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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

NEW YORK, November ~, 1888.
~ To Doctor Deanon 2oa Hudson s.rssamw
am free from the cough and the oppression Of my lungs
ID smos vi,bou, il for two years. lately recommended
your syrup has freed me ro mop Una. en- osu
ers experience the same benefit ard Ihana you or your
1inane'A =" FILI I vXKALA Clergyman, as Reed St
NEW YosK, l2k July 1885.
To Dr Deianon-Dear SirIt with pie that avail
nyse offered opportunity to recomasnd 70 me puone
your valuable vegetable was ns o soe u ss
This syrup and feel Tiny deity 70 certify tnal an bow GUM
well Of tine disease shall be happy al any nme S g,e any
testimony 70 any one ' ASsIH feYkS
To Dr. Deanon-Dear Sir-I aborng for one year M
der violent obstinate cough; my spite was sometimes
trend advised me 10 your veg, table hssta,ed
MT his advice and am happy 10 say tnai ser having
treiv cured and duty publicly for the ben
f many whoare SIMILARLY situated The results o. my s1pe
Hence all who sudersg with voen cough ray use
.ns mea'c'ae WIN inc LEWIS lis Wooster St
To Dr. peanon-Dear Sr-I hereby certify that was Ia
trng under violent and obstinate cough anc han oolse
OF your vegetable syrup has 9esd HERTE s Mos $.
To DR. Dejaaea-Ihereby csruy that was hooring aaaei
very bad cough which am happy aosay sa dn,S
a recommending for the beaeht OF human KIND inns WONDER
70 and agreeable f%f g
D,c,or G. D.jaaen has the honor inform the ladies ans
eenNen. ,ha, will End IL his office 2of HUDSON steet
mad ADD whrh AFT rds relief Of diseases incident TO
women They viii also NEE, with vegetoe syrup maui
a npon Is lis 6r stage He il his power the
most generated specific Rob for The cure o. ne most
TO the itor u Ike Herad-s-A particular friend Of
mine had been in most distressed way Tor egh years WIS
srroru cus disease ring and lately had ase ulcer In
the ihroat He ned by sevsral physician. 10 no par
pose ony but atas having sPpsa Dt Ro
eompeted his cure By publishing this FACT wish TO render
the unfortunate aborips ssder snhsr
avn Your obetenl servant, LEOfOL0, ITO rriASc -
IS ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

TO JOUR NkYMEN CABINET NJ - 49,
WANTED Several first rate Joufreyas, n. ~, IN, ~
otx.n h, .n,,,isn, 80 !" ""o NV NEEKS,
Brrsms - 1PPy"sW No. "A YcseysL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
DR;PoETT,s oRIsiSAL EkAR q ,aI OK

- Beware of limitations and Couatereits-Dr P0ETTS
Eradidator oiy inncaiste ana
gouoha seminal weakness and all affections
OF kidneys bladder and PROSTATE gasds The great
tbry by the Eracsor has caused some 10 initiate
in New Yok and others 10 counterfeit 10 Boston; tere
fore be very particular purchasing the following agents.
otherwise you will be disapponied:A b. D. Sands, 100
Fulton ST.. syme cor Bowery ana Walker; Bowery
and Bond ate S. Sixth Avenue In Philadelphia by Sam r.
Grfilh Jr Frice ST. Seaarisg people should never he
without H. It's virtues preserved in smate and any
length OF Tine sS-5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

nR. JOHNSON IL consulted con6denaly al his Office
- No. IL Duane street, between Chatham and william sts
the following diseases, vr:-Gonarrf0d, 'sAf, ChaR-
cres Structures Semisal Weakness and the diseases
arising from venereal poison mproper Dr. John
engages TO recent sectea in TWO or three
days. aud the nvecrae proporonate time,
without the OF facilitating suoicous medicine,
from business Perseas enrusng themselves To
DR. J"hnsons desc themselves with certainty OF
success. in the most Scroucus sores u
ceraedlegs, &c speedily healed Strangers would do well
by giving DR. Johnsoa call certain preventive may he
the the foregoing which
has failed when used within twenty hours after
posure Letters paia aad enclosing fee have the
meds and ecions for It's forwarded.
enhance from 6, A. NJ to II al night sl4.lms
observation-disclosures RED DROP This medicine Is
the only absolute has been discovered for
the v disease, which has heen known. hen seated in
the system to down iron to generation deying
the skill Of the emnrnt physicians IL allowed by
acquainted with IT, TO he the most certain sae and
qaiek made fcure known IL vestge OF the
poison from The system few days. matter how cid the
apd also be used with the greatest safety ny both
II denes discovery restraints laid
the patients Office Division sree-ne other place IN the
en- s2S-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

