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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

A LUxURlANT HEAD OF HAIR .-wyeths Cream
n Of Lilies considered superior to every article for
entirely FIRE. from dandruf and for changing the
Tor Of red light brown auburn hair whisksss match
due For baldnes, the Cream fLies justly esteemed
for is CELEBRITY Of reproduction
From the Proprietor Of the /" N. " Age"
Mn. JoHS wYErH-sir: After six weeks yeur Cream
Of Lilies hair completely restored after haress trial
Of some dozens Of articles, told while travelling in Mis-
year almost bald also applied whskers and strange
they assumed s' Black color having been
With respect and gratitude, am, sir, yours,
New York NAV 10th. 1885,
For sale wholesale RETAIL the PROPRIETOR prices By
A. B. ID. SANDS 10 and 100 Fulton St. Cuon fs9 Broad
Minor, broadway; Hart, Chamber st. and Broad
Way Dickie, Ala Broadway; Clarke, Houston aud
Broadway; Ring GA Broadway; Cole Ogden. Col Broad
wsy syne, 81 and $50 Bowsry; pe~ar, Church and
90 Bnwery Cotton, Blocker Creighton Bedford aud
C,rmns su Lindsay 80 9th Avesae Love los 9th Avenue,
Nety, Christopher It, and Greenwich lane, and Bsrpe
Perflnery store, 81 Canal street
&C. s.ware Of counterfeit, and worthless limitations and
see fac simie OF" J. Wyeih"o on each jyl9-3m
DR. AMOS O. HULLs OFFICE, vEsEY STREET.
~ Excuve devoted TO the Of Hernia, and Prosp.us
o. the Uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate Of ii.
Unworthy 81 this state, IN constant attendance.
Thi. establishment fvoaby known in this city for more
than 20 years. pairon.ed BY the medical faculty whose
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER TO be had on ealing
as above. vEsEY STREET, AsTOR HOUSE
s6u
L,oR CoLoRiNo RED elk GRAY HAIR A PERNiA
NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair nay
permanently coored rich and glossy black by
Jingle application Of Mahomm eds Turkish Dyes and instead
nurng the hair most partitions de- improves II. ap
and 10 very luxurianty. n.
epr,sioE Of this article that orders been
rom American gentlemen resdngip Canton who have sa
actory este its efficacy while at home Price 81 per bottle
and sold Wholesale and retail at
6UIoNs, $50 Broadway,
sls-v Agents for the United states of Au.r,r,
TNFALLiBLE CURE FOX G--a-Morgan'. Com.
pound Daamic Pills, certified being the safest speede
and nost agreeable cur. b. Sir Ashley Cooper Bansy Cooper
Dr. koson Surgeons Lawrence keste Brodie sir Charles
Bell Nc For sale BY appointment by A. D. y. Sands. 10
100 Fulton st. and the following Drggs: Chamber
Brosdway Church Chamber ga Broadway ss q
sac Bowery, CsrmDe and Bedford street as IOs s,h
Avenue and Bunets Patient Medicine store 81 Canal
Price " per bottle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

4 NTEHUNBUG STovES-At NJ. 263 Water street.
n article in the line just made its debut in
Water strickland simple ia its construction that II be
by the latest sorted domestic from the Emerald
Isler without acquiring practical knowledge q eag
neering. Call and sect them. NJ. Low SCo.
s2s eodim. No. 265 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
"Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who 6lches from me my GOOD name,


Robs most villaneusly"
G3-PElNE'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE unequalled
dnrce for cleansing preserving and beauying the teeth
ne 10 them clear aud peary wheness and and
preventing every appearance of tartar II also improves the
color Of the lips and heals all ulcers Of the mouth
rests the progress decay the teet and mpar peculiar
and grateful sweetness TO the breath
~ The best article that know of for ceanr preeerv
ing and beauty ing the teeth, is Peine Orris Tooth Paste
gives to them clear and peariy whi,ene and impsrs
peculiar and grateful 10 ths breath We
daily commend il the Of readers, especially
the female portion Of he No toilet be npee with
out it.n-L1dies' Mag.
The unprecedented celebrity which this excellent
speedily attained under original o
Orris Tooth Paste has induced ndvdaa
make base counterfeit preparations OF which beware, for
they may probably prove highly uri.us the teeth and
TO be compared with the genuine than Hyperion 10
Satyr The original article ha the fac smile Of the
venior and proprietor g. w Peine upon the label without
which it is not genuine.
For sale only Bazaar. l73 Broadway, by Guion lSq
Broadway H. Hart NJ d. as Broadway and % Hudson st.
Howe aud Guion 2s Chatham st.; t. NJ Guon, l27 Bowery
and So Henry VI. corner 81 Pike
Agan-Beware Of Countereit.. an 10 todan'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

