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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

MEDICAL CARp.-DR CAhPENTER, Ne. Pecb
I slip. New York deems il proper occasionally 10 reniss
the public that he continues to administer 10 the Afflicted at h
old established D,spesssry
To citizens Of this metropolis he need,
no hersds his victory disease
ricafed and forms deem IL maternal
be very specific enumerstag the Of the mas
dies o which mankind and ~omank'nl are subject.
To strangers he beg leave most respectfully TO remark ta
he confines himself to Office practice and devotes himself
sonally the welfare Of his patients, keeps assistants
shop boys has separate Offices for the privacy Of patients
who come-in contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he is regularly educated 70 tn
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his drom
In the year 1873 Of the New York Stat Medical Society
signed BY highly respected and much lasened Jshn r.
Rodgers M d. President and that he has Zee long series Of
wear. devoted himself the treatment aud Of all decat
and private diseases
II nearly thirty year, assduoo and arduous applications
the duties Of the medical profession, and constant smikar,
with every stage and variety Of particular Glass Of diseases
sdsd collegiate and regular medical education ente th
any preference the tro in the rro.s
Won Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper TO direc
the attention Of discerning public TO the inference Of the
pArison, asd an investigation Of his clsss.
% Charges reasonable and eHectusl cures in all
rrsnsed separate and private occs-Pstients never
n contact
BE particular assn6sr- Peck Slip, Pearl street
sl-v DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

DYsPEPslA may be cured without having recourse 10 ed
~ cine, by using drink FiLrrnro RAis warra
[ABsRSErHr.
PARKEs Of No. Wall st., N. ". Manufacturer Of he
English Ferer and late Foreman to tn celebrated Georr,
Robins Of London beg to inform the public that has aso.
ciated himself IL business with Mr. George Wade the Pa
tentee double Fterer and that they have o. hand
Machines Of either kind warranted 10 perform
Price from 50 and upwards No connection with .ny other
person or persons who selling what hey Offering
chimes
Bills Of particulars may be had as above.
Ferer repaired and goods packed and sent to any part
the worlo. y Alms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
PAFa1T WnDLAso.
B E DIS n II A ID.

60 TNK sssssrsbs<,, Isls Prspsisss.s a Ns..Assss
f.,.. = s.sl r:.. - ssss,: :s :s =,
's..sd-eo.Sa.i.s s.:s, essveuisnce and isrsbaisy.
made refse hsht and ali Abiiy 70 as still les~
nc elasticity II Me ssne which renders psrtisuiy easy,
down sx.A orbut little trouble n comparison with ths
any e@ ssssracten, whilst me PRESTON win which the
Ps ars fitted acts safeguard against the intro
Frsn the taken 10 render each Bedsteaa perfect their
ssases for durability will recommend them Pchasers-
VINO are invited to call and examine large assortment now on
Also large assortment of elegant Furniture, Mattresses
Tw.Sc '-s sou II aIIci No. 1876 Broadway,
ielsy Trsnklia House
Forty Years Experience in various ciimates-Itcsn-
ty-foar years established in this csfy-Nesfher
Quacksry nor Imposition
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
nR. j. EVANS continues 10 be consulted conndsnlsly
~ in all W .-'l m-rcurial and csronic disorders
where the m"s improved practice he most and
mild treatment may be deprnesa on To prevent mistakes
dasys containing ,eonps. plan Of msas'., 70! 70,
~ s the will be ssn, 70 10
any part Of the Uniee status,
Ae. preventive remeay against V''"'i that may DC
letters post paid describing the case and enclosing
der. Attendance daily until o'clock in the evening.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be dependsd on
No connection with any other Office Of the city.
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
nl+y No. IL Peek sIIp, N. Z.
ID HOUSTON, NJ. D., DENTIST has returned from Char
lesion s. c.. and resumed the practice OF his Profession
his residence No 30 Park Place. where he Will be erma
nently located. lel3-2meedf
THEMALE MISUNDERSTANDING HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance OF
ladies be in accordance with their but how frequently
and with what unpleasant sensations do ladies' otherwise
beautiful completely unsexea BY that unseemy disagreement
rdu roxvthoc hair he laceor peck
ATKINSON,S DEPILATORY has proved itselfi thou
sands that have under the rropetor okser
be positive and easy remedy for this unfortunate At
hictioa
No cosmetic has been hailed with the sal atis
faction that has accompanied the ntroduetionof nvalua
BILE preparation application of which will in few
entirely the hair leaving the skin softer
finer, whittier, and much improved its appearance
II is mild and harmless nature that be used
spon infant without the least deeterous effect.
In consequence of the increased demand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Messrs GulONS, lac Broadway
New York General Agents for the United States Of America
for the Depilatory and Mahomed's Turkish Dye
Country dealers will be supplied by them the most
able terms. Price dollars per bottle. n22.tfy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

