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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

duel il which he fell, had fearlessly and
manfuly spurned the "code of honor" and
thus bnored his own New England morals
-wohd the whig press have condemned
him 'Woud the Thomaston Republican
haveIoined in abusing him, on that ac-
coun BY no means-if thry have honest
ly oppressed themselves with regard to the
couse he did pursue. We frankly ac-
knowledge we should given him due credit
for his moral independence, and should
have desPised the contemplate time-serv-
ing weather cock, who should have dared
to loubt the orthodoxy of our Whigism.
Haven save the party, when such Jacobins
ar, TO install themselves, its censors, and
imtil their poisonous dogmas, as motives
70 action. With principles of that char
AFTER no party can rise or prosper. 1t is
With entire satisfaction, that we would
/ ToR'-if fall We muslin contending
against such political infdelity.
As regards the astounding foresight Of
he Republican, in asserting that Judge
ioco candidate for Congress, we have only
to say, that the idea is absolutely prepos-
tefous. One brain could hardly contain
such an amount of prophetic WISDOM
But a1miltng he is--are the wings of old
Lincoln to be frightened, and entirely an-
nihlaled by this "decoyed politician -
Who manliests reachery to the party Wo
have expressed oursel ready to enter the
lists against Judge Hill, and we now aver
that one Aousand majority shall sound his
requeim West Of the Kennebec !! The Re
publican would have the party believe that
ineoit0bie dcfc0t awaits MS if this "decay-
ed, " "'93 lederaIst" shoald be nominated
Here's patriotism for you Which sounds
most like treacherv
Respecting the "Jlarnry' and the vita
peration of the Republican, we have only
10 say, it is infinitely beneath even our
contempt from onr heart we pity such
meanness, but would draw the veil of char
! ity over all. When that journal, or its
correspondent, shall produce proof Of y
single instance, in which we have "boast-
ed of our services to the Wing party and
Of our ''ihAuenre with H." or one single
case of "<efishress" On our part, in po-
! iiical point of view, we shall feel bound
to acknowledge its right, to elbow lis own
horn and sound lis own stupendous worth,
rs it has amply done in its concluding
paragraph Of false hoods respecting oursell.
| We would cordially rcciprocate every
kindly word or wish Of the Republican.
fdifori0Ly spoken, but to the Democrat"
who swells with such awful authority ard
queries tbs, and demands that with POM
posl'y absolutely alarming--wc tender
| onr unqualified contempt, until he shall
have learned a better melhcd of teaching
wisdom. We commend to the notice Of
the influential gentleman, "4Esop's Fly
and the Stage Coach." The case of "a
democrat" and the fly aforesaid, ale paral.
lei.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

The STATESMAN, or Principles Of legis-
lation and Law Of the Stale Of Maine and Of
the United States, is the title of work
soon 70 be published by tho Hon. John
Holmes Of Thomaston.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

An old lrishman went out hunting rabits,
and fell in with a jackass, which he instant
ly shot. Upon returning home he exclaim-
ed, Och! by the powers, have been after
killing the father Of all the rabbits
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

Fontenelle being one day asked by a
lord waiting at Versailles what difference
there was between a clock and a woman,
instantly replied, "A clock serves to point
out the hours, and woman to make US for.
get them
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

Philosophy is bully that talks very
loud, when the danger is at a distance, but
the moment she is hard pressed by the enc
my, she is not 20 be found at her post, bot
leaves the front of the battle to be borne
by her humber, but steadier comrade he
ligion.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

How poor, even IN this beautiful world
with the warm sun and fresh air about us,
that alone are sufficient +" make us glad, +,
would life be, if we could not make the
happiness of others.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

The Bangor Democrat says-Be suspc-
ious of person when he tells you he will
sell you goods below cost-no one can live
by such trade--rely upon it there is de-
sign to cheat either you or his creditors.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

They talk of having public garden at
New Orleans. What will they make il
of 1t will grow fifty young aligators to
the square rod!
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

More money is spen: in filling the head
with the fumes of liquor thanin filling the
brains with useful information
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

Coop ORDER IN SCHOOLS. A pedagogue
laid down the following as law, which he
said should not be violated with impunlty
viz. No kissing Of girls in school hours
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

There is no greater evidence of folly
than to publish in the newspapers toasts
given on public occasions, the pith Of which
is totally invisible.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

