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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

NHHDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. Pecl
wi Slip New York deems u proper occasionally remnd
tie pablo that he continues to administer - the afflicted his
cid established Dspesssry
Tos ns,nbsr OF the citizens ef this metropolis he need
herads 10 his victory disease IN s
plieaed and destructive forms does he deem material
be very specific in enumertsg the Of the various aa
dies 10 which msaksd and womankind subject
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully remark that
be confines himself TO oce practice and devocs himself per
sonsy 10 the welfare OF his patients, keeps assistants
shop boys and has sepsras Offices Cor the privacy Of paten
who conc>n contact.
Dr. Carpenter wo~d add that he regularly educated ",
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his dpom.
IN Ne year 1919 Of The New York State Medical Society
sgped by the highly respected asd much iaon,ed Jehn r.
Rodee d. D. President and that he has for Iosg
yszrs devoted himself the treaesi and cf all delicate
and private sss sscs
nearly thirty as.idsous and srdueus application. 70
ne duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular oass Of diseases
deJ by collegiate and regular medical educsos entis the
seoaer preference the tyre IN the profs
on Doctor Csrpcner deers consistent and proper 10 direct
the attention. 81 Discerning puble 10 the ofsresee Of Ne
parison AID investigation Of his CLAIMS.
y Charges reasonable, and efectsal cures, N Al
rsrsnleed Separate and private sees-Pssnts
.eme in contact
Be particular suber Peck slP, Pearl street
siy DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16


wv for promoting The growth OF the Hair, preser,,n, "A
from falling ost and freeing Il from dsndruf Whskers sc
y raised by its also red hair whsker,
turned to jet black, without injury 10 the vser o. Aa;y
has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and possesses the
power openersng the roots aad causpg them p~esl opt
strong, black and healthy quality poe.es Nv NO osL,5
preparation Curls, natural artificial BY 10 u.. retail. their
shape and are unaffected BY dancing weather. other
Price, 70 cest. For sale wholesale and retail n, A n
ID. SANDS 100 Fulton, corser Of William; svme "a and
$50 Boweryi G. w. Ring Ga Broadway; g. L.dssy as Sixth
merry and Fancy stores
BE ssrefh TO ASK Cor wyeths Cream Of Lilies. nsosm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
DR BULLS RADICAL CURE or RurrunEs.-or

nR HULLs RADICAL CURE or RUPTUREs-oc
~ fec Nesey street. Astor HouseA Surgeon Of Is years
practice, constant attendance Guarantees radical cures
given in all Of resucble rapture me strength COZ
ststosal health OF the patient being otherwise
With proper adaptation Dr. Hul Truss perfectly to re-
tain the rupsrs without pain the least danger the patient
the slightest interruption 10 exercise business.
Attendance gives in private houses where required and
AFR O'Clock, by the office surgeos.
N, BPaests cautioned against @ustng 10 spurious in.
venon Of Truses advertised improvements upon TIus
None gsuine unless they bear the nasre or AMOS a.
HULL-ard the only office IN New York 10 the original one
formerly in F.On street. but No. vesey street. Asor
Hsse a3O cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

No. II Fcch Sftr, W atsr sueet
ny- DIR. J. EVANS improved and successful practice for
the al delicate Diseases nercu Affections Ia SC e
sostnued usus ess6dcntiaiy his Dspcpsary No ~
Peck spwhich has been established upwards Of 20 yesrs
Persons labsr~e under diseases Of private nssre these
produced by abuse Of mercwy, viii be be relieved
and restored health by of treatment agree
able expeditions and es~ross By applying al his DspeHary
No. ~ Peek Slip.
N. B. Dr. Es Offices arranged that patients are
exposed W each oers observation In all csscs boror
able and isvlcable sscvssy 10 observed
90 Pc~sonr dssta.ee have nedicises with full D.
reeon Forwarded them 10 any part Of the bn,cr Letter,
post paid eontaaing respectable FEE will be attended To-
JOSEPH EVANS, MD
No - rech slip, Ny
s4 2wy on The right hand side going down 10 tie wss.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

