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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

UHIoH CsURsE RAcEs.-Yssterday the races over
this course was continued, and some tolerable sport
took place. The first were the proprietor's parse,
$500, $50 a which goes to the second best horse,
for all ages; three years DID, - lbs; four l04 lbs;
five Ia lbs; six l2l lbs; aged l26 lbs; mares and
geldiags allowed lbs; two mile heats. The follow
ing accurate account of the sin committed and
contracted for:
Col Johnson's b. h. Rocker; by Eclipse dam by vir
II. vanmaters oh. c. Clarion, BY Monmouth Eclipse,
dam by Oscar years old,
jas, Bathgass = e. Waterloo By imp Victory out OF
Maid OF the Mill years old, 3dr.
Time, sm. 52}s-3m. 5ls-4m Is
The Second Race consisted of the Proprietor s
Purse, $500; 800 Of which go to the second best
horse; for all ages; weights before; three mile
heats. Annexed is the damage done to the valuable
horsefesh:-
J. II. vanmaters Oh. c. Trenton, by Eclipse Light
foot, dam by Tuckahoe, 4 years old, "a
Ro5t. L. Stevens CHI c. Tornado, by Eclipse, out Of
Polly Hopkins, years old, dist.
McDaniel's b. vashti, by imp Lesiathan out Of A.,
Slazy by Buiocks Muckle John !; years old, DIST
Time, ON. 57s-5m. 59s
Tornado and Vashti both broke down, and what
was singular, on the same spot, and at the same
tlme the last of the third mile in the second.
Both were stopped and Of course distanced Some
Of the sportsmen also dstanced the Devil, whereat
the latter laughed outright. The course had toler-
able attendance. We did not hear Of or see Col.
Webb, we tell hsw many thousands he lost
or won.
The entries for today,-the great four mile day,
are Colonel Johnson's Boston, Mr.. Laird's De-
catur, and Colonel Heth's Bailie Peyton There
is to be a match, also, of four mile heats, for
$1,000 each, play or pay, between Captain Stockton
and r. l.. Stevens; and purse of 800, mile heats.
If the weather is pleasant as think probable,
may take trip to the turf oursel-for the purpose
of giving Satan a sound licking of assisting Col.
Webb to make good book, which is much the same
thing. He is a member of the Club--wears very
handsome bottle green shad-bellied coat on the
course and ought not to be left at the mercy of the
old sportsmen. A remnant of Israel ought to he
saved. n b. We dent know whether Satan is a
member ofthe Club but he ought be admitted il not
SHINPLAsrRR CURRENcY-THE LAST OF THE
MoHEGASs.-We received yesterday the following
shinpasters from the south, in payment for sub
scriptions to the Herald but which are no GO =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

THE jaws CAsE.-Wc have had on hand, for
several days, copy Of the reply Of Doctor Jarvis TO
the charge made by his loving wife, who is now
claiming divorce from the Legislature Of Connec-
ticnt Its extreme length has thus far delayed its
publication but we shall give il possible,
as part Of the moral and social history Of the pre-
sent age among the religious and fashionable classes
Of society In this, in other matters, believe
the statements Of both parties, deductng about 10
20 per cent for passion, feeling, and spite.
We have great deal to say Of this at a pro-
per time. We look upon the trial at Hsrtford-the
assemblage Of witnesses and spectators--the great
sensation created, very useful, philosophical
pertinent in religion, morals, and connubial love.
Neither is il a solitary Many other fashiona-
bic and religious husbands and wives stand in the
same relation towards each other that Doctor and
Mrs Jarvis do. These quarrels will be exceeding
ly useful II will show the world what sort Of men
and women have now charge Of the concerns Of the
Almighty-and may lead many to believe, that the
agents and Office holders Of religion act badly to-
wards their Lord and Master as the agents and
Office holders Of the kitchen cabinet behave towards
the sovereign people Of the United States in secular
concerns We rather think this is most rascally
age Of the woodland If greater scoundrels be
produced, we should like to sec them at dollar a
sight. We want revolution in morals and religion,
as well as in politics. Don't wei
~. u. What capital material. for a novel. play, or
farce DR. Jarvis and his lady furnish FLYNN. go to
work and dramatise one.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

