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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

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"a Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
OH ETS.-The Old Line Of Packets will be despatched
@by the subscribers 70 san from New Ysrk and Liver
pool LIST and 18th ofeach month"; with The pon That
when the sailing day falls Sunday, the ships viii sail
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Tbs article ahghy consen1stsd preparstoa 81 Kreo
80 saa CsrSamsn hs. In oil cases where Il has been
oescd tooth, thus far proved
= AN ikFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
OF teat most severe and ormentng the Tooth
Acss Unlike most other articles the purpose, be
sPpned With me utmost safety, Is actin the degree
hurfa TO the teeth and produces sjurous a.
ecls placed In contact with those that sound As
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE
rs success Is without parallel II thoroughly removes
all soreness, and leaves Teeth In 1T condi0. fsr
being nlled and, eaectuay arrests the progress
o. decay and eventusly removes those portions Thai
have already become sarious; entirely DESTROYS Thai
smell which is always impaired the breath
0y decAyed teeth Price 80 cents For sale only 81
monson IS Fulton street, James H. Hart, M. D., corner
broadway and Chambers street, K M Gson corner Bowery
ana Granca street. Pike and Henry street, whole
aad RETAIL AL Grand street. between East Broadway and
DiVBIon StFeel il8s3meOdr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

ufN MOBILE CIfY LINE PACK ETs.-
kkxkH The subscribers have established line Of pseseu
- TO run betwces this port and Mobile, to consss o.
vessels OF suitable 90 to the city wsont hgnessse
and Composed Of the following vessels;
brig vICTREsS, =. w. DickfBsss, master.
Brig WARSAW, r. sheffield, master
Brig DETROIT, n. w. Wiliisuns mastes
Brig LEWIS CAss,J Thatcher, master.
Brig CAMILLA y. Mich Id, master
Brig MOB lie, (ne W -, master. -. -,
The above are eli good vessels With nsndsome nrsned
accommodations, snd eommsndec ~ experenceo mshess
num Tb. i,ue of psches will have prompt despatch and
goods subscribers viii ne shspped ee OF
jH sTURGES~ EbEshwaN1 wsH ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

IA CHARLESTON PACK KTs-Cemmercis
6 She following vessels compose the above line Of
Ipachets;
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master
Brig CORD ELLA, Francis Sherwood, master.
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, n. Stuart, master,
Brig FANNY tnewj W. whulesey, master.
Brig -. lnew)
The above all first class vessels built expressly for the
trade and commanded by experienced Their sc-
comodstions FOR passengers extensive, and exeons
win be made TO please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers viii be shipped free Of
commission. -
reghtor passage apply to the captains On board Ia
ALLEN PAxSON. " Wall street, NJ " or
j8 WIN A. CAEDwELLk SONS. Charleston g. c.
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nR. yANDENBURGH,sE FEMALE REM
IDVATING PILLS FROM GERMANY-An eGsctua

~ NhItNS TITLES FnOH VEA 1-hH .hVc""i fe-
NEEDY Tor suppression regusry and MI cases where nature
DOES not have her regular and proper course.
N. II. Not 10 he taken during pree nsncy.
Sold only by Mrs BIRD, Midwife and Female Phya
elan, No. = Division st. New York.
Also her celebrated soothing Syrup, for children tech
ing. safe and eGsctusl r~rnedy.
Aso excellent remedy Cor nipples, prepared and
sod above. B.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

These ships all Of the krs class esmman<ed by Of
char snd experience and Furnished With Of the
best Every aention will paa passengers
mote their comfort convenience The rate Of passage
ward fixed by understanding with the p-opeters If
others lines, $l4e including wines every
scrpton; Sl2s without wines and liquors.
Ne the captains Of these ships viii be respo~
sbe for letters sent by them, unless
regular bills Of sding signed therefor.
Fer freight passage, apply 10
GO0DHUE CO, or c. H. MARSHALL.
60 SoulhsL New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

MEDICAL AND sUuGrCAL.-DR GLOVER
~ consulted usual 10 the espent Of certain class 81
Diseases ne spprcthe public that he has received regular
professional education in this country and Il not 10 ca~ed
with the sefnsmed doctsr neica pues and pretender oi
the day Once No Ann ~, the American Museum
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp the
inner Office door n the evening". i~s7 n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

