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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
MO CURE NO PAY -sANDS' REMEDY FOR THE
IN SALT RHEUM - -

FAIL RIVER, Mass. May s, 1895.
Messrs D. Sands had been afflicted win the oai.
Rheum its severest form for several years. anu a. es
was so my different parts Oh my oooy
amo. to proven i'm ,attendng business had made use OF
great number different preparations WITHOUT ooa"s o'
little ifany benefit and became much discouraged a re-
solved unless could procure one warrahea "
Hearing Of your valuable Remedy went 10
and purchased dozen OF IT, confident that u curea e
could dispose Of hundreds Of boxes. used 1t ,mmed'eey
perceived that it benefited msand after using Few "eeks
cured entirely, and skin was as fair a. never "u
had it. 1t about two since was curea anu ""1s
have been entirely free from It. nave since sou
hundreds boxes friends and customers ana II mas pee
used with universal instance One Lady,
Who called for it, had the complaint 50 bad On her race
that could hardly bear to look at her. She oough que ooA
and in less than week, she comparatively esreo
she used only boxes, which entirely cured her IN
such has been its curing dissa es o.
that think should do those injustice who are similarly az
acttd did let them know the peculiar bensh. when
have received and which have known HUNDREDS OF oss 10
receive from the your valuable remedy Iry yous'
&c. EDWIN PORTER, Merchant all fiver.
1t is with much satisfaction that the popretors are aeie 70
lay the above Certificate before the public that an see
the great benefit which individual ape 70 cery
having ceved and known others TO receive from s use
Of this valuable cine Not only Tor SAT- feum ou ~,
all other diseases skim such worm, leer Scad
Head BARRIERS or Jackson Itch Eczema this medicine
also certain The Syrup Of Sarsapara Is
ed he used with the Remedy II tends 10 purify ana to"
from blood system all the unhealthy hner CON
ted with the disease and the application oil the
have where this has effected cures
we. KS time Every afflicted with these con
FORM is in yed make immediate use OF uls vauoie
medicine, get cured without delay u warrantes 10
cure the money will be refunded. . :,
Prepared and sold by A. b. d. Sands, ~ Fulton y. T.
corner Of Gold street. and 100 Fulton corner OF William si
states Price 81 je29-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DEACH ORCHARD AND GREY ASH CoALs.-eid
L established Coal Yard, No $40 Greenwich. corner OF
King street.-The subscriber survivor Of the late rm OF Sey
mour Mson bgs leave inform his friends and the public,
that he receiving full supply Of superior Peach Or
chard and Ash Goals which will be delivered from the
Yard vessels the present low prices, free Of cart
age. viz:
For Philad broken Peach Orchard Coal from vessels,
81 90 per ton.
Broken Peach Orchard from yard, 80
Egg 90
MT 20 . /"
Also for sale, Liverpool, Sidney and Vrgiaia Goals.
jyi0 I'm WILLIAM SEfNOoh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

b. IRWIN CO.. M.mbcrs OF the Royal College -f Sur
81 gpons Londos continue to be consulted delicate dis
all their various stages their office, 2oi Fulton
here from the commodinus u their
persons abong uadcr delicate complaints &c treated with
secrecy and safety
.. Irwin 60 pledge Themselves thai IN s' cases Of u'
sot violent ,cnerra which have hitherto fallen uader then
notice their without Hcrcury has he Sn-st success
f and speedy They need by crtfcies .tthe publ.
attention their superior practice those Diseases rs their
putation IN this city we'll knewu and respected BY those who
had occasion confe IN their honor. u strongly recon
sded females Who the habit their De- bru
cnt Pills that no more than two sh@ud be taken any
sion. might produce effects which those wko would b,
mothers DESTROYS 10 avoid preventive can We hadeceni
cases cured In two day, Those who bay, injured
by aud dctructis, habit obtain relief Soven
security all that will he required until cure shall be efec,
ed Letters paid detailing the nature 81 the complaint
and covering suitable ill be Immediately attended to- and
medicines with full directions, forwarded TO the parties
Dice, 204t Fulton street jyl5lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
WINpow pLlNp MANuFACTonY

