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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

: r-~-. IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOX BOSTON,
- Daily, tsundays excepted !" Y NJ, irom
5ssssck<fss4& Battery Place, PIER No. l. North hver
ria stoninr,on Newport and Providence. Steamers Ms'sa
shuss,ts Capt Comstook NsrrsySmett, Capt Ch'd Lex
,ncton Capt Vanderbilt and the Massachusetts One OF
,s above boat. will leave New YORK daily except sunday
Passengers ON the arrival Of the steamers Al sonng
ton NAV ake the Railroad and proceed with the maj
immediately 10 Bos on or may sonnus the steamer W,
Newport and the regular Railroad ears at Providence Tor
The steamboat LEXINGTON. Captain Vanderbilt. viii
leue this afternoon, Monday, August ", al o'clock from
pier NJ. Providence, stonington aud Newport anu
The MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Com'ioek, tomsrro"'
my2r6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

I STONES WATER FiLTERs-1he.e hlters have been
% highly approved Europe and America Tor the last
thirty 10 aay h rtc invented
they coabine the properties Of purifying weii clarifying
the most turhid water II slmo. needless TO ADVERT to the
struced altering az Obvious to every that
filtered rain water / much wholesome and conducive to
health thas either spriss river ormet inva
rably substances olutos and the latter
being and pu,rd animal asd Vegetable
matter the constant Of which frequently occasions the
most ,,adf diseases. such ver sgses hvee conpsnts.
&c FILTERED also of the greatest importance for es-
,y.ctis more peecy the vrves o. coffee &C. the truth
or which can easily tested BY makss thu experiment With
altered and u.sltered Manufactured and old osly BY
,. STONE, Plumber and Eogineer,
300 broadway, M.
Ps-Thc.s Who have Filters made BY persons not under
,,sS.c The b-snes. have them repaired asd fitted sp
the sss.rbrs plan and warrastsde act perfecuS fin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
We asre rot what dull plodder. say
A COED SEGAR drives care away.

yTTE have choL the above coupt Of the old song the
wv e.ding of this advertisement, from drn conviction
Of it, TRUTH Having hand sor,nsn, Il as 6nest
Segar, imported In TIE United So. snd selected
pr,y Cor this e.abshr-s toy agent at Havana fee
great confidence Ia friends and the
public The comprises the ch VIC 4 and most roPa-
lar Notwithstanding the Extra Nonesa, Ia Norma Imperial
Trabuco, lmprssss Csmones, Preasra Reeas. the hnsst
70 this county and imported expressly for prvsts
anI various others which all who appreciate the Jar
ary OF a good ssgar invited 10 call and examine.
Remember that Seras 81 CEDAR street receives h, Segas
direct Hsvana they selected exclusively for him with
the greatest by competent Judge aud there other
place in The city where and Others obtain with
equal certainty the genuine pure Havns 30 Cedar street.
iy26-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

Two ARLhIrEITs, BUILDERS, AMI OTHERS
The subscriber, would respectfully inform builders and
,tAes that they have constantly hand and prepared -
furnish short notice, architectural ornaments ei every de-
scrpon "cr the interior finishing % dacling shurchcs,
pablo buidngsn capitals for colamns and
do. al the orders Of architecture, CONSOLES trusse
rch.d moudsg rosetes p.tares fese ornaments hc s.
any The long proved quality 81 composition
ens executed by them, renders useless to much IN
its euogy; and, the they possess, and from losg
practice the execution of models moaids and every Depart
ment business nstter themselves that for holness Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty, their work will be k.nd
much superior thing Of the kind done any other place,
they having avoided that tiny aa and underlined appearance
much Justly complained OF Great attention having
paid the modes o manufacture 20 n,urs the beet quality
scale Of prices will be found t. be beyond tie reach q
abatement competition.
wonla find material saving aud likewise procure superior
article BY calling writing for any thing Of the kind they msy
require have hand, and snsbed fI orders 10
my amount At very short notice
CALLER K MURPHY,
Mandatory ss2 Brssdwsy,
mylA3mF One door from NiblsS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
r-w~ - sOUTHtRN DAILY MAIL Line Tor
~ Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg, aud
ltf16ki3x841R- RcbuanJ The steamboats, ALABAMA,

49, - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE ~,
EA4' Norfolk Charleston, :. c., Petersburg, ano
JkhhlarsaA&- Rchmond.-1he steamboats, ALABAMA
<ENTUCKY and JEWEss, all boats ofsreed and accomo
cation will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk aud Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock immediately al
arrival ~ the from Philadelphia, and Will arr,
sert ornipc Portsmouth in time for the cars Tor Wns
on, steamboats, 10 Charleston Returning wi leave
portsmouth, every day after the cars arrive from me seun
each Baltimore morning time for the cars for Phia
elphia. uL.,..,.
These boats connection with me wen KNOWN "
very Saturday Charleston giving travellers achoce lheS
so run in connection with the James River boats to
urg and Rchnond Strangers informed toid sra'eh.rs
uow) hi. the cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
outhern travellers there are no changes fromaars sear
os and stages ~. dead Of night, rs on the washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part o. s
community will patronse them, IN giving equal fac'hs aad
Passage and Far, to Norfolk, So. JOHN W. BROWN,
mssH Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

DRivArE DiSPENsARi DIR. DE ANGELS, Tor
mery practitioner Of medicine the public hospitals at
Naples and member of the medical faculty OF the city Of New
York where he has beer practcng PHI since the lss
continues be consulted nj his oce No 1875 Fulton street.
nearl, opposite church street.
The obstinate and nyeterae Diseases requiring the
ouudest judgment in treatment and particularly all orr
enang ia mpuriy Of the blood and chronic Affections reu
distractions ulcers tile throat erupii Of the
kn, debility Sc. will be ey and radically cured by
tie least expensive and the most Convenient to patients Re
needles "a be used prepared by HIMSELF and their good ef
fccts rendered iufallbic.
Doctor ne Angels has effected in many which
had baed all the &C the medical art but he cites
onl, Copy of letter from Drs. Osborne and Ireland
~ yscisns q ,hi, city, TO DR.. De Anceli,:--
li6 Fulton street, Dec. q, 1918.
srWe have hesitation in replyn your note in
ing deserve much credit for successful treatment Of
ur John Thorn after had ba.d physicians both here and
ID favorable climate. We your obcdien Servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ. ID.
w. IA. IRELAND, NJ. ID.
Patients may inquire OF Mr. Thorn himself who y TO be
1ud NJ. Jore.' Lane below Coffee Heu,e Slip and also
Of III. broth r, Alderman Thorn, Brooklyn. jyl6lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

~ NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-TAe
n ~ regular sales by auction at mis- weH known -
RHxa Enlistment. OF Horses, Carriaess &C., eoso-
IN u nue. to tsks place on every Alosdy, =
0'clesk, Throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place ,IoNay Aug ~,
at IL O'clock ensing with Carriages Harness. &c. and
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses wn commence. +,
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested -
make early application, good naInbsr tho
catalogue horse be offered auction uns register
ed time for number the catalogue for which pur, tho
register viii be kept open till Saturday, Aug 10, aer
GEO. w. MILLER
jya-y Successor to J. w. Watson, t46 B, oadwsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
WINDOW BLIND MANUEACTORl.

WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORl.
THE subscriber respectfully bsgs 70 inform the public ha
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortmsni
every description OF the painted transparent washable
shades consisting of Italian AL other lardcapes, DiaphI
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds, which he
confidently recommend Cor their beauty strength and ~
rshy, they have bees known, with common care TO as
from ten To fourteen wears The prices the shades cadn
rer, ases rack pues 6tin.s for windows, compets
vary FROM - aud upwards pair. blinds painted and ts
order, Nv applying TO GEORGE rLATl, ~ Spruce 81
Nh. Country dealers supplied w.A blinds and blind stags
-2n'y
w HlTE sULPHUR SPRINGS OF NiRGNIA.-The
w Subscribers have Just received large supply Of the
above Water from oroprors which thsV cer for sale al
MIR stores se D " li0 broadway and 10 Ator House.
= ...ral disco, Of a, 70 Wholesale purchasers.
RUSHTON ASPiNwALL,
Agents for the Proreo for ~ York and the Eastern States
tyl6-ln.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

= r-x4, aFoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
S--EA--1 Ocean House, Rumson Landing, Red Bank,
xsssnarSssvAs- and Estontown Dock-1he steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Allrr, will follows. daily from foot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
8ENTLEMEN's
rAs.r lsLE II-DHAING

