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Morning herald., 1839-05-31

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER No. Peck
wi Slip New York. deems il proper occasionally read
the p~bc that he continues administer to the afflicted his
old established Dspessay
To nsmber Of the caeps Of this metropolis he needs
herads his victory disease in IL
pcaed and destructive forms does he deem material
be very specific in enumerag the Of the various maa
dies 10 which mankind and womankIud subject
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully 10 remark that
he sonncs himself TO oce practice and devoes himself per
sonay the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate oces Cor the privacy Of patients
who AN comcsn contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated to the
profession of medicine and surgery and received his diploma
u u1e year Isl3 Of the New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much laaened John
Rodgers NJ D. President and that he has fer long series Of
himself the and OF all delicate
and private diseases.
n nearly thirty years assduou and srduous application 70
The duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular class OF diseases
ded by collegiate and regular medical education, entte the
actoser preference the tyro ~ the profess
on Carpeser deems consistent and proper 10 direct
The attention OF public 10 the inference Of The
parison and an investigate OF his claims.
Q Charges reasonable, and eectual cures n an
rsrsateed. Separate and private ocesPsents
tome in contact.
Be the pumber Peek Slip, Pearl street
si.y DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald., 1839-05-31

DAPER MAKERs FELTING.-s bales 36, 40, ~, "a, 90
IL and ~ inch, ofrperisr quality for sale BY
ssy J. CAMPBELL 4 PERssE, ITO and liz Nsssss Il.
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IL ing House. Hotel Store and other doors for which pur.
noses Engand and sold
only by the Patentee, j. STONE, $50 Broadway
Numerous references be given where they are In
nyll.ln'
T,HE PUBLIC respectfully invited by Messrs
l. BEALS co. to direct moment's attention to few
words in favsr Of their admirable Hair Restorative
This invaluable compound been ushered to the world
with the flourish Of quackey and mpostiont needs no ac
tious character introduce 1t y notice, and to bring into
which the discerning of community will well appreci
And it claims confederation that does not merit on
Of qualities really possessed the proofs of which are
innumerabe and satisfactory TO the most preudced who will
them for themselves the Office Of the proprie
tors No. l64 Broadway.
Beals Hair Restorative and mprover OF the
hair rendering il soft and beautiful and when the hair has
fallen from the human head leaving the hair n the head
bald the faithful application Of il will nfaby restore
suit in all its natural luxurance and beauty.
The prices dollar per bottle and three dollars
Jar For sale at wholesale and retail, by
L. T. BEALS & co. l64 Broadway.
NB-Retailers allowed liberal profits
Agents.. D. Moore lls Chestnut ST., PhiladelPhia; A.
Snyder Troy N " Geo. Oates agent for North Carolina and
Georgia Nessr. Pollard Green 29 Chartres street, New
Orleans Harrington Hnkley Backsport Hancock Co. Nane
c. Carlton Co., St. Paul street. Montreal L. Canada; Peter
RICHTER Poughkeepsie NJ Y; James lngols, Utica N "; Al
c. Warner Paterson NJ Jersey; John Tracy, Newark N
Jersey; Wells Humphrey, Hartford, Conn., r. H. Coleman
Co., Druggists l33 Market street. Baltimore, Md; Seymour
Macy, Hudson, Columbia Co N Y, Robert S. Patterson
Penn. Avenue, Washington, D. C.. mS-y
Morning herald., 1839-05-31
&C A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR DRopsY.n- This !,

n preparation OF most ntriae value, and has become
Justly celebrated and f employed regularly, in compliance
with the directions the bottle will be found preyen.
tive and perfect relief FOR tins very and
dangerous complaint. II simple and perfectly safe take
any and very and ecacions
rsmedy and particularly commended to physicians being
fully entitled 20 their confidence.
Mr. henry Bevocrt Of New York about 20 years OF
age has made OF this remedy 30 by which
alone, he states, he has preserved his life.
Prepared and sold by Dr Fay Minors Franklin House
Drug store 1893 Broadway, dew York. ia Canal 644
Broadway So Court street, Boston DIR. Wadsworth Provi-
dence II. 1.
NJ q. None gsnuse unless with label the stopper
the proper hand writing Of the proprietor. thus
nv 25.im. DIR. J. ONTHANK, Proprietor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

