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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-21
MEDICINAL ADvnRTIsEMFNTs.
SYPHILTTIC DRoPs

NJ.
TO THU AFFL1CTF,5S.-
lEKsSFsf74 Those Uhe are taboring under 1,e ~
80 fects Of the bad disorders are unnris
iefTf6ms NH ed that the Sypihltc Drops are founa
ii.l3IMl III TO be ths only safe, sure and speedy
H5bfitHHl SID cure io< the FeHeral disease vet
discovered. Il has long been in use
khS4ailyAaEksA# bestowing blessings and receiving
4sHi.l Hl g. praise-H has superseded all the auaek
6ktfllIHlH (HjlH nosrtins, and whilst they have sunk
asElkiNl 1Nl into oblivion, never TO be femena
ykihntlHt Hin bered the Syphihc Drops are Iescu-
MHifsEl lhA ing its thousands Of the afflicted from
ekkfatllsl 4Y an uRtmcly grave. In a word, il re-
m0vea the disease radically in few
DAYS without efiecting the delicate constitution
or causing any dsagreeable effect from its operation.
is so concentrated as TO render it efficient in small dos
es consequently it practicable al alltmes, in perform
ing much sooner than aay other medicine in the
United States and sold under the sure plan Of no cure
no pay. Price 81 per hoIte.
Also the VeIe.ahle Fluid Syrup or Mercuria Elk
tractor Tkis infahe Syrup the discovery of old
veteran in medicines, and has long been In in pr
yae practice, both in Europe and in America, and has
never been known 10 fail in efectng in all cases
of meTcural diseases, and where persons had gwen up
the thought of ever getting well. 1t is indeed nva-
liable medicine and whilst it has this new and pecuh-
ar eet upon the bones affected with mercury il at the
same time puries the blood from the remnants of We
nereal disease. Scr0fulous Affections Spotches and
Eruptons upon the Skin, old standing and indecent ul-
GERS upon the legs and elsewhere, attended with gem
erul debility. This medicine stands unrivalled-it Is
not only the greatest purifier ever known, but at the
same time il strengthens tie whole nervous SYSTEM gi-
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken consiitu
ton. Price only 81 so per bottle.
| These medicines are for sale at the LABORATORY
of DIR BOWLBY, BROTHER, 90, No. GO SOUTH
CHARLES STREET, bStween Pratt and Lombard streets
on the corner of uhler's Alley, and at the General
gencv Office. No. PITT STREET, between Front 81.
| and Bazaar Bridge, Plan ofno cure no pay.
We beg leave say to strangers, and the afflicted OF
both sexesbe onyour guard and do not be red with by
the miserable compounds sold in this city by some
of the apothecares-they calculated to deceive IN
most cases where they used. Those suffering an
der the above symptoms assured that in the above
named medicines, they will find the true balm aEd sure
comforter
We will keep on hand fuu and efficient assortment
of Trusses ofthe hest quality, suspensaoEy Bandages
Hip Draws for diseases of the back and gToinalso,
| certain cure for the Bleeding Piles, SC OBJ
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F,o,, be s,,so,,eko,,,,a Rep,it..l-,

Although the public have been shen imposed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE yet occasionally really useful and
beneficial medicine is despised neglected, merely be
cause "found in bad company" am led TO there re
marks by conversation with friend few days since
She had been afflicted for several years with disease
The heart, which had apparently brought her near the
grave. One of our most skifu physicians was called
who pronounced her disease incurable. An advertise
ment of DIR. JAYNE's ExPEcTORANT in the Register
caught the eye of her friends and bottle Oft was IN
mediatey mocured from Benuy & Mitchell's in Mon
ose. Before she had taken il tive days there wasan
apparent improyement She has taken two bottles ai
vet, but her health has been nearly restored
have no personal motive for recommending this
medicine, but merely stats this fact hoping that II may
meet the eve of some who labonng understanding dis
eases that they may likewise Partake OF its benefits
a Friend to Hfsnaritu,
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
land.

