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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-27
RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDS
This cer,ifies that have used fiayward's I'm
proved Cooking Stoves, and m recommend them
to the public as very useful and as think supe-
rior to any thing of the kind now in use.
/ JERREB KENDALL,
| ALANSON SHOREY,
BENAIAH SANBORN
HIRAM HOUGHTON,
LEONARD WOODS,
RILEY WOODS.
MILES SHOREY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

" Relurn their sincere uhsnks fos ~. x.DUITCA
public they sti Costume 70 y. Hooks and beg
ettons 70 Dsnufacnre article that will give "a
ans ney 'ras ensure connussee Of in iisd -
T. nemning Son hive been obligs to csu,i.n n.
aud Fish Hooks purpor.ng TO se Of their and me-
ve wei. has here been when repetition caution
more required H. H. Son having recently received -
formation lhsts great number OF individuals who formerly re-
sided have established themselves
New iork Boston, and the principal in America and
make theI business 10 commit this fraud great extent by
Hsees whost labels that they may label them
lney 10 sen pit do so in England the penal
assist in accomplishing their ends these unprincpled In
ovduais invent numbcrlcss aeheods Them bavinp
SON. and purposely employed Sc their Needles and Fish
eoks and they even carry with them Invoice Heads printed
ohsr assert that the original parties who composed the firm
o. ~ Hemmng Son are dead and therefore any may
use tnelr mann which is toialy false.
IA me, would be quite impossible 10 enuserae, this
Inc numerous tricks these persons make TO as
any tale that they imagine will give their spurious
r. Hemming do not wisho claim greater preference
inan iher long tried article entities them 10, they fear no
eehpro" except hat OF The unpIncpIed individuals who
stroy the reputation Of Hepmng Son. which has been ac
unryaed and under these circumstances they venture
make this appeal no the public for protection feeling well
Richard Hemmins Son have further observe that th>v
invariably stamp all their Large Cod Hooks with their
smaller kinds OF Fish Ho Ks The public viii please TO h. yepv
particular in selecting EN- and give src, nation 10
me labels ana siyle OF wrapping up.
RICHARD HEMMING SON take the liberty ofcaIpiDg
attention TO the above and mt respectfully solicit the public
to be on their guard IN making purchases Needles and Fish
houghthe has in many been and
The unprnsipcd parties exposed, H. Son have every
honest system Ct forging their names is sill carried
great extent and that large quantities OF inferior Needles
in America IN imitation OF r. Hemmine Sous maluias,uIe
f9mrge Needle Mills, Reddch. November H. 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

A HIGH. syTrryp PALFREY.-There is pretty little
breeze in the Boston literary world present. Mr..
Bancroft the historian, requested by the Rev DR.
Palfrey the editor OF the North American Review tn
supply that periodical with article. He did So and
furnished review Of American historisns the proof OF
which he corrected FOR the press and appeared with
his name. When the number published the arti-
Gle contained glowing eulogium on himself This was
an Interpolation of the editor aud whes Mr.. Bancroft
requested the Reverend gentleman publish the fact
that he had been guilty Of the ndecency OF pulling
himself and his writings DIR. Pafrey refused. Mr.
Bancroft then asks him his next number that
the sdoiion had been made by the editor in his
words
81 therefore request and claim that IL be done
editorial TO the number of the North Amer
can 1 will add that IL any where but in my article
entitled to- and would have received my warmest as
acknowledgements. Yours GEORGE BANCROFT"
To this most cosrteous, reasonable and gentlemanly
request the Reverend critic and Editor responds as fol-
lows and the language used by him makes think that
he mast be either beside himself with ecclesiastical
pride or that the observation Of Festus to Paul. is
equally applicable to him. Truly these Boston Punds
are strange set
"sir-The enclosed letter, addressed to me in your
hand writing return. declining TO receive any further
communicate from YOU. except come through some
respectable person who shall vouch 70 me for the de-
cency Of the contents Your obedient servant
JoHS q. PALrREr"
A duell duell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
A duell a duell

TIVE CoTTos Pass FIRE AT NEw,ORLEASs.-
Few further particulars of this dreadful cenfsgr alton
have ranspired The steam press destroyed, and all
the buildings on the upper side Of the estsblishment
Some accounts estimate the qusntty &C Cotton destroyed
4. 1850 bales sd the loss between three and four hun
bred thousara dollars About six o'clock the
ing Of Yesterday. dwelling house adjoining the late
Ceuon Press burnt into flame and totally de.
sroyed III supposed that !, csugh, FIRE from sparks
lodged on il from tae burning Cotton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
Exchange Reading Room ana E0i.iIn
Letter Office.

