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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
NO MARkIED WOMEN-I. Il not but too well Laorn

Two MARhIED wOMEN-ls II not but too well hsown
that the families Of the married oen increase beyond
the happiness Of those who give them birth would dictate
May instances does the hard working father and
epec. the mother Of poor family remain slaves through
their lives uggpg the OF ncesssnt labor ong to
hive living bat toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort aud comparative auence and II and toll have
weighed down the spirit and at last broken the health Of the
ther osn Is the widow ie asabIe, With the most vir
tvous her therless crrng from beeom
degraded objects Of charity prohgate vo,ars Of vice
Il desirable thenh moral for parents TO increase their
amss regardless OF ccnsequences to themselves or the we'll
being Of their ohpring .hen simple healthy and cEs
remedy within control The advertiser, feeling
importance OF this subject and estimating the vast benefits
resulting Thousands BY the adoption OF prescribed by
her introduced by the celebrated midwife and female physi
cian Mrs Rese the grandmother Of the sdvertser and
who has made this subject her particular and especial stacy
not wise and virtuous TO prevent evils TO which
SUBJECT by simple and healthy within eontro -
Every dspasonste vruous, and enlightened mind will
hesstinely the sfrmssve. This, hsn all that
Mrs n recommends recommended. Price Five Dol.
package accompanied with full and particular directions
Fer the convenience Of those unable 10 call personally Cir
cuia fully explanatory, viii be sent free Of expense
An letters be post paid and addressed 10 MADAME
REsTELL, Female Physician. Prs,pal Office 100 Green
wich street New York Once hours from PA NJ to p NJ
dl-lm.
TTARD TINES AND DRY GOODS TO SUIT rnEM
The subscriber would isvte the atten ION of HE friends
and the puhe 10 his we'll elec ed stock OF Dry Goods which
he s selling AZ sacrifices order 10 fulfil his engage
meats The goods purchased almost invariably for cash.
al the lowest prices and will be sold for the
The toeh eos % Of Beaver Pilot and other Cloths satiness
and vestines silks and Mernoes Fissse Musns, Liness
ALLEGES and Lscesj in short sssutful sssort.snt with
price. 10 salt purchsesa JOHN ~ BENNETT,
a In. 60 Houstoa stree 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
m a r. = a 4. 4. e.. = l. q u IN
REMOVED
DRUG CHEMICAL STORE
TO NO avs
BROADWAY, CORNER OF CHAMBERS ST.
n25--to jan l-Sirwy


Robs vlansusly.r
nY-PElNE's ORRIS TOOTH PASTE for cleansing,
preserving and identifying the teeth received the fret pre-
MUM al the recent FAR Of the American Institute.
This unequaea aentice gives 10 the Teeth clean and
peary Witness and and appearance Of
art also improves the color a the lips and gums,
heals all ulcers Of the mouth arrests the progress OF
decay the teeth and mparts peculiar and grateful sweet
to the breath.
IT. The article that know sfor cleansir preserv
ing beaut,ng the teeth, Peines Orris Tooth Paste
gives them clear and Pearly whtepe and imparts
peculiar most grateful sweetness 10 the breath We cor
daily commend IL to the attention. Of readers especially
the female portion Of em No toilet be rpete with
oct itr-L1die1 Mag
The unprecedented celebrity winch this excellent ar
Gle for speedily obtained under its original Of
Orrs Tooth Paste has unprncPled individuals
make base counterfeit preparations under various names
OF which beware for they may probably prove highly nu-
r.us 70 the teeth and to be compared with the g.
nupe than Hyperion satyr The original article has
FAC snile nventor and proprietor q. W. Peine
upon the label witheu, which II IL not genuine.
For sale only the Bazaar Ia Broadway; BY Gnon l6e
broadway; H. Hart NJ D. as Broadway and % Hudsou st.
Howe and 0uion Chathamst; Il. NJ 0sou IN Bowery
and 50 Henry ri. Of PIKE.
Aean-Beware 81 Counterfeits! n2oeodsm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

