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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
DIR. JOSEPH EVANS.
OLD GALEN's HEAD DIsPENsAR'
NJ 10 Pei SI.. 49,. w.. 1911


No ~ Pech slip, Water street
o. DR.. EVANS improved and successful practices Cor
The 81 all delicate diseases mercial Affections Nc sc he,
Is continued usual conhdenzy hs D-yensary No. NJ
Peck sIp~hich has been established upwards of 20 years
Per.oss aborne under disease. Of private natsrc those
and restored % health by ef treatment agree
able eseons and eacacous by applying Al HE Dpesssy,
No. IA Peek Slip
NB- Dr. Es oces arranged tbs. patient. are no,
esPoscd 70 each oes observation In all cases. ost homer
able and inviioabie secresy 10 observed.
90 Persorr at distance have medicines. with full d.
recon forwarded 10 them any part Of the Union. Letter.
post PAID soutaning respectable Zee will be attended to-
JOSEPH EVANS, NJ ID.
No ~ Peck Slip " v.
MA 2wy the right hand side going down the ~a,sS
DAUDELocQVEs FEMININE AND TONIC PILLS
ID The fser certain f,Y obstruction suppression
~regulary, AID other SIMILAR comrls~s pecslar TO Females
me is eeeusl remedy for the vsrous disease. ncide~
tai sste Of pregnancy. Asa general Aersnt and R..to
rsve these Ff equally scrveeable TO both and
invaluable family medicine they be taken all
without Interruption from business hazard from cold
These Pills Of two kinds and put packages
sing box Of each description. When used general al
tes eonioiny and will prove invaluable medicine well
tor married for single iss during pregnancy shsn
@ Tonic Pus ALONE ~ss b iaker the others s-A
~tscarypess
For safe only BY James H. Hart NJ D. 77s Broadway cor
ner % chaber a. and % Hudsos st.; v d. 0uion I Bow
Grand 81 between East Broadway snd Division st. also by
y Booth 10 Fulton street Brooklyn.
Package price. 70 cents. Tonic separate, 90 cents.
~ b. Observe that the Tonic Pills aone be taken dsr
ing pregnancy, as TIC others vosid sIovhe~l
ile-eod3ms
/ kECHks-swsedish Lseehe.. For sale or applied by
~ 5lm {. H. RING, GA Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
or ROO REWARD-CRoSSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE


analogous complaints of the organs of generation.
or all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent without the least
gard Diet drink exposure change in application to BUSH
We give long quackh recommendations deceive the
public IL the medicine does not speak for ITSELF sal
speak for it, Our object notify where be had and
that the proprietor challenges single of Gorea
be brought in which the mixture will effect rapid cure
under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
ciety-hgh ow sch and poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy by which they cuss
themselves without the least exposure the shortest time pos
sble.
Further the disease be contracted If dose Of tie
Mixture /. taken at night going to bed when exposed
put UP in bottles, with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally
MANY are in DAYS.
For sale only at DIR. WIN. H. MINORS Drug Store No
1913 Broadway Dey street (Frankn House NJ YORK.
and Jones Hutchnson, Of Chestnut and 7th
Philadelphia m2-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
CELEBRATED EYE
w ATER.

