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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

A E. H5xt H1ssA ia SSHo.shsso VEN
those whose circumstances require they obtain .r.o
(which may be alone or is ,,ea IN he I'D e
s s HIN and Which
and speedy cure oftsese complaints
ferds TO all who interested the subject begins by aes
scrsng what reSya and What not yenera disease fhere
but which perfectly innocent Now these by unpracped
thus The poor confdnx patient st gets robbed and theS
often, ruined in bis health spirits This le volume
distinct diseases Included, veneria disease properly
rass and oo mo- called - lbs Of great Inn
treatment proper in the one is most injurious in the other
neither does produce he Gonorrhea. then
goes on 10 show the proper as well as The abuse OF er-
mercury absolutely useless hurtu YET on<the ether
hard there are in which IL needed
are Moreover in the authors practice and under the drec
Of Ghonaea. tthe disorder attended with runaing)
suences Of allowing Ghsna rhea to Continue en- rsm month
chapter on structure Itself and Which IS made eseeedngy
plain and interesting for II In this form the which
sons instance, who pretend TO pills. or
bottle Of drops while every surgeon knows ,ha, all the ply
thing which much battles the ignorant horrible
# means are used nothing SO safe as
The remaining ctapersare on these Other form efvenerea
diseases which sometimes appear in different constitutions
and these refer to circumstance that pos
shy OF this complaint from its
symptoms down Us most neglected FORM and here should
be known that there form veneea disease which lies
dorment constitution, show itself in other way
than upos posterty The of all these how
ahuaia,y PLATA and eicaeous SO that any one hay
ing this little chest medicine complete, may undertake his
with perfect safety and success
The OF the chest medicine &c lis Sl2 the book alone
is 81, forwarded t. any part Of the world
Letters consultation the chest be addressed to
the author, DIR RALPH, SO Courtiandt street, NJ Y.
IS. Since publishing this little book the author has been
consulted distressed and ruined constitutions,
(chiefy from trusting to certain description OF advertising
peope that ne has seen proper TO devote portion Of his
consultations these
which involve serious consequences painfully
affect the mind than those OF the male female
there which call for combination Of integrity
of character with skill and experience In the person
them For the satisfaction of strangers coming this city
therefore, those who write from distance he deems il
here state that he is graduate o! the University
OF Edinburgh Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons,
London and author of work expressly these Diseases
Also he Testimonial from the eminent
clans in Europe to the most emnent in America las Dr. Mott
of New YORK. and Dr. rhysck OF Phiadelpbia) which he
will be happy To show who wishes IT,. f5-1m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
CoNsyMPTION.. COUGHS, OATARKHs,

ri
y Gc.-Dr Tayor,-I feel il duty you and the
community at large state that have been severely afflicted
with cough, paptalon of the heart loss of BREATH and 9th
symptoms of disease of the lungs and having
cured every other remedy without the least and ha
wing heard leagth of your Bakam OF Lverwort Rdu
oed by of my friends whom had cured to resort TO it.
feel pleasure that was Immediately relieved by
it, and in a weeks restored to my usual health.
VIM WOOD Chambers and Greenwich ss
The eagerness with which this invaluable medicine Ia
for unparalleled affords uaequyocal
rance OF lis usefulness md importance
is sold by the proprietor SIS BoweIy and al 6 Delaney
street 1857
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

EROST'S TRvAL-For sale at this Office, Iumber
copies Of the trial o animation of witnesses Da-
vd Paul Browns Speech Jshn Mors Speech Thos Phe-
six, district attorney, charge Of Recorder Rker ke &C.
Price cents. IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

OST-On Saturday last in Broadway Pc arl and
IL Canal Streets Bead PURSE, with initials n. H. Who
will deliver the No. i6 Allen will be sua.
bly re warded ml2Hs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-03

chassenAen Of the courts Of law and Of public opin-
ion and that The House will consult its dignity
and the public interests by bestOwing upon ihim no
further notice"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-03

