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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
MISUNDERSTANDING CAPsULEs-Mr r. o

CAUFION-GELArINE CAPsULEs.-Mr r. O.
puse from Gssne Capsule. Which are made il
limitation Of Mohe Capsules advertised genuine and oen
hsa aaP *
10 Of the advertise ment alluded TO- and 70 pre-
cessary INFORM those Concerned that am
m.ons o. which speaks they are made
o. pure Basam and Geanne which will ao leak and conse-
age over the other kinds dsa"' ''''e-"
no secret in the preparation OF them and the only
and as nay have been
Pha they with safety superior art
The extensive sales with which they mel bear ample
tesm@iy Of their efficacy.
ne. Dr. pa s Aspnwa Mr. Mhau Mesr sn soaard
Iayi ., g Coggeshal Druggist and Apoihecary No Al
chemists and spohecares in this city and throughout the
them q Of mohe or e and
ed above.
Various certificates my possession confirm my assertion
a.. CHARLEs WiLDENow,
hs-im' 81 Cherry st
CAsITTELosNgnMR m, MoTHEsi ITys9.qr the CAP
lions sne american Pubic against spurious limitations of the
but which So likewise contain impure and cheap
Ingredients !ryag to introduce these limitations
English and sPansh and such is by
OF my boxes, and circulated through all Europe from
would aopear that tho mitaor has received the certificates
o' M me p ,villowng gentlemen;--
member OF The faculty Of medicine, of Paris, &c.
s a se Of 4 OF and
Dr. Segalas, Of the aculty Medicine of Paris &c and
Dr. bachoue also OF the faculty Of Paris &c which certf-
Gates nave only been delverea 10 and pos
session lam also the only inventor and maker Of this article
authorisedt TO referto
Messrs. Baron ALBERT first physician to the King &c
Lsrane, Surgeon Major TO the Hospital Of La Pitie.
. Marjoln, Knight of the Legion of Honor, professor
In the faculty OF Medo OF Paris and Surgeon Krg
kostan othe Hospital OF la veiesse professor Of the
Dr. Cuerier Surgeon in Chief OF the Venereal Hospital,
member OF the Royal Academy of Medicine &c &c which
genenen have honored with their appreciation, and
daily recommending The Of my remedy.
VIII be tor the public decide whether confidence
can be placed in the article such by the in
ven under the patronage Of the above celebrated Doctors
than In he mstion made by people that lave other
than that OF the OF Others and
ing to appropriate to themselves the privilege of patents
tihcates and references, to which they have right
The only general the United States the sale by
Wholesale ofthis Medicine, sat
r. g. BERTEAg,
No. 83 William st. in the city of New York.
can be had at retail rem the following druggists-J. Mil.
han ls5 Broadway; Messrs, Southland Delluc Park Row.
and 55I Broadway; N. Ru shton Aspinwal Sc William
ST. ITO Broadway and 10 Aston House the city of ~ York.
Also, at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
N b. The Genuine Boxes IS Capsules
and have the seal the inventor their closing
them. nl5-lms
IL Il. j isc iii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

Copy Of a letter received through The post oaices-
Mr. J. Levison, Division st. New York
Dear s-At the quest % friend who has lately bee.
liberated from the fangs of acoa by the aid OF your
sbe Hunters Red Drop address you lie tenders hi.
sincere haRhs and gratitude for the blessing be has received
at your hssd having been radically cured by magic asst
WERE usiyg only part OF pbis OF dangerous disease
which he had ashy exposed bmsef hour but
having received both and lessos &c indeed truly
grateful and hopes receive sautsry benefit
from other myself who Witnessed It's effects testify
merits and Chrsias phiaHthrops most since rely
wi.h that The public may be made acquainted with
uti3ty: - hahn n, o,,a.. ,A
And let the banner OF die zse be furled-
Life's en,bers eisme-whiic yet one SPARKS alive,
And bid the kisdlsg glow OF health revive
Estesd thy srm-th~ sufferers pang sppesss,
while grooming meath the demon OF Disease
Asd grateful hears shall all thy cares repay
Wh-n sfnietionss chains are burst away.
Defcnceless youti-if PASSIONS frn control
Has placed thee where dark waves OF anguish ROB,
Where rsigns, and storms ofsuherng fah-
Where nercy's ear ne'er heeds thy ptsous cali
Then Ace 10 him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soothe and set theefree
And when thy ust sfictisns are Ger,
Go, rescued "cbild Of wrath. = sin no more"
Yoars r.Yrectfully " o. r.
Sold at No Division Ph &c sI per botle This letter
The pubsc viii please take so,ice that the renuoe
Hunters Red Drop be Obtained II no other place ne 81
~ but Division q. WYNN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

