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These wemen have arcguish way
on sporting with our hopes and tears,
They love 20 laugh and joke all day,
And laupt US mes with jibes and JeerS
Both teasing, and pleasing
Are they; aad As their faucies ny,
They hoax, or they coax. or
They love or hate. or laugh or cry.
Rat lasses, be they coy Or kind.
Though they may think their thoughts are hid,
Are 20 q woman. all lncin'd,
To do as their fair msthers did.
These women, too, are like the wind,
Which blows upon the weathercock,
They turn us men as they re inclined.
With ceaxng ways, or stormy shock.
No one day, can man say,
That womaR's will. will steadfast hold,
For any hour TO show their pow'r,
They'll kiss or frown, smile or scold.
But lasses be they coy or kind, -
Though they may thiak their thoughts are MO
Are. to a woman, all incliRd,
To de as their fair mothers did
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

p All the papers state that Gss~sl Sutherland las
been sentenced transportation for life 70 Van DemsA
Lsad. This il iacsrrect a. Vsa Dismaas Land 10 net
Peaal settlement. no co.vict having been ever seat
there. He WILL probably, be sent to Bermuda 70
work on the fsrticstons and from thence to Norfolk
Island, whore the chain gangs are employed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

ZION A SUBJECT DEEPLY INTEREsT-
ING TO MANY-Sinee the publication Of my little private
venerex Disease &c designed originally for those
have private, well speedy and conve
mode Of cureD has been lot to witness
wreched examples Of these disc arising chiefly from the
various boasng which fill daily papers, as 10 In
duce give portion OF time expressly To consultation
myself upon the ad vertsirg ye the importance Of the
subject together with the difficulty Of making practice
in other way, has led TO this Perhaps
diseases which give intense degree su
fering mind there which require
knowledge asd experssce, ce-biDed with strict in
tegrity these who consulted on them And when fur
reflected that venerea diseases, net thoroughly
who a conrse them, but extend 10 The vr,uous and
innocent appear every that these
plants worthy ohe time and talent OF the bs ply
scians In asking however great share OF
subject Of deep interest," seems pedent that
shouts also give statement the ground which seek
this confdeace For these though 1heg TO
In addition being graduate or Edinburgh, member OF
the Royal College Of Surgeons Londen well the author
ofhs "Private Treatise written expressly dis Of this
Europe the eminent In America Ms Or Mott
oN-w York. Dr. Physck Of Phiadelphla and these
be by Any who wishes IL would therefore only
add that those who by the post or otherwise consult
will receive the faithful attention Of one OF much experience
and kps Wedge in this deps rtment OF diseases
JOSEPH RALPn NJ d., 50 Courtsndt ST.
For residing adstance tile chest sinrg
cry medicine &e for the cure the book being fitted
nihe lid Is kept (pree s12) This forwarded TO
observe With what seratsy bey cure themselves
even after they had failed by various other means
further notice the "Prlvste Volume" be IN
other eouma III this pap an-5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

u a PhIVATn TMEArInh, &C. ON vB1.
EREAL DIsKAsss, OoN0aRMEA, 0LEEr, As, win.
ten ore especially ihsse we require private - wen ..
N Immediate and perfect care Of their complains, bu
adapted also every individual The Treatise
(which may had alone wished orl fitted the Nd a
little chest containing every ingredient and medicine
cssssry for the Having this little chest
pete, occasion whatever 70 make peo.
acquast@d with the subject not ewes in long standing and
doubtful cases II be preferred however, the author may
be consulted confdenay by post otherwise and The
dcne seat 10 any distance.
woDd scarcely possible express the satisfaction this
many years persnce and also who hon
T See 10 Inc A%srea Yos
and Dr. Physck of Phadepha-its directions are followed
with that confidence and regularity which ensure In
this little volume not only are the different kinds Of The dis.
more distressing symptoms Which arise from constitution hs.
bts OF @ age NC also given with great clearness that
proper are led al onee TO see their
To every of sense be evident that nothing
nostrums which daily advertised certain al
bos we beap Of - mav ne 70 , ,no,s cnsny,
month uncure and should be also net only
ceptons but wher clap gleet SO long
nothing more common than structure the auencs
erous thing ha ear possibly happen and, which makes
doctor once suspects Moreover this is the stage dis
in whcn SO much ignorance and knavery saesed by
tend gee arising from this cause, with box OF
pills bottle of drops, when every surgeon knows that an
sic in the world would structure Fer
these therefore the author has been particularly anx
he has Mnny SaSe sna b s
structures Who perfectly asonshed at the and
quckness with which they cured having tried
every ether in vain Indeed under the authors mode
OF treatment nothing safe and easy than the ef
structures.
The remaining chapters of this little volume the
% is sey oSn 10 n
elected erm stated with the all their
The treatment will be he exceedingly easy and
etecua that with the asss of he ilie chest any
undertake his with peril safety In these chap
also will be found facts detailed upon the eect of
ola venereal ains children Many who mar.
ry being married have 40 ames will lind deeply
teresng rla cations this subject.
Price OF the Chest and Book complete $i2oo Book
alone. Sl0o.
Letters consultation addressed to the author
a7o-3m DR.. RALPH. So Courtlandt st. New York
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4 lnO OnN pICKL LES large sss~, ~ bbs seis sed
l,zUUUUV for g.'een ;,sll .is. fer ,st scu,ssrn
style. for sale by GALS. WELLS, ~ water street,
j25 3m. next door W Hoirs Hotel
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vINEG ARM VINEGAR!!! GAR!!H
REDUCBDmP PRICES.

