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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

LADIES sSss Is cT pss,.ss h..q..,..
vss E.ysss. q -: u svsas :s:r L.sfs.: wa.s;
this branch - myii.Sr
Compositien Ornament ManufAstory,
5e4 Broadway, New ysrk.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
scrpton for the interior nng Of buildings on the lowest
Specimen. can ss seen at the mandatory :: above
Ornaments got up TO any deslgs. mysom-
III STEAM PACKRTNEPTUNE.,-All demands against
the Neptune prsson ed before Friday
neas viii b dsSsTTsE RaynsrSoRE
~ THE PHENIx-Ann street, near William street
BRANCH OF THE sHABEs.-Tne subscriber, proprietor
Of the Shades respectfully informs his friends ana the public
Ing Of Shades has induced him 70 take the above house
side III. city, The house fitted similarly and will be
conducted in all respects the same a. the shades ,.
NIB He viii be pleased TO see his friends a. tAe rn@nx
on Wednesday from IL TO O'Clock. pvANs
or MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female hysician, has re:
ladies can be accommodated beard, pleasant rshed
and The best Of durn ns
to females Advice gratis. mys.Sm.
CARD EsrABLIsHMENT.
Visiting Cards, Cards at Honae, Store Cards,
vALE<N TINES
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND sroRE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
90 JOHN IT,, corner o. Wttbsnm st.
NEW YORK.
~ Visiting Cards Cards At Home for Wedding Parties,
Mercantile Cards. engraved in superior style, and
printed with In the latest and most
we'd fashion
received of Porcelain Cards which for wilderness
brlancy polish, be exceled Persons furnish
their Card Plates have Them printed at hours
notice.
Mercantile and Store Cards; either copper plate letter
press executed In neat and on favorable terms
All orders personally and promptly attended to.
Silver Plated and Brass Door and Number Plates OF most
approved Pate with bronze edges silver plated concave
Bell Pulls engraved order, in superior Style Letter
Stamps, Seals. &c. &c. my2m>
DIAPHANOUSM IND1w sHALEs,
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES
These elegant md graceful creations Of ancyso much
the ashonabes Of Paris and be
uNFE fnsaioN WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY
equally suited for the drawing ROOM paror soudoir
variety and beauty for their pleasing and cheerful appear
ance
m spen r. iye these clean ad their original
freshness beauty With ordinary they U last years,
and consequently, at their present low prices they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES Mnrl
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and retail by E. DOYLE,
sBeekman street, Clinton Hall
And by A. LENT, 577 Broadway.
my3Im Opposite Nibe's Gardens.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

WANLHa,-la 40 Au~vneys 0mcs,s vou-s r,n -
w sesdy habits who u What scqvsntr Whit shosi-
and writes good bsss, enc perez rsssrst
~ wooldbe given Address hox 62f Uppr cost once IN voc
p2k3nws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12
NEW YORK BAZAAR

For Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes OF all
KINDS AND SIZES, IN EVERY STYLE AND FOR ANY
WHATEVER,
12l fulton street.,
Three doors from Nassau St
YORK
~ City and merchants will And constantly very
large stock hand They omnodaed at short no.
tce to any sire or any quantity they by shipping
them in profitable packing be desired TO any part
Of America .
Real genuine Cologne Water imported rsm Germany, Of
4 NEST superior qnalty-wil satisfy every purchaser.
Also Just received by late arrival, fBe lot Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

]. EVANS.

ar MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female hyscian has re-
moved 322 Bawsry door above Bleecker street. where
and the attendance during their confinement
Mrs Bird continues be consulted all diseases Incidental
tn females Advce gratis my3-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

TOR sALE-The wind Min ls,h g. nesr the ~ ave
IT nue. Ake dwelipg bop<e and stable stsachvo 70 ~
Sams Apply Al f59 Maiden Lane. avn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12
mss"tY .na UsIlisY:,

