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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-05
TO s0UTHEkM MEMCHANTs..

=
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, nc
u A. w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, 10 opening fun
Fall supply Of Hardw sale the reasonable
crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and sauce Pans.
crates Sheet Iron do. do
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do. Pen and Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors, nc
60. Rasors; 10 do Files and Edge Tools.
50 do. assorted Trace Chains.
200 dozen do. Axes.
10 q uns Pistols and Rifles
go pairs self cooking and revolving Pistols
Together with general OF ShsIl NardvaTrs;
Japsnned Fancy Goods suitable Tor tine Souhers
market. aug SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-05

Mount a. wilson,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
100 Water, next the corner of wast
Signs plain aad ata Military Flags and Devices OF
every description painted With always durability
propristy and good taste.
A uniform system Of charges adhered to.
aulQ. 9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-05

NJUslC-Bslls and parties supplied Nh Music ny spp,
N ING 81 Ne lno wiam street, wbercurders purrtush
auenlea ~ by lsloNl : -" ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21
I'm port ant to MflIiners. Country Merchants
and the Ladies' In general.

IL CARL KING, ths we'll known and celebrated First
nd Hat Manufacturer Maes-
y Victoria Queer OF England respectfully informs the La
dies oil New York and vicsy and the public generally that
he has wholesale business and has entirely
given up two Of his retail stores naey 1854 Broadway and
80 Ro wery but he will have always hand
eeg large OF superior qualify ashe
bly, manufactured Leghon, Florence Tuscan and English
Straw HAS his residence No IA Dvsoa ST. by the single
hat very reasonable price, MiRers and Country Mer-
chants will always nnd general and of
fabric wholesale price OF Leghoras Florence EIai
Tuscsn English Straw Hats By the dozen case at his
Wholesale Warehouse No. II Madcn Lane, up stairs,
reasonable terms any house IN the city,
~ b. lie will keep elegant assortment of the most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the
Set, al a very reasonable price Jy3l-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21
The Journal.
PAGE TX.
JusE l6, 1888.

JUNE ~ 1000
have been sngularly fortunate in falling IN win
the young qusen in my afternoon excursions at the
wee, end among the Parks and round about the pal
aces The first sight had of her, was however, al
the Italian Opera Odd enough, without any know
ledge of localities, or any design, was pushed by
the Gro Nd Of ladies' in roses and gentlemen In white
gloves into a seat almost opposite to the Royal box.
This box is on the second tier-the second from the
staee-or The third, forget which-and on the lett
hand. got very comfortably squeezed into the pit
with a very pretty young girl directly before me-
whose luxurious neck and resses could not help al
mos, touching with my long nose. Behind me there
were three ladies, two young ones and fat MOTHER
weighing. heaven only knows how many stone One
az the Young ladies' perfect maybe in chatter
;no-but oaite pretty. She knew every body and
avery thing that appeared in the boxes on the stage
and she talked so that could hear her distinctly
Sometime before the young queen came in she was
wondering" whether she would come or not. Al
last, about 10 o'clock, when the Opera was half
through, the royal party entered.
There there there" said the young grl-"there's
the quesntheres the queen" looking up to the box
away to the left. looked too and saw fair, light
haired little girl, dressed with great simplicity IN
Whtte musiDi pinin naH win DUO Iippoh oc"""i
enter the box and take her seat half hid in the red
-drapcry, at the corner remote from the stage.
"Oh how sweet and pretty and 80 simple too,
10 she - exclaimed, soffo roce the girl behind me.
The queen is certainly very simple in her appear
aace bat am no, sure whether this very simplicity
does not set off to advantage her fair pretty rather
pheasant, little round Dutch face Her bust is cx
tremely we'll proportioncd-and her complexion very
fair. Then there il slight parting Of the two rosy
lbs, between which, if you are near enough, you
discover little hicks Of something like very whit,
teeth. The expression Of her fair face is amablc and
,oodtempered. l could nothing Of that awfu
ro,;esiy-tha, mysterious something that " doth
hedge queen" To me she looks good deal like
,nreuy Bowery girl, dressed up on the Sunday, anc
about to take an excursion to Hoboken, before th'
Cloths and vandsls Gu, up the walks.
Anropos. there Is no public place or promenade
tina, can equal Hoboken in picluresqueness, wil'
grandeur, or romantic beauty. The parks here arr
more class,cal-more elegant--morc cut and carvet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

