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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

- ZEN hssger. from Bsston informs he citizens Of
where be win rsesiv. orders for banging bells on
sm r.. plan me mos. modern y for which he IN
infringing upon L.
ss s 'f ns
house Boston; American House. az. Je2i sw.
At r2HsRoRDwAy.
hands, prs,sd o. cs may
ss :. the corGsr :: Lsss and soaway a
NAV be seen. '''''''"' 'pee""e" '0oA'
ASA silver plated Door and Number plates the plating Of
which unconaoEy thick, the silver being expressly rolled
Merchants Commission Cards with dls,inc
Letter Stamps, Consular and No.oral Seals engraved
Brass Door Plates, Knockers. e.
aIesm and Broadway
aiLAoTT ms HalEis>A s.sNs. FArH n
PENS, warranted Of best quality.
ndsas co The SSe may hsSs eo
IDENTITY depand upon the man,ance Of ose qualities which
have for gfeatn reputation!
~ b. Beware Counerfes, which easily he detected
which they are put up mI-Sm
GEETLEMEN's
CAST o rou, ctoTHIN
AND TIE FULL vALUF GIVEN CASH, BY
H. LEVE r t
428 Broadway.
Knowing there who make great puff their
cast off Clothing NC &c and
give the uli value for the L. will
gen enen who have such srsles by them,
who for klm OF their receiving the
N B.. line ,hroush ihe post Office otherwls. the
above ADDRESS. viii Inject with due attention. nyl3p'
- $4,000 CARL KING, -
First Pre- naium and tuscan Straw Hat
4..E maGufacturer.
Nos. sS54 Broadway; II and 20 Division street,,
Des Carries de Visites, de noces ct de Conn
~ VISITING CARDS caSDs AT HOME, STORE
WIEN e4"GI s, Sf'if
EEaRAvINe PRINTING, And FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
90 John Sc corner of Hliom st.
EEw YORK.
Visiting Cards, Cards at Home for Wedding Parties, Mer.
camille AID store Cards engraved in superior style and print
ed with the neatness, in The latest and approved
fasiios. jel3
Cr MRS BIRD, Midwife and Fenal. ~ stefan, has
moved 322 Bawery door above Beecke street. whee
ladies be accommodated with board, pleasant furnished
rooms and the best OF enhance during their confinement
Bird continues be consulted all diseases Incidental
| to females Advice gratis mys-3m+
| Composition Ornament Mamufact0ry,
i 591 Broadway New York.
u JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects anc
Builders that he continues luni de
scrption for the interior flashing OF buildings on tie loves
| terms.
Ornaments got npto any design. my9-6ms
/ 3. j. SYLVESTER,
| STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
| Nos $50 BROADWAY, and q WALL STREET.
e. Has other Offices 10 this City elsewhere jei.nis
| ar UNITED STATES, and other Prnasylvasia-alst
Kentucky ONO, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois and korids
| bank notes purchased 1.-THE best nsrkst.erms; a.
| jei6 $50 Broadway, and % Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
DANnRAnIA az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DANCgauA or SALEFi-PANORAMA
OF NiAGARA-The public y respectfully informed that
these masnhcet uc wi be open for exhibition On and
after THURSDAY The 2ls june "a the PanorC ui
ding Garner Prince Mercer streets. Broadway.
The PANORAMA OF JERUSALEM is q spleniid paint.
ing, the largest cass covering surface of ten thousand
square ained from drawings taken by Mr. Cathcrwood
In 1854
Tue PANORAMA OF NIAGARA IL also = splendid pic
and has been by judges superior
Of this celebrated
TO the public.
Open from ga NJ ill 10 r. Ambulance Is each
Psnsrsma.
Bookof description may be obtained at The door At l7i
cents EACH ie26 lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

Cant Marschak Of Brig Caroline arrived this port iron,
pata.ras repors-The weather to have been heavy
win much rain the zt 18th and 18th instsnts the rain
sel IN torrents and great many families had their
houses ON Of inning the sre,ts-
there least 1000 boxes dams ged
many casks 81 mosses and sugar and lumber
.Ir0 nd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

