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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

u ES u l. q II af,N
LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS
GEEsAum THE attention Of those afflicted with Hernia
~ is called to new Truss lately patented in the
HIA city Of Ne~ York. II. superiority over ever,
w. other instrument will be evident on a mere
inspection for unlike every other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon by double spring. which fixed
to the lower part the rspture pad
thus keeping the pad clo,ely applied every attitude OF thu
body adjusting and adapting itself under all
the person and TO the to which be applied Pos
.essng double spring. and consequently double degree
elasticity, it is rendered aud the wearer
The above Truss has taken the place of all others the
manent retention and OF hernia rupture is almost
the only Truss in in the city Of NewYork and the
adj country The above Truss adjusted and applied by
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention subject
Of hernia and the construction and application of Trssr
his Office No 2Ann street Broadway doors from tbs
American Museum where they may be had wholesale and ~
lei.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

l,OR COLOKlS,s RED SR GRAY HAIR a PERMh.
NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Rcd or grey hair ma,
permanently co,red rich and glossy brows or black bv
Jingle application Il. MahomD eds Turkish Dve aud
njurng the hair must do improve. il. ap
pearance and grow very lurursny So Just the
puatop Of this article that orders have been received for
from American gestlemen resdngin Canton who have salts
acorily tested s efficacy while home Price a per bottle
snd sod wholesale and retail az
GUfONs. isa Broadway
aiey Agents for IN, United States of America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

NERVOUS HEADACHES, LOWNEss or SPIRITS
&c.-shefmsns Camfhcr Lozengss, uuia.ur remei,
oF o"nts Of rs, nervous OF sick headache
purid sore throat, wei al other complaint. - NJ
camphor y recommended Bowel summer coplaut. 81
oe entirely prevented ~ occasional of th drin IN.
warm weather They should b. resorcd 10 whne,cf be 49,,
prodsPo-iton manifested 60 those deranae oC H. M
meniart canal and thereby prevent much distressing sickn.
An occasional Use o. these Lorenges has proved c,r,
preventive Of the Cholera and Yellow Fever as hil 49,
have used them under long and repeated ,f,
hey WIZ prevent the Cholera Mcrbus aud remove wind ,n
the somach-Fantirg, oppression sense Of nLing o M,
crest VIII be Immediately relieved by sn,.m. =,
cramps 81 the stomach or bowels and yscrica
Oily yd TO their timely influence Person. a,t.narg rr.
aud crowded parties will be free from astude and
and maintain their lively aud buoyan spirits by an
sse Of them during the evening. " 0o'A
Wholesale aud RETAIL at the Medicated Lorenre warehou..
Nassau street -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06
TAR HULL's RADICAL CURE or RUPTUREs.-oI
AZ EOlcAL AND TRUSS oFricE, MI Anr

MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFlCE, NJ. 4 Ann stree I,
WI under the American Museum. New York
nT D. D. G. Everett spprixes the public that he continues
BIS sacccs.u treatment Of diseases by safe and efhesoors
needles He relies maBly upon vegetable preparations for the
cure 81 those diseases Ia which he attends
Dr. Evcrets New and valuable TRUSS FOR Hcrns, Rup
TIRE combines The joint operation Of two springs upon the
rupture pad and thereby gives equabe force anu retains the
intestine Hsder Al possible infer attitudes Of TIE body
and thu superior 10 all other Instruments Of the kind a. u
gives noe security when applied He also keeps other sp
proved Patent rsss which sLy applied India rubber
SILK cotton aud enory Bsndge polar-u, au Banda
ce Russia Belts for weakness the oins aud back the truly
Eurht for the &C Failing u, Womb by
al The Grs surgeon m the United States Europe NJ
persons have been esey cured by them after having
been confined 10 their room foryesr,.
~ There two entrances TO his Office one from aIs
Broadway door TO the entrance 10 the American M,.
aud from No Ann street fret door fram Broadway
~ b. Letters from perons At distance being ro., psd sl
receive immediate attention au2o In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

