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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

FOkG = EEDLE ILLS, d
N.eds. .od PR Ss!
assure 'ns PUBLIC 1ss they sin eos,nus e the
faction ana they trust Continuance OF ks Kind d,
Remmsng son hive been obliged to caution The public
several times 70 be careful from they purchase Needles
ives required h.y.s rsesn scsssd n
sided in have established hemseIves in PhisSepbs
nsr Work. and the pn ,s in and
importing Needles without labels that they may label them
they TO aempte do SO In England the penal
To assist in accomplishing their ends these unpracped in
dvidua invent nunberess falseheods Of hem having
the assurance TO themselves the Agents OF H. Hemming
Heoks and ey even carry with them Invoice Heads printed
exactly the these always used by r. Hemming& Son
Of o arg snd sns
use their names, which is totally false.
circular, these persons make
s e 5 gv 70
articles more ready sale.
than their long tried article entities them and they fear
competition except that Of the unprncped individuals who
stroy the reputation FIR Hemming Son. which
qured by strict attention TO The of article hh
make TINS appeal 70 the public for protection feeling well
M Mm me u have Se further observe that
now invariably stamp all their Large Cod Hooks with their
smaller kinds OF Fish no ks, the public will please very
particular in selecting en- give to
the labels and style OF wrapping up.
August 81, 1885,
RICHARD HEMMING SON take heliberty ofclaiming
attention to the above and respectfully solicit the public
be their guard in making purchases oil Noodles and Fish
Hooks purporng 10 be Of the genuine manufacture for al
imposition has in many been chez ked and
the unprneiped parties exposed. r. H. Son have every
TO believe from Information lately received, that the dis
honest system Of forging their is still carried
extent and that large quantities OF inferior Needles
preparing in England for the purpose Of being labelled
in Aneriea in imitation OF r. Hemmine Son's manufacture
Forge Needle Mills, Reddtch, November IL, 1887.
f6-lawSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
DICE, FLOUR AND CAROLINA HOMIN,

IL The following Grocers be depended on as selling
genuine Rice Flour Carolina Hominy, and superior Head
Rice, manufactured at the New York Rice Mill Others deal
ing at the MIL who will agree not TO sell other articles
than those obtained there mill articles have their
added this list by leaving their address with the Agent
the Mill, corner of Jefferson ard South SITS.
p. l.. Bogart, ITO East Broadway, cor. Rutgersst.
Chester briggs 6Sl Broadway cor. Anty st.
Siurges Archer, IS Canal. cor. Churchst
Staples, Chase X Ford. lS2 Bowery.
:. w. Bunting 500 Pearl, and 25G Grand ST.
George A. Jarvis, lI2 Grand ST.
r. Knapp, sos Houston, cor. Lawrence ST.
Jacob Perkins, l4l Bowery.
+. Rich l. Brother, SO Bowery
Wm Simpson ll9 East Broadway cor. Pike ST
A. Cnrtiss L Co. $50 Bowery. j56-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

QUioK woRK.-The store Of welles e. vandervoort,
M South William street. was broken int early on Sa-
tsrdsy morning by some negroes and large quani-
~ OF goods stolen. Before noon Heman & Sparks
arrested the thieves and recovered the propedy the
thieves were committed, the papers laid before the
Grand Jury and 'he Indictment found and to-day
they will probably be Tried.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

Iarcm oar Eeni~g Ediaos OF yesterday. 4
Bean Catchers--SOng.

1 arcm oar Eveni~g Edsaoa OF yssssrday.t
Bean Catchers--SOng.
BY MRS. C. LApD.
Ram eatehers now are made Of gsld,
Oh. what will poor girls do
Ringiets alas. arc OF no use.
Nor ewes OF azure blue.
All me- ali me.
Oh! what will poor girls do.
oh what will poor girls do.
The magic spell Of love 10 broke,
The hiile god has fed,
And those that now would bind the boy,
Must get golden thread.
All me ali mel
Oh what will poor girls do,
Obi what will poor girls do,
Beauty reigned 10 days Of old,
Naught else to love had charms;
Bot now the little god cant rest
Unless in golden arms.
All me ah me-
Oh! shat must poor girls do
Oh what must peor gE.s do +!
If poverty Lut passes by,
Or peeps in at the daor,
Love spreads his wlpss, alas, alas!
He's heard of there no more.
All me all me.
Oh what will poor girls do'
Oh what will poor girlsde'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

" Madame Lecompte dances in the Bsyadere to.
n,ght Mr. wallsek appears in his famous part Of MAJ
zsroni in the Brgsnd, later playing which he used to
have many billesdoux his dressing tablet and
Mr. Seth Geer does the wonderful, as Damor, at the
Olympic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

