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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

SHERMAN's CATnARTiC LOzENoEs--Are as plea
~ ssnt and easily taken The common peppermint
and active and Efficient usdcne They cleanse the
stomach and bowels and the best caharc used for
bilious persons Where an active medicine - required they
not only the best but the safest that can be-
They undoubtedly will supered the various bitter ana saa
seous pills in
large proportions OF the diseases that ae arise
from Of the stomach bowels which
y Of the Cathartic Loxenses osd entirely oris Per.
of bilious habits should always have boz Al hand an5
take dose whenever they feel the least their
health Those o. sedentsy habits take or two oecs.
sonaly to prevent the costvenes that generally trouble.
them Aiudicous Of these Lozenses would prevent thou
sands Of cases 81 the different ver that destructive 10
health and life Southern and Western citizens will find them
particularly adapted to their and region and FAR superior
other cahartc medicine offered TO The public When
properly used they preventive Of the cholera yellow
bilious fever fever and and ali the locs evers OF the
country They made from combination Of the most vau-
able medicines and cas- always be depended upon Ter the
tainty &C their operation
Also, sHERMANs CELEBRATED COUCH LozEN
0ES, that coughs in days and
sumption than any other medicine Wholesale
tail a LOG Nassau street. one door above Ann my7oy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
THE JARVIS DIVORCE Casa. thi. ia

TT,HE JARVIS DIVORCE CAsE.--As this important and
J. highly interesting which pending before the
Connecticut Legislature has excited much public attention.
IL has been deemed proper publish full and complete report
OF all the testimony &c. together with the Petition
Of the lady and the Of the husband with all the
other facts that be gathered during the Of the
in pamphlet Of 40 SO pages reporter Is
posed in taking down the testimony given in and most
impartial Report will be made Of the whole proceeding
Orders FOR any number Of copies distance will be at
tended 10 and supplied
Addres, Review Office, Hartford Conn. jes-2t :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
ID YDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
N TLEMEN,s FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE

10 YDER's NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
II TLEMENs FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No s Beekman street, New York.
and No 10 Natchez greet New Orleans gentlemen
visiting the city New York respectfully informed that
they will fun Opera and Dress Scots Ul
ION Shoes Fancy and Dress Punps and CATERS Of the
style and quality furnished then at No. Is hatcher st.
New Orleans and which obtained the srst premium the late
Fair in that city.
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for 6ne Boots for the
Charleston Mobile, New Orleans Matches vicKsburgh,
any the southern sosth western Cities invited call
aud eramse spleadd article Of light Dress Boots made Of
French imported stock in the latest Paas fashion, at No
Beekmsn street, Clinton HAIL. New York. opposite the Park
URlAH RYDER
~ d. First Premium at The American Institute, New York
Mechanics Institute,
my4H late fair at New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
F. F. FOSTER.

~ BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOfs.-AT WALKER
CO.'S, 2O6 Canal st, cor. Of Hudson st--Just
ccved 600 pairs Of dress boots the haadsome
article that has been offered TO the public with steel and brass
plates the heels prices % so and So pair Gents
CATERS and high cut walking Shoes from 81 $3.50 per pair
and chiden boots buska Shoes Of all colos sorts sizes and
fashions prices 5o Toe and 81 pair Cent? French and
native calf skin boots from 81 to s. SO pair. Beys and
chidren boots Don't mistake. Walkers 206 Canal
Hudson and 935 the Greenwich street. the
old stands, 900 and 800 ny24-lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

TIEARTBURN AND ACIDTTY OF THE STOMACH
IL CURED BY SHERMANs SODA LOZENGES.-
These Lozsnges made superior article Of the Ri
carbonate s Soda from the recipe Of NJ DArcet and
mended by him and lags aumber Of medical the most
cectua edy Tor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Water
brssh and Acd Of the Stomach and Bowels One two
hen before dinner prodsce healthy appetite promote dige
prompt and complete that any suffering from ndge
ton shoud not hesitate making trial Of remedy such
knowedged ekcaey and high Recommendation Years OF
tensve England among all classes OF this superior art
Gle, guarantees us great value.
PApK PLAcg, March IA, 1899.
Dear Docter--I ysu msHy thanks for the benefit
ceived from your Soda Lozeng have been troubled with
dyspepsia for several years. heartburn watebrsh and all the
attendant symptoms had become quite euaeiaed, and life
in fact buthen 10 hsd employed DR. Mott and Sc
verai of the distinguished physicians without any but
temporary relief had abandoned al hopes ofever being any
better until induced BY friend TO make trial Of your
Soda Lozsngss Thanks 10 God am now new being and
my tleads hardly know eat beefstcak or any
hearty food, and i IL dgcstea with and comfsrt
PRISCILLA BENJAMIN
sed wholesale and retail the Mcdicatcd Lozenge Ware
house, 100 Nassau st. my2oy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

