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Morning herald., 1839-08-05

street. Sd Pier south OF Canal street, North River.
my30-3m
I65- ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Ba,
clay street ha removed No CO., Warren street. 2nd do
fram West Broadway. myl63la
FALLIBLE AND AGREEABLE CURE FOR A
certain delicate disease.-MORGAN'S celebrated COM.
POUND BALSMAIC PILLS have enoyed the patronage
of Sir Ashley Cocper Bransby Cooper, Dr. Eioson Of Lon
don Dr. Ason st@n LIARS of Edinburgh aud also Of the
most scientific physicians of this country for the last fifteen
and looked the desderam often
tempted but prior the above discovered They
the ony safe and efcacious remedy present an
stages of those disorders and entirely the making Of
taose disgusting, and highly injurious
medicines, Cubeb and Copaa, the dangerous
and uncertainty f the latter well known require
comment.
Sir Ashley Cooper rearks at Guys Hospital published il
The Lancet" OF Sept IL 1921 in clinical lecture TO hi.
pupA, sufficient guarantee Of tAe high character Of Mo
gans Pills: "Gentlenen, dare YOU have observed tie
wonderful Of Surgeon Morgas Compound Basmaie
P which used here (Guy Ho-ptal) exclusive for
thai discharges and complicated affections Of the
urinary organs indeed Ms arches recommend to
notice. gents urinary diseases the complete
peused and hs mode of reasoning plain that the
msrest tyro amongst you can comprehend them"
For sale by appointment by A. D. d. Sand., 10 and 100
Fulton ST. S,ms 63 bowry Walker aud $50 Bowery
Bond Ring GA Broadwa 35 Sixth Avenue Price 30 cents
aud 81 per box
90 Observe the proprieors seal each boz, without which
can be genuine. a22-3m
Morning herald., 1839-08-05

% ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street ha. No 6ol Warren street. 2nd do
fram West Broadway myl63E
Morning herald., 1839-08-05
HEALTH.
S A l. T w TER B AT HIS
NOW OPEN

For the Castle Garden and the foot Of Desbrosss
street, Sd Pier south Of Canal street. North River.
my30.3m
Morning herald., 1839-08-05
ID R. GIL Owe R,H

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS
Gavu-, THE attention of those afflicted with Hernia
Mn !: called to new Truss lately patented in the
eRM city of New York. IL superiority over eyery
w. other instrument will be evident on a mere
Inspection for unlike every other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon by double spring. which fixed con-
vy the lower part Rapture pad
,has keeping the pad closely applied every attitude Of The
body adjusting and adapting itself under all
to the and 10 the to which applied Pos
sessng double spring. and consequently double degree &
elasticity, it rendered easy and the wearsr
The above Truss has taken the place Of all the per
n,anent retention and Of hernia rupture aes
the only Truss in in the city Of New York. and the
adjacent country The above Truss adjusted applied bv
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention the subject
Of herra and the construction and application Of Truss
has Office aAnn street. near Broadway two doors from
American Museum where they may be had wholesale
ie7-
Morning herald., 1839-08-05
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STE Ell PENS.

Fancy Goods Dealers in the United Sf0fes,
WAREHOUSE,
lxmnu street.
liam Jesop Sons best cast (which cannot be
IN its quay ana the stsdes and able work
men are alone employed the public with rely
.Pon maintenance OF those qualities which obtained for
Joseph Giiotts Patent Steel Pens great reputation
Morning herald., 1839-08-05

ID HOUSTON, NJ. D., DENrisT has returned from Char
estsn S. c. and resumed the practice Of his Profession
his residence No 20 Park Place. where he will be perma
nenty located. el3-2meed-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