isabel of volois, which, to the mind oi
Blanche. gave hope Of better feelings rising
10 his heart. II was no longer the glance
Of bold and too familiar. admiration oh,
no his brow grew somewhat contracted,
and bis dark eye turned away. To herself
he listened, and to her words of kindness
with apparently very different feelings, with
surprise, with attention, with gratitude ;
and when they were about to quit his a.
partment, he adde's, -" Lady, | thank you,
for your speech of yesterday; and do be-
gin to think, that the sickness of the bbdy
may sometimes work a cure in the diseases
of the mind"
"Think SO oh, think 30, my good lord! J"
replied Blanche, "snd should you find, that
in your mind or henrt there be some mnla-
dy, take now the time when its cure can
be wrought; and forget not, when you are
restored to health, the snIutsry thoughts
which visit Us all in sickness"
The proud lip Of Isabel of valols curled
with scornful smile, as she turned away;
and she was scarcely ont Of hearing, when
she exclaimed, speaking to her husband,--I
4" Our sister Blanrbe will preach and Fran
els of Folk will listen, as long as he is ia
sickness. Doubtless he will promise TO be-
come n Cnpuchin ill he is well but then
hi. fair preacher will find that he will leave
The gray gown with her, and be ms merry a
lberiine as ever"
TTo he continued
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

I la SENATE, on Friday. Mr.. Calhoun
brought up MIR. Critienden's Bill to prevent
interference in elections, and spoke very
earnestly in opposition to ir.--Mr Benton
reported bill, making appropriations for
the erection Of certain national works in
Maine agreeaby TO the recomme ndation of
General Wool and tie Secretary Of War.
In the House., Mr.. Thompson moved a
substitute for Mr.. Pren;is's resolution, pro-
posing that Alexander Duncan, having n
vowed himself the author Of the publication
in the Globe on the night Of the 10Th inst,
be arraigned at the bar of the House mud
reprimanded by the Speaker. After debate,
on motion the subject was laid on the table
-yens III, nnys "a. The House then
went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Bill.
On Saturday, the SENATE, was engaged
upon private bills.
In the llorsE, the bill to provide for the
armed occupation Of Florida was taken up,
and ordered to third reading on Monday.
The House resumed tho consideration of
he appropriation bill. Mr.. Garland and
Mr. Underwood addressed the House until
he Hour of adjournment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

days time, tie session would be over, and
no ana the parties aggrieved would he oul
OF ibe A." ten miles square" Then the due
law would be imperative upon them.
MIR. Menlfee made long speech direct
ed personally against Mr.. Duncan.
Mr. Duncan said he prepared The article
aud sent It 10 the Globe a fortnight ago, af
Ter The appearance of Mr.. Stanley's speeeh
In the lntellisencer.
DIR. Prsntiss made u second speech more
personal and vituperative than the first.
hho'her motion TO lay on the table was los,
yeas lOl, nays 81.
Mr.: Gray of N. Y, spoke, no, so much
10 defence of Mr.. Duncan's course, thoupb
ne considered it, with some exceptions n
'"ir onset 10 the attacks made upon him.
rs upon the situation Of the House in re-
gard to the subject of privilege. He said
mat The case to which he had before allu-
aeu, mad not been acted on by the House.
IL 'his matter was bad, tha, was foul; if
TINS as an insult, that was murder.
Mr. wise rose TO vludlcate himself from
~na! ne supposed a personal imputaiion !;
out MIR. Gray disclaimed any personal al
iusion' Mr.. Wise would not 20 int. the
question before the House, for he said he
had enough in hand, but he went on to
make some general remarks on the effects
OF the duelllng law. He deprecated duel
ing, and would always, he said, prefer TO
oe the principal to the second, bur he con-
''uered II as necessary evil, and he gave
notiee that no laws should stop him from
indicating his reputation. He belonged to
ne cavaliers, and not TO tie puritans or
ndbeads.
MIR. Ioucey and Mr.. Glascsek opposed
ne resolution, and Mr.. w. Thompson sup
ported 1t, but moved to amend il SO as To-
eprimand the member. The House nd.
ourned, without taking the question.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