Ia BALTIMORE PACKETs-UNION
-~spstched between New York and Baltimore:-
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig S0LON, b. Bourne, m.ster.
sckr CHARLES ~ SMITH ". IT. Totten, master.
sehr tENRY BARGER E. G. Briggs, master.
gchr DtRECT, G. L. Briggs master.
Schr LACONIC, j. G. Drrison, master.
The vessels comprising this line and fast sailing
nearly MI BULL Of the best materials expressly for the
trade ably commanded the masters experesced pilots ont ne
coast be effected rates great ae
spatch WILDE gven and every excron will be used by the
masters 10 give satisfaction shippers Goods "a
thesubscrters will free ot commission For freight
spplyto 3. N. BRIGGs, IS Old Slip, N.Y.
j23 j. w. BROWN smiths Dock. Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-03

WAsHfNGTON, March 81 1855.
The rumor of the change in the Cabinet gains credit
Grundy, IL Is said, will go into the General Post Office
Department and Kendall, as told ysu into the Urea
sury Department which he do very soon, go TO
jail An alias Mandamus was issued against him
Friday, and IL Is made returnable Tuesday next,
when, II he hoes not credit Stockton and Stokes with
che amount ascertaned TO be due by the Solicitor he
will be imprisoned for coatempt of He says, If
the auditor ofhs department will certify him that SO
much ~ due, he will give the credit; but the auditor
will not consent TO do il, unless Randall requires H.
which he declines doing. IT, under these circunstan-
ces, his nomination before the Senate is most
likely he will be rejected he deserves 10 be- for thus
setting the decision Of the Supreme Court and the man
dates Of Congress at defiance Mr. Hoffman made
very good speech yesterday IL favor OF the bill for the
relief Of the heirs Of Fulton. II motion IN re.
cousder which was advocated by locofoco from Ohio
who nded that the credit Of the invention was not
due 10 Fulton but was European. Hoffman was quite
eloquent on this point and did justice TO the great
Of the inventor The motion rejected and the bill
sent TO the Senate, where is thought II will fail The
administration will pay no claims they can avoid, as
there i no money in the Treasury and they will be OBJ
qed 10 call upon Congress FOR issues Of treasury notes
Congress is beginning 10 think Of economizing which
should have been done losg age. w. Cost Johnson 70
day made report recommending that every morning
the members should each receive certain quantity o.
wafers paper, pens SC, which, al the adjournment
should be again restored to the common stock ana n'
next day again distributed in the same manner. Th'
sperm candles used at night also to be Kept Tor "
turc use, TIL wholly consumed and boys are TO o.
employed as rsnners, under TO- above 10 years OLD
Tho resolution 70 divorce the government from tn
press under discussion today the House, but NJ
vote was taken on IT, Mr. McKim Of Baltimore, u
said 20 be seriously ndisposed.
HORACE.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
n. GRAHAM BENNERS. formerly of Newb~rs, m. q.
ArToRrEv AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala
REyxstncrs-IJeu, william CASTOR, Newberp NJ c.
Hon william n. haywood, Raj NJ C..
Hon l. ID. Henry, Fayetville, M G.
Mr.. r.. n. Taylor, Mobile, AL
F.s. Bloupt, Esq. Mobile, Al.
Mr.. John NJ. strong, Linden, Al
Mr.. William Locke Linden. Al
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guarantee OF the qualities of their np The
are not surpassed combining oil hatmay be required for
Tort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Goods Intended for these vessels will be forwarded by the
subscriber free from than The actually
CURED gs on them. For freight or passage apply
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

