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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

CoRoNER's OrrIcE.-The Coroner held in
quest al a brothel, No. III Walker street, on the
BODY Of a negro wench named Sarah futile, SER
want in that seminary for young ladies' II appeared
that Sarah was encenfe and wished to procure abor
ton without the aid of Mrs. Rcstell For this pur.
pose, Sarah got quarter Of ounce Of oil Of tan
sy" which did the business so completely, that the
rsil coored one died herself in few hour after the
operation. doctor was sent for, who decided that
Sarah took too much BY half" Under these cir
sumstssces, the jury found that Sarah lost her life
by OIL o. tansy which she took 20 proeure abortion"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

MApBLE MASrEL PircKs.-James Blocker <
Co, will sell TINS at IL o'clock at No 20 Broad
street, eight splendid Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American Marble Mantel pieces, suitable for parlors,
Easements, bedrooms, &c. The above mantels are
well finished from the wareroom Of manufacturer
retiring from business, and will be sold without re-
serve TO the highest bidder for cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

SwAHrwovrise A sailor, named John Locka-
doo lately attached TO the U. $. Ship North Caro-
lima, yesterday robbed two Of his shipmaes, Michael
Fanacey and William Smith, Of all their money and
clothes. He has gone West, bat had better 20 to
Texas lie is an elderly man, light complexion and
sandy hair what there is Of IT, lie stands about five
feet nine inches high without shoes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

TENNESSEE ELEeTIoS.-As far heard froE,
Polk, the lscofoco candidate for governor is ahead
This il one accouat however-ansther says the re-
turns look very favorable for the re election Of Gov
Cannon. DIR. Bell, (conservative,) is returned TO
Congress from the 7th district by upwards Of 1000
maiorty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
MORNING HERALD.
TUESDAY,, AUGUsT N, 1879.

CRoroN AQvEDUcr-We call particular attention
to the first Of series Of articles on Ancient and
Modern Aqueducts, on our first page; they win De
continued every day this week and next, and VIII
be illustrated with fine wood engraving every
other day. We advise all our friends TO preserve
their papsrs A. thew will be found 10 contain vast
number of valuable and Curious facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

G1- WIN. ID. Fisley was murdered in Pickensvile
Ala, on the 18th ut., BY fellow named Gerald.
65- Cook, the noted Mississippi .urderer and
robber and Curtis who recently broke Jail in Scott
county, Miss, were re-taksn a short time since in
Neshoba county.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

KENTUCKY ELECTION is yet doubtful whether
Graves is reelected or not. southgate (whig) viii
probably be returned 10 Congress.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

o. lie CHEvaLiER D'ARsAY, Ambass ador to the
Court Of Spain, asd Minister TO the United States
from France, with his lady and three children, ar
rived here on Saturday in the Francois Premier,
packet ship.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
Police Office.

AUe. IA murder, or murder The magis-
trntes % the upper Office aad the Coroner have had
tunate freshman, naaasd Roger MoCafery. 1t seems
that the body OF Aeger WAS Srought TO this city
Sunday from the county Of West Chester, for in
terEsnt il the Catholic Burial Ground. Some OF
RACERS comrades, however, stopped the body in
t,asasifu, whilst another 10 fetch Coroner Wheel
err assuring that dictionary thai the man had been
fouliy murdered. The Coroner arrived, whsn 10!
the chief moarner presented him with liar doc
tors certificate which set forth that Roger died Of
dysentery, and all in tho natural way. Coroner
Wheeler then said he shoaid not hold an inquest;
fer, II the man had rccaiyed any foul play II was
the business OF INC Coroner at West Chester; and
therefore he should not interfere. Rogers friend
would not be satisfied, aad wenh to the Police office
where he gave accoust ,ol tn affair in winch Ro-
ger was hurt. According to his statement. = fight
took place on the 2Uh Of July, the first section
Of the Croton Aqueducts wherein Roger was beaten.
by one Peter Dsyan, aud taken his lodgings where
he died in a wsek after.
The magistrate thought that the Cnroasr was
wrong In not holding An inquest and he accordingly
sent the BODY OF Roger, to the dead house in the
Park, where II remained last aight Coroner Wheel
ar determined not to hold inquest, and tie Police
Justice equally confident he had Fright So
20 do; and tsween these two august iunc,israries-
the body OF poor Roger seems TO he des'ia.d Ia &C
without Christian burial, which, IL he wasa Catho-
lie, may prove serssus matter, for his souAaay
or get oat of purga,sry Ia consequence &c the dis.
pute between the Coroner and the Justica
Ihe Pride Of Ursss.-We believe il is Doctnn
ats who says that il Eve had taught herself
the art Of mantua making, her daughters weuld have
been saved from many naseries. Every day we are
forced tcacknowledge the justice OF thu worthy di-
vines cenclusisns. when we females constantly
brought up for purlonng wearing apparel, and we
forced 20 acknowledge that where enc steals ar
ticles Of mere utility, ten f not twenty steal those Of
ornament. AAn, MeManus, a blooming, canre4y
heade6 Irish girl, in this instance detesfed of
rebbing her ristress ct laced pocket handkerchief
and other pieses Of faery for which piece indis-
cretian Ann was committed, and will probable have
to goio the penitenaiaiy.
a black Bnrgi3r-A huge, strapping he negro
was detected on Ssnday night in ths Of breaking
into the hsusc Of Mr.. Hardwick, in ah street.
The rnIiap made desperate resistance, and nearly
attempt to secure him. On searching him, a cou-
pie Of eracksman" apparatus was found and some
booty which Was the produce cf another robbery.
lie committed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

