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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
A srRINoENT PILLs-AsTRINeENT rILLs--Dr:

A STRINGENT PILLS-ASTRINGENT PILLs-Dr.
n Chcrrys celebrated Asrngent Pills. for the ecctss and
radical cure glcei seminal weakness whites gravel aud all
affections Of the kidneys &C. matter 81 however long stand
rr after failure OF cubebs, cepaiba injections &c Over
100000 boxes been Sold without any complaint 10 any
agent mach be SAID for known mcdcnei To Fe-
males "Washrgon street July 10Th: Mrs W informs Or
cherry t,t the three horrs OF pill. purchased him. entirely
cured hor daughter Of the sickness after she had been
der the care 10 months OF several Of the most respectable
ysiaan. OF this city, London June "a is33have much
in riding TO the efficacy Of DR.. Cherry Astrn-
Gent Pills curing obstinate glce have rperimentay
Tried them on INV of cases. and always with the
result. viz perect &C A. Babingion senior physician
10 m, Lock Hospital, Grosvcnor Place, London"
For sale Wholesale and retail by D. ID. Sands 100 Fulton
At SWINE cor Bowery and Walker and Bend and Bowey,
q III Ring GA Broadway % Sixth Avenue. Price 81.
Counr, merchants buying BY the dozen Supplied by
H. d. Sands al liberal discount, and the pills warranted
i them mao 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

nj EDiCAL OFFICE No Ann Street Under the Amer,-
W. can Museum,) Dr. EVERETT confines himself TO an
Ohce Practice for the treatment and Of the following Dis
eases, Scronla, rheumatism, Govt Uccrous Sore Throat
Dyspepsia, Dropsy Piles, Cutancous Erupon Nervous Com
ptn,s, Mercuria Affections &C. &c. Everctts Anti Mercu
rial Syrupwhirh will be found far superior article TO swamS
Panacea sarsaparla SYRUP for sale nj No Ann street.
An assortment Of the most approved Patent Trucs and
pcnsory Bandage. any hand for sale and skfy APP
Piled Strictly confidential
DIR. >. KNIGHTS ABDOMINAL sUrpORTERs-The
afflicted respectfully informed that they can he supplied
with those invaluable instruments for the falling Of the womb
anil resccd price, and warranted T. be superior
In common refersnce will he given 10 the first
IN the city For sale Al No. Ann street undcr
American Museum.)
NJ D. Private Entrance. 2ls Broadway. ai2.Im.
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Here Mrs. Phillips the second, gave . losd scream,
and begsp - cry most piteously, threw her arms
round the prisoner and swore she loved him better
than ali the world besides
The FIRST Mrs. Phillips then began to upbraid her
rival saving " All! il You knew much Of him as
do, Won weuld not shed tears but thank God you
were well rid Of knave."
At this the younger lady threatened to pull the
parties present had much difficulty in keeping them
quiet. The counsel for the prosecutions wished to
examine the second wife witness, bat this was
objected to by Mr.. Morrell, and the magistrate
ended the discussion bv ordering the prisoner 70
give bail in $1,000 to the charges at the Sea-
sons
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
100 ono CASES OF FEVER AND AGUE AN
lVUsOUO UALLY CURED by thsgensine Rewazsi

Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Vebrifuge.
The wonderful which has attended the Of this
medicine has induced the propreors 10 prepare IN another
FORM in order make its usefulness universally extensive
They therefore, with much confidence, offer fer public approval
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE FILLS,
which are essentially the the liquid but possessing the
advantage OF portability and safety from breaking and freezing
complaints Of which have been frequently made by the
mers OF the Tonic Mixture.
We have 900 certificates 10 prove the nfaiby Of this
medicine when properly used including mixers Of Con-
and other distinguished persons throughout the United
States have expressed their gratitude for their restoration
health by its employment. Like the following, viz
Mr.. Rowand-Sir, feel IL duy which owe to you, and
the community al large that have beca severely az
ccd with the Fever and Ague and having procured every
remedy without the least and having hsad Of Row
aud Tonic MIXTURE induced it-asd E. Il a
pleasure days entirely recovered my usual
health and symptoms Of the complaint has ever retunsd
ABBOTT LOYETT,
2l6 Bowcry ~ Y.
Fer sale BY o. Fay general agent, at Minors Franklin
House Drug Store, No 1913 Broadway ~ " AMI Of druggists
g,reralix thropghout the city and conptry. az Inn
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w for promoting the growth Of the Hair preserving il
from falling aud freeing II from dandruf Whiskers Suics
~ raised by its uc also red hair whiskers grsdra
turned black without injury 10 the whker hair
has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and possesses the
power OF penetrating the roots and causing them to prssA out
preparation Curls natural artificial BY its retain their
shape and unaffected BY dancng weather or other
Price For sale wholesale and retail by A. D.
d. SANDS, 100 Fulton Of William; j. Syme 50 and
$40 Bowery; g. Ring ci Broadway; g. Lindsay, IS Sixth
Avenue respectable druggists in the city PERU.
merry and Fssicy stores
De csrcfsi TO ask for Wyeuh's Cream OF Lilies"
ulO. gu
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MEDICAL.