NV I5-Isaac Stage was tried upon cnaiPoy
st.,l;.v four dozen pen knives from the store % al
rLeus beforest& Co. The case net being very cesr
lrai.st the prisoner, the jury, under the charge
the Court, acquitted him. r....l
Margaret Jackson, a negro weacn, was ~. ~ NC
bsr. charged with grand larceny In steanng tnree
,lk dresses worth $40, from the house Oh NAT. lou
glass, Ne. l20 Bank street.
A Mrs Stevens proved the case against the prs
oner and she was convicted and adJudgee 20 suHer
far Ave years in the state prison at Sing Sing.
Charles Pike decent locking youth, was tried on
\ charge of grand larceny, in stealing two goid
watches two chains and some other articles, valued
Al CO. from Miss Morgan, corner OF Hammond and
Blocker streets.
1t appeared, that subsequent to TIE robbery part
Of the property found at the store oil Jewener
In Chatham street, who, as soon as he ascertained
how it was obtained, produced man named AtkIn-
son, and made him refund the money he had received
for the articles and take them back to their rghtin
owner One Of the officers then arrested sfuDer
named Green, who had the watch, and he, to save
his own neck, nosed upon the prisoner, who Il that
time was q waiter at Jehnsons, In Fulton street.
Green swore that he bought the watch OF Pike, and
he was committed by the magistrate, and the other
was discharged.
His Honor charged that the two witnesses were
evidently stool pigeons" and that, confidence
could be placed their evidence the prisoner ought
10 be acquitted.
The Court, having dismissed the jury, resolved
themselves into a Special Sessions, under the new
act of the and disc harged several safers
imprisoned others, and reprimanded certain vaga-
bonds who had whipped their wives.
And then went home to dinner
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

CERTAIN DISEASE ersdicstsd by the celebrated
IA DIR. Peets Genorrhea Ersdicator II Insiders not fem
Business pleasant 10 the taste does not tais the breath ass
preserves ~ virtues lc~gih Of time and therefore i'm
portsst nedcine for voyager and those riding the
Try. fails n recent n less thas ~ hours
hsse OF longer standing In proportion Hundred, BY
few doses o. Eradsor bees cured Of the Files For sale
wholesale asd retail BY b. ID. Sands eerner Fulton and
William, ssd the following Drsg Stores 90 Bowery corner 81
walker sso Bcwery oorser Bend GA Broaswsyj 30 sisA
Avenue Price ~. n30 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

II EECHEs, LEECHEs-I0o00 Lsvs.t and Swedish,
- just imported in fine condilics and very superior lot,
for sale low, or applied, as usual, by
@. COLBY, Chemist, &C.
a13-ln' Dol Pearl, corner Of Frankfort
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

NAY l5-TKs United States W. Goure'reM. -
Mr. Southard made most able speech, this gay, :"
the part Of the defendant and was foilsweG Carrt
Butler on the part Of the United States. ., .ns
viii charge the Jury On Thursday merAhs'
o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

NHEDICATED LOZENGE wAREHoUsE-whole
wi sale and retail 100 Nassau street, door above Ann
5000 Ib- shersns superior Lozenges incud ing his cell
ebra,sd Ceueb Wor Cafhsrfe Csmphcr, Soda ssd all 9th
kinds 81 meJcaed well pleasure eating Lozngos
The largest variety in the world. nye.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
n. =. Rg.rrhal,s once.

NAY l5-Twelve stalwart looking aegreeiL Meis
brought mp in omnibus, charges WIZ xsvsge
Sror. N :. Oreass 70 this port They are to be ex
amined on Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

Two PAPER MAKERs.-FourJrin.r Machine Wire Cloth.
and Felts, for sale BY j. CAMPBELL n PERssE.
a2ey ITO and ia Nassau street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
PUBLISHED Sally ~
JAM n q q " DON BENNETT.