INDIANA ELEcTios.-Dunn, (whig,) is probably
elected over Smith, locofoco.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

NORTH CAROLINA ELEcrIos.-Iiill!ard is electe'
to Congress from the 9Th district He 10 locofoco
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

et- The investigation into the affairs Of the State
Prison commences to-day at Sing Sing Gen. Ward
is employed by Col. wiltsee, the prison agent, and
Hugh Maxwell by the investigating committee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

o. The steamers United States and Great Britain
ran into and smashed each other the 9th instant
when ten miles of the mouth Of Genessee River, on
Lake Ontario. No lives lost and no injured but
good deal frightened.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

ssvantage TO this couasry; there esm be M do~bT
that Mr. Johnston intended to take his buys 20 ~.
fam in Camsda and do his d.y by tAem; there is no
doSst that she Captain AND owners abne v~aated the
law, and that Mr. }. compScd with issterrs There
i n0doubt shat the boys wsaid have been well of
on Farm In Canads, and besn a benefit to society,
which they were NOT at home. There is no doubt
that Mr.. Johnston was illegally imprisousd and that
he ought to obtain redress for his wroags; and we
hope and trust, and have no dcabt, he will be re.
dressed.
LApIrs' CoMpArros.-The AUGUST number % this
popular periodical 10 before us and fully s1,sains
the Previons -epatatios Of the werk Sons of the
eonributs"ns are equal 20 the best in any periodical
Of the pre- vent day land in addition 10 the y ose-
by printed pages % we'll written original MATTER she
work contains pleasing piece Of sasic anr,an sx-
csiently engraved view IN England IL Isa cheap
work.
CeLMANs~ MoSTaDF MIscELLANY nvm
ber Is much better taun the 6rst and proportion
ate rate Of Improvement il kept up, il " III soon be-
Iafosmidable rival TO the Knickerbossker "Ring--
wcsd, the Rover sa d tale, aad IS National.
past mes" is excellent payer. Miss w oodtridse
has written sonse beaatiful lines Y Nng Keats
j. chm died tao soon,'' sTimotheus TaItle'' POS.
sesses much rt ard the illustration is in adyni-
rabe Keeping with the sketch.
Burrows MAaAzINE.--We confess ~ having
sa~d Bat one tale in rhis wesk, and III ~ is "The
es', and we therefore laid down the book There is
IN, t'is Number very excelisnt engraving of the
'@Gamekeepers Firesidc,' and some .~ieresting.
aaecdosss about Old Iron.des
The Cur DIaECT.-This is admir- rble lItho-
graphc sketch a. the late at Sara ,sga pub
liled by Robinson, Courtiandt street. Tbs likeness
OF Van Buren is exeslent-his pesiton I'M, Sitable
GeneraI Sessions
-tJGSsr l2.-Wi.liam Brush aiias Johf, Harris
wac put 10 the her, changed with stealing frock
coat from John Mccoy. The facts were clearly
proved, and the jury convicted him without leaving
theirseats.
Francis Clark was mt "a IN. bar chara.J ,v;.h
the monstrous bad crime Of having two wives.
TAs prisoners counsel said his client was Cssirous
Of withdrawing his first plea, land Of pleading guilty
The two wives were beth in Court, looking dag
gers a each other and bowls Of poison the snhap
py cnlpris
John Collins, charged withperiury, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. and had his trial pos psned
natii max term.
George Barker, a..negrs,. put 10 the bar,
charged with stealing blaec coat, aue S22, slron
the Gsban Of the schooner Reenlus.
The possession 81 the stolen garment was clearly
and the jury, whous hesitation, found
Barker guilty.
And the Court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

NiBLe's.-T The farces of Twice Killed, and Forty
Winks, are announced for this evening with Burton
in the characters, that not another actor America
play half well. The re-engagement Of this
popular comedian is another proof Of Niblos tact
Burton has been the card o the season and has pro-
we'd himself trump-aye, the King of Trumps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13

LNGLIsH BOARDING-for = single gentleman may be
II obtained II 1872 Greenwich street consisting Of Breakfast
and Tea including spacious aud well furnished BEDROOM
Please inquire a. above aui3-y
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b-tfi'ae rooms, where COMPANY can be accommodated
WIN Breakfast Dinner aud Supper, the best the market az
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W NUTlCk.-Al persons hereby cautioned against
trusting the Of the br brig Magnet debts of their
contracting viii BE- paid BY the Captain conslhee aua
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-13
For the Hsrsld.l

