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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
WORM LOZENGES.

CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGEs are the grsatss'
Dr. URCHLL has sssd them in city eases cured
: :ss =: :si: them s ..,,.
several Of has friends have great confidence IN
Col CLARK cured of his children ofspasms and
Of s fs &os think. they
life Of one of his children had long time decline
By the Sss Any s,s
as the only hope throssh the blessing Of God
% al Is without then, ,1v
% SSsr ss.;
and S' Sa for
head ache, heart bvrR, colds &c. sso
THE RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS. these
and sserns 10 sse Of strength health and
Many there who have said their hearts there no help
They sssgredy have healing qualities which other med
snS es ss$
a the a'r does mot nd superior
Giles IN the public prints for the diseases en a IN ,e
ag 10 the drsctsns hs money be The
e Ss n; s sS' vi si they
for S other
reach They cheapest we'll The best psdiene
So. use fs,e With 6 i %. will
:, and 70 % @ s,Sad
street and 4 % Srary 80. that we
advise all those about to become mothers to make use Of the
Persian ri Is Slim
THE CENTERBA CORDIAL.-This is the name given to
elegant Cordial which has been found ecacious
Napes and other parts Of Italy, and IN the cure
and of certain maladies.
The success It has met wi and ITS nva
liable and never failing powers Tonic fully warrant the
large quantity direct from Italy for this purpose A.
In Is happy combination Of different herbs the
great and peLma
ali different aimens OF stomach, in
oeesuon acidty lowness of the spirits and tine
like In avery short time produces sensation
through the whole restoring the appetite and mparmg
activity the body and to the mind In con
WILSON'S fantDg Mysteries and other nervous diseases
relief.
II is used before after meals Two tea spoons
fall with equal quantity of and half wine
glass full being adose for adult and hail that
fity for young person IL also be taken coffee with
equal forming grateful and wholesome addition to
that delightful The dose will be servceable
commissions fused they make their appearance
sold wicker baskets, imported BY MOK
ROGH COLyILLE, 1853 Blocker street. sole agents for
North America. Price 81 per bottle. as SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
vAPOR BATHS.

VAPOR BATHS.
7 P. CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED NEDfCA
y. TED VAPOR BATHS are removed froE IS John sree
to 526 Broadway opposite the City Hospital
readiness to receive visitors No pains has spared
them to make them both in the ladies' and
ed exertions merit of the patronage of
faculty and public which has been 20 this establish
ment for the last fifteen The baths open from
o'clock the morning till nine at night Also, sulphur bath
and Portable baths of the city
Brooklyn at Eve minutes notice Private with
By the day week or month nyaS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

- 1A l use those letters merely TO attract the
attention of reader for minute in
order to let him see in he should fall
victim to a certain delicate disease. where
TO apply for relief, where he will be treated
by Practitioner Of and where he than
half his be restored to health therefore
The number Of Broad street. of Stone street.-The pr-
in stone street. through which individuals
the whole day unnoced AS many very
VACANT charges for the treatment of those diseases
to specify the my advertisement.
therefore reduce the sum for the cure of recent case Of the
form he disease the small amount Of SS-and do
YOU every principle Of honor, that
will be not by Quick but by Physician and
who has pracsed his ofson in various parts Of this city
and hope hout uch ertsing putting termed
to whch practice Ian much opposedhst will give
cali perfectly familiar with every form Of the dis
many hundreds Of both
in the Beyisw Hospitals My office hours from nine
o'clock the msrniRg until five o'clock in the afternoon and
the apartments arranged that two
each other while in the Office Office closed the Sabbath.
No. 81 Broad, corner of Stone
J. PROVOST, VI ID.
S-The Doctor has 10 the conclusion to remain in
his Office until 10 O'Clock at night, SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
EDWARD RARLOW.