pUsLIsHEp sAILy ~
IAN q q DON BENNETT.
NO II ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsiNG.-The ss, nsivs cire~latssut
OF hs HEssLp both in town and country makes Superior
ebsnpeI for advertisers
ron rwrIvE on Lrss.
day, 70 days, 81 days, ~ = icdsys, - q
o75 soils 7ooi n ~
ioo i7sls 2isll SO
roR Kfcur LINES 90 Lrsss
Z weeks, 81 so . r.ontl. % -
4 msath, 8 % g mouths 10 90
CO. All adv,rtisemen 10 be paid befcre te,r insertion
Advertisements inserted in the WsssLY HxsaLp at u 90
per square every Insertion.
MeRssa HsRALp-issued every morrue, except Sunday,
price tco cenis per copy. CoAy subscribers furnished
the rate Cor any specific period rsttance in "a
vance. No paper sent, unless paid in advance.
WEEKLY HrRALp-sued ever Saturday rlorning Al o.
clock price sir per copy Furnished 10 csuntry susscs
bers al 50 per annun, in advance.
CoRREPerDyrrs requested 10 addtrss heir letters
Jass Govdos Eenre Prorrstcr and Editor and all letter
On business must be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

20 exert his inventive faculties to benefit his feb
low and produce article acknowledged by the first
physicians clergy have saved lives than known
medicine. Is it most infamous that base couhtsreters,
sactess mtaor and heartles appropriations shosld Be
founaf Yet such has been the with ELLETHORstS
CELEBRATED COUGH LOZENGES, which have snatch
ed thousands suffering from winter coughs colds Influenza
suinsey asthma whooping cough wheezing and tghnes Of
the chest loss Of liver complaint
and consumption after had become skeletons from ia
king ether Of the limitations eosnrfeits, Oher
quack nostrum fusomely pulled up.
JAMES ELLETHORN partsc slary desires let the pub
lie know that the composition Of his Cough Lozenges knswn
Physieians who daily prescribe thcm from the know
eye Of the unparalleled performed by their agency
JAMES ELLETHORN also bess to remind the public that
awarded Two DIPLOMAS the last American Institute
Nbo-thus proving his skill in the manufacture Il
LoIenges-hs being the only medcasd Lozenye maker il
America.
JE CAUTIONS the public against such hearess counter
ers and respectfully them to observe his signature
on each envelope, thus JAMES ELLETHORN
The following respectable Druggss sell them at wholesale
reai-priee att cants. A. b. d. Sands 100 Fulton st.
Of William Syme 6S Bowery, corner Of Walker
Dowory Of Bond; Dewar Of Cham
bes and Church Streets Dickie, AIS Broadway Of
Lpenard street; Charles H. Ring s44 Broadway; G. Lindsay,
30 sixth Avenue Quackenbah TOO Greenwich and 45 Car
mine 81, and most Of the Druggists in America.
Also, for sale as above, sELLETHORN'S GENUINE
POOR MANS PLASTER" Price I21 cents The best pas
spran weakness Of chest back iumbago rheama
s &c. Each plaster bears the signature Of james Ellie
thern.r without which can be reauine alSSn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

SuGAR-ieo lhds prime New orIesn. sugs for sale by
- r.. X COLLINS 4 co
my7.y s5 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
CELEBRATED EYE
=. = ~ WATER

81 F. wv "A j LII.
nR j. FKANCls'S celebrated Bye Water 10 adapted b 4
~ isAsnaAsry 6ssssss Of the eye hes been tried and -
succeeded m sseswhea hope had aed and when the faculty
aStsd to weakness Of sight and will those nsbsess
dead cloudy appearances Frequently known BY the Mans
Cssrac Eyes that have heen diseased for years. TIN Eye
Water hes made perfect cure IN a few days. i
CRRIITICATES
n. Yerk.
Tins % certify hat poor man, whom have bssn -
Suaincd with for tine and after spending mine nens
an eye .hrmary discharged the Pkycan Of the Instu
uon with what they termed ineurab Cataract that No
Mes oa being used removed 10 The surprise Of al who knew
him and now he with that well he did
feel my duty give this information for the benefit Of the
public.
Gentleman BY the of Brady having Catarast On
eye after spending eighteen months with some of the fri
DR. Franes Eye Water only days. his we're perfectly
restored 70 the astonshmen Of all his
Another that OF poor nan, after spending twelve
months eye nfrmay, discharged inourabe with
using Dr. Francs Eye Water but Few days. recovered
his sight perfectly.
The Rev. j. Harrison a Thompson Street, having procured
bottle Of the above for Mrs Harraons eyesay to his
constituent has removed the anAes and pain which had
been excessive for yeashe had used many different eye
bat they all alea therefore, hope the public will
appreciate its value z,
The Rev. D. Dunbar says from the testimony Of those Who
the Eye Water prepared Dr. Francis have
hesitation in recommending TO the special notice OF the PS
lie, q mesti1able remedy. DUNCAN duncan,
Pastor Of the McDeusal Street Church.
90 Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. j. Francis, that cannot
be distinguished from the natsra aad will perform every
ton Of that organ without giving the slightest and for bio
great in this he has received diploma,
10 Barclay street New York. NILS 3n&W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
500 MANHATTAN ASSOCIATION. $50
The Manhattan Association promises TO pay O
Twenty Dollars to Jas. Bill or bearer, at their
Banking House in New York, with 81 per cent
interest
$40. z. Trafton, Pres't J. Corwale Cash'r.