Xxi Persons ia this eoEatry DESTROYS Of securing
u1kft}S Passage for their friends from ENCH. AND,
49, IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do-so by aP
thpg 70 the subscriber, in rst class SHIPS; 70 sal nom
PHU,ADEL PHIA, every month in me yeaE. Ierr
kteaa and accommodating.
THOS. i. ADAIR, Commerce street.
sz-LRTTERs from the Country (posi paid viii be
answered by return Of Elail-and DRAFTS Ter small
WINS OF money for the aeconB 1daion Of passengers,
n be had as above, payable without discoin!'r com
L sssOp. ... .s .....
Baltimore, ls July, 1919 cod
Tsz-Ediiors throughout The Country, IcndSE % t5e
Az Ca and lie cause Of Emigration, Will sier favor
b irving the above advertisement lew Insertions
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HOnFGRTS-CoMF tTABLE COMFORTS
" Just finished, large supply OF Comiortables, an
excellent article for the approaching winter person
enscouced beneath OF those truly comfortable ar-
aIes bid defiance the rGdes attacks OF his frosty
majesty.
Apply al the N. W. & s. w. corner Of Lombard
Light streets. o4
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FHHIilS Medicine had Desn used more thsn seven
a years before an effort was made TO initiate it,
The great demand and its wonderful success have ind-
ced great number of persons initiate il in various
ways-upwards Of itly different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which convincing proof of It's
being medicine Of great value.--Some selling SaT
sapsrlla and other syIups mposhgthsn the ignorant
for the Panacea at reduced prices Others mixing the
genHne medicine with molasses, &C., making bottles
using the gensine Panacea in their bottles TO perform
TO obtain certificates to give their own reputa
ton, &e, Some have even FesOried to perjury. These
pr0racted the suffering Of patents in diseases where
the genuine Swan's Panaes awould have proved in
stanuy eicacious therefore deem duty owe the
public, to assure them that the composition omy Pana
is not known, it communicated TO any
other person in any way whatever and that all other
mixtures represented To be mine, fraudulent i'm
positions.
The GENUINE PANAeEA may be had wholesale
sad retail, at the prOpnetor's own prices, of
ROBERTS < ATKINSON,
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7th mo. 18th, 1870.
The above preparation = sold 81
G. l.. DUHURST.
Corner Pratt ST. ana Dugan'a wharf lower eHd of Cen
Market Space aho
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Conner OfPratt street and Dugan's wharf
kR7m Lower end of Centre Market Space
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sold by G, :. DUHUKSi,
: Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratts
Lower end Of Centre Market Spae,
) ma 3 HaluIl ore
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From The Mayor.
CoMhoNwEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,

ROBERT VfTINItIi'N, Mayor
CAUTI0N.-None can be genuine wloVta splendid
steel plate engraving which IS the Falls If Niagara,
and DR.. Constock's the American agents IaIGs, sc
Sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner of Hanover and Market Streets
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14

that sort Of address, certainly without n
nnther's leave And me thought she half
fingered instead Of quickening her pace, 10
'ear u had any thing TO reply. Push,
SAID my good genius. In Ireland, dearest.
SAID J, our fathers often make love going
h"me from church. and if you would give
me ieaVe TO ask your moiher's appreciation
- here stammered in spite OF nv moi.
to. ~, as to that said the smiling grl.
you may say any thing to my mother YOU
please WV
The same evening, returning from hath.
Ingin the Delaware, for the day had been
Sultry, sudden hustle and cry of distress.
arrested my attention in, at that hour, an
urlrequented place. The crv OF a fellow
man in trouble is always, you know, com.
inand Tor true freshman TO Push. NV
cane was my shellalah; one villain reped in
IN instant with a broken head, and the 9TH
er, though twice my size, sunk beneath an
,rm that was nerved by humanity and duty.
ASSISTANCE soon gathered, and on plac ing
my prisoner in the hands of an officer, who
should lie bleeding before me but the honor
ed lather Of 'Hah your sweetheart
the pretty damsel you had half courted
coming from meeiIngg The very same
took him home, where he introduced me
us the savior OF his life from robbers and
murderers. In less time than a shin could
sail to Co'k and home again, was Junior
partner in the wholesale store, and the love.
'es' girl that has lived for thousand wears
blessed me with her heart and hand. Thank
God have been prosperous in my basket
md store. Our children are blessing TO
us. as hope they will be an honor to their
'"untry. and we have enough for them and
'ui serves, and somewhat for the poor"
The stars that guide the wanderlr right,
Are virtue fair and honor bright.
BE temperate, steady, just and kind,
Then PUSH, and fortune you shall find,
so far as the story is a long one, 7 prav
YOU, Messrs. Printers, to remember !, !. an
lnshman story. So far as have any thing
to say, preserve the character of vours
TO serve.- Ti7age Record.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14
No. 3J.

