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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

WHUOPlo q COUGH Is convulsve cough inter
w ruPted by iu and inspiration, eurning In
fits ana usually terminated BY vomiting or sxpecoraon.
The appears vscid of Phegm dsed in
the upper Of the lungs VIII cb aahereso to be
expectorAted with great dcul,y II uuay with
oppression Of breathing thirst fever and Is
ceeded b. hoareness about fortnight the cough
q cuiar sound, named q Sush OF tbs
diesse, which has produced mourning Ia many happy
house. NY carrying on young and much beloved member of
the family. remedy for this distress is Dr. CAYLeWS
Bslsam OF Lverwo sold At SIS Bowery which the propc
fully confident will fail in curing the worst
4 bs you II. IS 81
WHIPS AND THONGs-Fne ivory mounted
w Stage Gig and Ring Whips
Cord and G. al mounted Stage. Gig and Ring Whips
Painters, Cr~ps aud Leather Wagon Whips
Thongs OF every cescrpicn for sale 81 manufacturers
prices. BY L.C. PlLSBURY co,
IS lws lie Maiden lane, up tar.
ELLIPTIC sPHINGs.-A few sets superior E Ipuc
NJ Springs, az IL cents per b. cash. for sale nv
l.. c. PlLSBURY Il CO,
81 lw' lis Maiden lane. mp stairs.
HAMMERS AND HAMEs-so dozen Cast Steel
H Hammers, and 10 doi- Hames, for sale nv
l. G. PfLsBURY 4 CO.,
IS ly- iis Nader lane no stairs
'PHE GEOaGA LUMBER COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed al per discount at NO. rs
Wall s,reet,N York. The front Office the
State OF New York SLIM
e. KEWARD.-Losi,ia going from Niblos 10 Brook
C yn Ferry, square Mourning Pin with hair enclosed;
above reward, and thanks OF the leaving sec
wlxfr. rnfn .<kr o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

Mount e. alison,
SIGN AND ORNAMEErAL PAINrERn
- l1o water, next TO tse corner OF Wal e.
signs, plain and ornamental Military Flags Devices Il
propriety and good taste.
onsorm system Of charges adhered TO.
anil -ru~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

EASHIONABLE STRAW HAT MANgFAC-
Il TORY, MILLINERY. he MRS. BENNETT, No. s97
between Resde Duane streets inform
the Ladies ana the Public 10 general that she has opened
the above establt hment with elegant
hne Tuscan Leghorn and other fashionable HAS and Milne
ry articles.
Mrs b. more particularly requests the attention Of the La
dies style OF Hats, manufactured from Tuscan
called the Congress Gipey which, she h. satisfied has Only
he be admire, and will with general approha
s4.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

IpAss FOHD's Rooms FOu BILLIAu IDS
~ And Ear IS. 2is Broadway and n Ann street ca
Joins the both nr The Bilard
Tsbe, Go hs halls he and exercises Cor health. Pur
chssrr and players invited. There 10 Billiard Tables
ready for TRIAL. ~ room, with spring, STEEL indis
ruhbrr and cloth cushions and eagle roa frames
the h.st assortment sfrrrd the rnbic. my3i-3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
REEF REEFl REEF

cond quality Beef, warranted sweet in good order
hand and for sale the very lowest -ket prices
su2s SIM VALENTINES. IS Fulyn Market
Cy A BOAT RACE WI. take nlsce from Arss' Re.
treat late weeha~ken Mouse, MONDAY September 10Th,
1885, lbe weather y tar the nri fair day. for
Gold Calls, and silver Cup, for regular Boat Clubs
tina memper< No picked allowed.
First kace-A2PM for Dared sosts-a Grid Call
Second Rac.-ht 81 ". for 4oared bosts-a Gold Cali.
Thru Eace-At5P for ali boats breeding az
length with either par sculs 2esrsa Silver Cup
Boats Intending previous the day OF the
Race
stages viii leave the Ferry Hoboken Cor place
~h.re vsiter will hnd every accommodation.
B-In OF the Match Race wbch takes
fro the Battery Monday the sb.ve poned
Thursday p 18th. The Regulations the above
u-f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