wv IA En-
nR. J FRANCIS's celebrated Eye Water v adapted TO ~
~ namaery diseases Of the eye has bees tried and ne.
succeeded caseswhen hope had fed and when the faculty
aptsd weakness sight will those nebulous
. dead cloudy appearances, freaaes known ey the nam.
Water has made perfect cure in few days
GER IlFICATES. =
N. York.
quained with for time and after spending nine months
eye nrmary discharged by the Physicians OF the Insults
oa with what they termed ncurabe Cataract 50 that ne
nearly biad trial Of Dr. Frascs remedy three bot
ties being used removed the Of all who knew
hm and he with that well az ever he dd
feel my duty to give this inforw@on for the heneh' o. s
public.
A Gentleman by the OF Brady having Cataract on
each eye after spending eighteen months with some Of The h
DR. Francis Eye Water only days. his eyes periesy
restored the establishment Of al his acquaintance
upns in an eve mmary was discharged ncurabe with
nebula each So that he ames blind-and after
using Dr. Franc Eye Water but few days. has recovered
his sight perfectly !,
The Rev Harrison, A Thompson Street, having procured
bottle above for Mrs. Harrisons eyesays to nus as
tonhment it has removed the dmnss and pam wncn mao
been for yearssh had used different eye wa
ter but they all es therefore, hope tbs PubG "ii soon
The Rev. Dunbar says, from the testimony Of those whs
hesitation recommending the special notice Of the pas
nc, inestimsble remedy.
Pastor Of the McDsueai Street Church.
- Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. J. Francis, that cannot
be from the natural and VIII perform every mo
ten organ without giving the slightest PAIN and Tor his
great this art he has received diploma,
M BARCLAY street New York mis- 3m&W
THE EYE.
DIR. sHANKs, PHYSICIAN AND OCULiST,
Member of the Medical Faculty Of the City Of New York.
May be consulted on all disease: incident to the
HUMAN EYE,
IAPERFEcTIoNs OF VISION,
AT HIS OFFICE Ill GRAND STREET
SPECTACLES
specace adapted embrace the mnsest devia
ton defect restoring vigorous vsiOa keeping the eyes per-
fecty cool, and free from all irritation
Office open daily from A. NJ os P. NJ, Sundays excepted
m2Slms
ID h. X L. l. I . II It,
OCUIlST.
No. 500 BRoApwAY, ENTRANCE IN DUANE STREET,
confines his practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE
OPTHALMIC SURGERY
GENERAL,
NOTICE.-ThNpoor from Bellevue and other public issti
tuons under Dr. E requested to attend at the
Office between the hours Of and o'clock A. NJ Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday. instead Of Mondays Wednesday
and Fridays. m30-lmN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

A CERTAIN DISEASE ersdicsted by the e~I.brasa
n Dr. roetts Genorhea Eradicaior Il hinder. not from
business, PLEASANT TO the taste does not the breath and
preserves It, virtues any length Of time and therefore an i'm
poan medicine FOR voyager and those riding cosc-
~, never iAa. W recent in Less thas "a hours.
sose o. 'ongr standing in proportion Hundreds have by
rev ooss oi me traator been cured Of the Piles
wholesale and retail BY A. b. d. sands corner Fsop and
and the following Drug Stores Bowery corner ~
wri ~ D.rery corner Bond GA Broadway; 80 Sixth
A'cnoe Trtct ~. u2O Nm,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
DAUDELocQSE's FEMININE AND ToNIC Pn.I,a

kECHks-swsetishL seehes For sale o. applied by
~ 10 In C.H RING, GA Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER No. 4 Peek
wi Sin New York dee prorer remind

MEDIcAL CARD--DR CARPENTER, No. Peek
1Vl ship, New York, deems proper occasionally remind
the psbe that he continues TO administer 10 the afflicted
old established Drpesssry
To nsmber Of the citizens Of this need,
hcrads his victory disease its moe, com.
rlicsed and destructive forms does he
be very specific IN enuneratsg III, Of variou. a
s,s- TO which mankind and womankind subject.
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully remark that
he sones himself 10 Office practice and devoes himself per
sonsly TO Che welfare Of hs patients keeps assistants or
sAor boys and has separate Offices for privacy Of
who comsn contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he Is regularly educated
profession Of medicine and surgery and rsceved his diploma
te year lsl3 of the New York State Medical Society
sgpcd BY the highly respected and much lameued John r.
Rodgers M D. President and that he has for long series 81
dersed himself 10 the treatment and al dekeas
and private diseases.
nearly hirt, years assiduou and aduou appliestos 10
Ne duties Of the medical profession and fzmarity
with stage and variety Of pzrtcu class Of
Gted by collegiate and regular medical edueatiou ene the
~chnoser 10 preference the y~o the profess
on, Doctor Carter deems consistent and proper dree,
the attention Of discerning pablo 10 the Inference Of The con-
parison, and an Investigation u his CLAIMS
- Charges reasonable, and eGectua cures in all ea..,
guaranteed Separate and private occs-Pacns can nevcs
"a contact
Be- particular in The aumber Peck Slip Pearl street
hs DIR CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

