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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
90 THE CHEAPEST DC
AND


Having the most extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths Cas
meres vestngs Summer this city, which win b.
made in hemest elegant style at the shortest notice. at the
following prices, cash delivery, at the well known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
A. r. JAMES,
LATE JAMES TAYLOR,
No 90 Maiden Lane and No. IL Liberty st.
LIST OF PRICES.
superhne black, blue or fancy colored Dress
Gentlemen Summer Goats. from So
Cashmere PaStaloons, variety ofpatterns and
colors - soto 81 81
Vests of Sins. .atins. yeivets cassimeres,Mar.
settles, ValenLas or Thibet Cloth, ~ 26 to s.
The public will observe the above prices rs PEI
below ordinary prices &C Merchant Taors. ie2sv
PROSPECTUS ofthe P IRIS MEDICAL GAZETTE
Il TIE be repubtished in Ner Tork.The Gazette Medi-
eae de Paris one OF the best qualifications OF the kind in Europe
contains selections from the and approved
works the continent in Engand the
Of the Academy Of Sciences aud Academy Of Medicines
faithful transcript Of the Clinical Practice the Hospitals Of
Paris and comprehends all late discoveries Anatomy Patho-
logy Therapeutics Chemistry Pharmacy, &c. in short treats
Science OF Medicine 1t j. proposed publish accurate
English Translation of this woH, In weekly numbers, TO be
costinued dua the coming Sufficient encouragement
is given to warrant the undertaking Through the medium
Of this periodical the 7neycdn Practitioner will Obtain direct
information Of the of the profession Practised
The Medical aztte viii afford at the erminatioa Of the
year. ample and inv suaae volumes Of reference, and
dess 70 cheap publication the country being Of
fered to subscribers Of 81 annually be paid
the reception ofthe first number; this being 81 30 less
than the yearly o. the original numbers inclusive OF
their transmission from France 10 America and 81 less than
the price Of subscription M Paris.
The Medical gentlemen who conduct the work vii make
securethc numbers possible after
pledge themselves to issue punctu ally the
translated papers FROM ter Office No 10 Park Place, New
York.
The Medical Gazette viii appear the 6r iweek in ia
nusry sa0 will be printed upon fine paper and each number
will consist "a sixteen pages, quarto
hose wishing 10 become sbcrbers will have the kndr
20 ard address j. j. Lloyd Wnittemore
M. D.. one Of the Editors No. 10 Park Place.
year sia.lmd-w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

NAV RETECTORY.-J SWEENEY ,sessus ~ fssss
IN ssdthe p~saic that he has opened Rsisce IL NJ
are Away 70 = found % his tables "a ever i
q Of tAs ssssss PgsvAsA sssa sgPssss = ~ nas
s.isaesiss, and he h.pas 70 sad ss generous
winch ,sa =. ne " determined - esssrvs. .,~rrNrv
DANIEL SWEENEY, II Aan street, returns his .asss
~ thanks to HE friends for the liberal
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened h
and them tatit win be his coastan endeavor
ssatnusnee Of their appreciation His table away
with the best affords and those who may honor n
table with their presence, may depend upon osns
cleanliness, cavility and promru.ooe.
DNICKERBOCKER HALL No. 10 Para how.-Ih s,, sui
scrber. having opened the above house on the EukI
PEAN PLAN would respectfully inform their friends and tn
public that they ready TO accommodate them IN a
sot 40 be by any similar house IN this city Thu
house will always be furnished with every convenience and
the s,ures Of unryaed market There enc hundre
iode,ng .,om which airy newly furnished, and pc
order Pie Ordinary being on the first hoer spacious ns
web furnished and the tables shall alwaysn
supplied with all the variety the market affords, served up
The marked success which has attended estabshmentsc
this kind sufficient evidence OF their adoption to both burs
men and travellers.
Gentlemen visiting the city viii find this most desirable
central situation being nearly Broadway fronting the Pa
short the beauty and elegance Of local
antory objects Of attraction and pendor with which New
York abounds. EDSALL JONES.
NI-For the accommodation Of scrs this house vii
be open al all hours Of the night att
10 SECOND WARD HoTEL.-Next the corner
Fulton street. in Nassau This well known establishment
having undergone thorough re6ttng complete
for the accommodation Of those who may honor 1t with the
patronage.
this house, besides the lower thrown
entirely open public bar room, large the
cend story by as well suited for the accommodation Of
public meetings together with several smaller adapted
the Of clubs referees for the transaction Of other prva
business
Clubs and private parties accommodated with AZ,
may be furnished with dinners supper composed OF even
species Of game decaey which the markets AFFORD at shos
notice. Ljeii-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
John T. GOLDSMITH, DRAPER TAILOR, 1871 Viii.
liam ss respectfully to call the attention of he
public to his Fashionable Establishment
The superior facilities. long experience, and critical know
ledge which possesses has induced h to abandon the
tque usages cutting &c and to adopt method Of his
by which he enabled furnish his
magnetic principle DESPATCH with articles Of UMPIRE cedened
beauty &C. &c. and the time with due consider
alton of the dimensions Of that plus ultra Of gentlemans
pocket-his purse o2-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
PATENT WINDLAss.
Is T. DIS IT f. A u

