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Morning herald., 1838-08-24
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r.aao. 90 Country Subscribers.

Hereaeer whenever any country subscription to the
Herald. reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
wI receive their papers, done up In yeoC wroPpers
This plan il adopted in order TO give our patrons IN
me cOuntry notice, either to renew their subscrpuon
by fresh remittance, to expect 1t to cease al the
cose of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scrses, will therefore, understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeilov lOrapping paper.
By this method we furnish individual Subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them to the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall by
way of requa for his shaving 80 often our subscri-
oets The fashionable morals of the present day, as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much as you can SO that the law
Goes not reach you. do not practice on this prlnc-
ME 10 any exteHt except when have dealings with
the Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t ls adopted
pasey in self defencc-if you don't shave you'll get
Sawed. Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, know fall well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaintsf Because many of Ames's
treasyrers will be locking into the Herald to see
the lneaments Of their master accurately depictea.
They read laugh but forget put the Herald inte its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to me-te try be as honest as chey
can know they have precious little OF that article
nm, precious little is better than none.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

VERIrIcATIoN OF AN ANCIENT PRoPHEcY-The
following prophecy is said to have been delivered by
British bard, in the time of William the Norman and
preserved by some of the monkish annalists viz -
" That more than three monarchs in direct success
sion, should ever again reign these kingdoms
without some violent interruptions"
] William the Norman,
William Rufus
Henry the First
Interrupted by the usurpation Of Stephen
! Henry the Second,
2 Richard the First
3 john,
Interrupted by the psurpation Of Louis the Dsuphn
Henry the Third,
Edward the First,
Edward the Second,
Interrupted by the sbdcson and murder Of Edward
the Second.
! Edward the Third,
2 Richard the Second,
Interrupted by the deposition Of that Monarch.
I Henry the Fourth
Henry the Fifth,
Henry the Sixth
Interrupted by the restoration Of the House Of York
/ Edward the Fourth,
Edward the Fifth.
3 Richard the Third.
Interrupted d by the usurpation OF Henry Richmond.
! Henry the Seventh,
Henry the Eighth,
J Edward the Sixth,
interrupted by the election Of Lady Jane Grey.
l Mary,
Elizabeth,
foreign King james Of scotland called in 10 assume
the crown.
l James the First,
. Charles the First,
Interrupted by the deposition Of that Monarch and the
establishment Of another form Of Government in the
person OF Oliver Cromwell.
l Charles the Second,
james the Second
Interrupted by the abdicaiion Of that King, and the
election Of foreigner.
! William the Third,
Anne,
Interrupted by the parliamentary appointment OF
foreigner.
George the First
. George the Second,
2 George the Third,
rn,e hv The unfortunate ncapscty Of that Sove
reign ana parliamentary appointment for executing
re- in the person ef the Prince Regent
George the Fourth,
William the Fourth,
Victoria the First
whom may God bless; but what is to be the in.
terruption
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

yTyHE,vICT ONIA HAIH1CUTTIN ING ROOMS
Corner Of Fulton street and Brosdwsy, (west side -
CLIREHUGH has lust opened the above In connection
-h bis other esabssment where ladies gentlemen will
always ns him ~ home prepared and arrange their
hair in he most prevailing style OF fsshien-
CLIREHUeHs SYSTEM
Of cutting re,tlenens hair 10 entirely original has been
adopted by the talented artists IN ordon asd rs ssd
well calculated display the lnrsrsnee sna bes.y Of
ne head OF hair The design asd execution have been de-
nominated scientific whether Tor the pulpit the bar,
the the stage It's csssc and eexsss
dignity and erace Ia the whole contour OF u fsts hw~<.
The true philosophy Of the hair drcsser art arrange
that whie finest fessres nay be improved by
this mcst estimated natures eis" the pslssst
nance may be made 10 appear pos lively handsome. This gin
Crehurh has attained IN eminent dseree and achno~
edgee w hssds whe have changed corn,ensnce under
be mag Of his touch.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
rT1RUTH sCORNs ALL KIND OF QUIv-

rTNRUTH SCOANS ALL KIND OF QUlV-
II OCATiON-ltis now five pears since Levison's (Hun-
te Red Drop first made public, and out Of the thou
has failed where the directions have
seer attended to- which simple Hundrsds Of imitaors
and have bat outves all their base
attempts provesef daily TO be the only prompt and per-
anen persons who opposed 10 all
kinds OF advertised medcise, ard Obliged last re-
acknowledge, sfer IN casAe spending
hundreds OF dollars 81 per vial Every viii have the
signature Of IT, Levison OF whom he obtained privately
I'd confdenially times at Division aul9 Imf
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

