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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

'"N@~-~@-s~A+
csNh my2s-eodlm'
nR SEARS ms stentos the treatment OF shro
~ mic or lingering diseases For many years his practice has
besn extensive and OF dyspepsia. liver
plants dropses angina peotors and scsses
ss 10 fenses which had resisted other have been
cured BY his treatment M Johson 254 Fson st. has been
relieved OF distressing darhoa Of many years standing
Mr. s. E Fulton 4 has had much experience in his treat
nent in bilious affection and cough. Mrs Hrman las sh
Avenue has been estored TO comfortable health from
debility and cough. Miss Jane A. Lee 81 sdson st. has been
cured Of syspepsaaended FOR many years with great dsb
sy Mr.. Robbins, I7h street near s A,enss
ed Of drupsy Of the abdomenasce Mics Jane Kcysef 2i
Broome street has been q ss,re pam ~ the breast
great debility Similar too 10 psblsh can be
referred il this city and Brooklyn.
In regard his neral and religious character he . permit
ed refer The Right Rev. Bishop Onderaonk, d. d. and
&e Rev @. Spring, d. d.
ANGINA PECToRIs-Its symptoms an unpleasant
sensation the breast bore, pit Of the stomach attended
with pains abov breast especially about the LEFT aide ssd
rsgos % Tie heart extending often TO the shoulder blades and
between the shoulders Those sebect 10 sometimes
kenes with of ssHocson dcuy Of breathing and
experience shorins of BREATH and patates Of the heart
nseh experience IN the treatment Of this disease.
Miss Mary Ford to7 Washington u two since was
stored TO COED health AFTER saving suffered much from extreme
debility send,a WIN severe pain At the chest side and be.
tween the shoulder hors Of BREATH and cough She
snioys good health.
Nuneross similar in this CITY and Brook be
ferred 10 at his Office, ~ Ansst
Persons at distance BY forwarding statement Of thcE
symptoms can be supplied with medicine and directions of
6est In AIMS my is-ls'
yEMALE LovELiNEss-svPERFLUoU HAIR
Mature doubtless originally intended N. appearance Of
aa,,. 10 be IN accordsnse with cir but how
81 ; What unpe sensations do lae
beautiful completely ursered by that snseemy disagreement
: ,uperauos. growth Of hair upon the face neck
ATEINsoN's DEPlLATORY has proved it.elfi thou
and. that have snder the rroprieor oh,e
vasa 10 be positive ssd easy remedy for us unfortunate
Giction-
No cosmetic has ever been hass with the snvs sal SAD.
faction that has accompanied the introduction Of h nvaua
bile preparation single application Of which viii Va ~
o..s. entirely remove lair, leaving the shin soev
e,.r whittier, and much Improved in lie appearance.
IA i 80 mild and harmless tie nature NAT IL be ss1
-. :. ,,f.nt without the least dsIetsriou. effect
o. e Increased demand Cor the articles ih
,.rie,o, has appointed Nessrs. GUIONs ise Broadway
w. yerh esera Agents Tor the United States Of America
O. 80 Der;la,ory and Asho~eds Turkish Dye.
co.nrv dealers will be Supplied BY them The most reason
-, ,.rm. Price two dollars per bottle. .72uy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25
DIR. JOSEPH EVANS.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,

No. IL Peck Slip, Water street.
o. DR. j. EVANS improved and successful practice be
the Of all delicate Diseases mercura affections &c h
coatnssd usual confdentaly mis- Dispensary, No. =
Peek Skpwhich has been established upwards of ~ year,
Persoss lzber~e under diseases Of private nature, oss
produced by the abuse Of will be 10 be relieved
and restored health by Of treatment
able expeditions and ecscious by applying his Dpenssy
No. IL Peek Slip.
II. B. Dr. Es Offices arranged that Patents sot
each others obscrv In all hon9
able and avaoable secresy is observed.
0- Perssns at distance have medicines with full d
forwarded to them to part Of the Union Letters
post paid, containing respectable fee will be attended
JOSEPH EVANS, Md
No II Peck Slip, N Y
MA 2w~y the right hand side going down wafer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-25

rTNEETH-No. ~ Murray steet-Artihcal ncerruptible
Teeth inserted in the nestet style, by BUskEf. Den
t, Teeth cansed, allied, extracted SC Fsll made in
the best manner for nssteaton. Charge. noderaeerns
essh nv as-eodlm'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
The Suracuse Communion.