Forty Years Experience IA UaTi0us ciimGtes-7tc
ty.foar years established in this cify-Nitter
Quackery Imposition.
DIR J. EVANS,
No. II, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
NR j. EVANS CO ntinues io be consueI con6dentialy
~ ia all W .s' cases, mercuai add chronic disorders
the most improved prsetice he
mild estnen br depended To prevent MISTAKES
y particular u find NO II PEGS Slip.
Minerals Boz containing mpets pan OF medicine for
every forIa The BE- sabeve
with nj erposDg The paterL They will he or6er
ary pat of tie Uniiec Ssi,s
Ao. preventive re"eGy against v'.-r-' that may be
futile relied
All letters post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions
DER. Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and
may be depended on
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
inlay No. IL Peek Slip, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

n IvER COMPLAINTS ~ ermsn's Royal Hepatns, will
IL cure LAYER Comp nt than any Other medicine
Geld the Moderated Lorsnge Wsrshouse, 100
NV York %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

rI,His - TO CAUTION person persons or,
ING my wife, Sophie Mansei "a VII not, from mi. date,
paw any de5s con'rscssd b. b.r sceo nnt
- az John d. MANsELL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04
sEGARs. sEGARs.
topper delight ia the bottle and glass
eek not LIS pie asures 10 mar,

Let the topper delight ia the bottle and glass
viii seek not LIS pleasures 10
But there's netting that eau the enjoyment surpass,
or real Havana Segsr.f-The Smokers Song
q EIXAs his established and popular stand, 50 Cedar st.
- confines rn MS agent in Havana per
arrival Seg OF the Ghosts. and most approved brSns that
the market affords.
His stock hard comprises greater variety than
be procured any eaer establishment IA the city, in
gliding the celebrated Fxa Regaias, Nor.gs, DIS Amigos,
Victoria Union. Traca. and Others which lac has beet
tston avcrring 10 any hitherto imported
Citizens and requested 70 call At 20 Cedar 81
and udee for A.m,elv,s ~ In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-04

Paents enquire OF Mr. Thorn himself. 10 he
found Al No Jones Lane, below Coffee House slip and also
ef his brother, Alderman Thorn Brooklyn Or De Asees
also refers 10 Mr. Thomas NJ Mclean &c Maiden Lane.
his skill IN curig diseases sad Nv John a. Beam and Mr..
Hurti. Book.eII.r and VI join Zui Bronkxn .2s.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

CoRoSER's OFFICE, juno 9.-An inquest was held
at 5l4 Hudson street, the body OF ndrew Cenler
aged years 1t appeared that the deceased was at
play on Saturday afternoon logs at the foot
Of 18th street. when he lost his balance and fell into
the water, and was drowned Verdict, accidental
death. 4s
At No. Washington street, on the body of an
unknown man found drowned along side OF Pier No.
|, North River. Verdict accordingly.
On board the Floridian, the body Of negro
named VIM. Williams, the steward of that vessel
ofaking laudanum that Saturday last he took an
overdose of his favorite stmulan which caused his
death. 1t did not appear whether the taking Of so
much was matter of accident or the result Of any
settled design to destroy himself Verdict, death IN
consequence Of taking an overdose of laudanum.
At No. Is Oliver street, the body Of Maria Will
ams, an infant only weeks old, and who ccident-
ally suhocated 1t appeared that the deceased was
put to bed between its father and mother and that
when the latter awOke in the morning. she found it
backened corpse. Verdict accordingly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10


