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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

eSnn nEWARD.-CRosvs sPsCIyIC MN
= Il, s:: e
The oo.orrhcs ,eos..nis.s.. - s.soyss
and slcs well Known % rsssiss any s.sssas sai.s
be got hat has bees very acu 70 gstclesref kh
:ossSa:s II Ssr d society
a.sGw rich and poor .S
ss ali s es q.
50 unfortunate to the complaint he follows
fashionable advice hse Of
''exercisehss tendency to asgravae the aRsuy" sna
conne hmsete mis- room He must then ee osed lesehed
prvcd articles OF food nd usual in order 70 SsesI
,namms'ory acton Then follows LONG train Of naIseane
nes Every Day seme new shsnge r1s. Dc maze until
months hese wiha disease ofthe gland
sweled estces, chronic Inflammation OF the mucus mem
that as long as he lives and from the r.
anexposure that e1c!ssthe raieule Of all around him
that cemprtey ebviaes all these dcu.es and makes
"a and pei maneut cure without the least egard de drink
The unparalleled in power Il has the specific
property OF earsly neuraiIng the poison ana upressne
all symptoms of the complaint, sometimes in tweny-fou'
Much experience aarge number OF and extensive oh
ssryston has ITS sup oh ecacy !.
yaton alone proprietor ssge case q re
cent conorhoea 20 be brought in which the Mixture Will
effect rapid cure under forfeiture OF $500.
presented to the public for their beneht as they ans
much need oft and it hoped they will make proper
Wthtais themselves witdou the
least exposure change diet ehangen application tobu
siness These sufficiently 10 be of
sequence
The medicine nothing that OF the least injury
the constitution. Gallons OF might be taken but no harp
would follow,
Further the disease contracted desc OF the Mir
tire is taken al nlghton going 10 bed when exposed
1t is put in bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week which generally cures
Many cured in days.
For sale only by Mnor& GAMBLE 1873 Broadway corner Of
Dey street; Dr. Guon corner Of Grand and Bowery NJ G.
Slocum corner OF Broadway and Duane street; A. b. D
Sands, 100 Fulton OF william, New-Yerk Jones /
Hutchinson corner of CAesnu Seventh ST. Philadelphia.
N. b. CAN for Crosss Specific Mixture Ehe proprietor
signature and number of redeRce is the label Of eac
bottle. j6Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

NJ DR. ". LEvISON continues the despe.
vsss's Mecura Diseases OF persons that
have been under the hands Of almost qusck in the
try his Hunters Red Drop and antmercu ial vegetable
medicines He q In every Office Dvi.
sion from the Square Private Offices attached.
m2a -lue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, safe cure and edectual remedy.
Ao, excellent remedy for nipples prepared and
sold as above u. SmS
PATENT Lamps, WARRANTED Improved
Mechanical and Ornamental Lamps, recently Invented by
Mesrs Ocean Co. Paris, superior 10 former invention
their utility and beauty
The subscriber sole agent and importer in the United
States for Mesrs Decau Co., begs leave respectfully in
ladies and gentlemen this city that he
rd No junction Maiden Lane and Liberty streets
up stairs with complete assortment OF the above stated
fashionable Lamps which he intends TO keep constantly
hand and invites all those who be interested the
thereof favor him with call being confident that this art
quired among fashionable circles in Paris and from the
tensve orders which constantly received that lis merits
cannot fail to be duly appreciated by intelligent cemmu
niy few seconds being besides sufficient to examae and
recognize all its useful properties the mechanism being
fecy plain and operation and being
same tilae object Of curiosity by itself
These Lamps be adapted to purpose in the way Of
illumination, he asserted without hesitation or exag
gsratentht alone produces light equal To % soerm
candles One OF these lamps he used al discretion without
the least nj teratoA mantle piece, on the table
very simple combination adapted as chandelier.
One OF the peculiar properties OF this nous
that it the glass tube and the wick that the
Hight the latter the least increased by the raising
diminished the lowering Of the wick except when
total extinction is requires.
Another peculiarly also OF IL is that the lamp
II be used, beconng clarified by the functions of the
mechanism which wound in the and
The light suitably regulated snung further attention.
required for the whole night
The subscriber has hand full assortment of plain
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely cheap
easily adapted Candles which gives them the deceptive
lamps and they agreeable and
gentle light reconmendabie Industrious readers
There also such fancy Of larger de-
jIa-5ns AUG'N DIACON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