A second Casper Hauser.-We have seen
in several papers an account OF boy appa-
rently Is or IA years old, who was found in
the timber in the vicinity of the Chathilinot
Prairies, in the state of Indiana. II is said
the boy is now in the family of a Col. Clark.
of Bush Hill, place not far from the spot
where he was found. He is handsomely
formed. has fine limbs. is very elastic in his
movements stout, with clear, full and intelli-
igent black eyes. He has been several
months with the Colonel's family. during
which time he has uttered no articulate
sound, expressed no wish by any sign, tho
he evidently pays considerable attention to
things and events around him. He some-
times gives piercing screech, which, by its
being always at a measured elevation, and
after which he seems 10 listen with care, af-
fords ground fdr the conclusion that the poor
fellow has been accustomed TO receive some
sort 81; answer from source to us unknown
He chooses The native earth for his bed, and
utterly rejects all covering save deer skin
which he wraps round his body. His food
he takes In a raw state-prineipSlly hoeE
poultry, potatoes and nuts. II Is astonishing
with what yoraclousnesg he consumes small
birds. He has thus Ear evinced meIancho-
" temperament. choosing IN he much alone,
and rnekoa for tho timber whenever m op.
porlunlly Ia presented, but when found at.
lempls no eseapc, but pRsalVoly returns Tic
mAnifesla no attachment n any human being.
save foe q saFgankglgl Of the family. Tic On.
cpki0nally eats lltllo corn hrend, bt wheat
bread no poPemplotlly refuses. Tic hns
niado comparatively NO advancement To.
wards ulyllIgullon. We regret that moro
knnwlrfge cannot 10 0hlAlned Of this extra
Ordinary boys history, --Confon (IR) Herald.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-05-03

Neh Island So Much Speculation has been sHeilsd
by lhe fFsAl political elFRse tffam loFy "a whIal IN
Block Island, We learn fpm he Providence jeur
nal lhat Il ms sesasioHfA W Ne sFIehl NJ Inc tenn
pe'AAee VafBR ~ hlllHT IA rhaEah, snt a HeutFs
HI aNthenihg 4 Wlaftt' IN eueaiuh SlfiBsigA AH9S,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

THE LAST TINE OF AsKIsG.-The Exploring Exps.
dition is again thrown into pi, by the withdrawal Of
Captain kearney from the command. owing the
traced scale which il is to sail There 10 dsub,
that the plan gigantic in the first instance and
there something absurd in the idea Of frgate
and four smaller vessels, with about 1000 men going
look for islands in the South Pacific when Cook aad
Parry had only small vessels each buih like col.
liers and Bougsinvle and Ketxebue had but one ship
respectively. A brig and transport would be amply
sufficient When Captain Tanning some eight years
ago wanted TO start similar expedition, he considered
that 100000 would be quite enough, and he
well qualified to judge but this affair has already
81 10000, and is scarcely more advanced thss it
eighteen months sso. "ye take too much upon you ye
sons OF Levi"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

PAY YorR PosTAeE.--The Ssntinsl and Herald Of
Columbus Ca notifies its correspondents that letters
addressed TO office be post paid or shall
not give them attention Should unguardedly take
one out Of the Post office, il will be forthwith sent back
70 the writer under double eRreiops We cant stand
every thingand 90 to mill too"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

TO sPo8TsMEN -For sale, a patent Air Can, or
Air Cane, ofhe best that has been brought TO
his eouaty mace by Parker Of London and cost 70 peu IDS
sterling " elegant ar Gle for aeu an travelling
nuth Can he used rs swslknr ard will throw
bail from Toe TO $50 To he the al
BLUNTk sYNS, sua Makers.
j213ts No. 90 Chahaa st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
SAVANNAH PACK Ers.-old Es,ablish'

SAVANNAH FAtA ETS.-Old Estabshed
80 Line The packets composing the above line will sail
9nSkk IN re- ulsr succession as follows;
sbip ANGELIQUE, :. Nichols master.
shin OCMULGEE, (new) I, }, Leavitt
shin MACON, w osborn, master.
ship CELIA, D. 4. Porter master.
shin LOUISA, ID. W. Truman. MASTER
shin OCONEE, (new) j. ID. wilson, master.
The shove ships we're oil built IN New YORK expressly for
This and ARE commanded by captains wen acqualnte
with the trade Their accommodations are very superior and
svery facility win he afforded shippers and passenses ~
goods forwarded subscribers will he shipped iree o.
cOmmiSio ion. SCOTT MOkhtbiy ~ oou'ase -"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

