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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

IIUNTEN,s RED ID NOP-Ofce 5Diyision street.
hi. medicine has performed It's worst stages
thing bad been used to no good effect in seine cases
CARED itself celebrity Unparalleled in the annals efmed
was m brought out which was I'VE years ago counter
feisg and ing in various destroy Us popularity
.ssu @ h e. real Sp'
" .y Dom most OF my are o sd
cine here yet or they woad come and 81 cured They be
The most skilfu here, called had very
but have had success 70
quarters for your meacioemGSem Asbs@s pSarsb Mo-
Bile and Cincinnati, Our Charleston ages, wrss that he dis
There deception in th,sI,ssse are stubborn facts
North sixth street. Hanover Boston
South Mails Providence 50 Hamilton street Albany
issns, and in Louisville Ksnluehy-he only places in the
world. where the medicine can be obtained. my4 I'm.
IlR. JOH NsON scoasu,,ea csxhsestl.sy hsorsse
~ 7Duaae street Chatham and William 81. os
the following diseases, yiI.-ocne.rhra 800 Chansrss
eSssges,o remove ssy reces sSeso. three aay,
Of any debi!sns sjudis medicine Or Prsves
ssa care may desc ,hsnelvrs with certainly Of ueee
the aggravated scrosions sores liberated es
Johnson ssn cerisa preventative may be made
e s:s Lev
tiers paid enclosing afee have the nscessary NE
aseoa asn fro% A. 70 tight Dr. Jshn.aa h
moved from, Is Chanb ersstreet. s2ims
CUTLERY, CGrLEhX-The subscribers have
" received and offer for sale At redseed prices splendid
tot CutleyIyory bssnce handle as. and de y
knives with Without forks IN complete ~ ~ pieces
and upwards, with fine warranted and slcers
ms,eh also extra fine table cutlery fitted rosewood and
mahogany complete, cheese champagne
ers ~orkscrews; British table and desert forks and
SPOONS huttsr asi hh knves ladies' nc all well worth
the attention sf persons commencing housekeeping.
PocKEr CuTLssy-Rodgers end Cookies celebrated per
and pocket knives 10 great vsre,y also spornen ssd Cen
gress knives, mounted In gold and silver
RAncss.The celebrated mathematical rsrors Rodgers
Elliott, and Smith warranted good exchsnged Me
eb magic rop patent able travelling and shsvne
scess-Psin and fancy ladies' cutting and lace cis
PIsrcLsof dueIliDg. belt and pocket pissos splepdc
assortment
Nh Retailers and stsbor-rs supplied as usual, ct small
advance. 0RANELGY WKEAKS
$50 im' sAstor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

LIST OF GovERsoRs OF CAsADA-Before the wear
1862 the affairs Of Canada managed by a eomps.
ny in France, which had the power Of appointing the
Governor but from that period the Governors were sp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11
ORsIs TOOTH PAsrE-An elegant and hight,

ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and highly
~ approved Dearihee-
70 give q pear whiteress 10 the teeth,
r eahance the charms ssd besuty " the meuth,
And aid fragrant sweetscss 10 the breath.
Is an attainment eag dsveatly wished,
Though ne'er uliscw eHes lively achieved
TIE tSrris Tooth Paste happily insorcs
Thls mu n desired result, ss will It's nee,
With premp' ass high sstisfsction, prove .
THE ORRIs TOOTH PASTE, while beauties The
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance o.
tartar, and givng ~ them clear sod pesvy vhsne. nm
color Of The lips sns gums and gives sedtnns
beauty ss~.ks Of the mosth-by lts sssectins
properties greatly tepds the teeth from decay
also irpss that peculiar and fragrant sweetness 10 the
breath for which the Ovy neos Iuy and extensively
celebrated. Tor sale wk lesaie so retail by
N. &. HART, No. ffS Broadvsy,
ally ssrssr q cssrsiasaia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

