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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
LOVE IN MANY sHAPEs.-Just pub.
lished very interesting little work entitled
The ART OF LOVE, (or Lessons for

Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from the French
snsravngs Contents.-The Art of Love-Court Of ove
Remedy for Love- sc. &c &c. The FIRST part contains the
rules which the author lays down for young follow
their eoursp and the second teaches the ladies make
themselves beloved.
The opinion Of the Prsss.-Tbe art Of love-We have
glanced this little book and think the edition
we have 1t free from the expressions
superAuous matter OF the original though admit it
to contain strange but the must be the
il will doubt be highly interesting all Who
it, Price fifty cents copy-For sale the book No
Park Row. four doors from Ann street. opposite the Asor
House. "a I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

DERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty street, between Broad
Il way aud Nassau street have Tor sale
Paper OF every description Bleaching Powder, Of Boyds
make; black Oxide OF Manganese Machine Blankets and
Lappng for Calico printers; Soda Ash; Blue smats FEE
and FIFE; Wire Cloths and Tsts for Fordwu Machines
Feelings cylinder machines and dryers 30 White
Domestic Rags. osy
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NO MONOPOLY-WzSHrNGTON LINE, Fer Eas
ton, Pa Through from New York to Easton in 9heurs
For seats apply No Courandt street. few doors
| Brsadwy JAMES w. HOPE, Proprietor.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
n made in the Of venera Cases ofevery de.crp
ton, Dr. Evans' Occ, No. ~ Peck Slip Recent
cured perfectly few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with old protractd cases. though
they have tried all the advertised quack aosrms need not de-
spair Call al No II Peck Slip and jge for yourse.esre
street. any other Office In ont Of the city All letters
pest paid, and enclosing fee, attended TO- $50 lms'
O,oRsETs, WINTER GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c.
SETS; Mems Women's and Chldrens WINTER GLOVES,
HOSIERY &c. &c. sale w. oIRT'S store, A5 Liberty
street. prices we'll worthy the attention Of city and country
merchant. o73t.
INDIA RUBBER sH0Es.-A large assortment Of Rubber
Shoes, mems wcmen's aud chdrcns plain and Rgured
constantly for sale al low pr,ces for Southern and
Western purchasers invited 20 call.
o7lm- JOS KNOWLES, No. lis MaidenlIane.
A LMONDS.-50 bills sheIled Almonds; 100 bales hard
n shell Almonds; for sale BY JOHN MICHEL,
o7.i~- 46 Broad street.
NHiLLISER wANTED-A Lady who understands the
IVl business property Call any time after o'clock NJ
az 542 Greenwich street. o72r
DoARD-A paror, with sleeping chamber, adjoining,
ID be had with board b. applying No. 10 Park Place
%
Il AIDES CLOAK WAREHOUSE, Ne 50 Catharine
IL street. corner &C Madison, (under the Church H. b
GRAY would inform hi friends and the ladies of this city and
Brooklyn that he has hand and constasty manufsc
turing the largest elegant sf Ladies and
Mse. Cloth. SILK, and Merino CIoaks that be found
the city, which he offers at than can be found in
any other establishment
NJ B.-Cloaks made to order at the shortest notice.
III. -. GRAY.
ssim'is 50 Gsiharne street. Of Madison street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