AM NEW york CON
MEkCIAL LINE PACKETS.
Ill a 81 Iii

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
u Remi,tances and drafts with freight and passage
from Great Britain and Ircland-ROCnES COMMERCIAL
LINE. The Subscribers respectfully intimate frend.
and the public cneray that they early
engagements with them for the bringing of their families
and friends by the early spring shps-the first which will
and will continue 20 To regularly week aerw
aordng TO emgan the most desirable and eligible
ance they can have.
The detention of vessels Liverpool engaged trade
having heretofore been great and just Of plsn
the subscribers DESTROYS OF removing despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool to effect the
nent establishment OF such regulations In their days sailing
will give enre atsincos 10 shippers and as further in
aucemen for them 10 give preference Ia their Line all
ersny transient vessels guarantee they shall Invariably
sal on the appointed day full full and take eigt
when opposed any transient vessel at such rates will In
sure the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience OF their
gers Liverpool Of The first class-running regularly
every day from the deren, ports OF Ireland and Scotland
convenience of importance 10 those residing the
ports
To relation remances their drafts po- votes on the
Royal Bank OF Ireland paid sight free "a discount
charge la and constybs sides In the inland
acoavenience ony by this establishment.
Their drafts, well as orders, be by
the regular packets sng the h sth l6th and 24th OF
each month In the year Those residing the country
address; BY letters, pos pad) which will be punctuay
tended Further particulars be ascsraned appca
dscSu. ROCHE BROTHERS CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
TO THE FAsHIgNA9LE COMMUNITY

Il A CARD-F wALfas, having completed The ar.
rsngements 70 the opening Of fashionable Hat rs
tsbshmen would inform his friends and the cspamuny Of
large that he vs. prepared offer inspection Of
those who honor him with visit article which he
fondy hopes win be found suited IN their desires
In appearing before the Fashionable World Manufacture
and provide this most essential srtcle and
the various wants aad peculares Of of taste the
proprietor nsbe Of the magnitude Of the useal
but resls with perfect confidence, experience Ne
dduring years constant close and practical ap
rlcator 10 this most particular branch of the business
For the Information ~ those who chose 10 favor him
the proprietor would state his decided determination des
strictly the Cai Principal The facilities OF purchasing
the material for manufacturing eptrely ss,he vest
leave 70 the judgement, sf Discerning public peeginsi ~
self that pains shall be waning his ptrto
the appreciation ~ hts and engagnr ~ -
ever wa,chful 70 anticipate se desires Ne woo solicit
caRdid unbiased, inspection 0i the goods ~ bis proaucn
An assortment of Canes Umbrellas Stocks Gloves Brusnes
nc, constantly on hand n7-Sms WALLIS 40 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
PIONEER FAST LINE.
60 - ~

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves the West Chester House OF Broad and Race
streets, daily al O'Clock.
The Boats and Cars upon this Line the very hest
description having been built expressly the accommodation
spsssengers and not Ivy In the country
Tbs y the only Packet Line that the Rail Road 10
Hsrrisburgh thereby saving 80 miles OF anal travel and
reschng Pittsburgh in three days and half Instead Of
fur ard half was formerly the when they by
C-lunba, und there took the canal.
For speed and comfort this Line exceed bv INV 9th
In the United State.
Passengers 10 Cncinsa Louisville hatcher Nashville 81
L0ss &c will always be certain Of being without
lay as this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carrying
the matt
For seats apply At the norh OF Ain Chestnut
ST. and at No. 200 MARKET 81 corner Sd and Willow
Phladephi Maya J4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

JAMAICA PACKETS.

