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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

TINE celebrity which the above preparation has enjoy ed,
i for time past, among the proPretors immediate
friends, has induced him make il public. He would
therefore respectfully inform the community and particularly
the ladies, who have warmly paronzed it, that they
always obtain genuine OF the following respectable druggists
and apothecares
n b. Be particular examine closely the envelopes, the
labels printed in gold thus, O,ris Tooth Paste The
wrappers pea paper with the initials Of the propre
tor d. annexed, and sealed with his private stamp For
sale at-Dr Me.y Greenwich lane, Chas Ring GA Broad
way Scheins ia Caaal st, Churchs dispensary
Eowery aud Springs Dr. Byton 100 Division ST. Quackin
bush 45 Camne St, Chelsea nhrmary las sh T. r.
Hard, 22s Bowery j. Weir Ash Grand J. Arnold 2s4
Grand DR.. Allen 34s Grand st. DR.. Murphy Division
Suffolk, Kirby, Division Clinton st, Drake and
Stearns so Delaney St d.. Wilson, 466 Hudson ST. W. NJ Son.
merve 90 4th st., c. Smith, 81 Greenwich st., r. Richard
A Division Gabaudon 81 9th avenue, T. Elder col Canal
81 J. Miller, % Mulberry ST. Colder, 753 Greenwich.
H. Bush, Variek and Hamersley General depot g.
Royal Co. French imporer2 Cedar st. and 7oe Greenwich
Of a22-esd. San
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
Forty Years Experience in uayi0us climates Itcen-
fy.foGr gears established in this city-Neither
Quackery nor Imposition.
DIR J. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Slip. New York.
OLD GAIEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY.

hR. J. EVANS continues u he coohd-nialy
II IN ali " 1891 m~rcEria aad caranc disorders
wusfe u. II Improved prssce, he expt dous
mild treatment m.y be dtpendta To mistakes
particular 10 find No. 70 P.cS Slip
anrrvas BOX containing complete pan Of medicine for
every form OF The e-ase be above.
with utrIpo.iEg he pstirr hey TO order
b pa-i If tie Unilct STATS.
Also, preventive remedy s:ainst v'--- Il that may be
fully relisdan
All letters post paid and describing the and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening
The Offices and Entrances wen arranged and secrecy
may be depended on.
Ne connection with any other office OF the city,
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
Peek lin n Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
TIToNDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION.-For sew. |
w be,, If

AJ ONDEkF vi " hf Or llON-Fo or sew.
w months have i'll Of this awful disease suffering
every distress especially cough and
liability binding Dr. Taylor Balsam OF Li,erwort curing
several Of acquaintance also tried bottle and wonder
full say restored Immediately. Ii also restored friend
of mine Who low Persons at liberty call and
me if DESTROYS Mrs. j. GREEN, 9 Crosby ST.
Go only S75 Bowery for the genuine for there
ny counterfeits
Agents of he cy-Mrs Hays 80 Fulton st. Brooklyn
Dr. Lowerre 377 Broad ST. Newark j. d. Philips Newburgh
RICHTER Pouekeeise; H. Love y, Burrgton T. Benton,
Gudford; $. Nichols cambridge; j. Prouy Co. Geneva
Abraham rrimper, Undertook; Luke Lyman, Mddeown;
N. Schoyiils, Waterbury je2e-3td<wA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

~ TRAW GOODs--The subscriber bees leave TO infsrn
- his friends and the public generally that he has
hand and for sale splendid assortment Of Ladies and Misses
ghorn Tuscan Braid and Straw Bonnets all their varie
ties At prices he obtained At any other
- the city.
Also Gentlemen and Yosths double and single bimuwd
Lesborn. white. ooiored aId vaegsted Of the newest pat
tern. aud hne ,,aual,ty T. q. BROWN,
ie6-lm. Ill william street, cor John st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

IENNlsoNS LATEST Improved Premium Reirgera
81 Factory and Ware Rooms, 300 Broadway. For salt
wholesale ard retail jeil.sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