Capt Yates, viii n abe an excursion Co
Island touching Al Fort Hami going and turning
She win leave The Dry Dock al half past O'Clock NJ De-
con Market qsarssr past TO- Pier East River half
past TO-
The passengers win have 6ne opportunity OF wits ssps
beautiful between eleven scops which o
the 4 will also have sufficient me Ceney Island for
bathing AID refreshnent
Var, 80 eers FOR the trip iy23t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

| VAUXHALL GARDEN.
Second appearance Of Mr. Hood, no vii repeat his
deru the tight concluding with his errfa
sion received Friday evening with rapturous applause
The vaudeville OF Our Mary Ann in which Mr Gates
Jonathan Turks Mrs Herring Erncsne Messrs Coll
hns, Taylor Lewis Miss Kerr ana NJ Thoman will appear
new grand overture composed by Rossni will be per.
Termed by the orchestra. Leader, Mr. Mather.
On MONDAY EVENING, July 2 1888,
VIII be presented, first here) popular ievle
OF LIE FINALE HEkEUx or Oar Mary Ann.
DISTRIBUTION.
Colonel Albert. with a song, MrC Taylor
Jonathan Turks, Cats
Sol mon, Collins
Themas, Lewis
Peter, Ne'son
Ernes,ine. with song, Mrs Herring
Mary Anns, Miss Kerr
Aunt Winnifred. Mrs 1homan
Villagers, domestics nc.
Immediately after which there will be ntcrmission OF
thirty minutes during which the New York Bras Band will
play several favorite marcht s-leader, Mr. Lothian.
At the etpiraon OF the intermr son brilliant flight OF
rockets and the trunpst call will sgnaze the ascension ard
sscenson II Mr. Hood single WIRE during which the
will be brilliantly lunina ed with large Bengoa lights
At the highest point Of Mr.. Hoot will lilo,
surrounded by dazzling display Of crimson fire.
Tuesday evening, fayore vaudeville and other enter
tainnents.
The whole conclude with Grand display Of Fire works
Sunday evening Concerts usual.
AdmttsDcs, IS Free Admission during the day
Doors open at o'ciuck Performances at hall
psNs
No poitponement OF the Performance sccoun, The
weather.
Bswery and Broadway stage, will convey visitors from up
ger and lower part " the city during the pero
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
- 49, "a FIs~ING ExCUn ION OF
CvxfA.uru1 MONDAY.-Ihe sts.,.bca, NEW Lon

-
DON. Capt Hitcbcocks, win leave foot of
street ck Csihe rinc NJ hall
AL street ut O'clock Cosndt street nj half past ecoct
Pier No North River snd proceed TO
,r,ep,s board. Fare "
A. Particulars Men ny. person vii y ssendance
-, Ines s.d bait SCRANTON, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
SErrEsaakssSst!SSSs ss oSsSs 7! : SSES

. TIE sew srd eirrsn, steamboat ARROW,
,.,s a.,sh VIII, leave New Yovk, from NE foot ~ Ne
inscr s.rees ON weynssday mcSrsg ysy ss Sels.n
~lIlsss~ ayseS q che .s1 Msy vess SsscSs,r
81 nyssk The Ssy Il y ~ e'ssTsssa o. Nyscs. ~
ecnis eseh veg. w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

rr To The PUBLIC.-I Is earnestly requested that the
vbc will bear misd, the only advertised Pulls
by Physicians are the Ab rnehy Pills,
fpepared from original prescriptions o the great Phy
an xeose name they brar) Sold only In New York. ut No.
so7l Hudson No t8 Nassau street and No l6
Frou ,trrpt Rrockyn They in fact the only remedy
thai can used In az consumption AMI canfmed
ysepa oil hope and every other medicine, has failed
10 he OF the lingering and suffering patient Price
haIf dollar per bex. jy2h
- r~pa ~ FOURTH OF july ExGUR
SrSrz1 SION 70 MEsT PoINrmI.e steam
win leave Peck slip, r. at O'clock, stop st the foot
street half past o'clock and AZ the old states FIT
son dock quate before o'cock ~ for west foi.i
remain two hours and return 10 the c early ~ the
evening" Fare T,r the excursion dollar Dinner he
provided ON hotd those that WISH Tickets tor sale on
tosrd or \, ga Psarlsrre iya-3t'
- l-D~ ~ spLhNoiD rXCUnsioc On
l.-EgA--1N THE FOURTH OF july arsund stntn
ssssnknssx4- Island stopping nj Fort uani anu FERN
Amboy The steamboat III HLA DER Capt. Wardrop
will make Wednesday, july 4h around STA
ten Island, stopping sufficient me- a. Fort HAMILTON anu
Perth Amsoy afford passengers ne opportunity 10 view
the FORT NC leaving the foot .. Wares street al O'CLOCK
Old state Prison wharf II half dast o'c'ock.
Catherine street, Esa River, nj 10 O'Clock.
Fulton street Breeklyn, st q,srt past 10 O'CLOCK
Pier No. I. N. " al hall pas, " o'c och.
Returning o the city about O'Clock. Fare Tor the eru
zion. 80 cents jy25c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

