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Morning herald., 1839-09-13
PATENT wsaRI.Ase.
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BE d s L E A ID.
" The Subscriber Sole propric ard Manufacturer
prepared 10 execute WITH paieh ~ riders Tor their In
universally used Dcie article yet
sentej--c.mpnins ease, convenience and durability.
The sackar acted upon by windla.s ,wcIed
made perfectly light and fre. all liability sag sti
ng elasticity the which renders il particularly
viii be found hut little trouble with tho-,
other construction, whilst the precision with which tn
component parts fitted, acts safeguard against he intro
From the taken render each Bedead perfect Their
ssiss FOR durability will recommend them TO rurchssers-
Tho are invited call and examine large assortment now %
Also large Of elegant Furniture, Mara.e,
Feather Beds &c. constantly on hand
Nv. s. c soUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
,el5y franklin House
I oCo FoCO MATCHEs.-shipping order, and whole.
IL sal. dealers - supplied Apply at STEVENS Premium
and damp proof and constituting in reality the most psrfee
match imaginable. au30 irs
NEW DISCOVERY to Cure ii- foiowinr Disea.es:-
"a Cron,c scroluia all its stages conday ,plv. W.
eer- Pie. Fitula cancer sweilngs all ia Dis
eases which he without hrdrance
hu.;ues n tho course OF three or x week He doe. not asl
any pay until he patic perfectly cursd not fer mrd
ehes hch he will give gratis in he don't make perfect
~ ~ information be had b, calling the Bot uc
street between the hours Of and 10 an and an pm
where the Doctor will be in attendance to the boye diseases
2im' A. l.. SMILEY, Agent.
rJ,o TIE LADlEs-DR. A. q HULL's UTERO AZ.
i DoNTNAL SUPPORTER is offered TO those afflicted
with Prciapsns Falling Of hs Uorb and other diseases
ep'sdns upon relaxation Of The abdominal muscles. rs On IN
IN every calculated for relief and rrusrent
toraeon health. When this nsirumsnt u carefully and
properly fitted the form Of the patient II varasy affords
he immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
md bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly all
Of viscera dpacements Of the abdomen and m slu
application l. Away. followed by early confession ofracal
rslie the patient herself The supporter s Of simple
rucop and be applied ny the patient without further AID
AMOS q HULL,
OGSce. 4 vesey street, Astor Hsu,e. New York
Pamphlets describing IA, and application wf be present
I'd Al the Office. anl1
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

CtARRlA9Fs-The Subscribers consia antly receiving
from their mandatory at New Hvn, Carriage, Of al
descriptions which they offer 10 the public, the mo Ca
o,ahl, terms. a. their Repository Nos IS ,nd ~ calst
Tho,, wi.hsp To purchae will do veil 10 call and
Cor themselves before purchasing esewh.re
,aS7Iw. BREWSTER co.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

u SUUTHENN UNIL1 VT hfI LI4~rE ~,
= ESA Norfolk Charleston, g.. Petersburg. and
21hnaaask- Richmoad.--The steamboats, ALABAMA.
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats Of speed and sceomino
cation commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower emo
spears wharf every afternoon al o'clock immediately al
or The arrival of tie from Philadelphia and viii arrive
sert noru,a. Al Portsmouth me fer the cars for Wining
oa and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning WI, leave
mosh every day after the arrive from the scotn sno
,.ch Balioor~ nssi MORNING for the for Pla
Selphia-
These connections with the wen known steam
packets Georgia and Sasb Caroline which leave Sorok
every Saturday giving travellers aehoice Ihey
also run in connection with the James River boats to reters
arg and Rchmoud Strangers Informed lod traveners
Know, a is the chrslcsi and most comfortable route or
southern elers there changes from cars steam
soa and stages ~ ~ dcad u night on the washington
route The company therefore hapc the travelling part OF The
community will patronis- them. giving equal fac''ihes and
Pa.s,r. nd fsre 20 Norfolk. - John ". BROWN,
n,eu Agent
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

DUCKLIN'S PATENT RAILWAY LOOKING STOVE
- As the season approaching Tor houekrepers to supply
themselves with this useful aud arce their aen
on solicited bef purchasing 10 the Rdcoy Store
being altogether the best the market for the purposes Of
cooking Hundreds have sold in this city within the last
IL months and every instance far known have given
perfect satisfaction
Also for sale the Great Western" Cooking Stove for
ships steam boats and hotels. II is exhibiting at the Me
chanics Fair, Castle Garden. l.. FIELD,
s6-lm+ 23l Water street.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