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTOhf
rIyHE mbscr respectfully begs TO inform the public tina
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
description Of the painted Transparent washable
dow shades consisting Italian AVID other landscapes Dsph
aous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great Do
rabsy they have been known with common 10 las
from ourees The prices of the shades nelsn,
cords tasses rack pues, and fittings for windows, ccmpes
vary from 81 and upwards per Blinds painted aHd htsee
order, by applying TO GEORGE PLATT, ~ Spruce st.
Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind htiinss
ml9 2msv
MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-MiLirARI
wi HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leathe, Gun Gases, Game
and Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabbars and KnsP
sacks All the above articles Wholesale aud Retail at Lera
prces-alse franks, vaices Carpet bags Hat Bores and
every thing ia his line Of business.
HENRY s, GRATACAP,
Sa2 Broadway, Between White and WlSer streets.
~ d. Companies about forming, both military and Firemen
furnished with Isps the shortest notice NY ltSm
ID EMOvED DIR. n. vILLEKs has removed from Ne
N 81 Liberty street to No. ~ Lispenarj street.
TO SUIT THE TlMES.--OPERATIvE DENTAL
SURGERY The Subscriber performs ever on the
teeth gums the modern and approved principles
the Dons, art and with professional stt lrregulart.. Of
III, teeth children aud Adults rcneded csou teeth filled
cpd teeth rendered h teeth extracted; teeth
ded from tooth 10 complete set nasse beesredueed
1ne-tlird
NE Toothache removed nstantsneously Price cents
myls-sn Or. n. viLfERs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New York
City This delightful location half an hours sail from the
City York; opened the summer arrangements
for the Of boarders and vsters Famies can
have suit The upper reserved Tor single
gentlemen, and will be let reasonable te ms . -
The steamboats, now leave the city at 10y, "a. ana
O'Clock and the Island at T. ard 6 Except Sunday
day they leave from O'Clock N the morning uh
the evening, every two hours.
The Kendall Bandi engaged for the season.
The Salt Bath complete readiness for bathing
i.OQ Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
THE HUMAN HAIR.

90 To prevent the HAIR IN all cases, IRON ha salsg
to remove eectualsy all Scuri and Dandrih IRON the
head-to keep the hair in the most healthy, so ana
g,ssy state yet free from all greasy
and Gentlemen advised to use
"CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS, OK MEDl-
GATED COMPOUND"
n, virtues are by thousands who it daily well as
from the fact that superseded every other preparation at
the tsilets Of tse beau monde.
To be of the proprietor, at his Hair Cutting hoems
Corner Of Fulton and broadway,
ylslw. And of his appointed agents all over the states.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DRIvATE DisPENsAkY Dir Dr. ANGELS, tor
nry practitioner Of medicine ~ the public hospitals At
Naples and member Of the medical faculty Of the city Of New
York. where he has b-e praccnc since the year Ios
continues TO BE consuca his Office No s6 Fulton street
nearly opposite Church street This essblshen intended
for the public good against the deuson Of empricism IN
important branch OF practice In acertain disease aud heuma
tic affections, DR. We Arves has beu snguarly successful
and the terrible eec of those disorders nave frequently
been cured b, him in short space Of time, without ,conve
nience the patient Distractions chronic affections ulcers
in the hro erupon of the skin. H 81 the joint, and
pains in the limbs, debility existing frm concealed disease IN
the system w mpr per neglect 81 W" a" nsdouS
mades together with train of erous .vis have gives
10 HI. mode Of treatment 10 almost incredible manner
His in great attributable u his veil known
vegetable Syrup &C ssra, aud other appropriate NE lei es
which whilst he, eradicate every ~ disease restore the
emscated patient h al,h aud new vigor.
Doctor DE Aug, H. his effected IN many which
had baed all the resources he medical art hut he cites
onl, Cory &c letter om Or. oserne and Ireland,
ysicisns of this city, to DR. De Anc"ii';-
II6 Fult n street, Dec. q, 1919
sr-we have hesitation IN replying oynr wte 'ns,.
ing deserve credit for scces ful treatment "
Mr. John Thorn &c "a had ba phys''i ms bth 'e ard
In favorable climate We ee Your ohrd,en, v"s,
SAMUEL OSBORNE, ND.
Nv q I'm. W. H. lREL AND, M. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

S4s- PACKETS FOR HAvRE,- (skooSp LiyE)-
NxTr> The ship BALTIMORE, James Fsnck, master,
s7kssexs-sails on LIST August BOYD HiCKEN, Agents
No. Tontine Buildings
The passage money in the cabin BY this line fixed
one hundred dollars Wines and Liquors, Of class Will
~, ~ r,rn;.hed yi5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

SAt- FOR LONpON.-Keguar packet Of Goth July
R first class coppered and copper fastened packet ship
sail above thsr regular day. having very SUI
peror for cabin and steerage
Those intending embark should mako early application to
the subscribers, RAWsON McMUkhAf,
| ;vl3.y corner of Pins and south SITS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