10 SOUTH EktN MkntHANTs.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS nc.
~ A. w. SPIES, 1s2 Pearl street, 10 nov opening fan
Fall supply Of H~rdw ares-or sale on the Hest usonabe
terms.
crates pat. Iron Tea Kettles and sauce Pass
crstes Sheet I'm 10 Do
caxks assorfed Table Gallery.
5 do. Pen : nd Pocket Knvs-, Shesrs Scissors, kr.
eos Rssore 10 90 Files and Ridge Tools.
10 do. assorted Trace Chains
7eo dozen do Ares
10 ea:e. c;pn. Pistols ard Rides
no p.,rs sei, cooking and revolving Fstols-
ya.r,hs~ -itb = general Shelf Hsri~sr~S
P,s Fancy Goods sushe tor The sou,h~rs
market ap2 sm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08
S T. e. A n =.

u A. A. sAMANOS Importer OF s~gan, informs HI
friends and the public that he has choice Lot o
ssais OF various brands. In addition /.
The segar selected by his brother Havsns
or s cypress purpose OF retailing Those seckisG
Tor choice ace. please call store ~
sWiuism and retail establishment IT'S Casal street.
sn2a inas
" DOCTOR GLOVE R Coz fines himself 20 an oasce prac-
tee, and to the cure of certain class has
experrnce End has directed OILS practice psrc usry =
drea.es OF DELICATE sArUKE, sdded In csisgaie nex-
cal educauon IN the nrst which
sdysnlsgrs over the general practitioner srssg. Will
wen 10 acrninae ,he regular practitioner e. sdver-
sinr se nss'd doct Scdcs pune asd great pretend
rrs once No Ann street Private eth door frou
a Museum Lamp al the inner Office door In the ,vesiaS
- Be particular to observe name and number
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

| composition Ornaments N Mandatory,
5e4 Broadway, New York.
xr JOHN CALLER respectfully nforas Arshtects ssA
Builders that he conttnnss To furnish Of d.
rriplou re interior 6sshing Of huidsgs The loves
~ n specmsss can ~ seen mansse,ery o. show.
or-s~esis cot uoto any dcsgp. ~ys6p.
Des Uarte~ ae vtsites, de noces 90 de Conn
~ VISITING CARDS % essos AT HOME, sreRs
CARDS. he. kc. III
VALE INk's
ssenAvrre, rniETiNe, AND FASHIONABLE yrsfrrre
AND sTonr cARp ssTAsLisHssNr,
so JsAa a.. cer~<r Of H,ns~r "a.
rEw vosK.
vsitns Cards Cards al dome tor Wedding Parties, Ne
eare snd store Csr. engraved superior style. snd pr
= with the IL The latest and spprow
irlf
y, ~ a.s. NND n Usn MAXI s-Rn
ire A. LA 6s<xx <ell ed, on hand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-08

NATIONAL THEATRE.
III CARD MR. FORREST respectfully nnnou' ces
his friends and the public gener ally that his RENEFlr wi
take pace Monday evenag, the 10th instant when will
represented the drama of Mlamora the las, Of the waMps
noass with other entertainments will be expressed la III
bills of the day
Zee ofthe Theatre. s9it
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06
THE FRIEND OF THE SETTLER.

We have heard great deal said in aiss of the Admin
straon for the presumption laws and its divers manifesto.
tons the welfare Of the settlers the public
lands This kind feeling of the party for western
psope manifesing itself tho full extent The cleo
tons being and there existing danger ito giving
falls the administration feels free carr, ont it's avorite
maxim, yet the government take etse Of itss, and tho
people of thsmspes" regardless of the consequences II
would be extraordinary II settler the public lands, who
had peemon and expected under the terms of the late
act of Congress- to have too to make payment ns
could Thing the order of the department by
which he compelled for his lands in less than three
friendly consideration of his welfare Tho
better than the people what for their interest," and
has kindly stpred violated the provisions of the act of
defeated the just expectations of the settler
thus him from the horrors of the tpO credit whc
the pre-omption law gave him. The pre.emptoner who
would complain must be most unreasonable fellow
The beauties of this iment Of the administration
defeat the emption law, by compelling the peemponer
for his lands before the day fixed for the sale Of the
public lnds instead Of giving him years. allowed by
the fully illustrated the receut land sales Spring
field, in Illinois. Some told lost their lands, willis,
only able them by most enormous sacri6
ees II glorious day fol the money lenders The
Springfield Journal thus speaks Of the diff uy get money
LET the government take Of ITSELF and the people
themselves"
The Public Land sale for this di trct commenced satur
day, Many in attendance Such is the demand
for land 1--WE suppose mprOvemens that money
has been loaned for sixty cent and in
per per month The sale has been brought
object Of the raise money-and in this
has fully carried its avowed principles of action lie
the take Of itself and the people Of them
Selves"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06
COMMUNICATES.