ITO THE LADiEs.-DR HULLs Supporter efectualI
cures falling Of the womb in every There not
the least difficulty the patient adjusting the Supporter 10 suit
her form and accurately, herself reading the
panying pamphlet of directions, &c.
The high character attained by this important invention has
induced many unpncped advesre to make and vend pur
ions whereby the patient cheated aud deceived and
deauded Ladies will therefore be earefa send
the Office OF the Inventor and Parntee.
a3o-eod No. vesey St, Aston House.
o. DOCTOR GLOVER is consulted during the day and
evening hts Office where his attention confined exclusively
select branch Of his profession and to the Of such
diseases have baned the skill Of inexperienced
ignorant and veuders He has introduced
into his practice several chemical compounds which
quick their operation and decidedly eeacious perfecns
the
Ms office Ann street The private is the fourth
door from the Mseun Lamp al the inner office door in
evening".
B-Dr o. keeps general assortment Of Trusses, which
he adjusts and applies in difficult Of Hernia ALSO Sospen
Bsndages. jel5-lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
DEMOvED DR.. H. vlLLERs Ia. removed from Ne
II IS Liberty street to No. 40 Lispepard street

ID ENJOYED DIR. II. ylLLERs has removed from Ne
N IS Liberty street to No. 40 Lspenard street.
TO SUIT THE TIMEs--OPERATlVE DENTAL
sURGERYThe subscriber performs every Operations the
gums the modern and approved principle. Of
the Dental and with professional skill Irregularities Of
children and adults remedisd carious teeth filled
with gold; loose teeth rendered 6rm teeth exraced teeth
one-third.
NIB Toothache removed insantaneousy. Price 90 cents
mylk-3m DIR. ". VILLERS.
NOR COLORING RED sR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
NEST BROWN ORBLACK-Red or grey hair may
be pemsnsay coored rich and glossy brown black by
single application Of Mshomu ed Turkish Dye aud instead Of
nurng the hair most prepare do improves its
pezrance aud 10 very usurianty >. just the
Of this article that orders have been received for
from American gentlemen residing Canton, who have salts
ctoy testi its efficacy while al home Price 81 bottle,
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUIOks, Ie9 Broadway,
aIs-y Agents for the United states Of America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Cempewnd Essential Oit 81 Almonds,
I0R INC ssndruH and preventing the hair from
ing turning grey, prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR.
Hair Cutter, 49, Greenwich street, New York
THIS simtsble Oil has been the product of twenty -four
years % experience and for the last years the city ~
New York where have been practising the Hair Cutting
snes, and the public may rely IN H. that COM
POUND Oil 10 the wholesome and hest OIL fr the hair
mak,s grow thick aud long prevents it, falling of turning
grey and hair has begun 10 turn grey such nouh
10 the hair that by II will restore TO its uaisra color
also prevents hair IRON becoming shaded and " hair Is olrea
shaded which great Disagreement young ladies, and u
used Tor short c will u ,o Is natural color slea
tie ssu AND Keep the hesd ana hsr clean promotes eyebrow
aud whkers liberal discount inside TO wholesale pach>
A. PASTOR,
65 Greenwich street, ~.
Price. so cents per hottie, highly prrfumed jeiIIm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
G. a. RrndbrO0I's


GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman may procure every article for complete
Out.t OF the best quality,
No. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUARE, N. "
Here the public ma, always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting line
And what is impor tant, be sure,
That untrng real will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere be bought.
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure
And prices most moderate pay
For articles we'll made and secure.
Here they will constantly keep
Every article belong ng to that class,
From the counterpart, blank ct and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also will fad
Their ready MAIDS linen complete,
From fabrics the best OF their kind
And made ap exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Belts and Hose
Handkerchief, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows.
Brings customers crowling in nocks.
But he need not each item rehearse
The Suspender, the Collar the Glove
The Pantaloon Strap and the Purse,
Each fine as those mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order made
BY those who are known to excel,
And the very fair price that Is paid
Yields work that is always done we'll.
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment is found,
And at once there be able to 90
Without searching the city all round.
Also Vestng and Stock lengths. to suit purchasers
my2o3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

nR PERRYis ELIXIR OF COPAlVA, a new chemical
~ preparation Of Copsiya containing all s valuable prop
tie. without its effects upon the stomach OBJ
cted by persons who have bees H. the habit of using In
vide range diseases Copaiva form, is highly neces
sary THIS PREPARATION Is offered TO the public whost any
qusck promises Of it, curing every disease TO which a
humanity subject, u claim the dufetc and OTHER
beneficial effects OF Copaiva without log olo~edby the d
agreeable headaches nausea vomiting other
unhappy this all the advsn of the Elixir
OF Copavs; is applicability all diseases Of the bladder hid
eys other organs where Otter CcpsIva contra
any form heretofore ohered,o the public One trial q this
sold only Ne ~ Ann street at the sign Of the Old Head
Dr. reny may be consulted as usual TIL ten IN the
ing Jeis2s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

MEDICINE CHESTS, Of new aud elegant p,tterns care
lNl fully filled with the @ of Medicines aud scrrel, psck
ed, for families travellers ships and plantations For sale b
RUSHTON \ AsPlNWALL
70 Wlisn-st., 10 Broadway, an 10 Astot House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02
" B. sturbridge Fire Brick for sale.