PoLicE-Saurday-O Outrageous Assault ON a Cleyoy
maR.-On Friday nigh last colored man named VIII
lis Hodges, was lodged in the watch house for most
outrageous attack upon the Rev. William J Loomas
pasor of the African church the of Church and
Leonard streets. 1t appears that Mr.. Loomas, who is
white man, elected their PASTOR by the congrega
ton of thst church. about years SINCE and that the
congregation feel every satisfaction with him. About
the time he was chosen, colored of education,
and preessed pretty named William j. Hodges brother
of Willis who belonged the congre CATION made ine-
rest for the appointment Of himself PASTOR but he did
not succeed. He was at the time, and still is, living
with white woman, who has borne him acEd to whom
ne processes have been married. but it appeared from
police office Saturday morning that the doubts
tanned by the congregation the propriety of his
cennexion with his alleged wife, had strong influence
IN producing his rejection as their pastor.
The consequence of that disappointment was that
the two brotherscreaed msch difficulty in the church,
that both have since been publicly expelled and threats
of violent retaliation Mr. Loornas have been fire.
quently expressed by Willis. On Friday evening he
put his threat into execution. After service, that
evening as Mr.. Loomas on his way home, accom-
panied by Of his congregation Willis approached
him in and by single blow the face, levelled
him with the ground, knocking three of his front teeth
instantly out, loosenng others and brusng his face
verely He was seized on the spot and lodged in the
watch house, and in the morning Mr. L. appeared at
the police office and entered his formal complaint Of the
outrage. For this Willis held bail in $1,000
his surety justify in double the and his bro
that he worth $4,000 property located the
of Fourth and South Eighth streets, Willamsburgh,
his bond received, and Willis discharged from
custody.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21
From our Evening Edition.(

nNoihEh NEW CoUNTERFHIT-H r. Seymour,
ESD this morning handed in the following description
OF new counterfeit: $40 Chautauque County Bank at
1anes.o~n letter b. No. 1915 dated Dec. 4, 1886 !;
payable 70 70 :, haia Foot Pre.t A. D. Putchn
alcnn Cashr engr aving coarse and paper
Two OF these bills were passed in this eity las, night
Any at all acquainted with menev need M, he a.
ceiveo by them they are clumsy nitatons.-Bueais
Com. Advertiser
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21
IFrsm the New orleans Picayuns OF Aprr AL

From the New orleans Picayuns OF April ~
nI6EAEh-Al The earRest request OF MIR. L. H. =,
~ OF the Parish OF Ascensln La give publicity to the
follewin. note:
Messrs Notwithstanding tia duty which owe to my
fellow well Mr.. Lys agent FOR Hunters Red
Drop your city, beg that you will allow that
after having been sorey asd dangerously afflicted with
diseases and amer having tried various prescriptions In
vaB for III months have been fully and perfectly cured by
taking this invaluable medicRe very Snort time and
wou ii sincerely all who be suffering In
similar manner
auiSlms Respectfully, &c, l.. H. =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21


Blue viiriol, Manganese
And many other articles in the line their business
Orders viii be received =, !hei. Banking house No q
or the Office assa H. wr' ases
nOCTOK SEA RS would mos, respectfully announce
~ that he continues his oshce ia the city OF New York, II
and throughout the couor has greatly ncreased and ma
~ a me osr s
resisted the use OF Ordinary MEANS have been greatly relieved
regards his moral religious characr he permit,
ted the Right Rev Bishop Onderdsnk, d. d. and
the sautary effects his mep ma be his Office
ia this city similar TO the related below
the Rev Mr. stow author Of Sears OF which
Me- a Tn. ee Nay Il 1885,
Doctor Sears Dear SrA few days after wrote to yon In
solicitiae your her synptsns bcame tec
dedly alarming. much SO that called counciof phys
clans, who Thorough exannat of her case
gave understand that Increase hopeless Her cough
aged with such Violence Una, we she would aoes,s IN
The increase Of the drepsy tie other hand inpared
action they hurylng her FAST the tomb Al
time her cough continued sxeea hours with ut iniermis
morphine Aiew days after this your medicine arrived and
was ,nmess.sy with The most aPpy bnr Ss;
the skeleton of wnat she in health she has be- con-
her with the exception OF
weakness enjoys comfortable health She is as one raised
ihank God Tor bis my family, feel myself under
case You have laid my family under the grea est
Ct gratitude and most do we value your skill in those
TIMOTHY STOW.
ANGINA PECTORIS.-Its prominent aud characteristic
mptos unpleasant sensation al the breastboe or pit Of
the stomach with pain the breast but
particularly he eft side region ofthe heart extending Of
the shoulder blade and affecting the LETT Those
subject sometimes awakened with OF suhuca-
Or difficulty il breathing add experience shortness of
b IN and papaion OF the heart walking fast or ascead
~ flight Of stairs These symptoms constant and
the often erays good health except during the
rexysms which FIRST do frequently but becomes
and often proving fatal when apparent good health en-
Jos ed.
has had experience in the treatment of this
disease and has In many which has
sisted ali ordinary means. auto 5wt
TJNHE UNFOkTUNAVn,S EA.ks ND-lt Is the
general conceived Ides that article for which high
price asked be vauahe and vice unfortunate
persons should look before they leap, and they will find
friend Hunters Red Dr~p for VI thst will deceive.
Price 81 per vial Remember the Offices Division
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

