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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
GREAT BANG AIMS IN BOOTS a. SHOES
II II TO RICHARnSi TO RICHARD% l-ECNNOMY

- WEALTH More than IL 600 pairs OF Richards superior
modern make OF elegant durable aod fashionable Boots for
gentemen dress " q to ~ 50 the pair retail Also 1900
pairs elegant make and double calf skin Water Proof
koos The reput alton oflhese Roots well known that
further useless only the price, which h reduced 10 the
pair retail Also 5000 pairs superior fine calf skin Boots for
ven,ep made in the modern style and
warranted at t 10 $3.50 the pair Alarre and splendid as
asd spiendid assortment af
slippers French ties urred and unfured Bushins Cal
ter Boo cheap slips, &c nc CHI cheaper, cheapest
An kinds and chdrens Boots and shoes selling of
low pices VI lie better be found
10 this city. Apply AZ
the oldest III. block and the largest and
Ear the best assortment OF Roots and shoes In
the city, Is per cent cheaper than ever.
~ p DON'T mistake ,se numbers at the doors or listen to
calls many have DONE add thought they buying
boots No x u the oldest toreNos 49, and 23f Canal ST.
the next to Greenwich ami they each
well allied ~ib and elena looking goods You can't
take them Al film RICHARDS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

HIGHHANpED RoBBERY.-A young man at Louis
ville on the evening of the lst inst was robbed OF
SIS 500 dollars He was attacked in front and rear
and pistol held to his head TO enforce silence, while
the abstraction of his property was effected. TINS
took place at in the evening" at the corner OF 9th
and Market streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

SHOCKING DEATH.-M. d'Aspremont. for long
time treasurer Of the Orleans Theatre fell head fore
most into his FIRE place, in fanting fit, on Sunday the
18th February. was sometime before any person had
occasion to enter his and when they did, his head
and neck were found literally eharred and burnt TO
cinder.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

HUNBuG-Charles King is the catspaw of the Con-
Yier he publishes in the american all that Webb wishes
to say and which the latter afterwards prsts in the
Courier, as coraing from an impartial source. The
brawler and bully, and the craven fern an admirable
partnership the capital of the association is inexhaus
rible.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

20 The Antduelling bill has been re,d second
time in the House OF Representatives. and several
amendments suggested and adopted. The punishment
for carrying challenge within the District of Columbia
ia made Penitentiary offence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

No Go Had DR.. Nelson advanced into Lower Ca
NADIA with his four hundred ragamufins, he would have
been encountered by the whole strength of the i3d Re-
giment four companies of the 55th troop of the Mon
trea cavalry, the Glengary Highland Volunteers and
the local corps Of American militia in the townships
Awful odds!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

NNsNrED-A Married practical farmer, with iew
w grown children eher Ams -ssn Engs er sco4ch,rs-
dcrsnang his IN a s branches " iae cha for
ducve ofths &c New rorh on ,ans IN unsiisn
with the Norb River Apply, with good reference. letter
q N. 450 lower post oTfce jseodl I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

WHATS IN sAxE.-The Commercial of yesterday,
sopke Of Wellbelored, odd name What does our
contemporary think of Youngbioodl We met it in
petition to the New Orleans municipality this morning
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

&c The Baltimore papers contain distressing ac
count of the death of little GIRL oceasioned by her froc
catching fire as she stood before the CRATE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

THE LATE MuRDER.-A moral meeting, without dis
tnction Of party. has been held at Newark condemn
iur the actors and abettors in the late duel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
TvIE n HAx ALD-NRW HVMA.
| From our Evess.g Edaioa Of yesterday

SOnSs
Rene mber widow Glsver's fencs,
Remember, dear, remember,
Remember widsw Glovers fence,
Remember, oh, ren'ember'
For there il was where first We met.
And there our friendship grew;
AID when tee sun at eve had set,
The aore long'd for you.
Twas there beneath the twink,ing stars,
We WHISPERED love together;
And by the bright and silent moon,
We've pledg'u our vo VS. forever.
The oath that there you swore in sooth,
Is registered above,
For there our hearts with mutual truth,
Tnrob'd wild with youthful love.
Remember widow Glover's fence,
Remember love, remember
Remember widow Giuver's fence,
Remember, oh, remember.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW GOVERNOR OF UPPER CAN.
ApA.-Sir George Arthur, the new Governor of Upper
Canada arrived this morning in the packet ship Samssn
from London. He out for his government imme-
diatey. Sir Francis Head is expected here in few
DAYS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

