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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
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nN. LESAGE'S sPECIFIQUE FOX SECKETES
IL MALADIES = Gonorrhea Eradlcaor." Phe above
remedy the most distressing disease incident the human
race gnated from the mind OF the eminent lie
Sage pomulg and Of which. throughout the
kingdoms of France and Italy, has OF late added such
high the already highly honered same OF the inven-
This competition unites with efficacy And the We
nereal disease wheher in the form OF 0onorrhsa elect is
eradcaed the with certainty and and the
sufferer restored his usual henh without delay or in
convenience Tens OF thousands of Parsans will accede
truth Ct these remarks and confidently offered 10
afflicted the bs-ibs surest remedy for the above
mentioned The has hitherto been
confined France and Italy Us now for the first time in
ed by of New Orleans to the American public
II Is particularly recommended scafarng con-
tanning portion OF mercury whereby have been
disabled from service on beard ship
Eradcaor is found give Immediate relief to those
afflicted with structures whites and dis ases OF the PROSTATE
gland. Fer sale by VIM SlAONSoN,
Sole agent. of Fulton and Gold streets.
N. B.-Ask for the ERABICAfok Price, one dollar per
bottle. au27IM
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TIE HATR.-This invaluable ornament of man and
woman should be preserved with care. The best ap-
pcaon that be used TO cleanse strengthen, beau
tfy lit and make it curl, the oil sold by A. Pastor,
in Green witch street.
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adacenl country The above Truss adjusted app
ed by Surgeon who has devoted particular attention
subject of Hernia and and application of
Trusses at his Office No. Ann street. Broadway,
doors from the American Museum, where they be had
wholesale and retail.
Also general assortment Of suspensory sandsges at the
manufacturer's price.
Truses by the dozeu at the lowest csh price,
NJ B.-Obervs particularly the name and numb"r-2. Dr.
Glover. aum lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

RELEASE OF PRIsosERs.-The Hamilton ~. CO. Elk
press Of the nth says all the state prisoners have been
discharged, giving bail for three years from Hsni
ton jail except Peter Malcem, Horatio Hills and Wal
rah.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

WINTER BooTs.-The best maker Of stout and easy
winter boots is Ryder Beekman street. They do
not pinch the foot; they sit easy and look neat and
net clumsy; they keep cut water last whole win
ter, and can be worn in paror or drawing room. No
boots in the city can compare with Ryder's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

FATAL ACADEMIA man named Jerry Haggarty
was killed yesterday in 42d between the Railroad
and Bloomingdae road, by the fall of huge bank Of
earth under which he was at work Al the time. De-
ceased Irishman about IS years Of age. ver-
dict death by sufocation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

A rPASTOH,S OIL, Ola COMPOUND Ex.
N, sENTIAL or OF ALMONDS. for destroy ng danc.
ruff and ting the hs from costing turnlsg grey
pre- pared 10y ANTONIO PASTOR Hair Gutter, l65 Green.
wich street, New YORK.
This inmabe oil has been the product of hnesn years O,
experience the city Of New York where have been prac
Using the hair cutting business In that period
any person who has ued whose hair
by the this Com Pound and the public rely on
that A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL IL the whoelspnses
snd best oil for the hair nakes grow thick long, pre-
vents us falling on OF turning and VI begur
70 turn grey such aou,sher 70 the hair that BY use VI
u 70 It's naural color; also prevents hair from becem
Ing shaded and hair Is already shaded which great dsd
guremen 20 young ladies' and " Cor short time win
resr 70 natural celo the scuf and keep the head
and hair clean; promntes eyebrows and whisksrs
For sale Wholesale and retail, BY
A. PASTOR, is5 Greenwich g. fort
Price, 50 cents per bottle. Slain
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OH N II A r K