IT'S A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. TIA, IN Ii. city, |.
we as other places there numerous nsiduals gsisg
disorder which they eo to be both e be
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted by the
boosting people whose 81 papers, they know
net how to act in whom to confde II scarcely possible
imagine the amount Of bodily and misery arising from
extent until the publication Of my aPrvae Tresaises-a s
volume designed for those who wish for private = =
ever has given most abundant opportunity of witnessing
these Facts Many for instance assured with the Bit
teest feelings Of regret that they had been led to take from
10 to ID bottles Of drops; others many boxes Of pills; M
others again have fallen into the hands Of advertising people,
(ome Of the most Boosting Of the kindly who afterwards
Peaed have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties
and changes which these complaints undergo
must therefore, be srngy apparent every thinking pea
beforehand something the and reputation of the phys
to be consulted in these peculiar diseases;
account proper here to give the following statement
Of myself:
Beside the hold of graduate of the University of Ed.-
burgh and the College of Surgeons London Sc
&c. well being the author Of volume expressly hese
subjects e result Of nearly thirty exPerence have
also the emineat the
as Sir Ashley Cooper London the eminent
Of America, Dr. Mott of New York, and Dr. Pysck q
Philadelphia and which permitted to show any
who wishes it. These authorities qualifications therefore
allow with peculiar satisfaction to state, that devote
norton of INV time expressly to these and may be con-
suited study at residence 80 Courtlandt street.
Those who are afflicted with any defect or complicated com
plant the generave organs however long standing will OBJ
tain every possible relief while those who apply in the early
stages of e disorder will be agresaby surprised the
diate and convenient mode of cure pursued.
Females who wish to state their by post in any
kind Of doubt fear will meet with the faithful and def
icae attention On this would lay the greater STRESS because
there affections incident to the sexual organs which,
though resembling certain complaints perfect
ly Innocent and to which all subject II truly awf
thing when such fall into the hands Of unskfu
prnciped men
For those who wish it, obliged to travel little chest
with lock and key fitted containing thing
for the cure, having the little treatise fitted in the i'd II =
any astance-price $l2 This little volume also
folds the Of certain facts which often deeply inter
sstng to married people who have no children
With regard structure gleet depending structure
generally the Of badly treated gonorrha cannot
be too well known that all the medicine in the world alone
will it, Those, however who residents Of thu
city, remain about week under nay care, may obtain
perfect safe, and easy Letters to be addressed to
sl3-tf DIR. RALPH Senr, IS Courtlanat st. N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE, warranted BY Me
VI single bottle or boz For safe BY
chi RING, GA Broadway.
b very delieaely perfumed Cologse prepared ~ c.
n. Ring a5-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL MS,

AND WHOLE
IO0Be ekmans
uhcd
Poe
perfect
ninul
heE~ttnd Oh M Improvement
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
Maryland, Ogden Hoffman, Vanderpoel,
D.Illx IL NNk..o

Maryland, Ogden Hoffman, Vanderpoel.
Biddle, and White, Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Duncan moved an ADJOURNMENT
until IL O'clock on Monday which he
afterwards withdrew, and the House
then on motion, adj ourned till Tomorrow,
at IL O'clock.
In the House oc Representatives, on
Saturday, the time was principally oc-
cupied in lruitless attempts to amend the
Journal Mr. Lincoln wished to have
stated on the journal, the precise decision
which the Chair had made in relation
to THE New Jersey members. After
much discussion, tho House decided LOG
in favor, andil07 against it-neilher OF
the New Jersey members voting on the
question. The House adjourned at 4
o'clock.
Nothing Of importance was done in
the Senate. The choice of officers OF
that body was TO take place on Monday.
A whole week has elapsed, and il
does not appear that any progress what
ever has been made, in settling any one
of the questions in dispute before the
House, at its commencement and there
is reason to suppose that the end OF
another week will find them in the same
position, unless in the mean time, il shall
be discovered that the majority in favor
of either does not depend upon the man
ncr in which the contested elections shal
be determined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12

Wo learn that the steamboat /" New
Haven" while on her passage from
New York to New Haven, on Tuesday
last, was discovered to be on fire above
one Of her boilers, and that it was near
half an hour before the fire was subdued.
She was in the middle of the Sound at
the time, and az tho wind blew with
great violence, of course the lives of
the passengers and crew wcro in immi-
nsnt danger A small fire engine on
board proved to be of great service, and
without which we are informed by one
OF the passengers, the boat would prob
ably have been burnt to the waters
edge Hartford Co"rant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12

A GOOD JoKE.-Thc Presidents Mes
sage was expected in New York on
Tuesday night or w Wednesday morning.
1t did not come. But it so happened that
a huge pile of the message of last year
remained unsold OH the shelf Of the N
| Y. New Era. A new idea occurred to the
distributing boys of that Office. After
waiting all night in vain, for tho mes
sage, they laid violent hands on tho bun
die left of last years copy, and as soor
as it was light they sailed forth ant
sold them for the new message. One
boy sold Sll worth, and IN immense
number of them "charged hands" be-
fore the trick was discovered To
crown the Joke, largo numbers were
sent on board Of the packets, which
sailed that day for Europe, as the Prcsi,
dent last message.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
Notice..