n
bic the failure ofcopaivs sub-bs Injections &c
agent For gravel loss control PROSTATE
and s ss ss .ss ss, s
regulary and they never fail 70 rs.,crs % per
For sale WHOLESALE and retaa by A. 3. D SANDS, Zee
sson Of william, and At The following drug
Hsa.. Se Cross and i'f Pear
Sowery and walker cot Grand asd Boweryi cor Canal
ryi and y. surnets. IS sru Avenue.
Counry merchants who desire to buy by the dozen
gross, will be supplied liberal discount and the Pik
will se w.ranted to the" TO produce the desired eea.
TNFLUENZA, COUGHs. COLDS, PUTRID
sore Thross Rbeumstsm, all Cutsn' diseases such
cured in few days 6y OF Doctor Jsekson Medcsd
sgsu wS R.s a. Eve minutes notice every day from
O'Clock, 4. NJ ss,il ~ O'Clock in the evening
best Of nurses provided for invaids who wish put
Jsckson's treatment, and his Med
s.Ss no s'pesr i, the system
SwAIAs worn sUGAM .l PkUMaAs s,sa:
70 he dischsrgedn gree. numbers snu even WINS there
Secretion Of ueus rem ,se Stomach and bowels which gene.
Them ard A. iuossto childrea as worms alive For
''' = - NATHAN 3. GRAHAM,
m17tf No. 70 Nassau st corner OF Fulton
C9sSTFsMsssG555SSSS SgMS Win SSss aiI
lag disease I have been for sone msnth and being
.,s ,t;G.S no S s ss S.f p
i,Ode did make ny grateful thanks public Moreover,
restored health IL they but know Of my and be
Sus ssS T s 81 ss, s sS s
from from, h. lungs, Which was si times tng.d sh blood-a
fever and oeossIonsI seb ~" sves,swo or i,e tims rs
ed considerable blo-d Wy courhineand At myth became
situation when began The BsIsam Of Liyerwort-i, cured
me 10 Two months though my ghyseis. sid .ond never
Il Is sold ., SIS Bowery. : NJ" ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

A"BILLr BLAcK"-The quiet observer of the mass
Of human beings brought up daily before the sitting
magistrate may see muck excite his sympathy, much
in human nature lament much suffering that he would
desire TO alleviate, and not little to amuse him. The
alterations Of pleasure and pain great and
varied that neither the the other be said
really occupy his mind exclusively Tor even brief
period
OF the amusing and yet melancholy spectacles which
this court so often exhibits brought up this day
the least worthy OF notice The prisoner was aman
Of middle age Enthusiastically alfred, and in his eounte
nance exhibiting admlxture of diotcy and low
ming Care appeared have written sad defeatures
his brow yet though of inperturbabe gravity himself
he excited the rsible faculties OF others by an indsmi
t,he perseverance in propouading conupdrums the
court they suggested 10 his mind by the
as they occurred while waiting for the adjudication Of
the court himself
A female was placed at the bar q charge of steal.
ing mutton from one Of the markets Of this town. Sat
urday night The too conclusivey established
10 admit OF doubt and the court was about to sentence
her Of imprisonment which, IN Hood OF tears,
abe might be short onefor the sake
her helpless and unprotected offspring then crying for
food at her miserable habstion. The scene affected
even the sturdes hearted officer whose long acquaint
with misery sss blunted his sensbiiities; but
amid the painful scene the object have nestioned
advanced the front Of the dock and with great
estness OF manner. addressed the court follows
May l. SIR trespass your attention for moment, to
ask respectfully, why that meat in the officers hand is
like hail rain sleet, wind. and snow T.
90 unexpected interrogatory elected smile from
some Others Uttered, asd Officer cried, Don't in
terrurt the Court"
What then, spose ye give il 7" inquired the
poor willing chuckng the pszzed and perpexed faces
around him, Then I'll answer il myself because
its bad wether lweaIher and he quietly resumed his
seat and perHued the business OF the to pro.
coed
Al a late hour, as the ceert occupied with a case
In which two lads charged tn cruelty toa dumb
domestic animal cat, which officer had taken from
the n when at the height Of their brutal enjoyment the
co.r ccuundrum coiner again advanced and requested
permission 10 ask Why the constable who rescued the
cat was like the productions ofthe tragedy writersi
Magistrate TO an offcer.)-Ds keep that man quiet
Prisonsr-I thought il would be poser Laughter
why because he had cat as trophy (cstss,rophe)
Renewed laughter succeeded bu, the prisoner him
.elf was mmoveable. Repeatedly did he thus inter
rupt the business until his own case came on for hesr
ing and as he was merely one Of those clsssed " 10
safety he was ordered 10 be set at liberty on promis
ing 20 20 home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

