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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
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Ssng Of . Spirit.

BY scsAN TIsnEn-
Awsse, svshe. the hour Is come
when saints their vigils keep;
Add spirits from their distant home
watch while thew lGv'd ones sleep:
The busy fe nds that rule the day
Oar sacred presence fear.
The nidnighi blasts oar spells obey,
No earthly sounds are here;
Theb listen 20 the Sc holy lays,
Thy waiting SPirns hymn Of praise.
Free a the shades that round thee throng,
Thy spirit now is free;
Nor need we power OF voice, nor song,
70 wake Thy ,ympathy:
The rapid thought, the sparkling eye,
The blissfui Consciousness.
The hopes that brighter worlds descry,
higher power confess.
o., privilege TO sorrow given,
Lest 10 the worid TO dwell with heaven.
And dearer than The seraph's strain,
This soft and 10 WY lay,
which comes 10 soOihe thy hours OF pain,
And chase thy tears awsy!
Yes, then art chasgd d, ana am hot
Freed from the touch OF DEAN
Light ~ the moon beam can by,
Across my trackIess pain
And mig htIy will sing to thee,
The sesg OF immortality.
oh. eould place thee by my SIDE
FIR from these scenes of night,
Together would we swiftly glide,
Nor would we check our flight,
Until the gales of heaven should b1ng
Our airy bark 10 rest
In regions Of etc rnal spring,
The dwellings of the blest;-
Sweet isles embossm'd in the deep,
Where saints The ir endless sabbaths keep.
Or wilt thou with the comet fly
Where The brig hitter suas are burning,
Drinking their Zig ht with unqusHch'd eye,
With unfagg'd wing returning;
Oh start net! ta the Spirits fight
Dull Is the whirlwind's force;
Nor fear escaping from HIS sight
Whose love shall guide thy course;
In highest heavee, in depths profound,
CIR ling his radiant throne around.
There Is thy centre ;-ceuldst thou dwell
BY Eden's living streams,
Or every rolling planet tell
That DER thee sheds its beams,
Yet would thy raptur'd spirit fac
A high her bliss was given,
In converse with the Eternal Mina,
whose smile alone is heaven
Wit thou not die these joys 10 see
Art thou not afraid 10 Ooms with me!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

WABASH COLLEGE BURMA letter from Craw.
louisville. indiana, 10 gentleman in this city,
that the spacious college building in that village, which
was under roof and partly finished, took FIRE about
o'clock on the morning of the 29d u and the middle
and north divisions were burnt to the ground. The
south division which finished, saved, except
ing the Sd and 4,h stories The library and philosophy
cal apparatus which in The fourth story ofthe fin.
ished part ef,he building together with the chapel and
lsctare rooms, were all consumed with The exec Of
few books and three four philosophical instruments
The building when completed would have been nearly
Gre proof and insured The loss is estimated
Al $4,000 The FIRE, ii is supposed, originated in the
furnaces o. the taners who had been work the day
previous The roof The Rev. DR.. Baldwin formerly
ofthis city is the President of,his Institution.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

girl on being asked at the Mayors Court Clemuel
where she would 60 if she took false oath, replied
:" TO Father Baldwin for absolation of course"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

AsrHALrE.-In front Of DR.. Brundeth's Office, 24l
Broadway, side. walk Of Asphate is in pro
sress under the superntendence Of French gentle
man, who has brought the material with him from
France and understands the mode Of laying itdown.
II 10 extensively used in France as covering for
rosfs, and 10 compose the sidewalks Of streets-for
both which and many other purposes is found an ad
mirasle material An opportunity is now afforded OF
seeing ain streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
DvTTniNNsp ,ti.Is = tJs a Hs EEma a
IIUNrE N's RED DROP-THE ONLY RE

