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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

THO MARRIED WOMEN-.aiadame RESTELL, Fee
male Physician, beg leave 10 cali the at,eaiion of the
married subject the vital connected not
only with their well being health and happiness but often their
very subject intimately nte and blend
that hold and dear lining itself
around every life; neparably fraught
with good evil well children ourselves that
sincerely be hoped that the motives by which she is
tuated will ts msconceved and misapprehepded That
many evils moral and physical under which labor
he soened prevented and many guarded against
and thus open the path the Of condition.
morally physically and intellectually the firm opinion
Of every canda enlightened rejecting mind Mach OF the
suffering misery wretchedness ard existing around
be attributable Of the capacity granted to
for wise end 20 CONTROL small degree des
ues but for this ~he pine poverty oilng but 10 live
and living but to toll in few year. acquire comforta
BILE competence and extend their offspring those advantages
OF education and oil which their present
deprive them OF hsowng but for this many
mother the meridian Of life would be spared the
anguish and suffering Of old age; but for this aec
Of early and grave bet for h many be-
ref husband would have still been blessed with the
companonshp of the partner ofhs Joys and sorrowsh soth
adveis and his sharer in Prospery and many lovely
and temptations of cold and unfeeling word right
have had morers tender and slictuds IL this be
So bousd BY every obliea human aud divine
by duty to ourselves to husbands and more
health, nay life that may and watch
those 10 whom allied by ties the most
sacred aud binding Is it not wise and vrtuous to pre-
evils to which SUBJECT by simple and healthy
within control Every disI assionae, vrtuous
and mind, will ushesatngy answer in the sfr
native. This. then is all that Mrs H. recommends
with full and particular directions Fer the convenience Of
those unable 10 call personally, Circulars fully
plauaory will be sent free OF postage exceped to
any part Of the city Or United states All letters must DC
Physician Principal Office i60 Greenwich street. New York
Office hours from 9 A. M. TO r. NJ. .n2-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30


street sic
E,oR coLoRINa RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA
II NENT BROWN OR BLACK.-Red or erev hair ma,
permanently coored rich and glossy brown or bIseh hv
Jingle application Of ed Turksh DYE and a
nuriug the hair most paraens de- II improves Ne A.
pesrance and 10 very lururany lust IL
repsston Of this article that orders been for
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have sa,
cory tested m eesey while Al home Price a Der bottle
and sold wholesale and retail a.
oUIoNs, lse Broadway.
siey Asen" Tor the United states Of America
MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFICE No Ann street
IVl under the American Museum, New York
90 Dr.. B. EVERETT spprpses the pubIie that ~
ccpsue hs successful treatment diseases b, safe ana eesi
cisus remede He relies mainly upon vegetable prepsrstov
or the cure OF those diseases 10 which he attends.
DR.. Everettsne~ and valuable TRUSS Tor Hernia oy RIM
tue, combines The joint operation Of springs pou the
rupture pad and thereby eqssbe force and resans
the ntesps under ~ possible n6erions attitudes AZ ~
body ssd % thus superior 10 ell other instruments of tks kul
gives more security when applied He aso heess sAhss
approved Pser Trsses which skilfuy applied Ipess
Rubber, sh Cotton and Lren supeusory Bsndsses pre-
apsus ami RsDdagss Russia Bolts Tor weakness In the lous
and back the truly celebrated Abdounai supvoer, n In
proved by DR. Knight for the OF Falling cf the Womb
recommended by all the first Surgeons the United States
and Europe Numerous persons have entirely cured y
them after having been coo6ned 10 their for yesrs
Or there are two estrssees u this ece--sus fFou 7le
boaSway newt door 70 NE estanes or the Amsuees Muss
um and from No. A. srse< erst door frs~ BscsA~sy
b-Leiters frem pssso~s a dntaues bsinG psd peid
r'n receive immedssts attention. s1im'
TvOLErTIONa al n ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

CHARLES COX Tailor and Draper, bess leave respect
~ folly inform his patrons and the public, that he has
moved the Aor House Broadway 10 the Of Full
and Nassau 1.-THE Of the Golden fieece where
he intends continue the business his original Cash sy
tenn his increased facilities Of obtaining the best
fashionable articles in his line 1t the lowest prices, he
hae-s himself that 10 quality Of Goods workn anshp and
prices. he can defy competition.
J. p. Seaman continues in the cutting department
~ B-Nava and military uniforms, Ladies riding Habits,
DC. &c. nSln'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
BOOKKEEPING AND PENMANSHIP.
FOSTER & JONES'S