Jusr 3.--Robbing Boarding Houses-A fellow
whose name has since been ascertained TO be Frede-
rick Ogle, was apprehended by King, charged with
robbng several boarding houses. His plan was to
hire lodging for week, and the day before the
term expired he used 10 bring in large carpet bag
apparently filed with purchases, but in reality
tanning nothing but stones and cabbage leaves. These
valuable articles he would conceal about the room
and in their place pack up all the portable things
that he could lay hands on pretend that he was called
generally not discovered until the vctminer had
got some miles from the scene Of his exploits. This
trick has been successfully prscticed some six or
eight times and IL Is expected that five six charges
Of grand larceny win be established against him.
yurssiie Dsprarify. - Theodore Dcrpignac and
four or five other miserable looking unhappy srchins
were brought up, charged with robbing the glass
store, No, 40 Elm street, Of glass ware valued at
$50 and Catherine Inagertie, OF A Delaney street,
was charged with purchasing the same, knowing il
20 be stolen. The thieves were fully committed for
trial, and the old bag, who had acted fence TO
their crminaity, held TO bail In the OF $500
dnofher Specimen of Prececify - Francis Ash,
juvenile Ioafer and rowdy, was detected on SUNDAY
night in breaking into tho premises OF MIR. Gcrmey
in Roosevelt street The inmates hearing noise. Mr.
c. went out, when the young villain laid hold Of the
man. got his hand IN his mouth and bit him severely
The old man kawled out tenderly and his old woman
west out 10 what the matter, when Ash trip
ped up Mr.. Germey's heels and thrashed the poor
old woman with cane, until the watch came in and
secured him This specimen Of the genuine loafer
was committed.
Both Novel and Ingenious--A German vouth,
who had not long arrived In this city, came before
the magistrate 10 complain Of a new and ingenious
mode 81 victm,zing the unwary, which was IN iull
operation IN Chapel street corner OF Duane. The
house Is occupied by some very dasbing mulatto ne
crosses who have got their bopdoirs filled up IN the
following curious way.-One corner Of their room ~
neatly partitioned of and papercd as 70 look like
the other portion of the wall This little rock opens
from without, but caanot be stirred by any one with
IN the room Here they place man, and 50 soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
Before Judge Belts.


JUNE 3-Ihe Lsac of Copyight.-Frederick
Marryat VS.. William H. Colyer.-The Court said
that in this case bill in equity had been fled to
strain the defendant from repubishing book called
the "Phantom Ship" The plaintiff was British
subject and also officer in the British Navy. He
had come here to see the country and with no view
to permanent residence During his sojourn here
he visited Canada and rendered his services to the
authorities there, yet at the time he had sold
certain parties his interest in this work, and they
claimed the protection Of the laws under the plea Of
the plaintiffs being resident within the terms Of
the act 1t appeared that at the time he made this
sale, that ne was sojourner in the city Of Phila-
depha, but had since then and before this applica-
ton returned to his own country, where his family
lived and where his employment was. The act pro-
tects the literary property of citizens and then goes
one step further and extends it to inhabitants Now
the Court could not conceive the plaintiff to be an
inhabitant within the meaning Of the act and there
fore denied the motion.
Rathbone & Sparrowhawk W.. Levitt g. Bates
Motion for arrest Of judgment denied with costs.
Hill vs. Decentralization for arrest Of judgment
granted. ea essr
The United States VS.. Conference.-The District
Attorney moved for judgment in this case which was
granted.
And the Court adjourned s~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

AFRrr BAsKrRH THouBLE.-Dyott, the famous
free banker Of Philadelphia, has been convicted Of
fraudulent bankruptcy. The following are some re-
marks Of the Press:-
The news Of their verdict spread throughout the
city il battle had been fought and won Placards
posted, and the public feeling seemed to ratfy
their Judgment, mingling, however, some infusions
Of man-like sympathy, and clamorous dcmasds that
others must pass the same ordeal TO redeem the cha
ractcr Of public justice from the tinge Of paray or
the faint Of eppression--Ga-effe.
The result Of this protracted and important trial
has given general satisfaction. We nosc say that,
with such evidence, IL was impossible 10 acqut the
defendant The case presented, throughout, such a
series Of frauds, fasehcods and outragcs upon the
community as were never before exposed. II il not
strange that such acts produced excitement; IL Is not
strange that the cool and crafty vlainy which rob-
bed the destitute and the desolate of their scanty
pittance and coined the tears Of the wretched into
gold excited the intense adherence Of the commu-
nifty BY this verdict Il Is ascertassd that this arch
plundercr has, (for the indicted stated three hun
bred thousand dollars in his secret golfers; yet when
one of the poor and friendess widows, whou he had
robbed of all that kept her from the posrhousc. went
to him and besought trihe 10 enable her 10 commit
to the grave the body Of her dead child the monster
refused.-Ledger.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

