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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash

IL
Robs most vilaneusly."
MEPElNE'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE an unequalle
dentrice for cleansing preserving and beauDg the eet
them clear aud peary whteness, and removing
preventing appearance Of tartar also improves u
color the ps prevents and heals all ulcers Of the mouth
rests the progress decay in the esth and mpars pecu
aud grateful sweetness to the breath.
The best article that know Of for ceanir prefer
ing and identifying the teeth, 10 Peine Orrs Tooth Past
gives to them clear and peary wheness, and mparts
peculiar and most grateful sweetness to the breath We
daily commend to the attention Of readers especial
70 the female portion Of Them No toilet be npete wit
ont it."-Ladies Mag.
The unprecedented celebrity which this motexeeent art
Gle for the teeth speedily attained under its original
Orri Toeth Paste has induced several unprncPlsd ndvidsa
to make base counterfeit preparations oil which beware,
they may probably highly injurious 70 the teeth and
to be compared with the genuine than Hyperion
Satyr The original article has the fac smile Of the
ventor and proprietor g. W. Pene upon the LABEL wtbo
which it is not genuine
For sale only at the Bazaar l73 Broadway, by Guon
Broadway; H. Hart M. D. 27s Broadway and 96 Hudson
Howe and Guion, l2s Chahams; E. M. Guion LIT Bower
and 80 Henry st. corner Of Pike.
Agan-Beware of Counterfeits. an le eod3ms
DRINTING PAPER-250 RsaIns % by ~; 800 do 2
ST. 400 do % by 81; 2se do - by 3s 500 do "a by
200 do "a by 3d. 400do % by 49, medium and hacfor
by PERSSE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
sePl0y No. 81 Liberty stree
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

"ANTED.-T0l let those who hav, caught Colds CousL.
w &C., during the rainy and changeabe weather know
that sHERMAN's COUCH LOZENGEs will cure Them
two days. Apply at 100 Nassau st. door above
Ann. s..o6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

--LATEST AND MOeT IMPNOVED PATENT THUo0.
4 THE attsntion Of thess slliets1 usta HsE.ia
called 70 . new Trun, iats,y patented in u
city ofNsw York n superiority every
w. other instrument win - evident nsso
Inspection for unlike every othsr Truss the rvvtsss paA
pressed upoa by double &c, which fixed q 70 es.-
vey the necessary the lower part Of the rapture H
h keeping the pad closely applied N every attitude Of u
body and adjusting aud adapting itself under al
to The and the part to which to be applied Pes
sessng double sprng and consequently double degrees ~
elasticity rendered and convenient to the wesrsr
The shove Truss has taken the place Of eli others er the Pc
fe only Truss in in the city Of New York. and The
adjacent country The above Truss adjusted and applied By
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention 70 the subject
Of hernia and the construction and application Of Tssss q
his ONCE No. Sam street, Broadway two doors from the
American Mueum where they may be had wholesale and ~
jelly
GtHERRY's AsTRINGENT FILLS Celebrated fog
~ the radical OF certain Obstinate complaint after The
failure Of Cubebs injections and experiments The fob
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity
writer, when this city from Charleston last spring. bought
half dozen boxes Of Dr. Cherrys Pills. in order that
who have been long responding like himself he truly that
before he had finished the third complaint had vanished
aer having for five previously vainy tried all kinds d
medicines, injections bougie change Of air, &C. II Is
than ten monhs since his and he weighs ia
pounds while last spriug he only weighed 40 pounds"
For sale wholesale and retail by B. D. Sands 70 and 100
Fxtcnst and the following Drug Of Chambers and
Broadway of Church and Chambers 63 and $50 Bow
cry; ga Broadwsy CANINE and Bedford. IS and 10
Sixth Avenue and Burnes Patent Medicine sore 81 Cana
street. Price 81. jyle.Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSAKf,
nR J. EVANS continues be eonsuite~ conhdenHai'y
~ in all Vsssss cases, mrrcrria rnd chreHic disorders,
where improved practice he most and
mild may be depended To prevent MISTAKES
particular find NO II Peck SHIP
Minerals Box containing complete plan OF medicine Tor
every be prosured ssabove and used
with ut xposing pateHL They will be order To-
Any part Of the Uniier States
Also. prevcnive II, edy against V'''@' that may be
fully relied on -
letters post paid and describing the cas and enclosing
reasonable will have the remedy and directions sent to
der. Attendance daily until O'Clock in the evening"
The Oces and Entrances we'll arranged and secrecy
may be depended on
No connection any Office in out Of the city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
MAY No. II Peek Ship. N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