The capital &C this institution is6ooo0o cons sting 5000
shares of 500 each; of these stand in tie name Of Neh
oas Bdde and IT, condition shows the singer Of hs manage
mrsL Among The liabilities of the institution Sso5sS are
due the u s. Bank, making aggregate Indebtedness %
sl.oos,ois 10 the institution.
The directors of the Western Bank Of Georgia held
ing recently and burnt upward. o 100000 Of it, redeemed
bills, leaving circulation ~ $4,000
We today statements q the Banks of the differ
states. those q Ohio coming in order The following
the leading points for series of years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

lJ-The French have released the brigs Eliza Da-
wilson and America. which they detained early in
April for breaking the blockading regulation. Both
sailed from Montevideo on the 10Th OF that month,
for Philadelphia. Com. Nicholson with L. s. Ships
Independence and Fairfield were there protecting
American Commerce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

o. FrREMEN.-It is said tina, the recen, election
Of Chief Engineer is null and void in law. and that
measures will be taken 20 make il so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

0J-ELLESTREE performed the character Of Pauline
in the Lady Of Lyons, at the Park Theatre last eve
ming, and beautiful, chaste, exquisite, affect
ing and classic performance was bcheId with
in its walls This play Of Bulwer's is now worth
seeing Balls too noisy and bcisteross, partic.
ularIy towards the clcsc-Pacide and Mrs Wheat
~ most admirable. II the town knew what a treat
this is, asnow performed, the Park would be crowded
every night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

o. THE LADIES' FAIR at the Columbian Hall.
in Grand street, isa pretty affair. II is held by the
ladies ofthe Philanhropic Society and the arrange
ments made by them are very neat. There are
eleven tables in the large room each attended by one
Of the beautiful young ladies of the society and eve
nings, when the hall is lighted up il presents very
brilliant appearance In the centre Of the room is q
childs crib, Of beautiful design. The cradle made
10 represent club boat with cushions and every
thing attached. II is highly ornamented, and the
whole surmounted by an American eagle Ii will
attract tho particular attsstion OF newly married
pie, asd will be rich prize 10 the winner II 4 ia
he ratified for tomorrow evening. The things arranged
about the hall too numerous TO enumerate bur
combined they are beautiful specimens Of workman
ship. The Temple Of Fortune Is crowded with APP
plicants, who appear exceedingly anxious 70 know
what shall be their future destiny Take IL all in All
IT'S brilliant siair-therefore don't forget to GO A,
/ lVociock tomorrow night IL closes The proceeds
/ 90 TO the poor widows and orphans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

AsorHrR HUMBUe, PERcHASCE.-Espey, the
meteorological, has arrived TO teach how TO make
II rain when wants IL. II rains enough in New
York without any coaxing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07
MORNING HERALD.


A~~sasr ns-hIe aheet-Next Thursdsy.
Our next " double sheet" will be issued from TINS
Office on next Thursday morning, IS'n iAs''' O."s
the day on which the Great Western Sans o. nc,
retsrn to England. IL will contain an the news :"
next week up to the sailing Of the steamer price,
only two cents per copy.
r. ..ec.ss Of our double Sheet" which we
published yesterday has been SO great tna' we nave
no,v ~ doubt hut we shall be enabled to issue SINH
liar one once or twice every week, and, IN lew
weeks every day, perhaps; and thus entirely revo-
In,;on;se the New. York press. On Wednesday
night we were literally flooded with new advertise
ments-all paid for, too--each seeking single in
sertion; and on Thursday morning our immense
edition was all sold before o'clock, A. M, and cries
for ssmsre" "more," when ''more" could not be had.
On experiment we end the public generally prefer this
mode of advertising that it gives greater publicity
to their noticesthat it is cheaper and more econo-
mcal-and that they more surely read, than by
the old system of inserting every day we are there
FORE always ready. Our establishment is new CON-
pletely organized, FURNISHED at every point, with
news boats editors reporters, correspondents, and
everv physical and intellectual element, all on an in
dependent cash footing necessary to give leading
journal reputation and character beyond the infu-
of banks, cliques brokers, politicians, or other
selfish and sinister interests. We mean to make
this journal the "GREAr NEWSPAPER" Of this con-
tinen and if the Wall street papers should be de-
moshed and destroyed in the conflict, they must
cha. &c it te the vicious system on which they are
conducted and the want of public confidence created
thereby.
From this day, up to next Wednesday, advertisers
will have ample time to collect their thoughts, look
over their business concerns and prepare their ad-
vertisements for insertion in the double-sheet OF
Thursday next. This sheet will have an immense
circulation, greater than the last, not only in
this country, but throughout France and England.
Many thousand extra copies will be sent out to all
classes OF society, in every leading city and town in
Europe. Advertisers, in every line of business, will
find it to their advantage to embrace such oppor-
tunity They will recollect ALSO that charge only
half price for these single insertions, namely at the
rate Of % cents per square of eight lines, which is
from so to 20 per cent under the exravagant rates
Of Wall street, besides giving them the benefit of
larger and wider circulation throughout the world.
We thus enabled to reduce the price Of adver-
tising purely, from the great quantity that accumu
lates upon Thus we go. Prepare-get ready
delay not.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

