davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30
" HOOPING COUGH.


R that he has praats ed meicne
~ I stefan for thirty Curing this ong period Of
his he has made Of various kinds of remedies Ter
colds and that complaint the Whoop
Cough and he bsevs with icisns
generally and after all he finds successful Peaes
CHARMED Essence Of Horeound andy and recommends 1t to
Dr. Hsreabrook has Medicated Candy and
hnds invaluable specific for coughs col Il, asthma &c
Dr. Hudson says family should be without the Ca
rej Essence Horrhouns which obtained wholesale
and retail at a. Division street which have proved an excel
lent remedy One Of PATIENTS particular danger
iced with he for months,
he could uste above whisper end two large
packages Of the above Compeunc performed radical
The undersigned have the Clarified of Hore-
houst for Coughs Colds aud Hoarsel.s and to
all those who exposed TO and ueuatng eli.
Rev Mr. Ayers, Pastor NJ E church, Hasey Newark,
Rev. Mr. Griffin, Pastor ceuenur. ehure BROOKLYN LII
Rev. MIR Kellogg, Pastor NJ T.. church. Wi.le,t
Rev Mr. Whitaker, Pastor Presbyterian church, OF
Cetherin. ard Madison streets.
Elder knarY, Mulberry street chapel
Rev Mr. Hawley. No 's5 Crosbv street.
Rev. Mr. Gibbs, No. lis Third A,ense.
Rev. Mr. Crawford, Pastor ~ h. church, Forsyth street
Aud others the honorable clergy 10
mention We have obtained since introduced IBIS Gem
pound, wtish nine mouths snee two thousand esbmonas
Of the highest responsibility recommending ths invaluable
medicine
Place New Orleans g. D Zieber No North Third street,
Philadelphia j. Robinson, Baltimore street, Baltimore;
Taylor, PnKsy Avenue, Washington near Gadsbys
and numerous Others shown forth IN other pap.rs
Remember copc tioRes appointed gets snd
unless each package IL signed J. PEASE SON.
IS Division street Of whom be obtained wholesale aud
{rT- A liberal discount allow ed TO agents.
All letters. postpaid will be diligently sttsrded to-
Country merchants who Apply for agency must give good
reference
Closed Z Sabbath. s22 3mN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

DEMOyAL.-I. p CARROLL's Old Estabiis5sd Ns5ies
N ted Nagor BATHS removed from John str.sio ~
Broadway opposite the City Hospital hrs. J. p Carroll
thanks the Faculty particularly and he public 20 go
era the liberal support extended this esacashn t Tot
the last sheen years ani hopes BY hsras1ty attention
10 usrita Continuance ofthe sane.
The Baths open ff0s 1cock IN the morning III =
O'clock night .Rd used vta much successr all itsB
colds Sc Nc.,.O winch they ad1rd imNe
date relief Tcsuouis Of Their efficacy c@n - AZ the
.stabs rnsa from hs loving .minsn, pj .cians ;aboe
A n Stevens V Mott. Bush Boyd, MscusTn, Rsfas
lander Nelson, Smith ireland, Ks..m Borrow- Vsad.9
hervh surhur ard >-0vsr BATHS oe rad AZ al
times Portable yspor Baths gsih-s Tabs. and Hip Baths
for sale hire Bs,hs ssa; u part Of ire city or Brock
iyn Syrup Of sarsapss ssd LiV.rroT c fresh from the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

NV AXR ELEGA FMS NT EP iip
DRESSING 200 CHATHAM SQUARE.
%
Is Mt 'HA
He proved himseft obede
WIGS A \ d SCALPS
sirs thsug least
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