xxx- FOR HAvRE.-The we'll known ship HAvRE,
NM Captain MKown. Has the major part Of her
cargo engaged. and will be promptly dispatched For
'''s'' s6YD aifStsRN, No Tous.. Building. $50
EAR. NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
NM OF PACKETS.-To sail pupctually every Mon.
Sb day throughout the In the following order
shir v'ssburg October lA,h Ship Mississpp Oct 2st
ship Orleans Oct 18th; Ship Louisville, November 4h Ship
Pan,hss Nov. llh ship sha&spesre, Nov. 18Th Ship Ar
Nashville, Dec 9Th Ship Saratoga Dec 10th Ship Alssa
ma Dee 2sd Ship Yaros, Dec. Both.
These ships all Of the first class coTpered and copper
fastened commanded by experienced nsvgators constantly IN
the trade will positively sail above and take steam At the
Bslise.
Ps--~-, -s,ut 10 embark Tor shove port viii find the
Of these vessels for Cabin Second Cabin aud
seeass Passengers unsurpassed BY any Others, and cannot
FL apply on board at Orleans wharf foot OF Wall
street. to W. II TAPsCoTT, ~ PECK Slip neat door
to lsi South street. oH.im.
k6x FOR LOND0N-Packs, OF the 10th December
Mf The first class fast sailing eoppered and copper s
Snm.tened packet ship TORo VITO, Capt r. Griswold,
w, seii a. above, her regular day
Her accommodations Tor cabin second cabin, and seerage
pasenges very superior Persons intending to embark
should make immediate application board foot Of Maiden
is GLOVER MeMuRRAy. 90 South street:
TIAvANA.-Mr.. WEST has resumed business 81 No. =
II Csle Inqusdor where she will be prepared 70 receive
E,arosrs . ormeriv:
Reference to jobs Rtchs Esq, No 81 Broad street vhs
will furnish information 20 applicants relative 70 the ovras
es 10 be observed By strangers TO avoid dstspnos m
Il Havana oiisv@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

nR CORBITT may be consisted in the most confidential
~ manaer his oMce City Han Place. Chatham
stres New Ysh where persons afflicted with delicate dis
eses old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia worms, diseases Of the
he abuses Of mercury ri~pur Of blood are invited to
call
The bapeu effects arising ou " abuse Il mercury needs
scrp,ion Persons troubled with certain disease may
ppy to Dr. Corbit with the perfect spce OF having y
radically cured without particle OF mercury or any other
M ssroas medicine His charges are reasonable and proper
TONED 10 the means Of the applicant
90 Attendance daily from . A. NJ to loPm MI sm'
NASH sYsTEM-CLOTHNG Clothing Who'll sale ana
" rata sold 10 accommodate the times Pilot cloth Over
Coats; hon shin Over Goats beaver cloth Coats Dres
oa Pants and Vests q vsricss suds shirts, Drawers
e,lsr. stochs Hsnaherchie, he kc. The bove article
m h sod VERY low for cssh Al No 2ls 0eenwch street
.crper OF Bsrclsy street n rth east conner
S7-lm' JACOB BOohhT.
4 EEECHEs! LkECHEsl-sooo swssAsh Leeehss, arst
IL rate, just received end iss sale wv lew, y
d1.iv. q. COLBY, 81 Pssr q, prsahlip I'll.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
PATENT WINDLAss.
b T T. A ID.

OF THE Subscribers, Sole Propricors and Manufacturers,
prepared TO with despatch all orders for their Un
ivaed Patent Sweed Beam Winia.s Bedsteads which
almost universally used being the best article yet in
understanding ease convenience and durability
The sackas, acted upon by the wndas and sweed beam
aade perfectly light and free from all liability to sagg s leav
elasticity the which renders particularly easy,
nd simple Constructions the matter putting up and tns
iown will be found Of but little trouble comparison with tess
any other construction whilst the precision with which the
component parts fitted acts safeguard against TIE intro:
lnctos Of any hind OF vcrmn.
From the taken render each Bedsad perfect hss
isatcs for durability will them TO purchaser
invited to cali and examine large assortment
and.
Also large assortment OF elegant Furniture, Mattrassss
Feather Beds, sc. constantly hand.
NV. C s0uTHACK, No lo6 Broadway,
iclbv Frnnkip Houss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

S6x NEW PACKET ARRANGEMENT-Pasags
&3X\ for savannah-Reguar Lne-To sail punctaall,
x6every Saturday.
Brig AUGUSTA, A NJ. 81 erwood, master, $50 tons
EXCEL, L. Sherwood, do 400 do
SAVANNAH, A. Hubbard, do $50 do
MADISON, W. Buckley, do 400 do
WIN. TAYLOR Hsey, do 400 do.
CLINTON, l. Lyon, do $50 do
The class coppered and copper fastened
.es-hey very aHd superior accommodations for
will be taken the very lowet terms and
they can depend upon sailing their regular
day. For passage either ~ c.on rss-g- apply board
foot Of Maiden lane, or 70 - - -
RtWsON McMURRAY,
sep24n Of Pine and South sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

