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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
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fvO~TINUFs 70 be consulted csnh4sniiay At his one.
~ No FutOs betWgcn Greenwich 81 and Broad
way srsngers r,geetf1y srsrdt bet Dr. ilorse be-
legally bred 10 the Medical prOt the city o. Lon
on, Been practical member the said faculty phy
for for the last ssR the city of New York His
h. confines particular bransh
ecipe which his profound attention Es sxper
grrat-hs astonishing Hc causns TIT
wnfortunais against the Of erct-y houandsars anna
ally mcrcurslired out recent shectens are without
~rcurv afew days See eradica
sed patched ~. The learned Dr. Buehsn emphaealy
Married and persons about 70 be married
skcnd be particularly cautions OF those aheetious what
dreadful nheritauce 10 transmit 20 posterrty."
Fsons AFFECTED with potracted and deporsble cases need
not despair oa complete recovery By applying 70 Dr. Horne
r~sdcuc~ New fGrk city has established DR.
nornes character II sterling hsnor and based real
respectfully and ski ID. H. offers 10 his sstrors
rxntee DR. Hornes Offices and patients
IN contact Attendance until hslfpsst nine O'Clock 10
srr srsnfnesrsts psSOf vaus ulcsra celia -Horsee,
Noietsrs tskss In unless pOstPss lefty letter. ust b.
Ps-Persor~ ct distance writing thr eas. ssd .,eIos~s
q Zee wiIl nave the REMEDY sent 10 order. .is s-s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
NO MINERALS. NO DELETERIOUs DRUGS

J. D. IRWIN, co. SURGEONS.
CONTINUE 20 be consulted Delicate Diseases at their
oe. 2i Fulton street where persons sborirg under the
effects Of Quacks Nosruns Ply scsns be
treated with secrecy and safety.
b. rwIv Co. pleage themselves that % all cases Of the
violent Ncnerea which have hitherto fallen under their
po,i.e their reamcn without Mercury has been most
cess and speedy They need not by cerc direct the
Public attention 70 their superior practice IN those diseases
their revus ION ~ this city well known and respected BY all
Who rad occasion confde their honor preventive
be had recent cured two days Those who injured
themselves by and dst habit obtain rsel
solvest security a that ne required until shall
be effected Letters Poet paid detailing Oh. nature Of the
and covering suitable fee, oil BE- Immediately attended to-
and medicines with full dire forwarded to the parties
There modes 20 tree. those Mslades to to "a
late or ruin the constitution. s1s in'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
Co From the London qgartsy Jsg7' Ofrorsrn Medicine

Its necessary accurately distinguish those practitioners
Who have oflae applied themselves Grmcrg 10 th
Diseases Of the Eye from the c who
whether Of that or Of other country. The latter wsud
wish to divide number ofr,dss Of Which th,v
would aonopeirs one The former have eobGptd
selves 10 the Eye but all Of them have PREPARED the
study Of that organ by intimate acquaintance n.de
science IN general They rendered Eye operators ss
frequent by their rational and
affections which give rise, under local aud
axns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

A CHALLENGE TO ALL THE QUACks-Tb.r.,...
N better remedy the Fever ard Agus thar VI a. KS
yssessh. Fsy,r Drog- orglu.y prepared i,o@ Nave
md every manufacture ompnder quscks md otksrs o
rr~tepd 70 superior Nermiinge herewith challenged
". ..o,etors orders aud 70, ssls H.
a. soe srent Tor IL. United states al
s.s cor fesrl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

lever AND AGEE CURED by the original and genuine
L Rows DIS Tonic Mixture or Vegetable Febriuge.
N b. Look Out!-Countereiters again in the f,d.-Be
ware-The proprietor of the genuine "lowand Tonic Mix.
tue" for the of Fever and Ague feels himself
compelled give notice merchants visiting this city
of whom they purchase Rowasds Tonic unless
Touch it net or you may be assured obeisg CURED You
IN New York, j. o. FAY at drug store, No 1888 Broadway
Franklin House. I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
DIR. ]. n SHERRE
OPHTHALMIC INSTI1 UTE
FOR THE CURE OF
DISEA SES OF THE EYE

1903 Broadtcay-Entrance in Duane-sbstf.
Hours ofcossutasn and sisndSpee from to A ". and
from ITO r. NJ.
DR. sCHf RRER, eradicate in Medicine and Surgery
~ Of The University of Heidelberg fully that
intimate knawiedgt ofmediea science raj lay tho
foundation for the practical study Of OphsmS yy aid
alone guide 10 succcFfiu Ct this
o. the medical proiesson ha, not but with the eysr Iro-
iessonal acquronent and after his admissions ms
Of Medicine applied hmsef particularly 20 Dseases u
the Eye end Obhha!me Surgery AT the brated ullha
m0loec schoo where he attended for
bic time two Clinical Institutions for Uphtsme h sses.
Re afterwards has three writing the
Hospitals and the variors Eye Infars Germany france
England and Italy, and sre enjoyed th. grea, sdrs &c
observing he practice OF The most old rIs,s
in the sally number Of which turn that
tons, "
CO From the London Quarterly JspIh9 Medicine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
Roy wANTED-A smart and intelligent Boy is wanted
ID Immediately at this office o5 st