eel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey COOS.
qsn y the badge oil our professionally T. Com. .4do.
"" one OF these pens we endeav ering 10 DO Jus
uce 10 ar Gos ssefnes and scarcely rccocuize our
o"s hsndwork the Pes by some influence In
dePendent OF our own voon the traced bv II
are superior TO we have hitherto attempted we
nave pleasure bearing this public testimony Mr. Go,t
Ton affords a. r-Nep York Herald
Gaoas Steel Pens"-"We not in the habit Of using
metallic pens but We hnd those Of Mr. JOSEPH elliott best
we have ever tried and heartily them excel
tent They are the handsomes too, that
hst goes and the mode Of fastening them stem SUI
Peror to that have holding them much 6rmer
and n better position The in which they came at least
To US easket worthy Of its jewels On the whole elliott.
York .Gassne 10.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

NO III ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING-The extensive e;rculati
OF the HrR,LD both IN town and country makes sur eror
channel for advertisers.
ron TwvLvE LiSks on lsss.
day, 70 days, ~ IS days, 81 81 10 days. - -
90 80 90 III 81
DOL i75le sIal IN 80
ros sfcHr LINES Lxr.
weeks, ~ so months 50 %
1 month"; q 90 & m,~,tb. ia a.
20 Az advertisements to be paid bsfore their Insertion
Advefusements inserted in the WESLEY HERALD al al 90
per square every Insertion
Messse HsnaLD-issued every morning, except Sunday,
price tso cents w copy. Country subscribers furnished AZ
the same rate for any specific period remanes IN ad
vsnce. 70 paper sent, unless paid in advance
,WttNLy HEsaLD-ssued ever Saturday morning ~
clock price SIR per copy Furnished country ,uh,sv,,
bers Al W per ann,n, in advance.
COMMANDMENTS requested 10 address their letter, IN
Ja'ss odes B,nnea Proprietor and kdtor and all letters
On bus'ns. nnt be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

aJoseph Gott patent elongated metallic pers the best
article Of the kind that have used We back the
qu time ago after trying almost every variety OF
ta pen in the market satisfied that pens equal to
those produced Goose Co.'S having come across r
blo have again enlisted every good democrat should
under tae metallic aanerr-Bosfon Morning Pest.
The itself 10 worthy its rich contents aud the whole
credit the that has saved
such world Of trouble in cutting goose suii and nbbing
points little used.
awe may safely speak Of tAese pens srceea deserv
ing hish naaiion S-Phni. u. 8. Ga-.
good steel pen lasts longer than qs and when il
past have only threw away and 81 another
to the holder and there you are and squpped for crb
bling II made Of the best STEEL and properly tempered,
the With Got they quite elastic the best Ho
Land xsssa qu aud have the Of losing either
heir point their elasticity BY In short 20 the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
HEALTH.
SAL L w AT Err B A T H 8

For Castle Garden and the foot Of Desbrosss
street, Sd Pier south of Canal street, North River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

&E(M KEWAhp'-CFVsss sPECIFIC MIXTURE
sDOVO for the Of Gonorrh9a Geets Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organ, Of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certaa.
gard TO Diet drink exposure change in application
We give long qSacksh recommendations 10 deceive the
public IL the medicine does not speak fr itself shall
speak for IT, Our object Is 10 notify where be had and
that the proprietor challenges single o onorrhoa
to be brought in which the mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture Of 500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
cicyhgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
are now presented With remedy BY which they
themselves without the least exposure, the shortest pos
sible.
Further the disease cannot be contracted IL dose the
Mixture Is taken al night going bed Wien exposed
II u put up bottles with full directions
Al 81 bottle One bottls lasts week, wsch sursS
Many cured In days.
For sale only al DIR WM. ". MINORS Drug Store, No,
1913 Broadway Dey street House.. New YORK
and at Jones Huchnson Of Chestnut and seventh
streets, Philadelphia jels-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
I'M ~ CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
QHEn LY, !. usual a 81, -aies Stranger. az.

