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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

LIME FANCY GOODS, Perumcry, Cutlery. Portable
Il Desks, Dressing Cases Werk Boxes &c in variety
wholesale ata retail,at GUIONS,
m $50 Broadway oppositc Jobus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

A CERTAIN DISEASE ersdicatod by the celebrated
n DIR. Poe Genorhca Eradicator n binders not
business pleasant TO the taste does the breath and
its virtues length Of time therefore i'm
portant medicine for voyagc and those riding IN the
try never fails IN recent in less than "a hours
those Of longer standing ~ proportion Hundreds have BY
few doses 81 the Eradcaor BEEN cured Of the Piles For sale
wholesale and retail by A. d. Sands, Faon and
Whsm and the following Drug Stores On Bowery corner ~
walker aso Bewery corner Bond, Ga Broadway 20 snth
Avenue Price n. mso sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
DAupRLocoUEs FEMININE AND TONIC PILLS

T1AUDFLUIlUES FENfNTNE MD IONTL FTI.Ls
I'D The certain for obstruction, suppres.oa,
rreguary aud other similar complaints peculiar 10 females
TIE latter cectua remedy foe the various diseases incdcn
tai state Of pregnancy. A. general Ateran ard Rcso
siivc these Pills equally ryecabe 70 both and
invaluable family medicine they may be taken ~ all times
without interruption from business hazard from cold
These Pills kinds and put up packages
tanisg box oi each description. When used geEcrt II
restorative. eenaCcguc, they 10 be IA
ken conionty and will prove invaluable medicine we'd
for single women, unless during pregnancy rhsn
TIE Tonic Ps alone must ~ taken he others WtH
sstscartfGes
For sale oniy Nv James IT. Hart NJ. D. as broadway,
ner &c Chambers and % Hudson st. y. NJ Guion la Bow
ery e,rner Of Grand ST. ~ Henry, Of rke IT, and al
Grand st. between East Broadway aud Division st. also by
n Booth. 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Package priee. 10 cents Tonic separate, 90 cents.
Observe that the Tonic Pills aIose must be taken dur
snr pregnancy Others so,d shortor ocod3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

NTEEDLFs-NEEDLES-N subscriber
IN in returning hi, 10 his
TONERS Tor their preference 10 his best Needles bcgs
that he will contnuc 70 supply the best Needles
the world can produce Rodgers Scissors Pen and Pocket
Knives, Hosiery, Threads, Tapes, &C.
RICHARD RICHARDS,
Importer Of and Dealer in Needles, SC.
a26 I'm 1876 Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

TTOW TO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEMENTARY
Ill ETPS MILK OF ROSES-Celebrated for the last 40
wears in Europe and America for soenng and identifying the
skin rendering it smooth and delicate. 1t most per-
axury after shaving washng Sc II positive cure
for pmpe sunburn tan, eruPtons, frockes, &C. Indeed It
valuable that toilet dressing complete without
it. For sale. Wholesale and retail by A. b. D. Sands 100
Fulton, William St; j. Syme 90 and $50 Bewery
ii. Ring, 644 Broadway q Lindsay, 50 Sixth Avenues and
druggists kncy stores, Sc LoBdon aud America
Ask for WyeA Milk Of Roses, decidedly superior to any
IN the world mSo-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

ITO MERCHANTS, STORE KEEPERS AND HOTEL
i KEEPFRS.-y. w. sTENT, General Builder and job
hing Carpenter No "a Pe street. takes this method Of retur,
p sincere thanks his patrons in the above ss
e business. 10 sftrm them and the public generally that
he has now on hand 1000 Of well seasoned prepared shell
wing counter s,uand from his long experience and ap
proved taste 10 fitting up bars, stores Nc. he al all time.
ready TO receive orders in this particular branch and 70
soaabe terms. a27.Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
III u M A n III A l r


40 Since The publication OF A. GRANDJEAN's Com
POSITION, more than usirty limitations coanteres
have excessively appeared. Now the rlous system expo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York. r
But one dsubtsss, viii dispute that me s1'Ao -
GRANDJEAN's COMPOSITION is the oni, person VINO
has especially applied himself with zeal and sn 70 .nese
curious The nc nas re-
eeved testimony Of the general sa's'acuoh gwen
The sale Of this exceeds his most sangune exectauon
From ,si. dats. MIR A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
his conviction perform extraordinary cures upon all FER
Sons who will give him their confidence, and who WI; rsrm
him 10 exercise A. according the and the dihereh
affections Of the Poss system lie appreciates and combines
with ction all the prescriptions given IN the oe au
tho giving no preference TO his remedies except where
te case rquire it, and where, experience LOT 30
many years confirms its efhcacy. IL,
The principal remedies lst Paste The use OF whicn
xuarastee the infalihe Of XEEoTJSA ana the tenn
porary or fall Of the Hara Cuaneoas EruPtons
OF the scalp letter nature that which most generaiy
met with on the heads Of young CHILDREN
ID )dcfeross Liquid the employment Of which, in short
time, cures uYDROTRISIA.
ST. a pecuar Plaster and DGphoreiic Cap for the treat
Of Bdness-and finally prescriptions according to the
different and constitutions
Approved and recommended by the N T. Medical Faculty
Office Barclay St, No !, Asor House. az 3mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