DELT AND STRAP MANDATORY, No. SO Nassau
ID street. between Maiden Lane and John Constantly
manufacturing Belts Pantaoon Straps Suspenders ends
Elastic Straps, and also large of Stocks ready
made Linen, Hosiery and Gloves all Of which be had
twenty five per cheaper than amy other establishment
the city for cah only 1000 doz Brise and Hair Stock
Frames sale cheap jel-ln*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. PECK
1 Slip New York. deems II proper occasionally to remnd
the public that he continues to administer to the afflicted at h
old established Dspeasary
To nsmber of the citizens Of this metropolis he needs
herads his victory disease in lbs most
Pcated and destructive forms does he deem material
be very specific enumeraHg the Of the various maa
dies to which mankind and womanknd subject.
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully TO remark that
he confines himself to Office practice, and devote himself per-
soay the welfare Of his PATIENTS keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate Officer Cor the privacy Of patients
who concsin contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he is regularly educated to the
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his dpoms
IN e year 1914 Of the New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much iaened Jehn r. n
Rodgers M d. President and that he has fer long series Of
years devoted himself and Of all delicate
and private diseases.
nearly thirty asduous and arduous application 10
he duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular class OF Diseases
ded by collegiate and regular medical education ene the
practitioner preersn the yro the profess
on Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper direct
The attention Of discerning public 10 the inference Of the
parison, and an investigation OF his claims
90 Charges reasonable, and efectual cures = all
guaranteed Separate and private oces-Patients
in contact
Be particular in the number Peek Slip Pearl street
sI-s DR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04


eeve all orders his line Of business He would say those
gentlemen who have been in the habit Of paying exragas
prices fer their goods that saving Of IS be saved
~ calling him. His work. for beauty Of STYLE it, TASTE
Is not exceeded by amy. Hyls-3w'
LIMITED STATES ARMY.--wanted for the 4th Regi
~ ncnt u s. Artillery stationed al Governors Island, 100
ing above fee. inches high Of sober and Industrious habits
OF good character and respectable standing among their fellow
esen None need apply but those who are TO
honestly AID faithfully the period Of their enlistment
Besides the monthly pay Of N. soldier he allowed
ton per day and large supply Of comfortable and eenee
clot Good quarters and el at all times furnished
and the medical attendance provided for the sick soldier
pension Tor those Who Become IN the discharge Of he
duty Apply II No. 226 Washsgos st. AlsoWanted three
Boys to learn Music. mys-in'
i PRESSURE, BY M. LEVITT, Dentist, No. $50 Broad
way, entrance in Warren street Mr. L. respectfully invites
strangers and the P.blc generally witness and examine
scientific method Of fixing ineouptbe Tech, from single
tooth full set the principle Of atmospheric PRESSURE
rraeced 80 excessively BY him. Mr. Leve will give every
" with view Of prostns By conviction actual
lFrOm II, New Yorh Commercial Adver,i.erl
DrrrurRr.-Hsving suffered much lately from decayea
teeth siroed into Dr. Levett Broadway where bad
complete reformation in h,sc useful agcst. Of maseation
and must say that for skill Of execution, ard perfect
quananee with the SUBJECT exceeds any other
Dentist ever sat under. nvlo.lm'
MI OF vfTRloL, AQUAFoRTls, &e-All Kind. Of
~ acids such Mpraie, Dipping Nitric Aquafortis Du
all quantities, by LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER
my27.y Gold street.
ITO FOUNDERs.-Wanicd, man who understands cast
Il ing lock work To good workman OF steady habits
slant employment will be giyennone other need apply. In
quire at No. n Walker street, for D. ANDREWs
m2olw-
(tERMAN SILVER WIRE AND PLATE--All sizes Of
VI wire and plate, constantly hard, and for sale In all
quantities, by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
my27.y Y Gold street
DRUsHMAKERs WIRELESS wire, No. 81, constantly
ID on hand, for sale, BY
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
my07.y Gold street
OYLVESTER's Reporter and Counterfeit Deector, psb
- hed for the last 10 years. containing Of
new counterfes and for sale al
3. J. sYLvEsTERs,
ny2b ls0 Broadway and ~ Wall st.
n, NGLisH SWING DOOR SPRINGS suitable for Bank
T. ing House, Hotel Store and other doors for which pnr
poses they IN general Engand manufactured and sold
onl, by the Patcrtee, .. STONE, 800 Broadway.
Numerous references be given where they are ~ use
myll.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
No. II Peck slip, near Water street.

