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Morning herald., 1839-12-23

NoTlCE.-Netwi,hsiaadn our manufsctory, together
with all its valuable mschnery stocks tools and eseks
unfinished wholly AID totally destroyed the late
the cornsr Of Grand asd Elizabeth streets insurance
not wholly destitute and shall pleased 70 see the
faces OF our cu.tomer both those home soad at our
at the Of the Bowery and Division street
where we shall besow hest efforts and endevors
ply them with the best ofeocks have large
Of finished clocks time pieces and regulators hand
renewing our manufacturing apparatus with all possible die.
patch aud possible. efficient and epeiuel manner
Som. OF our Turet clock customers necessarily be de
syed short time but trust they viii bear with under
existing circumst Clocks of description
and thoroughly repaired aud warranted
SMITH 4 BROTHERS,
ns0-svd&1tw. III Bow.rv
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
NEW STORE---NEW GOODS

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Morning herald., 1839-12-23
GENrEMEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought, and the full valse given in cash, BY ~.
H. IEVETT loy William street

% Knowing there persons who make great puff in
their adyer ements for CasoG Clothing, &c &c who
IN do not give the value for II L. will
these gentlemen who may have ssch articles by h
and who send for him. Of receiving the very value
in CASH for every article.
line through the fost Oce otherwise TO the above
address, will with due attention. DO Am.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

HOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS,
H. NEWELL gives notice. that he IL constantly
ing frem his Factory, full supply Of seasonable Boots and
Shoes all OF hs manufacture the materials selected
work supervised by him. and pair warranted he will
subreaur subreasury ten cent less Qualities
dered than be purchased elsewhere which he will prove
to the satisfaction OF the most ncrcduoU n they will only
him with call At No. % Canal i44 Chatham st.
N B-A large assortment Of French goat skin boots
hand. n7sm.
k J.GkANGER has removed to his permanent residence
- No. 81 Amty street. where offers to the pnblic his
Homeopathic pectora Restorative the price,
The which has attended the previous sale of
uabe remedy enables him now to place within the reach
all who are suffering from consumption, any affection ofhe
DR. GRANGER can be consulted daily at his Office from
IL to 3, andfrom 2 ia 9, z. NJ OILS 3m+
@ TAMMERIG CURED.-DR CONSTRUCTS VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION,
PHLApELPIA This Institution is open from the first Of
September till the last Of Junsduring July there
10 vacation All desrous OF instruction. either for the
Of Stammering Lispng Improvement in Eiocnton,
learn the conditions OF ANDREW COMSTOCK NJ u. 100
Mulberry lArch) street, Philadelphia. ..
Dr. Comsiocks Remarks Stammerng and the nv mereus
recommendations which he has obtained System Of Vo-
cal Gymnastics appended TO his Circular which shall
sent who wish 10 learn suhc
Of his nsituon Satisfactory reference. given in the
principle ces OF the United States. mis- 3m.
CAFErY KEFLECTlNCa FUNNEL LAMPS War.
- rsnted burn at half the expense lamp
to clear and brilliant ght without shadow The
proprietor socs hrs friends call and
for themselves feeling confident that wilt urpass all
in brillanc, cheapnsss and LAMPS 81 and M
wards suitable Tor dry good houses and
establishments where good light small
be obtained at e. MiTCHELL'S, SCatharine st.
n30-in' and a72 Greenwich street. corner Of Canal
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
II @ Y S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND AT Low PRICES
+. for sale by
HOLBERTON s. COLVILL,
Successors TO L. Page Son. 90 Maiden lane up stars
d2-lm~ near William street.

