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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

~ Heap il abel pha Pennsy vania, Baltimore Provi.
~ oenec. Rhode Island, New York Safety Fund, Red
Dog Red Back Notes taken for the following goods less
price than al other establishment. Of which articles
have the largest assortment IN America
Grocer Artces Teas asserted Chops; Brandie French
Segars Spanish Spices; Dyewoods and Der Articles In
dgoes BENGAL and Spanish; Haiters and furrer Articles
Drugs Met icDes Lar Oils, Winter and Fall Strained
do do DO do do Bleached Lins ed OIL Dutch and Eng
lsh; Olive OIL in casks bettys and baskets; White Lead
Dry, and round OIL Paints and Painters Artcles Win.
dow Glass assorted Sizes &c ScFor sale in lots suit
J. c. MORRISON SON, is6 & Iss Greenwich st.
Between Fulton and Vesey SIS, the North River side
New York. ni2.lm
PARTICULAR NOTICE MOFFIrT's LIFE MEDi.
i CINES-Tbe unparalleled and Steadily increasing de.
msnd for the LIFE PILLS and PHENiX BlTTERs has
PEELED Mr. MorrAr enlarge his laboratory be enabled
his numerous orders He would inform his
friends and patients that having erected convenient build
ings in the rear Of his PRINCIPAL OFFICE, SIS Broad
way Ne prared to supply orders to any extent either for
THE LIFE MEDICINES are also retaed as above
Price Pills. 40 cents PER boz. Phenm Bi,ters 81 per
bottle.
The Lf. Medicines may also be obtained OLA. b. 4 d.
Sands Of Fulton and William Streets T. Chasney 44
Bowery Milhas 1873 b. osdway; DR. Leeds ~ Cherry street
of Roosevelt street DR.. Lee, 1913 Madison street. DIR
Quachenbo As Carm street; John Hinton
and Fifth avenue; f. NJ Guon. Of Bowery
Grand street. and AL Grand street. Dr. Eolger "a
bers A. Rogers No l07 Wet Broadway; Ma. MAJ.
garet Hays ooki,n; Scott Dunnng Jersey city, totAer
OF Greene and Montgomery street.
The Life Medicine. may also be had Of the principal drug
giss in every town throug the United States and a.
Canadas Ask for M.nas Life Pills and Phenix Bters
and be that fac sme OF John Mofats signature
upon the label Of each bottle Of btter and box Of pills.
o2l I'm
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GALLERY OF FASHION, FOR
HAIRCUTTTNG 81