90 DIR GLOVER has recently introduced into m. rrSe-
bce chemical preparation whch has proved
successful IN removing gee.s cf long standing &c. Gomez
rsa - cured IN few days II is pleasant to the taste
and speedil, cfEcacous.
Tbs Doctor Is Consulted conGdentay In those diseases
which have bahcd tho skill Of the and ,ueh
~ are produced by quack nosims aud ignorant pr,-
tenders BE little particular notice the name and number
Of his ose2 Ann street. Private hi. of third
door from the Museum Lamp At the inner Office door IN
evening Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

A CERTAIN DISEASE eradicaed by the celebrated
n Dr. roetrs Gcnorrcs Eradicator II binders not from
business pleasant 10 the ta does not ast the breath and
preserves its virtues length Of time and therefore an i'm
roran medicine for voyagcr aud those riding IN The covn
Try. II fails IN recent case IN less thaa - hours
those q longer standing proportion Hundreds have BY
few doses Of the Eracaor been cured 81 the Tc For sale
wholesale and reiai by A. D. ID. Sands, Fulton and
Williams and the following Drug stores OF Bowery corner 81
Avenue Price Al mao I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

"Joseph Cotts patent elongated metallic pens the best
article Of the kind that have used We went back to the
quill ago after trying asost every variety Of
a pen in the market satisfied that equal to
those produced by Goose but having across Mr.
Got have again enlisted good democrat shoad
under the metallic hanner.n-Bo,ion Morning Post
The itself is worthy its rich contents and the whole
rejects credit upon the establishment that has saved to
world Of trouble in cutting goose sais and nitbing
points little used
We safely speak Of these sxceent as deserv-
ing high endation.n Phil y. s. Ga-.
good steel pen lasts longer than qn;l and when IS
past service have only throw away and 1T another
holder armed and equipped for scrb
bling II made Of the best STEEL and properly tempered as IS
the with Got they quite elastic as the best ho
nas-a cu have the advantage Of not losing either
their point their elasticity ln ..er. Gar tae
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

Mr. sTkvENsON's familiar TREATISE Gaia
1n RACT in amo with numerous illustrative Cases fourth
edition. price IS in cloth boardsContents Plain description
Of the nature seat and symptoms Of Cataract durable only
by surgical and danger of trusting
ment TO ignorant pretender painfully irritating
COUGHING ard extractcuThe old and However terrible
untraetabe FOR centuries the sole operations re-
moval limited to adults hardened ripe
neither OF which operations be performed until after po
longed blindness and tedious preparation nctnC
irreparabc and more less structural mischief CORES
ponding risk OF subsequent Inflammation acute sometimes last
Ing suffering dsguremcn destruction permanent mper~
lection OF tbs affected organ These con-
trasted with mode ofcurc rendered applicable to Caarac
IN their VARYING forms Of dimness greater obscury total
loss OF sight, and at period Of life which avoiding far
as possible sensitive textures and acting kfuy
less disease produces little pain, while nature 10
restore sight IN the most satisfactory leaving mark
or deorpty OF the -Four previous and scientific ed
lions OF this work formerly published elucdave the
practice incueated which received the unaua
ed recommendations Of distinguished writers and
practitioners this and other countries and has been adopted
IN his public and private practice the greatest extent with
the most signal success. by JOHN STEVENSON ESQ,
CONDUIT street, Hanover square re s. Surgeon. cuist
and Aurist to his late Majesty &C. and King the BEL
g'ans and Lecturer on the Anatomy, Physiology Paho
logy of the Eye aud Ear.
London: s. Highiey, 81 Fleet street
Or whom he had the follow works the Author on
Ophtlalmic and Aursl Diseases viz
On WEAKNESS OF SicHr, 4:h edition, 81. 81. In boards.
On GuTTA SERENA, Nervous Blindness. Cd in boards,
On DEAFNESS. its Caues Prevention, and Cure fourth ei
ton, g. in boards. aI7.lm
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the goose
quilp as the badge Of our professionally. r Com ddv
with these pens endeavorng to do jus
ce Mr. Gots usefulness and scarcely recognize our
handwork, the pen to BY influence IN
dependent Of voon and the characters traced by It
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure in bearing this public testimony to Mr. Gotts
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his nven-
ton affords ", "-ker York Herald.
"G,ous Steel Pens"-"We are not IN the habit Of using
metallic pens but 6nd those OF Mr. Joseph elliott the best
we have tried and heartily recommend them excel
lent They the haHdsome too that as lar
goes and the rose Of fastening them to the stem u
peror any NOTICED holding them much hrmer
position The in which they at least
casket worthy ofits Jewels On the whole 0iiotts
metal pens to likely to supersede all others heu
York Gassne ols-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30
wonderful Cures Of Coughs nnd Con

