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February 5, lSss q, Saij
Southern telegraph., 1838-04-17

THE undersigned survivors of KELLY.
Mason 81 Co. and HARRIS, KELLY q Co.,
have formed co-partnership for the pur-
pose of carrying on general commission
and forwarding business in New Orleans
and Rodney. The House In New Or
leans to be known as
KELLE Y e. HARRIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

MY Dear Brother Colcs Is Tor me 10 irorm
ZOO that for many have suffered much under asus
sing affection OF the and have rrd many ceues shu
undergone operations from the hands ~ some Of the ns
ocust OF the day IN Europe, but without eectng peha
cnrei and although could read and write by NE
aid Of cataract glasses, still source OF muca
trouble and anxiety Having lard 10
Almost Incredible cures performed by John Williams ESQ
resident this city, but late OF England determined -
consult HIM. II could obtain relief
accordingly called upon him Mt Providence House lie at
told the OF desease said he dill
doubt by Coos blessing TO be OF much 10 me- and
charges all he wanted was gratitude having
nj received ceut from Methodist travelling
pre- his e hut he requires call upon every
daym This have dene for the last ten DAYS. and 10
him to say that have already received Of
beyond ssngnine erpectsoos. for which
too grateful and Is source Of much regret both
him sad myself the nature Of ministerial duties
oues leave the for have strong hopes that II
1,aineA here should experience n certain cure.
have been prompted write thus 10 you that the afflicted
nmeng my brethren the ministry, who can do apply
a. DR. ans his house. have been an eye witness 10
s number Ills patients who have been restored sight
amer being denied that blessing year. and In some IN
those blind Another important feature
a. Is that his remedies sppsar be safe, aud
nj Rough powerful do not In their application produce much
pain. 80 - 4. a.. aa..c,,. ,o,,d oe,,..
me s,d hiph OF those Of my brrtl rem who need
he fsvorsy eircumsanced ne
60 have the oppor,upity 81 callirg upon him.
~m with respect snn or~tsesv ~, reur suwSrup,nnv
Nesrork, May VI, Iva" THUS DnNoS'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
Chatham Circulating Library,


~ THE subscribers beg leave Respectfully 70 nisrm ne
establishment after making many alterations IN and additions
It. The prepared and ready 10 those
may be pleased them with their patronage
Hilbert they have liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late important improvements, and by
their strict business receive increase OF
Fhe Library contains 60oo v9umes, and II Is
the the subscribers enlarge from time 70 He
the OF their patrons may eem necessary Is
nged comprises the greater part the
approved works the following biog
raphy Voyages and Travels Naora History Natural and
turc In addition the foregoing, they would
larry call the of The reading community TO their
tensve collection Of works fiction Perhaps no Library in
lhe produce greater more varied
No effort has been spared TO render this depart
OF their Library complete possible II contains al
volumes this subject and daily recev
lag oRew works from the both OF this
try and Europe Is also supplied with 10 American and
European Periodical works, together with fine collection Of
69e Plays acting and standard
In conclusion they beg leave that exerens
their shall be wanting to mako cir Library superior,
possible any In the city, and thereby readerisg the most
werthy of general patronage asd support
e1Sn J. Il II. q. LANGLEY.
M ANGL h.s-MA n q l. Es- ma n GLhs .--i ne
WI subscribers the public that they hand and
useful and labor Swing machRe entirely supersedes the
ironing and puts beautiful gsss table aen, sheets
&c &e. They may in alton al the City Hotel
Pearl Street oust, Carlton and the Aheneum Hotel where
they give general satisfaction They sold only by BUN
CAN WEST black and whitesmhs, ocksmths, bell hang
and maehinss No. Green street, near Liberty, New
York jya4lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
BY AARON LEVY.
I EVY,S HIBlTION ROOM FOR FAINT
II Tba Il

IL MOS AND WORKS OF ART.-Thr public Is respect
NIL informed that large and commodious has been
fitted III Liberty doors OF Broadway for the
exhibition Of Paintings and other work, OF private SALE
fine collection of ancient and modern paintings OF undoubt
merit exhibition, which the attention Of la.
dies strangers visiting city, and lovers of the fine gen
orally is invited The ladies may be assured that nothing
shall be presented their vie that the astdious
object bat the coatrary anxious shall
dominate exhibit such only chaste pleasing and in
s.rHctive.
The Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A.
NJ Till 2, p. M,
Admission free.
Engrayngs private sale in lots suit purchasers.
ivy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