IL FtcE SIP, near w afcr street.
CO DR. j. EVANS improved and successful practice for
The Of all delicate diseases merca affections Sc &e
continued usual confdentaly his Dspensary, No. -
Peck Sipwhich has bees established upwards Of 10 years.
Persons laborne under diseases OF private nature those
produced BY the abuse Of mercury will be be relieved
and restored to health by Of treatment agree
able expeditions and esacio BY applying at his Dspensar
No IL Peek Slip.
N. B. Dr. Es Offices arranged that patients not
exposed TO each othc observation In all cases honor
able and invpoable secresy rs observed.
90 Persop distance have medicines, with full d.
recon forwarded 10 them any part OF the Union Letters
post Paid containing respectable fee viii be attended to-
JOSEPH EVANS, NJ. ID.
No IL Peek slip, " "
MA Ivy the right hand side going down the wstsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
JOH N GIL B E r L
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT S.TEE IL p N S,


AND WHOLESALE ONLY AT THE
Ne. 1O0 Rec
The above Pens all manufactured sader the personal
psrintendence Of MR. JOSEPH elliott, who for twenty
devoted his time IN close application and study to
their perfection. -
the their improvement; they made rsm VII
OPINIONS 81
@Jeseph Got patent elongated metallic me best
article OF the kind have used We went back to the
quill some ago after trying almost every variety Of
tae pen the market satisfied thai no pens were equal to
those produced by Goose Coz but having accre Mr.
Glo have again enlisted good democrat should
under the metallic ner."-Boston Morning Pest.
The itself 10 worthy its rich contents and the whole
credit upon the establishment that has saved to
such world Of trouble in cutting quls and nbbng
points little used.
eve may safely speak Of these pens excellent; deserv
ing high comnendation Pail q. s. Gag.
good pen lasts longer than quu and when It
past have only throw and h in another
to holder and there you armed and equipped for scrib
bling II made Of the best STEEL and properly tempered
the with Gott they quite elastic ~ the best o
Land qu the advantage Of not losing either
heir point their elasticity ~ short We 60 Ger the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
nR EvERETTs MEDICAL oFFICE-ABDOM

DR. EvERETT.s MEDICAL OFFICE-ABDONINAL
~ SUPPORTERS, as improved BY DR.. Knghtand sustain
ed suit at law In the Circuit Court OF the United States and
approved OF BY all the frat Surgeons in the United States and
Europe Also general assortment Of Patent Tusses and S
pensayy Bandagss kept constantly hand and skfuy APP
also tbs from as Broadway where patients
also treated for all Chronic Diseases and many Of long
standing cured Also for sale the celebrated Anmercur
Syrup for the cure Of old Ulcers and Rheumatic diseases
of the great demand for the Abdominal Sup
porter for the falling of the womb Proapsus AMI and many
other diseases Of the character requiring the advice Of the
inventor has Induced Dr. Knight to attend for that purpose
from tos M each day in adoinpg and entrance
above stated second door from Broadway, Ann street.
third door in the rear from entrance 2ls Broadway.
nay 27.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

sc ID ESURRECTIONn-ORVE GETABLEa PERSiAN
N PILLS p'-superior to the Hygeian Brandreth's,
Evans Indian Purgaive the Matches (priced sanatve
other Pills. Compound, before the public, certified to BY
Physicians and others Let condemn them until they have
tried them and then certain they will II Is
settled point with all who have used the Pills. that they
pecmnenty the best and most ecacous Family Medicine,
that has been used in America
For particular history Of the virtues and efficacy Of
these Pills. Also many certificates from those who have expert
enced their truly wonderful effects and for particular directions
for the large bills (Which also represent Persian Pal
and Garden accompanying each box Of pills For sale by
j. O. Fay, agent, New York.
For sale Nos 70 and 100 Fulton ST. Book Stores No.
s77 Broadway opposite Nibos Garden; No. Chatham
Square 262 Greenwich st. 1874 Bowery and ITO Fulton ST.
Brsokyn, l.. l.
~. BTo Nothers- 10 with the greatest confidence that
advise all those about become Mothers make Of
Persian Pills.
Price, only e7i cents and at per box Two sres.
my 27.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

