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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

Cleared.
Empire, Torrey Jr., Amssrdam Martha Washington, Ty
er NOeans; Lafayette Eery Charsson Alabama, Berry
NOreans; Aqustnet, Mashsr Amsterdam; Emerald Howe,
Havrs Esther, (swsd) Falanda, Antwerp.
Arrived.
Ship Napier. Sanford, Of Baltimore, from Liverpool Nov
H. mdz, Dawson Brothers. The N boarded by the
pilot boat Blossom and the Hook during the gale Of
Sunday, and anchored at the SW spit.
GO See columns for further particulars of the Henry
Quatrs, sc.
Mom0rand0.
The Sddons Palmer for Liverpool sails Thursday next,
the 26th nst II is yet uncertain when tho Sheffield will sail
The letter bags Of the Siddoas Gpin News Rooms.
The Emerald Howe. for Havre sails today Her letter
bags will close Gpns News Room in the Exchange the
usual hour.
We learn that the VIM. Roscoe, from Boston for NYork,
which ashore Eaon Neck has been got off by Capt
McPherson without much DAMAGE part Of the cargo left
n ths ach. The w lay at the foot of Pike st.
United states Ports.
ALEXANDRIA DC, Dec a0-sld Julia, New York; Samuel
Brown, do.
Foreign Ports.
There American vessels Cienuegas on the 30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

-. 49,. ~ hsvnr not Only tbs most genteel. but
,hs most comfortably accommodated audience in the
ssv II i worth walking mile 70 enjoy the luxury
Of spending IA hour or two OF an evening q this de-
lirhtful and fashionable resort
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

4 treat SALE or Books-iiogsrths Works, from the
NJ original plates restored, elephan, folio; Rees Cyclope
dia, 81 Parts kc The subscriber would direct public aen
en 70 the great ascon sale Of Books 10 take place this
Tucsdsy) evening, comprising the above nsmed tsgshr
with extensive assortment ofrare and valuable English
BOOKS. 6ne and standard American English and Americas
Annals for 1870. and Juvenile Books suitable for Holiday
Presents for children and youths Sale "a
o'clock See advertisement.
d94 IL HOMER FRANKLY. $50 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

rJvENTH WARD BANK-NOTlCE.-The Subscribers
the ock Of this Bank, rtqa red to pay the ba
Of the Inalmsn, due, before January I'D,
or forfeit The payments made thereon 49,, -
d2i In T. HOOK, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
Broadway, entrance IN Duase street
Confines his practice 10
DI Il A SEES OF THE EYE.

OPHTHdLBfTC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eots extensive practice, and the number Of pc
ent who cannot be attended during his eGce hours h
obtained the services Of Dr. wEsrsscorr, practitioner
veraby known for years in this city, member Of
New York Medical Society and OF the Royal College Of Sur
seous, Eanourgn. Dr. w paid much attention 70 diseases
Tie Eye in Paris, and, more recently TO DR. Eious peculiar
uode Of operation and treatment
Once hours from 10 tsi o'ciock.daiiv my23-yts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

OTOLEN from ~ Msidcn lane, Glass show Case con-
- tanning cut gle" bottles and va also several articles OF
rsrf,mery Asutebe reward will be given FOR its recovery
al ats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

10 PACKET SHIP sIDDovs, FoR LIVERPOOL
Passengers b, this ship will please be board the steamboat
Hsrcules, at Whitehall, Thursday next 26h instant at
~ o'clock The letter bags win close the regular places
at half past N o'clock. d2a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

vNTANTED.-- One or two rooms. unfurni.hed without
w beard for lady and young daughter Addre. DOR 1913
lower post Once, G23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

TVAMMANY HALL-rARKER's MERRY CHRIST
il MAS BALL-Nr j. PARKER has the honor TO an.
nounce his ~nds and he that he mtens TO spare
neither trouble nor expense TO make this the most brilliant
Fancy Dress Bali he has got up. variety Of fancy
dances will he danced. suck honppe Hghlsnd ngs aud
pas seu with variety a other dancing The will be
pleoddlv decorated with banners hars Of different
ous Dancing at eight O'Clock, and continue
until aIats hour Tickets ST. 70 be had al the Hall full
ssd e GIVE bari will attend. Leader MIR Brown.
bertof public character, expected attend splendid
costume holiday weeks the Puslic will take ri
on Friday evenings Grand Fancy Dress Ball will be given
o- New Years right d2i AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24
Cattle Market.

