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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

CURE for Group Bronchitis, Asthma wkooping Cough,
~ and other diseases Of the wind pipe and chest The med
icne here offered for those for dable diseases with
out boosetting blisterng, DR.. Bows Linment DR..
Bow, the inventor is native ans graduate Of he University
Of Edinburgh, and eminent practising physician Alwick
in Northumberland The Lnpea has obtained great celeb
ry in Britain unfag and speedy almost
remedy in the dangerous diseases above enumerated and has
instance failed In New York, also, and the
rounding states far the Caronas and Florida, certain
successful efficacy has been experienced by infants and
adults bankers planters, ceg,men and Others who have used
Themselves th,ir families lady Of the city &C New
York who formerly lost children BY Group having
Others seized with the alarming msay found the disease
checked in both the Of three four phias
o the nmen and she emrhacsy declares she would rather
be without silk gown than without pha Of this invaluable
medicine in her house.
To be had with printed directions for OF WmChamber
a93 Broadway, sole agent for selling In New York. 81
per pha and who will give ample reerences in New York
70 Dr.. Bows professional eninence jyelA'
DISEASES from mprudcnce, and secret Destructive Prac
H. Education obtained in the first
Europepracee rendered perfect by twenty-five years. cxpe
rencc IN. British Army n the Military and Naval Hosp
tails and Arsenas aud ~ the West Indies the tests BY
which mankind should be guided when the aid Of Practitioner
Is required These the qualifications Of DR. JoHs B.Ern
RwiS and perfectly unrxamped in the city New
York The proof the great certainty which attends his
men Of the obstinate lie has had failure
The great increase of his professional business has compelled
him 10 take another Office addition 10 his old establishment
and nay at No 204i Fulton street No ~ Bekman
street, one door below Nassau.
At these Offices may be had, just publshed by Dr. b. Irwin
"A Treat,e the Male Organs Of Generation, and the
various di.eases connected herewith
No connection with other office. Jel3.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

ID EMovAL.-MRs BLANC has removed from 81 ASH
IN street TO 900 William street and continues 10 teach En-
broidery, Raised Work in Silk and Worsted making War
Worsted and Shell Flewers aud War Fruits &c sc the
most reasonable terms.
Drawings for embroidery slk furnished Cor sale Wan
Sheets, Coiors, and War Fruits. jel2lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

~ ~ nK00OHOOkyn
0ENERAL OUTTITTING STORE.
Where Gentleman may every arsie for conue&o
81 =. Ostit Of the best suality
No. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUARE, NY
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Outfttng line.
And what isimpsrtant, be sure
That uatiring zeal will combine,
With skip in preparing each
As good as ssewhers can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet shin MAJ
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles we'll made and seeuse
Mere they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to THAI class
From the counterpart, blanA ct and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass.
Gentlemen also will fad
Their ready made linen complete
From fabrics the best Of their Kind
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts Draw'rs, Belts and Hose
Handkerciefs, Bosoms and Stocks
While the skill that each article shows
Brings customers crowding in nocks
But he need not each item rehearse
The Suspender, the Cellar the Glove
The Pantaoon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fine those mentioned above
Linens, likewise, to order made
Ai BY those who are known to excel
And the very fair price that IS paid taA
Yields work that is always done we'll
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where an ample assortment is found,
And at once there be able to GO
Without searching the city all round.
Ase Nesting and Stock Satns lengths purchasers
my29-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11


No. 100 Hes
The above all manufactured under the personal
psrintendence Of Mr. JOSEPH elliott, whofor twenty
years devoted his time in close application and study to
their perfection. -.
practical mechanic himself effort 10 spared that will IN
the tend their improvement; hey made from VIII
OPINIONS OIL
Joseph Gott patent elongated metallic pens the best
article of the kind that have used We went back to the
quill time ago after trying almost variety OF me-
taic pen the market satisfied pens equal to
those produced Goose Cot but having come accro mr.
Gilox again enlisted every good democrat should
under the metallic tanner"-Bosfcn Morning Post. I.
The itself is worthy its rich contents and tns whole
credit upon the esa that has saved TO penmen
such world OF trouble in cutting goose quilts, and nibong
points a little used.
awe may safely speak Of these srceent DESERT
inc high comnendation Phil u S. Gas.
good steel pen lasts longer than quill and when il is
service have only threw away and III another
to holder there you are armed aud equpped for eb
bling II made Of the best steel and properly tempered as Is
the with Glot they quite elastic the best Hol-
Land Russia qu have the advantage Of not losing either
heir point their elasticity BY In short for The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
PUBLISHED sAILy
JAW n = &, ~ Nc DON RENNETT.