HAVANA Sugar sTORE-NEw. YORK DTvAN..
Late Palmos-Ns. use Broadway Of Readest N.Y.
A LWAYs on hand, an assortment OF first quality HAvA
n Ma SCARS via; Regals, Hsbans, Principe Canoses,
Domingo Light Brown Cayadores Lalur ct Jsgo and
Havana imported drcctfrom that city. 81 imis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

l1sfOnlsHIng CUts pf7JOhtu Oy
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCCULlST, 10 Barclay-st
Elm member Of my church, bad deceased
eyes time; eye deprived Of sight and IN
ah,gh state OF Manv applications resored
b whog, any coed effect and from the Of Dr. Francis
I've Water month her sight perfectly restored
trom what have been witness believe to be Of
~ 10 th. public GEORGE BENEICT,
Pastor Of the Stanton st. Church.
member Of church, has child who has
effected with for nearly two large ulee
after ufess applications by different
eians the total loss OF sight apprehended thu
eye prepared sold by Or Francis has effected
Dsrfect cure. Rev y n IONf,
We the undersigned having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
IN families, with des.s sss h.yi4 ~ ss.s Nc .,1s
encaey unhesisitatirgly xre41 te n enoop tat
Subc a. a valuable remedy DvSssR Dvsssr psst, . itn
NeDouga street Chureh g sonmsrs 1as;,r 81 II South
Church; j. Harrison pastor OF the TEoEpsol ee
fharch: Joshua Lane II Third Avenue.
The I've Water n perfect for defamation weak.
Of sight, and will remove sataracts Numsrou issrt
the Office. II not prepared sold by
sny person IN America but Dr. J. FRA NCls 10 Barclay ST.
no ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted. iylssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

r WAS preiudiced to j. PEAsE s SONS CLARIFIED
L ESSENCE OF HOREHOUND CANDY, but after giving
found beneficial for the for which
is intended aud also invaluable steeihc to clear the voice,
and therefore join in praise With the multtudes that have test
''''' Rev. J. AYREs recent Pastor NJ E. Church,
Halsey st. Newark, Nj.
Evidence the peculiar efficacy Of The Clarified of
h0'e NEW l YORK, February "a, is4o.
To ]. PeaSe and Son AS Division street:
DEAR SIR: The duty of profession has exposed me
to colds, asthma, and other pul monic complaints in
preaching by hoarsness should st be had
used your Medicated Candy tried il for times,
and nov find my lungs are healed ny appetite improves my
fore have ne hesitation in adding my Recommendation 20 the
whohave experienced the efcency Of your Clarified
N'''A'' Rev. wAI. c. HAwLEY, ss Crosbys St
ark; N j. Williams Genesee Utica; j. Y Curns, Is
Exchange places New Orans Ferre Nddsto Conn. and
others which shown forth in other papers Re
member Confeconers not appointed agents and more
genuine unless each paekage is sgnedby PEAsE SON,
45 Division street All letters post paid will be diligently at
tended to.
This invaluable Compound made and sold Division
street.
Sole Agent for Nassau street, ELTON, corner ofAnn.
The subscribers respectfully inform their and the
public that their establishment viii future be closed the
Sabbath We give this notice for those depend OBJ
until past o'clock The saloon open during the week
day evening sll len
CHAVING SOAPS AND TOOTH BRUSHES--The
greatest variety OF shaving and washing Soaps cold Cream
and Lipsalve TOOTH hair and nail Brushes Cologne Lavender
Orange Flower, Edes Vorbena Extract American Bouquet
Tppecanoe tract Antique Oils Otto Rose. depatory and
Oil Maeassar and Bears Oil, Sc. sc. For sale at
FEUCHTWANGER,S Pharmacy,
SIS $40 Broadway, cor. Pearl ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

l61y6M0ISy xnv0yUMEX cured without the Of ths
I&BJy9 lYy(nl4 yZ lancet however long standing
=. By Mrs.MOTT, the celebrated
DR. HIGBIEs REMEDY FOR PULMONARY DIS.
- EAsESTh preparation has acquired great celebrity
sister city Of Philadelphia, aHd feel
most implicit confidence in the same, and have employed
asthma and all affections Of the lungs The article
IFEUCHTwANGERs Pharmacy 800 Broadway,
AL corner Pearl 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
NO. d PECK SLIP