lrom Of The blue mount ins seen in the dis.
tance, alone soothed their inquIetude. but
they were devoid ofany means OF reaching
it; no oars, no sails, and the worst Of all the
negatives, no fresh water. But they dip
ped their upper garments alongside, and
placed them on their fevered bodies, b.!
which they absorbed moisture sufficient to
keep them from maddenng with thirst. One
OF our numerous cruisers fo tunately to"k
them on board--more fortunate than. tie
Go-along's gig, who with the captain and
crew, have never yet been head of, though
1t happened long. long ago, as detailed in
my Nelsonnn "Reminiscences"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-14

We leanfrom Washington that the young whigs
Of that city keep nightly watch over the public
buildings, in order to prevent those loceeco COO.
asgra'i'ns that aigs, 50 nstursily hsppsn about
this tins. r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

TRIPP AND Wine = ELoPEMEHr ExraAoKDI-
saviour village, says the Oswego Wing, was
threwn into some little sxeitement few dsys spss,
by the elopement Of Mr. Lewis Trip. 6erclant
tailor, with Miss EMILY Wing, sesmstress for Tie
seine, the eormer . nsrrisd man, who has abandopsd
fair" They had both, till within a few months,
sustained good reputation; but recently, rumor,
with her Thousand tongs, had noised it about that
all not right between the partics still as they
asseverated their innocence, and no proof could be
brought against them Of criminal nature, nothing
fully established till their departure. He has
Tripped his course, and she has Winged her way
to the west; and we deem this notice than
an act of justice warn others against their ny pc
crisy and villany
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

REP ,KrIre WKBsrER.-rhe New Yk meri-
can, speaking Of the speech strb ated by the Rich
mond Wing to Mr.. Webster, and said to be reported
by stsnsbury, says il is "nanifesHy not reported
poith anyhing Ike serupuious adherence 10 his et-
ster's) peculiarly terse language" This is very
trueAnd is equally true Of the speeches reported
by Charles King himselfat Saratoga and w all street
The only correct reports Of Webster speeches arc
contained in the Heral1-but so jealous the bank
rupts and spectators connected with the whig
Squss, OF our superior enterprise that they prefer
committing murder on Daniel Webster's reputation,
40 giving him life and reputation, by copying the
reports Of the Herald. Well, b. il so. Well pay
them, however, one OF these days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

NOVEL ArPoISrNESr.-We understand that Mr..
Noah, late Of the Evening STAR" is to be appointed
by Governor Seward, Judge of the Criminal Court,
aud to sit on the same beach with the Recorder
Mr.. Noah formerly held the office ola "Judge in
Israel" on Grand Island, and we suppose his expe-
sience fully qualities him TO be sjudge of every thing
an old clothes or old laws. We have wanted such
n on the bench-particularly since Dear Dick
Rikers" retirement. So grave are all our present
judges, tia, not funny scene takes place once in
year. II Noah is appointed, he will be capital
standing article for the fseetous reporters of the
press Let him be confirmed, Senators.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

CHsrHaN THE.rRE.-The howe was crowded,
as usual. last night This place Of amusement u
growing in public favsr daily The dress circle and
the private boxes nightly graecd b. large mum.
Der Of ladies. ana the theatre presents brilliant APP
pearance. Wood takes a benefit tonight, with a
strong bill Rice appears in two Of his best chsrae
tcrs and Wood with his famous dog, take part ~ Inc
Red Indiaa. Mrs. Lewis. clever aud very popn-
lar actress, plays in the sane piece. Thorne has
spared neither pains nor expense throughout the
season, and he i. now resping rich reward lOs his
labor and enterprise
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

BAD BUsrsEss-NarioNAL THEArRE.-We are
cut oil in every way frsm the National Theatre, In
consequence of advising the proprietor and manager,
to strengthen his walls beams, and rafers, (Which
he did, too) during the erection Of his house and
not there re- speak the debut the prospects of
that establishment from personal knowledge. Bat,
Judging from the tone Of Of the papers and the
silence Of Others. should be inclined to the belief
that in spite OF the flourish oftrumrets with which
Horns opera was usaered into this satirical
world, it has been the next thing to failure Here
are the remarks and criticisms Of the papers fri, nd
ly 10 the National Theatre, the morning after its
opening:
tE.o., a., a. u,..r AL A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

TRovsLE ANoNe rHE DRueeisrs 1t appears that
Mr.. Rowsad has trouble this time with some Of the
Philadelphia drugeists az will appear from an advsr'
ussmen, in another column, copied from the Esprit
Of the Times Of that city. The article J, rather too
spicy g be In GOOD taste, bat we do not wonder at
the sciiity displayed when We recolleot that he J.
called upon almost monthly TO caution the public
against limitations o. his invalussle medicine. How
ever when the whole country Is fighting about pre-
,idents, why should net doctors and druggists fgh'
about piIlsl The politicians ought not 10 carry
away all the fsn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14
CorOuer,s OGice