There Is a great fuss among the weekly peri
odicals-Mirror, Corsair &c. Re quiet, boys, we
shall row you all up Salt River presently.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

AFFAIRS THE UxIvERsITY.-The expose made
by General Tallmadge of the affairs of this Institu-
tion, the Inauguration of Mr. Frelinghuysen, was
deeply interesting to the audience and the friends of
the University. The blame, heretofore, attached to
the Rev DIR. Mathews explained away-and the
difficulties of the institution attributed to the great
FIRE" and the revulsion of lS37-very convenient
crptons in many losses besides those Of the Univer
sity. No doubt these had some connection with it
but they were hardly the sole causes. However, let
bv-gone be by-gone. The establishment is now above
water. Its whole debts $4,000, besides spe-
cal debt Of Sl3 000to DR.. Mathews and the Chancel-
Tor. The fund recently subscribed amounts to
ST. 900, that they only deficient about $4,000
to set il cleverly on its legs.
From the great crowd that filed the Chapel on
Wednesday night, people Of the first responsibility
too the University creates a deep feeling of hope
and sympathy in the public mind The Council is
composed Of excellent and estimablc men. and if
good professors are chosen, and sectarian views
avoided, il may become the most popular and sue
cessfu establishment in this country. II is
to suppose that large collegiate establishment
should be. located in a countryltown, in order 10
keep the students away from vice. II you have
good schools near you. send sons daughters
abroad to be educ ated-t inevitably alenates their
feelings habits and principles from those Of their
parents
On all these points General Tallmadge was very
happy-but we did not think hghly the effort Of
the new Chancellor He began his discourse in
the clouds--it was too much in "Ercles' VEIN
/" storms" stars" thunder" clouds" &c. lie
must reform his taste, for in New York we are per-
feet Athenians-our wit is attic wit-our reason is
attc-our imagination attic imaginaton-all is attic
but oar politics. and that is locofoco for the present
at least
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

OF the first, we can emily say il may be good money
in Augusta but worthless hereof the second pur.
porting to be bill Of the "Unied States Exchange
Company" we can safely say, that the inventors
and utercrs deserve the fate Of Dyot the free bank
er Of Philadelphia. imprisonment for life" 1t is
both fictitious and fraudulent Our correspondent
writing from Lancaster, Ohio, May go" says
"the country here is literally flooded with this kind
Of money" We are sorry TO hear it. This is the
same kind Of money which was recently noticed
here, and with which the name Of De Merit was
connected. Vast floods Of this fictitious money is
flooding the west They the remnants OF that
shin plaster system, which the Wall street prints
aided and assisted, and which the " Herald'' invara-
bly, opposed. Touch not-taste not
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

This table presents very great fluctuations in all is parcu
lars. From 1885 20 $780, the banking capital of, the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

o. Prince John has reached "pa's" a, wa.hip,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

NAKRArivs or Queen vIcroRA's MINISTERIAL
DprrcuLTrEs.-This singular and beautifully writ
ten narrative, called the " Recent Royal Drama, -
taken from the "London Gay World" new peri.
odical, received by the Great Western, attracting
great deal Of attention. The remarkable know led &c
ofact characters and localities il displays is not its
least merit. We continue the narrative today-and
will probably conclude il tomorrow. The Weekly
Herald tomorrow will contain the whole narrative.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