This Conservative Convention consisted all told of 2oG
members They met the Sd. and adjourned on the
4,h after being addressed by Messrs Tamadge Legare
Of S G., Hubbell, Romeyn. Hammond, Lee, Dickerson
and Bayard Their proceedings breathe most uncoms
promising hostility to Mr. Van Buren,. and jealous
Determination 10 cn.npererat with the Wings Any
who rpads the Address and Resolutions which they udopt
ed, and can doubt the complete Coalition between the
N Y Conservatives and the Wings. must be a scep,ic
indeed They passed resolutions in honor of Messrs.
Tallmadge Rives, Clark of York. and Lpgnre OF S.
Carolina -"They pledge themselves tonncompromsing
hostility 10 the re election Of Martin Van Buren,, and
will support any candidate in opposition whose views
are in accordance with own We have our per-
sona preferences, but ready 10 sacrifice them up
on the altar of The common good, il by such course
we can hasten the downfall Of official tyrants and
restore bleeding country To her wonted health =
They recommend 10 The members Of The Harrisburg
Convention to come up TO the work assgned them
in spirit Of compromise and Cancellation, and not to
hesitate to oIego personal feeling and individual predi
econa The cordial corporation If all cho
oppossd to the ranking corruption of Federal 70
ers, &c. And they declare that "1'he aim Of The De-
egaes should BIZ TO select that man, who H most efec
uaiiy unite The dtren sections IF The Opposoa secure
concerted and Jealous fort for success and be most
instrumental in wrestling our National Government
from The dominion Of Agraran zeaots and hreng dema-
gogues THAT 10 say the araitae candida,e be he
Wing, Conservative what not provided that he
turn out MIR. " B.-This is indeed procuimng ,eor 10
The knifc."-We ask then the honest Conservatives Of
Virginia, you willing go with these madcap :
Are you willing sacrifice oil your principles upon
measure of in fine 10 throw yourselves into
the arms oi the Wings? pause, pause, for Heavens
sal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
.5f0neu -Markft- The Banks.

The N. Y. Evening Post of Tuesday, states that "Al
stocks except Fire and the Bank OF the United States
sustain themselves toIeraby well. Delaware aud Hud
closed at 55. Bank Of Commerce, 20. North
American Trust at sd The United States Bank sold
80 By observing the stock market il will be that
this last instItUan is gradually sinking Capitalists
begin 10 shake their heads when their opinion ID asked,
and answer, "f we're raising money my own notes at
eight months al two per cent month discount. my
dnrs would not have much coniden in my stability
yesterday decidedly. in Wall street parlance, The
hardps, which has been felt by this city fortunately,
there ailurrs disposition 10 help one another
pervaded the whole community, md its good effects
immediately visible The greu, fre could not have
happened more nopporluney IL will throw numerous
and heavy securities on the mnrkrt, al time whe n
their intrinsic value is criterion for their price There
al this time many eeme at work-'he CONNIE rcla
world is in ermentwhat The result Will be time only
can TELL Happily for the country. there IS no disposition
To regard the crisis alarming than II really is
Several lots Of bills England were sold here on Satur
day, drawn by the Grard Bank, and endorsed by the
Bank of the United States The amount sold about
$50 0t0, and the price l.2 premium
The Philadelphia Herald of Monday says, "Money
very tight. and United States Bank post notes were
offered very freely q, "a per cent per month discount
having from to9 months TO run: and al per cent.
for those having about 6O days TO run y
snd that large batch Of these notes were thrown
out by The Bank OF the S. for the relief Of persons who
were hard pushed in phadrlphs; bu, what desperate
expedent both for Bank and customer Bicknels PHI
adepho Reporter says tina, The question Of another
pension agitaed by persons in that town-but
e,iers from Philadelphia 10 New York. Of similar date,
state that will lake place The should
toSe measures on their hook. we'll by discreet
arrangement with each other 10 prevent such an extre
mily Let II come when it may, Chough We speak ad.
visedy when say that such fear entertained here
presently the Banks will suffer most deeplymore than
any other interest, They will lose csste with all consl
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DOMESTIC.
From Tie .Nsp York Sun Of Sunday
FIRE In NEW tORf