o. The RAcHs commence today the Union
Course, with the splendid stake Of Four Mile Heats
entrance 5000 each, play or pay-four subscr-
bers Mr.. Livingston's "Job''-lr. J. G. Stevens
" Ferdham"--Mr. Heth's, Of Virginia, "Jack Kre-
mer--and Captain Stockston's "Caroline," all four
years old and all the horses on the ground
Immediately after, Sweepstakes for three years
old-Mile hcats--entrance S1,000-fcrfeit s2,50--to
which there are twelve subscribers.
The horses will not be started until the passengers
in the last train Of cars, which leave the South Ferry
at half past ~ have sufficient time to procure ac-
commodations the Course.
The prcpretors have no power to postpone either
Of the races today on account Of weather.
As the race today Of Four Mile Heats 10 likely 10
attract large attendance gentlemen are requested
70 provide themselves with change, to prevent
cessary delay at the gates and stand.
padges for members, and privileges Of the week,
may be had al Mr.. Branch's until one o'clockafter
that hour at the Pavilion ON the Course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

! 11cHVu TSSUuI
The Chief Justice delivered ths follswinS de-
cision g. 6 M
UdciPho Welt Us. Livingston Livingston. Judg-
ment Affirmed. A~ NV
Stephen Lindo ads. Israel Miner. Judgment for
plaintiff, with liberty to defendant to plead de noUo,
this rule.
Herman lie Roy and Isaac lie Roy, survivors &C.,
%: benjamin W. Rogers. Judgment for plaintiffs,
Hosmer r. Osborn, ct ais, ads. Charles Burrell.
New trial granted--costs to abide the event.
Abraham lie Fey ads. Eden lie Foy New trial
denied.
Joel b. Post ads. Oswald Canman and Edward
whitehead. Motion to set aside report Of referees
Joseph Tobey Cornelius Vanderbilt--Judg-
ment for plaintiff. ,a9sr
James Henney u.s. Lewis Sopsr. Judgment for
payment Of costs within ten days after nstice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

WOODBURY..
Secretary Of the Treasury
ny THIS return appears that during month OF NAV Their.
nave been reshissaes made to the amount Of e while
the receipts into the Treasury been 81 ss7 reducing
the aggregate outstanding 1901 a6s This
favorable view Of the snances During the month
Of April no new issues were made and the outstanding aggre
gate reduced S6o6oss
Generally speaking, have the elements OF prosperity with
IN u.s. but the markets destined force OF influence
ercised BY the disastrous state Of those foreign 10 which
we are so nearly allied TO undergo OF
Some sections Of the country
but the lesson will not be lost who were going too
last and who were disposed to indulge spirit or speculation
not warranted By the state OF the commercial TIE al
icy the New York banks be policy o ali The bt
IN the Unien before currescy reach ,ure
Indications Of conviction TO this effect are aprcarnr
ucuisry at the West The banks pruning down their N,
siness. In Cincinnati learn from the Sun az ,h, ,,
the banks have put sto force their recent resolution az
ING none but their own notes and specie. This Is the com
mencement Of aysten similar to that by which the country
bank in the State OF New York are redeemed i, an,
at small discount IL the intention Of the bsnt
TO form such arrangement with the country lanl ~
State The centres for the different banking circle. A.. r.
gradually becoming defined and will prove very beneficial =
checking disposition to speculate or undue a. ne
part Of the country banks.
AT the ss~th and also at the southwest the hank. ar.
most precsrious positions their assets chiefly dependant
upon me state o. the foreign markets. the which
such a. 70 cast great gloom all those ted with
that section and % great apprehension, for the stability
OF many the banks They allow ed to have too
early even had the state Of foreign trade continued pros
percu but stands the planter received payment
Cor his cotton in the bills Of banks which have directly or in
directly held the cotton speculation depending on the
sale Of stocks sustain themselves This resource has
failed Only farther sales off, but the holders i'm
London show Disposition withdraw their loans, even az
decline ia the price Of the securities Al the sam. lime
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

Or BuRros the actor, is used up in several Of the
Sunday papers Again We ask II any person can
give US list Of actors who come hcre--leave their
old wives selling gingerbread and segars in London
and get them fresh and sayory new wives, cheaper
than salmon in this country3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