DoCToR CLOVER consulted confidential, . usu ! II
~ hi escr Tie crpnius devote his special attention
the eatment and cure C ,hos obstinate disease. which
have baed the % nf the inexperienced For the last ten
Ne hss confined his practice 10 select branch OF
ion vir eets strietrts Gooorrh1s, and the different
f,rms - vruerea snxvrs apprised that he has
received regular professional edwson aud has
ton with the advertising quschs of day
~ onee No street, Broadway adoiniss ,hs
Museum. slllm.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

A WORD TO THE ECONOMICAL Those IN want Of
n fret rate would d. well t. call al los Beekma-
street PEARL where they will hnd very superior articles
manufactured a, the follow reduced ratss:-
sue, re.. Coat. sii 10 10 De aad trimmed 81 90 Ia 90
saper Froeh do. lsto ~. Frocks do. 30
Best Cashmere Pants, 5to q Psss do. SOTO %
Vests. all sinds, "A 10 . Vests. DO $40 w
iyta-3meod' MsFFhT,
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

NTOTlCEThe Subscriber offers for sale very favors
AS bic terms
500 pair very lest made and warranted barouche springs
500 steps
500 sctt bows
10000 lbs malleahle coach castings
80 sett barouchr md coach aNes warranted
5000 psir Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass 10
So scit very fine brass military bits and s,lrrups
100 10 do saddle cloths
29b0 ds coach ed together with afu assor
nent OF saddey and coach hardware and Newark meab
castings. JNO. J. SUMMERS.
iy6-cod3ms I3O Water st.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

. PEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANF.-
:. i-,-,,. Landing al the usual lsndpgs-The new and
*sta@f~AH s elegant steamboat UTi.A Capt Truesdeii,
will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street, On
Thursday, 18th September, at clock ,r,,,
ner West and Liberty streets; PETER r. SCHULTZ, al
he osscs, T.. gJAts m board.
NB-Au yon. fright bagga,e bank bills, specie, OF any
othe, Of property taken only The rick OF The owners
thereof. msA''"
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

nR. AMOS G. HULL'S OFFICE ! VESEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted TO the Hernia. and Proapsus
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon. graduate Of The
Univer.gty OF this State. in coustsnt a antstcc
rhs eslab,unsnt f,,orshiy known in ,is city for
thais0 patrouised by the medical cu TO whose
ouon its tgly successful solely attributable
Panpes cxrl .a,ng the SUPPORTER to be haa calling
as shys- VESEi STREET, ASTOR HOUSE.
st.l
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

INANlEL SHkkNEI, "A Ann street, returns
~ thanks his friends for the liberal suyportthsy
have uniformly rendered him he opened h kesstoev
and them that Will be his ,odayvr
continuance Of their appreciation HIS tasc Always
With the best the market affords and those who hoso hi
cleanliness. eivility and pronptituas ifc q
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

49,. FOR NEW URLE INs-P'.i,cly hr,t Regua
N.TxA packet-Lomsana aud Nav York iue.-The fast
-x. a,iag ccppered aud copper fastened chip SARA.
ga Hathaway MASTER having most Of her cargo engaged
wi sail Immediately. For freight passage having hand
iupshed accommodation, apply ON board al Orleans
wharf foot OF Wall street. 4. X. COLLINS co.
a 50 South street
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

SSSA FOR LlvERPOOL-Ncw LiYe Regular Packet OF
rf l5h September. The elegcgsnt packct Ship hsri-
s< ds,, Captain A. h. De Peysr. ofioOo ous burihen,
will sail For freight passage having accommods
quail fcr spledor comfort, apply board at
Orleans w arr foot Of Wall street or Elk COLLINS
4 90 ID south street au27
The Packet sip srrck Capitals Palmer vii succeed the
sheridan and all on IN. 96th October au27
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

NEW REFECTORY.-J.S SWEENEY informs ms ir,-rs
and the public that he has opened Reectory, t
large and elegant building, No la Fulton street Fish, fet
and Fowl always to be found his tables and every del.
OF the provided appears IA the msrket
satisfaction and he hspes to end that Generous
which he 10 determined to Deserve
iln.tf J. SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

