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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16
Na HuLL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs-o'

IN HIJLL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURES-OE
~ Zee vesy street. Aston HouseA Surgeon Of 10
practice IN attendance Guarantees OF radical cures
are given in all reducibe rupture e strength and
health of the patient being otherwise aninpsired
With nroper adaptation Dr. Hu Truss perectysare to
an without pain the least danger to the patient
or the slightest interruption TO exercise or business
gwen private houses where required at and
aft S O'Clock. BY the Office Surgeon
Bp.euts are su,,oned against trusting TO spurious in
yenon o Truses advertised improvements upon Hulls
None genuine unless they bear the signature OF ANUS o.
UIJIIand The only Office In New York Is the original ons
orac, in Fulton street. but at No Vesey street Astor
H.. a30 cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

M TO THE PUBLIC-We sali the special attention Of
the public ne inducements held out by SYLvEsTER Go
$50 Broadway for investing in real estate stsaed in New Or
leans the attempts msde by the p,sus David
Hale Of Journsi IL Commerce. have good reasons Tor
knowing that affair in question possesses the entire cons
dence al the recommend those persons who
have any DOUBTS call sylvester Co. who DESTROYS
o giving full and perfect satisfaction in reply to any
non;r;es made iei7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

More Free Banking plain looking agricuitu.
rist who gave his name as George W. Wilton, OF
waterbury, Conn, applied to the magistrate Tor ms
advice and assistance in disPosing OF package OIL
hank notes purporting to be issued by the "Mecha-
nic.' Exchange Company" New York, payable ~
the bank of st. Adams, Vermont The note, whicn
are very handsome, were dated Dec. ID, 1857 ana
signed ]. Rcedart, Cashier, and w. n James, rre-
sident. -, IN ,~
NJ Wilton stated that he received the bills along
With the (ollswing letter, few weeks since. This
specimea Of free banking literature, we copy YER
batum. ~. 10 ,sao
sI received yours this day and hs'e s-ni you -ot yos
&C., lar in the New Haven steam boat in closed You wish 70
- ~ ow,st prise Tor $500 neose sl7 aud viii send
,c at you had better sein soon a. my VII DC al
soue for they te hot cakes AMI then tr WIN oe no more
of them. fosrs resp -. =. - ,
The marcel accompanying this letter, contained
ean1 worth of this trash, aud 1t would appear that
7, va. direct ed to some other Mr.. Wilton, and missed
n. d.stna ion by which accident SOME OF the sharp
siyhted Yankees have been spared tue intended v'c
tinlzation. The police took the letter iu." tne'r
po.s.sson and are actively engaged In ferretng out
the concocers Of this precious piece 81 v''iainy,
which must have had its origin IN that haunt ~ the
papertaucracy, termed Wall street. Probably the
great dc Merritt, or some OF ms associates eoui'
Five some account Of the origin OF these notes
The dirking system getting among ne negro hTs-
,ocraeu-John Isaacs, a coal black negro, was
brouxh up before the sitting magistrate, charged
nth stabbng Richard Johnsop-not a connexion oil
,hs Vice Presidsnt--with a Bowie knife. The two
heroes had row at the Five Points, respecting the
purity beauty, and accomplishments OF abrown dam
se who had just arrived IN this city from the South;
and "a they could not settle the matter by lair argu
,.a thew came to blows and that argument prov ing
r,ls The knife was resortcd 10 settler, which II
moved. Tor Dick Johnson. technically termed the
Talonei among his pals got his antagonists blade
his RIBS; and then Dick bit the dust and beg
gsd n. friends 10 carry him to the hospital This
%. dom and his rival taken before the Justice, who
committed him TO the Egyptian iornbs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

REGULAR DAYS Of leaving New York this month"; Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
= 49, - The new, elegant, aud fast sailing steamer
S-~E1>-1 JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain VIM
Townsend, will leave for the above places, on
Saturday, July 6h o'clock from Pier No6 North River
Fer further information, apply to
al the Office o the wharf
Travellers may assured that this boat will NOT race with
say may put against her, but will proceed on her
route as u NO other boat wss 10 company les-om
GRAND AQUATIC EXCURSION AND COTlLLoN
PARTY For Thursday Evening, J.ly 18th
n C~~ a The elegant steamer NOVEL; I; having
kuzlGAru11 unequalied accommodations Tor Lotui
Ses.r- Parties, will make an excursion on Thnr'day
Evening July 18Th leaving the foot Of Chambers street
O'Clock foot Of Delaney East River al half past ocleck
Old State Prison dock o'clock and proceed Up the North
River. Returning will land the foot Of Chambers 81 "
o'clock those who wish 10 r tire al an earl
hour will then down the Bay and return and land
al half past DEL sk precisely.
The cabins andoon will be thrown open so a. TO forn
splendid promenade of 2s0 feet in length.
The boat - be spendidy lighted aud
board.
-Four eottiilon bands are engaged for the evening
limited number o tickets will be issued ana can pe 80
tanned on the foot Of Chambers street Tickets
81 admit gentleman and lady extra tickets Tor isay
80 cents.
NIB The boat will be lighted Wednesday evening, and
ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited ca ON nosru
the foot Of Chambers street. and view her aoc"mmodauon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