n9- DR. HULL's UTERoABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Err Inc cure Failing Of the Womb BY external applieA
ton This discovery approved Of by the medical profession
tai London in an Of II years standing
ay 1887 which has esoycd the patronage
OF Sir Ashley Cooper Sir Benjamin Brsdie DR.. Davis, Dr.
Griffith, DIR. Ashwe Dr. Swealman, Mr. Keates, Sir James
Clark several other medical officers attached the
in establishments Of the British metropolis. In Paris by the
the Supporter has acquired similar rank and pa
In New York is sustained by Professors Francis,
Deafcd Bedford Doane and Perkins, and by all the leading
practitioners.
Office, Vesey street. Aston House.
A competent surgeon in constant tendance a3O-eoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

CUGAR Eighty hhds prime New Orleans Sugar Cor sal
- in lots to suit purchasers, by
alley y. X COLLINS Co, 90 South Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

I,EMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
Nature do.oess originally intended the appearance OF
ladies be accordance with their but how frequently
and with what unpleasant sensations do ladies' otherwise
beautiful completely uasexea by that unseemly disagreement
supe rluous growth OF hair upon the face neck
ATKINSON'S DEPLATORf has proved itself in thou
have under the rropreor osser
be positive and easy remedy for this unfortunate a
fiction.
No cosmetic has hailed with the univs sal salts
accompanied the introduction Of th inyaua
bic preparation J. application of which will in few
moments entirely remove the har leaving the skin softer
finer, whittier, and much improved IN its appearance
II is 50 mild and harmless in its nature that be used
upon an infant, without the least deccrious effect.
In consequence Of the increased demand for the aces the
New York. General Agents for the United States Of America
for the Deplaory and Mahomea's Turkish Dye.
Country dealers will be supplied by them the most reason
able terms Price Two dollars per bottle. MD uy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

~ UERLAiN'S Ambo.ia Cream for shaving; Cosgershals
VI Connoisscurs Shaving Soap for sale by
a5-lm. c. II. RING, GA Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

DERMUDA ARROW RooT.-A superior artiel. the
ID crop,just received and for sale by
as I'm &. n. RING, GA Broadway.
4 EECHEs-sweedish Leeches. For sale or applied BY
Ia as In e. H. RING, GA broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL PEN S,

dofaUr sand FncuG
AND A
Ne.
hruero EmJeo she's t
has dd applies
Ar
k ten to P
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
A Luxurimnt Head of Hair.

"YETHS "CREAM OF LILIES" highly esteemed
wv for promoting tho growth Of tina hair, preserving II
from falling out and freeing from dandruf Whskes Suck
y raised by its also red hair or whskes gradually
turned toa jet black without injury TO the whskers Of har
has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and the
openetrang the roots and causing them OUT
Cur natural artificial by its retain their
shape and unaffected by dancng weather. OF other
Price so cents For sale Wholesale and retail by A. B.
ID. SANDS 100 Fulton, of William; Syme, % and
$50 Bowery; C. H. Ring GA Broadway; g. Lindsay 80 snh
Avenue and by respectable druggists in the city, Periu
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful to ask for "Wyeths Cream Of Lilies"
mSO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
TIE DOMESTIC SOCIETY.

The Rhode Island Society for the sncog,-
sgcment Of Domestic Industry. ~lIl hoI re
annual meeting. Fair and Cattle SAo1. At Paw
tuxet. on Wednesday, the 9th Of Octobe,-
There is every reason to bclcyeirhsi j, uill be-
the most interesting exhibition that has been
held there. Within the past two years renew
ed interest has been taken in the affairs oC the
Society, and efforts have been mad. to place 1t
upon footing of more extended usefulness
The premiums have been offered With unusual
lberality and embrace objects of great impor-
tancc. Particular attention has been paid to
the breeds of cattle and other domestic animals.
and to the improvement of soils aud crops, and
to the Introduction of new varieties OF products,
The geological survey, il will be remember
sd, was commenced under the auspices of this
Society it has progressed with very satisiac-
tory results, which will be made known when
the whole is completed
The Society ought to have a large access
on OF members. Many have Joined it, within
the past year. but there are at least a thousand
Others in the State who should contribute their
influence towards its support. The objects are
neither sectional nor partizan, but are intended
TO advance the good of the whole State. aud
should meet with the mos, cordial support from
all classes.
We have reason to believe that the exhibition
Of stock will be superior to any that has ever
been Offered there.-Pr0r. Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

