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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
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UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREY.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
By Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Iipe-Wi leave be foot of Courtirnat a.
morning soclock ny the Of the New Jersey Rail Road
New wick thence NV 20 Trenton, arriving
Phadelphis the fame afternoon -
Re,urnng-I~avs Trenton nj 1it o'clock, A. N ser the
arrival ~ ,he cars othe Philadelphia ard Trenton Rail Rosd
arriving nj New York st "A O'Clock. r. NJ.
Even ng Ine-Issves New York foot ~ Courtandt 81
ociock r. Nj passengers VIII reach Trrnon by ocock
lodge, early of the Philadelphia and Trenton
Rail Road arriving in Philadelphia Nv y o'clock, AN
Philadelphia al O'Clock, Y. a. arriving
In New York al ~ O'clock y ~ - 49,
Pog seats apply Hail Road Office, foot Of Ccurand
81 New yoh or ri old stage Office q south Sd A. oppo
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia, and at the bar OF TIE Rising
sps Tavern. ~ Tresten -, :,
Passengers from Paterson accommodated BIZ taking
the ers, and s cars OF Paterson Rail Road which
meet vii the show res Il the Junction seg"n and the
public msy rely spor 2py ofstsges New Brunswick for
their accommodation. .,-- - = ,,---- 49,.
hed OF s. Mail Coseh Once, Old No Ceurtlsndt 81 near
Brrsdwsy, New York - . "a , .
''.''' 'e0' ALEXANDER N. CUNNING. Proprietor
New Yesk Nov 70. igu JM
DILEH-PILEs-DR HALks Pile Ointment ks pos
tive for the piles " three days tiwe SOLD Ny v
Hart Of Chs and Hrosdwsy Burnett
% 6h X M Guoin, corner Of Bowcsy H~d Granda
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

% Peace has been declared between Chill and Pc.
AS nobody knows whatthey were fighting about or
what fighting has been done the announcement of the
fact will be sufficient
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
A PklyATE IhEATISE &C OK VEN
- EREAL DISEASES lSONORRIEA - -

designed Tor The use OF every individual more especially
well as aa immedate and perfect cure The Treatise
little chest exceedingly convenient rayan me no o.
contains medicine &C., necessary The most perfect
impossible express the satisfaction this little book nj.
ords oa who interested in the subject begins by des
scrbng what really is and what venera disease There
several complaints which very nearly this disease
always called The eaen as
thus The poor conhdng patient first robbed and
then proceeds show that under the venerial two
distinct diseases are ncnded viz venera disease properly
portance know the difference between the two for the
one ns one most in he
neither does venereal Gonorrhea then
houd be- hs we ab as ne iouss 81
mercury absolutely useless and huItu YET on*he ether
hand there circumstances in which needed
and nothing is To know THAT those
tons given in this e book an ' esesed
ngy mild and effcacous ienedy The chapter
Of Ghonarrhea tthe disorder attended will, runnng
gives the best cursg it points conse-
quence of allowing Ghena,rhea TO continue from month
chapter structure ITSELF and which exceedingly
So much ignorance and knavery passed There are per
for instance who pretend TO cure with box pills.
the world could cure structure. Neither is there
any thing which 50 much battles the ignorant horrible
In its ultimate consequences the paent-whe in
proper means are used nothing safe its cure,
diseases wbieh sometimes appear in derent constitutions
&c and these refer circumstance that pos
symptoms downo is most neglected form and here should
be known that there form OF venerea disease which lies
dorment in the constitution, show itself other
than It's effects postery. The all
abuadaily plain and ecseious any
ing this little chest medicine complete may undertake his
with perfect safety and
The price the chest medicine, &c lis $2; the book
is 81, forwarded t. any part oths world.
Letters in consultation for the chest TO be addressed to
the author, DIR. RALPH, SO CourtlanCt street, N. Y.
PS. Since publishing this little book, the author has been
consulted distressed and ruined constitutions,
chehy from trusting a description OF advertising
peope) that has seen proper to devote portion of his
time to CONSULTATIONS these There diseases
which involve more serious painfully
affect the miRd than those OF the male female
there which call for greater combination Of integrity
OF character with skill experience In the consulted
them For the satisfaction Of strangers coming this city
therefore, or those who rite from distance. he deems il
proper here 10 slate that be graduate OF the University
OF Edinburgh Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London and author OF work expressly these disc
Also that he has from the eminent
eians In Europe To the eminent America las Dr. Mott
OF New York, and Dr. fhysck Of Philadelphia which he
will be happy u show ,e who wishes IL. Sim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
DICE, FLOUR AND CAROLINA HOMINY