80 9 : o 9 . c . . Q Q Q Q o
Looking over the Detroit papers a few days since,
it that James kad been Appreciated, charg-
ed with swindling individuals by P@ssias off parcel
Of worthless paper, and committed for trial. The
who have been upon the look out for
something of the kind then determined to give pub
lcty 10 what they knew of this transaction with a
view to warn the unwary against being CALLED by
any such delusive arts as Messrs. De Merritt and
James have resorted to for the purpose Of fleeing
the Hoosiers Of the west
CoRoSER's OFFICE, May 18th An inquest was
held at No 80 James street, the body Of William
Clarke, Swedish sailor, aged 81 II appeared that
the deceased had been unwell for time and that
last week he went and got some medicine OF an In
dian DOCTOR who lives in East Broadway, and after
taking il he said he felt better. In the course Of
Tuesday afternoon, however, he was taken with a
vomiting Of blood and died. Verdict, death from
hamorrhage Of the lungs.
At No. a Anthony street the body Of Lydia
Bradley, who died in consequence Of swallowing a
dose Of laudanum. Verdict accordingly.
ExrRAoRpISARy DE ATH.-An inquest was held on
the body Of Arthur Hughes, A years old, who was
found dead in stable attached to the premises 81
Hammersley street.
William Hughes deposed that he went about
o'clock to feed the and found the deceased hang
ing by his neck his body the outside Of the door
and his head showed through hole the top Of the
door.
The jury were satisfied that the deceased met with
the accident by trying to open the door from the out
side, aid returned the following verdict "That the
said Arthur Hughes was accidentally hanged"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

COALs-so tons orren Goals, for sale by
~ a2sy r. K COLLINS 4 co Sc southst
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21

The GovERNEss by Lady Bessington, is the title
Of novel in two volumes, just published by Lea g.
Blanchard, Philadelphia; and for sale at Taylor's.
We have received the KNrcKERBocKER for the last
month. tits a monthly periodical published at New
York, filled with contributions from some Of the
first writer's in the Union. Price SIS ayear
PlcTUREs OF EARLY LIFE, or Sketches Of Youth:
by Mrs. Emma c. Embury, Boston Marsh, Capen,
Lyon, and Webb.
This little book consists Of lS tales, designed to
illustrate, ." in simple and pleasing manner, some
OF the most important lessons of early education"
They have good moral tendency, and commend
themselves strongly 10 young persons.
The same publishers have commenced series OF
volumes to be called "the School Library" under
the sanction OF the Board Of Education Of the State
of Massachusetts. The introductory essay is
beautiful specimen Of typography. The project Is
of great extent and vast Importance.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
THE OUTRAGE UPON NEW JERSEY

The Newark Daily Advertiser remarks that an
Angel from Heaven, or one from The dead, might
have plead in vain. Law, reason, eloquence, have
no power over men desperately struggling for the
spols of victory. Every Thing is perverted in the
ignobe strife: sophisms subtleties, falsehood, are
invented to conceal that darling object; words are
perverted from their proper sense; honor is no
longer honor; example is not precedent; the laws
cease to be any thing but snare, and judgment
and justice reversed al the dictate of party po-
hey.
1t was made serious charge against James H.
that he designed TO overturn the Constitution be-
cause he interlered in the elections. Our admins
tration, holder than the British monarch, not only
influences, but absolutely orer-yules the elections
Careless of true glory, destitute Of patriotism, intent
only upon the preservation of power, the remorse-
less demagogue carries out his plans al the peril of
the nation, as he would risk his money at horse
race. An Oxford and Bolingbroke must be kept
in place at all hazards. A Wapole must be sus.
tained be the consequences what they may It is
necessary for me 10 the river-saId Alexander
to his captains telling him that it was as much as his
life was worth to attempt to pass the Granicus-bu
it is not nee sssary for me to liver Such is the des
perate lenaciy of the men who now hold the reins
Of government but to drive the nation into ruin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
CONGRESS.