~ ARH OF surErloh rs ~, - Carsy s,ors No
es street begs to Inform the public that ne
win every ererton 10 give general ssaclon ne mse
orders for partie and recommends bis ornamental sonns
Cakes superior article. Boston Cream CAKES hses,
and variety ef other cakes fresh every day. hSs, nncy
sponge Cakes, qusc new and delicate article.
~fvsis iro- LOUIS LINDENBhUER
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

THrHHaALp SHIPPrNa LIST OR BEENErT's AME-
s,cAs SHIPPING LIsr.-We now regularly Issue on
Saturday, evening of every week, in single saeet
comprised in the Evening Herald Of that day, the
"HsRALp Surprise LIST, or "BENNErT's AMzsicAN
SaIppIHe list" for the use and csnvenienos OF
shipping and general merchants, both of this and
of ether countries 1t comprises all the ship news of
The week. combined in one sheet and arranged on
a plan entirely nesv-a specimen of which we have
s,ven during the last few weeks in our Msrning
Herald. At present, our Weekly Herald con-
tans all the literary, philosophical, Political, none
,ary and commercial intelligence, exclusive OF
she ship news, which is valuable. The want of room
conpels us to exclude this large mass of authentic
shipping intelligence. Our purpose is to remedy this
evil by the publication, in one sheet, Of all the sap
news of the week, digested and arranged in such
yvay az to save trouble and time to the commercial
reader.
This sheet is the size Of the daily Herald, ard
VIII be sold at tso cents per copy, or SLIGO per an
mum for subscribers at q distance payable IN ad-
vance
In addition to all the shipping intelligence OF tho
week, il will contain all the Commercial News OF the
week, and the news Of the day on which 1t is pub
sshed-caoh Saturday, up TO the close OF business
Not enc of the least important features of this sheet
b We chsaPness combined with its accuracy and COM
psehensiveness. II will be specimen Of the phno-
sephy Of ship news and shipping intelligence.
Our means to execute this purpose aremsny ana am
ME. We own q most excellent News Boat Establish
ment equipped and manned in fine style. 1t is all
cur own We have besides an arrangement with the
sepcs Pilot Boats of New York, from whom wepre-
cure all the shipping Intelligence they can rake and
scsape in the course of the week. The New York
Paos are the mes, gallant set Of fellows in existence
and we always treat them as they deserve. By these
means we car, and havsfrequenty outstriPped every
other paper in New York. in the amplitude and necu-
racy sf our ship news. Tho concentration OF these
efforts in single sheet, will be Of manifest advantage
70 merchants throughout the Union, and throughsut
Europe.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