No. DOS
3 A 3
= This is TO Certify that there is due to G. r. .
- Parish, or Bearer, from the CITY COUNCIL '
y OF AUGUSTA, on demand after the FIRST day y
= of November, 1887, the Of THREE DOL
:, LARS, payable in Current BAWK NOTES when
the sum Of Five Dollars in SCRIP is pre-
scented, being part of loan Of $50 900, authori
y zed BY resolution, passed ell the 18th July, y
" 1887.
q AUGUSTA, Georgia, Sept. 10th, 1897. .
= II E z.
= JOHN II. MANN, Collector < Treasurer. o
% ; : ; : : : 90
o- : > 60
Z Stockholders individually liable to the amount
of their stock.
" No 20S3. y Real Estate Pledged
UNITED STATES
: EXC IA n L co.. PANY,
" Pay to J. Traiioa or Bearer,
TWO DOLLARS
Demand in current money
Payable at Portland Maine.
NEW YoRk, Dec. IL, 1887.
L. Nj. GAHAGAS, Pres't
ROBERT Beck, Cash'r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

VIRGINIA ELEcTIsS.-We have complete returns
as far as the House Of Delegates is concerned The
parties now stand in the lower hsuse, wings o. loco
fecos 50, and Conservatives o. The returns show a
wing loss of IL and gain of . and conservative loss
Of Z and gain of D. In joint ballot the legislature
stands thus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

30 The National Academy !. not forgotten.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

For Representatives to Congress the returns are
not perfect, but from them we are enabled to say that
the locofscos have elected II, the wings o. and the
conservatives 2. According to this the locofocos
have lost 3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

r7-LA oAzxA LsDRa brought crowded house to
the National last evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-07

SHINPLAsrRR CURRENcY-THE LAST OF THE
MoHEGASs.-We received yesterday the following
shinplasters from the south, in payment for SUBJ
scrptions to the Herald" but which are no GO =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
INDICATED LOzENGES

ana hetdu az NO. lVO NASSAU street, one
door ddOre 4nn.
Worms, Worms nfiby destroyed by usiag Shermans
Worm Lozenges They the greatest discovery made
and the only medicine that fails asd pleasant
children eat them freely peppermint.
Coughs, Colds asthma tghtness Of the chest SUMPTION
Sc cured almost incredible short time by
celebrated Cough Lozenges They in
day They have cured within the last months
than all the Balsams of Lverwort, Herehound, SC. put
gether They have cured great cases. where
entertained Of recovery.
Bilious Complaints Caharc Lszenge. are par.
culary adapted to bilious where active Caharc
is required They the best medicine and pleasant
as to be eaten as readily ordinary confectionery.
Heartburn and acidty of the stomach dyspepsia sc. cured
BY shermsns Soda Lozenges. They heartburn few
minutes, and afford astonishing relief to dyspeptics
Nervous OF Sick Headaeh Immediately cured by Sherman
Headache Lozenges They nting oppression Of the
chest dro~snes SC. They highly refreshing
tending large parties keeping up the spirits and cheeulnes
La1atire Loxeges for persons of cove habits
TO the sedantay They keep the bowels after awhile
entirely obyiate this troublesome complaint.
Charcoal Lozenges for correcting the stomach and bowels
Sarsapa,iHa Lorenses for purifying the blood, &c
Rhetmafism Lumbcgo, pains and weakness in the back
loins sides neck breast limbs joints SC cured by Sherman
ranted superior to all other pases and for only l
Shermans Teehing Plaster affords astonishing relief when
the back Of the neck Of children cutting their teeth
Liper Complaint aundcc, female distractions &C. cured
by shemaH celebrated Roy Hepatn which has
within the last than all other remedies put
Their swth difficulty the proprietor supply the
ing demand for this popular medicine.
N.B-All kinds ofmedcine be had made into Lorenres
and rendered pleasant at LOG Nassau street Also Peppermint
Rose and all other pleasant eating Lozenges the greatest
variety in the world.
Ask for Shermass Lozenges. jeIqy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
MO CURE NO PAY.-sANDs' REMEDY FOR THE
LIN SALT RHEUM.

