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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09

nBsTINATE COMpLAINTs-DR- CHERRY's
his psio he most sveteraie and obstinate cases
In from three dsysto one week.
Thave much pleasure subscribing the ef6caey Dr.
Cherrys Asringent Pills. have errersnaly tried them
upwards OF Ave hundred eases ana sl-ays with the
sc,ior ssrgeos Loeb Hospital Grosvenor Place II ndon
The oowpg has been received which speaks volumes
In favor OF the sslutsry efeeuof these pills
DR. CherryDear sir,-I beg your acceptance esco
sed BILL grateful mcmepo for restoring health
before yeu stating that labored troublesome
Gleet and had done nearly two that had rav
elled ae ed, bsthed In fact physician
In decline sad In despair solicited trial OF your pills.
boxes Of which took and since the middle OF March
been entirely free from the above enervatng complaint
need hardly how happy should be 10 give salts
faction 70 every one similarly situated Dear SIR yours res
pectfusy, sANL. L"T--
9Th st Philadelphia
Chatham Square, July 10, 1886.
Dr. Cherry Dear sir.i regret extremely that means
could wb be, ssr e 10 ssy ,ss mS ess one
irene hardship, and preyed mind much that could
bold on to no situation for esgh Of time Luckily when
had effected almost hopeless cures and hox
OF Pis This In April las-and since last May
have been new man, and shall give you
sanae and address and my testimony viii avail viii most
sbesrfulIy give 4 10 any ono situated a. was
,rrrrssr thew - ,sssrs -
heslth Dr. Chsrrys pills are the females best friend.
Cosnt merchants who desire 70 hoy BY the dozen
Vii H. Warranted q then 10 prsduee The desired fect
Tor sale wholesale ard retail, ~ A. D. SANDS no
pslsoa al corner Of William and At the following drug
csSeos 81 owerv and wsker, corner o. Grand Bowe
ii Price Il p Dor box. Js,s In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09
D SA soSDwHAsy sSe2PEEa1EEEP oSS

MANS f1LLS-A and speedy cur for certain DELI
cate diseases when taken together the Detergent nu
ner and the rl As srengthener q he diseased organs
These articles are uni erssy used that thing
which csn ne sand In short advertisement would add
their great reputation Their popularity be judged a
sod n New YORK. Phisdslph:, Boston ssd wsshneos DIR
the last Taose desire by the
use these medicines be entirely cured without the fear =
exposure
ner Of Grant Of henry ssd Pike, and ~ Grand
Harris OF Broadway and Chambers st. and
Hudson and North Moore WIN. b. HsATan's e5 y
Broadway per boIe aad boz, with u direcsns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09

MERlNoThis hesitation, formerly Of Courtland street,
will be for the pton OF pupils on The Isl OF may
next Spring street, Hudson. Arrangements have
made coming from ths country aud olhsrs
choose board the Insute and thus be constantly
under the superptendanae of the Principal The system
taught will behe practced by the subscriber for the
years. with such complete Hundreds OF per-
this city the adjoining country have experienced
benefits and testified complete eeacy In curing the
of Pupils viii be received from Ave years
old forty and cure in all guaranteed or the money
WILDE refunded
Terms-From SIS $780, The INDECENT cured gratis For
rther information apply to the subscriber at the Institute
IL by letter, post paid.
Circulars be had by applying absve containing
I ifcates of cures recommendations, &c.
ai7.Sm HENRY WELLS. Principal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09
$500 IMEEWAHp.-.cRosgs SPECIFIC NH

