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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12
INR HuLLs RAprCAL CuRE on HIrPruREs-nI

NR HULLS RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Or
~ fee vesey street Astor ouseA Surgeon Of 10 years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cures
given IN all cfreducble rupture strength and
tticnal health Of the patient being otherwise wnfmpsired
With proper adaptation Or Huls Trs perfectly 70
am the rpture without pain the danger 10 the patient
the slightest interruptions 10 exercise or business
Attendance gwen IN private houses where resnired Al and
sn 6ocioek, ny the once Surgeon
Bratents cautioned against trusting spuriou,
euton Of Trusses advertised Improvements upon Hurs
Sonc genuine unless they bear the signature Of AMOS O.
aULL-snd the only ONCE In New Yorh s,he original one,
ormery 10 Fulton street but at Nod yesey street
Huse. s30eod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

- - G41AIGO AAAlOUo I'LL
for pains IN the hssd ssssA ..i bowss vs ~ Sss IL
sss.: :.s :: !; .s ss ~ & =
ssrtiaat. which bsProemsa - thsr sssey lsn sn
Dr. bsvsnport Celebrated Eye wstsr, which IN b..
tnorosshly for thirty b mild safe ard spss
Lfewse nat valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY whss
ton and % long tSo to be a,pssdy losihssns
The above valuable medicines are for sale in hs city By
lawrence Reese Co., Duryss CoehsraG H. H. schieslD
All orders directed to GEO. DIXON D.dhan. Mass. win
oe promptly attssdsdto ielo-6m'
$500 s,.ss II Dss,s.
Jeome Leroy Of Paris the most eectua and rapid ever
Those who wish avoid gack nss,yunss and them
selves with little trouble without liability Of exposure will
hnd this medicine we'll suited to their no
change Of DIET and does not affect the BREATH which pre-
vents the possibility Of discovery while using it,
subject 10 the troublesome that een after
the use Of other medicine and taken IN the first stage Of the
disease will arrest the discharge and remove all
feelings few days In long, proracted chronic stages
OF the disease in obstinate gee female complaints or weak
NEEDY ever and has cured many obstinate amer
every other medicine had failed. Of this kind Of
ss standing wa IN s tive y c
Medical advice and Medicines without effect Ia fact il
been used with such all Of the disease that
challenge case to be produced that wall not cure under
Each bottle has full description of the diseases and all the
directions for both the English and French
language-PRcE 81 BoTrLE, arge BEETLES Of double sixe
81 SOY
3 For sale only at the agents Office, Ne. IS NASSAU
four doors from Fulton street. stas Office open
until 8 clock in the evening. ole 3m-
d. nnA WILL BE FORFEITED, Al u. POETS Eradl
- 1OOO Gator fails to Of certain der
disease in less than "a hours For SALE wholesale
RETAIL BY appoint by A. B. D. SANDS, 70 Fu
street. and the following Drug Stores Of Chambe,
street and Broadway Of Chamber and Church
6a4 Broadway, So and $50 Bowery, Burnett HOW'LL, II
Bowery Carmne and Streets IS
AID Burnetts Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street
Price 81. o22-Sm
ChEkKi's ASTklNGkNT PILLS!' Celebrated for
~ the radical OF certain obstinate complaint acrthe
failure Of Capiv Cubebs aud experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity. xan
" New York, May 9th ls3s- Hotel, Broadway.--Tke
writer when his city from Charleston spring bought
half dozen boxes off Cherry Pills. in order that who
have been loag depending like himself he truly states that
before he had finished the third box his complaint had vanished
after having for FIVE previously vany tried all kinds Of
medicines injections, bousies change Of air. &C II
than ten months since his he weighs liza
pounds while last spring he only weighed lao pounds
Fer sale wholesale and retail by A. B. D. Sands 70 and
100 Fulton and the following Drug Of Chambers
and Broadway corner Church and Chambers SO $50
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL IL Bowerv GA Broadway
Carmine snd Bedford IS Sixth Avenue and Barnetts
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81.
so2 M +
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

