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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

NERVOUS HEADACHE. LowNEss OF SPIRITS
~ Sc-shermans Camphor Lorenges. unfaing remedy
Tor lownes o. spirits nervous sick headache,
or putrd throat well all other complaints where ~
camphor recommended Bowel summer complaint, vii
be entirely prevented by occasional Of them during III
warm weather They should be rcsored to whenever The
prcdspos'ton j. manifested 10 those arrangements OF The az
menary canal and thereby prevent much distressing sickness
An occasional Of these LeFengcs has proved c.r,.s
preventive Of the Cholera and yellow Fever as Hundreds Ao
nave ued them under long and repeated verify
ihey w prevent the Cholera orhus and wind from
the consolidating oppression or seuse ~ ,inL.r 90 r.
chest viii be immediately relieved BY spasm. or
cramps Of the stomach or bowe and hyerica affections. r.a
oily yield to their timely influence Persons aitenspe ar,s
and crowded parties will be free from lasude
and maintan their lively and buoys spirits by an
use 81 them during the evening
Wholesale and retail at the Modea,sd Lorense Warehouse
aul.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

Il = I'm
YORK-Devoes his attention 20 the OF Chrone
lingering diseases. For three years pas, practice has
been extensive in this city aud throughout the country Refer,
be given TO individuals who been re-
Heved in the most obstinate Of Dyspepsia Liver Com.
plants Drop.es Consumption, Angina Peciors aud Female
complaints Ia regard 20 his moral and religious character he
permitted 70 rcferio the Right Rev Bkop OnderdoAk
D., and Rev. q. Spring ID r.
s7ngina Peotoris symptoms unpleasant sensation
the breast bene pit Of the stomach attended witt psps
about the breast especially about the left side and region Of the
heart extending often 10 the shoulder blades between the
shoulders Those subject 10 IL sometimes awakened with
Of sufocaton difficulty Of bres thing and expert.
shornes Of breath and pspston OF the heart
ING fast or ascending fight of stairs.
From Rev j. Lane.
have for many years been subject painful affection of
the liver and lungs indigestion headache aud obstinate const.
patton of the bowels and have tired many kinds Of medicine
which have proved or less useful bat have received
benefit ro Dr. scar treatment than from any medicine that
have used am happy also 20 add know Doctor Sears
an accepted and respectable Christian gentleman in whom
entire confidence may be placed.
L.sr, Member Of the Presby,ery Of Buffalo NY.
Numerous this city and Brooklyn be refer.
- ~ his efce, Ann.st Persots ~ distance, BY for
statement 81 their symptoms, be supplied with
"soicise and directions. An. 90 In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

NBENNETT % William st. opposite Flats offers for sale
White tuscan EHplish patent duns,ablcs and Rutland
straw bcnnets fine Flore-ce tuscan hats in the newest
and bes shapes ghorn flowers and ribbons OF the best aua
tes Any purchasers will hDd i worth their
the above place. au24 Inn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
$s0O REwARD.-cRosss sPkcIFic MIXTURE

Or zoo REWARD-CRosS's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pCUO for the Of Gonorrhea, elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the complaints s
is the most certain.
II makes speedy and permanent w,sut the least
gard to Diet drink exposure change application
We give long quacksh recommendations deceive the
speak for it, Our object is notify where be had
that the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorrha
10 be brought which the mixture will effect rapid
under forfeiture Of $500.
This d.ease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of .s
cisty-hgh low rich and poor single Thew
presented with remedy by which they cure
themselves without the least exposure the shortest time pos
sble.
Further the disease cannot be contracted n dose Of tire
Mixture - taken at night going 10 bed when exposed.
IL put up IN bottles, with full directions accompanying 4
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which gener
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DIR WM II MINORS Drug Stsre, Mel
1913 Broadway D.y Franklin Housed New YerG
and at Jones Hstchnson OF Chestnut and seventh
streets Philadelphia jelssm'
CHERRYs AsTRiNGENT fills !-Ceiebrated Tor
~ the radical Of certain Obstinate complaint after The
failure 81 Capv Cube injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
New York. May 9th 1850 Hotel Broadway.--Tbs
writer when IN this city from Charleston last spring bought
half dazen boxes OF DR.. Cherry Pills. in order that
who have been long responding like himself he truly
before he had finished the third box his complaint had vanished,
medicines injections houges, change Of air. &c II
than ten months his and he weighs la
pounds, while last priug he only weighed 40 pounds
For sale Wholesale and retail. BY b. d. Sands 10 and 100
Esitopst and the following Drug Of Chamber and
Broadway Of Church aud Chamber 81 and Bow
Sixth Avenue and Burues Psen, Medicine store 81 Canal
street Price u jylSSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
WORMS! WORMS I!
WORMS!

