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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20

TIE BousDARY.-We understand that the commits
sioners for the survey Of the Boundary-Messr Desne
Norton, and Irish-are in session Bangor, pre-
parstory their departure for the foner and the dis
pued territory.-Portiaud 4drertisor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20

Sscs of Government and Time of meeting Of ne Leafs
idture.
Maine, Augusta, LIST Wed. in JAM
New Hampshire, Concord. LIST Wed in JUNE.
Vermont, Montpelier Cd Thursday in Oct.
Massachusetts. Boston, LIST Wed in jan
Rhode Island Providence. LIST Wed. May, July; New.
port, last Wed Oct. July
Connecticut, Hartford and New Haven Is. Wed in
May.
New York, Albany, LIST Tues. in Jan.
New jersey, Trenton, 4th Tues. in Oct
Pennsy lvania, Harrisburg, LIST Tues. in Dec
Delaware, Dover LIST Thurs. Jan.
Maryland. Annapolis, last Mon in Dee
Virginia, Richmond lst Mon. in Dec
North Carolina, Raleigh I'd Mon. in Nov
South Carolina, Columbia, 4th Mon. in Nov
Georgia, Milledgeville, LIST Mon. in Nov
Alabama, Tuscaloosa 9Th Mon. in Oct
Mississippi Jackson. 4fh Mon in Nov
Louisiana, New Orleans, LIST Mon in Jan
Tennessee, Nashville. Sd Mon Sept
Kentucky, Frankfort, last day Dec
Ohio, Columbus, LIST Mon. ia Dec
Indiana, Indianapolis, LIST Mon. in Dec
Illinois, vanaalia, lst Mon. in Dec
Missouri Jefferson city, LIST Mon. in Dec
Michigan, Detroit, LIST Mon in jan
Arkansas, Little Rock LIST Men. in Jan
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is thought that the alterations in the steam frieate
Fulton will be completed this week-Aerardris
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6h SOn REWARD CROSSES SPECIFIC MIX.
&CUU TURE-For the cure or gono, rrps elects stric


SoUU TURE-For The cure Of eonotrhas, elects s,ric
lures and ansasous plants Of the organs OF generaticn
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
eskes speedy and permsnen, cure without the
gard TO diet drink exposure, Or change 10 appicsonto bu
We give 10 long qusel.h recommendation. to deceive tn,
speak Cor H. Our object notify where be had and
%ns The ,uS. will II sS
pls cure, urd der a forfeiture ofesso.
This disease that usforussey pervsdes all RANKS Of
eietyhigh low rich poor single. They
presented with remedy by which they can cure
themselves without the least exposure in the shortest time
Further the disease csnpe, be eop,eedR dose Of the
pu' NJ i bo,is. wiIb s ra drseess seesRpsnyos H.
VI ssoe One bottle las,sa week, which generally cures
For sale only ., Dr. VIM. H. Minors drug store No lss
and Jones and Hutchuon Of Chesas ssa 7h
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and opposite, the exchange, continues TO insure sgsns
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and upon goods, wares and nercbasdre.
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Thomas suhorn, Robert Dyson,
Campbell r white Hbner weymss,
Rober, D DiTor, George CeggcshslL
Hamilton Murray, Thomas Nssmith,
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favorable any other Office.
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Anson Hsker, Joseph Drste,
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Ales Msaerton, Caleb e. Tunis,
Francis r. Sage, samL undcrhhll
W. THoRNE, President.
GEO r. NOPE, Secretary. jas
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public they have just reopened he above
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time time the of their patrons may deem IL
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Mr.. The stor. toilet Ipauire as above. Sc inn

MEDICAL CAKD-DR. CARPENTER, Ee. Peck
lvl Slip, New York deems II proper occasionally to remind
the public that he continues administer TO The afflicted At his
old established Dispensary.
To Of this metropolis he needs
hersds his victory dis In It's most
ucve does he deem material 10
be very specific enumeang the o the various naa
dies to which mankind and woRanknd subject
70 he begs leave respectfully To remark that
he himself Office practice AVID dssors himself per.
sonay the welfare his patients, keeps assistants
shop boys ces for the privacy OF paieEts
who come In contact
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated 10
the profession OF me tcine and and rec ved his D
poma year 1919 OF the New York STATE Medical Socie
w. signed by the highly and much amented John
r. B. Rodgers D. President and that lac has for long
series devoee himself the reaimest AID cure oil all
deli and private diseases
Re particular in rumber-4 Peck Slip near fearst
sly Ds. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20
No, 40