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK
FIkLs IS the Cry Our paper TO day presents
unprecedented record Of disastrous confngranna,
oil but thirty hours preceding the opening
of the peaceful Sabbath just past, Of which city
furnishes three, Of which has been destructive
than any which has occurred in city since the great
fire OF 1885 resulting il has, the destruction of the
entire commercial block formed by Burlng slip, Fulton
Front aud Water SITS and number Of stores the
opposite side Of " alter street
The first OF these Gres broke out sbout O'Clock
Saturday evening in two story frame building, No
Albany street, Basiiens hair dressing shop which
consumed and from which the flames spread 10
No 8, occupied in The FIRST story shoe thence
10 l2. shop, ell three Of which speedily
consumed The flames then caught the premises Of
Patrick Cannon, No. TO- The lower part Of the build
Ing is used asa blacksmith shop-he upper part is
pied by three Irish families. The building moi
much burnt, and more damage done by water than
hre On carlisle street, the three story brick building
No. s. occupied by MIR Oskley, and No. S. occupied by
Mr. Graham were slightly injured BY the flames, as
also l9 end l23 street The roofs of
three houses DESTROYED
The second broke gu. between l2 and | o'clock al
night, in Carpenter Sutions carpenters shop in Ed
ridge street, which consumed that establishment and
spread to Nos 127 snd 1871, two story brick buildnos
occupied by FIVE families, and three frame building. in
their rear occupied BY number Of families. These
buildings consumed with such rapidy that their
unfortunate occupants lost pretty much oil their urpi
sare
While the latter it's height, ,hird one broke
out in the for store Of Stephen Haisey, No 1s9 Wa
ter street. IN the part of the Sd story-the frs, floor
being occupied by Van Wrinkle & Randall also far deal
ers From this 1t communicated 10 the wooden ware
store Of N 81 Bradford, No % Fulton street and a,
ahe lime 10 the building No 1911 Water street, &C
suped on The first floor by Gilbert d Jcssup as pain,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
sJDo,Icr T,DDnSyy.rc

We wish tina, Citizen Nouh would be cautious in
admitting articles into his psprr-rs il would eve
sometimes The trouble Of cunradIcng such Statements
as the following:
(FrOm t&e Ntr York Ertning Star II Oct. g.
l. Henry Alexander, OF tho CITY OF Baltimore, county OF Ba
more aud OF Maryland aged about II ycurs and being
sound mind so!enny truly ~car tie uoy Evangc,
Almighty God That he took out OF the Post Dcc al Balmore
paper opedwhc opcros proved hu the Richmond
ErGure There seal tho envelope bill the
fur six twelve months subscriptions received payment Of
Amos Kendall. Signed, Thomas Richie.
do believe, thu the Aforesaid mentioned paper
TO Col. Jacob G. Davis, without his ordering the sumo
HENRY ALEXANDER.
Washington HAIL, New York, DC, 9Th, 1899
No such recript has ever been given from Mis office
does Clerk recoect OF giving any receipt
for paper addressed TO gentleman which paid
for by Mr.. Amos Kendall. The Editor gave such
q receipt If The Enquirer has been sent 10 uny
person, at the instance Of MIR Kendall and Maid for by
him, perfectly unaware of The transaction.
Ennuircr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
QUITE OuTI