Hcsith mud sea- q nshipx -Bath-1uou-e, u. u.
consequences OF the increasing p,tron &c 10 this house,
the proprietor has bees induce enlarge and make great
improvements aud 10 complete readiness Tor ooard.rs
sns vis,eS This establishment we'll known a. seiug the
nearest seabshng place New York. (beng onlt y miles
Brookiyn) and pronounced by medical men and ali who
visit IT, as being the hea thy and delightful situation 90
the island IL front " the houe splendid prospect 81 me
atlantic Ocean, with all the shipping arriving and departing
from the port Of New York Ia the rear an extensive ew
Island, With its he -uiifu cultivated Fields Adjoining
the Nous. &c locust refreshing shade during
the hot weather Tie bathing the beach are pal
tile house for la les anil chldvn ana
the other for gentlemen Extra lines Of stages viii run 70 "s
Saith i tell. W., VIII
From Folt, Ferry, Brooklyn. From Bath Ho".s.
At i0oclock, A ". oclors a.
Pm
.s7.im, VIM D Town, Pcprstor-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRINGS.
MARSH'S HEATH HOUSE

3 THIS establishment. well known to the public has
open the Of company since the 10th oil June
last deemed only necessary say that the whole esta
bsh~snt been put unusually good condition. and every
effort has will made he hi2, reputation
al present possesses and make il desirable as place
of summer resort than heretofore.
jy4lm" 4. MAhoh -roPre'or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

SSys FOR NEW ORLEANS-FlRsT REGULAR
MN PACKET.-The superior fast sailing packet ship
ss$- OCONEE, T.. Knight, raster, having most 81 her
cargo engaged going board will be dispatched IN few
DAYS Her accommodations for cabin and stceage passengers
are very superior and oraie Those intending COINS
south would gure make immed ate application on board
foot of Pine street, or 70 RAWsON AcMc hhAf,
iylollt Cor. Pine and Sosth sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

sS1A FOR uAvRE.-The superior French Brig Courier
nf% du Bres Captain Roturi.r For freight passage
Sxx5 apolv 10 BOYD * HINCKEN.
wi. Q Tontine Buildi-gs
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09
Mhig Trinmnh.

oh 'he me election Of United States senatorby
.ne Legislature Of this State, the vote stood on
hrst ballot for Henderson, (whig) &C. p.
smith, Democrat (ncwly born) 30.--williama
lv--and 8 scattering votes.
M williams tho gentleman appointed by
me Governor 10 I'LL the vacancy ocea.ioned ~
'oase ifo'iors resignation, was elected for III,
expired term, byavo Of 90 to 52 for Hen
u'isoh' The time hotwacn rho election and
'ho a'h March, when Mr. Williams term a
once expires being 80 short, the utter limos
soll'S o. Wing arriving, if elected, NOR,
n'h day OF two before The adjournment o
Congress- and as an act of courtesy to tho prc.
sent incumbent, inducing some Of tho VIII
party to vote for Mr.. Willams---was the couse
OF his election. "'''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09
State of Mississippi.
MADISON County.

MADISON COUNTY.
by the Probate Court of said County.
VENO all persons interested inthe lands
tenements and hereditaments 81
Joshua Saxon, deceased-Greetiae.
You are hereby cited to appear be.
lore the Probate Court Of said county
at regular term thereof 10 be holden
at the Courthouse Of said county on
the Fourth Monday of March next.
then and there to shew cause ifany Won
have, why said court should not then
order and decree that the following
lands, tenements Of said deceased to he
sold, to wit:--The south half of north
east quarter, east half northwest omar.
ter and southwest quarter, section ,hir-
'y-one' township ten, range five, east.
Watness, the Honorable Thomas
Sh.a,cklcford, Judge Of Probate Of
sad county the fourth Monday &c
January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred md
thity-nine, and seal Of said Court
issued, the 9Th day of February. 1919.
JOHN t. CAMERON, err.
. 1909. 5-l0
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09
State of Mississippi,
MADISON County.