Two STRANGE S.-TIFfANY 4 YOUNG, Fascy
Dealers, No 25e Broadway directly opposite the City
Hail. offer for the inspection Of purchaser very choice scoo
Bridal Birthday hiopGna, other presrnL-Porsbe arti
clcs roDeiers fpe fancy stationary Pe,fe,v including
every article IN request Of The fn'squsi elegant specimens
Chinese manufacturers Curosies fro the American In.
dons articles aud curosities generally III of which
selected with care, procured The most advantageous
will be dpoed OF a such reasonable and unifor
prices they hope win Ia them the confidence favor
Of such may honor them with call. sss Tn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06
aiey

A WORD TO the ECONOMICAL-Tho,e m wan, IL
N frat Clctiug would d. well 10 call al los Beekma7
street Pearl where they will find very superior articles
manufac tured A. the follow reduced rates.
Super Dress Goats 10 40 Made aud trimmed 81 90 20 90
super Frock do 1870 ~. F,ocks do. 7hOtooS 30
Beet Cashmere Psrss, 5to Pants do. soto 90
Vests. al Kinds. ~ to : Vests, do. bOto 100
iyl4.9meod' j. MAEEAT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

CoMPOUND ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-Tb;. Lgh,.
" popular deniifrice be had warrant Cd genuine ~
Mcdic,ted Lozengc Warehouse I06 Nassau street on, a.
above Ann, where sherman celebrated Cough Lorenqe.
Sunl isp2.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

HHERRY'S ASTR,NGENT FILLS !-Ce'ehra,ed for
~ the radical Of certain obstinate complaint, after
failure Cariu Cub,bs injections and experiments The io,
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
" New York. May 9th ls3a-- Hcie BroaJway-Ths
writer when in this city from Charleston, last spring. bought
half dozen boxes Of DIR. Cherrys Pills. Ia
who have been lorg despondng like himself he truly
before e had finished the third boz his complaint bad vanished
aer having for five previously vany tres all kinds OF
medicines, injections, hougie change Of &c II
than ten months STAGE hs care and he weighs i7l
pounds white last srriug he only weighed l2o pounds
For sale wholesale aud retail By D. d. Sands ~ and 100
FMoL and the following Drug c Chambers and
broadway corner Of Church and Chambers o. $50 Bow
cry; Ga Broadwayi oarinne Bedford - and l0a
sixth Avenue. Price 81 jylS2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06
O. W. TILLOU.
STOCK, BAvK.roTE, Coin AND SILVER
EylHa ME- BROKER

u. w. TILLOU.
SrocK. BANK.roTE. Coin SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No Wall fourth door below the New Exchange
Nxw YoRK.
Uncurreni money discounted at the lowest rates
bought AND SOLD, Eastern money, Southern rooney,
ID Western money, Northern money-sovergns Douoooas
Napoleons. Ten Thaer Peces American Cold Guncas Du.
ca Spanish Dollars. Mexican Dollars Half Dollars Bank Of
England Notes. also Gold and Silver the following States
aud Dominons-
United States Hamburg
Austrian Dorluisss e,cnca
Bavaria Hanover
Berne Holland
Brazil Malta
Brunswick MEXICO
Cologne Naples
Columbia Milan
Denmark Netherlsnd
East India Parma
England Piedmont
France Poland
Frankfort the Main Portugal
seneya Prussia
Rome Russia
Sardinia Saxsny
Sicily Spain
Sweden Switzerland
rrcves Turkey
Tuscany Venice
WiremberrS Zurich =. ~ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

fINnE GREAT W. sTERN.-1M title may y. ye,, a..
prspriatey applied 90 Webs Improved Patent Burners
inasmuek they Acknowledged by all who In. 10 mo
dnce kiisn aud economical light than any lamp that
has YET bteR introduced into this Great Western World
The proof 81 which s fully Illustrated Wy N. then
throughosi s city aid elsewhere For sale 81 No a Broad
wsy opposite the lafayette BsnL, and al No l0a Bowcry
sg27.im A.v, w. WEBB, Paies,se
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

" 1nn0 WILL BE FORFEITED II d. Poe,t,. > r,d,
WV Gator fails to a recent case of certain le
cse disease IN less than % hours For sale we,se ana
reia ny appontmert by A. ID. SANDS ~ and 100 Fu
ton street aud The following Drug Stores: corner OF
rse AMI Broadwa, corner Of Chamber aud Church .r,
5 BROADWAY 90 and $50 Bower corner and RAJ
ord streets b and los 9Th Avenue.
rice VI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06
d. zoo REwARD-CRosss SPECIFIC MIXTURE

