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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

Tor DYING III E HAHN from Grey OF Rsd 10 .
II beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMEpsT TURKISH
DYE universally adm tied 10 be the best arce ever sent
the which mostly composed 81 de eter
Gus materials, eventually give entirely 10 the
Turkish Dye Its operation almost magical being applied
ming complete The SKIN sast suf
change either from deoormenL eruption rougnpes
other It's be attended with no n Convenience m
consequences whatever. sold wholesale ard retail ~
II G. HART, lis Broadway,
a2iy Garner e Cou tandt 81.
- ATTIRa.-Tbe sub criber has inst recsived ~
- superior stock and vestne SATIN, which h. odrs ~
Collars sosoms Gloves Hosiery suspend.r. Russian Belts,
''N '''' ana '''"''' ""'e'- "a sRApssook.
s7.im. ass Pearl street
IL LEOPOLD. lal william street, IaPorter OF Dry
Goods and Tsilor respectfully ANNOUNCES thse Re has
vestngs and Fancy Goods Of the newest snd mos "a
onsbe style for the which he Offers tor <a
at mos rensrhabyi Low preesfer cash
them that they will where find goods cheaper nm ms
Gentlemen purchasing their cioih hers oNr
cd Inducements 10 buy which single glance viii convince
them e6
In the Tsiorisg Department, II. L~opod sshssvedre.
himself second ssd these gen,em,s VII. bcow
him IN their nd sepesc having Coshes ade
/ dersts prices mz9-is'
| M. JOSEPH EVANS, OLD GALBN DIS.
- PENSARy No. " Peck Slp.-Dr. Evaass rri n,
prsctic, regular meacsi Eurep~ and
adopt ao S, ys p ~. me s
removal " ~ diseases ~ ascste nature, new or old npo
MY - iee pion scro,uoas cowps,sn ~, fw wbirh r II
particularly criebrs'ed Those Ohio sccesy
treated by les o. ae, ers, rap. ctsls w
yiied 70 make applicant his oGc, Susn-ers psricu
larry cautioned sgsns rpNng sivrsenY ev~y r,
ton have NO shero scr Than ,his-Ne "a -.ch = IL
sso3r DR. JOSEPH .vANs
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TnE NEW YORK CHE wIcAi uANuVAuTpsIssp
90. hsve eceaanaiy fcrss
oil vitrioi, Apa
Blesrbi9 Saba, CoppsrpA.
Agas Ansooia- nsrsm Assa
Aces Fevtjs, Nitric Aris
niue vhrSei msrrsws,
A ussv eth~y swsskps N the 49, ~ their
fNxeys IN received sb~ss 1ssktaS . Ma n
s00-lv~ ago .. 0lisHkRy. Acct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23
NEW YORK BAZAAh.
FOR PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES OF ALL

NEW WORK. BAZAAh.
FOR PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES OF ALL
KINDS SIZES, IN EVERY sTYLs, AND FOR ANY
LINE OF BUSINESS WHATEVER,
III Fulton street.,
Three doors from Nassau ST.,
NEW YORK.
W City and counuy merchants will find constantly very
large stock on hand They be omnodated short
tee 10 any size quantity they peaeao, by shipping
them IN SO profitable packing may be desired any part
Of America.
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany of
most superior quaity-wal satisfy every purchaser.
n29-Im
custom House lsasiness.
The Subscribe begs leave 10 offer his services to
Mercantile Community any business they m.y con
heced with the Custom House. the Revenue Department
OF the relating thereto believing that
Tuped expe nee OF forty years officer in The New York
Custom House, Will be entitled him 10 the cond-
dence Of the public in such matters.
m30tf DAVID s. LYON No S Broad ST.
CARPETS FOX CASH.
u Just received 5000 yards of Scotch Ingram
wool, the low price of rs to s75 cents per yard
Also, Ingram Carpets fast coors, at 50 cents per yard.
Also splendid assortment OF
Brussels Cnpeting, Tufled and Brussels Rugs,
Three ply do Plain Printed Bazes,
Supernne do STAR Carpeting,
Russia and Orleans Carpets Table and Piano Covers,
Plain, plaid and figured Mangs.
N. B-Fleor Oil Cloths from 2to Is eet wide.
Those about purchasing carpets ill find it greatly their
advantage to can and examine assore previous
chasing elsewhere. II SMITH, ir.
az Inns 4i8 Pearl str Get, Opposite Nilliam
MEDICAL AND sURGIcAL.-DR. GLOVER
1vl consulted usual in the of certain class OF
education in this country and caed
with the selfnamed dossrs medical pue and preenders Of
the day. Office No Ann 81, near the American Museum-
Private third from the Museum Lamp al the
N n HI go door m no ming ,nI a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