QE0A HEWAR D.--CROSgS SPECIFIC Mlx
VOOV TURk-Forthe cnre Of 0onorrh0a Gissu, stio.
lures aad analogous complaint Of the
Is the certain.
makes speedy and permsaent cure without the eas
regard to det drink, exposure, change In application
business.
We give no long qnaehh 10 deceive The
public 1.-THE medicine does not speak for ITSELF sha
speak for II. Our ehest Is 10 notify where had
and that tie proprietor challenges single o. r..
cent 0onorrhoea to be brought Mixture VIII soa
eject rapid cure, under forfeiture OF $500.
This disease that unfortunately psrvades NIL rsnks e
socicty-high, low, rich and matrimonial and SINGLE
They presented with remedy by which they can
tipe possible.
Further the csntrsctedn desc ofthe Mir
ture istsken at ngbton going TO bed whea exposed.
Iii put In boez, with full directions accompanying
q VI bottle One bottle lassa week, which generally curss.
Many arecured In twodsys.
Yor sale only at Bs VIM: u. Minors drug store, No 1sS
Broadway corner OF Dey ST. tPrsnklin Houe) New York;
aad at Jones Husehnsons OF Chestnut Tih ss
Philadelphia. afD.sus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09

II UNTEH,S n ED DROP-ror the cure OF the
H VI disease. The subscriber has great con6dsnec
in recommending this valuable medicine an persons sAct.
so.irum With be hope OF deceiyisg an Intelligent community,
but the contrary he feels aciuaca strong desire L.
benefit all those who may be aberng dises
sing complaint interesting fact that notw outstanding
the great demand for this medicine number o bctlss
thai have been sold for the last sur years. In
stance has failed Promptness, certainty and safety
knewn character Union; Remember the only
ie2O.lms nm n uryf9ov
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09
- E. MULLAN respectfully informs his friends
the public in geaers, that he has renewed his HAT
STORE from 90 TO 90 Bowery, nj the corner Of Hester

- e. MGELAN Respectfully INFORMS hs friends md
the public in geasral that he has renewed bis HAT
STORE from 90 TO 90 Bowery nj the Of Hester
street lie invites bis friends aad the public 10 gvs
him CALI pains spared in bringing percc
the article In bis ina which he hesitacs
he surpassed In the UHed States From practical expert
enee Europe and tos and with adesre please
he feels csn6dert he will fail, IL trial Is made.
Hats and Caps osvery description made order single,
by the dozen, with ncatness and despa CHI
Military gentlemen and others respectfully Invited 10 call
and specimens Of Military Caps and Beaver Hs
which have gained him the rst premiums the three
fairs and has been approved Of In the department Va
Washington.
Orders for M,ry Hats from the South ard ether parts
the Union puncuay attended carefully and Tor
wardsd any part Of the country apon reference 70 any re-
sponsikle house In city.
~ B. Officers others sending caps will please
mention their official graduation
Agen Tor the sale OF military chapeau hats and caps
NJ Todd, hat manufscur washiagton, d. C..
Mr.. Bufun, do. do. l2o Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
Messrs yansasi Wright, ss Market street, Baltimore.
Mr. w. Johnston Market square, fJorfolk,Na.
Mr j. q. West Ne. 3 Exchange Place, New Haven. Ct
Silk and Eur HATS made suit the limited circum.
stances is6. I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09

ID Blsachng Powder, superior article, for sale by
J.CAMFBELLA PERSsR
NIL 10 and lf1 Nassau n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ELEGANT-D. G. WINNIE, No So Bowcry, near
Walker respectfully invites public attention TO
his rioh assortment Of summer Hats. particularly 10
his four dollar beavers which Tor lghtBes TASTE and
peror style Of 6nish he challenges on u equal
Also full assortment Of short Moleskin Nura Plain
Rus Silk LeghorB, and Whzlebons Hats admirably adapt
ed the season. besides and urs In variety jei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-09

ClN. VANDEKB GII,S FEMALE n noe
y WAITING PILLS, from Germany, efeclual remedy
fer suppression reguarty where nature does
not have her regular and proper course.
NJ B. Motto be taken during pregnancy The sale OF 1850
boxes during the last nine months sufficient Of
their efficacy. Sold only by MRS. BIRD midwife female
physician $40 Bowery New York. Likewise her celebrated
soothing syrup for children teetbng
remedy Also excellent remedy for nipples, prepared
and sold as above Adv ies gratis mysSn$
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.