Ger - AT Ne. So Mulberry street, on the body
of Mike Foley, a native OF New York, aged five
years The father Of the child deposcd that he had
always been well taken Of, and that the day of
its death he took it from its house TO buy for
il new suit Of clothes and IL appeared quite well.
In the evening he called TO AZ, and found IL dead
Verdict. death from some cause unknown.
AT No. 20 Houston street, on the body OF Elijah
Socum native of New Jersey. who committed sui
eide bytsking opium verdict accordingly.
A tnird inquest was held at the corner Of Nessy
ssd Washington streets on the body OF James Shirt
lf native Of Boston, aged 30, nd by trade prin-
ter IL err cared that deceased drank yer hard for
the last five weeks, and eat nothing He had been
ailiug for some days, and died on Monday night.
Verdict, death from intempersnce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

UNION OF NEw-BRUNswIcK AND NovA-ScOTIA.-
The St. John Chrenicle Of the Sd inst says--A re-
port has just reached us that proposition for the
Union Of these Provinces has been made, and that
inquiries will Immediately be Instituted to ascertain
the best means Of doing so. ST. JOHN is NAMED AS
THE CAPITAL THE UNITED Provinces! The
Ia hour at which the information reaches us pre-
vents making any comment, but we hasten to
lay the important ne ws before our readers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14
second Board.


On The 18th Of September at Brooky by The Rev VT
o.Donc qi,ranGsrq Grant OF New yot native OF A5er
deem scotland ay I'm Ber, Of Brooklyn, native Of
Ireland. county Kilkenny.
on Monday. l2th instant. Of the Wesleyan Chapel IN
yestrv street, by the Rev Mr. Davis John Rytsr ", OF
ths city to s. aaa Benson daughter Of Captain Abraham
Benton. OF Fairfield. Conn. .
a. Pniladelphia on the 9th instant by the RICH. Rev
Bishop Onderaonk B,nia,ain w. Nernan, Of New oeans
70 EMIL eldest daughter OF the late MAJOR Baiey on w"
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

WEssrKRs Speech at Richmond reported eIeissySsH ic
ss. e Mi s sssA .s # %
eeSi:, :, w.,, street. rsDor.ea for the Herald.
printed on beautiful for framDgprie. 81 Sesame
sfsseh IN single large sh1si ior United on White satin
also for ssis-prics ST So
New York PiIots--Next Members Of Congress-
The New York Pilots can influence, directly
md indirectly arly 1000 voters, in all the wards
of the eity They, their friends, and their con-
naet;ops can count upon that amount oil pollti-
cal force with nearly certainty. Their vote, there
fore wherever it is given, will very nearly deter
mine the approaching election for members OF Con-
~ress-and if they possess this force, ought they to
be rammeled by any party ties, and refuse to give 1t
20 their friends or wi hhold il from their foes' We
trust and hope they will not
During the last few years, these hard working
men have beer prosecuted by the Wall street prints
and by cliques of both parties. Their rights and
privileges have been interfered with by set OF IN
terloper from New Jersey. They have been cheated
insulted, and browbeat by both parties, in Albany
and in Washington. They owe therefore, little 10
any party-but much to their own honor-their
own nterests-and the interests Of their families.
wetrust therefore, that in the ensuing election, the
New York Pilots, and all their power, Numbers and
influence. will be cast for the candidates who are
openIy and above board their friends, whatever
marty these candidates belong to. In this movement
the pilots may calculate upon the whole force and
power of the Herald. We, ourself, will sooner
spend a thousand dollars, than the interests of
the pilots any longer sported with, by the recreants
of both parties.
Reuse up, therefore, ye p,lots.-rouse mp all ye
friends Of the pilots-aud let the next election tell
the tale of your united action. Already Of the
two great factions have put rorth their candidates.
John M'Keon, ]. 7. Roosevelt, Fernando W. God,
and John Demon. OF the first named, John Nj Keen,
his opinion and votes record, aud hostile
10 the pilsts. In other respects, Mr. Nixon is un-
exceptionabie-sut the ground of his opposition
10 the pilots, let the pilots give him their decided
opposition, and mark him at the polls. In this
movement shall cordially unite with the pilots
and call, therefore, upon Mr. McKeon to withdraw
ut once, or encounter the determined hostility of
the pilots and all their friends. We shall leave
stone unturncd to defeat h;m-and if the other
diaates do not out openly in favor of the pr
lots, we shall oppose them too
The wings have also nominated their men, and
we believe the whole batch of these recreaEt
TO the interests OF the pilots in the last session of
Congress The members Of Congress for the city of
New York, thought it was more for their interest
to leeislate for few loafers in New Jersey, tn an
for large class OF their own industrious, hard
rits be well rewarded at the ensuing election.
We have great deal more TO say this subject
before have done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14
From Lady Byron, ani other Poems Of MDonaId Clarke
To Little Girl,