THE celebrity which the above preparation has eno ed
Cor some time past among the ProPrictors immediate
friends has induced him make IL more public lie would
therefore respectfully inform the community and particularly
the ladies who have warmly paironxed it, that they can
,way. obtain genuine Of the following respectable druggists
and apothecaries:
NIB Be particular 10 examine closely the envelopes The
labels are printed In gold th~s, Orris Tooth Paste The
pea paper, with the initials Of the propre
tor A. \ asnexc sealed with his private stamp Fo'
,a s,Dr Me,lys Greenwich lane Chas Ring. ga Broad
~ sch;.n;ns liz Caaal II. Churchs dispcnsaryi corner
rorv and srrinu a. Dr. Bryton, 100 Division st Quaek'n
bush As Csrmnc ST. Chelsea nfrmsry, lao 9Th avenue
Hllard 2,s Bcwery, Weir 4st Grand st j. Arnold 20
r,ad :, ~, Allen aaa Grand st. Dr. Murphy Divsor cor.
ner Suffolk Kirby Division corner Cliatos st. DRAKE and
s,earus go Deiarcys d. Wilson, A6e Hudson st. W NJ son
n.,yIl. a7e 4h H. T. Smith, s7i greenwich st. H. Richard
"A Bison a. absuaos 81 9th t. Elder, sof ana
It. j. Miller. 70 Mulberry st. Colder Ies srssn.'en
w. Bush, corner variek and Hamerey oensr" aero,,c
wy" " ~ a2o-esd Ar'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16
. FOR PEEKSkiLL, vr... - ,
, POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
- u,ARRVC0WN NORRIS EERRYHAS-

V5xzlX FUN UhASST TOIN oItSO
Sfa1Hzaae,'4- TARRYTOWN, DOBB's FERRY,HAs
TINGS AND YONKERS.-Thc and splendid steamboat
KOsCIUSKO Capt D. Haywood will leave the foot OF rob-
street text above Barcay every morning e..
each way Returning will leave Peekskill at O'clock
Breakfast and Dinner beard .u.e. .u /,
In order afford passengers more time to spend IN inc
different places the Koscsko will Peeksk at 2oclock
(for this trip only)
For the Of passcr she will make trip
on Friday, leaving as above ,,,
For further information, inquie Of HAWKINS WILL
HANSON No 81 West street. where packages, freight &c
will be received for the boat. D&y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY Is, 1889.


y AhEOULhN FON bOoI ON
SR- Daily, Sundays excepted) atSP M from
Battery Place, Pier Nc. l, North River,
ria Stonington Newport and Providence Steamers Msssa
chusstts Capt Comsook Rhode Isa.d Capt Thayer Mar
ragansett Capt Child Providence, Capt Woosey Lex
tos Capt Vanderbilt ohe above boats will leave New
YORK daily, except Sunday.
Pa,senrer, on the arrival OF the at Sonng.
ton may Railroad and proceed with the ma
Boston, may continue IN the steamer VIA
Neport and take the Railroad Providence for Boston
The steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Ch,ids w'ii
leave this afternoon Tue,day 10th july O'clock dr
for Providence and The LEX NOTION, Captain vanderbilt
the time from Pier No touching at Stonngon IRON
thence tonNewport and Providence my2om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

a sNOOfH LEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIt
n of Roses vii rsttles, scaJ srurtoas tan Sun
burn, &c. &C. For sale ~
jeN.In' CT RING, Druggist so Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