America TeSpucci.-This lady appears 10
have excited the enthusiasm of our western fell
loo citizens To no ordinary degree. At ST Lou
is and Cincinnati numerous meetings have been
held approving Of the Senate report of last win.
ter. recommending her TO the aid and protec-
non OF the American people praying also that
Congress NAV pass a law allowing her TO pur-
chase ten sections of land al the minimum gov
eminent price. and that the sum required for
this purchase be raised by popular subscription
throughout the Union.
We really think this after all no such very
munfceut generosity. We have squandered
our land right and left among hordcs of app-
cants. They have been had for the asking
French, Poles. eSiles. Of any nation aud evsry
nation have had leave. according to the yeruac-
ular, " To locate" on our virgin soil.
II tins be right how can il be wrong TO do as
much Tor America Nespuccil We believe il
rs not denied that she is 4 linea descendant OF
one OF those extraordinary spirits ofthe fifteenth
century who supported and encouraged Co.
lumbus in his immortal task-of that one VIII,
discovered the continent and baptized 4 Tor ever
With his own name. And whatever NAV bav.
been the cause Of her leaving her own country.
il is certain that she comes here with the mos,
earnest recommendations from the French An.
thoriiies, and is under the especial charge q,
their Legation. Those who have seen her saw
that she Is lady Of singular grace and elc.
-auence. and with all these il seems TO US the
American heart must be made Of some s,cruer
stuff than granite II il responds not to the call
" L, Epg. Past
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

A TmEF NABBED--A fellow calling himself
Michael G0rm0a but whose real name we are
informed, is JOhn II. cate, of the Province OF
New Brunswick, was nicely trapped here on
farm houses IN this vicinity have recently been
entered at night and plundered OF clothing,
provisions, &c, the very rooms in which the
inmates we've asleep being IN some cases dar-
ingly entered and robbed. la two or three
cases the thief was frightened Oh before he had
collected any plunder, but in Others he Vas
more successful. The house OF Mr., Joseph
Bsteman, in the neck. was entered aud robbed OF
clothing &c. on TUESDAY ught, aud part OF the
punder was discovered the ueNI day conceal
ed in barn in the neig eighborhoo3-sud ~a,,h
being that night kept IN the barn the iellOs sss
apprehended when he rame ,tter the sr-sl,s
Before going Tor the concealed goods es su-
entered and robbed the houses oi Mr- le.t Il
Eas,on and Mr. Robert e. sss1- 30 vssss =.
had collected eosssiersels ssse-s. -at-1 .C -,;
was found upon biu uts- e sss ,a.t-. g..
uadet--nt N -KsusBs,so. co ! '1. - si-s,r...--
before our Municipal Cogr. sts1 o. a., -:S.-
edged himself gaiIiy Of 'lI - rasrz.t r'.i.'--
I'd against him. saying be id 90, Ur,. 70 r--
the Courr to any expense s13 be 80 + ,
committed to take MS ir,al before o.. - s,r.al,
Court in March.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

4 Costly Pleasure Boai.-An expensive and
beautiful pleasure boat has just been launched
iuto our waters from the yard Of Messr,. ilol-
brook aud Whluemore, called the Northern
Light and owned by Que of our most inter
prisiug merchants, w. y. W,nchester, Esq
who has been long known in this community
Thus gentleman having acquired a haudsom,
fortune, has followed the English custom o
enjoying it, aud he has bad built in a mos
thorough manner this costly boat. which is
perfect model in every respect for pleasure
boat, for which she is expressly designed. Sh,
i, Of seventy tons burthen, and cos, littI,
abort of ten thousand dollars
TIE cabin 10 ftted up in the nestest and mos
tasteful style, containing eight berth, with ~
r.. convenience for parties Of pleasure. She
has also an after cabin for her men, with the
sslpe number of berhs. She has been motto
Cd by hundreds of persons while making trips
down the hsrbor, aud her great speed places
her before auy boat OF this kind which has ever
Walked the waters like thing of life
She has already beat the Hornet. one Of the
ssiiies boats here, and trial OF speed with
Stsveu's new sixty thousand dollar Yacht has
hsen talked OF, and bets made in favor of the
Northern Light.
We are clad to find that ve have men of for
iuoe amous US, who are inclined to enj JOY then
sealth 10y such liberal expenditure upon no
bic and delightful amusement, and we hope
Others will 80 and do likew;se.-BoSton Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
FEDERAL ARITHMETIC.