FALL RIVER, Mass May 6, 1888.
Messrs A. B. D. Sands,-I had been afflicted with Salt
Rheum IN its everest form for several years. and at times
bad my hands and different parts of my body
number of different preparations without obtaining but
little benefit and became much discouraged that
solved unless could procure warranted
Hearing Of valuable Remedy went to Providence
and purchased dozen of it, confident that if il cured
could dispose Of hundreds Of boxes it immediately
perceived that benefited meand after using few weeks
was cured entirely and skin fair II had
had it. 1t is about two since cured and
that time have been entirely free from it. have since sold
hundreds u boxes to friends and and il has been
who called for it, had the complaint bad her face
that could hardly bear to look at her. She bought box
and in less than week, she comparatively cured
she used only two boxes, which entirely cured her. In
that think should do those injustice who similarly al
icted did not let them know the peculiar benefit which
have received and which have known hundreds Of others
receive from the your valuable remedy Truly yours
Sc. EDWIN PORTER Merchant, + all River
Ii Is with much satisfaction that the proprietors able to
lay the above Certificate before the public that all and
know the great benefit which individual is able to certify
to having received and known others receive from the
of this valuable medicine. Not only for Salt Roum, but for
all other diseases othe skim such ring worm letter Scad
Head BARRIERS Jackson Itch Eczema &C., this medicine is
also certain The Syrup of Sarsaparlla recommend
ed TO be used with the Remedy tends purify and throw
out from the blood and all the unhealthy humer
neced with the disease and the application of the Remedy at
have occurred where this has effected
ks time Every afflicted with these plaus
IN FORM invited 10 make immediate of this valuable
medicine, and get cured without delay. 1t warranted to
cure, the money will be refunded.
Prepared and sold by A. b. d. Sands 70 Fulton, N f.
Of Gold street. and 100 Fulton. William ST.
and sold also by most OF the respectable druggists in the u
States. Price 81. je29-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
H ~ NJ 4 a N II A | r

Co Since the publication Of A. CANADIANS CON-,
POSITION more than Unrty limitations or eounterf.;ts
nave sncee.sivey appeared Now the Pous system is expo
red by all the Barriers Of New York ~r'os
But no ONE doubtless, will dispute that the auther Of
CANADIANS COMPOSITION Is the only person ,rhs
aas especially applied himself with real and ssduy 10 hes
esrieus microscopic researches The ept i, ba ~,
seved . sure testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale OF ths article exceeds his sanVne
From this date, Mr. A. GRANDJEAN promises. sceord;ns
% ms to perform extraordinary ston all per-
IONS who will give him their confidence and who ip permit
MIN to exercise A. according Cause and the different
affections Of the eus system lie appreciates and combines
WIN crcumspeeuon all the prescriptions given
no giving no preference to his remedies except where
me case reqsres II and where morever experience Cor
"ssly yeA's cohnrms IT'S efhcacy. -
Inc principal remedies st Paste, the Of which
guarantees the nhc of XEROTRISIA, and the tenn
Porary or permanent fall o the Hsra Cutaneoss Epons
Of the scalp of letter nature that which generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
I'd Oderverous Liquid the employment Of which, in shsv
ume, cures Ri DhOIkiSiA -
3D. pscniar Plaster, and Daphorec Cap for The treat
ment Of Bsdnessand finally prescriptions accordn to the
different and constitutions.
Approved and recommended by the ~ Medical Faerltv
Vmce, Barclay st., NO V hs'"' rouse AZ 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-04
DIR. Gil Oy T. RS

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS
TIME attention Of those afflicted with Hernia called to
Truss lately patented in the city Of New York lis
superiority every other instrument will be evident on
inspection, for unlike every other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon BY double spring. which 50 fixed as 10
y the the lower part Of the rupture pad
keeping the pad closely applied in every attitude OF the
body adjusting and adapting itself under all circumstances
to the and to the part to which j. to he applied Pos
double srng aud consequently double degree Of
elasticity it is rendered easy and convenient to the
The above Truss has taken the place Of all Others for the per-
retention and Of hernia rupture Iii almost
the only the city Of New York.
country The above Truss adjusted and applied by
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention to the subject
of hernia and the and application Of Tsse
his ece No Ann street. Broadway two doors from the
American Museum where they be had wholesale and
tail. je7-y