lVl under the American Mussan. New York.
90 Dr. b. C. Everett sPprre the public, that he continues
h successful Treatment OF diseases by safe
medic. He relies manly upon vegetable prepsraops Tor the
cure Of those diseases u which he attends
Dr. kvercts New and valuable TRUSS Tor Hernia or Rup.
ture, combines the joint operation Of springs upon
rapture pad and thereby gives quabe force and the
intestine nsder all possible nesions body
and thus superior 10 all other Instruments Of the kind;
rves security when ayped He also keeps other an
proved Patent Truses which skuy applied India
k cotton and linen suspcnsory Bandge poayss Banda
g. Russia Belts, for weakness the IONS and back truly
essterated Abdominal Supporter, improved BY Dr. j.
knight for the Of Falling the Womb by
AL We ht Surgeons the United State. ssd Europe. M
ro persons have been enrey cured by them ssr having
oeen confined 10 their for years.
W There are two entrances to hi. Office from as
nert door % the the American Muse
a1a rom No.l Ann street fret door from Broadway
1870. IRON ncroAs at distance being rost paid will
$3.50. .nmeelae attention. as20- lp-
Ehsone hEADACHt, LUwNEss OF SPIRITS
S.,.. >, maj. 1nPhor Lorenges, unfaing remed,
s"o spirin nervous or sick headache, infanmators
putre sore throat well all other where ~,
camphor y recommended Bowel or .ur,msr coops,n,. W.,
tnrey prevented an occasional of the during IN.
warm weather. They should be reorted Az .h.a.,.,
pr.dsposton v manifested tho., rsn,. r 49,, -,
msatary canal and thereby much
An OCCASIONAL Of these LozsnTe. la 49, -.
preventive Of the Cholera and yellow Fever hundred. h
save used them under long and repeated C
They will prevent the Cholera Morhus and r.mo,. ;s s
nne stemach-Fanng oppression sens. az -
chest will be immediately relieved by th.m-Chslie - W
crsre o. The stomach or bowsls and hystsrica aet,pr
dls yield 10 their timely influence. peron. a.,,na;,u
and crowded parties will be free from lasstude and
ne mainan their lively aud buoyant spirits BY an s,es,i
80 81 them during tie evening.
wnoeae and retail al the indicated Losenre wsreho...
~ ss2y
T'hkhE case, assorted qsaiity bscl French Bomb.,,
Tor sale asI7 n srl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

hhLt case. s,.o',.a quality bIseb French Bonnie MN.
ssT sm' Ii. SMITH Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

H'LUUH-szo bbs Dad saperfne Michigan.
IFS scratched
$50 Ohio.
% Gepesee, FOR family use FOR sale bv
A. CLAIMING BEALG
h-N fi9 Broadstre
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5OO ASSORTED Lsdis, slorLs', for 81. BY
cUO r. l.. SMITH Co
G7sm' 17e Pearl Street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

Nsw ORLEANS, April 9th, 1899.
Believing that You have regular correspondent
from this place for your valuable paper, am induced
10 take advantage Of our old and friendly acquaint-
ance 10 make you an offer Of my services IN this
spect providing can make my letters Of sufficient
interest to be worthy OF place 10 your columns.
At present our city is devoid of interest. The
son OF carnival and gayety is over, (and so thank
Heaven is also Lent,) and the birds Of passage as
well as large proportion of our permanet population
are now preparing to take their flight To propi
tous regions. The Crcolcs off for la belle France.
10 pass the summer the banks Of the GaronRe and
Rhine, the English for their loved Isle IN the midst
of the occan-and the sober Americans for Virginia
Springs, Saratoga and Niagara Soon will our spen.
did hotels be drained Of their crowds and our mag
ni6cent Thespian temples exhibit only bcggarly
array Of empty boxes.
During the past three weeks we have had much
agreeable excitement in our races; we have three
courses which are decidedly the finest in the United
States. The come of in regular succession,
continuing for week. al each courses nj these places
may be seen the most unique motley in the world
every section and regicn Of country under the broad
canopy ef Heaven is there represented, and every
variety of character exhibited, and confusion o.
languages worse than that heard on Babcis towers.
Hundreds OF thousands oi dollars change hands IN
few hours. have known a planter 10 stake ms
whole crop upon . single horse. Here also may pe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

Q6,- The WEEKLY HERALD of tomorrow-price
81 cents at the counter at 81 Ann street New Wall
street,) will contain the whole evidence given on
the extraordinary trial of Dixon for libel-also
several commentaries ON the disagreement OF the
jury, the doctrines Of the Judge affecting the liberty
Of the the state Of morals which charac-
terise a certain portion ef fashionable and SO called
respectable society in New York, of which these
disclosures furnish with astounding glimpse.
Tomorrow shall also give commentary on these
grave Matters in connection with the decay Of re-
hgion and morals-the decline of real Christianity
and the ruin which threatens the permanency Of re-
publican institutions if the morals Of society not
reformed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