MEDICAL CARD.-DRl CARPENTER, No. Fse1p
1vl Slip New Yos, deems il pSsper occasionally remi
The public that he continues 70 administer to the anced 1t hs
To vast number Of tie citizens Of this metropolis be p..d,
no hersds 70 his victory disease
very specific in snumerang the Of the yarlsu na
dies to which mankind and womanlind subject. -
he conSnss himself to Office practice devotes himself ps
sonaIy to the welfare Of his patisn keeps -
mop boys and has oc for the privacy Of patisnt
Dr. Carpenter would add regularly educated to IL
. sSs year 1875 Of the New Ys. State Medical sos;ss s
signed BY the highly respected and much ansn,ed John r. +
years devoted himself TO the treatment and al dssss
and private diseases. rsstt $50
nearly thirty years ssduous and arduous application y
the duties Of the medical profession, and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety sf particular Glass Of diseases
to any Pesrsaes over the mere tyro the rro
non Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and direct
psrisos, and an inrssraon s hs ee;ss - 'n'
90 Charges removable and esctual cures in all
guaranteed Separate and private ofsesPaisnL nsvs
psrticnar the number Peck Slip Pearl street
sisy IS s. DR.. CARPENTER.
VT1AKE CARE or YOUR HAiR-Beware ef ali foreign
postrums, and wish 10 besutfy nature handy works
rely the Exotic" Ssgs Vegetable Hair O~
Its known virtues in reproducing, esvenng,ra CLOSING and
making,he HAIR all that could be wihsdt impossible to
deny and individual has yet used it, who say
has had the effect desired whether used for changing
declare their and .hshsrs are now en-
vou the plus ultra" for the ades and the gents
mems toilets Forsae by h. A. Sage, Rochester, and in New
York by c. H. Ring, druggist, ga Broadway; A. B. Sd.
Sands ~ 100 Fulton st. and Burnets Psfumery store 81
Canal 81; Woodwork, a25 Broadway. dl7 In
TNsALLIBLE CURE FOR 0-a-Morgan's Com
pound Bassie Pills. certified being safest spssdisst
and most agreeable By Sir Ashley Bransby Cooper
Or Eioon Surgeons Lawrence Keats Brodie Sir Charles
Bell he For sale by appointments by A. b. d. Sands, 70
100 Fulton st and the following Dfusgs: Chsmbsp
Broadway corner Church Chamber GA Broadway 50
$50 Rowery, Barnett Horwi. III Bowsry corner Carmins
s.d Bedford street IS 9th Avenue and Burnsts Patent
Medicine store 81 Canal street. Price 81 per bottle,
". B.-Observc the seal" J M on eack o22-sm
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

MRS. GOODS /" HOME" for gentlemen and ,ysall fsmi-
1vl hes No. ~ Greenwich street, New vork--Tbe Pro-
prIs,or of this Establishment aers herself that NO raps be-
ing spared TO render the domestic o her house
psrfecty unescf pt,onabe her friends wf6sd Good omes
I'm the best and wost agreeable sense) at her doni,a
mas ims
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

(NOPARTNERsHiP-CEOR FULTON (late fore
~ man TO y. X Walier) and JAMES THURSTON have
this day formed copartnershp der ~, 6rm OF FuLrer
TnuRsros for the purpose Of conducting rumbns Bus.
nsss, at s5s Broadway.
New York. Sept is, 1880.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

FEVER AND AGUE.-r There was an earthqnake at
Tuscumbia, Ala, on the 18th ult.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
S1,225,705 81

