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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

GpFsr FrAr m SwINxiTG-One Of the soldiers Of
,hs "a Re,iunent al Maiden. ". G., deserted 20 the
American side by swimming from that place Crosse
Isle a distance Of three miles. He was pursued 10
Crosse Isle by officer and guard, bat pro.
tecies by A~eriean ciuzens.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
DULMONARY CONsUmPTION.-Th. name

DULMONARY CONsUmPTION.-Th.n name Of
this disesse-the awful word Consumption and The srn-
tsnce professionally that Consumption IL iBcura.
be have dene swelling the deaths from this
disease all combned whereas. ninety nine
hundreatbs of the thai In this country themselves
quite avrabe and be cured hrt pgh the agency of
ID. IL H. HlGBEES REMEDY FOX PULMONARY
DISEASES Let despair until be has tried this RENE
dy. Call nj ls2 CHATHAM SQUARE where this medicine
for sale AID where every information respe ting WILLIS
cberrfu ly given. aue-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

ILLINOIS CRops--The Peoria Register Of the 9Th
inst ys,The small grain 10 chiefly harvested, and
nearly full crop. OF corn our settlers say
the prospect looked better. The prairies vii
turn out from 60 10 rs bushels to the acre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

THE CROPS IN THE EAsTERs PART OF the STATE
The Calais Gsseae says that the crops Of hay have
come in very well, and hay selling at between six
and seven dollars ton. The weather never was bet.
DER for ripening the grain than Cor the last few weeks
A Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

Inc Onua0 - kHSyOAs
Twas mmmers evs-ths rosy hight
Had FADED from the SKY,
AID ssan came twinkhng pure and bright
Through the blse arch on high;
AID the western breeses sottly stole,
TO khs the weeping sower,
And nature wore her sweetea smile,
To bless the twilight hour.
There sal withis q curtained room,
mother ysung and fair
what voice GENES softly through the gloom!
iris chilsho0ds voice in prayer!
A eherub Wy " kueeiiRg now,
Beside that ms'her's ksee-
she who had tsut BIT him when % bew
Before the Deity.
A father on the distant deep,
A sister slumbering near,
A babe upon the moiher'x bresst.
And that kind mother dear;
For every living thing be loves,
His prayer ,scends o heaven,
And, for himself he humbly asks
Each sin may be forgiven.
And, in after years, when grief
Shall bow bis spirit own.
And the world the cold and bitter worid,
shall meet him with frown--
And wees, Allared from virtues path,
He ueads dangerous way
On! be will turn To the blesi hour
When be first knelt 70 pray.
And The kind hand which thea was laid
Upon his silh en- hair
And the soft voice which taught him frst
His simple words Of prayer
will come again with ing power
To still his pulses wild,
And lure him back, in that dark hour,
As sinle Sc as child.
The prayer is o'er-the last fond kiss
BY that kind me,her givea;
But rises not from scene like Shis
That childish prayer 10 heaven
IL does. IL does-an angels wing
Mas borne its tone with Joy.
And the earnest blessings which II sought
Comes ON the sleeping boy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

The Memphis, Tenn. Inquirer Of the 9TH instant.
states that the crop IN that vicinity will be elm 81
esrirely destroyed BY the drought
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

A sUcoEsrros-To supply in part the corn crop
which /. unfortunately cut short Is suggested whe.
Their the farmers had not better cultivate larger heds OF
urnips and sucn other succeancsa may be broas
bear Tor the subsistence Of their stock-Pror Cosv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-Aa slesas, ana higAI ,