ReN ~ Fph use those letters merely attract the
~ attention of reader for minute. IN
Il order To let him see, lr should TALL
~ victim to a cert,in delicate disease. where
0O " to apply for relief where lie VIII be treated
Practitioner Ply sic, and where he than
half his money restored to health therefore give you
h. number Of 81 Broad street. corr tr Of stone 'eeh pr
stone street through which individuals
the Whole Ipno'icej. As many eSra
VACANT charges for the treatment OF these Diseases
have thought specify the
therefore reduce the sum for ke Of recent OF the
njer Of the disease So and for The
form Of sbe disease the small Of ssand do
you gentlemen upen principle Of honor that ycur
will be treated not by Quick but By Ply ician, and
who has hsi rolf ssion in various parts Of lis city;
and hope ithout IL uch adv ersng putting is termed,
which practice lam very much oppced-ts. yeu viii give
cali am perfectly miler with every form of the dis
ease having many hundreds of both the
in tie BciIirw Hospitals, My office b. are from
O'clock in the morning. until i've O'Clock the afternoon and
the apartments arranged that two persons
each other while the office. Oce closed tie sabbath.
No 81 Broad of Stone.
T. S-Tie Doctor has 20 the conclusion 10 remain
his otire until 10 O'Clock q night, SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

SEoARsico N 10y priced Spanish, in half and quars
80 EkCOLLINs, IS South ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

~ ~" DIR. GREGoRY's DIURTTIC
LS-tor tie speedy and .feeiut
- - cure of a ccrtsin delicate disorder. Be-
sides performing perfect dsy these Pills
taken while walking TIE street sitting with friends without
the possibility % giving offence beng dsts ted rtqur
change IN busu,ss dsL Pfce 81 box for sale at
drug stores.
70 FULTON street. corner Of cola 81.
ZOE Fulton street, corner n william st
IS Broadway, u Chamber ". NEXT The Park.
~ Canal street
gii Canal Al, near sp,ing street Market
81 Bowery, csrner OF Walker al.
~ Greenwich st., scar Barclay.
Igs Delaney, corner Of suffolk street.
Its Cherry street near Catharine Market s2s Ira vs.
HUNTERS RED DRoP-For all complaints Of a p'i.
1zture-Rsmemher, whatever other medicine
take II. yo,r health and money thrown swsythst in time
tins terrible bst retrihp,gn Of -ickedses, will
chow sslf herrbie far- Then apply at the
only ahsoute e, a pisisign ~ perrial For
artcuizrs see advertisements or outside. naH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

THE CENTERBA CORDlAL-Ths 10 the name given 70
eegt.t Cordial which has been found efescoss
Nsres, and other Of Italy. for the
and rrev.E Of certain melades.
The has met vi IN these countries and ITS nyai-
uahe snd falling Tome. fully warrant the
offering pubc the proprietor. Who has imported
large quantity direct from Italy for tins purpose.
II 10 happy combination Of different t'rts i9upe 10 tire
mountain. ~ AbryEi used win grca ard pefns-
SsEet all different simsuss % soHaca, ip-
rarience scidy, lonsss Of The SPIRITS and ne
like. IN avery snort time produces comfortable sclsson
through the whole storing the appetite and mpartibg
renewed activity the BODY and % the mind In
WILSON'S f,nnz Mysteries aud other scases, "a
also geennsniy seriessbe producing instant and lasting
relief
IL used meiiaisy before aer meals Twotss
f m,sa with equal quantity Of sugar and sf vine
full Of being dose for adult that guam
y Cor young Ierson. II also be taken oofs. with
elu ldysatss forming grateful and wholesome addition 20
that deghtu bsterige The re dos. vii bs sefviessoe
e0nyusios-. fused make their
in wicker baskets By NOR
ROGH COLNILLE, i6s Blocker street sole ir
North America Price = ~ bottle. a "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

pELLUClD SOLUTION Tor NAGNEsIA.-iA e.sp
b, The prspssstlsr e certainly superior 70 asy
oae thiri the pucs, az FEUCHTWANGERsP Pharmacy
20 30 Broadway, corner Of Pearl Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

