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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
John ANDERsSStNS, A sisa If

Ss
Ely 7 hoes s a lsspsss =
making viii s:lesi.ssd s,uTers
nsa Gr l supply
The tasidous consoiseurs may rely having their
retai continuance Of their psirsn
B- A has no conneuion with any other house in this
city. jyl9-5mt
DAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMERS
beg leace respectfully 10 call the attention Of their friends
public generally and elegant
a's aru D.w SS
and dealers viii find their establishment advantages
where else 70 be met with In addition 70 their entire och
siapmers q he above ar seasrauy known sy the
sleedle say any but strangers stands unvaled in the
art paper banging both for ns.ssss and despatch VII at
be entrusted hiscare m mv5lsm'
GAPS FOR sALE.-iso dozen otter; 100 do. seal 80
maerisls and most isshionsbe syie Country ~
would DO well to call and examine for themselves before
Also complee assortment Hat Cloth Caps of every
81 In. J. ii. ARcHER's 80 and eo4 Greenwich 81.
nR. BRANDNETH's OFFICES AND LIST
3 saa oss 70; .rSs s ID. N s YIN
In New York are, Principal 1877 Hudson Bowery, ZIG Bow
G 81 o sS S1 ses s%d
aected with the New York agency, VINE appointed
>. >. Wright, So Houston, cor. Le~dsat
T Taipp, Isl Si DIVISION s as as1 Pas s ae
B. Taylor, - vesey, between Greenwich and Washing
= Newman $50 Greenwich, cor Warren It
John Moves, l72 Broome, Clinton
Thomas Kyle, Ger. Hudson and Hammond
J. A. whitkeld, Courtlandt 81, mail stage Office.
Mrs Blanford, 65f Water st
Jaw. Blaekeu. GA Broadway and s64 Bewery.
Thomas Hill, ~ Frank fort
Michal o Donoghue, 2e2 Fulton, opposite the markell
Henry Pope, 209 Broome ~
Howe BATES, 70 Chatham a., bookseller.
H. Schuyler, 20 Broadway, cor. Ann q
VIM Ths%as, Sorth I'd g., wirIam.ep.r,L Ill
Mrs Booth ~ Fulton St, Brooklyn, l.
James Herrimaa Jamaica, l. l.
stephen Burr, Oyster Bay, l. J.
John G. H. Sansman, Southampton, L,
Alfred Edwards, Seq Harbor, l. L
Samuel Pear sail, Rockaway, l.
Walter Havens, JreeHpcrt l. l.
az The above Agess have each ~ hem cerssenss q
Agency, and person has GENUINE BHANDRETH
PILLS for sale who has not one. aul6dlmw%
TMPORrANT.-Cuppn Leeching, and Bleeding at
tended minutes notice. half the usual prices
by old experienced and regularly educated phebotom
who the eminent medical gentlemen In the city
preferences Large healthy Swedish leeehes fer sale at the
low price OF dears dozen, and pat carefully IN clay
part Of the country with safety II F M.M
Charges-Leecbes applied IA The Office, elsewhere for
dollars per dozen-Cuppng DO, d. dollar al No e2 u.
berry street, OF Broadway over Wenmsn wyckofs
hardware store. SLIM
i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

II READ X q EAU THE subscriber respectfully
ID his thanks to his friends and the public for The liberal
given him since he establishing
Weekly Asse OF his Bread Owing 70 the small arrivals Of
Flour this week. holders have advanced their rate and west
held dollars per barrel The weight OF his bread
this week will be ss Cor shilling and "A for pence
1t had AZ the Brady OF Grand and
Suffolk ss Dnssnbsrry, Buckley Co I3e Cherry the
Catherine narset, H. Williams Co.'S 3s5 Pearl st..
franklin square; Delaney St. near the Bowery, and AT
his Bakery, 800, Cherry street r. H. BRADY. .
loaf sli 9ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
"A LADY MONTAGUE,S COMPOUND CHIMES