" NOIICE.-The wholesale business Of DR.. Brandreths
principal Office removed to his and
lshnent No, al Broadway where his celebrated "VEGE.
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. may at ali times be obtained
In large small and where all desired TO
direct their communications Remember
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETnIAN OFFfCEN
al Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Ofices are
ISL Hudsoa street,
spruce street, Bext to Sun c6ice, and
ZIG Bowery.
N. B. For authorised agents, Dr. Brsndrehs asversv
msn and observe that ell who s the genuine medicine have
msl-n B. BRANDRETH. M. D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

24l BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 24l,
is Dr. BRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE fer the sale
OF sjusly celebrat and far famed VEGETABLE UNI.
VERSAL PILLS" The high puaton of this excellent me-
dcine generally from the manv
OF individuals who have experienced sauary FL
fscts that unnecessary to in this but t
should be the particular OF all who 10 obtain The
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS" to purchase OF
individuals In this who have cerfc ate of agep-
ey sealed and signed B. BRANDRETH, NJ D. mSitf
III COMPREHENSIVE who passes TO big
neighbo counterfeit BILL takas his there
for knowing the TO be counterfeit thief robber
swndler and amenabe 70 the laws his country the
wretch who would put the hands fellow creature
counterfeit only robs him of his money destroys
his constitution and eBdangers his life
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE or
COUNTERFEITs, sad remember when you wish TO obtain
the ENUlNE BRANDRETHS PILLS 20 10 nv regular
appointed agents. who each ofthen certificate OF sen.
cy sealed and signed by me- d. BRANDRETH NJ d. or 10
my own Offices at
No 2H Rreadway,
No. 1877 Hudson street.
No. Spruce street, and
Ne. ZIG Bowry.
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EH J sks Ts

=
sCALD HEAD, and I'll other diseases q ths sid 81 s
r6ectuAfy csrcd by the Of SANDY REMEDY FVn
MALT RHEUM- which has been tested IN reisg zoes
wihosa In nanee havsg hiles NO sner.oos ~
there danger ~ applying even
the sde~s, infant II Is discovery never ssscfe snovs
the history Of ~dciDe, aud every person asced with
cussreua dseas-s sny cr isvtcd TO make Immediate
sss this vauabi. sedeise Hnueroos ceruheans Of IT'S
received ~ the proprietor AID wu ~ en-
hihfses % srpIlcst
Pr~psrra sod sold ~ a ~ 6aHDs ~ Inhos sueett
H. p,,reIV Il cnsrs 500 srv~s IN the Uriea states.
ordeved With cher gseds Of asy 81 The priv
es1a Arws sssss IN shs ely IN laAsphis. AL fas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-23

- undersigned Offer for sale choice othe
~ wines Of their own srands In quarter cashs
Indian barrels, entitled 70 deber
Aiso few casks Of exquisite Amonillado Pasado ard
Gold Brown Sherry, vintag. 1885, Imported pr
vste Connoisseur these Wiscs the
applying TO DUFF GORDON n CO.
a2p Tvs No Broad n
The native American., 1838-03-31
POLICE
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81.

i II Packle.-Misther Barney ONealy, jintle-
man from over the water, was caught yesterday
morning with barrel of salted Goldfish, and bas-
ket OF that same, and it did not appear how he
came into lawful possession Of the articles in o,es-
| ton. Misther Barney was anxious to clear that
point. 1--we tux EN-, said he, from McCar,
sure, and sauts the fishes myself-rm mer-
chant in that line, any how Unfortunately for
Misther Barney's barney, another merchant
claimed them same fishes, and that was MIR.
Elisha Baker, residing at the corner Of Beekman
and Front streets, and so Misther Barney was
sent where he will have other fish to fry.
Distressing CaSe-Jane Waters, young girl
nineteen years of age, was charged with obtaining
a piece Of calico, value $3 81, from the store of
John G. Vreedenburgh, 168 Chatham street.
She acknowledged the theft, and said in extenua-
ton, that her father is dead and that she is living
with her mother, who is in great distress. She
begged hard to be let off, but was committed.
a NeD Pa7cn Shcp.---siwant to spake word
wild his honor said TALL plump, forid daught-
Ter of green Erin, to Justice Bloodgood, as she
advanced to the desk, carrying in her arms a
young childer, and sobbing for dear life.
What do you want of me?
/ want yer honor to take up young woman,
friend Of mine and kape her.
What for?
She's been sailing me.
What, you've been quarreling / suppose?
Yis, and she bated me intirely, and want a
warrint.
Go along, don't be foolish.
Won't you give me warrint?
warrant costs six shilngs. I'm sure you
cant afford to spend six shillings SO foolishy;
take my advice, 60 away.
Sure, I've got no six shillings, but here's me
shawl, I'll pawn it to yer honor.
Do what!
Pawn it, and here's me bonnet, it isn't much
battered; its worth six shillings, sure.
This amt no pawn shop, 60 away. Here
officer, take this woman out.
Exit woman and childer.
The native American., 1838-03-31
LIGHT HOUSES OF THE BLACK SEA--Consfan-