which Maine last year assumed, presents il
.s one Of Immediate practical Importance
likely to involve the Union III war, unles,
brought to more desirable iysue by the
iusticc of the adverse power. In March
of 1888, that State determined, should the
Federal Government Dot appoint commits.
sion Of survey by September Of the same
year, to make such an appointment Of her
own authority, and carry it into effect at all
risk. Whilst the decision is pending,
there has hitherto existed tacit agreement
of the two governments that both shall alb
lain from acts Of exclusive jurisdiction over
the disputed territory.
That such is the fact is evident from the
following extracts:
Z" Mr. Livingston, in his communication
dated July 81, 1882, ren,nrks--" Until this
natter shall be brough. to final conclu-
sion, the necessity Of refraining on both
sides from any exercise of jurisdiction be-
yond the boundaries now actually possessed,
must be apparent, and will no doubt be aG-
quiesced in on the part Of His Bri,anic Ma
jesty's Province, as it will be by the United
States"
In reply Sir Charles X. Vaughan says,
9 he is further To assure Mr.. Livingston
hat his Majss,y's Government entirely
,oLcur with that of the United Stntes in
he principle of continuing To abstain, dur
ng the progress Of negotiation, from extend
ng the exercise of jurisdiction within the
ispuicd territory, beyond the limits, with
u which it has been hitherto usually exer-
ised by the authority Of either party"
II will be perceived by the news of to-day,
nat Sir John Harvey declares that he hns
cen instructed to maintain exclusive urls
iction over the territory in dispute.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

INDICATIONS or AN APPROACHING SERvILE
WAk.--The slaves Of the Hoco Poco's have
began to shake their fetters in the face OF
their mnsters! Strange The Providence
Grocers cannet cohtentedly bear the sery.le
badge placed upon them, for their own good,
by their betters. 1t was once said, "Bettcr
for one man to die than Rome lose her lib
erty"-Bei,er, far, that " thousand greg
shops should be aanihillated, than ,ha, the
grand Temperance party should not rule
the State ! What is people without NOR
slny! Heathtns 0ni sdrdges at best! And
what is temperance without Temperancs
Society
Temperance-simple and unobtrusive
do little good bu, to those
who practice it; while temperance armed, /,
mounted, booted aud spurred, can give con-
sequence 10 itself-can make itself respec-
ted by the exercise Of its power. This
double fortified ba,tering ram, which holds
the keys Of heaven, ia its own RICH, snd,
in connection with Iyhigsery, the .cep,re
Of power in Rhode Island--wc opine. will
be found able asd willing to give the Provi-
denee Grocers lessoR Of bumllia,ioo they
eann.t fail to understand.
TEMPERANCE Mas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

CosSscrIcur.-The Democrats State
Convention which assembled At Hartford,
ON "Wednesday last, have unanimously
nominated John NJ. Niles for the Office Of
Governor, end John Stewart FOR that of
Lieutenant Governor Of Connecticut.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

The las, accounts from Tennessee. rep.
resent the venerable Jackson rs being in
excellen, health, ard able 10 attend to bssi.
u,ss about his farm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

o. The MACEDONIAN FRfGArR did no,
getto sea from Hampton Roads until Friday
the 18th inst, although she was towed down
from the Naval anchorage at Norfolk, two
or three days before
The paragraph we copied last week from
the Norfolk Beacon, stated that she was
ready to sail on Sunday the Sd irst.
1t therefore appears that this ship has
been detained ticsioe days waiting for ia
vorable tides and winds to get out of port.
Truly, Norfolk must be be autifuI place
for a Naval station
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27
FRENCH SHIP ALEXANDRA.

