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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
COL IT'S
BOOK X T. T. p l N G..

iGy- A PKACTfCAL WORK UPUN a FLAN En- IIKE
LY NEWThe which form the bases Of the science
under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms Of grammar and arithmetic. II contains
cabulary Of mercantile terms and phrases Also key ex-
planning the nature and manner Of Journazn each OF the Day
Book practical accountant would the
his pupil; th es the science that young man
ocommou English education acquire knowledge without
teacher To which added Directions to
the Learner Comm rca Calculations and Patica Worms for
keeprg books in every exlsns aud variety OF commercial
Public Addresses the first delivered the sub
jec SC &c-ths day published by William Jackson 100
Broadway aud for sale at the principal Bookstore - the Unit
Cd States n6-6mr
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THE STUDY OF
BOOK X r. r. p | N G.

80 Cedar street. near Broddtcdy.
uy- c. MARSH, Accountant continues 10 give Practice
Lessons in this most Necessary branch of mercantile edu
cation Also open, cose adjust accounts and TO write
up books
The instruction roush viii III the pupil passes 10
thoroughly pracca and tie person Of good capacity who de
abost three weeks The study will be qualified TO kcs
correctly nd gsntiy the accounts OF any business
Prosp-ctuses with terms. to BE- had AZ the
q. c. MARSH HIS WORKS
introduced IL New York Schools
The Science of Dsubc Entry Bookkeeping smplihrd'
A standard wsrs eighth edition, 20O pages svo-Si 40
The Art Of .izge Enry Bookkeeping, improved ey hs
PRODUCTION Proof Bssc-." 30 pages syo-75cts.
A Lecture on thu study &C Bookksp,pg. with Baisnce
Sheet A nea, pamphlet, a. pages i7mo-le cents
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BOOKKEEPING AND pENMANsHIP.
FOSTER s. JONES'S

A CCoUNTING and Writing Rooms, Iss Broadv y /,
"A lover the drug stoel This establishment Is centi el
BY MIR JONES' conducted the principles that
Cor several year secured liberal share OF rub pa
'ronge open both day and evening" and devoted clu
svely 70 the essential qualifications Of accountant PEN
ranship Reohk eping and Arithmetic taught IN such
give the Student pessse advantage from
hs superior at@ess esPsciy and In all 70 advance
him rspdy conducive sound prac Al knowledge.
Private lessons be had when required References given
TO fsrmer pupils who Bcokkeeper or TO Merchan' who
have seui pupils.
Or Comgtatsa account. ada.led ssd srransed no 2t.
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dfs M If II FAILS LEROY'S FRENCH
IN sDUO SPECIFIC.-The great Specific Of Doctor


om Leroy OF Paris the most eectua and rapid cure ever
known for certain disease.
Those who wish avoid gack nssfrs, and them
selves with little trouble without liability Of exposure will
this medicine well suited to their it requires no
change DIET does affect the BREATH, which pre-
vents the possibility Of discovery While using il.
Besides this important advantages leaves the parts
subject troublesome weakness that eten after
medicine and If taken the first stage OF the
disease will the barge and all unpleasant
feelings few days In long, protracted chronic stages
ofthe disease in obstinate glee female complaints or weak
Of these organs il without doubt the most hectua re-
medy discovered and has cured obstinate after
every other had failed Of this kind Of more
than yea andng recently cured in two weeks by this
specific after upwards Of hundred dollars had been spent Tor
Medical and Medicines without effect In fact it
been used with such all stages Of the disease that we
challenge to be produced that will not cure under
forfeit Of $500
Each bottle has full description Of the diseases and all the
necessary directions for beth the English and French
languagePRIcE ST. BOTTLE, large BEETLES of double size,
81 SOY
pC- FOR sale only at the agents Office, Ne. IS NA"Ap
STREET four doors from Fulton street. (up stas ONCE open
until o clock in the evening. e6 3m'
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eIyOR THE FACE AND SKiN."-Church's Genuine
Vegetable Lotion, recommended by the faculty for all
diseases Of and skin II eradicaes pimpes reek.
les spots rednes ring and all cutaneous eruptiens,
gradually realizing delicate clear soft skin transform.
the aow complexion INTO radiant shtenes; renders
harsh and rough skin beautifully Soft smooth and ina
parts the neck and ahesth aud emile DOOM
and due perseverance its application the result will be
beautiful comp exon. This Lotion exceeded BY other
in the world Suce il TO say that it has been used with
great In the United States and West ladies with
out single complaint Of its efficacy For sale Charchs
Dispenary 1888 Bowery Spring St. Price IS cents
per BEETLE ni6lmeod+
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re Launeus - sAe Lome OUe
"When wilt thou rslura1"-Nss Hsmsms.
How assolsts and how loss a.
NV hoae arrsar th0s art far away 49,
oh. when wilt thou ceQs hAck sgAa, mine OWN
What tsnp1s tAss thus 20 streys
Gone back--coms bach-hatA the world suene ~ ss
As the true loving hssst that waits thss hsrs'
Hast thou not vowed to Be
Mime, and wsime e~Iy through each chansins Scent
A. vet NV heart hath found change ~ thoei--
Be still what thou hast been, -,
Fond kind and faitfuIly-my soie ir'eno ana e~'se'
Ara d~ur~r f.r than af the world beside
m. svheu wilt thou returnI"
v.;r,v IeoLffor thee at the close OF day,
Ard of,en does my aching bosom yearn
For thee, far away.
u..h ahsence changed theef-No. il cannot be-
There Is NO TRUTH il thou art false TO me-
Yet thou dsst tarry long.
whilst here ia cherries solitude ] mourn,
And dark lorebodnes Ter my fond soul throng,-
Oh "when wilt thou returnf
Sickness may rsach thee-pan, or grief, or care,
Fall ON thy breast, and not there to share.
Come back to thy own home
know thou canst not change, but am sad,
And weary with long watching, do thou come,
Aud make my spirit glad,
l know not Joy whilst thou art from my sight
Ny yearnng thoughts with thee day and night
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YUBLIsHEp sAfLYBY
J a N X \ q q - - CN HI cNB e NJ