II I.
10 give pesry whi,enssa 10 III. teeth,
eabance the charms and beauty of the msuth,
And add fragrant sweetness 10 the breath,
= s. On .,s' na,.. , eng desco,y wished
The drri, Tooth Paste happily insures
This mach desired result, us will lis use,
rHx w oRTis TcoT ~ Ss S s
tartar giving to them clear and peafy wRiensss %
ss'Ss % Of ss Ind gs. i:
properties greatly tends the teeth nom decay,
breath which orr. Rso, Justly and e1sea.,sy
''e' ' HART m Fi No rs ~ Broadway
sM-y cerner Of Courtlsndta
SINE aTsaT SSsS ",Fa. pIARTMGA, DYs-
sSsEs @ % B. sAi sssssi%s.' cured BY
Hundreds II certificates Of its virtues similar 10 the follow
loving have been received ~ the prcpririor:--
Or q JsypeDssr Sir, Having made use Of your Carma-
ted ietbc complsisu for which pleasure h
r,y believing those who se,,s with any o. ese Con-.
plants viii hnd relief in the o 1ss g .s ,ssab. 8esi1s
President Of Granville College, 0nic.
Prepared and sold by Or. JAYNE, NJ 20 sos,h Third
,sTs. rssdspsI sns sos IN s' ely =, the proprle,sr
DssS SIS ; :sS ~ and O. " E"Srs,
CAkD-Thc sub criber wishing retire, offers for sale
"a bis er,re stock Of Books Paintings sad Engsyinas Ne
oo by Industry and hs bs. sscsmpss S o.ss
ou.snd volumes % esceIea, books every variety Of sub
ect from which fire public private Libraries might
selected II IL his Intention Europe where hs IN
e,deawor keep mind the establishment ed upar
the plan ne has endesvared 10 make store where scare
and valuable beck be had moderate prces ssthsv
possibly be afforded ene store ef tk HID in 80 large
city, convenience. not Only the trade il general
but particularly 70 the public "h helps them the
enables towns and or add 70 hsr
libraries without the necessity Of scndnr abroad 80
The great improvement the fc ,bs zine Arm. s<
Ne hes been engaged in business very perez ptbe ana Who
may be the purchaser will end thss aversbie nemssx
to commence business
ne cannot close this Gard, without his warn.
est thanks Tor the support he received.
Inv
store. No. as Broadway.
su22It VIM A. cOIMAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

A lsasr from Berusia dassd the lst Of August
mentions The death Of Sir essphen Chapman Governor
Of The leland, ON the 3lst sL-As~wioss-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

MRs. SouIREs DEAD.-This unfortunate woman,
who shot by her husband several months since,
died last evening sbost7 o'clock Her ssferings have
been intense; and her decease. suffering as she has
sisce the awful more matter Of rejoicing than
regret II il possible that Squires will be srrsicned
II not tried for the murder before the Special Court
whose session commences this morning .-aochester
De,reeraf sf Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

GAP CUTTERS .wANTED-Two first fu'
suis.is. r. BAGE L co. IL, wsterst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

The Rev. John Taylor, Of Pusburg, was killed by
lightning the 10th inst while visit to his relatives
in Mercer county, Pa. Mr.. Taylor was well known "a
thousands in the western country the cslcslator
: Tsylors Almanac.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

FATAL AccIDEST.-We learn that on Saturday last,
Joel Hayden, very worthy young man, trader ia Piz
lowing circumstances. He had been cunning, and
as he returning meeting an acquaintance. he stop.
ped to converse with him, his gan meanwhile, resting
the ground and pointing upwards while engaged IN
conversation, from some unknown, the gun was
discharged AND its contents passing spward. directly
through his head, killed him instantly -Bosfon Paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

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Hbmy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

TO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
practitioner OF dicine IN the public hospitals ~ Ma
pies, menber II the Medical Faculty Of tie city Of New
York. whore he hiss bees practising physc since the 1884,
be consulted his ofee Mo- 1876 Fulton
ly opposite Church st. The obstinate iaveters,e d.
requiring the sousdes judgment, IN treatment and
culary all or mating purity of the hood, and
chronic Affections rheuma,sms obsructous, ulcers IN The
thrua pons Of the skin debility he will he speedily sd
radically cured by the least and most
10 patients Renedes 10 be used prepared by him
SELF and good effects rendered nfsiibe DR. De Angels
has eected cure which has bsed Az the
af the medical but he cites emily tew Copy Of
eer from D Osborne and Ireland physicians Of this city,
10 Or. De Angeliet -
lis Fsltnp street, Dec. 9, 1873.
Strive have hesltson In replying 70 your note 10
deserve much credit for successful treatment
ofM JOAN Tbors ser bad bsed both here and
In favorable climate. We your obedert servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE. ID.
w NJ IRELAND, M. ID.
rstieps may inquire Of Mr.. Tbora himself Who b to be
found No lane below Cosc Heuse Slip, and also
Of hts brother Alderman Thorn Brooklyn d. De Angels
aso Mr. Thomas MLean, Of ie5 Maiden Lane Tor
his curing diseases and sso Mr. fhyfe, cabinet maker
Mr.. Jahn " Reem, and MIR Hurts, bookseller.
NIB. All Dr. De Angels tsmy medicines may be hns at
hrs Once. JezI-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