Corner OF Fulton and Broadway Entrance from Eultn
~ gements with Of the houses in London from Isnc
ne w receive the first specimens Of fashion to be adopt
60 Tor me season. so that they will appear New York stimuli
taneously with those Of London and P2ris
Nett TO the advantage Of having fine head Of hair /. ths
Importance OF having well this branch OF his Art
Sehush stands Ire-eminen His new system of euttns
hair 's oesideatum by which uxuriancs al
ucn ainer entirelP from the usual practice IiT eups
adopted mere As also the expedition ceneness with vhS
me oreraucn - performed The first artists in Losdou and
far have acknowledged its utility adopt il in their prae
hce by the beau monde IL has been
arr and whether for the Pulpit the Bar the Senate or hs
Ssee us elegant and classic will dignity and
grace 10 the whole contour Of Ia fefe Humane
The patronage already extended 10 him snce m.
on ei ms system and the fatterng bv
VINO have under magic Of hs touck
MIN 10 invite all gentlemen who either study personal
appearance or the alurements Of fashion, place their hair uD-
Ger MS charge assured that trial will prove his
over all other competitors
Private Rooms for Hair Cutting and fitting on WIGS sle
II HEuMATIsMi RHEUMATIsM! RHEUMATTsN.
I-bohNETTs Rheumatic Mrt.re and Vegetable
syrup have proved from the cures or over I've
thousand persons the only known remedy acute and oro
NC 10 the world also for white dwellings cont
sPrans bruises nunbness and sces Of the ont. umbaro
the back knee JOINTS from rapid growth Of the
Body In sypessa emacaon whether from cough liver com
mercuriai diseases female Irregularities croua f or
any other diseases. 49,
Burneus W. getablesyrup has been found m. creates, .,
thener and purer discovered In uh II has rbsr.s
the friends OF thousands Who hut m sole wsuId
gone to that bourne from whence return Perared
for sale BY A. B& d. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street 49,, -
The pc nmery store 81 Canal street Mrs Booth A. Editor
burgh. .ooa
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of am
- Kind, but always bear that any M ede,. 49,
counerieed must Of itsef be valuable R.meuber ,h -
IN New YORK Tor the sale OF the genuine Hunters Red
Drop 10. 400 Pearl st., one door north Of Chatham.
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REWARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES OF apv
- KIND but always bear IN mind that any medicine that
counerfeed must Of itsefbe valuable Remember the onlv
place IN New York for the sale Of the genuine Hunters Red
Drop IS No. 465 Pearl st., one door north OF chahsm
Price 81 per vial. aos =,
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G toNsUMPTIoN, ASTHMA. WINTER CoUGHsL
" The extensive and daily increasing demand Dr. MA
>ON'S Concentrate Vegetable Baisam- is truly Deacon
ohope TO the afflicted from the thousand lines ackno
Act OF us having performed astonishing lasting
ect cures than other dicns known The
action OF this Basam in subung Incarnation the throat
mindppe, isrynx, cronchie ung-soohing healing by
s oalsamc powers all alterations fra ious those parts
tha checking the pulmonary Diseases and aordng ease Of
cough pain IN the throat chest side back
ing spns OF blood or corruption, mitigating night
s,or. ~ and so inyigorang the frame as to re-
~. e ahc'ea 10 roe..s h-ash M..oas D.l..rn hes
nov got INTO notice by pufng ackery but BY like the
aoowng IRON the New York Transcript Of Feb. 80 1885,
Masons Basam he's been abupdantly proved 10 be mos,
excellent remedy for coughs colds splitting Of blood
uon &c gentleman ONCE had been Ion, and
painfully afflicted with all The above ills been entirely
cine.n ~'' '"'1"o'e "eu-
For sale BY A. B. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street Mil
ss oroadwsy DIR Hart corner Chambers and Broadway
Bowery l. Wyeth, il3 bewery c. King 644 Broadway
80 snth Avenue Creighton, corner Carmipe and
Price 81. 1865 - o~S 20 81 81
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Two LADIES AND COMPLEMENTARY IMPoR
nn-Ihe fashion OF the day. Whoever desires 10 i'm.
me rancy stores or Others but not at the thew
beng more apt 10 counterfeit Ask for Dr. FONTAINFS
eUIhNEouS BALSOM, which is very nattcripe and
sure ~ It's use TO get also husband or q wife, lover
friend OF an admrer We know this to be positive trans
aon 2, us virtues ana the call for il 10 great see
o'y me manuiactory cannot supply sufficient quantity
TO meet the demand Orders all the States aroand
and ready cash paid BY those who retail H. II an ines
maoe and established useful article for the purposes for which
was designed as bread for food and Every
BODY warrants u 10 effect radical cure. Dr. FoHtajue
fmps or Eruptions Of the face and neck 10 which
are subject and will restore beauty to the skin aud
preserve ~ bloom and health is also able
and expand their hin and thus preserve Juvenile appear
ance oy preventing wrinkles the forehead and face II
changes and perseverance, in its use the broeni,h
rough or ousy complexion, Ints fair soft delicate ON.
eou 70 man places all through the Union bu, look out
and retail, a, DIR. FONTAINE's Office sign OF the Good
Samaritan Murraystreet two doors from Broadway nIms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

RosTON CRACKER BAkERY-WilliamB Bond 90 Orch
~ ard street Grand would inform the public he
manufactures The Boston soft and hard crackers superior
STYLE the only place ihey made in the city, likewise But
ter Sugar Crackers Soda and Milk Biscuit and Pilot bread
Sm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20
o. 6nn REWARD-CROss' SPEClFIC MIXTURE
sWeyOVFer the Of Gonorrhxa eets stricnrea and

o. EnO REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
the cure of Gonorrhsa elects, structures and
annlae Gus complaints OF the organs Of generation.
" all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
is t most certain
Nmakes SPEEDY and permanent cure without the least re-
cto diet, drink, exposure change application bu-
ness.
We give long quachh recommendation % deceive the
lMbc Il the medicine does speak Tor itself no one shall
the proprietor challenges single recent Gonorhoea
to be brough in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture OF $500.
his disease that all rarls of So
cety-hgh, low rich and poor and single Thew
presented with remedy by which they
selves without the least exposure possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted If dose Of
Mixture is taken at night going bed when exposed
is put in bottles with full directions accompanying it.
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
For sale only at Dr. VIM H. Minors drug store No. Iss
Broadway corner Of Dey street. (Franklin House) New
York and at Jones Huchnson Of Chestnut and 7
streets, Philadelphia. ol63m-
Forty Years Experience IN Uagaoas clinafes-TIcer-
ty-tOar years established an this city-Neithey
Qwackery nor Imposition.
DIR. j. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip, New York
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
nR. J. EVANS ccR,inues be consue, confdentiaI,y
~ IN all V1"l cases, mrrcural and caroalc dsorcer
where the mostmprovcd rsetice he ana
mild may be depended To mistases
b~ particular 10 find no. II PECK Slip.
form Of the pro- above sns used
ne pa,est They will be sent order
fully relied on. =
All letters post paid describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy directions
der Attendance daily, until 9 O'Clock in the evening
may be depended on
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
ni+y No II Peek slp,N.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