or THE Subscribers Sole Propretor and Manufacturers
are prepared to execute with despatch all orders their IN
rvaRed Patent Swsted Beam Windass Bedeads which are
now almost universally used being best article yet in
vented-combnins ease. convenience and durability.
The sackas acted upon by the windass sweed beam
made perfectly light aud free from all liability sagg still leav-
ing elasticity the which renders .asv
and SIMPLE IN Constructions the matter putting up taking
down will be found of but little trouble with thosS
ofany other construction whilst the precision with which the
duction of any kind Of vermin
From the taken to render Bedsad perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend III, IN to purchaser,
Who invited to cali and large now o,
aand.
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds &c. constantly hand.
J. w. SOUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway
leley franklin House
nOCTOR GLOVER Is consulted conidentialy as usual, at
II his ONCE He continues devote hi. special attention
TO the eamcnt and Of those obstinate diseases which
have bafed the skill Of the For the last ten
years he has confined his practice branch FRO
ession vz; elects Structures GonorrhGs and the different
forms o Venerea diseases Strangers apprsed that he has
received regular professional has no connec
ton with the advertising quacks OF the day
~ Office No Ann street, Broadway, adjoining the
-iuse"". SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

nv all the various patterns, good qualities and low rice
" FOR sale at wholesale, by SMITH BROTHERS,
s2l.lm' Manufacturer ~ Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

