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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
By MRS. CRAWFORD.


oh! tits pleasant to look to the coming spring,
While the winter winds are blowing;
When the flowers shalt kud and the sweet birds sing
On the bough into beauty growing;
When the snowdrop, pretty nun.like flower,
And the violet, dainty fairy,
Like a maiden coy. in her wintry bower,
And the primrose sweet and chary,
Above the withered leaves shall show
Oh! then rs the time through the woods to so.
Oh. love TO watch the blackbiris run
Through the glades in their plumage glossy;
And the squirrel, so frolc and full Of fun;
And the sparrow so bold and saucy,
That comes, like a sturdy teggar, to get
Our aims from the bird we CHERISH
The robin, sacred to all, the pet
OF our childhood, that must not perish
Fer lack Of the refuse crumbs that lie
At our lattice, TO catch the sweet birds eye.
Did You ever mark in the moonligh hour,
Or in the sunshine brightly glowing,
The chestnut tree, ere a leaf or flower
On the russell heughs were showng2
When embalmed in tn gum that nature spread,
To protect the embryo blossom,
The tree, as ii lifts its gal head,
Is more brilliant than beauty's bosom,
In the Jewellcd blaze Of her court-day wear,
Or her diamonds that flash in her glossy hair.
I've watched that tree in the moonlight cold
As il shone in its eem-like glory.
And thought Of the legends We read of old,
or Aladdins wond'rous story;
And Ia sooth II seemed, rs az magic flaws,
With their tiny hands, were spreading
A thousand lamps in that bow'ry maze,
For some gay court fete wedding.
And fancied heard their golden strings,
And the rush Of myriad Of fairy wings.
Oh. It's sweet TO indulge in fairy dream,
When the soft moon shines above Us,
And the aged woods aud silver cam
Are frie nds that know and love
But the dream OF life is a long, long dream,
And 50 chsquercd by JOY and sorrow,
That the suu that smiles IN his evening beam,
May arise IN storms tomorrow.
But the holy winter Of age shall bring
The JOYS OF long, and eternal spring.
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Cora ms ou Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshefier.