From Lady Byron aai other Poems of M'Donad Clarke
To n Little Girl,
Jho said on Sandy goa mas, fan in lore Wiih Mothe,
The circumference ofmy heart
Spans heaven, and earth, and hell.
Clasps their loneliest part.
Sclhshness cannot queil
Affections, that delight 10 move
Allliving things, with love
Woman, dearest far, and first
ofevery colour cline, and class;
Ny feelings softly burst
Wheneer see her pass
In tears of bliss into my eyes,
And melt away in signs.
] love cen little pigs
That saueal, and gaily twist
Their tail, as the grcedest swigs
More than his share of swill--have kissed
The sorrowful face OF some famished mule,
When used to go to school
O, how can such hear.
Help loving all Gods creaturesi
Eve felt the fond tears start
Before the painest features,
For iieality can trace
Much of hcaven, in the homeless. face.
Then tell me not, my child,
mus. not love your mother.
Him she loved has smiled
Ga me, like gentle brother;
And have pressed you in my lap,
And daubed those delicate lips with pap
Do uknow, | should love TO haul
II howling 10 aers out OF hell.
Ny soul swolls QUIT all
In Gods universe that DWELL
Andw hen my spirit spurns its clay,
And leaves life's weary ing way,
twill ask the Almighty leave
To spend the winter-month's with those,
Who in the Internal climate greve,
With eyes that never close;
For how could be happy while
Oss being baskd not in this smile.
Der. 49, 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

Tvs NArioxAI TnrArRr.-lt Il said tts' affairs
went on badly ebossh al the National last night
There was only sbou, half the expenses "a the
house, and they obliged 20 reverse the order OF
thT performances, because enc Ct the actors or ac
tresses, was too sober 10 play the farce esrv IN the
evening. There are good many embarrassmenis
necessarily incidental to opening a new establish
ment, and wheu 10 these is superaddsd the per-
pexity Of thin houses, the botheration is distress
ing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

NEw PAeKKr sHir.-The new packet ship, the
ssOneida, will be launched in month or tx weeks.
She will be splendid ship, surprising even the
a. Baltimore, in beauty and arrangements. Captain
james Funk will command her. She will make one
ofthe sceosd Line of Havre Paeket.-Niessr, Boyd
a Hineken. Agents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

PARK TuEArRr.-Auber'. chef d'Gurrs, Fra Dis-
volo, drew another fashionable house last night, and
Mrs. God electrified the levers Of music through
cut the performance Of the opera. Wood was also
in fine voice and, in the third act, drew down ire
mendsus applause. Mrs. Wood seemed more al
home Zslina than on the night Of IL. production,
and threw more naicsns into the bed room scene,
whilst she gave that gem Of the opera, "Hey to.
morrow" in er most exquisite manner. We hall
forget the ascnatiens Of Miss sbirref when listening
to the powerful voice and brisst execution efMrs.
Wood. Tomorrow, the opera Of FideIei j. to be
company
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

nY- GREAT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
RANK AND FILE Of the city OF New York, at Ma
ton Hail. on Wednesday Evening, l4;h ns-caed by
5000 citizens "A Mass Meeting OF the Democratic Rank
and File, and all thos in favor Of WM HENRY HARRI-
son, and TYLER too"-of National Reform, better
times and reduction OF Wages i'll be held National
Hail. "Wednesday Evening, fth nst at half past
O'Clock.
Many distinguished men have been invited to address
the meeting Numerous gers, and superior band Of
musc Will also be present to enliyen the occasion.
H.. urofAl 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-14

"WE ALosE."-The " Courier aad Enquirer
announces that we alone I" have " sole and exclu.
sive control over its columns, and is responsible
for its course. Who is " we slonel" Is IL Master
Webb, or Master MorrelI, or Master o Sergeant or
Master snowden, or Master Hoskins, or Master
Charles Delavanl Do let rs know.