Some of the Wings would seem TO labor under spe-
ces Of halucinaon The sober part Of hem however,
must see and many of them are honest enough con.
fess, that their cause hopeless and That the Little Ma
gcian must be re elected
Among those who either blinded by their preju.
dces seeking 10 throw dust into the eyes OF Others
is The Editor of the Nashville Banner In his paper of
The Goth nit, he makes futile estimates, with a
view Of showing lh.l MIR Van Bnren cannot be elected;
and then comes 10 'he following conclusion:
ave deny his getting either Tennessee or Indians;
hut suppose he should gel The of the four States
III question, (vll South Carolina, Oh.', Tennessee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
EDpH .9drjre

The Lexington * Gazette Uem) advises The Win.
10 yield the contest md permit MIR Van Burrn +, =
elected without opposition. II wnuld save them ,
rh"srjn ard m"riyfeu'ron-m much time ami ,aoasy q"
tell them agaD II is worse ihan !uilr Ia start "
candidate. The Wheeling Tunes /" hIs) SEES N.
ter in the same point OF view; aud reconuI. nds !,
brethren 10 yield The contest without hios NJ
Wings, however. are infatuated THY S,i! ln-an ~,
carry The lrar 10 tie knife
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

ton II is asserted that there have neen no pfose IS
an error Il Is, however, of very Inle consequence
whether our MINORITY has been produced by changrs
from, The Wing ours, by the new voters oeng
all on our side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

To,c is this ?-The Wings in the Stanton Convention
;av ''proclamPd TO the knife" IN certain Pean
b!e which they unanimously adopted. In that paper,
they have raised various counts Of indictment against
the late and pending administrations They have blended
"lhe present Chief Magistrate" with Ibis immediate
predecrssor-and the very heaviest charges, indeed,
which are alleged in their Proclamation, bear most de-
cidedy upon Gen Jackson For instance, the Executive
ypoes which is said = have been exercised many
and in 81 many forms, as would have shaken
British Monarch from his throne, we're oil his acts
The alleged doctrine Of The Executive unit-the alleged
control Of The public treasue-the alleged attempt 10
defeat investigations of Committee of Congress-the
holding up Of nominations to office until The subsequent
sessions of the Senate and many nther aegalions-and
indeed the strongest charges which they have attempted
10 gel up Irvppd agains, the last Administration
not the present And yet will It be beIpyed that alter
all these denominations this same Convention has taken
~ as their cand date for The second "tce IN the Govern
mpn and in Certain contingencies he may succeed TO
thu first man hn has supported all hese obnoxious inca
.urPs nf The last Administration Here Is consistency tor
you with vengeance: They have nominated |ir Tall
madve az their President who approved Of these nea
sutes the nd a-Why. what kind Of politicians are
these Wings They bring up these charges as 80 many
invlnchle affections to The election OF Mr. Van Bu
rem and yet they do operate any objections to ihe
nomination of Mr.. Tamadge-who has supported the
very same measures, and has never recanted -
What sppcips "f consistency is this: Consistency
There is none in them. They have nominated Mr.
Tamadgr from any regard TO principle, but from
the sheprest calculations Of policy. They want the aid
OF the Conservatives Of New York and of Virginia
and Mref0re they have wnoed The support of MIR. Tall
madge. IL was The same chicanery; the same sort of
'poIpPcy," which actuated The Wing in January
last. in recommending The Wings to vote for Mr. Rves,
to the upp"r OF tho Cons'rntires al The next
Spring election md ultimately order TO put out Mr.
Van Buren,. II is The same game now with Mr. Tall
madge. As nne of our Correspondents says: The no.
mna,ion of MIR T. 10 catch MIR R'ves and his friends
is The crownng of absudiiy md political protgacy
1t must, if any thing can bring the better and sounder
pnrt of the Conservatives 10 their senses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