M q PECK SILIP
DOCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual TO deyste his
entire personal atenea TO the atmen Of all delicate
and private diseases.
Those who unfortunate become the victims
Of unqualified prncped eharlaans with which this city
the regulating the
medical profession, respectfully solicited to call old
established Dispensary No Peek where
have been made to rejoice at happy deverasce from their
To strangers Carpenter begs leave to add that he n
native and the that he graduate Of Union
College, and received his this (caims roya
honors l. centiate Of the New York State Medical So
ety has had nearly thirty practice
mhs city; and what most important he speedily and ee
tusIly cures his patients.
90 Separate Offices and for the privacy pa
uents, who in contact
ifio
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
THE MOST PERFECT
WIG S A N ID sc L s
IN THE WORLD.
CRIST nnpO

l.
SIS BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ST. PAULfS AND NEXT
TO AMERICAN MUSEUM.
pegs to inform his friends and the public that he continues
hand the very LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE
MOST PERFECT WIGS AND SCALPS ever designed
long experience and application to this particular
branch Of business has the subscriber OF the fact
The WINGS and SCALPS that he particularly invites
the public to inspect of aconstructon simple
and ngenous they render the metallic springs altogether
unneeessay thereby doing with unpeass pres
headache, which these sometimes occasion. They
also fixed the head firmly than by the METALLIC
springs, and hnslly they are inhaitely hight and
CRfsTADo RO's REPOSITORY also contains very e1.
tensve assortment and great variety ofGenemen Fancy
Articles Call and see. jys SIM
*H0O REWARD.-CROSs' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
ROO For the Of Gonorhea elects Structures
iagous complaints OF the organs degeneration.
ORAL remedies the above complaints this
the most certain
Imaes speedy and permanent cure without the least
strson to Diet drink change in appicatono
business.
We give long quacksh deceive
speak for it, Our object notify where be had, and
thepropIieor challenges asnge Gonorra
be brought which the Mixture will effect rapid cure
under Forfeiture Of $500.
This pervsdes all
eietyhgh low rich and and single. They
presented with aremedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure in the shortest time
sible.
Further the disease cannot be contracted desc of the
Mixture is taken night going bed when exposed
Ii in bottles, with full directions
bottle One bottle lasts avveek, which generally cures
For sale only Dr. VIM II. Minors Drug Store Ne 1893
Broadway of Franklin House New York
and Jones corner ofChesnut and Seventh
Beware ofimitatons. The genuine only as atsve.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18

pEINE's oRRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-This invaluable
denrce while IL clesnses, and beauties the
Teeth improves the color Of the lips and and inparts
frsgraa to the breath IL received the first prem
iun al IN. last the American Institute Price scots
only the Bsraar7s Broadway by Cuon iss do;
Hart Hudson street. j. l. scheihsin, ia Ca
nal: Howe Guion, i2s Chatham st T. NJ Guon l27 Bowe
". and IS Henry streets and d. SANDS 100 faonst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-18
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

&SNA If 1T FAILS TO effect rapid and perfect cure
RCOO without the least regard to diet, drink or hindrance
from business. .
All who have conraceda certain disease and wish to get
trouble without the liability
should LEROY's FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only medi.
cine discovered that will this compliant without
change OF DIET, and does not affect the BREATH
prevents discovery while using IT. - .
Of the disease obstinate
elects Fluor Albus Gravel emse Complaints: weakness
efthsse beyond douh. the most eAectua remedy
esrsd MANI osstHas cases.
epSERVE-Tsk for LEROY's FRENCH SPECIFIC
which s rat in with full directions the English and
Ere,ea languages Price 81 bottle. . -
NOTlCE-The genuine Spesifc formerly sold at No. SIS
Npsrzu will be sold only DIR. HARTs
Drug Stcrs OF Broadway and Chambers street. New
York Sxtn and Market streets adelphia
AID at Of Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
low A.

The following interesting communica.
ton from our esteemed fellow-c citizen, DR..
Hendershott, will be perused with inter-
est by our readers. DR.. H. is first rate
at description and a very able writer.
From the Springfield Ohio. Literary Republic,
MEssRs EDlToas.-I now seize upon
the frs. moment of leisure, 10 comply
with the reques. made by you, and others
TO write you some account OF my Wes-
tern tour. Having been so short time
IN tue Territory, il will not be expected
that can say more than what relates
merely to such objects of interest as pre-
sented themselves along the margin Of
the great western waters ON which I
travelled.
AS ! stepped on board the Steamer
Elba, at Cincinnati, TO be absent six
months from the endearing sympathies
OF home, and all The sanclified relations
OF long-subsisting and enlightened
friendship, became completely absorb.
ed IN my own feelings, as those delicate
taes began to twlne the closer about nv
sad and sore-s,ricken heart. / soon,
however, Sc. about adjusting my feelings
to all the varieties Of my new situation
10 let loose the imagination from its more
clrcumscrlbed boundaries, to give it free
charter TO range over the green forests,
and smoking towns, and pictorial beauty.
that every where skirt the borders of our
Ohio. 10 the lovers Of the picturesque.
this noble river has, perhaps, no parallel
on the globe. At this delightful season.
you have mingled magnifcence and
softness, stretching out on either shore.
as far as the eye can reach. Il is ex.
ceedingly serpentine in its course. but
every where maintains about an equal
width, until you arrive within a hundred
miles OF lts mouth-it then expands il
self into the finest sheet of water ever
beheld. To one who has never made
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