May 9--Noak Ripley ana Ulidm Fdiconer rs.
Henry BdsamGa This action brought 10 reco-
yer the sum Of S3Z1 fer goods sold and delivered
Ii appeared that Henry w. Bamman, a son of the
defendant, failed in the year 1881, and assigned his
effects to his father. piece Of tin then nailed
over the letter w on tho sign and the business went
before, with this exception that the defendant
sometimes gave cheques for the debts of the rn
whilst his attended to the business of the
store. After iie the defendant got tired of Civ
ing his cheques and this action brought TO
pei him to pay the debts which had been incurred
whilst ms naae was up. The evidence was very
conflicting, aud the jury were locked mp for some
time; but At length found for the piaintf-damages,
1897 81.
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MR. STEVENSON'S familiar TREATISE On LATA
1tl RACT in l2mo with numerous Illustrative Cases fourth
edition. price IS in cleth PlaE description
Of the seat and symptoms Of Cataract, curase only
by surgical and danger Of trusting IT'S treat
ment 10 ignorant rretenders, or painfully Irritating nos
COUGHING old and however terrible and
many the sole operations for its re-
tartcnec
neither Of which operations be performed until after
longd blindness and tedious preparations without nfctine
rrcparsbe and less structural mischief with
pondng risk of inflammation acute sometimes last
in. suffering Disagreement destruction permanent mpcr
fiction Of tbs affected These sad consequences
rasted with mode cure rendered applicable 10 Catarae
their VARYING forms Of dmnes ob,curty total
oss Of sight and period Of life, which by avoiding M
possible sensitive textures and acting skfuly on the
less disease produces lille PAIN while il enables nature 10
sight In the most satisfactory ea,n. mark
dormy Of the eye -Four previous and scientific el
ou OF this work formerly Published, eiucdaye Of tis
practice incusted which received the and unqus
flied Of distinguished writers aud
in his public and private practice 10 the extent with
the most signal success. BY JOHN STEVENSON, Esp.
CONDUIT street, Hanover square, res. Surgeon ocul,
and Au to his late Majesty SC and TO the King Of the Del
ga aud Lecturer the Anatomy, Physiology, and Patho
logy Of the Eye and Ear.
London: 5. Highlcy, 81 Fleet street.
or whom be had the following works Of the Author
Ophi,amc and ASral Diseases, viz
On WEAKSEss SioHr, 4tli edition, 81. &C. in boards.
On GUrrA SERENA Nervous Blindness IA Cd Ia boards
On DEASyss its Cau.s Prevention, and Cure, fourth
ton, 3s. in boards. al7-im
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MEDICAL cARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. Peek
wi Slip, New York, deems proper occasionally TO remind
The public tia, he continues to administer to the afflicted AT hs
old established Drpeysary
To n-mber Of the czons Of this metropolis he needs
herads h victory disease in Us
psted and destructive forms does he deem Il material
be specific in rg tho OF the various maIa-
!ic. 10 which nankinl and womanknd arc subject.
To strangers he beg. leave most respectfully 10 remark that
sonGnes himself 70 office practice, and derotc himself per
onay the welfare OF his patients keeps assistants
hor boys and ha. separate Offices for the privacy OF patients
wao a cone.tn contact.
Dr. Carpenter would al that lie regularly educated 10 Ne
profession o rssd'cne and surgery, and received his dp.
IN ". year 1919 of tbs New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much amcnted John H. D.
Rodgers NJ d. President and that he has lsr org series OF
years devoted himself the aud AZ deca,
sad private diseases.
IL nearly thirty years assduous and srduons application to
he duties Of the medical pofeon and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular class Of diseases
ded Nv collegiate and regular medical education cnte the
practitioner any preference the ro ~ the profes
non Caeser deems consistent and proper 10 direct
he attention discerning pubc 10 the inference Of e
Jarison md an investigate " bis claims.
Or Charges reasonable, aud eectual cures, an
guaranteed. Separate and private oces-Pstsn.
IN contact
Be particular a the Eumber reek Slip Pearl street
sl-s DIR. CARPENTER
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o. ORly one case was tried yesterday at the Ses
sions, and that charge of petty larceny, for
which the prisoner convicted and sentenced to
the City prison for 80 DAYS.
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US. MARsHAL's OFrrcE, May 9-Capt Taylor
of the brig Mayfiower was arrested, charged with
nsdemeanor in leaving one Of his crew al foreign
port, contrary to the statute The accused is to be
brought up for examination Friday at 10 O'clock,
A NJ
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DISEASES FROM IMPRUpENCE AND SECRET
~ DESTRUCTIVE PRACTiCEs.-Educaiion obtained
he first medical colleges IN Europe practice rendered per-
feet Nv experience ~ Tie British Army
Military and Naval Arenas aud Hospitals aud ~ the West Ia
dies the test. by which mankind should be guided when
all of practitioner required These the qualifications,
of DIR. JOHN BAKER IRWIN, and success perfectly
smped in hs city New York the proof ~ tie great certain.
which III. treatment o the most obstinate lie
Ia. had one failure The great increase h proics.
sional business has compelled him 10 ake another ece ad.
don his old established oHce s0il Fulton street c may
be connted daily rivatciy secretly and comdenay No
oo4l Fulton street No IL Beekmsn street door below
Nassau.
D. careful 10 mark the Doctor v connected with other
Office asd upon lis extensive practice and experience lie
earnestly cautions against ignorant preenocr and the o
any mereuris preparation ms7.lm'
IIow TO BEAUTiFY THE COMrLEKioN.-wY
III kTHs MILK or ROSEs-Cel.brated for the last 40
III Eurp and America for oionng AMI identifying the
skin, aad rendering smooth and delicate II v per.
fec, Iasury after shaving washing, &C. u i positive
for pmples, ssnburn tan erppop frectle Ne Indeed
Valuable toilet dressing case complete without
IT, For sale Wholesale md retail W A. D. D, Sands, 100
Fulton, William ST. syme, 90 and 33e Bcwery;
Ring OH Broadway; q. Lindsay, 50 sxh Avenues and
druggists fancy stores, &c. in Losdon and America.
Ask for wyeths Mill Of Roses decidedly superior 10 any
in the world. ms0sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LOG Nassau street, one door above Ann street.