DR HIGBIEs REMEDY FoR PULMONARY DIS.
EAshS-Ths Pre- gsrsiien has acquired great ceebry
IN our sistsrcy 70 Psadeha aHd persons feel the
mos iuYCt onaeucs in The sfne and have employed As
ashms aud al affections Of the lungs The genuine srcleis
Oasref f1r sale at
EEUCHTwANGERs Pharmacy, sao Broadway.
AL corner Pearl IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30
FREN CHI DiVAN-CAFFE RESTAURANT.
lCnrner of Chamhers straci ard Rrcad uaxA

Corner of Chambers street and Broadway
THIS Fsb,hnoHt recently opened upon the French End
American Fan iu enc OF the most central situations for
business has already received from the public large and be-
nevOent patronage The proprietor has spared nothing III
the elegant style his cooking be
by any m the city and M wines and liquors ~ the
best ehoee az moderate prices Families may be suliSd a,
Supper Parties viii be attended promptly The best
oysters cooked in every style Weeh rsreb made Of Cru.
fruit pies ssrdines. cord.s syrup
serves Irish viskey punch Elsser oobblers WILL any
kline used ~ the csuy and the best
m-nt OF cigars may be found AT all times.
Che aud domino players, cannot find
comfortable aud quiet place to amuse Themselves
In few da delightful msse will be heard in the Even.
the p.ifrmers sia be IL. Human Buge who has
not yet made his appearance in the city. els In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30
COUCH LOZENGES.

THE GREATEST Dl~CpYERY EVER MADE =
L sHERNiAN'S col On LOIENGE- will cure common
coughs colds in two dsys f3ri immediate relief In
vho0pDg cough asthma, d at breathing asd tghtness
ofhe chest and Consumption than any other
dtcne.
Read what they have have usei Sherrnans Cough
Lor,nges several hundred and never found thing
equal o. the they immediate relief aud have cured the
troublesome coughs day lean confidently
mend them "a the best cough medicine in uss
n. ". Rogers, VI ID.
wascurd Of Consumpion By bores of shermans Cough
Lokeuges after having suffered for three years and trying
vealdocors ard svsTv bisg heat ndsd owe my
life 70 them through the bsssng Of God. j. williams
Mr. r. d Kemp II Newbug, after three ear. OF suffering
from severe cough night sreats pam ,he de and az hs
confirmed consumption and alter having tired
al the medicines he heard Of At last told Of sher
mans Cough Lokenges. and BY the blessing II God three
b0ues sutrelv him. lie recommends them GO all
References also TO $ D. Andrews. judy, L. Spencer,
Benz Craubie Coleman. O. O. Deson and the many thou
sands n no have been cured By them sold II Os Nassau
street, ss Broadway; ai Blocker, and lSs Fulton street
Rs,ctivn sepii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

I QARsENEss-shsrpau's cayenne Lcrsngss will cure
Hoarsness and s0rs Throst sold az les Nasssu st. SIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30
DIR J, y. ERRER's
OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF
DISEASES OF IHE EYE.

