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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
r OVELY AND ADORED BY ALLAN Ex-
u CEILENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY

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Considered sbject commanding unfegned admra
on awakens natural soctude for its attainment and preser
vaon toilet department both ofmportance
and utility especially where dscernment presdes in the
OF which experience has sanctioned
this purpose Lady Montagues Compound Chinese Soap
prefers attention, founded nearly century Of trial.
bnng elegance Of preparation with the prominent requisites
safety and efficacy. II has obtained extensive patronage
recsher and suaner Of the complexion and preserving
impaired agreeable debility sofness and transparent
lily Of the skin.
FOR sale by A. gnderb, 80 Beekman street. Of will
Hams DR. JAS H. Hart Bowery and Walker. Price 50
cents per cake. my25-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

n AGRANGk PLACE. BULLS FEhkN.-
IL The public srespectfuy informed that the above elegant
and fashionable place open for the reception
a visitors The BAR las been stocked with the choicest
wines and liquors. egars creams &c together with all
kinds CAKES Breakfasts
DINNERS and suppers prepared nj the shortest notice. Civil and
attentive servants In constant attendance.
The Subscriber hopes that by his unremttng
uor the and accommodation IT those ladies and
uemen who may visit La Grange Place, merit continuance
ofhat liberal patronage which has been bestowed his
establishment the last three
Military companies target excursions can be accomnoda
ted with dinners usual
Dinners served Sundays nj the return NJ the l2i O'Clock
BRAT. Time Of going and returning ~ follows
From New fork-sl, 10Y, "a, and 81 O'Clock
From Fort Les ana Bills Fery-s, 12t, and 5o'slock
Sundays-Ieave New York H. TO- f2l and "A o'clock for
Dulrs Ferry only.
Sundays-Leaves on return vi s. az ia, and o'clock
On Sunday nights the boat will lay IN New York.
ieioeod6w. JOHN PONSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

SWAIM's WORM SUGAR PLUMs.--An ef6cscious
- and convenient medicine for children causing he
discharged great numbers and where there ap
pearance Of worns they do much good in carrying OF the
erection OF from the stomach and bowels which
rates them, and injurious tochdren alive For
sale by the proprieor's agent
myI1 NJ Corner Of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
sAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR sHA.

- vING-The unqualified appreciation this Soap has
ceived frem the who have used w. evil
dence Of its superior value all other shaving In
Tor quick firm and emeest ater, which will not dry upon
the irritae the skin the least pleasantly per-
fuea and put in covered pot answering all the pur
poses OF a shaving box
Price so cents per pot, for sale AT -
d1O-tf 964 Broadway, corner Franklin ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

DICKSLAY's LIQUID COMPOSITIONS, for
removing the blue from stove bars without injury 10 the POI
the usual labor.
The liquid only restores the polish steel that has
heen exposed 10 the action of fire. hut speedily removes all
dead ground stoves and Tenders brass cap
per Britannia metal and pewter are cleansed ~ with the
greatest expedition. To block tin dish covers tina, have
Gov years gives the polish Of new ones u
grease, ink spots stains fe paint WIN he Creates ia
clity and without injury To the color.
Brass iscquered furniture will retain m Original brnancy
occasionally cleansea by H. For sale by
je2sld NATHAN n GRAHAM. ~ Nasssu-st sor. Fulton.
HARTMAN A. BIRDsALL, 50 Water street. Offer
- Tor sale, cheap for cash.
20 tubs welsh Butter hrkns Orange do; 100 kegs low
prices suitable for bakers Brandy Cheese 80 Kegs do
do 900 do superior do ~ barrels do do 90 boxes Pine Apple
Cheese 20 casks Hams, Ter family 70 de shoulders do do
egual 10 Burlington HARTMAN BIRDSALL,
myie 50and 50 Water street
XREOsOTE FOR TOOTHAK En- any guam
IN tity, may be had, with fn directions for use by
je2y DR. LEWIS FEuCHTwANGER.2 Cortisndt 81.
90 nnn WANTED-On bond and mortgage. for q
DZ,VUV city property, worth than asuble the mo-
sey. Apply rmsiistely at Nos2 Csrtlandt St je2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

IMPROVED TRUSS. S.-A general assortment Of
the most approved paevt for sale at No 2Ann
where they adjusted and applied by practical surgeon
je0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