BROADWAY, April -

BRoADwAY, April 1852. M.
All yesterday, and last evening particularly, the
fair was most splendid. During the whole day, the
carriages rafting up to the door without inter-
nisson-and at night, the street around was
crowded with these vehicles, emptying and reseiv-
ing their company. The following is a report from
correspondent
In consequence of the bad weather, general de-
preston prevailed yesterday at the close OF business
but reaction this morning took place at the opening
among the fair marchandes that have the management
Of this " board Of brokers'" The new species OF
joint stock companies" which has been lately in
troduced here were particularly affected, and most OF
those who had specuated for rise appeared TO wear
face Of gloom. Many were the consultations, whis-
perings and contemplated corHerings which the fair
decevers had essayed, for the purpose of filling up
the subscriptions to these fancy stocks. One fair
dame, who occupies the centre stand said to be
a holder IN ertsnso, and also to have purchased
largely on time, with the expectation Of rise
About midday the bright shone forth, and
greater change became apparent. Beaux and bellies
start that many Of the " fair brokers' could have is
sued more shares than their prospectuses had an
nsunced. This, however, was too much for their
conscience, especially it was an old stock obbing
man9uvre, and had been often practised in Wall ST. Ii
was more than limited that the drectress'' Of the
diamond pin stock and those of the Corbeille stock
must have had early intelligence of the change
OF the weather, and many of those who had
refrained from purchasing, in the hope OF invest
ing at . low rate, were heard to say that Ariel
must have whispered the secret in their Others
accounted for it by large orders, which it was said
had been received per steamboat or the Express
Mail, which came in about the same time the
change of the weather Notwithstanding the high
prices Ariel made few investments, the brokerage
being deducted and taken in
"Nods and becks and wreathed smiles"
The supply Of books dresses, bjoute,ie, chapeaur,
double hearts, demi toiilettes, sc very large,
but the demand proved co-eXtensive-andk kept many
of the dem0iselles in full activity In the article of
wine and cake not much done, but the farer and
lighter kinds were in some request peculiar and
novel liqueur recently imported from Dantzic termed
/" gold-wasser," had many admirers and engrossed
most Of the purchasers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

that curse Of southern country, (gamblinsv
in its suPerl.tvs degree, j. room of two hun
dred feet in length for which the gamblers pay the
find every kind of game that the ingenuity Of man
has in vented and here the young the stranger and
inexperienced dazzed by the gIittsrng heaps piled
upon every table, is induced to stake his little ALI and
to become bankrupt in fortune and reputation. /
know gentleman, now in this city working for his
bread, who was worth at one time one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars; in three nights he PLAYED
away every dollar he had in the world reducing his
lovely family to shame and want. This is only one Of
many cases. Would to God it could be broken up!
New Orleans, take it in every respect, is most
extraordinary city, and one calculated to produce
singular impressions upon person coming from the
north. Here, on Sundays, the Governor reviews the
troops ON the "Place d'Armes," the shops are all
open usual, and at night the theatres are crowded
Very few American ladies attend the theatre on that
night but at the French theatre it is the mos FASH
ionable night. The Creole ladies of New Orleans
very handsome possessing those great essentials
small feet. The only thing Objectionable is that thew
rather too much inclined to the en- bon point In
they are infinitely superior to the American
ladies' In fact they are the most dangerous set Of
women have ever met with In their characters
they to blend the fire of France with the soft
of Italy; in conclusion, my dear sir, they are
those kind of creatures that would change "the
santship of an Acknowledgement Of yourself whom
/ consider one of the most ncorrigble Of bachelors
They are also very fond of American gentlemen,
which causes no little jealousy in the male Creoes
warn oushould yos visit this region to beware Of
them.
We trust next winter to have the pleasure of see
ing you here, you contemplated, when saw yos
in New York last fall, doing in the course Of the
winter that has passed; you cannot fail Of being
pleased with it. rarely ever knew stranger not
to like New Orleans. Form own part think it one
of the most agreeable places in the world (and have
seen good part of it,, that is, to pass the winter n
possessing lovely climate, the best Of aceommoda.
tions, and every kind of amusement. Ii presents to
the man of LEISURE the invalid, attractions which
cannot fail Of rendering his stay here most agreeable
Do not fail, therefore, my dear sir, Of making us
good Catholic to enjoy yourself in Lent.) We will
make you tremendous liont Yours, very truly,
S. H.
This don't believe The American ladies are equal TO
any ladies under heaven, in it either.
Very happy it may not he the ether animal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

