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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
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e II A d. c A Il o X.

nR. LEsAGE,s sPECIFIoUE FOR sECRETEs
IL MALADIEs, or "GoDorrhes Ersdcstor." fhe above
remedy the distressing disease accident TO the human
race gnsed from the enlightened msd Of the eminent lie
ptomug II which, throughout the
ksgdoms OF France and Italy has Of late years saded such
high honors already highly bonored OF the invcn
TOT. This compo ion safety with efficacy. And the
nerea disease wbeker the form OF Gonorhea or Gieei Is
ersdcsed the OF with certainty and success ana the
sufferer restored his usual health without delay or In
convenience Tens Of thousands OF Psrsss will scesde 70
ef these ana u confidently offered 10
those afflicted the besths surest remedy for the shove
natbse dis rder The secret has hitherto been
sonned TO France and Italy. II for the FIRST time In
by Of New Orleans n the American public
IA IL particularly Recommended 10 scattering mes con.
tanning poron mercury, whereby 90 many have been
disshled from service beard ship.
afflicted with structures whites and die ases Of the PROSTATE
gland Fer sale by WIN siepNsON,
n,,i. au21 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
DKALs HAIR REsTORATIVE.-This vain.

ID KALS' HAIR RESTORATIVE.-This vain.
ID able discovery introduced TO the public with
fullest confidence and that will effect the object Of
lis application, viz: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
The HAIR upon the heads Of these who have lost the
same, and have thereby became bald Or partially 80.
Numerous eert6a might be given to show how
fully this has bees applied (never having failed
single nstance) but IL not brought before the public
sell applied the principle of-po charge
success, deerssd unnecessary to swell advertise
m with particulars.
been fully and satisfactorily tested. The
heads OF those that entirely bald have the
peaon Of this Restorative covered with luxurious growth
OF beautiful hair.
None despair whether old youag Of having their
hair fully restored
No payment viii be received for application OF the Re.
storative until the Individual whs tries II 10 satisfied by the
restoration Of the hair.
An hsmbug aaa quackery In this matter utterly dis.
claimed.
Beaes hair Restorative will be applied by the dscsverer
or avestor Levi Besls to those who may desire 10 avail
Of its beneficial effects the ehce OF o. ~ Mac
daniel No Plat street. New Yorkand also si the Hair Cut
ting Roens OF +. lIswiey, agent No lso Broadway, mp
stairs jylSn
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Ne. 81 Chatham street
1T THE subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform their
establishment after nal ng many alterations additions
They prepared and ready 10 those
Hitherto the have bad liberal share public support
they hope from their late important improvements and by
Their ict attention TO business 10 receive an Oh
OF hcton and IS the Intention OF The To enlarge
freni time 10 ae as The wants OF Their paens may deem
greater part Of the most approved works on the following Sub
ec1-hs,ory Bography Voyages and Travels Natural HIS
Miscellaneous Literature In addition L. the foregoing they
more a Js en s !" work. of sios
Perhaps Library the city eau produce greater or
to render m of their Library as Complete pos.
ble contains ut $3.50 volumes this subject
both OF this couatry and Europe Il is ao suppl with is
American and Enrepeae periodical works with nae
collection OF 500 Plays, acting and Standard.
In coscusion they beg Ieavs state that
their shall be wanting make their Library superior II
possible 70 any IN N. city, aaa ,hsresy rendering Hs m0
JEST J. L H. @. LANGLEY.
Composition Ornament Mandatory,
os4 Broadway, New York.
Builders that he furnish ornaments of every de
scrptsn for the interior Smashing Of buildings on the lowest
Specimen, can he seen a, me mandatory :. above
Ornaments got upto any desgn mystn.
To- sOUTHEH<N MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS, PISTOLS he.
~ w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, Is now opening full
FAN supply Of sale on the NEST reasonable
terms
casks assoried Table Gallery.
do. Pen and Pocket knvc., shear Scissors &c
80 do. assorted Trace ChsiHs
2 100 dozen ..s ad do; p; Anss- and R,a..
2o pairs self cooking and revolving Pistols.
Plated Jspanned and Fancy Goods suitable for the souhers
market aug Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

ELLIPTIC SPRINGS "A fsv sets superior Elliptic
II springs, II 1eents per No., cash, for sale by
Il. G. PlLsBURY CO,
w. lis Maiden lane, stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
Foreign News.