U,AsLETTE OF Pearl; AND s ALABAs-
il TEH-For removing Tan, Preckles, Sunburn, &C.
FOR .Iioe rpss ether errupoWs of the shin, and Inn
proving The eompleson which gives Increased sottnes
ana beauty. Price Is cepts ,..,,,-.-.
For sale nv g III Hart va Broadway and IS Hudon sreet
and by esIon AT q7 Bewery TIE cornsr ~ Pile and
and Grand s,ree, " ~ auT eed3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

MEDICAL AuD sUWGlCAL.-DR GLOVER
vI 70 consulted in the treatment OF certain class Of
diseases s spprses the public thsthe has received regular
professional education country nd 10 be clsses
with the seltnsmed doct~r., medical pur and petenaers
the day Once NO Asn 81, me American Museun-
Private entrance third door from Museum. Lamp the
inner office door the evening. ie77H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

Whatever withdraws us from the power
Of our seases-whatever makes the past the distant or
the future predominant over the present-advances
in the dignity Of thinking beings.
Self love is better than any gliding to make that
gorgeous wherein ourselves parties
Booksellers drink their wine of the skulls Of
thors
Poetry is the ilamnator of history. Pagan poetry,
with all its sins, has survived Pagan philosophy with
all its merits.
All fasehood is the counterfeit, Of truth, hypocrisy
is the homage vice pays I virtue.
On all the works of nature and of man is written,
Wutabitay. No bathed t,oics in the
river
The dew drops, which appear Jewels and pearls ON
the grass but run into water in the hand .
That is httle to be envied whose patriotism wexld
not gain force upon the plains Of Marathon, whose
piety would not grow warmer among the soitudes OF
Patnos.
OF what is poetical in ordinary life hope and memo
ry constitute the principal elements -
"Tni YOUTHS delir,ous dream Is DER,
sHn s,le. with hope : look before,
For bliss s we e ee,' se saa'n no more
| " WAen 4 am a man" is the poetry of childhood
" When y a chiid' is the poetry sf age.
Man lives in the present time point between thar
which is gone by. and that which is come and in the
present scene the centre Of what is around him.
Bliss in pesses,ion will not last,
Remembered JOYS are never past;
They were. they are, and yet shall be"
The stars have been the points where all that
lived have net every man that has looked from the
earth up the armament has met every ether man
among the stars for all have them alike which can
be sai9 of no other images in the visible universe.
Adam, Noah David, Job, Mary the mother Of Jesus,
81. Paul, Constantine, Alfred, Columbus. Sir Isaac
Newton, Franklin. Washington Bowdi,ch.-to all they
appeared the identical charlottesville eyes Of all have
there met. In the perpetuty Of heaven, successive
generations Contemporary.
Every meal OF a is rescue from one death. aad
lays up for another form words with the breath
Of nostrs we have the less to live upon Tor every
word speak.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