DREAD-In consideration of the numerous complaints sf
ID the high prices q Bread the subscrib have thought
advisable aoquant the public that they continue TO bake
correspond with the prices Of four They sell four pounds
Of Domestic Bread made Of the best brands Of Venice and Ak
mills -four for Is.
Those who think nducement exteHd their patronage
10 respectfully ved send 10 either Of their Stores
the following places NO. III Lispenard st. 70 Canal l2s
Pearl, corser Of Rose, and o. Barclay Il.
J.J. HALEY & co, Variety Bakers.
B.-Domestic Pies, Cakes AM Pastry al either Of the
above establishments, as usual. ie27.lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-02

BEWARE None can he genuine without splendid engraved
wrapper, and the Of L. s. COMSTOCK omit
ie6-eolms
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22
: See the case Of Dr.. WM. JONES, the lal
MIR. HOPKINS AND THE GLOBE.

Tisknown here, that large packages oflhe Gibbs
containing sundry charges against MIR. II, pkEs
have been sent into the several coualies composing
this District, to be distributed among the people
This oficious interference and audacious attempt on
the part Of the Globe Il dictate to the people Of this
District, will meet with that scors which il merits
al the hands Of high minded and independent peo-
ple They will rebake al the polls the a>oence OF
this hreling oicil VIII, has thus dared by the gra-
tuitous circulation Of his dry sheet" (as Mr. For
sylh, administration mar, termed I'D 10 mslesd
them and 10 attempt to dictate 10 them in their e'ec-
lions. The Globe had as well cease is interference
in this eleciJn That journal has neither the conf.
dence nor r=>ptc, Of the adminislrato on party here
As an evidence Of this fact, il may be mentioned,
that Mr. Hopkins, III all his addresses to The people,
has openly denounced the Globe as venia unpfin-
cPled and corrupt. This has been d me in The pre-
sence Of his late competitor Mr.. Leit~ich) and
also in the presence Of Col George, the present op-
posing candidate. Neither Of these gentlemen II
seems, has sufficient respect for the official organ 10
ATTEMPT defence oft, before The people abingdon
(Ea,) Statesman.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22

Squaliy Siems.-Nineteen gentlemen who
had been appointed in Little Tennessee the
vigilance committee for Russell county. by
DR.. Brockcnbrough and Mr.. Richie. two Of
whom were members Of the last Legislature.
have declined the honor! They say like men
and patriots
"If we were placed upon the committee for
the purpose Of promoting the Sub-treasury, or
Of defeating the reelection Of that able. patr-
otto, and faithful public servant, VIM. G. Rives,
then we ask leave say to the Convention and
to the world, that our 'rigiiance' is not to be
enlisted in any such cause"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

grMa. RENcHER has positively declined being
candidate for Congress in the Rowon District, and
a Wing Convention Is proposed to bring on, can
didate In opposition TO Mr.. Fisher. We have been
charged with having disingenuously designated Mr..
Fisher as Sub Treasury Wing. We kurl back
The in>nualion with contempt. We only called Mr..
Fisher BY the name given US as tending 10 define
his political position We confess that the odious
and ot-reJec.ed Sub Treasury is entirely irrecon-
cileable in our minds, with Wing principles, as
much So as being in and out Of the Union at the
same instant position however, claimed by almo,t
the whole metaphysical party Of South Carolina,
among whom Mr. Fisher may be ranked. David
F. Caldwell, Wing, is spoken Of as Mr.. Fishers
opponent Wilmington Advertiser.
The Hon. Lewis Williams (Whis) has no oppo-
nent in his Congressional district.
A convention has been held BY the democrats
in the Rockingham district, and John Hill, Esq,
has been nominated as the party candidate.
This district was represented in the last Congress
BY A. H. Sheppard.
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democratic young ladies liked thai bssauss be en-
tered in'oh with 50 much spirit and easy iamiari-
y--mAny q young lady romped win The coun, l
the yas.isof the cap'ol-maDy delightful nira,ion
did they enjoy with him In the acoyes ~ the Libra
~ there was nobody like Count FingerIn,o-he
was the lion ofthe Washington democraey.
Time passed away, add With The bid, the gal
ant, and respectable Count, TO the nexpressble re-
grei Of our democratic young lad e. Ia Few weeks
our democratic young ladies' read In the police re-
ports Of Philadelphia, with curiosity respectfully
excited, the following announcement;
"John Thompson, alias Count Fingerinio, for put
ting his fngers iato into genIleman's pocket for
the purpose uf abslracng mo,ey thereirom, sent 10
the peniientiaTy."
Our democratic folks thought this . very funny
piece ofbusinessthe young ladies' could not believe
hi sighed once and soon forgotthe Count In The fasci-
mating society Of Baron Pickaring, and his little
musiachioed attache vichzeini.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22