I'M ~ CONSULTED CONFIDENTIAL
ksSlOKTU2 LY, usual, at his -fice Strangers are
app'ised tht DR.. O. has been regular
scan AMI Surgeon and that he devetes
attention exclusively Office practice Those debaing
nercuria still BY the elder aembers of the
profe sion d,sc arded IN his practice The recent i'm.
renced practical Surgeon 10 adopt safe speedy e.
cacious methcd &C treatment II u presumed that discerning
public will be enabled 70 distinguish betweet vende,
and medical preend.r and the educated Physician, whose
claim, are founded upon scientific requirements.
Br osce = W. Ann sireeseparate entrances and
Offices Private entrance fourth door from the Mn
seum. Lamp at the Office deor. fyls-lm'
A LUxURlANT HEAD or HAIR .-Wyeths Cream
IN Of Lies considered superior 10 article fo
the establishment growth preservation Of the hair and
Tor of red light brown auburn hair whskers
tess let bsck-he latter quality depending vezetabe pro.
ducton For baduess the Cream Of Lilies justly
for its CELEBRITY Of reproduction.
From the Proprietor OF the " ". Y. Age
Mn. JoHS WrErH-sr; After sx weeks Of your Cream
Of Lilies hair is completely restored after hssrsss trial
OF some dozen. of articles told you while travelling in Ms
souri, last year had the bilious fever and had been nearly
year almost bald also applied vhkers and strange
saw they assumed JET black permanent color having
With respect and gratitude am, sir, yours,
w. NJ. WATT.
New York, May 18th, 1888.
For as wholesale and re,a. At the Porrctor prices ny
d. SANDS, 70 and 100 Fulton st., Guion lisp BROAD
way; Minor Broadway, Hart, Chamber aud Broad.
way; Saunders 1863 Broadway; Dcke Ala Broadway; Clarke
Ogden col Broadway; Syme 81 and $50 Bowey; Bevar
Church and Chamber st.; w somerye, ath woos-
ter wyeth 26s Hudson Cotton, Blocker ST. Creighton
cor Bedford and ,rnne Sta Lindsay Is 9th Avenues
IOs 6 Avenues Nicely, Christopher st. and Greenwich
lane-and Nv Drug and Fsroy Stores in America SC
Price so CO ts.
~ Beware Of coualerit. and worthless mutations. and
FAC smile Of" J. Wye,h"on each. jyis-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
ID EMOvED DR.. H. vfLLERs has removed from M,
IL IS Liberty street TO Ne. 40 Li.penard street

To SUIT THE TIMEs.-oPERATIvE DENTAL
sURGERf-The subscriber performs ever, operation on the
teeth aud the modern and principles Of
the Dental art, and with professional sh irregularities Of
the teeth in children and adults remeded carou teeth filled
with goId loose teeth rendered firm; teeth crracte teeth
hred from one tooth to complete set Feesreduccd
onc.tlrd.
NIB Toohache removed simultaneously. Price 90 cents
mylsSm DIR. ". VILLERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
DIR. q l. o ER,S
LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRIJSS

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS.
GAm The attention OF those afflicted with Hernia :
~ called to new Truss, lately patented in the
UH1 city of New York. lt' surerioriiy every
W> other instrument viii be evident on a mere
Inspection for unlike every other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon by double spring. which is fixed con-
to the lower Of the pad
thus keeping the pad closely applied every attitude
body adjusting and adapting itself under all ances
the person and to the part which be applied Pos
sessing double spring. and consequently double
elasticity, il is rendered and convenient the wearsr
The above Truss Aas taken the place of all the per-
retention and Of hernia almost
the only Truss the city OF New York. the
adjacent country The above Truss adjusted applied by
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention subject
his Office No. 2Ann street. Broadway doors the
American Museum where they may be had wholesale and
jelly
B. IRWlN& CO., Members of the Royal College .f Sur
u geoas London continue TO be consulted delicate
All their various stages al their Office 20g Fulton
street. where from the commodious OF
persons laborng ader delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety.
JB Irwin Co pledge themselves tina. in all case, Of t.
ncce their without has bee
ul and speedy They need by certificates the public
attention their superior pract, those Diseases
puation this city we'll known aud by who
had 10 conhde their honor Ii strongly reso-
sded females who habit % using their Deobs
Pills. that than two shsud be on any occa-
might produce effects which these would be
mothers DESTROYS to avoid had-,ecept
cured in days. Thos. who bave
by secret and destructive habit, obtain relief Solvent
security all that will be required until shall effect
ed Letters paid detailing the Of the complaint
and covering suitable fee will be Immediately and
medicines with full directions forwarded to the parties.
)hce. 2044 Fulton street. ivlslms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