Tno ExaseO an 8cAs
FROM THE FRENCH or BERASGER
Lady, your charms lofiier strain emsnd!
When his revotrd angels brsved the Lord
And, crushed cenfouadsd by his red, right hand,
Their naughty forehesas qusiled beneath AIS woru
In thai discontinue, one gentle yon.h
Fragile vel fair, a bright consoer bore
Twas bis sweet harp his litter pangs TO soothe-
Smile ON me, blue eyed angel evermore.
TIL internal pIt with hideous laughter rosred,
When bathing ali that proud and mpious throng,
The weepiap angel touched the trembling chord,
While he rtiell pentence inspired his song.
God heard and sna,ched him from that awful den,
And kade him on the globe his music pour
In grief AND oy 10 charm the of n
Smile on me, blue eyed angel, evermore
TO US he flew, ard wavsd his ruffei wings,
Like the vexed plunge OF some storm drenched bird.
Ger earth -ptranced the born music rings,
BY wondering Batiohs each sweet strain is heard.
Religious voice was t0usic every wind
To heavens ear the pious accents bore
The affairs flame by genius refined
Snile on me, blue eyed angel, evermore!
And bootessly did hell, with jealeusrage
ParsGe this angel rescued IRON his lal;
To savage man he brought the golden age
And bearded tyrapts IN their gllaed hall
And while earth smile Ayiih joy wsere'er he dies,
Tamisg with love IN inhos piiable shore;
God thanks him for each fearful eye he dries
Smile on me, blue eyed angel, evermore:
Oh! " a can tell me where he last seem
Or has X nd heas the Exe's doom repealed
Lady, whose voice has my conseler been,
In that blessed angel is revealed
Fresh buddisg low youths bright spring.
And beauty clothes you from its prt cions Store
For u Nj III flight spread your vigorous wing ~
Smile nae, blue eyed angel, evermore! -
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

MoSrGoNERY GUARDs.-Wc stepped into Masonic
Hall this morning. have glance at the decorations
and ornaments in preparation for the Ball, this
ing-being invited thereto by the Committee Of Ar
raneements Ii bids fair to be ofthe splendid
military gass that have been given this season, and
will be attended by the brother corps Of Montgomery
Guards who have arrived from Boston by express in.
vitaon. A brilliant display Of rosy cheeks and bight
eyes will be there for beauty loves smile upon brave
men, and the brave always deserve and obtain the favor
Of the fair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

Now THE EHB or THESE rHIsos Is DxArn."-
Died the house Of Michael Esgan In New-Orleans,
Gath Dec last taking laudanun. Mrs. Casehosse wife
Of Mr.. George CasLehosse. Of Havana, Cuba. MRS. c.
had abssonded from Havana with Eagsn carrying with
her $4,000 ia money, the property of her husband.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

the events OF the past nave any ruin IN sho.n '
the spirit that preceded The destruction OF all the OLD
republics. II is time that should be reouked ey the
good and the patriotic The friends OF liberty nave
dangerous task 10 perform.
From our Correspondent, Brongham-No. xxViiil
Albany, February 8, 1897.
wrote TO you last night from the Assembly Hall
at half pas s. p. nj. The question on concurrlng with
the Senate amendment 10 the House 9lll was taken
at Ii o'clock and los-97 against and 10 Tor The
debate was entirely political after Mann's speech.
There was one exception, however, and that bril-
liant one. Mr. Lewis, of Chantauqae county, rose.
He was the last speaker.
Mr.. Speaker, said he, gentlemen have gwen their
reasons for their votes on this floor, and apolegZed
for SO doing 81 shall make no apology, but shall go
into the sHblect at length and show why shall vote
10 non. concur (Murmurlng-l0 minutes 10 ii, p. NJ
In the first place. then Mr.. Speaker my first reason
is that the people demand repeal. awning and
nat'enton.j NV second reasoH is, sir, that the peo
pie demand repeal. Observation-Disclosures turned
round 10 look at so strange speaker MY third and
last reason is, Dir. Speaker that the people demand
a repeal (Great laughter, amid which Mr.. Lewis
took his He was saluted with applause from
the galleries.
What commentary on popular legislation, thought
/! Well, Mr. Lewis is right. Speechfying makes
the wiser The people elect delegates 10 obey
the soveregns will, and the people are those sove-
reigns.
The Senate adhered to their amendment this day,
and appointed committee of conference-Powers,
Hunter and EdWdrdS-tnree rank RADICALS rive were
appointed on the part of the House. Tomorrow the
conflict efthe committee.
Mann is at his dabocal schemes Of retardlng legs
lation again today He is resolved 10 turn the Hall
into political arena. He moved an amendment, de
c!aring the nexpediency of National Bank to joint
resolution calling on our Representatives and Sena-
tors in Congress, TO get law passed authorizing
survey ofthe Northern Lakcs What do you think 0
that?
Debated till half past three, p. NJ. and lost by
heavy vote, On the ground that the resolution of the
Herkimer agtaor impairment and irrelevant 10
the subject before the House
He then offered a resolution declaring that Con-
gress has power TO interfere in any way with the
State Banks IAN omen.) Previous question called
Not sustained. Subject ill be brought up tomorrow.
So we go. Party, party, party. Thisis the disease
Of the body polite ana fear will be eradicated
till some despot gain the ascendancy and kill it by
main force
The Schenectady Freedoms Sentinel will hoist The
Harrison flag next week. Harrison is gaining ground
Members are doubtful what 10 do Should not as
prised to nomination of the General by the AS
semby before adjournment.
Mr. 'Webb's proposition to incorporate the Courier
and Enquirer is quite the talk here. 1t is witty
theme. Members busy cracking their jokes
against it. Is the gallant Colonel in earnest?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
nUCl OFT CARPENTEK,S PECK SLIP
~ DISPENSAKN, NO. A, PECK SLIP frst door