10 III
TERMS OF ADvERTISIhH.--Tbs extensive c,rcuisuss.
Of the HRhALp both in town ard county aupsyss
channel for advertisers.
TWELVE Laws
1 Day, 70 80 days, u a days. 81 10 day, - ~
80 eel 90 ,u
ros yieHr LAWS ASS.
weeks, ~ co months, % ~
I month, 90 months tsN IN %
90 A sdvertisernectsit be Iai berr tAes nssvtois
Adve. ',sments inserted in the wrrxs HEaALp At 81
per square every insertion
MosrIre HrsALp-iseued every moa,ns sscspt suntAy,
price oo cents per copy Cousry hersrs fSrhishsA -
We same rte, Tor any tciHe period, rittapes - ~
vsnee No paper sent, mlsss paid IL advAec.s
wxHsLv HxsALp-issue< avery Saturday nosning seeI
e'och Pr,ss - cefs pr ecYy bnrshsj 70 oy sussef
Ssss 81 - per anpsum IN aAvsIses .s..t. NJ t.r
CcsnssrcrpyHrs fsSvssts1 y -aarsm sheS sstsss "
Ssnss 0svde~ Bns, n vtstes an Tdcr, ~ ~ ssssss
- s~sipsss must ~ -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

MADAME REsTELL's MONTHLY FEMALE REG
wi ULATING PlLLS-Madame RestslI, Female Physi-
ciap has had ample evidence 10 satisfy her that of
complaints 10 which females subject have been
II wholly owing 10 the absene heretofore Of pror
safe. sfcier and certain medicine OF suppre ssion
regu ry and sopaee ofhoss functions upon which
TIC health life of every female depends De,s
cy and propre forb,ddng the freedom ~
Of their the partic aar effects
encd without kno ~ledge of which IL wholly impossible
combination ofngred aording ,cef well he
rpurnance of ad ring to the subject unless 10 female
doubt the chief Of the Of the
specifics introduced by the medical fraternity TIL
the source of thu. truly rehful OF raisery, as
being the only ecaeous remedy known IL Europe for the
iss thirty years having been used and 6rst introduced
by MADAME REsrELI, the celebrated Midwife and Fe-
male vscian grandmother Of the sdverse1 with the
most urexanplea success Madame Resteli. well
from her personal acquaintance with the peculiar phys
oiogy and anatomy the female frame the opportu.
sensation and effect produced the Of her Fsmse Regu
iatnz Pills. has been enabled combine the ingredients n
which they composed NJ 10 uste mdne" and SAFE
" with sn certain efficacy The advsntf afforded ef
consulting freely aud unreservedy (vitheu cost. with
OF their omn sea- with their dispositions
VIII be pan lest every rejecting female aud will
save much useless expenditure. Is TO he hoped ta the
ue the future welar and happiness Of tLer dasghe heir
peace will snatch them from the herd Of evils arising from
this The obstinate aud long seated cf
rresuay suppression &C. have been removed by the Female
Regulating Fills.
X . necessary the married abstain from their USE Cor
that are contained the full and particular drecsns
when and how 10 Ne used which accompany esch sor.
each box Price ST. For sale At her principal ofce 100
f.re irk
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cELE Il RRFEkl EYE