U hjlIl NEW HND'-DHN'SoS oFECIFIC NIATUFL
sDOOO for the Of Gonorrhea Geets aud
analogous complaints of the organs of generation.
on all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
Is the most certain.
gard to Diet drink exposure change application
We give no long quacish recommendation TO deceive ,s
public u the medicine does speak for itself shalt
speak for a. Our object is TO notify where had and
that the proprietor challenges single
TO be brought in which the will not effect rand cur.
under forfeiture If $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
cicyhis low, rich and poor matrimonial and single They
are now presented with remedy by whieh they
themselves without the least exposure the time poe
s,ble
Further the disease cannot BE contracted n desc Of the
Mixture taken al night going to bed when exposed
IL IL put up bottles with full directions ing
Al ~ bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
May cured ], two days
For sale only at DR. WIN. II. MINORS Drug Stare MOI
1913 broadway corner Dey street Franklin Hous New York
and a. Jones fluchnson corner Of Chestnut aud Seventh
streets, Philadelphia jels-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

WINDOW BLIND MANUtACIUhf
NHE subscriber respectfully beg 20 inform the public thu
~ has ;auty hand large and elegant assorneu
every description II The painted Transparent variable win
shades consisting of Italian and other landscape Davh
Eous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently ~ FOR their beauty trengh and great d.
~shiy they been known, with 20 las
from fourteen years The prices q the shades n,lsdn
cords f1sscs rack uie and Fittings Tor windows, coupets
vary from 81 and Upwards pair Blinds painted aad htsc
a. order, By appyi5g 70 GEORGE PLATT, IA Spruce St
p. Counr dealers supplied WITH blinds and blind sitting
mla2m'y
lar HULL'S RADICAL CURE or RUPTUREs.-or
IL acc We street, Asior HouscA Surgeon Of 10 year
practice constant attendance Guarantees c radical
sre gives al reducibe rupture e sr.agth and
sutiona health 81 the patient being othsrwit ennpared
With proper sssptson DR.. Hus Truss perfectly To
tain rupture without pain the least danger 10 the patient
o. fhe slightest interruptions 10 exercise or business
Attendance given private houses, where required al and
sNsr 9 O'Clock. by the office Surgeon
NBratents cautioned against trusting 70 spurious in
,enton Of Trsses advertised improvements upon iyl
None e genuine they bear the signature Of AMOS a.
HULL-ald the oay Office IN New York ,,he original one,
formerly fulton but nov At No Vesey street. Astor
lus. a50.eod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-06

T'REA1lSE ON GEMS-B, Lew. Fcuchtw ang,r-a
useful esdc 70 tie eweer artist, nnera ogi.t and che
mist, accompanies With description q the most in ercng
American O. ms, and Ornamental and architectural materials
For safe by he Author. at No. Z Gold st. NAV
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03

Sire dearest friend tits your desire TO see,
4 true receipt of happiness from me;
Tile are tn CHEZ Ingredients, If not ALL
Tak- an estafe n ifher too great nor small
y i q. ap,um suficit, the doctors al.
L. = estate from parent care descend;
IT, &c tins il. too much of life Dies spend.
Ia, snch g-onnd, whose gratitude may Dc
a tar encouragement for industry.
Let cnnsteut fir the einter' Jury anne;
And e: thy Kitchens vestal fame
I g 10 the town LET ne or sui. n law,
And 'arel ver,, rarel, business dr,w,
t., active mind in eqnal temper keep,
/ u di -turbed reace vet not in sleep,
Le' exercise vigorous health maintain
itho ut which al the composition vain
/ the sane WEIGHT prudence and Innocence take
And one al e. h does the just mixture make
Rur lew friendships weat, and LEI them %
n,ture I'D bV frtuDe fl for thee.
Ins'ea+ of art aid lux,py IN food,
l. mr,h and .rcedom make thy table good.
1fans care, in ny day time creep
At nieht. without wines or Opium, let them sep
Be satisf. d. and pleased nth " at tho" art,
Ac' cher al, and we the allotted pat:
En- oy tie nrs sent hour be thankful for the pas,
Ard nelther fear, nor wish The approaches OF tn
last.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
From the CGsket.
APPREHENSIt N.
BYH :. GOULD.