FROM ALBANY-In the Senate on Saturday, the sth
inst the bill for the New York and Erie Railroads
with its amendments, read, when the committee
rose and reported.
In the House. resolution eondennatory of the ad
mission Of Texas into this Union, was carried by vote
of go to Is.
On Saturday in the House, the bill for the speedy
enlargement of the Erie Canal and authorizing the
pendture of three millions of dollars thereon was
adopted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

IA BALTIMORE PACKETs-UNION
E148 IINE.-The following vessels viii ~ regularly de-
@~pztched between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION, W. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, n. Bourne, mssteE
sclf CHARLES ~ SMITH T. T. Touen. master
schr tENRy BAR0ER, e. G. Briggs, master
schr DIRECT, G. Briggs, master.
Schr LACONIC, J. c. Dcrison, master.
The vessels comprising this line perior and sailing
built OF the best materials for to
ably commanded, the masters erpcre pilots ont no
be effected great
spstch Willie given and every ererou will be used by h
give saiisfsctcn shippers Goods ~
the subscribers will BE- pped free commi~siop Fcr frr
aPoIyto y.N sRIsGs 81 Old ip,N.Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

These ships all of the first class tons burhen
and commanded by able and experienced
Great will be taken that the beds stores the
best description The price of cabin passage fixed
Sl4 for each adult which includes Wines liquors Nei-
ther the captains owners Of these packets will be espon
sibe for letters parcels packages by them
regular bills OF adng signed therefore. Apply To
JOHN GRISWOLD, 10 South ST. or
is GRlNNEL. MINTURN& CO.. 1874 Front 81.
LIZ OLD Ain Of LIVERPOOL PAC Il
t6x& ETS-The Old Line Of Pscee will be despatched
-1&by the subscribers, sail from New York and Liver
pool LIST and 10th month"; with the pton That
whe the sailing day falls Sunday, the ships H. sail
m, edtpgM nn1a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

NJ ~ Is furnished looms, with breakfast and tea
ID srd sinner on Sunday At $3.50 per weth may be had
In where there children Every aten.
on be rendered order 70 give satisfaction Amply at 81
Greenwich, cor OF Rector st. 5Eeoer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10

I From oar Evsuisx Edesos q ye"e"
Imp0rsant frem WashingtOn--A cnshSe ".
Motley nv Mr.. Van Buren,.

On SATURDAY. last most important movement was
made in the House Of Representatives. oy one OF inc
csakdential friends Of the Executive.
uor.r or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April 2,
1sas-Mr Hamer rose and stated that he had re-
snp,op which he did wish TO offer at that time, but
"a ask the conses of the House 10 have printed and
Give notice that on Monday next he should call il up
and move its adoption, '.
Con,dering that the business, commerce circulation,
and exchanges Of the country are IN deranged and en-
barrassed condition and, considering, also, that part
of The Banks Of the United States have expressed de
sire to resume specie payments at an early period,
Rsolped b. the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
sks United of America in Congress assembled, That
if the banks or portion Of them do hus resume will
be the duty Of the General Government, within the
limits Of its constitutional authority, to aid sach banks
the present Administration designs TO do III regang
public confidence and sustain them IN their lauaaoie
efforts fulfil their obligations, to relieve the wants Oh
the community and the people sound CIR
eulating medium.
The motion 10 print was agreed to-
On this resolution find the following pregnant re-
marks made by the Globe
Resolution OF Mr. HAMER-This proposition, we
authorized say, is rot intended by the mover 70 IN
dictate change of opinion any where IN iegard TO me
independent Treasury BILL pending but II Is ae
signed encourage those banks which are disposed "
resume specie payments atan early perioa' 70 pei ~
in that determination 1t assures them II adopted tal
the party in power enertains such hostility towares
them as has been charged by the oPPoslon ara mere
by guarantees that whatever dlhculhes lhey ma! a'e
with the non esuing banks the friends OF the Admin
istraton will throw unnecessary obstacles IN their
way.
What is the meaning Of all this Notwithstanding
the apparent disclaimer of the Globe are informed
that Mr. Van Barren and his Cabinet have determined
10 support the banks of New York in their effort TO re-
specie payments and the probability is that the
Divoroe policy will be forever abandoned. The elections
in Connecticut have effected something.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-10
nR. WAND ENBURGH,s FEMALE
w WAITING PILLS. FROM GERMANY-An

