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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11


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han Mn ne oms ron tAe eject fractures and d.
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hng, wMn& 20 meet he wishes Of his iends-and I'm -
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mas arranged with Mr. B. c. Baxter Of New Ienion Con-
hs bexing 6slv andsupply every CIV
ana lSWn In The United States None genuine witIoy, ~
etor. -''-eS- A J''ns PfopS-
Messrs Pratt Ray druggisu IS Maiden lane, who,e,.
agen ~ me city 81 New York and for sale by NEST a liz
respectable druggists Price, IS cents roll mSl 6m.
FOR THE REMOVAL OF sUPERET.U-
oUS HAIR-The bane OF female beauty, whether on H.
lorenead neck or still more ungiy upper p NAV ~
Tn GpHWsy removed by free use of ATKINSONS bEPfA
on, he las operation instantaneous, removing the hair WITH
ou s ea approach to pain, and leaving skin whittier ana
~ man before BY twice using the Depaory the roots on
usually destroyed, require further an
prshad a II NO bad consequences from need be az
bad effects S''sS" -" al in'An'S balm Without any
advertiser prepared every bottle sold Nv
h " ehectuay, and to be perfectly innocent in ~
enect. rrice ~ Sold wholesale and retail y - "
.raca II. G. HART ITS Broadway,
corner Courtlandt 81
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NEWARK, Oct. 6, 1887.

NEWARK, OCts VI 1901.
Won thromoh vour valuable little Herald, that You
have fnalls ao scent of the troubles of the Catholic
priests and Congregation OF ST. Josephs. have some
hopes now of hearing the true cause of such unchrs.
tan nroceedings in the house of a community famed
for tier outward shew of devotion and picty. Re-
mort says the Rev. Pastor Of the church is in great
measure TO blame-with all his good sense and good
preaching and Catholic prest-he has not altoge-
temptations They tell me he allows to the fair COM
munity Of his congregation the entire management Of
the affairs of his church, well of his domestic
houschod-and such extreme partiality to the fair
regieuses has sewed the seeds Of jealousy and dis
senten among the holy congregation Of SLJoseph,,s.
In such circumstances Ipty him for being Catholic
priest and ofcourse flesh and blood like ourselves, his
strugglngs must be great. Do give out who and
where the wolf is in Sleeps clothing, that has dis
turbed the holy flock Of ST. Josephs, and herald It
aloud to the world.
Your constant subscriber, JERsEymAS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A German, named Sheislau,
was engaged to be married to female in his
try. She came over TO New York. He followed her
here--from thence TO Psbnrg-thence to Cincinnati
and lastly Louisville where finding she had changed
her mind to marrying him, he inhumanly murdered
her on the LIST inst
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SCRAPS or NEws.-A young woman residing IN the
family Of Mr.. William jones' Ann street, Boston, was
shockngy burned by her clothes taking fire that her
life is desPaired OLA rowing match between the Peter
Fritz and James Page for purse Of s4oo took place on
the Delaware. at Philadelphia, on Saturday last The
Peter Fritz won by about four lengths.-Mss Nelson
Miss Horton Abbot, Mr.. c. Horn, and Mr.. Brough ap
pear this evening Philadelpha.-A recas took place
at the Chestnut Street Theatre on Saturday between
gentleman Of Philadelphia and stranger from this city
The gentleman of Philadelphia bound over TO keep
the peace
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"My Lord" and has merged all bus good qusns'ss ~
and fitted him more for q follower OF COCK HoDn
than decent number of the Clique. Wep"y him'
and as the poet says:
"Pity is akin tolove."
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TqnHANHTHInT,sH kES WsSsS SsL nN IT KNOWN