RICE, FLOUR AND CAROLINA HOMINY
~ The following Grocers may be depended selling
genuine Rice Flour Carolina Hony and superior Head
Rice ufactured the New York Rice Mill Others deal
ing III. MIL who will agree not to sell any other articles
than thor obtained there, mill articles have their
added this list by leaving their address with the Agent
the Mill, corner Of Jefferson and Southsts
T: L. Bogart, ITO East Broadway, cor. Rutgersst-
Chester briggs, 6Sl Broadway, cor AHty
Sturges l. Archer, IS Canal, cor. ChurcbsL
Staples Chsse Il Ford 1872 Bowe-y.
S.lW. Burning, 500 Pearl and 256 Grand St
George A. Jarvis, 142 Grand St
X. Knapp, sos Houston, cor. Lawrence ST.
Jacob Perkins, 14l Bowery.
T.. Rich Brother, 96 Bowery.
VIM. Simpson, ll9 East Broadway, cor Pike 81
CuriisS q ilA-lm
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w grown children, either Amensan Engsh sco,ehus-
har. 81 farm q 500 Of the mos, pro-
ausye psrs clhe stat. q New York on canal ups,ien
IS low ~ post office. l6ecdlm.
nEAFNEss CUNED-DR sCUDDERs cel.brs.
Deafness all its stages and has the restoring
from partial entire deafness periect hearing
wbchavr bsen completely deaf been restored 20
peec, hearing after using from one is -four bottles The fol
knows respectsbiiiy'-
"This ,o cer, tina, in September 1885, taken with
deafness w accompanied WIKI loud runing noise
affected that could not under.tand common Conversation
which coninued w,bou, n,ernon ua,i the month Of Jsnu
OH from D. sand 100 Fulton street, corner 81 William.
s %s ss.s @ q ssors s, eG ny
somewhs! affected from ahng cold Vet with few sppli.
Others .ary s.ced ,o,ry Inc same %
SETH couctI, 70 Fulton street. Broollyp.
pleasure Of yur personal seonsnarce You above
certificate which fos humanity my fellow beings ron
per. Respectfully yeur humble servant.
do hereby certify that my little daughter wa quite S~sc 80
much % that wasomemes fearful she weuld epcy he.
ps o. h OIL ~ the u Which,
n'ppy 70 state she "" entirely restored 70 herring
lhsve had similar case PERFORMED 10 bn, ",ea,iopcd by
on my child by the Of part Of bottle Of
STEPHEN HEDGES. HUDSON, New yort.
Dr. seS sir SC IRE from u. Cgs .sep Of
SI,.ss s.e; q HT, '.s NJ s, c: rs
CO.. ABsD SANDS, 100 Fulton street,
TIL nlmsni Is specific cure for affecting eruptions
os % re- s, 20, end S s %
r. ''' Wholesale s n si;i !, os.nAH, et.ss
nv No 20 Nassau, ~sfner OF Fuitonsl
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-. w. z,
George A. Jarvis, l42 Grand ST
H. Knapp, sos Houston, Lawrence
Jacob Perkins, IA Bowsry.
Vim. simpson, IIs East Broadway, cor. Pike st
A. Curtss Il Co. S89 Bowery. j5s-lm
u T6 6AkMIchaARMpSsA lfs kIcnaRps tSs6eS6sY
make Of elegant auI.S!s and .honaSs Sr
genemsps dress Is g 50 the pal, retail Also 1000
Boots The reputation ofhese Boots Is well known that
pair retail Also 5000 pairs superior ne cali skin Boots for
genenens winter dress made in the most modern style and
so%en boys Boots a PS a,d splendid assort%en, sf
Ter Boot. Cheap sps &c echssp cheaper cheapest
An kinds Of Misses and chdren's Boots and shoes selling Off
N -" '"' R?CaARps, Nos. a2s. as2. or 2s4 Canal st.
the oldest the block and the largest and
far the best assortment of Roots and shoes In
NIB. Don't msnke the numbers al doors listen
calls many have DOM and thought they were buying my
stores next Greenwich they each
ss ssS s ne" and e1. looking goods HSS
II PIERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. $40 Dius
III. icn lone door from Cfntcn) H. returns his thanks
Suss. and Sopes sy srie s.non and thorough Now
edge Of buse 70 obtain continuance OF ,hei, favo he
are superior T. any ye. offered
above lamps to cali his ssS judge for ,semsevss
superiority Of this lights the e1pes'e) over any other
Personal attendance those who fitting mp stores
or in other he
for establishment In the city country He also remads
hts customers and friends that all Spirits delivered by him
sent 10 signed each side board In black and white
letters, III. Percy, Split Lamp, 80 Division q"
~ b. His will call on customers regularly once
week 70 supply the Spirits Lamps wicks and ssses can
obtained from The wagon Spirits delivered az usual Withhold
p No connsciion with any other establishment, nao-sm'
OEPHAN AsYhGM, PRINCE sTHEET-
the receipt OF hundred dollars from Robert White Esq
through hr. John oByanJ John n. L.saL. Treasurer.
NJ r. The public respectfully informed that there
present In this Asylum reary hundred orphan children
depending entirely the generosity Of our fellow etzenS
Those ho chartsby disposed 10 aid towards the support
Of this truly valuable and merorous institution earnestly
invited their mite either the Rev Catholic Clergy
TO the Managers 10 the sisters Of Charity al the Asylum
corner Of Prince snd Nett st. ms.lr
CHEAP CUTLERY FOR CASH Or AP
the finest selection Of Cutlery every Inn
ported into the Uued Stses consisting fShsms whsebone
Self Buck and Stag Tables and Desserts with Carvers 10
match by the package from the shelves Ivory Table Cut
ery with without Forks Caryet snd Scers TO MATCH do
in mahogany Rodgers, Crooks and Wastenholmes
Scissors small Gallery large asortmen small Cutlery
O. makers in almost every variety; Rodgers Butch
Knives Nut Picks and do Crackers Cork Screws and Cham
payne Openers London made Dressing Cases and Bagsee
Tables.
Just received fresh supply ofour celebrated Mathematical
Rsrors, which warrsptgOod
Merchants v ing this CITY advised 10 examine stock
previous purchasing down town, we import direct from
NJ Retailers supplied as usual
GRAvELEY wREAKs
f6-in. Aster House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

MEDlCAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER, No. I Peck
IVA Slip New York, deems proper eccasionaEy remind
old established Dspensary.
To number citizens this metropolis he needs
berads To his victory disease, in It's most
complicated and destructive does he mate
maladies which and won'ankind are subject
n, h ne nsgs leave mos. estfoy 70 remark
SELF personally the welfare his patients ps ms assist.
patents who contact Doctor Carpenter
would add regularly The protests on OF
Of p snes A :; s
hghy respected and much lsnented jobs B. Rodgers NJ
voted hmseto treatment asd cure OF ali delicate or nj.
In the s ca sit sP
C AARessSSEkEks AF
CHARLES S WoE n Medicine de fr-rpaes' par
GELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BALsAM CORA.
VI patented by hoy Academic OF Medicine of PARIS
so famous throughout France, England, Germany Prussia
aIa a. ,nr Continent OF Europe since tie valuable disco
Tn. copav i, ss.am Is Of =. the medicines employed
only specific action of which been doubted
but taste and smell are ,be causes Of il,
being rejected by many patients
10 rs.s H. bee. "sS
nigh. be take. with less repugnsnse, hut hitherto This
active substance, which modfes properties add shus
% s"% ..
such state that cannot occasion he slightest
s. enclosing the geane capsules II encoses tha,
precious medicine in such DISGUISE entirely
the taste and smell and goes into the digestive
out any Other mixture than that Of the gesns with which
enveloped and which completely dissolved in the
stomach. BY this mcsps the Of The goRehon
Ing effected without disgust and consequently without inter-
rupon viii become more prompt and sure, thus pre-
venting The possibility II a relapse
The directions for use well the from The
most emsent physicians of Paris enclosed each box
For sale by all the most respectable apotecaes In the
city snd country.
DruRgas and spohecsrss supplied CAP.
suIes by CHARLES wILDENOw, No. 81 Sherry street
near Franklin square f12.lm-
COOK-wsnled,a Woman 10 cock and wash and iron
~ One who " character nav appIv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

