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

(NHILDRENS' CLOTHING-The subscriber begs leave 10
~ inform his customers and the public generally thai he haa
hand full Of ehdrens clothing made er
the latest French and English fashisns which entirely DIFF
feren from any offered before in this city.
N B-The above articles made to order the shortest
tice. q. b. SMITH, 354 Pearl ST.,
n0S-Imr opposte Frankfort Al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

Ok ono 40 WAS the guasiity Of Steel Pen, ma
DID QUO, 4CZ pufac,ured by JOSEPH elliott,
from October 1s77 20 October ls3sTs above statement
will show the estimation IN which these pens held, and II u
presumed will be .d~eemsn 10 those who desire really
all s,aons and Wholesale oay al the manufacturers
house, 100 Be~kman street mott
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

JNEMALE LOVELINESS-SUPERFLUO HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance OF
ladies TO be in accordance With their but how frequently
and with what unpleasant sensations do LADIES'
beautiful completely unsesea by that unseemy Disagreement
a supt rfuous growth Of hair upon the face neck
" ATK1NsON'S DEPiLATORY has proved itselfin thou.
sands instances that have under the propretor obser
vaon to be positive and easy remedy FOR this unfortunate az
Fiction.
No cosmetic has been hailed with the unvs cal salts.
faction that has accompanied the introduction Of h nvaua
bic preparation, single application Of which will
moments entirely the hair, leaving the skin softer
finer, whittier, and much improved IN its appearance
II Is mild and harmless in its nature that IL used
upon infant, without the least delesrious effect.
In Of the increased demand for the articles the
proprietor has appointed Messrs GUIONS, lSo Broadway
New York. General Agents for the United States of America
for the Dcpilaory and Mahomeds Turkish Dye
Country dealers will be supplied by them the
able terms Price two dollars per bottle. m12tfy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
DIR. JOSEPH EVANS.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DIsPENSARY,

No. II PECK Slip, Water street.
o. DIR. j. EVANS improved and successful practice Cor
the Of all delicate Diseases mercura Affections &c &C. Bel
Is continued usual eon6dentialy his Dispcnary No. ID
Peek swhich has been established upwards Of 20 years.
produced by the abuse OF mercury, will be be relieved
and restored 10 health by Of treatment at agree
able expeditions and efcaeous by applying at his Dpc.sary
No. ~ Peck Slip.
N B.Dr. Es Offices arranged that patients are not
exposed 10 each ohes observation all cases most honor
able and inviloable secresy Is observed.
90 Persons at distance have medicines with full d-
rccops forwarded 10 them 70 any part Of the Union Letters
tpos raid) containing respectable Fee will be attended to-
JOSEPH EVANS, M. ID.
No ~ Peek Slip NY.
n4 2wy the right hand side roine down 10 the
U5-PREsERVE YOUR LIFE Preserve your life, and
TO preserve your life, box OF Eehorns celebrated
Cough Lorenge They may be had, wholesale and retail OF
A. u. d. Sands 100 Fulton Of William street. and at
most respectable druggists in the city Be careful TO observe
the signature Of James Rllethorn" each envelope alan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

b. IRWIN CO., Members OF the Royal College OF Sur
geons London, continue 10 be consulted delicate dis
eases in all their various stages at hsir Office, 204 Fulton
street. where from the cemmodou Of their room
persons aborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety.
b. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all Of the
ost violent vsnerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice, their treatment without mercury has been
full and speedy They need net by certificates direct the public
attention 10 their superior practice those diseases re
puatoR in this city we'll known and respected BY those who
had TO con6de in their honor. II is strongly
mended 10 females who in the habit Of their Deobstru
ent Pills that not than two should be taken any
might produce effect which those whs would he
cured days Those who have tkmseves BY
and destructive habit obtain relief Solvents
cury all that win he required until shall be effected
Letters post paid detailing the nature Of The complaint
covering suitable fee, win be Immediately attended TO,
nedcnes with full directions, forwarded TO the parties
Office. No o0il Fulton street mii.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

