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With nausea .nd yomtisg si,er breakfast Procured boz
roath nd ser using doses within space OF
began improve and entirely stored
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have derived from Tie use Of ne h .n me recon
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sworn 10 before me, Sept 18th, lass
Commissioner Of Deeds
New York, Sept 1913
have derived grss, beseh from Of cuiens Pro
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attacks Of violent he sd ache such
.S. o ~ eo S Sn nc remedy
comwvesd OF the above Pills, When the cad of
reurn Of H. although more than two months has since esps
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New York, Sep :, 1854
Having derives great benefit from ne use Of" caens Pro
seausntspee where th, 10 health sscrsed
menu '"'" : "'''''' c. A. vANDERPooL.
No, lt8 Grand street
Isave made nee Of Culens rrophylactic Pills.
obstinate essuveness sttendcd with severe Piles snd can
decided preference over evry o'he. medicine nth which
~ "'s' 2sl Ess, Broadway.
New York, Sept -, 1859.
Ihave made o. cuen's Prephyl,ctic fih" re.
cosvene lasuse, and loss 81 appetite, and give
them decided preference over every other cathafc ed
cine they combine midaess With efficiency producing
agreeable sensation Whatever. have derives much
ksneft the ef them hat can rec 1mmend them
:, in tbe fuIlest confidence. LEWIS G. HEYL,
Broker, 90 Broruueet
New York. Sept =, fess
b.ve made frequent Of CulIens Proph ylscic Fills
asd have recommended them t. Of scquantsnes
indsposos such b, ad ache vos ~ colds
ssordered stomach, bad dgeson loss OF appetite NC kc
wbo as well mve have derived great sersbt from ho
Of them bsvs hesitation In sayirg that consider
best purgatvs medicine ever Offered % Ihr public
r. M. bURwELL,
1l2 NASSAU street.
have used Culen's Prophysctic Pills. and can rscer
mend them excellent purgatlve tsey uhe the On
common quality mdness with e&ciency, and as they are
declared TO be purely vegetable combinaon have great
confidence In their virtue THOMAS VI. BHhlSIFD.
100 Chatham square, ~ v.
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Bowery, John ". Mapsr 4ns Fesr william Msther
~ Division street. wn Therp Greenwich Bath 5J7 Hsd
street. Dr. Jsses Hsrt corner % Broadway Cham
bers street Dr. syms 81 Bower, corner walker street
and $50 Bowery, corner Of Boad street Afford A. Watts
street and whiting 81 Fulton, corner IL Gotta Applca.
don r au oci-s and 10 purchase al whnessp mus al
dressed tpost pad) 10 the or the United
WIN J. BURRiTT
ot0 IwsydGw III WAFER street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

TRIAL OF SHEA--The jury in the case Of John Shea
charged with the murder of Patrick A. Dowd, after
having been out all night in at the opening OF The
cour, this morning withou; being able 10 agree upon
verdict. and were discharged. Tie prisoner was then
remanded for another trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

20 The United States ship Cyane' has reached
Tangier and left Mr.. Carr. our Consul; sae len ina
place for Gibraltar, September g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

U7 The French feet the Mexcan station will
shortly be increased very considerably The Zebra,
brig Of war and the Vulcan and CycloP, bo7b vessels
left Toulon Sept llh, FOR the Gulf Of Mexieo-esch
vessel was carry out 500 shells.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

20 Mrs. Sanderson, near Preston England, poi
soned herself and FIVE children with arsenic because
the world looked coldly her. All died in day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
r,n TO y,2sNo sApIss. .vu,vvn

"ANTFD-A WILLINEN AND Dnk s. MAKFH, to
w 60 south-bo,h Of when most he conpise and w,h
qualified In their profess Also yeung lady who
quantea In the sale ~ Fancy Goods assist IN the store
apply, from os, A. NJ, and 10 p NJ, az 1871 Broadway
N B.-PssLsuin references expected and retUrsed.
90 eodlWs
NIUsiC-Bas and parties sur piled With music by sppl,
" at No 100 villa street where orders punctusly
wten1es 10 by lsl03 ST. SIMPSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

u The returns OF the Georgia election thus far,
show Wing gain Of 800 for the Congressional
ticket and gain Of 10 members in the state egisla
ture.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

90 George Conbe commenced his lectures OF
Phrenology, al Boston, last night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
rnErfENALD-NkW york.
From oar Evening Edition.