IN LADY MONTAGUES COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP prepared beautiful exocs and warranted per.
ecty innocent hcompleey eradcaes TAM reckes pmples,
spots rednes and all euaneous eruptons gradually rvahes
clear oft skin; transforms the saow complex
ons into radiant whten-ss, imparng to beautiful juye
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, after shaving will find afsy the irritahity
and rnarng pain and render the skin smooth pleasant
Fer sale Wholesale and retail by A. Unde SO Beekp,an
st., corner OF William; Dr. Hart Of Broadway and Cham
b. a. Dr. Syme Bowcry, Walker 81; d. scheiheln,
ia Canal St, corner Lawrence St au23-lm
DICKsLAY,S LIQUID COMPOSITION, Tor
removing The blue from stove bars without injury Ia the
h and for cleaning brass, copper pewter, tin, nc with ba
he usual labor
The above liquid only the polish steel
been exposed the action OF fire, but speedily all
stains or rust from deud ground stoves and lenders bras
Britannia metal and pewter cleansed by with the
greatest expedition To block dish that have been
W use for years gives The polish Of Il removes
grease ink spet stains en paint with the reate a
clity and withSut injury TO the color.
Brass lacquered fniture viii retain lis original biancy
occasionally clcansed by VI For sale by
ie2au NATHAN ,. GRAHAM. 81 Nasssuste cor Fulton,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

r AND 0FFICE-J0HN L. BOGARDUS, Attorney
IL and Counsellor al Law Clinton Hall, No. BeeknaR St,
opposite the Brick Church door, city OF New York, Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty Genersl Land Office
Western Agency
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
either. 1st-Revolutionary. 2d-Lale War; 3d-Caaadan
Volunteers 4th-EHgh refugees from the United States to
Canada and Nova Scotia. 5h-Deserers from the British
my, the heirs all the above 6th-Tes lands
forfeited for payment OF reclaimed, 7h-Hers under
age entitled TO lands sold for chThose who parted
with their discharges titles before the patents IS
sued reclaim the 9Lands IN the several states
and territories in the United States Canada, Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sold exchanged paid and titles in
vesgated obtained and perfected application 10 this Of
Gee
throughout the United States and other gentle
orwa ng ofhe above claims and acting agents
in their several sections of will entitled Is
on all commissions. Communications post paid.
Valuable farming land for the state cf Illinois
quarter sections Of eacn parcels from 80 800
situated and otherwise. Also, in Missouri
Arkan,as d16-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

A CARD.-DR JACKSON has added - his Patentve
n geabe Medicsted vapor Bath ErabshmeE 2a Sow
cry geneeiy furnished apartments and board with the De
nurses provided for nvaids who wish cui heo
Baths ieh~d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
RLWECKER STREET GARDEN ass, uea

RLEECKER STREET GARDEN 255,
- tarmine.JOHN wYHLIE begs leave 70 return bs most
grateful thanks for the very liberal parsnagc he has received
since openrg the above and has the pleasure To
announce 70 his friends and the public hat IN addition TO his
ormsr Ne has taken in ground, ogether with
sey numerous collection Of and beautiful plants well
worm me nouc. 81 bosxst He has also engaged very Sc
eet bano ~ Music IN auend Tuesday aad Thursday
evenings His Confectionery and Ice Cream are OF the
quality, surpassed by none N this city
The most strict order and decor.sn s tuly observed
Vanilla Cream Candy Of the finer, Quality
N. B. Ambulance 10 the 9ardcs ~ratt an l2-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
n BROWN a. CO.'S ONE PRICE

SToRE.-The subscribers, since the year 1924, have
haimed furnishing the public with elegant and sub
ana HAT of the most graceful FORM at the
price of S. They that their efforts have been
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
by them during the last three MONTHS urpa in beauty and
finish any heretofore offered and stand preeminen among
those of higher prices by fashionable world To their
patrons they would aythe quality FAR may be, uni
fornhe price moderate and fxed-he profit small and all
the sales for cash. l7s Chatham Square, Nett st.
myl9-y BROWN L. CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1887.

- ROOM TO LET. A furnished Lodging room TO
Leu, witt, breakfast, If required Apply at lSs Nassau 81
IA HOTEL TO LES OR LEASE.-Ths new
E four story Brick Building South Ferry, brookyn
49,. The Long Island Rail Road Cars arrive and depart
from the deor three times day. which makes this great
thorougbfare. For particulars enquire Of
A CAMPBELL, No. SO Broad ST. N Y.
The first story OF this house would make handsome
sores-the remainder would make good boarding house
Also TO let cheap, several work shops. au2' Inn
Esm CHANCE.-The Bar, Coffee Room and Reectory No.
.56 Water street. connected with the Pearl Street House.
The Furniture Fixtures and Stores complete order Apply
at the Saloon OF Pearl Street House aL22-lm|
AuA TO I.ET.-Ihe upper part OF small two story
E. house, No. Peck Slip, suitable for Office fer
tst land agent any light business, or for and
his wife No family with children need apply Rent $780,
Possession Immediately,
" There will be other family in the house, the lowerpart
being medical Office. au2y
AT MONARQUs s., PA BOwERY, is offered
for sale handsome Hats er S. any offered TO
q the pubic-light and durabe-warraned onfur bodies
- and water proof. s8.3m~
sa TREVALL, STODDAHT u CO., No. "A
Courtandt street. beg 10 inform the trade that they have
Aremovedfrom No Courtland street the above large
and elegant where they hand and
stany receiving fresh supplies Of Haers Plush and Trim
mngs.
Also fancy colored ladies' bonnet, which they
will sell on accommodating terms
Hats Caps Stocks and Stock Frames, at wholesale sl2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