PILLS AFTER eopava, cubebs, injections, SC. had failed
There Of obstinate urehra weakness retsre
eompa1ed ny organic defect ratio3 OF bladder, Kidneys
PROSTATE gland gravel whites, suppression, debility from
these complaints that that these pills fail to For sale
hyA b. v. SANDS Fulton and William and Al
the following Drug stores63 Bowsry, Walker; $40
Bowey Bond GA Broadway door above Blescker
and % sisth Avenue. Price 81
NJ b. Country merchants supplied NJ liberal discount by
A. B. ID. SANDS and the pills warranted 10 them. mo- I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

ID EMARKABLE CURE OF CONsUMPTION--MrK Ken
IL dial from Vermont visited this city last fall, intending
South in hopes OF mitigating cough and pulmonary
aHecuon that ;. had been troubled with for several months
he had tried supposed popular remedy without
relief lie was induced friend to purchase box Of SER
MANS COUGH LOZENGES, sold at I06 Nassau street
he emily genuine article be had there which TO his sur.
prise afforded him great relief in few hours three
weeks restored him to perfect health that he
to his family rejoicing. m27.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

steel altogether, and longer acknowledge the grey
quP as the badge OF oar professionally T. Com. adU.
with of these pens endeavorng 10 do jus
ce to Mr. Gos usefulness and scarcely recognize
handiwork; the pen to by influence in
dependent of voon and the characters traced by it
altogether superior have hitherto We
have pleasure in bearing this public testimony Mr. Got
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his
ton affords Nee York Herald.
"Goas Steel Pens"-"We not IN the habit Of using
metallic pens but find those of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
have tried and heartily recommend them excel
lent They the handomet too that far
that goes and the mode Of fastening them to the stem
peror that have noticed holding them much rmer
and in better position The in which they at least
nets, nan, s.sm 70 M l;i., to .sn.,,sss all ober
York Gdssas ols-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
100 900 CASES OF FEVER AND AGUE Al
lOO.OOO UALLY CURED BY thegenuine Rowan.

Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Vebrilngc.
The wonderful which has attended the of this
medicine has induced the propretor prepare in another
form, order to make its usefulness universally extensive
They therefore, with much confidence offer fer public approval
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE PILLS.
which essentially the the liquid but
advantage Of portability and safety from breaking and freezing
complaints Of which have been frequently made consul
mcrs Of the Tonic Mixture.
We have 10000 certificates prove nlibity Of this
medicine when properly used including many members Con-
ge and other distinguished persons throughout the United
States, who have expressed their gratitude for their
to health BY its employment Like the following viz
Mr. Rowand-sir, feel IL duty which you and
the Community NJ large TO state that have az
hced with the Fever and Aue and having every
remedy without the least and having heard Of
ands Tonic MIXTURE induced it-and feel
pleasure to state that in two days entirely
health and symptoms Of complaint has
ABBOTT LOvETT,,
2l6 Bowery, N. r.
For sale by j. o. Fay, general agent at Minors Franklin
House Drug Store, No 1903 Broadway ~ VI and Of druggists
generally throughout the city and coustry. az I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

THE EYE.
DIR. SHANKs, PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST,
Member OF the Medical Faculty Of the City of New York,
May be consulted on all diseases incident TO the
HUMAN EYE,
AND o INPERFEcTIoSs OF VISION,
AT HIS OFFICE, III GRAND STREET,
SPECTACLES
adapted embrace the minute deva-
ton defect restoring vigorous vsion keeping the
fectly cool and free from all irritation
Office open daily from A. NJ to NJ, Sundays excepted
xAS-lmA
TAMEs TAYLOR, formerly r. A. James, CASH TAI.
d LORING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 90 Maiden Lane
The subscribers inform the patrons Of the above
Enlistment that they daily receiving supply Of spen
did Goods suitable for III which they make
order sell the piece otherwise at their usual prices
fer cash only. WNTER PKIcns.
Over coats Of 6ne Beaver cloths, from $40 to 80
Pilot IA to -
- eolored broad q Ia so to -
DrcS kne IL to 10
wool dyed black 10 to 70
Pantaf OF black, blue or fancy colored,
fro I$5.ooto $40.
Vests Of cloth, cashmere, figured and plain
silks, from $3.50 to SO.
Dress coats made and trimmed, from 800 to $500
Over coats g 100 to ll.00
Pantaoons and vests $l.5o each.
The subscribers wish be distinctly understood that
made this establishment warranted TO t and
be made by the best workmen, the latest style and fashion
e-tfy JAMES TAYLOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
SURGERY AND HORSE sHOEING


