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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

Calhoun did cancel his debt Clay today - ma
ny expe-ted for shere was considerable crowd IN the
Senate, till Allen Of Ohio began 10 inhct rantiPole
speech that body in favor of the Subreasury bill,
when Ike galleries we're Immediately emPtied.
day. concerning his instructions aud said that he would
take the subject into further consideration
Mr.. Key has been arguing the mandsmIs case In the
Supreme Court, and will be followed by the Attorney
General. Amos the government pretty penny
your townsman Morses invention of the Magnetic Tel
egraph, which he is exhibiting here exces good
deal Of interest and curiosity. HoRAcE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

BROOKLYN Coal CoMPASY.-Some pregnant qaes-
lions for the consideration Of those interested and for
the Of the managers propounded IN the an
nexea letter, which appears 70 be id rem and especial
" direct and straightforward in its application TINS
subject believe, particularly interests some psopri-
etors of newspapers who took the shares Of the com
pany lieu of cash for advertising and putting the con-
cern.
Mr.. BENNETT
SIs-l wish enquiry through the columns OF your
paper with respect New York and Brookn Cea Com
pany whether have delivered all the coal they intend
and the President does not call meeting OF The
Stockholders and give a statement OF the doings!
The stockholders generally very much dissatisfied, not
having received each share which brings their
$40 the For individual stockhoder
should how is that have had 10 much
article Of COAL when the best OF Goals has been
selling yards % Is at the highest and OF late
a low rs $2.50
At tn. last meeting Of the stockholders there state
by the President, that The coal would cost more
thas they first supposed account Of some mismaI age
nen by former Secretary OF the Cnspsny-but that cou
$3.50 the ten landing The which
tbcy had been unnecessarily subjected to.
hope aeeng the socA holders viii be cal ed and
made that those vho ned be satisfied
whether they have been dealing n Of villains or honest
n. a SToCkHoLDER
February 81, 1893.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

vNR JouNsOr scossorcs co?feeet'..y ~ his or,e,
I'm II Duane street, between Chatham ritWi'sm s o,
the 6.Ilow pr ases4rs, via Gorcrriturs tapctes
STRUCTURES sesiraI weakness and inc bpn ''us sre
IT,, ro,, yenrrsa yoson improper tr"nirt Or J"hoso
enr,er W remove any recem s6ecuos ntro or Three sa
,he nae az ,nv deIang ajaieous medicine, OF presfe
uou from bu ness Persons snrpsrg u esfsas % pf.is
sons tIersclves with ceras ~ success
the no =. pravard kcrosu'cr, ses' frSs
sc speey healed sirsagers world do wei ny Evisg W
Job,sop ea IS certain preventative may be made AZ sns
Occurrence or tue foegosg discsss, vrh ms never a
cd Wien need within Nv bcurs sesT exposure Let
sr, ro,t paid ard erco. aee have he
dlcne, .ad directions fef " ue i"fwMeesn. NJ .
Attendance from q, A. ~. n hhignt W. '"rn'sh n~
mov.d from " Chambers street ,x'-'"
(xsss CrN1s-f EnJs-rr safe OF es,hsngs
~ asrge gu ,ny OF pennies Apply Nhe sesA o. tne o.
Ace.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
CAPSULES GELATiNEUsEs PEHFEC-
CTiONNEEs Al BAgME DE COPAHU-Psenees ne

CAPSULES GELaTiNEUsEa PEHFEC-
OTiONNEEs AL BAGME DE COPAHU--Pstentees ae
rAeademie Royale dr Medicine de Psrs-PrepaIess par
CHARLES wfLOENOw.
GELATINE CAPSULES or PURE BALsAM CoPA.
W. patented by the Roya Academic of Medicine Of Par
throughout Frasce England, Germany Prussia,
Italy, and Continent of Europe since u valuable disco
vsry of this precious mrdien~.
The Copavi Baham Ia OF all the medicines employed
sttng the chronic aad gonnrhsl affections The
osy specific action Of which has been doubted
and which phy, in given the prefe
renee hut m and smell the Of its
being rejected nv many patients
This the why experiments have been uae
IN order discover mode of Disgusting IT'S sste 80 TINT
might be taken with less but hitherto this ha
bren mperfecty effected AMI always by the addition oi
some active substance which modises It's propes nod thus
DESTROYS chemical constitution and its physical character
THEREFOR having discovered mode of administering IN
that the slightest rnsncs aud
without submitting sry alteration. Ie nethos
enclosing In the gelatinc capsules encioses that
precious medicine In 7uch disguise entirely 4,
and smell and goes the digestive organs w's
any other mixture Than that az he gelsiine in which
enveloped and which completely Dissolved IN the
stomach BY this ocsrs the stmeui Of the gonerfna be-
ing effected without dsgus and consequently without inter-
ruption will become prompt and thus pre-
ventivy The possibility If n relapse.
The for well ~ the sestaioDs froe The
cnsen physicians of Paris cnc~sd IN each box.
For sale by IN the respectable apoihecaics IN ih.
CIV ned country
Drupvs .pd supplied with the above cap
su.e- y-CIlARI Es wILDENow, sNo 81 Cherry street,
rear Franklin Square flilm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
TOOTH ACmtil TOOTH acnE!,