A CCOUNTING and Writing Rooms ISIS Broadway,
IA lover the drug store) This establishment Is csnnsed
Mr. jones' conducted the principles that have
for several secured liberal share OF rubc pa
tronsge open both day and evening" and devoted excu
svely to the essential qualifications Of accountant PEN
,nanhip Bookkeeping and Arithmetic taught such
to give the Student pesse advantage from
hs superior apsess capacity and all u advance
kim rspidy conducive sound practical knowledge.
Private lessons be had when References given
10 former pups who Bookkeepers to Merchants who
have sent pupils.
% Compcatsd accounts adiued ard ARRANGED. s26 l2r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

0LLEcTIoNs ~ paris q the Ussoe asAe =
" able terms u y. sYLvgeTEne,
AIRY 10 Broadway and - wslist.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
pOC OR DAvENPORT'S
CEl ERRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

LrOR PURl flying TIE BLOOD AND CREATING
II an appetite These Pills. which emnently usefu
pains stomach and bowels have been before the
public for twenty years. and we'll known that the pro-
pretor deems publish any of he thousand
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from emf
physicians and others.
DR.. Davenports Celebrated Eye Water which has been
thoroughly proved for to be mild safe and speedy
cure for Al. diseases Of the eyes
the valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY Whes
on long kno t. ne speedy for that loathsems
disease, and for all kinds OF pimpes the skin
The above valuable medien for sale IN thY city BY
lawrence Reese Co.. Duryee Cocksrsf, H. H. schieelI
4 Co., and others. =
All orders directed GEO. DIXON, Dedham. Mass. will
be prenptly attended to- lel0-5m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

Anew Dls,OvERy.-For the cure OF chronic diseases
IN such long standing Scrofus, Secondary Syphilis vi
esr. Piles uls Cancerns Tumours, and all Mercurisl
Diseases No psy required rot for medicines, TIL the
cure perfected which win take from to weeks and b.
without hindranee TO business Medicine asd sdvce gats
No. i7o Canal street. where DR.. SOLOMON HLlNE, The
s.covsrer. will be in stissdsnes from 10 10 A. NJ and
rom tn r. NJ Any per Recommended ~ an fidernss
. poor and honest eau ~vs medicine sad advice gratis b
calling upon Dr. solomcs Heine, a. he residence no 10
uaoe street between Canal and Desbroses reets, on D.
urd rs. between the hours Of and NJ Dr. Hene hes
other Office and connection with any other once has
hose abovementionea. ns-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

LII THE AFFLICTED READ THlS...-PHY SIClANs
IA ALL A FARCE.n-DOCTOR MANTACCINII Is In
TOWN- been said that the great discovery woue
be made by fool Let nameless German quack ad
venurer has proclaimed discovery, and with flourish
i coup grace challenges the memory Of all departed
physicians and the ability Of eur living His Harlequin
patched and shredded original by STEALTH like
his discovery piece ofimpudeDt boob,i and when his
dciDe for its curing effect, will dispute hi,
efforts have been crowned with complete sue
Whoever heard Of disorder existing without its dec
agency7 Yet this bedamite says that certain disease
from quack than FROM the real disease Truly
this discovery; but matter this is the Of Improvement
Manaccn Of Paris could raise the dead Dr. nameess Of
New York the devil and unit, the people well
guIled the imposition will continued and the patient win
have TO should have beforeconsuit resu
lar physician.
will we'll call the Office Of Doctor Gersrdan and to 76
William street, where perfect warranted Of delicate
diseases in their various stages. NJ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

COL IT'S
ROOKK f. E p [ N G..

A. A PRACTICAL WORK UfON a rLAN EN- me
yEEWThe which form the hases OF the science
- sssed under Five Divisions with definite explanations
n.r the forms of grammar and arithmetic II contains vo-
absary Of and phrases Also, key ex-
the and Of Jounazng each OF the Day
Book entries practical accoSntant would explain the same
to his pupa this sms6ss the science that young man
English education acquire knowledge without
the Commercial Calculations and Patca Forms for
keeping books n every aud variety OF commercial
Public Addresses Grst delivered the sub
iect &c &c this day published by William Jackson, l02
broadway and for the principal Bookstores in the Unit
"a States n6-6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