IT IVER COMPLAlNT.-St errnzn'. Roya Hepat, e. will
IL cure Liver Complaint than any ,her
.sd the medcsied Losenge Warsbou t5 Ss,.sy street
New ycrk. %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
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A LUXURiANT HEAD or HAIR .-wyeth's Cream
the embhmen, growth and preservation Of he hair aua
entirely FREE from dandruf and also for changing the
Tor Of red light brown auburn hair wh;sksss match
less jet backthe latter quality depending vegetable pro-
dueton. Foe badness the Cream Of Lilies Justly
for its celebrity Of reproduction.
From the Proprietor q the"N Y. Age"
Ma JOHN wYErH-sr After SIX weeks'use Of yeur Cream
Of Lilies hair is completely restored after hsaress trial
souri, last year. had the bilious fever and had nearly
year almost bald also applied whishers and strange
70 they assumed jet black color having been
With respect and gratitude, am, sir yours.
New York May 10Th, 1885.
For sale wholesale and retail at the Proprietor. prices by
Alb. Nd. SANDS, 70 and 100 Fu.n st., Guon is9 Broad
ways Minor, broadway Hart Chamber and Broad
way; Dekie 4is Broadway; Clarke Houston st. and
Broadway Ring 6a4 Broadway; Cole Ogden, 6sl Broad
way; syme, 50 and $40 Bowery; eewar Church and
Chamber sts.; somervile, cor ah Wooster wyetk
90 Bowery Cotton, Blocker Creighton Bedford and
C.mns ss Lindsay IS 9th Avenne Love- los 9th Avenue
Neely cor Christopher It, and Greenwich lane and
Perfunery store, 81 Canal street.
10 Beware Of counterfeit. and WORTHLESS, limitations. and
a fac smile Of" J. Wyeth' ION each. jyls-3m
nR AMOS @. HULL's OFFICE, vEsEY STREET
- Exclusively devoted TO the OF Hernia and Proapsr
Of the Uterus. An experienced Surgeon graduate Of
University &c this State in constant at tendance.
This establishment avorahy knows in this city for more
than 30 paroned BY The medical faculty. to whose
good opinions its highly career h solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had calling
above. 4VEsEY STREET, AsTOR HOUSE.
L,oR COLORING RED sR GRAY HAIR A PERMA
L NENT BROWN oRBLACK-Red or grey hair may
permanently colored rich and glossy or black by
inge application Of Mahomu eds Turkish Dye and
nuring the hair as most preparations de- Il improves its ap
pearanoe and causes IL to very uxurianty So just
-epasiion Of this article that orders have
rom American gentlemen residing Canton, who have salts
acoriy tested its efficacy while home Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale aud retail at
GUIONs, $50 Broadway
als-y Agents for the United State. Of America
TNpALLiBLE CURE FOR G--a-NorgaD'. Com
pound Baamc Pills, certified being the safest speede
and most able b. Sir Ashley Cooper Branby Cooper
Dr. Eo,son, Surgeons Lawrence Keae Brodie Charles
Bell &c For sale by appointment BY A. B. D. Sands. 10
M Eptt q. Dw.~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

A LBANY LOCK HOSPITAL. Established $780,
n IA Uord 10 the Uisa"-Prcfessor Cooke NJ ID,
D. L. L. D. Chancellor of the University President or
the Medical Department Of the College Of Ridley Fellow
the Royal COLLEGE OF Surgeons and Physicians Cores
pondng Vaccination Of the National Vaccine
London General Consulting Physician and Surgeon Aecou
cheur may always be oon6dsnsy consulted by the uportu
oae personally Or by letter each department Physic
Surgery al his ONCE No Norton his residence No 80
Green street. Albany ~ y Confidential consultations daily
rom IN the morning until IN the evesng. iva 3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
D UsHToN s AsPINwALL's COMPOUND TONIC

ID USHTON & ASPINWALL's COMPOUND TONIC
~ MIXTURE, speedy and certain for the Fever and
Ague, Remtent and Intermittent Fevers prepared
original recipe Used with eminent and
1882 BY Of the highest respecabity this city
ted in theannexed certificates This medicine highly
mended and has been EXTENSIVELY used the above
such distinguished that the proprietor Of the recipe
has been induced to offer IL TO the public its present FORM
the hope tina, be the Of relieving many Of
who sue inc under IN ssourge Of country
medicine possessing great virtue and when used
the directions has failed Of eec;ng csrc in the
most obstinate stage Of the disorder all
be and Of the weakest stomach and children take
a with impony Il strengthens the digestive organs creates
appetite, and seldom requires than one in obstinate
cases. two bottles, TO effect There is neither
arsenic in the medicine any thing furious the ha
tuition. The propretor well convinced OF its
efficacy, that they agree TO refund the price Of every bottle
which has been taker accordance with the and
has not effected perfect Of the Fever and Ague
The Compound Tonic Mixture prepapee only by RUSH.
T0Nk ASPISWALL, No SO WiIiam-street, ITO Broadway
and 10 Asor House, New York. and for sale by all the
pal Druggists in the United States.
Co To prevent fraud the cork each bottle will be
ed b, the signa Of the Proprietors. sI2-Im.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30
Tho Valley Forge Iron s,enmcr.