=. any lovs.sck swain is fairly housed and his hab-
nnehts strewcd around the apartment, the comes
ee ts4es the poor devils clothes, empties his purse
Or waIlst and then returns the same to his pockets
sno o. course decamps with the money. In this i'm
lance the German felt his book safe and did not
think he robbed until the ne xt day he then APP
Pne9 10 An ohcer who went and examined the rooms
ma found them fitted up but none Of the
inmates were forthcoming
CoRoNER's OFrisE, JvNE lSth-An ipouest was
neid at the First District Watch-Hs use ON the BODY
:; an; an unknown man. who was found dead on Sunday
nsnn on the stoop Of house the corner of South
anu proad streets 1t appears that the deceased had
pJen Lnanglng round the docks, swinging rum and
wsnsaey from the casks. The jury found verdict
az No. Iz0 Lewis street on the body of Charles
III Bursey 1t appeared that the wife Of
water wh ~S.s some powders to make soda
partook without feeling any i'll effects The aecsas
ed, shortly after swallowing his portion was taken
with vomiting and died in few hours. 4 post NOR
tenn examination made by his me deal attendant
when it was found that poison had been taken into
the stomach, but what was the precise nature Of the
poison did not appear. Vsrdict-Death from poison.
BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-Reporfs adopfed-Ip
favor Of reducing the pay of the Sergeant Of the
Watch TO the level of the rank and file Of that BODY
!, Adverse to giving 100 loads Of street manure to
the Institution for the Blind. $500,
In favor Of renting Judgment for $50 to Barker
& Co. '~~~e'-S - ~ - % Aei
In favor Of constructing culverts and receiving
Dssihs AZ the western of 2lst street and Sd
Avenue.
In favor of building Pier on the Hudson River.
az the loot OF Morton street. at expense Of $SOO
iniavor OF fencing in vacant lots in Beaver street.
ana paving the side walks in that vicinity
Iniayor OF regulating 4th Avenue from I3Ist to
18th street. and that 40 feet in the centre thereof be
done at the expense of the public.
DIR. Taimadge presented to the Chair a lengthy
document, which he said he had drawn up as the
chairman OF a Special Committee Of the last
Board to inquire into the expenditure Of the Civ
its debts, &C. II IL >''J'
Mr Guion moved that the 3lst rule be suspended
or the purpose sfreceiving and reading this report
The paper was then read and ordered to be printed
Co The Joint Ballet were in session on the altera
ton in the Fire Department at IL o'clock last night
and the debate thereon had not then concluded.
Owing TO the lateness Of the hour, we were com
PEELED to omit large portion of the proceedings
o. From Virginia learn that, as far as the re .
turns have been received there eleven Iocofeco
SIX whig one sub-treasury whig, and two conserva-
tive representatives to Congress elected To the
House of Delegates the wings have elected fifty four
and the ccofocos fifty two-so, thus far, the wings
have majority of two in the lower house.
f0J~ Was not there explosion on board the
steamboat Erie, near Newburgh or about the 10th
ut? And did it not arise from racingl We ask for
information rn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
MONEY MARKET.
Monday. Juno 3.--l2 M.

The effect Of the from England has been to cheek
every thing like disposition to operate to any extent
The sales at the stock exchange today have evnced
want Of animation Prices have undergone but very little
change Saturday Sales mostly ON time Phenr bank
reccded per cent? Dry Dock per cent? Mechanes Banking
ASSOCIATION per cent; Farmers Trust per cent? u s. Bank
II per cent vckstarg per cent; Canton per cent The
Delaware Hudson have declared dividend Of 81 per cent
and the stock improved per cent; Harlem Der cent
The following the report Of Treasury notes for the month
Of May, as compared with the month ofl) bnl;-
90, May lsf june lsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

THosAs II. SMITH, PrLor Boar. In stating yes
terday that the Great Western passed the Hook
without the knowledge of the Thomas II. Smith, we
did not mean 10 dsparage the watchunss Of the lat.
ter, for we believe that better and more active
crew exist, than the gallant fellows Of the Thoms,
II We only meant to say that the steamer cam,
-nnperceived up the harbor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

Or THE WEATHER for the last ten days has been
/" old English weather" 1t has showered every
day. IL began with the Quakers meetings last week,
and still continues Fires in doors, and cloaks out
doors, are comfortable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

o. AVN STREET is as dirty as the faces and shirt
Of the locofoeos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