ltS-MR SIow.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement. SO I'm
TIATTERs TRIMMIN0s-L STEUART, importer %
III Natter. Trimmings. osi Pearl street os iwis'
fUvO LET-A store Baement and Loft Ann stteetaso,
Basement in Fulton street Inquire at lo Fulton, ID
.torv Of q e. HIsCOy, Rest low. os-2ws
Nlkw DisCOvERY.--For the cure chronic dsssses--
IN such io standing scrofua Secondary Syphilis, W.
c~rs Piles, Ftuia Cancerns, Tumour and all Mercural
Dseae No required not for medieues till the
perfected which will take from 10 weeks, and be
without hindrancc business Medicine and advice gratis
if perfect 10 performed Apply at A. L. shipiey,
No. 10 Canal street. where DR.. SOLOMON HEINZ, the
discoverer, viii be ~ attendance from 10 10 A. NJ end
ON 10 r. Nj Any per recommended by an Alderman
calling upon DR. Solomon Hsine. his residence Ne 15
Hudson street between Canal and Desbrosses streets sa
tudays between the hours Of and tP NJ DR.. Heine has
other office and connection with any other ohce than
those aforementioned. oA-im-
'JNHE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR
II BATHS, rs JOHN street.-Nrs. 4. r. CARROLL re
thanks 20 the Faculty in particular and the public IN
for the liberal support extended this establishment
Tor the fourteen and hopes by her ssduy and at
tsption te continuance OF the The Baths
.ow in full operation and used wi u much in all
,vddn col rheumatism &c &c ia which they afford inne
Jisse relcfTesouals Of u cir efficacy be the
as.v,r. Mott Bush Boyd Macpiyep, Rhnelandsr. Nelson,
as.ish Ireland Nissan, vandenburg, &c. &c.
Portable Baths to any part Of the city Bsocsyr
suphur Baths Ill hours Of the day. BY giving one hours
notice. -
svrups Of sar.spara and Lverwort AID Herbs reeh from
the shsksrs No consesios with any other establishment
% 81
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The Liverpool 10 now monsntssy szpscted conseqss-y
- 70 usually The usrcsnAis operations ass 1sss 49,
pended Fiour has Ieesme Lsk Cor shipsn& The Liver
pool packet takes out quantity today The freight charged
ON il u 10 Cd per khl.
AsnEs-The sales Of this article costnas msdsrst Of
both descriptions Pets find buyers sPsrinsy At - and
Pearls at So ee hi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

DANCING ACADEMY-Tammany Hall.-M j. PAR
IL KER has the honor to to the public that his
School is for the The unremtng
and attention Of himself and daughters which enced such
decided appreciation during the past will be gdy OBJ
served throughout the Those ladies and gentlemen
entering the school will have the advantage Of months
tuition before the balls Days Of tuition, Thurs.
days and Saturday, Young ladies class from to 5boys
from OF. 0enemens class from TO TO- Mr. Ps school
up will open Tuesday next the 6ih at Military Hail.
Bowery opposite Spring urest DAYS Of tuoa for young
ladies and boys, Tuesdays and Fridays from to oS3'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
BY JOHN B. GIL pVER.

BY JOHN 3. GIL OVER.
Store % Broad street, corner Of Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, Oct.6-ll O'Clock, at the auction store
1 10000 Mor,s Mutcauls Trees-By order of Knowles
Norris Esq Will be sold at public auction 900 genuine
Morus Mucauus Trees OF extra size and quality, grown
mostly from roots At Burlington New Jersey; they will
rage feet high full branehed ripe wood, very thrifty
and superior lot Of trees
The trees may be in the field by calling Andrew
Stevenson Esq, at the Burlington Hotel Burlington NJ j.
sufficient number will be exhibited previous
the sale at the % Broad street, New York. to represent
the whole Purchasers will sind them desirable lot Of
Sale positive-Terms sae.
Also 1000 Moru Expansa Of large sze years old with
ali their branches.
Also a few pounds superior Mulberry Seeds.
Fresh Mulberry Seed this years growth just received from
France
g. lbs genuine Morus Mortcaulis Seed
s do do Alpine do do
Multicaulis Trees37O0 very large fine and ripe wood
trees, grown in Connecticut and full branched
200 do do superior do oS-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
o08 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
d s 4 A o e OF TIL EYE,

OPH7HALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eotts extensive practice, and the number Of pa
who he atendc during his ONCE hours he has
obtained the services II Dr. WEsrMAcorT. practitioner f.
vorably known for this city, member Of tho
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal Coleg OF Sur
geons Edinourgn DR. W. msch attention 10 diseases
the Eye in Paris and recently to DR. Eoifs peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Office hours irem 10 to- o'clock, Tally. my23y.
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CT Og n -.

nF every form AVID sire, wholesale and retail, by
~ SMITH BROTHERS, Manufacturers,
$40 I'm "A Bowery.
VOCAL MUslC.-Mr A. MARTiS, Professor Il Music
will open the 18th q the present month evening
class for the study ofvocai Music All thos, who feel desr
Of becoming members respectfully requested 10 make
early application a. the nsmber ofpupis will be limited re
will three lessons week of each His terms
s6per quarter Please apply A. Martin, i5e Fator street
near Broadway. esrsTusW
HAvANA.--Mrs. WEST has resumed BUSINESS al No 81
Gale Inquisidcr where w be prepared to receive
Boaroers o-merlv
Reference to jobs Rche. ESQ 70 81 Broad STREET who
will furnish isformaon applicants fermai
ties 20 be observed BY angsr avoid detention IN landing
At Havana ol-lavsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