nR AMOS @. HULL'S OFFICE.4 VESEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted to the Of Hernia and ProIapsus
Of The uerss An experienced Surgeon graduate Of the
This establishment orally knows in this city for moro
than 20 patronised by the medical faculty
good its highly successful is solely attributable
Pamphlets, explaining the SUPPORTER be had on calling
a above. VESEY STREET ASTOR HOUSE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

n shEAf CLoAks-Thes subscriber has hand an es
" ensiw assortment g Ladies cloth, silk aud merse
eioak al OF WHICH he offers reduced pricesAo iag,
stock Of cheap Dry Good. THOs rATTlsoN
NJ I'm 10 Bowsry corner of DIVISION street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

NEw REFECTORr.--J.s SWEENEY ,asorn. NJ, Ir,sts
~ andhs public a, Ne has opened Refectory 10
arys and elegant bsdns No "A Fulton street, Psh Fst
cd Fowl are always b found h tables sni every tt
q o. The season provided II appears The market,
Ne ears o. attention viii bs ~satag his part give ges.~,
ssfsfscos and he hops h,d thst generous
which ne IL Determined 10 sessrvs
Dilo6 swEy~EE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20

TNFALLIDLE UNI FOR G-a-Morgan's Com
and agreeable sir Ashley ~opsr Brsnsbv Eoonsr
DR. Elioson. Surgeons Lawrence Kea,e 3roIe an Chare.
Bell NC For sale BY appointment by A. Is d. sand, 20
Broadway Church Chamber 6ll srosJw,, IA a
sso Bowery, Burnett Hsrwil n 8owery corner Tsrm,
and Bedford street, 81 9th Aveaue. ana Burnett, Pas-
Medicine store, 81 Canal street Price 81 per bottle
N. b. Observe tke seal T.. J. NJ on escf nas.a-,
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No CURE NO PAY.-A NEW DISCOVERY pOR
IN THE CURE OF DELICATE AND CHRONIC
DEe4Ae4es - ~ Iiuisso stvss~t ~s ssts1 ut
that there preparation Of ne1cps that win esrs asv
climates hence the fssAnsss and mischief Of swallowing s
many qsack nosums advertised at the present tina
But there peculiar combinations possessing uncommon
remedate powers and when administered by skul hands
with such changes a the nature Of the may require
and may be dered competent the OF any dss
ease In its different stages II fact that tenhs Of the
cases that have come to hand have been this country
the effects Of Quack than dssssss and
many cases OF simple nature rendered really Formidable
by the use ofimproper medicines. H t8.ss
long time to discover remedy that would speedily e6ec
ualy eradicate from the system the poison that has ever bs
fed the skill Of best physicians His efforts have been
crowned with complete success He 10 in the possession
States with which he pledges hmselto cure certen dssss
with all its secondary effects in half the time and trouble
the patient usual in such dease All diseases caused by the
improper Of mercury Geraders Elixir other pre-
parations OF the like nature Old liberated limbs scay
patches eruptions Of the skim sua cancers and chronic
pains rhumasm &C. &c perfectly cured by calling at the Ger
dPensay lSs Hudson street. Don, forget the NUMBER
l68 Hudson st.
N. BAH diseases which human system is liable are
successfully treated at iSS Hudson ST. OIL I'm
hOCTOR GLOVER is consulted as usual at his Office
~ His own practical experiences and his recent chemical
experiments have enabled him to introduce into his practice
several articles which prompt curing disc
to which he devoes his attention.
Dr. appres strangers that he has received regular med
cal educaton and has devoted his attention for the last
years to select branch ohs profession His Office is No.
Ann street. Private third door from the Museum
through entry with lamp the office door,
r. The Doctor keeps general assortment Of Trusses
and suPensoy Baadsges, which adjusted and applied
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may had at his store Pric.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