CENys CENTs-CENTs-For sale or eyehang,
~ arge ausnt Of pennies Apply 1.-THE sesh OF this NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
"This world they says world of woe,
But that do deny.'

And so do I'-sad mustached beau in the last
stage of dandylsm, to his companion, the ladies'
gallery, yesterday. "Who, on earth, can complain
of woe, when there are SO many pleasures, such a
succession of delightful parties, and when he is
rounded by SO much beauty o.
Pom my SOUL you're right-aw replied the
one addressed, running his fingers through the curls
of his scratch" Vous dreS raisor as wesay in Pa
ris-aw-and then you know
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

ltOOk-Wsnied,a Woman to cock and wash and iron
~ One who f competent and OF geod apply
nj 30 Canal street. corner Of Broadway. milf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10
IL any pain or care remain,
Well drown il in the BOWL

But, pray, Charles, who is that splendid creature
yonder-aw-l think I've seen her before p and he
put his glass TO his eye and gazed beautiful young
woman seated on the back seatwith eyes ofdeicious
blue, complexion of exquisite fairness, tinted with
the couleur du rese-and rnglets of light auburn
flowing down gracefully on either side OF her face
"'Pon honor, believe il is Miss =, whose mo-
nosyllabc name detest-but whose charms every
man who has a soul must admire. You observe how
retiring she is. She does that TO realize the truth Of
the Italian poets saving
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