THK IMPROVED ENAMELLED KYES, inserted by
Dr. Francis be dne uisi ed from the natural
s perform every melton OF that organ without giving
the slightest pain.
10 Barclay street. New York je29 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

Major Crawford. President OF the Board of Commits
sioners Of Internal Improvement has succeeded in ne
Cotiatsg in New York, loan of half million Of dol
lars 10 carry on the Western and Atlantic Rail Road
now in progress by the State of Georga fem the Ten.
nessee line to the Geo.
Jour lxg IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

REsUMPrIon At HoME We learn with great salts
faction that the Bank OF Mobile has invited Conven
lion of Delegates from all the Banks in Alabama TO be
convened Blount Springs, on the l7th of September
for the purpose OF proposing and taking for
simultaneous and early resumption Of specie payments
NsbiIs Rsofgfer An0 Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

BENEFIT TO TIE ORPHANS OF JOHN CLARK.-We
are happy see the generous announcement made by
Mr. Dnneford of the Franklin Theatre of benefit this
evening in behalf of the orphan children Of the late
John Clark of the Park Theatre. The pieces selected
for the occasion the Poor Gentleman" mo Song
no Supper and other entertainments The house
ought to be filled to overlooking.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
nj r. s. GO OLD
DIR. II. III. HIGBEE'S REMEDY

PULMONARY CONSUMPTION COUGHS COLDS ASTHMA WHO'D
COUGHS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

4 - IsVN,s HUNTEHS RED DNoP-Ths
IL medicine the only sbs0ute Speehc That mas ever beer
discovered Fl the dangerous shases bad
company Is the Of which has been kn@wn VIXEN once
seated In system GO down from gcnersuos 10 genera
tion ug in. skill ~ eminent physicians This
medicine allowed by every scqusntsd with r. he the
certain safe Expeditions mude Of cure ever SHOWN
II every vest'ge NJ the pos.n ow the syst
few days matter old the case, and may always be
both IA aenes discovery from the most ninsle sua,
as their restrictions whatever laid on re prent Every
phsl will have the writers signature ~ Dorfor Levon, "
whom be obtsined privately ~ s inns rer per
phisl. Remember the cid fire Division y JSIirs
~ "a tor sale Nv LEWIS FEuCHrWANGEH,
sulo 2Couitlandl q.
EtsH AND BUTTEH KNtvEs-A spleudis
n sre~ suishi@ Tor private fs lies and warranted
srash. FOR sale ~ LkwIs FEUcHTwANekR,
svqNv Ccuukswds .ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

DYE universally admitted best article aver sent
before the public IL Is daily supersedRe every pre
ration for The purpose which mostly
os materials ana must eventually give way entirely tbs
Turkish Dye Its operation Is almost scal being applied
70 the head night before going rising in the cr.
ming the transformation complete. The su
fers change either ascoiormeni eruption
or other It's be attended with
consequences whatever Sold Wholesale ard retail by
II. G. HART, It's Broadway.
Ally carper ef Conr,I.nJ,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