REsI6.ArIoS or LoRD DUauAM-B The annexed
very interesting letter from correspondent al Gde-
bee il will be that our anticipation OF LORD Dur
hams course receiving intelligence OF The proceed
inrs in Parliament, has proved correct tie has publicly
declared his intention 10 throw up his commission, on
recent Of dispatches officially advising him Of those pro-
cpedinrs Such dispatches reached this city by me
Great Western and forwarded BY express on Tues
day.
/, will of course be understood that correspondent
address announcing his determination. In a private
communication he that the GovernoEeneEal
smoke with remarkable impressyeness and el"qnence
~ y Commercial.
Correspondence Of the Commercial .7dstrhssr)
QuKBEc Sept 2lsl, ISIS.
Lard Dgrhan-h administration his RfS'gHntt0n
was at Montreal when your Saturday CONNER cial
wa, received containing the important intelligence that
the ordinance Of Lord Durham, relating to tbs state prl.
,oners had been condemned by the Lntds; that the nin
sry had been compelled dsallow it, and that bill
defining his powers had passed the House OF Lords by a
LARGE majority This had astounding effect upon all
parties and never knew event which produced more
deep feeling in That city.
As predicted, the Earl Of Durham has avowed his
determination 10 resi- On his administration, and leave The
country Immediately on his receipt OF ie otcia pro-
ceediugs of The British Parliament.
This day. a, half pas, o'clock, lie met, by appoint
mcn the deleg gales from the lower provinces 10 wit the
Hon Mrssrs johnston, Uniacks and Young, from Nova
Scolia-Mcssrs Smonds Johnston. Peters Robertson
and Kirk. from New Brunswick and Messis Daryn.
pie Ilaylsad and Pope, from Prince Edwards !a!and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02

inst in which read attract Of my letter 10 you d.'t"
Nrwuansvie, Aug 10. and take Ibis opportunity |"
enquire the which induce The tdilois 10 suPP'
Tie mos; sensible portion Of that communication WON"
!, M, nj 10 be fair for McsSrs Gales & Sratn I" quote
the narer from which they make extracts: II has besna
na,i,r of surprise many Of u.s. that the luellgencr
and Army aud Navy Chronicle have seldom, II ever, re-
pnbIsh.d your pondrnce with the officers oi INC
army in Florida when il is well known, that the SaVah
nah Georgian is the only papern which correct history
of The campaign and operations connected win IL mas
appeared. -.
Gen. Taylor is still! at Tampa ncgocat'ng WIN Inc
Indians lie will be at Fort White, on Santa f., about
the 9Th prcxmo, 10 consult with Col Twggs, now com
maudinG the Eastern part of The Peninsula IL Is not
believed that he will push another campaign mi" the
enemy country, viewing the nsulCency oil our i"rcrs
1t is hoped however that recruits VIII be sent !" Ill TUE
tcuiments now in Florida, and that posts will be fstab
shed so as 10 project most eirctuay, The fonter ana
settlements The inhabitants can lhrn belnvied 10 thrir
homes and gradually as the population increases, lhe
troops will remove South. This arrangement viii rna
ba ihe Secretary Of War TO withdraw The companies
of the "a regiment Of infantry that appear {" have been
entirely rgolen in The recent changes and by an rxe
else of the charitable disposition manifested t""ads
the artillery, permit them 10 proceed 10y easy hacps
TO some healthy position where they can ENJOY that CON
fort which they stand much in need Of, alter their
long snd truly efficient services
Faymastrr Van Ness has left here on his return 10
Black Creek The commando. oliicrr did not permit
him In make the pa yment required 10y the regulations
There is scarcely week passes without some aoofnna
bic complaints against the pay department; and although
lis ogenls provided with The hest Of money (goid sill
YER and par notes. and attend at stated and regular Pc
riods the cry is ever uo pa maslcr have generally
fond the most clamorous those no do net require pay
or ureyenl their men from drawing il. have known
4 or where the paymas!er alter being invited 10
come, has been prevented from paying the men Of GER
tain companies.
SAVANNAH, Sept %
FEoM FLoRIDA.-By the steamboat Polnseil, Captain
Peek from Gareys Ferry, we have recr'ved lie follow
rs interesting intelligence from an attentive correspond
emit GeOJgidn
FoRr Krso, (E F) Sept 10.
DEAR Sin-One hundred Tallahassee Indians are IN
al Tampa Bay, negotiating with Gen Tayl'r, IN whom
they have the utmost confidence The Nlickasuckes
have sent in message TO the commanding General re-
oupsng him to grant them n "lak and The result OF
which will, no doubt, be, that they will consent 10 emil
CRATE.
The Indians in the vicinity Of Pcase Creek have also
sgned that they anxious for talk; and IN less ihan
six months have reason TO believe, all The hostles
will have left the Country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02