PassAasD " On. FaAseis. OeoULlsr 49,
i: 4. eve weakness q s
ohthsni essasect nebua and al other with wheA
1's n No. ss:s. end beautiful nay . !. .stss
hops had asd and where eve. Ii. medical faculty pre-
CERTIFICATES
From the Rev Mr. Davis pastor Of the Church Latng
This t. certify that young man. whom have bsse eel
quaatsd with fer ne and after spending months in
6on with what they termed an incuabs Cataract 80 thu, hs
nearly blind atrial Of Dr. j. Francs remedy bet
ties only being used removed to the surprise ali
him. with that eye % ever he dd
feel duty to give this information for the benefit Of
The Rev. j. Harrison a Thompson having procured
bottle Of the above for Mrs. Harrsens eyes ssysto nv
been excessive for had many eve va
but they all failed therefore, hore the public will
appreciate its value.
This to certify that my eyes high state Of in
dammaon for several MONTHS remedies had be tried
without any good effect and after using bottle q the above
eye water perfectly restored sight and believe saved
Mrs. ANDERSON, No. GoercA street
Mrs. MEGA frey, Is Cherry This is TO certify that
afflicted with continual weeping Of scaldng water from
my eyes for several months many remedies applied with
out aordng smallest relief thought should have
blind applied Dr. Francis remedy and after using
bottle can truly saved me from absolute blindness
eyes for five years during which time several remedies had
been used without good effect being derived and cons
him entirely from the benefit Of education ana after the ".
three small of DR.. Francis invaluable eye
water he has been completely cured and to be my
residence, SIS Franklord street, New York
GEORGE B. SMITH
This is to make known that have for years been
aiced with What Physicians call Chronic Inflammation,
sg weakness and rednes my eyes, and that by the ap-
p!icaon of bottle Of DR. Fancs Eye Water nAa-
nation ceased; therefore feel il duty to commend this
liquid safe and unparalleled remedy to all afflicted
with optic diseases In Of verbal information being
CURED this statement inquire for at 81 Liberty street,
New York.
Feb. is, $780, DAVID MCKNIGHT.
boy whose had been covered with thick cataract
and who had spent eight months nfrmary and then dsl
charged ncurabe etely restored sight, and
be the residence Of respectable Quakecss No -
First street.
The Rev. d. Dunbar says from the testimony Of those
used the Eye Water prepared by Dr. Francis highly
recommend it TO the notice Of the PM ic valuable
remedy. DUNCAN DUNBAR.
Pastor of the McDeugal Street Church.
Many certificates be at the c.hce.
u7- B.-This eye is prepared -od BY any
person in the United States bot BY Dr. Francs No 10 Bar
clay street, New York.
To prevent Cousteres all that genuine have the
tors crest and seal on each bottle from this date.
May I'd, 1889.
y Artificial Eyes inserted by DR.. j. Francis that cannel
distinguished from the natural and will perform every
ton of that organ without giving the slightest PAIN and for hs
great improv in this art he has received Diploma
10 Barclay street New York ola 3m&W
~ rI - n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