Oh lonely the fcrcst shade where on IN days of old
Our ancient rnelodes sungour merry tales told
And with the changefu pears have passed lc sunshine
glow,
" Since We went out gipseyng, long iimo ago"
n bot yesterday heard from yonde hawthorn bush
The sounds that sadly now-the warbling 81 tho
thrush
The suruie winding through 0e wood, soft ts
flow,
As when We went out gipseying, long time ego"
The hang upon the when Of old
Each grassy path each shady nook still the
But hearts severed whose faith pledged mve~ek
veal wo,
/" When vent oot gpseying long time ago"
Ard many asaghing Zip musc, and couded many brow
And that sought caeh other then all avertea
We may no, meet sgsa IN life, Ne here met, tro~,
when vest out gipseyine, long time ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

Ms The "Commercial Advertiser" has no more
authority for saying that the Boundary negotiation
has been transferred to Washington than we have.
ou,-The second Solomon Of the Star turns up
III. whites Of his eyes at the evidence given in the
trial Of Dixon. and deprecstes its publication.
tina, evidence had not developed the licentiou'ness
Of the day, this second Solomon would find no OBJ
jestioas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19
MORNING HERALD.
FRIDAY, APRIL ~. 1880.

o. The carrier who serves the Herald on the
roate including Morton street, will please to attend
to his duty or we shall attend to him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

Tar REoIsrRy LAv.-From appearances, the
wings will bawl for Registry Law, and the 'oeofo-
COS bawl agains, i, during the next summer What
shall We bawl about7 Why, the pretty women, 70
he sore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

OS- The lscofooos, alarmed 81 the popularity Of
General Scott, have got the sun" out upon him
How many ed breeches did u ccss the ieoOfccos'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

O5- A splendid wedding was celebrated last even.
ing al ~ Hicks street, Brooklyn. The bridegroom
is rich young widower, and the bride beautiful
maiden of H. Ariel went over at ., but had not re-
turned when our paper went TO press.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

~ The Courier and Enquirer" ~ retained ~
f.vor Of the Erie Rail Road. How much
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

o.. The Wall street papers are quarrclling how
they lost the election. II they had not quarreled
how they should gain II, they might have gained II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

hy- GESKRAL Scorr only left for the north yestsr-
dav morning He 10 in fine health and spirits, and
smiles but says nothing at the agitation Of the
papers about the next presidency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

o. The New York University is quarrsllng and
in debt $4,000. When did any public institution in
New York not do sol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

60 Two steam frigates are proposed to be bull
by our government Better late than never.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

90. Admiral Baudin. Of the French feet, intends
TO visit New York before he returns to France
Let's receive him well
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

GJ- A motion was made yesterday, before the Re-
corder to admit Dixon 10 bail, and also to quash the
indictments pending against him, on the grousd Of
insufIiciency. His Honor will most likely give his
decision this msrning. The tried were Of no
publie interest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

% The BEHsrIr comes OF tonight with pissss
Of plays, songs, interladss, and above all, with
speech from Mr. Wallack. OF course the house will
be full-bst the gem of the evening will be the
speech. which from power Of second sight, we
know will sound as follows:-
LADIES GENTLEMEN
thank you for the honor Of your company 1t favor and
mark OF regard which cannot estimate at less than $4,000
which added to my other receipts will make round Of
S2s 600 have done for this going London
IN few weeks and will have difficulty in making
good engagements Thu theatre is established have
rely ourpped hs Park shown yeu what enterprise
that have introduced many improvements in theatrical
agement here have made my green room fashionable
lounge and managed the press just easily the company
In London profession with caution, for
the public know too much for usbu here your happy
American ignorance of theatrical etiquette up
great and rule the world please Whenever
to get up affair Of this kind do it'll make
mttee of a Hundred from my free list any day. /
going leave you for sw weeks God bless you. shall
return with fresh company and carry thing winter
Adieu.
With this Mr.. waack retrss amidst deafening
plaudts. These matters managed different in
London and Paris There the audience, and not the
players, possess the controlling power. In a day
two we shall give some sketches of these matters
which viii show that managers and their friends take
liberties with the public in this country, that would
not be tolerated for an instant elsewhere.
Meanwhile, in order to fill the house, we find the
following strange announcement in the Star of last
evening, the editor Of which is Of the managers
consequence the repeated application apart the
third tier the old prices the Committee have determined
do through private entrance That tier will therefore be
crowded with those who afford pay for almis
sion than the usual price, and yet anxious to be prsea
the festival
Repeated applicatons"-"p private entrance
I" third tier crowded" From this it seems that fe-
males of certain character more anxious than
all others to testify their sense Of Mr.. Wallack's
management. We have no doubt of it--but we did
not expect that any wspaper, or member of the
committee would have the audacty to insult the
spectacle inhabitants Of this city, by thus preparing
such comfortable and cheap quarters for their female
friends and avorites. ticket for lady of respec
liability is S3-a ticket for Miss Wice-Warsey, 81.
Verify the committee have taken Of their
friends
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