LOG Nassau street, one door above Ann street.
co sHERMAN's COUGH LoZENGEs One hundred
of celebrated Lozenges have been sold
during the last winter They coughs colds nhu
en-, uSn,ness Of the nsss and a1 o. N from
sumption few weeks Their thing
kind Several hundred certificates have been received Of
shoala neglect taking this the only medicine that will
them. Go to Ice Nassau street and get box.
sHERMAN's WORM LoZENGES are the greatest dis
eovery made The, are pleasant to the TAFT. as the
peppermint aud inble destroyer Of all kinds Of
Man! suffer from severe coughs pains in the joints
and Iimhs bleeding SC which caused
Use Sherman Worn Lozenges, and they will destroy the
and you Of pains &c. They acknowled
gea by all who have used them and by physicians generally,
BE- the best yegmifuge medicine in existence
sHERMANs CAMPHOR LozRNGEs, a certain and
immediate for sck headache o0ness Of spirits
Paintings shornes Of breath dowsnes' Se Persons attend
ing large parties crowded assemblies will find occasional
Of refreshing and keep their spirits buoyani
Go 70 LOG and get box
sHERMAN's SODA LOZENGEs never fail to cure
heartburn and acidy the stomach and bowels Dyspcp,cs
should he without them They have made several
dru where the patient had suffered for You that
afflicted directly TO log and box and he convinced
SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES another
great and important discovery They active yet mild
cty pleasant 10 the aud tie best medicine known f,r
cleansing the stomach and bowels and preventing impurities Of
the blood For spring medicine and for bilious esers no
thing can equal them.
siiERMAN's sARsAPARILLA LOZENGES are mad,
Of the compound extract sGrara and equal the Syrup
OF an, ether form and Gar more psa.,n, % The taste
sHERN,ANis APOLLO LOZENGES improve the voice
of and ,ngcrs-hey keep throat ami arys, moit-
prevent the dry husky often attendant their
exercises Youth about passing from that stage 10 maIhood
will find these Losengs- great benefit In fever they
will allay thirst prove grateful 10 the palate, and highly
fre,iins.
Ao all other kinds 81 medicaed and pleasure eating Lo
zcnges.
sHERsIAN's CELEBRATED POOR MANS PLAs
TER, 100000 ~ which will not supply the yearly demand
aud preferred to All Others fr pains weakness in tie back
lons sides breast limbs SC ard for and lumbago
warrante superior al Others, and for only shilling
Who will suffer when they can be cured for 50 small sum
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MEDICAL.

-. go, -, i.A - - - lAAs
90 DR. GLONtRh0 recently introduced inio hls rvse-
hee chemical preparation, which has proved em,neny
successful in removing elects II long standing. &c Gonsr-
rscas cured IN few days ID pleasant TO the
and speedily cfhcacous
Tvs Doet-r consulted ccn6jen,iaily IN those diseases
which have baNci he sk o. the inexperienced and such
produced by quack no.irums and ignorant pre-
tenders. Be little particular notice The and number
of his osc1 Ann street Private % his office third
door from the Masevn. Lamp the inner once dcor in Ii
svensse jelly
CERTAIN DISEASE ersdicattd by The celebrated
~ Dr. Fccts Gcrorhea Eradicaor u hinders from
business pleasant the doe not faint the breath ard
prc,eves it, ,aes any length o. time, AMI therefore an i'm
portart medicine for and those riding in the
try fails In recent IN less than hours
those Of longer standing IN proportion. Hudr reds have by
few doses Of Eradcator been cured Of For safe
Wholesale aud retail BY A. r. ~ Sands Fulton and
William aud the following Drug Stores ~ Bower, ,ruer ~
Walker Bswery corner Bcndj Ga Broadway IS srih
Avenue Prise ~. nis0 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-01
THE HUMAN HAIR.