"Co,ning epents cass their ,hadors before"
M Editor-'Fhsugh ungiftsd with the - SECOND
sight" Of the inspired Seer,men may Percste' WIN
only half an eye, that potent attemrt IL aoos' "
be made to upse, Aldermen Caldwell's arguments
on square, black, psvements. / think them as
substantial rs the blocks themselves, but have
not the excessive pretension Of the Voter Of 'hr
lst Ward TO say" cuff cent il 10 Tor me to Know
When the Mountain has finished its labor, we can
better judge tho importance Of the mouse. o'u
not intend to say that ".he Voters assertions
were untrue, but improved II 10 one thine 70 say'
and another to show: aRd he who can vouch that
horse goes better over had road. than on g"o1
ones, has, at least, omewhat peculiar notion'.-
Saving in drawing 10, certainly, one item IN favour
Of square blocks. but by no means the only one !;
! but to say drayages here are as low as IN any
other city, 10 another Is peculiar notion" In view
YorI, drayags for one entire m"e' 10 WV Wv.
here, from one suburb 10 the Other-a less otstaS
i, ia six bits! Blu, tina, ia not the point. TAKE
il. II Gn,ham were paved with square BUCKS
| instead Of round stones. propoTtiona'e rehnsNon
would take place there; and it the hrss waro
Vnter wishes brief answer TO his question:, say,
no: not while the paven,ents are the same, worm
and South but give us fiat stones ana keep theits
| round, and druyage may be done for less.
| To say that square stone pavemenIs viii not
lessen the expenses, ia, think, another very pc
ewiiar notion! He will live longer, work more, md
grow tauer: he will require sets OF shoes less,
| annually, and be, measurably, EXEMPT from
sprains, windgalls, spavins, &c, &c. The mnlo'
ri,y Of our Council are certainly not oracles, nor
ore their opinions, like the Pope'a. infa!bs. The
people at large differ with them, and though a
single operating cnnss may make s'1 men commit
mistake, it cannot. bias the Judgment Of ten
thousand. Majorities are no, always right. The
greater number In this state were recently demo.
crats-wefe their politics necessarily correct, and
,hsir sdvsrsaries wrong? II so, why is the Presen
change! II IL one thing TO take contract, and
smother to fulfil i,,--bu. by what species Of intni
ton, did the majority know the lower priced "fs'
could not he fulfilled? There is no evidence thu
the party making it could not give as ample secu
r,y as the present contractor for the saying ofths
ser,." is by no means proof,-i, may be ano.he
Of his peculiar notions!
ANOTHER VOTER Of the I'd Ward.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

.Magnitying Glasaes. Ono Of yssterday's papers
states that tho British steamer President, now
building, 10 to be one half larger than the 3sea
Western! pah The Western is about 1890 tons,
aad ,hs computation would make the Prssiden,
a040 tons, whereas she ia to BE- 1900. The same
piper gravely asserts that though many talss
have been told about Madame Vestris, ns,hing ~
the deriment Of her morals has hesn nsds public,
ergo, the stories are untrue, and the MADAME
immaculate. Faith, 10, no doub, g eanonicsl viz.
tue, but he who would believe such twoddle'
cheese,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

THE INDANs-A very intelligent and obseryant gentleman
who has tribes of Indians Informs that
he believes Gaines aud others have inssppehendsd
tho intention Cherokees in itng the various tribes to
attend their council Our informant states that they
are by no means collision with the whites
and that he thinks their main object induce all the
tribes borders beyond the reach of peo-
ple They opinion that their proximity to the states
has injurious effect upon them; that it breaks the
spirit Of the waro brings upon them ntempsranee and
these reasons they are idea of removing
beyond reach They have found that they
not contend against the Americans and they if they
TO be engaged in wars they would rather contend against
men whose customs and similar to their
If the Chsrokees resolve informant thinks is
possible they will joined by the Kansas and other nations
who will make league of mutual protection aud defence
against any that they encounter. II hese
really their Objects would III aud the good
wishes all wond attend them their to the
South West-Saint Louis Bulletin.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

The real genuine Bayaderes imported into
names are .amany, Soundir ON, Reydon, and Ran.
goa. II is rather ungalan, to mention ladies ages
but as the transatlantic papers give them We re.
pea, tina, Amsny is 10, soundirom oaly ID. Little
Pevdon but 6, yet looks like little dsvil.-so say
the French. hut the age Of Ranson seems TO be ye,
unhxsd. They are accompanied by two hs-ersa'
lures, said TO be musicians. Thsir talents may be
weeks employment. to the dentist in extracting
the broken teeth.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