- FtbkSt trotn Oefmmny IN tHectuai rsWruy
supp eson, regulary, and all where does
net have her sguisr and proper course. -
NJ o. Not To be taken durisg The sale OF 2se
hoxes during the last mise meaihs sucies gusrsstee o
their efficacy Sold osly by NH BiRD, midwife and ienss
physician, ga Bowevy, New York Likewise her celebrse
soothing syrup for chrer seeshng safe and
rer~sdy Also, s,ert nipples, prPseo
snd soh - above. Advice grstk nyss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

LOTS HOTEL-NEW YORK-The public and
III arriving respectfully In formed that this
teRsve and highly tgbly located establishment Is per-
manenty arranged the European PLAN and offers induce
which, is presumed cannot be equaed by any hotel in the
city. Strangers, particularly, win find in every des
rabe, their meals ean be obtained in the style
hour and the charges made only for what ordered
they prefer charge OF One Dollar and Half day
The lodging In the best condition. and the house
having three fronts admits OF the reest ventain Families
either the ladies' ordinary their
private Of which the house affords large number
OF suits haRdsomt y furnished The bar provide with the
best of liquors and under the
nis and Italian VIII be able extend better fae
gentlemen OF those nations who may patronlze the
house The dining department conducted by ASA HOLT
where will be found every variety Of the best which the
ket urnb with Superior hot coffee and the pre-
pairing OF which special attendance given The basement
his good old fashioned plan, he will be Happy his
friends with the best OF fare his accustomed reasonable
terms.
M B. Open at all kosys of tie nish!! a2s-Im
NO CURE, NO PAY.-SALT RHEUM, RING
IN WORN TETTER, BARBER'S.e or JACKSON ITCH,
SCALD HEAD and all other diseases Of the skin,
efectuafy Cared by the Of SANDS REMEDY FOR
without In instance having failed No alteration In
diet and there danger ia applying II
the tenderest infant discovery before known
In the history Of medicine and afflicted with
diseases in form invited make immediate
OF this valuable medcRe Numerous certificates oil Its
virtues have been received by the proprietor and will be
hibted application.
Prepared sold by A. B. SANDS 100 Ful,oR street.
corner william and sold by Druggists generally In OF
the principal cities and towns in the United States
b. he ordered with other goods Of the
cipal druggists in this chy or Ph ladelphia. AL lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

LOK THE REMOVAL OF SUPEHFLo-
Gus HAIR-TnatD pane OF female beauty whether on tn
foreneae still more unsigy the upper Up may De
efectually removed by o! ATklNSONS DEfllh
TORY It's operation removing the har with
the least approach pain and leaving the skin winter
softer than before BY twice using the Depatoy the roots Of
the hair usually destroyed reeare no further sp
pcaon OF it. No bad consequences from its Needle
pretended may be used infants skin without
bad effects 80
The advertiser is prepared bottle sold BY
him eectuay, and to be perfectly innocent In
effects. Sold Wholesale and retailby
H. c. HART, ITS Broadway,
ally corner Courlandt st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

90 Asplendid collection OF books are to be sold TO-
night at Shows room, 2o4 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

nR. GEORG :. TIA LO Il, OF the British College
Health has renewed from Is Chambers To 60 Wall ~
Prese nj entrance 6 New street. a28-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