Wonderful Cures Of Coughs ana ION.
sumption.
DIR. SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES are not quack
remedy-they rescribed by physicians generally Read
he following : UREA, April I'd.
Dear Doctor-Durlng my stay this place have disposed
stock Of Cough Loxenges, with the happies result
new er any medicine that could So confidently
RELY upon this popular and favore articles have cured Sc
Of obstinate coughs in two or three days Accept
nv best wishes for your success &c. Sc
PHILADELPHIA, April ~
Dr. Sherman: Dear Sr-One Of patients that had pro-
had confined several weeks 10
her bed from csnned consumption induced to send TO
yos Cough Lozenge she felt relieved alter
ihe irs Dose continued improve for about SIX weeks
when attend her ordinary domestic concerns
she is now perfectly WE'LL Yours sc.
j. +. COLEMAN, NJ. ID.
Mrs Jenkins Of this city had suffered from
consumption for nearly yearsshc given up by her
past and expected daily to breathe her
last which she happily prepared and had disposed OF all
worldly effects she tried Shermans Cough Lozeng with
Of soothing her dying moments To her SURPRISE as well
friends she felt greatly relieved after the first DOSE and
continued 10 grow daily until in about two months when
she walk visit her neighbours She now WE'LL
and living witness that Shrnan Cough Lozenes will cure
consumption
Reader you that s;rous complaint do not neglect
taking the only remedy that will you you have only
slight cough cold, do not of taking this best OF all me-
dizziness have ghtness of the chest difficulty OF breath
ing tickling the throat asthma whoopng cough cough
attending measles 10 leo Nassau street the only Medicated
Lezenso America and get Dr. shermans Cough
I,ozepCcs. and be cured. ao-y
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-30

EEMALE ADMINISTRATION HAIR
Nature doubtless originally Rtendcj the appearances OF
ladies to be in accordance with their but how frea~eny
with what unpleasant sensations do see LADIES' otherwise
beautiful completely unsexed by that aascemy
= supe rnaous growth Of hair upon the face or neck
ATKINsON'S DEPlLATORI has proved itself IN thou
sands under the rropretors oser
positive and easy remedy for ttss unfortunate al
Fiction. !.
No cosmetic has been hailed with the univs sal sat
faction that has accompanied the introduction of th nvaua
BILE preparation application Of which will in few
moments entirely the hair, leaving the skin setter
finer, winter and much improved in its appearance
II so mild and harmless its nature that can be used
upon an infant, without the least dsleterious effect ,
consequence Of the increased demand for the articles e
proprietor has appointed Messr GUIONS, s9 Broadway
New York Agents for the United States OF America
for the Depilatory and Mahomed's Turkish Dye
ali. tsrv,s prize two dollars per bottle. m22.tfy
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DIy. JOSEPH EVANS.
OLD oALENs HEAD DlsPENsARY