Hon. THOMAS BEsTos on WEBB AND THE DUEL
The following letter, addressed by Mr. Benton, Of the
Senate TO the Chairman Of the Duel Committee in the
House, has been published in the Globe 1t expresses
pretty concusvey the accuracy OF webbs statements
In short time shall have all the facts out and then
twill be seen that Webb and King have psblished
falsehoods than would sink city.
The LATE DuEL.-we have been furnished with the
following for publication
wAsBIsGTos CITY, March 6, 1888.
SIR enclose you three printed paragraphs cut from
newspapers having relation 10 the inquiry with which
the commitiee of which you are chairman has been
charged by the House of Representatives The first Il
taken from letter written from Philsdelpha the sc
copd from letter written from this city and the third
;s,ken from the editorial head Of the New York Cou
rer 4 Enquirer; and all OF them suribuiing the deati
Of Mr.. Cilley to my csunseis and con,rivances ~
posveness with which the writers Of these paragraph
detail the circumstances which enable them 10 chsrg
me with the death &c Mr.. Ciley may present them
proper witnesses to be examined IN relation 10 ina
event; and so, have torequcH that may De aho~e
40 be present st their examination.
In the mean time iasticr the dead who can no ION
rsr speak for himself and due regard TO the object
shese coincident movements from three cities induc
rne 10 say that fsr my is concerned, there
rot one partise OF truth in the statements OF these para
grsphs SO far rom counsslling with Mr.. Ciey. AM
preventing him from admitting the report OF IN
conversations with Mr. Graves happens TO be the fac
Ahs never saw Mr.. Cilley, 70 know him but once i
H.. life and that the commencement u the session
xhs. he did me the honor cali upon in conpsn,
vsi,b Mr. P1errs ~ he Senate and that no communi
EATON II ~ written or verbal, direct or indirect
per.opsl or policsl has ever taken place between VA
Instead a. contriving and creating tins duel so hap
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ed before lie eommsnceneni oflhe Jark.
sun Van Barren /. Expsrimrnls upon lie
public errduii,y and common sense.
Bur hnw will Van BHFenlsm rriish The
measure ol resumPlioni We answrr.
moi al air Far il deprises . tie parry
Of The means Of tanning the rmbers &c
sxrilrmrnl srainsl the Banks. which has
hern, for ,ezr past. the sweet morsei
thai tI,sy have ruled under their iangnes.
Ans "..e might have Seen with half nm
eye. fr"m lie course they have pursued
10 reference % ille ques,iaH. that The Van
Buren, politicians ~ere. IN their serrrt
s"uls. al,ngslher oT7,csfd 10 resumption.
Bot resumption silI c.'ur, in spite OF oil
thrir finns 10 pur,pnne u. fnr The benefit
IL ihrir nssierl Resumption y 81 hand,
End now. what will Mrs. Grundy szyi
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A DOMESTIC TALE.
d. ynms, <. Paulainy.

~ Sa'Hts n AaNtsthSs
Nothing ismose common in these times
and. indeed. III times Than 10 hear
men complaining 81 their wives, and
quoting the example of Xsnt.pl,e as an
argument against the respectable insii,u-
lion Of malrimnay. One Will rail against
their exiravagaacr annsher aeains! their
love Of pleasure; another against their
ambition Of rule; another against their va
nifty; anil another against their spirit ~
contradiction. 10 short. there Is nosend
10 the charges brought forward against
the be,.er.halyes of more than half u The
married men Of The presen, age.
But nothing is more easy than 10 prove,
tina, what is called a bad wife isihe great
-, blessing that over eel 70 the lot OF
mortal man, Take Socrates, fnr exam
pie, who is, BY common consent. arknow-
lsdgei as The mos, ,itiuous OF all The pa
gan philosophers. There can be no rea-
s"nable doubt thai lhis superiority was.
IN great degier. owing "a his wife. who
is equally renowned as lie greatest siicw
in all antiquity. twas she that taught
HIN his philosophy. d was 10 her he
was indebted Tor his habi, Of indifference
I" all the lis of lifc; Tor bis submission 10
misfortune; his perfect command 81 ten.
per; his assurance from exresscs az eve
~ kind, and lis indifference 10 life
Without doubt. much or that philusnphic
c""lness with which lie swallowed The
dose Of henllack JUICE, may be falIly as
r'rhei To The lessans he had learned from
his excellent wife Xanlippe, who had
taught him the real value Of subluuary
enlnymenls. lie left nothing II regrei,
and 5" he died Ike philosopher.
IT woald he equally easy 10 aaducc va
r'nn' other instances of illnstrious men Of
antiquity, the fear Of whose wives over,
zane the apprehension Of death, aud who
became heroes abroad entirely on The
score Of being towards at home. but
s"ch an enumeration nigh, prove sn,ne-
what tedious. aud We shall content our.
selves with sitting modern instance
which fell under our own observation, in
Vie hope that. after this, we shall hear no
more idle complaints against bad wives.
u VIII q" Ear I" prove HAT what is called,
ny mistake, good wifs--one who never
""n'radlcts her husband, always approves
az what he says and does, and permit:
a." to do insl as he pIesses--is the great,
's' misfortune that can fall to the lot o.
man. and sooner or later brings him Il
utter ruin.
Frank Weatherhead was an only SON
ana his father dying when very young
TIE ietl exclusively under the care OF ;
weak but aliec,iona,e mother. We are
a"afe that il is customary 10 lay The
" ct 70 IA men a, the doors Ut IN
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liiIaI male Tor niifo