PRICE REDUCED-The subscriber with pleasure
his forme rpa,rons and Others that he
bled Shse Horses fer ~ shings set Chs former price
being a and that sending Horses TO his forge to be
hod may depend upon having done in the best
BY himself and brothers, who have recsvcd the premiums
the last four Fairs Of the American and Mechanics Institutes
may be by calling al his establishment where likewise
his general work may be examined and explanations given
Lame Horses from bad shooting ether made 70
sound very short time, in most by superior shooting
alone.
He likewise attends usual 10 the Diseases Of Horses his
nrmary and vicinity which he treats the appro
we'd scientific principles the London and Ednbsrg Veterinary
Schools he Is regular graduate OF the latter institution
which he received his diploma Veterinary Surgeon the
iAth Of April, 1899.
JAMES DRYsDALE, Veterinary Surgeon.
M I'M Ne. rs Fifth st. near Bovery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.--The ony Medcated Lo.
~ renee Warehouse In America is al LOG Nassau st. where
the genuine Medcaed Lorenges be had in every variety
Dr. Sherman who conducted the establishment will hcrea
ter attach FAC sa OF bis signature to each box 10 protect
The public from imposition Be sure Of this, go only to LOG
Nassau ST. a2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

IJOw TO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION-WY.
Ii ETHS MILK OF R0SES-Cecbrated FOR the last 40
years Ewope and America for soenng identifying the
ska and rendering it smooth and desate. II is per-
feet luxury after shaving washing Sc 1t positive cure
for pmpes sunburn tan eruptons frecke &c. Indeed it
is valuable that toilet dressing complete without
It. Price % and so cess hottie For sale wholesale and
retail by A. b. x d. Sands 100 Fulton Willism st.;
syme 90 and $50 Bcweryj C. II. Ring GA Broadway; G.
Lindsay 80 Sixth Aenue; and most druggists fancy stores
in Losdon and America.
Ask for Wyeths Milk OF Roses decidedly superior to any
n tn world m30-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04

CERTAIN DISEASE eradicated by the celebrated
IA Dr. Foets Genorrhea Eradicaor 1t binders not from
business pleasant the TASTE does and
preserves its virtues length of time and therefore
porant medicine for and those riding in the coun
try fails In recent in less than "a hours
those Of longer standing in proportion Hundreds have by
few doses Of the Eradcaor been Piles For sale
wholesale and retail by A. d. Sands corner Fulton and
William; and the following Drug Stores O. Bowery corner
Walker; sso Bowery corner Bond; GA Boadway IS Sixth
Avenue Price 81. m30-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
AARON CLARK