20 On The I'd inst. the Ohio open far up as
Cincinnati.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE-A new and elegant ara.
~ cle FOR the Teeth-The Orrs Tooth Paste, while
ts teeth removing and preventing every sppearasce OF
tartar and giving clear pearly whteness slse
color OF the lips gums and gives additional
beauty easswbie Of the mouth-by rs sbecting
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay
ando purify breathand also adds that peculiar and ira
grant TO the breath for which the ors Root &c
stlv that article largely h~
an of the Tooth Paste giving II its ard
tally contributing that agreeable which
this Paste possesses To those who have
p,rtsly for tooth the Orris Tooth Paste with be par
tculary acceptable readily be converted into
ple asant excellent tooth wash aeivng piece Of
about he size pea small aniity Of which
be done The Or Tooth Paste thus
Ali the tooth wash without the objections thar
be brou the In which arcls Of the
latter Of necessity bs put upand equally
free from the objections tina, applicable ,otco,h
dsrs from their Of .ppenage the toilet
The great number Particles tina, have been submitted to the
public improving the appearances OF the teeth and which
have ~ generally proved Unsatisfactory induces the propr
Tooth Paste confident he ef superior
exceence virtue, observe that sbould In
prove ineffective the money will be returned.
can Ne had OF n. c. Hart, It's broadway; Mrs. G..
Canpops No. 8 Astor House, Broadway; James N. Bar,
ga Broadway; George C. Howe Co. 14s Chatham Johs
NJ Howe Dentist lo4 Grand street. OF Mercer E. ~
Guion c. per Bowery and Graad Henry and Pse
sts wbolesas and retail n AL Grsad St between Es
Broadway and visioa ST. Price SO cents Be careful 10
botais the paste. d4Sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
jl8.lrnt
. PRIVATE 4RkATISE, &C on VEN
EREAL DISEASES. GONORRiiEA - Ie e

y EREAL DISEASES, GoNoRRiIEA ..s.s. &c. Nc,
designed o The use o. every , bur especially
wen as an Immediate and periec cure The Treatise
little chest, exceedingly convenient travelling which
contains medicine &c necessary for The perfect
impossible to express The satisfaction This little book af
all who interested IN the subject begins by des-
scrbng what really and what not yenera disease There
several complaints which very nearly resemble this disease
en always called veneriaI The Is evident and
thus The goG s0ng patient ad n S, and 1o hsn
then proceeds TO show, that under the word venera two
50 called, and Ghonorhea, called *'"'. 1t great inn
portance know The difference between the two. for the
Gonorea in produces yenerea another
neither does venerea ever produce NE oonorrhea then
curry for should be known that although in nosl cases.
haad there circumstances which absolutely needed
and nothing is SO easy as to know what those
tons given in this little book rendered an exceed
Of Ghonsrrhea 1.-THE disorder attended with runRlng and
gives the best means OF curRg it, also points out the conse-
quence of allowing GhenaIrhea 10 continue from month
to month incurred such as .'" structures &c Then follow
PLAN and interesting for in this form ofhe disc in which
much ignorance ard knavery rractsed There per-
drops while every surgeon knows that all the ply
sic in the world could structure Neither there
in It's ultimate consequences 20 the paen-whe in general
The remaining capersare venereaL
diseases which sometimes appear in different constitutions,
siby any of this complaint, from its FRS
symptoms down to lis neglected form and here should
that there form vi venereaI disc which lies
dorment in the constitution as TO show itself in no other
its effects posery The of all these how
ever abunday plain and efcaeous that any hav
ing this little chest medicine complete undertake his
cure with perfect safety and success.
The price the chest medicine &c $ the book alone
| is g. forwarded t. any part of the world.
consultation, the chest be addressed
the author, DIR RALPH, SO Courtandt street. N. v.
p $ Since publishing this little book the author has been
consulted many distressed and ruined constitutions,
(ciefy from trusting certain description advertising
peope that he has proper TO devote portion his
time CONSULTATIONS these There diseases
which involve serious painfully
affect mAd than those of the male female organs
is there which call greser combination of integrity
of character with skill and experience In the consulted
them For the satisfaction of strangers coming 10 this city
therefore, those who write from distance he deems il
proper here that he is graduate Of the University
OF Edinburgh Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London and author OF work expressly these
Alo that he has testimonial letters from the eminent
clans in Europe IN the eminent in America (a DR. Mott
of New YORK, and Dr. rhysck Of Phsdelphia) whcA he
will be happy TO show who wishes il. f5lm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