HUME RED DROP-THE ONLY RE
s1oa Is now uaiv.naIIy sdmi,ted. While every o,ber
remedy offered 70 The public specific Tor " enjoys
Hunters Rss Drop remains 6rm and snshsken. The po
s 's r.. s.SfS tor
elcd proopt EIDE Of action In the inveerae ages Of
ford, a s't ers.u he pssS The remedy
best suited ber sssssei ssd would disincy caution
Red Drop esn n,
oag desed-cf per,ci secrecy In every
9Th, usssl r..sdie. Tor this disease fequir. no
Poe. 81 b"s one. Ne o. ss
10 New York, North sr,h areet Pnisdephis, IS
Ne" orleans ~'''e MEDICINE can d '''''s s''.s'
45 EEwAmD;-Losc % 2s,h seg,@srr large e:e.
tail ,h- and ss2 Houston hi. collar
Any oae r.urnss him 70 $50 Husoo It shah receive The
THyT H.-HUNTERs RED DROP This medicine d
The only sbouse care that has been discovered for
The system 90 down 70 dsyng
the skin OF The physcians is SLOWED by
qseh made hocwn Iross an, every ,ssre Of The
poison from H. .ysn !. few days 20 matter how cd ,hs
.e. = .ss, nsrs .re 10 s %, o.
HSsasf person.. ..sst
W .s -" o. x. I
" VI. en the ,hs and sode.m,nios the
I've and pvrser of the be.d particularly scspea hose
eMe'so With the yphiite snd msrcurisl rheunstisn with
pass w ms e~r.s s~e ires ssrded NIB Jumps zad nan
rsos ss.ent s.d serofsloss ulcers sore THROAT and
p.sns w and eTppuors Of the sks With
failing on ~ ,he hstr sended generally vith debility This
mesicse wse oesnses and purRes the blood, ersdcstsE
every psrse ~ dsess. same TIM The setrs
ucs AIDS dEestns snd mpsrs fres and vgor the
whole ste rspovsug and ire
ton ~be- sI cthsr renediss are If no avail.
Sold Of HUNTERS Medical O&ce Ma p,,,s,o, s.y.et
where the urfor call fer az aso
follows, 90 North sixth rhisa iptAs; ,ysr a Aha
Hssow st, Bostsss Nt Camp 81, he~ 0rsesnsi sua
w LouIsvi 10, Ky. Price " per bette. sas I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
PUBLISHED dairy nv
JAMES GOEDon Nc Nm n TT.

PUBLISHED DAIRY
M E GO ~ Dor n ~ r. n r..
we. I'll ANN sTRnHT.
TERMS OF ADvERT1slNg.-The extensive erepisfisn
efthe hIsALs both IN town ssa country, mshe superior
chsnse for advertisers -
vo% Twelve lruus o. Lssa
day, se0 days ~ ISL = days. ~ ~ 10 days, N -
s.. s@ls mIs:. s% az
ros KieHr Ltrss On LEss
weess' SO .sn.., 49,. &c
~ AL Advertisements 10 he paid before their Insertion
Advertse~euv asserted In The wrnElr HEsALp, aH -
Nosrse HrsALp-Isspes every mcvpsg except Sunday
price t~e cents Counfry Subscribers furnheed
the tame rsse er sny specie period, rsmisnss ~.
vance. Noreper scot, uns~ Paid In advance.
kvxrrre HesAhs-~sued every sisrpsos ri Or octeck
Price, tweeesu per copy Coupy subscribers fsrssess
he same rnhe-cssh ls sdvsnce.
WISELY HssALp-lssu.d ever Saturday r,crnlag ase
~ copy trrrhedt 70 country suhsr
b~rs % per ananu IN sdvsnes.
reqsessed sddrcss their ettcs 20
~wes Gerds~ Bnn~ spd Rditcv and III
On business mpst be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
THG NEWLY INVENTED WIG.
" CLlREHU0H. WIG MAKER. corner of Rra

THG NEWLY INVENTED WIG.
" CLlREHU0H, WIG MAKER corner of Broadway
and Fulton reet respectfully invites all and conn0
TO inspect his newly invented venlsing Wigs which
or eeganse ghness and durability may rank amoug the
first OF modern Iniheir form they differ from
all ehers They Of the brew than the natural
hair does composed OF hair which loses its curl fit
close to head, that the most critical observer will fail
detectthem
Strangers shoud sbserve Crehugh only maker
Of this description OF wig in the United States, and
quen,iy they no, to be found any other store.
Call and see them. sl-fms
WILL You TRf TT?
III PRESCOTTs UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
cidedly the article offered the uhie being
featured IN oil does like hlacking isure the
leather but the contrary soens H. Whole
sale dealers are particularly requested TO call ana examine
the above article and satisfy themselves that Preseous Black
ing must take precedence over any otser ~
IL Because possesses more conservative qualities.
End. It's easy application.
Sd. IL improves rs;ser than is Impaired by age
4th II will polish th Gil tallow-aHo, lastly
Is perfection In blackng hitherto u attained.
Manufactured and for sale Water New York.
Also BY J. w. Clark, Buffalo. Orders koinii~a --ssi
JOHN Il A TIE
has takeA the ~ Cedar doors of Broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Where the sctest attention w be paid the business in all
succession Of the approved and fashionable
tcIes Their with The nesne and durability of
ship elegance OF fi merit Of that share
pablo patronage, which has heretofore been literally
bestowed on hin.
J. his sincere thanks his old friends
soicir the avors OF begs that those
gentlemen who wish 10 furnish their cloth, rely
every attention being paid IN their orders.
The nost moderate charges for prompt paymcsi
~ London and Paris Fashions receiv. maahly.
s2lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