"A manufacturer in Glasgow is making ehemise 70,
Qaeen without a seam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
SEIDLITZ wATKF

SEIDLITZ wATER-Mesrs YOUNG KENT
- having made arrangements with the prepetsrs OF the
celebrated Seidtr Spring In Germany for constant supply
the crystals OF the salts these contain enabled
offer the American public their powders the OF
producing the original Scidtr water
ed 81 all It's Inherent virtues The powders so long known
Sedlir, other prop. rites with the
tive seidr water their effects las well produ.
ced by EPSON ss heisg entrely devoid OF the tonic md
alternative qualities OF the Hence consuous
Of the common sedin powders produces vesxnes
paniee with much whilst the other hand, the
Of the German spring the stomach and ge
health being attended with sickness other
pleasant effects These powders neatly do
by Messrs yeusg Kent, 5I5 Broome
Of Thonpon who the sole importers Of the crystsed
salts Of the Gernsn Seidr Spring For sale also Al h.
D. Sands Of William and Fnlton DR.. Symes,
Bewery and walkers Peter Burnes IS 9Th Avenue
and Dr. Lirse, Of nth and Avenue
hat the label bears the signature of Young Kent Nose
Others geruipe. aul 5ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
nIAMOND CKMENT--rer Looing GLASS and ohi.
II "a ,or sale Nv LKwIs FEmCHfwANGER,
Ia Courtland u.

ID "a ,oS ssIe Ly LEwIs FE6CHfwANGER,
.nie Courtsndt n.
AR JOHNSON /, consulted conhdentisliy at bis Office
- No Ia Duane street. between Chatham and Wism ns
the following diseases, viz s-GOnerrfUa, Char'
cres Seminal and the numersus diseases
arising from vepercsI poison mproper D gehs
engsges sfecoa IN TWO or three
days, and the inveerse In proportionss une
without the ri facilitating siusctous medicine or
preveniop BUSINESS Perseas enrung themselves 10
Dr. Johnson desc themselves with certainty o.
10 the mo~t Scrofusus sores, nj
cerated legs nc speedily healed srssgers woud do well
by giving DR. Johnson call certsia preventive may be
against the the foregoing diseases which
has failed when USED within bour ster
pcsure Letters post ps., asd enclosing fee have the
necesssry pedieiae, and directions forwarded
Attendance from 6, a. N. To ~ At night u4ims
NEW YORK. TATTEesALLs-On Monday
IN Oath inst will be- cold auction (f previously dspo
sed Of Al private sse handsome sorre HORSE about rs
haad hgh psreay sound sad Mad in every respect and
f1-he has scksd his mile In minutes 70 fecorss
- ''ae' Clio W MILLER, Proprs,er,
ia successor 70 y. W. Watson, 4is Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
DARLOR DUMB sTOvE-Tbs subse

DARLOR DUMB sTOyE-Tbs subseribers bsv.
ing made arrangements with Mr.. john q. Treadwt,
prepared 10 Offer for sale his Improved Patent Com
pound Paror Dumb Stove The combination II this stove
constructed 10 make two eatrey separate soves-s
psror stove, and dumb stove In forn) an sdvsn-
iage which has not seen attained In other stove
made. In style Is beautiful, and perfectly un,qae.-
Its operation, as dumb stove, In The coslbsa.
ton, perectwausnted In either not 10 smoke. The
materials good the work manshp cannot be surpassed
and It's made that may be cleared at any Tune With the
greatest without removal The saving OF fuel alone
should be Sufficient nducemen for every family TO be In pos
session Of Of hose The heat from stove range
In the basement which usually lost by carrying the pipe
directly into e chimney, sufficient In most eases, To
the above; when " Scent additional fire
be made In this stove and at The same time save ell heat
from the steve below. u Is hk wise beautiful article for
halls ny placing the Hall Stove in the basement and this steve
In the hail. thereby gain greater ard more usorm
heat from the fuel the parors before above
by the Of this Halls and psrior are always free
rem the sus arising from making Are In s ordinary coal
which has 20 be cleaned twice each day and
The dust seelns destroys great qusr,y OF valuable farn
ture.
The ciureus Of New York and Brootlyn respect
fully invited call nj the No 1852 Fulton street FIVE
doors fro broadway, and examse this stove. Merchants
from the west be supplied their Asany establishment
HARVEY n TREADwELI,
a Inn l57 Fston 81 ~. York and le Greene 81 Absny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