" The Proprietor o the above establishment great
pleasure IN ANNOUNCING TO lis friends and the
rally, that he has removed the large and renfu Are
proof room Ia the Exchange the William street side
Neither pains have been in
men OF the News Room and the establishment row be-
eved TO be the best OF of kind in United states In
addition 10 the files OF American and foreign papers
ana prices current kept records OF arrivals cesances
sales OF stock al the Beard Brokers' Teeg aphc Reports
and daily list OF the arrivals of strangers all the princ
palhotels.
The Foreign Letter Ofce has been fitted up so to give
the greatest possible safety ell letters within The per
feet security against fire and all accidents obia
ed by deposing letters this Office into view
the other privileges enjoy ed by snbscrbers more
than the price to all having
correspondence with foreign coun,ries.
IA s. s. GILPIN
A POPULAR MEDICINE THORNE's Com
pound Extract OF Copaba and Sarsaparlla, certain,
safe and mos, eecua remedy ever discovered the
OF $500, sIicuies hes, pains in the back and
ions seminal weakness affections of the kdnes gravel
butte eruptions, &c &c
One recomme .da'on this preparation enjoys above all
ers is Us neat portable FORM pots the In which
may be taken being both easy and pleasant ,aseless
ture with restriction in diet from daily bu-
sines Travellers especially would end This medicine highly
useful and ought TO be nnprovlded with
possessing The which the combines
Accompany ing the medicine Is pamphlet
different stages of the diseases without
tanning fun and ample directions.
Prepared by j. B. rhorne, Chemist London and for sale
by NJ B. GRAHAM,
mZIu 80 Nassau ST. Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

0BSTINATE COM CHERKYS
~ celebrated Astringen Pills considered ALI
Die cure after the failure of copaiva, bs Injections &c
Over 100000 boxes have been sold without complaint
any agent For loss control OF bladder
glands, and all affections of the kdney these pills
emnenty successful In female weaknesses. green scknss
guary and SUPPRESSION they fail per-
ect health Dr. Cherry's pills the females friend
For sale whole sale and retail by A. b. d. SANDS, 100
fulton st. corner of William, and the following drug stores
-Corser Dey anc Broadway; Walker and Broadway;
j. bNones, GA Broaoway cor Cross and Pearl
Bowery and Walker Grand and Bowery; cor. Canal
and Hudson cor Houston and Bowery; Bond and
ry; and ?. Burnetts, IS SIKH Avenue.
Price 81 per box.
~ b. Country merchants who desire buy by the dozen
or gross, will be supplied liberal discount and the Pals
VIII be warranted 10 them produce The tfec,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

FROM ALBASY.-In the Senate, on Monday, the bill
facilitate the resumption Of specie payments and to
authorize the issue Of stock, in aid Of that object
read third time, passed, and sent to the Assem-.
bly, Mr.. verplanck and Mr.. Tallmadge opposed, and
voted against it. The General Banking Law passed
yesterday, with amendment to the bill as II came
from the Assembly, requiring the associations to keep
on hand Is per Of the circulation in specie.
In the House Of Assembly, during the evening ses.
sion on Monday, Mr.. Sibley offered resolution, order
ing third reading the bill repeal the charter Of the
Phenir Bank On motion to lay the resolution the
table. it rejeeted-ayes A. noes 81. Subsequently
this order of business was directed stand until
the third readings Of bills had been got through The
bin facilitate the resumption Of specie payments and
20 issue stock was referred select committee Of
eight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

From our Evesng Edi,ion Of yesserdsyl
Mary.