~ We have private letters from the great cotton
and sugar region in the Aakapas country beyond Inc
Mississippi which that the crops there Will De un
usually good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
CouRT oy orsR AND TERMrsKn-Tral OF John

Court or OYER AND TsRMrsEK.-Trial Of John
She's for the murder OF Patrick Dswd.
The following testimony was adduced this day.
Thomas Holahan deposed that the deceased had lived
in a OF his, sbouttwo months. He was drinking
man; occasion, witness mad 10 get up to quei
disturbance Witness told deceased On that occasion.
that ne should be obliged to call The police.
Bya JUROR rrcsn BY drinking man, that he was
IN the habit Of getting drunk. He has been drunk
90 be obliged TO be carried into the house.
EriSsrce on the part Of the prosecutions resuxSd. Rose
LaRgun sworn.-Witness is 81 years old, and has
lived the lss six years in the house where the murder
was committed. On the night Of the murder witness
was sitting in Kane's room, when she heard cry.
When witness out. she nothing but the dead
body. She has known Shea from May as-he IS not
a pesceable man-he weuid not suffer any one 10 90
down stairs bat he was anthem like mad bear. Wit.
ness saw stone there that night and black frotn upon
the stairs person fro~ the top stairs can see the
lower platform. The paving stone was large round
stone. The deceased wS the incest sober young man
she saw; drop Of liquor ever went into his
mouth.
William johnson sworn.-wss one ofthe city watch
the 9th OF July last in the cry Of muir
der and watch saw the corpse went down 10 Shea
his door bolted broke il open and took him TO
the watch house witness. stone or brick bat on
the STARE stone handed the witness that night
by female il the sire ofs goose egg and nearly
the same shape Shea, as he was going TO the watch
house, sala be had only struck Dowd with his hst
Samuel w Sloan testified that after the was ar.
smooth black stone was handed him by female; saw
no brick bat
The testimony here ce,ed
After the summing up II counsel the court charged
the jury length upon the aad tendency OF the
evidence, and the Jury, after remaining out all night
could not agree upon verdict, and we're discharged.
RUSSIA AND CIErlss1As-The folo~inr terse an.
by the Circassisns to overtures for treaty OF
peace between the cosntries, spesks well Cor their
spirit and demands for thea the good wishe. Of the
civilized world.
- As TO commerce, you have gold wheat, and mann
features. We have steel We bay our merchandise
Of you the risk OF lives In selling 10 you
expose yours If this kind Of commerce displeases
you, retire beyond the Don, and will there
10 seek you. As TO truce, no-the wild boar does not
make peace with wolves. You are n numerous a.
wolves we are as ungovernabe as wild bosrs. Let
fight Allah knows beforehand which Of US will be
victorious"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

10 father mother and daughter have been poi
soned in Duchess County by eating toad stool.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

B7 Arson Jones has been presented TO the fresi
dent as Minister TO the United States from Texas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

C Nathan Graves, sentenced TO death for Il
murder Of N. Foule, has escsPed from Carrol;cn ja
Illinois.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

70 rascal named Hezekiah Allen, has been fined
500 for selling gentleman quarter Of beef from an
animal that he knew died ~f disease. He ought 10
have been made il all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

II TIE body Of Nelson Cozzens, who disappeared
1--WE years ago. has been found in the river Montreal
He had with him, when lost, $4,000 which have not
been found
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

NJ A merchant recently cane from Montreal 10 this
city in 40 hours
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

~ $. J. Sylves,er's new Counterfeit Detector'
is The best Bank note list that is published.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

Be Three Frenchmen. who arrived in the koya'
William, brought over a large quantity Of leeches.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

70 The last officer Of Washington's body gsard is
dead. There few Of the soldiers still living.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

10 little Miss Davenport is astonishing the pay
going public Of Boston. They compare her acting ~
the Dumb Boy to The best nantomimic exer'ons q
Celeste.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
S5(( IH;,EsyWAAK - sPEcIyIc MIX.