" Respectfully informs hsfrepos snu .le puoc, uAt hs
has the ~ Cedar St two doors eat oil broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Where strcest sill be paid TO the business IN all
branches; and hopes by keeping selection and
succession Of the NEST approves and fahoaable
ces Their with The neaneSs and durability OF workman
ship elegance fit merit continuance OF that share
pssc which has heretofore been SO berahy
bestowed on him.
in nrnng his sincere thanks his old friends, and In
soci the favors OF begs 70 state that those
gentlemen who wish furnish their c0lh may rely
every attention being paid to their orders.
The most moderate charges for prompt payment
~ London and Paris Fashions receive d monthly.
Inn
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woRT-Peross afflicted h consumption, cough, colds,
asthma splitting Of blood and eli other affections Of the chest
and lungs win find this medicine OF the best they
II Is wholly vegetable, being concentrated
posse ssng the entire virtue o the seS herb Liver
wort Even In the common Of preparations Is knewn
universally the best dcne for diseases OF the lungs
scovered Itsobvous that highly concertratea lrepsrs
stion securing the whole herb must he Invaluable II
ranted give relief rnd the proprietor to be
Incapable OF injuting perssn who takes IT,
This medicine sold only Of al Spring street between
vsrick a nd Hudson. sl1 I'M
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b o w cry sHA ID 4 D,
Mo 90 QnMERX

Nv The Subscriber, JAS. FOWLER, Jr., formerly Of
Frankfort respectfully gives that he has taken
the above named establishment and having made numerous
improvements in the soc the patronage OF his friends
and the public generally.
His principal aim will be keep his bar liquors
wines &c uRless of the first quality supply OF which he has
received, and which he invites public attention.
He has also made arrang have constant supply OF
home brewed Ale article of the kind which be
which will be shortly he will be ready TO furnish in superior
style "Wesh Rarebi OF the right Sort make he
relish compete in beth ways
Harmonic meetings every Wednesday and Saturday
ngs. commencing O'Clock give effect which, many
well known and talented vocalist. have kny proered regu
lar at enhance. JAS. FOWLER, Jr.
-lmk
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Captain. au4
ar DOCTOR GLOVER confines himself 10 an office prac.
tice and certain class OF diseases He had
great experience and has directed m practice parc
diseases Of ssLIcATs saruna added 70 collegiate medl
advantages over the general practitioner sialgers will do
Using doctors asde. buffers and great pretend
ers Office No Ann street Private entrance 4h door from
aim. '' 49, : - Dr. GLOVER.
"A DIT cheTrys celebrated Asrngeni Pills. Tor the eaec.
ual and radical cure OF certain disease after the failure Of
: :sa for Ga" .Hss
the Of pills purchased from him entirely cnrsd her
daughter green sickness after she had been under
clans Of this city, Lsndon June I'D, 1851 have much
ess q P
tried them upwards of 500 snd always with the
10 The t.cs Ho.ps Place. ooaos
For sale wholesale and retail, BY D. Sands 100 rul
and Bowery, and IS SIKH Avenue. Price 81.
ranied to Them. 'e' : ''''''' = ss-sm
ITO TIKI PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
pies ns Medical F. sHsps q NJ.
r" he bias Sss. pIyc ses e year .
~ opposite Church The obs,insie ana iaveerae d.
chronic affections, rhesmsms, distractions ulcers the
radically by the least expensive and
nent patients Reredes TO be used prepared by him
SELF and their coed effects rendered nfalhe DR. Be Angels
has effected many which has bsMed all the
Of the medical but he emily few
letter from Dr Osborne and Ireland physicians Of this city,
10 Dr. De Angels;
li6 Fulton street, Dec. 9, 1879.
Strive have hesitation In replying your say.
you deserve much credit your reslent
ofM John Thora aer bad bsed physicians both here and
In favorable climate We your obedert servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M ID.
WH IRELAND, ~. ID.
Patents may Inquire OF Mr. Thorn himself who BE-
found at No Stones below Coffee House Slip also
of his brother, Alderman Tbors Brookiyn Dr. De Angels
refers TO Mr. Theaas mLesn OF les Maiden Lane for
his skin curing and also Mr. Phyfe cabinet MAKER
Mr. yohn " Reem, and Mr. Burts bookseller.
B. AL Dr. De Asgels family medicines may be had at
hrs ofbss. iez7-Sus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

MARINE -Msnday-Before Judge ShefTelin.
Corporation of the city Of New York Us. James Ds.
Wis.
This suit brought efthe defendant q
penalty incurred for officiating in the capacity Of n
inspector Of lumber without license legal
authority.
1t was proved by Mr. Blunt, for the plaintiffs, that
defendant had been removed from the office Of inspec-
by the Common Council the 9TH Of May last and
that he appointed 10 the Office by the State
executive the 18th Of July following and that during
the intermediate time he had oiciated in capacity Of
measurer and inspector without license.
IL commended for the defence that the city council
bad constitutional right to make such law. and
sequenty right to sue for any penalty incurred for
breach Of the same.
Mr. Blunt contended that the law was under the con.
stuion correct but the other hand the State author
tiles had right to appoint inspectors for
this city unless il for articles Of export
The Jury rendered verdict for the plaintias.
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CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
~ c,ra