CHERMANS WORM LOZENGES. Manv diseases
~ from worms without oeiag suspected Sometimes
very troublesome cough paine the joints limbs bleed
ing the Sc &c ocoasoned by and will be
easily by using this celebrated medicine The following
symptoms indicate the presence of worms, zheadache
tgo orpor disturbed dreams sleep broken off by fright and
screaming commissions feverishne thirst paid hue, bad
the mouth offensive BREATH cough difficult breathing
itching the pains the stomach squeamishnes
voracty, eanne tenesmus, itching at the towards night
and at length objections Of Aims and mucus.
Read what Shermsns Worm Lozcnges have done--Mr
Johnson Of Wayery Place his enid has been afflicted
with fits and the Doctors thought with water
Every thing done help the child, without effect until
box Of Sherman Worm Lozenges tried which to the
constituent Of all effected perfect in few days They
brought almost incredible number OF worms, which
brought immediate relief Ask for Sherman Worm Loxenges
They the only Worm Medicine that fails. 10000 f
miles have used them within the last year with uniform
Wholesale and retail at log Nassau ST. ~ Y AMY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

A LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL Established 1890
"a -t7 Word 10 the Wisen-Prof,s sor Cooke. NJ n,
D. D. L. l.. D. Chancellor &c the University and President o.
the Medical Department Of the College Of Rrey Fellow
he Royal College ~ Surgeons and Physicians. aud Core,
bonding Vaccination of the National Vaccine in
London, General Consulting Physician and surgeon Accou
chrur, may always be oonGdents consulted by the unrtu
nate personally Nv letter each department Physc and
Surgery At his Office, No Norton vi. residence No "a
Green street Albany y. y. Confidential consultations daily
IN the morning until the evepinC. am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
ID r.. GLOVE RS

ID II. q Il q KIN
LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS.
GA THE attention of those afflicted with Hernia
], called to new Truss, lately patented in tho
UAA city of New York. it, superiority every
w. other instrument will be evident . nero
inspection for unlike every other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon by double spring. which fixed
the lower part the rapture pad
thus keeping the pad closely applied every attitude Of the
body and dstng and adapting itself under all
person aud the part which be applied
sesng double spring. and consequently double degree Of
elasticity rendered easy and to the
The above Truss has taken the place of all others for the PER
retention and Of hernia rupture II is almost
the only Truss in IN the city OF New York. and the
adjacent country The above Truss and applied BY
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention the
Of hernia, aud the aud application Of Trsss
his Office No Ann street Broadway two doors from tie
American Museum where they may be had wholesale and
ie7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

L'RENCH BOOTS AND sHOEs-E FERRIS No a.
Nassau street Importer and Manufacturer Of French
Boots and Shoes. has just received the latest fashion Of French
Boots and shoss Also, large lot Of customer Boot. and
Shoes. His cork and double soled Boots erc.env
ed for the wearers comfort u wet weather
The public msy be assured Of every aeson and every
order will BE- faithfully executed the most reasonable
terms. .io.Ius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

u 1000 WILL BE FoRFEITED, II n. Poett, Erads-
WV Gator fails 10 Of ain d,l
caie disease in less thsa "a hosr. For sale wholesale ana
retail ~ appointment by A. D. SANDS ~ and 100 80
ton street. aud the following Drag s,ores OF Cbab.v
street and Broadway Of Chamber and Church streets
"a Broadway 90 and $50 Bower Carne and ReA
ford streets IS and los 9Th Avenue and Buruett
Medicine store, 81 Canal street.
Price 81. ;xias-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

TINTED STATES BANK FOsT NOTES for ..,o i.
" the most favorable market terms,
:, : >. sYLvEsTERs.u
III Broadway and ~ wall I'D
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
L,EMALE LovELINEss-surEnFLuo nAIR.-