NO II ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.-Thc extensive eircuistsea
Of the rssLp both w town and country, makes psvss
channel for advertisers.
ron Twelve LESS.
day, ~ SO days, 81 IS days. 81 10 days, - -
ols a@n an
Fos KieHr LINES on Lrss
week, ~ 30 , months, ~
1 month, 90 a ,oopth. ID a.
% All entertainments 10 be paid before their insrt
Advertisements inserted in the WISELY HrsALp at 81 -
per square every insertion.
messwe HrRlLDissusd every morning, except sundsSy
price hro cents per copy Cooy subscribers furnished
The same rate, for any specific period remittance in 80
vance No paper sent, unless paid In si~ancs. -
WEEKLY HspsLpissoed every Saturday mornns fat %
clock, price cents per copy. Furnished ceuntry ubssr
bers AZ 80 per annum, in advance
CoRREsroypRrrs requested to sddre. their letters 70
Jd,re Ge'do~ Bennett Proprietor and Editor, aDdss lette
business be post PAD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
d. zoo REWARD-CROss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
dQ VOO for the Gaets

6 kOO REWARD.-CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE
%OOV for the cure Of Gonorrha, elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered for the thG
is the most certain.
makes speedy and cure whsut the least re-
gard to de drink exposure change application
We give no long quackish recommendation deceive the
public the medicine does not speak for itself no one shall
speak for IT. Our object is notify where il had and
that proprietor challenges single
under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of So
cetyhgh low, rich and poor matrimonial single They
presented with remedy BY which they can cure
themselves without the least exposure shortest time pos
sibe. n
Further the disease cannot be contracted dose Of tn.
Mixture taken at night going bed VIXEN exposed
put up In bettes with full directions
at ~ bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DR. WM. H. MILNORs Drug Store No,
s3 Broadway corner Dey street. Franklin House York
and at Jones utchnson of Chestnut Seventh
streets, Philadelphia. iels3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
PIANO FORTE S AND MUSIC.

fRoW nd eGrA pSp,M Pau&c,
latest h fhr,w nd 30 cree f venerable dG l; al hnhaewa nd
h Pn
ssfurhwp ner, pa Ps dmaogn
sofeerv rey uMy
N3-Pm chae il6n tthen advantage Ian determined
FLUTES CLARIONETS OBOEs, FLAGEoLETS, OCTAVE
~ d
Purchase find nec % hi Song an Also o fhea
h fp
% Burrows,
P Music sold t htbl sl INC tdpu 1 ii her hop u ttn
F.
faieoem N,sg o Bradws Paul.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey goose
quill as the badge Of our professionally y Com .49v
VITA one OF these pens endea
uce to Mr. Glos usefulness and scarcely
own handwork the pen to by influence
dependent OF our voon and the characters traced by
are altogether superior TO have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure IN bearing this public testimony Mr. Gos
fee personal obligation for the facilities his nycn.
ton affords "a, r-Nsr York Herald
"GAons Steel Pensn-@We in the habit Of using
metallic Pens but we 6nd those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
have tried and heartily them as excel
lent They the handsomest too that saw far
that goes and the mode Of fastening them the
perior that have noticed holding them much rmer
and IN better position The which they came
tou 'casket worthy Of its jewels On the whole totts
lork Gdsns ols.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL PENS.