- PEUPLES LINE FOh ALptNT
- Direct, without Landing. Passengers will
ss-csss find this the convenieat arrangement, as
they will not moested by the landing receiving Passen-
gers by the way r baggage being also more securco As
Baggage room will he leaving wharf, opened
uaiil tn. arrival ofthe boat al Albany.
The and fast sailing Steamboat ROChESIEh capi.
St Pier between the foot Of Cortland ana IL
h.rty streets this afternoon Wednesday Sep ember llh, at
sve O'Clock
Far passage or freight arply Captain board or to
,ROOKE FOWKS, corner Of West and Liberty streets,
ar to r. c. SCHULTZ al the Office on the wsarf.
All goods freight hank bills specie ether property taSea
or hpped o be At the risk the Own
srs thereof 80
Morning herald., 1839-09-13
HYDE PARK HOTEL.


b. MILNE has the pleasure Of announcing to his hiencs
the pnbc ally that he has taken the ahovc beac
tiu Of and 9Th Avens
where he prepared give dinner parties &c in the best style
by due notice Ills wine, and liquors OF the choicest KIND
and every attention bestowed for the comfort OF his yte
au7 lra-
DACiFiC HOTEL, l62 Greenwich street, New York.-
The Subscriber having become proprietor Of the above
Hotel viii all times endeavor 20 merit liberal SHARE of
public patr Tau9-im'l HIRAM CRANsToN-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15
Il O. PgSxrTr. ESQ.

j. u. BENNETT, ESQ.
see frequent references in the papers to this, that
and the other watering place, and charming retreat
from the heat and hustle Of the city-to Rockaway,
Coney Island. New Brighton, New Rochelle, Glen
Cove Oyster Bav and various other delectable spots
where visiters will have nothing TO do but enjoy
themselves in eating, drinking, sleepine, driving,
sailing, sporting, dancing, ctc-but have not seen
single allusion To- this pleasant region, where have
taken up my abode for the summer, and find it com
bning many, and, some respects, greater ad
ages than any place have heretofore visited in the
vicinity oi New York.
The steamer sun leaves here every morning at
seven o'clock, and New York on her return AZ half
past four IN the afternoon, except TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, when the boat goes on pleasure excursions
the sea BASS Banks, on which days she leaves here
a, i've IN the morning, and New York ON her return
Al SIX Y. W. This arrangement, you will perceive,
gives those who have business calls in the city,
good long day there, th, boat makes the passage
generally IN two hours and half including her stops
At Great Neck. Fhrog's Point, White Stone, West
Chester and College Point
hc general features ~ this part ~ Long Island are
exceedingly attractive. " being indcntcd by sue
cession ~ four deep bays harbors between Flush
ing and Hampstead harbor penetrating from four 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

six miles into the leland, and forming secks or
promontores Of fertile and highly cultivated land,
names Of the harbors Flushing Bay, Little Neck
Bay, Manhasset Bay and Hampstead Harbor. At
the head Of Flushing Bay is the village Of that name
where are the extensive Botanic Gardens of the
Messrs. Prince, and in the vicinity some of the
finest private residences in the state. At the head
OF Manhasset Bay is the village Of Manhasseand at
the head OF Hampstead Harbor is the village named
after that sheet Of water These places are con-
direct TO Williamsburgh, and forms Of the most
beautiful drives in the neighborhood Of New York.
The country Is rolling, aboanding in fine views,
varied by the waters Of the Sound the harbors ex-
tensive groves, mill seats, finely cultivated farms,
and charming residences In this region in particu.
lar, where now am, the sporting is very fine The
invariably terminate with bouders and reefs Of rock
at which fine black fish may be ia ZEN with the hook
and line; and about midway the Sound, opposite the
mouth OF the harbor, is Hart Island, and large
isolated rocks and extensive reefs, where the finest
sporting of this kind may be enjoyed.
At the head of Hampstead Harbor, among other
interesting objects, is the highest point al the ridge
or spine, as it is termed, of Long Island. From its
summit, hich is easy Of ascent, may be seen, when
the atmosphere is clear, long strip Of the ocean,
Sandy Hook, the Highlands Of the Neversink, the
Palisades, and most beautiful and varied landscape
between, embracing the entrance into the Sound,
the Strait eyond, IL mpstead Harbor lying at your
feet, and
Hills and dales and woods and lawn, and spires,
And glitterng towns and gilded streams, till all
The stretching landscape into smoke decays"
Unfortunately there are but few places Of accom-
mediation here Those to be found are very good;
but the inhabitants generally being wealthy farmers,
but few are disposed to give themselves any extra
trouble in the way Of accommodating boarders The
want of two or three good hotels is seriously felt,
and il is to be hoped that this want will be supplied
long, and that the magnificent hill at Hampstead
Harbor will also have its Hill House, which is now
all that is wanting to render this region decidedly
the most attractive of any in the ncghborhood Of
New York. Your obd't serv't, w. III.
&C. Captain J. NJ Beebe, OF the packet ship Mis-
sissipp died in New Orleans on the 4h inst of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