INSTRUCT or COLUMBIA, Virgins, Maryland,
~ Pennsylvania and New Jersey unds purchased :, the
lowest rases, by Sal. SYLVESTER,
- lse Broadway, and 22wallst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
nR. FRANCIS, OCCULUs.AQUA. Or

EYEs-In presenting to the afflicted rrancs celebrated
the proprietor sctus,ed BY
OF aeysng the suerings Of bis fellow creatures
in eases hope had ned where perpetual loss OF VI
sion setting has sSceeedes n eases where
sbe.-(see eertihcstex)
TOR IN ss HSey and e.sSy
.nowa % a.. ass that may proves balm o. healing 10 the
Francis Aqua adapted nn.nms,ory disess
when in their most tedious sHd chrose
to use the eyeds-weakneses Ct sight opthamias nc Il
win also by sudisous course those sebnlous e.ly
scs.srsc finally all those inasmH sory and nervous
.srisbiy se .rsss 10y ii. i.ss,im.SIe remedy.
The sp.eiae Is put up " bottles with complete direction.
bea.e The specific be procured in
Pros,sions hot r. from Ito IL o'clock NJ and from 70
r. 8 has been thought sd TO annex few cerh
gestemen whose stses ls especabity pie
seeurey Or heI statements To make any comm. rs
then wsus se .ss 1saOg e the Judgment o. the reader
From Rc, Mr. Potter Pastor Of the church a, Bridge.
This is 10 certify, that gentleman with whom am &C.
quned who had bees nearly blind for eight years ser
view 10 res,e sse was a, length prevailed o. 70 Try
bottle OF DR.. Francis remedy To the ssonhmen sns
3.ny yssps 20 his distressing msaay be Seeser.a S eye
right ard speedily did he improve In sesh I'll be recovered
Ano,ker ,ha, Of man, who ,pending nine
monlhs KY Infrmsry, discharged by the physicians
OF institution, with what they termed an incurable
cataract eye, that be was nearly bl.d trial Of
Or Esncis remedy however hree bottles ony being used
y hmj removed the surprise o. all who knew him, and
ne he can well he did. feel II
my duty 70 give This iSrm''n for The benefit Of The
The Rev. j. Harrison, "A Thompson st bsving prosured
bottle 81 above Ter Mrs. Hsrrsns says-o hs
onshs,snt has removed the lnness and psn which bad
been excessive for years. she had used df rent
but they all failed. Therefore hope the public will
| soon appreciate It's value. JOSEPH HARRISON"
| Mrs hcCsHfey No James a. widow Of the late Dr. Ne.
Csfrey having used DR. Frsncs eye water, sysI am hap
had the desired effect and can truly saved
from absolute sindsess ssd hope the public ~il
know It's value"
The Rev. Mr. Dunbar ssysFrem the testimony Of those
who have used the prepared by Dr. j. Francis
have hesitation In Recommending to the special notice OF
the public" DUNCAN pUNBAh,
| Pastor Of Nc Dougsi 81. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLyD EYES, inserted by
Dr. Frsnc be dstps uishcd frem the natural
and III perform every melton OF that organ without gvine
| the slightest pain.
i Ia Q.rrl Me- yowk Lvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