N discovered a new plan in making Cork Sole Boots
winch renders them durable than ether yet brought
The ncassu Of he cork being sole leather instead
Of upper leather they cannot break of The old has
will Owing TO the drynes Of the cork
abstracts IN the soushmen from that article, and bre
on which be the with the They
lighter aud have the preference all others
ole-tdI' URIAH RYDER. No Beeknan stree.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30

y- TO THE PUBLlC-We call the special attention Of
he public inducements held out by SvLvEsrER CO
SO Broadway M INVESTING real estate situated in New Or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pious Davt
ss &c the Journal II Commences have good 70,
knowing that The AFFAIR question possesses the entire copf
the those persons who
aase am doubts call Sylvester Co. who desirou
}, giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply 10 an,
nn,iries made. ei7'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-30
neeFfncrcasIng VIC tfe custUm nS seuKHts UIS OF
lINE PLATED WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED

LIME Plated WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED
Il CUTLERY-The Subscriber has received per late
packets and opening this very large and complete
Of rich plated ware consisting Of Caters;
Cake Baskets nousted Tea and Coffee Crns; Candle.
sticks, &C. &C. Also very pIend Of fine Ia
bic Cutlery consisting Of of6i 81 aud 100 pieces OF Ivory,
Pearl and Silver handle K.ves with French FORMS Forks
ira Carvers aud fine Knives for Silver Forks All for
sale at very low prices, as usual, by
oil DANIEL T. DELFVAN II Maiden Lane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07

d,ors uron banks which have been pro,'sfu' ~,
s',JeJs 70 one ct those on collectors q nd were nu.
tI dcrouers dismissed and should they not pa'e
b,rn: a., ,,;cct at this time,
10. reprbl;sb from Dr. Duncans speech If"
ann tabular statement VI defaults among ho' o"'3
Icc,,rs Int receivers banks dsbursIng r'cefs, u'
chats indebted to the Government LOT uu''''' '"N
lisa J sse rben. and
1t III" people read and p0nder ana see wiz T." a"s
,Yl,cns and how ali kinds Of defaults ana peco'a'o'
ha 80 been most NUMEROUS. lao, moro
.Sr have said that The G0verrn"ht ''"' "T ,n
h, ,,p Times bv banks aud lis connection WIN '
md 30 MERCHANTS bonds nr the credit system WIZ
ia Of The Bank or Wing policy, than by all e inu
dual collecting, receiving, and disenrsihg oitsas
have existed since the commencement OF the "o'e'"
nsni also stated that there were fewer losses su
ioined by public delaul,ers during the administrator "
Gen Jackson and this Administration :" in' Us ~ n..
r,nrrcsspd by more than ore hall, thhn Tue "'e's
iss,s IF all the other administrations WHICH P'''eue
,ba,, although lLp collections and dIsturse menus weir
more than dnUbe and that the heaviest losses
10 each administration were by the banks ana the "''.
chants even in these administrations nave H'"ue .,e
GIown- table /, is taken from the records ana reports
If the Treasury Department. and when, and whe'eVei
examined. think will BE- found 10 be cnfrec'; i't'
is 1t shows the aggregate amount OF dea'ca''o'' a.,
each Administrations al the same time sho"'hs 'e
pmoun lost by the hanks, private officers, anu hefc''
each in separate columns and The aggregate amount u
the wbtIc:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07
S,,,,,yt,,snts I'm HE President

Dennis Pr ur To te Collector at New Orleans alter
The 3u of jane rrx' in the place of j. Y" GicedIove,
resigned to lake sti, c. On that day.
Francis s. Beati Collector "f the Customs at SAINT
Marks Florida vice ambrose Crane. removed
George Il G,ranit. Register OF The Land once al
Chocchuma, Mississippi, vice William Van Norman re-
signed.
RHODE IslAxp The official returns II The lar cleo.
,ion in this State were counted before The General AS
s.rnbIy on "Wednesday last. There having been no
choice either oil Governor Lcu,ennn;-G"retn"r ne
durs Of acting Governor will dsvo!ve upon the INST
Senator Who in This Instance. is Dr.. k.ng.a Wing
Seven wing Senator'S wee. Grclared 10 be ercsd. J"n.
Strains, who lag, year WAC beaten several h"n"'t"
votes has hesn chosen TnasurPr General by h"J"ty
of thirty six The Wing candidates i"r The office OF Sc.
crerary OF S,ne and Attorney Gener raj, whose names
were on both The Opposition tickets, were OF course
elected 1t seems, that according 10 the laws ct hh"ue
Island electi"u ni Governor Lieutenant Governor
can take place until rcxt spring ~. \ To Post.
Grn Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina IN 10,
ter published In the Grernsrilie Is. Z Wachman an
nouncps his intention to be candidate Tor teessc
lion 10 Congress-
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E-fu,c his li-s-his sophistry, in vain,
The tirty creatures at his work again.
Insults of Northern Hhiy Presses upon Virsi,