LIGHT HOUSES OF THE BLACK SEA-Consfan-
tinopIe, Jan 3.-The Turkish Gazette contains
the following remarkable article: AS the light
houses that stand at the entrance of the Black
Sea are built in the ancient fashion, and many
ships, both national and foreign, cannot discern
their light in stormy weather, and consequently
suffer shipwreck, his Highness, who constantly
has in view the promotion of the safety of his
subjects, has expressed his desire that larger light
houses, and quay river lights, like those in Eu-
rope, shall be built in such manner, that light
be visible at the distance Of 20 or % miles; that
those of Tenes Bagdchessie and Ahor Kajue shall
be improved and repaired; and lastly, that two
entirely new ones shall be erected at the entrance
of the Black Sea (sca of Marmora.) The Capt
Pacha, 10 whom the execution OF these orders is
conGded, is already engaged in carrying them in
to effect. To defray the annual expense, Ger
tain toll shall be imposed on all ships that pass
through according to the practice of European
countries
The native American., 1838-03-31
'rinted by :. Q. DUNN for the N. A. Association.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
TERMS-Su Subscriptions for one year. So SO in advance,
or $3 90 if paid at the end of three months For six
months, 81 80 IN adoaace. Advertisements inserted at
the usual rates.
All letters relating to the pecunary interests of the Pa
per to be addressed, postage paid to the Publisher,
JAMES c.. DUNN.
All letters relative to the Editorial department TO be d
rected, postage paid, to H. J. BRENT, Editor
Those subscribers for year. who do not give notice of
their wish to have the paper discontinued at the end
their year, will be presumed desiring its continuance
until countermanded, and it will accordingly be contin-
ued at the option of the publisher.
The native American., 1838-03-31

The Knickerbocker, in notice to correspon
dents, has the following:
Trials of Schoolmaster,' is, in some re-
|spects, very good paper: but its tedious epi-
sode, and extreme length, spoil it for our purpose
The descriptions of the school-house--the first
|punishment-and the evening spelling-schooI
though too minute, show the hand of close OBJ
server, and an accurate limner. We extract tile
following dialogue, which lives, we think, in our
memory. Still, it may have originated with IT.
d. M
Master. tBoys,-Noah had three sons
Shem, Ham, and Japhet. Now who was the
father of Noah's three sons9'
| (The boys of the third class pause-look du-
biously at their teacher-but there is no reply.)
| Master. What cant you tell? Let me il
lustrate. Here is Mr.. Smith, our next door
neighbor; he has three sons, John, James. and
Joseph Smith. Now who is the father of John.
James, and Joseph SMITH
Boys. although in eager, emulous strife,)
MIR. Smith "
Master. Certainly correct. Wen.
now let lis turn to the first question. Noah had
three sons-Shem, Ham, and Japhet Now who
was the father of Noah's three sons9'
Boys. Unanimously, after a little hesitation,)
Mr.. Smithr
A late rublin magazine has story somewhat
akin to this, the teacher and pupil were alike
thick-headed. An Irish tutor is examining a lad
in Scripture History:
Tut. is there any account given in Scripture,
Phelim, Of dumb base speaking?'
Lad. YES
Tut. What dumb baste was il that spakea'
Lad. 1T was a whale!'
TIT. Yes. TO whom did the whale speakr
Lad. TO Moses, in the bull-rushes!'
Tut. True. What did the whale say to
Moses in the bull-rushes?'
Lad. almost thou persuadest me to be a
Christian!'
TIT. Very well. What was Moses reply?'
Lad. Thou art the man.
Could there be anything more broadly bur
lesque than thisz
The native American., 1838-03-31