EN CIANCERY-FIRGISIi.--in Nag WIiiam county 'out
September 81, 1885, ,
Richard Alvey aud cohcir Of john Alvey the e!ic deed
claiming his right, and friend OF the ialat chdfen
md he Of hs brorhcr John F. Alvey the younr decd 10 ""
John Alvey Charles w Alvey, Ann kza Alvey and Sarah
Alvey; Thomas X Foster right Of hi. %ie Eliza Decd
John Alvey the elder Decd cDi SAID Eos
ter guardian hs Wm r Foster; and Samuel Fos
ter in right hs wife Mary decd daus her aud heir Of John
Avey elder Decd aud said Foster guardian Of his mfsnt
daughter, Eliza Foster, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles L. Johnson admir- Of Jane Basby deed; and James E.
Remington and Virgna c. his wife, who was Virginia e. Alvey,
daughter and heir O John Alvey, decd Defendants
This upon the bill Of the compllIan and the
Charles Johnson u'r Jane Bagby and II
appearing the Court that Of the defendants viz James E.
Remington and Virginia c. his WIFE absent from this Common
wealth ordered that order of publication be made IN the
Richmond Enquirer cr tie OF weeks amd fe said de-
Pendants Go appear and put in their at the November
the bill bl tax confessed and th thrfe
,r deer, 81 .rcc-i;.s. y ii:-wSw' Oct?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02
orrIr1,I CORRESPONDENTS.

Ar DEPAR1MEST, aug. -, lc'Do.
Sir: have the honor 10 acknowledge The receip, Of
your letter OF the eth inst, covering one from Lieut.
Col Mason, Of the IL, Dragons
The information communicated by that officer is cal
cuaied to vigilance, and every effort ought
TO be made ascertain the motives and real object o
those movements among the Indians. But upon mere
rumor and conjecture however plausible, the Executive
does not think Itself authorized 10 adopt the measure
YOU propose Indeed. the President has no longer The
legal power 10 accept the services Of volunteers, the
law that conferred II having expired on the Isl Of May
last.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has been instruct
ed TO direct the Agents Of the L. S 10 proceed 10 The
council ground without delay and TO demand an pana
ton of these nts among tie bordering trbes and
you will be pleased 10 sufficient escort oil DIa
nonns to accompany him.
The regular force in your Division shall be augmented
as soon as it is practicable 10 do sn and The Department
reposes your vigilance TO be informed ." all further
hostile indications on the part Of the Indians on That
frontier.
have the honor 10 be, with great respect Sir your
ohrdicnt servant }. X POlNSEl l.
To Maj Gen CANES, commanding Western Division
U. S Army, ST. Louis, Mo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02
FeGaFg iiS'9'aE.
THE INDIANS IN TIE WEST, &c.
L Ern,u Lhn 81 Luuis RnnuhLicnu .SkuLcMhcr | |