(,YMNAsTIC ExERCIsEs-W. FULLER be-, TO an.
" form the gentlemen of New Y-x It's VIC iny that
his 400 - Ann streets are now in fol-
operation. W. +. has certificates from the eminsn
physicians IL New York and Philadelphia great
tages TO be derived from the exercises Of
Thes exercises adapted to all ages and
any time, without interruption from weather Mr. Mourqun,
who has given the greatest satisfaction for the last
this establishment will continue give
science Of Fencing, such hours will suit the convenience
Of h pupils. OF boys under IA Of age, from
TO ocsck w. will be always during their
ercise An evening class about being formed for win
ter. For card Of terms apply above. ni6 In.
0- AT this ncement OF the year. writes CORES
rondent) whea consumption, Asthma, Coughs Colds &C.
most prayeIent most safe, ecacoss and at the time
speedy remedy may be found in Dr. Masons Concentrated W.
getabe Basam For sale by b. D. Sands 10 and 100 Ful
ton st. syme, 90 and $50 Bewery; Burnetts Pcrfumery
81 Genial street. &c For further particulars Dr. Ma
sons advertisement in another part OF the Herald o223r
no SECOND WARD HoTEL-Nert to the corner
sutton in Nassau street This well known estabhmos
having undergone thorough refttng Is complete orie
FOR the accommodation OF those who may hosor IL with hei
patronage
There house besides the lower story throw
entirely open public bar large upon the
cond story 10 feet by as we'll suited for the
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted
the OF clubs Referees for the transaction Of other prvais
BUSINESS.
Clubs and private parties with as
nay be furnished with dinners supper, composed OF
species Of game delcacy which the markets afford al shcr
Gotise tieilyl EDMUND JONES. Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
PACKETS FOR HAvRE-sECoND LINE.

Tbs Of these Ships not surpassed
binng all that may be required for comfort The price Of
cabin passage 500 Passengers will be supplied with
requisite with the exceptions Of wines and liquors.
Goods intended these vessels will be forwarded by the
ssbscroer free from any other than the expenses actually
incurred on them. For freight passage, apply 10
BOYD & HiNCkEN, Agents,
sl2-y No. Tonsine Building
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY istcrFns his .rep
LV and the public that he has opened Reectory tbs
large and elegant budng, No M Fulton street Fish, fes
and Fowl always to be found his tables and decs
Of the provided appears the Market
No attention will be wanting has part give gesers
satisfaction and he hope, to find that
which he is determined to deserve.
il0-0 j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

On BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATS--On hand
~ and constantly manufacturing elegant Of
sssxA his mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large Of Fur Mufs, from the lowest
price the costly together with extensive assortment
OF genemen cloth and fur caps Youths and chdrens cloth
and velvet caps all Of which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN lac Chatham street,
sl4-3m- Opposite Roosevelt, st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

COAL! COAL u COALi!.-TA. best % Peach Orchard,
free Of carriage Nut 81 So Yard so< waAhns'ea srsst
near sprrg.
vIaSm 0UERNsEY CO.
4 LMONDs-so bbls shsllsd AlnesSs, 100 tbslss kss
ssiw. JOHN MICHEL, y Bresl.t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

NOTICE. Notwithstanding msssfsesory, tcssthss
with all its valuable machinery STOCKS TOOLS and seehs
unfinished wholly and totally destroyed the late Are At
the ofGraDd and Exabslh Streets and
wholly destitute and shsl be pleased to Ne
faces OF customers both those aid ,Lrosd q
al the OF the Bowery and Dv'sson street.
where shall bestow efforts and epdsAvors 70
ply item with the best ofclochs have slarge sssorsn<
Of finished eoeks time pieces and regulators hand Al
renewing manufacturing apparatus with All possible -
patch ana n possible In more asd enectaai
Some OF Turret clock msst necessarily b -
ayed short te trust they viii bear with ss4sr
existing cireumstance Clocks every description carefully
guy ''P- SMITH BROTHERS,
p30owd&Itw. ~ Bewssy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