- N0RRHEA PILLS-ror the cure Of $685.. Gonor J,a g.
and al affections Of the Of generation depending
kno IS an eIadieaor Of these diease when
ton with the DETER en that the has found but few other
medicines TO the variety Of character which the
above disesscs Its cheapness pducemsn for
Try H. and the fact that fully esabisaed
10 aae'hcr inducement, with those who suffer from the
complaints
Sold who esae ard retail atE NJ Cuors corner Bowery ard
Grand street, ut so box, with full directors mysny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

Try all things ard bolj fast that which is good"
(tAUTION-Whsrcasa number Of confecfioners in this
~ city, manufacturing and veadng article which they
call Vanilla Candy, which supposed by be the Van
lila Cream Candy, which Is the The subscriber
the inventor proprietor and the only manufacturer of the
genuiHe Vanilla Cream Candy, and that made by other
atany other place. ranno possibly he anything but
q spurious article Those who DESTROYS ef obtaining the
genuine should ask for Gre.os Vanilla Cream Candy
factured at l3l William between Fulton and John
jex3u II. GREGORY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
4 nTIFICIAL TEETH. without casps. springs, /

"A on the principle Of atmospheric pressure by NJ LENETT
Desst Broadway, opposite Masonic Hall The improve
uent and distinguishing feature Of this method the complete
eFctpp the esseHtia objects of the and
the supplied teeth in the mouth wholly without clasps gatpres
springs other similar Persons interested this
rnproysmen who yet unacquanted with its
extent may see by slight inspection, which freely offered
to them that the plan different In principle and results from
any hitherto pracced in New York. and that the above
unept ts strictly nd entirely ieISI}ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

ln. CAnPENTEh h consulted as usual ~ all deli
~ cate az private complaints the confidential manner
At lis well Dspenssr No fPeck Slip The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
H.. GOODWILL,s DETk RGEN II. Justly

Debra'ed for The Of gonorsga and $3.50 and anoogou
complaints Of The Of generation offered the pubIca
Of the cheapest articles the cure Of
that be fosnd. Isssal price, and
which the public informed that i0oDso bottles hav
been sold this city, Philadelphia and Boson tn
srenin efesg u the public with perfect confidence Sold
wholesae anu retail al Y. NJ Guions of Bowery
Grand street, ut 5sccRts per bottle, with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

49,.
ca. The
Phys,c and ssss, The New York society.
ra ss
ay to certain osease ITO which So nsny COS.
tu%s and p Gsss
una, may ar ssn,e as s .s s
mind tina, no specific nos,rur be appcase 70 ali
reies him to orr u s sS ana
cure and ADOPT class Of medicines
tally unknown to the ordinary ouacks 0 the cay myeey
Ei,E HUNDRED DOLLARS COLLARS KEwARD-sPEciFIc MIX.
so1s eompalsts Of 1T .hs Organs q
makes speedy and cure without
wegye long quackish ntatons deceive the pub
pSse. SSss ss s,' thap ffs s
fns sfa s ss
disease that un orta, atey pcryaee all ranks Of oo
ro low nch and poor matrimonial and single The,
without exposure 10 he sssbe Further
disease cannot be contracted fa dose Of The axte taken
Iii Selss' with iii
oote one bottleasi week which generally cues Many
d. By s y sss Of 8
~ Bo wi,ay and Daa,e g. Sands l,eFalton
SEVENTH S.~ es Hutchinson 9h s
A To IN hYb EDPAmE AND CERTAIN Cure
hs he any Of with
red and a His cause torret before
making rpubc he laid under, m. ncst
not to make known for ated time He happy now to state
nat that time is past And bitten not die
Trey choose for en sensible of the by and sure effects that
this medicine Produces and the mdness Of It's creation even
without causing The patient be confined em bnf ss-also
wththe continuation Of former a hs medicines made use
Of ne very en rgetic and powerful yet pe ely as az
consequences No its eccts
as u mas never been known fail of eecng
dcn ne o hspcrfee ad of all dis
eases that he would dread the bite Dog any moro
tnan n sane one d. BlDWELL II Mott street,
mo onl- Near the corner Of Chatham S.
pATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.-For
peasanthess expedition ard certainty IL is infinitely
superior 10 any ee medicine for the itch
tam IN us operation that has any one ms
whatever Of eieciualy that dis ereeae disorder n one
night " one application only though applied many housan,
in the United States docs he leas s
but be applied with the safety 10 The most de-
llcae lady nans one box
cure grown person. ana sivided, two Children
m3 u by NATHAN b. GRAHAM.
NJ EDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.-DR
Iva FAWCETT, late Surgeon Of the gath of hs
British army confines his removal certain
class OF Diseases his extensive practice
America devstea the of all
its various enables him
ual remedies in eradcang form of that entirely
from the system his charges mode
rate and offices private. Call at 2io
wich mvs-y
lAK. CHERRY,S ASTKINGENT FILLS
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- Of Surgeons of London and edinburgh and member ~ NJ.
Medical College of Philadelphia continues 10 direct he st,c
ton 10 the trestment ofthe following diseases yns-
fousuhpa irritation the urbrs blaA
der and PROSTATE glands legs rheumatism aeue and aero
Gos affections Recent sf venerea cured m two da
without mercury. preventative may be had Persons who
have injured themselves By secret destructive habit
tain immediate relief Separate Offices Fulton street
Greenwich. Tse strlcfesf secresy observed. my4y
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r
tiers Red Drop can be Obtained No ision street and
'at other place the city having removed fro No So BE
every bottle has The of Ua
of whsm be obtained privately condentaly
all times This medicine well known being the
only prompt ard safe for yenerea without Diet
scent from business, that deem
say thing further than t1iat il 81 per phaw
the money returned. Fh dephia Cice No North
Sixth at: anal str ieI6.l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