. f-..~~ "a PEOPLES LINE FUR ALBANY
Landing at the usual lanalngsm ,C new aao
T~esdel win leave the steamboat pier foot OF Liberty st.
on Wednesaay afternoon, July lo at o'clock
For freight passage, apply to CROOK FOWKES, cor
Of West and Liberty streets; PETER Z. SCHULIZ, AZ
the Office, or the Captain on board ,
All goods IRE ght bank bills specie, any other kind Of
shipped board Of this beat must be at the
risk of the thereof.
NJ b. For the better accommodation oil the up town pas
this boat will land at the Old Prison Wharf oe Of
Hammond street "'''-t"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

6E6A FOR HAvRE.-The superior French Brig Courier
M1 du Bresil, Capais Roturisr For freight passage
&e3&ssxE. apply 10 BOYD X HIkCKEN,
iyII. Tontine Buildisga
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

NEW REFECTORY.-J SWEENEY inisrms his nend
~ and the public that he has opened Rcecery ths
large and elegant budng No. la Fulton street Fish, Fsb
and Fowl always be found his tables and a
CIV of provided appears in the market
No attention will be wanting his part to give general
satisfaction, and he hopes to find that generous snsourasns
which he is determined to Deserve.
left J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-16

lNANlEL SWEENEY, IL Ann street, returns his sncsss
IL his friends fer the liberal sapporh
have uniformly rendered him since he first his Rsfsso
and assures hait win be his consa endlavor merits
continuance Of their APPRECIATION His table
with the best the market affords and those who honor s
table with their depend being served with
cleanliness civiljty and prompttude. lilo II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17
fFroa The ": T. Er.niag pos,.J

SEtDiCI OF TIT fiuFLE VI NEW JERSEY
In the forthcoming number Of the Democratic Re-
view, there is article the verdict which has been
returned by the people of New Jersey the points
vored in the late Congressional election At the cleo.
ton Of October last the writer remarks the extrsor.
nary decision of the Governor became the issue
broadly and distinctly presented to the people. The
Wings called upon b. their leaders sustain the
Governnr told expressly that to do this before the
country, they must show Tint they had the majority
in the State. At election which ever occurred was
there total absence Of local questions creating di.
visions; at former election had both parties been
mo united and intent upon common object What
the RESULT
The writer has prepared tabular statement show
ing the result of the last election every possible
pct in which it be viewed and deduces from il that
the later majority proves Democratic gain Of near
two thousand votes. The three distinct views in which
he regards the election, are:
I. The result of the poll, as actually taken.
@ The result, making the rnajorities of 1893 data
for those counties in which only ticket run;
and
8. The result taking the msjorities of 1888 Is the
data in those counties WHERE from the excess Of I'D
United msosities, it MAJ be IA. to infer there was not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17
.(From TIC .Arr York Erening Post. }

From the .NrE York EreHIa1 POSt.)
The Wing Convention which sat last week at Har-
rsburg, closed its labors BY nominating General Har
rison Of Ohio, President of the United States, and
John Tyler Of Virginia, Vice President 1t is under
stood that the friends OF General Scott, finding il I'M
possible procure the nomination of their fuvorte,
ioincd their forces with those who soliciting the
nomination of Harrison, and overpowered the friends
of Mr.. Clay.
Two persons, venture 10 say, will feel keen dis
appointment At this result. One Is Gen. Scott, who
sangune enough to suppose that he should obtain
the nomination. and to suppose that his personal popn
larty would him into the President al chair as the
candidate and the representative of party whose doc
trnes of government and legislation becoming eve
~ day and the objects of general dislike and
reprobaton. The other person is Henry Clay, who
supported BY his friends in the Convention with great
zeal and perseverance, and who certainly deserved the
nomination from his party, if long service in their cause,
complete devotion to their principles, and absolute
formy with their practices joined to unquestionabc
tlents, could constitute recommendation. He h1s
been put aside to make for of feeble intel
lect and undecided character, incapable of forming his
own political opinions and Judging Tor himself OF the
property of public OF. wax, to
be pulled and moulded into shape by the plastic hn
gers Of those who stand about him.
The refusal of the delegates to the Harrisburg Con-
vention nominate Mr. Clay affords presumption
that their party is unwilling to leave the next Pres-
dental election to be decided by the popularity of their
prime piles. Mr. Clay is completely identified with
the Wing party not only in all its doctrines, but we
have observed in all its practices and measures. He is
of the farest and the time of the most
favorable representations of that party which be
found If he were TO be made a candidate, he would
stand before the public responsible for the proceedings
ofhs party through long ofyears-proceedngs
Quorum pars magnG fat,
OF which he was so often the mover and author HIS
party have shrunk from asking in this direct manner
the verdict OF the people upon their dongs They have
preferred man who has taken very insignificant part
in civil life, man of plant and easy disposition who
was never remarkable for decided opinions and nac,
whose opinions nobody thought it worth while to
inquire about until he was nominated to the Presidency
They will find that they have gained nothing BY this
cxpedent The people will not lose sight of the great
difference between the two parties. We see. no
possible chance for the election Of Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