A calculation in the Providence Journal o
yesterday morning, copied from federal paper
IN Maine with the stolen name OF " Eastern
Argus" libel on the Democratic "EAsrERN
ARGUS" elects some federal candidate. no one
knows what one, rs follows. viz
MIR. Federal Opposition, l59 votes.
Mr.. Van Bureu, 1856 do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

The Ne'O Yorf City Directory for th. cur
rent year contains 3s.eOO names, ofwhich 81
are John Smiths, 572 Smiths in gaera, PIG
Browns. l92 Clar.s. lj5 Williams l5i Tay-
lors. ISL Johnsons, l4S Millers. I,5 Moores
l43 Jones. 1873 Thompsons, 100 Whites, lls
Woods. ll3 Davis. Ill Martins, III Wilson's
lO2 Halls, 100 Andersons, 90 Lsyrencrs, 81
Aliens. q Kings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
rug CAPTURED AFRICANS.

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Judp, said ne had come 10 ,bs d.r,.,'n ,hs,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

Anotler South Carolina Member Of Corgrrs,
ReHgHo5.-lhe Edgedeld Adverises anuoun.
ces the resignation of the Hon. John P Rich.
ardson. (deml member elect Of the 26th Con
grcss from the district composed of Lancaster,
Chesterfield, ker'haw. and Sumter. on account
OF M health.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

Gold Prsscruer Of Beauty.--Ata late meet
ing Of the French Academy Of Sciences. Bar
on !.arrey. one Of the Surgeons OF Napoleon
mentioned an experiment made by himself by
shioh it was found that gold leaf could be used
in preserving beauty. During the campaign in
Egypt. he had observed that when. the higher
classs, OF the country were attacked by the
con1uent small pox. which not being modified
by vaccination leaves deep marks on the skin,
the e.che, applied gold leaf to the surface OF
the body where pustules appeared. AT the
suggestion of Larrey. NJ. Lcsrand a French
Physician tried the experiment upon beauti-
fIl young English girl suffering under one oi
tas worst forms of the disease.
4 coating of gold leaf was applied to the face
b1 the medium of a little gum TO make it sd-
here. The l~ly recovered from her disease
without marks except on the extremiHes and
the central positions of the body where the gold
leaf had not been applied.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
Mai. for. Mr.. Federal opposition, "a

Seeing the federal papers, the one with the
stolen name, the Boston, Atlas and the Pro,i-
dence Journal, always speak the truth and
prophecy eorrectly-when they cannot help it
1t would seem at first. as though the question
was settled. and that Mr.. Van Buren was
doomed to make way. in 1910. Tor Mr.. Oppo-
sitlon. who is the prominent candidate OF the
federal party. But, on a second view. We find
TO: much supposit,on by hall, to entitle this
calculation TO implicit belief. Il supposes. il
the following States so against Mr.. Van Buren,.
aud vote Tor Mr.. Opposition. that the latter
gentleman will positively be elected. They
are. Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut.
Vermont, New. York, New Jersey. Maryland.
North Csrolins, South Carolina. Georgia. Ken
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

THE STEAMBOAT RIcHnoSD.-To g'e time
to clean up and make some necessary epairs,
the Richmond has stopped running for, week,
and will not leave for New York ass until
Thursday week, Oct ID, when she wdresume
her trips, leaving Providence on iondays
and Thursdays. and New York on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

Quick Vork.-The English government has
lately caused steamer Of very large tonnage
to be built at Chatham. for the purpose of as
csrtsining the shortest possible time in which a
vessel can be completed. 1t was expected TO
have been finished in abou, eight weeks after
the keel was laid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25
MAINE ELECTION.

Returns from all but 81 small towns and
plantations. as published in the Belfast Journal,
present the following aggregate on the vote for
Governor:
For Fairfield 3s.1l5
Kent 32,55l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

.47n.st- 0scs~ty - CosCvCD.--AlbcJt g.
HARRISON. 4 ,dcmN member Of Congress irom
Missouri. died 4, ms Ics,jcaee IN Fulton, on
the ,Ih Instant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

The towns not heard from gave last year a
majority Of 400 for Fairfield, aud his majority
now will therefore be more than 6,200 last
year 1890
The Democrats have also increased their
majority in both branches Of the Legislature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

NJ. Arago, distinguished philosopher of
England. proiesses TO have discovered a mode
OF preventing the occurrence of hail and thun.
der storms. lie proposes to discharge the
electric fluid of clouds by means of a small bal
loon armed with metallic points, aud having a
metallic communication 9th the ground This
balloon is to be properly secured from injury.
and Is to be permanently stationed in the place
10 be protected from the tornado.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-25

The Lssus.-1'he following from the Argus
and Spectator. is the true issue whittled down
to point:
The Democratic Republicans want a SA.
riosALrREAsuRr. TO be regulated by Congress.
The Federal Wings want a ssuoSsl s.Sk.
u regulate Congress.