NNT oou's root sTOREs--T y WOOD, Importer of
w Mechancs' Tools, has constantly band very ex.
tsnsivc and valuable assortment for sale AZ his store, Ne
Chambers corner cf Chatham street
Planes Of every variety Of description squares
and beves, spirit levels, and anger o bits Tor
braces of every shape ae large sssormept ma hena-
heal variety OF farming shes screw TOOLS mill
farming DO g~t usd hooks for atkes, bores
and tape for cstHe wood farming savs ezs rate
artcs xeuteusah tool chests hled with beat quality Of
oo; wrench and every ether sscrrtcsef hswe glove,
brus sheep horse shears; slsrge men Of bsrf
asd straight rner kles and rsp tape measures carving
,ools saw srpdes All sses csbssst makex canps bsseh
scre hand screws chie and gsuxcs, plane irrss oil
stones vices pe, cutting hniyysr earsrs drs. ssss.
dotcrg screw psses ssccss AND Dies ases sdSss snd
ehs~s warranted horse shc~v draw hnivss,e
articles bs,cher asd shoe DO, gre esvy -
sasd paper drill stoch suases bubbles fer Levels E~ves
rasors scissors with general sssortme.e sis
All. Tor almost any hind Of business. ~pHinn~
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who slches from me my good name,
Urh. .ro.f w.ll.u~.lx

Hobs most vlansusy.h
n2-PElNES ORRIs TOOTH PASTE unesualled
dsnrce for cleansing preserving and identifying the teeth
giving 10 them clear aud peary ~enes and removing and
preventing appearance OF tartar also improves the
color Of ps aud heals all ulcers o the mouth
rests the ofdecay the teeth and mpars peculiar
and grateful sweetness 10 the breath
s The best article that sffor cleaning preeerv
ing and identifying the teeth Penes orris Tooth Paste
II gives 20 them clear and p-arly Wilderness and imrarts
peculiar and grateful sweetness to the breath We
daily commend to the attensn OF readers, especially
the female portion Of them No toilet be npete with
out it.r-Ladies Mag
The unprecedented celebrity which this excellent sr
Gle Tor the teeth speedily attained under m original u
Oris Toeth Paste has induced unprncpd individuals
they probably prove highly nursu 20 the teeth and are
be compared with the genuine than Hyperion 20
sayr The original article has the fac smile Of the
aor and proprietor O. w. Peine upon the label wthou,
which IL IA not genuine.
For sale only at the Bazaar ia Broadway by Guon lss
Broadway j. H. Hart M D. AIS Broadway aud % Hudson 81
Howe and Guon 12s Chsthans H.. NJ Guion, la Bowery
and 20 Henry st. corner of Pike.
Again-Reware Of C0un erfeitaf a TO- od3m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

COAL. COAL! COAL The cheapest aud test arti
~ cle in the shape Of Coal Cor ahoAi ~ The
foot Of Beach street and selling the very low price o. 70
per delivered free from csrtsre any part c the city
Consumers respectfully invited 70 call and esamise for them
selves. od.2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

shares u s. Bank 100 IS do 1907 10 do Zoe, % Do se
siod do ioos0 Commerce. 9s aodo Dry Dock 10 % do
~ 303a6 do Leather Manufacturers Bk 03-20 9Th Ward
900 DO State BIZ 1o06O do Atlantic s6 twls5 do Del
Had So DO 49, 80 DO ssi b3od IS do So 5ssd 10 do
ss2I 10 ~ A. Trust sat- do sal 90 DO 90 % do 81 20
40 4btw e5 do a. 20 do - rs de o. 10 do $3.50 10
Vckbue Bk ~ SOD 70 do S2} ~ do sa IS do s2tlodo
Canton Bait so d. Dost Prov lo 2s do lo0i 10 do
IoeIs7 40 New Jersey e62e do stoningeI ala ~ do
% blsd 10 do all 10 do Harlem n r. AL 100 do aot
ssod no DO 4 200 do ao w 80 do 4al loo aa 900 DO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