Inc following table exhibits at a single view. the
'"e' Oh hoaing elections, the seats of government and
me stated periods Of the meeting Of the legislatures Of
each OF the several States of the Union.
TINE HnI III 20 RI rcrInss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20

WHIPS AND THONGs-Fine ivory mounted
w stage. Gig and Ring Whips
Cord and Gut mounted Stage. dig and Ring Whips
Planters Cr-ps and Leather Wagon whips
Thongs every ceseripcn tor sale ~ manufacturers
nr,ces nv l.. C. PlLsBURY h CO,
81 iwf 1le Maiden lane, MP tairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20

e'aies. Time Of holding elections.
Name, ID Monday in September
New Hampshire, cd Tuesday in March.
vermont Isl Tuesday in September.
Massachusetts, I'd Monday in November
Rhode Island } Governor and Senator in April
Representatives in Apr. Il Aug
Connecticut, LIST Monday in April
New York, LIST Mon. Tues. Il Wed in Nov.
New Jersey, I'd Tuesday in October
Pennsylvaeia, I'd Tuesday in October.
Delaware, I'd Tuesday in November
Maryland, lst Monday in October
Virginia, Sd Tuesday in April.
North Carolina In July and August
South Carolina, 2a Monday in October
Georgia, lst Monday in October.
Alabama LIST Monday in August.
MISSISSIPPI, LIST Monday in November.
louisiana LIST Monday in July.
tennessee, LIST Thursday in August
Kentucky, lstMenday in August
Ohio cd Tuesdav in OcIeber
Indiana LIST Monday in August
Illinois, ln Monday in August
Missouri, LIST Monday in uoust
Michigan. Is, Monday in November
Arkansas, LIST Monday in November.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20

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second hand c.,hes, for which Ne will pay the
prices. Persons having clothing To OF
will do well to call be will rive At least Is ceHt
more Al present thar d. red after the l Of October Aks
frs. who unders tasd repairing
Ia the neates Gentlemen leaving sending their
address. will he attended to s3-eod4w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20
mn. CHuRCH,s GENUINE VEG ETARLE

nR. CHURCH'S GENUINE EEG ETABLE
~ nded by the Faculty for Diseases OF the
face This lotion excced by other In the worlds
eradieatrs reekle pmps, spots rednes and all cuts
neous eruptons II has been adunred by the proprietor
with great for years In Europe and America
II perfectly SAFE powerful and possesses all the good
qualities Of celebrated cosmetics bottle al - cents
will be found sufficient prove lis value.
To be had al Or. CnUReHs Dspessary. Iss Bowsry
spring q. tl-In-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20

MEDICAL AND sUnGICAL.-DR- GLOVER
lvl Is consulted usual In the treatment OF certain class Of
lie sPprses the public that he has received regular
professional education In this corniry and 10 be clace
with the elfnamed docts medical pufe and pretesders
The day Office No. Ann the American Museam.
Private third door from the Museum. Lamp the
inner Office door n the evening iez7u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-20
FQa DYING THE HAIs, I,G@ GTsy q Sss z !.

no Il DYING TIL r. HAIH, from UrcN OF Voc 70 =
Il beautiful Black or Brown.-MAHJhMED'S TURKISH
l. universally admitted the article
public It is daily superseding other Prepa
Tor the purpose, which Is mostly composed OF deleeri-
materials and eventually give emit ely TO the
Turkish D,e Its operation almost magical being applied
head night before bedon ag the mora
ing tho Is complete. The skin Gtme suf.
change e from disc Torment, eruption rcughness,
other cause It's being attended with Inconvenience
or IN coAsqut noes whatevsr Sold wholesale aad retp by
III. G. HART, ITS Broadway,
a2l q Courtandt
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-03