e The Globe Of Monday night has three
columns Of editorial writing! Are the " dis
continued" obsolete," " exploded deposite
system,' 5000 clerks taken again with the
itch Of writing The Globe has certainly the
advantage Of the rest Of US. Perhaps we
might enumerate some eight or ten editors,
with whose powers the centripetal force Of this
planet is occasionally augmented. The strong
est power Of the Globe Is the centripetal pow
er--that is, the power tending to csatraiisa-
lion.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

For want Of better employment, the Govern
ment Journal repeats the stale calrmnies which
its editor has heretofore invented in relation to
the manner in which the public printing has
been executed for the 18th Congress. Like
Job Pippins, we presume, "he cannot help it."
1t is an idiosyncrasy-th loss Of the election
to the Partnership was blow upon the organ
ofacquisitiveness which deranged its functions.
1t has given il accelerated activity he dwells
upon The subject as envy letters around the
chamber of the bridegroom--and he rings the
changes on it, as if he had been kicked by
horse on the organ Of tune, which irrcsistibly
sets a man singing who may never have sang
before, and as If he never could stop. We pity
such man, especially dn we pity this one.
1.-The adversary has spread his hand upon the
pleasant things, and my children are DESC
lite the House printing has departed from me,
ana the Executive jobs are given to the lowest
bidder"
he Globe was confident Of getting the
printing OF the last House Of Representatives.,
Notwithstanding il monopolized the printing Of
The Executive Departments, and executed that
Oh the Senate. ! his expectation was founded
on the fact that majority Of Van Buren, mem
bers had been returned, and upon the editors
belief that his own popularity was omnipotent
with his party. Preparations and outlaws were
accordingly made. The three days" Of trial
came. The" entity Of recent origin" showed
NAT the Globe was not irresistible with its own
parry il was defeated. From that moment
"' ed''or determined to revenge himself upon
some body. Knowing that he had himself
committed irregularities in the execution Of
'AI' business, he judged that others, by some
bubble or forced construction Of the law, might
be caught doing the same. Accordingly, in the
hope OF making some great discovery in the
arrangement we had made for the execution
ofthe printing, Mr.. Blair pe,itioned Congress
at the second session to raise select COM
mlttee, with the o,tensible purpose of having
al inquiry made into his accounts, and, Incl
den,ally, but really to investigate our own at
lars, The committee was appointed. We
heard no more Of il, or of its d6lngs, until after
the adjournment of Congress in July, 1888,
when, Dr. Duncan, Of Ohio, having remained
here to prepare his unspoken and septuagin-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22

Lea and Blanchard have published the 18Th No.
Of Nicholas NieileIy, with two illustrations.
CaEveLEY; or IN MN Of Honor, the novel Of
Lady Bulwer, which Is creating some excitement
In the novel reading world; and in which the cha
racter OF that lady, that OF her husblnt, relations
and far lily, are dragged before the public IN the
disguise Of assumed names only, has been received
in this city, and is for sale at Taylors Is dish
Of family gossip and personalities, written with con-
siderable smartness, and as much magnity. i rs
Just OF the character, therefore, 10 suit the morbid
appetes of workings.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22
THE POST OFFICE UNDER THE FEDERAL
lists.

ISIS
Our friend Of the Nashville (Tenn.) Ban
ner, says; t
"The Madisonian Is received at this Office now
adays, about once month. Will the editor thereof
see 10 III
We receive similar complaints from various
quarters--irom Petersburg Alexandria
Mississippi- Illinois. We cannot help it.
We cannot but believe that the circulation Of
the Madisonian is impeded by partisan post
masters. II these difficulties continue, we
shall be obliged 10 give up its publication. The
same difIiculties--the same system Of espion-
age and iu6deliiy, on the part Of the mail. ex-
listed when the federalists were in power be-
fore. What the fedcralists did before. It is
natural for them 10 do now. We cannot ex-
pect any alteration or smclioration until we
can get honest republicans into Office. To
shos that the republicans have suffered indig-
mites from the federnlists heretofore, such as
We suffer now, we refer to JefTerson's cores
pondence, to wit
Extract Of letter from Tho jefferson 10 Col Burr,
Dec. IS, 1900.
/" The return Of Mr. Van Benlhuysen, one of your
electors furnishes me Confidential opportunity Of
writing this much To You, which would not have
vennred through the post office III this prying sea-
son.
Extract Of letter to James Madison, Dec. 10. 1900
Mrs. Browns departure for Virginia enables me
10 write confdentilliy what could not have ven
tured BY posi-, at this pryiag s'asoa."
To James Monroe, Feb Is. 1900
h.,r 4.
have nse been acknowledged. BY pot dare not
and one or two confidential opportunities have pass
ed by surprise"
To James Madison Feb Is. 1901.
Notwithstanding the suspected isfdrlity of the
post must hazard this communication"
To this complexion have we come in these
latter days Of false prophecy, pseudo demo-
crazy and imposture. Il remains for the peo-
pie to determine how long these things shall
be tolerated,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22

ofan Official trial. Of which the accused was remit
led TO have no knowledge. might, perhaps, hive
shown 10 your honorable coniInil,se that, hy egn-
arx1sies .hare's ears may happily b. taken ior
horns !" thar the creatures OF yrannicai princes
have ofienumes created abundance Of frsasvas by
eonstrHeiion," which were never suspected to be
such; thai The Law Of Congress does not prescribe
che number Of ems or quantity Of matter 10 be put
in given space, but only prescribes The supe fcial
measurement OF pages, by the somewhat indefinite
Term ~royal octave" and by reference 10 an edi-
lion Of the laws OF The United States, the names OF
the types and figures TO be employed, the prices 10
be paid, and that the work shall be executed In
.prompt, accurate and neal" manner III might have
shown that, 10 all these particulars, except in The
limited use Of burgeos. fact easily explained and
justified, he law has not only remained inviolaie,
bu The Public Printing has never been executed
with more @pIompness, accuracy and nealness'
Than The Printing Of the House Of Representatives
for The 25.h Congress.
II, however, any honorable member Of the Com
millee shall think differently, and as charges and
insinuaiions have been made against me, respect
fully pray the honorable Committee will not relin-
qush their duty until they shall have pfobed them
oihe bottom. To leave the case partially examined
and yet thus the public, as seems TO have
been last session, would appear TO be irrecoDcable
with the demands Of justice. Ilrus, the honorable
Committee will remember that, the humb'esi indi-
vdual may have rights and sensibiI'iies. which
ought 10 have an immusly from injury, equal with
those Of the proudes, favorile OF fortune.
For The purpose Of facilitating the course OF jus-
,ice, which the honorable Committee will pursue,
and In order 10 meet any charge that may remain
uncontradcted or unexplained upon the records Of
your proceedings, Respectfully reques. the privilege
Of calling and examining Witnesses, and OF cross
examining those who have already testified, and Of
appearing in person forthal objec. before your homo
rabe Committee, or Of appointing an agent for the
same purpose. q
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
THOS ALLEN,
Printer tothe Ito, Of Reps
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-22

E1frac. of a letter from Hartford, Conn.,, May H.
"We wait anxiously the result OF The Virginia
election. An intense Interest Is fell in the issue
Connecticut proved herself TO be made Of good
stuff, at the late election. The revolution In our
Congressional delegation was most glorious lri-
umph. We now send Eve Wings and one Conser-
vative, instead Of six Locos.
Our Legislature is now In session, but there is no
business of importance before them. The election
ola U. s. Senator In place Of Kimberly, resigned,
will take place next week. and will probably result
in The election OF Hon. I nADDEus BETTs.