EOUHTH OF JULY CELFBHATION ON
the greer In front OF the II boken iioct-rhe MsSsrs
Per inform their frisads tho pnbs that they have
gagged Mers Gav,y and Wa borrn the afternoon July
ft through their wonderful performances the
In front Of the hotel.
The txbibitior will be rats
Performances o'clock In the afternoon, and
continue until O'Clock.
AThe performance commence with come medley dam
" five psrs-fgho saJs Roia the Irish Li, spa s Wal
There ma luck about the house. Cameronian Rant by Mr.
Nabaurn-
tents. ed every bchoder aud drawn forth the greatest MI
rniinn and applause.
weohen shoe dance by Mr. walbours.
lie cuean fea the Turkish column, by Mr. Carney who
will exhibit his muscular by supporting rec anvs IN
various Poors. and fring ,cupura groups l. hort nta
an rerpe aaE ui,r dircctienS
sailor bornppe by Mr. wslbourn.
The whole conclude with Mr. G1rveys unrival 81 and
exlrno ranary peI oruane on The flying cord jy23t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
KNICxERBOCKEH CIRCULATING LI-

| TERNs-Is ADVANCE.
| Annual Subscription, Ne
Semi. annual " 40
Quarterly, l5e
Nostnly, 70
This Library comprises udcious seiec Of thar
5000 Volumes and y constantly ensging by the addition OF
and Interesting work issues iro the pres
Bessssihe ordinary catalogue braces uvetc library
Of moal snd entertaissg character Ladies SIS xens
wbo reside In TIE upper par the civ viii not eniy
find their Interest ssd bot enute them
selves 10 thsshs of proprietor by essrossx
the s,hcsbook Warehouse s.d Music Store Nes az SO
nleecher street jc2Si1s
~ q the New Work Criche CIsb, snd s nends aed eI-
Isvtsrs o. the came, vqsessd e meet ~
jay . 70 ushe arpngene.s 'ss passG hssdb Gsne -
~ ~ q July. jsSW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
ITO LADIES OF MUSICAL TAs'VE-To be q

M r" Yum n I'd
July, will he offered for sale this OF
the finest horses that bsye under the hammer in loag
time, both slagle and in pairs
Amor Others bay horse yearsold II high
kiad In harness. has beer used family
yeer OF nne action, peaaat driver, will tro mile
minutes has trained is sound
This horse is veil known 10 the proprietor of TAFT rsas and
he with SAFETY recomend him 10 gentleman wishing
a first horse for the road
Also the celebrated fast trong horse David old.
kind the saddle warranted sound and
" miles within the hour and single mile in minutes
The matched 50 miles in hours and lost his
match ipdscree only tn the opinion of all
who III being sc seconds over his time.
jy2-lt %. J. MOORE, 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

Composition Ornc mt MRnufactOry,
594 Broadway, New York.
u JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects an
Builders that he continues furnish de
crpon for the interior flashing of buildings tie loves
terms
N B. Specimens can he the mandatory above
Ornaments got npto any DIES gn my9.6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
THE FIRsT BIG BOOT-Yelow MotI str,

the Biggest Big Boot or Original Mammoth ut cost !
cost!-at cost !l12 Chatham Streets ssllpg off
complete well assorted stock C BOOTS and SHOES
and below cost and description Of goods III
the line and being determined III all no favor with
their patronage the handsome Boots pegged
and ewed legged Boots OF the fastest fashion, pump soes
NJ B-Thc Store and Basement let. 20 1w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
q. RULLE n

S.KULLEn,
~ 1sm Hssger from Boston, informs The citizens ri
NV York that be has taken shop Ne. ASA Broadway,
where he Will receive orders for hanging bells =
sno improved plan in the modern ,ye for which s in
os the public he has patent rs h and fobids all persons
lie would iaorm the public Of the following references
-Asor House, New York; Clinton Hotel do; fremont
House. Boston: American House Je2t 6w<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02
nYsFNTANY sYkUP.5An ettctual cure Z
WALKER, No. 40 South ST.