The Committee appointed by The
Newport Association of Mechanics and
NJ Manufacturers, to confer with the stand
ing Committee Of the II. !. Historical
Society, in relation TO getting up
course Of Lectures, feel great pleasure
in announcing to the Public, that said
Committee very readily agreed to fur
nish course Of Lectures to be delivered
by their members before the Mechanics
Association of this Town, and that the
INTRODUCTION will be delivered on
Wednesday evening next, Dec. 18th,
at Armory Hall, by the venerable
President of the Historical Society,
.JoHN HowLAND, Esq. a native Of this
place.
Tickets l2l cts. to be had at the Store
Of II. ]. Taylor, and at the book Store
Of Mr.. Callahan and w. A. Barber.
The committee indulge the hope that
these Lectures will be fully attended,
and they would particularly urge upon
the Mechanics Of this Town, the impor-
tance of their using every effort in their
power, to sustain this course Of Lectures
in manner that will be credilable to
themselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser OF 7th ins.an
THE CANAL OPEN.

We arc enabled to state, and we dc
so with great pleasure, that the canal is
now open almost the entire distance, and
we are informed by Mr.. Commissioner
RugeIes, who has just passed along the
whole route, that there is a good pros
poct that it will be again navigable the
present season.
The divisions West Of Utica, under
the charge OF Messrs. Ruggles and
EARL, were opened several days ago ;
and Col. Bouck and Mr.. Baker are now
actively engaged in letting in the water
East Of Utica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12

General Bernard, formerly Of the u. y.
engineer service, and more recently minister
of war in France, died at Paris on the 9th OF
November.
The Spanish Cortes has been prorogued
by the Queen, and the ministers have all
resigned in conscqucnco--the prorogation
being against their advice.
Mr.. Jaudon had published a statement of
the affairs of tho u. s. Bank, in which the
liabilities were put down ut S33, ,306 $50, and
the assets at SO, 1924. This differs very
essentially from the statement published here
u few days since.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
Conri Of Probnit. .Nimport, Dee. =, 1889

Court Of Probate, .Nwport, Dec. 2, 1889
vp>HE Administrators first account on the
j Estate Of Cadwaladcr Gray, was pre-.
scnicd lur allowance:
IL is ordered. that the same be- received
aud the consideration thereof referred To n
Court Of Probate, to be holden at The state
House in Newport, on the first Monday ~
January next, at . O'Clock n. M. and that pre-
yious notice be gwen, by Publishing cop!
of this order, three several tunes ~ the iir
nM orhc Times, for oil pcrsons interested to
appear at said time aud place and be heard.
A true copy--wl,ncss:
dec - II. u. llowLANp, Pro. 'lk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12

TIE FoREIGN NEws.-xWe were ask-
ed Yesterday, while our second edition
was in the course of delivery, what we
thought Of the news, in its commercial
aspect and bearings ; and our reply
was decidedly the most favorable we
have had for months" More deliberate
reflection has confirmed US in this idea.
We do not limit our spcculailons to the
advance in the prico of cotton, and the
success of Mr.. Jaudon in providing
funds to meet his acccptances these
are good things to read of certainly, but
we find more good in more extended
view.
The very extravaganza Of tho alarm
created by the intelligence from our
side, and the absurd clamorings of the
anti-American press in England, will
give force to the recoil that must take
place. The commercial people Of En-
gland and France will very soon dis
cover what nonsense it is to talk about
tho bankruptcy of tho republic" be-
cause some bankrupt institutions have
found it necessary to defer the payment
of their debts. Happily for us, the
Temporary or even the total and eternal
Insolvency of all the banks in the United
States would be but one very little stcT
toward the +" bankruptcy Of tho rcpub.
lic"; and this the commercial people OF
England found out within year after
tho general suspension of 1881.
II But we consider the news most In
vorable in its operation upon ourselves
and most sincerely do we hope that the
predictions of the anti-Amcrican Jour.
nals-put forth though they are in M
good feeling toward our country--may
be fulfilled to tho letter. They tell u'
that hcncciorth the supplies of none,
aud merchandise from England To A
merica will be kept within narrow lin
ts--nnd We say, most heartily, so ma,
il be. Our broad commercial relation
with Europe have beon profitable, Ger
tainly, but they have also caused al
lmmcnsiiy of mischief. They have
been too much expanded ; and no SAN
Imam can deny or doubt that more sta
biity will be chcaplv purchased by I
very considerable reduction Of profit.
\ We have more than once. within th,
,laH; six mouths, avowcd our belief tha
| the production of cotton ia this countr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
NEW PORT
TisOlMsOnian EnGrsflary,