He that will not cherish what is dear to
him deserves to lose the object of his affec-
ton.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

CARDS Gamblers. says Shelton, make
use of cards as more decent substitutes ior
robbing on the road or picking pockets.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

Hunger and cold deliver a man to his
enemy.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

That is but an empty purse that is full o
other mems money.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

Almost and Very nigh saves many a
lie
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-28

The following "Opjnion cfMe Suprmc
Judiciai Curt" in the action Of Samuel
Davis rs. Town of Bath instituted to re-
cover his portion Of the Surplus Revenue,
we ale requested TO publish.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24
jyls-3m

NJ OTICE-The undersigned hereby gives notice, that
consequence Of of Christian kisg formerly
the employ Of D. schAun Co., he has bees compelled
behalf Of himself asd his partner Jonathan Akroyd TO apply
second the Chancellor OF the State Of New York for
relief An INJUNCTION ha. accordingly been granted BY the
Chancellor, by which the said Christian kug and his Agents.
Covn.ors Attorneys and soeitsrs ordered Assoute
" to refrain from intermedding with dposng
any property and fleets Of the late 6rn Of Schwsan
Co any debts due the late firm, goods 81 other
persons which had been to the said a previous 10
the date Of the Of the 18th june 1882 the said
Bill mentioned with the Books Of the said firm. Of
the papers thereof and from receiving collecting dsro
sing any monies other proceeds Of roods effects
Of the said firm Of goods consigned and from
tcrerng with the possession OF the said goods BY the
panan either Of Them their agents. servants from
venting them any Of them from entering the No.
~ EXCHANGE sce or the purpose Of taking Of the
said goods aud effects and them from the said store
Tue undersigned give this notice for the purpose Of apr.
ing all having business transactions with the firm of f.
Sch Co., thai said Christian King has authority TO
business monies, do any thing for
behalf Of the said Grm Of Schwsns Coz and a,o that
said Christian Kug has authority receive collect
monies for goods belonging to consigned to and
sold by him in his iadividu name.
FREDERICK SCHWANN
NB-Tbe Office for the liquidation Of the affair. OF r.
schwann Co. is removed to 60 Pine st. jy2o2w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24


We rssssstsd " hr. Jane l. Martha oss Of sss:sA
bearing Of Sewdtchb Ledge from Baker, Issss L'gso
lately psblished The ledge bears wNW fos us hight, -
stead OF NNw - sialsd.-salsn pspes
The Counbana a Bostos from New Orleans Nssrded
the 4h lust first day from the Passes BY the " ship
Vssdslia, from Rio del Nortc, all we'll.
Liverpool, 81 Frsr hsnss for Liverpool JAY TO- u
Monmouth from New Orleans for New York, June a. sd
Havana
Erw Forcign Ports.
GorrEsBuRG, June I-Srd Vesper, Hunt. New York
PoisT PErRs Quad. Jay lToPc, Smith, from New fork,
days.
81. JAco June 2s-Tacon Green f Phladelrhis6 olnda
Hutchinson, Salem g. Cocheco Crosby dag Serro s,np
son. do Sesnower, Tyler. do; Gambia, Hcyaap, do
MARacAIBo, Juae 25Bar lot inst. At the cy-serchant
Lander, New YORK; Hope Retrieve from New York. passed
ever the bar p5th Pulaski smith, I'm Porto Csbeio passed
over 27th, bound up.
GvArAsILLA, July Charles Sylvester, for New York.
day.
United stnaes POrts.
CALAIS July le-sd Canary, New York. Gov Robbins do;
Sciota, do;
THoMAsroN, July l0-Arr Edwin wilssp, New York; ls
Shakespeare, do
Soco, July i3-Arr Lucy and Margaret New York.
GLouc EsrnR, July I7-Arr AgawaiR Bsrnham, NYork.
BosToE, July 20-Arr Reeside, Davis New York; Oscar
Lowell, do c Two Mays, LOWELL do Victor, Haet, de-
2arr Oliver. Fuller Albany; Pequot, Baker, New York.
Page, Basei, do Martha and Susan, for New York
Gloucester #@# RI
SALEM July 2O-Arr Grecsn Chase New York. Brilliant
Hawkins, do; Trader, Nickerson, do.
PRovIDEHcE, July 2i-sld Amity, Msnroe New York.
SAVANNAH, July ls-Cld State Rights, Atwood, NYork.
KEY WEST, July l-Cld Charles Bright st. Marks, u. 81
Mail; 6-Les. Aorrell, NYork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