NEW WOE K-Just published by WA II. YER
MILYE-Voyagrs 10 III South Seas, Pacific Ocean de
contasrg new discoveries Of groups OF Islands, ne &c not
heretofore also the rise progress OF tie
South Exploring Elk pedion, interesting
omir work For sale by the publisher 2s2 Greenwich
Al anub y other bso kselIets. ie27.qtt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

now making Ice cre,m. favored with his Compound Va
nj la Syru which exceedingly coce
II will be served by the glass the furnished
order by prvsle fnm les Those who have delicate In
such matters invited To call and try where Sy-
rup for sale whole ale and retail and also Tor sale by
O. h g Leeds, Maiden Lane, No l3e
Dr. Hart, Broadway, cor Chambers St
Van Bensehotes, Broadway, Whiiesl
Dickey, Lispenard St
Kipp Broome st.
briggs, Amty.
Staples, Chase CO. Bowery No. ls2
Rich 4 Brother, |" %.
Burre. Chatham st. cor Doyers.
Gassner Young No iS2.
Agents waned in every town In the United states Ap
je25 ISL n. GREGORY. 1911 williams st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-02

Nos. $50 BROADWAY, and p WALL STREET.
=. Has other ofces Ia this City elsewhere eiuis
ar UNITED STATES, and other Penasyivasia-also
Kentucky, ONO, Tennessee Iadiana Illinois and Florida
bank notes puI chased the best narketierns. at
s. j. SYLVESTER'5,
jei6 $50 Broadway, and % Wall street
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

O,!t in the autumn woods The broad leaf of
the sycamore hath fallen upon the strcamet and
hath passed on with its tumbiing waters, dis
parts them where 1t has rested against OBJ
struction. The Buckeye is bare. The Maple Is
golden leaved. save where, Is spread on field Of
orange, the hectic flush which marks approaching
decay, or where the saps yat family coa-sing.
and delicate green remains. The Oak is of !
deep crimson, and the Gum even Yet of a hlooder
hue. Far of, on the tall ciil. the spiral pine
and cedar, IN their eternal green. Dat IN the
Autuma wood! When the leaves falling, like
the fakes in the snow-storm. 1t is time for re-
ffection--t is time for lofty contemplation.
The soti IS full, If il have the capacity feel, and
it gushcs forth, though, the tongue speak not And
vet it is Irresistible, roam through the Autumn
woods, and listen the thousand whispering
tongues, which ti.l the air. The ialtncss Of fczl
ing must be relieved, by the merry shout and loud
haoo.
Ne welcome thee, Autumn. Thou art the
dearest - ofatl the seas0ns-save the Hover
month. We hail thy coming now. not as has been
our wont Since thou vast last here, we have
los, friends; and in thy waiting Winds and out be
meath the Skv, and roaming through thy varied
eorgeoas-i cred woods, our thought shall DC turn
ed to their memories.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

A FOUL FLooD.-The Globe says that the req
eralsts deluged the country without the slightest
necessity, with foul food of shinpiasters, struck
10Th plates prepared in adraace,'
The only Fejeralist whom we know to have
been engaged in getting up such adeluge - Mt,
LEVI NoopBURy--who has struck OF S2o,ooo,o0o
of Government shin plasters, on plates prepared
before the law authorizing their issue passed
Congress. These the touiest shin-Pias'ers
that we know anything about-and the country
has been charged 10000 dollars for the plates,
and the paper on which they were printed
We will not say that there was no necessity
for this issue-because we know that the extrav-
acance Of the administration had brought the
Treasury to its very lees--and Mr.. Wright assu-
red Congress that the wheel. Of Government must
stop, if the Treasury were not permitted to issue
shin plasters But it is disgracetul to tho admin
istration that such necessity should have exis-
ted 1t is miserably disgraceu that men who
promised the people to expend less than Sl2,Oco,-
900 per annum should squander EIGHT AND THIR-
TY MILLIONS, and issue irredeemaeie paper to sup
ply the demands of their extravaganza.
n. Y. Courier.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
MILFORD BARD.

AuTuMN!-Thou art with US. Already we feel
the prickles in the morning air. And the stars
shine out at night with peculiar lustre.-Shorsly
we shall see the rich tnts which thou f1ingest on
the woodlands, and then thy russell livery. And
if thou art now bright, and gay. and beautiful,
thou art not less lovely when thy hazy atmosphere
spreads voluptuous softness over nature--when
the sun himself is shorn This beams. and like a
pale planet wanders through the sky.
Autumn. With its fields of ripening corn, and
its trees laden with fruit. and its vines with clus
tering grapes
s.Rselins earth parp.e and gushing
and clear, sparkling streams, and salmon Fishing.
and tieid-Sports is here.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

4 NEW MovE-I, is stated in the Nashville
Wing, that Mr.. Speaker Polk announced himself
as a candidate for Governor of Tennessee, at the
August election in 1889, at a public dinner near
Murf.ccsboro Gen. Carroll formally declined in
favor of Mr.. Polk, on account Of i'll health, nc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
srxEcTED POETRY.
From the London Evangelical Magazine.