ii TO a%s.sA -. i5s and from
The hip ORBIT, warren Fox. mas e. win sail
From s.s New N. Yo From 9Sh k N"gs@S. yam)
10Th December, 18th January,
10th Febi uary, 18th March
i iSsS j HR.,' i i5iR july JOY,
The ship JOHN W. CATER John X. Crane master, will
From Newyork From Kingston, Dam.)
S S'S S SCSs%ser' I IS J Rsas%ser
10Th May, 18th June,
b lpts September s1y. i 18Th 6 Sssgs:';
ana are ne% CopPsrea vessel d the
lions e. passengers elegant and being furnished
pesa Packets Beds bedding and sore are furnished in the
m usual wh packet ships wnes ,s1cep,e The price
at soo sesrsgr Sassge ss5 For terms Sftregh apply
j4 CATER TYRRELL, Kingston, Jam.
tat LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
s1 IN e. G@ N n York on The "a a'd from Liver
ber and composed d The foiowag shps y ''
MsTe9 S se u IN s cSp Mosge
sept sfTs Capt l'f Ffa hf!r Allen
May. -The ST AN f.RI HNs ss5B 'Sas.
June S-The xiRGISiAN, 6ao tons.
Aug. s-rhe UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
,b ne - snn Of The above ships and
exerton will be made the comfort
and the Interests ofnporler The price of passage
pool IN the cabin as IN other lines fixed al $4o with wines
and stores Of every description
The owners will be responsible Tor letter. parcel
package 10y the above ships for which bill fading
taken.
f0' ''s'sH' Or ''''r sTs sRRaiT'S WHITNEY.
SANDS. TURNER. FOX l. Co
J4 ROBr. KERMIT, "A South st,
- rS GS9FM ,HKEEsAEh. , LINE OF CHARLES,
IRIab we Line of Packets
Brig DIMON. Fredk Sherwood master
Brig ClkDELlA. Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUENyS AYRES, Stuart master
New -. whttlesey master.
The above first vessels built expressly for this
trade, and commanded by experienced masters Their
and exeron will be made please shippers
All goods forwarded the subscribers will be- shipped
commissions
For freight passage apply board, between Murray and
JOSEPH TINKHAMG F. DIMoN
6l South ST. up stairs, or
wN A. Caldwell SONS
j2 Agents, Charleston.
"a SAVANNAH PACK TS-oLD LINE
~ The ships comprising the above liue will DO despatched
49, from New fork and Savannah in the following
order
Ship TRENTON, (Hewl Jas. S. Bennett master
Sh AUBURN, (nsw) N. r. Durfey alaser.
Shid REPUBLICAN,. r. w. Foster master.
Ship MILLEDGEvILLE, ID. L. Psrter MASTER
Ship NEWARK, L. Durham master.
The above ships all OF the and built in this city
expressly for the trade Their passen-
gers elegant and extensive and facility will
forded to shippers by this line.
Goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred.
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHNSON LowDEN, es Wall st. and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
NO. soo.
From our Eyeaing Edition OF Yesterday

RETRENcHMEST IN THE CORPORATION We are
glad to see the stand taken by certain Of the Board Of
Aldermen in checking the extravagant and dispropor-
onate estimates ofexpense for the year sent in
by the heads of departments the Comptroller and by
him presented the Common Council for sanction and
provision. These gentry who have the outlay Of the
public money, think that the Corporaton purse
is exhaustess, and that they have only ask and it
will be given Alderman varan who is acting the part
Of economist and rerencher, in the style Of Joseph
Hume, is entitled the thanks OF the community for
his resistance these exaggerated items expenditure
and il he succeed in attracting the public attention
10 his course he will compel those who have the
agemen of these matters to be less prompt in asking
for cash. and less lavish in their mode Of expanding it.
The principle adopted and partially carried into prac-
tce last night, in the Board of Aldermen whose pro-
ceedings we have noticed length with the view
OF directing public attention these vital concerns
is the only sound Vote one half of what is asked
for and this curtament will make those entrusted with
the distribution cautious and wary in its applications
they will be reluctant 10 again to the keepers of
the public purse ask for fresh appropriations. Every
possible retrenchment WILL therefore be Effected and
considerable reduction viii take place in the civ
expenditure. In these times, rigid economy should
be prescribed, the from whence the revenue
be extracted is but badly qualified to support that
scale of expenditure which prosperous times justified
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24
MOBILE PACKE Ts.

an MOBILE Packets.
80 Shin FDwINA, (new) q. West, master.
80 shin HECTOR ID. Y Post, master
ship InRFNA, ,. Urquhart, maser.
shin TISKINA, r. N. Post, master
shin ALAB AMIAN, W, ". Lane, master
slip RUSSELL BALDWIN, J. N. Magma, master.
sslp JUNIOR, w. williams, master.
shin ELISHA DENtSON, " West, master.
ship ST JOHN q. II. Hitchcock, master.
The line will consist nine ships which will snahle us 10
despatch three vessels month, when the trade requires =
These ships FIRST class built expressly Tor the trade,
of the materials coppercd and copper fastened with extern
and Maidstone accommodations and comnarded ny en-.
peenced masters and will sail pusctual as advertised
when tho dav Of sailing falls on Sunday the ship will sail
the Monday following The prize Of passage sl5 without
liquors All goods forwarded 70 the subscribers viii be shipped
jas -. d. HURLBUT CO "a South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