OCUU TURE-For the OF Gonerrhua, elects, STRIFE
and analogous cenpsin of the organs Of generaon
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
the certain
kes speedy and permanent cure without the least re-
gard TO Diet drink exposure change in application
siRess.
We give long quacksh
public 1.-THE ne oione does speak for itself, shall
speak Tor IL Our object notify where he had
that the proprietor challenges single Of Gonor
rha to be brought in which The Mixture will effect ra
pc cure under q forfeiture Of $3.50.
This disease that unoriuE aely pervsdes all ranks Of
sety-hgh low, rich and matrimonial single They
presented with remedy by which they can cure
themselves without the least in the
possible.
Farther the disease capnet be contracted If
Mixture is taken al night going bed when exposed
Ii In bottles, with full directions IL
al ~ bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
Many cured IL two days.
For sale only DR.. wm H. Minors drug store,
Broadway at Dey tFrankin Housed New York
and Jones and Hutchnson corner OF Chesaat end lib
Philadelphia
MIND M IL l. FOH sALt.-The frame and mac him
w of the Mill at jersey City ecntsriRg
teIas workmanship and In perfect and sheet iron
saHs the patent self acting plan II will be
low, and be until December
will be taken down. being or the line of the New Jersey
Rail Road.
Any person 10 OF power fer grinding grain or any
other this s chance, il being
Wind Mill In the country, and iavoraby suited
ping TO the West ladies part OF this county being
the side of the Hsdsen River opposite New York Apply
GEORGEsw EDGE,
slslm' Jersey Chy New Jersey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

to The brig Patriot has been burnt at Norfolk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
HEALTH PRESERVED AND DISEASE
CURED BY THE Use OF THE

EDINBURGH pEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINE.
CULLEN'S PRSPHYLACTIC PILLS All
~ who recommend them These pts have b.rn bit
very short ue before the ublc he general has from
be- OF the most unnu ed
al Efficacy dssvsd the hghes
responsibility but uenaine TIN they should &c Introduced
solely by their merits and tecr hss-dupan
tneir virtues, determined fer tesnin
their favor except such should spontaneously arise
where the facts be refer
and suffering humanity derive the seneht Despsng
and GINNING the m positions practc al the pess day
which makes the judcou gieve, and causes
even creduty itself viii wonder he will simply say,
TkY THEN-the most skepucal will be convinced.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
Ny III \

an arrangement viii he nude for tho esiab-
lishmentof branch here. Thus to-day has
been made one of our great days.
JUMP.
A new order Of things is arising. Land
no! is the cry from all sides Of the ship
Business men who 60 aiming rice casks,
cotton bags, tea chests. boxes, and banels,
and who act as the direct payers Of Uncle
SIMS revenue, understand the Importance
Of the v"ie on The repeal Of the specie cir
cular. That obnoxious imperial edict has
hung like a mill-slene around their necks
and now it is III, their heads are up again
The logic so current in the White House
and the Giabe office is not all current here,
Money making men know what is torlheir
interest and what is mol, and they never
will exhibit The extraordinary spectacle d
running themselves for the pleasure Of il
Correspondence Nat I'M.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
RODNEYs
wsanesday, Jpne Is, 1898.
Prcnflse and W'0rd

Arrived at the city Of Washington on the
ao,h uh. aud immediately qualified and
Suok their seats. The following is extract
cd from the proceedings Of The House.
MIR. GARLAND, or Louisiana announced
thai the agreeable daty had been coniided
10 him Of alipriziug The House that the peo'
n,e.of hlissississippi had confirmed their de-
c;.ion az November last in favor ct Messrs'
PENIS and WEd, MS their Representa-
lives in tho 25lh Congress, and hat nose
gentlemen we're now in attendance ready
to take their seats. .,
The Chair. "'rhc members elect wal
please present themselves tor quaiifica-
ton. ,.,a,
As the Speaker wac about TO adm mister
nc oath. Mr.. Premise remarked thai, before
9ein, sworn candor compelled him 70 ~
firm he House on behalf Of himself arc
lis colleague. tina, they did moi cla'm 'hei
seats hy yi,tue ii the recent election II
h,jssissiopi, hut by virtue Of the election i
November last; tina, they had lo"ked upon
the rccen, election az unconstitutional an'
wholly invalid. $
Mr T.. tiIrtneT ShiU 'iu' w. e, .,
himself cauld not consrienilousl lake 'n'
oath under any oiher election than maj 1"
November, and that upon their conscience
ihoy should take their oath and seats,
.hey took them at all, ly virtue oil INA
election alone. -
Mr.. P. said ,hat high sense OF duty
bnh 10 himself and the House, called upoI
him for this avowal, That if any wished :
make objection. they might have the oppor
tunity OF so doing.
The Speaker said that the statement Q
tbe member from Louisiana, that the gen
demen werc elected Representatives Iron
Mississippi, wns sufficient to authorize hl'
administration Of the oath Of Office TO Them
and he administered the oath 10 both gen
tlcmen accordingly.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
spEclE cIRcuLAR REPEALED.