BYH 3. GOULD.
"Oh! sister. he is so sweet AMI tall.
Though want the ride, he will spoil It All,
For. whrn he sets ont. he viii let me fall,
nd give me a hump, know!
Mamma, what was Il beard yof shy
About the world hobbies, the other day.
How some would get on. and ealop away,
To end with an overthrow"
81 said, title pratler. the world was a race,
That many would mount with smile on the iace'
And ride to their ruin. or fallin disgrace:
Tia, hf who was deaf 10 fear,
And did not look out for rein or guide.
His courser might -ast on the highwas side:
In the mud, rock and brambles. 10 end hisElde,
Perchance, with sign and tear!
aOh! siste! sister. / fear TO try.
For 3rutns's back is so live and high!
Il ereeo> at my touch-and he winks his eye
I'm sure he's going to jump.
Tome. dear mother, tell rs some more
40 Ut n worlds ride. a. you did before.
N. he ID it up--and al hosg Il bore
me fab, and got over the hump
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03

native manners, and on All 81 OCCASIONS ex
pressed opinions and sentiments proper 10 an
a mel can woman. though discordant enough
from the prevailing sentiments Of her ii "
associates.
After waiting in vain for repeal OF the
law which excludes the family of Napoleon
from the French territory. and finding that
any ambitious hopes he might have Inter
tanned had little prospect Of ful6lment stu.
rat Went 70 Belgium, and obtained cohmls-
sion Of Colonel OF Cavalry in the army u
Leopold. He had originally received aInll-
Itary education. AfterNard, however, when
Leopold married daughter of the Klkg 81
France, he found Il necessary 10 dlIniss
Murat from his service, who retuInid 10
Florida after an absence of three years.
- Returning to FLORIDA, Murat resumed ahe
occupation Of "a planter and d lawyer. Pre-,
vleus 10 his vis'tto Europe, he had been fol
several Years postmaster, under the appoint.
ment Of the United States government. Sub.
sequent to his return, he was appointed
Judge Of the County 6'our, of Jefferson, in
which office he gave good satisfaction.
Achille Murat has little of the personal
appearance of his father. He is small Of
size, and his cons tuition has suffered so Sc.
vereiy from the effects of paralytic shock
experienced some years ago, that he appears
to be much older than he is. His face pre-
SAINTS striking resemblance TO the portraits
Of Napoleon. He is a man Of great accom-
piishmenis, being thoroughly versed in the
Italian. German, French and English Iangua
ges, all which h speaks with perfect fuency
He has great taste for mathematics, and is
we'll acquainted with the most recent words in
that department of science. He is man oil
reflection, but IN MANY points his opinions
are rather visionary. He has strong dis.
position 10 engage in speculations, but in
these undertakings has been generally unslc.
cessful. His mos, sure resource has been
an annuity which ne has received from his
mother. Large sums of money, recovered
from his fathers estate, have from time 10
time come into his hands, but they have gan.
orally been spent soon after they have been
received.
-Lncien Murat, the younger brother. has
resided, we believe, principally in the state
of New York, where he has acted as agent
for Joseph Bonaparte, for the sale of certain
lands belonging to him in the northern part
of that state. He lives now, we believe, in
New Jersey Boston Alias.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
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r. srty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
LADY FLORA HASTINGS.

We give from English papers received at
this office, two extracts in relation TO this
lady. Ii we may judge from the journals
before us, considerable amount of excite
ment exists on account of it. The Queen
for the course of conduct pursued by her,
and the ministerial papers, as in duty bound,
warmly defend her. = Bali. ChrOn.
From the London Globe.
At few minutes after 2, yesterday morn.
ing, Lady Flora ceased to breathe, her last
moments being perfectly tranquil; there was
not the slightest appearance OF pain. Her
dcath.bed was surrounded by the Marquis
and Marchioness of Hastings, Lady Sophia
Hastings, Viscountess Forbes, and her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent. When.it was
announced by the medical attendants that
Lady Flora was no more, the whole circle gave
expression of the deepest grief. The Duchess
of Kent was deeply affected, and gave vent
10 her feelings by food OF tears. The Mar
quis and Marchioness Of Hastings returned
TO their apartments at the Burlington Hotel
at 8. BY the command of Her NJ ajesty the
whole Of the blinds Of Buckingham Palace
were closed al an early hour yesterday morn.
ing, out Of respect to the deceased lady's
family, to remain so until the removal Of the
body. AT an early hour yesterday morning
4 courier was despatched with the melancho'
II intelligence to the Dowager MarchlOnesi
of Hastings, al London Castle, North Britain
nd LADY S. Henry, who arrived IN town only
few DAYS since, also left town yesterday L
.ondole with her venerable parent on he
domestic bereavement. Last evening, al tn,
.xDress wish Of the Marquis Of Hastings
here was a post nsortesR examination ia orie
8 remove any erroneous impress ion as TIL
ause OF her ladyship's decease. Sir A
copper, Sir B. Brodie, DR.. Chambers, an,
Is Holland, were present. Sir Beniamil
5fodie was the officiating surgeon. He
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
20 rEv.
From the Vieksburg Sentinel.
TO A LADY AT PARTING.