AuGUsr IA Shameful IL not criminal negligence
On Tuesday night pedestrian going along the
Bowery, fell into the area Of new building al the
corner Of Tenth street, and had the misfortune to
fracture one of his legs in a shocking manner. The
poor al first called loudly for assistance but NO
which he endured he tainted. No one however
came to his relief, and in all probability he would
have peritbed II some BOYS who were M play on the
building had not discovered his deporable situation
on Wednesday. Information was then brought tn
Justice Palmer at the Upper Police who had the
sufferer removed 10 the hospital
dnohu attempt to kidnap a ehiid.-A man whose
name 10 said To be William Schriver, and who re-
sides at S Madison street, brought mp, charged
with running of with the infant child Of Mr. Moirs,
who resides nj No Iaight street. The daughter
Of the complainant deposed that on Monday, herself
and brother were dragging the infant IN cart round
~. Johns Park. when the accused came mp, seized
the child, and sssde oft towards Beach street. She
aud her brother were Of course alarmed. and called
the passengers to rescue the child. This was not
effected without raising great mob, Schriver hold
ing on TO the child and telling the people not to in
terferc because il would have TO be settled in due
course Of law"
Schriver refused 10 give any explains ton. and was
fully committed.
The father OF the child insists upon IL that schri-
yer m,sook ID for that " MIR Barry a he lives adj
Joining the residence " Mrs Barry aud her infant
whose case is now before the Chancellor.
o1 Hquorish mouth "--.Nargaret Riley was
brought up charged with making free with a couple
81 bottles Of the very primest Madeira. which Meg
found in the cellar of Mr. Jacob Abrahans, No III
Their ~ the presumptive character Cor the wine was
found her person, but the nccks &c the bottles
were. and she was gloriossly drunk Fully COM
mitted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

The Grand Jsry brought in the following bills OF
Indictment
Against David Tafs for the murder Of Andrew ].
Remson. The Court directed the bill 10 be sent 10
the Hext session Of the Court Of Oyer and Termner
Against John Priggin, for manslaughter IN the
second degree.
Against William W. Kingsley, for forgery in the
third degree.
Against George McGann, mere boy, about I2
years DID, but who said he was Is for burglary in the
third degree.
Against John Isaacs, for assault and battery. with
intent 10 kill Richard Johnson.
There being no cases ready for trial, the Court
adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

PEJURr.-A charge of this character was made
last April by Mr. Collins, Of Saugerties, against
Mr.. VIM. serrell and MIR. f. p. Dimpfel, two Of our
respectable adopted citizens, and articles
the subject appeared in the journals Of that month
DC Saturday the Sd instant, the Grand Jury Of the
IT, s Circuit Court had the accusation under oonsi-
Iteration, and did not find BILL and the Court dis
charged the bail bond.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

6t- TExAs is looking up. The tide Of affairs has
changed in the new Republic. A letter dated
Galveston, July 9th, was received yesterday,
which stated that a subtressurer had swart-
wouted and cleared the country for the Usited
States In Texas they now mark all sub-treasarsrs
G. 4. II. U. S. The amount he took with him is not
vet known.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

ALABAMA ELEcrioS.-For senator, oliver, wing
ia probably elected over Mays, locofoco Baldwin
and Hutchinson also wing, elected TO the legis.
lature from Montgomery. In Mobile, Dellet, the
wing candidate for Congress, is ahead Of Murphey.
Two wings have been returned to the Legislature
from that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

bt- Bullitt, one Of the editsrs OF the New Or
leans Bee" and Wagner, Of the Louisianian," re.
Gently fought duel before breakfast, with rifles
Neither was hit, and both went home hungry. How
much good did il do theml
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

NORM CARoLrSA.-M L. Hawkins, locofoco, 10
reelected to Congress by majority Of four votes
over Hiiliard, also locofoco. Henderson, whig, is
elected TO Congress from Benchers late district and
Montgomery, locofoco, is returned from Orange dis
trict.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

o. See our outside for continuation of our i'm
portant and interesting articles on Ancient and Mo-
dern Aqneducts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