LNEMALE LovELINEss-SUPERFLUO HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance, Of
ladies TO be "a accordance with their but how
and With what unpleasant sensations do ladies oerw,
beautiful completely unsesed By that unsoemy dsfgur,nsn
asuptrfuoas growth Of hair upon the face or week
ATkINsON's DEPILATogY has proved it,elfin thou
sands Of instances that have snder the rrorsto ob
Fiction.
No cosmetic has been hAes with ~, uprys ,sl s,,.
faction that has accompanied the vaIu.
bic preparation, sin.le applications Of which viii N few
moments entirely the hair. leaving the skin softer
finer, whittier, aud much lmprovedin It's appearance
II mild and harmless its nature that il can h, .ses
zpon an infant, without the ss. deleterious effect
In consequence Of the increased demand for the articles, The
proprietor has appointed Mcsr. GUIONs lao Broadvs,
New York General Agents Cor the United State. Of America
for the Dcpilatory and Mahomeds Turkish Dye.
Country dealers will be supplied by them reason
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle. n2s.tfv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

Forty Years Experience in rGri0us climates Itcsn-
fy-foar years established in this city-Neither
Quackery Imposition.
DR. J. EVANS,
No IL, Peck Slip, New York
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
TlR. j. EVANS continues be consulted corfdeniial'y
~ in all V's@s cases, mercGral aad chrenic d,orders
where The ST improved practice he duous am
mild treatment may be dependoa To prevent mistakes
e particular 10 find NO II P-cG Slip.
Minerals Hox containing complete plan OF medicine for
form OF the b. procured used
with utexposng Tire patient They will he order to
Any part Of tte Unitee States,
Also preventive reueay against v"-,rtsl that may be
fully relied on
All letters post paid and describing the and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the and directions
der. Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening
The Okcss and Entrances well ranged and secrecy
may be depended on
No connection with any Office in Of the city.
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
inlay No. IL Peek Slip, ". Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

~ OkPORATiON BONDS wanted, at low rate. al q. j
~ siLvEsTER's, lal Broadway and "a Wall o. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16

MEDICAL AID TRUSS OFFICE, No. Anu street
lVl under the Aerican Museum. New York.
90 Dr. B. {. erett apprzes the public hathe continues
BIS successful reaent of diseases by safe and eeacors
needles he reosany upon vegetable preparations for the
OF those diseis to which he attends
Dr. Everetts N,and valuable TRUSS for Hernia or Rup.
trre combines oin operation Of springs upon the
rapture pad and eby equabe force and retains the
intestine nsder all ssble or attitudes of the body
and IS thus superoo all other Instruments Of the kind as
gives more securtwhen spphed He also keeps other ap-
proved Patent Irus which skuly applied India rubber
ak cotton and nsuspensoy Bsndage prolapsas
ge Russia Belts iweakress in the oins and back the truly
Knight for the anc of tie Womb recommended bv
al the hrst Surgeon the United States and Europe. Nj
ero' persons haven enrey cured by them after having
teen conhned 10 thtroom for years.
TO There are entrances to his oice-one from ale
1rosaway. next dooo the the American Muse
en- ana from No IN street, first door fran Broadway
n D. Letters froperons at distance, being post paid will
receive immediate anton. au5O- In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
New York, NAV 10Th, 1888.

For se, wholesale and retail the PROPRIETOR, prices by
b. H. SANDS, ~ and 100 Futsn Guion ss Broad.
way; Minor Broadway; Hart Chamber St and Broad.
way; Dcke Ala Broadway Clarke, cor Houston st. and
Broadway; Ring, GA Broadway Cote Ogden COL Broal
Ways syme, so and s30 Bowery Be~ar. cor Church and
Chamber ss w VI Sonerville, cor. 4th Wooster WyetL
% Bnwery Cotton Blocker st. Creighton Bedford and
CsriHe sts Lindsay IS 9th Avenue; Love los 6
Nicely Christopher and Greenwich lane and Bsrnett
Perfumery store 81 Canal street.
Price 80 cents.
y- Beware Of countertts and WORTHLESS, limitations and
a fac simile Of" y. wye.h'or each. iyiegm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
OCTOR DAvENPORT7s
Gel .HR ATED Ri IOvTS pills