40 QUACKERY. NO IMPOsITION.-Orsat improve
IN ment in the treatment Of Delicate Dhs~sensceat
red few days. elects and StrAcfurcs cures exPe
dousy by easy method also, Ulcerated rnroat Old
Ulcers Disease, Of the Bladder Kdnes dsss Of the
u Peek Slip d. Evans ha: ad thirty years experiences
regular medical educ aton,dont mistake the numhsr
BMedlcnes and Directions sent to any part Of the un
DR. EVANS Vegetable Apiricnt and Csthar.ic Pills al
ways for sale at his Office. mo lmis-
PAsTOR, HAIR CUTTER 1855 Greenwich street.
er long experience his business, he has formed compost
ion, called
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.
Or Compound Essential OH or Aln,sn
90 For destroying danarun and preventing the hair from
'ominR cut turning grey an niabe remedy against ss
icss and the public may rely it, that APASTORS COM
POUND OH the wheesomest and best OIL for the hair
makes thick and its falling Of Turning
70 the halr that by win 10 s natural cssr;
so becoming shaded and If hair olrssd
shaded which great Disagreement young ladies' and
ised for shortme will restore il Color clear
he sc and keep the head and hair cean promotes eyebrows
md w,s liberal discount made to wnoiesale lurcha
ssrs. APASTO0,
los Greenwich street, NY
Price 20 cents per bottle, highly psrfumsd. d. Inn
DR. KLLIOT.
OCULlST,
Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practice TO
DISEA SEES OF THE EYE,
OPHTHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eot extensive practice and the number Of s
ens who cannot be attended during his office hours he hes
obtained the services Of Dr. practtiousr e.
voraby known for years this city, member Of "
New York Medical Society," aud Of the Royal College Of Sur
seons Edinourga DR.. paid much attention to issasss
the Eye in Paris and recently to DR. Eliots peculiar
node Of operation and treatment
Office hours from 10 tot o'clock. daily. my9S-ys
c, TOVE FACTOKY.-The subscribers would call the At
- enton Of their r Rds and the Public generally to their
AID Stove Factory, and lin and Copper Roofing
Establishment Constantly hand general assortment Of
Tin Stoves Of the and patterns
N.B-The universally approved Parmeles Cooking Stove
for coal wood 10 be operation at the Store
They also prepared to execute all orders for Tin and
Copper Roofing the shortest notice. and the
able terms S.RkJ. w. TREMBLEY,
nl5lm'is No. l2S Bswcry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

DAssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
LAND.-Thc subscriber continues to make engagements
this city FOR the passages Of those residing England Ire
land, Scotland and Wales.
TIE ships employed by this company Of the first class
American built commanded by OF experience and sail
from Liverpool every week throughout the season.
Drafts payable demand, u National Bak Of ireland
the National Bank Of Scotland and their various branches
Also X &. Glyn Co.. London, and Fitzhugh e. Grim
shaw, Liverpool al the lowest rates. Application u be made
BY letter, post paid, 10 SAMUEL THOMPSON,
n2l In 273 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

AOf AIR COOKING sTOVE.-1hs and
vailed Stove manufactured and kept FOR sale by
the Subscriber at 1853 Greenwich street. between CORTLAND
and Dye streets The public assured this Steve surpasse
all others in for cooking purposes and economy Of
fuel! The Oven, which twice large that of any other
stove of the size, is constructed that the baking
done entirely by Hot Air. conducted ues such
give perfectly heat every part which may be
increased diminished at pleasure, by Of single
damper without regard to the quantity Of Ere The small
houses, Hotels, Refecores SIC. The largest size is
raned to capacity to do the baking, boiling cooking
and washing for six hundred persons The public Is respect
fully invited to call and examine FIR themselves he soves
warranted. H. M. KLAPP.
n22imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

ELEGANT ROOM TO LET.-Two gentlemen, OF gen
L. eman and his wife have elegant ROOM with hoars
ad the Of library Of 1000 Volumes piano. Sc in gen
tee private family A. John The family circle Of
fur persons for the board $40 for the
persons The best Of references will be required
dressed A. at this Office, will be attended to- aud other
mode Of application. ngu
COPARTNERsHlP.-GEOR FULTON date fore
~ man to J. r. Wsltef) and JAMES THURSTON, have
this day formed copartnershp dee the firm Of FuLros
for the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bust
ness. at SIS Broadway.
New York, Sept is, Isae.
NARD Th~ nnder.a..d having he'd -aasd.rahls export
~ in the Plumbing Business and being wit
Improvement IL in their line, aud praca
consider themselves inferior uone, before
public with confidence OF giving satisfaction.
q. FULTON,
J. THURsTON.
New York Oct. =, 1889. oa-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09

= $1,000 - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
having discontinued running between New
SsAeAa7. York and Albany, will her regular
rips between New York and Ncwburg Monday the 18th
aan leaving New York every Monday ard Thursday after
loon O'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
ernooa six o'clock touching the intermediate landings
0 receive light freight and passengers
" BAH freight. baggage bank b or ecie must be at
ef owners, unless oil aongs; therefor
" the GODS be ente red on he baaks,fs hsSs
auQ CRAWFUND. MARTIN X CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-09
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