A merchant in New York city, in let.
ter under date of April 2slh, TO his friend
in Iowa, writes:
on are doubtless informed the Locos
came out top in our charter election
The new Registry law takes hold mex,
election, and we hope to facitch the fell
lows up; there is no mistake abou, The
State, 60 as the city may. All The signs OF
the times indicate that i'll your department,
(P. .. by another year. you will have a
new Bos, although Amos breath as far of
as Iowa Territory cannot be vers often
sive."
ut does appear to me that next Ma eli
at Washington, the mu1iny will be out.
and the roaOtiies and soap locks will have
to take their hats and 60 home.'
II firmly believe there has not been a
! time i'll the last twelve years when the ma
ton could have set bux-lrap ut foe
points, and caught in one night likeller
set of men than have been at Washington
us rulers"
although business is limited there is
some little offset in the reduction of the
expenses OF, living. occupy store at
5000 that brought last year $4,000, a
house at $500. worth last year $780,
Flour s. instead of SO. and the mark ct
25 per cent. lower and falling"
''ln regard to hard times, ii is said by
those who know that the city in % years
has never been So PROSTATE as for the last
SIX months. Very few firms have gone
through straight. believe every nonr
house: save one, Imean receivers of wes-
tern) have oversel.''
''Many jobbers who took favor in 1897,
who only wanted time and supposed they
had abundance, have come TO Inc cenclu
sion that as their assets south have
vanished, and their debtors run of to
Texas, they cannot pay, and the cases
are plenty when the confidential itself is
minus
''Our money market now is perfectly
easy; and we'll it may be: no sales have
been making comparatively since October
and the old paper is pretty much paid or
broke. About the only consolation for
business men is, there is not much danger
of things growing worse always except
ing the reelection of Van Buren,, which
Heaven avert"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

As the LOCO Foco leaders thought it an
erpedient to hold their Convention on last
Saturday in this place, and have post
Ponel it till the Goth, they must look out,
or they will make high combed chicken
affair Of it, as the odicholders did in Hill
nois.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11
arrangements for celebrating the 18th of
July. A committee consisting Of 20 from
different parts Of the County, was ap-
pointed, to make suitable arrangements.

Our friend the ''Spy," whose commu.
nication we insert below, must excuse us
from complying with his request in re
gard to copying any thing from the Ga
zette, particularly the vulgar trash to
which he alludes.
For the Hawkeyc and Patriot.
Mr.. EDITOR, will you please do me
the small favor to publish in your next
paper two editorial articles which appear
ed in the last Gazette in reference to my
humble self" That silly Editor. sup.
pose, thinks such 'racy' articles give him.
self quite classical character with some
of his readers. Ifsuch be his aim hope
you will SO far add 10 his literary conse-
quence as TO republish those articles.
would also have them published to show
the people what kind of par,izan despera.
does are the dicta,ors aud leaders in the
Vanite ranks.
If the fellow thinks he moriies me by
such Blllingsgale articles, he is mistaken,
so far as | am personally concerned. |
am only mortified that such savage par,i-
zan feeling and moral depravisy should
predominant SO much with one, who as
the editor of newspaper should endea-
vor to improve morals instead of laboring
to debase them.
If at any time have published political
or other matter, which is not true, |
should suppose if that editor were gen
tleman and regarded ,rutf--he, if he
thought my communication worth noticing
at all, would meet argument by argument,
and fact bv fact
If my articles, as published at one time
or other in the Hawkeye and Patriot, were
not worth minding, the Gazette editor has
acted the part of most consummate fool
in noticing me so frequently himself and
permitting some half dozen of his Vanite
friends at one time or other during the
past winter to assist him in his vndiciive
abuse, &c. Yours in haste. &c.
THE spy
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

During our late absence several errors
crept into our columns last week, most of
which are SO plain as to need no correc.
ton by US. There may also be some on
our present outside, but we have not time
to examine it--so let them 90.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

know in regard TO tins subject. We have no
doubt Of Illinois Hurrah for old Tippe.
canoe
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