THE EARL OF GosFoRD-Yesterday Lord Gosford.
by invitation of his Honor the Mayor accompanied by
Col w. III. Maxwell, and Mr.. Hogan, visited all tho
public institutions this Island also the new Peniten
uary, and the Orphan School Long Island His Lord
ship expressed himself highly pleased with the system
and good arrangement every where so conspicuous in
the public establishments and particularly with the po-
likeness and attention extended him and his suite by all
the city officers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

II DtSCONGNHDi-Or. FoET
eradicate certain delicate npaint IL sken s inc on
single dose Of longer on aoor syn
gle bottle gesersy suces Every one 80 nay os
bis physician Tor the directions are so ais sna
isdlvidusl 70 treat ms disease
well method Of venting sdeed thoussnds bsve
this annoying complaint has
aerfuy the Ersdeato has been made public
n s asy without tsin,isg the breath
Yor sale A. ID. Ss.ds, corner ratsn and W ~ am
rrsu sys,e Boweiy and w>ker Ct, and corner Bend
An Rowrry; n. Nones go broadway, srr r. Burnet -
9Th avenue. Ia Philadelphia, BY =. r. orthhth
IN. m1uih-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

nk. JOHNSON Is coasultea corside Htany al once
NO IL Duane street, between Chatham and William
he loaowing diseases, yh-Genorrhra 1855. Chsscres
structures, Seminal Weakness and the diseases
ing from venereal poison improper Dr. Johnso
engages remove Affection In three days
ana the most cases proportnate time wou
The use debiisting judicious medicine or
on from business Persons enstng themselves Dr. Jehn
sens care dose the nscves certainly
the most ggravated Scrolous egs
VIC spcsdy healed Strangers would do web by giving Dr.
Johnson can certain may be made agai,s
the occurrence OF foregoing diseases whch has fail
ed whea used within twenty exposure. Let
tc post paid and enclosing afee have the
dicine, and directions for itsuse fer warded.
Attendance from A. NJ TO IL at aighi. Dr. Johnson
moved from 10 Chambersstreet. ne I'm
- JENLlNG,S ORIENTAL BALSAMIC COM.
FOUND An sficacious sslptary and efectuai remedy
weakness Iregularty the Msnses diseased ac
uon o the bladder and In all diseases of the Upar
immediate
eaed its celebrity Of the above diseases II Is cent?
deny offered With accompanying censatss OF the most en-
nen, OF the British faculty which will the high repua
ton In which the unique preparation Is valued.
Prepared oay by w. Sterling White Chapel London Sold
wholesale and retail by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
m27f No. 81 Nassau street. corner Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
From our Evening Edition. I

LEGAL AND OTHER STATE APPoIsTMENTs.-The
Albany Argus of yesterday contains the following
appointments to office by the Governor and Senate,
March 80, and April 6:
Ne~- York-Samuel Jones, chief Justice and Thomas
Oakly Judge OF the Superior Court Daniel r. Ingra
ham Judge Common Pleas James r. Manly, resident
physician James Gardner, inspector sfbeef and pork
Alexander Denniston and William Green, inspectors Of
lumber. John Fisher, Walker Todd Joseph Hunt and
Henry Romer inspectors Of the state prison at Sing
Sing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
RESOLUTIONS.

l. Resolved, That this meeting highly spprove and
una nimoasly confirm the nomination OF AAhoN
CLARK, for the Office OF Mayor OF the city oil New
York and do recommend him TO the earnest and cordial
support Of all fellow ctisens wdc desire promote
the prosperity Of the city. .
Q Resolved, That the unexsmpled unanmity with
which the ssecto. of Mr. Clark, as candidate tor the
Msyoralty has been made by delegates TO the city
Convention IL at evidence Of their Jest apFreci'
alton of the ability Independence. and unwe.ried APP
,lc.ton with which he has discharged the dates OF
b;s Office during the past year; and an encouraging
message of the comples success OF the true rRiksps
or INK PEOPLE at the approaching election.
Rs.olved. That the election Of Charter Oaiccrs in
hi. ci,y although ir measure local In Its effects dc
vrs Al this time the greatest importance from ITS IN
e,snce upen state and National politics; an Importance
- veil Understood by the friends OF absolute power
:, Wssbing,on that all the msshinery OF party -
sroash, 10 bear upon the fears Of those who hold oces
nde5 The Government and the hopes OF those who eS
90, ,bem 20 counerac the efforts OF that part ot the
Community whose sole objects are the prosperity o. me
country and the welfare o the people At large hecen
exnere.ce hs. taught the administration party mat our
onr abused and suffering city will no longer support the
men 10 whom It's present calamitous cend'ion manly
10 be attributed but they rely upon the apathy wcn
famone those who act from disinieres'eo mouvssl v
TOO apt to follow success This hope we are eonnaen
will be frusrsted there is evidenc ''n all s'oes ~ w
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25