WANTED TO BoRRow-A report relative to the
Croton Water Works, presented by Alderman
Palmer to the Board Of Aldermen, Nov IL, 1893. 1t
was numbered Document Sc Any one having such
document will obIige by leaving il at this Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

o. B. r. Archer, Z. X. Jones and II. Bee, sp.
pointed mrnissioners VI Texas to run the line be
tween that country and Arkansas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

CoRoNER's OrfIcE.--'rhc Coroner held IN In.
quest AZ the foot q Barclay street, on man foand
floating IN the river and from ssme papers found III
hlm there i no d. ubi his wa niull,san YER
dict-drowncd lie was dressed IN i dark cloth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

"This 10 a bad die nasty," (dynasty,) ss the man
said when he was suifocated in the priry council
chamber.
- line boss for us" (Bosphorus,) as the arpres-
tees said when their master took them CONSTANT
nope.
1--WE don't give you buckwheat cakes for fear
they will make you break OUT, ss the humane taller
SAFE to the prisoners when he brought then their
bread and water.
I" Better late than never" as the eSecutioner said
10 the convict when the crowd detained him ON his
way 10 the gallows.
"None but another knows what IL ~ 10 part with
a child" as the woman of the town said when she
drowned her baby in the rIver
tree said when Il saw the hurricane coming
an Law you egg" as the hen said 10 the
blackleg when she hadn't any thing else 60 fork
down.
"This is a severe biop 20 me-" a. the child said
10 his nanny when she wiped his nose too hard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

IsDIASA ELEcTios.-Mr Carr, locofoco, is elect
ed 70 Congress from the third district The returns
from the fourth district place Smith, also locofoeo,
ahcau Of Dunn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15
MORNING HERALD.


REPORTS AND PAPERS ON THE CRoroN WATER
WoRKs.-We particularly request all our 'r'e"''
AID enemies to send us all or any reports papers,
documents, SC. Sc, made, drawn up OF P''''"''~
to, or BY, the Common Council, Water Commission
er. SC. sc relative to the supplying OF New YORK
With pure and wholesome water, BY the Croton
Rive. or auy other method. That IS, all papers,
e. ,so, ,,sr, published between the year 1880, and
she first of January, 1887 We beg one and all, who
have such documents, to send, lend, or give them
70 us.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

TENNESSEE misunderstanding to the intel
lisence received yesterday, Polk is ahead of Cannon
nearly 5000 votes. As far heard from, there are
Ave locofccos and five whig Congressman elected,
In the last Congress, the parties stood 10 wings and
8 locofocos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-15

Bishops benefit tonight-hc has most
ably directed the ainusfments this he i
great favorite gentlemaniy and unaSsumirr, ard
wIhal tie best ballad singer ~ America These are
caimf enough 90 a crow cd saloon, but IN make the
matter certain. he has the services ~ Browne and
Burton III Robert Nacairo, an announcement smlh
ecnt ~ crowd the garden, independently, III the
various other popular entertainments which arr like
wise H. he offered 10 the public.
The native American., 1839-12-07
l. 4 DIES DEPAR nj ENT.
TIE GIFT OF WOMAN.

Not thine-not thine is the glitteing crest,
And the glance of tie snog white plume
For the badge that CLEANS from the warrior bres
Like star mid the battles gloom
Nor is thy place mid thy country's host,
Nh.re the war steed champs the rein
Where waving plumes are like sea. foam tossed
Aid nc tn.f wears cory stain.
Not these-no these are thy glorious dover,
Bat holier gilt is thine,
When The proud have fallen in triunph's hour
And the led blood flows like wine;
To wipe thr dew FROM the clammy brow
70 raise the dropping head
To cool the parched lips fevered glow,
And sootie the lowly bed!
Not thine mot thine is the towering height,
Where ambition makes his throne;
Ihe hnld dove wings not her fight
Where The eagle scars alone
But in the hall and in the bower,
A nd in the humblest hearth
Man feels charm and Owls the power
That binds him to the earth.
Yes, these are thine and who can say
Ills is brighter doom,
Who winds iane's glory wreath of day,
Rouni an aching brow to bloom'
on, TO watch deaths livid hues depart
70 soothe each pang Of wo,
ANA to whisper hope to the fainting heart,
Is the proudcst need below