Prepared and sold by Or. JAYNE, NJ. 20 South Third
street. Phlsdefphs and sold In this city the
prices, by A. n D. Sands No 100 Fulon street. corner 81
william, and at retail by Burnett IS Sixth Avenue John
Dndd, 65 snd 77i Broadway and g. W. Embree, Eaa
Broadway. Price, 50 cents. y2s i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

thus violated their duties to return peaceably to- te
respective homes; andI hereby warn them. that any
persons who shall compromiI the neutrality of this
Government by interfering in an unlawful manner
with the affairs of the neghborng British Provinces,
will render themselves liable to arrest and punishment
ander the laws of the United States which will be
aid or countenance from their government into what
ever difficulties they may be thrown by the violation
Of the laws Of their country and Of the territory of
neighboring and friendly nation.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, the
fifth day of January, A. d. 1888, and the sixty
second of the independence of the United States
M. VAN BuREN
By the President:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

0UR PRoeREss.-On Saturday ard yesterday we
published FIRE several editions of the Herald, and
sold mere papers that time than all the other esab
hshmenis of New York. During the past week the
increase of the Herald has been very greatour ag-
gregate sales reaching nearly one hundred thousand
Impressions Our circulation is now greater than at
any former period, and increasing also rapidly.
This extraordinary popularity arises from the eff
cheney Of the system have adopted. Wepay talent
ed assistants, reporters collec tors and cores
pondents in Washington, Albany, Buffalo, whenever
there any matters Of interest going on, more than
any paper in New York Oar system is cash through
out, and receipts reach from $1,000 to $500 per
week. according TO business season, and Interest,"
New York is becoming the great intellectual centre
of the Anglo Saxon empire formed of the different
governments called the United States, Great Britain
and the various other nations just emerging from
lonial dependence. We mean make the Herald
the greatest journal of modern times. Who can pre-
vent U.s. Our common" cement suspicious.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

The Quebec, Hebard arrived last night from Lon
don and Portsmouth. She brings usLondon papers
TO the evening of the End u and Portsmouth Of the
4th. We do not find in them any news
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

II An account oi The consscIa ion of the coadlutol
Bishop of New York, DR.. Hughes at ST. Patrck's
yesterday, is prepared for Our afternoon edition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

90. FRosEs amusing trial for sale at this Office
People read this trial instead Of swallowing pills IL
sweetens the temper- clears the boodpromotes laugh
teranG increases the circulation. Price sxpence per
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

FASHIONABLE MovEMENTs.-We have now ON
hand several picturesque descriptions of balls and
soirses, one in Brooklyn, one in Jamaica one in
Washington Place, and several elsewhere. The press
of Washington and Canadian news excludes them
today We shall give them all in day or two with
correct philosophical analyses of the several fashion,
able lotteries which give them-ther manners,
style, dress, elegance, beauty, &c. Fashionable So
ciety is improving rapidly. More balls and parties
are given this season than ever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

u The locofocos hold grand row tomorrow
evening in Tammany Hall. Grea, fun is expected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

II General Jackson, the great locofoco Of the age,
has written long letter indorsing Mr.. Van Buren,
and all his schemes in favor of a separation of bank
and state. He says the "banks are robbers"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

JOIN HAeeERTY AGAIN. thought had done
with this silly old gentleman, but il seems not In
our law report today it will be perceived that mo-
ton has been made by my counsel in the Superior
Court in consequence of his obstnacy refusing to
discontinue his civil suit against me, ian unciv suit
call it) although he stated cath before Recorder
Riker that ne meant TO stop it. How long will old
John Haggery make fool of himself3 What means
this constant nveterate obstlnacy? Who urges that
weak old gentleman to such course? Had he not
better attend TO his auction business and get up few
more cash sales must probe this subject 10 the
bottom. Apropos Noahs suit against me for 500
Is going on swimmingly. In this matter shall
"shircumshlse" the Jew "shecona" time, before he
gets nd Of me.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

MEssRs. FIeuEIRA AND THE BRAZILIAN GOVERN
MENr.-By referring TO the the proceedings in the
Court Of Sessions on Saturday, it will be seen that
this trial is likely to prove highly interesting one
There is considerable array of legal talent on both
sides-ncluding Hugh Maxwell, John Anthem, the
District Attorney, f. b. Cutting, the elder Mr. Griffin,
and some others. The indictment, which is printed,
fills over 100 octave pages includes 10 separate often
ces and RIO less than So counts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