90 -. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly "a Bar
clay street, has removed to No. 603 Warren street, and do
from West Broadway. myl0-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL PENS.

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No Bcck street..
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III
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22
FROM THE PACIFIC.
We have been favored with the folio wing
exirac, FROM letter dated
E.k IGc0

We have been favored with the folio wing
exirac, from letter dated
VALPARAISO, Feb. 90, 1880.
"Grea, rejoiciugs have been gone through
with on shore within the last week, ewing
to the intelligence received by the Chilians
of the success ofiheir army over Santa Cruz,
in a late battle in which the latter was CON-
pletely rnuted. They have kept up the Gel
ebration for n week, scarcely thinking of
any thing else, and the illumination of the
town presented a very pretty appearance
from on board ship, the houses being gen.
orally situated on the sides Of the hills, one
above another.
"By an arrival here few days since of
French merchant barque, we have been
thrown into quite an excitement by report
which they make of the abrupt appearance
of an island quite near them, day or two
previous To their entry into this port. Ii is
said TO be in lat. 33 30, S. long. 76 80, w.
The story of the captain is, that sailing n
long with the wind free, he was astonished
to see considerable no,ion Of the water
Immediately under his lee, and in mo-
ment aferward an island spruging up from
the spot, which in few moments aferward
divided into three parts, tumbIing over and
forming quite a long island. A French ship
of war left day or two afterward for the
purpose of surveying it, but has not yet re-
turned-and Chllian transport from Peru,
which brought in the news of the battle,
was near being lost upon it. Its situation
from this place is about w. S. W., distance
$50 miles, and in the direct track of vessels
coming from The Northwest Bait. Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22
From the Louisianian Nav Sth.

FROM the Louisanian May Sth
Depiorab6 Accident on board the Steamer
George Collier.
For some time past the news Of accidents
to steamboats, has multiplied in a frighiful
manner, among which the most terrible is
that which happened to the George Collier
The following are the particulars of the
accident, as furnish ed by the clerk;
New ORLEANS, May7.
Messrs Editors-GentIemen Ii is with
painful feelings that have to state to YOU
the particulars Of an accident, which occur
red on board the steamboat George Collier,
on her voyage from this place to St. Louis,
Missouri.
At half pgst one o'clock, on the morning
Of the 9th inst, when within so miles of
Natchez the piston rod gave way breaking
the forward cylinder head, and carrying
away part Of the boiler stands. The
steam which escaped scalded As persons,
26 Of whom died in the course of the day.
A list Of those dead and scalded is suhjoin-
cd. Five or six children have been 50 njur-
ed that they are not expected TO recover.
Here toliow the names Of 23 persons
and too children, who hare died; and Of
IA persons and fec children, acho were seal
ded, some of them badly.
The following additional particulars We
copy from the Picayune of May Sth.
Twelve of the unfortunates were buried
in the neighborhood Of the disaster. The
George Washington shortly came along on
her way down, and took the George Collier
in tow. The other fourteen, who survived
but few hours, were inferred at wood
yard nearer to this city.
We visited the ill-facd boat yesterday,
and the sight that met our eyes was truly
heart-rending. The survivors lay about
on pallets, the flesh boiled down off their
bones, as i, were 4: some issuing The most
pteous monns-others, unable 10 utter even
y groan. There were those among them
partially ccnsolsd by the soothing care of
friends and more who had none from
whom to seek sympathy but strangers.
a Frenchman might tie heard to cry,
go mon dieu mon deu ~ and a poor
German by his side TO calculate in sorrow-
ing accents, " mein 90, mein go, - 1t
was scene al which heart of adam ant
would melt with pity.
The boat was built in Pittsburg some
four years since the piston rod, now bro
ken, has since been in use.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22