BENTLENENs
CAST.tsFF CLOTHING
BOUGHT, 49, sHr rCLL vsLuv GtvES ~ CASH, Nv
w. LEVITT "a Duane st.. doors from William
- KNOW ISG there persons who make grea, pun
heir advrI,,K cor Cast on Clothing, BE &c, and who
Many d. 10 t.ve the full value Cor the sameH
~ tho., g who may have such articles by
hcm ani who ma, send for hm of receiving the very utmost
-sl-e IN CASH Tor every srticle
" B-A line through the post Office. otherwise, 70 ts
shove address. viii m-i With due aitrnti'n. 's'e an'
g TORE NO. 90 CHArhAM CukNrR oGaNr So
> 10 let and stock of Clothing for The subscriber IN
tends leaving the city, fsrs Tor sale M stock 81
goods consisting 81 ready male clothing good. and rm
mngs the principal part &C which y calculated Tor the ~
trade. Also 70 t the occupied ~ him from now unh
the first OF MAY The stand " y Known t. be %. -
the bes, in the city or this Business ApPy - the rrsm.s %
jys0 Nv. WILLIAM btRhihN.
Two sTRA NUERs.-IlFtANY YOUNG, Fascy
L Dealers No $50 Broadway. directly opposite The cv
Hail. the inspection sf prchaser very choice sciec.
ton Of new, rich. tasteful aud appropriate frTsy ahstor
Bridal Birthday rhoprna other prtsen-fottaole srt
ces & ircreers; fine fancy Stationary PcJns'y including
every article in request es the fnss qny elegant specimens
or Chness manufacturers Curios from the American In
dams: fancy articles aud curos generally III Of which
selected with u, procured the most evansgec
terms. and " be disposed &C ri such reasonable and uniform
price. a. the, hone will them the confidence and favor
OF such as ma, honor them with call .u8 In
GERMAN sILyERin sheets of I'll gusges and lines. war
ran,ed clear of AL flaws perfectly maeabe and of very
white color at all time. hand and FOR sale qaany
au7.y LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER Gold-st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

p ECO n EXCURSION to Shrewsbury, Longbranch
S1-GsGA-1 AMI Ocean House, Sunday August Ith.
The Steamboat Saratoga, Capt. Wilcox
will leave the foot of Canal street oock foot Of Liberty
at half past and Battery at 9bclock Returning will
leave Red Bank at 3 O'Clock p. M.
This Excursion will give persons opportunity to drive
and battle the Ocean House and early the evening
Passage each way. rs cents. je9 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

nANIEL SWEENEY, "A Ans street, returns his ascers
~ thanks TO his friends for the LIBERAL sortthsy
have uniformly rendered hn he first opened his Kcatoy
and that IL will be his ,dayof Inertia
continuance OF their appreciation m table away furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who hoaor his
table with their presence, may depend upon being served with
cleznIne.s Wilt, and promptitule. ilen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
HYDE PARK HOTEL.

II MILNE has the pleasure OF announcing To his friends
the public ally that he has taken the shove beau
u the Of Doth and st Avenue,
where he prepared TO dinner parties tie best
by due notice Hs and liquors Of the choicest Kind
and attention bestowed for the comfort Of his ,sters
au7 In.
NEW REFECTORY-J SWEENEY informs his irenA
~ and the public that he has opened Rei.cory ths>
large and elegant building, Ne i Fuiton Fish, Fiesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every dca
oy Of the provided appears in the marAet
No attention will he hs part 10 give gcner
satisfaction and he hopes 70 lind that encoogemsu1
which he 10 determined 10 deserve.
il0n ,. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

GUNS PISTOLS, BRITANNIA WARE AND JAP.
VI AMY
10 Cssrs Guns;
IL Pistns;
10 tasks Dixon 4 sons Britannis Ware;
DO Tea Trays, Sc
The above just opened and viii b sod Al ertrcns sv
pr, -. Nv A w. SPIES 90.
mys7 .6m' 1871 Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
LONDON LINE 0F PACKETS.