JANISENS CONCENTRATED ELFTTAEIA
~ This article, ghy ,entraci cFaralon keo
ana Cardsr'as has IN NIL where II hss been
us-d md has been 'ced in with lie nerve Of the ais
eised tooth, thus FAR p'sved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
Tor that and orrpen annsysnee, The Tcoih
Ache Unte most other articles the purp can he
applied ih The safety, rs is noi In the least degree
harfol to tech aud therefore produces Injurious e.
iec,s placed in cono with those that ss sound a.
remedy = 800. :. -..
IL. success IL without n rara5e thoroughly removes
all s~epess and leaves the Teeth 10 III spnaioh lor
being filled, and a, csctrsliy arrests the progress
u decay and e,sstually removes those por,ons va,
LnvY already heromr csricos; ent reiv destroys inst
dis ipreeabs smell which always impaired 70 me breath
by dscayed teeth TT &c 30 CENTS FOR safe ony ny ", IT
9cusop 10 rulaon street James N. Hart, NJ d.,
groady ~ and Chambers w. Gvion corner bowey
and Gr,n street. Pike and ben street. anl Nhoe.
sale aud retail All Grand between Easi Broadway and
Dyisi,a .,r.., - - - jis Jnseods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

med, Tor surpresson rerury and all cases where nature
.locs moi Ia W her RI anisr and proper course.
Al "A No, 10 he taken du~ing pre- nancy.
Sold oniy by Mrs BIfO.. Midwife and Female PayS'
elan. No 7 Division e. New orb. 49,.
.l.p her celebrated soothing syrup for children Neth.
inp . safe e-rs and efrcinal tr'tedy.
w sxccisn, rsmedy cor nipple, prepared and
sy,d ~ al,svs -
ar Advice gratis 70 Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. Peek

MEDICAL CARD-DR- CARPENTER, No. Peck
ivk Slip, New York dee proper occasionally To reVnd
ths publ that he consnes To adm mister 10 the Athletes at bis
old established Dispensary.
To number OF the citizens of this metropolis lie needs
herads 10 his victory disease Ia s most
complicated and destructive d, es he deem
pesGC In the the various
naaladi-s which mankind and wonankind subject
To be bsgs leave respectfully 10 remark
he confines himse Ia office practice and desoirs him
self 10 the welfare OF his tents Keeps assist
shop boys aud has separate Offices for the rvacy of
y. leus who In contact Doc or Carpenter
adj that he regularly educated 10 the profess of
med cine and ard received his Diploma In the
0l3 Of the New York stat. Medical Society sgnsa ny the
highly much lonleptsd jobs RDdgers, NJ
President and that he has or long series of years de-
bmset the a<d of all a. csir pri
diseases Be particular In the nb~r Peck Slip
Pearl u. f201w DR. CAkPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

10 About six weeks ago stated the fact that Mr..
Washington Irving TO be nominated by Mr.. Van
Burens friends for the Mayoraly ofths city, The dull
and stupid contemporary press is now upon the scent
and beginning bark. The the Herald in anti
cpation of the other papers, is generally taken up by
the latter some weeks after our publication; and fesaa
leate seems TO be their appropriate motto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