Tho Valley Forge Iron Steamer is now lying at tho
LcvoA. ies;-hcrs il no longer any doubt, but that
iron is lighter than rood Go board this fine vesse
yc who boil, We not, aud with your eyes tho
alza'ion Of this seeming paradox. Ii ten years from
this time tho muddy rr Of is destined to bear
upon his bosom bu; iron steamers. Iii, dreaded
sn.gs have lost their power destroy for iron hulis
fear tn m Tn. Valley Forge has proved This
cond seeming paradox. She struck with full force
against the very snag that has this sunk
and stove five wooden uts and tn. mark or inlcnts-
ton is scarcely visible Such is the iumpl # ar, and
science over dull matter!
We feel p'ilc in seeing ,. beautiful and powerful
vessel Levr- that mikes the check Jingle will,
joy. The Valley Forge is purely American butt and
finished by Pittsburgh skill, indu try md capital ou,
Of materials all There is nothing Of foreign
manufacture upon her but the carpets queenswarc and
hardware. Her full cost is 100000, oncy laid vut in
noble object and whcl, sure, will BE- more than
repaid by ,' generous aud discriminating fellow coun-
,rynen Of tho entrrpsing The era is rapidly
approaching when Western .cicncc aud capital will
surmount ulI the obstacles Of low waters, snuga bars
explosions, &c. &c. Butte the particulars of this fine
boat.
Tho common opinion HAT iron could no, BE- arranged
50 as to resist from without, aud reserve with
an innovable fJrce any form into hcll it may be
THROWN i. utterly fasiedhy the successful CONSTRUCT
ton Of metallic ships. Anglcd iron is capable Of re.
ing pressure equal nearly to that required to sepa
ii. fbres ongitulinay applied. I his considcra.
ton bashes all doubt. The ribs, beams bars,
knees and rods Of the Valley Forge arc all Of ansed
tron, and, in some instances OF doubled anclcd iron-
In other words the angled iron is Of this form:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30
St,vcndou. RanI Wr,u.,

We lay before our readers the following particulars
OF frau supenlous that the vany OF >swar,wout
anon y be compared to it. They from the PhiIa-
Ielpuia National Gazette. Behold, the fruit. Of tho
doctrine TO the victor b''ong the spos" The whole
foundation Of mural honesty in the nation seems to be
Slapped by this odous maxim.
We nave been at pains collect authentic in.
fora ion regarding the OF stnptnhuus and desperate
fraud practised by II. J. Lewis lutte cashier of the
Schayik Bank nf this city.
The Directors OF the Schuvlkiil Rank have discovered
deficit of over thirteen thousand shares BESIDES it
is mscar,arne1 that there have been overraits 10 the
amount of upwards of hundred tlousa nd IDOL ors
1t is discovered that the fraudulent transfers of the
Kentucky Bank Stock were began January 1897. The
Schuy!kl bank owed to the city hanks at one time
previous t. the bank resumption Of August 1888 about
six hundred thousand dollars; and to the surrris. Of
many, il suddenly rnid these balances. The l1nlaon
OF this amount may now accounted for by the over
issue OF Mr. Levi, Of four Thousand five hundred shares
of kenturk, Bank Stock from February to October of
that year, 1888.
In Nny 1898, Mr.. Maxwell, the transfer clerk in the
Schuylkill Bank. was aware TINT the kentucky Bank
Stock account was overdrawn 10 or 10000 sha.cs by
warrants from Nr. Lewis. Mr. Maxwell left the Srhuyi
k Bank in May. 1889, and the was still short
10 COO shares.
Attn. instance of the Kentucky Bank the doors ,of
the Scytkill Bank were closed yesterday mn inuc.
tion through the Sheriff. John +. Wr,Ieriil, Esq was
on Monday elected Cashier in place of Mr.. Lewis
OurcIy has sustained by this transaction tlecp,
deep dssruce The hest is for Public Upinion
through the Public Press to attach the proper rcrroba
ton 10 such an enormous offence against the morals and
the interests of snricty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30
yai.hsd Gel! eon-a*s on q. oees.io, 'eqsriug The