Oh vrol, Alum,
Bkachag Salts, CoppcrN, .
Aqas An,onia Muriatic Acid,
AQUA FORTS, Nitric Acid,
BIuc vnriol, Manganese
Ard MANY other articles In the line OF their business
Orders viii be received ~ their Banking house No Il
Office oftheir agent No 81 West street
n1a.Iys GEO n. GILBERT, Agent
ISAsHIONABLT STRAW HAT MANyFAC
TOBY MILLINERY, Ge-MRS. BENNETT No. sg7
between Resae ard Duane streets sc TO infcrm
The Ladies Public IN general that she has re opeaed
~. abovs estsb hnsu and elegant Of
IN, Tascan Leghorn and other fashionable Hats and MILNE
WIS a. more particularly requests the sttertior Of the La
die. 10 new style OF Hats manufactured from Tuscan straw
called the Conaess Gipsey which, she H. satisfied has Only
Ne seen to be admired and will meet with general spprosa
ton. Sim.
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and parties supplied wih music by apply
ing No lO9 Villas street. where orders
attenieS TO by Islo5t.l s. SIMFsON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
No. lit
From our k venisg Ed4ien. I

oesfkcrkD MURDERER TAKEs.-Yesterday a we
man named Theresa Fredenburg made affidavit at tho
upper foice, before Justice Palmer respecting tho
circumstances attending the death Of one Elizsbeth
MOORE al NO. Little Water.street, in August last.
An inquest it will be remembered was held by the
Coroner in this case which the Jury rendered YER
dict that the deceased came to her death by
fever. The Informant, testified that she knew all the
circumstances attending the death Of Elizabeth Moore
The deceased in her asleep, on the night al
luded to, when two men, James Blauvelt and George
Clark burst into her apartment and former held the
candle while the latter inflicted the blows which she
had doubt produced her death. Upon this affidavit,
Justice Palmer issued for the Of the
accused. Officers Hoffman, Hepburn, and Tompkins
arrested Bauvelt in cellar 20o Amos street, and
brought him up. The other has not yet been taken.
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% The Leeds Times gives farther particular
Of the marvellous piece Of good fortune that has be-
fallen stocking kner at Nottingham, in coming into
possession Of baronetcy, and estates vaaed at two
millions of dollars per annsm, besides accumulated
fund Of about ten millions. His name is John Lemon
now Sir John-snd he is 81 years DID, He comes into
the titles and estates by remote descent. being tho
grandson Of the cousin OF the late passessor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
The NEWLY INVnNTED VIC.

q CLIREHU GH, WIG MAKER, corner of Broadway
and Fulton respectfully invites all and conno
to inspect his newly invented ventiatng Wigs which
elegance, ghtness and durability may rank among the
first productions of modern In their form they differ from
all others They of the brew than the natural
hair does composed Of hair which loses its curl fit
Gloss head that the most critical observer will fail to
detect them.
Strangers should observe that Clrebugh the only maker
of this description OF wig the United States,
quen,ly they are MOI TO be found IN any other store.
Call ands see them. sl-lms
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{ CRATE APRONS,

n the most beautiful patterns, which atuact tne
Ladies wonderfully. myl.lme
nHEIs TOOTH PASTE-As unegusied Desu
" ice for cleansing preserving and beauuty ing the teeth
The ORhIS TOOTH TASTE has, In every instance, more
than realized the highest expectations those who have used
H. hundreds IL individuals cheerfuy attest While beau
uhes the teeth giving them clear and pesry whtenes
and removing and preventing appearance OF tartar
improves seller Of the lips and and
all ulcers VI the mouthaests the of decay In
eteet- imports H. peculiar and grateful sweetness 70
Il. breath for whct TIE Girls Root Justly and ssvcy
northumberland Is also, smnently distinguished Tor ITO
agreeable taste and fragrance.
THE Orris Teoth the In he changed into
agreeable and excellent Toeth ash, while free
fru the many objections thar apply 10 such an article and
also from that applicable 10 Tooth Powders ssas
the toilet II warranted 10 copais no neredf
snt IN IN. degree injurious to the teeth sHd high
y by The eminent acnusts us extensive
sale and general abstraction that ensures are ho viewer
the best offs popularity and merit Price ~ cents
with ful directions 80 :. -
7s Brsaiway and as Hudson ST Howe Guicn ~ Csat
ham 81 ". Guon ~ Bowery corner Of Pike ssd Henri
al Grand between East Broadway and Division
street. aud wholesale by Haydeck Cerhes Co NO. ~ LII
berry iyB.eodwSmf
~ BRANCH or THE SHADES Ann street near
william street.-The subscriber, proprietor OF the shades
respectfully informs his rieHds ard the public genersy
that the encouragement received since the epsnng ~ me
shades, has induced him take the above house win
TO accommodate those reside the casters soc o
the city, The house fitted similarly, and WI ne condnct
ed " all respects The same a. the Shades. .,,..,.
je2y j. EVANS.
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THE SLAVE CAsE.-We learn that Mr. Darg in.
tends further pursue the investigation of the affair 81
the robbery and concealment Of his slave, "Tem
Hughes and that he has instituted suits against several
individuals who have been from first last implicated
in the matter. We informed that Hon. Ogden
Hoffman has been retained associate Counsel on the
part Of Mr.. Darg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