ING TO MANY-ince the qualifications OF my itts prvats
volume Disease &c designed originally LOT oss
wished private well as speedy ana eonve
nj mode cure,) II has been my LOT To witness - nan
of these Diseases arising cheny rom INC
which fill our daily papers, as IN
duce give portion OF time expressly 10 On
them however,, by any means agreeaple W
myself upon ad yerssg st-yet the importance OF ne
subject with the difficulty 81 making my
other way, has led me to this course rers1ps
no which give more intense degree OF sur
aud experience, ceRbned Win srct IN
tegry, in these consulted them And when iur
her b. reflected that venerea diseases, ~ noroughy
eradi from the constitution do not conhne heeves
those who them, but extend 10 the vruous anu
innocent, appear man 0i sense a ,ese CON-
plants worthy and talent OF the very DSt phy
cans In asking however for so great share
subject OF 40 deep interest," seems pedeh, tnst
Oula also give statement the ground on whsn SEN
this confidence For these asons though meg 70 STATE
in addition being graduate OF Edinburgh, member Oh
the Royal College OF Surgeons London ms well as the ahr
of the "Pvae Treatise" expressly dis asses Oh hs
geons Europe the eminent in America as Dr. Mott
oil New York. and Dr. Physck of Philadelphia and these may
be by aHy who wishes IL would therefore only
add, those who by the otherwise consult me
will receive the faithful attention OF OF much experience
and kno Wedge in this department OF diseases.
JOSEPH RALPH, NJ D. 80 Courandt ST.
For those residing distance, little chest containing ev
medicine &c the the book being htte
the lid is kept prce S2 This forwarded TO every part
Of the I'm ted States and II astonishing TO those who have H.
observe with what and eertaaty they themselves
after they had failed by various other means.
further OF the Private Volume" may be seen IN an
nj coll mn Of hiS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

EREAL DISEASES, 0oNORRHEA GLEET, A. writ
:as ps.::
adapted 70 the nse o. every indvdnaL The Treats
sesssry Tor The Having his little chest and boob eo.,
acquasted with the subject not even long standing asd
81 Consulted BY pos, or Otherwise and ibe me-
dcine sent 10 any distance
se book acquainted wit IT, for being
give the plata and faithful treatment OF regular
pred WITH from The higb surgeons 10 Eu
rope to The most em9sn, v A%,rcs . DR. Mott York
with that confidence and regularity which ensure success
ease with but bs cure Of those other and
distressing symptoms which arise from constitution ha
hoss whose health and spirits broken
want OF proper treatment are led Of ense 70 see their
re u.we thas 10 Ius himself 20 any Q. those soasng
nostrums which are daily certain h cures ,ss
that we hear many persons continuing from month 10
The anxiety ana great by these de-
wher clap sleet suffered 10 remain so long
Now stri,ure Il not resoved by proper means The mos
erous thing haissa possibly h.ppsn and which make;
doctor suspects Moreover this the stage Of the dis
advertising persons There those Instance pre-
tend gIeet arising from this cause, with boz OF
,hs physe IN The world would never cure sWcors Fer
therefore the author has been asx
ous 10 structures PLAIN and easy, and In h
he has succeeded completely Many have consulted him
structures ~ho PERFECTLY eees
oujchn,ss with winch nv cured having Tor years tried
every ether Isaesd uader the authors node
nothing more safe and easy than tbs cure 81
structures 80.
The remaining chapters eft little volume are on the sub.
symptom from very begnning down to It's NEST
elected FERN arr with the ceaDess In all their
stages The will be TO be exceedingly easy ans
eectua with the assistance Of The hle chest any
one NAV perfect safety In these
,es also will found facts detailed the effect Of
old children Many Tho are sbo9t 20 mar.
terestine er pa ~ations on this subject - .
Price Of the Chest and Boob complete, ti2oo she zoos
alone, si.oo. ,,,-.,.,
a3osm DIR RALPH. 80 Courtlandt st. New York.
NOTHEa ks IDkNCE eth superiority Of Illus
N tsr's Red Drep ,,.. - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