yuished their command occasion requiring the
Utmost eIerti0ns Of calOr aud discipline."
On the % e November 1871 |. The Governor address,
20 the Legislature of Indiana Territory upon the snb
jec, Of his late victory, and congratula,es thai body
upon the result. The House Of Representatives recip
the following is M extract" The Hnuse Of Rerreson.
ativcs OF ts Indiana Territory in their own name, and
in behalf Of their constituents most cordmly reciprOcate
The congratulations If your Excellency on the glorious
RESULT of the late sung uury conflict with the Shawa-
prophet mud the tribes ofndians confrteraed with
only the consumnnte abilities II tic General hut
the heroipm Of tin. man and where take into view
the bepets which must result to Tint country from those
sxertions, cannot, for mt, withhold need
"faapplause.
soldier md the brave Owen, to her immortal honor, he
,spoken. expressed her opinions Of Governor Harrison
in terms that should he craven upon the heats Of
true American.
In the Legislature Of Kentucky, January z 1879, the
following resolution was passed unanimously by bo
houses and copy Transmitted to the hero Of Tippeca
noe.
Resolved, by the Senate and House of Representa-
ivos Of the State Of Kentucky, in the late cnnpaigr
against tho Indians upon the Wabash, GOVERNOR
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, has behaved like hero
patriot and general: and that for his cool, elibor.
ate skifu and gaan, conduct in the battle Of Tppe
canoe, he we'll deserves the wurmes, thanks VI hi,
country and the nation"
Nor is This all. After % yeara, the people o! tho
states will confer upon the hero Of lppecunoe and M
Thames. he first Office in their gift and prove 10 tn
world, that Republics no, umerateful. During
long and an evon'f"l life, the brave old Genera" ha
stand Waterman ulon the walls Of the constitution an
the glory il yet reserved fur him I" drive from the
the false guards who have for twelve year, abuse
TIN peoples confidence.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30
The Wings have @ught uobl,. fight a brave fight,

The Wings have fnught uobl fight, brave fight,
nnd,t the peoples fight!
ssoon as Mr.. iunter had finished, Mr.. Dron,goo|e
Of Virginia, and offered resolution that the rules
and orders Of the last Congress should be the rules an
ers had Of this' Mr.. VIM Z. Johnson, # Nd the
law Of 1893 read which that before going into any
business The smhers Of tho House of tho Representa-,
tives, shall be srorH. Moved to lay the resolution
on the table. In the face Of this law and because Mr..
Dromgooe had ulteri"r views thus offering his reso~
luton, the party at signal fom Mr. puole "a lied
at once, and the vote stood-for laying on The table
ll6-again>t laying OIL the Tube ZIG. The speaker
promptly voted in the affirmative, and Tho resolution was
laid on the tnbIe. Another oroas triumph.
The Clerk then proceeded o cali the roll by States
and the members Of the House were sevcrally sworn
10. When the State Of New Jersey came on and the
name Of Joseph F. Randolph called there wa, 40
answer. As soon however, rs the 70 was caileI en-.
tirely through, THE six REPRESENTATIVES FROM n j.,
HOLDING THE LEGAL CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION, Ar.
FEARED IN FRONT OF THE SPEAKERS CHAIR, AND De.
MAsDED TO DE SWORN. Behold, Americans, a sovc.
reign state pendng at the ar of the House for her
rights! Does not your blond run quckerf Tn, speak.
er administered the cath to Mr.. Randolph nn told the
other gentlemen he would state their to the House.
They then retired, With pr"te tat1n and the speaker
stated The fact, ami demanded 10 know what was thu
pleasure Of the House. lie sud, had th. been case
originally presented 10 him Speaker he would h I'VE
had M hesit ltion, in, at once, swearing III. nbcrs
bus masn,ch the whole matter I'd been already dis.
cussej, ,e preferred that the House should new sav
what he To do. Whereu, ION Mr.. Wis, offered a re-
solution to this effect
Kcso'vc' that the legally turned members from
New Jersey b. net allow eli t, b. sworn u, Acb,r. Of
the H"us. Of Representatives."
The object Of Mr. Wise, in putting tho proposition in
h. negative form. will once be seen. The afrma-
tive failed by tie las, week. IF this should fail BY
tie, the negative becomes at once an affirmative be-
cause the House will in that event, refuse to say that
these men shall not b. il, aud therefore the
Speaker will administer the ou,, of Office to them.
Upon this resolution Mr.. Sergeant Of Pa took the
floor, and nude Of the learned, eloquent, aud
feeling speeches ever heard him mako, After he had
finished Mr.. Dromsoole il reply, and addressed
the House, at length.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