No. ~ Pcck Slip, near Water street.
- DR. J. EVANS improved and successful practice or
the all delicate diseases ercuri Affections NC SC ~
v continued as usual CONFIDENTIAL, hi, Dpensay, No. -
Peck Slphch has been established upwards Of ~ years.
Persons aborine under diseases ~ private nature, or those
produced by the abuse Of mercury will BE- to be relieved
and health by Of treatment a
able expeditions aud ecacou BY applying At hs Dispassry,
No. ~ pt II Slip.
b. Dr. Es Offices arranged that patients moi
EXPOSED 10 each oaers observation In all most honor
able and inyiloahle secrecy tsobseryed.
M Persons ~ distance have nedeins with f IL
rscou. forwarded thca any part ~ The Union. Letters
JOSEPH EVANS, nj. d.
No I9 Peck slip, v
MA 0wy the right hand side roinc down 70 the vale,
- ElDLITZ POwDERs-Prepared from Sa,ory and
" Moores rcccips very superior article for sale ny
a5.lm' q ~ RING Gil Rroa1wsy
NUALs-50 tons Orre Goals, for sale by
~ a26y y. X COLLINS co. 90 South st
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PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC.
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON,


aesm fashion furniture bii dh t j gd hare
otema ofvchua Ian nd as o III fy Ae "a ANY
Gd H 70
ANo sToo miuspurs ocurupod it'll Paosd agn
every
M1 PURCHASED ID tito III advantage nd mA
diu tig Inn
fMj in m
Purchaser will nd heouar covered tn ~ an a,
epiefI isc, old att scbn ue,h SLOW 10 dpu he
nlem6n sign o I B d
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-26


with the soise man Of old, "There is nothinl
neU under the SUM-" MIRACLES have certainly
not ceased.
I. But, Fetl0D Citizens, you want some fur
Their evidence of his being federalist, exclusive
of my assertion.
&. In the first place, he, Mr.. Bingaman, sup
ported John Q. Adams, man who absolutely
inherited federal or aristocratic principles One
OF those principles was, "The PEOPLE are too
IGNORANT to govern THEMSELVES"
3. Every body knows that Gen Jackson re.
ceived the highest vote on the list of four can
didates, and Mr.. Clay the LOWEST Yet, by the
art of H0CUS POCUS, Mr. Clay was made Sc.
cond in the government, and Mr. Adams first
10. How dare Col. Bngaman now come for
ward and approve of the principles upon which
Gen Jackson went into power? The people are
not to be deceived by such shallow ARTI-
FlCE. When the principles of Col Bingaman
shall be consigned to the tomb Of the Capulets,
the future historian will ascrbe to Jackson, prin.
cples of the purest Democratic order. But the
GOLDEN AGE has certainly returned, and
the Lamb has lain down peceably with the
Lion.
ii. But his support of the PROTECTIVE
TARIFF of 1928, ought, certainly, to fix his
political character; yet, he wants Mr.. Clay
president, whe is denomiuated the father of this
most infamous enactment. A measure which ina
Poverished the southern states, and came near
ly to dssolvng the UNION. In l843 it will be
inferred, not with SORROW, as is usual, but
with general JOY, accompanied with PHANS
which will make the 'Heacenly ARCHES ring"
Should Mr. Clay survive till that EPOCH, he NAV
peccably confne himself to the domains of ASH.
LANDS
II. But Col. Bngaman has been selected for
a candidate by the Noparty PARTY, on account
OF his popular manner. Every expedient is
tried. This popularity will be tested on the 4th
and 5th of November.
49, The people of Mississippi are almost to-
tally of the republican order. Let them, then,
shake off the DELUSION into which they have
fallen Let it be no longer said, the political
cast of our state is problematcal Let us as
sumo that high rank to which we are entitled
in the republican family Of States, and remain
as impervious as ADAMANT.
H. passing word with regard to the Hon
S. S. Prentiss. 1t seems he is considered the
most t1lented man among them.H has ambition
to attempt any thing; and perhaps abilities to
do much injury to the cause Of the south. Are
we abont to install him in an office of immense
CONSEQUEN ofsIX years duration?
Is. Pause, then, FELLOW CITIZENS. Examine
every inch of grouSd upon which you tread
The burning BUSH is before you Who is Mr..
Prcntiss? and from wHENcE2 As regards his
federal principles, there can be no doubt You
have taken him to yonr bosom, and made him
great man. You may not find it so easy mat.
ter to UNMAKE HIM.
l6. You will also reflect that the election Of
SENATOR to Congress depends entirely on your
choice of State Representatives Think before
youact.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
P. S. In my next shall undertake to explain
The nature of BANKS in general
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-26
For the Piney Woods Planter.
To the People OF Mississippi.
No. w

