Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-14

SuSressD CsNvLAsnAnor.-Csp Nash, Of the
steamboat Paay6sid, jast arrived from Bridgeport.
Conn, reports large ere seen eastward of Crane
Meek which LASTED all Thursday night; il was ssp-
posed to proceed frem ship on fire. either close 10
Crane Meek Bay or in the Atlantic. The light was
SO extremely vivid HAT chhough Crane Neck is 100
miles distant the persons at Bridgeport could see 70
| pick up a pin
SUICIDE.-John Mae Cartin, an Irshman, residing
at liz Hester stree day before yesterday destroyed
| himself by taking audanum. The deceased was a
porter to Messrs. Cores & Haydock, druggists On
'Ae nlsht OF his death he came home and acted very
strangely; drank brandy, took laudanum, went to
eed, covered up his face and died. Verdict accord
| ingly
NinLo s-ASToINE RAvEL's BENEFIT THIS Eve
NiSG.-A those afflicted by melancholy, will find a
cheap ana ehectual an,dote in visiting Nbo's where
| inc comic and lrresistby dro Antoine PLAYS the
Flown IN the famous italian pantomin,e and yarie
" oiother characters. We have no doubt hut "a an
Gaonei kayels night, Tuesday last, thousands will
make good the old adage-
"Care, to coffin adds nail M so.h.
7 While every grin merry draws one outp
For particulars, we refer onr readers to the adver.
| tsement.
WEBB New LIaHT.-No ExpLosIors-Tba await,
est light and the safest light the least expense n
the consumer, is produced from Webb's newly invent
| ed Burner, which is sold at Nos. l02 Bowery and
204 Canal street These burners are SO constructed
that the internal and external drafts are brought IN
unite at certain point, which entirely consumes the
| smoke and produces the most vivid flame that was
ever exhibited. The material which compose these
Burners being noH- conductor of heat forbds anv
| explosion. combination of essential oils or cam
| phenc IS the Ingredient used in these Burners and
not spirit gas as has been enormously reported Said
camphene Is manufactured free from spirits, and cam
not be gnited without conductor A single trial ia
sufficient 10 satisfy any person of the complete utility
| of this invention.
! STEEL PENs.-R Roach & Warner, of 1858 Broadway.
| furnishes the fines. OPTICAL mathematical and philo-
! sophical instruments in the city. Wholesale mer-
chants and dealers could do better than give them
call, and examine their csmpasses, baromeers and
thermometers, all of their manufacture and which
| they sell on the most accommodating terms
/
| FoR CONSERVATION CorGHs AND ALL DISEASES OF
| THE LUNes-What more glorious example can we
need TO establish our confidence the Dc wer of med-
cine to trismph disease when allowed 10 oppose
| and overcome i'll lady whose name and residence
we will give TO anyPr on DESTROYS of il, was sflc
| tea With CohsuHipuoR neT physician pronounced
| her past cure; consequently other physicians were
called In and other remedies tried bat IN vain She
coushed violently wasted away TO a shadow was
deadly weak, the icy sweat stood on her brow even
when vo en- Il yer seemed TO e,cons m no her. and
she seemed indeed vi Tim of hasty coEsumt ton,
when friend Of the family hearing of the Sc al.
vise1 them to try DR.. Taylor's Basam of Liverworf.
This medicine had cured him although for ten We. rs
he had been subject TO cough, &c. His advice was
adpoted-a bottle of this medic ne was procured at
| 375 Bowery, and before it was all taken this lady waa
| well. Go thoa, &c.
CouRT OF SESSIONS, July l3.-James Shaw was
found guilty Of stealing barrel of -four OF the vaue
of 50 50, and selling that same one John M. WAL
kcr 2l0 Cherry street. for So The receiver ought 10
have beeu indicted with the thief
! Michael Mcguire, indicted for receiving stolen pro-
perry knowing the same 10 have been stolen, pat
upon his trial. The prisoner kept an old IRON, key.
rag and rum shop at No, 81 Mott street Il was
proved by villain named Taylor, that the goods see-
CITED in the indictment, besides a quantity of other
property, had been stolen by himself in company
| with the prisoner, and sold at price very for below
ts value at the junk shop of the prisoner and that
| with his full knowledge Of the dishonest means By
which il had been obtained.
The jury found him guilty.
| ~ We were called spon yesterday by q een,sers.
tdr Hll) from MarsesA Onondaga county, New YORK.
had been blind nearly during the years. resulting
hou burn which occurred upwards years
He stated that he had under the care Of Dr. williams
hree weeks and two days. and the most minute
1
publish his gratitude TO Dr. williams foe the good he has
been enabled TODD him. He accompanied by Lady As
mother Of little airi Mary Brown presented the an
| pe1ed letter concerning her child.
NEw YoRK, June y, 1854
sirI gives pleasure add my testimony to hat OF
mcrous Others who have Witnessed k restoring
blind To sight The little girl, Mary Brown who Blind
and proDounced incurabe by medical gentlemen
cknowledgedskill, ~ whom my family physician
10 go TO and return from school You have
thanks snd The thanks of others who
ierest The fate OF tins child fos grauous and
eessiu treatment
| tsry respectfully yours,
| JAMES MCMILLAN, 3e4 HudsoS
Al the request Of Mrs Brown, who communcsn OF 81.
Lukss Church. end well kaown 10 cheerfuy
the facts contained In the strictly true
| j. NJ. FORBES
Rector OF 81. Lukes Church, N. Y.
New York, June 2sth, issa
NEW yosK, 9Th June, 1sss
To the EDfroR New yoRK sus--
Sir As friend To the suffering this large
take the liberty OF sending letter which hsv read in
the New York Cnrsisn Advocate and yoprna OF
written by The Rev. T. Bsinbridge personal
times accompanied him his To the house II Or Wiz
,ms 40 Broadway and satisfied although he
10 very ahconae and grais u OF that Ocul
we as the great benefit he had witnessed In other
eases sides his he might have added much with
eraggersion OF ae. BY giving tins note. together
with brother Baiabridges letter, place ycur varable
r paper, you will much oblge,
Yours respectfully, K
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