To- Pr
heard my own condemnation about to
be pronounced bv7thc lips Of my child
Wound mp I" the last degree Of su6erings
tore my hair, leaped upon the bars beli'rC
me, and plunged into the arena by her side.
The height stunned me I tottered few
PAGES and fell. The Eion gave roar and
sprang upon me. lay helpless under
him. l felt his fiery BREATH saw his.
lurid eye glaring heard the crashing Of
his white fangs about me. H1
An exulting shout arose. I saw him reel
as if struck gore filed his jaws. Another
mighty blow was driven 10 his heart. He
sprang high in the air with howl. He
droppec-he was dead. Tbs amphithea-
tire thUndcred with acclamations.
While Salome was clinging to my bosom,
Constantius raised me from the ground
The roar If the lion had reused him from
his swooh, and two blows saved me. The
taictiou was broke in tho heart of the mon-
s.er. The whole multitude stood DIP, sbp-
plicatirg for DIR lives in the name 6f iilial
piety and l,eroism. Nero, devil as he was,
dared not resist the strength Of the popular
feeling. He waved a signal to the guards /;
the peftal was opened; and my children,
sustaining my feeble steps, and showered
with gariantls and ornaments from innu-
merab!c hands, slowly led me from tie, are-
Satafkiei. @a T..
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25

rs Of the mosa eGicacous compounds IN the A'0-
ssriS Medca Ter the f that riass NJ i"ve'eraie
d'seas-a produced by Impure state 1T ihe hlo"d g.
a vi''aed hab. Oi the body and "s"a''y exhibiting
shemsrivss in the Ersns of rr"iSn. $sats Rheam lie
prosy, 81. AW'lnss Fire. Fever S.sves, (evr" ~hen
ihe 6"n-s afsrse.I White Sweiiings, IF ap,iied
with Dr.. Je's l.i"ment.l f."l and .ha,satr Ulcers.
Sure Legs nad Ey,s, Scaidl,rAd in Children. scurvy
avid see" b"tic Goat, Pimpied Cara'uBcled Faces.
fostering Erup,"ns and Vrneseai TaWi thr"ugh"isa
she hsdy ia wichias. the D."s often care when
Nlerc"ry fails. They are aisa she hest Snriag and
Au.unsa.l Phy.ie ,'ariiy sad cisn"se the eys'em
from hunors which fre0en,iy appear these ssse"ns
the they ais" aid the preess 81 digessi"ns
MHd Nv purifying the hoDA presess the aecreai"R 81
snalienan, hs,n"rs the Tango The Proprietor
fleny relies the aHnhrr Of s"rprisi"g corr.
effected by ihese Drops, "1'y in B"s'"n and lie W..
cinity. hut irghoui the Hni"n E'r the 'esi pro"f 81
sh"ir "xrrlrnre ""tsiinR AH'rnfire 9fsdicin',
in all the ra.es ahoSr specified. ..., ...5
This article has recently been pronounced by ply
sran "f The fir. responsibility. VI" had Witnessed iis
surprising eracy. entitled, in his opinion, To take
tie lead Of all she pnpulsr articles know" fur the
d we r"npian,s, and indeed il ~ fast gaining this point
IN pnbiIc esi,ma,"n, ihr"ngho1i the country.
Price 81 u Bottle, ar six Bottles To. s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
L6tck6eE6 Enquirer.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS. a.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
six months.
To companies Of any number over sig, o. 50 per
year, payable above To companies less than six,
81 IS per year, payable before. IS cents will he
made in advance These prices are exclusive Of mail
OF stage charge for transportation. s-r FA
No papers will be discontinued until all arTeanges
are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice Of wish to discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration Of year.
% ADvERTlslNG. One square, three insertions. d,
and the same proportion for two or more squares
Halfa square, Is cts. Continuance three weeks
20 per cent per week A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
Administrator and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, IS
All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
DIR. RELIES
AwTf-BIELI0US T1ELs.