COPY OF letter received through the post Office
. WI y Lev Id DIVISION ST. New York-Dear Sir-At
he reg9ess o. aena who has lately been from the
Drop address He tenders YOU his anL .nd
gratitude for the he has received at your hand having
been radically cured by magic were usng only nart az
Pha 2; dangerous disease which he bad rasy expo
both anda lesson is indeed truly grateful for e one
and hopes receive sautary benefit from the other nv
self who witnessed It's effects testify merits and as
Christian phlanrrops most sincerely the public
may be made acquainted with its utility.
o! pour thy balm upon wounded world,
And let the banner Of disease be furled
Lfes embers reniume-whle yet one sparks alive
And bid the kndling glow Of health revive q
Extend thy arm-thc suffr rerss pangs appease,
While groaning meath the semon OF Disease
And grateful hearts shall all thy cares repay,
When stern aiiicion's chains burst away.
Defenceless youth If PASSIONS FIRM control
Has placed thee where dark Of anguish roll.
Where sorrow reigns, and storms Of suffering fall
Where mercys ear ne'er heeds the piteous call
Then fee TO him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soolhe and set the cree.
And when thy just Affections are DER
Co. rescued "cbih Of wrath and moreo
Yours respectfully, F.A. r.
Sod at NO Division ST. Price 81 per bottle This
can he seen at the Office. sl5-lmt
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nnPsnror the cure OF coughs ceds, induenzes, and
ecrv al breatbingThis is the season OF the year when
aav persons subject coughs colds and ashmatc dis
y ~ ~bch DR. CbaHbers' Drops have for a number OF
vss-s been sovereign remedy In Boston, Pblade
~. md BALTIMORE II has OF late been Introduced IN this 1iy
has received Of OF the emrnt
bvs,cisrs II Is foarded number Of trial, which
I'll; Lc sufficient mendsfion rs safety As for It's
effects In the OF the abeve named discsses,
In city testify who have used IL One bottle
..;li 10 sufficient to It's virtues tH y offered
low price ~ and 80 per bottle, with full directions Cor
use that may be wthin the means OF any who wish
To try II, &c. .
For sale wholesale snd retail by A. Underh 80 Beekmsa
a. Corner william DR. Janes H. Hart Broadway corner
Chambers II. Or. syme Bowery Walker and by
cheielin. ia Canal Lawrence Pfiee Is and =
cents per bottls. % Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

THE FINE ARTS APPREcIATED.-A number of the
friends and admirers of Sully the artist presented him
Saturday last with splendid diamond rng--yaue
$780,
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CnARAcrERrsTIc SKETCHES OF DRuMMrRs-Jere-
my Diddler or, Can you lend me ten pence 'Rais-
ing the wind is pretty hard matter now days,
but the subject of this sketch follows II up con
amore,, with his green shadbelly coat on and stick
in hand. Like Jeremy on the stage, this Jeremy OF
real life makes the talors suffer pretty considerably,
and is pretty well known 10 them all about town.
there have been but few green horns lately added TO
the class, and our gsnliemans exterior is on the
wane. Here is a melancholy instance Of how low
nature may sink il the grand point ofour course not
kept in view. This gent IS possessed Of numberless
good qualities, but nveterate habit OF ldleness, and
a ridiculous affectation of woud-be genee lazness,
have marred all, and rendered him by-word and a
laughing stock. He is great admirer Of the " Dan
dy, o." and initiates him in all but his industry.
The Second Daniel or the Old Clothesman. The
first soubrquet earned by this gents constant ha
bit Of addressing his customers with the phrase /
am only anxious to do you justice" and the second
by his having been transplanted from Chatham
street to his present location. As the Major emphat
eally says he is man of small calibre, and de-
scendant 81 Sheva" who he adds, was the first bro
ker IN Jersaem and hence the tribe are called Sha-
versb and like all Of hen although he has Hart"
he has no soul.
The Charmer is what the ladies' term " a nice
young man., and no one deserves the title better for
he's" point device IN all his accoutrements" and quite
a so,icie youth in the way of fancy gloves and the
ndtei cock-not Of has eye, but his hat His temper
10 varied and he uses an abundance Of bears oil not
that would lnsnuae that this has any influence on
TIC 10 uegree, ana no young enlOvS
higher character for correctness of feeling and pri-
cple: young roue makesa steady man." SAYS the
the old proverb but the proceedings of the 'Chamerp
90 not verify this saying for he is as gay rs ever
lime and experience will tend much to sober down
ms hghuness and make him what nature has gwen
promise eta man Of business and Of worrh We
woulo merely say 10 him "meddle with pitch and
you are sure to get defed wink's as good as
nod to blind horse"
Lord Chesterfetd Follow this gent as he ,rcads
the pave and mark the well cut coat the vest with
Out wrinkle1panis to fit like natures covering
straps that like the little dogs taD lift his heels of
the ground, and you will exclaim "the tailor made
him y The last particular is TO show of the well
formed leg to advantage, fer he has calf below as
well az above. o' -
MY Lord as this title ndmates, affects material
dignity OF manner, and struts his hour with CON
siderable magnanimity, but has little to recommend
him either in quantity quality, his talk IL like hi,
gait mincisg and trippety, and his qualification,
rather OF a negative order.
The Rous.-This gent is a companion in arms O
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From our Evening Edition Of y estsrday.l
Pootical Portraits.