Mount q W ilson,
SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
100 Water To the corner OF Wallst
Signs, plain ornamental Military Flags and Devices oil
description painted with reference always durability
Wopriety and good taste.
uniform system OF charges adhered 10.
aul87m<
TH +. NEWLY INVENTED WIG.
n CLIREHuGH WIG MAKER corner of Bread way
Fulton respectfully inyh-s ali and conR0
inspect his newly invented venustng Wigs, which
or elegance lghness and durability rank among the
Of modern In their form they differ from
elhers They Of the brew than the natural
does composed Of hair which loses its curl ard t
close head thai the most critical observer will fail 10
detectthcm
Strangers shoud observe Clrehugh is the only maker
this description OF wig in the United States, and
queniy they are no, to be found In any other store.
Call and see them. slms
WILL YOU TRYITg
q PRESCOTTs UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACKIN admit ed by all who have proved It, TO be de-
cdedy The best article offered the public being
featured in oil. does not like mos, backing the
leather but the contrary and sofens it. Whole
sale dealers particularly requestea call
the article and satisfy themselves that Preseos Black
ing pust tax precedence over any otaer In
1T Because II possesses more conservative qualities
End. Its easy application.
Sd. IL improves raker than is Impaired by age.
4h. II will polish tn oil or talow-and, lastly,
is perfection in blacking hitherto w attained.
Manufactured and for sale So Water New York
Also by J. w. Clark, Buffalo. Orders solicited aR9Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
A PDREss TO THE PUBLIC. .DoCToR HEN

A DDREkS To TIL " PUBLIC. DOCTOR HE "
N Ry FIsCHEL "a native of Prussia and formerly Of ths-
army has just arrived from England where he has practsed
OF years with the In the OF
hsasng His attention particularly directed TO those dis.
frequently brought by the ndscetions ~ yeuh
tai tie suferer and makes him look lie burden
H. faers himself, that AFTER meny years Of intense stu
dy ard practice he able through the blessing Of heaven TO
eradicate the most nveerate ysnerea diseases and 70 cos
vince the afflicted that he really peerm what he profess
he will receive remuneration unless perfect cure Is
made, for which be pledges his repstation. -,
Hours OF ssndsncc ip the morslng I'LL x and from
I'LL In the evening, and Sunday from ~ 70 when the
ard s.oresy n the English French and German
his Medical Establishment NO. $40 Pearl street.
few doors from Broadway, where sdvoe ana
be obtained. =.
ry The PILES efec,uaily cured with internal medcia
only.
Letters pest paid and sddr' SD . above duly attended To-
NB Surgeon Cbropedist Attends 10 The cure OF all kinds
M c.vus md nails without or incop-
vsnience Ladies and gentlemen waited upon required
observe, Ne $40 Pearl st near Broadway. si.in.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
WILLIAM GIBBS SONS
STAINED PAINTED AND ENAMELLED GLASS,

n1 a art
lam seeI
ArS,sos and n
In uyedenc 1t
FLATrENIN9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

THE GEORGIA LUMBER. COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed At per cent discsuRt 1t No. Is
Wall York The front Office In the Bsnh Of the
State Of New York gss.Iss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
CRATE APROr
Chatham Circulating Library

Of the beautiful patterns, which attract the alter
Ladies wonderfully. mvl1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

David Baker, rs Chatham NJ.
Brooklyn. ". Smith.
Jersey City-Dr. r. II. Ia
briskie.
Newark. 3. Trip, ssd G.
w. Badger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 Kig-
gins.
Pa erson-Burnet 4 Pollard.
Newhurgl-John ID. Philips
Poughkeepsie-Dr. Elias Tri
vett
Albany-Henry Rowles l. Co.
Utica-J. b. Marchisi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