SUPERIOR Cousr-SArvRpAY Jan. e.-Mr David
Graham, Sen, OF counsel for James Gordon Bennett.
Esq. rose at the opening Of the Court, 10 submit a
motion TO the bench 10 the end that the suit now on
the record OF that Court, of John Haggerty versus
James Gordon Bennett, for libel might be dscontinu
ed The Judge said he had no objection 10 the motion
but II being Saturday, he could not hear the arsu
ments that day, the counsel in another cause had
TO conclude long argument
Mr.. Graham.-Then your honor will consider The
motion as made, and hear the arguments on MONDAY.
Judge.-Certainly, Sir.
The clerk OF Mr.. Lord, counsel for Haqgerty. WINS
then informed of this arrangement and went to report
progress TO John HagQerty and his lawyer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

sendinsher over the Falls of Niagara, communicated
by Mr.. Fillmore, and confirmed by Mr. Sbley had
produced such an excitement the Niagara frontier
that nothing could check it-that il spreading "a
pidy into the interior Of the state and that masses
were moving towards the line with arms and muni-
TONS IL was asserted that no protection could be
afforded to the frontier, sufficient force raised to
preserve neutrality, as the whole army was in For-.
d. and the people excited by the outrage which was
SAID TO have been committed by the Canadians,
would at once bring into that province.
On the other hand il was argued that The Canadi-
ans were as much, if not more, excited against the
United States as might be learned from the language
OF some OF their papers, a paragraph from enc of
which was read as specimen in the most yitupera-
tive style and threatening offer freedom and pecu-
mary rewards 10 the slaves Of the south, 10 rise up
ana pass over into Canada; and that two nations so
civilized enlightened and powerful as those of Great
Britain and the United States would never consent
to enter into war on such trivial pretexts and rca-
sons
The subject is one Of great Importance and the
committees in both Houses will, no doubt. make re-
ports very soon, when the whole question will be,
fully discussed. The correspondence between Fox
and Forsyth will also be promulgated on that oc-
cason.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-18

NENltY II LEE 8 CO, No Magazine street, are
IN receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, ar! other ato arrivals trem he
r-tern cities, large and new selected assortment
Hats, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
eonsitlins of gnntlemens fine calf and Morocco boots
do % 1unli,y; do bn'd, and stout WAX pegged booe
various qnates mems fine calf seal and Morocco,
slppe, mems fine calf and kippcd peysed shoes and
rogans; do boots: do stout kip aud pegged shoes
id brogans gentlenens hest quality cali sewed shoes,
h,ogans and Jack Downinss; do calf and Morocco
ckle shoes AMI brogans; do calf, seal and Meroccn.
,dan shoes and slippers, do calf, buff wings
lew articles do fine calf se:h and morocco quarter
'ots; loys misses and chldren's pegsci and seweh
b. ogans, and shoes of every quality and kind
Also general assortment OF mems stout wax and
rsast rogans and Shoes together with 10000 pairs
esro best quality, russell brogans, nailed in thu
ianks, made expressly for plantation use; good
rtmem OF mems fine and stout kip russell brogans Il
article, and arge quantity Of ali inferior quality
e sset and brogans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
lind slippers; do shoes, with and without heels;
calf, seal and stout leather bootens; Ito Prunela shoe
Iall kinds and qualities; do Iass hrogans; sater
n and to>ed boolees Misses lasting spring shoes
gans Children's colored Morocco and lasting bro
i, .s and boots, &c.
ientlemen s fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
tat beaver do OF superior quality; Ito imitation
l. ran, 10; bread and narrow brin mems fine trab and
III * RHssa short mapped hats, new article. Yosths
l;u e size hats of different qualities; do chreH's.
Is ms and bc>'s black and dIsb wool hats of various
slu pes, with general assortment of boys aud mems
so! caps
his assortment will he :cpienishee hN the arrival ot
Iacketstrom The named cities, ali OF winch
will be sold on accommodating terms aug 1T