Beeve Cows ana Sheen the price they were
The demand for beeves however, was BETTER and
hundred offered all sold There were hut hve
she in market hundred Of these remain
hand Poultry sells better now than other kind Of pro-
visions and the price turkeys chickens aud ducks have adj
vanced materially WITHIN the past week The demand wili
continue GOOD ill after Christmas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE, 500 Broadway. JOHN
~ DOYLE. Bookseller respectfully Informs the public that
he has adopted the CASH SYSTEM in all his transact
and will sell At prices lower than any other
business His stick Is choice and recherche II full Of
best works in ancient and modern literature books all
sciences and usefs arts, also works the Italian
French Spanish and Germsn School books oevery
kind at prices uaspvroaehsbe by others.
n. B. lie purchases private Libraries and smaller parcels
books for which he the cash down. and better price
than the will bring at Auction. dl2 Imiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

ID ROADWAY CIRCUS-Messrs WELSH, BARTLxTr {
ID Co.-THIS EVE SlNG, Dee Oath, 1899 The eater.
tainments will commence with
The Wild Bedouins a Comic song unparalleled
Feats Of Vautng through Balloons Of Real Fire Pramdical
Devices, &c Young Genroy his Wild charger Novel
Duets, Songs &c, BY Messrs. Sanford and sweeny.
Comic Mcirs Dance by the whole company; Mr. Cad
waader ON the bare backs Of and three Jug.
Cling Mr. Spencer az the Flying Highlander; the Dying
Moors Defence OF his Flag To conclude with the Advsn
lures Of John 0iirin.
Boxes 80 cents Pit IS cents Doors open half past O.
performance to commence O'Clock precisely An Efficient
police is engaged TO perfect order. dl2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

ADIES FAIK-At the reques Of NUMEROUS IrieLds the
IL Fair at Palms' Saloon, aso Broadway, will continue
through this day aud evening" to accommodate such la
fer Christmas Let all who charitably Inclined remem.
bcr that the proceeds will be added the funds Of
York Clothing and Female A sistance Societies. that
while they supplying their individual they
will also administer the OF the sick
poor of all denominations. d24 IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

G PLENDID GEOLOGICAL ExHiBITION-Now omen
- at 81 Canal Street. few doors Of Broadw
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co, have the pleasure
inform the public and naurass key established
beautiful and extensive Mansgere Of Living Animals
and Beasts at the above samed place. Their collection
prise great variety Of the finest specimens ofnaura history
imported America. Will be open for the reception Of
visitors each day. from lOa A. M. 10 sP and from to
in he evening. Qnx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24


ofths amount Of money 100000 were payable In 1850,
and s. in the month OF October Of this the
amount due between the lot and 7h Of October On the
soth Of September, meeting Of certas powerful parties
took place. at Mr. Jaudons scr and the subject
This resulted unsatisfactory manner and the belief
general that the due the "a would not be paid Nv
Mr. Jaudons srons 5000 OF those notes were
al very high rate OF interest," the time he received
from Havre Sssoooo. and all his were promptly
met ny his bankers Mess Denson Co.. until the bth when
the Great Western arrived with 100000 specie and Phs
adepha Michigan and other stocks the amoua Of 81 soo
600 These securities although available were
the basis OF incorporation Of Mr. that OF issuing bond,
and lodging the stocks security The influence spread over
the powerful money circles this movement 10 succeed
through the fundamentally ovsnd urneyS Co and other.
very parties who performed the same ervc. for ,bs
the three Wsin 1887. In this way the beayv ,a,n.n az
the s6th were got through with Mesrs B.rng ca w.,.
applied 10, among Others, and declined the a
In the firm belief that the bills would not he M, ,e,r
their duty notifying heir correspondents 20 Ina, .a.e a
IL now felt that the future agency Of the America.
prize 10 be eontenied for and Bsr,,v Ra,1
and TIE other large houses, will leave stone uns.rp.a
cure Vt after having once been ougenersd BY Mr. B;d
This true history ofthose rival houses whose
lions are now a ing the columns Of the Wall street rre
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

DOWEKf AMPhITHEATkE, (iate Geological Institutsl
ID 81 BOWERY.-THlS EVENING Dec %, 1850 the
per will precisely hall past O'Clock,
The entertainment to commence with
Grand Estrec Of Danes and Nsbles grand display of
Equestrian Pyramidtca Devices Still Vaung the Ameri-
Quxotte, sc.
Boxes 80 cents--Pit IS cents d9O-3t,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