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

U,UsCANs, TUsCANs, TUsCAns.Chesp and
Wauanted-Premium Tuscan. straw AMI Chenille Hats,
Millinery, ke,-MRs d. HODGE hoa London grateful
fer die liberal she has from her friends
the public her sincere thanks and snlcis
sale her splendid R,ysl vciors G'nsey hs snd
Cottage Bonpets which acknowledges ~ the best judges
be SUPERIOR IN this cy st IN. lowest p~ss
bic prices for cash w the csss dczen OF nsge ose ser
$50 Grand street. between Eser and Nerfoh sreen
Nh ua cleaned altered sps pressed w superier yie,
cheaper than any o,h~r establishment IN The etv
New York, April, 1909 ssimr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

nR. JOHNSON scessutee ceusdesusny o. his once
- No. ~ Duane Chatham and william SIS 90
The fsHowine diseases, vh:-0crerrh~a $500 Chsncres
Sarss Seminal Weakness asd the sumsreus diseases airs
poison improper rssiaest Dr. Jonsos
engages removt arcto il two or three days
and the cases proportonat ume, vou
the OF any medic me,
from business. Persons enuusrg themselves DrJss
sens care, may desc themselves with cers'ny OF success
the ssgravsed scroulous sores ulsersed ei
nc, speedily healed Strangers woud do wen Ny rvsg Dr.
Johnson cs cersia preventative may be msoe agnps
the efthe deases Which, hss never TAB
ed vixen used within hours after exposure Let
post paid ard enclosing sfee hive the necessary me
dicnc, and directions fer itssuse forwarded
Attends from 9, A. NJ TO III at siRh w Jeho<er Ne
moved from ~ Chau bers aH.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25
40. T,s HOTEI.rNEw YORK-The rnhlic ana

uO' TVS HOTEL-NEw YoRK-The public and
IL arriving, respectfully this
tensive and highly sgbiy located establishment s COW per-
manenty arranged en- the European plan, and offers induce
mens on the score OF economy eefsr and convenience
which, Is preumsd cannot he esualled by hotel In
city. Strangers particularly, vill fad II In every way
rabe their meals be obtained STYLE
hour and the charges made only for What oraersd
they prefer s charge of tine Dollar Half per day
The lodging In condition. and
having three fronts admits Of the ventilation. Families
be accommodated either ladies' ordinary their
private apartments Of ~bch the house serds large number
Of suits handsomely furnished The bar provide With the
best liquors and under the ofsTEFHEN
HOLT who being well with The French. sps
nsh and Italian languages will be able extend better ac
ties those nstioss who pstrouye
house The dining department conducted by ASA HOLT
where will be fousd variety Of the hest which the
furnish, with hot coffee and the pre-
pairing Of which special abundance given The basement
story conductrd by STEPHEN HOLT Ser where, upon
hs good old fashioned plan, Ne viii he tsppy his
friends with the best Of fare his accustomed reasonable
terms,
Nh. Open IT all As~rs Of fks sishll sss-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25
uOUCK,s PaNACEA-Prepsred solely from vege.