(From the ST. Louis Republican, September ~
We publish below copy Of The letter Of The SecrrIa-
nv Of War to Gen Gaines and copy Of late despatch
from Gen Gaines to the Department. giving his reasons
for not attending the council. The conduct OF the Che
rokecs in his matter is somewhat suar, and their
fu.al to give any explanation Of their Intentions is, al
least ground sufficient 10 justify tie Government IN
keeping visllnt eye upon their movements That there
are treat hart hurnings and much discomfort amongst
them we have the assurance VI individuals who have
lately been with them. The movement Of Gen Gaines
will no, be without lis effect in keeping them STILL and
suppressing any hostile intentions they may have enter.
tain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02

SIR ,bsre is very little difference the moral offence
of withholding truth, where may be due To rrPu
,atiop and character that il should be told, and telling
,ha, which is wully false. The gentleman constantly
Indirectly holds up view the coalition Adnlns'fa
ton adams and Cay) mirror, in which ~ 10 DC
seen a pnte A,inuis alton | think, Sir, we VIII nno
some corrup;iuns chaIgsd this and The last homhis
,ra,an, which will he found to have been prac'lsro WIN
impuniry in that One Of the gtea, violations "i econo
INV and exruvasun expenditures OF the administration
ufGrncral Jackson was sending Mr. Buchanan aud MI
R,nd,lph srverslly Ministers to Russia win saia
nv of spO0 uer anuurn and outfit Of 9OOt that each
nr lbrm s,a but year and day, and then returned
Nav Sir let us see If we offset this "ascess e&
ps,,tpre Of Gen Jacks administration 10y one oil
;n,r character in the administration Of Mess'S Adams
Snd Clay Daring The Immaculate dynasty which my
cne,qne desires 10 have renewed, less than three
ministers were sen, to England King, Barbour, and
GalIa,in with annual sllary OF JOO, and an ouiht
Of 5000 This made 27 900 in outfit, besides The an
pua salary which amounted 20 the sums Also, the son
of Rufus King who was left Secretary of Legation, was
left by hs father Charge Aaires, who received an
outfit of i5UG although (beng ihere) he had moi 10 III
oul at all.
Then The account, for money expended for ke'?:S r
our legation il! England d17i6g that short reign oi CUT
ru?tion and bargain, which only lasted four years was
Ouiht iar X King. y. go
" Tor A Gai!atIn - o"o
" iur J Barbour. ...........', ''ooo
" for Mr. Kings son, who never was h''ea oo
~"
s,,a,, f d .............. 4 $40
:. Minister'S ......... 49,. q 600
e63 con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02

Mr. T,Hs:-The Committee Of Arrangements u" -, nm
reopp.,ed the Immediate publication OF my Iei'er .ar
swer 10 an invitation Barbecue dinner gwen orn
"a. Tbompson in ,be Village Of Anderson, tam" Fl me
,a - fa,ward YOU, for Immediate publication
following letter in reply to written inSatIoni 10
basue 10 be given Mr. Calhoun, in the same ,I .7
Tie dinners are now urit,d. and both ~ De o" 3,
ic., Nv i,ntTs should also bs Hm!'".
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-18
CON G R E S s.
TUESDAY,, July 3.


