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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

tbs MELANCHOLY TRUTH. thai !. IL. ~. :.
wen As other places. thsce are nuercus individuals rcw
eertas disorder which sy feel " dssructvs both to 49,
and miad Deserved md auos bsekea hestsa By va
not how to act whom to conade II scarcely possIls
imagine The amount Of bodily and misery arising o
extent .nt the publication Of Private Trcaes-a Ntas
vorme designed for those who wish for private a. we'll q
has given abundant opportunity Of w.ss.g
these facts Many Cor instance have me- with the biz
10 is bottles Of drops others as mssy bo.ss Of [ -
others again have hen into the hands OF peop
sone Of the mos. boosting Of the Lnd whs Afterwards -
Pearsd have been entirely ignorant Of the different vssss
and changes which these complaints assume undergo
must therefore, be strknsy apparent every thinking p
beforehand something skill and repataon Of Inc phys
sian to be consulted in these peculiar Diseases on In
Of myself:
Beside the rank hold Of graduate Of the University or Ed
we'll being the author volume expressly on thess
subjects, he result Of nearly thirty years hsvs
also testimonial from the eminent Of the profession
Sir Ashley Cooper London to the eminent physicisns
Of America, br Mott of New York, Dr. PhyscL Of
Philadelphia and which permitted show 70 anv ons
who wishes it. These authorities and qualifications therefore,
allow with peculiar satisfaction, state, that devote
portion expressly these and may be cen
suited my private study my residence Courandt street.
Those who are afflicted with any defect or complicated con
plant Of the generave long standing will
tain every possible relief while those who apply in he early
stages Of the disorder will b. agresaby surprised at the ms
date and convenient mode of cure pursued
Females who wish 10 state their by post in any
kind Of doubt fear will meet with the faithful and dek
cae attention On this would the greater Stress because
there various affections incident to the sexual which,
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
y Innocent and to which all subject a truly awful
thing when such fall into the hands Of unu
principled men
For those who wish it, obliged to travel little chest
with lock and key fitted ur containing every thing necessary
for the cure having the little treatise fitted in Me lid
folds the of certain facts which often deeply inter
ssting to married people who have no children.
With regard to structure, geet depending structure
generally the Consequence Of badly treated gorrha it
be too well known, s all the medicine in the world alens
will never it, Those, however, who residents Of IL
city, remain about week under my care may obtain
perfect, safe, and Letters to be addressed to
sl3-tf DIR. RALPH Senr. IS CoNrtlandt st.. N Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
THE HUMAN HAIR.

certainly true although not generally understood that
hair always remain IN the NEST abundant
fusion and only exists the skis d
every individual than hairs growing from them but in the worst
badness that they neither perish destroyed and
by accident disease there should be complets derange
sn destruction OF the parts which neursh and sustain
the maintain that tsy he root continue healthy and
aud destroyed Injured whom the har
fallen from evers fon constitutional causes either in
the old the young.-Errac from Beais Cos fsso-
Use accompanying BesiS Hair Restorative.
MESSRS. l.. l. BEALS co. invite those who are bald
in any degree whs losing their hair 10 their
Office 64 Broadway stairs ssd have their Hair Restorative
spilled without charge until the lair Is re, tored.
They further offer enter into contract with any party to
restore the under penalty Of forfeit Of from eve
hundred dollars said party being bound like TO be
paid when the hair shal have been restored
The original certificates Of gentlemen Of the standing
city al the office 1854 Broadway showing
eonesby that Bea Hair Restorative has restored and will
the human hair and II these sufficient salts
~ the iacrcdsos whom there great many,
the humbuss that have been mpudenty palmsd
upon the cemmr~ity ocular demonstrati)n will be TO
those who may cali there.
The Ladies especially recommended W the OF Bess
Hair Restorative IL is certainly ufaibe in producing
abundance Of hair where has become thin, AID pre-
serving and identifying that which remains.
Ba Hair Restorative will keep in excellent condition
full head a hair in health and beauty the L.
period Of life. Price 50 per Jar
NIB All letters OF application for Agencies must be poet
paid. liberal discount 10 those who buy TO sell
For sale by d. Moore, 13 Chessut st., Philadcphia A.
Snyder Troy y Geo. Oates agent for North Carolina and
Georgia my
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