"A HTlFIGlAL " ~ H L., one TO conp'css1
Piles Of pressure by NJ LEVITT Destis No -
Broad entrance first deer In Warres The improve-
ment dsngp FISHING eatsre ofth ms,hod the cou,pste
y the essential sboesof ease and security ~
the supplied teeth ia the mouth, wholly without cIssp~
springs or any other similar Persons nseress-
ed nth. IMPROVEMENT who are yet unscqusinted with rs
ture and extent. may see by SLIGHT tNsPECTfON
WHICH " FREELY OFFERED TO n q n, that The piss
diff grac pie and results hhsr,o prsctis
ed In NEW YORK, asd that The above s,ssmsst ssrie
and entirely sceurrte.
His ,eierences 81 The HIGHEST ORDER ar. vss .m,,e.
The op'ncs Of NE New York pnblc ON III Improved ys
TEN nay ps seen The olewing respecssble y~pe-viA
New Norh Mrror 18th July teS; Cosrier Gnqnrer
pecemser, 1885, kvesisg Star, i7,h Juse, issx.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

W. GhS AMI " Ih hnS-Su
l. HATS McGAY, from London and Paris. begs to ap
prize the Min.rs dealers Of this city and the dstan
cities OF The Rnon, that from his European experience and
the peculiar facilities he the manufacture Of
red Hats and for the importation of the patterns, he
enabled supply these elee articles wholesale and retail
eqns the imported Fren I'll Capee at surprisingly shor
notice, and the lowest terms.
Book Swiss Muslins Bishop Lawn de Naples and
Pou de Sole, the principal hats now In requon, snd he
ready ands arded 10 him either
the above and for satin and velvet Sherred Hats for the tall
and winter trades
Terms cAs-No. u Orange doors from Chatham ST.
New York. jy aodTaThk S6r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
vOL.Iv.


Hereafter whenever any country subscription 70 the
Hsrald reaches fortnight of it's close suoscrioers
will receive their papers, done up In yelo0 0raPpsrs'
This plan is adopted in order 10 give our patrons IN
the oauntrv notice, either to renew ther subscription
Nv fresh remittance to expect 1t to cease al the
close Of the period for watch it had been paid Sub
aerhers will, therefore, understand after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
Seuoss rorapping paper.
Nv this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them TO the ex
nense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, oy
way of requita for his shaving so often our saoscfl-
bels The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Caelneh
are to cheat as much as you can so that the law
does not reach YOU do not practice on this princi
ple to any extent except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t Is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you gel
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaintsf Because many OF Amoss
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald to see
the lineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget put the Herald into its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az a favor-as
personal favor to me-te try be as honest as they
can know they have precious little OF that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

We were called upon yesterday by senenar, wn
he had been blind daring the lasts years I've
f an accident, which occurred nearly sixteen years
he stated that he had been under ths care ~ " a.
brse we eks and days. and now see the most nue
objects and car large letters He appeared very anxious
IN nupixh his Dr. Williams The GOOD ne has
been 10 do HE accompanied by Lady tthe
oher OF little girl, Mary Brown who presented the an
he1eu 'e"'' New YoRK, June p, 1889.
silt gives me pleasure add my testimony to hat OF nu-
rrerous others witnessed your sk IN restoring he
hind 40 sight The little girl, Mary Brown, who was blind
and ncurabe by several medical gentemsn oil
,ekno ged skin, Of whom was my family physician
cas- nav SEE TO 90 from school You have my
thanks Of others who have taken an IN
erss In The Of tins poor cd for your gniuous ana sue
.cessfu treatment
JAMES MCMILLAN, 394 Hudson It.
Al the request Of Mrs Brown, who COMMUNICATE OF -
nkes Church. and well known TO cheerny state ihsi
tie facts contained In The above note are strictly uue
Ae 'e J. NJ FORBES,
Rector OF ST. Lukes Church, ~ r.
New York, June 18th, isSs-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

E8373;SS7037)