NEEDY for suppression, rreguary and all where
does not have her regular and proper course.
N. B. Not 10 he taken during preg nancy.
Sold only By Mrs. BIRD, Midwife and Female PhyS
can No. Division ST New York.
Also her celebrated Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, n safe and eaecual remedy.
Also excellent remedy for nipples prepared and
sold as abSye
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
For the Herald.


There is who walks Broadway
At six o'clock each morning.
Strange stories of him people say,
Because he's alwayssweaIing.
His hat is brown,
His cue is tight,
His black,
But now is white.
Some this man is in the dark,
And is quite fond Of drinking;
Others say his beds the Park,
With the gates vide open swinging,
His food is bread,
His drink is rum
Ii yen should ask,
He'd give yos some.
Ifyou should speak to hin polite,
And ask him what's his anng-
He'd square of land TO fight
For he's with anger teemng
LIS his delight
To mob and fight,
And In the Park
Retire at night
In brdewell he has been confined
For beef and poultry ste,lRK;
But still he is a sovey yet
His plumber neer revealing
How long he's out
cannot tell
Ifitis long
wish him WELL
hope he'll not get in but toe the mark.
And leave off brandy drinking,
And sleep In the Park,
With the gates wide open swinging.
He's getting old,
And must die
Here's to his health,
So now coed bye. wv.
June 24th, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
June oath, 1888.


NOng.
zen, COULD WE, LIKE OUR THOUGHTS, BIZ FREE"
BY W. Alexander.
oh, could we, like our Thoughts, be free.
From land to land 10 roam,
Uaswayed by care unbound by fate
The world at large our home!
Hew blsst we're then our gay career
MID chimes for ever new,
While varied scenes gave birth to thoughts
As bright, as varied TOO.
Oh, could we, like ear thoughts, be free,
How bouRdless were the scene
whence ever ardent poesy
LIES fsw'rs unaw'd might CLEAN.
While every tribe Of earth we scann'd.
Ere tIms's brief sands had run
The feelings Of 4 thousand years
Were known-were felt in one.
Alas! tits but moon. liz dream
vain, ftful thought
lis net ami1 III excess OF aught
True joy need ever he sought.
Estranged from all, thong o. Ter him smiled
The brightest sun and sky
The homeless wanderer neer could feel
One dear, enc lasting tie.
Wbo'er hath roamed in distant lands.
Whater first hopes I'm part,
Must own there comes time when these
Excite no more the heart
When sick OF change, earth's fairest scenes
Invite his steps IN vain;
He signs for rest, he yearns 10 meet
The friends ofyou,h again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

PIRArss ASaoAD.-CsPtaiu winchsnbach, Of tho
brig Ceyloa from Msrseilles, Informs us that on tho
9Th of July, in lat. IS l3N., long Al 20 w., he saw
suspicious boxing schooner ahead, with fore and
main topsais, standing s., under Portuguese eelors-
At half past p M. she bore up to us, and cred q
shot across our bow which she repeated three times:
we hove to. She then ordered the boat sent ON
beard. The captain and his seamen went alongside
Of the schooner when they put in five men, and the
boat returned on board the brig which they searched
for money, bat finding none, took some trng stores,
andleft US. There was on board the brig $500 in q
bag, which the captain saved by throwing into a
cask of water
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