MR. BRIsTOW respectfully announces 10 The Ladie,
l Bentemea Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
rstsrsed from secce visit TO Boston, and has srorErgr
his old established Writing Academy No It's Broadway for
the rurH or AL AGRA and OF every capacity
Day and Evening r ,ha Y.M rE .u ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

lvl under the Americas Museum. New Yorh.
o. Dr.. D. ENtRETT sprrses the puhkc that he
eensnos h,s soceni rssert fseases BY saf sns eca
c'cus remedies. NE relics mainly apen vegetables preparations
~ the cure of dose diseases 20 whseh Ne attends.
Dr. fssrss snd valuable TRUSS Hsrnia or Rus
nfe ccmbipes he eni operation Of too sprn upon Ne
rupture PAL aud sre.y gives an .quab force and r.san
NE into tine under all poshe isaes,oss attitudes a the
thus srsrior 10 all ether Of ths kEd
"uruss more ~sariy -hsn ssrlSd We slso hseps esk@
approved Patent Irmssss which sklfy spilled ssssa
k.hber STA tson sni Li.sn ss.pensosy Bsndages pro-
srus ant bsnasxss Hnss. nolss fr wsahss - the lons
and hsst ne 'ru celebrates Abdoasi sapporsv, In
prvsd by ~ kng or the of yslns 81 ~ Wonh,
rseoneoded ~ The nss Surgeons In the Unissd States
so kuroe Namerous pvsons been entirely cured BY
them sfisr having been co~kD~a their fer years
W There are two ensrsness d tA ehcs-ess from 1ie
broadway. door shs cf the Amsncss Muse
ard from No. 40 street Gvst DOOR from Brosd~sy
NB-Lssters frem s dlstaaes being poet paid
oil r~ceiss srnr~~a,ss~ sssvrssrn. o2oims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

nk AMOS q. HULL's OFFICES VESEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted TO the OF Hernia and Prospss
Of the uerus An experienced Surgeon graduate Of the
University Of this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment svorably known in this city for more
than ~ years. pstron'sed by the medical faculty to whose
good opinions its highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER to be had on calling
" above 4vEsEY STREET, Aston HOUSE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of an,
ID hind hut always bear in mind that any medicine that
countere.ed must &C sef be valuable Remember the onl,
place New York for the sale Of the genuine Hunters Res
Drop Is No. ass Pearl st. door north Of Chatham.
Price ~ per vial. o15 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY.
nR EyANs cSsiinuvs " be sonsuIle. cen6dent.sil,
~ IN All cases, m-rcurial and chronic disorders
where the most mprcved prssse he most m.
MI uesMient msy es dspendca on To prevent mssaes
bs particular 10 hnd NO. " Prcs Slip
Nsevv.s Sol containing complete pan Of medicine fo
every s OF the be abeve ana usr<
pat ~ tie rnstee States,
Ao. preventive reseoy sssss, v-s-..si that may h
fully relied on ~ MMee - "
Asttes post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy directions sent 10
Ser Attesdanee daily, until o'clock in the evening
The Omcss and Entrances well arranged and secrse
may be depended on
No connection WITH any ether Office out Of he city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

NEW MEDICAL OFFICE, ass Pearl st. ose door north
Of Chatham arranged exclusively for the sale the
oaed hun'srs Med Drop and Cor the Of class
ofdi'ems only. Price ~ rsr vial. oas I'm
Two THk LADiEs.-DH. A. q HULL's UTERO AD-
Il DOMiNAL SUPPORTER Is offered TO those afflicted
With pveiapr. Falling 81 hs Bsv5. and other diseases
iersndsne upon relaxation ohe abdominal muscles in
'trumenf calculated for relief and permanent
torAiscn 10 health When tAis Instrument carefully a,A
property h<d 10 the form az the patient u Invariably affords
The most ismedsis immunity from the distressing dragging
md bearing down. ssnsaans which accompany sesriy al
eaes Of Nseer. dsplaesme~s Of the abdomen skfu
y alvey. oliswsd BY early confession 81 radical
r.isf RON shs patient hereM The supporter IL simple
siroesos and be sPpss sy the pant without further
AMOS HULL,
OGcs, q vsssy street. Astor Hsuse New York
Pamphlet. seserbpe 10 and .rpeasn will be ressut-
~ al the once. EM sull
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-27
E11S0L8LhLkANi NiA0TSo
A DEED OF SEPARATION.
A TALE.
BY MRS. ABBY