303 Broadtcay-Enirance in DuGae-sheet
Hours ofeoAsulta.n and ATTENDANCE from to IL A NJ. and
- - - from 10 5 T. NJ
T1R n SCHk RRER, graduate IN Medicine and Surgery
Of the University of Heidelberg fully convinced that an
intimate knowledge ofmedica science general lay the
foundation for the practical study Of 0phha aud can
alone guide to successful exercise this important 5ransh
medic profession has but with the regular
fessiOn requirements and after his admss Tie practice
Of Medicine. applied hmse particularly to Diseases y
mol0gc Schoo oViepna where he attended for accDsdera
bic lime Clinic al Institutions for Ophthalme Eis
Ns afterwards has spent three years visiting the pf,scpa
Hospitals and the Varars Eyelnrn IN Germany France
observing practice celebrated Ophham
in the unusually number Of Eve which that
period andef his observation in these extensive nttu
o. From TIE London Quarterly Journal of foreign Nedien.
and Sgrgery-Toi. J..
is necessary accurately distinguish the practitioners
who nave OF ate applied themselves Germany ting
Diseases % the Eye from The c,s who termed Orlsi
whether of that or Of other county The latter wsulo
Wish 70 DIVIDE surgery lo nGmter cfras 81 which they
selves the Eye but al. of them have prepared the
study Of that " int mate acquaintance with medical
science general. They rendered Eye operations less
freluef b. their rational and constitutional these
the morbid changes OF the Eye which
wards call iorthe interference ofhe operator" ais snf
STRAW BONNET'S-FALL FASHIONS THOMAS
customers that he has provided the choice stock of the
latest style of Bras AIDE after the shapes expressly
for the coming viz J)ure English Dsnstsbe Veto
RGands, French Sraw and the best and 2host
very superior style, light and soft, without stnng The
above articles have been purchased for cash and will be sold
for cash al uncommony low prices, at SO William street,
nearly opposite Platt street. SIS I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

BRANCH HOrEL-No. 80 BOWERY.
EoRMERLYksp by Captain samuel Seek having passed
It into the hands Of Msssrs. J. BARTLETT aud w. A.
DELANAN now opsnsd Qua scale got 70 be surpassed BY
other establishment this city Their Accommodations
of The first rate order having been fitted entirely
and ready - the reception &c gsn'emen who wish TO psfks
Of good lodgings Every viii be paid for "
tort Of al who wish TO parosiss them Their bar tor.d
with the cheisct liquors Of brands Of All kinds. with all the
dslescies that ferson reguir, iorirssh TIL
JONAS BARTLETT,
In. w. A.DELANAN.
IW1NES2O0 bales Drdpprt mandatory. comprising
complete assortment 81 herring. gnst.. brown sail aud
Seine Twine from 81 90 % los of superior gusty, very
zh color us received per late arrivals and Cor sale
as ER.CoLLI~s SCo So south 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30
VAPOR battle.

VAPOk BATHS
p CARROLL'S OLD IL TABLIsEED IEDICA
y. TED yAPOR BATHS are removed from IS John stset
Broadway opposite the City Hospital. and
readiness receive visitors No Ia, 5s.g sPasd 70 *
the sble both IN the ladies' md
gentlemen department MrS.JP hopes By her vnvessi
ed erer.oas 20 contisusnes OF the patronage .. tie
faculty and public which has been extended this
for th last fifteen Tne baths from
O'Clock in the till mise night sulphur bsifs
and shower Portable baths Of the city
BookyE at 1--WE minutes notice PrvsterOons with eztLs
by the dsy week or mouth. nyH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

ITALIAN MARBLE sLABs-5cases Center Table Tops,
L feet By feet, white and blue lsrlum.
do do do III ms. by q ms. do DO d.
% Burssu 20 81 ns b 4 DO % do
d. Pier Table do 5 q les. by # ms. do do do
= sm. s. 4 LoHsF. ss Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30

CENTLEAlENS LEFT.OFF WARDRObE-Centlsme
VI derous Of tunrg their LtfO Wardrobe into CASH
obtain from the subscriber 20 seat thas other
person wall save. .-. -
H. LENETT. $50 Nassau street
opposite Clinton Hall. y. y.
Genemens Garments made ALFRED. cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice and the reasonable terms
Gentlemen attended 81 their residence BY AsGoinrfnt. n
live through the Post Oce otherwise, will receive prompt
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-30
DRAWING AND PAINTING SCHOOL.

Hf subscr5,r respectfully announce TO the Public; that he
will open School the ts of October for the lnstruc.
ton Architectural Drawing and Drawing ~ general, wins
Ornamental Landscaps Perspective rom.fica Perspective
aud Painting In all s various branches AQ lessons given
IN private at the pupils horse required. lie promises the
sctes sssduy ~ forwarding the talent Of hs pupils For
further information. apply 10 - .----.-
81 10 Oh. No 9 Wal street. room No. s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
Signed by order,
GEORGE BELLS, SEC.
Belfast, 20lh Aug, 1880.
From tie Temperance Adrocate.