Ueauty and Utllsty.
THE sURsCRTBERS would remind their friends snd
the public that they connue 10 msnufs cure her rssee
Liquid Stacking, which has been usvcrsan ADMIRED,
In general for nearly halls century miess
testify m superiority other Backine, for ~ No. JET
black and Its pecnar nutritious qualities 70 leather
imparpg II that soness essential s durability. nut
Why enages excellent qualities are too we reed
further comment
Then Of iu merits we win ny 10 more.
Only request that you. without delay,
viii call nj Lee 4 ThoUesn's niackinw s<srs,
,Th at two hundred sixty. Ave Broadway.
NJ r. Sole agents the sale Of n o. Nsgie's Patent Com
poon for rendering boots and oss completely wstsrprce
aN-fms
M GOOD HOUSEWIFE shculd ssyer BE- widen, )
UNsvERsAL PILLS They have been proved BY thousands
70 the best assistant OF ssture discovered
sui rsv ill times, spder any crcuetapces ~
nnvine srct attention The directions which accompany
ssk kcs To W had rsnsine o all the AGENTS sdvers6 ~
pr Brsrdreth and Aewse at biz own once, al broadway,
"a beware Of eousterfeis AN sessss who cell Ne ges
uins medicine ccrsifsate sealed and ngSed - sr
s@srsvs - msiN
- K0TICR.--The whoessis business Of pr. Brssdrsats
prioelpnl ofcr now removed his and spacious $50
huoDent NO ~ Broadway, where his &c ebrand "VE9k.
TABLE UNivxRsXL FtLfs" may a. ali times b ebtsl.ed
srns @ ms wssrs AZ 're 'e'''''
The PRlNCirAL HRANDRETnIAN 0FFfcks
~ broadway, opposiss tse Psrh
~ Hsdsoa arest.
.~ - xpvnee street, sess "a ssa s@cs, end
: rcr suiborsea sssr 80 Dr. Brspdreh. - aver,~-
. eersInsse cf agency sealed and signed -
mSl.u n. BRANDKErA, d. D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

- Prom the New York nunI
u LADIES SH0E6-Ths prettiest esd handso9ess
Ladss Shoes have those nsnuf.slued sy MI
wishing laer Mr. Vas. and from fair trial In our own
family say he certainly exces his fellow cram In
this branch myllSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

nIL OF ALMONDS-For destroying Dapdruf asd
" preventing the hair from turpiDg grey.-ANToRlO
years experience he. fosnd the value Of this inmase oil
who are troubled with asnd or ooseness of the hair and
particularly TO ladies who anss where the dsndrsh
essy be perceived For sale only the above place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

vsntor snd hsnufscinrer OF the safey ks6cctiRl
Lamp 90 much approved In giving clear hight without
invites the public 10 Inspect his new patterns N er
Bronze. suitable for Dry Goods, Jewellers ssd FsHcy
Ako, Lsnps Tor Billiard SD Reading Rooms, Refs
burn sthslf the expesse ef cn or gss. Lampecs BE-
q h osd store Cssbsrse street, cr s1s 0rssnwch
Canal f
spr3ss sent by his wagons % usssl Observe hs mss
s3oims q. MyCHELt. spirk Lamps on each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

SIH AsTLEx Co0PER'y LOTION For
- PMPLED FAGES-The great "Sir Astlcyr assured the
proprietor the time he presented this receipt that Ne
knew instance Of hs fall produce The ale y
In Europe has been Immense
Sold by ~ Guon IN Bewery, II 0ksmd He~-
iy. OF Pike al Grand 81 q. Mart, of Broad
wsy and Cossndt and VIM B. Holman, s5T Broadway
Price 50 cents ASSN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

MORNING aERALD-snlP NEWS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

4 No. ll9 Futon street.. New f0H-JUhN ChlLUS n
s culy informs the public that ae treat nsny years 2!
Prints he Ne ready execute ANY ordsn In bis He II
perier style and reasonable TERMS He would parteus
works give him CALL ss be pledges himsefto 6nhh yer
In style perior any other In the ccustry my+lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

CHAs. n. CUYLEH would respectfully inform hi
~ friends and the public that he has removed from No
to le Bowey where he continues TO manufacture and heel
hand large Of fashionable 6ns short k
castor, nurs and plain ua men youths and boys Hats
which have bees universally admired for their ghiness
durability snd elegance of shape which he Offers for les
price wboesas retail than article Of the qra
ly be purchased In this city. Call and examine Don
forget the pbcr, ls} Bowery. nyslms
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-08
THE MADIsoNIAN.
ron THE COUNTRY,