- NOTESFor change engraved expressly for sorekeeP
hotels, radesmen manufacturers, &C. supply The pre-
set scarcity OF specie The demand for these
hsve made u entire set steel
Plates with beautiful vgnettes the high finish Of which
ders them from counterfeit Notes Tor 81 u.s. So % and
IN cents printed on bank note equal to bank bills APP
and beauty, payable sight IN
bankable bills The above ready for delivery
Orders from part Of the United States promptly attended
TO. application 10
j. NEALE, Engrayer and Printer,
8 John ST., doors from Broadway.
w. Tradesn,en and country merchants invited to cal
nd zee specimens previous To making their purchases.
ielq-trs
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DAYENT sCOTCu ITCH 0INTni :, nM-


British army, confines his attention to he remoy,
class OF diseases; his extensive practice in Eur,
its various sta ges, enables him to adept the
ual remedies in eradicating every form of that d
from the system; his treatment is vegetable, his
rate and offices private. Call at 2lo Fulton-stres
witch.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-07

all that we have. and are: only lei ~ be cal
led by thy name. good Jack menn-and
we are content
Such ieseilect was the base and servile
compliance Of the peoples representatives
in Congress assembled, when the Senate
Of the United States fearlessly performed
their duty 10 the Constitution and to the
States, by passing the resolution, which, by
Presidential revenge, has now become i'm
perishablc. This calm. identified and solemn
ACT Of the Senate, was intended 10 check the
President and his advisers. in, their wild ca
reer. 1t will. ia all future time. indicate an
era in our history. warning the people TO be.
ware Of executive usurpation. Upon the ut.
most limits Of the constitution il will forever
stand, a noble beacon, BY which TO mark ex.
ccutive encfoachrnenis; and TO which, exec
uiive depsp ares from that charter Of our lib
critics ne brought back. II has repudi-
ated ts.St faflld claims Of the President up-
on the iiic Revenue, and prevented his Vi.
client act-Nrom being drawn into precedent.
The Presidential Protest, and the absolute,
despotic doctrines therein insolently set forth,
Iengendercd as they were in wounded pride
and vain ostentation. denied place upon the
archives Of the Senate, must eternaly re.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-07

Were the dissertation Of the noble institutions Of
ones country t subject for ridicule and laughter,
the materials In ample quantity, have been afforded Of
late by Buchanan Benton, Taney, and other cold fed
eralsis Of their stamp, n their Sybiine strains and
responses offered up, incense Of ga sweet smelling
savor in the nostrils" Of their chief every
versant with the newspapers Of the day has
seem il is equaed by noihing but the sublime aistus
felt for the Pope, by Of the odd heroes Of Raba-
ais Some Of those good pous souls Il got cast
away Upon strange Island, and the FIRST enquiry made
Of the people was, Have you seen HINT
"Seen whomf' ft,0..
.Why don't you knows He that Lr'
SHE that Is, according TO our creed. Is God No.
we hayo never seen Him, nor we and live
"Sancfa Maria! We don't mean the God that
reigns 10 heaven We mean His Holiness who COM
mands on EARTH" ,
..Ehl We understand you now,-yes have seen
him, md BY this token, thar We never any good Of
him!' srA'- ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-07
MATILDA-A TALE.