-
corner Of Spring and .uW streets
DR. J. w. NICHOLS would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Newport ord the
public generally, that his practice Is in strict
conformity to those correct and phlIosophic
principles "a first promulgated by the great
medical rclorner Thomson, and that he If
willing 10 rely upon his success in his prsc-
tica for patronage; therefore, those who pro-
fer Tholnson's salu,ary and efficient remedies
IN the hour Of distress 10 the life draining
sncet--the vesicolng Cantharihcs-.th Mer-
curial. the Antimona, and their concomitant
posons-wli be cordially received at his In
Grmnry, where every attention requisite 10
facilitate the most 'safe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR.. N. will attend 10 patients nt their resi-
dence ne usual, and supply his friends and
the public with pure medicines, packed with
printed directions for family use +; also, many
valuable medical books, explanatory of the
Tbomsonan System, Family Rights, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommo
dated with Baths, s,during tho day and evening,
at short notice.
The aqueous Tapor Bath, for cleaning the
surface and cqunlizng the circulation OF the
fluids, is admirable; for eruptions Of the skin,
rheumatic and liver affections, /, stands pre-.
eminent. June 27.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
MEMORANDA.

Arr nj Savannah lst, .chr Franklin Green, Smith,
from Havana.
Arr. nj Drun.wick Ca, 3Oih ult, soop America Burr,
from this port via SavanEHh.
Arr. nj New Orleans goth Mt. brig Octavs, Mayber-
ry, of this port, 10 days from Havana.
At Clorly Bay, New IcnlHnd, 27th July, ship Ere
Dennis OF this port, 1000 bbs. oil; Warren, Of War
rem, iull, TO sail for home next day.
Prig Brilliant, Of Warren, lost at New Zealand, was
fully insured in Boston and Warren Ship Atlantic OF
10 was insured in Warren and New Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
piI.Esl piI.ES!i

MIR. IALE'S Pile Ointment isa positive
IVe cure for the Piles ~ three days time
Sold by J. H. Hart, corner oi Chamber street
anl Broadway; =. Bnrnci, - sixth avenue
and T.. NJ. Guinn, corner at The Bowcry nnt
Grand street. aud corner "f licnty aud Pik,
streets. n. york. Also, by Dc. ". X. IlhH
ARD. at the Slgu OF the Great Mortar, New
Ipo,t. RI. March !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12

We had a peep, yesterday, at the
grandi(crom Wheel of Fortune, which
is being made for the drawing Of the
Banks Arcade Lottery. 1t is the lar
gest and most splendid thing of the kind
ever made in Louisiana, and perhaps in
the would. 1t will take little steam
engine to turn it round.-.New Orleans
True American.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12

INSURANCE WArcu.-The Fire In
surano Cos. of New York have organ
lied corps ormcn at their own expense
to act as a fire watch. The organiza-
ton consists Of forty five men, twenty
Of whom arc always on duty during the
night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-12
FORTUNES H0M E!
TRY YOUR LUCK.

HIS DAY -So ,UOO lor 80.
To- morrow-2 prizes Of $l0,G00, ! Of 1000.
Of 1900, of 800, 10 of 600, 10 Of
500, SC.
72 numbers-I3 ballots. Tickets S5.
SATURDAY,
-Splendid Scheme-
Prize Of 30,000,-l Of SI0,000,-l Of &C.
OQ0-l of 5000 of 4,0O0-l Of
2,SC0-50 Of 10000 of 300.
72 numbers--12 ballots.
Tickets sl0--shares in proportion.
S1yA few Tickets for sale in the GRAND LOTTERY
OF REAL ESTATE .ituated in New Orleaus, TO be
drawn jacksonville, Florids, the Isl of Decembsr-
Price gao
Tickets and shares for sale in the above
lotteries, either snsly or by the package.
Orders from abroad or nj home will bt
faithfully attended to- if addressed to-
wrE. 8. yOSE,
dec. I2. No. 81, Thames st.