JUNE b." Peep 0'd0y BOys"- prevalence os
Wet weather during the early part OF the week acted
a. damper on the sports Of the rowdies, and the
watch returns exhibited plentiful lack of disord
lies On Friday night the mson bore sulky look.
and the loafers mustered strong the Battery and
other fashionable caravansaries or the season The
next night they turned out thick bees on bed Of
iswers, and made night hid0pus with their howl
iags The watch and the officers caught few and
they i'll have to suffer for their misdeeds if
the Court of Sessions does its duty.
At the Olympic Theatre one Henry Brown went
into the pit without giving check and on the officer
demonstrating with him, the loafer and lot of con-
genial spirits who were in the pit, fell foul Of the
officer, beat him severely, and raised such hubbub
that the performances were stopped, and order not
restored until the manager had collected his corpg
OF suPernumeraries, and marched to the aid of the
worthy interchangeable. BY this means the PRINCIPAL
offender was captured, and examination before
the sitting magistrate, held to bail in the sum of
$500
In the neighborhood Of the Five Points a row OF
another kind was enacted when an Irish man named
Patrick Casghn attacked one Henry Brown 1.-THE
second of the name) and wounded him &C ros
the face with knife. The next case called on wa
that Of great big hulkng brute, who reioiced in
the name of Reuben Inyan, who had most shoe knclv
i'll treated delicate looking female Of very petite
appearance. This fellow directed to find bail in
the sum of $780, which was fool enough to
give, and so obtained his liberation.
Several others fined in various sums for
drunknness shouting, fighting, and other bad crimes
which they forked out, and were permitted to go
home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

FRoAs CExraAL AAsSIcA--A DlvIsIoH IN .rHE
Corr EosRAcY-By the Patsy b. Dlount, Capt Pc
derson, from Balize, Honduras, We have received
late and interesting intelligence from CentSs Ameri-
ca A separation has taken place among the States
anarchy reigns supreme, and the country is IN q
very distressed and disturbed condition The States
Of Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Honduras have de-
clared themselves free and independent States Ra-
facl Carrera appears to be the grand revouionizer
and at the last accounts marching against Mora
a
From the Balize advertiser" we learn that the
governments of the United States, Central America
aid Holland arranging the basis of gigantic un.
dertaking by which communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific Ocean may be effected through
the Lake of Nicaragua We have before heard of
this enterprise and, should it be accomplished
it will be one Of the greatest improvements ever
made in navigation. 1t will save many thousands
Of miles, and will enable vessels to reach the Paci
fc in half the time now taken.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

OF this amount the manufacturing establishments ~ tho
Uncd States will require At least $4,000 bales before tie
crop into market leaving about bales for EXPORT
u ought be remarked that the bales this year are rs pr
short weight from the general of smaller
pressing boxes with view Of rendering the cotton packages
more portable.
Al the opening Of business is operation hoped would
have very beneficial influence. Bank Of dsncea
per cent? Delaware Hudson per cent, vick.burs open
cents Bank Of Kentucky per cents Canton per cent Par-
son per cent, N. J. Railroad per cent stonngon per
cent, Harlem per Towards the close Of business the
favorable impression seemed 10 off, and doubts cur
ren, as to the authenticity of the circular.
The circular its, anonymon, prosuction issued from,
The Office q " Wilder, Esq, cotton broker. II Is written
IN calculated missad the first impression and
conveys the idea that Messr. Humphreys Bdde have acu
ally offered 20 advance cotton, backed by the " Bank
This IS however certain The proposition supposed 10
have originated this side q the with view 10 create
favorable impression previous 10 the departure Of the resk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

LEGAL PESsrRATfoN.--In summing up the libel
case, day two since, the District Attorney
madea good speech, and said several very good things
Among others which took note Of, was tha
following remark "Gcntlemen OF the Jury-the
time was when matter of interest To the public
might be bruited about society for week before
u got into the columns of a newspaper but now a
days, II man picks mp piece 81 news, off he runs
70 the Office ri the SUM- the Dispatch the Herald.
No gentlemen, beg pardon, don't mean the
Herald, it's of no use going there, for they know
every thing that's going in society before any one
else does We never knew of any lawyer exhibi.
ting more penetration than the District Attorney did
on this occasion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