SA& LONDON LINE az PACKETS.
MIMI To SAL the lst 10th, and a0Hh OF every month
8Ths line Of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
following ships which will succeed each other the order IN
which they named sailing punctually from New York and
Portsmouth, the t 10Th, 20 and from London on tine TN
WITH and 9th Of every meah throughout the year, vz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

heart--oould but have regained the inno-
cence that reigned in my breast as l entered
the garden at Sesiri-couid but baye restor-
ed my victim to life, felt as il | could look on
with transport, even though Blanca were in his
arms.
BY degrees this frenzied fever Of remor.e
settled into permanent malada Of the mind
into one Of the most horrible that ever poor
wretch was cursed with. Wherever | went.
the countenance OF him | had slain appeared
to follow me. Whe never turned my head,
l behsld il behind Inc, hdeous with the CON
tortions Of the dying moment. have tried
IN every way 10 escape from this horrible phan-
tom but in vain. know not whether 1t be an
illusion Of the mind, in consequence Of my dis
NAL educ alton at the convent, or whether a
phantom was really sent by Heaven to punish
me, but there il ever is--at all times-in all
places. Nor has time nor habit had any effect
ia famiiiarzing me with its terrors. ! have
travelled from place to plsce-plunged into
amusements--tried dissipation and distraction
Of every kind-all--all in vain. ! once had re-
course TO my pencil, az a desperate eSpedlent.
4 painted an exact resemblance Of this phan-
toms face. | placed it before me, in hopes
that by constantly contemplating the copy, !
might diminish the effect Of the original. But
| only doubled instead Of diminishing The mis-
cry. Such is the curse that has clung 10 my
footsleps-tlat has made my life a buuhen,
but the thought Of death terrible.
Go knows what have sufered-what days
and days, and nights and nights Of slecpless
tormen,--what a neyer-dying worm has
preyed upon my heart-what an unquenchable
fra has burned within my brain lie knows
the wrongs that wrought upon my poor weak
nature that converted the tendereSt Of afiec
tions into the deadIiest OF fury. lie knows
best whether a irail erIng creature has exps-
by long enduring torture and measureless re-
morse the crime OF u mOmcut of madness. Of
ten have prosrraie1 myself in the dust, and
implored that he would give me a sign Of his
forgiveness, and let me die
Thus far had ! written some time since.
had meant TO leave this record OF misery and
crime with you, 10 be read when | should be
no more.
My prayer to Heaven has AT length been
heard. You were witness to my emotions last
evening at the church, when the vauted tenn
pie resounded with the words Of atonemcni aud
redemption. ] heard a voice speaking to me
from the midst of the music heard II rising
above the pealing of the organ aud the voices
of the choir--it spoke IN the tones OF celcs
tlal melody-ir promised mercy and forgiveness,
but demanded from me full expiration. now
go 10 make IL. Tomorrow | shall be on my
way to Genoa. to surrender myself to Justice.
You who have pitied my sunerlngs, who have
poured the balm of sympathy into my wounds
do not shrink from my memory wdh abhor-
renee now that you know my story. Recol
Iect, that when you read of mv crime ! shall
have atoned for il with my blood
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

The SICKNESS AT TIE SoUTH.-At. Angus
ia on the first three days OF September, the
Board Of Health reported seveu deaths from
the prevailing fever. and several from other
causes. Ii is stated in the public prints that
the city is quite deserted, most OF the inhabi-
tants having fled to the country.
AT Mobile on the goth, very little amellora-
ton of the sickness was reported. The char
acter Of the disease for the week previously,
was that Of congestive or bilious fever. show
ing decided abatement in the cases Of yellow
fever. The bills Of mortality prove that the
sickness has been attended with very great
mortality. The largest weekly report was that
ending on the 25th August, giving 43 inter-
ments; the number since then, five days, a.
mounting to SO showing a slight decrease.
At New Orleans the last report of the City
Hospital was as follows;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