Commodore Eliot. Among the documents con.
nected with the Pennsy l,ania conspiracy, as pub
lished by order Of the House. we find a cores
pondence bel "een Commodore Elllo, and the Sec
re'Sry OF the Navy. The commodore under date
"i the 10 Instant wrote 10 M Pauldinu from
HafHsbnrg stating that he rendered himself there
under he proclamation Of his Excelehcy the poy
erhor, and making at the same time most extra
ordinary Proposition, which we will rive in his
own words
81 reached Harrisburg at o'clock. nccompao.
ned by Passed Mldshpmau Charles Robinson
waited on the Governor. stated 10 him nv p1c
"sence under his proclamation my readiness 10 as
'sisi hlm 10 counsel, or 10 any way he MIGHT re-
'qu're nay services that should remain m Town
'uil quiet was EE-EsTAELsnEn ia tie a,ean time
\ ~o"d c0dear'r. by Hirin2 ,riit me parfisaas 10
"Grpedr one, and restore coa6iaee tciM HE oher. ~
To tins lsuer, with the most commeudab.e
promP'slude Mr Padding forthwith aesnatcbcd TIM
following tart reply and severe rebuae:
NAVY DEPARrlE,r Dcc 70
Sir: Your communication inf.,g.,, ~, Ne
paruent that, under the proclamation n tho
Governor Of Pcunsyyonia." you had proceeded
from Carlisle TO Haru.burgh. for Tie nprroso r
assisting han ia counsel, or Ia any other sav lie
might require your seu,ces,' hgs been recei,eJ
The Department does not perceive thu, the n,oc
ismauon OF Governor Btner has any reference
whatever TO the officers Of Tie Navy Of tic Ur,.
90 states nor does II think you have sctad 0.,,i,
due discretion m thus m'ogiing 81 the conflicts Of
a'''e s"ih'H''e-' 10 relation to disputed poi1,s
properly sppenaiu'ng Ia Themselves. and not re-.
qHnog " authorizing the intersection of ary ,G.
ctf' naval or military. Of tie United State.
lou Will therefore. on The receipt Of tb,. o,de,
'eA'e harrisburg Ip'ih@lth,out, together U,ib Ma.
s"'p"''u N@''n'"'' return 10 Carlisle. reporting
your arrival At that place. and strictly sb.,,,..,
from all interference in clsi. couAri. ,,,.I 49,,
wise directed b. IBIS Department.
a1 very respectfully,
Your o5st.eut servant
J. K. PAULDlNG.
u :. Say Carlisle. Pennr,l,.ris
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

MOB Rule. Mr. James Smith, from the county
Of Philadelphia, is now lying dangerously IN, from
the effects Of an assault committed upon hiu, by
gang Of bUlliea that are nnw quartcrcd here rs
witnesses on the part of Mr. Brown of the county
for seat in the Senate.
MIR Smith was member of the House Of Rep.
feseniai'ves from the county Of PhilAdephis, lss,
year, and was sobpmnaed here a witness in the
contested election, by Mr. IIannan. Il is said that
he possessed important information relative to tie
frauds that were committed md ne soon as il was
known, on Monday evening last that he had arrH-
ed, gang Of the bullcs that were foremost in mob.
bng out the Senate and House OF Representatives
started IN pursuit, and found him with brother Of
his in an oyster cellar, under the public house kept
by Mr. Chase, at he corner of Walnut and Third
streets, where they rushed IN and knocking down
Mr. Jus Smith, kicked htn jumped ON himand beat
htm unil' they left hm for dead. lie vas remoy.
ed to Mr. Wilson's in state Of insenebltv. and
DIR Rutherford called to bis aid his life is sull
despared Of.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
CUi,GGtes,, affairs.
Upper Canada.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the 2Ist inst
says The story OF Sir Allan NJ Nabs assassination 's
con,tadicted by letters from Qucenson, from un.
questionable source. Thus much is probably rue-tha,
his carriage stopped by rufans who suppos.
ed h'm to be inside, but on finding their mistake ii was
suffered to pass without farther molestaon
The Kingston (U. O. Spectator gives the following
horrible account OF the execution Of Col Hiram Wood,
rui OF Syracuse who hung for the part he took at
Prescott
Mr. Hiram Woodruff one of the prisoners taken near
Prescott, lately sentenced by Militia Court Martial
was on "Wednesday morning. about sunrise, brought
from Fort Henry upon rough carriers train or Sleigh
attended by two priests escorted by party of volunteer
cavalry TO the gao and after brought the door
leading to the scafod, when the Sheriff read the war
rant to execute him he then placed on the plat.
form, the cap pulled over his face, and the han gman
placed the rope 10 hook in the beam overhead The
platform fell and presented revolving, Disgusting and
disgracetul scene equal TO that of VIM Brass about
year ago The knot instead of drawing tight under his
ear, brought TO the chin IT did not slip but lett
space enough to put hand within the chief weight of
the body bearing upon the rope at the back of the neck
The body was IN great agitation, and seemed to su.r
greatly The spectators said it shameful manage
ment, when two bangmen cams out, endea ored 10
strange the sufferer and not having succeeded they
returned again 10 their disgusting work
Above where Mr. Woodruff was placed were two
hooks. one Of them was little TO the left Of his lei
arm, the other beyond ms gh the knot and rome was
on the eit side, IT quite stiff and not fit for The use
to which 1t was put The hangman made as if he in.
tended TO attach the rope to the hook 20 The . can.
not say but thought he desired by some persons IN
the room 10 90 to the other hook and was snrnrsed 10
see hun cross the sufferer aud place the rope on the
other hook and several others noticed the lfnptopr
ETY. OF what was done, and foetod the evil
ces that might follow, which might have been sern by
almost senselcss IDIOT The slach OF the rome instead
of being his left shoulder was &C ross his
The drop fell, the body descended perpendicular until il
was drawn violently to the right, directly under tho
place OF suspension, this would Jerk the rope round IL
the chin had the brues put the slack Leh nd would
not have caused so much suffering The rope was To-
tally unht for the purpose much siia and lage Il
draw close and much question If these Wrrtches wb,
knot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