OTioNNEEs AU BAgME DE cOPAHU-Psteniees de
rAenaemie Royale De Medicine de Paris-Prepsress par
'GEIATINE CArsULEs OF PURE BALsAh cora
W. psented by Royal Academic Of Medicine, Of Paris
famous throughout France, England Germany, Prussia
Italy, the Continent OF Europe nce the valuable disco
very of this precious medicine. .
The Copavi Balarn " OF all the medicines employed
combating chronic and gonorhra Affections the
ory specific action Of which has never been doubted
and phytieans have consequence given the preie
renee hut its taste and smell the Of IL
being rejected by many patients. -,
IN order discover mode Of Disgusting ~ taste that
might be taken with less repugpance but hitherto this has
effected, and always, by the addition u
active which modihes us properties and thus
Therefore having discovered mode Of administering In
such that occasion the slightest ePucnanc and
this without submitting II to- any alteration The method cen
enclosing In the gciatpe capsules encoses tina,
he taste and smell and goes the digestive organs with
any other than that OF the geisune wnh which
Is enveoped and which Is completely dissolved IN the
stomach by this the treatment OF The gonerhna be-
Ing effected without disgust and consequently without infer.
ruption, will become prompt ana nore surs hus pre-
ventisg he possibility Of a relapse. ..., =.
The directions for well the stteShtons frvu The
most emisen physicians of Paris enclosed W each box
For by al the most respectable apothecnes In the
Druggists and supplied with the above cap
sues ~ CHARLES wILDENOw, ANo. 81 Sherry street,
near Franklin Square ll1,m-
rE'O CAKT M = N-TtN DOLLARS REWARD-The
above reward will be paid 70 the cartuea o any other
removed ~ cases OF strnw Hats from the
tore 81 James Rambler No ~ bowery on ssuruay evening
immediate information No ~ Beaver yhst viii enable the
sheriff trace the SAL goods The receivers WHO hold said
goods are a-o eue led 70 give such niormanon' wa
be held responsible mhW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

STEAMBOAT RoBBERY.-The captains effce of the
Narragansett steamboat broken open yesterday,
and $500 stolen therefrom-the property Of Captain
CkiIds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
S. S. EX. Elk.

MODERN PATRIoTIsN.-GeneralS Sutherland was cap
tured by Colonel Maitlands detachment, Immediately
after the rout of the Patriots at Post Pelle. He
has been to Toronto, where the Governor Sir
George Arthur will decide upon his fate, which is
DEATH by the late of the Provincial Legislature
king it capital offence for all foreigners taken within
the Province in arms. Sutherland formerly SER
jeant OF marines stationed at the Navy Yard. Brook.
lyn from whence he deserted, after robbing the corps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

% Snow below and sunshine above sloppy under
foot but balmy breezes; the bay smiling and ripping
under cloudless sky, and all promising glorious day
tomorrow, when the sudden and unwelcome vistant
of Saturday has departed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

nk.J FRANCIS, .DENTIsT-Hss removed 20
connues s practice in ali he various branches or peny
the recent and improved principles His premium
ran,ea 10 remain gums without the use of
springs or g.tures Tooth ache drops tina, viii the
time preserve the tooth and all pan from The
asng ushed from the NATURAL and viii perform every
motion Of hat without giving the slightest pam. For
Asp. EYE WATER Dr. respectfully s1ics the aes
II has uy proved o spo
satiec IL alton and weakness Of The eyes These than
The Rev j. Harrison, a Thompson procured bottle
the for MI Harrons and 10 his astonishmea
has removed the dirness and pain which has been
al failed. therefore hope the public will apprecia
| i,s value. JOSEPH HARRISON
widow Of the late Or Ecafrey has used Dr. Francis eye
hieb am happy state had The desired effect and
safely recommend as most sa and valuable eye
Trem the testimony Of those who have used the Eye Water
by Dr. Francis, have hesitaopn
ing the special notice Of the rqsIra puNa.e
jIsIm. Pastor Of the MDoue ald-sL Church
TO HE .aa ID e.ne. q x.
sician."-BoerAaage.
OF life owing to the diseases arising from feet Do
then the coughing and barking, ssd pains eu.
whea such diseases place The house fire. and
how Sesy TO guard against we, feet An ounce ol
prevention worth pound OF cure-PhiadspAa Journal Of
What the destroyer Of bloom and happinea' Cold and
| wet fe.t-U s. GaSdfe.
r. O. NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
public that he located The Boot and Shoe Eesabh
efMr Ry der Ma. Bee kman Ct Clinton Hail. The
seat opports nty embraced ntorp the reader that after
and trial the subscriber has discover
composition which renders leather Of
completely imperyieus II water The American
Institute has twice sorne testimony It's utility by
awarding first diploma In 1885 snd 1886 and with
the decided appreciation o. the franklin Institute Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of thu highest respecabity
Nowins lnding the revon and severity Of the
Congress the exclusive right and liberty this
very the OF fourteen from the 10th day s Febru
| ary,is57.
Ths Compositop mpsrts the leather soft and plabe
which gives all articles made from elastic quail
ty end will conses much esger The necessity
i for wearing overshses u thus superseded.
In Question: subscriber would
peculy inform the reader that the Patented Composition
contain particle OF that offensive and clumsy article
/ India Rubber.
Gentlemen value hsa AMI love drv feet respect.
fully that the ratentee will he in attendance
above establishment The Government papers, Diplomas,
Certificates Letters &c for inspection. The Com.
position put al - cents per boz. Sea Captains and
Sportsmen would do well To procure the article.
r.. q. NAGLE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