DsANE OF yIRGJN!A-Accordins 10 tho 9th section OF the
40 Act O Assembly pa.srd The I'D March, iS' 'L'nhs!."e
- ~. II the oi Bank. tie fte""ni
80, Dr,rors Nrg'na, have pfo'ued. that S"G"
mi Stockholders OF said Bnk he held IN '' ff
,d,, ~ January ncxt u o"ycs \. ~, IN the principal
Ran. - the tit, Vi Richmond tho appointment ihc part
fv. p.rcUr. puncTsi GTak Hni 9" 'ou hrcc"' Io'
rh ..rar rhrs ~" ,r ae 'JcL h"'rt, 'ulr.
II m :, Ga and e'zcns 81 ih Stsl" serve
VAN o. sprcn'"L BY the EA"cat''c the
yJnT .,. "a
.f ITO Stock holders hrru place! under ""te q" "s.nz
non u hrurt pr.r, full =" ~" SHARE
oa; n. sd and end. advised that ar"A"' "as hr r"
u,, nyeru'rd forwarded -raon, by sceh "tA"s' a.
n Gy iiad r0lseHlen 4" 'f"nd ia pefson
III ocAer II tie BoGrd II Directors . . ;.
t5--tdl A. hobl.sS'''' IN, '""""''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17
fFrom The Phiiqis'pAia Sgiri. Of the Times.
aYHE MOUNTAIN IarnREn

The National Convention of Federalists, Wings,
Anti.Iasons, Aboltionsts and Conservatives held last
week at Harrisburg, have terminated their labors and
centred their dscordant principles in the single person
Of the Hero Of North Bend, the most asaiabie in
the heterogeneous mass forming the Opposition, to
contend singe.handed against President Van Buren,
He has advantage iii be one, General Scott
that of having once tried and proved his inabaty
successfully contend for the great prize for which he
is now posted-but upon this principle he should have
yielded to Mr.. Clay, who has four times signalzed
hself with similar honor But, badinsge aside what
hope have the Opposition Of carrying their candidate
10 there any thing in the course Of the Administration
that sugurs wsnius Ct is strength or that il in tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17
CHINA, LOOKING GLASSES, CHANDELIERS AMI


STruUnhr articles III my Inc. AT prices that lu>t md
Customers Ia purchase, Consisting ia part 81 the flnv
r.rS:
superior Gilt CHINA TIA Sets great variety ii Pattern,
canicn Grantr and rrnt Bnncr services. il yarou, m
superior i>tra EaHrilrrs Ter, lunches, Halls and +,
i.'tai lamp>-hngm aEd hinnEc--of Bow and sun,
Nanrl liidps, with Glass Drops, Ericht and Csnaae
stand i.iints, &C. d. Do
Cur add PLAIN Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamp,
Glr7nduIrs, wnh glass drops. with from 10 ) .i,.
Cailts la;:,-. for rcrt'. and side Table,
Brackets, Hilh from 3 tn' ttslis
lamps IL ~ varri iDr ChlrChc, s;orcS Fuc;ocr.
hs-
Looking Glasses, consisting in part 1T Nan'r Pier ri
saaflh: Glasses. !tori >.f1 IL ~
lah' E'isrs ~ superior qpIt'. from several Hanu,7
Plated t"nd'-'rck, rru.l "t.tn. catrrs snugsr, ana
Cm ard plain liacant.rs, Tutdr- Wines So Is ~, g, -
neral o->or'inrit of every drscr gtiuE a ElnGr,:7.
AMI Glass
Tea TRAYS, Walters, Sc ii patt,rn,
Br"-> ltpGcr>. Andrun- S>r., nh utnirf II lj
~. drii'l :, toe ntn,I"u, e. inCuriJH
Tn. subscriber t'cl d,stTUs that lis ,uaur, ana .t
>huG!d favor Inn v nh r1li. Ia EXAMINE ~ soc. ~.
prices before purchasing cl,wlcrr. a. a. H. !. .. -
great Harici. and iuH guyes mIiI H. goat auar,.
tha.gT-.
Sept. - ,'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17