DARK THEATRE--rHTs EVENING oc.- a ,.,e
LADY 81; 81 =. s q M:.o Mn
Pauline, Mrs Rchardsoa.
To which will be added the Fare Of the
MILDLY AsaORE-Hsrry Halcyon, first tiDs) Miss Peole
BLACK EYED i.1's SUSAN an WI ''s
4 4. P .0s,' sEuL lib; Sy Mad Ar.alias
CHAOS IS CONE AGAIN-Col. Chaos Mr. raeids--Hsr-
Mrs. Fitizwams from Theatre Royal Drury Lane
gagged for few nights and will appear On Moaday next,
Performances in future will qusrnr pat
o'clock.
so, Tickets. sI-rit soeen..--caIl-rv,a % cents
DoWERY THEATRE-Ts HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
10 AGER AND DTREcToR. -
THE EVENNd 0esOssr sw be Per1%sa the play e
cLouD KSaozsmn. g Prince ah J. c sr. Nc or Pc a
rsA , daughter Of Tehin Kao, Mr.. Herring
Of NOTHING sUPERFLUOUs, or Set Besgar On
Mr.. Gates.
Doors open att o'clock the at
Prices-Boxes cents-P. s7i cent.--Gaery, aseents
NATIONAL THEATRE Broadway adjoining Niblo's
THIS EVENING, oct I, will be e..n.ed the celebrated
Play of the
STRANGER, Mr.. vandenhoA-,1r. Hall,r Mis-. v.nd..-
TWO CELEBRATED OyCRTUREs
To conclude with the farce Of
RAISING THE wIND-Jeremy Didler, Mr. Browne-sam
M, Mr.; p Wiliiam rs Mr.. Rogers
Boxes 90 cents Door open at half past
commence precisely att
NJ EW CHATHAM THEATkE.-THlS EVENING.
~ Oct 1882 will be performed the Tragedyo
CTHELLO, THE MOORE OF VENlCE-Othello, Mr..
j. Z. scott-Caso, w. r. BLAKE-Desdemoha. Mrs
Flynn.
After the Tragedy the
FOUR HUN0ARIANs will appear and sing grand vocal
Overture.
To conclude with the farce of the
IRISH TUTOR, Mr. Trthill-Mary, Mrs. Harrson-Rose
Mrs. Williams
Prces-Boxes 80 eents-Pt % ctsGaey Is Cts Children
under IL years, hall price to Boxes.
Doors open 7oclock and the curtain will rise half pest
even precisely. sill 3m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

pOARDlNG.-A gentleman and his wife can be accoWmo-
~ dated with pleasant Front Room the Second Floor,
unfunihed with board Also, three single gentlemen
can be accommodated with breakfast and full board
ply at ~ Dey street. o5 81,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

I TNRANKLIN THEATRE FOR sALE.-For particulars,
| Il apply to ALEXANDER MARTIN, !
/ e5 3,'eod City Surveyor, Brooklyn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

ID L. SMITH co. importers, manu- aeurers, and
II. wholesale dealers in Leghoru, French English and
American Bonnets; French English and italian Silk Goods;
Merno Shawis, Meuo Cloths Laces Hosiery, Fancy Hak
&c offer fer sale reasonable iu Of the
above kinds Of Goods which the attention Of the country
merchants is particularly invited, l76, Pearl ST. oS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

DISEASES OF THE EYE-DR. WHEELER with con
~ 6aence the public that there scarcely any die
which that tender and beautiful organ, TIE EYE
subject that does yield his humane and successful mod
OF treatment References given to the first families, and atts,
SA M. until NJ after which he devotes his time to
door patients au6 3mis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-08

NIEW WORK BY THE LATE PROFESSOR MOTT
IN In press and will shortly be published steds Bonnet
the Cosair Of Carona Romance Of the Sea- BY the late
Professor Henry Juniu Not author of Novetes Of Ira
weller" &c. Edited and revised with Biographical Notice
Of the Author by the Author OF Captain Kidd" Lattice
&c. Sc. +. SAUNDERS, Publisher,
367 Broadway.
or whom may be had the following works just published.
viz The Adventures Of Harry Franco, Tale vols Sea-
and other Roman Tales by Maurn Standard Cemplss
Edition Of Cowpers Works; vol, And all New and Stand
ard Publications, Stationery, &c. &c. o4y
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-07
Nrom the Norfolk Herald, Aug. 2.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