Matilda was married very young TO a
spoIaan nobleman Of the first quality, and
md herself widow and a mother at the
e Of fifteen. As she stood one day ca
ssing her infant son in the open window
an apartment he, with sudden spring
lpd from her arms into the food below.
ID disappeared in moment The mother,
uck with instant surprise, and making an
fort to save him, plunged in after; but far
bm being able 10 assist the infant, she her
Il with great difficulty escaped to the OPP
bslte shore, just when some French soldiers
ere pIundering the country on that side,
hO immedatel y made her their prisoner.
The war was then carried on between the
rench and Italians with the utmost inhu-
PANTY, they were going at once to perpe-
ale those two extremes suggested by appe-
be and cruelty. This base resolution,
CWever' was opposed by young officer,
no though their retreat required the utmost
SPedlllcn, placed her behind him and
Fought her in safety to his native city
Yer beauty at first caught his eye; her
PERT soon after his heart They were mar
fedi he rose to the highest posts, they lived
Fng together, and were happy. But the fe-
clyot soldier can never be called perma-
enl' after an interval of several years, the
foops which he commanded having me,
ERa repulse, he was obliged 10 take shell
Firm the city where he had lived with his
VIE Here they suffered a seige, and the
FNy at length was taken. Few histories
fan produce more various instances of cru
/ aylhan those which the French and Ital-
aus at that time exercised upon each other.
was resolved by the victors upon this oc-
Faslon' to put the French prisoners to death
4 u PARTICULARLY the husband of the unfor-
ana'e Matilda, as he was principally in
uumealal in protracting the seige. These
examinations were in general, executed as
wa as resolved upon. The captive soldier
was LED forth, and The executioner, with his
EIorO' stood ready while the spectators in
Elyo'0y silence awaited the blow, which was
S1'y suspended ill the general, who presid
i as Judge should give the signal. 1t was
, ,h'a', interval of anguish and expectation
I%at Matilda came to take her last farewell
\ aet husband and deliverer, deploring hel
%'VThed situation, and the cruelty Of fate
ur' uad saved her from perishing by pre-
a" death in the river Volturna, to tn,
d p,'d'UF OF still greater calamlies The
S:n1'"' VINO was young man, was struck
J %%l surprise at her beauty, and pity at hel
S WI but with still stronger emotion.
"ueO be heard her mention her former dan
sE He was her son; the infant for whom
actn "au encountered so many dangers. Hi
aasI5ntowMIedged her at once as his mother
sOOno 49,. AZ her feet The rest may be easil,
supposed the captive was set free, and al
can happiness "aP that love, friendship and dutl
'0yed by all three.
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rruprRArE DRINKING.


ri, bat Drop" the father SAID,
And gave (" 20 We -
Bot little do ns ua,"s ',,,,,,...
q "e'.. -. ,..aa ..heo he babc
The "drop " ,,S:. s,,hor,. name
Scarce '''p - -
Planted ,''" 'r ic.', frame
Deep 10 HIS ''''
:, IT'S lut a drop," The comrancs c''eo'
Ia Tuan' ''"O' o,r ro,,ss
sit dd no. "u'' . So ,,ore grown. !"
W." "" S.mt ,h. mixture IN,
And 50 tue! " ,..',.cI l,.a.
l"a' 80 $3.50 80 Io,. tho ,as,e.
For eae" "''o - 49,, h.od
ffO"' "'' Wv"
"Tis but drop" the husband sa'o'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-07

AWFUL REvENoE.--Two boys fought on
quarrel the other day, and the bigger prov.
ed the bsst man Darn ye,' said No. 2.
when he found be was used up, Darn ye.
If ] can't lick We, III make mouths at your
sister ef''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-07

,oo n ayS 20 Express Resentment. Bos-
Oil. Byzantine" says-When the down east
S Sna W'Sh to threaten each other with fog
i iH0s' 'nsy say, Il will be into you like a
lem" saaa OF brick" When wild lark at
sba p 10 steal a kiss from Nantucket girl,
yo ~sayS, Come, sheer of, or l will split
s~ .; a,,ainsail with a typhoon." The Bos-
whaO" ~ mold still until they are well kissed,
sb "VI I'h,ey flare up all at once and say, II
S 'aihk you ought to be ashamed"
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
PROSPECTUS OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN

Under the auspices of the Native American AS
ISOLATION of the United States," the subscriber pro-
poses publish paper with the above title in this
city.
The object Of this paper will be the repeal of the
Naturalization Law, the re-establishment Of the de-
clnng character Of the Native American and to assert
those rights guaranteed to by the charter of the
Revolution and resecured by the brilliant victories Of
the late war.
In stating the objects of this publication we imply
the existence of party adverse to those interests so
established; and the history Of latter days, warrants
the belief that such party is in existence, but is
one which we must meet and combat on the thresh-
hold Of country. The political revolution which
we witness in England, and which is extending itself
gradually but surely the continent of Europe is
indicative ofthe restless and daring spirit of the age
contest between the aristocratc and democratic
principles, in which the crumbng but still gigantic
power Of hereditary right. is vainy opposing selfto
the right Of the people, to be heard in the Legislative
Councils in proportion to their numbers: out Of these
two great parties, the Wings and Conservatives or
Tories, has sprung another powerful body, called
Radicals equally obnoxious to both Of the two chief
contending parties The conservatives fear it with
shudjerng and overwhelming fear; and the wings
who 90 for liberal, but not destructive reform, dread
this third estate in the realm, because it is composed
TO the lengths of revolution civil war; conse-
qucnty il is the object with both wings and tories
rid the country Of this dangerous intermediates party
and no other is offered than to ship them
to our shores: Hence the overwhelming ARRIVAL o
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

Natural food is phrase much in the mouths Of the
bran-bread eaters. Plain wheat bread made Of unbo-
ed flour, say they, Is the food prepared for by good
mother nature. This take to be great mistake.
DR.. Fordyce tells that man has natural food
And naturalists have shown that there is scarcely a
garden vegetable growing naturally. Button has said
that wheat is Fictitious production, brought to Its
present condition by the art Of agriculture. Rce rye,
barley, oats, not to be found wild; but have been
altered by cultivation from wild plants not now resemr
bling them sufficiently to enable ordinary observer
recognize their relations. Our delicious celery has
been transformed from an arid; dsagreeable plant
and the coewor plant Of scanty leaves, not weigh
ing altogether half ounce, has been improved into
cabbage, whose leaves alone weigh many pounds. So
we are told that the potato derives its origin from
small and bitter root which grows wild in Chill aud
Monte video All plants, in short are changed by
cultivation and talking about natural food Is therefore
waste of words. And if cultivation leaves the trans
formation imperfect cookery complete it.-Ne,0arh
DaiIy advertiser.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
HOUSE FURNISHING WARE-RooMs-

- AHIAl'1N y DONN, ON FennSyiV0nM avenue be-
tween A and 9th streets We have in Rooms
very general assortment Of House Furnishing Goods to
which we would invite the attention of persons furnishing,
the following ist comprises part STOCK Pier Card
Dnnng Breakfast, Washing and Kitchen Fables Bedseads
Beds and Mattresses, Sofas. sdeboar. Dressing and plain
Box oet and common do, Mahogany, Cane and wood
seat Chairs and Rocker chairs Dinner Toilet and Tea Sets,
Plates Dishes, Pitchers and Cups and Saucers Glass
blers, Decanters Wneglasses and Pitchers, Hook and
Champagne gasss Plated caors Candesticks and Snusr
and trays Astral Hall Mantle and Side Lamps. Ivory han
handled Knives and Forks Shovel aud longs Tenders
Andirons, Britannia Tea Sets, Sptoons and Coffee Pots,
Block Coffee Pots and Biggns, EggbOiers and Bread
Graers, Hearth. Cumb HAIR Biackng Sweeping, HORSE
Scubbing Brushes, Tea csdys, Coffee Mills, and Spice
Boxes general assortment Of Tin and Iron Ware, Baskets
Chairs Market Work, Knife and Cake Baskets, Walters
aud Tea boards, Brass Llach and Glass Curtain Knobbs,
Glass and Mahogany Beaureanx Knobs Bird Cages, Spsdes
Hoes akes and Grid rons Ivory RMding Combs superior
article Corkscews Lgnnmsted and Brass Cs.tors. scks,
Screws Nails Braces aud Iron and Brtann Spoons Bean-
Keys and Brass Screw Rings Boxes Of Hsokng and
Rat and Mouse Traps, Hngehane, Painted and Cedar nck
etts Bread Trougs Cake Boards and Clothes Pins Darrel
Covers Churns Tubb Feathers and Bake, Carriages
Tea Bells and Spool Stands. Table Mat, and Stable Lam
hron besides variety Of useful articles ted.
all of which they will sell low.
aug 1O--H 4f.tst5t $3.50