FROM ALBAsY.-In the Senate on Tuesday, the
Auction Bill was taken up in committee OF the whole
and lis second section amended as to secure Tor
the State the duties goods bid in by the owners The
same Committee also took up bill to revise the statute
relative the Imprisonment of the United States debt
ors in The jas of this State. with view TO the aboli-
,icn Of that practice Nothing decisive was concluded
upon Mr. Young presented the report Of the Commit
tina, part the Governors message relating to
General Banking Law 1t is represented as decidedly
Locofoco in It's language and doctrines.
In the House, the General Banking law was commit
ted and proposition of Mr.. Mann subject the asso-
Citations the provisions Of the Safety Fund Act, was
rejected The fourth section ofthe bill carried.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

UJ'Mr can's final exhibition tomorrow Of hi, inter
esne gallery Of Indian portraits and curosi,ies n be
worthy appropriated for the the suffering poor
We honor Cs,lin for bis enthusiasm skill AMI courage
and Ike him Tor his generosity.
The native American., 1838-02-24

What is the matter nowp cried Adolph.
do you see who sits there?' replied Hans.
'Where?' exclaimed his master: i see nothing
hold up the lantern
Heaven shield us!' cried the old man: 'thert
sits deceased lady on the altar, in long white
veil, and drinks out of a sacramental cup!
With trembling hand, he held up the Lantern
in the direction to which he pointed. 1t was
indeed, as he had said There she sat, with the
paleness of death upon her face-her white gar
ments waving heavily in the night wind, that
rushed through the aisles of the church--and
holding the silver goblet to her lips with long,
bony arms, wasted by protracted illness. Even
Adolph's courage began to waver.
Adelaide, he cried, i conjure you in the name
of the blessed Trinity, answer me-is it thy living
self, or but thy shadow!
sAh! replied faint voice, you buried me
alive, and, but for this wine, had perished from
exhaustion Come up to me, dear Adolph, am
no shadow-but soon shall be with shadows,
unless receive your speedy succour.'
-. go not near herr said Hans; it is the Evil
One, that has assumed the blessed shape of my
lady to destroy you
Away, old man. exclaimed Adolph, bursting
from the feeble grasp of his servant, and rushing
up the steps of the altar.
1t was, indeed Adelaide that he held in his ca
ger embrace-the warm and living Adelaide-who
had been buried for dead in her long trance, and
had only escaped from the grave ny the sacrile-
gious daring of-THE SEXTON OF COLOGNE.
The native American., 1838-02-24

last moment of his liberty, only thought how he
might preserve and protect you.' Tears at length
ieli IN floods from her eyes. But said she, in
tone OF wild power, 'he was betrayed, and may
,ne the power whose thunders avenge the cause of
ms people, pour down just retribution upon the
head that dared-p
+" heard my own condemnation about to be
pronounced by the lips of my own child. Wound
up to the last degree of suffering tore nv hair
leaped upon the bars before me, and plunged into
the arena by her side.
"The height stunned me, tottered few PAGES
and fell. The lion gave roarra and sprang upon
me. lay helpless under him; felt his fiery
BREATH saw his lurid eye glaring-I heard the
gnashing of his teeth above me.
"An exulting shout arose. saw him roar
as ifstruck, gore filed his jaws. Another mighty
blow was driven to his heart He sprang high
in the air with howl. He dropped, he was
dead.
''The ampitheatre Numbered with acclama-
tons. With Salome clinging to my bosom,
Constantius raised me from the ground. The
roar of the lion reused him from his swoon, and
two blows saved me. His fachon had broken
in the heart of the monster. The whole multitude
stood up, supplicating for our lives in the name
of ilial piety and heroisfn. Nero, devil as he
was, dared not resist the strength Of popular feel
ing. He waved signal to the gnards; the por-
tai was opened, and my children, sustaining my
feeble step, showered with garlands and orna-
ments from innumerable hands, slowly led me
from the arena"
The native American., 1838-02-24

A THIN MAN.-It is stated by Elan, that
the poet Philetus, who was preceptor TO Ptolemy
Phiadelphus, was naturally slender in form,
and had reduced himself so much BY excessive
study, that he was compelled, when he went out,
to affx plates Of lead to his sandals, and to put
pieces Of the same metal into his pocket, lest the
,cind should Jlow him soay.
The native American., 1838-02-24
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The native American., 1838-02-24

The railroad cars passed for the first time be-
tween Detroit and Ypsilant, on the Sd inst
Com. .adu.
The native American., 1838-02-24

