsve, or benevelence proceeding
from truly honest hearts, or whether they be mere
party acts, and performed for mere political effect.
Sir, am happy 10 find that your paper is an excep-
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religion; you manifest an independence and decision
Of character which must raise you in the estimation
of every true champion of liberty Your paper abounds
with that freedom of thought that depth Of mind that
profound logic, that inspiring wit that submity and
originality OF idea, that independence and manly spi.
nit that fail 10 command attention and respect
Y on have by your untiring exerons acquired name
as imperishable as the everlasting hills. revolu-
ton has commenced in the literary verdi revolu-
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Now think of it, my dear Bennett, could not you
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gentleman might have you constantly before them,
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and be led to say, with sigh, Alas! we neer shall
look upon his like again."
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are melted thereto, by the attacks of the press. Yet
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of means to carry out our views we persuaded
that we are only in the beginning of great and glo
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and science. Yesterday we paid up the last payment
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it boat which had been built for the Express, but
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this world to any person. My double cylinder press,
my steam engine my types, my newsboa my whole
establishment are all my own. l am my own Trus-
tce
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ler, better, and more Interesting foreign and domestic
than any other in Wall street-and the EVENING
HERALD almost every day beats the whole evening
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nOCTOK CAKPENTEH,s PECK Sill
- DIsPENsAAY, NO. A, PECK SLIP, first doc

Doctor Csrpeoer having had the advantages OF regular
medical edpsasn and having received hi, Diploma the
Medical Society, and hayiag had twenysI years general
end usdvSes attention to the cure Of I'll diseases III 20
ai humanity and particularly TO certain class train
sSound in The colu ms q he Diseases rsoupe
to be treated aereesby TO the symptoms that may prevail
hence The least reflection satisfy any discerning mind
no eas nc Be
varieties Of this disease enables him Offer speedy and
and no, 70 Offend the lead 70 suspeea
compounds totally unknown to the ordinary qussks Of The
~ Separate and Offices have arranged
s s% a. Is.
nsnls preventive OF certain diseases TO be obtained at
s disease hT LAsH
The celebrated Dr. PoETTs Gonorrhrs E<sdcator
falls IN The directions perfect fully and ele
asersss very symptom s.@.gs and slowing the only
hi. disease bias wonderfully The isussuctor
Of the Ersdiestor.
Bowery and Walker St, g. Nones ga Broadway and
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bRoPA single soe q 81. a.bs remedy for ssae
real dseas~ hen used directed has found every
acknowledged to be ire Most sersu ss and EASY cure
that was ever dscsvered does require any restriction In
diet
Price one dosr,o be obtained only the oce Division
NK. CHEKHY,s AsTRINGENT PILLS
canal whites, suppression and female
plants arising from weakness o s3bp In gravel and
loss Of command Of bsdder they completely In
diseases OF The Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE Ean they
rive unspeakable ree Over boxes have sold IN
New Yerk without say any agent For whole
sale and rcsh by A. n D. SANDS, Ice 9Iton o.
william, and at the following drug Correr Dey and
Broadway Walker and broasway, Nones, ga Broad
way cor. tross and Pearl Bowery and Walker
Grand ard Bowery; cor Henry and Pike; Canal and
Hudson, cor Houston asd Bowery and r. Burne IS Sixth
Avenue.
IT Price ~ per bor They also for sale by Dr.
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by Sands N shaw, he, he, d2em-
hR. VAN uAMBEHT,S FEMALE RENO.
~ WAITING PILLS, FROM gERMANY-An efectusl re.
nedy for rreguIar,y and all where
toes have proper and regular
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VII produce abortion.
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Burnett. % 9Th avenue. j3.iqns
DtLEs-prLEs-DR. HALEs Pile Ointment j. apos
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Hart corner ~ Cham ers and Broadway " Burnett
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-10
UrIc.. Dec. 2Oth. 1881.