no Personal appea il Influenced by nothing
materially than luxuriant OF hair The loss Of the hair
in oceasioned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist it, To prevent its de-
cay accomplish its complete restoration, Is the object
which Mr. Cirehugh has for II directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair ITS structure
nected with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the most celebrated Psychologists in London
and Edinburgh dissccted the derext Of the skin
skin and hair and BY these discovered the which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowledge Of all these Subjects and after
experiments heals different stages of Badness and vary
according the constitution Of the Individuals the
result was the production Of Ms celebrated
TRiCOPHEROUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
II composed ofingredients Of the most viyying powers
healthy action the skim and the relaxed functions
Of the nerves. bloodvesss and absorbent II will thus be
evident that only by such the restoration Of the
hair ever be effected.
In proof confidence which CLIREHUGHhas In
ing hair he prepared to treat with gentleman who
would wish to have the Compound applied by himself Il has
Hair Cutting Rooms This win be done ritsu casgs
who had their hair restored referred Who VIII
testify to the great efficacy ofthe Corpouad. N
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become thin
brokenoen cauedb by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound only It, ID ssch all oils greasss &c
amy fatty matter Is perncio, and only be
mended through the grosscst ignorance.
One application Of the Tncopherons is sufficient
from the skm.
Price 81 bottle oldby CLIREHUGH his Hair Cut
ting Rooms Goner Of Fulton and Broadway and Of his APP
pointed Agents. Dodd Druggist Of Blocker and
Broadway VIVA Minor, Druggist corner Of Dey street and
Broadway. p n30sm
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H ~, ~ ~ 4 a. n j il !! !, a 4 J, !! J. R

60 Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN'S COM
POSITION more than thirty limitations counerieits
have successvey appeared Now the Pous system explo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But one, doubtless will dispute that the author OF
GRANDJEAN's COMPOSITION is the only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and aduy to these
microscopic researches The he has
eeved is testimony of the general satisfaction
The sale this article exceeds his most sangune expectation
From this date Mr. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
to his conviction perform extraordinary upon all
who will give him their confidence and who will permit
him to exercise according the and the different
affections Of the Peus system He appreciates and combines
with crcumspecton, all the prescriptions given in the best
ho giving preference to his remedies except where
the requires it, and where moreover, experience Cor
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies are lat Paste, the Of which
the infable OF XEROTRlSA and the
porary permanent fall Of the Hara Cutaneous Erupons
Of the scalp of letter nature that which most generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
ID Odeerss Liquid the employment Of which, in short
time cures HYDROTRISIA.
3D. a rscsar Plaster, and Diaphovee Cap for The treat
nent Of Bsidneand finally, prescriptions according TO the
different and constitutions.
Approved and recommended by the NJ " Medical Faculty
Oace, Barclay ST., No !, Aston House. az sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-01

Qy- DR. GLOVER has recently introduced into his yrse.
tee chemical preparation ~hich has proved sunnen
rheas arc cured in few days 1t peasast to the taste
and speedily cfhcacous
The Doctor is consulted conhdenially in those disease
which have bscd the skill Of the inexperienced, and such
produced by quack nosirrms and ignorant pre-
tenders Be little particular 10 notice the and number
door from the Museum. Lamp Al te inner oace door in II
svensg .fl4.s..a jelly
J,OR cOLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA-
IT NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red grey hair may
he permanently colored rich and glossy brown black
nge application ef Mahcmm eds Tarksh Dyes and instead Of
nurag s hair, most preparations do, Il improves il aP
eprtaton III this ar. that orders have been received for
from American gentlemen residing Cahton who have sss-
ctory tested its efficacy while at home. Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUIONs, 1eo Broadway,
ale-y Agents for the United States OF America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-01

DR. EvERETTS MEDICAL OFFICE-ABDOMINAL
~ SUPPORTERS, as improved by DR.. Kngh-and sustain.
ed suit law the Circuit Court Of the United States and
approved Of by all the Surgeons the United States and
Europe Also general Of Patent Tuses and Ss-
pensdry Bandogs kept constantly hand and skiuy aP
piled at the above office No. Ann street. under the Museum
the from 2ls Broadway where patieats
also treated for all Chronic Diseases and many OF long
standing cured Also for sale the celebrated
In consequence Of the great demand for the Abdominal Sup
porter for the falling Of the womb Prolapsus AMI and many
other diseases Of the character requiring the advice Of
inventor has induced Dr. Knight to attend for that purpose
from TO NJ each day. in reom adjoining and entrance as
above stated second door from Broadway, Ann street.
third door in the from entrance ais Broadway
- 90 - m. Nv 27.lm.
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& A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR DRoPsYs-T This i. .