We have been politely favored with the
perusal of letter from Brest, in France
under date Of January lst, in relation to the
matter of the French Ship Alexnndre, which
last year created some little excitement in a
portion of our community.
1t will be recoected that the Alexandra
arrived at this port, under extraordinary and
suspicious circumstances that The acting
Captain, B. Marsaud, }. Raymond, the
Mate, and several of the crew, were appre-
hended on complaint Of the French Vice
Consul, on charge o: Piracy asd murder,
of the true Captain Du Bois, and part of
the crew, on her voyage home from Sama-
rang the United States authorities here
on writ of Habeas Corpus, ordered their
discharge for want Of jurisdiction :-afier-
wards, Marsaud, Raymond and the cabin
boy Bailey, were taken near the city of
New York, and sent to France in the Sloop
of War, La Bergere, to abide the result of
an examination and trial there in the
meantime the cook of the Alexandre, named
lie Clerc, had arrived in France in lie Her
cule, direct from Newport, and there had,
as it is said, made a full disclosure of the
affair to the French authorities.
The following extract, which we have
been permitted to mako from tho nhove-
mentioned letter, will serve to throw some
additional light on that dark AFFAIR."
"The Sloop of War La Borgere, arrived
here on Saturday, the 18th ut.-soan nfier
her arrival, Marsand, Raymond and BaiIIy,
were put in prison, wterc they were kept
apart, on Sunday morning the youth BailIy
was taken before the Comwissaue Rdppor-
teur, du tribunal maratimc, (smilar TO your
United States Attorney and made full,
and entire avowal or confession of The mur-
der of the unfortunate Captain Duheis, and
a part of his crew, exactly like the confess
sion Of the cock LIE Clere.-Thc next morn
ing ION Mondny,) Jean Raymond, was
brought before the same gentleman, and |
made the same disclosures, so as to leave
no doubt about the guilt of B. Marsaud,
md TINT they were the murdercrs of the
Captain of the ship Alerandre. The. Gov
is determined to have them all pun
she'd"
1t may yet be sometime before the final
'csu't can he known in this country, since
We learn by the same letter that Sloop Of
War has been despatched to tho Isle Of
|. rance, for the carpenter and one of the
'camen Of the Alexandra, left by Marsaud
\, that place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

/ We Commence this week, on our FIRST
page, the publication Of the Journal kept
by the late Mr. JoHK TREvETT, Of This town,
OF his nautical adventures during the Revo-
lutiOnary War. Our readers will find il
highly interesting, and worthy of preserva-
ton; ms he gives more minute account
Of some important events than we have ev-
er before met with, or have ever been pub
llshed.
In anticipation of an increased demand
for this paper, we have struck off few ex-
ira copies. Those who may wish'to secure
copies of the Journal must make immedi-
ate application at the office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

O. The U. s. ship Ohio, Com. Hull
arrived at Mahon in 81 days from New
York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-27

The present military force of Maine i,
43, ,996.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25
INDICATED LOzENGES.


door above dnn.
Worms Worms. inably destroyed by usag shermans
Worm Lozepge They the greatest discovery made
and the only medicine that as and pleasant
children may eat them As freely peppermint
Coughs Colds .7hmd tghtness of the chest
nc cured in almost incredible short time by using
celebrated Cough Lozepges They one
day. They have cured within the six month,
thas all the Balsams OF Liverwort Horchound &c put to
gehe They cured great many cases. where no hone,
wore entertained cf recovery.
Bilious ConpainsShermans Catharc Lorcnces are par
ucuay adapted TO bilious where active
Is required They the best medicine zee and 50 pleasant
as 20 be eaten readily ordinary confectionery.
Heartburn and acidity Of the stomach dyspepsia Sc cured
BY shermans Soda Lozenges They heartburn few
minutes, and afford astonishing relief 10 dyspcptics
Nervous Sick Hssdach Immediately cured by shcrman
Headache Lorsnges They ntngs oppression of the
chest drowsne &c. They highly refreshing
tending large parties keeping up the spirits and
laxative Loxegss for persons of cove habits common
to the sedsntay They Keep the bowel. open and after awhile
entirely obviaie this troublesome complaint.
Charcoal Loxerges for correcting the stomach bowels
Ssrsaposfia Lozenges FOR purifying the blood, &c
Rheumasn, Lunbaso, pains and weakness in the back
oin, sides neck breast limbs joints. &c cured by Sherman
Pcsr Mans Plaster 100000 OF which yearly sold war
raned superior 10 all other pasrs and for only l2 cents
Ske,mans Tefhine Plaster afford. astonishing relief when
the back Of the neck fchsren cutting their teeth
Liver Complaint, aundice female distractions &C. cured
by shsrmas celebrated Roy Hepane which cured
within the last than all other reed. p~ tegc
ing demand Cor this popular medicine.
NB.Al kinds Of meicns be had made into Lozences
and rendered pleasant al O6 Nassau street A.o
Rose and al other pleasant eating Lonenge the greatest
variety in the world.
Ask for sherp,ass Lazenges. ieIay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