E6R PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
II aPPette4hese Pills, wiach 20 eninenty usefr
for pains the hd stomach and bowels been before tn.
public for twentyears and well known that pro-
Irieor deems Unnecessary TO publish any Of the thousand
whefan be procurcs Of their efficacy from emf
KENT physicians al Others
DR.. Davenport Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
thoroughly proveor thirty years be mild safe and speedy
cure for ia disc asof the ewes.
Likewise that 'uable Itch Oistment prepared by Whea
and 50 long kvn speedy FOR that
disease, and for alinds Of rmres the skin
The above vaue medicines for sale in tins city b,
Il CO., and others.
All orders dresd to GEO. DIXON, Dedham, Mass, viii
he promptly attend to. jel0-6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
A LUxURIANT HEAD or HAIR Wv,

a LUAUKTANT HEAD Of HAIR .-W,ctIls cream
IA ofLiie considered superior TO every article for
the embellishments growth and preservation of the hair
entirely free from dsndruf and also for changing the
lor Of red light brown auburn hair whses
less blsckhe latter quality depending pro.
ducon For badness the Cream Of Lilies Justly esteemed
for il CELEBRITY Of reproduction.
FROM tho Proprietor OF the I" y. y. Age
Mn. joan WYErH-Sr: After SIX weeks use Of Cream
Of Lilies hair is completely restored after hsar.s tria
Of dozens Of articles told you, while travelling Mis-.
souri, last year had the bilious fever and had been nearly
year almost bald also applied 10 hkers asd
they assumed jet black permanent color having
red from my youth.
WITH respect and gratitude, am. sir, YOUR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-16
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOOI


A
conclusion
their
chased the
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07

Maine. Longs Peak, the highest of the
Rocky mountains, being 1879 feet, and
Mount Washington, the highest of the
White mountain groups, 023o; while
Mount katadin, tie highest point in Maine,
pokes its nose up INTO the air to the re-
spectacle height of $500 feet above the
level Of the seo.-Although the Maine
mountains lie in detached masses and from
separate families, they yet follow the lead
ing course of the Allegany ridge. The
groups of the Saddle Back, and mount
Abb aham aud mount Bgrlow, lie between
the. .Androscnggin and the Kennebec rivers,
while the Ebecme and Bakers mountains
lie between the Kennebec and Penobsco,
the katadin group dividing the two branch
es of the latter river and so on.
The Courier enurnerates twenty six
mountains oil which Maine can boast, whose
sumniis are from 527 to $500 feet above
the level Of The sea, besides others in dif-
ferent parts Of the State, which will not sink
in comparison with any but Katadin in
Penobscot county. Mount Abraham, in
Franklin county is 1887 feet high. mount
Blue also in Franklin county 2,S04, the
highlands at the monuments on the Canada
line 1000, the Sugar Loaf also in Penobscot
county 1000, mount Desert, on the Island
by that name, (highest peak) 1900, and
Streaked and Thvmg's mountains in Paris
Newheld counties SIG and 700.
The people of Maine have good reason
to be proud, not only of the number and
majesty Of their mountains, but also of the
HEIGHT of one of their lakes-the Moose
head-the surface OF which, strange as the
fact may appear, is much higher than that
of either of those of,he northwestern from
tier, being, according to DR.. Jackson, nine
hundred aud sixty feet above high water
mark in Portland harbor, while the heights
Of Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie and
Ontario. are set down at 622, $50. GOO,
500, and 225 feet. Sn it seems that Maine
can boast of the highest Lake in the world,
and has right to talk large aoout her
m"untains-to say nothing of her noble
rivers, tall trees, hardy sons and blooming
daughters. She has no reason to be
ashamed of any thing but her politics, and
even that article bears ncw and then the
right stamp.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07
TOR THE TELEGRAPH.
AN INCIDENT.