speedily recover from their surprise,
and yet intercept him. His horses
seemed to partake of his feelings, fear
gave them wings, and they flew up the
ravine. Dixon heard a yell, looked
back, and saw the enemy in full pur-
suit. His faithful horses needed no
lash, but gaining the prairie they boun-
.ded over it like deer. The Indians
soon desisted from the pursuit, though
Dixon stopped not till he had made
eighty miles tor that days Journey
On reaching home, he said, aWell, ia
ter, there's one stage driver broke. |
don't care about going any more.''-
The days adventure was soon told,
and was topic of remark throughout
the week. The young actor was twit-
ted BY his companions for his fears,
until, as the time for starting again
came round, he once more begged per-
mission to go. His father declined
yielding to his request at that time,
but sent a man to Prairie du Chem to
inform Gen. Street, Indian agent, of
the outrage, and to.rsquest his inter-
position. Gen. Street, with that
promptness and decision which have
always characterised his official duties
instantly sent his sub-agent, we'll
known to the parties implicated, with
a message telling them that they must
not trouble the man that carried the
horn, but must show him every kind
ness. His commands were law to
the Indians, and from that time no mail
carrier was ever molested.
In some future history of the early
settlement of Rock river, this would
form fine subject for an engraving,
young Dixon seen swimming the RI
yer in his two-horse hack and the
group Of Indians standing panic struck
on the bank.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

ed perfectness of currency, such as
the world had never known; and the
~ ). Bank was the pivot upon which
the whole thing turned. Exchange
whether in discount of premium, nev.
er exceeded one per cent. What is
| the story now? Between some sec.
tons there is no rate, because there
is no negotiation. Forty per cent. be.
tween these points would not do the
needful. Will the people bear all this
with their eyes wide open9 1t is sui
eide to suppose it. What then is to
be done? Shall we go on as we have
gone on in the last three years? OF
shall we not rather look to remedy!
What is the remedy? A NATIONAL
lNSTlTUTION-such as we were
blessed with before that wretched
though perhaps, honest Veto. tits in
vain to talk about this matter. The
whole thing is out. We require, and
must have, a central position in Fl.
nance as we have in government
Nothing short of a National Bank can
meet the exigency, and nothing shor,
OF this can bring the country back tc
its true position. The U. S. Bank 81
PENNSYLVANIA has gone to the wall
with all other State Banks. 1t is no,
a National Bank; and it is nonsense
to talk longer of its doing the work Of
a properly National Institution. We
have got to come to National lnsti
tuition atlast, and the sooner we come
to it the better. Let memorials rise
Eup from every quarter of the country
and let Congress understand that the
people have at last come to a true
convection of their WANTS and theil
RIGHTS.
| A word more. One of the Bank.
OF this city parades it's notice at it
door that it will continue to redeem
It's notes in specie. This is not goo.
nonsense. The man who has knife a
his jugular is a suicide if he puts no
his finger there to stop the blood,
he can do ST.. The question with sucl
a man is whether he will stop at thu
end OF the beginning-no blood at al
or an entire pouring out of the ele
ment OF life. | give four days to tn,
Commercial Bank to decide this ques
ton. The subject is not exhausted
and | shall resume it again.
l II ANTI
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07
FROM "THE School Boy"


The Boy and man--A few years
ago, there was in the city Of Boston,
L portrait painter, whose name was
Copely. lie did not succeed very
well in business, and concluded to go
to England to try his fortunes there.
He had a little son, whom he took
with him, whose name was John Sin
gleton Copely.
John was a very studious boy, and
made such rapid progress in his stu
dies, that his father sent him to col
lege. There he applied himself SO
closely to his books, and became so
distinguished scholar, that his in
structors predicted that he would
make very eminent man.
After he graduated, he studied law.
And when he entered upon the plac-
tice of his profession, his mind was
so richly stored with information,
and SO highly disciplined by his pre-
vious diligence, that he almost imme-
diate'y obtained celebrity. One or
two causes of very great Importance
being entrusted to him he managed
them with so much wisdom and skill
as to attract the admiration of the
whole British nation.
The king and his cabinet, seeing
what a learned man he was and how
much influence he. had acquired, felt
it to be important to secure his SER
vice for the government. They there.
fore raised him from one post Of hon
our to another till he was created
Lord High Chancellor of England, the
very highest post of honour to which
any subject can attain; so that John
Singleton Copelya:s now Lord Lynd-
hurst, Lord High Chancellor Of Eng
land. About sixty years ago he was
a little boy in Boston, His father
was poor portrait painter, hardly
able to get his bread. Now, John is
at the head Of the nobility of England
one of the most distinguished men
in talent and power in the House Of
Lords, and regarded with reverence
and respect by the whole civilized
world. This is the reward of industry.
The studious boy becomes the useful
and respected man.
/ Had John S. Copely spent his school
boy days in idleness, he would proba.
bly, have passed his manhood in pow.
erty and shame. But he studied in
school when other boys were idle; he
studied in college when other young
men were wasting their time;he evel
adopted for his motto SUItra pergera.'
i [Press onward Eand how rich has beer
i his reward.
The TA1LoR's DREAM.-A tailor, who
was dangerously, Ill had remarkable
dream. He saw, fluttering in the air
piece Of cloth Of a prodigious length
composed of all the cabbage he hao
made, ofvariety Of colors. The an
| gel Of death held this piece Of patch
!, work in one of his hands, and will
the othergave the tailorseveral stroke.
with piece Of iron. The tailor, ava
kening in fright, made vow, tina
4 if he recovered he would cabbage ne
mores He soon recovered. As he wa:
{ dlffdent in himself, be ordered one Q
J, his apprentices to put him in mind o
his dream, whenever be cut out a sui
: of clothes. The tailor was for som,
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sa,fe mA WE agxB
and IOWA PATRIOT,
,ru,1sHED EVERY THURSDAY IN
y -, upper STORY OF THE BUILD
ING AT THE CORNER OF
m,,h;ngton and Water Streets,
j, ,uc1oN, DeS MONIES COUNTY. IOWA.
TERMS