DIR. GL9VER,S LATEST AND MOST I'M.
Proved PATENT Tk USS


Tke ate ntion OF those atiiict-
ed with Hernia, is ca led IL q
new Truss lately patented in
the city Of New York. It's So
periority over every other In.
strHmsnt will be evident on a
mere inspection; for, ualike
every other truss, the rupture
psa is pressed upon by a dou-
bse spring, which Is so 6xed
as To convey the necessary
pressure to the lower parr Of
the rupture pad-thus keeping
the pad closely applied In ev.
cry attitude OF the body, and
sdjusting and adapting itself
under all circumstances To the
person and TO the psrtts which
tits TO be applied. Possess
ing q double spring, and con.
ssquently a double degree OF
elasticity, IL Is rendered easy
and convenient to the wesrrr.
The above Truss has taken
the place of all others for the
permanent retention and cure
OF Hei MIA ar Rupture. Tits al
most the only Truss no W in use
in the city OF New York, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

WILL YOU nix YITg
1T PRESCOTTS UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACKIN is admitted by al who have proved to be de-
cidsdiy the article offered the public being
actured in oil does not like most Stacking sure the
leather but the contrary preserves and socns it. Whole
sale dealers particularly requested TO call examine
the above article and satisfy themselves that Preseo Black
ing must take precedence any otser now Ia
lat Because it possesses more conservative qualities.
End. It's easy application.
Sd. II improves ratker than is Impaired by age.
4th II will polish tn ell or talowand, lastly,
Is perfection in backing hitherto uratained.
Manufactured and for sale 30 Water New York.
Also by j. W. Clark. Buffalo. Orders solicited. aa9S
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COJORED PAPER
NEW YORK BAZAAR

For Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes Of all
KINDS SIZES. ~ livery STYLE, AND TOR AMY
BUSINESS WHATEVER,
121 Fu1to n-street,
Three dsors from Nassau st
IT City country merchants will fad constantly very
large stock hand they be accommodated AZ short no.
tioe any quanty they peaseslso ny shipping
them profitable packing may he desired 70 any part
OF Amerca
Real genuine Cologne water imported from Germany,
p~rior quality-will satisfy every purccsser.
Ase, Just received bv late arrivals, hne LOT OF
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present occupant beng absut leave the city, Apply As
Canal onthe premises. s2O.lws
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MEDICAL AND sURGICAL.-OR GLOVER
l consulted as usual the treatment OF certain class
diseases He appres the public that he has received regular
professional education this country and Is not TO be cssse
with the selnamed doctsrs medical puhers and preende
the day. Office No. Ann the American Museum
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp
tuner Office door n the evening. tes1tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-10
disregarded fractions