From our Evening Edition of estsrdsy.l
Psctical Portraits.
sHAKsPEARg.
His was the wizards spell,
The spirit to enchain:
His grasp DER nature fell,
Creation owR'd his reign
MILTON.
His spirit was the home
OF aspirations high;
A tenple whose high dome
Was hidden in the sky.
BYRON
Black clouds his forehead bound,
And at his feet were flowers:
Mirlh Madness, Magic found
In him their keenest powers
SCOTT.
He sings, and 10 Romance
Starts from its moulds ring urn,
While Chivalry's bright lance
And nedding plumes return.
sPENsER.
Within the enchanting womb
Of his vast genius, lie
Bright streams and groves whose gloom
Is 1T BY Unas eye.
WORDSWORTH.
He hung his harp upon
Phllosophys pure shrinei
And placed by Natures throne,
Composed each placid line.
WILSON.
Big strain like holy hymns
Upon the ear doth float,
Or voice of cherubm
In mountain vale remote
GRAY.
Soaring on pinions proud,
The lightnings of his eye
Scare the black thunder-cloud,
lie passes swiftly by.
BURNS.
He seized his country Tyre.
With ardent grasp and strong,
And made his soul on fire
Dissolve itself in song.
coLERlDGR.
MagciaB, whose dread spell,
Working in pale moonlight,
From Superstiton's footsteps dread,
Inyokes each satellite.
cowPER
Religious light is shed
Upen his SOUPS dark shrine;
And vice wells DER her head
At his denouncing line.
Involved in pail of gloom,
He haunts with footsteps dread,
The murderer's midnight tomb,
And calls upon the dead.
GRAHAME.
o! when we hear the bell
Or Sabbath Ginning free,
1t strikes us like knell,
And makes us think of thee.
w. L. BowLEs.
From Natures flowery throne,
His spirit took its flight,
And moves sereneiy on
In soft, sad, tender light
SHELLY.
A solitary rock
In a far distant sea,
Rent by the thunder's shock
An emblem stands OF thee!
J. MONTGOMERY.
Upon thy touching strain
Religions spirit fair
Falls down like drops OF rain,
And blends divinely there.
HoGG.
Clothed in the rainbow's beam
Mid strath and pastoral glen,
He sees the fairest CLEAN,
Far from the haunts OF men.
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ANIMAL MAGSETIsM.--A writer in the Philadelphia
United States Gazette says that we reduced this
alternative, animal magnetism is either hunbug or
miracle'-a Daniel come TO judgment-yea, a Daniel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

BELLEVUE HosPIrAL.--Last night at the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, memorial signed by the phys-
clans Of this city and Others presented praying that
visiting physician and surgeon be appointed to attend
at Bellevue Hospital for seeing that the prescriptions Of
the previous day, have been duly administered. The
idea, as it appears is preposterous. No physician
would accept appointment to that another phys
clans prescriptions are duly administered. Nor can
this be the design Of the memorial Our present object
is to set il rghto clear it from the obscurity in which
is involved in its verbal expression. The actual in
tention is expressed in the last clause Of the memorial
which comes like the postscript OF adys letter, EN-
bodyine the idea for which she has assumed the pen
II is that six additional physicians be attached to the
establishment The fact u.s. that there not enough OF
physicians and surgeons attend wholly to the duties
Where this Is the case neglect will follow matter OF
course 1t is 10 prevent this neglect that the memorial
isl. address the Board. The physician will not be ap-
pointed to see that the prescriptions of brother pro
lessor Of medicine be duly administered but to share
with him the abors Of the office, and that they may con-
jointly see that their directions properly carried out
This, we presume is the definite object Of the memorial
OF this at least we arc certain that respectable ply
csn Of this any other city would act the part Of the
TO anothers patient and examine into his bottles
and keep inventory Of the contents OF his pill boxes
II 70 astonishing how many words few sentences,
badly constructed will occasion.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD -sPEcIrIc MI,