Mr. EDIToR:-.!s member of the
Committee of the House of Representa-
tivcs, on the Memorials and Prcsentmcnt
of Grand JuricS, concerning the License
Laws, il is due TO myself, that | should
say, that did not agree to the Rrport of
the Chairman Of that Committee, publish
ell in your last paper s, much of the
Report as sets forth the great evils of the
retail system met my approbolion; so
much of it as argues against all Legislation
o" the subject, did not. | believe that the
necessity far our poor tar, and indeed al
most all the paupcrism in the community,
arises from the retail system, and That
tic Legislature ought TO apply the remc-
dy. TIE only instance Of what is elmed
imprudent legislation, mentioned in the
Report with any dislinctness, is the act
of The British Parliament, passed in 1886
that act continued Of force seven years,
and was repealed in l142. not without
strong and p"werful opposition from the
most distinguished men of that day. It's
repeal was placed distinctly upon the
ground that it was necessary, from that
source, to raise supplies to carry on the
war in which the King was then engaged.
The difference between the character of
public sentiment on that subject, at that
day, in England, and that now prevailing
almost throughout tie civilized world,
deprivcs the argument, against legislation
at this time, drawn from that source, Of
all its force. 1t was then said that the act
was demanded as means Of preserving
the very species Of the lower order Of
Englislmer. Such is not the state of
things in this country. When the Report
Of the Chairman and the accompanying
bills came up in their regular order for
consideration in the House, without as
signing any reason, the whole matter was
upon The motion of the Chairman himself
lair upon the table. A motion TO lay on
the table not allowing debate, those MEM
bcrs Of the Committee who diSsentcd from
the Report, were deprived Of the oppor-
tunily OF stating the grounds Of their op-
position. The corresponding measures
which came from the Senate, were not
upon by the Committee of the
Housr, in time to be considered before
the adjournment Of the Legislature.
Respectfully,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
From the Grecnuilie M1untaincer-
CITIZENS BEWARE

II is the opinion Of several persons,
that there is gang of desperate villains
lurking about this State, against whom it
would be well for every worthy citizen to
be on his guard. In several places, the
writer has heard Of suspicious looking
persons being seen. Several attempts
have been made, within few weeks past,
in the eastern part OF Laurens District, 10
! steal negroes il open day. At one time,
small boy was taken off, and sccreted,
who, the following night made his escape,
and returned to his master. 1t another,
a negro woma was wayaid, on the way
to the field. and orderet! to stand; but by
running and screaming, was rescued, and
pursuit commenced, but without success.
The man who made the last mentioned at
tempt, had been seen frequently passing
near the same place, for more than a
week previous; sometimes on foot, and
at others riding large sorrel horse, with
saddle bags. He was dressed in mixed
homespnn coat, and yellow or copperas
pantaoons. He was generally alone, but
sometimes in company with another per-
son, whose appearance is not recollected.
No intelligence has been obtained Of anv
lawful business which these persons had
in that re. .hborhood, nor have they been
seen for few days past.
In addition to the above, two camps
have been discovered within few miles
of that place, remote from any ruad or
dwelling house, al which horses had been
kept These camps were in the most Sc
cret part Of a very extensive tract of
WOODLAND, and had been much used. At
one of them, the fire was still burning
when ii was discovered.
Several other attempts were made, near
the same time, to carry off negroes, in
that part of the country; but the writer is
not informed Of the particulars, so as to
be authorised to state them: nor is he abe
to say with certainty whether any have
been taken Of, that have not been rcco-
vcrcd.
These facts surely suggest tie proprie.
t; OF the utmost vigilance on the part of
every honest man in the rnmmu-ity. Eve
~ person Of suspicious appearance, SHOULD
bc closely watched, for even an honest
man is "nonc the wulse for watching"
Such course of conduct could do no in.
jnry, even if ii should do no good.
A CITIZEN.
Near H~ntspiNe, S. ca
Dec, IL, 1880.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11