Thus it will be seen that Rutland, Windsor, Ad-
Olson and Chittenden Counties where the Wings
have an immense majority, range lowest in tho
scale excepting Franklin, VIII ere the Wings are
in the majority, while in Washington County, the
only strong hold the Van Buren, party have in this
State, they have brought out one third more votes
in proportion to the population, being Is per cent
and large fraction Orange and Lamoile, where
they have majority, show large vote.
If the Wings of the four strong Counties above
named, viz: Rutland, Windsor, Addison, and Chit
tendon, had rallied thoroughly as the Vanites did
in Washington, our aggregate majority there, in
stead ofbeing it was, about 1900, would have
exceeded 6000 AS it is now about time of year
when the party will begin TO put forth, as they
have for eight or ten years back, their confident
predictions that they will carry the State, it will
be well for our Wing friends to look at the above
facts and determine fer, themselves whether they
will not catch little Of the zeal and animation
which now actuate the Wing party in every State
in the Union, and which will long produce the
haPPiest results to the Country.
Our opponents, in the face of majority of $500
here against them and of defeat every where else,
talk of another great effort to revolutionize Ver-
mont! What say you Wings of Vermont TO rails.
ing our majority this year to 70OO2 Wings of Ru,-
land, Windsor, Addison, and Chittenden, pass the
word along, what say you? AWAKE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-10
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The election in Connecticut which was holden
on Monday Of last week has resulted in a complete
and triumphant election of the Wing ticket The
State has followed in the footsteps of nearly eve
ry other State in which elections have taken place
during the year past and has opened the campaign
gloriously for the year ensuing. The Van Buren,
majority last year 1897 for Governor. This
year there three tickets; Ellsworth, Wing,
Beers, V. D., and Phelps, Conservative.
EIlsworths majority Beersis 5657, and the
Conservative candidate received about 100 votes
The five towns to be heard from will make the
Wing majority about 5000 both the other cam
didaes. The Senate consists Of 81 members and
the Wings have elected Is of this number. The
House numbers 21A; 154 Wings, SO Van Buren,, land
10 Conservatives.
Senator Niles term expires with the present Com
gress, and the Legislature at lis session in May
will elect Wing. Who can longer doubt the
entire overthrow ofthe present dynasty at the next
Presidential election, and, rs il consequence, the
restoration of the Country to lis former pamy days
ofprosperity and happiness? The "democracy Of
numbers" on every hand is arraying itself against
the ruin and punder system Of the Administration
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-10

clination supposed to exist for the punishment of
the offence Of dueng, would operate well in
the case of light inflictiop as in severe one. lie
thought that the strong feeling lately exhibited
throughout the country, called imperousy upon
Congress for some strong measure upon this subject
one which would show that the sentiments OF The
people touching this matter were responded to by
their representatives
Grundy, Of Tenn said this was n subject to
which no had paid much attention. When IN the
legislature of Tennessee, he had voted for law by
which imprisonment in the penitentiary from three
to five years rade the punishment Tor sehdlns,
receiving or carrying challenge. Since tho pas
sage of that law, dues had been much less frequent
in Tennessee. Whether it was owing TO the lazy
or to change in public sentiment, 1t would be dii'
cult to say but in his opinion the law and pu6lic
sentiment operuted together in this matter, and the
law had Il wholesome effect.
As to convictions on laws nganat dueling or for
murder in case of fatal duel he thought from long
observation, that e difficulty was not so much with
The Jury OF tho court us with the Witnesses Make
out clear case and luries in general would convict
But the persons present ut duel were commonly
few in number, and either evaded altogether, or
when called upon as Witnessos escaped under the
excuse that they could not testify without criminal
ing themselves
As to tho amendment proposed by the Senator
from Delaware, he did NOT know, but take 1t all to-
qether the disuuafyng clause and ALL thnt itshould
not be regarded severe penalty, and that
il would not operate as more ehecnal punishment,
than the confinement in the penitontiary contained
in the bill as II now STOOD ne Wished lof lle 10
consider and examine the subject.
Accordingly tho discussion was postponed, and
the Senate went into Executive business.
In The HOUSE, it being private bill day,-though
this is the FIRST day for months, that private bIlls
have been taken up mt all the nootion to recon-
slider the bill granting certain claims 10 the heirs OF
Fulton to the amount Of $780, 600 came up for con-
sideraton.
This claim consists principally Of three itews, one
for the detention and OF the steamboat Vesuyius,
az t,e time Of the attack New Orleans by abe
British during the last war; the second, for the use
IF FIons patent right for the construction Of steam
rgales and third: for his services in superintend
Hg The construction Of steam fiiggte at New York
After some discussion, the motion TO reconsider
vas lost Ayes 81, Noes az and tho Bill was pass
I'd aud sent 10 tile Senate.
CanGrcteng stuffed to-day, that tho APP \
,ropriaton bills disposed Of, he should take
Up tho Sub-Treasmy Bill.
Aprl2 v
Both Houses met and resolved to attend the fi n
eral of Mr. Mcl[im tomorrow, when they adj r;
burned. r