,,,wK.EYE & PATRIOT is published
lhe = ~. at THREE DOLLARS per
year, = $50 pliance with the above terms
~ ~ each delinquent to an extra charge
fi'i ps .ssyc cents, for every three months
s'l.!, ..,,y prod Fire wood, Sc, ia.
- payment Of subscriptions
81 REFRESHMENTS. !. will be inserted at
~. En- Of one dollar per square. for the hrst
" l IN cents for each subsequent insertion.
~ ph S deduction will be made to all those
Z advertise by the year.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

: D
SUFFERS. gentleman travelling
in the interior of. Brazil put up for a
night at farmhouse, furnished in
the primitive style Of country; but on
the table, in company with long
tallow candle, were placed hand
some pair of plated shutters and their
stand. which he had received as a pre-
sent from Rio de Janeiro. nWhat
|convenlences you invent in Europe, r.
said the Brazilian to, his guest; abe-
fore received this pretty present, /
used, after taking off the candle-snuff,,
to throw it about the floor. or, per-
chance, on the bench where was Sit
ting, or over my clothes-but now.
mark the difference" So saving. he
pinched off the long snuff between
his thumb and finger, put it carefully
INTO the shutters, and closed them I u +,
with a look Of triumph at his highly
amused spectator!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

BAD MEMoRY.A village ,peda.
gogue in despair with a stupid bow.
pointed at the letter A, and asked
him Il ne knew It. Z. Yes, sir," aWelHl,
what is it," 4 knows him very well
ny slsht, but rot me if / can remenn.I
Der his name.' 81
MIR; Editor canamaneathays
Nobutanasscan.-ANoN.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

time obedient to the limitations given
him by his apprentice. But noble
man having sent for him to make a
coat out of a very rich stuff, his viz
tue could not resist the temptation.
His apprentice put him in mind Of bis
DREAM. but to no purpose: 81 am tired
with your talk about the DREAM says
the tailor; 'sthere was nothing like this
in the whole piece Of patchwork saw
in my d,yd,n.n s sss 72ss
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-07

7 Legal! DExTERITY.-The anecdote
now gong the rounds of the press,
from London paper, of General wi.
IRONS advice to the. Frenchman, who
complained that an Englishman mock
ed him down whenever he attemnted
to rise--''My friend, when an Enc.
llshman knocks you down, never do
you get up until he is gone away,,re.
minds me of a story Of Sergeant Da-
Ivy. The sergeant having abused a
witness, as sergeants will abuse Wit
nesses, was on the following morning.
while IN bed informed that a pentle.
man wished to speak to him: he ser
lgeant concluding that it was alclient
desired that he might be shown nm.
/ the visitor stating his name, remind
LED the sergeant Of the abuse which he
had az heaped on him the preceding day
protesting that he could not nut & m
with the imput.tfons, and must have
Immediate satisfaction, or he should re-
sort to personal chastisement. On this
} the sergeant raising himself ND, said,,
I,'but y won't attack me surrey while
I'm IN bed, will you'll" "Certainfy not''
said the grleved par:y;sI should new
Ier think OF attacking man in bed.D
"Ihen III be said the sergeant
las ne iaid himself down, wrapping the
CLOTHES around him., s.if / get out of
i bed while you are in this town .'z-L0ns
don lMagaziae. ,...e5 1'..s