Insults Of Northern Mag PRESSES upon pFStHtd'
What infa nous "Cunscrvutve of Virginia Is ii, who
signs himself" i FREEMAN IF Louisa, and has thrown
into Noahs paper an insulting squb upon The People Of
his native Slate; We call upon the Citizens Of Louisa,
10 point their finger The man, if he is not altogether
an imposlor be rolrsses 10 be"a Conservative Of Fr
GINA temporarily soournng in your city, andl DESTROYS
10 address few words the friends OF Constitutional
liberty IN his native State y and he states, that "bus
ess engagements of an indispensable nature will pre-
vent my return home until the 10Th. merely time enough
to give my voice for MAJOR Garland, in opposition 10
The would be author Of the Sub Treasury scheme
He declares. that "a contest Of fearful import rs at
hand Tie ensuing election in Virginia must be decisive
for good or evil to the prcsen, Administration. So well
Of this is the eignng dynasty that exerons the
most desperate, and the most corruPiing will be
put in reeuison For The first time in The annals Of
Virginia politics is foreign, and sought TO s brought in
conflict with The freedom Of the Elective franchise
Yes our hitherto FREE and unerrhed Commonw ealh is
to be borne down by The Office holders Of the General
Government squandcring The Peoples money in corrupt
ing The right Of surage-tlave We not fallen upon evil
days when the whole power Of the National Admins
ralior is brought to bear ufon the freedom Of elections
Let con- are the Whgs and Conservatives Of old Vir
gina ID be The alert. The Power Party actively
in the field Morning will be left und"ne, that the rank
Is, tiffany can invent. Ercn ncr there is dtpua,ion
in city from Washington procuring noneyto operate
upon the Virginia tee'ion. In conversation yesterday
with one Of those friendly missionaries he frankly in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07

formed me that uron The result o lie Virginia election
depen The issue of the Presidential contest; ne SAID
p! The Wings and Conservatives OBTAIN TIE victory me
election Of Clay could not oe pIe'c'eu ne au''u
that he considered the result very douotiu aithough
present appearances decidedly IN iaVor oil me Ad
inis,ra,on; bu, at all hazards the reelection OF Rires
Garland, and Hopkins, would be prevented.
We ask again. who is this man lha' IS not nshamed 10
csumns,e The citizens of his native State TO distant
p.opIe, Such man ought 10 be unmasked and exposed
TO public Indignation We DO not hesitate 10 pronounce
once The story about missionaries rom "ashng'oh'
procuring money 10 operate or me "S,n.a e'tc0n.
lie n CraluItous and miserable saEo'' bu' u Is
der no, only upon the Administrator, onl upon me tro
pie If there were no voters in Virginia who could be
corrupted there would be 70 one 10 c"''uP' 'heni;
there naries, there wou'u oe ITO pay 'S
charges upon the office holders 'e CeE IGN o squ"
dernr the people money 10 rOrrHp thftishV snDTdee
ave The the sufinpe of the free. unerrhed IndfPen
dent citizens of the Old Dominion W Gtny 'le charge
ard again pronounce 1t canmny - vi ,ne Sa'T col
pcxIun is the Infamous assertion o Inc l. lime
Ie Conservative paper that the Federal Government
Twill throw into Virginia IN army Of su6S'rrtntS To sus
tain the sink or swim party. 1T Is mus that our enc
mics SANDER the very whom they wouiu ehst IN
their ranksbut such Editors, srens are YET To ran
the true character of the Vrgnians-and That i!Geeo
'lhe independent chivnIrous spirit OF The Stale is not
eytnct'-hnd more that they have TOO much In'elii,
gence to be imposed upon by the " h'g humougS' ana
Too much honor 10 despse their calnmnia'ors
THIS same paper he rlmes repeats all the IDLE stalls
tics which gathers from The Wing presses" The stale
|, repeats after the Portsmouth Republican, among other
bold assertions, that Banks is already demolished by
Slaur hter-ihat Moore will beat Crag by handsome
majory-hat Beirne, Coles, Rives, DromgooIe' John'
son are all in imminent dnnger!tha in The rtnce I'd
ward District, Hill (Whg) is rnnn!ng handsomely .ScEs
sr,Lo nrosneci is far for ecclng l4-No wonder, If
under the strength of such haucinnt'ons it congntu
o,rs itself beforehand upon the Wing victory IN 'Hsl
nn-iorge,,ng tha, cautious though coarse Old p"veo
Never 10 count your chickens beiofe 'hey are hA'c'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07
7hirty screen Cents for a RAZOR.
April &c