The hospitality of the farmers was appa-
rent all along the road. Hardly farmer
would receive any compensation from
those going to or coming from the late
celebration at Springfield. Even the fer
ryman at Beardstown, Mr.. Tull, would
take no more than half price.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

The Harrison cause is going ahead
the long faces Of the leading Loco Focos
are quite ominous. They can't point GU,
any act that Van Buren, has ever yet done
IN behalf Of the west-while all acknow-
ledge the debt of gratitude the west
owes to Harrison.
We understand that meeting Of the
citizens was held in this city on Tuesday
evening last for the purpose Of making
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

At the Tippecanoe celebration the IA.
nous and veritable Jack Downing-Mr.
Davis of N. Y.-delivered several excel
lent speeches. DR.. Todd, of Springfield,
who was at Tippecanoe, informed US that
the Major was first rate.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-11

IS - SiS'S p'ditiCos WItCiV WV S''S
in few weeks, will wave in luxurias
magnificence and stately pride. i =
CURES not the gift Of prophecy y t0'
see, that Iowa, in afew years, is dsstlnst
to become one of The weallhiest agdeal
tural States in the Union. Besides, shs
is rich in her geological resources, q yor
will doubtless hear, when Prolese
Locke reports the result of his late sciei
tlfic survey. sy
have heretofore been induced 70 v
lieve, that there was too small poris
Of timber in these regions, to supply
demands of the country-but. converse
to-day with arnold western pioneer, w
has resided IS years in the State b lll'
nois, | am informed there is 30 ls .'
ground for such apprehensions. la "
venerable and intelligent man, now e Z,
years of age, says, that so soon . ", "
practice of burning the prairies Is 0ls :
continued, a new growth of timber w
spring up. which, in quarter Of 4 g
fury, or less, will be more than sutles,n
for all the exigencies Of the country. q
relates singular fact Of a Frenchnp
driving into the ground, more ihaa !,
century ago. stake Of cotton icoes'
where he erected his ,Vigwam. thai q
terward yegetaied and grew. and j. 81
the largest tree in Illinois! This o.
stands a. Kahokia, and reminds ne 2
the celebrated tree at Tam worth, il ~ /
fordshire. England, which is reported =
have stood 9j2 years
The town Of Burlington occupies = =
elevated and romantic site, o. Tho -.
bank Of the Mississippi river. The ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08
DIR. ELLIOTT,
ocULIsT AND OrHTHALMlC SURGEON
aei RrcadlraN, snfrdNre IN Wafren sfteef,

Hrrndrdt, srfydnre IN W dfTeu sfcsf,
.... Combines his practice to
Diseases IF hs Eye Opthaimsc Surgery IN general.
TNR ELLIOTT having completed his extensive arrange
wents enabled to FAYE separate apartments for the af
ferent classes OF patients who visit bis o6oe.
~ WVsTMACOTT will be in attendance every ds4
tsundsys eeped and on Dr. Elliott patients during HE
I've poor TO enter BY tn. basement They Will be require
IA nav for r~<dicive e~h.
Rsrrvoi,l Lr,. Of superior g.slry, prepared IN Pa
ffo drswngs warranted 10 resemble the natural
,y. aud motions thereby avoiding the possibility
on e ss~. from 10 TO o'eioci. ,nya%ssy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08
lEKZCY DIS

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE ply
Iu sIClAN OF NEW YORK. havingiust received large
quantity ofhrbs roots and essential oils f-m Europe not to
in this will be able those diseases
which have baned the skill ofhs most Mt physeians
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases incident the human frame and especially the
foowng rheumatisn ofhewover long standng tic aooreur
gout palsy psrry limbs decline,
oa, humors serof9s salt 5heum kings syiL esnkT ring
catarh scadhead, Dyspepsia debility. spinal alice
tons nervous symptoms white s~eliings asthma jaundce
liver complaint hemorrhoid and female ~esknessss
fts failing sickness, and ther diseases.
No mercury mineral q any bind used Apy en,ssla;
boring under various weaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
with perfect confidence Hours ofseeng paensfr "a
until NJ her residence us Spring street Swcst side of
Broadway. AL letters from the country post promptly
aendesto Medicines forwarded all parts Of the tnitsd
statrs. iy20sm