JOUCK,s PaNACEA-Prepared solely from vege.
table matter, by cob Hesck BaInore1which may be
following acknowledgement, Los of APP
petite Indigestion alton OF the Stomach, Heart Burs
struatar, Asue and Fever Bilious Rcntfrnt Fever Ty
Plus Fever Scarlet Fewer Small Pox Eryspelss IT. An
thonvs Fire Aethwa Pleurisy Measles Yellow Fever,
tivenes, wraon the Stomach or Bowels Cholera Morhus
Consu nptop Inuenzs, Colds Coughs 1nfsmpaory Sore
Throat, or oansey who~pisg Cough, Thrush or Sore
noub Putrd Scr, Throat Croup, Isa.mmsoa oiihe Heart
Dropsv Ricse Diseases ftke Liver Jsundice Difficulty Of
msksg Urine Gee Mysteries, Nervous and Scrofuous AZ
fectens Of the Members and Lgsner Mercual and vene
real Diseases Ulcers Seres Affections OF The skis and oil dis
arising npure Blood nc Price per bottle u 50
Sold by BUSH HlLLiEk
wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers In drugs medicines paints oils aye woods wis.,
Greenwich street, New York also, by
DR.. u NJ Gsioa corner Bowery and Grand street
ala qn,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25
T32,zANL-L. =. THE M9MLD BE ~ KNowN-

Copy Of . letter eceived through the post Office
Mr. J. Levisos, Division ~ New York
Dear Sr-At the Of friend who lately ber~
liberated fo the fangs Of affection by the aid Of your pes
sincere tbanhs and gratitude blessing received
NJ hasd, having been radically by magic
were lusng only part Of pha Of dang disease 70
which he had rssh hse ungusrdea bua
grateful the one and receive sautay be.r
from the other. Myself who witnessed testify
10 'ts merits and Christian phs Hthropit, sses re
wish that the pusic may be made acquainted with =
utility.
pour thy balm upon wounded GRID,
And let the banner OF disease be furled-
Lies enbers reillume-whle yet SPARKS alive,
And bid the kisdisg row OF health revive
while grooming meath the demon of Disease
Ard grstefs hearis SHAH all thy repay,
Wbrn stern sfnieions's chains are hurst away.
Defencriess youthful PASSIONS hrn control
Has placed thee where dsrk waves Of sng uish reu,
where sorrow rsgns and storms ofsuferirg fsii-
where mercys EN- secr heeds IN, piteous call
Then Zee TO him who kindly holds Tor thee
Those precious Drops that soothe and set tbeefrec
And when thyj ust sf6ictisns Ger,
Go, rescued 'ehid Of wrath, an y sin more"
Yosrs respectfully. X. GH
sold at No Division 81 rnee u per bottle. This letter
ian be nj the ONCE
N The pubic viii please take hs, the genuine
Hurer Red Drop can be obtained other place the CO.
~ but 5 D'visis- q. m2s.Ims
EON sALt-The wind Mil o lsh st. scsr the "a ave-
II Aso dwelling house stable attached ,o A.
same. Apply IL $50 Maiden Lane. sfsips
LIRE INsUHARCs NY Me- Cu Nr,S
INSURANCE COMPANY, or s0sfoN.-Cspi,sC
Soeooo all paid IN and invested rai,
buildings ard merchandise and Tor renewal % pHses Ia
,bs . of View YORK lett the counting A. BIGE-
Low, Jr ~ Pine ST. nesr william, will he attended 10
JOsEPH BALCH. Presidents
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stunt suibus In satyra videar minis acer.S
am oauiicR TO quackS
EW Al Il, r EE ~ III Of IGN0EAE Y

DR. WILLIAM EVANS grateful to the psblic for The higA
Conscience which they have peases in him ana
IN testimony of his gratitude he beg them hse
he has received patients through advertising 10
Gusts than from the deviaons OF the ns moraG,v
Dr. Evans knowledge Of medical Surgical practice hss
been derived from the best SCHOOLS hospitals pssnA
ard SEQ lanahe therefore be Chased with men gno-
rant OF thee important who scarcely abe u
ann their sgn manua have brought prcb pudor hak
sarved and quarter educated aprants fame 10 On ~
love OF gold. "
he treats the Proeus like vssss according 10 the nsnre
Of the complaint and pecuares Of the He uses
no, sPeeisc drops @persssra,es with mercury hea
draws more largely on the mis- cradle victims OF
by .dveriis Ami Mereu.a sedlc.e just like the murde-
err who after he has knocked the fellow cree
.grs prs.snds that he has RENEE to replace ,ben Msy
proved q hs az Of The Puble bsve sought r .sS
professional or net requested call office OF
hvans AID they will mad that hts medicines have been col
leced without regard IN scser,ns
to the formula Of the best European and Americas Dpens
tories and Pharmacopaisa
Besides delicate disc DR.. Evans has carefully ana
cessfny attended TO the general affections human hsv
such apoplexy, epilepsy, TIC douleuresx scrouia dpsa
OF the heart and lungs, dyspepsia indigestion gon, rkr
masn and the spurious progeny Of both; worms, ts
mesenerea 81 chdres and the diseases OF and M
married females. -
4, DR.. Evans Office Is at 100 Chatham ST.
- Open from o'clock A. ~. untA 10 r. NJ.
a4-ln
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law
X. GRAHAM HFNNERs, formerly OF Newbsrs. NJ. C.
ArroREEY ARD covssgLLes AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
Rnvspyrcvs- Hes. william CASTOR, Newborn nj O.
Hos william n. usywcos Raj ~ O.
Mon T. ID. Henry, Fayetvllle, M q.
Mr.. n. n. Tsyler, Mobile, Al
v. BIovpt, ESQ, Mobls A.
M. jobs N. strong, Lindep Al
Me-. william Locke. Linden. Al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