TNOR I"l grs'i"n. l"ss Of Appetite. I.istiessners
Headache. (,"ssiS"nrss. F:aiuirUre, Chaotic, Rd
i.,ns Affections Sc. To the eiirHcy 81
these Pills. after . P"rrrsaini experience at many
~ears in England and America has established their
rrpmiaiiOn il neadless: Snfrr ~ O,aerve, that TOR
Redundancy 1T hile .IWieOce, rWS'SeMeSs. hsadache
SC. &C.. ,hcy will "a.l""i'iedy prove far
Sireah!e tina" those drasiir "rses 10" Frequently en-
ed. aud walt .aIv ~ ihe time aend to
snov~ the attending cause hy sen:lr m"t"ns, and To
eirenghrn the digestive organs, hot imv"ve the mp
petite aud ren"vair the system. Price so cea,s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
Dr. Relics Vegetable Specific,
N.s sS;ck Healnclo 0,r Price 5O renta

GTNnnc genuine unless signed %" III on,s,!r prin-
ted wrapper Nv the sole propri'tor r. Kiidsr, ipms-
sale Mt his Connsing R""m "ver No. 80 Cnur-atrr-t,
Concert Hall. D"r."", and also by his special APP
p"intmeni, Nv
Drs. Buel and BecImiih, Litchfeld; e. Co,cles,
South Farms: J. C. &erens, Canaan;
Messrs. Loomis, Beiklem.
December IA, 0c5wl.28
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
Canaan Lime.

N-t.@ SSGS&GSSvSG IAAGSe1CS
THARMERS who wish Limo to roll their
It Summer Wheat in,can be furnished with
the article by calling on
April 10. s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
BLANKS,

ON HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS OFFICE,
THE FOLLOWING KINDS .
Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court SubpGnas
Quit Claim dol Book,
Justice Book. Note,
Note, Bail Bonds,
=" Subp9nas, Pension Blanks,
Executions, &c. sc. June %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
To Lawyers.

A BLANK form, for taking dispositions out
n of this State; just printed and for sale at
this Office. Sept 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE OF
DRAB FUR HATS,
suitable for the season.
Z COOLING CEASSRs,
Iron Foundry,
I0rse, Oareington G a

Morse Darlington q 90.
{" oULD inform the public that their Foun-
w dry is in full operation at the head of
North street, where they are prepared to do
all kinds Of CASTINGS not exceeding 10 TO
l4O0 in the best manner, and on reasonable
terms. ALSO,
Most kinds Of From Turning done to order /;
Farmers Kettles, Fire Frames and Oven
Mouths, q superior article; Cast Iron Sinks,
Weights made and sealed-Basins and Ket-
ties. and almost all kinds of JOB WORK
done to order.
Litchfied. Sept. z. IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25
sPrcrE GOVERNMENTS.
France has 04O0, 900, GOO OF specie.
Great Britain has $3.50. COO 600.

The United States has S6OOOO.O00. .r
Yet France has more than double tho amount Of
specie owned hy Great Britain, has no such CON-
erce such manufa cfories no such political free
dom rs belongs TO Great Britain. - p
France has just five times a. much specie rs ibe
United States vet France il prosperous in any
respect rs 10 this country she has no such great
works Of improvement have, and her people are
less enlightened less LIBERAL and less free than this
people. e1 5
!. In France the hard money system of despoaism
and barbsrism prevails. while in the United States the
people are spnging onward and upward in the scale
Of national greatness, under admirable credit sya
TEN. This system the wings seek to preserve. the
Loco Focos % dessroy.-OhiO JOsr.
The ThiuMuirafe- annals Of Government pro-
fiRacy may be searched in vain fer parallel to the
cogrupting alliance formed and existing between
MARrIN vAN buren,, JoHN C. CALHOUN and FANNY
WRloBr. The object Of these individuals, though
distinct in their origin, have become identical. The
aims Of all are Destructive" Van Buren, seeks 10
destroy the People-Calhoun means TO destroy the
Union-snd Fanny Wright labours TO destroy Ovr so
cai Institutions. Van Buren, goes for separGOa Of
the Governments from the People Calhoun for sep
Grafioa Of the Union-end Fanny Wright for a sepa-
ration sf Man and Wife. The two former seek 10
overthrow the Government: while the latter lsbours
Of Loco Foeaism and Modification. aud the Hirh
PSieste@ Of Agrarianism aud the Bright Venus Of
Prostitution are acting in harmony for the Dissertation
Of all that is scored 70 Freedom aud the pollution ar
ell that 70 precious to Society," IbGny EU Joarn0l
AnlMring-Tos ea wEy faces Ibe loeOEocca make at
IL. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-10-25

Amusing-To SEQ WY faces lbe Ioeo-6o coa make al
the resist Of the little town eIectons in this State
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PROSHECTUS.