mr. j OHNSON consulted eonhdsntiallv AZ MS ehee
~ No. ~ Bnane between Chatham and William sts on
following diseases, GonorrhGa, ss-s Chsncres,
strcures Semps weakness and the diseases ars
ing from veaerca poison improper treatment Dr. Johnsos
affection In two three days.
Tie nveerac proporiionate time without
Of debiiatisg nuacious medicine or pieven.
from business Persoss entrustng themselves " Dr. John
care. dose themselves with certainty efsucee Ia
the aggravated ScrouIous sores ulceraed legs
kc speedily healed. Strangers would do well BY giving Dr.
the foregoing diseases which has fail
ters post aid enclosing the
dcine, and directions for its use forw arded.
Attendance from A. ~ to ii night Dr. Jehason has re-
moved 10 rs Chambers street. sul.lms
I,ArLETIk OF rEAh, AID ALABHE
Il TER--For removing Tan. Preckles, SunburR &c,
ang pmpes apd ether erupens OF The skin and I'm
proving the eomperon 20 which gives increased soness
and beauty. Price Is cents
For sale by nsr 21s Broadway and e5 Hudson streets
aud r. 6sior, i27 Bewery Al the corner OF Pike and
Henry al Grand street, between East Broadway
.nd Grand street eod3ms
rTvOOTH ACHE TOOTH ACHE!-who would
the painful torture Of Jampng tcoth ache, W hen
Immaculate relief be ebtsned JASIsESs ELETTARIA
concentrated Extract OF Krcosote Cardaon. cer
tain remedy has effected without precedent
or the hundreds who have used have failed obtain
relief Try il and be satisfied.
For sale ony by Simonson, 70 Fulton street S H. Hart
2s Broadway IS Hudson and by E ~ Guion 27
Rowery IS Henry of Pike and AL Grand be-
ween East Broadway and Division street.
Price 50 cents. with full directions. aulecodSmosS
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
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ur This Invaluable medicine has unaidea by pufery
g ed s u
that deadv foe the human Consumption or in
Shs ss,hma iuarenza Group whooping cough and all
Sammaory of the and Lungs Is offered TO the
P,sshie to eys the poerescasses Under climate so
rable oars the OF such sa I'm
its remove In their birth those yTtcm which IL
Srspsrsos suss remedys presensed community
the Honey Of Lverwor TO the sntaiiug ecacy Of
Sv many cur mos respectable citizens who having eIpe
rienced is 5enshcal eecs. voluntarily authorised ihe
proprietor 10 sufferer anxious from
In ali cases Of difeay iabrsathnE caused by lnhamms
will he invaluable and unaiag source OF rel e ope-
In dose distressing complains incident children, Group,
whoopnx cough te The only s,,r IN remsayssa u
agsnss the OF consumption In fact the national
mO,sde mOi;S ID but seees o%
caen may With peculiar Proprcy be applied % the feco-
raj aonsy s JAMES b. NowLL sole proprietor
Of o.s MsS.GI iSs cs'sss"s os s Made. L.
Adsmssn aS' / ciG 500 Brossway. AID Eswery.
James Tarran,. corner OF Greenwich and wareRs sx
George D. Cosgesball, corner Of Pearl and hosesiS
nv. sasi corner Of Hsmmersley and vsriek sls
Allen Ingersoll. Grand corner q Horiols s,r st
cousnss. % % CSaths@I
BIagrovek Powers, Brooklya, l. |.
J.E Jones, Jamaica. L.
w. Bristol Utica, N. N.
L. B Swaa Rscbcster. -,
Luther Kelly 4 Co, Geneva, ~. T.
}. D. Phillips, NewburK.
Juo. Carpenter, Sing Sing.
seymour Dickinson, Hartford, Conn
David Mitchell, New Haven
r. Thornton, jr., New Bedford, NaS.
Roberts Atkinson, BALTIMORE
X. l.. Baker, Charleston >. q
}. Hunnevle Boston. 80. . s,,,. -,,,
10 aved Disappointment never purchase pot'e wi'n
ont Il bears The propristor's signature -
Aibera discount 10 druggists ana country onAes
au 23.lms
nHnIS TOOTH PASTh-An unegnsled Denti
" fice nsng preserving and beany Ing the teeth
The erals TOOTH PASTE has, E every instance, more
reazed highest xpecstons OF those who have used
H. ns ef ais cheerfuy stesL while beau
es the teeth giving thrm clear sud pesry whitcnes
also improves the sslo OF lips and gumsprevens and
the ousarrests the progress OF decay In
impa tha peculiar and grateful sweetness 70
70 breath for whct the Girls Root Justly and
IS also, presmincnty distinguished Tor s
agreeable taste and fragrance.
The Orrs the irsan echanRcd into an
agreeable and aos excellent Tooth WASH while free
also fre hesc applicable 10 Tooth Powders as aa ap
pepdage to the toilet Ii warranted 10 conain no ngred
en in the least degree injurious the teeth and high-
Nv recommended 6y eminent dentists us extensive
SALE general ssfscon that ensur e. are bowever
the best evidences ofi popularity and merit ffce % cen's
Yer sale by M C. Hart l7s Broadway, J. II. Hart. d.
ham 81 r. M Guion, IN Bowery corner Of Pike and Henry
ss ana at 44l East Broadway and Divsion
bertv a. jy26-eod-wSms
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

MEDICAL AND sUHGICAL.-DR GLOVER
vI consulted as usus IN the treatment OF certain class o.
oe,se spprses the public that he has received regular
nal education this country, and Is 10 be cssscd
with The senamed doctors, medical puers and preenders
he day Office No. Arm 81, the American hnscnnh
private entrruce third door from the Museum Lamp the
ina., cssss door n the evening". ie1T.n
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

- nd work. kmanship maRuactured and Tor sale bv
auie LEWIS sFEUCHrwANuHr, 2 Courtlandt st.
ITO HARDWARE DEALERS: SIEVE AND
j BRUSH MAKERS.-Brsss wire Of the hnea numbers
"sv sy,sr Lkwis w FEucHTwANeERa cosr,lasdt st.
A PAsTOW,s OIL, Oh COMPOUND Es.
"A, vENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS, for destroy NJ dand.
ruiz and the coung out OF turnsg grey
prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR, Hair Cutter l65 ereen
wich street, New York. -. - .
This inmsbe on has the product Of hneen years o
experiences the city OF New Yok where have been prsc
usng the hair cutting business In ths PERIOD never knew
any who has whose hair has not been Improved
by the OF this Compound and the pubs may rely o.
that A. PASTORS COMPotND OIL Is ths whoelsomest
and best OH foe the hair, snakes grow thick and ong pre-
s falling on turning grey hair has begun
grey, such nourisher hair, that by use Will
70 It's natural eolo also hair from oecem
ing shaded and hair already shaded which great dsh
10 young ladies, sna used Cor short te will
10 m nsural ceor clear and keep the bead
and hair clean; promotes ~y ehrows and whlskera
For sale wholesale snd retail by
A. PASTOR, les Greenwich st. ". York.
Price, 50 cents per bottle. aH22lms
Morning herald., 1838-08-24
CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING

Oil Vitrisl, Alum.
Bleaching Salts, Copperm, .
Aqua Anona, Murlatlc Acld'
AQUA FORTS Nitric Acid,
Blue Vitrio, Manganese
And manv other articles in the line OF their business.
Orders will be received their Banking house, No. u
Broadway or Al the Office oftheir agent No 81 West street.
naSIvs GEO B. GILBERT Agent.
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

I EBCHEs! LEECHEs,-The most superer hlnd
IL OF Swedish Leecbes In excellent health just lsndsg sna
for sale si No. Coeniies Slip by ~owo.r
jy28A- " bho-wOLr.
pfLLs OF EXCHANGE payable or al paris pso o. ..
- Enrand Ireland and Scotland efo, ~, -, anoz"
pourds To- 1890 pounds, always for sale a. no,.,-r.
/. su4 y. sNLvEsTER, $50 sreaewsy ana q VAL
nNE OH TWO ROOMS AHE WANTED,
~ furnsksd O. anfnrniskes in comfortable iamny, near
this oSnce. Direct horace Herald Office, stating terms
jy27u
Morning herald., 1838-08-24

SPEAKING TRUmPETs, of suPerier quality
- ard work manshp mswulactured and FOR sale bv
IA rEWIS EFrTCH lwANQWF z Courtlandt 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
Fr'm the ~ York Gazette, Of Monday.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND,

The Great Western steam packet. Lieut.
Hosken, r.. N. was announced Yesterday
morning at little before eight O'Clock, and
came up to her dock in gallant style at half
past nine, having made her passage from
Bristol in fourteen and half days. The
Great Western left that port on the 2lsr.
and has brought US our Liverpool and Lon
don papers to the Goth, and Bristol papers
to the day of sailing, as well as Lloyd's
List to the 20ih. The Great Western made
her passage out in twelve days and an half,
and gentlemen who went passenger in the
voyage out, and has returned in her. has
done what was never before done-be has
been absent from New York thirty nine
days, has been TO England, spent twelve
days and is back again!
The Sirius nrrved at Plymouth on the
10th, in fifteen days from New York.
The Liverpool Cotton market was dull
and heavy and on the whole, rather worse.
The interest excited at the Coronation of
the young Queen seems hardly TO have SUBJ
sided, and was prominent topic in the
British newspapers. At her evee held at
81. James, very great number of presen-
tatlons took place, and among the number
we notice those of Mr.. Throop, Minister of
the United States to Naples, Capt. Perry.
of the U. s. Navy, and DR.. M'Auley, Of
Baltimore
The Great Western has brought out no
less than than l3l passengers, among whom
will be seen the names of several of our well
known and distinguished citizens. The
theatre has received strong reinforcements.
Madame Vestris and Charles Matthews.
husband and wife by The way) Mr.. Power,
&c. DC. are among them.
The political news is ofvery little interest.
The Duke of Leeds is dead.
The Vaudeville Theatre in Paris ha,
teen destroyed by fire.
serious fire took place at Cairo on the
2lst of June, and destroyed the houses on
several streets where the Franks reside.
The loss of property is said to have been
immense.
One of the foreign journals reports that
the remains of the Emperor Napoleon are
shortly to be removed, with the sanction Of
government, from their present resting
place to the Plnce Vendome ut Paris, in or
der to be deposited under the pillar erected
in memory ofthe Austrian campaign. Mar
shal Soult, in addition to his other duties,
has, it is said accomplished this mission, in
which he was nided by the Duke of We'll
iDgton, who, moreover, is to assist at the
funeral honors to be rendered to Napoleon.
The Prince De Joinville, it is said, was
to be sent in Frigate to convey his remains.
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and asked him if he thought il was possible
for the poverty of this world tn drive them
to more desperate extremity than that
which they had suffered thus together.
lie assured her Of his willingness 20 en-
dure for her the same trial again--and of
the Joy, more tlnn he could express, which
he felt at finding her so willing to fulfil her
engagement, which i, is said is soon TO be
censummated. II was not till then tha, he
was made acquainted with the fact, that his
lady love, who is represented to be about
nineteen years Of age, beautiful and accom-
plished, is heiress to an estate worth at least
two hundred thousand dollars. Who would
not be shipwrecked ,--and hencefortb. who
will say f" matches are not made in Heay-
on 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
From the Pror. Herald.