Mary.
81 have passion Cor the name Of Mary"
what ihou Oh the name is old and on repeated.
What theogh thous. nd beiRgs bear IL ROW!
And true of the winning word have greeted
What though tits hallowed by poets vow.
We ever love the rese-and yet It's blooming
Is a familiar rapture 10 the eye;
And yen bright star we hail, aithougn It's looming,
Age after age, has Ill the northernsky.
ss,arry beams DER troubled pillows stealing
As garden sdors 10 the desert blown,
In besoms faint g'adsone hope revealing,
Like patriot music, or Affections tone;
Thss, thus for aye, the name of Mary, spoken
By lips or text, with magic-like control,
The spell OF present thoughts has quickly bi oxen,
And strrd the fountains Of my inmost soul
The sweetest tales OF human veal or sorrow,
The fairest trophies OF The lmners fame,
To- my fond fancy, Mary, seem to borrow
Celestial halas from .y gentle name.
The Gresian artist CLEANED from many faces,
And in perfect whole the parts combined
So have garnered up dear woman's graces,
To form the Mary OF my ardent mind.
And marvel not thus call my ideal
We isy paint as would have things be;
The tasciiul springs ever from the real,
As Aprodte rose from out the sea.
Who ssiied upon me kindly. dav by day.
In a ar land, when was sad and lone
Whose presence now is my delight Away!
Both angels must the same best title own
What spirits round my weary way flying
What fortunes my future life Az AIT
Like the nys erious hymns the wnas are signing,
Are all unknown; IN trust bise nay ia,e
Yet, II one blessing might crave from Heaven,
'Twould be, that Mary should my being cheer,
Hang Ger me when the chord OF life isrivtn,
BE dear household word, and my last accom- nere
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
"sunt quibus in salyra videsr AIMS acer.
Is PRETENDERS TO MEfSIcki KNEWfEnaaEE

ID PRETENDEnS TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE-
DR. WILLIAM EVANS grateful the public for the high
confidence which they have bern please pose him.
testimony OF his gratitude he beg leave
hs has received patients through
Gusts Than from the deviaons OF the na morality
Dr. Evans Of medical surgical practice has
been derived from the b. schools hospitals
and So,lardhe not thsreere be cassed
rant OF there important scieRcesmen who scarcely
afx their sign manual have brought over "proh pudor half
starved and quarter educated aspirasts puff
howen noslrums got up through the sur sac James, or
love OF gold. :
DR. Evans processes have postrum
he treats the Proteus like v'.s according to the nature
OF the complaint and pecularies constitution He macs
not spechc drops upersaturaled with mercury, then
draws more largely the mi cradle victims his
by advertised "Ani Nrrcuria" medicine just like murder
err who, aer he has knocked the brains fellow crea
ture, preends that he has replace Them
OF the martyrs to the above abomnsbe treatment can be
proved TO the satisfaction Of The pubic have sought for
found relief nj 100 Chatham All educated persons
professional or not requested call TIE ofre
Evans and they will fad that his medicines bee coll
ecd without any expense and made according
tsries and Pbsrmacopriss
Besides delicate Diseases Dr. Evans has carefully and
ceuy attended to the general affections ofhe body
such n apopiexy epilepsy tic douleuresx
OF the heart and lungs dyspepsia indigestion, geut rhe
masm aHd the spurious progeny of BOTH tabes
meenerlea Of chdren and the diseases Of married and u
married females.
DR.. Evans Office Is nj 100 Chatham st.
- Open from O'Clock A. ~. until 10 r. n.
a4-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.-DR GLOVER
A Is consulted a. nsua IN The treatment class of
diseases lie apprses public that he has regular
education in this country, and cassed
wnh the sensmed doesrs, medical pue OF
the day. Ohice No. Ann St, the American Museum
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp a, the
inner ONCE door n TIE evening. jes7u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19


OFFICIAL Canvass According TO the directions,
publicly expressed by the Board OF Canvassers, we
Bubsh the annexed official statement from the Ex-
press:
" WE the Board of OF the taken
Election CITY of New York the enh, eleventh
dred thry.esh, for Mayor Of the said City, having
the G TIE w,r 81 At en or
such statements duly canvassed and estimated the votes
nine thousand ty.one given
the Office of the thus given for the Office
Clark received thousand hundred and
Isaac variau received for same office nineteen
sand two hundred am four votes
Blank reesysdi nt The same office, s.. votes
Faulkner Abraham d. Wilson Isaac Camp, John H. Nc.
e,s p Ss ssme c sa
one vote.
elected Mayer Of The City efNew York;
tested according law by the signatures Chairman and
Dated New York hi; ;sys.s' nth day Of April in the
year 1888 LAMBERT sUYDAM, Chairman.
ar The Evening Papers will please insert the above.
We should like to know the reason why the wing
Canvassers did not furnish eur morning paper with
copy as well as the Express-Why? Our circulation
is at least four foe times the extent OF that paper
Nothing during the last year has injured the great
and glorious wing cause, as the personal, malignant,
mean ridiculous conduct of the wing committees and
wing leaders TO those who would not submit TO shac-
kles. This paper the first that gave the lead in
the political revolution of the s2rsg of 1887. BY
our timely and dexterous movements, we saved the
wings from utter defeat in the recent election. Yet
a clique, composed OF such persons as Joe Hoxie,
Redwood Fisher Charles King, Watson Webb, have
moved heaven and earth to compass our destruction,
and still continue TO do so.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