In many of the papers of the day, the arrival Of
the Hon. Mr.. Buckingham was gratefully an
nounced, and his design in visiting this country,
and all his movements are now dhly chroniefed,
with the expression OF many thanks for his beneL
VIOLENT errand. His acknowledged object, as we
are informed, in leaving England, was to enghtef
and interest the people of these United States
the subject of Temperance; and discover grand
Temperance Festival is to be gotten up in Phil
adelphia, to which tire Hon. Mr.. Buckingham is
invited the special patron and saint, with Mrs.
B. and son, as minor luminaries. Permit me to
ask if this is the same Hon. Mr.. Buckingham,
who, when member of Parliament, expressed,
at public meeting, this opinion, which it may be
well for the people South Of the Potomac, to be
made acquainted with; ''that the greater proportion
of the people of England demand, not merely
emancipation. but the immediate emancipation Of
the slaves, in aohateuer quarter Of the a0orid they
may be found 1t was said when the infamous
Abolitionist, Thompson, visited this country from
England, that he the bearer of these demands;
but as Thompson did not meet with very cordial
reception, it is probable Mr.. Buckingham has ta-
ken it upon himself to be the bearer Of these de-
mands Of England, as proclaimed and published
by himself It is also probable that Thompson
did not exercise sufficient cunning in concealing his
real purpose, under the pretence of lectures on
Temperance some other humbug ofthe present
! day. If such be the fact, would it not be well
for the South to know it, that preparations might
be made to receive Mr.. Buckingham, and yield to
his demands with all the civility and grace, which
the agitating and momentons interests involved,
will permit? learn, also, that Mr.. Buckingham
delivers lectures upon matters and things in gene
raj, besides Temperance, by which he hopes to
realize an honest penny. But it must not be inti-
mated, | suppose, that the Hon. Mr. Buckingham,
NJ. p, has become, and continues the ardent dis
cpe of this modern Saviour, the abstinence hobby,
on account of the loaves and fishes. But have
one remark to make on the subject Of these for
eign Teachers, who take such pains to instruct us
upon religious, moral, civil, and domestic
duties and institutions | think all our past expe-
rence should teach us to receive sucl-'wolves in
sheep clothing'-with that contempt, which their
impudence and presumption deserve; and if dis
gust could possibly open our eyes to our own fol-
ly, should think the case of the Rev. Mr.. Wolff,
and .'his beloved wife, the Right honorable Lady,
Georgiana Wolff" and John Quincy Adams in
PRODUCTION Of this Missionary Wolff, into the Rep
resentatves Hail. could not fail to excite the gam
t,nn suDfcif.
/ would thank you to answer the question
with respect to the Hon. Mr.. Buckingham, NJ.
Up. B.
Fauquier County, Ia. Feb s.
The native American., 1838-02-24

QUAcK MEDICINEs.-The advertisements Of
various quack medicines which are now in vogue,
are well hit off in the following extract from puff
in late Cincinnati paper:
'tOney eysingle pill worn in each pocket will
Instantly give and elasticity to the tghtest
pantaIoons. like quantity will create an ap-
petite in the most delicate stomach or physie
horse. They will also be found to give rich
flavor to apple dumplings, and a peculiar zest 10
picked oysters; they will thicken soup, reduce
corpulent persons, and excellent bait for mouse
traps. One pill dissolved in bucket of rain
water will be found perfectly water proof lining
for canal embankments; placed in steamboat boz
lers, they will efectually prevent their bursting,
and greatly increase the speed Of The boats. As
for their medicinal qualities they justly enti-
tied to be called smedicamentatm Grafia Proba-
tum,' id est, remedy approved by grace-for
they effectuay cool st. Vitus's dance; they pur-
fy the pimples in the small pox, and radiate the
red gum in teething; they reduce white sweflings
and cure the black jaundice, blue devils, yellow,
scarlet or any other colored fevers; they cure also
the thrash in children and the pip in hens, the
staggers in horses, and the nightmare in owls"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