About four weeks siace my brother-n-law, l.. II.
II by name, subscribed for your Morning tie.
raid His primary object IN so dong was, that its
entertaining contents might aid IN passing smoothly
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which without intellectual pleasure would be iniolc-
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phcnaa, your most exquisite ard bowiichng httle
Herald for Die first two weeks, stood conspicuous
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vi SYREP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH


Informed that an inabe remedy prepared by Mrs. - Tor
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ing the lives OF darling babe when the commissions
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!he following diseases viz -eoseIrbes, Chsneres
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Johnson can certain preventative may be made srams
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dictne, and directions s for is use forwarded:
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Sir: address you for the purpose of sub
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wish you to send il as long as the enclosed bill will
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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

Celebrate your nnp,ials. Nv
wound still bleeds. Write me
now happy you are. What i
nave done is surety to me thar
uod will not forsaks me in 4
strange land.'
The marrige was consu,nma.
e'd. For a year, it continued
me happiest Of. wedlocks. Then
me lady died. When dv;oa
she first disclosed 10 her CONF S'
Denial friends The unhappy Sc.
cfet of her bosom--She had
loved the younger brother ,nos,
Both brothers still live: ~
anu IIaS iIu,Usy .s~... -<---.- 49,
The younger continues in Bala4
via and has become a man OF
wealth and distinction. He
made a vow never to marry and
has KEEP; it.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

happy man sickened as a plant
dwlndles away, which the cruel
European has carried from i,s
maternal Asia, and forced far
away'from a miIder sun to q
more rugged bed. Ia despair he
reached Amsterdam, where a
hot fever threw him into a dan. |
gerous condition. The image
q his only beloved, reigned n
his Irantlcdreams; his recovery
depenced1epon possessing her.
His phys'clns doubted Of his |
iIifsii 5 5es sssfdtaoce alone, that
|h,m, rescued 'lkH imh he 4 restored lot
the arms Of death. A walking
skeleton, the CHASTITY image Of
consuming grici, he returned 10
his native land-he tottered o.
yer the threshold Of his love, Of
his brother.
"brother. here am | again
What | have demanded of my
heart, He in Heaven knows
More | cannot He sank exs
hausted into the arms Of the la.
dy.
"Brothes, you bore your grief
to Holland. | will seek to car
~ mine farther. Lead her not
10 the altar till lwrite you far.
Their. Only this condition does
a brothers. love allow itself
Should be more successful
than You, then let her be yours
and may Heaven bless your love
Should | pot--then may Heav-
en- decide the matter for U.s.
Take this sealed packet: break
i. not Till am gone hence. lgo
10 Batavia Here he sprang
Into the carriage.
Halfdead, the elder brother
gazed after him. He had been
surpassed in magnanlmity.--
Love rushed upon him and a
the same time, grief for The los
Of the noblest ot men. lht
noise Of the feeting carriage
thundered through his hearl.--
\ His friends were concerned to-
his life. The lady-not yet
her end will be read in the Sc
qnel. I
They broke the packet. 1
was an authenticated title 4
all his German estates, which
the elder brother was toreceiv'
: |ifthe younger was successful I
Batavia. Conqueror over him
self, he sailed in a merchan
vessel Of Holland and arrive
safely in Batavia. In a fe,
weeks, he sent over to his bro
Their the following lines.
: Here, thanks be TO Almight,
God, here III this new land,
think Of your and my love vii
all the Joy Of a lnaTlyr. NeS
, scenes and fate have enlarge
! my mind. God has given m
strength 10 bring the highest .
{ feting ID friendship. She
J yours-Oh God! Here fell
$ tear--the last ! have conquere
! YOURS is the lady. Bro,her'
i should not have possessed hei
y that is--she might not hav
;Ibeen happy with me. -
4 should the thought ever occ'
g 10 her that she might have be-
. happy with me- Brother, Br
n ~ ~apt tia rncnunSihlItV {
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

From the Nashville Wing
The NOBLE BROTHERS.

