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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01
lOnn WILL gE FoRF9ITEp If D Poet

that sHERMAN's COUGH LOZENGEs will cure them
in two days Apply at lO6 Nassau st. door above
Ann au-26
q 10OO WILL BE FoRFHITED if d. POETS Erad.-
w AOOV caor fails to of certain del
case disease in less than "a hours For sale wholesale
retail BY appoint ment by A. B. d. SANDS 10 and 100 Fu
ton street. and the following Dreg Stores Chamber
street and Broadway Of Chamber Church tree
44 Broadway 90 and $50 and Bed
ford streets Is and loe 9th Avenue and Burnes Patent
Medicine store, 81 Canal street.
Price ST. jyls-sm
ERECKLEs FRECKLEs.. FRECKLEs...-The
prevalence Of Freckes the human face and has
rom time mmemoral, been not only annoying but adecded
disagreement TO the human body and gratifying discove
that efectual dperser has length been fosHd in
'Wysth's Celebrated Milk OF Roses which has
'aed and snsquaied in England France, and Ameoa for
nearly Fifty years.
BrRsxr, New Jersey, May lAth, 1889.
SIsAt the request Of my brother William have great
pleasure in stating you that have been mach freckled
the lace and nesk for upwards Of years.
nendcd to Milk of Roses have done So feel
truly pleased in saying that after the for month";
free from every bieRish my skim and my complex
on changed for the better.
ESTHER OGDEN, Bergen M
Wyeth Milk of Roses speedily pmpIes botehes
Gales rouehnsss, sunburn chang cappsg for r.
moving the unpleasant sensations after shaving perfect
the cork of each bottle For SALE wholesale and RETAIL
he proprietor prices by A. b. D. Sands 70 Fulton
street, Guon, lSo Broadway; Mil oor 1893 Broadway Hart
cor Chambers aud Broadway; Dcke Ana Broadway Clarke
cor Houston and Broadway; RIns, 644 Broadway; Cole
Cs.en, Col Broad Syme Bowery; Dewar cor
Wyeh, 80 Bowery; Creighton, Carmine and Bedford;
Cotton Blocker street; Lindsay - 9th Avenue; Love-
9th Avenue; Nicely Christopher and Greenwich Lane
Burnstt's Perfumery store. 81 Canal street jys-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

DRiTANNIa WARE.-Juss received from The celebrated
ID hosss Of DIXON Sons, Sheed very sros - full -.
ssmsst Of tee Pe and sugar and srssn pots all
to match, separate II pred The shove srs an o. tns
latest silver patterns snl ~ Of finish, suPass any Of
the kind ever imported
80 D. e. DELAvAN,l II Maiden Lane.
NJ OTCE-A gentleman wishing put three hundred dol
IN lars in specie interest," good security or stock IN the
Phenix Bank will answer any application addressed
Herald Office If signed with the real and residence
$40 IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

A RTIFICiAL TEETH-lnserted the principle Of
n Atmospheric Pressure from single tooth TO complete
set. by w. Thorn Surgical Mechanical Dentist from
London. 435 Broadway entrance in Howard office hours
from ,-ht until six au3l Im'is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01
COUGHS, COUGHS,
COUGHS.

THOUSANDS will suffer from Coughs, Colds, &C.
caught during the heavy rain yestcrda, and will
find untiney from sumpon arising from slight
colds unless they to timely OF and
certain medicine None be better than sHERMAN'S
COUGH LOZENGES. They the only medicine that
fails Read the following and be convinced II is
only among hundreds. Do not delay but get box at
REMARKABLE CURE or CONsUMPTIoN-Mr.
THOMPSON from New London went last fall 10 the South
account Of his health recommended as the Only chance
for him proloug his life be thought to be in the last
Of consumption After spending the winter there he
greatly aggravated that he expected live
from day day friend Of his in the city had heard much
about the by Shermans Cough Lozenges
purchased and sent him box which gave him relief after
the e dose and before he had taken the second box he
abats attend to his hpsa This adds another TO the hum
dreds .y thousands the living witnesses that Sherman
Cough Lozenges will consumption. Wholesale and retail
at l06 Nassau ST. door above Ann. aul7
VNTAyERLY NOYELS.--A beautiful copy Of Parker's
w edition Of the Wayery Novels complete in 20 volumes,
bound Also. The work complete in Volumes
closely printed ia double columns, handsomely boundand
tered xc for sale BY +. SAUNDERS,
s27.y 357 Broadway.
lIINE STERLING SILVER WARE.-The subscriber
y has just received fine assortment Of Sterling Silver
Ware consisting Of Tea Sets Spoons and Forks and Ladies,
Butter Knyes &C. &c. For sale the New York General
Furnishing Warehouse, No. IL Maiden lane.
sepl0 d. +. pELAVAN
TSRENCR MILLINERY-Mrs A. J ENGEL. fornery
IL A. A. MOTT No. 1891 Bowery and 463 Broadway,
respectfully invites the Ladies Of this city and vicinity
the above places Monday the 30h instant and Took
her fashionable millinery, adapted TO the present
Also at her esabshm ent IN broadway will be kept
any hand Mouseline de Lame, Chaiys Of the richest
quality, together with Embroidery. French Ribbon Flowers,
Six Handkerchief spd Scarf Blond Lace Paris Gloves sc.
500 lwt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01


Robs most visnsusy.r
ry-PElNE'S ORRis TOOTH PASTE uDequzle
dentce for cleansing preserving and beautng the
giving 10 them clear aud peary whteae and removing
preventing appearance OF tartar II also improves
color lips prevents and heals all ulcers Of the
rests the progress ofdecay In the resth and impars
~ = a ~. ~, Ill, ~, I re-. u,., sdsy
ing and beauty ing the teeth, 10 Psines Orrs Tool.
II gives to them clear and pearly whiteSess and i'm
peculiar and most grateful sweetness TO the breath Nf
daily commend 20 the attensn Of readers eSsst
the female portion Of them No toilet be nple~ Of
out it.r-Ladies Mag. ,oek
The unprecedented celebrity which this srcellens
Gle FOR the teeth speedily attained under its original
Orrs Tosh Paste has induced several rdvds.
make base counterfeit preparations OF which beware, fos
they may probably prove highly injurious he teeth and
TO he compared with the genuine than Hyperion to
satyr The original Ncle has the fac sme Of the
,encr and proprietor a. w Pene upon the label without
which IL j. not genuine.
For sale only the Bazaar liza Broadway, by Ouon ls
Brosdway J. H. Hart NJ D. 15 Broadway and % Hudson
Howe aud Guon las Chatsmst Il. NJ Guion, Isl Bo~ery
and s3 Henry st. corner Of Pike.
Again-Bcware of Counterfeits. al 10 eod3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

WANTED.-TO let those who have caught Ids, Cough,
w &c, during the rainy and changsable weather. know
that SHEHMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will them
IN one or two days Apply at 100 Nassau door above
au.26
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

Ohm PLUNkETT respectfully informs hs nds and the
y public in general that he has opened the Store No. 97t
Nassau street. second door abb Futon street. where he will
continue furnish his patrons with the choicest Havana Sc
CARS, wholesale and retail addition which he has
Furnish them also with genuine aud
article of French and German Wines French Brandes
Liquors. Absynthc, Qumbu Water, Syrup and Preserves
&c. &c.
Gentlemen from Europe, the South and the West, who
partial good Hsv Sega and the pure Of the grape,
respectfully invited call and judge for themselves
NB-The subscriber fatters himself from the experience
he has had in his line OF business that he is able to compete
with other in the same line s2S.twiss
nANCING OVERWHELMINGLY HaLL--Mr.
~ j. PARKER has tie honor TO his fri-rds and
ths pabc, that his School for the Winner will
Thursday the 81 Of OctobsrDays Of tuition Thursdays aad
Saturday, Young Ladies' class from three to five oclockBo
from Eve osevcnGcntieman class from eight TO ten Nr.
pledge. himself to those families who may honor him with
their patronage that The srcies attention will be paid to the
pupils hy himself daughters forward tn, IN the polite
Art Of dancing and waitzg For the accommodation ofiam
lies residing the upper part of tie city, Mr. nenis
ing Sci DOL at the Military Hail. Bowery MIR. p. will also
private lessons the residence of The pupils, Public Sc
and Select made known by apply
ing ct the residence If Dir Parker No 207 Bowery saso
A CARD-Mr wALLACK hegs very respectfully o in.
Of the shcspu street Theatre, Philadelphia,
would been able postpone Mr. Keans for
week thereby giving that gentleman oppo tsnity OF
New York his from his late Illness aud
Mr. vandeuhsf kndls consented TO his
gtmsnt for week IN order to meet this arrangement Mr..
announced Mr. kean to appear Tuesday next at the
National Theatre, ".yolains Nibos, ia broadway From
letter received found Though with every kind wish
or the Philadelphia Theatre renders imprat
cable. Mr. Kcan therefore, act IN New York until
should have been his second which will
Monday Oct. 2Sthn consequence OF which, Mr.
and will make his first here for twelve months
Tuesday. lst October s1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

INOR cOLORiN9 RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA-
II NENT BROWN OR BLACK.-Red o grey ~ mag
rermsnesty coor-d rich and glossy brown BLACK b.
,nge applca Maemn eds Turkish Dye and nsesa0f
njurng the hair, do, IL improves its
gearaoee and II grow very ururianty - ths
eputson 81 this article that orders have been received ov
American genensn residing Canton, who have sats
actoy tested its efficacy Will. athome Price 81 per soss,
and .old Wholesale and retail a.
6UIONs, $50 Broadway,
sley AGENT. for the United States Of Ausrica-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

A RTlFCiA4 TEETH-WM THORN respectfully in.
IA ic that he teeth the principles OF
and docs not hesitate in saying that from
MS meehsnca h,wege Of his profession that teeth inserted
by hsm urA-d AZ equaed in this any other
country. lie l tbs opportunity of stating, that Tor twelve
months near Whole ofthe mechanics part Of r Levctts
practice Of "a uadway executed By him. All teeth
~ warranted for masc articulation, and
bcau<y mosy returned Oce s3s Broadwav entrance in
howard strce'.
~. E.-llo.g e attendance from Ito s. au31 lm'is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

yNTOOD's TOOL sTORE.-T. >. WOOD. Importer OF
w Mechanes' Tools, has constantly hand very ex.
tensive aid vau7ble assortment for sale at his store Nc
Chambers corner of Chatham street
Planes Of every yiey saws Of every description squares
and beyes spirit levels auger and auger bits, bits for
braces OF every shape; files, large sssomept ma hsma-
tic instruments variety Of turag Iahes Tools mill
ing do farming gx bands and hooks for lathes, boxes
ami tape Cor cutting wood turning hrs, rate
article grntIemens tool chests filed with best quality Of
TOOLS wrenc and every other descriptions Of hammers; glove,
brush. sheep AMI horse shears alsge sss,r ment Of bent
and aght ritter files and rasps tape measures carving
tools sndes all sizes cabinet makers clamps bench
screws hand screws ches and geuges plane oil
vices pliers, cutting knippe cspcrs, draw plates,
do tong plates aud dies aires and framing
chsei (Anercan) warranted horse shces draw knives
superior se Butcher and shoe do, glue emery and
sand paper ar stocks gu>gs bubbles for levels
and scissors with general assortment suit
able for aimo-t any kind Of business. ssp1- lms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01
CARTER AND THORP,
Boeh lob ard C.saieg.e Printers,


DOCKS Timi,hlets Cards, Circulars, Handbis Gaia.
I'D locucs very description OF Mercantile, Law No
t,ri.t iank. es.tutcd the rrost moderate terms
-.rs Ca rherp thanks for the very liberal
patronage hit extended to them, and would respectfully
inform Inc ~ their type presses, &c entirely
rrw AVID OF approved style they entertain but little
doubt of ciyi ,.acou ts all who may snrust them with
ORDER.
{ry- NJ patf aar. No. 81 Exchange Place. s6lm'
'DUCKItN'N - TsNT RAILWAY co0KfNo STOVE
ID A. the sss approaching Tor houek, epers 20 supply
themselves h,- useful and article, their aen
solicit iere purchasing TO the Raicdy Stove, ~
being sl,ovr best IN the MARKET Cor the purpose. Of
cooknr hues have been sold in this city within the last
~ mouths every instance fsr ~ known, have gwen
perfect satisfa aAt
Also Cor 49, ~, Grsat Western Cooking stove for
SHIPS. steam A. MI hotels. II 10 exhibiting At ". Me-
clenics' Fair EtNue Garden 1. FIELD,
ss.im. 2al Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

OYSTERS will be served at his establishment every
all during the day, and ust ~ o'clock, NJ He
also prepared to supply es at their residences, either
opened the she'll the reasonable ters s23 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS.-Easraved m a
and improved style. and printed with the utmost
Just received, superior lot OF Porcelain Cards.
pr.ssy for Visiting aud Wedding Cards. which for whiteness
aud briancy o posh cannot be rxceed Persons
their Card Plates have them printed the
at short notice.
Store Cards orsvery description either Coppsrpate Let
ter Press, executed favorable terms. by applying
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Engra and Printing
s2S iw+ so J,hn ST.. corner Of William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

l,ERNA .Cehy, f,- ra.s, ,ng coffee for sale vblc
VI ale auo thy LEWIS FEuCHTwASGER,
ia Y GVid street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

DAM IN THE SIDE AND CHEST-Dr. TAYLOR:
Sir have obtained from rressher the Rev L. Pow.
ers one bottle OF your Baa OF Liverwor which has had
the desired effect have not clear Of the chest
and SIDE and weakness in the back for nine years un
your vegetable medicine More than year
pronounced hopeless b-h by medical and botanic physi'
clans Ny well knows through this village and take
the bety Of pure gratitude have Induced many
nsI, delicate health with inward weakness sc. to
your medicine, and they find II ,ets chsrm,ngly.
MRS. J. LEE, Greesnnk, l. L.
=. This medicine is sold genuine at s15 BowS Mind
this s2s-g0k1tw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

q. < REWARD.-LOSTO OR STOLEN, on Saturday ttr
Up noon. in the crowd getting board the British
Queen Pocket Book containing among sundry papers,
for $500 drawn at four months by Gordon Carr Of Phade
phia favor of Alexander Greig Of this city, The above
reward will be ad and questions ASKED provided the book
returned within days No greater will be OF
fsed the contents being vaues but the
so 81 ALEXANDER NJ. GREIG, 10 Old Slip
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

DALI ROaM TO LET The splendid assembly
ID o Shakespeare Hotel to be lei, for the coming season.
90 respectable responsible person, Tor assemblies
teaching OF dancing
Since the the Ia, been newly snbehec
asd beautifully Grammatical which makes Il the mos 'suPer
ADD elegant for balls, &e iu the city.
Select parties vii be accommodated for certain number
or nights during he for their society bal, early
annie alton be made to the subscrib
ROBERT ANDERSON, Proprietor,
a. I'm Shakespeare H-ei, corner Of VIM. & Duane -
STONES IMPROVED WATER FiLrERS-Slann
al fetured sold BY the Inventor ssd original mansac
tsrer 100 iay Y-Tbese Filters have been highly ap
proved Of Europ and America for upwards Of O
are accounted superior 10 any hitherto constructed they
combine the psororii.s Of purifying we'll as clarifying the
most impure arbd removing all dec,sr"us
rendering ny wholesome. and thereby preventing man.
Diseases which rice the Of impure water.
Tho persons having Filters made by those profess
Ing etandpg the business can have them replensh
fitted the Subscribers plan and warranted 10 act
psrl.st,y j. STONE, Plumber and Engperr,
.t7.l,r. 800 Broadway
VxTARM stOfAES-A arrang emepent for WARMING
wv lofts, being very gcnerall,
adopted Is sup YER 10 anything IA
Msrchans ~ hive adopted this plan have found that their
Northern and ,aern aswe Southern customers, know
appreciate tie comforts afforded them, Wien making
their pur chs sTRATTON sIfMoUE
Successors 10 ". Mott 4 Co,
sIAl, 2a2 Wa,ust
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-01

l,fiE co .'ll sNiON.-FEMAL,. BEAUTf-Alkin-
sons ngtory, the only article that has ever been
und perm " renove spcrAaous hair from the face
.ck AMI Fcmal.s leaving the skin softer, liner and
hitter THAI a, application. II Ia mild and hstrness
IL nature i may BE- used upon infant With perfect
f.tv. For Ie rrier dnsrs Per bettie--at GUiON'S,
~ BroaIw sii Tor the United State ~ Areeiea. sie
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-08

children: The despot has burned your
dwellings; his pirates have robbed your
people; yorr maIdens have been violated
and your sons, fathers and brothers impri.
soned, exiled or slain.
The tyrant has shed the blood OF the
bravest;he has desolated your country with
fire aud sword. The black and shoulder
ing ruins of your once fond and beautiful
homes and the blood stained soil of your
native country appeal to yon and sternly
require you to PREPARE TO STRIKE
FOR VENGEANCE and for FREE
DOM.
Is there a patriot, who loves his country
better than himself? Let him destroy the
tyrannical and Infamous Colborne and the
blood thirsty Arthur
4" For he, who for his country dies, will live for
ever
" Who freedom loyes-his name and fame can
never die"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-08
MAY s.

pedlars who have passed these
resolutions ask themselves If
their plan contains the elements
Of a permanent system OF gov
eminent" Does it not in fact
contain all the elements of
weakness, contention and de-
cav? Is the attempt to charge
half of our debt on Lower Ca
NADIA, any thing but an attempt
to plumber her to that amount?
She had no voice in contract
ing that debt, and therefore has
no right to pay a fraction of it.
We are ashamed that such a
bare-faced robbery of a whole
peoples money and rights
should ever have been advoca-
ted in the Assembly of Upper
Canada.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-08

In the "Ami du Peuple" of the eth ult.
We find an address signed by nine individ-
uals to Colonel, the Hon. Charles Grey,
c%omplimenting the list Regiment, who
were stationed at Lacadie during the
winter. We see the names ofsome French
Canadians among them, thanking British
Troops for their humanity, when they
have before their eyes the daily spectacle
OF the pIundered and sacked homes Of their
unfortunate countrymen.
The fFst upon the list is Joseph Crevier,
Catholic Priest, well known at Sandwich,
y. c. for certain honorable business, which
obliged Bishop MeDonne!I to silence him,
IN consequence Of which he was sent 10
Lower Canada.
,. Or. QuesneI, J. P, brother Of julius
QuesneI, J. F., Of Montreal, who signed
the order to murder three Of his country
men in the streets OF that city on the 2lst
May, 1882.
3. Laurent Archambeault, J. P, a very
warm patriot till 1886, when he was made
a magi6tra.e-since then, a rank Tory.
This man. in the winter OF 1887, accused
his parish priest Joseph Crevier ofdishon-
eSty in the pecupiary matters ofthe Church.
These are the only three French Canadi-
ans who signed the address.
The nex< is lilly Rice, j. Pa yankee
IoyaliSt, whose property IT may be remem-
bered was destroyed by fire two weeks
ago.
The rest Of the signers are men of nei-
Their influence nor property, and unwor-
thy o any remark.
Query.-Where were all the respectable
men of Lacadie? We do uot see the
lanes of one OF them.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-08
SWANTON, MAY 8, 1889.
REVIEW OF DURHAM'S REPORT.
No. |.

We have not been able to notice the Report o.
Lord Durham in our previous numbers. Wehave
delave until this moment, in hopes Of being able
to reduce its size by classifying its contents, so as
10 bring the marrow of the verbose Lord within rea-
sonable bounds.
1t h,s been called in newspapers, an extraordi.
nary document and so il is, owing to its extraordi-
nary composition, which consists Of a multitude OF
garbled facts, and false though cunning deductions
from those facts +; but so arranged and deduced as
to persuade the world, ist, that his Lordship is a
marvellously clever fellow in making discoveries /;
ID, that, though the s.Anglo-Saxon race in Cana
ia > has sinned a little against politeness, and is
rather bitter against the French race, neverthe c.
less, the universally ignorant Canadians and their
leaders hate the BRITISH, and upon this assumed
fact be ceaselcssly hsrps, at the same time hypo-
critically making some slight allowances il J%ustif-
cation Of their hatred, in order thereby TO excite a
belief that he is a just man and ought to be credit
ed which course gives more weight to his false
statements than hey otherwise would have. As
one example out Of many fhis false deduc lions
from partial facts, let US briefly examine the fol-
lowing, he says -
"The improvement. Of the harbour Of Montreal,
was suspended from a political a~ntipathy to a lead
ing English merchant, who had been the most &C.
tive Of The commissioned and by whom it had
been conducted with the most admirable success y
From this rAor, the "Nobie Lord" once mon
sud for the hundred,h time, deduces as a fact, that
the Canadi ans hate the English and if the fact
was as he states 1t, persons at a distance might
reasonably enough believe that his deduction was
a true one. New, the whole statement is false
and the Noble, Verscious and impartial Lord knew
that what he said was false. These are the facts.
The Assembly voted a iarge .um of money TO erect
the whsrves in Montreal. and the Governor named
as Commissioner TO carry that measure into effect
George MoGatt Ca leading English mcrchant.'')
julius Quesnel, a renegade Canadian, snd Cap
tain Piper OF the Royal Engineers. These Com
nHssioners commenced the work, carried lit on
bnskly and well but exceeded the limitation of
expenses. On application to the Assembly, = sum
was readily voted TO indemnify those Commission
ers for their eIuavagance ; because the work ~as
we'll executed. This improvement Of the port Of
Montreal. added 10 the Lachine Canal and the
contemplated railroad from St. Johns to Lapr.i-
re, was looked on with jealousy BY the Quebec
people, the railroad especially excited their fears
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-08

Mail RoBBIRY.-The mail from King
ston 10 Montreal was robbed on Thurs
day night of last week, about thirteen
miles below Kingston. The mail was be-
ing transported in a one horse wagon, in
charge of a boy, who was beset by three
men, one OF whom seized the horse by the
head, and the other presented a gun
They then cut the harness, bound the
boy with the lines, and put the mail upon
The horse and moved of towards the
river.
They were all JohnstonS according to
their account, as they took especial pains
10 Impress the name upon the carrler.-O.
Times.