0- Extract Of letter from the late stcphen Grard hk-
er late Of Philadelphia 10 Mr.. Williams the English ucsl,.t
then al Pris dated iladepha April 10TH 1880 Mr. Grad
who neatly 90 years Of age, out Il NUN
young many Of whom born blind been restored
to sight benefited ny the o other of Mr. Williams.
remedies duri the last forty-two years.
To Mr. Williams, Honorary 0cu'ist Sc 10 The King OF
france srl have bad slow bat favorable prospects The
skin that covered the thick and of yellow IN a.e,r
centre Of the and the right edge Of the punt which
can be distinguished under the cataract A.
the sight Of that have very little hopes be- should be
the case, will advise you fit and will considr il az greet
miracle particularly do not remember when lost the sight
ofha cye indeed " II since born have been
very young A. 70 doctors they do visit my house and
consider myself in the treatment Of f,vers de- sompe.
tent IN the United States herfrc hall not put
them IN competition with you. Your obedien, servant,
Srsrs. 0RARp.
Mr.. Williams lives al Providence House, 4s broadway
New York where patients daily received fro three
world 81 the diseases Of the Eye Blindness Of
the Far OF Deafses and remedies be sent 10 the afflicted
~ reference made 10 IN New York FOR the
ment Of his accustomed fees in aivance and will be answered
fthey arrive before the Ist May, lst0 when be expects 10
leave for Europe auto 2tdSitw.
1--WE MINUTES ADVICE ON THE TEETU-.Ju,
received from London supply Of the popular It'll, work
entitled Advice the Care OF the Teeth and ON the hes.
means Of Preserving, Recovering ano whens ost .,orng
them, nv Edwin Saunders Den-the twenty Grst el;,,or
Th practical treatise the SUBJECT NJ the Teeth com.
pr.es clear hints aud instruct ous that IL ors
pry ateneed fair readers from weeks months
of agopsinr pain and from years Of premature formfor
deicrmJ that when the opening lips disclose longer
peary within them. This little work shosd find II. way
TO every adys toilet table - Court Maea,fus
Imported and Tor sale by y. SAUNDERS,
anl32"y 357 broadway.
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SOUVENIRS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. 81,
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all that are yet published for the coming wear a Ca an
by F. TAYLOR and several new ones daily exnec, c'
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POETRY.
FoR THE nADIsosIAs.
THE INDIAN GIRLS LAMENT.

THE INDIAN GIRLS LAMENT.
The prairie now my home shall be,
My canopy, the skies;
My songsier bright the humble bee,
When morning bids me rise;
My mirror, yonder turbid stream;
My jewel, yonder freely CLEAN.
My shade shall be the bugIe weed,
My couch, the lowland fern;
Yet on my wild and matchless steed
The sombre plain III spurn;
And on at eve my eye shall view
The woody hills and waters blue.
Oh, fairer beams the ray Of morn
Upon my native woods,
Where rang my fathers hunting horn,
Amid the soltudes;
When onward sped the fallow deer,
/. With eyes suffused with many atear.
The forest spring-the ocean cave
The eagle on the cliff
The bird that rested on the wave,
And oh, my bounding skif
The sylvan dell where cookoos sung,
And wind-woke harps in music rung.
The purple mount with summit bare;
The grove that gemmed It's breast;
The robin that sang sweeily there,
When sunset bathed the west;
The cheerful wig-w in the nook,
Where leaped in joy the mountain brook.
The sparkling beech, with spotted shells
Fresh slrown by oceans girls,
Whose signs the coming Storm foretels,
Tho zephyrs kiss their curls;
The beaver dam upon the stream,
The lakes lone isle, where spirits dream.
Oh, they are hidden from my sight,
And stranger feet are there; E%
My mothers grave is leveledquie,
And gone the bowers so fair;
And drowsy mills disturb the food,
on crimsoned with my fathers blood.
The white mans stronger cabins stand
In clusters on the plain;
The groves have fled at their command,
And round them wave the grain;
The plough has grated Der my sire,
And swept away his council fire.
All, all are lost to me and mine,
Amid the prairie wild,
And now my heart at eve doth pine
For where roamed child
My eyes are panied with sorrows tears,
My ears with rustling grass
lhate'the long and joyless years,
And bid them swiftly pass.
Oh, for the hills my fathers trod,
The birthplace Of the brave,
Where white men praise the white mans goo
And fades the Indian grave
Where spirits roam by silver streams,
And weep at evenings hour,
To cheer the dying in their dreams,
And tint the dropping flower. ..
Washington, Feb 22d, 1889. JED.
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NEW BOOKS.-The Heir Of Sellwood, novel by
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na Mary Raymond by Mrs Gore, author Of Mothers and
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Senator Fulton and is well known the property Of
Mrs w. Williamsos. For particulars, inquire Of Mrs.
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