TEE COMING FAIR.-We look toward TN pleasure
10 the fifteenth of this msnth for that day the exhib
tion Of the American Institute opens al Niblos We
looked yesterday tie Institute and were asonished
N the multiplicity of valuable articles that had been
sent in fer exhibition This will exceed in splendor all
former fairs Agricuursts, manufacturers and artists
from all parts sending their works Of Invention
and skill, and will dc till the Saturday before the
fair. Steam power will be provided abundantly, and
more extensive accommodations provided than have
ever been. We delighted to hear that on the day
after the Fair opens Governor Davis Of Massachusetts
win deliver an address We need say more 10 IN
duce every good citizen to support 50 noble cause
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

THE NEW Yon sE oAEaioat fsiAsvrAcrvnIso
CO. have AZ. constant constantly for sale A.
s srasG ano ssIs' SMH a2Es,e .e,e
sSu' v Esf; s Msas. Aes'
And many other articles in the line their business
Orders viii be received ri their Banking house No. q
or At he Oes agent q ws'';ss
SHrs wo s.sa IL say
eihe for mat distressing complaint 10 children which APT 70
taste may given with psriec, safety iSs lender
Sold a Dr. n Harris eoraer Of roadw y and chsmbers
street Sua. Bowey, ea or o. Grand s!s ts.
! eSIIs for
M UslC5B.l and parties supplied ~i,A music by apply
ing a. Ne 's wilma. ss.r' where orders ar pgss1S1y
I MISUNDERSTANDING large ieeehss for sale by
s2 Courtlsadi s.
TTOOTH ACHE!-TOOTH CHE!-wbo would
ssaT 70, R.aau r1s o. ,"s EN- ZIP
certain r.msdy The cures has "A, eied are whoat 20
70 obtain relief Try il and b. satisfied
For sale only by sfnonson, 70 Fulton II Hart ,,
East Brosdwsy usd Division st
Price, 50 cents, with full directions sul0.eodSm.
TUT. HAik ,-THr nAtuli-h should ioyariAbl,
be borne In misd that to good SCI OF Teeh the nett
HAIR and which only be obslned By constant and
free ofthe vE9E TABLE HAIR OIL, richly perfumed
desirable substitute tor The injurious preparations
thai daily pzlmsd upon the public
The advertiser pledges himreIf that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL win be poursh and strengthen
and "a " bald pisces-snd order the
sve demand for H. has put at the low price Of 50 per
bottle. For sale by A. G. HART ITS Broadway
ABLY Corner OF Courtlsndtst
nR. VANDEK BgHC HIS r m a sts AZ E d.
~ WAITING PILLS, froa eeresay eaec,usl remedy
ssioa. gnlsr, and eli where
no, hsye gulsr and proper course.
NIB Motto be s.es Starring pregnancy The sale OF 1890
sores during The last sise moshs sshcent of
weir efficacy. ldonl, Ms BIRD, Midwife and emae
phvassa ga Bo~ery, New YORK. Likewise her celebrated
Soothing Tor shdrer terthing, ssie aEd eec.
Also anercenent remedy for nipples pre-
pa ed sns sold a. Shave.
Ms bird be consulted all incidental
to females su2s SIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
WILLIAM GIBBS ON'S
STAINED PAINTED AND ENAMELIED GLASS,

for ChuchD Room ny !.
Coat Arms ss Aaohl an
y
s also -ouasdn G~,m nun for
SILL his Doses ~
% in : cy
FLATTENINo
4eoau
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

Az. JOh NSON IL consulted 6dentisily flee
II No. II Duane street between Chatham and VIII lam ss
the following diseases, viz ,-0onarri s.ss Chap-
cres Structures Seminal Veal and the diseases
days and the mos, nyeterate in Proporoua,e
without The OF ar debia ng iAuocons medicine o,
prevention from bnssees Persons entrusug themselves t
Dr. Jhnsons may desc themselves with certainty OF
success In the Scrofuous sores nj
ceraedlegs &c speedily beaIed Strangers would we'll
by giving DR. Johnson CALL certain preventive be-
he Of the foregoing diseases which
has failed when used within -four heu after
posure Letters post pso, and enclosing fee can have the
necessary medsiHe, directions forwarded
Arepdsncr from s. A. NJ. to IL at night. sI4lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
TO THE LADIES.