NHERRYs As1RiNGENT PILLS Celebrated for
~ the radical Of certain obstinate complaint aterhe
failure of Capiv Cubeb injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
4" New York. May 9th is3S.-- Hotel, Broadway--The
writer when in his city from Charleston last bought
half dozen ofDr Cherry Pills. order that who
been long responding like himself he truly
before lac had finished the third box his complaint had vanished
after having for five years previously vany tried all kinds of
medicines injections bougies, change Of air, sc II is
than ten months since his and he weighs LA
pounds. while last sprisg he only wei, he'd 100 pounds
Fer sale wholesale and RETAIL BY A. B. D. Sands 70 and
100 Fulton and the following Drug of Chambers
aud Broadway ef Church Chambers 63 and $50
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL Ill Bowerv ga Broadway,
Carmne And Bedford IS Sixth Avenue and Bunetfs
Patent Medicine sore 81 Canal street. Price ST..
d 9n,t
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a 1t TIE IHIS!!.--PHf oICIANE
n ALL A FARCE..-DOCTCR MANTACClNIIS IN
TO Wilt has been said that the next great discovery would
be made BY fool Let nameless Gemaf qaaeh ad
yenturer has proclaim discovery, and with flourish
ar coup grace challenges tie memory Of all departed
ability Of living His Harlequin
patched and shredded original BY stean like
his discovery piece oiupnsrn boobyin and whea h,s me
dicne FOR its csriag effect will dispute hi
bosst .t mrs efforts Leen crowned with complete
cess Whoever heard Of DISORDER existing without IL direct
agencyT Yet this bedlamte that certain disease arises
more from ouack than from the real disease Truly
ths discovery but tins the OF Improvement
Dr. e Paris could raise the dead Dr. nameles OF
New York can RAISE devil and until the people well
pued the imposition will b, continued and the patient viii
have TO do what should haze done beicreconsut
lar physician.
Those prefer reality OF practice 10 Of profession
will call nj the Office Of poctor Geraraa and TO lt
William street, where perfect warranted OF delicate
disea ses in their stages. NJ I'm
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EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATfON.-Tne oAndl
Il Oriental Tablet will speedily render skin smooth
clear aud even removing roughness eches sunhurns
and every mperecton from its surface leaving the complexion
clear hne and white u will quickly counterfeit the deerou
effects Of alkaline soaps pains bathing &C. and rive n,
skin that transparent brancy justly admired Price
centssod only at GUIONy, ss Brosdwsy opposite Joh,
street. - -
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BOG OR DAvENPORTs
sEl ERRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

CEl EBRATED BILIOUS PILLo,
TcOR PURH flying THE BLOOD AND CREATING
Il appetite These Pills, which eminenty useiu
pains the head bowels have been before the
public for twenty years and well known chat the pro-
pretor deems TO pabsh any OFT ne thousand
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from emit
nen, physicians and others
Dr. bavenports Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
thoroughly for thirty TO be MID sale ana speedy
cure for Al diseases of the eyes
lkels tht valuable Itch Ointment prepared by Whea
ton be speedy for that loathsems
disease and for all kinds ofpinres on the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale in this city BY
Reese Co.. Duryee Cocksraf, H. H. Scheaiein
& Co.. and others ~
All orders directed to GEO DIXON, Dedham. Mass, viii
M ,ra,,rtlv attended to. iel0-6m.
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Anew DIsLOvERY.-For the cure Of chronic diseases
~ such long standing serofua Secondary Syphilis, III
Piles, Ftsla Csncerns, Tumours and Az Mercuri.
Diseases No nay required not for medicines till the
cure is perfected which will take from TO weeks and BE-
without .drancs business Medicine aad advice grats
No i7o Canal street. where DR.. SOLOMON HEiNE, the
di.covsrer will be In attendance from to ~ M and
ION atosPM Asy pc- on recommended hy an Alderman
poor aud honest eau havs medicine aAd advice grss y
calling upon Dr. solcros H~ne At his residsseo No 7s
Hudson street between Canal ~ on "a
Hose ahovss,en tiousA nl-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

90 TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention Of
he public Inducements held out by SYLvEsTER Co
s6 Broadway tori INVESTING in real estate situated in New Or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pioxs Davie
Hale OF the Journal Of Commerce, haze good
moving that the affair question possesses the
lene the comnunyan1 recommend those persons VIII
any doubts TO call Sylvester Co. who desrou
n rsng the most full and perfect satisfaction reply
nosires made. eli.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

SO MAIDEN LANE.
subscribe respectfully informs his friends and the put.
lie. that he has just received a complete assortment cf
Fall and Winter Goods which he will make up his usual
low prices, for cash, viz:
FALL AND WINTER FkICEs.
Over Coats OF Pilot Cloth SIS 90 10 % o.
Beaver Is 90 IS %
Dress Coa.s-Broad l6 90 TO IS 0O
FrocL Is 90 10 81 %
Pautaloons or Cashmere. &c. 90 TO II 90
Of satins Woosn, veivets and Valencia 90 o.
Persons furnishing their goods have the, made uy
tlc following low prices, viz.
Over Goats made and trimmed &lI % TO IL on
Dress . 90 to VI 90
Frock SO to ~ 90
Pantaleons 400
Vests 20Q
Nr.-An garments made at this establishment made b.
the best workInen, and warranted 10 6t
So amis, URIAH p. HARRIsi
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no THE ECoNONICAL.