III This Invaluable medicine has unaded by pufery or
PATRONAGE ss cd ss rrPssos solely - Consequence q
deadly Zoe The human race Consumption or ir radical
coughs asthma Group whooping ugh and all in.
hammatory affections OF the chest and angs offered to the
ssabe to ~, ,e posest classes Usder climate 50 va
rabe the sIence Of such Complaints calls imses
lively for seine remedy, pleasant action aud
its operson remove IN tner birh those ym,cms which, if
prspsrses sush remedy presented 20 the unity in
the Pscors Honey OF Lverwor 10 the snfsing efficacy OF
by nav a. anr mos rcspecsbe cr,as who having erpe
rienced It's beneficial fecs have voluntarily authorised the
he diseases above alluded TO.
In ali cases q difficulty n breathing caused BY Inaamns.
will he fund syausble and unfaiag Of rel e. ope
'' T. Sa.e Distressing HSr Complains children
whoopng cough, Ie u the only erialr remedy-aad In
srsn The approaches OF coasumptor In fact the National
motto Of Plubus Unum" MOI in the sesse efunily from
Garments with peculiar popriey be applied TO the Pscto
For s by JAMES D. HOW'LL sole proprietor corner
oIcoit mcKessar \ Co, las Maider Lane.
Adams 1 Gun, $50 Bro, sw.y. AID Bewery.
J,m-s Taran,, corner Of Greenwich and Warren sta
George y. coggeshal coraer Of Pearl and Rose St.
II. '. sus, corner Of Hsnmer.ley snd vsrick s,s
Allen 4 Irgerson, q and corner Of Noriok st
Dr. BIoodgooa. corner of Allen and Rivngon sta
Rlavrnvr Powers Brooklyn, L. T.
Henry Rowles h Co, Alsany.
w Bristol Utica, ~ ".
L. n swan, Rochester
Luther Kelly n c., Geneva, NJ N.
.. ID. Phillips, Nswburg
Jso Carpener. Sing Sing.
Seymour Dickinson, Hartford, Cons.
DAVID Mitchell. New Haven.
r.. Thornton. IT,, New Bedford, Mass
Roberts Al Atkinsea Baltimore.
X. 4. Hsker, Charleston. y. q.
,. Hunreville, Boston. -
out II bears the proprictoTs signalare,
liberal dscouat alc~sa TO druggists ana country dealers
jy.2l-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
NEW Yosx. 9Th June, less.

To rpx EprroR or New Yosg sun
SIR As friend The suffering poor OF ihisrge community
a.. liberty Of sending letter hich have rend IN
die e York Chrsian Advocate and Josrns OF June 22d
written by Rev. T. Banbrdsc, "a p.rsons r,nh o. mine
. rn,a.es OF 6ps talents In the NJ. ~ Church several
times accompanied him in his visits To- the house OF DR. WIZ
,. se ay and am satisfied that although he speaks
4, very asctionae and grateful manner OF that ocuS as
vel a. the great benefit he had witnessed IN many
cases sides mis- might have added much more with
out any exsggeraon fact BY giving TINS note togetnsr
with brother Baabrdge letter. place IN your valuable
paper, you will much oblige, - cu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

TsrHxRALp SaIppING LIST OR BENNErr's AME-
a,cAs SHIprINe Lisr-We now regularly issue on
Saturday evening of every week, in = single sheet,
comprised in the Evening Herald Of that day. the
uHrnALp SHIPPING LIST" or "BESNRTr's AMERICAN
SuppIxa LIST" for the use and convenience OF
shipping and general merchants both of this and
of other countries 1t comprises all the ship news OF
the week, combined in one sheet, and arranged on
plan entirely new-a specimen OF which we nave
given during the last few weeks IN our Mernng
Herald. At present. our Weekly Herald con-
tans all the literary philosophical, POLITICAL none
tary and commercial intelligence exclusive OF
the ship news, which is valuable. The want of room
compes us to exclude this large mass of authentic
shipping intelligence. Our purpose Is to remedy tins
evil by the publication in one sheet, OF all the ship
news of the week. digested and arranged in such
way as to save trouble and time TO the commercial
reader.
This sheet is the size of the daily Herald, and
will be sold at tro cents per copy, Sl.0O per an
nam for subscribers at a distance, payable IN ad-
vance.
In addition to all the shipping intelligence OF the
week il will contan all the Commercial News Of the
week, and the news Of the day on which 1t Is pub
lshed-each Saturday, up to the close OF business.
Not enc of the least important features Of this sheet
In s cheapness combined with its accuracy and CON-
prshensiveness. IL will be specimen of the Philo-
sophy Of ship news and shipping intelligence.
Our means 10 execute this purpose many and am
ple. We own most excellent News Boat Establish
mcnt, equipped and manned in fine STYLE II 10 all
our own. We have besides an arrangement with the
sepcr Pil,t Boats of New York, from whom repre-
cure all the shipping intelligence they can rake and
eerape in the course of the week. The New York
Pilots are the NEST salan, of fellows in existence
and we always treat them they deserve. BY these
means we can, and have frequently outstrpPed every
other paper in New York, in the amplitude and accu-
racv Of our shin news The concentration of these
efforts in single sheet, will be of manifest advantage
ia merchants throughout the Union, and throughout
Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