NO. DIVISION STR Il kTs-ln gratiluds 10 Mr..
NJ Levisen, whose philanthropy in making the eelebra
ted Levisons Hunters Red Drsp pubc and in hopes
will be the of recung others from the grave and
ring them to society again. hereby certify knew his
Red Drop to unfortunate friend Of mine after having
the VI year In the meantime all the other rsed
remedies used, and Of the advertised
well feed to bat good effect The person
enjoys good health and by one bottle
Of LIE VISIONS Hunters Red Drop.
c. b. No. ID street.
New York, jane LIST, 1887
n b. This has allowed hneef 10 be referred
and can he seen atany time my4-ln'
TNFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, PUTRID
Sore Threats, Rheumatism all Cstsn diseases, suoh
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Scroiulous Erupons he. be
by the OF Doctor Jaoksons Medcated
vspeur Baths sos Bowey where visitors may ee accom-
modsted with BAH FIVE minutes notice. every day, from
9 O'Clock, A. NJ until III o'clock 10 the evening.
B. Gentesl sr ashrd apartments, with board and the
If provided for invahds who wish To put
under Doctor Jscksoss treatment, and his Medi
Gated vapour Baths II Is proper TO MENTION these Bashs
have resemblance to the Themsonan system, treat
menI m2z Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

means we can, and have frequently outstrpPed every
other paper in New York, in the amplitude and accu-
racy of eur ship news. The concentration OF these
efforts in a single Sheet will be of manifest advantage
to merchants throughout the Union, and throughout
Europe. .
EplrosIAL GnATfrupE.-The editor Of the 90 Cork
Southern Reporter presented Capt Roberts, Of the
Sirius, with nchty chased silver snuff box, lined
with gold, for bringing him the first copy Of the
Queens speech on the opening of parliament, some
time since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11
A MOTHER EN IDENCE eth superiority Of Hus

DR. ~ Ieyisn Division Dear Sir; Having
saared nouent dreadful disease the vssss
your CITY, suffering gresv under Its vrucnt effects
and having tried al remedies without sseees gave up a
hone up,i advertisement, when ssed
bottle ard entirely free from hand rs effects Thanking
yu for the GOOD Il done and thinking n be OF any
70 publish the above at liberty % do So
main, sir yours, with grstitude. JOHN y. bsEH
Cs,nn,cwn n r. ian ia 1893. my4-ims
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pointed Dy the Ming.
samuel Champlain,
Monsieur Montnagny,
Sieur D'Ailleboui,
Sieur de Lauzob.
Sisur de Messy, first
Royal GoverBor)
Sieur de Courcelles,
Sisur de rroniessc,
1ieur de Ia Barre,
Marquis de Nonville,
Sieur dc Froutenac,
Chevalier de Callers,
Marquis de Vaudreuii
Marc. de Bsauharnois,
COME de In Gallissioni, re
sieur de Ia Jonquisre,
Marquis du Quesne
siesr de Vauareuil, de
Cavagnal,
Sames Murray, first Eng
lish Governor,
Paulus T.. Irvine, Pres.
Guy Carleton, 1t. Gov.
Guy Carleton,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-11