DEATH OF CATHARiNE BRANT.-The Upper Canada
papers announce the death, at the Mohawk Village, on
the Grand River OF Caharine Brsnt, relct Of Captain
Joseph Brant the celebrated leader of the Six Nations
aged rs years. This Indian princess was remarkable
woman. She was the third wife of the distinguished
chief whose name during the war of the.Amercan re-
vouton carried into every border hamlet and was
moreover in her own right, by birth, the head Of the
great Indian conederacy Of the Six Nations Hence,
the death Of her husband, in 1907, upon her dcgoIv
ed the naming Of successor to the head chlcialncy OF
the alliance The post conferred on her youngest
son. the late John Brant who died Of the cholera IN
1882. On the dcccaseo this noble fellow. who was
her favorte son. she appointed TO the cheftancy M
FAINT prsndchild, the son of Col William j. Kcer, Of
Brant House, Wellington Square, who married the
youngest daughter Of Joseph Brant. The chief Is
sprighy little ellow-hree quarters Mohawk, and IN
hcritinr his white blood from Sir VIM. Johnson, OF
whom he is the great grandson Mrs Brant the de-
ceased was true Mohawk. She very handsome
when Young and was married 10 Captain Joseph Brant
at Niagara in the spring OF 1880. When the old chief
visited England the first time, in l775-6, having re-
solved to take up the Ratchet in the Of the crown
he procured large gold finger ring, upon which hs
name--Joseph Brdnt ThGyeHdanegea, engraved,
in order that in the event OF his fall his body might be
known Soon after his death this ring vast lost and
not seen again until ploughed up in field, two
years ago Its recovery gave great Joy to the old lady
who happened to be on visit her daughter when 1t
was found After tho war her husband built mansion
at the head Of Lake Ontario where he adopted the EGG
lish style Of living to considerable extent But on
his DEATH Mrs Brant resumed The Indian mode Of lie,
and returned among her people, on the Grand River,
where she has resided since, with the exception OF
occasional visits TO her accomplished daughter at the
Brsnt House. -PouLsoa's Id.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-03

risen from the dead. Though he would not
believe Moses and tho prophets, he believes
the handwriting Of God himself in the desola-
ton and eternal ruin around him."
How extraordinary has been the contrast
with Israel. He too had sinned, and punish-
ment was denounced against him; but that
punishment was coupled, moi with bis extinc-
lion but his preservation and eventual re-
storaton 10 happiness and power. The pro-
mise was to Abraham and his seed, and that
promise has been kept and will be kept. His
descendants have been chastised but not con-
sumed-dispersed among all the nations UNI
der heaven--yet in every land, preserved
separate and distinct people For nearly three
thousand years Of their history, they have
been in bondage and dispersion, yet have pre-
served their religion, their language, their
habits and their cusioms--unmingled with
others. They have been compared to the
waters Of the Rhonc, which flow through
without mixing with the waves Of the inter-
vening lake, until they discharge themselves
in the ocean. Seven millions of them yet
remain in the four quarters of the globe, trod-
den down by the gentiles, but awaiting their
restoration and they will be trodden down,
until the time of the Gentles be fulfilled but
as surely as Esau is extinct, Israel will be
restored. The words of the prophecy will
stand sure They will yet wake from their
slumbers and believe. An avenging God
will then become restoring Saviour to "a
guilty but repentant people. They viii be
gathered. The glory which departed when
the tragedy on Calvary was enacted, will
come again. Jerusalem will be rebulded.
The house Of Aaron will again minister in
her temple. The dark tresses of the daugh-
tiers of Zion, which have hung mournlally in
exile, will be wreathed again in beauty, and
anthems and homage ascend from Moriah to
the Great Deiverer.
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THE MADIsoNIAN.
rna rnE couNrRY.


We commenced on Saturday last the publication Of
weekly edi.ioa d she Madsonian. and shall issue the
second humber to-day, This edition will comprise
condensed report Of the daily proceedings Of both
Houses Of Congress. with all the editorial matter and
much other poliea statistical financial and mseella
pcOus reading comprised in the edition Published every
other dsy-6pg The four sides Of the shse, with read
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This will prove valuable acquisition we aaier our
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The price for the Msdisonan. weekly, one year, i
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December l6, 1887
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Secrets Of Comfort-Though some small
evils, like invisible insects, infict pain, and
single hair may stop vast machine, yet the
chief secret of comfort lies in not suffering
trifes to vex one, and in prudently cultivating
an underground of small pleasures, since We
ry few great ones, alas are let on long
leases.
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EMBASSY TO THE EASTERN COURTS or
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=. ROBERTS. in the Z. s. soop OF war Peacock
dnnnc the years ls3.33 and a. IS Just published and
iAiS day received For sale by
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lust RECEIVED
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baskets Chamraigne, Key and other brands,
casks Dunbars Brown Stout in a. and pint bottles,
70 Kegs prime Butter, Baltimore inspection,
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II oCHAKD KEY BLANK BooKS.-A few just re-
IL ceyed from the first lot thai has reached this country
from England The lock is sunk in the cavity OF the
book 10 present ineumbrance whatever Useful to
the Merchant the Banker the Broker, the Diplomats,,
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on the Population, Wealth and Revenue Of the British
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From te Nep York Mirror.
THE RIFLEMAN's SONG AT BENNING-
TON