No Special MiNfsrER.-The Globe of
Friday night announces that the President
of the United States has determined To
send no special minister To England. This
is what we have expected all along.
Appended to this announcement of the
Presidents decision, we find copies of the
correspondence between the American min
lister and Lord Palmersion. In an official
note, the American minister apprised his
Lordship Of The provision made for such n
mission, and thus change the place Of ne
gotia,ion from Washington to Londoa,
provided it would be agreeable to the Brit
ish government, and be the means of has
tening or facilitating the adjustment of the
controversy. Lord Palmerston replied that
her Msjesiy's government considered the
communication which Mr.. Stevenson had
been instructed To make upon the subject of
the special mission ga fresh proof of the
friendly disposition of the President, and of
the frankness which it is hoped will always
characterize the intercourse between the
two governments" He then goes on 10
state that as Maine has refused Ia accept n
conventional line, and new arbitrator is
oat of the question, there appears no meth
od Of adjusting the vexed question except
by fresh survey; and as a messenger has
been Dispatched to Washington for the pur-
pose of suggesting such proceeding and
arranging its preliminarles, il is deemed
best by her Majesty's government to con-
tinue the seat of the negotiations at WASH
ington, where they were commenced.
That it would always be agreeable to her
Nnjesty's government" says Lord Palmer
ston, "to receive any person enjoying the
confidence Of the President, and sent hith-
er to treat of matters affecting the interests
OF both countries, the undersigned is per-
suaded that the Government of the United
States cannot possibly doubt;" but for the
reasons already re-captulated, the policy of
such mission is doubted, as it would raise
expectations on both sides Of the Atlantic,
which could not but be disappointed. Ia con-
clusion, the decision of the matter is left TO
the President Of the United States, who, BY
declining to appoint a minister, acquicsces
in the views of the British Government.
How amusingly this calm and courteous
diplomatic exchange of words contrasts
with the fire and thunder Of the newspaper
press on both sides of The Atlantic. We
nre sorry for our New Brunswick friends
that the chance Of war lessons every day.
The loss of the fine pickings in commissar-
lat ard other stores which they will lose
will be sad disappointment.
~ Y. Dispatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22
Dfe0.

In this town on Tuesday Nth inst. Mrs. Lydia
Hicks, widow of Capt. Benjamin Hicks, aged 50
years.
Os Thursday morning last, Hannah Gould
daughter Of the late Benjamin Gould, in the 9th
year Of her age.-A worthy member Of The Society
of Friends.
On Thursday evening last Miss Ann B. Tilley
daughter ofthe late Mr. John Il. Tiley, in the
Both year Of her age.
At Cincinnati, (Ohio) on the 9th inst. at the res
idence of her son-in-aw David Bollss, Mrs. Sarah
Price, aged "A years, widow of the late Capt Johr
Pnce. of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22

Emigrotion-Iiiinois.-The Sangamon
Journal anticipates great emigration from
the Eastern States to Illinois, the present
year, and mentions the projected settlement
Of several large entries in the neig ghborhood
of Springfield. by colonies from the East.
The Journal looks for an accession of 49,
600 souls Ia the population of Illinois by
emigration the present year. Beautiful pra-
rie lands, with timber convenient, within
four miles of Springfield, can yet he obtain
ed, the Journal says, at six and seven dol
lars per acre. Sangamon is one of the old
er counties of the State, and has all the ad-
vanisges Of matured and well cultivated
country. Springfield, the county town, has
been selected as the future capital of the
State, and is admirably located for an ex-
tensiSe inland city. 1t is now one of the
largest towns of the State, and Of its bust
ness every one must form favorable opin-
ion who glances at the broad, fresh filled,
advertising columns Of the Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22

We learn, says the Kennebec Journal,
from a gentleman who arrived from Que
bee last week by the Kenuebec road, that
the British nre about commencing fort at
Madawaska. II is to he called barracks
but the walls are to he eight feet thick.
" We have some doubt" the Journal adds,
" whether the home government will enter
fully into the views Of the provincial in for
tifying their position in our ierritory-tbat
is, unless our Government should be unpnr-
douably remiss in its duty. If the British
wish to build Fort and make us a pres
ent of il as an offse, for Fort Blunder,
(Nouse's Point) it may be very WE'LL"