INDIAN SERANADE.--Awake! flower of the for
est-beautiful bird of the prairie.
Awake! awake! thou with the eyes of the fawn.
When you look at me am happy, like the flows
ers when they fee the dew.
The breath of thy mouth is as sweet as the
fragrance of flowers in the morning-sweet as
their fragrance at evening, in the moon of the
fading leaf.
Does not the blood Of my veins spring towards
thee, like the bubbling springs to the sun, in the
moon Of the bright nights! -Aprn.l
My heart sings to thee when thou art near,
like the dancing branches to the wind, in the
moon of strawberries! June.
When thou art not pleased, my beloved, my
heart is darkened, like the shining river when sha-
dows fall from above.
Thy smiles cause my troubled heart to he
frightened, as the makes to look like gold the
ripples which the cold wind has created
MYSELF behold me! blood of my beating heart.
The earth smiIes--the waters smile-the heav-
ems smile, but IL lose the way of smiling, when
thou art not here--awake! awake! my beloved.
The native American., 1838-03-31

Rather Tart.-As Lady Mary Montague was
walking through the gardens at Stow with party,
she was much annoyed by an impertinent young
coxcomb, who was continually making some fool
sh observations to her. On coming to one of the
temples, over which there was an inscription, she
took advantage of this opportunity TO expose his
ignorance and put him to silence
.Prav. sir.' said she, be kind enough to ex-
plain that inscription to u.s.
i really do not know what II means, for see
it is dog Latin ,5r
that puppies do not understand their own lam
guagev
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

DATBNT LA4PD, WARRAuTWD-Inprove<
Mechanical and Ornamental Laaps recently isvenaed -
Mens Ocean Co. Rurs superior 70 asy Sorer iavccl
their utility and beauty.
The suSssser cole agent ssd npsrer in The Usited
etss Tor Msss Deeas Co., begs leave respectfully 70 =
fm ladies and geatsmen OF this city that open
I'd ore No 7S junction ofMsiden Lsns And ubtrty saes
rer shoRahe Lamps which he nlends 10 keep constantly
hand and invites al those who be interested uS
thereof favor him with CALL being confident that this
ee entirely from the great popularity has already &C
quked among the fashionable circles In Paris and from the
te0sive orders which constantly received ha la mer
cannot fail to be duly appreciated by this intelligent oemmu
atty few seconds being besides sufficient 70 examAe and
recognize ali useful properties the mechanism being per-
fecuy plain It's construction and operation, and being n the
same tise an object Of curiosity by ITSELF
LAMPS can be adapted TO any purpose In the way on
gsrauen-thst one alone light equal - 20 sperm
candles One OF these lamps be used NJ discretion wnout
ess eraoA on the mantle piece, on the table, or by
very snpie combination adapted chandelier.
ons OF The peculiar peres this ingenious DvenOn
M the glass tube and not the wick that regulates the
a. me latter not in the least by the raising
total extinction Is required
another peculiarly also of is the lamp
can os used becoming clarified by the functions Of the
which latter wound in the ng, and
me nsnt SUITABLY regulated, snung further attention
Is required for the whole night
Ihe subscriber has also hand full assortment of plain
fancy Candle screens, article also entirely cheap
easily adapted 10 candles, which gives the a
OF fancy lamps and they agreeable and
gentle light are very reeommendable readers
and writer's There also such fancy OF larger de-
scrlpton and fancy globes attached TO the above APPS
JIzSAe AUG'N DIACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31
TO THE LOVERS OF DR FEET.
Keep the feet dry the head cool and bid ply


scian"-B oerAaspe.
THE fair and lovely Of the land In the bloom
OF life. owing 10 the diseases arising from feet Do
then the coughing and barking aRd pains
matte that enable the doctors ride In their And
when such diseases have taken place. the house
danger tar Ell We would then readers no
matter how healthy TO guard against feet An
prevention worth pound OF cure.PAladlykS Journal of
Health
What the destroyer of bio and happiness. Cold and
wet fe. I-U. s. GGxsas.
Pc NAGLE, OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs
public that he located the Boot shoe Establish
opportunity sembraced inform reader alter
several experience and trial. the subscriber has
ed composition which renders leather Of every description
eompetely mpervons, even u he American
Instpte has twice borne testimony Its utility by
awarding the first diploma In 1885 1885 with
the decided Appreciation Of the Franklin Institute
Phledeph1- ssthcrties Of the highest respecabiihy.
Nosw~ standing the revision Aad the
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty this dco
for the term Of IRON the 10th day Of Febu
y,lsT.
Ths Conpo~ios impsrts leather soft pable
which gives all articles made from elastic quail
and viii conses uenty wear much tcsger The Rcces&y
for wearing overshses Is thus superseded
pectfully inform the reader that the Patented Composition
Gentlemen value health dry feet are respect
fully informed thai the rsteotee will be In attendance al the
establishment The Government papers, Dipowas
Certificates Letters he oPvn for inspection The Com
position pat Up at 50 cents boz. Sea Captains and
spsrsmen would do well 70 proeu the article.
r. q. NAGJE. Psteu,es.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31