FRIDAy 'fhe question shall the mem
bers from New Jersey be sworn 7" still re-
mains undecided by the Representative body.
The members were addressed yesterday very
impressiyely by Mr.. Adams. He was follow
ed by Mr.. Rhelt, whose speech was princi-
paIIy explanatory Of The course he has
thought proper 10 pursue in voting frsf, that
the members uere entitled TO their seats, and
last, that they should not be sworn One
would suppose that such an extraordinary
course pursued by him and Mr.. G. Shepard
needed explanation, and, whether, after the
conclusive arguments they had used in favor
Of the New Jersey members, holding certif-
Gates, their explanations are satisfactory, we
leave to their constituents to Judge.
To supply the lack Of argument, and the ut
ter desiitution of law, usage or constitution,
the loco-focos consumed part Of the day in
raising and dispu,ing idle points Of order,
without any Of them once venturing 10 de-
fend, BY word Of mouth, the high-handed
proceedings in which they are SO infatuated
as to engage.
Mr.. EVANS, Of Maine, was speaking last
evening with great power when we left the
House, and urging, of course, the constitution
al obligations imposed upon the members pre-
sent to permit somebody from New Jersey TO
be sworn. Several other gentlemen, we pre-
sumo, will deem it their duty to vindicate the
rights Of New Jersey, and TO save, if possible,
the Constitution from violation, and the Co
vernment from disorganizalion.
For our part, we despair Of seeing any
thing effected by argument, or by facts. The
period seems to have arrived when might
alone makes right, and the laws, the Consti-
tuition, and the forms Of government, are
mere dead letters. If New Jersey is expelled
from Congress we consider the Union quo al
hoe dissolved.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
THE SIGNS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Star encourages the friends Of
the Harrisburg nomination in the following
strain: .....-
Is it to be expected tina, the republican farmers OF
the United States will coldy neglect the claims Of
such man as VIM. Henry Harrisonl Is il expect
ed that the honest and intelligent farmers Of North
Cdrolina will slight man who has barred his bosom,
stretched out his arm and shed his blood so often In
defence of their rights and prvileges2 And for
whom will they neglect the illustrious patriot and
warrior, who has poured out his blood and parted
with his rest often in the service Of his country
Why for a man who was repring on silken sofas,
and pacing over Turkish carpets, and partaking OF
courtly dinners, whilst the hero of Tippccanoe was
doing every thing which human power could render
10 deliver our frontier from the merciless savage
and the disciplined Briion. Oh! no; the repub-
lican population oil North Carolina will never re-
ceive the nomination OF such man as William
Henry Harrison with repulsive indifference They
will honor the venerable patriot by supporting his
prctensions to the first Office in their gilt.
The people Of North Carolina were peculiarly
Jealous in supporting the claims of the hero OF New
Orleans. They could not resist the claims of such
man. when compared with those ofhis rival, whose
services had been performed tor the country on
couches Of ease. II they were iorciby struck with
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
ALCIPHRON.

Action is said 10 be essential part OF plays ana
of oratory Moore has given Alciphron il not action
at least elasticity. He has made him, certainly, a
springy fellow as the following quotations will show,
s;"And forth the creature springs to light"
H" ts =.
al rushd into the cool night air,
And hurrying (though with many look
Back to the busy Temple) took
My way along the moonlight shore,
And sprung into my boat once more
~ T.. .... ~
81 found ..@. 49,.
An iron portal-opening high
'Twixt peak and base--and, with pray'r
To the bIiss.Ioving MOON whose eye
" Alone beheld me, sprung in there"
~ found,
Just near me. in the shining wall,
A window, (Which had escaped my view
In that half shadow and sprung through"
! made one bold and fearful bound,
And on the step firm footing found"
And, CAS- feu,
Breathlessly up, the stairway grew"
.4
" When from Scamanders holy tide
sprung," &c"