sULLY's PAINTING Of Queen Victoria 10 now ex-
hibting IN Broadway. There have been so many
contradictory paragraphs published in the Wall street
papers relative this painting that i is advisable
10 state the simple facts Sully sent ont TO Lon
don by the St Georges Society Of Philadelphia, TO
paint the Qucen for this painting he was to have
$1,000 The Qseen sat to him; he made an sdmira-
BILE study; from this study he painted picture for
the Society; he then painted another for himself TO
exhibit. The latter Is now in Broadway, with the
original study and the Queens autograph, given by
her TO Sully.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

o. The sun objects to money articles in morning
papers the ground Of their inutility. The same
argument advanced by poor Reynard in trying
20 persuade his fellows to submit to the loss Of their
tails, after having lost his in trap, in which he
was caught while stealing chickens. One old fox adj
itted the force of his argument and agreed to fol
low hi. fashion whenever he should be caught in the
same predicament.
aAnd j., be wagged his bushy ai1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

RAIsIse CAPrrAL.-The editor "a whig) Of the
Nashville Banner, calls Burton, locofoco political
antagonist liar, and then adds that Burton wants
a whipping as political capital" but advises the
Wings not 10 whip him. Fine manners among
the noliticians
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

Rock Observation-Disclosures the new estab-
lishmcnts the avense, Rock Hall was crowded
yesterday to exsess And in faith II ought TO be so,
for the lovely coastcnance Of the fair hostess and
her choice liquors, enough to captivae the soul
Of any man Of taste.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

o. Catlin's gallery will be open in a few days,
better arranged than ever, and with many valuable
additions. Ills pictures and Stouts beautiful statue
OF the Queen will cause the stuyvesant Institute
10 become the most fashionable lounge in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

AfT- President Van Buren,, fearful Of falling into
the hands Of SLAM, Bang & Co, like poor Dick John
son. intends to proceed TO Saratoga Springs by way
Of Harrisburgh and not to pass through New York
at all Some OF the Cabinet will be here but he will
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

In Wall street, yesterday the subject Of cotton circular
materof much discussion and gave to MANY varieties
of opinions to its origin and its effect The following
10 the circular -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

10 Hamblin Is going to balance accounts with me-
Some two years ago showed HIM up in melo drama,
before Dear Dick Riker, ard he is about TO show
me up in farce Good One good turn deserves
another. lie will make money by the operation.
But in order TO render the scene complete IN all
its parts, must get half dozen butt-enders, and
see il cant enter his stage or sanctun, and kick
up riot but first ! must study Webs latest
and most approved Wall street mode Of SCATTERING
the right arm. Look out therefore for fun at the
Bowery this week and next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

PIErY.-We did not 80 yesterday to our Holy
Mother Church in Barclay street-but we did n OF
miss much Bishop Hughes preached. Now the
good Bishop is an amisble man, and might be, like
Mr.. Van Buren,, capital raiser Of cabbages; bat he
is no Bellarmine--no Massilon. DIR. Power breaches
next Sunday-him we shall go to hear, If possible
He is the great gun of us Catholics, and wa must
stick by him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

scriberto the = Mirror account O ~ psr,sy aAe
shastensss Of style, sc. Query-is - stone -
called Victoria some strectwalker OF London VINO
passes by that name at the Polics ofcess our seen
Washington did the other day. Andis not the Vic
toria Of the Mirror" sister or cousin germaAe OF
the other picked up in the gutter and thus enrolled
on the watch returns? wrNHN ~
Badinage apart, is this not fine specimen Of the
decency, the virtue, and morality of the Wall street
press and its tenders Cannot the National and PHI
ladelphia Gazettes give sermon ON the subject!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-13
o Head OF WORK HORSES,

Consisting Of acork and saddle Horses,
ttco fine brood Mares.
Eight head Of fresh mich Cors aud
stock Cattle.
One hundred choice Sheep, and stock
HOps
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-13
IMPORTANT REPORT.
THE INyEsTIG ATING CoMMIrTEE.