Why come We hither, sirangcr7
Your mind what madness fills
In our valleys there Is danger,
And danger on our hillsl
Hear We mol the singing ~ A
OF the bugle, wild and free7
Full soon yell know the ringing
OF the rife from the tree
The rifle the sharp rife!
In our hands IL is no triae
Ye ride goodly steed-
He may know another master:
Ye forward come with speed,
But yen learn to- back much faster
When We meet our mountain boys " ~,
And their leader, Johnny StaTke!
Lads who make but little noise,
But who always hit the mark
With the rife, the true rife
In THEIR hands twill prove no tridel
Had We no graves at home,
Across the briny water,
That hther ye must come,
Like bullocks to the slaughterl
II we the work must do,
Whytbe sooner his begun,
II flint and trigger hold but true,
The quicker twill be done
BY the rifle, The good rifel
In OUR hands Il is no triile
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THE CITY OF THE SULTAN--i5y Miss PAR
i DOE; and Vandalism. OF Animal Magnetism, no.
vel in volumes. is this day received and for sale by
f. TAYLOR or for circulation among the subscribers TO
the Wayerly Circulating Library. dec2s
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me Dy which 10 know thee, We would call thee
VII. Shakespeare.
Let thy devotee extol thee,
And thy wond'rous virtues sum;
But the worst of names I'll call thee,
U! thou hydra-monster RUM!
Pimple maker-visage-b loater,
Health corrupter-idler's mate;
Mischief acknowledgements
Credit spoiler-Devil's bait.
Alms-house builder-pauper maker,
Trust betrayer--sorrow's source;
Pocket-emptier--Sabb
science-stifer-guilt's recourse.
Observation-Disclosures -shalterer,
Thirst-ncreascr-vagra thief;
Cough producer-trcacherou hatterer,
Mud bedauber--mock-relief.
Business-hnderer-s pleen-distiller,
Woe beget,er--friendship' bane;
r-Bridewell-fller
Deb,-involyer-toper's chain.
wner--honor-wrecker,
Judgment arper-blue-faced quack
Feud-beginner-rags-b edecker,
e-enkindler-forlune's wrack.
Summers cooler-winter's warmer,
neutrality-suspicious. snare;
Mob-collecior--man'S transformer,
Bond-undoer- gamblers fare.
Speech bewrangler-- headong -bringer,
fundamentally fire;
o-movcr-frebrand flinger,
observation-disclosures sire.
Sinew's robber--worth-d epriver
Strength subduer-hideous foe;
Reason thwarter-fraud contriver, .
Money-waster-nations voc.
Vile seducer-joy -dispeller, s
ace-disturber-bla ckguard's guest
Slolh-implanter-liver
Observation-Disclosures pest,
Utterance -boggler-stench emitter,
Strong-man' s-sprawler-fatal drop;
Tumult- raiser-venum-Spitter,
Wrath-inspirer--coward's prop.
in-inflicter-eyes-inham
Heart-corrupter-folly nurse;
Secret-babbler-body manner,
st-defeater--loathsome curse.
Wit-destroyer-joy-i mpairer,
Scandal-dealer-foul-m outhed scourge;
s-blunter-youth-ensna
Crime-inventor-ruin verge.
Virtue-blaster -base deceiver,
Rage-displayer-soi's delight;
Noise-excer-stomach HEAVIER,
-spreader--scorpion's bite.
l-ploter-rage-discha
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sway;
er-,ongue-enlarger
Malice-venter-pEATH's BROADWAY.
-window-smasher,
Deaths forerunner-hells dire drink;
Ravenous murderer-wind-ppe slasher,
Drunkard's lodging, meat, and drink
A Desperate Rcsoluc.-Married on the 18th ins
Madden, Esq. to Emily Sarah, daughter Of W
bertson, Esq.
No longer" quo!h Emily, single I'll tarry,
For solitude can only sadden me;
To Danish dull care and blue devils I'll marry
Altho' suchproceeding should Madden e." /.
A Friend in ccd-Married on the l4th instant
w. Need, Esq. 10 Lctitia Mary, daughter of the
e Major Gen. Hail.
She sigh'd for wedlock's joys, It's said
What Joys can those exceed
And when she felt inclined to wed,
She found friend in Needl