Loa CONsUnPTd0N APP Liver GVM.
woRT-Persess afflicted it'll consumption cough. colds
ashs splitting blood and Al. other affections Of the chest
and lungs will find this medicine o the best they can
procure II wholly vegetable. being concentrated pre-
pat alton po~ ng the entire virtue the best herb Liver
vor, Even in the way OF preparation u known
the best dcne for diseases OF toe lunxs ever
.,on soaring the whole herb mast Invaluable. II
raned give relief SD the proprietor guarantees TO be
Incl pa bile Of ajuring any pcrssn who ishesu
This medicine sold only 2<i spring street between
ysrick and Hudson. Slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
UgS,t ivED DfoE..T 1ras :. ONLY Y. ,h RE

Ill LANCE IN v--L-Tbe truth Of the above
arom 10 now universally admitted While every other
remedy offered Ia public a spsohc for W. enjoys
u an and trans tory fame The high repuaen
81 Hunters Red Drop remains 6rm and uasbsken The po
nasr,y which this Invaluable medicine tas gained tor ITSELF
solely sy the astonishing lures has Effected snd It's nnpaal
eed Of action the nveieate stages 81
W ercites the envy Of Others are glad Of Il IL at
ords lust criterion TO the public, IN obtaining the remedy
hs suited TO their disease, ard would distinctly caution
tbs puhe genuine but nch s have tie signature
OF " Hunters Red Drop contains the ueseeraun
So long desred-of perfect secrecy In respectare plea
SAINT 70 taste, esvng nose OF the well knows scent the
ies for this dseasv ADD require no
resrcu In diet interference with the usual course OF bu
sees Price per b.re Ofse Division street no other
ace ia New York; 50 North Sixth street Philadelphia 81
Hamilton street. Abanyi Hanover street. Boston 24 Camp
street New Orleans where medicine can be obtained private
~ s25.lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
New York, iah September. iss'

New York, i2rh September is@
g,u,lcmen-The bottle OF Murtsdy's Cough En ~. n
from YOU week has really worried ,o
g,.-. b,ye severe cough sccomfastu
Win .bsssirr and much aufng ca the chest smounng ~
49,. a. Almost sufoc nearly preventing NY
Ths 80 d~e made grea improvement and the oo,ue naa
Il .o hnlshed quite free from cough wltneot y
- - s,nesng a.d ian with and eorort
feel n 10 be uty this fact 70 you sno ny ~
demanss ". for the good have reee'eu "''''
Cough Eh'r' fo0''' II. "A. Mlssr, isl vsrick street
-. 49,, aui. Son.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
UlNAFrs sgnl, all parts OF Gren, Britain anu ~
- 49, - : j. sYLvEsTERS,
q 100 Broadway and n Wall ~.

- fn Broadway aud r WALTZ.
T11TPcTES-FoT sale al "a WHNTNGT ONis, 5s2 Broad.
II rsy near Nb'os Garden.a few noble thorough bred
Newfoundland PUPS As, Pups Of the masste MOUNT
- bernard Masliffs The giant dor EAm az Mount -
Rerrsrd aud the giant dog Oscar, Newfoundland are also
- offered Tor sale They will 10 disposed reasonable
,s a. th. proprietor will shortly leave the cythete ore
This the o. w opportunity that IN, levers ofhsse pohe breed
81 days .iI have a chance Of purchasing. SO I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

NULREADys COUGH ELln a,Il. otss G ns.1 !.
. 80 amazing esc acy ef Mulready's Cough Elixir Tor
the cure OF Coughs Colds Hoar'ensss sno,es
uesae in the throat with PAIN ca 'ne
sumption, nc. -.-.a In an. x.I,.Ale puop~r.
is Of nulrrsdys Cough Elixir, the iolowingJe,,ers ~
hibit Its efhcscy-
aMulresdy's Cough Ehxr -
very safe and enssstiodfremedy. = lJHn6ooyre.,
To Mes1s Young Kent. rs..,nsoa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