~ OOLOGICAL lNSTlTUTE.-JUNE, TITUS, AN.
II GEVINE & co... splendid collection OF Living AMI
mails now open Tor the rscspton OF visitors at their well
has beea made to receive the public Vito Will have
the additional advantage Of ing that and singular
animal, LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE. And the fur.
Their qualification Of seeing BLACK TIGER the exis-
Of which has hitherto been either doubted denied By
all authors who have written the subject.
Entrance TO the exhibition No. IL Christie street. directly
10 the Of the bowery AmphitheSire.
Hsurs of exi ibuon from 10 o'clock A. III. to r. Man
from 10 o in the evening
Admission IS children under years OF age, half
price. ID 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

THE LUUNTEkFElT OkkiLE OF the celebrated
Hunters Red Drop beng entirely used up We have
ken the place and have established principal Office Nos
Tia signature ofU LEyIsON, Of whom obtained
nllhonrs. diOlvis
MUSICAL INsTRUCTiON.-MR. MEADER bees 20
1v1 that in compliance with the appli
cations he has received purposes remaining in town this
winter and will give sngng theory and
practice fihc Piano Fcr,e. Application 10 be made him
at his resdence ola Broome street. dl2-lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24
Lostport, ". ", Oct. 10th, Isse.

no EHYsrELAS CURED OF SEVEN YEARS
STANDING BY BUANDRETHs PILLs.-A lady In
Brooklyn who for long knew comforts whose
face aud neck uncemy botch who the ebserv
ed &C ALL and whose misery herse such
those Of sensitive minds, similarly Affected imagine
This pam and misery resulted from dreadful ERYSIPELAS
in her face which ssntmes extended her neck and
bosom Every physician OF skill sppec to- and remedy
upon remedy without aording than
ed FOR death to ssh her misery At this perod lady who
had derived much benefit from 5randreh Pills In srnlsr
desired THAI trial mfh he made NJ their efficacy When
thoy had been used about three mcnths perfect
proeucedhus proving again. that purifying the body with
these celebrated Pills. produces without doubt perfectly
healthy state the fluids and suently must Erys
peas for that unfortunate complaint altogether depend
upon the Acrimonious state ofhe Bsod and therefore purify
ing the Blood cures the disease.
This Lady IL since married.
Reference l. given TO Mrs Booth Dr. Brandreths agent IN
roollyn 81 Fulton st. Who will refer highly respectable
lady johnson street who will give all further particulars
Dr. Brane Offices In New York Prir cipal "a Broad.
way, near the City Hall; also, 276 Bowery.
BE careful you deceived BY the Ag.rne Drug Store
corner Of Houston and the Bowery, west side Of the Bow
sry Never that druggists universally Deal IN
felt articles and especially Counterfeit Brandre,h
Pills. They cannot 60 the sqssre, they must breathe inn
pure they would die in pure They like
~ thrive mire There few and hon
chase Of druggist wher you Brandreths Pn DO not
forcethat The genuine Pills will fail 10 sustain their
high character and the couaets will fail 70 DO injury
Read in another part Of this paper COUNTERFET Bran
dreth Pills.
2 Broadway; 276 Bowery; and lss Hudson s,s beng my
own sces the medicine fail to geru,ae there
dioeod2n d. BRANDRETH, NJ. y, 2it Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-24

Will give two grant Concerts Tuesday Evening" Dec 2h
and Thursday Evening" Dee 2dh prsvoss to their depar
ture for the Souh at which they will sing many new Solos
Quarettes &C. and repeat those encored
and also ring two national Melodies in their natural
costume
Doors open at 7 Concert to commence at o'clock,
Tickets 90 cents to be had the door with programmes
n27 lm<
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
Topcr's Lament.

"Nabors and fr.bds and can this be,
a nd shall we be no longer free
Say, has the time long dreaded come
WheA we can't have one drop Of rum
If,hats the case, 1t beats creation,
And IN up stakes and qui, the nation.
Why. sirs, If We submit in quiet,
The mex, they II reils;e our diet,
And say by law we shs nj eat carrin,
Nor iesh Of beasts that died Of murrin.
Tie very strange that men should think
To rigilste by law our drink
IN laws lss these there is no merit,
They rouse up our New England spetit
Wed have folks know that we re born free,
Our fathers fought for liberty,
And, fore our material rights wen yield,
Wen shoulder arms aud march 10 the field,
Assert our rights, as freemen should,
And battle for the puslic good.
but not alone shall we 60 forth;
Cur frinds will come from South, from North,
From East, from West, good sturdy fellers
Led on by Liquor Sellers"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