Luxuriant Head - Hair.
vXTYETHe "CREAM OF LILIES highly estsensa
w for promoting The growth Of the Hasr preserving
from falling ou and freeing II from dandrun Whske Sssk
~ raised By its use red hair whkers gradually
turned jet black without Injury the whisiers . h
hes dseae extremely pleasant Perfnne and u
Of the roots and causing them to prsed os
strong black and healthy quality possessed BY no ether
preparation Cu natural art6ca by it, retain their
shape and unaffected BY dancng weather. or ether
Price, 80 cents. For sale Wholesale and retail, IA
SANDS 100 Fulton. Of William; }. syne, 60 and
ssoBowery c. Ring, "a Broadway; g. Lindsay So Sixth
Avenue and by most respectable druggists in the ciy Pera
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful to ask for Wveths Cream Of Lilies n3o-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
q SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR DROPsY"- This is a

&C SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR DROPsY.n- This is a
N preparation Of most intrinsic value, and has become
justly celebrated and if employed regularly in compliance
with the directions the BOTTLE viii be fund
tive and perfect relief for tins very and
dangerous complaint simple and perfectly safe to take
under any powerful and ehcacions
remedy; and particularly commended to physicians being
fully entitled 10 their confidence.
Mr. Merry Brevoort of New York. about 30 years Of
age made this remedy 80 years. by which
alone, he states, he has preserved his hfe
sold by Dr. j. Fay Minors Franklin House
Drug store, 1893 Broadway, 1ew York; ia Canal ST. 644
Brosdway So Court street, Boston; Dr. Wadswerh, Prov
dence X. l.
NJ o. None genuine unless with label the stopper in
the proper hand writing Of the proprietor thus:-
m, 27-lm+ BK. J. ONTHANK, Proprietor.
NOR COLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR PERMA
IL NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair may
be coored rich and glossy brown black by
single application Of Mahomo eds Turkish Dye; and instead Of
nuring he hair pre- partitions do improves its aP
pearance and grow very luxuran So just the
OF this article that orders have been received for
from American gentlemen residing in Canton who have salts
cory its efficacy while at home. Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUI0NS, lso Broadway,
alsy Agents for the United States Of America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

CANCERS CURED, BY JOSEPH HAWLEY, NJ D.;
~ residence - Bsyard street, New York
IT, Mrs G. .asksvnssn, Bergen, N. j.
DrAR MApAM- YH 3l NEw YoRK, Feb. 18th 1889.
havs deferred writing you until cosld speak specifically
the result adopted BY in
been perfectly successful; my health IL restored, and
ready start for my frsnds In Bergen. My complaint
which generous, had existed than twenty years.
had advanced for the last two three years very rapidly
the whole Of breast diseased had removed
had also between the opposite breast and My
general heal had been undermined the disease had
faith In its being cued but BY the soietude Of friends was
induced 10 apply to Doctor Hawley residing at number -
Bayard street New York. uPon the Of Mrs.
the great number Of patients which he constantly attend
ing IN New York and its vicinity from different parts Of the
country should judge that had opportunity Of
coming we'll acquainted with the practice have found
Doct H. kind and attentive physician, aAd consider his
medical skill less necessary than the external application
and indeed sheud think it the height Of presunpon for
man Of the profession to attempt applying med
reoice profession has the courage and the skill
to complaints OF this without resorng to the kniie
to whom the afflicted may escape from the inpesoa Of
qaackery. Yours afectonately,
my22lm~ MANY CUbEKLf.
a CERTAIN DISEASE eradicated by the celebrated
N Dr. Poett Genorrhea Eradicator hiaders not from
business pleasant the does not faint the breath and
it, virtues any length Of time and therefore
portant medicine for voyager and those riding in e
try fails N recent IN less than "a hours
those Of longer standing proportion Hundreds have BY
few doses Of the Eradcator the Piles For sale
Wholesale and retail by A. B. D. Sands Fulton and
William; and the following Drug Stores 6s Bowery corner o.
Walker $40 Bowery corner Bond 50 Broadway 50 Sixth
Avenue, Price 81. MNk m30 8n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