SExArE.-Mr. Clay, o: Kenturky,
presented petition Eom Daniel Large,
of Kentucky, stating that he had made
discovery by which explosions in steam
boats might be prevented, and asking
Congress to pass law by which his IN
vention might be tested, and to make him
proper compensation if his invention
should succeed.
Mr.. c. said, on receiving and reading
this petition, it occurred to him that, con-
sidering the terrible disasters in steam
navigation that had occurred this year,
and that It was the duty of the govern
ment, as far as it could, to afford security,
something more on this. subject ought TO
be done. There could be but one Of three
remedies there must either be perlodI-
cal. Inspection, both Of the boat and the
engine, in order to ascertain their condt-
ton, or punishment must be inflicted on
the officers and other managers of the
boat; or there mus, be some new contrlv-
ance or inVention for the protection OF hu-
man life, 10 regard 10 the two first rem
edies, the bill that had passed the Sen ite
would do something; but in regard TO the
third. il struck, Mr.. G.. that something
more might br done. He was not much
Of mechanic but he thought that there
might be some more effectuaf eontriVance
for the escape Of the steam whenever
There should be a redundance.-And i
seemed. also, that il might be the duty o
Congress, and Mr.. G. was ready TO ofel
a resolution to that effect, if the Senate
would concur, 10 invest the President will
power, with an appropriation, say Of $50
600, Of offering premium or premium
for the best Inventions by which the secu
rity Of this navigation might be increased
The President might appoint board con
hstituted Of public or private-epgineers, :
make trial Of the inventions presented
and he might thus tempt the ingenuity
our country TO exert itself on this innpor
tant subjecs for the preservation OF hu
man life.s - sslsas s.E5f.6.
y Mr.. G. threw out these suggestions 70
1.-The consideration Of the cOmtnitlee I
!, whom the petition would 60. that If the
1 Ithought proper they might report such 4
!, Joint resolution a. had been suggested, 70
II
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-18
MONT TEEEGRA PHI

went OF. Two resolutions were passed
by the House in reference to their con-
duct. The resolution adopted on motion
OF Mr.. Wise, requiring The Speaker to
bring the subject to the notice of the House
at the commencement of the next session,
was. to-day, rescinded; but the other res
olutloh, holding them to answer for their
conduct, remains. The members who
were arrested OF Sunday morning, were,
to-day, relieved from the payment of fees.
The tight which occurred in the house
on Sunday morning, at the moment of the
adjournment, between Messrs Campbell
ana Maury. both of Tennessee, grew out
OF the irritation consequent on the pro-
cess of compelling the attendance of mem
bers at that unreasonable and unreasona-
be hour. Mr.. injury was one who Was
arraigned, and excused upon the pa
of lees. But he had some words Ia
his colleague on the subject, which ended
in blows. Mr.. Maury is said to be. badly
hurt. tle was near losing his life by be-
ing knocked through the window but
his adversary, it is said, saved him by
clutching the hair of his head with his
left hand, while he struck him with his
right. The affair has been reconciled be-
tween the parties, This is another bloody
commentary on night sessions, and upon
the feelings, manners, and principles OIL
our deliberative bodies
Three fourths of the members have
now left the city. The adjournment mus
be considered as fortunate. No good car
be expected from a continued session
They deserve some credit for what they
have not done, but very little for VIVA
they have done. There have been fewe,
fights and rows than there might have
been; and they did not pass all the bal
laws which were urged upon them.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-18

The Anti.Slavery Almanac for 1850.
Is now in the hands of the stereotypers,
and will be issued in few weeks, by the
Executive Committee of the American
AntI-Slavery Society. 1t will, be well
printed on good paper, and neatly TRIM
med, with a cover.
While Temperance, and other Alma
macs, are issued by the million, less than
100000, Anti-SIavery Alnanacs have
heretofore been sod yearly. The forth
coming No. will contain a mass of FACT.
argument, and answers to objections, cal
culated for all the meridians, where minds
are to be converted, and enlisted in the
cause of slaves
Two editions will be published, with
calculations tor New-York and Boston.
which will adapt it to all the northern
parts of the Union.
Reader, we look to You to see that
enough be ordered, forthwith, for the sun
ply OF every family in your town. One
abol'tlonIst in Connecticut proposes to sup
ply every family in the county where he
lives, not by giving them away, but, by
having them sold, from house to house,
by abolitlonists in the several towns
The profits on those which are sold. will
supply families who refuse to buy. In
this way, little time and labor NAV do
more good than many hundred dollars
expended in any other way. BEGIN Ear.
IT. N s.