TO THE ECONOMICAL.
Study economy ye, who Ie'er studied Il before,
And We studied II, must study II the more
GENTLEMEN in want Of Clothing, will find Il their in
W erest call los Bcekman street. nea Pearl where
goods atured in the very best STYLE the following
low prices
Sup Dress Coats from 10 - made and trimmed 81 TO
Do grocks, do. is"2i do. do. TIA
Vests. ali kinds, a. do. de- Ta2
Fine Pst Goats, 1915 extra Gue beaver coats "a" 90
ole Smeod. J. MOFFAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-02

fsOALs coALatCoAL s,s-TAs sA.sPsss - ~ 80
~ Gle IN The shsps q Coa Tor stove aaost At the
foot q 1ssch street. and selling the very low prcs Of -
pr tons dsvsssd Tree on esrtass 70 any part Of The city
Cnssnsr are respectfully invited % call and sIsss for them
selves. Ol-0U
HOLD: lEF0RE YOU PURCHAOE, LOOK At THIS!
IL H. NEWELL gvs noliss thAA h Il constantly rsesv
ng fro. his Factory, full suppy Of seasonabs Boots and
Shoes ut u hin manufacture the materials selected the
work supervised BY hin, end every pair warantsd he will sell
sass:sy Or No sobrsasur ten cent less (suae. con-
dersd than Be purchased elsewhere which he will
the satsction ofthe most ncredulous they will only IA
him with call It No. - Canal It. LA Chatham st.
NJ BA large assortment Of French gsat skin boots on
hand. nSSms
DR GRANGER has removed To his permanent residence,
~ Ne. - Amity street, where offers the pnsic ms
Homeopathic pector Restorative the manufacturing price,
The which has attended the previous sac OF TINS va
uahle remedy enables him to place within the reach OF
all who suffering from consumption, any affection oths
lungs or liver
DR. GRANGER be cousulted daily, at his once ron
II to s. and from to 8, P. M ole jim
rHEAP CLOAKS-The subscriber has now ON hand an sI
~ tensive assortment Of Ladies' CLOTH silk and menho
Cloak all Of winch he offers reduced large
stock Of cheap Dry Gooss. THOS. PATIlsoN,
nj I'm No. Bowery corner OF DIVISION street
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-02
From the Chicago Democrat.
Western Iadidns--4 little Siour girl burnt at
the stale by the Pdrnees.

the stake by the Parnees
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. 16.
The Sioux and Pawnees, only 100 miles from
here. are in constant hostility. This war has
continued for about 200 years. 50 the lnolans
here (thc Pottawatames) say Ihe Pawnees IN
A war expedition into the Sioux country last Feb
ruarv, took prisoner Sioux girl only II wears
old v HON they kept about two months, unuli
corn planting. and fattened her as they would
hop They then determined 10 make sacri-
fee of her This they kept to themselves Two
days before the sacrifice council OF eighty OF
the warriors and head men of the nation met TO
see whether they would accept the offers OF two
traders OF the American fur company who offered
them valuable presents II they would release
her TO them, 50 that they might let her return
home. Butall would no, do. \ mnJoritv OF the
council was for n sacrifice, OF course those III
favor Of her release could do nothing
At the breaking up Of the council the prison.
or was brought out and accompanied by the whole
council was led from house 10 house; when they
gave her a small billet OF wood and lite pant
which She handed to the warrior next her, ana ne
passed it on TO the next until every wIg"am naa
contributed some wood and paint On the "a
of Anrii she was led on, to be sacrificed but not
until she came upon tine ground did she conIec-
ture her fate. Thew had chosen the place De-
tween two trees which grew within h'e leet oi
each other. They then mado her ascend Tue
three bars tied from tree 10 tree- HeF iee'
rostior on the bars below where a slow ire Kun
died beneath would jrst reach her teet. l"o
warriors then outed the bars, and there stand
mo one each side of her, held fire under her ar N
,;ts ,r,,u she was almost dead. Then at gwen
signal they all shot arrows IN her body so thich
that hardly a pin could be placed between them
The arrows we're Immediately taken from hef
AZ sh and it was all cut off from her bones IN PIE
COS not laroer than half dollar, and put IN
baskets. All this vas done before she was quite
dead Then the principal chief took a piece o.
the flesh and squeezed it until drop OF biooa
fen mon the corn that was just planted and TINS
WIS done to all they had IN tho ground.
This is the way they treat prisoners OF wal
on, here. The foregoing was told me by tradel
of indisputable vericlty. who was on me groune
=, tho time. In June last the narrators wite
brother was taken prisoner by the Sioux ant
treated IN the same manner.
I bayc visited the Ottoes. miles from here
and have been torcibly struck with their super
st,tiors burials of the dead. When warrior Of
note dies they kill one Of the best horses OF the
marion on his grave and then cut oil the tan anc
lie il to a pole ID feet high and there leave It
They believe the spirit OF the horse VIII serve
tho shirt of the warrior IN the next world