man. SuHcs W W nSVhtNoNay'
MEscpArrs' EXCHANGES BANK, corner Of Green
wich and Dey streets.-Capital $3.50. 900. Shares
$50. Peter Stagg, President William NJ. vermlye,
Cashier. Directors-Henry wyckof ii. F. Tall
madge, w. +. Havemcyer, J. v. Nosrand, Eli Hart,
soold Hoyt, Henry Rankin, r. III. MCurdy Joseph
b. Varnum, Samuel Thomson, James Brooks, Ches-
ter Clark John L. Graham, Notary and Counsel
lor.
NATIONAL BANK 10 w all street.-Capita t750 000
Shares $50. Albert Gal latin President. Samuel
Flewwelling, Cashier. Drectors-William James
IT,, Henry Andrew, Seth Grosvenor, Daniel Jackson
John Wilson, Dudley Selden, Abraham 9oodgood
Elisha Riggs, Joseph Bouchaud. Three vacancies.)
Thomas w. Chrystle Notary.
MEcsANics' AND TaApxas' BANK, $40 Grand ST.
CAPITAL $500 000-Shares s25. John Clapp, Presi-
dent. K ID. Brown, Cashier. Di. ectors--Frederick
A. Tracy, Zebedeo Ring, John Rogers, Thomas ii.
Mills, VIM. E. Dodge, Thompson Price, Jeremiah
CLARK, Stephen Lyon, Abjah Fisher, Walter X
Jones, Russell Dart, JOSIAH l.. Hale, William b.
Bolles John Leverage, Attorney and Notary.
BurcHERs' AND DnovERs' BANK, cerner Bowery
and Grand street.-Capital $500, 900 Shares e25
Benjanin NJ. Brown, President. ID. W. Townsend
OasAer. Drectors-Jacom Aims, John Perrin
George g. Smith, Joseph X. Tayler, Caleb Bartlett
/ Arrest Fink, William r. Craft John Wood, David
Cothea, Jabesh Lovest, Gideon Ostrandsr, jacob r.
Garsswrcn BANK, 300 Hudson street:--Cspitsl
$500 0OO-Shares s25. Jehn X. Satierlcc President
Ed ward r. Weston, Cashier. Dnectors-Jamee ~
Wells, Robert Halliday George Cogglli, mordeca
Meyers, Peter Stuyvessnt Henry Dudley, Joseph w.
Bcadcll, Nathaniel Jarvis, Thomas Cumming, limo
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FOR TINE HERALD
What's all this hear about Baron Levi arriving at the
nene and Baron Levi leaving the Aston House Whs
is Baron Levi, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11

srous Of showing off her great speed as
she passed the city, and to overtake and
pass another boat which had left the
wharf for Louisville short time before
him.
Later accounts from Cincinnati repre-
sent the loss of life by this horrible ac'
cidcn,, as much greater than was first an
ticipated. AS near as could be ascertain
cd the whole number destroyed was from
$50 to $40 persons.
This is another addition to the already
fcarfully long list Of similar catastrophes,
and we hope Congress will lose no time
in passing an act which will prevent like
occurrences for the future.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
TIE ZANTCOTE LOVERS.

Who that has once witnessed. can ever
forget The scenes presented by the vintage
IN the Ionlon islands, aud above all, ~ the
island of Zanle' The grs, Of classic
beauty, their Iurban, dof''d and their black
tresSes wrea,hcd with The inXurlant curtaul
leaves the handsome youths Assisting them
10 their labor-ihe n,wor crowned bare
ton, d children and the few scattered Eng.
l,sh soldiers with heir bright rqu'pmen :
gi,> ening through the rich fol,age-toru
altogether scene mare lively aud NOR,
Interesting than in this sober waiter Of fac
country can we'll he imagined
My lfe." said Zurel,. the iares, Of the
Lanlcie maldrnS H. her lover, Geraslm
as, seated wrhin view of the sen, they
were resting after the tolls Of The d0v, "Nou
seem not 50 happy as usual, and see, added
she, taking The corona from the head
these leaves are faded wrh the scorch'ug
neat OF the noonlde sun; while The clouu'
mat are rising above us threaten TO shn
out even the first night star from our view
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
as=-rusr=z- .zs-rlaaHSs1r--erx.a
From the United SAFES Gazette.
EXCURSION TO MOUNT VESUVIUS.
NAPLES, + bruarv 10 1888.

NAPLES OfuarV ~ 1858.
IN company WIN srv''a. P.IIaIeIphnnS,
and Two cu'z'ns Of New York, | set onI
/ this morniNg for vsll 10 M'unl Nosuvlus.
The morning. was sp'erdId not a cloud
ob>curcd the sky, and the sun rhpne 90,
bright and warm, rendering the tcmprra,
inrc cf the olr a. moderate as ti0c pure
| dlV IN Phl'aGc'phja. We rode 10 Carfi7ueS.
| FIVE niles. tn'he village Of kasira inst At
The foot Of Ne,nvlus ana here we were
Obliged to noun on mules. the road helbr
too rough aud the ascent too great for 4
carriage.
TN, h,rinr Of ,,,1,, :. .I, ..,-
business Of Inv fine non,rn IS p.s'ro a"5
the sn,,I,cd comoo,,,i',, oo,a,,,,,, ..s.a,
ANNOYANCE TO y,.ilets uh, ara sr,,,,,-'i..l
the moment thcv ,n,e, .ba rla,, H.. -,
least FROM f,rry 10 inv or ,ho.o n.',., i,oI
inns-al ANXIOUS to be cnooned W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
DOMESTIC NEWS,