ifts psopi, q vermont viii ~ ID, fffi day e net'
psc.n.ssf errosH With ptnlfi usia-tn, Esq 81 Noni
.~l.r 1ffsfvfrt e %. Nrffaont Colon saup1 Society
- shaussut collar hrftty peege yell ard hiia
yslf 90 sd thousand collars Co. o tf the ION o'l
81 ueii Drceubef. and place iie uaneY BY that h,ie
uat re- SO Treasurer IT. th. Aurrcuu tvignifaho" -"
ELIJAH PAINE
Niiisusioun, Dec u. ir3-
Is,,ar, & ,uLlc journal. IN vermont may possibly
cantf avut The public by giving ihs above ioer'h
- so. to noi. Insertion 10 ueit fr'Teeu'r Jour
n.t. ELsIn Pstsr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
Lower Canada.


'"""Ht"t, Dec - i-t5.
We have heard great complaints made Of The diff
Guilty OF obtaining passes for TIE United States and 81
applicants being obliged 10 dance attendance the prcat
er part OF day before they could obtain what they want
ed This 10 felt TO be great annoyance by those of our
fellow citizens. and they are not few who cross the A.
laHic about this time, aud who are Sufficiently bu,,sd
immediately before their departure with busioes, mai
isrs' 10 have much time to spare in hunting up pass
Courier
The Nlsssquoi Standard believes there is too much
iof the last ten twelve DAYS that body 81 SUM.
thizefs, and large number d Canadian Rebels No
have escaped into the adjoining St4tes Of Vermont and
New York, are collecting along Tie Frontier for H.
purpose Of making another descent into this Province
u.
On wednesday morning, Eiienne Parent and Lea,
Bapirir ffeehetsi pfopr,etof- Of the lucb.e Canada
were arrested and lodged ~ iail on d CHARGE M n
Treason We i-ougi would GET them al lat s5s
We have slecstdrc, bv forcing them 20 throw IN ~
N''nsy NcH oi Io,siy they have hitherto worn Ifte
paper IL Suppressed By The Government as IL oobt q,
hr Ne "ii BE- able 70 congratulate She country on tLr.
mol bong febrAeu' luprr the Province. srd ,,y
Two shaade On ih~ fence. EupisA op-s lie No.
81 Saebec aud Tie Courier Of tl.s es,y-Hrad
H7ntrtai, he 81.
lteteis nothing oi Thrilling nature from ,h. H.,
If''Eee aAA'sgH surmises we're rio Of pfrtaed 49,
aeis 81 revenge ssalHsi the prison. and ,f,,.,t r.
ei'idasl toyhlisia, Who had reUirr,d tLr1..-i,' -.
u'siy obn'a."ns 10 lie bfssnds aud lLeif friend,
lI-lt wa rumoufud some days ago tb,t /, -,
thf intsnlon or nsh Of ihe Goysrsf-.-n, A.. :. = "
iArfs VI lac fvb-ls creeping iA3ss sao togk 80, =
lbe bAflafoes bglhsfy Ct Walker. sss - /,
Hs1s " !sf h.il sY9a 80 c0orn =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08