HARD OF HEARIsG-A LOVE SToRY.--A young
Jonathan coured the daughter Of an old that
lived down east, who protested 10 be deficient in
fearing but forsooth who captious than limit
ed in hearing, "a the sequel will show.
II was stormy night in the ides Of March, il mis-
take not when liz htning lightning. and loud pess
Of thunder answered thunder, that Jonathan by the
old mans Preside discussing with the old lady This in
tended mother law) the expedency Of asking tho
old mans permission to marr6 SAL Jonathan resolved
pop it, the old day; "but" said he AZ
think on the task my heart shriaks" TO be brief nght
passed. and by the dawn OF another day the old
be found in his barn lot feeding his pigs Jona
than from bed early in the Morning spied the old
feeding his pigs and resolved ask him for Sal
Scarce had minute elapsed after Jonathan made his
last resolution he bid the old good morning"
Now Jonathan heart beat he scratched his head.
and aud he gave Dir pensive yawn. Jo-
nathan declared that he'd as lief take thirty nine.
stripes ask the old man; but" said he, aouA
to HIMSELF however, here goes IT, faint heart
fair GAL and addressed the old thuss
Il say, old nan, want to marry your daughter"
Old man You want to borrow my halter. would
loan il y-u, Jonathan but my has taken IL and
gone off 10 the mill.
jonathan puttng his mouth close to the old mans ear
and speaking in aeafening voiec)-"rve got Eve hun
dred pounds Of money"
Old man (stepng back as if greatly alarmed. and ex-
claiming in voice Of surprise =
You have got i've hundred pounds Of horey what
in the mischief can you do with much honey Jena
thani Why Il is more than all the neshsorhood has
use fSr."
Jonatnan mot yet the victim OF despefs F"t'hk
his mouth the old mans ear, bs~led out)-"Pve GOO
gold"
Old man" So have I. Jonathan. and IFS the worst
cold ever had in my life. so say sang ne sneezed
wash ur."
BY this time the old lady came up. and, having OBJ
served Jonathans unfortunate luck she put her mouth
10 the old mans ear and screamed Ike wosnded va
hoo:--
"Dsddv daddy, daddy you don't understssd--he
wants TO marry our daughter
Ola nas-@I told him that calf halter was rome"
Old isdy-"wby, dsddy you can't understand; he's
Oh man" He's 60, cold and the ich Ell Whats
he doing here with the itch eh1" Sc saying the old
man aimed blow at Jona,hans head with his walking
cane but happily for Jonathan, he dodgedi Nor did
The rage fthe old man stopat this bu with angry
tensscc he made after Jonathan who took his heels
did Jensthans luck stop here he had got cut Of
the barn yard, nor far from the old who him
cess race, ere Jorathsn stamped his toe and fell to-
the ground and before the old could take up.
he stumbled Jonathan and fell sprswliag in mad
hole Jonathan sprung his heels and with the speed
~ John Gilpis cleared himself And poor Sail che
died Never had no husband.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

NsLL PULLS AND uOn PLAIEs=-u
- Germap silver and good workm nsop and sun ror 10
the plated for sale BY LEWIS FEUCuTwANGER,
auto z Courtisndt street.
NIANGLES-MANG LES-MANGLES.---T
WI subscribers the public that they have hand sad
manufacturing their Patent Nnngles, which Is simple,
useful and labor saving mschne entirely supersedes the
repng puts beautiful glsss table inen sheets
Ne Ttry Ne IN operation at the City Hotel
Pearl Street Ieuss Carlton and the Atbcneum Hotel where
give general satisfaction They sold only BY BUN
CAN WEST, black and whssmi,hs loehsmi,hs bell hang
Yorh jy24-1mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21
CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING

q.
Oil VitrioI Alum,
Beaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua Anionia, Miriatc Acid,
AQUA FORTS Nitric Acid,
Blue Vtrol Manganese
And many other articles in the line OF their business
Orders will be received nj their Banking house No. q
Broadway or at the Office ofther agent No 81 Westsree
n93.lys GEO X. GILBERT T., Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21
TEpIM scoRns A., KiHD0F .9UIv

TKuTH SCORnS ALI KIND OF QUiV-
OCATtON-It's now five years since Lcvsoa's Hun
ters Ned Drop first made public, and Of the thou
sands Of has failed where the directions have
been attended which simple. Hundreds OF imtaors
ard have spuhg but outves all their base
attempts II Provesset daily To be the only prompt and
and nnocert who opposed to all
kinds OF advertised medicine, and Obliged as last re-
IT, acknowledge, after In spending
hundreds OF dollars 81 yist Every will have the
signature of u Levsan, of whom be sbtaned privately
and conhdenialy all times ats Division stree. aulS Inn
vVNNANSPAk E;NIlNN AsHABLE WINDOW
i BLIND MANUFACT0RY.-The subscrii er respectfully
inform the pubic that he has Tor sale
and elegant Of every description OF Patent Wash
able Trans rarsnt Window SHADES among which are Land
cape Daphanous Chinese Architectural and Faacy Blinds
which he confidently fer their beauty strength
and great durability they have been known with common
from 10 10 IL years he prices of the sha
GLIDING cords asses, rack puies and fittings for wiHdow
complete, vary from 60 and upwards per pair Blinds made
10 order by applying
GEOR8E PLaTT, ~ Spruce ST. New York.
NB.-Counuy dealers supplied with blinds and fittings
Nv te-lms-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