medical eaYsssiGn and having diploma oT the
Medical Society, and having had twenysx years general
and undivided attention The OF I'll diseases Incident Z,
, a4 sss e eersn class train o.
abound IN The columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
ssd 's the Various stages and S che % that may prevail
hence the least reflection satisfy any discerning mind bss
experience q Dr. carpsner IL al
varieties OF this disease enables him offer = sprsdy ana
and compounded oead the lead 70 suspicion
totally unknown the ordinary qussk Of the
p Separate o1ces have been FIR
Charges adapted TO the capacity OF The ps.ie.,
"A nss'+ preventive Of esraa dheaes 10 We obsined
/ EyIsON'S HUnTrk's RED DROP-Nvv
Office, Ne Division The only afe cure icr
sound ress.n and Judgment must be evident Hnnirrs
disease i. veneres In adon The extensive Ur
Of their being many who have vany
tuiyraes We do wish deceive orjugre with the pub
ie we merely speak The plain and ,mpe truth crr,S
Sss sss "l's sa":
brough, to The brink mSS BY drug. "sss T
disease and BY an application Of this medicine have
to be understood that cure in all cases
an, ,eng - Ne. 1a for upwards Of two years and
not ON, has faee he feels perfectly satisfied that msrr
cure thereby causing o. be a. free from The vens
res poison n and : pure !. ss day ,. barn
this city
~ preventive may he had.
Every phiaha genuine viii have the written signature
Of Uria L~vison
To human and since Ills human 20 err Il not our du-
" 10 look the ndiscretons oi fellow ptv
and do all thstles In without aiung
1EvisoNs HUNTERS REB pRoP Is warranted .
ss Leu. S.Gs :
scribng east; will be attended to-
Our offices No. 50 Hnmil Albany; Forih 6h
81 Pbadelphis; No. Hanover Boston; 2sf Can
Orleans, Charleston CT the places world where
The genuine medicine can be obtared j7.im-
dc. CHEkNN,s A.TkINeENT PILE
IAs edectualcure Tor obstinate exchanges from uraRy
canal whites. suppression ares and al female
plants arising from weakness o constitution In gravel and
loss OF command of bladder they completely -
diseases Of the kdneys, bladder and PROSTATE CLAM they
rive relief Over 80 Geo boxes have been
New York without complaint agent For sale wole-
sale and retail by A. y. ID. SANDS es rson corser
Of William and The following drug Corner D~y and
Broadwayj waller and Broaswayi Nones GA Bross-
way and Pear Bowerv and Walker cor
Grand ssd Bowery; Ileury and Pike Canal ssd
Hudson, Houston and Bowery, and Burneirs IS ss
Avenue.
r Price 81 per boz retail They for sale nv mr.
Young No 53 South Fourth st. Philadelphia Albspv
by Sandsk shaw, &C, &C. d2ems
DlLEs-pILEs-DR.H ALE's Pile Ointmen n \ nos-
tive for the piles IN three days time. Sold Nv 4 n
Of Chambers and Brosdway r. Burpess
IS 9Th avenue; r. M Guon Bowrry and Grand a.
SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