IJOLTS AOTEL-The proprie,ors OF this well known
and popular establishment conforming 10 the wishes
and hesuest solicitations 81 their friends
have determined the, and sNsr me day Il Feb
ruary ner they viii conduct their House the European
plan where csens travellers ay their lodging
apartments without board; and 10 those wo may choose
have their meals N the building, there will be regular
table the usual hours Of breakfast
from u gill for dsD served 10 the best ws all the
Injuries sr Affords dsbed order be paid
according rates Of ba OF fare placed daily
The bars will be furnished with the best OF Wines Liquors
the COOKS and WATERS of the first cs-and thing
the part Of the propsieton render comfortable ali
wbs may please tn Aver them with call
The Lodging Department will be conducted by ASA
HOLT.
The Eating Department by ROBERT MOORE asd IRA
COBURN
Jsnusry 81, 1885
The Morning Evepog papers this city will please co
ny the above, and insert one week, and send The bin the
Hotel y-tss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31
@ Nh Dc r. MAnD.---CRoSs's SPECIFIC MIA
Ns1UU TuRk-Eor the cure nf Gnnnr rhUa llsats s,ri

CS0O nE W A nD.---CRoss's sPACIFiC MIA
lures and Of the generation
The GonorrhGa Is disgusting, ard annoying
and isoo well known require any s1ansios quite
TO be got but has been difficult TO get ciearof Its
compaHon that hut few ADMIRE althoughh
socitous admiration. all ranks OF society," high
Ahoughso Troublesome sei So Distressing and A.
ten fatal It's consequences, disease the ss
SO unfortunate as to csarac the complaint IL he follows
fashionable advice FIRST deprive hse efa apple
business which perhaps requires his immediate atentn
exercise has tendency TO :ggravse the d6suy"
sick with doses OF tartar en,ec pursed DE-
prved oal articles OF food usual drink in hreal
mixtures Irritating injections lotions on,meas and fo+ MA
tics Every day seme new sssnge rust be made until a
months left wiba ofthe prostrate slan
brane Of The bladder wee some other de.rsabe massy
that as long as he lives and from the @
In Specific Mixture the person aremey
that completely ebviaes all these dcules and makes.
Id and without the least regard diet drink
The rem.ly is unparalleled In power Il has the specific
properly Of entirely neualzing the poison, suppesng
hours
II not object 10 give Ioag ausekSh resomnead-
gs q and o.
short such the in the Mixture founded ebser
cent oosorhoss be brought which The MIXTURE vii 10,
effect rapid cure under forfeiture OF $500.
much in need Off, and hoped they win prspes
wh,as remsay persons can cure themselves witAou the
least OF diet shsngein application tob u
siness These be
sequence
The medicine contains nothing that injury !.
the constu,isn Gallons Of might be taken bat harm
would follow,
Further the disease be contracted dsse
trre taken At nighton going bed when exposed.
Its put up in bottles, with full directions accompanying
at 81 bottle. One bottle lasts week eures
Many cured in days
Dey street; b. Gsion corner Of Grasd and Bowsy Il q.
slocum corner Of Breadway and Duane A. D. d.
Sands, 100 Fulton 81 OF william, Newly Jones
Hutchinson corner of Ckesnut Seventh Phsaepha.
N. y. Call for Cross's Specific Mixture The pSopretors
sgpsure and nunber of residence 10 the label 81
bottle. je-Sus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-31
nOCrOR CARPENTEh,S PECK SLIP
~ DISPENSARx, NO. 4, PECK SLIP, first door


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regular
medical educaon and having received his Diploma for the
practice OF Pysic and Surgery, from The New York
very successful practice in this city, devoes his personal
undivided the Of s diseases incident
ral humanity, and particularly certain class train
diseases for which many and plans Of medicine
abound in the columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
be treated agreeaby 10 the symptoms that may prevail
and the various and changes they assumeand
the discerning that
no specific nosirum can be applicable 10 all eases.
The extensive experience of DIR Carpenter all
varieties OF this disease enables him speedy ana
thorough and te adept class OF edcses arranged
and compounded offend the lead 10 suspicion
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks Of the
day.
U Separate been arranp ed for
the privacy OF patients who contact
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity the patient
An afah- preventive OF certain diseases be obtained al
the ohice-Prce, ST. ISM