- NEW FAsHIoN.-BR0wN cos. new style
~ Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of
~ They surPass beauty any offered for the sam
price, combining the requisite qualities Of the costly
ghtnes, durability and lustre The great number Of ha
which they SELL and for cash only enables them to furnish
article superior to those usually sold he price, I'll
public invited to examine and judge their merits at BRow
Co.'S Wholesale and retail warehouse LIS Chatham,
Of Mott-street. New York s13-3m'
The native American., 1839-01-05

hi.thrigh; though conquered, and will and must
insist on their prerogative TO aid fully III the Tor
nation and administration ola government. Can
Canada stand alone, or is she to seek TO be admit
ted into our conledcracy? This is to be the graver
question. This is the grave subj jeet in which we
are all interested. tits this which gives import
ance to riaes now which are but the dim and
scarce percenibe shadows Of coming events. II
is not to be credited that the far-secng, prudent,
and calculating men who themselves, unseen and
unknown, have mainly aroused and directed The
sympathy which has been made 10 animate the
cool and rejecting inhabitants the frontiers, have
been influenced only by the hope Of emancipating
men struggling to be free. The Canadians them
selves, TO say the least, are much divided on the
subject of their projected revolution We do not
believe that ore half Of them are in favor OF it.
The battles have been fought, and the treasure
raise, and the efforts directed by the citizens of
this country. They are not the men to strike off
the letters, and bid the prisoner leap up and be
free, when that prisoner was content with his lot,
unless they could foresce recompensc for their
toll and risk. We are thinking people. We
40 net rna mad wiz, cnthasasm-exccpt party
enthusiasm, and that is essentially, almost purely
selfish. We look ahead, and deliberately weigh
the result of an enterprise. If we speculate, we
risk bat little till we Mu;k we see the end. And
thus it is with the frteads Of Canada, who have
month.
The native American., 1839-01-05

We are glad to see North Carolina coming out,
under the high sanction of legislative action,
against those efforts put forth in Congress to Sc
cure undue. and, as we conceive, uni ust advanta-
ges, in regard to public lands, to the, States in
which those lands are situated, to the exclusion
and prejudice of the other members of the confe-
delacy. The efforts have succeeded to a great
degree, by obtaining extensive donations to the
new States for various Institutions and public
works.
10 this, we of the old States, have no ohjec-
tion provided equal donations are made to place
them the footing. But it is necessarily
urged to graduate, or, in other words, to reduce
the price of those lands to certain extent, the ef
feet of which would certainly be, to give the
States in which the lands lie, still greater advan
tages than those derived from donations, because
this measure would be so extensive in its ope-
ration, affecting at the same time the equitable
claim of the old States, and, prospectively, the
revenues of the General Government.
These attempts appear to us to be partial sell
fish, and avarcious, as we'll unjust on the part
of the new States, which, from considerations of
justice and equality, generally, and from the obi
cations we are under to Maryland by reason of
the relation we bear to her, particularly, we feel
ourseli called upon to protest against all such at
empts, and, in doing so, we feel assured of hav
ing performed duty no less imperative upon us,
than acceptable to the State in whose behalf we
act.
The public domain is the property of ALL and
they should share in proportion to their respective
federal representations In truth, if any distinc-
ton be made, it ought not to be in favor of the
new States, for most of the public lands and every
acre of some of these States, were gift from
certain old States, and now to cut them off from
even a fair and equal participation in the common
interest, would be an ungraielul return. We sim
ooro,, vpo tlrat all The ulempers Ol the Union,
whose interests would be affected, by the consum-
nation of those efforts, will follow the example
set by North Carolina in relation to this matter.
The native American., 1839-01-05

VAN BUREN's Proclamation against the patriots ii look
ed upon by his friends unnecessarily harsh and anti
American showing cinging and servile desire to gain
a9or the eyes Of England! He will lose thousands of
saunch friends by il upon the rontier Ohio Balance
We think very large majority of the people of
the United States will say that Mr. Van Buren,
has by issang that proclamation only done his
duty to the country, and that it is the duty of all
good citizens to sustain him in tha' '''""~.'---
Should it, hen create one regret that he will lose
even thousands of friends by it on the frontiers
Ought the President to forego his obvious duty,
and sacrifice the honor, character and interests of
the country for such friends Those whose
friendship, political or otherwise, held by so
slender tenure as to be Withdrawn for such
cause, are the scum and oilscouring of the COM
munity, the pests Of society," the canker of the bo-
dy polite, no credit TO any party nor fit for any
country. The great fault of the President was
his delay in that matter. If the paper from which
we extract, think otherwise, we should suppose
it had not weighed the matter well, and that it is
an unjust Balance"