our present worthy and faithful Chief Magistrate,
they feel more than satisfied they have strictly ad
hered to the true democratic doctrine OF acting In
obedience TO the popular voice.
II would be as your committee believe superflu-
ous and IL certainly is not their intention TO pro-
nounce on this occasion any eology ON Aaron Clark
they ask only that You would test him by the same
rule they have laid down the tosch-stone to which
your opponents should be brought Could any man
more honestly and more Justly have discharged the
high you have for the past two years reposed
in hint Has he in any instance attempted to AFRO
gate powers not delegated to himi Has he shown
any partialiy made any distinction among his fell
how citizens not consistent with the school OF real
Democracy in which he has been rearcdf Have the
lessons Ne was taught by Gov. Tompkns been lost
upon him.
Your Committee feel that they may, with becem-
ing pride this OCCASION appeal oevery portion Of
their fellow citizens, let their situation in life be
what IL may. whether they have found AARON
name. The vigiiant public servant, always at his
post-the friend of every henest well meaning citi-
zen and terror to those only who dsregarding all
law Human and Divine, would give up our CITY to
scenes Of riot, disorder and bloodshed. With how
much force has ha not shewn in his late report to the
Common Council, the real cause Of disturbance OF
the public peace7 Well knowing that the public
mind once excited, NAV bel thrown into con vulsion
by the very intended tot suppress a riot-if
such measures be too publicly taken; and acting upon
the established truth, that the most tragic conse-
qucnces result from the most riaing canseshis pre-
csutionary measures wisely and quietly taken, sus-
tanned by unremtting personal vigilance, during
times OF great public commotion, have not once fail
ed W insure the safety our lives and property, and
20 keep the City free from all tsmult TO render
sound and the sleep of the cradle and TO ban
ash from the mind OF the most imd female even the
rAought of alarm.
The SON of a Revolutionary Soldier, our candidate
early imbibed the true principles Of Constitutional
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11
Dte1

In this town on the lst inst, Sarah Congdop
widow of John Congdon Of Hopkinton, member
Of the Society OF Friends
On Tuesday Sd inst, Mr. William Clarke, aged
63 years,
On Saturday evening, Sarah Freebody, wife Of
VIM. Freebody, aged 65 years. Funeral this al
ternoon, at O'clock from the house of her sonin-
law Joseph q, Stevens, Thames-St., where relations
and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
On Sunday evening last, after long and dis
uessing illness, which he bore with resignation TO
the Divine will, Mr.. James HeIvey Peckham, son
Of Mr.. Augustus Peckham. aged 46 years.
At Bristol, on Wednesday evening last, Ma
ihaniel, son Of MIR Charles Fales in the 10th year
of his sge.-On Thursday evening, Mrs. Eliza.
beth White, wife of MIR. Samuel q. White, aged
65 years.
Al Providence, on Tuesday Sd inst. Deacon
Stephen wardwell in the Seth year Of his age
On Sunday morning last Mrs. Sally Nerthur, in
the Goth year of her age.-On Monday morning,
Mrs. Chloe Baker, widow OF the late Mr. William
Baker, in the 73d year Of her age.
AT Clinton, N. York, on the 10th ult Mrs. Mary
Kirkland, in the s5sh year Of her age.
We learn from the N. York Ta,tler, that Mrs.
Kirkland was born in this town in l775. and that
she fed with her family from this place, when it
taken possession Of by the British in l776, and
found refuge at Stockbridge IN Massachusetts, and
was there domesticatsd in the family Of the late
Rev. Samuel Kirkland, whose wife, by his second
marriage. she afterwards became. She, with the
whole family Of that eminent Christian hero and
philanthropst, removed to Clinton in 1892, where
she continued TO reside till her death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

IMPORTANT ExPERIMENT.-NeUA duplication
of Steam Ndei gdt,on.-Our readers are aware
Of the plan 10 substitute the " Archimedes
Screw" near the sterDpost, and in the body of
the vessel, in lieu Of paddles. The three mas
ted schooner Archirnedes, built for the exper-
iment. having been rehtted up by Miller &
Ravenhill. of Blacwall has made another and
completely successful experiment on the
Thames-of which the Liverpool Albion, Of
Oct. 81, thus speaks -
The vessel started at quarter past eleven,
amidst the huzzas ofthe wstermen overjoyed 10
witness the sdvent Of steamer that raised no
waves for their rannoyance-and. indeed, scarce
ly left more disturbance n her wake than sail
ing vessel. At Purfeet the speed OF the vessel
was accurately tried, while passing the - mca-
sured mile" marked out by order Of the Adin-
ralty, on the southern coast. Against wind and
tide, the Archimedes performed the mile in nine
minutes, five seconds. Turned round, (Which
was done with the g,ratest facility,) and steam
ing up the river, with wind and tide, the same
mile was performed in four minutes and half.
third eX pertinent. down the river again, a.
gainst wind and tide, required nine minutes and
fifty two seconds. The engine was during these
trials making between 90 and % strokes per
minute-each Of which produced 81 revolutions
Of the propellng screw, worked in the " dead
wood" Of the vessel, imnedi diately in front Of the
stern post. The log thrown at the turn Of the
tide. indicated rate OF nine knots. The most
unqualified satisfaction was expressed by all on
board at this performance, considering that the
Archimedes has been fitted up as a a-goine
vessel, drawing 104 feet, and not intended to ex-
hibit in competition with sharp and shallow
river craft.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11
GFTO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. EVANS CAM0Mlle g. APERleNT PILLS.
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
DR.. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP 0or teething)
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chatham street, New York and by
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quested to obtain them fiom the regular agents
ly--as there is denerious imitation ofthese med
iciues in the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order to guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
w. CALLAHAN, Newport, r. l.; o. r
TINGLEY, Providence J. NC INTYRE s. Co
Pawtucket; BENZ. EARL & Co, Fall River
Mass. GIBSON a. STERLING, CT. Barrin!
TOP; S. POWELL, 36 Cornhi Boston; ID
WITEHILL, New Haven, Conn. CANFIELL
& ROBINS, Hartford.
IT BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
~ See also advertisements on the first page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Dec. Cd

(Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
AT market 1850 Beef Cattle, 420 Stores, 1915
Sheep, and AS Swine.
Pnces-Beef Carle-Las, weeks prices for a
like quality were not sustained. A few choice
cattle were probably sold at price something a
bove our highest quotations. We quote hrst
quality SO IS ID do Sc 6 so; 80 do 81 80 5 30.
Barrelling Cattle-Seyeral lots were sold Mess
al s. so, No S..
Stores-Yearlin.s 80 a 70; two year old sl5 a
80
Sheep-Lots were sold at 81 SO, l SO, l2 and
2 SO.
Swine--Two small lots to close were sold at
and.34. one at and one at "A for sows and % fer
BarIows
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

A SPLENDID SIsBT.-At the late meeting oi
the British Association, at Birmingham. MIR.
Addison stated that on the night Of the 18th oi
November. 1892, having been surprised by OBJ
serving through break in the clouds. some
thing like shower Of stars, he ascended the
neighborug Malvera hills. 500 feet in altitude,
to height sufficient to raise him above the
clouds. when q spectacle was unfolded to his
view, such a. he never expected again TO behold
the number Of shooting stars, or meteors. wa,
90 great that he could compare it 10 nothing
but shower offrs-each star. ss it fell. seemed
to iesve long trails Of FIRE after il. for some Sc
eonds. He had his second. watch with him
and y" ,hus en,bled to count fory-eight in !
minute, fitting sbouti
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

FREE ScHooLs.-Ws learn, with great pleas
ure from the Woonsoeket Patriot. that the pro-
prietors of the Globe and Clinton Mills in that
village have opened schools. at their own eI-
pence. for the grstuitous instruction ofths chill
dren belonging TO their establishments, who
have been thrown out Of Employment by the
mercantile disasters Of the times. Such en-
ligbtened !iberali,y. coming at time when
the manufacturers are laboring under almost
uneXampled distress, is worthy Of all praise and
mitatien.-Proridenee Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

over again in types. and speeches yet warm
from oratorical lips issue smoking on broad
sheets damp from the press.-The epitome of
all the worlds hustle a man may have in his
own parlour, without stirring from his arm
chair, and he may listen TO "the roar which
the great Babel sends through all her gates
without feeling a nerve discomposed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-12-11

Some people have an idea that the democrat.
wish to anoihiats credit. This is entirely e,Ise
They wish only to reform the banking sy,tem
90 as to render it safe and sound, and py.yen,
those violent revulsions in trade asd dersoee.
mept Of business. The Sub-Tressury will have
. tendency to do this, because IL brings into
use more specie. which will always be Kept 10
circulation and when the Banks are compelled
to hold up their loans, the Government viii
still 60 on paying on, specie. and people will al
ways have money enough 10 pay their ordinary
expenses. On the other hand. shsn banks
are run upon they eso &c, this specie 10 redeem
their biIls.-.Sdier Adr.