SIC DOLLahs new AhD.stoien, or takes oy lsaske,
Copying Paper with the English excise stamp on 1t The
above reward will be paid for of the property
such nform tion will lead to the detection of the thief
Apply at 81 Liberty street o5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA u. 5. GAZETTE.
A MIR. HARRISON.

"The lnteIligencer of this morning contains long
report OF the JuDket given on Thursday evening,
believe at Browns Hotel, by the Wings in Wash.
ington, party who had disgraced themselves,
their friends and their country, by nominating a
Mr. Harrison of Ohio candidate for the office
of President of the United States.'
The above quoted paragraph is from Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Republ-
can. We like it much-it is about the irne smack.
A Mr.. Harrison quotha, q Mr.. Harrison! Be-
fore 1910 is closed, the Republican will find Mis-.
ter Harrison not only A, but, as the insurance
companies shy, A no. /. Who is this Harrison that
is so contemporary designated9 A man that
has fought battles for the nation and never lost one
that has been honored by the people with
their confidence, and never betrayed that conf.
dence by word or deed---one who has re.
ceved executive appointments, x been faithful to
the trust, growing poor while millions are passing
through his .hands-o one who, the'governor of
the great western territory which is the sent OF nu-
merous independent states, dispensed justice with
so even hand that his name is revered in every
house and hovel within the vast domain. A Mr..
Harrison is now before the people as a candidate
for the Office OF President OF the United States and
the first fruits of his nomination is the trembi ing
of palace guards until the power ofthe Executive
is lost in the House of Representatives The peo-
pie have not the uncertainty about their candidate
that is indicated by the little A stuck before his
name, and they look to the time, in March. lS4l,
when Mr.. Harrison will very probably say :-"U,
Martin Van Buren,i are invited to attend my
inauguration"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20
EFFECTS oFLoCoFocoIsM

The Newark Daily Advertiser has the subioned
sensbieremarks on the lamenlable condition of
our cnuntry, brought about by the miserable
policy and measures Of the federal adninistra-
ton.
A thousand fires have been extinguished, and
peaceful army of 5000 workmen disbanded in
Ptsburg.-Ihis is one Ot the consequences of
that fatal blow which first shattered the country.
From thai hour to this, the nation has been Keeling
under its effects, but never with much suffer ng
us AT the present moment. And we nsw present
this strange anomaly, that in the midst of general
health, propitious and Astounding haryests,
the wall of distress is heard on all sides of US.
Turn which way will, melancholy eviden-
ces met the eye of individual and public embarras
ments. No class, no circle no institution high or
low, near or remote, is exempt, save alone the
money changer and the pensioners OH the public
bounty. But no where has the blow fallen with
such cursing influence as upon the tong poor
| If il has sent stsgnaton into the marts of com
merce and caused rerenchment in families of
opulence, it has utterly blasted the hopes oi The
working man, whose cheerful residt, blessed
with the ample fruits of honest industry, enjoyed
in the conscious independence of freemen, is
now the abode of irrerievable sadness and want,
more wreched than the furnishing victims Of
European oppression, WIN never knew the bles-
sings of independence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20

reeling, iosng and shouting along by his side
After they had arrived there, and succeeded in
getting their charge over the threshold, they I'M
ceremoniously tumbled him on pile Of hay on the
barn hoor; when, after exchanging mock cere-
monies OF parting poIiteness, barrow and all his
men, now feeling sure OF an easy and safe capture
ms soon MS their intended victims were asleep, de-
parted for the house.
'Charles said the big outlaw, raisinn himself
on his elbow, ms soon as the sounds of the recednp
footsteps OF the soldies had died away, sCbnrlesS
he repeated, in low, though perfectly sober tome
: you creep carefully round to those side windows
and see IT some of these curses mint still lurking
round the barn to watch u.s.
The other, silently complying, soon returned
nnd reported that no one was visible
Well now, Charles, resumed The first sneaker
you get down there Mt my feet, and see ifyou can
pull of my plaguey old boots There is, more
Than quart of rum in Them can neither run
nor hight worth copper with my feet in such n
DEVILS pickle
Upon my word, Co!onplr said Warrington.
while complying with the request Just made, you
would make no SLOUGH of juggler. saw no
chance OF succeeding in any way shor, of drinking
or openly refusing. And / was not a, little puz-
zled to decide whether you were stark mad in ta-
king such quantities of liquor or whether you had
some way OF otherwise disposing Of it, which
could not detect Indeed, for the last half hour,
have been perfectly at loss to know whether
you were drunk sober How did you contrive
to cheat them so cleverly?'
'Buttoned up my high collared coat. so as to
come up over my chin, at the onset. Then mind
ing to stand to admit of no side views to thar
hawk-eyed sergeant, or TO the others, I'LL they
were too far gone to straight, dashed every
glass down my bosom.- Not u spoonful has gone
down my thought to night so help me Peter who
never lied but three times, as | recoect. But
come. we must be thinking of something else
now,D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20
y;a;au Tell Outdone.--we learn through