GsoRGE Is. HoLT, Esq. of Selby County
Ohio, has renounced federalism. lie ha:
long been q leading member of the party
but having become satisfied of the rottennes.
of their governing principles, has quit them
and made public declaration of the fact
We take this as one good on:cn 10. ds;Soe.
racy in Ohio. 1t is to be hoped there are
many othels as good and that the queen
of the west will return to her former envia-
BILE standing.
The following is an extrac, from Mr.
fIolt's letter. 1t is Of thrilling interest. 1t
presents picture of things as they are. Ii
comes from one who understands the secret
motives of the federal party, and the unhal-
lowed means by which they resolve, if pos
sible, to attain ther object. Let the " peo-
ple-the working men"-reod and psnder,
and not close their eyes to the dangers
which surround them.
" A great battle is to be fought. The
bankers, the stock jobbers, the spectators.
the shavers on the one side the people
the working men-on the other. With the
latter | enrol nv name. have some
knowledge Of their wants and interests. /
know their purity of purpose, their love OF
justice, their attachment to liberty, their de-
votion TO their country. My early associa-
lions and trainings were with them my
sympa,hies are with them; and when ] see
schemes ard Vaccinations on foot, TO build
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From the American Presbyterian.
THE SACRAMENT NEAR THE
HERMITAGE.

| Agreeable to the notice previously given,
the Senior Editor OF this paper, together with
the Rev. Mr.. Smith, administered the Sa-
crament of the Lords Supper, last Sabbath,
! in the church near the Hermitage.
! The church is known on our Presbyte-
rian records by the name of Ephesus, and
was erected many years since on the domain
appertaining to the Hermitage, principally
by its venerable proprietor, The Ex-Prs.i-
dent of the United States. 1t is beautifully
located, and though not spacious, or even
finished. yet it is II delightful Summer Tenn
pie, for the calm and pure worship of the
Triune God. Such at least, 1t seemed to
us, during the services Of the late soemnity,
and especially so, when it became the abode
of the communion of fredeemed spirits, around
the table of their present Lord and Saviour.
While such seasons are generally the most
joyous and eevatins, which believers can
enjoy on eurtb, the one, to which we have
alluded, afforded more than ordinary inter-
est, because among several interesting ac-
cessions to the church was numbered one,
peculiarly interesting-we mean the Ex-
President himself. To the Christian, every
spiritual accession to the army Of the living
God is ground of joy, because every soul is
of infinite value, and in its redemilon, the
spiritual empire, and consequently the de-
clarative glory of the Great Captain Of his
salvation is augmented. Still, on account
ef the great amount of commanding influ-
ence, which distinguished individuals are
capable of exercising in the cause Of relig-
ion when truly converted TO God-their
conversion, TO oil Christians, cannot be 9th
erwise than n matter Of far more than or
dinary interest and rejoicing. This, pro-
spectlve of all other considerations is calcu-
lated to yield uncommon qualification, TO
all who feel interested in the kingdom Of
Christ below, when they learn that General
Jackson has solemnly consecrated himself
to ,he promotion Of its interests, during the
remainder Of his days. II may well be i'm
sgined that the scene was thrilling, when
this veteran in years, and in the service of
his country, professed allegiance to the
Sovereign Of all worlds, and promised M
eternal fidelity to Him, who demands the
homage of oil created iutelligeucies. Ho"
could IT be otherwise a form OF no IN
common appearance for inspiring venera-
,iou, was standing before the Assembly. u
was The firm of one, who had been long
known as amongst the most distinguished Of
M. coun,ry,s CeneraIs-wbo had often per-
He'd hi. life in their defence, and who, un-
der God, had achieved one of the most nc
morablc victories recorded in the annals of
modern warfare. Nor is this all. The
same venerable form had filed, as s,a;es-
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and bolster up 10 our beloved country, a mon
eyed aristocracy, above the people, Mt the
expense of the people, and ut war with the
sp'rit and genius of our republican instilu-
lions my feeble voice and humble influence
WIN De found on the side of the people.
Let The working men unfurI their banners
10 the breeze, with the inscription upon its
folds: PROTECTION TO LABOR /:
No COUNTENANCE TO CORRUPT
MONOPOLIES let them be fai,bfnI to
their motto, and all is safe.
l conclude with this request: Assign me
a station in this contest, with the rank ond
file men and ] will consent, to be placed
in the fore front of the hottest battle.''