i Ill
Dramas and Romances dis
cover TO us the brightest
features Of the human heart:
our imagination becomes heat.
ed; oar heart remains cold: al
least The glow in which it is pla-
ced by this means, is momenta.
ry and freezes in practical life.
In the same moment TINT the
unadorHeL good nature and i,on-
est simplicity dellctea IU..tssr,ss
fic,ions, move US almost 10 tears;
we quarrel violently perhaps
with The beggar that knocks al
our door. Who knows but that
this refined existence in an ide.
al, actually undermines our ex-
listence ia the real world? We
float here, as it were, around
! The two extreme ends Of morali.
| ty, Angel and Devil, and the
|middle->men-we pass unheed-
led.
The following anecdote of
two Germans-with prond JOY
| do write it-has An indispnia-
lblc merritt is true. | hope
that it will leave my reader
warmer than all the volumes Of
lGrandison and Pamela.
Two observation-disclosures of
lWrmb, had both fallen in love
with an excellent young lady Of
Wrhr; neither knew oflhe 9th.
Iers passion. The love of both
was tender and strong, for il
was their first. The lady was
beautiful and formed for love.
Both permitted their inclination
Ito increase TO an entire passion,
Iwhile neither knew the dam
lger which was the most dread
l(ul;o his heart---to have a bro.
liner for a rival. Both spared
rhe maid an early declaration
LAID both thus deceived them.
Iselves until an unexpected oc'
laurence disclosed the whole
4 secret of their feelings.
Already had the love ofeach
risen to the highest degree, the
most unfortunate affection which
Ihas produced almost as terrible
ISOLATION in the race OF men as
Its detestable counterpart, hate
had already possessed the en-
lire surface of their souls SO that
i sacrifice from either side was
hardly possibly. The lady fuI
|of f. cling for the melancholy
men, burst not avow herself ex'
clnsively for either and submit.
ted her inclination Of the decls
lion Of The two brothers.
: Conqueror il this doubtful
contest between duty and feel
ling, which our philosophers ar
always SO ready TO decides am
: which practical men are $
slow To uudertake-the eide
\ brother said to the younger:
know ihatyou love my ma a
r. passaionately as |. | will no
ask in whose favor the right {
an elder born decides. sta
ed YOU here ;Iseek the wide wor!d
Twill strive TO forget her. \
nj can do il, Brother, then Is 81
lIyoars, and may, Heaven bie'
lyaur love. If ! cannot--she
tn, GO you also away anu 10 "
SAME
q IA. tt r.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
From the kicherbochc..
ATTACHMENT.

The calm waters smiled, for the storm had pass
ed BY,
And the moon on their bright face quirered;
When saw, like spectre float silently ~,
A wreck that the tempest had shycred;
Atenantless, rudderless, chancc-driven things-
No Canvass to steady It's motion;
Itlay like a bird with storm stricken wing, \
Inert On the bosom Of ocean.
Though il hcaved in the swell Of moou-silver
cd sea,
The sccue with no glory mad crowned II;
6isman.lsd, and Scared, its dark hull seemed
to be
A blot on the radiance around H.
And Of, in the world--when mid music ant
mirth
The crowd bright dream is pursuing
Nides by some. marred scioa of honor and worth
That affection hatl, rendered ruin.
Some dread dispensation he looked not to mcc'
Each hope that he chung to hath scattered,
And left him with life when no Logger tits swse'
TO the heart dsat its tcmpests have shattered
He not---for joy hath for him passed away
Heweeps no, his sorrow eltombing; M
T. LIE noe wreck and oh where is the ray,
lis assolate path sh0ll illumirc'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
sEriNc's NOT BELIEVING.
ny T. uAISEs sAYLEY.