WAREHOUSE,
l<man
liam Jessop Sons best Steel (Which cannot be
III its excellent quaity and the sudest and most able work
men alone employed, the public may confidence rely
maintenance Of those qualities which have obtained for
Joseph Gotts Patent Steel Pens great reputation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

@ 1t being the wish Of many persons who have had the
above Filters that the subscriber should
the Of Them he hereby acquants his friends and
the public he intends to keep them constantly ON hand
and aers himself from the long experience he has had in
London and he cannot be excelled in the above
tele j. SIONE,
ill Inn Plumber and Engineer $50 Broadway
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
FOREIGN.

(From The Ne,O York Eoening Post. May s.
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
AT early hour last evening, the steam ship Liver
pool, Capt Fayrer, arrived It the Quarantine ground
where she detained until this morning by case OF
the small pox which had occurred ON board.
Liverpool papers Of the Goth April and London pa
pers Of the 10Th, both Inclusive, have been reoeived
The interest attached to the American boundary cues
ton appears have entirely subsidized No; single al
fusion made the subject in the latest papers which
Gre before
Parliament, reassembled after the vacation of the Eas
Ter HOLIDAYS, on the 9Th April On The 18Th, debate
commenced in the Commons on motion of Lord John
RUSSELL relating TO the conduct OF Ministers IN the Co.
vernment of Ireland which was no! closed on the l9lh.
our latest date Thc London journals speak OF this ques
ton inv diving The fate Of the present ministry.
A bill has been introduced into The House OF Com
mons proposing to suspend the existing Government Of
fas Ss ns .
three persons TO be sent from England
The ministerial crisis is at an end in France the
King has triumphed and the Opposition have been de-
feaed in the election of President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies The ballotng took place on The l7h Of April
=. which time there were 43l members, OF which PIG
were necessary to the nomination OF a candidate. The
result Of the vote found TO be follows in favor
ef NJ Passy, 223; Odillon Barrot, l73; Dupin; 8 Du
hure,3.
ENGLAND
John Gait the author Of Lawse Todd and other works
died OF paraIyc stroke a, Greenock on the 18th of
April.
PAoXsISI.-The physicians despair of beiup able 10
prolong the days Of this emine artist no appeas
to have lived tor time past by positive enchsntmeut
1t is said that Paganini will leave fortune Of ten mil
lions Of francs fdU0 000) which, according to his las
intention, win be divided among his musical colleagues
both in France aud Italy, whose number rated at be-
tween seven and eigh, hundred France Musicale
SH!PwREcx OF THE BRIs RETRENcR. OF GREEyocx
FOR NEw foRk.-On Thursday afternoon the Brig Re.
trench bound for New York, with fortyfve passe
called from Greenock the wind blowing fresh from the
East which was iaIr wind for the vessel On Friday
morning the deep sea steamers brought the news to
Greenock that the Re,rench ashore on the rocks
adjoining the CumbrG lighthouse; and It blowing gale
at the time fears entertained that the vessel would
be dashed to pieces, and oil on board perish The Gul
liver tug steamer Immediately ordered of TO the as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

EDROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the U. s.
III from the lsl Of July, 1889, the Both Of June,
si3 OH the following route, will be received at the De.
paliment until the 4h day Of June next, al o'clock
| p. m 10 be decided The next day
No 1921 From Richmond. by O'Brian S, Chicliaho.
miny Goodnls Montpelier N"grofuot New Amster-
dam Hendrrsons Cross Roads. Locust Creek, Jackson
and Long Creek, 10 Frcderckshall, and back twice
week.
! Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and Friday at 6 q
m, arrive at Frrdeickshall next day by II IN.
Leave Frcdcricksall every "Wednesday and Saturday
a, IN, arrive al Richmond next day by 7Pm
l. The route the sum- and The residence Of the bidder
should be distinctly saIst in the bid the should be
sinied by The ycnr ...- ..,-t..
panied by guarantee, signed by more response.
bic persons, in The following form, viz:
"The undersigned guaranty that If his
bid for carrying The mail from 10 be
accepted by The Postmaster General, shall enter into an
obligation prior 10 the isl day OF September nrxt with
posed
DATED =, 1880"
This should be accompanied by The certificate of
postmaster other equivalent testimony, that the guar.
of property, and able 10 make good their
guarantee
3 The Postmaster General is prohibited BY law, from
making contracts FIR the transportation OF the mail with
any person who shi have entered into any combna,ion
or proposed 10 ener into any combination, 10 prevent
the making Of any bid for mail contract by any other
person persons or who shall have made any agree
ment or shall have given performed, or promised 10
give or perform any consideration TO do or no, to do
any thing Whatever 10 induce any other not 10 bid for
mail contract
4 The proposals should be sent 10 the Department,
sealed endorsed, "Proposals for route No 1891 and
addressed 10 the First Assislan, Postmaster General
AMOS KENDALL.
Pos1 OrrnE DEPARTMENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