AIR. STEvENSONS familiar TREATISE Gaia
N RACT in limo, with Illustrative Cases fourth
edition. price 3 in cloth board-Contents Plain description
by surgical eXpedentFaacy and danger Of trusting its treat
COUGHING asd eYtractonTh DID, asd however terrible and
mova hmited to adults, hardened ripe sataract
neither Of which operations be performed until pro-
longed blindness and tedious preparation without ting
irreasbe and less structural rsche with CORES
pondng risk OF subsequent inflammation ACUTE sometimes
suffering Disagreement destruction, permanent mper-
fiction OF ths affected These sad Consequences
trasted with mode cure rendered applicable to Caaraes
in their varying forms Of dmness greater obscurty total
loss Of sight aud al period Of life by avoiding AZ far
possible sensitive textures and acting kfuy nerve
less disease produces little pain while nature 10
restore sight in the most satisfactory leaving
deormty Of the eye -Four previous scientific ed
ons Of this work formerly pabshd elucdave the
flied recommendations Of distinguished writers and
in his public and private practice to the greatest extent with
the most signal success. BY JOHN STEVENSON, Esq.
Conduit street Hanover square res, Surgeon oculit
AND Aurst TO his late Majesty &C. and the King Of the Bel
gian' and Lecturer the Anatomy, Physiology and Patbo
logy Of the Eye and Ear.
London S. tighiey, 81 Fleet street
or whom be had the following works Of the Author
Ophthalmic and Aursl Diseases wiz
On WrAKsEss OF siGHr, 5th edition, IS. Cd. in board,
On GuTTA SERESa, Nervous Blindness Is 3D. in soaras-
On DrarsRss. its Cau,es Prevention, and Cure, fourth
ton, s. in boards. aI7.ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

A CERTAIN DISEASE eradicsted BY the celebrated
IA DR.. foetts Genorrhea Eradcator II binders from
busines pleasant the taste does ais the breath and
its vues length Of time and therefore inn
portent medicine for voyage and those riding in the cosn
try fails IN recent in less as "a hours,
those OF longer standing IN proportion Hundreds have by
few doses OF the Lrsdcaor been OF the Files For sale
Wholesale and retail by B& d. Sands Falton and
Wam and the following Drug Stores 90 Bowery corner 81
walker $40 Bowery Bond; 90 Breadwsy 30 snth
Avenue Price 81. m5o IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
MEDICAL.

90 DR. GLOVER hes recently introduced into hrs vrse.
tee chemical preparation, which has proved smuenv
successful in removing glee~ Of long standing &C. Gopes.
heas are cured in few days is pleasant the tssss
and speedily efhcaeous.
The Doctor 10 consulted confdentiaiy in those dissas
whieh have baaed The skill OF the inexperienced and ush
. are produced BY 9ssek nostrums and ignorant prs-
tenders BE little particular 10 notice the ue and number
% his ose2 Ann street Private entrance his Office third
evening je7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
IN BLACKsMITll,s HOUSE WOeD1D
KNuVRa-O

0 This Spanish proverb applies most ereelsntly to soae
OF New York HAIR OIL manufacturers who making
great their grand compositions. when they have bald
heads themselves Bot PASTORS OIL not only good for
every bodys hair destroy dsnduf and prevent hair iron
turning grey but also excellent Oil to keep his own AIR
equao the world This Boosting not intended Tor
city Of New York where for the lat sixteen years have
practising the hair cutting business but am selling
great quantity Of oil for the country want 10 put them
their bald head fools that making
bsdys grow except their A. PASTORS OIL has
the produce Of "a experience For sale wholesale
and retail at 16S Greenwich ST.. y. Y. A. PASTOR
Price SO cent bottle, highly perfunod. slS-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
a. zoo REWARD.-CROSS's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
Sd OOO for the Of (sonorrhma Geets

a. SnO REWARD-CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE
cOO for the cure Of Gonorrhea, elects. Structures and
or all remedies yet discovered Cor the above complaints DIN
n the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without The least -
gard Diet drink exposure, change application bu
We give long quacksh recommendation
public II the medicine does not speak for ITSELF shall
speak for it. Our object TO notify where Il be had and
that the proprietor challenges single
to be brought which the mixture will rapid uss
under forfeiture Of $780,
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
siehgh low Hch and poor matrimonial and single They
arc presented With remedy by which they
themselves without the least exposure the shortest time
sble.
Further the disease esnnot be contracted IL dose Of ths
Mixture is taken at night geing 10 bed when exposed.
is put up in bottles, with full directions accompanying IT,
at 81 bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DIR. WIN. w. MINORS Drug Store, NJ
1913 Broadway Dey (Frankln House N York
and at Jones Huchnsos corner Of Chestnut and TIN y.
Philadelphia m23Df
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
WOnsicrful Cure. Of Coughs Nnd Con-
sumption.