SfNarr-Oa Wcdnc,dsy The blI graduating
The rucr 81 The pubnc lau.s csuc up go o'te' bot
at The instance at Mr Cluy oi ~. who unfinished
hls desigr further to discuss the tHi. AID ON ac
count Of the ihiuness Of the Senate, II was made
Tho order for the succeeding Monday, on motion Of
Mr Cay Of Ala.
lfouss-On motion Of Mr. HAYNES of Geo, the
Presidents message WAS taken up 40 committee 81
The whole Mr. J q. Adams IA the oheir--5ut NOT
without first a suspension of The rUlcs-nyes liz
NAYS 20.
10 committee, Mr. lInyncs moved the approfH.
ale references OF us several portions. Mr. Bel com
r.-incd that The iou-c bad been taken by surprise,
ADD Appealed To Alr H. 10 lcl tie matter lac over.
Ne II. declined, saying that the matter had olrca-
dy lam over three weeks. Whcreopon Mf Bell
went 'aio .ons and minute rrIcH Of The message
"jh episodes ou the affairs a, Harrisburg. Exec
olive influence. The SAauwout dcfalcstlun, SC. -
lie was followed by Mr Prentiss Of Hiss, with u
challenge 10 discussion Of The principles Of the
administration. spoke untd the usual tour for ad-
J"ainnenl, uaa concluded for the day.
senate Ga Thursday communication was
received from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in u
oedlcnce To the rcqusitlon of .lfr R,es touc niuo
CAlIt
copies ordered to be printed
No business of public iniere.; was done.
HousS-Mr Prcntiss of Hiss. consumed noarl,
the Whole session, Win his speech on the nessae.
~ continuation. Mr. eastman got the floor ia re
ply, when lhe committee rose. and the House al
jourded,
! The Senate On Friday, after short session
ADJOURNED over 10 Monday. No business Of gene
! raj interest was transacted. On motion of N
Benton, several papers relating to The salt duties
TO the use Of salt IN agriculture. &c., aud to th
ELECT OF the salt duty on the agricultural interest
being the evidence taken before committee Of ia,
House OF Commons, in 1917 aud 1918, were or
dercd TO be printed 10 the number Of 30 900 COP
les.
The House was occupied the whole day in de
baiing proposition by Mr. Wise, to print 30 .O0t
COPIES OF The documents Of the extra; the last AM
present sessions. including the report Oh the Swart
won't deiolcalon, which was not decided when tn
House adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

CoHafo. The report Of the conviction and SEN
'enee Of the three Cnidslream Gusrdsmen.at Qae-
bee, il is uow said is untrue All Gre acquitted q
conniwng ct The escape Of Theller and Dodge bg.
HE serpenn, is reduced to the rsuks f1r his 10,
great familiarity with The prisoners, two Of tie
pnsutes are TO be imprisoned some months. Gf
want Of vigilance, aud the other two are acquitted
entirely. The sentence has been approved by s.s
John Coi5ouo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08
FOREIGN.