NisLo's-MR. WATsoNs BKNEFIT.-Tonisht For
ance in America in his favorite character of the Bar
Der In the celebrated opern of Barbiere di Sipigiia
ms gem OF kossnis was well received by an audi
olehce mat would have been on Monday evening con-
soeiaoy increased but for the threatening aspect of
the weather Tonight Fornasa ri is TO make his yala
dlcory address IN song. The attractions of the eve
ning are great IN addition the opera there is the
elegant ysudev'le Of The Ladder Of Lore in which
MISS a. FISHER, bsnep, and John Seton play excel
lent characters Sienor OPEL executes solo on the
VIOLIN Altogether il is highly attractive bill and is
for the benefit of Mr, Watson, gentleman who has
conducted the musical department with SO much skin
and attention, and Is himself SO admirable perform
er. The saloon will doubtless be crowded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

elors, and would have learned more, bst being .
bachelor myself and very irritable one could not
contain myself long enough tel hear them through
20 commenced kicking up row, got found out was
bess by the old things overpo by numbers, get
a sound drsbbng, and to close the concern, kick
ed ont of doors in real lady like style But my bro
Their bachelors must give me pension before they
can hear the grand object of that meeting. They
can afford to pay we'll for knowing it. AT least had
TO. would rather 60 back to the Blue Mountains
must beg off for the present. !csADoD.
P. 8. l am of of the Mountains, and "lchabod is
himself again. Tell the folks this sis onya brushing.
and if they kick at that the ID may curry them
and risk getting his brains knocked os, for It wont
be done by poor l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08
For the Herald
Pluto and PrOserpine.
A POLICE REPORT.

POLICE REPORT.
! met mn adventure in Naples last year.
Ny life amid rehbers was pei il'a;-
They confined ME all mig hi In cell unds rgrS una
Where, gras ping about In The darkness, found
An old New YORK Morning Herald
." =, wish ! could show you this preciaus antique,
IT'S like Codex Btzue in ancia Greek:
when legibe, thus il commences:
Or,yeisn Police -on the bench, Justice Jove.-
The actis Us ourt-a poor tailor in lo,t-
Or, dear lit e Flutes offences.
:" This morning the Office was filed by a crowd
or people from Enns, that village proud
OF lis picturesque views OF Mont Eina
All anxious the case of abeuc,ion 10 hear,
'Gainst tailor named Pluto, whose daring ca eer
Was cut short while returning from Greina.
when prisoner was brosght to the bar we observed
Lie looked dow ncast end pale and in quite unneved
At The thoughts Of his strange situations
And the Justice declared, that sight OF his face
Was fully sufficient 10 settle bis case,
Almost without examination.
"Thc complainant was Ceres, a sturdy old dame.
Whose corns, suppose. nade her walk .aher Ian Q,
For the lady. we hear. is farmer;-
With her, came her eaugh,cr, the fair Proserpine--
OF fea nres SO lovely ard figure SO fine
That old Jove 81 outeo out, what u charner.o
She deposed. that the prisoner, tailor by trade,
To her daughter proposals Of marriage had mace
And had seat her pair OF young rabbis
But such poor boieh, was by Proserpine spurned.
His love " as r. jected-hs pi esents reiurnea
On account OF his very bad hal bits.
" she swore that defendant came, next to herself
With bis ledger TO show The amount of his pelf.
;. By es,in aes worthy OF Bnbbsge;
But she found he bad nsged his fortunes 10 swe ell
BY adding his powerful Interests IN he'll,
And his numberless dealings in Cabbage.
The refusal erragea him. and loudly he swore
That he d have revenge, month would be- DER
While oil laughed al his furious grmaces :
But s0on witness found him a 10 be- feared.
For her daughter some mornings ago disappeared
And left oil erjoursey no traces.
{" Jove asked how the witness contrved to discover
That the girl had not cssed 10 elope with her lever
Der the ladies, perhaps, pre-, ailer -
Oh esns an a,a p9r y.r n
Believe such tale of q tailor.
The next witness vas Cysne who heinz sworn
Deposed-while ascer ding 10 Ena one morn,
Tolght her pipe nj the Volcano,
She met wi n The prisoner. and saw him approach
The lady, and ask her TO his coach,
And she had heard Proserpne say No.
% The postllion called, by poer Pluto To prove
That the lacy had gladly pied his love.
And nj dinner hnd asked fer sslsd;-
yove said that this evidence altered The case.
But the paper Is torn in this critical place
And so there's q no in The ballad. Zpn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

HonaIsLs DsArH.-A Mr.. Ladmer, formerly Of
Ohio City, who was employed in ashery At Paines-
vile, Ohio, fell from ladder into csuldrsn kettle
nearly filed with boiling lye. He fingered two days
in the most sxcrucating torture, when his suierings
were terminated with his life on the 18th ult.