We lament to state. that Mr. Bates an Engineer
and Fireman. killed on Tuesday last by an -,
pl' sion Of the boiler Of The engine the Prer,hr,y
and CASTOR Railroad We learn that Mr. is the ni,.,
child Of this respectable family which has punished m
the last three years by some melancholy accident.
The lne Treasurer Of the U. s. CoI John Csmpbru,
arrived last week in this place, whc! he intends na.
ing his permanent residence.
[.lbngdon P,ooe's Friend. OCT )
Gov Cemrbeil and family lett town, for Richmond
Wednesday, the % ins-B
WAsuISGroS. October The Secretary of Warrant
the Secretary Of The Navy arrived in this city at IL.
close Of last week. MIR Ponsets health is quite ,esqr
ed - GIuL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

dernte men-and nothing bnt thorough reform can -,
The Banking system itself rom shpwreck As The, :,
ue their interests and safety, therefore, l.. th., ~
ware.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
TIE LDEIS.l DLN.NER

The following Letters were received IN reply 10 the
Invitations of the Committee:
FREscATI September 30rh 1879
+ Gentlemen II did no. until yesterday receive the IN.
vitaon, which. the Democratic Committee Of the
County of Louisa you did the honor 10 address. 10
me- the 23d- instant, 10 par,nke OF Dinner 10 be
given at Louisa Courthouse on the 9Th OF October
This honor highly appreciate II is Invitation %
meet al the festive bnnrd those whom have bong kuown
in private life, and whom, for many years represented
in Congress. To say that | hold them in high ssleem
would be only TO render The tribute, Which doe
70 their intrinsic worth bu, the expression of nv
Deem ONLY would fall 'ar short of doing Justice 10 NV
feelings The friendship, he kindness, the decided sup
port which experienced from them during the whole
zinc that stood towards them in The relation OF repre-
sentative have excited IN my bosom the warnes
bly and impressed upon my heart the deepest sense #
obligation to them When retired from pnllca' lie
took sincere pleasure in giving nernnce to these
feelings II oords me additional grnlriicn'n I,
avail myself OF the present opportunity, thus pubcyD
the expression OF them; and To sny, that they
have lost nothing of their ntenseness by time and that
feel assured they wiacconpany me through life
Under such circumstances and with such feelings, !.
ould not but be agreeable 10 me- TO Join my elIowcll
rms the dinner 10 which they have done The homer
. invite me-
But having, since occupied my present position, de-
lined parlake of political festivals, must brg leave
especially 10 pursue the the prestnt
ccason.
In conclusion, gentlemen, offer TO you my cordial
ranks, the only return which have 10 make) for the
very friendly regard and favorable opinion which y"u
re pleased to express in relation ne in your
cation; and add The request, that you viii ,reseElo
ne meeting in my name The following sentiment:
The Democracy Of the County: II thu shrc anchor
If our Ship Of State which, willis, thus securely mo"d.
will always be able ride out in peril safety - most
violent Storm from whatsoever quarter II may come.
With friendly consideration,
am, respectfully, yours, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

We owe our best acknowledgements 10 Mrs Gotham
The skirts Of city for brilliant bouquet Of D.b
las Roses and fall h,wers, which her ,sss and in,s
nuily accustomed to raise In such perfection rs we'll
profusion We have been frequently inrbet 10 he,
poeness for similar favors; bui every seems IN
odd 10 the variety Of the forms and the richnrSs If The
dyes which her garden yard green house.
where exhibits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
S;.L,,cs ~, HJ;Ic