PoR THE COUNTRY,
We commenced on Saturday last the publication Of
weekly edition Of the Madsonian, and shall issue the
second number to-day This edition will comprise q
cousensed report Of the daily proceedings Of both
Houses Of Congress, with all the editorial matter and
much other political statistical financial and mscela
neous reading comprised in the edition published every
other day6lug the four sides Of the sheet with read
ing matter OF an interesting and valuable character
This will prove a valuable acquisition, we hater our
SELF TO all who would supply themselves with general
information from the Capitol Of the United States, in
cheap and convenient FORM accessible to all The pre-
sent political period is an interesting and important one,
and cannot fail to excite the Attentions OF every one who
seeks to be informed upon matters Of general con-
cen.
The price for the Madsonian, weekly, one year, is
SO, payable invariably IN Advance.
December Is, 1887.
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Hard Winters.-The Salem Gazette gives
the following as M. Aragos enumeration Of
all the severe winters during the last ten CEN
turtles If the French philosopher had been
in New England in 1885, SO and 81, he
might have added two or three to his list
Boston Courier.
In SOC, the Rhonc was frozen over; the
cold was from eighteen to twenty centigrade
degrees below zero. In 1893, the Pc was
frozen from Cremonia to the sea. In 1894,
loaded wagons crossed the Adriatic in front
of Venice. In 1905, all the rivers of France
were frozen over. In 1924, it was possible to
travel from Denmark to Lubec and Dantzic,
on the ice. In 1914, all the rivers of Pro-
vence and Italy were frozen; at Paris the
frost lasted two months and twenty days. In
1868. it was necessary to break up the wine
in Flanders with hatchets, in order to serve it
out to the soldiers. In 1914, the same was re-
uuisite in France. In 1894, the sea was froz-
en- from Marseilles to Venice. In 1857, the
Seine was entirely frozen over. In 1867,
the Seine was frozen for thirty-fve successive
DAYS. In 1909, the Adriatic and The Medi-
terranean, from Marseilles to Genoa, were
frozen In l7l6, shops were established on
the Thames and finally the Seine was en-.
tirely frozen over in l742, l744, l766, 1867
1916, 1878 and 1928.
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Anagrams.-It would appear sometimes
that the letters composing some words were
selected with determination, that if by any
accident they should be transposed, they
should only compose other words meaning The
same thing-for example, punishment
transposed makes nine Mumps." "Astrono-
mers' transposed, makes NOON starers;" and
on the same principle we find the new title Of
=" Sub Treasurer" furnishes the letters that
make the corresponding ,itle-"a sure burst
EN- " American.
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Beauty of the Race Horse-After having
crossed the Downs, entered at the cost of
one shilling, a well wooded paddock, called
the Warren; and here had been given to
understand that the race horses were walked
and saddled previous to the race. The place
was filled with persons of every grade, all APP
parently anxious to get peep at the animals.
And at length, swathed in clothing, the finely
bred creatures were led into the interior space,
and quietly walked around it. Perhaps no
thing in the world surpasses the beauty of the
race horse, whether in or out of his clothes.
The quiet grace with which he moves under
his heavy garmenting-the wise radiance of
his eye, as seen through his hood-his tenn
porary pause and naughty stare when reused
by some strange sound, or the presence Of
some too inquisitive stranger-and his easy
lapsing again into passive and gentle ODE
dience to the trihe Of humanity in loose brown
CATERS, seated on his back and limiting with
kicks. He walks--wooing the light to dance
upon the glossy mirror of his skin-as though
he could walk before admiring eyes forever.
Looking at the race horse, you are irresistibly
carried back to "Araby the blest !" The
desert, the turban the tents, the cloudless sun,
are spelled up before you, and you may fancy
you hear the tinkling bells Of the caravan, and
see the fleet courser Of the purest caste 60 like
an arrow over the sands.-Sporting, by Nun
rod.
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THE BIBLE.


Lamp of our feet ! whereby we trace,
Our path when wont TO stray:
Stream from the fount Of heavenly grace
Brook by the travellers way!
Bread Of our soulsi whereon we feed,
True mama from on high
Our guide and chart! wherein we read
OF realms beyond the sky
Pillar Of fire-ihIough watches dark
Or radiant cloud by day
When waves would whelm our tossing bark
Our anchor and our stay
Pole-star of lifes tempcstuous deepl
Beacon when doubts surround,
Compass by which our course we keep!
Our deep-sea lead--to sound.
Riches in poverty Our aid
In every needful hour
mistaken rock the pilgrims shade,
The soldiers fortress tower!
Our shield and buckler in the fight!
Victory's triumphant balm
Comfort in grief! in weakness, might
In sickness ilead's balm!
Childhood's preceptor! manhoods trust
Old ages firm ally!
Our hope-wben we go down TO dust
Of Immortality!
Pure oracle OF Truth Divine!
Unlike each tabled dream,
Given forth from Delphi's mistic shrine,
Or grove Of Academe
WORD or THE EVERYTHING GoDl
WILL OF HIS GLoRIoUs Son
Without thee how could earth be trod,
Or heaven itself be won
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THOMAS ALLEN.
EDIroa AND FRorEIET on