THE subscriber proposes to publish IN INC be, :.
ginning of the ensuing winter condensation q
1he twenty volumes of tho Old and New series OF
Martins Louisiana Reports, to he COMPRISED IN four
volumes, s,o., according to tn" model OF foters
CONDENSED Reports.
This work ia now in preparation by J.. burton
Harrison, Esq of this city, assisted ny William r.
f3r,nd. ESQ. The Editor is also permitted by a
distin guished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court
and by one of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all ths advantage winch
nav naturally be rraped from their experience
Such work is becoming avery day more ne
cessary, as the original is voluminous, expensive,
and s9arce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
feat. in the other States Of the Union, IN reference
to the peculiar jurisprudence of Louisiana; and the
circumstances of the numerous principles here de>
cdcd in the adjustment of conflicts of laws, NAL rs
the knowledge of our adjudged cases of prime utl.
I;tv 10 the ju-ists of the whole Union. Moreover,
Ahe rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great dnmald for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, Indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those In The
mor.authoritativo forums of the other States vii
be added to each case.
The work will form four Volumes, royal octave
and will be delivered, bound, to subspI .hers at st
mar vol; in case it should be found practicable t.
compress il into three volumes, the p'iac to sub
,crih.r< will be ST per vol.
subscriptions received by
cor Camp and Common ats,
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fiN M w lttk.
[I.ouisana and New York Line of Packets
He Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York every other Mon
day--conmcneng on thr goth Northumberland to
insure the punctualry in the Time of sailing the
linz will hereafter consist oi five shrps, VIZ:
Ship Iazoo, Captain Trasi, TO leave on the Goth
November
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer 10 leave on the
4tl December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldridge, to leave on the
18th December.
Ship V.cksbnrg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on
the lst Jruary.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
The above ar" all new, of the FIRST class, copper
d, and copper fastened and nlwurds OF 0 tons
burthcn, of light draugt of wnrtr, bong built
in New York expressly for the trade. r price
OF passage is fixed al 100 dollars: their car. ire
fitted up in the most IN proved ard convenient
plan, and finished in neat aud clrg, nj srylr -
Ample stores Of the first quality wilt be provided,
and every regard paid to the Jmfort and cn,r.
satisfaction OF passengers, who will please take
tcc that no berth can he s, cured until paid Tor at
the off &C of the corsignecs.
These vessels commanded by eIptHins well
experienced in the trade, who wiii give every at
tentIon and exert themselves to Accommodate. They
will al all times be towed up down the ssis-
sppi by steamboats,, aud the striclest puncluulny
observed in the time OF sailing
The owners OF these sin viii not he RESPONSE
bic for any letter, parcel or package, seut ny or
put on board of th4m, une>a u regular bl Of iadng
be signcd therefor, at the nnting house OF the
agent or owners. For further pIrtlCndrs apply to-
u ID BEN & A COHEN
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LOtiois1.N.1.
I r has been for some time made known 10 the public
that the subscribers are engaged in preparing ior
the press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
They from the first. OF the great difficulty
and Responsibility 4ndg the publication ut the work
and it not without great hesitation that they
sentcd to the undertaking But the present edition
amounting TO bout three thousand copes and which,
had cost tine State than thirty thou saIid dollars
entirely OF print. For more than two wears
past, the usual pice OF the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars.
1t is n system of written rules which 50 Immediately
operates upon every individual of The state, interested
either in agriculture commerce and which governs
the disposition of much property coming to FROM
other states that-unkc Rrus y other treatise upon
law-it is as much the 'e,rbook and manual of the
merchant and the planter, rs il is of the private gentle
man and the professional nGyoc To-,
Tic le'v'ars adjoining stac3 md in fact Of al
il'-e SlI"' !" tsa 'niu md Wis -s.p ~'eg~ hcl,
'i"n naf for ttla' r",inwr IN LoTisalr, base ire
G'-ht tleen+ry os '.1'pc2 '1 l code, .nd take il AZ
indispensable y@Gt>" 70 their iA:a,rs; and III the
cay OF p" Pile ihe nook is as sure t" IL found in
the rIei i'n Counting r""m AS upon me desk Of the
Judge, or the table OF the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore that the first edition of he work quick
~ disposed OF; and although mere reprint of it would
~ some measure supply me pubic necessity, yet II
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
win references to the Reports aud Statute in order to
the numerous amendments which have been