lillian Tell Outdone.--We learn through the
Centreville, Md. Sentinel, that OH Christmas day,
party of whites aud bucks assembled al a shop
or store about Two aud half miles from Elkiown,
where as il WIS customary OH such occasions, nj
ter punching The ardent for some time they had
trial at target shooting After this was over, two
of the best shots" among them, white man and
IA black man, declared that they could shoot The
hat from each others hegd without IN ury TO
their persons. Accordingly they agreed to make
The trial IL was settled that the black man should
shoot first, which he did, shoot'ng me hat from
IL was now the white mans turn TO try his skill |;
and both having taken their stations, he leveed
his gum aud blew the brains out Of his more skill.
tu but unfortunate rival.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20

A great meeting held at Columbus, Ohio,
on the evening oflhe 18th ult. immediate ly on the
news of the nomination reaching that city. The
editor Of the State Journal pronounces il one of
the most triumphant and enthusiastic gatherings
of the people that he ever witnessed. The friends
Of the old veteran HARRISON were there " in the
gladaess OF their hearts - and the assemblage was
addressed in turn by J. g. " right, Nj. b. Corwin,
Thomas Ewing, and b Storer Mr. Wright
spoke of the long tried services OF Gene. Har-
rison--of his nflexible honesty-of his civic and
military virues--of his devotion to his country
and of his high atainnhents as scholar and
statesman Ills speech was received with accla.
nations long and loud. The addresses of the
other sp, akers were also eloquent aud to the pur-
pose; aud The meeting, in separating, made The
welkin ring with "Old Tippecanoe aud John Ty-
Ter "--.4tlas,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20
Mr. Billings, of Goshen, good Wing Repre-

Mr. Billings, of Goshen, good Wing Repre-
sentative, who wns eager to reach Boston, came
into town on Monday night, having travelled
most OF the distance between Williamsburg and
Goshen Oh snow Shoes drawing trunk on
sled. He represents the storm OF last Saturday
as more severe than the former one, in the noun
tain towns, the snow now averaging three and
half if no, four feet upon II level IL is without
parallel in the memory of the oldest inhabitants.
The Representatives in Berkshire. aud III The
Northern part oflhs county, are entirely shut up,
and probably cannot this week reach Bos!on.-
Boston Daily AIDE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-20
POETRY.
From the Albany Eve Journal.
THE HERO OF THE THAN ES,

TATRloIht sVN"'
Let Loco Focos rail and rant
Al currency and banks
We're sick Of all their empty cant,
We spurn them from our ranks.
We do not mind their silly talk,
Nor heed their idle claims;
Well make the whole banditti walk,
With our Hero Of the Thames
The Hero OF the Thames, my boys,
The Hero Of the Thames
When British foes assailed our land
And lowered on our coast
Pray where did little Matty stand?
Whv, snug behind post
A post and place all his thought,
At spoils alone he anls,I
While HARRISON our battles fought
And conquerd on the Thames
The Hero of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero Of the Thames!
10 vain the Red Goats sought to win
A foohold on our soil
He met and drove them back again
And savd our homes from spoil.
Their savage allies dard no more
To light their midnight flames:
Oh they heard the deep-mouth'd lannon's roat
Upon the river Thames
Upon the river Thames, my boys,
Upon the river Thames!
Nor there alone did Victory fling
Her standard TO the sky;
The Prophets town, the bard may sing,
Which saw the red man fly.
Though Maumee earlier luurels shed,
Fort Meigs her trophy claims,
Where many a gallant soldier bed
With the Hero ofthe Thames
The Hero of The Thames, my boys,
The Hero of the Thames
Whom Peace displayd her flag Of white
And hushed the bloody strife
Who then, victorious from the fight
Withdrew 10 humble life
No lust of power, 10 lust OF gold,
No selfish, sordid aims,
Gould ever for moment hold
The Hero of the Thames!
The Hero of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero Of the Thames
And there he stood behind his plough,
And drove his team aheld,'
Content with rural honors now,
And what his fam might yield
The buckeye falls beneath his hand,
His skill the soil recaims
He lives a tiller of the and,
Though Hero Of the Thames
The Hero of the Thames, myboys,
The Hero of the Thamesl
But bark our bleeding country cries
For Vengeance and Reform!
. Tho Patriot Farmer greets cur eyes,
And every heart grows warm;
Our Cincinnatus hears the call
I'm readyn he exclaims
Then speed him! hail him, one and all
The Hero Of the Thames, my boys,
The Hero of the Thames
Then let us hang our banners out
And spread il 10 the breeze
The spoilers we will put to rou,
And do it too with ease!
And lei us all like brothers be,
And UNIoNIsTs our names
Huzzal huzza FOR Victory
Withdhe Hero of the Thames!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
32-lIn
.,7raM,srrn', OFFICE, MARrSE Gears,