E'lvE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARB.-SPECiF1C, we
TURE Cor Of Gonarrea, elects Structures, and anip
COMPLAINTS oftb organs Of generation. -,
OF all ieneses yetdiscovsredfo for the
tho rost certain.
drink exposure or change il appcatter
We give long eeckisb pdatcps 70 Sec W
c Hthe medic does spesk for isel ~ ~.
fer IT, Our object 10 aot where may re nsn ~ ~ \.
proprietor CHALLENGES single case Of recen, ~ np unle,
forfeiture OF oees. ,-A.. .,l,.pLs of soc,s
tyhish, low ch and POOR, makisr'a nc cs,e
sow presented with remedy ~ whlcn W. ,,.ss rvh,
= consssed Ne dee Of the S"'"e 'sa''
ojeht IN eo4ne Bad when sx1e.ed n a
d pu up n bcss With ssll c,cs -,
q bsttic. One sustelasts aweeG'vso"s7"-'s'V ~
arg ec sss 3 Mlsos csse 10 sssdy. psy
Broadway and D~spe et Alb ssncs ~ 1870 49,
o. WuHaml ~" urusj slndia s5-3ns
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II ECkWITH'S ANTI DYSPEPTlC PILLS
1.-the great popularity and established demand for this
valuable medicine renders the continuation of lengthy ad
ue atey received) from gentlemen Of the highest
biy, In addition to those accompanying each be
seen application of the agents The pills put up
in superior style in Tin bexes containing 40 pills. with full d.
recons Price 50 per box. To agents purchasers
the terms of commission and discount are liberal All
munications will be promptly attended TO by
II. ID. TURNER, 1870 Broadway,N.Y.
And for sale by most of the respectable druggists in the
u. States. S25d1ms
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A CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A LADY MONTA0UES COMPOUND CHIMES

SOAP prepared sm beautiful exotcs warranted per-
fecy innocent completely eradcate freckle pmpes
spots redness and all cutaneous erupons gradually
clear son skin; transforms the most saow complex
nile bloom.
Gentlemen after shaving, Win find allay the rrabiy
and snnrtng pain and render the skin smooth and
For sale Wholesale and retail by A Underhil SO Beekman
ST., corner OF Williams Dr. Hart NJ Broadway
bers ST. Dr. Syme, Bowcry, Walker D. Scheieln
liz Canal ST.. corner Lawrence IT. oSlms
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n EVIsON,S HUNTER,S RED DROP-O1oe

i - DDNOP-OHcc
- NO. Division sIH consequence of the great and
extraordinary cures this medicine has performed in venere
In worst stages when every thing had been good
effect in where the patient given up az
pas! having gained for es celebrity unparalleled
IN the annals OF vendes
most every three months since first brought
was hve years counerfeng and trying various
TO rob us Gifts name.
Levisons Hunters Red Drop warranted effect prompt
permanent and safe without dieting, seeming, him
drance from BUSINESS in all of Venerea under ali
circumstances.
Price 81 per bottle. All genuine win have Hame of u
Levson on OF whom can be obtained at all hours Office No
DIVISION st. four doors from Chatham quare, other
place in this city. sI5-lm~
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DEhEET% M M;sS;ist pEILIEs II!l. eosoE.

mere thar century ofyesr for the Of oahesome
diseases oonofrhra elects, kc With nos decided success
although not advertised and pulled through ali the pa pers in
the Union compounded with those medicines which are
used for those diseases and Others not IN mcrcury
great many Those that used once can recon-
mend alwaSst their friends who hour have
ALLEN victims 70 The above named diseases n has also
portion OF the Fluid extracts OF Sarsapas which In
purifying the blood the me &c any other partcu
lars may be had ofeiiber oftbe agents
Sold wholesale ann retail by A. Underhi % Beekman st.
corner OF william, where liberal discount III be made TO
those who take squaniy; DR. scheiein ia
Lawrence st. Price 81 per boule. % Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

MO. DIVISION STR EET-To err Is human
and since its human TO is duty look the
Of our fellow creatures with pity and do all thai
lies in power without nurpg ourselves preserve them
from misery and disgrace! LEvIsONS HUNTERS RED
DROP warranted to effect quick permanent safe cur
without Diet smell, hndrancs fran business all cases
venereal or the money returned.
Price 81 per phia Every phal that genuine will have
the written signature OF Uah evison, OF whom be OBJ
tanned privately at all hours Our Offices Division ST.
New York; So North Sixth st., Philadelphia So Hamilton
Albany Hanover St. Boston and other places Annex
lea the genuine medicine be had. si8lms
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TIE I IDHvsI5Ls3nsoPHsE6Es sToNE AT LAS