S" ny @
Is nuieC b Cough in Abs and ny NJ mean
above Ihs y at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

X E-- ..;H ~, rHs nhnrrVUNMiAHLE TUkCAN
Pressing and Tuscan Straw Hat Manufacturing EstaL.s
ment Division streetMs c. grateful for pas, ia vors in
inmates that having made arrav for fail trade
has hand full and elegant supply of white aid q,
ored Tuscan and Straw Hats variety the best uun
es and approved shapes all 10 be Inner,
ed and clean well Mrs g. also continues bsscE
alter and old Tuscan and Straw Hats In her knowp
whsn without the ras, ipjuring the straw leaving
phuroas smell Color ed cleaned In superio
manner Terms very moderate The newest French nat
silk and millinery. Bonne ways hand or made
to order Also mourning boBnets maze the shortest ns
All above articles sold al as low prices any in
the civ 81 eodlnt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

49,, TnE hEMOVAL CT SUPER FLU
OsS HAIR-Tbat bsne OF female beauty, whether on
the forehead neck sill uns Rhtiy upper lip may
De- cn.c uay renoved by free orATKMs0Ns Ok f1L
hTuhf us operation Is Instantaneous, moving the bar
without The least approach pain. the sln whittier
and softer Than before BY twice using The Derstory the
roofs OF me BAR are usually destroy ed 10 require no for
thsr application Oft No bad consequences from It's
DC apprehsnded as may be used infants skin whou
any bad effects.
advertiser prepared 70 warrant every bottle sold By
him 70 operate eneciuay and to be perfectly innocent In
n G. sARr, rs Broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

nhk. SHUkSH,S GENUINE VEGETABlE
~ LOTION by the Faculty Diseases OF The
skim This lotion Is exceed by other The world
eradieatrs tan ecklss pmI spots rednes all cuts.
erupt0ns has been adpiner, by the proprt tor
with great for years. Europe and America
Is perfectly safe, yet powerful all the good
qualities of the most celebrated cosmetics bottle Gents
will be founa Sufficient to prove It's value.
To be had at Dr. ChURCHS DspeHsary, 1ss Bowsry,
cor. Spring st. sl.Int'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

Youths aao hildrcnss han from 81 So 10 200
The above prices are bot small the lp
material and sorkmaashp- all sales must be
made for cash. without devalions from the above low
prices.
Also, unrvaed Of Cleh and Fancy Caps al
wholesale and retail Country dealers supplied the
favorable terms. -. e. WATSON.
mylt 8m% i54 Chatham 81 foors from Mulberry
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

There is one consideration, if no other,
which ought to bring the wings to the polls
on Tuesday. 1t is beleyed by the loco TO-
cos that the result of the late elections
abroad will have an important bearing on
the question in this district. Is this true !,
Is there single Vermcnter ready to sub.
nit toths degrading imputation? willing to
acknowledge that his principles sit SO loose.
ly as to leave MIN prey to such influences.
Because the mercenary minons Of the ad
mnislralion have carried an election by
fraud and corruption in Pennsylvania,
therefore, the independent electors of Yer.
mont are to surrender at discretion! If
there be one freeman so poor in self-esteem
as to admit this, let him 60 to the polls and
vote for John Smith, or, by staying at
home, leave such an inference to be drawn
But if indeed the nsinuation be as FALSE
as it is FOUL, let EVERY wing 60 to the
polls and cast his vote for HEMAN AL
LEN--thus proving 10 the world that Yer.
mont is herself. ready now, as Of old, to
battle single handed against the world ;
and let it 60 forth, Us with a loud voice, to
the high priests Of corruption at Washing
ton, that we worship neither them nor their
idols.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09
FROM THE NORTH.

We copy the following from the
ST. Adams Messenger, of yesterday:
"We have been requested by
several of our friends, to again pro-
pose the Hon. HEMAN ALLEN,
the present incumbent, as a candi-
date for the suffrages of the free
men. We cheerfully comply with
tho request, and now invite our
wing friends in all parts of the dis.
trict to give him their cordial sup.
port. There is no doubt a whie
majority of several hundred in thi.
congressional district, and if we al
do our duty on the present occasion
we shall be saved from the disgrace
of sending Van Buren, Represen
tative from a wing district. Tn,
prejudices against Mr.. Allen on &C
count of his vote on the neutralit,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09

AS a general rule, the loco foco papers
claim every thing-all the elections are
theirs. The truth, however, is continually
breaking through the mist. New.Jersey
was theirs, but New Jersey prouos to be a j
wbig. Smith was elected in Vermont, but
Smith proves not to have been elected
Georgia was theirs. but proues 10 be ours.
Illinois was theirs, but wait a few days
Pennsylvania was theirs, every thing; bu:
a few days will prove, we suspect, that the
Legislature and Senator will be wing
Yes, the Keystone State; and that it is
matter Of doubt whether even the Cover
nor is honestly tbeirs.--N II. Sentinel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09
VERMONT.