North Carolina elects thirteen representatives to
Congress In the last Congress there were IN the be-
ginning, Wings 8, Administration men 8 but before
the term had expired they stood Wings 6, Admins
Sawyer and Charles Shepherd, having abandoned their
constituents and joined the Administration. The hir-
teen districts are thus laid off
No In which s. T. Sawyer (adml and Kenneth
Rayner [w.l-are the competitors Currituck, Cam
den, Pasquotank, Perqumans Chowan Gates, and
HEREFORD. ..
No 2.-Contested by Jesse A. Bynum [adm. apd
VIM Long NV. Halifax, Northampton, Berthe, and
Martin. Election took place yesterday
No. 3.--Contested by Edward Stanly [w.l and DR..
E. H Hall [adm l-Edgecombe, Washington, Hyde.
Pitt, Tyrrel and Beaufort The election held
yesterday week, and Stanly elected,
No 4-Charles Shepherd [adn.l and Col. Biddle
w.l-Greene, Wayne, Lenor, Craven, Jones, John
son, and CareIet.
No. 5.-No opposition to Gen. Jas Mckay fadm.l
-Bladcn, Brunswick, Columbus, Dnpln, Onslow,
Sampson, and New Hanover.
No. en-. T. Hawkins, the late representative, and
Mr. Hllliard [both adm. Warren, Granville, Franklin,
and Nash. ....M
No Edmund DeBerry [w.l and w. A. Morris
[adm. l--Anson Richmond, Robson, Moore, Cumber-
land and Montgomery
No. s-Wm. Montgomery [adm and G. w. Hey
wood [w.l-Wake, Person, and Orange.
No. e.-Augustus II Shepherd Nv and John Hill
[adm Stokes, Rockingham, Guford, and Caswell.
No. l0-Lstey represented by A. Rencher [w.1
who declines. The contest is between Pleasant Hem
derson [Sl and Charles Fisher Ia quasi adm or Cal
houn manl-Chatham, Rowan, Randolph. Davidson,
and Dayie.
No. ll,-Henry w. Conner [adm ] and Gen. Edney
NV. Lincoln, Cabarrus and Meckenburg
No. 12-No opposition to James Graham Nv l.
Haywood, Rutherford. Buncombe. and Burke.
No. l3.-Lewis Williams NV. is opposed by Ro-
derrick Murchson [adm. Ash, Iredell Suny, and
Wilkes.
All the districts, excep. the I'd aud Sd, vote next
Thursday
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even visited him last summer, that all those
in the pay Of the Government who either cor
responded with or associated in private life
with that gentleman, were either prescribed
or threatened with prescription. We speak
from the book when we affirm that much Of
the odious and deteslable spirit that charac-
terized the administration Of jackson, was
prompted by Mr.. Van Buren--he was the
person that sowed distrust in his feelings,
(Which in the first instance were inclined
to liberality) by remarking, when any name
was presented that he had reason to believe
would not support him in his aspiring preten-
sions, I. Oh, he as an old federaiist and mol 10
be trusted" Assiduous in his attentions TO
President jackson, and ministering to his
foibles and weak points, he took the feelings
of the credulous old man captive, and with
spider-like cunning wove the net that enneshed
Calhoun and his friends. Yet, with all these
facts so well known to Mr.. Calhoun and TO
his coadiutors, this same man Van BUREN,
with his especial presses the Globe and En-
quirer are calling on Mr. Calhoun and his
friends to come to the rescue.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-07
!, IaLlahassee, [ Florida. j .Mlu 81

Two wagons, with an escor, Of eight men, left For,
Frank Brooke Deadman Bay, on Monday morning
last and, alter proceeding half the distance to Fort
Andrews, Henderson. the Hospital Steward, with five
men, was fired on by party Of Indians from ham
mock near the road. Henderson and Parks fen dead
The horse Of another Of the escort being shot, fell and
enanged the leg OF his rider such manner as to pre-
vent his rising On the approach Of the Indians,
the horse rose the rider, at the time remounting
was borne off to the party, and the three joined the
wagons One man, being sent hack to Fort Frank
Brooke, returned with increased force They found
the body Of Parks horribly mutilaed his eyes dug out
his throat cut and other disgusting outrages committed
on his body. The body Of Henderson had been re-
moved aud could not be found The enemy was ,railed
some distance without finding them. Scouts still
in pursuit.
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TO give within three days bonds In Chinese and
foreign languages, that they never will venture to
bring opium and that the violation of the bond shall
be forfeiture of vessel and cargo In conformity to
The above feet OF twenty war junks were sent
down 10 Macao, and The houses there were being
searched, and ell the opium re-embarked The
British sloop OF war Sarne had returned by order OF
Mr.. Elliott, with the English opium feet TO Hong.
kong, where they 10 put themselves in an ALI
tude of defence The Macao people are In great
distress as they depend on this trade.
The Omega made her escape with difficulty
Two English ships going out as she was leaving,
were captured and carried back.
We presume our squadron Commodore Reed,
would be on the ground in time 10 protect the in.
teress Of our commerce.