s. WILLIAMS, Draper and Tailor, would anaounse TO
"A. his friends that he has removed frem No to No
John street. Broadway where he would be happy
ceve all orders his line Of business He would say those
gentlemen who have been in the habit Of paying exravgas
prices fer their goods that saving Of Is cent be saved
by calling him. His work. FOR beauty Of STYLE f and TASTE
IL not exceeded by any. Hyl5-3ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
A; PPAASSTyQlR'S

Or Compound Essential Oil Of Almonds,
OR destroying dandruf and preventing the hair from
IL ing sut turning grey, prepared ANTONIO PASTOR.
Hair Cutter, l65 Greenwich street, New York
This ninitabe Oil has been the product Of twentyour
Of experience and for the last sixteen city Of
New York. where have been practising Hair Cutting
siness, and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL the whoeomest OIL for the hair
makes grow thick and long, prevents its falling turning
grey fhar has begun to turn grey ssch nourher
to the harr BY will restore il TO its color;
also becoming shaded and if hair olrea
shaded which great Disagreement to young ladies' and
used for short me will restore il to its natural color clear
the keep The head Clean promotes eyebrows
and whiskers Alberal discount made to Wholesale puScha
sers A. PASTOR
los Greenwich street, N. Y.
Price. 50 cents per bottle highly perfumed. myl5lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey goose
qsill' as the badge Of our professonr-N r Com ddc
With Of these pens endeavsring to do jus
ce Mr. Gnos sseaaess And scarcely recognize
handwsrk, The pen to BY influence in
dependent Of voon and the characters traced by
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure bearing this public testimony to Mr. 0lss
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his
ton affords Us Mes York Herald 848
"Gsllons Steel Pens"aWe not IN the habit Of using
metallic pens bat fad those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
have tried and heartily recommend then excel
lent They the handsomest too that far
that goes and the mode Of fastening them to the stem
peror any that have noticed holding them much rmer
and better position The in which they at least
to casket worthy Of its jewels On the whole, Gllos
metal pens to likely 70 ssPersede all others "Nev
York G,ossfie. ole-y
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MFRS. X. KIDDER,s
CHOLERA MORBUs, DYsENTERY AND DIARRHGA


Agent. for the United States Of America.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-02
From Tie ". o. Transcript Dec. 10.
TEXAS.

BY the arrival of the steam ship Cuba
yesterday, We have files of Illusion and
GalScsion papers the latter 10 he 1911
Insi. The message of The new Presidenr,
LAMAR, occupies large portion Of thes,
papers.
Tie is warmly opposed to the annexation
OF Texas to The United States. Indeed
much so that he gives fully column to n
subIect-regarding the proposition as iuju
dici"us and The accomplishment of such I.
measure destructive 10 librny-the gray,
of all the hopes of hnppinesss and grealue,
of the young republic; AL amnlgama,io,
that would render futile her victories. arc
unnecessary the "bloodo Of her maryred h.
roes."
President Lamar was inaugurated on III.
10th, AT Houston many persons wer
present TO witness the CEREMONY, and I,
hear the address. s...
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-01-02

law from being used as Repositories. This
il was stated, was done upder the provisions
(general) Of the &c, Of 1879. Ia some cas-
es The money had been deposited in tbess
banks in boxes Of specic, to he retained til
demanded by order Of the Treasurer. In
other cases the amount had been entered ou
the books Of such banks to the credit of the
United States Treasurer, 10 be kept ready
for the payment at any moment, in specie
or its equivalent, but "not set apart in a
box" Ia some cases part Of this had al
ready been paid over, the other part remain
ing as an original deposite. The printing
Of 5000 extra copies Of the report and doc
unaents was ordered.
Nothing Of interest WINS done in either
House on Friday, and The Senate adjourned
over until Menday. A long debate arose in
the House respecting the re-printiug, Of an
old report, which amounted to about moth
ing at all. but caused some excitement. '.'
On Saturday, on motion Of Mr. Cambre-
leng the til to postpone the fourth install
ment, was made the special order for Thurs.
day next.