Rossing.-Two very elsgan, Gutter Clubs are
now established in our city: the ons esl'sd ths
" Ares" rows, We believe, foar oars. The o,hs
is the "Creolr," meaning the same number, and
there is still another under way. These boats
have lately had an elegant house built for their
accommodation at CAHOlltoB by the Railroad COM
pany WAY do they no, institute race, or regatta!
There are Two or three clubs established At Bayou
Sara, and some We hear q, ST EIancisvills, that
would doubtless Join were any proposition publish.
ed. II three or fur would subscribe for cup, o
purse, there is little doubt that the CarTelton Com
pany would add some fitting prizs.-soms silver
s'ler yoke, silver "ar, which wigh she subserp-
ton race would form the eommsncsasas Of
series Of acqus'ie sports, not less heashfsl 60 the
parl'eips.srs, than sRresabls to The spectaiore.-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

ExpLoRiNc EXCEPTION. following letter Ia dated
U. 8. ship vnrennes
Sir Ibave just thought it might be satisfaction 70 you
know something deu,e shout the Exploring Expedaion
Our ship yncennes first class sloop OF war OF 'ao
TONS commanded by Charles Wilkes Esq She had hght
spar put her. which her the ana
of the morts and convenenees Of small f1gate
Her usual battery Of % guns is reduced to eight and
responding reduction complement Of upwards Oh Ae
$50 men, including scientific gentlemen Of whom We
have thrae, and horticultural. The Peacock VIM Z;
Hudson Esq., commander lisa second class soop Of war; Q,
the construction 600 tons hurthen-he same
battery, of 1870 men, including three scenhc geh.e
men. The ship Relief A. R. Long ESQ., commandet,
$50 burheu has guns and Is and the
of the scientific corps The brig Porpose Lieut. Sad
waader Ringgold ESQ., commander is 200 ns has guns
and IS ALL There also two pilot boat
recently purchased late the New jersey and the
Independence, Of your port.
The FIRST called the Sea Gull commanded by passed
midshpman James Reed 10 hurten and has 10 men
second called the Flying Fish, commanded BY pas.
sed midshpman Samuel Knox 80 tons and has IL men all
told The squadron left Hampton Roads this afternoon and
off the pitch Of the Cape and the pilot boat about 10
leave and link that binds to home and
tive land The squadron makesa 6ns imposing appearance
We have ne breeze, and all cheerful and happy a
could be expected in the circumstances The expedition
fairly off, and you tender counrymen our SIN
hearty farewell and on the occasion
In great haste. your obedient servant,
| JARED L. ELLIOTT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

Georgia Eleetions-The Southern Recorder gives
as the result, Of the election in Baldwin,-Stats
Legislature. Senate, o. Hansell, (S.a,s Rights
35s. seeves, (Union)2a5. The former lie elected.
Representatives.. Hines, $40, Rock we'll, 3is, both
STATE rights, and both elected. Hammand, 975,
and Rowell sIs, union party. For Congress, the
parties stand thus: State Rights, Dawson, 34A,
Nisbett, 1897, King, 1856. Colque,t, $50, Haber.
sham, $3.50, Back, 32i, Afford, 800, Warren, 3l2,
Cooper, 3Oi. Union. 1verson, 204, Pooler, a94
Bumey, 2s5, Patterson, 285, Campbell, 78I, Mel.
son, 273, Graves, s73, Hi'Iyer, 1864, McWharta,
26a
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06
JARED L. ELLIOTT.

The Maysvie Wing notices the new ae.hod of travelling
now used the Ohio viz and CANOES That paper
remarks that number Of have arrived at Maysyis
would in houses where they could be obtained and when
house convenient they encamped on the bank The
day was when such upon the Ohio was not
cred matter of WONDER with a improv ements in
and the modes of sounds rather singular
al THE day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

Trip postponed.-The steamer Maaeppa will no.
DO able to make her proposed Trip to Lake Maure.
pas, and lie tributary rivers, this evening. In
order to pass the examination required ty the new
law OF Congress, she lie obliged to build new fire
bed, which will proven. her departure. Next
Saturday, We understand, che will make the pro-
noaed yaion
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

or The speed Of horses seem to increase much
10 the same proportion as the improved locomotive
engines. The spirit Of the Times says-"ihere
is ON dit that Edwin Forres. in trial performed
a mile in two minutes, and eighteen seconds!"-
Trotting is fast treading tho heels Of running,
and running is barely eclipsed BY flying.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