determining not 10 communicate the disease
To them. she formed the heroic resolution
Of leaveing her home and going elsewhere
TO die. Locking them INTO a room, and
sacrificing TO their safety even the last and
sole comfort of a parting embrace, off she
run down stairs carrying with her the sheets
and coverlet, that she might leave no means
Of contagion. She then shut the door with
a sigh, and went away but the largest hear
ing the door shut, went to the window, and
seeing her running in that manner, cried
out, good bye, mother in voice SO tender
that she Involuntary stopped.
Good bye, mother, repeated the other
child, stretching his li:tle hand out Of the
window and thus was the poor afflicted
mother compelled for time TO endure the
dreadful conflict between the warnings
which called her back, and the pity and So
licilude which urged her on at length the
latter conquered, and amid a food of tears,
and the farewells of her children, who knew
not the fatal cause Of those tears, she reach
ed the house of those who were to bury her.
She recommended her husband and chill
dren TO them, and in two days she was no
more. Surely nothing can equal the heart
of a mother. How pathetic the expressions
ola woman on hearing her parish priest re-
late the story of Abraham's offering his son
Isaac as a sacrifice. 'Ah, God would GER
taInly never have required such sacrifice
of a mother"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
mrE@xIIAuIa

Mr. Editor-l have just arrived from
Downingyiile. There is trouble enough IN
Mat neighborhood, | can tell you, all grow
ing out OF an old dispute between John NJ
orabb and Jonathan Easy. The pariieu-
lars you will find in the Downingyille Ga
,e',e enclosed. Since my arrival in Boston
have heard say that Squire Somerset is
gong 10 see If he can't settle the NATTER
As every thing depends on the position
'aAen IN order 10 determine on which side
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

Az AFFECTING STORY or MATERNAL LOVE
In the village Of Carreggi whether IT were
that due precaution had not been taken, or
that the disease was ola particularly ma
lignant nature, one after the other, first the
young and then the old of a whole family
dropped off. A woman who lived on the
opposite side Of the way, the wife of la
borer, and mother % two little boys, felt
herself attacked 10y fever in the night; in
the morning IT greatly increased, and in the
evening the fatal tumor appeared. This
was during the absence of her husband,
who went 10 work at distance, and only
returned OF Saturday night, bringing with
him the scanty means ofsubsistence for the
family for the week. Terrified by the ex-
ample of The neighbonng family-moved
by the iondest love for her children, and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

Alu for the days of our glory are past
and the long dreaded peril has reached Us al last.
We mast now our respectable Traffic give DER,
Fo, our l.c~nse 70 out aud cannot get mote
No more -hsll the poor oppressed labcfef come
To COR shop, 10 rcpl~nish their bottles with rum;
Oppressed by tyrsnncsi lave, they may sigh
md mourn over Joys that are pact, aud "a dry,
hut they must not blame u.s. for we've oiten
declared
That we'd still 81 up their jugs if we dared.
No, they must not blame " they find that their
doom
Ia 10 spend the long tedious evenings q, home,
With rabbls Of ch ldrep and sad, peeyish wife,
Without even gill oft comfort Of life.
Then from each ,opcrs throat the hot curses shall
pour
Before which oil these ,emp'rance fanatics shall
cover
Repent their rash acts with hssiy good will.
Give us what we contend ford license 10 NIL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