A destructive fire broke out in Charles
ton, South Carolina, on the evening of
the 9th April, and ragged with great ill.,
nv until noon the next day. The space
burned over is abort one third Of mile
square, including the two great parallel
avenues to the country, the stores of the
principal dealers in dry goods, hardware.
shoes, &C., together with several impor-
,ant public buildings and hotels. The
heavy g,occrs and shipping merchants es-
capped. The number of buildings dest oy-
ed is estimated at one thousand, and the
total loss between two and three millions
Of dollars. The amount insured IN
Charleston is about 800, 000--of which
it is supposed the Offices there will De a.
be to pay about 60 per cent. The loss
of the New York Insurance Companies
By this fire will be about $4,000.
A large number of houses had been
blown up to no purpose. All the powder
in the city was exhausted, and all the wa
ter in the pumps. aud the people wearied
with whole nights lncessant and una
vailng toll found themselves. IN the morn
inc able to make but Il feeble resistance
to the sul raging and devourn9 lluieS.
A number of persons had been Killed b!
the blowing up Of houses and throwing
furniture INTO Tie streets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
SPRING.

Now nature smiles, gay 0owrc's rise
To greet returning spring
Each gale tina, floats along the skies,
Bears ,nccnse on its wing.
Glad earth her win'rv slumbers breaking
To new and heavenly life seems waking,
Seems waking, seems waking
Each swelling hear, breaks forth in song
OF gratitude and prane;
Through all the groves the plumed throng
Pour Iorlh their tuuelu' Ia,s,
Earh smiling 1owor the forest raises
Ia beauty blooms it' ,llen praisc',
It's praises its praises.
Mil zophvrs nov breathe softly round,
! he sl> is calm and bright
Der ilnwery mead ,ws lambkins bound
IN 'obcs Of snowy white
On ever bank The bees are cumming,
With sounds Of joy. The spring is coming,
is coming Is coming.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-11
FEMALE INFLUENCE. The influence

FEMALE INFLUENCE. The influence
Of woman is bounded by nothing short of
the limits of the universe. She must
have her tea from Canton and silks from
ditto. She must have her wale from
China-her silver from the bowels of the
earth. The back Of the innocent kid
must be stripped to supply her with shoes;
ana the Jaws OF the great whale are bro.
Ken to render her upright. Nor is her
influence confined to merchandise alone.
Livery one knows that she makes fashion
mop and skip like young rams, turn doz-
en- somersets in month, and become to.
aay so different from what it was yester.
Gay that 1t Is surprised at its unlversallty-
Woman-lmperlal woman now commands
that sleeves as large as Lauriate's balloon
shall hide the form of their arms-now
that those delicate limbs shall he so,eezed
into slender bags which almost show eve.
ry particular vein which runs beneath the
surface. Again, what is not her influence
over men! TO say nothing of the banc.
ings, drownings, and posoniDps which
have been accomplished for her sake how
often have men pointed the fatal pist oI or
steel at each others breast 10 es,ahISh
their claims to her love. OF her 0uencv
of speech it is needless to talk VIVA,
man can hold an argument with her? She
can silence the closest reasoner by not
giving him an opportunity to speak and
If she cannot compel him to be listener,
she can at least make him silent nearer.
Who that thinks of these things can doubt
that woman exercises tremendous w.
flnence upon the destinies Of the world ?
Who but must bow before her importance
In the scale Of beings? Truly nothing
can match woman, but another woman,
= Boston Pearl.