trate, has saved the slerc'ieHts Iranl That
total ruin which would have overlakcn
them had war grown out Of our compI-
Gated frontier difficulties, an event which
woull probably hava happened ere this,
but for the firmness and prudence exhibit
ed by lhc Stale Department. N, man
now belurc the public has rendered the
country or The democratic party III re
valuable service than Mr.. Forsyth. H."
was undeniabIy one Of the most talented
and efficient supporters of Genera! Jnck'
sons Administration in tn Senate Of the
United Slalcs, and he has fully maintain.
ed his superiority as AN accomplished d.
ploma,ist. The people arc not iIs:nSibIe
to, nor do they forget such services.
though the mercantile community may-
and they will not fail, upon suitable op-
portunity being presented, to exhibit their
graiiludc.-N. Y. Ec,c Era.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
Jam. | |.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Northern Mia, due every day at S, a. m.
Closes every day al i, p. m.
Southern or Columbia mail, due every day
at 5, p. m.
Closes every day al 9, p. m.
@Lettcrs for Charleston, are made up
tevery day, and sent via Columbia.
SumterviIle mail, due every Tuesday and
| Friday at sp. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at 4,
Stateburg mail. every Wednesday and Fri
day, at 8, p. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Sunday at
4, p. m.
Lancaster mail, due every Monday and
Friday, at 3, p. m.
Closes every Wednesday and Friday, at
8, m.
Ycrkville mail, via Liberty Hill, due every
Thursday, at 10, a. m.
Closes every Thursday at ], p. m.
HThe office will be open on the Sab
bath, for the delivery of papers and letters
from to s, a. m., and in the evening one
hour after the arrival of the Columbia
mail. P. THORNTON, P. M.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-01-11
From the Washington Globe.
THE COMMITTEES.

The Speaker announccdthc committees
to-day. We arc not sufficiently acquaint-
cd with the body to say--couslstlng as it
docs eff great proportion of new MEM
bers---how successfully the Speaker has
called the business talent of the House i'll
tho formation of the committees. 1t is a
task of great difficulty and iclicacy. and
must have been peculiarly SO with Mr..
Hunter; who is not only young member
himself, but young man. We think in
the main, he has been fortunate in his ap-
polntments.
. As it regards the principal committees,
having relations with the Executive Admi-
nistration, Mr.. Hunter has discharged his
trust with great fidelity to tie principles
which should have governed his selections.
The complexion of these committees gives
assurance that every measure ofthe adm;-
nistration will be fairly represented in the
House. The chairman and maloriljcs Oh
each arc decidedly favorable to the views
which have directed the Executive, and
which have received the sanction Cf thc
mass of the people, and Of the States. as
is evidenced by the representation III both
Houses of Congress. The opposition too,
are fully and fairly represented in these
committees. Their strongest and most
distinguished men arc found upon them;
and if there are any measures which that
party (hithcr;o having nothing to propose)
is desirous to bring forward, they will
have the opportunity, through their ablcst
mcn, to acquire full information in regard
to every subject referred to tic respective
conmittccs-to present their plans for
adopton-and to prepare substitutes for
all the bills to carry out measures which
they may not approve. They have, how
ever, at every session, had this advantage;
but it is remarkable, that, for few years
past, Mr.. WEBsrER's maxim has been
the governing one with the Opposition.
They have laborcd ''not for tic ottatn-
mcnt, but for the lrereat;on, Of any good"
Cure for the Croup.-Thc Pottsville
Emporium says that the juice Of an onion
roasted in brown paper and mixed with a
double portion Of honey, is en- immediate
.enedy:2 he i-2rF.