. Taylor, on the death of the highly esteemed NJ
, Rice, wife of Mr. Levi Rice, land an infant 81
died shortly ahcr) OF Tinmouth, VT, were not
ed by her for publication but having fallen in
please. Give them the credit they deserve, a
r., ORvILLE.
s'In the midst Of Life we are In Death.'
That lovely form lay langnishing
On sickness dreafy bed,
Bent like some flower, or fragile thing
That bows its dropping head.
Her friends stood gazing round her bed
With anxious fearful eye,
Hopes lingering ray had almost 6ed,
They feared that abe must die.
And could they now resign that friend,
That sister, mother, wife,
Could he with whom her lite did blend
lie chung to her as life.
She 10 her Makers will resigned
Her health, her self, her all,
Prepared to 60 when life declined,
Obedent al his call.
The Summer passed, bright Autumn came
With cool and ireshning breeze,
Writing false blooms dece,tiul name
On variega,ed trees.
And DER her cheek the radlent bloom
or health was richly spread;
Her now terminated form
Raised from that iowIy bed.
The swee, eTulgent smile OF Joy
Lit mp that Pallid brow,
She dream d OF bliss without alloy
Her hopes were buoyant now.
She fondly then her child embraced,
She said 'im spared to you,
Let God, my dear, be ever praised
To whom all glorys due.
And with her mind in this sweet frame
She thought not they must part,
When 10 the King of Terors came
His arrows pierced her heart
Now sec her weeping friends around,
See him to whom she's dear,
A voice seemed speaking from the ground
Behold Savior near
With cbaslenings Oft thou has, been tried,
Yet mind 81 thou no, my word
asked another sacrifice,
I must, will be heard.
Thy bosom friend TO thee was dear,
I've taken her from thee
For whilst thou had her with thee here
Thou losedst her, more than me.
All nov call thee yet again,
iiumhly before me bow
The darling of Thy heart claim,
ask that IDOL now.
Give me that child thy tender babe,
To which you fonGly cling,
Learn | can heal the wound ! We made,
Though break every string.
For thou hast loved thy darling babe
And turned not unto me
Tho deep the sorrow that gave
Thy child snAtched from thee.
for had leh il IN lhy care
Nov thy dear wife /. gone.
Couids, thou taught II To lap prayer
To say Gods will be done
Thy friends are now in brighter realms;
Prepare 10 meet them there,
Where pleasures are that never end
And Joy ~ free from care.
Now listea to thy Makers voice,
Nor dare 10 doubt his love,
Learn IN has EneSeies TO rejoice
And Iasse Thy thoughts shove.
wsllingford, Jan. 6, is3o.
Mrs Rice died Nov 3Olh, and Der son Dee 2Sih
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

Of the brindlc Gov the white spot is located
Somcrsets your especially as he has
some blact cattle in dispute with old Nc
Grabb. He will doubtless make such an
arrangement, as will be entirely satisfactory
10 Mr. Easy, for whose interest Mr. 5omer-
set has always cvinced the greatest solicit
tude.
Yours 10 serve, SOL JUMPER,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
kc1TnT.

D. Entron I tate 80. hberiy Of ending you, for
(ii.tais, sca0pie a sruac,s from THE VISION r..
Wv published She VERNON, Chronieis They
y Ssll t< termed The Rum Sellers Solloquy, and
~ apst . Lament
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09
From The Illinois Backicoodsmaa.
L ii 4 FOR q f. ID PA TEN T.
BY WESTERN RECLUsE.

Remember you no case like this 7 Or if
Your memory none records, in such a one
80 much al odds with probability
Your fancy cannot image IT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

GgI4ergD rABga
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-09

CoHtrorersy about a BriHdie Cor, ,sih ukhe
spot on The ief side eristiag IN The nejghLor
hood Of DotcninpriHe
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-30
DIR. Y ID. PROCTOR

II ESPECTFULLY offers his services to
ID, the citizens OF Liberty and vicinity, in
The various branches Of Medicine, Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Having been engaged in the practice Of his
profession for The last two years, in miasmat-
ic district, he has become intimately acquain-
ted with the diseases incident 10 this climate
Office on Main street, over Messrs Donnella
g. Rudd's store, where he may he found when
not professionally engaged.
Liberty, April IS, 1889. l6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-30
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned Commissioners, appoin-
ted by the Board oGPolice of Amite Coun-
", 10 superintend the letting out and building
a Court House and Clerks Offices in the town
Of Liberty, according TO the plan adopted for
the same, by said Board, (Which plan will be-
exhibited and explained to all those wishing
to sec and examine the same previous to the
day Of letting out, on application to William Z.
Harrell, will, on the Sd Monday OF June next, at
Liberty, proceed to let out the same to the low
est bidder. The undertaken will be required
to give good and sufficient bond for the faith
full performance Of the work in workmanlke
manner, and to be completed by or before the
first day of October, 1910, ready for the fall
Term Of the Circuit Court of said year. paya-
BILE to the President of the Board of County
Police Of said County and his successors in Of
tlce, IN double tho amount Of the CONTRACT
The building to be Of brick and wood, and the
payments will not be exceeding $500 per year,
as the work progresses, and the undertakers
Will have to wait, without interest, on the coun-
ty, Tor any balance after the completion Of the
work until it can be raised by special tax Tor
that purpose
WIN. c. HARRELL,
FRANCIS WREN,
Commissioners
May IA, 1880 COWS