THE NEXT PREsIDENcY-CoL. BINGAMAN
Mr. Editor
/. As the presidency may be c0ntri
red into the House of representatives, we should
be extremely careful in our selection of mem.
bers for that House.
2. The two candidates among the nep born
wings, are Mr. Bingaman and Mr.. Davis. OF
these Mr.. Bingaman is mainly relied upon to
convince tho people of the soundness of their
principles-if principles, in common they have
ANY.
g. Mr. Bingaman has made an exhibit Of him.
self among us. His person is good, of full size.
As an orator he is respectable, and his style ra-
Their above mediocrity. His opinions are pre-
cisely such as have gone abroad from PARTY
composed Of old federalists--federalists of l796,
in the days of Adams the elder, and the apos-
tate democrats Of the present day.
4. Wedonot calculate on the conviction ofthe
real federalists; they are ineOrrigible, But we
would gladly see the democrats of Mississippi,
who have been led astray by the DEMA.
GOGUES Of the times, return to the great fold
Of DEMOCRACY. They will be cordially re-
ceived to our bosom. The sooner they retrace
their steps the better, before their new tangled
opinions are inveterate. The mass of the PEG.
PIE will do right when properly informed.
S. In the first place, upon little scrutiny
we find Mr. Bingaman rank federalist that he
has uniformly been so. Such is the evidence in
his resident city, rScoNTRovERrIBLE.
G.. Any man is politically respectable who 10
uniformly consistent in principle; but when we
see the frrternal hug of the old federalists
with real democrats, we are ready to cry out
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-26
MihtG2.y Election.

WHEREAS, II having been made APP
" pear to me that certain number ol
citizens have associated themselves toge.
ther for the purpose of forming an Infan-
try Company, called the CELEBRITY
GUARDS" | do hereby order an election
TO be held in the town ofLberty, over the
store of Messrs. DonnelIa q Rudd, on the
LIST Saturday in November. to elect one
Captain, one LIST Lieutenant, one Cd Lieu
tenant, one Sd Lieutenant. and one En-
sign The following persons are ordered
to attend and hold said election. to wit -
M. M. WHITNEY,
0. J. DoNNELLA,
Il. M. DAVIS, Managers.
VIZ. SwEARINGEN,
L. J. GoRBoN.
j. w. y. WAY,
Col. Comm'd't. 9Th Reg't. MN.
Oct 20.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-26
TO the Public.

WHEREAS, ! have heretofore publish
W e5. by handbilIs and otherwise,
reward of$l000, for the apprehension and
delivering to the proper authorities Of the
aforesaid state and parish, Archibald Firth
an nhabitent Of the same, who had been
charged with the murder Of John Dorman
Now, this is TO mako known 10 tho public
that from this date | viii no longer ho!d
mysell bound for the payment Of the above
reward, which is hereby annulIed
STEPHEN REID.
Parish Of Avoyeles, Ln.,I
August "a, 1899.
The above is true and correct copy Of
the original, in my possession, signed in
he proper hand writing of Stephen Read
FRANCIS CULLOM.
Sept. o. 3l--iE
01-The "Free Trader" Natchez, viii
please give the above five weekly inser.
tons, end charge the same TO the "Pinoy
Woods Planter
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-26
Executors SAFE.
Oct &c

WE will expose at public sale, on the
w 4th Monday in November next. at
the door Of the Court House, in Liberty,
Amite county, Mi, to the highest bidder,
on credit ofone and two years, the tract
or parcel ofland on which Jeptha Iiarring-
ton, deceased, resided, containing 300
Acres, or thereaboutq. Said land lies
Immediately on Tangipaho river, the prin-
cipal part of which is first rate bottom
land, upwards of 200 ACRES in high
state of cultivation. Possession will be
given on the LIST day Of January next
The purchaser will DO required to give
note with approved security.
II. f. HARRINGTON,
a. w. HARRINGTON,
Executors.
Oct 70 3G-Gt
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-26
For the Piney Woods Planter.
THE DEMOCRATIC CREED, so FAR AS
III GOES

The Democrats are in favor Of equal rights
They are in favor of the rights of the states
and the union Of the states.
Thew arc in favor of the general government,
40 long as it confines its action within the pale
ofthe constitution.
They are in favor ofthe fiscal agency called
the sub. trcarury, for the reception, safe keep
,rr and remittance Of the public money, for
public purposes only.
They are in favor Of separating ths peoples
money from that of the banks, and enlrustlng
il TO the care Of their agents. who have TO give
bond and security for its safe keeping 70 double
tho amount that may at any time be in their
possession, and in cass they should use IT, SUD
isct "a be tried and condemned as lelons'