DALM. OK JELLY OFF ICELAND MOSS
- This article celebrated In coughs and diseases OF the
chest prepared from Moss and Continuing pjnr
foreign admxure constantly band md for sale BY
jy@ DAM0UREAUx h CO., No. IN Bvoadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
DR.. K L l. l o It L, &C st,
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE
HUMAN EYE,
AND IMPERFECTIONS OF THE VISION ONLY

SPECTACLES.
The Eye examined and Spectacles adapted TO suit the par
ticular defect.
Hours consultation from II O'Clock, at the Office, 30
Broadway.
rr Private entrance in Duane street au28-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-13

p From the foet Of Marketfeld street, Bate
Place. North River, nj o'clock.
The NARRAGANSETT viii leave this afternoon nj o.
clock
MASSACHUSETTS willlesve tomorrow afternoon, at
O'Clock.
freight received on board after clock, r. N.
Passengers Boston will take the Rail Road Cars Prev,
Immediately their arrival See Monthly Arrange
mel sl3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

it has spread westward on both shores. tits sand
TO have reached Saonica on the north, and Tuns
on the South. How long It may be kept out Of
Europe 10 general, is question of extreme anN-
iety. Our perpetual intercourse with the Medl-
terrancan ports. our criminal disregard OF precau-
ton, the sn more criminal aSiclb OF our conn
merce ior gain, in all quarters, aud At all usks'
render England more liable than any other coun-
Try, to this mos, dreadful of all scourges. Moth
ing but the hand Of Providence could have hIther-
TO preserved Europe; yet undoubtedly We have
a night to call upon authority TO protect US from
TIE hideous hazaIti Of mercantile ayaree. Que
OF the papers mentions, few days since, that we
ave at this moment driving trade with Constan-
hnope IN rags for paper making, and that no less
than thirty bales Of those rags have been lately
consigned N one cargo. There can scarcely be
doubt that those rags came from The beds and
bodies Of Infection. The chief communication
of plague, III all ages, has been By fragments OF
clothing. Can We regard ourselves as safe from
tins deepest of all desolators h such tFansac-
lions are inquired into and exposed
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
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be attended to-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
THE PLAGUE.

In the news by the last arrival from England
il was mentioned that much alarm had been occa-.
stoned in he neighborbood Of the London Docks,
by the sudden death off, men who had assisted
in unloading a vessel irelghted with rags from
Trieste. 1t was feared they had died with the
plague. Although this apprehension was proba-
bly incorrect, we are not so sure that England is
safe from such an INVASION, OF the United States
either. il is well known that the clothes Of per-
sons who died OF the plague, or clothes in which
they have slept, unless very thoroughly cleansed
and purified, are almost certain TO communicate
the disease. And as We are continually import
np rags from the Mediterranean il wall be iortu-
nate il we do not get spice OF the plague with
them. We commend to the Lotice oil the pub
lie, and especially to the parties more mmedi-
ately interested the following paragraph from
Blackwoods Magazine Ior April.
awhile England swelIs with faction, France
with faction, Germany with faction, Span with
faction, there is an enemy in the wind that may
vet summon the restless mind Of Europe TO ster-
ner lessons. The plague IS declared TO be ex-
tending its terrible circle round the Medherra-
mean. In Constantinople all seems horror--there
il has ragged with undated fury for SIX months,
and the city is depoplating hour by hour, from
the double effect OF death and fear. Seventeen
thousand Of the Greek inhabitants have fed
the American patriarch has lalely delivered if
teen thousand passports in the course Of a few
days, and the general population has been thus
diminished by upwards of one hundred thousand
since last September. From this centre Of death
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
Ely MISS c. NJ, sEDGwIcK.
To the Editors of the Metropolitan:

D tne EQUOTS vi MIC hCtiPoit""'
Gentlemen:--I was few evenings since, at a
friends house, Mr.. Us. He is one Of the sever
al sufferers by these disastrous times. Some
few weeks ago he believed himself worth half
million Loss has accumulated upon loss here,
and the return OF his bills upon bankrupt house
in England completed the wreck OF his fortune.
At the time ofhis failure his daughter, my lovely
friend Helen, was on the point OF marriage with a
young lawyer, who, by dint Of talent and indus
tryhas earned an education, s. who during the last
year, the fist OF his professional career, has been
IN the receipt of some ten or twelve hundred dol
lars. This, of course, was very inadequate In
come tor lady accustomed 10 OH establishment
scarcely surpassed in luxury by any IN our city.
But this mattered not to Helen, or Helens father,
He "chose," he SAID, ''!hat his daughter should
marry poor men; he had enough for them ALL"
And he was actually in treaty for iine house tor
Helen. and had decided ON the amonnt OF most
liberal portion to be settled on her, when the
blow came which deprived him of the ability to
give her shilling. Circumstances added NOR
LITIGATION to disappointment. Miss ). had lett
her sat home" cards at the houses Of her friends.
The wedding dresses and the wedding presents
'N'S h'"ue. ne DEIuul fOi anu "'N'>'-A "'~
wedding ring were bought, and the wedding cake
was actually in the house. AT this crisis If was
That | had gone, my face full ofcondolence. It 1t
did any justice to my heart, which was full Of
sympathy. to pass the evening athef iathers'
did not find Helen at home, but there were sew
era persons there, casual vsiters, friends OF the
family like myself. Apprehension, sadness, or
n's!nay sat on every countenance. The CONVEX
sa.on naturally turned upon the all absorbing topic
OF 'ne DAY. Each one had his melancholy tale
20 rela'e' tor each one had his losses. One told
81 one failure, and one Of another-one gave a
.s' OF disasters abroad,& another produced an ac-
tua' recordot bankruptcies at home. Il was prophe-
eied that all who had not failed would fail,
mere IS nothing left to fall" exclaimed Mr.. j.
s'rlk'ns his hands with vehement Impotence: the
oanKs have failed, and the Government has fail
eui every body, and every thing has failed! "Not
very 'hlng' my dear father" exclaimed Helen,
Huo Just then entered with her lover her face ra-
e"' WIN expression that indicated that her hap
P'less was secured from failure by bond ana
ny, snot every thing. sir--The moon has
a. AN ;' 'Suea' This happy turn of my friend gave
vSh pu'Se 70 my mind, and set me to observing
s,I, a,iu what had not failed. give you the re-
IoaI " my Observations in the hope that il may
Gins O'"e,s 70 look beyond the shadow Of this e.
~'P''' While returning home. | echoed nv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
From Bentley's Miscellany, edited by BOZ. y
THE IRISH SQULRE'S PAGE.

BY MR.. SAMUEL LOVER.
ride into TO town, and see if there's letter
for me, said the squire. one day TO our hero
yes SIR
You know where to gor-'To the town, sir.
But do you know where to 60 III the town.
No SIR
And why don't you ask, you stupid theft
Sure I'D find out, SIR
Didn't often tell you to ask what ye're to do
when you don't knowi-'Yes, SIR
And why don't you'll don't like 10 be trou'
blesome, sir
'COnfound you!, said the squire; though he
could moi help laughing at Andy's excuse for re-
naming in ignorance.
'WelL' continued he, go to the Post Office
You know the Post Office, suPPosef--Yis, sir
where they sell eunPowdher.'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
U OLA u R W

YIELD NOT TO DARK DESPAIR.
Hast thou one heart that loves thee,
In this dark world Of care
Whose gentle smile approves thee,
Yield not to dark despair.
Oac ro,c whose fragrant blossom
Blooms but for thee alone;
One fond, confling bosom
Whose love is all thine own.
One gentle star to guide thee,
And bless thee on thy way,
That cen when It rms betidc thee,
Still lends its gentle ray.
One chrystal fountain springing
Within lie's desert waste,
Whose waters still ara bringing
Refreshments to thy taste.
One tuneil voice to cheer thee,
When sorrow has dstrest;
One breast when thou art weary,
Whereupon thy head to rest.
Til that sweet rose is faded.
And cold that heart so warm
Til clouds thy star have shaded,
Heed not the passing storm
Till the kind voice that blest thee,
nnte in death doth lie
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
From the Mississippi Free Trader.
GEN. JACKSON's. REVIEW OF JUDGE
WHITES EVIDENCE.