sumption.
DR. SHERMANs COUGH LOZENGES are not quacA
remedy-thcy rescribed BY physicians generally Read
Me following : Urea, April I'd.
Dear DoctorDurng stay IN this place have disposed
stock Cough Loxenges with the happie result
medicine that could confidently
rely upon popular and orte article have cured Sc
veral Of obstinate coughs two three day. Accept
my best wishes for your success, &C. SC.
H. JONES, NJ p.
PHILADELPHIA, April -
Dr. Sherman: Dear Sir-One Of my patients that kaa pro-
her bed from confined consumption, induced to sed to
box Cocgh LozeDges she felt relieved alter
the ir.t Dose continued improve for about weeks
she is perfectly well. Yours, Sc.
J. +. COLEMAN, NJ. ID.
Mrs. Jenkin. Of ts city had suffered from
consumption for nearly two given by her
friends recovery and expected daily TO breathe her
which she happily prepared and had disposed Of all
her worldly effects she tried Shsrman Cough Lorengs, with
friends felt greatly relieved after the frat DOSE and
she va, able walk visit her nsghbors. She WELL
consumption
Reader won have that aausss complaint do not neglect
taking the only remedy that will yos you have only
slight cough cold do put of taking this best Of all
dizziness if have ghtse Of the chest dhc atty OF breath
ing tickling in the throat asthma whoopng cough or cough
attending measles to lee Nassau street the only Aedicated
Le1enge Warehouse America aud get Dr. shonani CoagA
Lorences aud be cured ss-y
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DAupELoco UE's FEMiNINE AND ToNIc PILLS

ID Ths former certain cure f,r ossruesea suppression
i~reg~arity add ether ~ar eoplants peculiar TO females
latter esectsal remedy Cor the diseases neid
tai state Of pre~ascy As general Alteran and Res,o
rave these Pile equally serveeable To both and
invaluable family medicine they be taken Al an
without interruption from business hazard from cold
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iaa,sg boz Of each description. Wbeo used gescr al
and restorative they 10 be
ken eosonty and will prove invaluable medicine well
for married Tor single unless during pregnancy v.r
e Tonie Pills aione ssf b. taken, the sthers viii
risea,yraes.
For sale only by James r. Hart NJ D. as Broadway
ner OF Chamber. and 90 Had.on st.; VI. Cuon l2f
cry Of Grand ST. ss Henry Of Phe ST. and AL
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8. Booth, 10 Futon street Brooklyn.
Package price, 10 cents. Tonic separate, % cents
~ d. Observe that the Tonic Pills aose must be taken dor
ING pregnancy, sslAs oh~vs irosid cause sbc'f'or-
ilVeod9ms
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OPINIONS CT THE PRESS.

steel altogether and longer Acknowledge the grey goose
ssip as the badge Of professionally T. Com. .adv.
With one Of these pens endeaverng to do jus
Mr. Got uefaness and scarcely recognize our
hanawork the pen seems to move by some influence =.
Of our voen and the characters traced by it
are superior any have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure Bearing this public testimony to Mr. 0otts
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his nven-
lion affords d. Mes YsTk Herald
"C,oas Steel Pens"-"we net IN the habit Of using
metallic pens find those of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
tried and heartily recommend them excel
lent They the handsomsst that far
goes the node Of fastening them to the stem s
peror to any that noticed holding them much ~ner
and postsa The in which they at least
'easket worthy q its jewels On the whole, elotts
metal pens likely to ssPcsseae all Others hsw
York Gassne olSy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
PIANO FoRTES AND MU SIC.
ATWILL'SS MUSIC SALOON.