After good deal of humbuggng, the fi'-
nous Tor, rather infamous) Specie Circular
has been repealed. The vote in the II.
Of Representatives on the fnal passage Of
the resolution to repeal was: ayes 1914.
noes %. The editor Of The N. York Ex
press SAYS: "This we consider the first step
in the Wig march of following the foot
stepsn backwards. The party in power is
now ON the right about face, and we hope
their step will bc the quick step. The
SuL-Treasury scheme is de facto abandon
cd; that is, the Administration cannot carry
q, and hence, and hereafter, we presume,
usdoing what has been done, is TO be the
order of the day."
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
u. s. SENATE


OF the eighteen Senators whose term ex.
pires on tie 4th of March next, 3 are loco
Ioco, 6 wings, 4 conservatives. Two. Of
The loco facos Messrs. GruDdy Of Tesscs.
see, and Niles Of Connecticut, IErve already
been expunged by the Legislatures Of their
respective states, anil if the other tcgisla-
lures bar the expressed voice Of he pee
pie, Williams Of Maine, Trot.er of htissia|
sIppi, Morris of Ohio, Noryell Of MichigiliI,
will find themselves among the nIissapgI
We also are inclined TO believe that ATkan-
sac will elect wing in place Of Mr.. Ru-
ton. Whether the Conservatives will In
reelected we consider very doubtful. Ii
depends upon the wings to determine, but
from indications we are inclined to believe
il will not be. From these data il will be
seen that at the next Congress the political
complexion of the SenBte will bs inevitably
changed.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

The Globe is calling upon its Loco-focc
adherents to rally with all their might to tho
SUPP ort of their cause. The machinery and
wireworking is already IN motion. WecaIl
upon the, people, we adiure the friends Of
liberty and her sacred cause, still to remem-
bcr that although victory perches upon our
standard. the baitleis but half fought--tho
triumph but half complete. An ever vigI-
liant and active faction is again stirring up
the elements Of discord around lis, and mar.
shalling their forces for the last great and
decisive onset. Previously to the last cleo
ton in which the people so signally tn
umphed, the firebrands Of abolition were
thrown among US to enkIndle famc which
would direct public attention from ihelfI
-0Hafurpitude. So we read Of robbers aPI
plying the ncendary torch, that in me
midst of the consequent din and confusIol'
they might plumber with impunity. But y
the present case the people extinguished inc
torch and taught the agitators a lesson, 10
cogitation of which, may probably empoy
the leisure hours Of their retirement
Since the election the horrors Of abols
ton are forgotten, and even the grim ghOsl'
Of departed duellisis cease to stalk througl
the land. The Banks! the BanksM al
now The dreadful bugbears that haunt %
imaginaiions and ere ne passiops Of ihe'
modcrn 2aalol M i9N
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
Whig Wards. L. Foeo HIard,.
Mr.. Van Buren, is in very fair way to
get back the State! Now, Isn't hei

The appointment OF The Hon. D. Kimbcr.
~, Of New Haven, Senator Of the United
States for six years from and after the 4lh
of March ncxt,is sad stroke 10 the admins.
tration of the national government as well
as to the Loco Focos in this State. After
working for several years through the me-
dium Of the Globe, and elsewhere, to make
great man Of the Hon. J. NJ. Niles, and
having at length, as they fiattored them.
selves, placed him inspoint Of eminence by
The side Of DIR, franklin, il is quite melan.
choly thing to have their hopes dashed to
the ground in moment Other disiln.
guished public men, from the time Of Cardi-
nal Woolsey down to the present day, have
experienced similar fate. If there is any
truth in the maxim that ''misery loves com
pany," the party, as well as the Senator,
will have at least that consolation. If he
should find out, after while, that tho
Globe made mistake in placing him by
the side Of the great inventor Of lightning
rods, il will not be the first instance IN
which discovery Of tho kind has been
made too late to answer his purpose by the
author Of it, Hartford CourGnt.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
REACTIONS IN NEW YORK.