~ 4 L2IF1 "A 4 M A1N\s
IS. thai kindred souls mu>t part,
TIA unly lew sunni hours
:. beam nnon the glad iened heart
Add lelge The rest To gloom and showers.
!, ME who yes to steal away
III airest fl we before our eyes,
IS. d es b. steal or dim one ray
o. gem. the me norJ's hoar'ed phze4
i. et the iie of time dash on,
Ike ,csans pearls they brighi er shine;
Dr isl 5 the tear for fayhght gone
That wakes a kindlng star like thine.
Drr course is on a tronbled wave,
L. aas mere yrccks than seamen prove,
And Fr,en shig, when yon cal to save,
! l. a he treacheFous spy of Love.
'Ther ;. sometI ing wanting, some sseet power,
Not love o. friends il, but bstwixt 'em;
'Thsy'. like ra'nbow-tinted shower,
All smile or ear uniil you'v,' mixed 'em.
Aii1ed EN-! az. heres the secret. ady.
hal half he wariA have lived unknowing;
Ecu tanght me, ami now am ready
F,om laiubows to make sunshine glowing.
Til. the heart 'rue health, all free
F. m lteIpating ch,il and fever;
IT, I'll i iiie's true alchemy.
Turning earth's dress to gold forever.
Vcksbufg, August :. IS g.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
rs PER ANNUM In ADVANCE.

ladyship died with an eDiaip nisnl % the
abdomen, and internal inflammation. The
mortal remains of the decreased are to he re-
moved from the Palace on Tuesday next, and
will from thence be conveyed for lnterment
at London. The Marquis Of Hastings in.
tends to accompany the remains Of his sister
to Scotland. 1t is the etiquette of the Court
that when any member Of the household dies
within the Palace, the body should be re-
moved in "a hours; but ia this case that Ell
quette will be dispensed with.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
MERRY THoueHrs.--The following unique

MERRY THoueHTs.--The following unique
appeared in the Huntingdon
tPa.) Courier, in April, 1881.
Whereas my PM. m prettS toy,
My wife, my SARAH JANE,
Has left my home, and her e0ploy
To rove about again:
TIL cautions therefore to forewarn
Al PEOPLE not TO trust
To her the worth OF an Acorn,
Or loseit all they must;
For I'm ,lesermin'a not to pay
The value Of straw
Ofner contacts in any way,
Unless compelled By law.
ROBERT Harris.
April 8. ssl
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-09-03
MASTER AND SCHoLAR.

There was learned pedagogue at Nan.
tucket, in no State, who used every morning
to read a few verses in the Bible, and tx.
pound the text as he proceeded in order that
he might ascertain who were the bright boys
Of his school, by asking them questions az
to how much they remembered of his com
mentary. On one occasion he read from the
FIRST chapter Of Job thus:
"There was a man in Uz, and his name
was Job, who feared God and eschewed
evil" "Eschewed evil" that is, he eschewed
evil as do tobacco-he would have nothing
to do with it.
With this very clear and forcihle eIucida.
ton of the meaning Of the word eschew, he
proceeded until the>usual number of verses
were read and commented on in a similar
manner. After proper interval, when the
young mind had time TO digest its food, the
pedagogue called up one Of the Younger boys,
and the following dialogue ensued.
Who was that man that lived in Uzl
Job.
Was he good mani
Yes.
What did he dol
He chewed tobacco, when no BODY else
would have any thing TODD with il!