From the London Evangelical Magazine
THE CONF PASS.
=. ssrn was loud-before the blast
e, ,allant bark was driven;
..S.ming c.ests the pillows reared,
.lrs ono friendly star appeared
4,rpush all the vault of heaven
a.,o,le,s still the stecrsman stood,
- razed without sigh,
$50, yosed OF, needle bright and slim,
- lighted by a lantern dim,
NJ eonpassaecss his eye.
e..s taught his farksomc course to steer,
4. brea.hed no wish for day;
3. red tho whirlwind's headIong might,
N, oure shsoughou. that dismal night
To fear or doub. gave way.
a cha. j. oft the Christian life
: n. .a.sap a dark and dreaf.
!. p,Vueh which, wi,hou, blithesomc ray
n vorIaly bliss cheer his way,
n mus, his vessel steer:
" let min meier TO sorrow yield,
For in the sacred page
i eompass shines divinely true,
~ ,elf-illumined g.ee,s his view
Amidst the tempest. rage.
I'm firmly let him grasp the helm,
Though loud the pillows roar;
"a soon. his tolls and troubles past,
q, anchor he shall safely cast
On Canaan's happy shore.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

Divisions may spring up, i'll blood arise, parties
be formed and interests may seem to clash; but
the great bonds OF the nation linked to what
is passed The deeds of the rrea, men. TO whom
this country owes its origin! and growth. are
pa trifnonv. know. of which its children Will new
err deprive themselves. As long as the M,ssis-
sippi and the Missouri shall flow, those men ana
those deeds will be remembered on their banks.
The sceptre ofgovernment may go where II Will;
but that of patriotic feeling can never depart
from Judah.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

| sent. with any vivacity, to the mind. The wild
erness, which one year is impossible. is iravcrsed
/ the mex, BY the caravans OF the Industrious emil
grants, who % to follow the setting sun, with the
language. tie institutions ami the OF civilized
life. Ii is not the Eruption OF Wild barbarlans.
come to visit the wrath of God on degenerate
empire; it the inrnad OF disciplined bandit
! ii, marsha!led by The inirisues Of ministers and
kings. |; S the human family, led out 70 possess
its broad patrimony.
The states s nations, which are springing up in
| the valley OF tho Missouri, are bound by the
dearest ties a con.alon language, common gov
eminent, aaI common descent. Be:ore New
England can look VITA col3ness thcic rising
myriadS, she must forget that of the best ct
her own blood IS beating III their veins; that her
hardy children, with hcr axes their shoulders,
have been literally among tho pioneers III this
march OF humanity; that, young as she Is. she
has become the mother OF populous states
What generous mind would sacrifice, TO sell
fish preservation OF local preponderancc, the de-
light OF beholdng civilized nations rising up III the
desert; and the language, the manners. the snsti-
tutIons, to which ne mas been reared carried with
his household gods to the foot OF the Rocky Noun
taiGs! WAC can forget that this extension Of our
territorial limits, is the extension OF the empire OF
al! We hold dear; Of laws, of our character,
of the memory OF our ancestors, OF The great Il
ciiieycmcnts in our history -Whitbersoevcr the
sons o.. the thirteen states shall wander, to south
ern or western chimes. they will send Icll their
hearts 10 the rocky shores, the battle fields. aud
the intrepid councils ofthe Atlantic coast. These
are placed beyond the reach of vlcsstuje. They
have become. already, matter of history, OF poe
Try OF eoquencc.
The love where death has his seal,
,.rbfV rive IstaaI
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

A gentlemen, from the Hooshier State, has
sent us for publication the following card, publish
ed in handful form, specimen of the manner
in which Hoosher Democrat addresses the pco-
ple-Cia. Gazette.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
From the Baltimore Patriot.
A COCyECTED FARMER.

.'Was hare such person known coasentei far
rr,n-l
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

Hamilton Co, Ia, July 3lss, 1888"
Prentice had better be settling up hrs accoun's
with this world. and make sosne preparations ior
The next. His time is fast appfoaching.-bdHser.