;. 49,. ,,a o,,cutoted TO inspire hope of success.
surely there ) not If We remember rlgh'!y. WIZ. .
nresent Incumbent and his opponent were mrs. =;
Tho country for the Pres dcncy, the States "'Ie
Ii naoriv .ouallv divided. and the chances OF SUI
cos: calculated 10 inspire the cCntending pr ~
hone + il 50 now: Let those VINO ""u,u a ~
Ire tr 10 cond ton of parties tarn back 70 ~ 10,
the several State elections IL WI wv Ill rown
tn, mefsares Of Mr. Van bureh nav ,n,, =, Jcyc.
N favor time has afforded hem opportunity hou :,
IL, on,n,t Every succeeding election mas S"'H
greatly increased strength; 50 much' 'ia. arns
ono third Of the States III the first year o. ~ ma,
,ral on TO support INN he IS no" sns'' - 80 than
-. &c ,La ncoplc Of the Union ana py H'o'c -
49,. rerus of all the States. 50 popular my =
b,s he most prominent measures become M. lid
Lie recommendations that short time s'i.' -
fnr,, tho most rnbittcred opp"sitinf are iio, 30;
Ill oyer or have mcted to them taci, ~
Iu'es Iv,b vbo, homes of success party mus lof-
.:cJ ox,oct 10 ware war against the citadci oi "et
49,, aud an administration thus popular, Is ''o'e =.
~ o.n dv;ne But this force, weak ana ineagte as !.
: !, will be seen, upon little inspection 10 'e
nm into factions and fragments OF iac''ohs - " Tn
lid iii hone of success, even with themselves.
rs IN sunport of the several candidates. before ',e
Emren;on were each loud aud positive thai inc on!
cb,nc. of success was by making choicc OF "ie" IA
or;te The friends of Gen. Harrison nave irrqu'.
IL declared that unless lie be the5ahuddte !" :
npossiblc for the Wings to succeed inc supp.
NJ Clay have asserted as positively that WIN any
other individual as the candidate, the wings "us.
h. defeated, and have broadly nmated 'hat asira'
under him would be less disastrous than success ~ Wv
election of his abolition and aitI-nasonic rival
bo or in favor of Gen Scott have been no less positive
IN declaring that both his opponents had been publicly
passed upon by the people and rejected ana t'a a"
effort 10 succeed upon any other than 'he Ia"
was as futile as il would prove ridiculous; while thou
sands as all our recent elections prove have declared
that all effort to check the current no" so s'fonsg
sa,,nr in favor of the Administration was linpossnl',
and have urged general dspandng OF the wing
forces until morelavorable season. Under this aspec,
we NAV well cxclaim "the mountain has lahored anu
brought forth mouse &c.. ..l,, &C
Our readers will perceive BY the subio'ned table OF
electoral votes that the prospect Of Mr. Van Buren, Tor
the next Pres dental term, as iattcrng as tiie
most Jealous of his friends could desire We should
No, no NJ all surprised fNIr Van Buren, should receive
larger popular than his predecessor received e
hcr At his frs, or second election, and that twenty ont
Of the twcnty-sx States should rclnstate nm 10 inc
seat which he occupies with SO Ei"ch e'eu'' -
himself and his country.
rlEcrcn.L VOTE roR $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-17
syAsMlNlEoX HENRY &C ADGNY.-rhi. la.,l.an

aE WASHINGTON HENRY &C NDGuT.-Thi. lr.titur,on !.
cs'-l the cpuuiy nl lianosrT. r"tir"d and health,
r.i-h urhoud. Far ,rnr been uuir
OF -ul.crlr durin. Inch lie hs boon much
cour lAr,ly xr. IT, hopes that IN" rci ricn
rur 10 III. children care, fh.
tending Urs wIii procure Tor hm Increased ptirnG
rbe esr Consisting mnnih viii
rhs 18th ih 18th day NJ Dc'rb
ing. vacation OF month 10 III" ,ummer urti-
inter q, any time viii h. received for orr tsr
i've month. No il be made account Of absence
exc Of IN ca.rs of pr,trnc. slekne,s.
desirable wishing srnd children 10 this ios:i
utica should apple hinre the hrs Of January.
VIII taught hi. In uoa h" Latin f.in:r and those
risin arf u."in rduraiInn
Tarm,-Fnf Si25- SOS b. pad IN tvanee
Letters ad!res.d rho suhsctr, and directed :" Rchmnn
ii W III receive prompt j. VI. MCKENZIE.
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