rNR ANSPAH F;NT W AsHAn LIZ WINDOW
l BLIND MANUFACToRY.-The subscriber respectfully
begs leave inform the puoc that he for sale
and elegant of description OF Patent WASH
able Transp Window andes. among which Land
scapes Daphaneus Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds
which conf enty far their beauty
and great durability they have been known.
from 10 10 IA he prices of the
Guiding cords tael rack pules and fittings for windows,
complete from So and upwards pair Blinds made
TO order by applying TO
GEORaE PLATT, IL Spruce ST. New York.
N.B.-Counry dealers supplied with blinds and hnines
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

TIE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO have constantly for sale
OlNtuiel, Alum,
Bleaching Salts. Ioppcrn. -
Aqua An,onis, Mnriaiic hca,
Aqua Forlis, Niuic Acld,
Blue vltrtol,. Manganese
Ard rsnv ,,bsr Articles In The line 81 their business
Orders viii be received NJ their Banking house No n
wsv or NJ the Office cftheir sgen No wcstsree
MIL. 0E0. IN. GILBERT, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER No. rech
Ivl Slip, New York deems proper occasionally To remind
the public that he coanues admiaer 10 the ameted Al
his old established Dspensary.
To a of the crcns sf this metropolis be needs
herads his victory disease, In lis most
compile and destructive does he deem mate
ria, To be very specific enumesng the names OF the var
aides which mankind womankind subject
To he begs leave respectfully 10 rcmsrh thai
he confines himself Office practice and devetes himself per-
sonaly the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop boys and separate Offices Tor the privacy Of patients
who comc In contact
DR. Carpenter would add that he regularly educaed 70
the prasson Of medicine and surgery and received h Di.
plons the year 1919 ~ the New York State Medical sece-
w. signed by highly respected end much aented Jobs
r. B. Rodgers D., Presden zsd that he has Tor lsng
series hmse treatment and cure 81 al
delicate and private diseases
BE particular In the num5er-4 Peck slip, near pearIs.
p,y2g an DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

ONE GA TWO ROOMS ARE WANTED
~ furnished unfurnished In comfortable family,
this ONCE. Direct Horace. Herald Office, stating terms
ivgJ ~
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teen members lef In the ears, defying the order Of
the Speaker, and the summons OF the Sergeant-at-
Arms Their names as follows:
Messrs. Andersoa, BirdsaH, Chambers, Chaaey,
Han,ey, Harper Kenaeds, Murray, PetrikiH, Piamer,
.SoutAgote 1irney, Whiis OF KY, Yell and Grant
Mr.. WISE offered the following resolution
"Rcsolped, That all members now absent, except
such as have been excused, and The sixteen members
who have been reported by the Sergeanl-at- Arms,
as having defed the execution Of The order Of the
House. be required, upon The reassembling Of Con-
gress 10 give excuses for their absence al this time
and Il shall be the duty Of the Clerk 10 enter their
names the journal for that purpose and the Speak
er shall bring the same 10 the notice OF the House
Mr. WILLIAMS, of North Carolina, moved the
Previous Question ON Mr.. Wise's resolution. Sc
condcd Ordered. Put. Carried So the proceed
ings under the call discontinued, and The doors
Of the hall were opened.
Mr.. BRONSON moved an adjournment.
Mr.. GRAHAM, Of North Carolina, demanded
the yeas and nays Not ordered
The House decided the motion in the affirmative.
Ayes IA, noes 81.
And so the House, at nearly o'clock Sunday
morning, adjourned till nine o'clock TO morrow.
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EVENING SESSION.


COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole,
(Mr. Casey in the Chair
Much confusion arose many members cndeavoring to
have their private measures taken up first.
NEW HARBoR BILL,
The question was at length put upon taking up the
Harbor bill Decided by tellers, follows Ayes
10, noes "a. SO that the bill taken up and con-
sidered
The debate was continued for some time, when il
moved that the committee rise,
Tellers were called for and ordered.
Mr.. CAMBRELENG endesvored to saw something
TO the committee by way Of against rising,
but his voice drowned amidst vocferous cries Of
Order order question question &c. &c.
The ellers reported 100 voting in the affirmative Oh
the motion 10 rise, and in the negative only 90 SO the
committee rose
BILLS FROM THE SENATE
Several bills [chieay privatel from the Senate
read twice and put under way.
On motion Of large number Of members, stimuli
taneously made, the House, at halEpast 0 o'clock,
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
ILL.," THURSDAY, July 5.
FoRTIFIcATioN BILL.

FoRTIFcATioN BILL. ..@.. ~.
Mr.. LEGARE moved an amendment proposing that
S1j 900 be added to the appropriation for Charleston
h4rhor, which in the bill 800 900.
Mr.. ELMORE supported the motion, explaining the
necessity Of the appropriation and referring to the
ul.non OF the head of the Engineer Department.
Mr.. LEGARE stated the danger OF the existing for
thtaon and, indeed of the whole harbor of Charles
from some change recently produced by the sea in
rs vicinity
Nc. CAMBRELENG concurred in the statement, Of
facts. but opposed the increase Of appropriation, and
argued to show that so large would not be needed
rlf the present year.
Alter further remarks by Mr. ELMORE and Mr.
MERCER
Mr.. POPE concurred in the objection Of Mr. Cam
brelcng being opposed to appropriate than be
certsnly expended within the year. He strongly
III favor Of the OBJECT itself .a.. .
Mo REED also agreed that this work must he built.
But he was reluctant to appropriate large sum
without amendment from the Department.
Mr., ELMORE further explained The preservation
Of the harbor required five ettees OF stone and the con.
tracts should at once be made on the proper scale
Nj EWING urged argnmentum al honiasm TO
,hr southern gentleman, on the principle Of this amend.
Ineut Of which he should remind them hereafter He
hoped they would stick to their ground,
The motion Of Mr.. LEGARE was agreed to.
Ne MITCHELL, of New York, moved an amend.
en sppropriatng $4,000 for the preservation Of Fort
Niagara
Mr. BRONSON supported the amendment,
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IN SENATE,
FRlpAY, July 6.

Mr. DAVIS expressed his views upon the subject
of the Resolutions reported on the 4th inst, upon
the subject of the Northeastern Boundary. He was
not present when The question was taken these
resolutions and he begged here to stale that he con-
Cured in the first two but not in the third resolu-
lion. He had read the report and considered il
very able one, and highly honorable to the gentle
man who drew II.
Mr. DAVIS reported joint resolution providing
for the making Of standard balance for each of The
several States, under The superintendent of Mr..
Fl lS>ler.
Mr. DAVIS reported the bill from the House tor
the improvement of haiblrs, and The removal of OBJ
srucions al the mouths Ut certain rivers for 1893,
with amendments; the ob ect of the report was stik
ing our the $4,000 for Red River and inserting an
appropriation tor Buffalo, in New York.
The Post Route bill from the House was taken
up, and the clan>e disseminating Express Mails was
stricken out, and The bill passed.
Several private bills was taken up and acted
upon.
DISTRICT BANKS.
Mr. HUBBARD asked leave TO introduce Joint
resolution, providing thai the District B.nks shall
not be Obliged To redeem their five dullYr bills in
specie before the FIRST Of Dec mber next unless the
banks in the adjoining States should resume before
that time.
Mr.. ALLEN objected. +.
Al halt past two, The Senate took a recess.
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Mr.. LYON moved TO lay the bill the table which
was done accordingly byyess % nays g.
Mr.. RuGGLES asked the unanimous consent OF the
Senate introduce joint resolution to authorize the
employment Of additional clerks in the Patent Office.
Objected 10 by Mr. Clay. Of Alabama, and laid the
table.
Mr.. STRANGE made a report from the COMMITTEES
the memorial Of Francis p Blair Laid the
table.
A message received from the House. asking the
Senate TO suspend the 10Th JOINT rule so far to allow
the Senate to receive their joint resolution, making
appropriation GAS 000) for the purchase Of certain
books for the members Of that House. aud also
ceye their bill increase and regulate the term OF the
U. s Circuit and District Courts for the Western Dis
trci of New York
nays Is.
Adjourned