nR. CHERRY,S ASrRINGENT PILLs.-
DAn efectualcpre for obstinate discharges from nraary
canal whites SUP rites and all female
plants arising weakness OF constitution gravel and
loss OF command OF bladder they completely IL
of the kidneys bladder, aad PROSTATE CLAM they
rive relief Over 50 900 boxes have been sod 10
New without any For sale whole.
sale and retail by A. n. D. SANDS. les gRon Of
wan the following drug stores Correr Dey and
Broadway, cor Walker and Broadway Nones, GA Broad.
way cor cross and Pearl Bowery and walker
Grand and Bowery; Heory and Pike cor Canal and
unison, Houston aad Bewery, and Burneus IS sxh
Avenue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
DATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED:-Imp Improve,
Al vipyer A

DATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED-Impr
Mechanical and Lamps, recently Invented by
Mers Ocean Co Paris superior to former invention
their uti.i y anu beauty.
The subscriber sole and importer in the United
States for Messrs Decau Co., begs leave respectfully
No junction Maiden Lane and Liberty streets
up stairs with complete OF the above stated supe
rsr fashionable Lamps which he intends Keep constantly
hand and invites all those who be interested the
thereof him with cab being confident that this art
ce entirely from the great popularity has already
qued among the fashionable circles Paris and from the
tensve orders which constantly reeeved at its merh
cannot fail to be duly appreciated by this intelligent
nifty, seconds being besides sufficient to examae II aod
recognize all its useful properties the mechanism being per-
feciy plain Units construction and operation and being The
same tipe ohjec; OF curiosity by ITSELF
These Lamps be adapted TO purpose In the OF
illumination, and can s asserted without hcStaoH or exag
eeratonthat alone produces light equal TO Is
candies One OF these lamps he used al discretion
the least s teratoa the mantle piece on The table by
very simple combination adapted as chandelier
that is the glass tube and the wick that regulates the
light the latter is not in the least by the raising
diminished the lowering Of the wick except VIXEN
total extinction Is requires.
Another peculiarly slss OF is that the lamp
be used, becoming clarified by the functions OF the
mechanism, which latter wound IN the
he light suitably regulated. snung further aentfoa
Is required for the whole night.
The subscriber has also on hand assortment OF plain
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely
easily adapted Candles which them the deceptive ap
Of fancy lamps and as they agreeable and
gentle light ecoHmendabe TO industrious READERS
and writer's There such fancy Of larger
scpton, and fancy globes attachedto the above lamp<
jl2-Sn' AUG'N DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