- "A SPECIFIC Kennedy FOX DkOPsf..-IhnB
"A preparation Of most intrinsic value, and has become
justly celebrated and If employed regularly in compliance
with the directions the bottle will be found proven
tive, and most perfect relief for this very and
dangerous complaint II simple and perfectly safe to take
under circumstances and powerful and cacions
remedy particularly commended to physicians being
fully entitled TO their confidence.
Mr. Henry Brevoort Of New York. about 80 years oil
age has made Of this remedy 30 years. by which means
alone, he states he has preserved his life -f54
Prepared and sold BY Dr. Fay Minors Franklin House
proadway So Court street. Boston; Dr. Wadswerth, Prov
deaee r. l. ~ Z
the proper hand writing Of the proprietor, thus:
my 27-imF Dr. J. oNTHANK, Proprietor
M EDiCAL CARD.--DK CARPKNTER, No. 4 Peel
yl Slip New York deems proper occasionally to remind
the public that he continues administer 10 The afflicted at his
To nsmber OF the citisens Of this metropolis he need,
herads to his victory disease in It's most
picated and destructive forms does he deem material
be specific eRumeratng the Of the various mala
dies to which mankind and womankind are subject.
To strangers he beg leave most respectfully 10 remark thu,
he combines himself 70 Office practices and dsvotes himself per
sonaly to the welfare Of has patients, keeps NO assistants or
shop boys and has separate Offices for the privacy Of paent
who can never come>n sontact. ffa-8 e.F 48&
Dr. Carpenter would add that he is regularly educated the
n the year 1872 Of the New York State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected and much la.ented john r.
Rodgers M D. President and that he has fer loag series Of
devoted himself to the treatment and cure OF ell delicate
Il nearly thirty year. ss;daous and ardous application 70
the duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
ded by collegiate and regular medical educato enitls the
practitioner any preference the ro the profess
Doctor Carpsser deems consistent and proper 70 direct
the attention Of discerning public 10 the inference Of The
parison, and an investigation Of his claims. y
CO Charges reasonable, and efectual - ali eases
Guaranteed Separate and private oeesPsents never
Be particular aubsr Peek slip, Pearl street
a-s s tEg DR.. CARPENTER
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DANCERS CURED, BY JOSEPH HAwLEY, NJ D.;
" residence % Bayard street, New York.
Mr. O. Hlrren- IN.


To Mrs. c. .Aekoman Bergen, NJ
DrAp MApAM- Erw YoRx Feb. 18th 1890
Ihave deferred writing you until could speak specifically
the result Of the Treatment. adopted by my physician in my
particular case happy being able TO say that has
been perfectly successful; my health restored, and
ready TO start for my friends 10 Bergen MY complaint
which was canccrous had existed thaA twenty years.
II had advanced for the last two three very rapidly
The whole OF breast diseased and had TO be
had also tumor between the opposite breast and My
eener. heal IN had been undermined by the disease had
faith s being cured but BY the soicitnde Of friends
induced apply TO Doctor Hawey residing AZ number ~
Bayard street New York. upon The recommendation Of Mrs
Samuel Davis number 10 Commerce street, Newark From
the great Snubes patess which he Is constantly attend
ing II New York and its vicinity, from different par Of the
country should Judge that had opportunity Of
coming as well acquainted with the practice. have found
Doct IT, kind and attentive physician and consider h
medical skill less than the external application
indeed sheua think IA the height Of preumptoa for am
ignorant Of the profession 10 attempt applying med
eipc sufficiently cs acioss 10 Cancer yov
rejoice that Of the profession has the courage and M skill
10 complaints Of this nature without resortng 10 the knife
to whom the afflicted may escape from the impesitions
quackery. Yours afectonately,
my27.im. MARY CUBERLY.
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II YDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
II TLEMENs FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS No Beekmsn street, New York.
and No rs Natohex street. New 0rleansSouhern gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York, respectfully informed that
they will end fl assortment Of Opsra and Dress Boots I'm
ion Shoes Fancy and Dress Pumps and Caters Of the
syle and auay furnished them al No. 10 hatcher
New Orleans which obtained the first premises late
Fair In that city.
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for ne Boots for the
Charleston Mobile, New Orleans Nstches VoKsburgh,
Any o. the south cities invited call
and examine splendid article Of light Dress Boots made 81
French Imported stock IN The latest Partisan fashion, No
Beekmsn street Clinton HAIL. New York opposite the Park
URlAH RYDER.
w. b. First Premium At the American Institute, New York
Mechanics Institute,
~yAu late faret New Orleans.