% The Express grumbes about want Of facili-
ties to reporters in courts of justice public meetings.
&C. II is not the fault of the themselves or
of the official dgnitariss other public places that
the reporter is nosed about and stuck into dirty
and cock lofls as they are, and are compelled to
sue for intelligence they would for wife, but is
owing to the accommodating disposition of the
graceless lazzarones who hang abost those places
"kcep ORDER" from whom, if you ask for seat, you
more likely to get rap over the head with their
stats. There are many exceptions, however, 10 be
made. All menials do not act with the same degree
ofinsoenees for instance the Governor SkeIlorn Of
the City Hail. No public functionary ever paid great
atention to the reporters, is there one whose
amable and courteous manners is more appreciated
by them; he is the very beau ideal of gentleman of
the olden tme 1t is great pity that the new board
are going to turn him out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

"Who is that speaking to him, Pal He 10 dress
ed in black, and wears spectacles-what fine look
ing young mani he is" "Julis, my dear, I hope you
will never marry painter, they very poor. That
young man 10 Mr.. -, possessing no small share
Of genius Come; let US be off, it is getting la.e-we
will call again. and look at some of his pictures.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
National Academy Of Design.

The deed Is done. Did'G thou net hear the noise !"
!Scsne-Intsrior 81 the csunsil room night-thun-
der and lightnag-a body Of the members discover
"a seated in various positions round huge circular
table, In one corner of the room stands colossal
bust Of Mcdonald Clark. In another table on
which lies an unfinished plate Of Charleston. Every
thing appears to be in the utmost confusion and as
the last strokes of the hour Of are heard TO reverbe
rate from the old City Hail. We imagine the president
awakening from his reverie, and mere erect posture
and fine effect Of light and shade, thus commencing
fe council of seven, and gentlemen academiclans,
NOW IKE Sir Joshua,) we have assembled here this
evening for the purpose Of eectng officers for theen
suing year, and believe me- it is with unfegned graf
hcation, that have watched the unceasing efforts of
the persons pow in Office, TO promote and advance
the welfare of this, our happy and prosperous ins
tHtiel. (The little deaf sculptor wlnks at the big
portrait panter.( have felt the firm conviction-I
feel II now, (placing his hand upon his breast) that
not only this country and generation bat England
France, Italy, and Span, shall in few years, like
the shy and bashfal school boy, be compelled 10 hide
their diminished heads in shame, and the renotest
age and posterity be familiar with the National
Academy Of Design" How can il be otherwisel-
Look at Its prosperity-its advantage to the world
its professors. Behold our worthy Vice President
professor OF Historical Composition. Behold his
head of Washington, now exhibtns-hs CGar de
Lion, and then let ask ourselves if we have not
reason TO feel proud of nsuitution-and its CHI
GERS. Gentlemen will say more. Your judg-
ment will decide whether we are again to be elected
to the Offices which we have so long filled with honor
to ourselves and country.
Put the Recording Secretary out; he's got too
many pictures the hne, whispered genius of the
palette.
SO we will, !" said the man with military buttons
: came down for the express purpose"
"Put the Vice President out he's toe old, and two
Of the Council; the one is toe small and the other
loo large" whispered third. "Put them out" So
presto, out they went and in wens--,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

WELSH AND HAEINGres's DIoRAMA.-Wsa are de-
lighted to find that these gentlemen about to get
up splendid exhibition, including representation Of
the Charleston fire. for the benefit of the Charleston
sufferers. An ode written for the occasion, by a
young lady of talent will spoken by young lady
of great beauty. These genemen announce their de-
sire be supported this occasion by all the vclun-
talent that be procured in the way Of singing
dancing, eocution Rotations dramatic readings, &C.
Dixon the American methodist, has kindly volunteer
ed his valuable services This movement is an excel
lent one on the part of these gentlemen, and they
serve the thanks Of the community for their pains.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

Havana, May lin produce, have nd change to notice
regards prices though there is calm some
time back We quote assorted sugar is yelows 81
a1 Coffee, prime, scarce, other qualities 81 o. Last
sales OF Rice IL Supplies heavy Exchange on
London % 8 prem New York IA discount; Boston
discount
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

HARLEM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARELEssSEss.-
The managers Of this concern, Notwithstanding the
frequent complaints made against their agents and
drivers, seem determined to disregard public opinion
and 10 pursue their reckless course regardless OF
consequences, be they what they may. A lady who
came down from Harlem in the cars on Saturday
afternoon last called at our office yesterday and
communicated the following particulars Of most
shameful and wanton outrage committed upon
highly respectable and aged lady Mrs. Elizabeth
Stavers, aged 49, was put upon one Of the cars on
Saturday afternoon by her daughter Mrs. Ann Mead,
residing in list street, with particular directions to
the conductors to be careful setting down the old
lady at 2sh street, which he promised TO perform and
received his fare for so doing At the street designated
the made partial stop-the old lady was told TO
jump ont and before she had time to get both feet
the ground off they went again, Prscpltatns her fall
length upon the earth, breaking her leg and other
wise severely aurng her as to render il necessary
to send her to the Bellevue Hospital where she still
remains in a most precarious situation This is an
every day occurrence in this line of stages and we
suggest the corporation, before they grant these
fellows any further privileges, TO hear the remon
strances of the citizens interested in the subject and
take some measures to secure the life and limbs Of
from the reckless, careless, and wanton
neglect of their rascally drivers and conductors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