The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday.
The most important act of the session lie
that abolishiDg imprisonment for debt.
The law takes effect on all contracts en-
tered into after the LIST of January next,
and gives the creditor the right to trustee
for any sum over five dollars. The act TO
encourage the culture of silk, is liberal.
1t gives bounty of 20 cents per pound on
cocoons, 20 cents on Ieeled silk, and 80
cents on the manufactured article. But
one bank was rechartered-that at Mont
pelier. This we understand was done OF
the special request Of the Van Buren,
members from Washington county, who
though opposed to banks in general. were
nevertheless. in favor of having one in their
immediate vicinity, just for convenience
sake /! The wings were not wicked enough
to deny them so reasonable a request
The Montpelier Waterman, in closing its
journal of proceedings, adds the following
remark
Did leisure permit, we would indulge in some
comments upon the neutrality-suspicious., and, on
the part of some men, exceedingly irreguiar-of
this legislature. For the present, however, we will
only notice the parting announcement Of Speaker
FooT. 1t was with sincere regret we heard his
declaration that he had determined never again to
take part in the deliberations of the House. He
has done the state much service, in the prompt
correct and courteous discharge Of The duties OF The
chair--a service which can be duly appreciated
only by those who have long been familiar will,
legislation. We trust his determination will be
reconsidered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09
VOTES AND VOTING,

The Sentinel bestows liberal share OF
its abuse upon the legislature for its dec
sion us to the votes in this dis,rict,and cites
the authority Of the Baltimore Republican
and Washington Globe for saying that Mr..
Smith is now legally elected. The doctrine
commended for is. that all the ballots desig
mated as for John Smith "for Congress"
ought to be counted as such, whether found
in the representative, governor, or Con.
gress box. Now let us apply the rule.
Take The town of Bolton. for instance,
where the voters are all on one side. The
forty voters deposite their ballots in the
congress box, for John Smith, next comes
the governor box--now, say they, what's
the use in voting for governor, we know
our candidate will not be elected, and we
may as well give Smith another ift-so in
goes forty more votes. Then again at the
representative box, single individual casts
a vote for Mr.. Whitcomb, and he is elected;
the other thirty nine again cast their votes
for friend John. Now for the canvass.
Here, Gays the chairman of the board, are
a number of votes for Congress in the
representative box; what shall be done
with Them o, says Mr. A. there can be
no dispute about the intention of the voters,
as the ballots expressly say "ior congr ess; "
besides, there is no John Smith in town,
and therefore it is evident that the votes
were not Intended for town representative
Perfectly conclusive Record the vote MI
Clerk. Again at the governor box, the
same argument holds good. John Smith
was not candidate for governor, but was
candidate for Congress, and the ballots
themselves express the intention of the
freemen, They have only got into The
wrong box. And then the forty in The
congress box, there can be no dispute about
them, of course. The result is, the little
town of Bolton, with forty voters gives M
Smith il9 iega! votes which event tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09
RHODE ISLAND SENATOR.

The two Houses of the General Assem-.
bly, Joined in Grand Committee on Sat.
urday last. for the purpose Of electing ,
Senator to tho Congress Of tho II Stntoo
for years, from the 4th of March next, il
place of the Hon. Asher Robbins, whoss
term of Office will then expire. All the
members from both Houses were present
and on The first ballot, N. F. Dixon, Of
Westerly, was elected by majority of 25,
over all others. The vote stood for N. F.
Dixon, 81; Richard B. Thurs,on, &c scat
tering, q blank, /. Mr.. Dixon has long
been known as one of the most prominent
members ofthe Wing party in The southern
part Of the state. He was for many years
Representative to the General Assembly
from the town of Westerly, and for several
sessions was Speaker of the House. His
election cannot fail to prove highly salts.
factory to the wings throughout the state,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-09

bill we believe are fast wearing
away. If his wing constituents
could have heard his triumphant
vindication Of that vote in a speech
made by him at the late convention
at Cambridge, we are confident they
would not withhold from him their
support on account Of his having
voted for that bill. We do not wish
to dictate to the freemen the course
they are to pursue at the approach.
ing election. They are, ofMourse,
at liberty to vote for whom they
choose, and we humbly trust they
will so act and vote as to show a
determination to elect wing who
will stand by the country and save
it from the hands of a grasping and
corrupt administration"