HNHE subscriber has received another supply OF Fhlr
,y-seven Cent Razors, and judging from the suc-
cess he has met with heretofore in selling Razors oil the
same quality he calculates upon giving The public good
article for the above small sum.
E. P. NASH,
Petersburg, la.
Psi have now for sale splendid assortment Of
PlAso FoRrEs Persons disposed to order instruments
may be assured that they will have the very best select
ed for them, The time, much taste VIII be e1
ercsed in the choice Of the exterior as possible:
For Three Hundred, or Three Hundred and fI'iy Dol
lars will furnish something Of superior tone, and very
handsomely finished very plain finish is desired
will furnish them for still less than $780,
Z. P n
April 6 l0e-9lif
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CuARLKsToS, April

CHARLEsToS, HPI'' 1--WE
From St. Ausustine.-By the schr Seph'" 9 fIan"i
Capt Mcgee arrived here yesterday, We have receiver
the ST Augustine Herald Of The 2o:h lns'' from WIN"
we copy the following r.,,- r,:.oL,,b
Iadian Ne.os-CspGin Kenyon ofth' schr EL=aseM,
days from Key Discayne has politely 'uFn'sheou US WIN
the following: 80 D.y,0s
day or two previous his sailing from Fort D"as
party OF abou, 20 soldiers were sent on, the
mand Of sergeant, 10 Gu, steamboat w""d As' , VI,
senlinels were posted, and the men commence ~.
work one of them to alarm his companions ''
ic YELL at the top Of his voice, when suddenly '"se f
full view ALMOST within gun.sho BODY OF auou. d
Indians The Sergeant promptly formed ms men. ho s"u
commrnced putsui, jnnec by Lieut. hugges "n' s u"
hearing the ALARM LETT orders for the Fema'mue! VI '
company 10 follow The lrdans moved OH NisLr,
presetyinc their distance, running when we s"'",' ;
run. and waking when they waIkrd. Finding Pu'su"
up,vai)ipr the attachment returned
II 10 srrposed the Indians contemplated surrounding
The working party by surprise, when the acc'1e"'a'
whoop Of The soldier caused them to be discovered
Tbers s no later from TIE high contracting par
,;o M,, Gen. alacumb and Sam Jones, out US '"e'e
is strong prsumpuve evidence that the lnG,ans 1'e
nraIIv GU, of umnunilion Sam will probably not
,no hard conditions.
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others, my old friend - with whom have
this day had long conversation, and can assure you
from such authority there is not the least doubt that
county Of Prince George will prove true 10 her long
established principles at approaching election
Whea we made selection of the Republican candidate
at our iach court, scarcely entertained hope Of sue
cess; but very succeeding day has made ire more con
fdent lhn should elect Henry Heath. in defiance
OF the Wing cIamour-Gen Pegram is most danger
TO The Of our party ne aYows hlmse to
be in the Opp ,sop, but processes all own principles
which we expect be carried out by the present Admi
nsIraion; and how he, then. support the cleo
ton of Mr. Clay 10 the Presidency, is to me perfect
paradox But, notwithstanding, the good old Repubi-
cans Of Prince George cannot be caught 5y the tnse {"
.loqnence but will be found faithful (as all Old Vci
mans have beer) 10 principles and 10 their ell!
tried and faithful representative. Francis E. Rvcs.
"Gi0uces.er, .9Pril % We shall strike powerful
blow il net deadly nne al The enemies OF Democratic
Republican Sia,e Rights princip!cs-nay, ! have no
doubt but, 10 the true issue now before the people,
that pretty good majority Of the voters OF this county
will 90 for he Little Magician at the next presidential
election. This issue has unwhiggpd many Wing al
ready, among whom is the great sader, COL Smith.
The only parts of the promised land 10 which the
Wings are casting their longing, lingering looks"
The North Vest and the South Vest Of Virginia Il the
former they have counted upon the ceconeering Ia.
Tents of Mr. Haymond and upon the alleged dissa,isfac
ton Of the late Representative Mr.. Morgan But both
these calculations are oP, 10 fail them Mr. Haymond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07

fo, Ams,;c, fully confirms The just confidence, found.
Cd ,nn n,u;n,I Interests that such calamity Will be
suffered to spring such an ingorious squabb'e-
The ctzens of The U. S. have shown, as body how
lille they .ympa,se with The "symPa'hsers On onr
Canadian frontier; and do not doubt they will snow
eon.y that they equally far from symPa'hIslDg WIN
cuprdty rashuess in any quarter.
We trust, indeed we may say we are confident '"at
nothing will be done IN eide TO turn qnes'ion "
petty local interest into one Of national feeling.