BOUGHT, sAsH,E
KNowiSo ss.rs are persons S Who maize sr... pun
heir advertise fer Cast on Clothing, &e &c. and who
many 4" give the full value for The same-H
who may send for h Of receiving the very
,ase in CASH for every article
IA line through the post shee otherwise, V the
shove address, will meet with due attention. eas 3m'
Under THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE so.
~ Getty FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL
KNOW EDGEMAPs originally designed for the purpose
u illustrating the Historical and Geographical Works Of the
Society forming very coupIete Modern aud Ancient Atlas
which and bsasy will be the cheapest pre-
sented the public numbers containing each two
maps beautifully coored already before the public, ana
about fifteen will complete the pias. These will be
brought forward speedily the rigid attention bestowed
their accuracy will allow The progress Of publication has
been spcded Of late BY the necessity of waiting FOR
materials to be obtained only o~ actual Surveys but II ~
hoped that all impedmens Of this sort will be
rncusied
which will complete the whole Of Europe.
These maps compiled from The very best authorities. beth
Official and private TIE scale varies according 10 the aeuow
lodged importance Of the respective countries and Districts
The Arcemt Mapsa very useful and interesting feature OF
which Is that they precisely the scale the
respcsdng Modernsre compiled with the greatest care and
sndcr the most rigorous scrutiny.
The Society have ao published ofthe same sire the
graphical Maps, with the Consultations celored-
Sin Maps Of the Stars, laid down the Gpoonc Projec
be with the naked eye These Maps, placed on 10
noh cube will supply the place sf Celestial Globe and will
be found exceedingly useful In schools
Also the enlarged pan Of IS inches square,
edited BY John William Lsbbcck, Esq, A. NJ v r. =. Nc,
AnExPLANATIoN or the GNoMoNfC PROJECTION
necessary IN the Astronomical Maps by Augusus d.
Morgan. y. II. 3, &c s,o. stitched
Sir Maps OF the world. 10 inches BY TO- Copies of
these Maps of the Terrestrial Gob, are printed without The
Names aud Places for the Exercise Of Students in filling the
Imported by WILLIAM JACKSON, ioa Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Of the Great wsstern. The sdvees y al, sansr wsrs
more DISASTROUS thsn was generally predicted Va, s'ssd
that the advance noticed BY LivssPoo" Of q On hs
ISL Of june would LOST but new learn that the redSs
va, ~ and mai for two DAYS to the sailing Of the
western two large importing houses had been un,.ecss.y
sale at H. decline The deliveries Ior
the stock on the 9Th inst Of American Cotton IN
Liverpool bales larger than at the same period last
ton Of n 900 bales Cor the remaining weeks OF The
wear exclusive of further Imports At what rate prices will
break there yet be ascersaneA Buyers claim con
vel no aporoach has been made to business. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

In ss City and roiers Fa from the 18th day Of July 10
the 70th day OF July, 1892
~ men, - wome.; 81 soys; % girls-TotAl 10
DrsrAsxsAh.cess, o; Asphyr,A VI ApoPeyo burned or
,caed q: Casualties, Cholera iniaatuu, 40, Cholera NOR.
bw n Consumption 10; Corvulsoss Group OF hives o,
Congestion of the brzia 0; Cancer, pelIrum enens, =;
Droe.y a. Drcp.y IN the head do the chest q Drowned
O. By~siey, 4; Epilepsy A. Fever D Fever scarlet q Fs-
trAo d; whoopng cough, ~ Inflammation Of kidneys o.
of hran o. Inflammation Of bowels, 2; inham-
nation Of chest n Inflammation ~ lung, o. Inflammation Of
stomach O. fndAnu alton % thros Inflammation Of liver, q
Janndice a. Malfonnatoa, MAasmus, Measles, ~ Nor
u6cation N Old age, scraula, Small For, sprue
Suicide T,sshng, q, liberalism of the n,eines Un-
known, -
Aer-Of year asd under ga between and2 90 and o.
"a. and 10 q; 10 and 90 10 and 30 o. ~ and 70 a. 10
ssd y ~ and 90 90 and ~, >, 20 and 70, 20 and
90 4; % ami 100. o; unknown, o.
PL.crs o. Narrr- Us,ied States l33 Ireland 10; Esg
land Scotland. %. Denaar, o; France, British Posses
siou. ~ A o. wsie.. o. ocrmaIy, u West Indies, un-
known, a
Fsos--Alm. House Bellevue, .; Hospital, DO .; Ne~
Jerssy o; Long island, n Hospital o. Blaekwes Island
sra ros Hospital, Q, City Hospital u fsn'ssnuay, o
Coior.d persons, Z. 80 ~.
es,y Inspectors o@es. Jsly 90 isss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

On Monday AL inst Peter ogvie, in The 10th year Of his
age
On Monday the I'D instant, Etels Ceena infant child Of
John J. II. Rowan.
At Mount Holly New Jersey The 9Th inst Francis Yer
gee Esq merchant of the house of Messr Verges Cerdoze
Gusyams 7. X.
AT Mobile the 10Th inst Alexander Tremains recently
from New York.
Ga boar Merchant her passage from Mobile 18th
inst. VIM. Grhn. seamen.
Al Ha.ana on the ID Jane, Cunningham captain Of the
schr Margaret
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

nR. J. J. LLOYD wH'TTEhORE respectfully iaforp !,
IL his friends and We puDI,e that he has removed No
Park race where viii Js ~ttvJ ~ .s cell 81 ,he
who may honor him with their confidence Haypg studied hrr
year, the Hospitals Of Paris and year the Lyisgm
Hospital Of Heidelberg snder the celebrated Professor Naegee
he % be ospesnt to treat scientifically disease ths
usder lis observation. nyll-isSm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

At Manhatiasvie. the s2d instant by the Rev Mr. Hart
Miss Emily L. daughter OF the late Jacob Lorrard Esq Of
this city, Lew Morris OF Robert Morris Esq of West
chester. 20
Leyor England the ssd Of May by the Rev Charles
Lsprnsndaye John Osborn Of New York TO Emma daugh-
ter late John Trotman Of Dursley 0ouc'suhire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

NAUxHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-Ths
prsptors Of this Garden respectfully informs the pablc
hat for the variou Improvements have been
ss addition - sfsDtan Of water, ws,eh they sannot but
usiate will vsAy Of their patronage, and Of strass
who visit the city
The Equsson Esehsnee in fell operation The sales on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week Gentenen san
chase with perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles Brides &c entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for hosss
at livery. ROCKENBUR6 BANCkER,
jc7-3n' rroprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

ne ssssses 81 ihs EagsA sewn spss The stock narts
today -. very srY.sas Ne great fall Of prices at the 'iseL
srehaax~ lxrve srssss az bsth stock cotton bills
l.s. ss~a sstsrssi The steamer house reported TO
have vssssssa sssly roosoo return bia The sales
we're small. and Bssh Of ceamsrcs reesdsd per srn'
rhsns Danl ~ Ter cent, Dry Dock Bank ~ per cent,
North Americas Tssa and Banking Company n per cent
Dsls~ars and Hss.es a per cent, u. 8 Bank per cent
vksbs pr cent Banh % Kentucky per esai, Canton
per ess sossgsoa per esni Harlem per cent Al the
eoss however. srmasss displayed and offers At the
prices foons NJ sellers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24


MiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALOON.-wly.
~ LIAM NlBLO respectfully announces that this Est01
lishnent is new open for the SEASON
The highly talented company, snden the direction Of Ga
BhlLL kAvEL, consists Of Gabriel avs Antoine Ra,e.r
Jerome Rave FRANCHISE Rave Leon JavelIi Ravs Josr
Kave Feneion Ravs Monsieur Cars Monsieur Cheksni,
dame Jerome, Madame Antoine Raue Madame Chekeli As
efnoisee Elise Ravel
Leader ofhe Orchestra for the Rave Family Signor Cark
THIS EVENING, Jsly "a
The entertainments will commence with LIE DANCE LIE
CORDE
After which the comic Of Mons Escot aud Madame
Apget, by lie Petit Amour and Mile Louisa Ravel
To be followed by the
REVOLVING sTATUEs-Ia the course OF which many
feats of strength and agility
During the evenings entertainment two Oveures by the
Orchestra.
the insrnsion Of half hosr between the entertain.
nents the Military Band will perform vorte selections Of
music.
To conclude with THE wOOBCUTTER-CharlesA Antoine
Ravel--Louise Nine. Checkini.
Civil aad efficient Officers will be in attendance to preserve
good order, prevent the admission Of improper persons
No posponenent at time, visitors to the Garden
from the through the Grand Promenade the Pro-
menads Saloon free from damp wet at all times.
Tickets so cents.
Doors open at THE entertainments to commerce ct
o'clock
Omnbues will TO and from the City Hotel to the Gar
dea. during the evening. Jy12y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

lust PUBLISHED. by j. COLEMAN, Astor House,
y Treatise the Eye costaning Discoveries OF the
Of Near and and Of Affections Of the
Retina with Remarks the Of Medicines, substitutes
for Specacles BY w. C. Wallace. Ocustsecond edition
RECOMMENDATIONS NOTICES.
From Sir John \. w. Herschel.
Highly curious and interesting well in many respects
new
From Professor knight, Of Yale College.
He ha. made interesting discoveries which throw
light hitherto obscure points in the physiology Of von
From the Report the London Athen@um Of the eighth mee
ing Of the British Association for the Advancement Of Scr
Sir David Brewster laid before the section series Of bsan
tful preparations Of the Eye made by Mr. Wallace, able
ocalst in New York, calculated TO establish important
points in the theory Of vision He stated that u the
important results Of Mr. Waaces dissectoas the
discovery Of bres in the rena. Sir John Herschel had
posed flores to be requisite the explanation Of the heo
~ vsion and is therefore, doubly interesting to had that
they have been actually discovered"
From Professor simas.
have been very avoraby impressed by bis various com
munieaons the eye, and topics relating to that organ
From the LONDON British and Foreign Medical Review
This /. an prenio and well written papero iyi7-lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Dr. 900 WILL BE FORFEITED. If D. POETS Eradi
ID 1OUV Gator fails to recent ef aeertain del
disease in less hsa ~ hours For sale, Wholesale and
RETAIL BY appointment by A. B. D. SANDS aud 100 Full
street and the Drug stores Of Chamber
street and Broadway Of Chamber and Church streets
GA Broadway 90 $50 Bower Of .se and Bed
ford streets, IS and l06 9th Avenue.
Price ST. JylS-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24
CITY Saloon.

90 THE INTERNAL REGIONS. well known by
reputation throughout the bnon and which has been
cessn operation for the last ten located at the
City Saloon ornery HaAnneton Dioramas and next door
the Museum, where the whole may be Every
Evening at halfpast O'Clock, precisely.
add to to the interest of this Exhibition by stating
that the Skeletons therein those OF naeactors
executed Ohio within tbs last twenty years. Tor their srm
nal offences.
Previous which may be the following NIGHT ILLU
sON6, produced by the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
fron Londsn, called the NOCTURNAL POLYAORPHOUS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24
THE STUDY OF
BIO X K f. f. p l N G.

. Cfati sTftf, nfdr Br0ddUdy.
Y- G. G.. MARSH Accountant, continues 10 give Prsc
cal Lessons in this branch o mercantile edu
cation Also to open, close accounts and to write
- books
The of instruction through which the pupil passes
thoroughly praca and the person Of good capacity who De.
about three weeks 10 the study will be qualified to keep
correctly aud elegantly the of any business
The student practically opens conducts closes and rcopens
sse Of partnership accounts; has brought before hin
than hundred different business each 81 which
subject o remark conversation and study be become, fami
lar the various books from actual reference
with trial balances balance sheets various mercantile cacnla
Equation Of Payments Discount and Interest, Ex
change, Insurance, &c sc.
Prospsctuses with terms, 10 be had At the rooms.
C. &. MARsH'S WORKS,
Introduced in ". Y. r. Schools.
The Science 81 Double Enry Bookkeeping simpIi6ed
standard work, eighth edition. 400 pages, svo.-Si2h
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved BY the
Introduction of the Proof Balance, lS,ps. svo-fsc
"A Lecture the study &C Bookkeeping, with Baisnce
sheet Anea, pamphlet asPa. laso-piice is cents
iylp imeoa'