Co The CEcILIAS SocIErY's Concert win be
given on Thursday-sec advertisement. .lf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
ITO be continued

oy- THE LADIES' Fam at the Columbian Hall
opens tomorrow-and beautiful one it will be. The
articles are excellent and the object relieve the
moor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

THn JARVIS CAsE.-The Commercial. and 'sEx-
press" are very busy enghtening the public on the
domestic affairs Of Or. Jarvis and his lady This kind
OF business seems TO very queerly from the tee
total depravity press, that lay claim to all the mo
rality and decency Of the age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

% Was not there an explosion on board the
steamboat Erie, near Newburgh, or about the 10th
ulta And did it mot arise from racing9 We ask for
information. rfl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

90 The Joint Ballet in session on the altera-
ton in the Fire Department at IL o'clock last night,
and the debate thereon had not then concluded
Owing TO the lateness Of the hour, we were COM
PEELED to omit large portion of the proceedings
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
NaEEsiS'
COMP U.ND EXTRA CT TOMATO
PILL S,
A Cclebrnted Substitute for Calomel

A Celebrated SUBSTITUTE Jor C0s0mef.
gENHE Proprietors, after long, laborous and OK.
q pensve research, have finally succeeded in ex.-
tracing substitute from the TOMATO, which
from its peculiar effect upon the hepatc or hillary
organs, they have denominated llepalinc
1t is medicine that will produce all the benef-
cia results OF CALOMEL, in both acute and chron-
ic diseases without the possibility of producing The
delaterious consequences which may be found to at
tend the use OF that article.
Its action upon the constitution is universal, no
part of the system escaping its influence 1t is how
ever, upon the organs of secretion and excrcti,n n,
that its power is particularly manifested; hence II IS
peculiarly adapted IL the treatment of Bilious Fee
vers aud other diseases in which toridity or con
ecson of the liver and portal circle prevail. 1t is
nndniissibe in all cases, when 1t IS necessary to
cleanse the slomarch and bowels. 1t removes OBJ
structiols and cxcites quick and healthy action of
he yer and other granular viscera Of tie abdomen
1t is cleansing and purifying 10 the system, acts
in perfect harmony with the known laws Of lie,
and is undoubtedly, one of the most valuable arti-
ces ever offered for public trial and inspection.
For sale in Bath by J. WILLIAMSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
Fashionable Establishment.
q a nm mel Crow Bs, TAILOR.

MBETURNS thanks to the liberal lnhabltants
Ia of Bath and vicinity for The patronage they
Have thus far favored him with, and would iale
this opportunity to inform them that ne con''nues
q, orernte nil orders in his line Of business, with
uromptncss and despatch. -,
He trusts that his extensive experiei CO IN ms
profession and bis unremittng efforts 10 please his
na,rons, combined with perfect knowledge OF MS
trade. will enable him to merit and receive con-
rinuancc of the public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best
,,annsr. and according The latest fashions, will
,,lesss call at the Office directly over Parsons
Er,;,b,s Storc in Rogers new brick block
gTCut,ing done At short nollco
ALatest Fashions duly received.@Gs
Bath, May I6, 1889
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-06-20
Assessors Notice.

IN HE Assessors of the Town of Bath hereby give
- notice that they have assessed the County and
Town Taxes for the year 1889. and have committed
the same TO Mr.. Gushing Allen, Treasurer and Col
lector of said Town. The following is copy OF
the 57th section of an Act entitled An act con-
corning the assessment and collection of Taxes
SECTION 57th Re it further enacted, That all
such inhabitants of said Towns who shall vountarI-
ly pay the said Collector or his deputy within Thlr-
ty days next after the delivery Of their bills the
amount of their respective Taxes, shall be entitled
10 an abatement of such sum said Town at their
annual meeting may agree upon, on the amount oil
their Taxes; And such inhabitants as shall vountar-
lily pay their Taxes to the said Collector or his depu-
ty within sixty days after the delivery of their tax
bills, shall be entitled to abatement Of such sum
as shall be agr ed upon aforesaid in the amount
of their taxes; and all persons, who shall pay vol
unfairly said Collector his deputy within one
hundred and twenty days after the delivery OF their
tax bills shall be entitled to an abatement of such
sums, as may be agreed upon aforesaid.
B. C. GALLEY, } Assessors
s. G. BOWMAN, of
VIM. TORREY, ) Bath.
Path, June lst. 1889. 3wlO