LOCOMOTIVE CorrIss.-A small paper just estab.
lished in Cincinnati. moralizing upon mortality, and
speaking Of the condition Of the dead, says,
Mortal eye beholdeth them not yet their course is
onward ill the twilight Of death comes down upon u.s.
and W ioin them in eternity.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

THE TRUTH LAsT.-The Nsp- York sun Of this
morning calls its advertisers "blockheads." 1t desg.
mates its advertisements the "cogitaons Of every
blockhead who may choose to employ printers"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

WEsTERs MATRoS-One Of the very finest
STEAMBOATS, on the Western waters, the Ellen Kirk.
man. has been named in compliment to lady Of NASH
Vile The wig Of that city, in speaking cfthis SPLEEN
did vessel, says =" Ellen Kirkman is the Of a
wealthy and highly respected widow lady OF this city
whose enterprise and success in business is only ex.
ceed by her intimate and extraordinary acquaintance
with commercial affairs. Twelve years ago Mrs. Kirk
man WAS left with the sole Of large estate, since
which she has erected our public square pile
Of magnificent stores, sot exceeded by any in the
cityl and IA still as active and shrewd in trade
the mos, accomplished merchant Of the East at Ior-
~ Who. then will pretend TO cay that Ellen
Kirkman is undeserving the compliment paid by the
c aptain and owners of the steamer The deck
ar the Ellen Kirkmsn measures l9s feet-beam 81 | 9
feet-depth of hold 10 feet oches--messurenent by
carpenter's rule $40 tons--two engines Of immense
% inches dnmeter and feet stroke
eight boilers, ~ inches in diameter and - 'eet IN
length"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

PROGRESS OF CvILizATioS.-1n order to 'dsceur.
age the practice Of carrying secret weapons. and pro
the safety Of the citizens, the Legislature Of Ten.
nessee have passed law to suppress the sale and
OF the bowie knife. BY this act it Is made nisde.
meanor to th:s weapon, and felony to in any
way.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

20 Benefit will be given to Mr. JOHN Graham the
blind Scotch poet at the National Theatre. Wednes-
daysweek the 2lsl inst Mr. Graham is man Of genius
but unfortunate and when calamity be less.
ened and be obtained by the process per-
must be very poor indeed very churlish, who
would contribute something for that purpose of
his abundance of this worlds blessings
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

20 Miss haywood, who was very successful a,
Philadelpha, under the de guerre Of La Petite H.
gusts appears the Park theatre this evening She is
only twelve years DID, and said to be surprising ar
tste not Of her age, but from the character
of her dancing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

% very numerous and respectable meeting
convened CHARLESTON the Goth ult take measures
obtain the establishment Of Navy Yard that poPu.
loas port. A memorial the President and Congress
agreed upon stating the general advantages that
wonld result from such STEP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

Miss CUsHNASs BESErrr.-This young ladys ben
eft takes place the Park Theatre evening
We hope il will be bumper Miss Cushman is destined
10 be dramatic star ofthe rslustre and independent
Of her hs,rioac talents she is very pretty bellies let
tres writer, and musical accomplishments
which show the richness of her mind and its graceful
cultivation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

uSUc NAH. - LONG, NGs-A couple offa. nishsd
,n,s 4, ye central Incs ion ~ tie city, the City
Han H., mn sds iy either with breakfast and tea on
'i,,..,, at, \, ~ n Murray 81. 1851
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

OA Floating Dry Dock has arrived at New-Orleans
and is in full and successful operstion there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

EXPLORING ExPEDITIoS.-A concise and perspicu-
Gus history of this affair ab inio, will be perused in our
Washington Correspondents letter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

PAiSrrses The oldest known Painting Is q MAIDEN.
ma aud Child, in $780, The Oldest known paintings in
England are portraits OF Chsucer, painted IN psnnel
about $780, and that of Henry Nv in 1905.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13

IDios.-The English in pronunciation, dwell on. or
accent cosanants the Scotch vowels and the Irish
have a rising aud falling infcxion OF accent
CHmsrsAs DAY IN THE SoUrB-Folks at the North
would be surprised T. at down At table on Chr'stnss
Day and 6n their vegetable dishes full OF green peas,
and the dessert dec yraled with boques OF Ho~ers ~