Emma Wilmot, blooming sprightly girl
of eighteen, was reading the newspaper to
her mother and unc.e in the boudoir of the
former, and had just finished the account Of
an alarming fire in London. "Uncle," size
said, 81 think there are very few sights that
you have not seen; pray were you ever pres.
ent at tremendous fire -
"Yes, Emma" replied Major Hervey 81
was once present at fire tremendous e.
nough even 10 gratiiy young lady's taste
for horrors; il was the most awful descrip-
ton Of fire, because it was the work of an
incendiary, and combustibies had been laid
to give its progress artificial rapidity; it was
not London fire either, where the spring
of watchman's rattle acts as the wave Of
an enchanter's wand in procuring engines
and assistance from every quarter 1t took
place in retired country situation, ten
miles from any town, and, 10 sum up the
horrors, it was at the house of my most
dear and valued friends"
" VIII you tell me the particulars uncle?"
said Emma: " that is, if it will not make you
sad to do so -
1t will not make me sad, Emma, for
that fire is connected with the most pleas
urable event in my life, and most happy am
I, for the sake Of my freinds, that it took
place 70
perhaps your friends were poor," said
Emma; had insured their house much be-
yond its value, and were glad of the addi-
tional money 2"
" No, Emma, you are wrong; the house
Of my friend was certainly insured, but the
insurance was. beneath its value, and they
lost many little articles of use and ornament
endeared 10 them by circumstances, and
which no money could replace; however,
they found an article more precious than a.
ny they had lost"
"Oh! now | guess the mystery-they
discovered concealed treasure in the ru-
ms"
"You are at once night and wrong: they
certainly gained treasure, or rather they
regained it, for they had possessed it once,
and wantonly cast it away"
"Now, uncle, you speak in riddles; do
tell me the story"
Major Hervey looked at Lady Wilmot,
who gave nod and smile Of assent and
he began his narrative.
"Aboul twenty years ago, Emma, went
10 pay visilto young married couple, for
whom | had sincere regard; lhey lived in
a beautiful country house, surrounded by
spacious grounds. Itwas spring; the whole
neighborhood seemed one sheet of blossoms,
and the clustering branches of the lilac and
laburnum, gave beauty and fragrance to my
walk through the avenue leading to the res
idence of Sir Edgar and Lady Falkland
They were young, handsome, wealthy, in.
tellectua, and yet my visit to them was OF
a melancholy nature. They did not live
happily together. They had decided on
separation, and the purpose of my journey
was to inspect and witness deed of separ-
Ats maintenance"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-27
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
THE PLor REVEALED.