d Stop in at Stoppanfs, 80 Chambers street, He
Is the proprietor Of that excellent establishment thu
Arcade Baths. Ne mas, nor woman, should suffer
two days to pass without bathng-nor three DAVIS 10
run ~ without warm bath. Go to Stoppanis then,
TINS day-make resolution to add ten years to vour
several lives, and support that resolution by resoute
action. Battle, then, beloved readers, bathe and be
happy and healthy. The Arcade Baths have un
qusstionably the best accommodations in the eitv,
both for ladies and gentlemen. n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

" bayer Of New street, prepares and sells the
only drnkabls vinegar to be found in this city or
country. II IS prepared upon BerzeIius's system
according TO the strict principles of science We
shall notice It at length tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

u That extraordinary and beautiful child, Miss
Davenport is engaged by WaIlack to open at the
National.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

FIRE AT THE BaIpEwELL.-A little after midnight a
fire broke out in the Bridewell, in the Park, which
occasoned great confusion amongst the prisoners,
but which was subdued in half an hour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

NuPrIALs IN HIen LIys.-fhis o enng will be &C.
LIBERATED the nuptials Of one of most distinguish
ed belles-one who for many years has occupied
conspicuous place in the highest circles of fashion
one who has "roamed through many lands" the cy.
nosure Of Ill eyes, the adored of all adorers. IL WI
be a brilliant affair A gentleman attached TO the
Texan cabinet native virginian, Of high family
the successful and happy suitor. The upper end OF
Broadway, where "you nobility every breeze
will present an animated appearance no doubt and
the events Of the evening will form capital theme
TO enlven The columns Of the Herald. The LADIES' are
all on the qui pire. We have received multitude OF
notes, requesting to give description OF the ies!i
val Don't fear, sweet girls, our ARIEL the Ai'el, VIII
be among the guests. and you may rely upona beau
tiful and glowing account Of the dongs OF tenight-
1t will doubtless be splendid affair, as the wealth of
the family, the beauty and accomplishments of the
lady, are SO well known that the expectations
are excited Ariel to your post and note every thing
TO the iuttsring Of ribbon, or the fall OF
glove.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

10 Our new collector yesterday made some hea-
Wy seizures of French csths smuggled in cases, the
tops of which were laid with silks. Mr.. James
Campbell, the ex-deputy collector has been making
important disclosures, which led to the above seix-
ure. Oh!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

April 1883.
New Orleans, % n 94c
Mobile, % &c
Upland, 81 n esc
Quercitron-A small lot Of consisting of bbds
sort, third Sort has obtained s y naid
We have had no fresh supplies Of this article
Rice-Phe supplies Charleston embrace 81 erees bv
Rupee and 100 ditto by Kisg Philip parcels met with
ready sale arrival the former S the latter nj price
which has transpired The demand
evening 900 erce Carolina expected disposed o. a5r
20, 27a30
sugarTbe imports from Msrtinqse Guadaoupe have
amounted this week. l745 hhds There are yery r. buy
ers In the market, and prices have again receded
Whalebose-we have received from New York Is tons
pert, Of which we're immediately bought at If 5i Whale
boue, American fishery has advanced ~ tons OF superior
qsaty have been sold al II ESQ., and ordinary ea-
Our stock composed principally Of inerisr quality which
wanted, 125 Is Tors last
year at the same period wilhelm 1886 the stock 10
There buyers Souibers spot III CO. and
sellers Of parcels board the packet ships expected
price.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
MAroRs OrFlcE, Charleston, My 5. les.