The Nashville Union of the 10Th June con-
tnins an address TO the Public" from tic rever
ed Ex-President N relation to the evidence given
by Judge White before the congressional COM
mIttce Of Investigation Of which MI Wise was
chairman. II is too long for insertion IN our pa
per to-day (6ttecn columns in long'a;) We con-
scquently confine ourselves 10 a brief abstract,
showing the points ut lssu,.
1t will be tccoccted that Senator White had
soruplcs about being sworn before The committee,
giving as Jcsuitica reason, that ii upon his oath
he should be obliged 10 violaic confidential uust
and disclose the secrets Of friendship. To this
ed to the committee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22

The Globe contains translation Of speech
delivered in the Spanish Cortes on a proposition
to allow the island of Cuba to be represented in
that body.-This is yery important subject 10
this county, and the manner in which il is treat.
ed by this Spanish deputy shows that be thor
oughly understands it. lie lays j; down as an
inconestable truth that should Cuba cease TO he
dependency Of Spain ii would belong TO the
blacks. Because, /. The white natives would
be unable to maintain their supremacy without
the assistance OF Spanish troops. q Because If
foreign power should attempt TO obtain posses
sion OF the island, opposition to the scheme would
be made by some thnd party. England (says
he orator. holds Tie copte of the seas and the
United States is a maritime power in the neigh
borhood Of the ISLAND. The United States would
not con- ent that England should possess the is
land. In addition TO The FACT that Cuba is the
key Gf Tie Gull Of Mexico, the coast of America
in that quarter has but few ports. Cuba, on the
contrary, has thirty four haIbours, fifteen ofvhich
are capable Of containing large squadrons besides
this Cuba can furnish ship timber in any quantity.
These considerations would suffice to make the
United States unwilling that the island should fall
into the hands Of a great martiGe power. If the
cupied by Great Britain, it would he as # mer-
chant should send lie key Of his strong chest to
another person, and tell him "you are the master
of that chest"
England would not willingly permit the Island
TO belong to the United States, for reasons which
She would readily find in the selishness and am
bition Of her colonial policy.
"1here is no other alternative, gentlemen,
concludes the deputy;) the Island of Iuba must
remain under Spanish protection, or Unjust be a
bandoned to itself, and left to itself we know
what kind of government will lie established
| ,here.n-.Ntm Orleans Bee.
| The London Courier makes the following re-
marks with reference to the pressure in the COM
n,ercial world, lhey contain much plain and sim
pIe truth, and cannot but find response in every
reasonable mind
The truth is, that The great evil which has n
tc,ed and still deeply lnfvcts the American trade
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-07-22
January 81, 1887,
To 1HE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION,
Ofwhich M. H. a. WISE is Chairman

Ofwhich Mr.. H. "A. HISE is Chairman.
Being casually informed that Judge White. Of
the Senate of the United States, before the said
Committee Of Investigation lnto tie ubui cs, Ne.
charged against the Executive Departments, has
stated thai he and myself have bad mary conf
deatlal conversations, and in,imatlng t at there
vas something that would be prcjudlcla to me,
(he Presdont,) II disclosed, therefore absote
him from all obligations of confidence in regald
to any thing that has passed between us.
wish every conversation had or held with
him, on all and every subject, faithfully disclosed
with the time when, ard the place where; and
hope the committee will lntcrrogate him as to
every point or matter of confidence that ever ex-
isted between us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-17

ship Canals ia The United States
After rutung the country up IN every
direction wilh canals aud rail roads. the
uhsansiied epterptlae M our people is
now busy al work projecting herculean
schemes of ship canals, To unite the great
lakes with one anolher. and with the
Auanuc. That OF the Well1nd. IN Can
ala, around Niagara Falls. Is made;
another. corresponding. is to be cnnsrruct
ed on our sIde-snd the Michigan Legs.
lanre are debating one around the Falls
Of ST. Mary's. whereby we open 10 the
cham Of lower lakes the immense inland
sea uf Lake Superior. by a canal only
one half a mile lung, aud locksge Of 20
feet There will also one day be ship
caaal directly across the Michigan Pc
nlnsuIa, To connect Lake Erie aud Mich.
iean. aud one also from those lakes by a
common trunk to connect with the Ohio
River. In say nothing Of Lake Superior
aud the Upper Mississippi. Go ahead!