81 LIVERPOOL PACK ETS.
342 Sailing from New York the Gath, aad from Liver
@2spool n the 9th of each month
The above OF packets will be continued by the subscr
bers, and is composed Of the folio wing ships:-
From New York.
June A-The UNITED STATES, Capt NJ w. poldrsge
March 24-The ST. Al DREW, Capt. VIM. C. Thompson
Aug. 24-The vIRGIEIAN, Capt. isaae Harris.
sept a4-Tbe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. p. Allen
From Liverpool.
May 8-The ST. ANDREW. $50 tons
June 8-The VIRGINIAN, go tons.
July s-The SHEFFIELD. Goa tons
Aug. e-The UNITED STATES, $50 TONS
aes and accommodations Of the above ships and
reputation well known. Every
exeon will be made 10 promote the comfort OF
ofmporters The price OF passage Liver
pool the cabin other lines fixed $l4o with wines
and OF description.
The win be responsible for letter parcel
package the above ships for which bill efadng not
STEPHENMHITNEY
SANDS TURNER, FOX Co.
jA ROBT. KERMIT. IA South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19


hand extensive ofreay made clothing
every and size which they will sell ehesI
tor sssh. either al wholesale az Ietail m23-Sms
- EALs' HAIR REsTOHATIvE.-Ths valu.
ID able discovery introduced ~ the public with the
fullest confidence and will effect otect u
is application, win; THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
oP THE HAIR upon the heads o these who have lost the
same and have ihsreby becsme bald or partially so.
Numerous certificates might We given TO show how success
fully this corsponsd has bees applied (never having failed IN
single ns,ance bat ID not brought before the pubns 70
sell but be applied upon the principle ono charge with
out success, deemed unnecessary 10 swn an advertise
mont with psrticslars. ...s -,
It's virtues have been fully and satisfactorily tested Ihe
heads Of those that entirely bald have been by tne
phcaon Of this Restorative, covered with ururou g'o~
Of brautfut hair -, "A,
An hsnbsg and quscksry is this matter y utterly aus
claimed.
Br.es Hair Restorative wii he applied ny The Discovers.
or inventor Levi Be.ls, those who ry desire 70
themselves of Us beuefcsi effects al the efce o W ~
daniel Ma. y Plat street. New Work. ,, !, a,
None need despair whether old yousg Of having her
hair FULLY restored. ..,,..,,o. ae an. NJ.
stoatvr un,i the Individual wis tries ns"es oy 'ne
resterption Of the hair. -, 4, a.. 10, ...L.~.
their hair started sufficiently 10 ensure rs complete aetors
tim. .
SyVIIUU EMS CLOTHING-The subsc nbers heeJ
-. h.,d ar of children
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

foownp additional information relative to THIS counter
felt will be useful
Aston House,, April IS, 1888.
SIR
observe in your paper Of i7th inst. notice Of
new description Of counterfeit notes on the Bank 81
mica For the purpose Of guarding the public against
te imposition more eHectualy beg leave to state to
YOU that the last Of three dollar notes by the Bank
OF Utica bears date February ls32tha these Notes
have mostly been called in aud cancelled-and thatew
or none OF them remain in circulation. The genu-
inc three dollar Of the Bank OF Utica do not bear
the words Ven York Bank Fgnd
1 am very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
WV u. WELLEs.
lanes q Bennett Esq Cashier Bank Of Utica.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

IA OLD LIN ~ OF LIVEhPOOL PACK
4x8 ETS.-The Old Line Of Packets will be despatched
by the subscribsrs san froua New Yerk and Liver
pool M and 18th oeach month with the pon That
wbea the sang day falls sunday the ships VIII sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

These sps all OF the kru class compounded by men OF
cha scter and furnished with OF the
best kna- Every will pare passengers TO pre-
mote their comfor convenience The passage
hxed by ndersandisg with the p-ope,ers "
oihe lines Size, including wines aud stores Of every de
seripsion; 0iJo without wines and liquors
Neit er the captains ese SHIPS will be respcn
sble letters parcels by them unless
regular bills Of isding signed therefor.
t,r freight passage, apply 70
0OeDHUE CO, or c. II. MARSHALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19
FVNO ALL THE ~ OKLD BE III X NOWN-
N HUNTERS RED DROP, blessing 10 The human race.