We al reco. iclt what dsIurhausr was eaulei IN
the ,sbi.r ranks Nhrn somewhat more than a wear
ago ths Boston Atlas frankly c0nigSscd that The old
caaJ dates ct Villagers, and especially Mr.. Cay,
had no, tt- popularity 10 command The VOTES 81 me
paopse The Atlas Was ruundly rated, aud at last
whisael ,nse the ranks again hut subsequent e
vents have terminated b sOaEarc, aud Il noW re'-
crates lit, declaration. Il ,r,ls lc Wings PLAINLY,
that they have the folly 10 run Nh Cay. a is-
graceful defeat inevitably swaits them. II aceot-
dinghy recommends his reD0ncmnon m iavoE Ola
CANDIDATE less aknoSious, aud one vao wAi be uhs
to unite the dscurdan, fragments Of the Opposition
Gen. HASRlsoN is represented 10 be such onei and
TO sustain rs opinion, leating hfucrs Afe auosea
from varaus journals IN the North, West Snd South,
ell establishing the hopeless unpopuAHy OF Mr'
Clay, and some Ct them painting dfreuy 70 ne
.diEary ChieflaIH A. ls successor. Ia thrse sF-
tclcs a. wei as in that of the Atlas, much y SAID
about the necessity OF harmony, and OF eoneihanhg
the various divisions Of the mongrel party whlsh
Is known By the vague appcllauon OF Wh't' 10
show what is meant here by thes Significant terms,
W cite the following passage from one ct The aT'I-
cts quoted hv the Atlas aud which Is taken tom
the Indiana State Journal;
One thing the Wig. ought moi to do aud that
is, reject The support al the Abohuon,slS"
Now, the aboluonlsts have lately resolved, IN sll-
rmn convention to support no man who - not IN
favor of the IMMEDIATE ABOLITION or SLAVERY.
Here, then, is the condition upon which alone wing
ery can eNpect ~ obtain the support OF the Aboli.
uonsts Let the South hook Ia these things
conspiracy Is brewing against hrr rights, Interests,
and peace, more formidable than asy thing which
we have vet seen. GLOBE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
From the Wesleyan Methodist .MGga-iae.
TO MY INFANT.

Sweet be thy sleep,
Tnb-ok1n by thy mothers anguish wild;
! w,ed not wake thee from thy sunhers deep,
My child! my child
No the glad spirit,
Like freed bird has soar'd in hight away;
And would not recall thee 10 inherit
A prison house oiclay.
The strife is DER
To God again his own best gift Is given;
And now INV child beholds forever more,
His face in Heaven,
Yet let ne gaze
On the fair shrine from viii n the soul is flown,
few short moments, while the grave delays
TO claim its own.
How sweet in death
1nn.ars hat face so calm, so purely lar
Beauty, that fed not with the ileetng breath
Still Ringers there
No touch pain
Oasis lis dark shadow on that marble broWi
And tears Of guilt or grief shall never STAN
That pure cheek now.
In the calm grave,
Nocorc nor pain, nor SIN shan harm thee uoie !
Mo so,m is past, and lile's troubled wave
Has thrown thee on the shore
Farewell, my child
The blessed thought is mine, IN good or Ill.,
rim, ,hou art now an angel undsilIed,
And thy mother SIN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21

Henry Clay, and sgaIns the vital interests Of Mis-
sissIpPi. The same party which urged the peo-
pie Of Mississippi 10 vote for John q. Adams IN
1924 and m lS2s, are now asking YOU to vote
lor hs supporter and Secretary, Henry Clay, for
the Presidency, aud 10 elect as Governor Turn
en- and 10 Congress Mr. Bingaman,' and to the
Senate Mr.. Prenliss, men Who supported John
Quincy Adams in ls2s, and support Clay now,
and thus call upon YOU to abandon all your long
cherished republican principles
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-21
yuF GREEN HILLS OF MY FATHER
LAND.