MIXTURE" has failed 1865 gravel and
seminal weakness satisfied OF It's wonderful efficacy DR.
Pce that he would hesitate forfeit $1,000 In any failure
The increasing demand for POETS Specific In this city,
in Philadelphia, Baltimore Boston, Providence and New
Orleans, u the best proof Gifts worth.
New York Agerts-A y. D. sssds. 100 Fulton street. J.
H. Nones GA Broadway sign cf the golden mortar; W. Hor.
will corner Canal and Hudson r. r. Austin, Camine St.
ana r. Burnet, 5S 9Th Phadcphis-S r. Grifths
9th and Cheenut Boson-A Geyer corner salem
and Hanover SITS. Providence, D. J. Woodwork Price s1
o. Ius
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BJ splendid dinner given, on the ID inst at
Mobile, to the Vice President Of Texas
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Here lies the body OF Gabriel Dunn,
Who died in the year one thousand and o4e
Pray for the soul of Gabriel Dunn
You may if you please, or let it alone
For It's all one
To Gabriel Dunn,
Who died in the year one thousand and one.
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WAR AS 1T Is.-How little do young men know of
war and its mseres do not wish to disgust young
men with the military profession, as, with all its
drawbacks, prefer It to any other; but how apt a
young man IS to be led away when he secs an officer
at home, without his arm, to say to himself, /" How
should like to look like that officer" He forgets the
starvation endured before going into acton the cold
and bitter nights spent in damp clothes in wet fields
in biveuac; the momentary forgetfulness OF all mi
sery in action until the shoulder bone by shot, is
splintered into bits then the little sympathy felt,
every one being fer himself; then the cxcrucating
pain endured by the shaking of the bullock wagon,
or the want of in carrying him away, the little
bones coming through the skin, making him shrek
with agony; then the time he isallowed to lie on the
cold floor of church until the surgeon comes 10
dress him in turn; then the pain of amputaen, and
whom that is over, the necessity OF shutting his cars
to the Of the dying eyes to the copscs
Of those carried past him. who, few minutes before
had suffered an operation similar 10 his own. This
appears to him very shocking; but this ID nothing
compared with the disgust which he experiences in
the dressings, washings splinteriDgs, bandagings,
and cuttings out which are the daily, nay the hour
ly detail Of military surgery OF the foul air caused
by so many confined in the same spot and suffering
the same Inconvenience some idea may be formed,
but no description be given. Worst Of all, too,
the patient is obliged to witness the deaths of many
around him. who, almost before the breath Is out oil
their bodies are robbed and have their effects dstr-
buted among their attendants, most Of whom voIun-
tcer this service TO have an opportunity Of pundenng
the dead and dying. Often, when patient is thirsty,
these attendants are too hardened or too drunk TO
give him drink, and very possibly offer him the near
est liquid to them, probably something which was in
tended for wash. Or, while the expiring man is
saying his prayers, wretch is holding up his head
with one hand while he is stealing the dellars of the
dying man with the other This was the daily scene
for many days in the hospitals at Oporto after the
29th, until they were, TO a certain degree emptied
by death.-.Shdw's Memoirs in Spain and Por-
tagdi.
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nOCTOR CARPENTER. No. reck air.

hOCTOM CARPENTER, No. Peck Slip con-
- tnues "A usual 10 administer to the afflicted unforu.
nate nj bis established and well known Dspenssry the
most prompt and efecua remedies for all delicate
are dispensed under his own personal direction and
tCb Beware Of Dostrums and venders
virus 1T disease be eradcsted and
TO be absorbed in the ccuaen and thus enanga COMPLY
cation OF deplorake and irremabe diseases which
only may terminate Doctor Carpenter Lcenate Of the
New York State Medical Society tcaims no [eguvocs
N hoDors degrees) and has devoted much time
ton to veneral and syphic diseases for the last years
Recent cases when properly treated very speedily
ed without inconvenience TO the patient but
ponds on the early and proper applications in the ncpeni
stages OF the compla and importance OF expert
enced and talented medical advice.
DR. G. Is enabled TO present his remedies in pleasant and
Psatsble FORM deypg the scrutiny OF observers has sepa
rate Offices arranged for the privacy Of patients his charges
reasonable, Office open until 10 O'Clock r. NJ
1T Persons a distance may obtain the medicines with
simple directions for writing particular description
OF their Be particular n the No Peck Slip Pearl
street o4-2ms DIR. CARPENTER
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The following inscription is said TO be in exist
ence in country churchyard in England: