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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

90 CARD-In order t. remove the veil Of mystery
which Frederick Schwann has hrswn around his todays
will only be to state that the recent ac to
which alluson made consist in Christian KIug having
consequence of the improperly conduct Of Schwan
beeR obliged TO turn the said Scwann orcby
Of his store. These "recent ac are, therefore, easily
planned The "acts" Of Frederick Schwann himself take
wider range, occupying space Of some six
they WILL however, have to appear their
place. to the edfcaton Of the said Schwann and will
also enable the public judge whether reliance
be placed the mysterious notices and verbal Of
the said Sohwann.
In the the public requested suspend Cpl.
Mon the merits Of this controversy.
CHRISTIAN KLUo
New York, July 18th, 1899.
Copy Of letter received by Christian Kug from Frederick
Schwann:-
New YoRK, June %, 1889.
Dear sirIn npance with your request take pleasure
stating that the apprehenom created by late
posdenc England and by the impressions received
arrival here, have been completely removed from my
mind.
If any thing dercgaory rejecting ysur
character should have resulted from publication Of the Sd
instant regret exceedingly and shall consider ii duty,
only any from the public
mind but TO give proofs Of sincere reconciliation and
my desire to promote your future interest
Your share the profits Of the firm of r. Schwann Co.,
Of tins city, equal Mr. Akrsyd and besdes your
expences secured according TO and by writes
dated lh infant and here add that the
salt Of the business is satisfactory and creditabe yoarelf
during controversy the excited state Of feelings has
led for my part, have buried in ob
Won all Of it and trust the harmony rtabh
ed relations prove lasting and beneficial to both
Yours, truly,
jyi9 Sits FREDERICK sCHwANN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

NoTIcE-The undersigned hereby gives notice that n
consequence Of acts Of Christian klug brmery
in the employ OF r. sehwann Co.. he has been compelled on
behalf Of himself and his partner Jonathan Akoyd TO Apply
second the Chancellor Of the State OF New York for
relief An injunction has accordingly been granted BY u.
Chancellor By which the said Christian kug and his Agents
Cospeor Attorneys and Solicitors are ordered Absolute
ly TO desist refrain ntermeddng with disrosng
property and fleets o the late a. Of r. schwsnn
Co. any debts due the l firm, goods Of cher
persons had TO the said hrm previous 10
Of the agreement Of the 18th June, ie5s 70 the said
Bill mentioned with the Books Of The said firm. OF
the papers thereof and from receiving collecting OF dsPc-
sing any monies other proceeds Of goods Effects or
Of the said firm Of goods consigned and from in
erferng with the possession of the said goods BY the com
p'aaan either Of them their agents. or servants or iron
preventing them Of them from entering the store NO
~ Exchange Place for the purpose Of taking possession o. ne
said goods and Effects and removing them from the said store
The undersigned gives this notice for the purpose 81 arpr
ing all having business transactions WIN the nm
schwapn Co.. thai said Christian King has no authority 70
transact business receive monies or do any thing Tor
behalf the Of schwann Coz aud aso that
the said Christian Kug has authority 10 receive or collect
any monies Tor goods belonging to or consigned 'adm and
. FREDvRTCK sCHwANN.
NpTbe O6ce fsr the Iiauidation Of the affairs Of "
schwann d Co Is removed TO 90 Pine st. jy7o0~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

NTORTH CAROLINA's AHOY.--Old Jack Collins
Qaarcr Master who has served his country brav.
IN faithfully Cor the last wenyhv years. whom his
shpmate. have always been proud of against whom
not man, fore an could say word; who has
never Lulked-Jack is in limbohavng fallen in with
set Of sharer who him to- falsely 10 clear
man who said he was shipma Of Jacks having first got his
money shpmates viii you stand BY, and help who has
always been yosr friend7 jy2o.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

L,OR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND LIVER
IL Dr. Taylor Balsam Of Liverwor will be found an imme
date and sovereign remedy For than seven years has
this medicine stood the Of experience BY numerous phy
clans, and at all times has proved Itself Of abundant virtues
For consumption in first stages coughs ashmss splitting Of
blood &C. y Is certain and speedy We refer 70 the e-
lowing Pcrsons.-
Mrs Green Crosby streets James Cowan, A76 Bowery; j.
Kavnarh $40 Water streets joel Perkins 26s Third street,
MIR Newberry, 200 Bowery
Remember the genuine medicine sold by the proprietor At
375 Bowery
Agcnts--Mrs Hays, iae Fulton street. Brooklynj A. b.
shaw Albany David Hunt, Utica; Andrew Oliver Little
Falls; D. Prou,y Co. Oeneva James Rea, Paterson.
,90.d3t&Wlts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

K,resrsr fyam MARxcrs, June 2Threc tierces Coffee
sold at 60 s. per loo lb do do ssd at go A0 l0d per
do do od at fs 4dper do; sdo do sold at e. las 4d
per do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
,,,, ,,,,,. City saloon.


90 THE INFERNAL REGIONS, 80 well known -
reputation throughout the Union which been in su
ces operation for the last years. located the
City Saloon formerly Hannngons Dioramas next dosr
to the American Museum where the whole Evesy
Evening at haEpast O'Clock, precisely.
i may add to to the interest Of this Exhibition by stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained
executed in Ohio within the last twenty for their crm
nal offences.
Previous TO which may be the following NIGHT LLU
SONS produced by the New Philosophical Apfaratus lately
from London, called the NOCTURNAL POLYMORPHOUb
FANTASCOPE:-
l-Harlequin dissectsd l4-Ghost Of CALVIN Edsos
2-The Monster i5-Kembe 10 RDneo
3-Forrest as Metamora l6-Napoleon
1.-The Bengal Lion l7-Cherubim
5-Grimaldi l6-Skull Cap
6-Death a Frolic l9-The three ancng cats
7-Gabritl Ravel Punchi. 20-Mrs Siddoss Lady -
nello 11-The Living skull
S-The Haunted Quack 22-Swnish sport
9-Barbarossa 23-T'he si,rouded skeleton
l9Masbeth and the witches A-The drummer Of Pompsii
1.-THE Miser and the Devil 25-WiIliam 4th
l2-Fasaf 26--Washiagton
"a The Devil in his element 27-Nne Chinese walters
90 N B.-The Night Illusions will be varied every
ming
Admission rs cents. Doors open at o'clock jels-0w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20


BOUGHT, ruLL vALur GIVEN ~ CASH, nv
II. LEyETT, "a Duane St. doors from William.
Or KNOWING there persons who make great pun
their for Cast on Clothing, &e &c. and who
in many cases give the full value for the sameH
will assure g-ntewen who may have such articles BY
them and who may send Tor h Of receiving the very utmost
vslsc Ia CASH for every article.
NB-A line through the post snhce or otherwise to the
above address, will with due attention je2s sm'
HUNTERS RED DROP.--This medicine Is the only
absolute thathas been discovered for the -
disease which has when seated In the system 10
40 down from generation generation, deyng the skill Of the
most enen; physicians II u allowed by every acqaaint
with bc the most csras safe and quick mode OF
II every vcstge Of this poison from the sys
tenn few days. matter how old the and also be
used with the greatest safety by both de6cs discovery
there traint laid the patient Office Division
trcct; no other place in the city. Price 81 jy9O-lt
DOOKs OF nEkALDRY II Brown, stone Seal Es-
ID grave removed TO 23s Broadway, opposite the Park
Goats of Arms Crest, Cyphcr Emhlematca subjects, &c.
engraved on Stone Diamonds Amehy Topazes Crystals,
&cbounht in the rough, cut TO any form Ladies Seals
Pencil Cases Sgnet Riggs Sc engraved with Goats OF Arms,
Crests Notices, or any other device.
Goats Of Arms painted and forwarded any part Of the U.
States
Book. Of Hersdry kept, with upwards Of 100 900
Goats ofArms found. jyiesr
a. unnn WILL BE FORFEITED, NJ ID. POETS Eradi.
ID lUUO Gator fails 10 a of cert ain del
icate disease in less than "a hours For sale, wholesale and
retail By appointment by A. b. D. SANDS, ~ and 100 Fu
street and the following Drug S,ore o Chamber
and Broadway Of Chamber and Church
GA Broadway Ga and 3s0 Bowcr Of
ford streets, 30 and los 9th Avenue.
Price 81. jylssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
GREAT NOVELTY-EXCUKSIO
TW YONKERs-Messrs. SCRANTON K

,.,u. !, BROWN beg to inform their friends
nc na iney regret the disappointment Of last Sunday
whcn was caused sy the nclemeny Of the weaherhey will
,SessIore ~axe an encurssn that splendid steamboat
NOVELTY ON Sunday next, July a. (weather permitting
and will be happy to receive their friends and the public Al tie
foot Of Cha"6ers street 10 o'clock M Caarne street.
past III and Old State Prison Dock l2at which time .h
will leave foe that speadd place, Yonke return to the
city at early tea time -
The accommodations Of this boats cabin are not surpassed
any in This city being large and ayand the propeors
the public that nothing shall be wanting their part
render this excursion comfortable and satisfactory cold
collation. will be provided on board.
Fare rs cents each way. ..
The propreors also wish inform their friends and the
public that the evening ofthe day. they will make
Excursion down the Bay in the Novelty leaving pier No N.
at o'clock p NJ, and returning at IL O'Clock
ming.
Fare for the evening excursion, % cents. jy20lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

p e. - FOR NEwDURGH landing at Ca d.
weils, wsa Point, asd Cold sprng-Fare
:. - - Ito Cadweils, West Point asd Cold Spring,
-. steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt Jsmss II. Leeds,
- @ tae loot Of Warrsa street, Saturday asrnoon,
'n = three O'clock For freight passage apply ON
jy2Olt. -y',
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

received the following statement OF Tobacco IRON
New Orleans correspondent. Our readers viii doubtless
remember the able published last year from the
source which Of the highest auhorty and which es
mates proved the close Of the year. to be perfectly correct
notwithstanding that Wall Courier" published
ridiculous contrary statement under the pomP0us
that it made to put doWz certain statements which
appeared ppt" The however, proved correctness
and the obbng Of the Courier met from the trade
tempt mere Equul reliance may be placed the follow
ing figures
STATEMENT TGgAcco
Average crop Of Virginia Tobacco, hlds. 45oeo
q Kentucky 35o0O
Maryland 81 900
Ohio 40O0
lIs-Oos
Virginia crop, = hhds $4,000
Kentucky I" $1,000
Maryland !" 10000
Ohio 5000
-720Oo
Deficiency Of the last years crops, $4,000
Average crops Of the United States, $4,000
Average exports from the United States, 10000
Consumption Of the United States, $4,000
H..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
TTNpERR THE sur PERI OF THE SO

hinder THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF THE so.
~ Getty FOR THE DIFFUSION OF USEFUL
kNOW'.EDGE-MAPS originally designed for the purpose
Of illustrating the Historical Geographical Works
Society forming very complete Modern and Ancient Atlas
which for its extent and beauty will he the cheapest
sented to the public Sxynnc numbers containing each
maps beautifully coorcd already before public and
brought forward speedily the rigid attention bestowed
their accuracy will allow The progress of publication has
been somewhat mpeded Of ate by the necessity waiting
materials to be obtained only foH actual surveys but it is
hoped that all impedmen Of this sort will be
mounted.
A MAP OF IRELAND in two sheets, is nearly ready,
which will complete the whole Of Europe
These compiled ION the very best authorities beth
official and private TIE scale varies according the acknow
The Ancient Maps-a very useful and interesting feature of
which is that they precisely the scale the
responding Modernarc compiled with the greatest and
under the most rigorous scrutiny
The Society have also published the
graphical Maps, with the Consultations colored-
Six Maps OF the Stars, laid down the Gnomonc Projec
ton including all the Stars the Sixth Magnitude such
can be with the naked These Maps placed 10
inch cube will supply the place sf Celestial Globe and will
be found exceedingly useful in schools.
Also the very enlarged pan of Is inches square,
edited By John William Lubbock Esq, A. M F. r. S. &c.,
the Consultations colored.
An EXPLANATION of the GNOMONIC PROJECTION
Of the SPHERE and Of such points Of Astronomy
necessary in the Of Astronomical Maps By Augustus de
Morgan F. r. s., &c Svo stitched
Six Maps of the world, in size 10 inches by Copies of
Names and Places for the Exercise Of Students filling the
Imported by WILLIAM JACKSON, 100 Broadway
jy20-eo3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

Passenger trrivs,d.
In the Savannah, from Saw A-Mr StoddaId lady,
Children and servants BXnapp and lady Mr. Eastman
and lady, Butler and lady Mr. Smith and lady, Mrs Cohen
Rev Mr. Thatcher, Messrs Cumming, @ Harding, Dana
Boswell, Douglass Smith, Hedge w r Symnonds
T Skinner, Bostwiek Hill
In the Ciitus from GuayamaMrs L. S. Peyne and Mr. A.
Redon.
Passengers Sailed.
Inthe Cambridge for Lverp.ol-krs Winsiow children
and servant Of New York. DR. Aionzo Hull and ady Of New
York Mr. Douglass Horne Of Edinburgh; Mr. Edgar Scott
Mr. Brough Sione Of New York; Rev. Mr. Knight Mr.
Henry Knight of CsyLon India; Mr. Dixon, Of New Works
Manane Curer cfPsrs; Rev Mr. Hunter and Master Hun
ter, Of Scotland. .e ..9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

o. NOTICE to ConsgHees per ship siddons This ship
will discharge tomorrow jones' wharf under general order
All goods not then permitted must Immediately be to the
public store. jylS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

TIAIL LANPS-A new article OF te Gothic shaps
Ill glass Just received great variety and Tor sale
c..,,.S 50. ,va..hoa.s n d. " DELAY
ieqoy N Maiden Lane, scar Bros
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS IN
STITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CIRCULAR
TIME FAIR ofths Institute will be held nj Castle Gard


vTyHE FAIR ofths Institute viii be held At Castle Gardes
Il commencing Monday, Sept ID, 1899.
The object Exhibition Fsip, present the membe
Of the Institute and their fellow citizens whs engaged
the Mechanic and Fine Arts and Manufacturer means Of
making their skill and ingenuity known way which
other facilities afford The many thousands who visit such en-
additions have much better opportunity Of judgu Of
rits Of the productions than they would hSYe by
yerbso newspaper descriptions besides the sdvssgs Of
brought together collection, the products Of
the skill, ingenuity, and industry Of our cosntry.
To reader this Exhibition worthy Of the A and Of the IN
Conduct the approaching FAR have desrmd % male .asS
liberal arrangements will insure to the ir
opporuny OF exhibiting their productions 10 the greatest ad
vantage aad they invite contributions Of ar6cles from every
Premium. Of Medals. Diplomas. &C. viii DO awarded for an
worthy meritoross articles exhibited either respects
Superior workmanship machinery operations are
interesting important where ingei uity displayed or
iaste manifested and particularly for all and useful nvsa
You are respectfully requested to send Cor competition o.
exhibition, specimens Of the articles Manufacture asA
viii be observed in the distribution Of the premiums.
Appropriate will be made Tor the erhibss
rscnens Of workmanship the Fine Arts and conpsss
judges will also be appointed for their examinations
Arrangements will also be made for the exhibitions Of the
DELEGATE and beautiful handwork offemaesand will
be awarded fer all articles that be deemed worthy Of ssh
distinction.
Steam power win be provided for the accommodates 4
those who wish to exhibit Machinery in speraiios; erpsr
enced will take charge II ths department. asd
contributors this branch particularly invited sesd
bring their Machines models the "a September that tbs
necessary arrangements may be m.de IN relation to shass
pue h. the Eagine will positively be pat IN operation
As frequent enquiries are made al the rooms Institute
concerning machiacs exhibited al former Fairs requested
that whenever II practicable, contributors will prepare
de TO be deposited IN the Of the Institute for eseess
Ofthe Board Of MasagsrS
NIB All articles Cor competition must be delivered TO s
Comatee, at Castle Garden, Monday Dad September
Those for exhibition only will be received day during -
FAIR before 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New York, July is, 1899 jeai-ls'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
= 60 ~ EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
S7zzGS61- BANKS.-The Steamboat SUPERIOR

- Capt. James H. Leeds will leave the foot Of
Warren street. on Tuesday morning. July 23d at o'clock
the old State Prison Wharf, quarter past the foot Of Full
Aon street E. r., at aud pier No Z. r., quarter pat
o'clock for an Excursion to the Fishing Banks and will return
to the city, about o'clock NJ Fare for the whole trip rs
centsMea extra person will be board to furnish lines
for those who wish. Bait furnished gratis. y203t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

NAUxHALL GARDEN-ENTKANCE FREE.-ns
propetors of this Garden respectfully informs the pulls
that il for the Various have been
asdsi addition - fcSata Of water, which they cannot b
aAhs ate will b usAy Of their patronage and Of sra.s@
who visit the citJ
The Equsian Exchange in full operation. The sales
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen
chase with perfect confidence Hsrscs either for carriages
equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages Harness, Saddles Brdes &c entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for hors
at livery. ROCKENBUR0 X BANCKER,
je73ms rropretors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

TN PRESs-and will shortly appear-TEr YEARs REMrN
rscssoss in the Life of H. w. w, celebrated BLACK
BY his victims who has not committed
suicide jyl7-5t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAPs-MILITARI
IVl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gan Cses, Gans
and Shot Bags Cartridge Boxes, Belts scsbbsrds and knaP
sacks All the above articles, Wholesale aud Retail at literal
prices-ae, Tracks vaces Carpet bags, Hat Boxes and
ever, tang IN his line Of business,
~ HENRY q GRATACAr,
se2 Broadway, between White and walker streets
" n Companies about forming both Military and Firenen
can he Furnished with Caps the shortest notice my iAs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
TWELFTH ANNUAL PAIR OF THE AMERICAN

III ANNUAE FNFh VT
i INSTITUTE, at Nibios Garden, Monday, Oct 7th
Is3oArcles viII received for exhibition CO
on the ID, eth and 9Th Of October
Specimens invited from AL the departments o
An will be provided Tor the exhibition Of cloths
ITO feet by 49, Of the dimensions will Be
devoted to machinery Ample steam power 10 provided
Also accommodations Tor pare blood cattle horses sheep,
swine, &C.
An anniversary address will be made and silk
held
Those who wish we'll 10 American industry are invited to
give their countensnce and support
GO The new Repository spcn IN the Sessions Room
(rcar Of City a Tor receiving machines models specimens
SC Of limited Dimensions, for daily xhi ntion
0- poughng exhibition will be held at Harlem the first
Thursday &c September next iyle-H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

nR. J. J. LLOYD wH'TTEMoRE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the puoc that he has removed to Ne 10
Park Place. where he win ready attend the call Of hcs
who may honor him with h, confidence Having studied three
years w the Hospitals Of Paris and year In the Lyingn
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Nsegs
he trusts he s copeen scientifically any disease that
mav come under his observation. mvll.isSm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF VIR0iNh-Thc
w Subscribers have ust received large supply Of the
above Water from the popetor which they offer for sale at
their stores, 20 wams 10 Broadway and 10 Aston House.
A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
RUSHTON ASPfNWALL,
Agents for the Propretors for NJ York and the Eastern States
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

DOARD-A gentleman and his wife. two three sincl.
ID gentlemen have Handsomely furnished rooms with
board by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken. jyIs-lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20
,I,HE NEW ORLEANS REAL ESTATE LOTTERY

But home in the tssd for me-"
y20-it- JOHN BARLEYCORN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

SULLY's ORIGINAL PICTURE OF VICTORIA
- Queen of EnglandThs picture painted expressly
for the Socisty of 81 George. at Philadelphia and
hbiting at Fraers Gallery 322 Broadway (neay opposite
the Hospita for short time aid Of the charitable
that Society.
Admittance Is cents Season Tickets so cents
Open from "A. M. ill Top iylS lwis.
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From the Corsair.
The Scottish Orphan
J. B. S.

E-Piie the faggotS, Felix, and let Us
have Il blaze this darksome night" saId
Mother Pauline, as she drew her crimson
cloak tighter round her throat, and gaz-
ed anxIously from the broken wIniOs OF
her desoIate hamlet, situated on the con
fines of SoIingen. The storm still
raves furiouSIy witho ~. We shrIl b.
safe from intruders a, least toni .h', dsar
Blanche. Spread he cloth for our meal.
for thy steps is lighter rh1n mine-hasi'-
thee, dear lldy. for nv lips are drv. and
nv old limbs are ch He'd with this An
tuinnal blast that shrieks like AparS
ghost through the cracks Of our wretch
ed DWELLING Blanche was lovely.
blue-eyed fairy OF sixteen. with long
light hair in golden curls streaming over
her bosom. Il hear thee. dear nurse.
let me first mend This broken string 10
nv harp, AMI will haste to cheer our
rude dark homer Here a sigh escaped
the gentle girl as she bant over the
small Gaelic instrument she held IN her
hand. The severed string was so N re-
placed by another, and Blanche fitted
from the room.
Folding her arms across her breast.
the AGED mother still continued her reve-
nv at the window Lord Lsven will
sea rec abide his promise. unless his GU
rosity outweigh his superstitious awe OF
those haun'ed regions, upon such night
as this The storm must drift past be-
fore midnight. and the moon will direct
his course to our buried cabin among
these overshadowing cliffs The Holy
Virgin renounce me. if his coming hiEh-
or defea my project, and poison the hap
piness OF my orphan charge" Al this
moment Blanche entered, followed by
the aged servant-man, with whose as
sisiance the frugal repasi was soon pre-
ma red. and both nurse and maiden were
seated in melancholy silence to enjoy il
as they bes, might. The storm roared
in dismal cadence without, and the an
cient dwelling shook fearfully- The
cheek Of the latter grew pale, and ner
cup fell un,as,ed from her lips, a. she