By the Probate Court of said County
w all persons interested in the land,
tcnements and hcredilamcnts O
John Stephens, deceased Grceting.
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court of said county, at q
regular term thereof to be holden at the
Courthouse !. Of said county, on the fourth
Monday of March next, then and there
to shew cause if any you have, why said
court should not then order and decree
that the following lands and tenements
OF said deceased to be sold, yiz.--The
west half northeast quarter, and east
half northeast quarter, section thirty
SIX, township ten, range two, east.
WITNESS, the Honorable Thomas
Shacklelord, Judge of Probate of
said county, the fourth Monday Of
january, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
thlrty-nine, and seal of said Court.
Issued, the 9th day of February 1889.
JOHN T. CAMERON, Crk.
February 8, 1889. $40
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

The following description of Dutchma,
David Petrikin--a loco foco member of Concree
from Ponnsylvonia--we clip from tho Pitts
burg Advocate. We can youch to our reader
for its accuracy OF neutrality-suspicious.
profile, front, and back view Of the "oricinaln-
David Petrikin,
"llc is Doctor tits true, but his medieo
knowledge, like Dogberry's reading and writ
ing, comes by nature, and is strongly tincture,
with lobelia inilata, and slightly moved b,
steam. lie rs like Sambo, who said 91Iasso
don't know much, but what does know.
knows goods He is not sof small statue, In
OF the common height, which is the only tbint
he holds in common with his fellow bineJs
His face Is as far from the amabe Characters
tic OF roundness as Calvin Edison was frnm
obesity. He is, to all intents, in every par,icu,
lar lantern lawed. He is emphaticallv Lon,
mamie is like shat spare Cassius' that Cmsa,
pointed to--i mean physically; resembling !
Cassus, totally Invested Of his mental deyelon.
ments, aud moral attributes. Though the Dr
may somewhat resemble the noble Roman. il i
only in his restitution :
wills face is lank and bony---his wide star;no
ofbltual process encompass a pair of eve halls
about the size of pewter platters. but NOT IN
actly so bright. The only yiyacity for which
his visual organs are distinguished. proceeds
from an exterior of white. lie has in fact. stoo
much white in his oye,' which operates on tho
unconscious beholder Of this specimen Of ,bo
genius 'llomo,' as the proverb Of the Io,ns
when they would say, 'labiot fnnum in cornn
on seeing bull with hay on his horns. 4
sailor on first seeing hiru, would exclaims ,looL
out for breakers
ne only apt feature of the WASHINGTON
letters description, is the Dr.'s queue, which 4
scfiaahtya queue, as every one would admit Who
has seenlt II is about the size Of the leo of =
common breakfast table, and tied with m eol
SKIN, una expect is entirely TOO heavy for the
oailnst OF his brains, as il subjects his bood 20
KIND OF backward jerk. Ii is well i GROVE
OUT OF his head, for ii /, had been care1sssls
planted some twoteet lower down. about yylora
me monkeys have theirs, he might have bean
ciassed by some linnean gcncralizer with ia
slmilar tnbe, and il he had been cauuht Some.
now Ike Caspar liauser, in the woods. he ,n;ah,
nave been bruied about as a natural phenona'
mona chlmpanse with caudical apnenJars
Ills head-~l mean his dome OF tbonab,s
seems to have been made in d turner's shar
Sslnee the invention of turning irregnlas,,
ilgures on the lathe) and filed with shaysn"s
"ihe only military exploit ever heard ~
his being guilty Of, was being a constituent y
portion OF mob which sacked Mrs. Pomroy,s
house on the lines, during the war IN jo1s
thinking, perhaps, that the best way 10 nra,ss,
NE country was TO attack his fsllow-ci,,s.,'s
bu' this may be only mmor, and have rcall,,
loo much kindness for the DR.. to say any,hins
10 him. "'''s
slae ", Is loco foco Out and our. ,be
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

By our latest adviees from WASHINGTON va
learn that the Graduation bin passed the Senate
Oy vote Of y to e2--and that the Resolution
70 appoints select investigating committee a.
INC iase deiaicatons, has also passed tho House.
ana that acommiitse, nine in number. was i'm.
inediasely chosen on joint ballot, consisting Of
Messrs' Wise, Harlin, Curtis and Dawson
(Wh'gs,) Messrs. Smith and Hopkins, (conscr.
serva'lves,) Mr.. Elmorc Of s, c. Calhoun mani
ana Messrs. cushman and lIubley. ~. BIZ The
country expects, and may now look for m
most astounding disclosures Of frauds. specu.
iai'cns and corrupt abuse of power ever prac.
used upon the people OF any country--ei,her
old or new.
Inc following description Of the closing pro-
ceedlngs Of the house on tho selection e ~
committee, We clip from the letter Of the Bal
tlmorc Patriot.
"Mr. Wise asked cali Of tho House. Theyc
appeared Tor The call 81, against 90 Now We
nag hne specimen Of party speaker Ile
'oted against the call, Thus exercising his
privilege for the purpose OF making a tic. and
defeating the calf N
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09