The 'sCommercal Register Of the 9Th saws H.,
We have solitary gieam Of hope 10 crafty onr an
sent friends with. The work Of dspnpuIarion j. ~,
crossing rapidly, and hear il stated by Judges ,b
we need not expect respite for al least month ),
come; yet, we nk-and scarce know reason far
thinking, that things velisr aspec, ihpn tho,
q short lime since. We notice several uf tn. s,u.
pened, and here and there the face Of some friend ~
saved from the pesence after lingering conc,
ascenry. This may he accounted Tor hosev yer bv ,b
fact, ths, there but few victims left" Five e,,
riencPd Nurses arrived the 9th from New Orlean.
And The Mayor Of Montgomery has forwarded Ia u,
bile the sum of Fire Hundred and Fifty Dollqrs "he
ing nmoun, collected at public meeting uf the g.,
ri'e citizens Of that fine town 10 be appropriated 10 b
immediate relief Of those afflicted and rrGuirlug ard -
Mobile" Such acts honor to human nature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

80 aIpssrs John Graves, John ioiladay, Joseph
Lrpscomb Dr. B. NJ Francisco, DR. WIN 4. GIls.
pie Dr. " IN Bra democratic COMMITTEE u Louisa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

TAILAuAssgE. September 90 The troops under
Governor Call, have peneua,ed the swamPs and ham.
mocks as far as Deatnars Bay, having seen numerous
Indian signs ard few Indians but had not succeeded
in getting fight Our informant states that the com
mand to have left on Monday Tor the Indian town
spoken Of by the captured negro, about fifteen twenty
miles distant. The troops hud plenty of supplies OF
Deadmans Bay, and il the Intention of the Govern.
TO find The Indians, hem il is con ecured are
ying in some Of their strong holds west OF the Su
The troops were generally 10 good health and
spirits. -Floridtan.
vIcKsBuRc The vicksburg Sentinel of the 18th ult.
has come to hand The health OF The place continued
To be good The cotton coming into town very fart
The crop would no, be large expected but the
staple unc"nmonly Gne An early resumption OF
business anticipated. The streets beginning
TO wear lively appearance
D.ah EFF Judge Busl IL is with sincere regret we
announce The death Of Jesse Buell. Of the useful
citizens in the STATE; well known for his TALENTS
his integrity, and devotion TO the public gund. He
in Connecticut IN deliver agricultural address, and
seized with ilness, which terminated fatally
IN. Star. October 8.
TJudge Buel the Editor Of lha. excellent Agri-
cultural paper, "Ths CuLiuator !"
DEATH Of ANOTHER MEMBER oF CoaoREss The
Hon James Alvoid Wing member OF Congress
elect from the Oh Congressional District If Massaci.u-
setts, died on Friday the 9Th ut, aged about 90
II appears by the A1ksnsos Gazette that the Cherokee
Convention lot place called Iinois acquitted Ross Of
any participation IN the murder OF Ridge and Boudnot.
and issued manifesto recommending reconciliation
between the bell,gerent parties and requiring that The
persons implicated be d;sanchised for Eve years. Ar.
engagements we're made TO organze Immediately eight
volunteer police companies, each with a captain and
lieutenant who shall be elected BY the people, the whole
under Jesse Bushyead, frs and Loony Price, second
in command.
IMPORTANT FROM CHisA BY the ship Canada, we
have from Canton To May 22d; il is Of unfortu
nate nature Lin, the Commissioner, has issued new
edct in reply to the reques, of The Foreign Consus 10
depart thence with their ships and crews and grants the
same and hopes they will cease 10 come altogether and
be as good their word, and not procrasnole their
departure Furthermore that hereafter ell who venture
10 bring opium shall be executed, and their property
coniiscated Mr. Elliott in announcing this edct his
British countrymen considers tina, places the lives Ii
berry and property Of foreigners at the mercy of The
Hong merchants Linguis,s and C"mpradoIes, who are
10 be The and evidence and ih-reore, may
eri6ce any nnocen, persons they plfnse The sixteen
hostages, with exceptions are stl retained,
though all The opium has been given up This deem
cd bad taiih and uterior sinister measures OF severe
character, arc spPr.hcndcd.-.f. r scr