account entirely, "ns of economy! This Is ano
,ler 81 the Inconsistencies of this Ubiquitous system OF
State Of its repugnance 10 the basis
upon which rest the socia civil and political compact
under which we live aud it is the explanation gwen
by the able author of the report. very iar
Of the principles by which the system is to oe @o.Seu
WHY, Sir, where will these principles and Arguments ns
founded thereon lead If thss TO be the rI'e we Le
better all come here and ask for McAdamsea Inc
roads whct-and especially they are iree 'to shI
reproach Of monopoly think except between G'i dIa
cy or in short stretches through champaign and highly
fertile and improved par,s-are good enough iot all OF
na ADOPT this rule, and include the wto'e State ana
every pcc,isn alike in yoae expansive scheme ana then
Won might dub j, the great scheme. .
WIN Sir, upon the principle Of either gentlemen, 1t
nv little rich county of Jefferson where our farms are
a, smaller ard richer to come and ask tor DIRT
road E, ,hat again would be Eve ten times cheaper
than McAdamized Turnpike road you ought to be just
and consistent your Inconsistencies and rules OF me
caa,y not only TO make it for Sa,e account but
TO feel so much obliged us, grateful for our mode
ration, as TO pay Us the difference Under this scheme,
while you tax all alike and equally you make roads Tor
one section State accountto another you give thfee-
fiflhs-to third two.Sfths-to some none-und you
have refused old Norfolk the Prcgs of making one Tor
herself at her own cost
Ito be coatineed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20
105,07l
335,926
Bonds falling due in March,
THE STILES.
S412.S07

LoursrAxA-The Legislature adjourned on the 18th,
re infeea. No Bank Bill passed! AS the New Orleans
Bulletin says, without having accomplished any one
of the purposes for which they convened In this po
son Of things the Louisiana Advertiser calls upon The
Banks 10 adopt two Expeden,s LIST, that they issue
post notes payable LIST of March, l54O, bearing an inter
est Of per cent, till redeemed, which they shall sub
sue till the resumption Of specie ns for their
notes payable on demand. And 2dy, they should pub.
lish statements monthly Of their condition, and inter
change weekly accounts, each invariably demanding i'm
mediate payment Tin specie or oherwse} of whatever
balance may be due from any other bank
Observation-Disclosures McNull has approycd The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

HTyAMlLY NEGROES FOR SALE.-For sale, is or
IL 20 likely young Negroes, including men, women,
boys and girls. Among them one first Fate seams,re,s
and one woman good house servant. The above Ser
wants likely can be found any where, and
be recommended 10 any gentleman who wishes TO pur-
chase for his own use.-Such lot is seldom in tbs
market
Enquire at the Office of thu Enquirer
March 90 ios-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

FOR TIE E-N9IJREh.
To the Hon. A. CuruBERT, u. S. Senntor rom Grorgo.
Sir-A native Georgian tho has "nirersaity supported
you with pleasure, every appointment he believes
ever held under the State sufrng" Icu not cnpatn he
thinks, al whatever vote you MAY give on The Sub. rca.
sury bill.
lie believes that one half the complaint made against
MIR. Senator Wright bill, out Of Congress- is U. ). and
State Bank inluencc-1he latter OF which, have shown
their authority the claws and the people, much
u. S. Bank could do; and, without check some
where, will, by combinations in Convention, eircu
ally rule National they have lately our State Co.
vernments.
regret very much any necessity Of increase of Of
icers Executive patronage Bnt every must ie.
gret The absence of that sautay influence upon the COM
muny sensiby felt in these days of entire absence nf
the precious metals What will sh1y,ly be the suuln
of that man. now sued for gold silver upon his promise
10 pay $500 for piece of property that few months
ago sold for S500-such is The difference Of prices
ated by bank ex Expansions and bank conracllons.
ask and ask emphatically, aud wish 10 be answered.
what is to be the situation Of those three minor orphans
in Georgia where, by the statute OF distributions, every
orphan Of any intesate s intended 10 DC mace equal
where the parent in his lifetime, owning 400 acres Of
land Of equal value say $500 EACH had given 100 acres
10 bis oldest child then died. after his death, being un'
able 10 divide The land the Court orders sale OF the
other 300 acres for the purpose of making distribution
the value remaining the up TO this PERIOD but be-
fore the sale bank expansion takes place. and the lana
is sold for So 0O0' The first child, snugy seated on his
hundred acres worth then sixteen huEdr sixty six and
fraction dollars, in for fourth part OF $500 OF
the proceeds of the 300 acres; thus sweeping Oh SOU
more than either Of the other three children so much
for bank expansion, and the same OF contracton
besides the immortality Of refusing TO redeem Their
promises To pay. when they admit they have par! OF the
means-These are facts, will theory set them usdr'
MATTER OF FACT MAN.
Uarrcn co. Ga March H.