Copy OF a letter received through the posi- Office:
Mr j. Lrvison, Division ST. Pew York
Dear SAt the guest % friend who has lately been
liberated from the fangs Of affection by the aid of your
nabe Hunters Red Drop address He tenders you his
sincere thanks and gratitude for the blessing he
al your haad having been radically cured, by magic
were using only part of phia of dang disease
which he had rashy exposed hnse
having received batb and lesson indeed truly
grateu tor the and hopes receive sauary benefit
from the other myself who witnessed lis effects testify
10 MS merits and Christian pianhropsi,
wish that the public may be made acquainted with lis
utility.
. pour thy balm upon wounded ord,
And let the banner of disease be fured-
Lifes embers rellome-whe yet one sparks alive,
And bid the kiadling glow OF health revive
Extend thy arn-the sufferers pang appeasa,
While grooming meath the demon of Disease
And grateful hearts shall all Thy repay,
When stern affconss chains are burst away.
Defencelcss youth-if PASSIONS firm control
Has placed thee where dark Of anguish roll,
Where sorrow reigns, and storms OF sufering fall
Where mercy's ear ne'er needs thy pilsous cal-
Then flee To him who kindly holds thee
Those precious Drops that soothe and set thee free
And wien thy ust aiflctisns DER,
Go, rescued "ckild OF wrath Il more"
Yours respectfully, Il. q. +.
Sold at NO Division 81 PNc 81 per bottle. This letter
can be- The office.
NJ b The pubic will please take rotice that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop can be obtained other place the c
ty but Division 81. m2s-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

6vHIIpu EMS CLOTHlN e-Ihe subscflerrss eeI
~ cors,sr,y hsnd an er,en,s sssof,men, o esuren
.eN an very 70 able terms ~ Wholesale retail
wa s.., GEO A. HOYT CO. II Bowerv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

6 FED GA s-A very Superior kird-seed IRON which
- thew were raised a per busbe-now selling by the
beg st less Nhsp si. Apply 81 i64 Duane st. asim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-19

ETa-ro ssil = The IT, s,h ssd 3stR Of every nosth
~r % iii s.ss
"S sss :s me- M ss !ss % Y.
the IN, l7A asd zh OF every mo.h hrougaoS. The ys:r
yIon new YoRx Lsopor ro Ont =;
snip ST JAMES, wm $ sessr Syi s.s 5sss 3
oras q: Z: ; s s;s
SIP olAD~ro. Tbs. @ W w !:
Ship 4rD'Aron.'' 8: e. $ "a ~
hip QUEBEC, J. H. Hebard, Jmslo July 2 Aug. !
Ship WELLINGTON, Chadwick, yune2o Avg. Aug. 10
Ship PHILADELPHIA s ss:' !:
Ship SAMSON, R. .'.rsD, q; !: $s ~
Ship PRESIDENT, Chadwick july 20 sePt7} Sept 10
ship ONTARIO, ii. Huttleson Aug. sep.7} Sept 20
Slip TORONTO R. ori'~''' s sss 10 10 SSsS
Ship WESTMINSTER e Pss 10
These ships are all class about tons burlhen
are care WITH be- Sa the ke The
best description The price OF cabin passage now fixed at
iber the captains nor owners Of these packets will be reson
be for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of lading are signed therefore. Apply
JOHN GRISWOLD, 10 South 81.
is GRlNNEL. NINTURN& CO.. iS4 Front 81.
On = New 3ort sa tae is ana rom Liverpool
-SknsE on the letn OF each MONTH
New Ship SlDDONS, Capt., LIST January.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. j. A, Pierce, u, February.
Ship GARRICK, Capt NJ B. Palmer LIST March.
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt j. Collins LIST April
Ship GARRICK, Capt N b Palmer, 18th December
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.J Collins, 10Th January.
New ship SlDDONS Capt. - lsth February.
Ship SHERIDAN j. A. Pierce, 10Th March.
These ships the first class all armed upwards ct SOC
bnrthen built ia the city OF New York, with such inn
combine great speed with ususua comfort for
passengers Every been taken in the
of their accommodations The price of passage hence $40
FOR which ample stores, including nc will be provded
without Wines kc &l These ships will be commanded by
experienced masters who will make eIerten to give
general satisfaction Neither the captains the OF
these ships will responsible for letters parcels pack
ages sent by Them unless regular bills of adng signed
therefor. Fer freight or passage apply to-
Elk. COLLINS co, IS South st. New York, or
WIN. & JAS. BROWNE CO. Liverpool
The ships If this line will hereafter armed and their
liar construction gives them security not possessed by
other but vessels OF war. JfS