MAYORS OTFICE, CbarIeston, May .. 1873.
The Mayer has the pleasure 10 make public &C
Acknowledgement Of The following donations received by
him ot the relief Of the sufferers by the late cennagra
ton. OF al subsequent donations a similar acknow
ledgment will he hereafter published
W. Jefferson Bennett lumber "a Inc value Of $1,000
Messrs. Fort, Townsend x Menaenhall 500
CItzens Of Wilmington. North Carolina 100
n Hutchinson. Cashier Hamburg Bank 100
VIM Abbott Monoger New Theatre, Chasn. 30
Theodore Gauiuhn, so
From an Anonymous Contributor so
From the Town Council ,.f Columbia, 5000
Frors The Ciiy Council &c Augusta, Ca 2ooo
From the citizens Of Fayetteville, ~ G.. 1000
From the City Council OF Savannah, On. 5000
Fiam John Parker. 800
United States Bant, $4,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

FRon SouTH ArnoA.-we have file of the Gra-
hams Town Journal TO the 26th of January.
The Journal Of January 20 announces the death
Of Capt. Adair, OF the Cape mouned rifles, late of
the I'D Highlanders by the accidental discharge Of
his fewling piece while out in pursuit of game.
The surrounding country was visited, during the
week preceding the 18th, by heavy thunder storms,
accompanied by showers Of hail, which caused
much damage. The hail stones were large
musket balls.
We see announced the marriage Of Hannah SEQ.
field an European, TO Daniel Tamboor, Hottentot
The marriage was solemnzed at the house Of the
diplomatic agent nj Fort Thompson, in whose fami-
ly the bride had been brorght up. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. X. Nven a missionary
of the Glasgow Society.
The Journal Of January mentions the arrival Of
the Kar chief Umhsla with large reiinue OF follow
ers male and female a visit 10 the Lieutenant
governor; but complains bitterly of their being al
lowed TO wander about the streets in state Of nu-
dty
Improvement seems to be the order Of the day in
Africa elsewhere. The Journal fsciiates itsreas-
crs on the complexion Of a contract for bsildIng a
steam vessel for 4 900, 10 be aoat by the LIST Of
August and on the projected building Of jotty at
Agoa Bay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
Fnom TnE WEST INDIES. We have file of the b

FRoM THE WEST INDIES. We have file Of the Ba-
hama Gazette TO the 18th April.
Under date Of l4th, II is mentioned that the small
pox was existing somewhat extensively in the East
ern suburbs Of the town of Nassau and that il had
been on the island for some months.
communication frsm a DR.. Chapman cautions the
inhabitants Of Nassau against the dangers 10 be APP
pretended from the recent introduction OF quautity
OF oxalic acid, from wrecked vessel, portions OF
which had been taken by several persons under the
belief that il was Epson salts.
The Gazette mentions the capture of the Portu.
guese slave schooner Felz with 326 slaves on board
from Africa, by the British steam packet Flaner, Lit
Potbury on the passage 10 Jamaica. The Fez was
sent 10 Havana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
North West Passa re.

This question has been solved by the recent expo
duion of Messrs. Dease and Simpson, of the Hud-
sons Bay Company. Although there is no ship
channel, still enough is now known to prove that
round the north part of this continent there is water
communication between the two great oceans.
Messrs. ID. and S. with ten attendants, reached
Fort Good Hope, the most northerly settlement OF
the Hudsons Bay Company, on the 4ih of JAY last,
and dropped Down the Mackenzie River IN their
boats They reached the ocean on the 9th Of july
and proceeding in westerly direction, they followed
the line Of coast till they arrived at Point Barrow,
completing thus the survey of the coast between the
extreme points laid down by Captains Beechey and
Franklin.
After spending a few days with the Esquimaux,
who were found eneamped at their landing place. our
travellers set off their return, and reached Fort
Norman on the 4th of September after an absence
of sxty-foar days. From Fort Norman they were
about to proceed TO settlement prepared for them
at the eastern end Of the Great Bear Lake There
they intended to winter; and on the opening Of the
navigation in July next they are 20 resume their la
bors. Proceeding to the eastward they hope to con-
meet the discoveries Of Franklin and Back, and thus
complete the survey Of the whole coast OF North
America If any of whale ships, during the ap.
proarAus season, should extend their voyages far
the westward may look TO hear of the result of IN.
second expedition Of Messrs Dease and Simpson be-
fore the close Of the present year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

~ The arrival Of 4 ships Of war on Wednesday
the Edinburgh "a fngates Incenstant and Apollo, and
sloop Athol-at Quebec, with the brigade Of guards
under Sir James Mcdonald, has created quite SEN
eauon in that city, The oath, 66th, and 18th reei.
ments were now TO leave for Sorrel and Chambly on
the frontier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

70 Lord Durham was expected at Portsmouth on
the 18th and 10 embark on the 10th. The Stokesby
and Arab transports had arrived, and were to take
on board his horses and baggage, and those Of the
officers of the Grenader Guards. The list regiment
had embarked for Canada on board The Malabar.