I ROLLINS have taken the 2d Sd and eth stories OF the
buildng III Division RAINING through East Broadway
The I'd story fitted for Saloon The 81 asd th stories
fitted or Drill Rooms, $50 feet losg and &c feet wde
they have also small for COMMITTEE Meetings. Bost
Clubs, Eagns Companies nc The Saloon hed mp In the
best stye and NEST fashionable manner with he best Of
liquors. Wines, scgas London Ale, Scotch Ale, and Bottled
Cider They have also Summer House, that will he fitted
up for the odaton OF Msary Companies their friends
asd the public IN genera Al Military Companies that are
not engaged are respectfully invited 70 call ssd the
JOSHUA H. LEE.
Harry b. ROLLINS.
Drop into the Saloon and take glass Of wine With Es-
usncs III Bivision St n,3a. I'M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25
the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Lowndes County.
Tuesday, losh October, 1857.
Attaeb'I
CIRCUIT CouRr
0EsRcE TvcKER,
Va

This day the plaintiff by his storrey, asd appear
satisfa Of
resident OF the State of Mississippi motoa Of the planh
attorney Is ordered by tie Cour that publication be made
Tor sx weeks In the New York Herald paper Published In
The city Of New York. notify the defendants sfhe peaden
ey sum- that s~ they or The mrs, day
OF the this Court special ball and plead judg
ment will be entered sgans, them, and the property ssoed
will be sod satisfy the plaintiffs demands and this
continued until the next Il nn Of mis- court ma 5w "
SATTINs.-The sab criber has inst rrcsived Of
~ superior stock and vesng SATIN which he offers In
lengths To suit purchasers Also large of Shirts
Collars, Bosoe Gloves Hosiery suspenders, Russian Belts
Snk Shirts and Drawers, wholesale ard retail.
q. A. BRADBROOK,
s7-lms ass Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25

81 NOrICE-The wholesale business Of DR.. Braadrethr
principal Office removed TO his and ess
shnent No al Broadway, where his ceebrsi,d "VEGE.
TABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS" may al ali times be Obtained
large small where all sgeais desired 10
direct their communications Remember
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICE
go 74l Broadway, opposite the Park
The Minor Offices are
1s7 Hudson street,
Spruce street, next to Sun ofice, and
276 Bowery.
~ b. For authorised agents. DR. BraDdreth's vers~-
and observe all who sell the genuine nedcs have
certificate Of agency sealed and signed
m3i-tf B. BRANBRETR NJ D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-25
II NEW OFFICE. IN
PAL BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 24l,

al BKOADWAY, NEW YORK, 24l,
is Dr. BRAEDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE fer the sale
OF his justly ce brated and far famed VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS" The high puaten of this excele nj me.
dcine generally known from the
individuals who have experienced ssutary e
fscts that is unnecessary TO to this notices
should be The particular all wish 10 obtain the
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS." to purchase Of
individuals this city who have certificate OF apen
cy sealed and signed B. BRANDRETH, N. d. nsl-tf
az COMPREHENSIVE who passes 10 lis
neehbor bill his return there
for knowing the to be counterfeit thief robber
ssnder and amsnable to the laws Of his country
wretch who would into the bands Of his fellow
counterfeit PILL only robs him of bis money destroys
his constitution and endangers his life.
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE or
COUNTERFEITS, sad remember when you wish 10 abaia
the ENUlNE BRANDRETHS PILLS go 10 my res uIar
appointed agents, who certificate OF aren
cy sealed signed by me, B. BRANDRETH, NJ D. or 70
my Offices at
No. 2fl Broadway,
No. 1877 Hudson street,
No. Spruce street, and
Ne. ZIG Bowery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04