The Albany evening Journal has care.
fully collected the returns Of the elections
held in the different townships Of New York
this spring for supervisors. The grand re.
suit is, that the Wings have elected 434,
and the Loco Focos 3l7, and several coun.
ties to be heard from, which will return all
Wings. This is the proper kind Of rc-ac'
ton!
A return is also made Of the elections
held in the cities Of the State, which pre-.
sents the following gratifying result to the
ncn- E,,cnS.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
THE 1,RUE SPIRIT.

The Wings of New Hampshire are al
ready organizing for the next campaign.-
A large meeting was recently held al Con
cord in that state, for the purpose of ex.
changing congratulations on The suspicious
result of the late elections in Connecticut
and Maine. Among number of pointed
and spirited resolutions, the following re.
commends itself 10 the adoption Of all true
wings:
Resolped, That like the Wings Of 10
we have enlisted "du,iag the rar," and
that following their glorious example, We
will not lay down our arms, until the surren.
der Of the Lord CORVALLIS, ofthe South, nor
until the sons of New Hampshire shall have
given another Bennington defeat to the to.
ries of the North.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13

n.initlTatioG, and nTe only whiting m opp0l.
tuniiy to show i.
New Hampshire, Arkansas and Michigan
giving IA electoral votes, are the only state,
which can now wilhany kind Of confidence
be claimed for the administration; and a.
arevolutions never 60 backwards" they toe
will M doubt he in opposition before In,
next Presidential notwithstanding Mr..
Van Buren, ssolitary and alone
MIR. Calhoun may endeavor 10 ieserye s,
Carolina as a place Of retreat for the dis.
comftted troops; but il is yel to be seen
whether his efforts will prove successful ia
transferring this gallant slate into the hands
Of its worst enemies.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS.

The intel iaence &c me final passage
through the House OF Representatives Of
the Joint resolution repeating the Specie
Circular WIS received in Philade'phil on
Thursday; and on the af ernooa of ihat day
The following letter from The President Of
the United States Bhk was published in
The National Gazette Of that CRY. The
Philadelphia papers concur in expressing
The expectation Of an early resumption Of
specie payments:
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 81, 1898.
My Dear Sir: Ia my letter of the 7lh
ult., | stated nv belief TINT there could be
10 safe nor permanent resumption of spe-
Gle payments by the banks, until The policy
of the Government towards them was
changed.
The repeal of the Specie Circular by
Congress makes that change. ! see now,
what until now have moi seen, the means
OF restoring the currency.
lrejmce very sincerely Mt the termina-
lion of this nnhippy controversy. and shall
cordially Cooperate with the Government
by promoting what the hanks are, lam sure,
iuxloHs TO effect--an early resumption Of
specie payments throughout The Union.
With respect, yours,
NJ RInNE r.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
lIyERFooL, MAY !, ISIS.


The improved demand for Cotton noticed
in our last circular, 23d ulllmo, has been
followed by still more active and extern
sive business since, and prices have nd
yanced fully half pence per pound, making
the improvement Al from the lowest point Of
he market twelve days ago. Ia some in.
stances sales have been made per pound
higher than some Of the Transactions at the
period Of greatest depression. The basil
ness for The week, ending the 9Th ult,,
amounted to 1920 hales About 1900
of the above were taken on speculation and
300 for export. On Saturday, tie 26th
ult the business was eslimatedat6, 900 bales
Spectators took 200 and exporters 500.
Ia The two days since our last much more
extensive business has been done in goods
and yarns at Manchester, and though no
improvement in prices seems as yet to have
been realized, thai marke, is in more pro-
missing state. The stock in Liverpool is
estimatcd at $4,000 against 33l 900 al
Same period last year. The first week Of
westerly winds must bring large addition
al supply from America.