d.
We have just had long conversation with
Captain Hitchcock. of tho fast sailing schooner
Corne. 10 hours from Galveston.
lilo informs us, that news had been received from
AUSTIN of the arrival of cour ers from Matamoras
through San Antonio, at tho Capitol, announcing
the important news oftho fall OF Matsmoras into
the hands of tho Fodcralists under tho command of
Cnpta'" Jordan, vino had been promoted to the
charge Of tho expedition upon tho withdrawal of
Ross
Intelligence was also received Of bloody ,cy
oiutlon having broken out in the City of Mexico,
in the midst Of which Dustamcntc wa, dcposed-
The standard of Federalism was being raised
throughout the states Of Mexico wherever heard
fom.
The bill, to grant the bonds Of Texas for 800
in exchange for $50 in specie cash. and beariuv
an annual interest of 10 per cent, has passed the
House of Representatives of Texas, and General
Hhinilton was only waiting for the action Of the
Senate 10 leave at once Tor Europe
The sale of Galveston lots by the company, has
gone off at i'nmense prices. For lots 43 by 100
$4,000 to $500 were freely paid.
The San Antonio schooner of war was SPOKEN
by the Corine off tho mouth Of the Sabine. Orders
were waiting for her at Galveston, to repair at
once IN the mouth Of the Rio Granie, in cousc
aueuce Of tho fall of Matamoras.
We are in hourly expectation of the Nep,unc.
The news by her Will confirm the uboye tidings.
~ she was IL leave on the 9th instant IF she
gets in We will siFe postscript to this nrlicl..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

On the 9th Dec 10 9, tho quantity Of water Tint de-
see ds tho Mississippi in given time q, Grand Gnrh
was measured by a graphometer with q radius thai
ascertained rnslss the fraction Of minute. and an
ordinary log line. The position taken was a mile and
la below the Grand Galph, whcr' the river was
1876 feet lie. The greatest depth was 90 f,tloms
and the extreme velocity not more than miles al
hour. The gu nifty Of water descending in nnu,,
673 400 tons, and 900 in hour. Nul,ipl,
these numbers by 24i. the quantity will be found which
dsscends at the common height Of the annual inunda
tions surprising that the velocity is increased on
Third and depth Sc feet
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-30

We learn that GEORGE R. KING, Erq.
saunch ~hig. ana gentleman Of sterling abilitics
has boon elected to tho Legislature from the par
ISL Of st. Landry, (Opclousas) by more than 200
votes, over his opponent c. l.. swayze, Esq. also
a wing. and ba' kcd by the influence Of Mr.. S"na-
to. Dupre aud T. II. Lewis, Esq.
Mr.. King is elected TO fill The vacancy Of James
Morgan. who has been appointed Sheriff Of the
Parish Of St Laadry. No gentleman Of his ago
possesses better talents and judgment in the afiirs
Of Legislation tlIun Mr.. King. lilo will be a use
fu member in such trying times as th-se, which,
call for cool hspaysionato heads, and sound iudg-
mcnt III the statn councils.