To JAMES GoRDoS BENNETT, Esq-Through your
columns, we would respectfully beg leave 10 appeal 70
the people Of the United States, and TO mennon lew
facts connected with our situation in the exploring
Expedition.
A great number of as have been shipped eighteen
months and have not been TO except on the pas
sage from Norfolk TO this placc-a circumstance I'm,
paralelled ia the annals of any Navy. we never mad
a davis liberty except when we re-entered IN Octo-
Der last when we purchased forty hours hoerty
by volunteering for three years; and there 10 nonng
injurious TO sailors character or so apt 10 breed
discomfort and dissatisfaction, as inactivity ana mac
ton. But we have been kept so long time IN our
own waters, in sight of our own homes without beng
permitted 10 visit them-nor are our relatives OF
| friends permitted to visit US, but seldom-and we
are now al this nme uncertain what course Will be
pursued towards us. If the Exploring Expedition is
recognized il cannot sail before August or Sepem-
ber-ner wsuld it be necessary TO sail before that TO
have favorable time 10 90 South-by that time we
will have been nearly one year shipped on the new ar
tces, and it cous not be expected that we would will
ngy go upon three years cruise, when one third OF
our time has expired.
For the successful prosecution of voyage of dis
coveries every ought TO feel interested, and enter
upon his duties with feelings of national pride and a
desire and determination TO demand II as far pos
sbly lays in his power, When we shipped for the
Exploring Expedition, our feelings and actions would
have done justice with so grand an enterprise; bat
eighteen months (half Of the time guard shps) have
effaced all our ardour, and we now claim our dis
cndTge anu appeal 10 the people OF the nlteu states
for the justice of our cause.
Enclosed we send you a copy of the last articles
signed you will perceive that they expressly stipu
late that we were not 10 be transferred TO any other
branch of the service-yet in violation of written
contract between us and the United States, we have
been transferred to vessels of the coast squadron for
the reefof vessels in Distress (and what is remark
able fact they all came in distress themselves
against WILL and in direct contradiction TO the
principal nducement for 10 re-enrer. The faith of
the United States has been brokeA-the articles are
nall and void but the sailor has none to see JUS
tee done him, and cannot get on shore to seek it
himsef so he must submit TO his hard fate. Sailors
seldom complain, but seek redress by leaving SER
vice where there is little nducement to remain which
unfortunately is too much the with Ask
any old man OF wars-man the difference between the
entry of vessels now and ten years ago and ask him
the reason and he will tell you.
Yours, respectfully, s. S. EX. Elk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

WANtED-A married practical farmer, With few
w grown children, ehher Ancrssn English or seoschun-
dersndng his business In a Us branches to take charge 6r
third share of 500 In OF the mos, pro-
duciye ofbe of New York. canal w unslien
n 45s lower post afhce jsecdlms
DOOMs re- LETT Furnished or unfurpisbed rooms
sveppe - ~ ims
CENgs FNTs-TENTs-For sale or exchange
~ alsrge quany Of pennies Apply the desh of this Of
hcs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

SSIGNEE's SALE OF CLOTHING-Tbe
"A public respectfully invef TO attend lon
ready made Clotng this mornng at half patio precisely
hcCORMICks Auction Room, CourtaHdt street. four
from Broadway The assortment extensive, som,
and winter Clothing description, and VIII be put
up pts suit purchasers The sale which gnsSs
will Of course be peremNory and for cash oay ml2h'
NOTICE. The soohs ant Accounts ~ the undersigntd
~ kept by RICHARD HApROLD, as tsetr Agent. 10
their hands Tor Collection Al persons indebted said Har.
ro for Ale and Beer by note beck Sccouni berey
notified ~ nav the the dervun a. the said N
rod's agency haas been diseontingcA
NJ NkssAR a CO.
New York, February j. 1893
NJ g. Customers can he supplied With Pale and Amber
Aes leaving their orders ri 95 Cedar their
sub Ofhce, foot OF Delaney street f2tiw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
ssAGE TO CHAWLExTON,

- 49, - PASSAGE TO CHI A % r. " xTON,
C@& s. C.-For the greater despatch and conve'
- niesee OF travellers going north south the
"Asptc and Savannah and Charleston steam Packet Com
panies' have termed NJ Of Steam Pache
week and from No folk and Charleston, comprising the fol-
lo~izg Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins.
s. CAROLINA CAPTAIN Cofey.
PULASKI, Caps ain -
Ths Pulaski will ran through 10 Savannah and amer Ss.
surdsy, 2 instant They wiz leave Norfolk alternately
~ Tuesday and Sauras and Charleston every Monday and
Friday.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia Mondays and Fridays
will reach Norfolk IN time for these Packets which all v
nshed with FIRST rate copper boilers and the Comm snder and
Engineers Of skill long experience BY is line
they night less thsn by any other
Passage from fhiisdelnhia through, 90
Raflpsre p
Norfolk, 90 rs
Tickets be had al the Baltimore steswboat cce IN rhls
delpha board the boats snd Al the NJ rfok Boa
Office In Baltimore board the af,er they leave the
wharf
The steamboat wm sEABRooK leaves Charleston FOR "a
annah every Friday pornng
All baggage ottbe risk ofthe owner
JAMES FURGUssoN, Aserl
i BaltiNnre l4,h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