uPThere has been election on the second
trial in Boston to cleo, SO Representatives to which
the City is entitled There three parties
The Wings and Tories had their regular tickets,
and The Anti Striped Pig party theirs. AT the first
election, 90 Wings whose names upon the
Wing and Temperance Ticket, were elected. BY
the Constitution of tho State, further election
can be had. The at the two trials were as
follows:
What was called the regular Wing ticket received
at the first trial about $500
Temperance Wing Ticket l740
Tory Ticket $50
On Monday Of last week attempt was made to
elect the remaining Sc Representatives, which re-
suited in no choice The parties stood
Regular Wing ticket 1904
Temperance Wing Ticket gill
Tory Ticket 1928
Scattering W
portion of the names OF the candidates upon
both the Regular Wing and Tory Tickets were
friendly to the License Law but not sufficient
number make the Tickets acceptable to a large
number orthe Temperance voters, and the Wing
part of them nominated a"separato list of candid
ntpl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04

UThe Wings los, 3 or members Of Congress
in New York by the singular course purSuedb by the
Abolitonists. They were instructed by their lea
ders TO withhold their votes from any man who de-
clined out boldly and assent to all they de-
sired. In District, Mr. Birdseye failed of an
election by 43 votes, and there were enough wing
abotions,s in the District have given him 200
majority. And yet he was member and had been
tor long time, IAN Anti Slavery Society. Such
proceedings really provoking, aud calculated
to iniuro the good cause Of human rights, as we
think. These proceedings cannot fail as they al
ready actually have, to call down upon the heads
Of the abolitionists Of New York, and the cause
generally, much censure even from sources favora-
bly, disposed tow ards them and the cause, and
which demand Of the abolitonists only TO act con-
sisten,ly and nationally Yes, Wing men, rather,than
for a moderate aboltonist,gave their influence
indirectly the who is pledged to support
slavery in the Dist. of Columbia o, Shame! :What
have the abolitionists hope from favorng Martin
Van Buren,? Their cause is a noble one, and of
a character too sacred to be sacrificed in this man
by dctators In its ranks. Our early devotion to
it for a higher purpose than TO use il to ad-
vance any political party And whoever attempts
to give abolition political character is Its worst
enemy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04
" A horse ! n horse
My kingdom for a horse !!

The citizens of Canaan, VT, are enjoying much
merriment at the expense of one of Queen Vic
tnrias military officers, who lately sirayed away
from the Provinces, armed with sword and pistols
and in full uniform, on cypress, as he said, from,
Stanstead to Sherbrooke The particulars. We
have them, these
The Patriots in a small village near by Stanstead
were about tn hold a meeting, and the officer in
question was called upon to suppress it. In order
to do this, it was necessary for him 10 have small
detachment Of men from Sherbrooke-he there OBJ.
tanned orders from his commander 10 change horses
three times on the road distance OF about 35
mes-raise the men and return Immediately. He
started on his tour, and after some difficulty sue
ceeded at Compton in obtaining hghsPirited
horse, which was as little used 10 sharp spurs OF
army officer, and as little inclined 10 be, MS
any horse could be But this made purtic ular
difference to the officer. He express, and
must 60 ahead he rowelled the animal, in turn
reared an sprung, and was off like antelope
Al this juncture he happened to think that he
road to sherbrooke - That is i,' said the man,
pointing to the road leading down to the Connec:
tIcut in the States. OFF started the officer at full
speed again, with his back towards Sberbrooke.-
After travelling some time in this direction he
came to a house, TINT of Mr. Frzzei, in "the woods
about the only one between the settlement in Ca
naan and that in Compton,, distance of 10 miles.
Here he demanded ga horse in the name of the
Queen to 60 to Sberbrooke !" Mr. Frizzel had
none that he could spare, but encouraged the ma
jor by saying-"he would probably obtnin one at
go on until night-fali, demanding horse of every
man he saw "in the name of the Queen !" Hav.
ng, however, arrived at Canaan Corner, some 40
miles from the place to which he was destined
when he set out from stanstead he rode up to the
door of farmer, and demanded as he had of ev-
cry other man, ga horse in the name of the Queen
70 go Sherbrooke y" In the name of the Queen
ell - asked The farmer g. Yes - replied the of.
icer. g Well, sir, said the farmer, "I neither
know care for your Queen-I am out of her
dominions, nnd--- "Out of what ?" interrupt
n..s
rniniohs, sir, am citizen W Vermont and you
gre now in Canaan, VI This little t.