Yesterday, says the National In,elgencer Of the
o9th ultimo, the Investigating Committee Of The
House Of Representatives on defalcs'ions, to whose
labors the country has been looking with deep anx
ie,y for some weeks past, made report to the
House, through their Chairman, Mr. Harlan. The
report is voluminous but 50 reduced system in It's
composition and arrangement of facts, viii rem.
der it most convenient for use ss well "a easy OF
comprehension We have the pleasure OF present
ing to our readers, in the suhjoined extracts, the
predatory remarks Of the report and the conclusions
which the Committee dedaced from the testimony
taken BY them. These speak in terms of alsrning
apprehension in regard 10 the manner in which
have BEEN oil late, executed the du,i-s OF the seve-
raj primary Offices Of the Government, upon the Ell
cency of whose administration the security OF the
national Treasury must ever depend.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-13
VOLUME 40.
Me DICIN K 5 !.
n 1lI1rmERN ANn NIRsES.

DR ~ ETdVS SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING, PREPARED BY
fIaISEI. F-The passage OF the Teeth through
the gums produces troublesome andsdangerous sym
ptoms Ii is known by mothers that there is great
irritation IN the mouth and gumsduring tins process
The gums swell the srcreon of saliva is increased,
the child is seized with frequent andsudden fits OF
crying watehugs, starting in the sleep, and spasms
Of peculiar parts the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and thrusts its fingers into its mouth II
these precusory symptoms notpeedily aileyiaied
spasmodic commissions universally supervene, aud
soon cause the dissolution Of the infant II mothers
who have their little babes afflicted with these dis
tressine symptoms, would apply DR.. William Ey
ans Celebrated Soothing Syrup which has preser-
we'd hundreds Of infants when thought past recovery,
from being suddenly attacked with that fatal mala-
DIV, convusions. For sale in Martinsburg by
October q. IS3s. WIN. DORSEY, Agent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-13
NUMBER 3.

csvers, and disbursers ofthe public moneys which
the laws creating and regulating lie duties contem-
plated and have suifeientl, provided.
5th That, in said disregard oflaw, and neglect
of duty by the said Comptroers, and inefiiciency
Of the office as now administered, is to be fourd
primary cause Of the immense dsfalcations Of the
late collector at the port Of New York, and conse-
quen, loss of public money
CAUSE v. The discontinuanoe ofthe use ofbenks
ms repositories OF the public moneys, and permit
ting the same to accumulate in the hands Of MIR.
Swartwouf.
Gauss VI The negligence and failure Of the Sc
cretary of the Treasury 10 discharge his duty, ss
the head of the Treasury Department, charged BY
law with the superintsndance OF the collection Of
the revenue.
Conclusion offhe Committee.
lat. That. Of late years, important books Of rec.
ords, designed to contain condensed statement
Of the accounts and liabilities of collectors Of GUS
toms, weekly, monthly, and quarterly, have been
permitted to fall into dsusc. in the Department Of
the Secretary efthe Treasury, and thereby render
nueatory many OF the essential checks upon the
detaeations OF that class Of officers arising from
isiing laws and Treasury regulations
I'd The negligence and failure OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury 10 discharge his duty, the head
Of the Treasury Department. charged by law, with
the superntendence Of the collection OF the revs-
nue. and his want Of correct appreciation Of the be.
ore.named records in tho supefntendence Of the
collection ofthe pablio revenues and the consequent
ncgicc, to continue and complete them, are justly
regarded as primary cause Of the escape from de-
lection, Tor 90 long period, OF the immense defal-
cations Of the late collector al the port Of New
York.
Sd That the Secretary the Treasury has been
wanting in proper discharge ct his duty IN ofiice
in permitting Samuel Swartwout, late collector ct
New York, quietly to retain the sum OF $40 900
afef being out &c Office under pfetext Of indemni-
fling himself against claims Of importers for duties
paid him under protest, and liable by him to be re-
funded while il was known TO the Secretary Of tho
Treasury within few weeks thereafter. that said
Swattwout was negecting to refund such protest
money as hc claimed TO do, and that the same
we're being refunded, from necessity, out OF other
accruine resources OF the Governmentby said Swart.
sout's successor in Office.
4lh. That the Secretary Of the Treasury has been
wanting IN proper discharge Of bis duty in Office.
in permitting the present collector at New York to
retain under his own control, and suhjAct 10 bis own
use. comminged with said collectors prisnte funds,
large and accommodating sums Of the public money
colleced for duties paid under protest and against
the declared opinion Of said Secretary, and the
declared opinion of the Attorney General OF tho
United States on the subject, also against the for
mef ussees OF the Department, and instead OF eau
sing the same be paid into the Treasury Of the o.
States.