From England The packet ship Columbus las
arrived at New York with London dates to the
~ b, aud Liverpool TO the 20 Nov. The Cot
ton Market VAS good aud there an improved
state Of trade.
Lord Dirham had not arrived in England.
The Royal William steam packet was udverlis-
ed 10 sail for New York 90 the Is III Of Drcember.
aud consequently may be expected daily to arrive.
An attempt was made to assassinate Charles
Louis de Bourbon, Duke Of Normnndie the prelon.
ded son Of Louis XVI and Marie Anioinci,e, by
dschnrgng two pistols ut him While IN The gpiden
Of bis residence in Cambor "el,-two balls lodged
IN his lell and one IN his breast.
1t was expected TINT the British Pafliamen,
would assemble abou, the beginning Of February.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

Tic Russian Government was making prea.
preparations for the invasion Of Clrcaesia--and
most sanguIory contest will doubtless be the re.
suit.
The Queen Regent Of Spain opened an extra
ordinary session Of The Cortes on the s n Of Nos.
In her speech sho plainly ard honestly confessed
that her afmes have been defeated. that her e23
cheqHef Is empty, that her creditors are clamorog,
and her subjects unhappy 4 sad picture Of 10.
uoEhl balkrurtcy She nevertheless orders rea
levy Of 20 900 men, ard het vessels Of war 10 b.
fitted out Cor active service.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

From Uoslincios 4 letter rom NvaA.-....
70 the Editor % iac Boston Cueucr. ts,,4 ...
@1,h. says-"It beae Chustmas, TIE ssgc...f.,.
nation have hal yesterday and to-day Uca,r-s ST..
Jay cot ct the s,couu) for lrohcLu-.
No business at Oh has Yes been dsr..-r.
House. mouth los b,en spent iu dup, t..
mE--"mc'. perhaps, Is The beet .h.nr 30 b.,,
pcc'ed 90 sucL body
Tic subject aow before tho House ia ,i.,.
ron'mcni Cd. committee TO look ancr ih,i,t.
lrts' Upon tAis, Mr Wise has spoken az. ,.,.
'enE'h' charging The Administration Wi.h pc...
ions lfunds end cmbczzlrmouts. and other c,.r.,
0'' '"'eHtihcdHofs, 90 30 measured terms H..
W0'A more time may be- consumed on this ,ul,..,
cauuoi now be iorceccn.
Wheeler any good would come Of The appoint.
meh' OF committee. is questionable
ihefe Is an expectation that tho Wligs ,.g
conservatives Vii act together on this subject 81.
ne 10 take The appointment of the committee os, q
TIE hands OF the Speaker and cleo, them hy i,
Io'' hoping to elect m1jnuty who Mil be wlll.,
to Disclose The iacis without favor To the Adm.
is,ralion.
An 'nees'isa'ion might perhaps. disclosed sorc
thing Important but this Is quite uncerau.'
me STATE 4 Pennsylvania Gays tic n. YORK
Ameucan) is now reapng the certain md Ditto,
fruits at us long support of JutEsouism--a tenn
destined to be synonymopslu our American lonro,
with contempt Of law and orocr, with ruGian ST,
'coec' AND unrcsiraiGcd indulgence Of the fierce OIL!
vludtl,o yosslons.
In 'ms country, ard in all parts Of it, ooini9r
public opinion, ls the great element Of strength
our Institutions. When that opinion shall once
become 80 perverted that oil settled precclcn,s.e
peaceful resorts, are sci at naugh and overturned
by The sel'"lsI Of the multitude or any considc,,
be portion OF them, there Is an end for the liDa
beng Of the authority o. law, and, Of course. 81
, that liberty whleh alone deserves the ngue--,tg,.
! ~ founded upon aud secured b, Law.
!" this condition matters seem to us 10 have ar
rived ut Harrisburg. a rueiun mob oyetao e. n
/ Legislature, fills The galleries and even the sen
/ Of members and menaccs with sc-lorc and Ian
| guagc, such Of the mrmtors as coincide mol vii
or Yield not to- It's audacious and Law less diets
! ton
Spectacle Of shame and humiliation for the wio'
naiion precedent Of fearful example aud imgor
/ for republican, liberty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-08

y There il q stocking factory in Portsmouth. y.
II. IN which 1900 pairs Of those ore made ma
@eek. L gises employ meut 10 70 hands-alJ s.4
IN another year probably. gige employment 10 2OJ
Il operates part Of the ume by astcf. and ~Ess
hat fs..s, By s'ess,.- Bat,oz T'r-n.