COOK- wanted, Woman 10 cock md 20 wash and iron
~ One who compel. and OF good Character may sppy
at 30 Canal sltetl, corner Of Brosd~y mIH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

CRENCH LANGUAGE-ORAL SYsTEM.-The
Subscribers Evening Class from half past TO half
psst TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday, which
was 10 begin on the aad postponed will positively
COMMENCE THURSDAY 22d inst Tb@ gentlemen subscr
kers who may be disposed TO oio the class
qpesied TO be present Al the Time sppoinied
j. MANESCA, ~ Reed 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

FARE REDUCED.
@3 @I @1


H@
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
BY Rail Road Coaches
Morning Lnc-w leave the foot of Courrapdt a, .xsr~
nornng s0eeck the ears Of the New Jersey Rsn Road
Philadelphia the same afternoon. s
Rsturnng-Leave Trenton at IA O'Clock A. M sftey the
arrival of the ofhe Phadepha and ren.r Nsi RosS
arriving at New York At "a O'Clock. r. NJ
Even Lne-Leaves New York. foot Of Courtlsndt A. NJ
O'Clock y NJ passengers viii reach Trenton bv o O'clock
ongc srn hs he early cars Of the Philadelphia and Tresss
RAJ koas arriving m Philadelphia ~ O'Clock a. M
Rcturning-Lcsve Philadelphia al oc,ock y II .rr;v,,U
In New York ri 81 O'Clock, A. NJ
FOR seats, apply the Rail Road 0fce foo, M Coursnds
~ view 1ok or ~ The old Stage Office south Sd cpps
sue congress Han Philadelphia and Rising
Sun Tavern ~ TreRte1.
r.engers from Paterson accommodated by tshiag
ssa s cars OF the Paterson Rail Read, which co-
nec WIN he sovr Hres ~ the juncsp Rerg"nl and the
puse my rely sros supply cases New brunswick ss
ror sesisu the above named prs apply to Thonss WHIT
nra ~ = Ms Coseh Office, Old No. Ceuruandtst nesr
brrsdway, New York.
- Lsyes lbe .fHce at quarter before A. N. ssd =
quarter be ore Up NJ
ALExANpER NJ CUNNING. Propn-ser
New Ysrk, Nov I6, 1887 JA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER, No. 4 Peck

MEEDISAL CAED-pR CARPENTER No. Peck
n. e he ecnsues - Ss !, me
old established Dkpensary.
herads to his vicery disease, in It's
complicated and destructive forms does he
maladies to which mankind and wonankind subject
tina, be confines himself to Office pracce and devoes him.
sell personally TO the welfare Of his patients keeps assist
patients who can never come in contact Doctor Carpenter
ss Of the New York sta Medical society signed ~ the
President and hat FOR oag series Of Years de-
voted himseto The OF all delicate or p
Pearl St fso.iw nc n' DR. caRpkSTPE RI
4. 81
As.SsTs R1yaIs De Medicine de Pas-rrepsress par
GELATINE CAPSULES OF PURE BALsAM cora
" Sy ss Of msden Of Paris
Italy, aud the Continent OF Europe tie valuable disco
very r OF G sis prsc ss, mediei.s -
somssting the ehroae sad aspe goncrhsl affections The
and which phy ians have give the pree
renee but It's nsuseoss taste and smell the its
This the why msay experiments been made
~ order 70 some mode OF Disgusting y taste haa
been but psrecy effected, and always by the addition os
destroys Its chemical constitution ply character
Therefor having discovered mode Of administering in
this without submitting II alteration Ibe method
@ % %eden. p Discus.
the taste and smell and into the digestive
out other mixture than that OF the geane with which ia
eoveoped, and which Is completely dissolved the
stomach BY this the atment Of the
ing effected without disgust and consequently without ias~r-
rupon will become prompt and thus pre-
venting he possibility Of a relapse.
The directions for well the ations
most emsent physicians Of Paris enclosed
For sale by all the most respectable apothecaes The
Guy and country.
Druggists and spothecsrss supplied with the above cap
sules by CHARLES wILDEN0w, at No 81 Cherry street.
near Frsnkin square n2-im,
CHEAP CUTLERY FOR CASH OR AP.
OPROvED PAPEh-Wishpg 10 reduce present stock
offer for sale the finest selection Of Cutlery every H.
ported into the Usited States, consisting Shsms
Se1p Buck and Stag Tab Desserts with Caryers 10
match by the package ro the shelves Ivory Table Cut
lcry, with without Forks Csrveis and Scers match do
IN mahogany enses; Redgcr, Crooks and wastsnbones
Scissors and small Cutlery large small Cutlery
o. common makers In almost every varety Rosger Butch
rv aud Msrshs Rstors Evans Ian Butchers Palette
Knives; Nut Picks and Crackers Cork Cham,
psgne Openers; London made Dressing Cases and Bagae
Tables.
Just received fresh supply ofour celebrated Mathematical
Rarors which warrant good.
Merchants vis Ing this cv advised 10 examine stock
previous TO purchasing down import dir from
the manufacturers.
ar Retailers supplied as usual
GRAvELEY wREAKs,
ns-lmf Aster House.
DILEs-PILEs-DR. HALE's Pile Ointment y ! pos.
Tive for the piles In three Sold nv j. n
Hart OF Chambers and Broadway. Burp-
IS 9th avenues r. M Gvoin. III Bowery Grand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
THE PHILOsoPHERs STONE AT LAST

THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT LA ST
I DlSCOVERED!-Tbe Nenereal disease extermiAated
The celebrated DR.. POETTS Gonorrbpa adicaior aeve.
fails any The directions perfect fully and sear
y describing symptom anssse, and showing the only
metLod OF II acknowe lodged the prevalence
this disease has wonderfully decreased sce the nroduos
of the Eradieator.
Bowcry and Walker r. Nopes, GA Broadwa and
r. Burnett IS 9Th avenue. Price 81. d2s.Ims
nR. CHERRH,S ASTRINGENT PILLS.
JAn chectua for obstinate discharges
canal whites, suppression and all female
plants arising from weakness OF constitution In
loss Of command Of Bladder, they completely
diseases of the Kidneys bladder aad PROSTATE CLAM they
give relief Over boxes have
New Yerk without any agent For sale whole
sale and retail by a B. D. SANDS, lee on corner
OF William and ~ the following drug Corner Dry
Broadway walker and BrosswayI Nones, GA BROAD
way cor. Cross and Pearl Bowery and Walker cor
Grand and Bowery Henry and Pike; cor. Canal ans
Hudson, Houston aad Bowery and Burneis IS srt
Avenue. -
D Price 81 per Dor retail They are also for sale by D.
Young, No So South Fourth st. Philadelphia. and in Albany
by Sandsk shaw, &C., &c., d29lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09

venerea disease in the known world To
Red Drop the and ehectus Ter
disease he veneres In addition 10 the extensive sale Of
OF Their being who have vanly
endeavorsd initiate H. updenisble proof OF its wonder
n virtues WE DO not wish , e deceive w the pub
Gates will .n.w on aRge.Gn a. the ose The
the aDs OF disease whh has Ses
brought TO the brink OF much by dugs by the
,ored perfect heakR and ,heii wonsd purity wish
10 be understood warrant TO effect cure all cases
Philadelphia years, which time, q DIS
not has aec he feels perfectly satisfied that matter
cure hereby the sufferer % be as free from the vene
real poison and As pure as the day he vas bern
this city.
" A preventive may be had.
To err humas human err, is
and do all power without sjurng ourselves
preserve them from misery and disgrace
Dy;ZXAASS vs.,S
NEEDY suppression regulsy. and all where
does not have her regular and proper course.
Sold S o@y 70 be M siRS MIDWIFE and Female Psy
Iso Der ceebrssed soothnT Syrup for children teeth.
ing safe cure and efeciusl remedy
Alo, excellent remedy for sore nipples, prepared and
NJ Advice gratis n 3ms
a rOPULAK mEDICINE=TH0RNE' Con.
"A pound Extract 81 Copa,ba ans Sarsaparls certain
Of ''.''''' s.+'' srictures whites pains IN the bsc
and ons seminal weakness affections o, the kidnies
One recommendation preparation enjoys sbeve sIle
may be- sspo being both es.y and pss.ss y.
ture with y. restriction IN diet or e.,nhnem.nt from do
y useful and ought never be uaprovided with prepsr
ton possessing the advantages which the present
tory Of the deren, stages Of the diseases without any
charge, containing foil and ample directions.
o4sm. NJ b GRAHAM. % Nssssu-st. cor. Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-09
N PIERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. go DIN,

III PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No 90 Diws
liz doer from Clnionl a. returns his tbaphs
10 the public Tor their patronage since the above
business and hopes by strict attention. mod
edge o' business obtain continuance fayors
would also call their attention. bis Rejecting lamps which
are superior u any yet offered.
He would likewise request those who have the
shove lamps 20 call al his ana Judge for themselves lie
light used. Store smrssi.
Personal attendance who fitting up stores q,
billiard tables, or other establishment where brilliant
light wanted as u feels confident he has lamps susb~
for establishment, IN the city country. He also reminds
his customers and friends that all Spirits delivered ~ him
sent In wsges, signed on each side board black and white
letters, "H. Piercy, Spirit Lamp, 24a Division o."
N. b His wagon wi cali on Customers regularly once
week. supply the Spirits Lsmps wcks and b,
obtssed from Ls wagon. Spirits Delivered usus wi,nos
aay extra charge
nu. ROBERTS, poor MANS FRIENt.-
This specific cure fer the affecting eruptions
ana hmm tho, oea break cidren ser ysocna
tIou r., ne pJx and which have hhere bsdsd IN
~ the Faevky.
Fer sale, wholesale and ret.i, by
e' NATHAN b. GRAHAM, Drurgiss,
rf No. % Nassau, csrner Of Fu,onst
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-14
From The Huntington .4du. and Sentinel
THE RESIGNATION

OF DAVID r. PORTER, seems to
trouble his political opponents no little; and
they carp about it amazingly, because he
has not seen fit to allow them to fix the day
on which he shall resign his seat in the
Senate.
Now to the electors of this Senatorial
district, friends and foes, we are authorised
to say go on and nominate your candidates
to fill the vacancy, for he will resign in am
pie time previous to the general election for
the issuing of writs for the election Of his
successor.
From the "blling and cooling" which has
been kept up between Gov. Ritner and ''the
monied aristocracy" on the subject Of the
million loan, authorised by the act Of last
session, it was not known how soon a spe-
cial session OF the Legislature might be
called, and Of consequence special election
ordered to fill the vacancy if Gen. Porter
had resigned. Then would the air have
rung with the enormity Of the crpCnSe
which wonld have been brought on the sew
eral counties in this district by the demo
cratic nomination of the 5th Of March Con-
vention. Nay more--although our adver-
saries could not probably elect their caIidl-
date at a special election, in this district yea
having their principal strength in the aris-
tocracy Of the towns and villages, and their
hosts Of roisiaoFs aIoag a !iHe Of not less
than ESQ miles Of rail road and canal, while
that Of the democracy is, as i. always has
been, among the labourers and yeomanry
of the country, they could III all probability,
at special election, reduce the democratic
majority somewhat, and then we should
have been dealened with the boasting5 Of
even that small glimmering ofhope.
Why a gentleman direct from Holidays
burg has this week informed us that Thad-
deus Stevens proclaimed publicly, that he
had written to Harrisburg to have consul
tation there on the propriety of conyenng
the Legislature Immediately on the subject
of the recent destruction of the upper divis~
ion of the Juniata Canal.
No, no, gentleman, you cannot be in
dulged with special election, but the sue
cessor of Gen. Porter in the, Senate aCiH be
elected on the second Tuesday of October
next, when every freeman can have the OPP
portunity Of selecting the man Of his
choice.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-14

THE WRONG ONE.

A good Joke about Grand Vizicr SteTens
is going the rounds. In one Of his eXplor-
alton of the State, he chanced to stop at
Wrightsville, in York county.-Here he
met an old farmer, whom, as usual, he pIo-
ceeded to sound politically:
well, said the Vizier, How will tho
elections 60 in your district
'All one way answered the farmer
'And how's thatl' inteuoga'ed the Vi
zler.
'Well-wo are All going fog Porter. l
thinG he will make good Governor!
why, is not Governor Rlner good
onel"
,No-Why he is no Governor. They
say he don't even think for himself. Now
] Ike 10 vote for a man who can think for
himself.
WHY there never was better Govern
or
Yes and they say that he is conholed
by great rascal; who leads him by the
nose with case.--Porter viii lead him
self"
We'll, and who leads Ritner"
"A fellow called Thadleus Stevens. No
body else is wicked enough to undertake
the jobl'
The President of the Board of Canal
Commissioners laughed. Was he not struck
with the rankless of this plain farmer?
Lancaster Laf6lGgoacer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-14

Re il remembered that on this day, the
9th Of July, 1888, Blddle's Bank owes the
State Banks Of the city and county of Phila-
delphia, balances amounting to about FIVE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, which pre-
vents them ;from RESUMING SPECIE
PAYMENTS; and this fact the Segen
Banks which voted to resume on, the lst
inst know to their sorrow, and perhaps, to
their ultimate loss, by BAD DEBTS.
Spirit Of The Times.