THNlMBER TlMBERM-The highest prices given for
4 Billet Timber and Hoop Poles, deliverable a, the
Penitenary. }. u. WATSON,
April IA t2-it General .7genL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
NOgf'S OFFICE.

Drawn numbers Of Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No.
3, drawn lllh May:
IS 80 25 "A IS SO G5 IS 60 90 &C 3
Nav Il git
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

.Nanascrs' Office, Richmond, ia.
nRAWN Nos of Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No.
~ 3. for 1S39-drawn llih May. 1889:
rs 40 % "a Is 81 IS 50 50 90 C 3
May II 2-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14


FOREIGN OFFICE, April 3, 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

Posi- OrFIeE DEPARTMENT,
Nav 8 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
inn is periorining in Houston, Texas.

sEPA CARD.-The members ofthe
NEWPORT ATHENKUM would tender
their grateful Acknowledgements to the
Gentlemen who have lecturcd before
them, during the past season, and TO
the public generally, for encouraging
their incipient exertions in providing
means Ofinstruction and rational amusc-
ment. They would farther add, that
the efforts made during the past, shall
not be relaxed in the future, and that
they expect at an early date in the en-
suing season, to announce the recon-
mcncement Of their Lectures.
Newport, April 18th, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

FoR STAR-GAZERs.-Our evening sky now
presents, when clear, an exhibition OF stars
unusually interesting and magnificent. AT
half past O'clock, let the observer take n
station where his view of the sky will be un-
obs,ruc,cd looking toward the southern hem.
ispherc. In the west he will easily rccog-
nize the planet Venus, by her dazzling bril-
lancy and little before her, TO the right.
hc will see Mercury, now Mt his greatest elon'
CATION from the sun, and as well on this rs
on account of his high northern dccination,
most favorably situated for observation. -
The light of Mercury is feeble compared with
that of Venus, yet that planet is rarely seen
SO distinctly as at present.
In the South, not far from the meridian,
Sirius the largest of the fixed stars, affords
an object hardly less attractive than Venus,
and may readily be distinguished from all the
neighboring stars, by its white and sparkling
light and directly west of Sirius will be
seen Orion one of The largest and most beau
tiful ofthe consultations. Carrying the eye
toward The left, the spectator will recognize
Mars, shining in tho southeast, at high cle-
va,ion, and readily distinguished from the
stars by his fiery red hue, AZ well as by his
greater magnitude. in the eastern sky, Ju'
piier, at present nearly at the period OF his
greatest br'llnncy, fnrms striking conn-
tcrpart to Venus, in the wcst.-.NeW Hdpen
Herald.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

American government intended to pursue
lie would be however, fully justified in sta.
ting that the most friendly disposition toward
this country prevailed in that quarter
(Hear.)
Sir =. CAsNrNo-What is the date of the
communication to which the noble lord re.
fcrs
Lord PALMgRsroN replied that he did not
remember the exact date, but that the com.
munication had reached him by a rapid con.
veyance (the Great Westerly lie could not
cay whether the result Of the negotiations
referred to by the honorable gentleman that
both governments were animated by most
serious desire to obtain such a result
(tiear.)
After this corn laws again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
From the Charleston Courier Of the
FLORIDA INDIANS.