then beheld hlm issuing from behind pile
nf wond. a humble dangling from one bani /,
and With the nIher dragging half-s,arv-
ed, unwilling cur, "a grape vine having
been well srruretl around his neck, WIN.
" iIh his f"rrpaws extended. vas literal.
Iy i,lnughme up the mud. vsinly resisting
the power ol our a,hleuc companion.
All gazed with astnnIshment. but none
thought it advisable, under his present
excitement. (I"r I've appeared in a hnil,ng
rage, 20 inquire the cause Of his absence
anu strange Temperatures. He directed
his course To the cabin, where the insa-
lid was reclining. and forgetting in his
fury, hnw bnule were The contents OF his
bundle. pitched j, 90 The table. exrlain,-
ing. "there are yonr eggs. and " here"
jerking fnrward The miserable lonking
dog. . here's my change" A general
hurst Of laughter followed this exclama-
linn. nor could the gnod heated f.llaw
himself refrain. when behDldlng the ha
voc he had made. for the broken eggs
were nov. streaming from tue table. AMI
his hungry currency most vnraeiaustv.
,levourIng The luscious meal. His stu
y was shor; he had gone to purchase
eggs for his companion: FIVE dollar note
was the smallest he hal, tue eggs cost IS
cents. aud when lie presented hls hIll, the
wnodlnan it'd him he had no other
change than litter II pups. tho ynung 10
be taken fran The slut. or ine dng. which
had airnrtlpd us so much amusement
Aud whats his name" said nne--he
had moi heard il. An old negro. privi-
legged like frnm his age. aud the lengih
Of time he had navigalpd The river. sinad
in one corner enjoying the scene. and
when no response was made n :. y hats
his name." said. (very respectfully
though "p"se, mass, cal! um L" Tan
Rurea Currency" Cullre's suggestion
was adnped. aud The miserable Cur will
go thus sugmaIized Ia his grave.
~ ... Ne,D Fork Star.
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PARRY DEFINITIONS

.fboiifionisi.--An owner Of hundnd
slaves, resil,ag in sIase-holding state,
VIZ: Henry Clay.
.4nii-.aboiiii0nisf.--A resident az !
state where slavery j. prphhresl--a man
who endeavnred 10 exclude Missouri from
The Unian, because she tolerated slaUsry,
VIZ: Martin Van Baren.
fe teraiisf.--A supporter Of The nes.
snres af Washington. Jefferson, and Ma
disna--an advocate for an economical al.
nin'ssaiinn ID the Gnvernment. aud Il.
imitation al Executive power.
Democratic Republiran.--A snppor,er
OF an rxsrasaeant Administration. seeking
To inliict on the cnunry national debt
Of twenty millions per anrum. by the
Issue ~ Government shin plas,ers--a man
who shouts /" Coll far Me Government.
Rags for The People"
Raleigh Register.
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From the Ba'timnre Patio, Of Saturday.
LAND Ult

A Proclamation has been issued hy
Joseph Rllner. the Wing Governor IL
Pennsylvania. enja'ning upon the Ranks
Of that commonwealth general resnmp-
tim et specie parneu,>. Tor all their
liabilities. IN or beirre the 18th hav u(
August next. As cues penusy lvanra. 81
gnes Maryland. Virginia. aud the West.
ern States. Aud We nay nov take IL
for granted that the measure ni rrssmj Il
lion. sd far rs these states are ,nre n
ed, will take place within the rn>,rns
thirty days. The Why's. effectively
and individually. will r+jo'rs al the a,iap
zion of this measure. ioI they have at all
times been in favor III SQUAD currency
namely. specie, and paper convertible .n,t
specie. a, will, such as the country enjoy,