nW- JUH NsON IS consulted eonfdsniIaly AT his effce
- No IL Dnane between Chatham and William sis
the following diseases :: Gonorrhoea 1890 Chancres
STRUCTURES Sempa weaL and the diseases sS
ing poison improper treatment Dr. Johnson
engages recent affection In two or three days.
and nveerae In proportionatc time, without
debitatiag inudcious medicine pteven
ton from business Persons ru,rustng themselves " Or John
care may dose themselves with certasiy success In
the aggravated Scr-fuous liberated legs
kc speedily healed Strangers would do we'll ny giving Dr.
Johnson call certsia preventive may be made ains
the foregoing diseases which has never fail
ed when used within twenty hours Ter exprsure Let
aid and enclosing fee have the necessary
dicIne, and din ecions for its use, forwarded.
Attendance A. NJ to III night Dr. Johnson has re-
moved to Is Chambers street.. aul.lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-21

ND-It
general conceived ldes that article for which high
price asked, be vaiuahe and vice unfortunate
should look be fore they leap and they will find
friend Hunters Red Dr~p for VI thst will deceive.
Price VIAL Remember the Offices Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

me supper was like all other reflections Of the kind =
confectionery IN abundance ices and CREAMS and ma
dera and champaign, and plate, and crystal and hearty
apPet,ss and merry laughs and overlooking good
ture and irrepressible cordially AT ocl.ck there
was "a banquet hall deserted"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

90 Line The packets composing the above line will sail
.94Ik,n reg ular succession as folews
ship ANGELIQUE, =. Nichols, master.
ship OCMULGEE, tnewl T. ,. beavitt
ship MACON, w. osborn, master.
ship CELIA, ID. 4. Porter, master
sbip LOUISA. ID w. Truman, master
shin OCONEE, (newl J. d. wilson, master .
The shove ships we're built In New YORK expressly for
his busue.s and are by captains well acquainted
with the tide Their accommodations sre very
svery facility will be afforded shippers and psssens Al
goods ared the subsshers will he shipped ree ~
co-,msiou. SCOTT d M0RRELL, " souhsL JsS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

I'D The ;'ss.:: ss's 6. hi & p:s
vessels Of sataeie size TO go 70 the city without gheage,
Brig yicTKEss. ). v. Dickinson, master.
Brig WARSAW, r sheffield, master.
s rss p pEwfs ciss T T,s- master master
Bns CAMILLA, y. Mich Is master.
The .boys are ii good vessels: viii h.nd.n. fu.i,hed
rs s.s "o. BY
mum This line q packets will have promp, despatch and
1 jas sTJsoEs g.';ss % w.u
- InOn.LE PACK ETsTNEW LINE
Despatched from New York, on the 10Th and asth OF
ship THAMES, IA, D. Snow, master.
ship ROB ROY, A Arsold, master.
SIP eaAhSkswsb bs Tsoi r smii E. MASTER %.:sr
The above all first ships copper fastened and cop.
PEREZ ..a eo%%.Sdsd By j. e trad; viii
forwarded % Ii. viii be shipped frse OF eomi.
sion 9, For freight o. passage sCgly .%cxn .p
ssbsons1 Il. r.. S m 3.
Brig i s,ispIso NV " s s master
ss Tss WIZ wM Tsy 4 Ken n T ncsy master.
Brio GEORGIA, y, sherwood master
Brig SAVANNAH lnew .. Liyernore, master
The above we're built expressly for the Savannah trade,
have superior furnished for paserge and
win sad in regular succession and eontinuets with tb.
despatch A goods forwarded t. the subscribers will
he shipped cnmissios Fer freight or passage amply
TO sTURGEsL cLEARMAN,s2 wall street J7s
80 MOBILE PACKETS.
~ Ship FDwINA tnewl u. West, master.
- ship HECTOR, n Post, master
Ship LnRENA, J. Urquhsrt maser.
Ship TUsKINA, r. ~ Post, master.
Ship ALAB AMMAN, W. r. Lane, master.
ship RUSSELL BALDWIN, J. N. Magma, master.
SHIP JUNIOR, W williams, master.
Ship ELISHA DENlSON, r. West MASTER
Ship ST. JOHN, q. ~ Hitchcock, master.
The line will consist OF nine ships, which will enable
despatch three vessels month when the trade requires
These ships of the built expressly for the trade
the best materials copperes copper fastened with
We and hshdsomc accommodations and comma ded by
rsrepced masters, and will sail pusctusly, advertised
when tho day ofssilpg falls sunday the ship will sail
The hossy following The prize Of passage US without
qsors All goods orwsr ed 10 the subscribers will be shipped
irre Of commission.
j7s n. ID. HgRLBUT A CO "a south street