III. LIVERPOOL PACK ETS:-To san from
N New YsS the 9Th, and from Liverpool or ths 2ath OF
the year, except that when these dates
Gall on Sunday sailing the ships Will be deferred until
lhe day.
Feb a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON, H. Holaredge, e2s
Feb a-ship PENNSYLVANIA ohs T. Smith, 65otons.
April s.-Ship INDEPENDENCE, T. Nye master, 7S3
LIVERPOOL
Dec. s4-Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan "a Ship INDEPENDENCE.
Feb 2l-Shp ROSCOE.
March 24-Ship G. E0 WASHINGTON.
These all of the FIRST class. commanded by men Of
preat perience pains will be spared TO
Rave the convenient asd the stores the first
description passage out fixed by an understand
with the opreors Of the other packet lines M&lo Nc
Their OF these vessels VIII be RESPONSE
bic packages sent by the above ships
regular bills Of adng sgsed therefor For freight
pGR1NNEEL MINTURN K co. 1874 Front st. N. Y.
wiLDES, PlCkERS0ILI co. Liverpool. j23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

in wheat of 10000 acres land at barrels per acre
yield which could be raised by less than $4,000 Of
beautiful pisantry," as Dan OConne calls his rim,
boys"
The New York Journal Of Commerce published in
A. d. 1885 that there then in the State Of New
York. POSI- Grist mills Of wheat manufacturing four
that year valued at 900 000 which SIS per barrel
is 1000 600 barrels. The demand for consumption on
the sea board let us down 10000 barrels per
month and take the average estimate OF stock there
LIST Jan. 1889 set down by the Philadelphia Price
Current New York Express and the Baltimore Patriot
AID the ors and against Of course possessed stock
OF $4,000 barrels. which would feed all up ls
May, 1893 The Of the American farmer, is to
thrash out his grain after December and send il
ket during winter months be ready by the open
ing Of the canals in April. Doubtless by thirds Of
the crop wheat is yet in the barn when reflect
that the Farmers preferred 10 hold their wheat, rather
than exchange tor the bank notes OF suspended Joint
Stock Companies, msnamed banks superceding the use
Of Legislators, and sbolishing the United States Mint
Congress, and the whole rabbe OF Safe and Federal
executors OF the Laws.
The speculation in bread stuff, by combination Of
gnof ant men having the facility OF exchanging their
promssory notes with the Banks for theirs which bask
they have exchanged for some wheat rye,
&c, carries upon it's face destruction 10 them and the
agricultural interests Of the country Is u not lunacy
is them suppose they renoPorc the agriculture
Of the U. States in grains, when 4 would require
5000. 600 for year
In A. d. 1885, according 10 the London Meuopo
tan the gross annual product Of Great Britain and Ire
land was. viz Agriculture t2f6,OOoOo0. or 81 ,200
600 900 Mines and Minerals fai 900. 600 $780,
100000
Where's that laborious BODY who affect to believe
that they make the shine the earth and set down
thus" Bankes-Prests OF this class f4.500.000, or
go, 500 in plain English they contributed the
fraction OF per the national wealth, compared
with the farmer And tell me, gentle shepherd. why
solomon in all his glory, equal 10 OF tese
Bankersf have before me the Philadelphia Price
Current Of 18th January, 1895 IL says Flour. dur
rg the week sells at retail Is per barrel Pennsylvs
MIA Wheat 81 04 per bushel Corn Meal sales al s315
per barrel" Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore" WYOMING.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-24

IA FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The Louisiana
GIN New York Line OF Packets will sail every other
- Monday, from New York, and from New Orleans
asd insure the strcest punciuaty In the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the following ships.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Palmer, LIST Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Eldridge, 18th JsH
Ship NiCKsBURG, Capt Woodhouse, 29,h JAS.
ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis, lfth Feb.
ship YAZOO, Capt Trssk, 18th Feb.
The above shps all OF the first GLASS are copper
sened apd coppered sad upwards Of 500 tons burben-
are a very light dra Of water being sui In this city,
pressly for the trade; The price Of passage hd 500
their cabins fitted the most Improved and conven est
plan ssd furnished neat and elegant style Ample stores
OF first quality will be provided and regard had to
the comfort and entire satisfaction Of These psck
cts commanded by captains well experienced IN the trade
who will give attention and exert themselves To- &C
comm .date They will al all times be cwed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the srictes puncusy
observed the time sailing Neither the captains
of these ships will Ne possible for jewery bullion
stones silver plated for any letter parcel pack
AGE board Of unless ocular bills Of
sng for the same and the value therein expressed
An goods the subscriber, win be forwarded free Of
ccmnission For freight ar passage. apply to
tx. COLLINS CO. IL South St
No freight received after the Saturday evening previous TO
the day of sailing. tH