SCIENTIFIC DESCRIPTION OF TIE MosoUETo. We
copy ins following questions and answers in orni-
,haloRy from the Cincinnati Gazsss The ana
swsrs are learned Dad luminous az the quss=.
tons ara searching and profound.
7saehsr-John, can you tell nae what class and
order Of the inssc, tribe ,bs~ Mosquito hslongs to?
Boy--Dent know cir,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

NJ Tomorrow afternoon the bost clubs will
turn out e, costume at CarrolIton. There will be
Two, not three boats aoat, and their gaiy dres.
scd crews will give an envening aspect TO the Ho.
tel, where Mr.. Moore has provided, as usual, an
el-gan dinner for visitors. To take an excellent
repast at the Hotel, and on the river after
will be rem ember-d among the mos. pleasant
pastti,ues of past kimes
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

II appears that there has been nearly dozen
designations among the members elect 10 the
Mississippi legisla,nre;-fof what reason we
know not. y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06
Teacber-1acob, can you tell!

Teacher--Jacob, can you tell!
Byy-Yes sir, ain, an insect, he belongs 10 the
bird tribe nd s species oil Owl, and sings louder
in proportion to its bulk, and like the owl, com;
mite his d-prsdall"ns in the night Father said
TIM, r'other night he should think that about forty
roasted on his nose, and others were scattered on
his cheeks and eyebrows. The Mnsque'o vs. n"'
like the OWL omniverous, but is man,iyerous, like
the bedbup, and like the hummlng bird, IL sucks
not The honey from the fl were, hui ~
Teacher-'i hat will do, go above him. The
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

eF The Express Mail Of Yesterday brought
nothing whatever from the Wor,h: we did not
even learn where the s,oppage took place. These
freouenr failures in the interior extremely dis
treseing at the present time when every one is
ANXIOUS to Civ" an impetus to business, and en-
deavor by early season TO retrieve in part the
losses of.he past. The western slips arrived.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

NJ .DFCAE, PAINT g. OIL STORE,
CsYner of Common IL Tchopitouas streets.
A LARGE and gensrai assortment Of Medicines,
IA Paisss and Oils constantly hand, and Tor seal
e de naost reasonable farms, by -.-.. ..g-
v4e, I ( Ii JARVIS & ANDREWS,
sep5 49,. corner OF Common 4 Tchopitcu
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

Up Tbs chip Hannibal, Capt Mumford, from New
York, 10 now discharging opposite the Mint. Cam.
eigaees vii please attend to the receipt of thei, goods
oct5 81. gia.= lF- 80 Common st
CSPERM 0IL-f0 casks pnre, hleached, summer
~ Sperm OIL landing from ship Mississippi, suitable
Zoe plantations, and for sale by
-. 800 80 : ISAACRRlDCF g. co,
.&lekA - - ---- l34 Magazinn n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06
NJ ASON'S
CHALLENGE BLACKING!

CHALLENGE BLACkING!
1AS. S. MASON, of Philadelphia, begs respectfully
- TO apprise the merchants and public generally OF
New Orleans and Louisiana that he has appointed
essrs Reese Il DLan.e, the cole agents for the sale
Of his unequalled and inmitable
CHALLENGE BOOT AND SHOE BLACk!NG
in this section of country article which stands pre-
mnent FORTS beautiful us're, and uniformity o. 9uai
ity The manufacturer warrants the Challenge Black
ng to retain it's virtues in any climate, and preserve
the leather to which ii applied. He offers $Oo pro
mum to any person who will produce its superior.
Certificates can be seen at the Of Messrs Reese
and D. ange, from merchants Of the highest respecti.
bity, bearing lie tmony to its beauty and superiority
over eve,y other Backing in the United States. Az
orders for this article in N. Orleans anv pal 'sfthis
section of the Union, must be forwarded to tho Sole
Agents as above who will pay particular attention to
the same, and fill them at the manufacturers pr'ces
JAS. 8. MASON,
pbiladeI phia sent 10, 1888. 95 Ca0wh at.
REESE e. D'LANGE,
Comb and Fancy Store, lS Camp street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-06

What say you, gentlemen Of ihe Arrow, and
Creole? p