The green hills Of my iather-land
In dreams still meet my view,
| see once more the wave-gIrt strand
The ocean depth of blue
The s,y-the gotOus sky oatSpread
Above their calm repoSe--
The river, DER its rocky bed
Still singing as It flows
The Stiffness ollhe Sabbath hours,
When men 90 up to pray
The sunlight resting on the flowers
The birds That sing among the bowers,
Through all the summer DAY.
Land ormy birth 2--mine early love
Once more thine airs breathe
see thy proud hills tower above
Thy green wales sleep beneath
Thy groves, thy rocks, thy murmnring rms,
All rise before mine eyes,
The dawn Of morning on thy hills,
Thy gorgeous sunset skies,
Thy Iorests, from whose deep recess
thousand streams have birth,
Gadning the lonely wilderness,
And filing the green sllenlness
With melody and mirth.
wonder if my home would seem
As lovely as Of yore
wonder if the mountain stream
Goes singing by the door
And if the flowers still bloom as fair;
And fthe woodbines climb,
As when used TO train them there,
In the dear olden time!
wonder if the birds still sing
Upon the garden tree,
As sweetly as in that sweet spring
Whose gentle memory does bring
So many dreams to me
know that there bath been a change,
A change DER hall and hearth
Faces and footsteps new and strange,
About my place of birth
The heavens above are still as bright
Asn the days gone by,
But vanished is the beacon light
That cheered my morning sky
The bill, the vale, and wooden glen,
And rock, and murmurng stream,
That wore such glorious beauty them
Would seem, should return again,
The record ola dream
mourn not for my childhood's hours,
Since, in the FAR of West,
Meath summer skies, in greener bowers,
Ny heart hath found its rest;
mourn not for the hills and streams
That chained my steps so long,
Yet slill see them in my dreams,
And hail them in my song.
And often by the hearth-fre blaze,
When winter ewes shall come
sIt and talk Of other da,si
And sing the well-remembered lays
oimy green mountain home.
Coon ADvlcE.-Read good books, seek out
companies, attend good counseis, initiate g
examples and vote the democratic ticket, ana
Wil be wise, happy and contented man-Wlll
10 see the times prosperous. and the utter ami
Ion Of all rag-shinpIastsS swindling pape"pTon
pay.
fellow coming out Of tavern one icy NOR
falher blue, cell on The door step. Trying to re
DIS iooting, lie remarked #, as the Bible
lie wicked stand on slippery places, must DC :,
"a different class, for il is more ihanl can do'
The Riding Fassion-A gambler. on ms d.
oed, having seriously taken leave Al hs physl
Tho told him thathe could NOT live beyond
9clock newt morning, exerted the small stfeng'
mad lelt 10 call the doctor bank, which having
eomptshed with difficulty, for he could haFniN
.etd whisper" Doctor" SAID he, II u oel
I'VE Euiness | I've tn nine
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

The following article is from me Of
the FIRST scholars in the upper couniFv.
Although IL was not designed for tie
public eye, We have taken tie liberty oi
laying il before orr readers with The
hcpe that il may make PerimPEessioa
on those who have charge Of The eduea-
lion Of tie youth Of the land. II we wish
them to be orderly aud useful members
of society. they must be disciplined Early.
The nuFssry and the school room are the
orly places in which Tie lessons Of
obedience and submission lessons hard
10 learn any Whsfs) can be tanghl 20
advantage. Let the PaisHi and teacher
practice on this principle. and hose scenes
of riot and blnodsLsd which disgrace our
country will sooa cease TO crimson tie
cheek Of the American pairio, and Ia
excite in his bosom approximations far lie
preservation Of our free institutions.
The extract from the Inaugural address
Of Chancellor FIelinghnysen on ihe sub.
ieeI Of Education. which viii also be
found below. contains sentiments as jusI
as they are beautifully expressed. They
deserve TO be printed in l"!iers Of gold
aud suspended in every school room ~
our country.
However some persons may sheer Al
the idea. the important truth which vas
taught by Washington. Is acknowledged
by most Of The wise and thinking portion
81 the community. that IiriUe and
Religion are the only sure basis Of q
Republican Government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

he bais II these irses - thsre ever has
been. Calculaliag thea. - Il uss czicu-
i2ied By rons Of ne most exfeIienre5
persons. lhaI De dsGand vii b. - great
jari0g lie nexi fev years = they weE-
lie iasl. and inst they would have cum
manded = high price il there had heen
: I'll crop - they did lhe last. il il not
reasonable 70 suppose ihai they viii be
worth more! Yes. Mr. Editor. even
more than hey we're lie lasI year. for The
demand will be grraasr and The supply
smaller. The southern country must
have Them. md they must pay Tor them.
let not The euliiEators of the :. Multi-
eaulls" he N al discouraged. Tor II there
i small crop they will no doubtTecsiEe
- much for lhem - II they hal made >
large one. Il.