While travelling IN the Western State:
! stopped at Hotel in the beautiful towr
of Portsmouth, on the Ohio liver, where
found thirty or forty gentlemen warmly en-.
gagged discussing upon the Intellect of the
different parts of the United States; one
remarked that the Yankees we're noted for
their shrewdness and penetration IN playing
tricks upon travellers, others denied it an
said they were the mostignorant set there
could be found in the Union after get
ting considerably engaged upon the sub
ject they dropped it. In a few moments a
gentleman from New Orleans first rate
gamester very well dressed moved up to the
table that sat in the centre of the room
took pack of cards from his pocket and
began to shuttle them which he continued
to do for nearly fifteen minutes without
saying a word to any one or any one to him,
he finally SLAPPED the cards upon the table
and exclaimed, there gentlemen l will bet
you fifty dollars | will cut the jack of hearts
the first time, just at that time a man came
in from Vermont, he had on large sloLch-
ed white hat that came down over his eyes
with hair that came down to his shoulders
and very shabby dressed with tobacco juice
running out of each corner Of his mouth;
he looked up to the gamesier with kind
Of vacant stare and said, | will be darned
if don't guess YOU cant do that are the
gamest.r replied he would bet the fifty dol
lars of it any how, well said the Vermonte r
| will be da,ned if don, plank the stakes
on that are but suppose as now you will
let me shuttle them are wont you . yes
said the gan,esier--the Vermonter took The
cards, began 10 shuttle them, his hands
were stiff his fingers appeared TO be all
thumbs, he let them drop several times but
finally got them together laid them on the
table and said, there cut will you after we
have put the money into the Landlords
hands, the money was deposited in the
Landlords hands, after which the games
ter took knife from his pocket and Gu,
the pack 10 too in the middle and sald, there
Jonathan you have lost your cash. Lard
lord the money is mine, and proceeded to
take 1t; the Vermoner stretched out his
neck and said, rather guess not, put
that are Jack of Hearts in this ere pocte
and pulled it out the gamester GRABBED the
pack and tried to find The Jack Of Heart.
but was not there, the Vermon,er said,
will take that are money Landlord. Abou
one llafof it was silver. he rock it put il il
his pouch and turned round to the compan'
| shaking his money and said, ",hem il
what, l call real gingiers." Taking ths
subject into consideration that had beer
discussed, together with the trick, | wa:
| very much pleased.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07
From the New York Star.

The mountains in Maine, which are a
continuation of the Alfegany chain-ex-
tending from the Gulf of St. Lawrence -
were lately favorably noticed by the Port
land Courier. That paper reminded its
readers of a fac, nf which many people
hereabout may not be aware-yiz; that
the highest land in the United States, after
the White and Rocky mountains, is in
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07

Hy is now being manufactured--and large
portion of the new type nsw in the office.
A letter from Messrs. Hoe g. Co. of New
York, 1.-THE manufacturers of our new press)
received yesterday says-''We are busiy
occupied upon the press and expect to ship
it during the coming week" When we
receive it. look ou, for a big gun.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07

William PENN auay Of getting sohat land
he tuanted. Perm learned in 1869 that
there was some very choice land not in
cluded in his first purchase and he sent
to inquire of the Indians if they would sell
it. They replied that they did not wish to
part with the land where their fathers were
resting but, to please their father Oaas,
the name they gave the good nmn-fhey
would sell him some of it. Accordingly
they agreed for certain quantity of Eng
lish goods, to sell as much land as one OF
his young men could walk round in day,
"beginning atthe great river Conquanco
now kinsington, "and ending al the river
Kalapingo," now Bristol. This mode of
measurement, though their own choice, did
not IN the end satisfy the Indians for she
young Englishman chosen to walk off the
tack of land, walked so fast and far as
greatly to astonish and moriify them. The
governor observed this dissatisfaction, and
asked the cause, "lhe walker cheat u.s."
"Ah, how can that be :" Penn, said,
"did you not choose yourselves to have the
land measured in that wa, Z"
"True," replied the Indian, ''but white
brother make too big walk &"
Some of Penn's commissioners, waxing
warm, said the bargain was a fair one, and
insisted that the Indians ought to abide by
il, and if not, should be compelled to do it.
"Compe He'd !" exclaimed Penn, chow
can you compel them without bloodshcd
Don't you see thus looks to murder ," Then
turning with benignant smile to the In-
dans. "Well brothers, if you have given
US too much land for the goods first agreed
on, how much more will satisfy you %
This proposal gratiied them; and they
mentioned the quantity of cloth, and num-
Der of Ash hooks, with which they would be
satisfied. These were cheerfu!ly given,
and the Indians. shaking hands with Penn
went away smiling.
After they were gone, the governor look
ing round on his friends. said 20 how
sweet and cheap thing is charity Some
OF you spoke just now of compelling these
poor creatures TO stick TO their bargain
that is, in plain English, to fight and Kill
them, and all about little piece of land! %
..#. AdUocate of Peace.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07
a COUPLE OF STRAY LEAVES.
'E1mo disco 0mnes."
LEAF THE FiRsr-six MONTHS AFTER
MARRIAGE.
MARRIAGE

"Well, my dear, will you go to the par
ty to night yon know we have very
noliie invitation