TT Is A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. tina, i, m, c,,v !.
well other places: there individuals going
On rom mosth to month"; and year. suffering
acertain disorder which they feel both 70 nod,
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted BY the yar
Gus beans people, whose pretensons papers know
not how to act in whom cen6de II Is scarcely possible 10
imagine the amount Of bodily and mental misery arising from
extent until the publication Of my Private Trsatisea little
volume designed FOR those who for private a, well a. an
immediate and perfect Of these complaints which
ever has given most abundant opportunity Of
these facts Many for instance assured me- with the Bit
tere't feelings Of regret that they had take from
10 to Is bottles drops. Others as many boxes of p. and
Others agan have fallen into the hands OF peopl,
(some Of the most boastng OF the knd) who an
pesrsS have been entirely ignorant Of The different raets.
nrst therefore, be srikngy apparent every thinking
,on that nothing Of greater consequences than ascertain
beforehand soeng OF the skill and reputation OF the ph
sian TO be consulted these peculiar Diseases and il i on ,h
account deem proper here 10 give the following statement
Beside the rank hold OF graduate Of the University OF Esp
burgh, and member Of the College Of Surgeons Losdon SC
Sc well - being the author Of volume expressly these
SUBJECTS he result OF nearly thirty years experience have
also testimonial from the OF the
Sir Ashley Cooper London 10 the eminent physician,
Phladepha and which permitted TO show 10 any on.
who wishes H. These authorities and
allow me- with peculiar satisfaction state that devote
portion nay time expressly To these diseases. and NAV he
suited n ny study At my residence, % Coursnd street.
plant Of the gneratve organs however long standing win OBJ
tas evsry possible relief while those who apply n the early
VIC "sot".r, W." os agreeaoy surprised Al the imme-
date and convenient mode OF pursued
smaes who wish TO state their by post or ar, in any
KIND Of doubt OF fear will meet with the faithful and def
'ose attention On this would lay the greater stress becsu.
there are various affections incident 10 the organs
though resembling certain complaints
innocent, and 10 which all subject II IL try av,l
thing, when such fall into the hands Of usk or IN
prineiped men
For those who wish H. obliged to travel little chest
with lock and hey fitted IN containing ever, thing
Cor the cure, having the little treatsit In the Id n .
sent TO amy dsance-prcc STA This ttt volume also nm
folds the nature OF certain facts which are often eep
ssting 10 married people who have children ~ 800
Wit regard TO structure or glee depending on structure
generally the consequence Of badly treated II
be well known, that all the medicine IN the world -.
will never csrc H. Those however who are residents Of mi,
city or cen remain abow week under ma care NAV Obtain
perfect SAFE and easy Letters L. be addressed -
si5f DIR. RALPH. senr.. as CourtIsndt =, Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25
CHERRv's AsTRINOENT TIT

" the radical Of certain obstinate complaint the
failure % Capi, Cubehs injections and xpermes The FOL-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity
" New York, May 9Th is3a---- Hotel, Broad,vay-The
writer, when in this city from Charleston last spring
hslfa doxen boxes Of DR. Chtrry Pills. order that some
who have been long responding like himself he truly
before he had nsled the third bos his complaint van
amer having ff i've years previously vany tried al kinds
medicines, iJecon kougcs, chance of air. &c n i now
than ten months since his cure and hen weighs ia
pounds while last srriug he only weighed 40 pounds
For sale wholesale and retail BY D. d. Sands 70 and 100
FLor and the following Drug storescor Of Chambers and
Broadway Of Church and Chambers 81 and $40 Bow.
. e44 Brosdwsy Csrmine ard Bedford as and l0s
Sixth Avenue. Price 81. iyie sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25
DOCTOR DAvENPORT,s
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

IN0R PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
an arpette-Thssc Pills, which % emnenily uscfu
Tor pains IN the head stomach and bowels before
puzzle r twenty years, and we'll known that the pro-
prieior deems unnecessary publish any of e thousand
eert'ase which be procured Of their efficacy from em
ncnt physicians and Others.
Dr. Davenport, Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
thoroughly proved for thirty 10 be mild safe and speedy
cure FOR II, diseases Of the eyes.
kcws th't valuable Itch Ointment prepared by whea
ton, and long kno speedy FOR that oahsems
disease, and for all kinds Of pi'nrl,l ON the skin
The above valuable medenes Tor sale Ia this city BY
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duyee Cockeraf H. II. scleficin
X Co, and Others.
All order. directed to GEO DIXON, Dedham Mass win
be promptly attended to. ielO.6m-