cRmW May
htshL fhrntue bdl
sm sdnAmah md n as
6undn %
OsTOOIse ,oou~po aP Pianos o. @ d
andsmIt.
sofcerd. arp r
m1 Pmehan nn6n il &c advantage n an
m
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In to h tn
epr. Of hUi,. old IT aan as n ap than at
F.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

evil /, That will" replied Arthur W.-"bst
"No matter now. Twill call upon you tomorrow
at IL o'clock dc not fail to be at home for perhaps
a life hangs upon yoar words"
"I will not fail.
soon at Mr.. BIS door, and il was opened by that
gentleman himself
"How dare you, sir?" he began in q voice Of
thunder. But, clasping his hands. while the tears
coursed down his manly cheeks, Mr.. w. asked for
his Jane
"oh sir, happiness will Be oars again; ! have
found him-the villain, the infamous villain-where,
is janet
eco see her yourself" said Mr. b., softened by
his manner, and in an instant he ia James room
Bat it was not his Jane-his beautiful, blooming
Jane. There she sat, in sick chair pale, wan
faded and wasted till she was but shadow Of her
former self. Waving the servant from the room,
holy scene.
At IL O'clock the ne xt morning, young Arthur W.,
Mr. W. his faded wife, and her now happy father,
were assembled in Dir. BIS parlor
Advancing to Arthur, Mr. w. without saying a
word produced FROM his pocket the gold locket, given
child and placed it in his hands. For an instant he
gazed at it, and bursting into tears, ne exclaimed
!" Poor-poor Louise"
1t was enough: with a cry Of JOY Jane sank into
her husbands arms, and all forgotten and forgiv-
en-. He was indeed the father of the hapless infant
for his dear Louise. In instant she was IN his
arms. will add no more now, except to state that
al the time Arthur w. deserted Louise w., ne
was boarding in the very house afterwards occupied
by his namesake, my unfortunate hero; and she not
knowing that he removed left the infant there in the
story of Louise and Arthur must BE reserved for q
future day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01

TNEMALE LovELINEss-sUPERFLUO HAIR
II Nature doubtless originally ntsaded the appearance OF
ladies to be in accordance their but how frequeatly
and with what unpleasant sensations DO we
beautiful completely snsexed by that unseemly
a upe grow tn Of hair spon the face neck
ATKINsON'S DEPlLATORY has proved itself in thou.
that have under the rroPretors obssr
positive and easy remedy for oss unfortunate al
Fiction.
No cosmetic been hailed with the unvs sal salts
faction that has accompanied the introduction Of hi nvalua
Bile preparation sine application Of which will in few
moments entirely The hair, leaving the skin softer
finer whittier and much improvedin its appearance.
mild and harmless in its nature, that il can be used
upon infant, without the leaN dsletsrious effect
the increased demand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Acssr GUONS, lss Broadway
New York. General Agents for the United States Of America
for the DePilatory and Mahomeds Turkish Dye.
Country will be supplied by them the most reason
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle m2aHy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-01
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL PENS,

dofaNres Staionr dFanyGo
IEsALEO ONLY A THE
Bekma sire
as t % %
uudsM employed the pbG rel
upEh
asst sd to a Improvement the ar
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19

him on the Sub-Treasury scheme, and succeed.
ed, it appears, with some difficulty, in DRAWING
him out, in regard TO that 'fayorte measure Of
the administration" The result ofthis inter.
esting interviews is thus given:
Regarding the Sub-Treasury, the Major
earnestly tried to wave the question, saying,
that as a political friend of the late "revcred
Chief at the head of the government,' and his
respect for the man who had pledged himselrto
"track his footsteps" he did not care to commit
himself; nor did he care to DO quoted in the
newspapers, unless in his own particular way:
but this he would say, and he had said it sever.
al times since the experiment began, that he
did not like the specie clatos- -"that Sub-Treas-
ury was better than no Treasury--if you could
only cut off The cla,Os"-but with ME specie
cldws, there was no telling what was in the
Treasury, or what was cIa,Cd out on't--that
already, Notwithstanding lamentations here
and elsewhere" since the deposits was reno
we'd from where Congress put them, the specie
clancs" had grabb'd nigh upon ten millions of
dollars; but this was fea-bite compared to
what would follow "the footsteps Of their pre-
Idecessors," ifthe specie cla,cS we're kept in.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
WING AND LoCOFoCO PROPHECIES.