1
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.ttiny. Of Congress- and Semiweekly during the re-
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No subscription will he taken Tor term short Of six
months |; nor unless paid for IN ad'ahee
rRrcE OF ADyEarislse.
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Longer advertisements at proporonate rates.
A liberal discount made TO those who advertise by
the year.
uJ Subscribers may remit by mail in bills Of solvent
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pear by postmasers certificate, that such remittance
has been duly mailed.
liberal discount will be made to companies OF fre
or more transmitting their subscriptions together
Postnaslers, and others authorized, acting as our
agents. will be entitled to receive copy OF the paper
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Letters and communication intended for the ese-
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maid
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cal form, or in the shadowy redundancy OF dark and
beautiful tresses The hearts Of the young and mas
sionate leap gladly, and filed with wild impulses
whilst gazing upon these things but when the soul is
scrunized and found unbessed by elevated thoughts
and generous imsginings when the intellect is uncu-
tured and the imagination cold the slumber Of forget
fulness will fall upon the dream Of beauty aud the
fame Of affection be quenched in apathy or disgust.
With men OF genius, strong feelings and powerful
passions ever associated and il beauty is unmin
gled with the qualities Of wild thought aud Affection If
delcacy and virtue are not admirably blended with
mental attractions the light OF love will soon be exn-
guished and the generous impulses Of the bosom chilled
by apathy and contempt. Men Of intellect may yield
momentary homage TO beautiful woman, possessed
OF fascnations village urchin will chase the
gded wing Of butterfly but in both cases the exter-
nal spendor falls upon the Senses and something Of an
innate character sought for sustain the regard which
beauty excited Nothing is SO Aatering to the feelings
OF man, as the exhausess and quenchess regard OF
sensible female and incense so rich can be offered
upon the shrine OF womans ambition, as the ayowed
and enthusiastic affection Of Of genius. Beauty
thou art mean and unmesnng toy. when contrasted
with depth Of feeling and power Of mind and she who
would aggrandze TO herself consequence from the little
ambition of personal beauty, imbece in her as
pratons to merit the attention Of elevated thinker
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OHIO GAZETTEER,


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NEW Law BooKs.--Jus. received, and for sale BY
AMERICAN EQUITY DIGEST
From Chancellor yai,pOrth.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, June Ii, 1896
Tho Equity Digest Of Messrs Barbour & Harrington
has been compiled FROM the books in my library and EN-
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Equity Reports in this country and in England in CON
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BEAUTY. How often do we hear men eagerin the
pursuit partners for life, inquire for beautiful women
and yet how brief the existence OF what they see and
how unproductive Of happiness is its possession
We know full well the satisfaction that sleeps be-
meath tho snow-whe lids Of a beautiful eye; in the
naughty curl Of an exquisite lip in the blush OF the
that leaps into the budding cheek in the hnc turn
Of swan-like neck, the gentle motions Of symmetr-
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Etom CLief Jusliee Sarar,

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~ Ms Eaiior u az Slatesaan.

SR,--I know you to be a nun Of taste; allow me
to send you this selection for your "Poets corner
found.il on piece Of the National Atlas, without
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r. HYDE wALwoRrH.
From Judge co,cen.

know Mr.. Barbonrs means Of research, his ability
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Napoleon being one day in company with beauufu
and witty lady, addressed her thus" Madam. think
women should not NEEDLE with politics" :" In coun
try where women are beheaded she replied " it is very
natural they should like to know the reason"
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A Reverend tourists Opinion Of Highldnd
RiHs-The rills Of water are abundant and
most refreshing, particularly when qualified by
little whiskey.-Ercusions through the
Highlands BIZ Rev. G. L. Smith.
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A Great mistake-Some people think
printing Office public reading room.-Ano-
nymouS.
A greafer-Some others think it post
Office, where you can get newspapers with
out the subscription price or postage.
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TEXAS, in volume, price so cents, describing the
SOIL productions habits, advantages, &c. throughout
pages, for saleby F. TAYLOR.
ian 8.
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NoTICE.-A person calling himself SELRY Parser,
Of Washington, d. c., requested 10 send for pay
and take away small package executed according his
order, 9Th November hast.
VIM. SlMoNSoN, corner or Fulton
Feb 6-3t and Gold street. New York