..r1ERN,srER's OFFICE, MARlSE ,"r''
Washington City, Oct s. lSio.
rp,p ,rp pRopOS AIS will received at the once OF he
onartermaster of the Marine Corps nj fiautPna
,h 10Th day of November next for furnishing Ia ~ s;I
r. ni,ed states Marines the following STATIONS io' "
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
Charestown, Massachusetts,
BROOKLYN, l. L. New York,
Philadelphia, PENNSYLVANIA,
t;osnort near Norfolk, Virginia,
Pensacola, Florida, aud . ,,i
washington Civ District of Columbia. :, Gosh Reef
The ration consist OF one pohnd anu ton olncss of
Bread o. Flour Of the ana Of GOOD New
Of six pounds Of good green Coffee; me of Vinegar two
"ar Of salt four pounds Of Soap and one anu pprood
qs n,ad candies 10 each hundred raons. II
,h l side Of beef mess and necks eAcudeu We YEA hd
if eared quantity be not required a ~ s a shall be of
p"ar6ne ouay articles TO be unsNGep.o .,,o" The
10 the troops without expense 70 e az s and 10
pr p1Jressed 10 G. f. Lindsay, Esq, Assistant
TTn,ed states Corps Philadeipnia, o.,.rma,r
tto" =. -'iS A3-td
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
pEyRICO LAND FOR SALE.

ypFR d.r.. az the Superior Court o! Law ana
r.nrry Tor the county of Henrco and Guy OF ncn"n
t.cr. l. in compliance with the will OF the 'a'e mhJoi
No.ly Henrico; the subscrbsr a. $40" na,sans
rr H. base Will please make apIicatiofl Wh, p
G II Nny.nh. next on premises, sell TO me hishes
,.j, q, 80 Twelve and eighteen MONTHS me uaCt o 'du
NH and decree mentioned being the lana owned .! s
N ana which lies in the upper end OF tlenrco county, on 'e
IL ns pn containing 6ip acres, most OF wich Is ~ ots
oal q old field pine, and within short distance u Wv
,gt an IL !, a small dwelling, kitchen, smoSe-hcnse,
Ian - /. c containing barn. stable, .hohSe, BACK sheu
shelter under roof an orchard OF very arse ar
~ the nr fruit some good meadow, &C. Bonds, win sooa
SONNY i,.I and title withheld till last paynent Is
Psn wlhn. 10 purchase view the land ana Jnusc o
al.4 Nr saunders will she,v the land 10 any person.
nEo' : Ni''-i jQ-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-15
0RFA1 4 NORI.lSG


WOULD respectfully inform The citizens that hey now have
w and receiving, very handsome SiOCh VI hkApf
MADE CLOTHING, consisting Of very
SUPERIOR Beaver, Asphalt, Frock and Over-Coats
BEe black invisible green and olive, Fuck and Dress Goats
Cashmere cloth and eskin Pants -.
Tppecanoe and Tyler DO, a new ana beautiful article,
Of various colors
Vests, of every description
Also, general assortment of
Shirts Stocks, Collars, Bosoms
Crava,s, Scarfs, Snspcnders
Gloves, Shoulder Braces
Morning Gowns Umbrellas &C.. &c,
Tippecaloe and Hard Cider iidkis;
silk nerino and lambs wool Shirts and Drawers
Do In do do. llusc
All nf uich will be very reduced prices and
moiaiing ,cfns.
he citizens are that their clothing manufactured
nv the subscribers Baltimore Richmond and Petersburg
markets and i made materials and workmanship u
will oniy be necessary call and examine them TO be convinced
of the above statement.
Persons who are in the above articles would do well To
call before they purchase they sell for ten or een per
cent lower than the price Of such clothing They Halter
themselves from the winch they have received
from the citizens Richmond and Manchester that proper AZ
tcntion will TO them share oil pnhlc pat
ronage which will be attended to by their Agent, ~
''e'' 1890 ELIAS b. SPENCE,
Min street Opposi,c Merchants Cofce House.
n B-Wc have lust received, Cloth Camlct and Mack
Cloaks; Sub Treasury Coats, Pants, &c, &C.
OCt2 ,o-lm