ny T. HAJSLs sAYLEY. HfB
/ snw her, as fancicd, fair,
Yes, faircst Of cnrth's creatures;
Isaw the purest red and white
O'csspread her lovely features;
She faintsA, and sprinkled her,
Her malady relieving;
wash'd both rose and lilly of!
Oh! sccins's not believing!
Hooked agei1, again long'd
To breathe loves fond confession;
Isawher eyebrows form'd I give
Her face its arch expression;
Bat gum is very apt to crack,
And whilst my breath was heaying,
Il so fol! out that one fell of.
Oh! sceing's no. belieriug
saw the sresscs on her brow,
So beautifully braided,
Ineyer saw, in all my life,
Locks look so well as they did.
She walked with me one windy day,
Ye zephyrs, why SO thieving2
The lady lost her Aaxen wig!
Oh! sccing's no. believing!
] saw her form, by natures hand
So brodigally finished,
She we're less perfcc, Il enlarged,
Less perfect if diminished:
Her toilet surprised, the worst
OF wonders then achieving;
None knew the hustle perceived!
Oh. seeing's not believing!
rsaw when costly gems gave,
The smile with which she took theni5
And If she said no tender things,
I've often seen her LOOK them;
I saw her my afIianced bride,
And then my mansion leaving,
She ran away with Colonel Jones.!
Oh! seeing's no, believing!
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21
THOMAS FITZGERALD.
Bank COMMISSIONER.

ITWo would merely state here, for the intor-
nation Of those at a distance, who arc unac-
quaintod with the circumstances, that Mr. VIM
C. Pease, tho first President oftho Bank, and Mr.
Charles s. Adams, the former Cashier, both re-
signed before dollar was issued from the insti-
tuition. They are both respectable citizens OF
this placc-men of unexceptionablo character
and we arc assured that what they did was done
in porfc ct good faith.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21
~ ENEEEA AL ORDEEsS.-Head Quar-.
wv tors, Detroit, Adjutant Generals Office,

~ ENEEEAL OEaDEEsS.-Head Quar-.
VIZ tors, Detroit, Adjutant Generals Office,
March 7th 1888.
The several commanding officers of regiments
and separate battaons of the militia of this state
are hereby commanded to order company drills
in their respective commands at and in their beats
on the following days, TO Width, Oath and
3lst March instant, 7th, 18th. 2lst and 29th OF
April, and the 9Th day of May next The roll
call to b, at O'Clock, A. NJ, on each of the above
days, for The purpose of martial exercise and CON-
pany drill
And each commandant of regiments or scpa
ate battallions, will order regimentl or batta!
ion review and inspection, at head quarters, or
Saturday, the 18th day of May next. at o'clock
A. NJ, and report their numerical strength an,
condition to their respective brigade inspectors. A
strict compliance with this order is expected, anC
dcinquents and dolinqucncies will be reported tt
rcgimontal court martials.
By order of the Conmaudcr-in- Chief.
| Swiss J. f. SCHWARz, AdJt. Gen'l.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-03-21
TNARRHEES' AND MERCHANTS
~ BANK OF ST. JOSEPH at Cgntreyille
VIM. b. BROWN.

TTARRIEsS'A NE Ts'
q BANK OF ST. JOSEPH, at Contrevillc.
AT meeting of the stockholders of the Far
mcrs' and Merchants Bank of st. Joseph, at
Csntrevilla, held pursuant to notice on tho 18th
inst. at the banking house, the following gentle
mon were elected Directors according to law -
VIM. f. MoSeley Thos. w. Langley, Daniel
Hogan, VIM. s. Stevens, w. w. Johnston, A.
G. Hubbard, James Van Buren, and WIN. b.
Brown.
The resignation of Mr.. VIM. Foster being ten
dered and accepted, an election for President was
held, and Thos. w. Langley was duly elected.
The public are hereby cautioned against part.
ing with the bills Of the above bank at less than
par value, as they will all be redeemed fprescnt
cd within twenty days, either at the banking
house, or at the store Of Msssrs. Burger s. Ste
vens, in Detroit.
THOS. w. LANGLEY, Pres't.
Centreville, March II, 1888. sc.