Senator Clayton, foreseeing, with the saga
city Of a profound statesman, the present condi-
ton Of things, said as long ago us 1889, that
bankruptcy and ruin, at the anticipation OF
which the heart sickens, must follow in the
long train of evils that are assuredly before US.
Where then,-where then, demand to know,
sir, is the remedy 10 save u.s." About the same
period Of this prophecy, the Globe came out as
follows :-"ln seven months from this time
Bank rags will be abolished, and the whole
country will be overspread with gold. Every
Farmer and mechanic Of the West will have
long silk purse Of open network, through the
inslerstices ofwhich the yellow gold will shine
and glitter"
But about these days, MIR. Webster, looking
ahead, with a prophets eye said
81 see minent danger that more or fewer Of
the State Banks will stop specie payments
Under the pretence, then, Of a design 10 return
TO a currency which shall be all specie, we are
likely TO have currency in which there shall
be no specie at all! We are in danger Of being
overwhelmed with irredeemable paper-mere
paper, not representing gold nor silver, no sir,
representing nothing but broken promises, bad
faith, bankrupt corporations, cheated credlto rs
and ruined people,"
Reader! Ponder seriously upon these things,
and remember too that the most rotten monled
institutions are in those States where the Loco
locoS have had almost unlimited control Of po-
Iitical power. How long will men endure
these things, and strive against their friends to
sustain those in power who have oppressed
them to the dust! Some will, forever, but we
trust not all. To the predictions of the Wing
Statesmen at the time they were made, the an
swer was "Panic!-panic!' Now other STRAIT
agems are employed to blind the eyes and con-
fuse the ears Of the people. But it would seem
as il such efforts must be vain except upon those
who desire not 10 know the truth.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19

founded on individual confidence, must cease
for time-for how long no one can tell
The experiment OF gold and silver as the exclu-
siye currency must he made, and lei il be made.
Every one must prepare for the specie stan
dard. Let not the country be deceived by
fall Sc hopes. 1t is in vain for the democratic
party to tell the country, after the mischief II
has nude, that they do not intend ultimately TO
DESTROY the banks. This indeed would not an
swer their purpose; they wish that so much oil
them may remain as may suffice for target
for their corrupt press, and enable them 10
give a false direction to the displeasure oil the
democratic party Take then your sub-Treas-
ury and your specie clause, which, two years
ago, you denounced as treason or notification
complete the work Of prostrating our vast In
ternal trade, and our agricultural and manuiac
turing industry, rendering it necessary TO re-
sort to a direct tax or to the creation OF ma
tional debt, and then, perhaps, another trag
ment ofthe democratic party, like the Conser
vatives, may come over to the cause oil The
country, and abandon the democratic party
But at present, the cause of that country /
gloomy indeed-no man can form an idea q
''the beginning of the end"--but clouds anC
darkness rest upon it. AS democrat OF the
old school Who have been accustomed to look
upon public officers as public servants, and who
have always considered the triumph OF party
as subordinate to the prosperity OF our common
country, cannot speak Of the present state Of
things but in terms of honest indignation.
n. M. BRECKENRIDGE.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
E1B@RRYs
thursday, :::;::DECEMBER 10, 1890.
For the Liberty Advocate.

For the Liberty Advocate.
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UN-
I. ION BANK, RESIDING IN THE COUN-
!. TY OF ANTE.
GENTLEMEN: 1t is evident that the Bank can.
10, redeem its Post Notes due in April next.
Nness all who have borrowed from The Bank
Till come forward promptly and pay the Bank
phat they owe her. propose then, TO save
he Bank from dishonor, and the credit OF our
sl,ats, that we do not avail ourselves of the Of
er of the mother Bank, to accept 25 per cent.
IN the demands which the Bank has against
Lis, and give our notes for the balance, payable
Inc year hence; but that we pay all that we
bwe at maturty,-and that this policy shall be
pursued by the Wings throughout the State
call upon the Wings Of the County to meet
Inc in Liberty on the first day OF January next,
no assist me in preparing such representations
and memorials as the exigencles oil the times
may seem to you TO require. ~
n EDMUND SMITH.