Extract from q Letter, received in This city,
dated. near Monticello, Florida, March 2lst.
"We are still in constant dread of the In
dlans. About ten days ago they attacked a
family so near to Monticello as six miles
the old man, Mr.. Gray, was sitting at his
fircsde reading an almanac, which he had
that evening purchased at n store in Monti-
cello. They entered the house 80 quietly
and with such light and stealthy step, that
they were not heard until they were in the
room they instantly fred upon the poor old
man and killed him. Miss Gray was sitting
with her little brother in her arms; they
wounded her in the stomach, the ball passing
through the little boys leg. Dcspairing Of
life, she forced her way right through the
midst of them; she succeeded in getting into
the yard, when the child was taken from her;
she received two other wounds. n stab on
the shoulder and blow on the head viii h
cut her severely. After all this she escaped.
and is recovering. The poor little boy SUI
tercd great deal he says, that after the
Indians took him from his sister they threw
him down and stamped upon his head, after
which he remembers no more. He was Ia
ken up the next morning for dead, but life
was extinct; he lay insensible for four days
with his head swollen 10 most unnatural
size, but the doctor thinks he will recover
One Of tho old mans daughters escaped with
two children without the slightest injury, but
the youngest one was found the next morn.
ing dead before the house, having been stab
bed through the heart. After plundering the
house, they set il on fire, and poor Mr.. Gray,
who, two hours before, was as well as any of
us, was Consumed in his house and his ashes
mingled with those of his home His chill
dren are now destitute, and added to that list
Of numbrless orphans which this horrible
war has made.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

The Wilkcsbarrc Farmer says:-thc large
coal lands owned by tho heirs of The late NJ.
IIcllcnback, about two miles in the rear Of
this borough hive been for como time past
on fire, which is at the present time burning
with considerable violence. The vein is the
largest in the valley, being twenty five and
thirty feet in thickness and supposed to cx.
tend at different elevations and ,hcknesscs
throughout the whole extent oi the Wyoming
Coal region. The bed on fire is ut 40 great
an elevation above the surrounding water
course, that water in any quantity cannot be
communicated to il. The mouth of the bed
aud all outlets have been filled up, but fs.
surcs continue to open in the range of the
FIRE, caused by the intensity OF the heat, and
the air thus finds access to the flames and
continues its excitement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNl-
TURE AT AUCTION,

There wW be sold al Public AUCTION, az
the house Of james Hoh, near The Mills,
al Me head Of Broad-streci, on Saim-
day, .aPra 10th, at 10 O'Clock, a. ~,
A III his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
"a Consisting of beds. tables, chairs, car
pets. looking. glasses, crockery, iron-ware.
cook stoves, &c.
Also-one good second, hand chaise and
harness.
Also-onc pow in Spring street Church.
hasedioteiy after, the House will be let for
the term of one yeor--posscssion given inn
mcdlaicy. Conditions made known at time
and place. WM. Lave, .4uctr,
Newport. April 4, l639
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

Nrw BSDroRp, April I0.-Anoiher Fire in
he Woods.-An extensive fire occurred yes
terday in a tract of woodland owned by Mr..
Benjamin Cummings, in Dartmouth, about
two or three miles south west from Russelr-
Mills. The fire was occasioned b. an i'm.
prudent attempt al burning over small LOT
adjacent, when the flames Immediately spread
with great rapidity over a tract Of many
acres.-[. [.Vtv Bedford Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
T,uNToy, Mass. April 10.

F,eg N raE woops.-Anothcr fire broke
out in Prcctown Woods, on Sunday night
last, aud up to yesterday afternoon, had
burned with rapid progress, over space of
upwards Of nine miles. The scene is repre-
sen,ed by those who have been there, as
cing truly terrific. II commenced at n
place called Ashlcytown, about eleven miles
distant from this place. When frat seen
about eleven o'clock, il was burning IN SIX
or eight different spots, some distance apart.
We have heard TINT one dwelling house aud
several barns have been consumed. u "
sup posed to have been set on fire. Uhig.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

MIR. SAMUEL SLOAN, of New York,
AVA respectfully informs the citizens Of New
port, that he has taken rooms in the house Of
the late DR.. Case, at the foot Of Washington
square, where he intends painting the PoR.
TRAITS Of all persons who may favor him with
their patronage. All persons land others
wishing their Portraits taken, are requested
to coll and examine for themselves, at bis
rooms, where he can be found from the hours
of 9 a. m. until 4 p. m. His charges are low.
No likeness no pay. April I6.