LONDON z9th June 1888.
have seen the Coronation of Victoria from be
ginning TO end-in Westminster Abbey and out o
the Abbey. Ii was without exception, the mos
splendid sight have ever yet seen-ful of poetry
beauty, nonsense, sublimity, superstition, sense and
GRANDEUR perfect pot poxrri of the ceremonies and
observances of Christianity, Catholcity feudalism,
and the classic ages In all the London papers, will
be found correct and verksse descriptions of the
monies and festivities of yesterday but the account
which | shall give will be entirely different from
these. 1t will be a narrative of what befel myself
OF the impressions made upon me- of the thoughts
the strange scenes called ferth-and the reflections
they produced.
BY the Royal William steamer, send this letter,
and also several engravngs representing the interior
of Westminster Abbey, tie sacred Chair, the Crown
and other pageants. The engraving of the Abbey
represents the GROWING of kinb-a small mistake
caused by drunken vagabond of an engraver though
genius. BY altering in the minds eye that fig.
ure-ihe rascal told me- as an excuse, that he was
democrat and opposed she kngs-into little GIRL and
putting robes about her. with sufficient expanse of
petticoat, oerably accurate idea may be conceived
of the magn6cence and grandeur of the interior of
Westminster Abbey during the ceremony
have already written to New York that had a
probability Of getting admission into the Abbey
1t was successful and l have been there and saw
the whole affair. In order that my readers may
know the position had refer them to the gallery
close to the peeresses the right hand Of the sove
reign. II is called the Nightingale Gallery To this
gallery contiguous to that which contained the for
eigR minister's had blue ticket of admission
Through the pohteness of Mr.. Stevenson our very
popular minister, l received this admission The
Duke of Norfolk, who ofhciated as the Earl Marshal
OF England sent Mr. Stevenson two tickets, for the
use Of the American press. believe such favor
was not extended to the press Of any other country
but the popularity of the American republic with the
British government is sngularly strong and marked
Perhaps no minister has created this feeling to
higher and deeper extent than the personal conduct
and fine, manly, open, bold cid vlrginian manner of
Mr. Stevenson. They recognize in him chip of the
old blcck-sprung from the old English race which
settled Virginia.
Butte the Coronation. On the Wednesday morn.
ing called on Mr.. Stevenson and received the fell
lowing, printed species of light blae hot pressed
paper.
zee % { ooo s GO eea
THE CORONATION
OF her most there Is scrownI Sacred Majesty, o
!: Admit Mr.. Bennett (.
Into Westminster Abbey.
No. l5l NORFOLK, EARL Marshal o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
N - N ~ \ m a Il X K II.

Ihursumys July x0.--6 r. M.
The vast held Of enterprze which growing popustop
and rich country OF Texas present the capitalist h., nor
escaped the indeaigase searching, all grapinr mind
Oh MT bddle who has taken the Texas two slions
ofdoas at 10 per cent for years, the bills Of the new
bank to be taken specie for all and
over he to advance the Of planters at stpu
lated rate, all Of which be shipped firm liverpool
Here then The opening Of field Of operations to such On
extent has been heretsore quaed This operation OF
The u Bank, by giving currency Texas opens mar.
ket for the sale OF produce asd manufactures may
be said to be almost at present Unsuitable emcrants aoSk
lag 10 to saeh degree tive assured by private eter
almost to prodsce famine, and the only obstacle which
has heretofore restrained The shipments
houses has been the currency ofhe country grand i'm
pedmont now therefore removed and Texas furnished with
the Of placing her Institutions such footing a. will
insure them rapid growth while tbs ssuby the climate
asd the richness OF her soil viii give her
cotton growing state scarcely thought ef Mr. Bidd,e
and his bank will reap harvest commensurate with the
grandeur OF the undertaking.
Domestic exchange undergone no material chance TL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

persons cssi'.n.s sEsi.s Rpr,s .s:
~ Ing of ESQ, signed by dated June 40, lnS
and NO person ffc~ Rhode Idsnd whs
himself the having bees given ior rSopery
which hes ssce been claimed by Mr. HiIt~. q tbs ety.
jyHN- kLBAn @a0WN,g s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

Nav YeRK AND WAsHINsToE CRY CHESS M ATcH-
1.-THE former moves may be seen at Bassford's
Club Room First game.-l5th movc.-W.-
Kings bishop to queens rocks I'd square. Second
gane.-llth move-W.- Kings pawn one square,
Particular attention requested 10 the meeting of the
Club or Saturday evening next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

pJ The BedouiR Arabs will arrive in the St.
james packet ship.