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frft.tff. aaH.d BE- nam sftttlsfi b Is.
fs.I.sH H .HsH sal sihsl mf4iff
u ha FvH Wha mHJ fhs Convention
s.H ham.hf'fi ta tIasIHF bfeaas y flis
fsiet lht greet Whr tamfhHHn, 4 h. EsiA
w Hamahaa rab H ftffmbsf hafl sls
hniise Hlitt vi naaisi, fhamas ! b.
nhHs. . ni.lsgt 'fhmsa Amsf Il amf.
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iamf't Mitchell, D rasll v. l T. cbsela.
k'HFl shd Y & fHppft
Ihsff NOMINATIONS give general satisfaction.
Tho SELECTION N lion Eisam faias. ne
pfssfni Chancellor u lhs state, ls mast has.
~ sfleeiioa, a6d il thought 10 bs ~, best mat
eoald have beeu mtde. Chancellor Tamsi Is
man Of desefvedly high reputation, fsf talent.
Integrity and patriotism i1s name iorehef
with his uuohleefoasble character will odd
greatly 10 tho strength " Tho Wing cause In
tho State.
We were rialided ut the stand that iudge
Wiuchesitf-who 4 A pfomisont member Of
The State Rights pafiy--look Ia the Convention,
LIS elouf and lucid resolutions, and bio bold.
animated, and independent address explanatory
OF The position u the two parties, and Of lhe
course which hehouglit TIE State Rights party
should pursue ia fho present political euges.
Judge winchester thinks il the dnty Of TINT
party to unite with the Whgs-.to whatever
party they mny hoyo heretofore bolongcd-in
lhoir efforts IN putting down tie present party
an power and IN defeating their dangerous at-
'enpts az the usurpalion Of all power, and con
continuing Il in ono head, the Executive. Tho
course that Judge Winchester pursued is do
serving Of the lasting gratitude Of tho Wings.
we learn that there was great unity Of feeling
ana acton ~ tho Convention, and that II adj
Joufhed alter appointing an able Committee TO
prepare an address 70 the people OF the State
'ho u'moslharmony prevailed during
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

Inc Hon. J. J. Crittenden has introduced in
me y ,. Senate, a bill annexng a penalty o,
sooo' and an inelighility to any Office Of trust
under The United States, 10 any agon, Of the
Government, who shall in any wise interfere OF
in'ermeddle with the elective franchise, be-
yond the casting Of their own votes.
We conceive the passage Of such law
would have avery snlutary influence in prc-
serving our republican institutions in their
pristine purity, and proven, the gross abuse Of
the elective franchise, by hireling officers,
whose pockets are generally lined with cor.
ripping gold readyt to be used for political pur-
poses
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

a Dill has been introducedn our Legislature,
entitled, I'm act tor he protection and pre,er,n.
non 81 Tie right Of Married Uomen,u which 1
intended to preserve the rights OF married e..
males to all property both real and personal tha,
existed before the marriage, and permitting
the husband to take such intcres, in the pro.
perty possessed BY the wife, as now accrues q
the wife in the property Of the husband by
marriage. This act is taken from tho civil
law which has always protected the rights Of
females to their properly better than the com.
mon law OF England, although il is not half so
generous as the common law in protecting the
rg is Of personal liberty and seenlity. The
old common law gave the husband on,y tho
right Of moderate correction whereas the civil
law allowed the husband the RICH, Of asgeih.
e'Ja'nom aerifer rerbe'ars arorem Ills though,
the PHI Will pass and become law.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-09

we insert IN our paper Of to-day letter from
the Hon. John Rowan, to Thomas Harvey. ESQ,
oi Clinton, Miss, relative to the Louisville
ARRAY. We are pleased to find that a true state.
ment OF that unfortunate occurrence il now
before the community, and that the country
can Judge correctly OF the guilt or innocenc,
OF the parties. We had previously to seeipo
Judge Rowan's letter. eonyerscd with gentle.
man OF high responsibility and talents, who
was in the Cali House when the ARRAY occurred
who stated the facts TO be as now roated by
Judge Rowan.
we intended togvo the history as related TO
US, ior the purpose Of placing the matter fairly
before the country, and that condemnation
should not be uniustly pronounced upon Judge
W. and his friends, without their having been
guilty OF any crime. But as Judge Rowan,s
letter fully answers that purpose, we will con-
tent ourselves by giving it a place in our
columns.