4 ,OAL-WaskiRgtos Coal YARD, corner y! barrow ssd
washington as-A stock OF perSor kcbuyhI Peach CIR
esard Goals nj hssdin ysrd which WI be sod
or cash very reduced prices Families will find " To her
advantage before purchasing card with the prices
en- At Mi Aknsous ls and orders is there
~ YARD will I've dny attended 20. j3-3ws
fHDs-A 6se lot Of Csnsr, Birds for sale NJ III Seven
~ teenth street, between sh asd BIB svtnse, ml3Sr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE-A and elegant ana.
" Gle far the Teeth-The Orrs Tooth Paste while
hsshe teeth removing and preventing every appearance
and giving them clear and peary whitenes
heghtens the color ofthe lips guss and gives additional
beauty the enssube OF mouh-by lis sinfectns
properties greatly tends To the teeth from decay
and purify the also adds that peculiar
grant The breath for which the orris Root
Justly celebrated as that article largely the compo
sitisn Orris Tooth 10 tits and
tally contributing that agreeable taste and fragrance which
this Paste ny To those wLo
partially for tooth wash the Orris Tooth Paste viii paH
ticulary eptable, IL readily be converted
pleasant and excellent tooth wash by aisssvHg piece
about the size OF in small quantity Of water which
instant The Orris Tooth Paste thus possesses
all the tooth wash without the objections
be brought against the IN which article Of The
latter description OF necessity be up-snd equally
free from the many objections ihaare applicable totooth
ders from OF neaness the toilet
The great number articles tina, have bees submitted hs
public for improving the Of the teeth and which
have generally unsatisfactory induces the propre
OF The Oris Toeth Paste confident Is he efs
excellence and virtue, To observe, that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned.
II can be had Of n. q. Hart lis Broadway, Mrs. A. G.
Cannons, No. o Aston House. Broadway; Jnmrs n. Han,
278 Broadway, George g. Howe Co. 14s Chatham ST. Joh
M Howe, Dentist l0l Grand street Of Mercer r. M
Guion, Bowery and Grand ST. Henry and Pike
SIS, and whole. ale and retail st4 Grand between Eas
Broadway and Division st. Price 50 cents. Be careful
botaiH the paste. d45mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20

r,c,rh. h . Nu - WII1stn y ~ The city o New forn
pau lsS nroaavsy Mesrs Souills-d Deiluc Psrk Row
pd S bfosdwsyi d. ssrs Rushon Aspinwa, 90 William
10 and 10 Asor House IN the city ofN York
Ako 1t Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
ID ne Gtnune Boxes are ovs' containing 80 Capsules,
them m5fp.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-20
Second Ward HOteI,


III f. JONES formerly OF Providence, x. l., and late
Harlem ~ respectfully beg, leave to inform bis friend,
knewn Hee which he intends fitting up in style be
~ M % r, o. Se sse
for,able To al who may favor him with call;
lie would also inform the public that the house heinc
commodious he will he prepared at all times 10
Societies. Arsons Court Martials and meetings Of oil de-
srpons with spacious and airy rooms and good servants
b. supper and Dinner Parties will be s,teudedto IN reel
epcurean style the shortest notice, and Refreshments
s,antly on hand. ji71m-
HOLT's HOTEL-The proprie,ors Of this well Known
and popular establishment IN conforming TO the wishes
and requen solicitations Of their friends and
TONER'S have determined tina, and srr the let day of Feb
Ssy nes they will eoseue, Their House Q. The EUROPEAN
apartments without board; and 10 those who choose 10
table set Al the usual hours Of breakfast tea aso table
from " ill for dinner served IN the best manner WIKI all the
or sceorase 10 rate. Of Bin o. are placed daily before e%
The bars will be furnished with the best Of Wines asd Liquors
on The part Of the propretors 10 render all those
whs may please N fsver them with acal.
The Lodging Department will be conducted by ASA.
The Eating Department by ROBERT MOORE aad IRA
January 81, 1855
The Morning Evening papers OF this city will please
os sr above and insert 'ae week. and send the ~ = S'
CMEGAAP SUTLEEy FOR CASH OR AP
new offer for sale the finest selection Of Cutlery every i'm
ported into the Uued Stses consisting ofShams whsebone
Buck and Stag Tables and Desserts with Csrvers 70
match the package from the sheves Ivory Table
ery with uhovt Forks, md Scers mstch, do
Scissors small Cutlery sre sentiments sma Cutlery
.: cosmon makers ~ almost every varety Rosger Butch
Knives Nut Picks and do Crackers Cork screws ssd Cham
payne Openers London made Dressing Cases end Bagatce
Just received fresh supply ofour celebrated
Rs.ors which We wsusntgood
Merchants v ing this cav advised exsmne eur stoeh
previous 20 purchasing down town, we import direct rem
GRAvELEy q wREAKs,