BUENos AYREs AND MorTEyfDEo.-The ar
n'al OF the brig CycloPs at Philadelphia brings
intelligence from Monteyideo as late as the 7Ih
OF July. AdVices received in that place from
Buenos Ayres report that on the eth Of June,
mob supposed to be instigaied by Rosss, en-
tered the Senate Chamber while the house was
IN session, overpowerine the Senators and put
ting TO death the President Don Msza, and bis
sou Colonel in the army, then quarered in
the city. About two hundred persons supPos-
ed TO be concerned in the affair we're imme-
dlateIy arrested and committed to prison to a.
wait trial
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

was in consequence Of large msstif dog hsy-
ing lesser one in his griDe. Several persons
tired, by splitting the mastifi's ear, and By biting
and pinchIng its tail, to make it let 60 is hold,
but 10 yain.-At last delicate and dsndlfed
young gentleman came up, and making his
way through the crowd into the circle. request
ed to be allowed to separate the dogs; assent
was given amid jeers and laughter, when the
dandy slowly drew from his poke, a large
snuff box. and having taken a pinch himself,
inserted his fingers again into the box, and
Withdrawing larger pinch deliberately applied
it 10 the msstif's nose. The snuff operated so
powerfully on the animals olfsctoy nerves
that it not only Immediately let 90 its hold, but
made it's escape as fast rs il could. The dandy
was loudly cheered, upon which he stopped Tor
a moment, and said, =" gentlemen, have mere
Iy given you proof that knowledge is Pow
r'b
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

ORDISArioS.-TheO Ordination Of the Rev.
CYRUS B.SaER, Of Portsmouth. r. I. as Mis-
sionary to Asam in Asia. took place at the Sec
ond Baptist Church. in this town, on Tuesday
afternoon, Sd inst. at O'Clock. The very in.
teresting services commenced with reading
Scriptures by Rev. William l.. Dennis. OF
Bsrnstable. Music by the Choir. Ordination
Sermon by the Rev. MIR. Stone. OF Boston.
from the 18th chapter Of Acts. 2eth verse -
Men that hare hd.drded their iires tor he nam,
Of our Lord Jesus Chrisi. Music by the Choir
Prayer and laying on Of hands by the Rev. Mr..
Howard, Of this town. Charge to the caudi.
date by the Rev. Mr.. Welch. Of Warren
Right hand OF fellowship BY the Rev. Mr.. How
ard, Of thi. town. Instruction. from the Ban
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

NATIONAL MILITARY CoSyESTIoN.-We
learn from the n, Y. ENg. Tattler that gen.
eral convention of the friends of a well regula-
ted and efficient Militia, will be held in the city
OF New York on the first Monday (7th) of Oc-
tober next. - Its object will be to consider the
state OF the present system and take such mea-
surcs as may be thought proper 10 bring the
subject under the attention of Congress. in or
dcr that suitable alterations may be effected ia
the universally acknowledged detective Militia
laws. The late New York State Military Con-
vention recommended the appointment Of dele
gates throug ghout the Union, in the following
number aud manner That each Major and
Brgadier General be delegate each of those
officers TO appoint two others the Colonel oi
each regiment one; the field and commissioned
officers of every regiment one; and also the
nou-commissioned ottic ers and prvates Of the
battalion or regiment TO appoint one other dele
gate. Ii is To be trusted that the militia, whC
are the "bone aud muscle" of this country. will
see it To be for their interest to have this npor
tant convention fully attended by their repre-
sentatives."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11
From The Boston Post of Monday.

VERMONT-GLORIOUS VERMONT.
The democrats have acquitted themselves
with great credit in this state. The federal
lists have probably elected their candidate for
the office of governor by small majority. but
it is very doubtful which party will be the lar
gest in the House of Representatives. Last
year the whig majority was about fifty; we
have returns from two-thirds of the towns in
the State, and the democratic gain is t'oenty-Sir
members, and the federal tiCo /; should the re-
mainder of the towns come in as they did last
year, the two parties would be nearly equal ;
but we see no reason why the democrats should
not gain in the towns unheard from in the same
ratio as they have in those from which returns
have been rcceived-however, if they make anJ
NETT gain, it will give us the House.
A letter from our correspondent at Pittsiord
dated Sept 4-says-
1t is thought by many Of our most intelli-
gent citizens that the democrats will elect their
candidate for Governor, Smile, by a decided
majority, as well as a majority of the members
of the Legislature"
A slip from the office of the State paper, da-
ted Johnson, Sept. 4th, brings encouraging in
telligence.
Patriot Office, Montpelier, H. Sept. 5, 1899
Our returns continus of the most cheering
character. Our gains exceed our most san
guine expectations. The feds are chap-faller
and wo-begoue. If they are not routed in the
State, they are admonished to set their house
in order" Tor another year.
Our majority in Caledonia is over 6OO-las
year about 100.
Orange is riumphantly redeemed The dc
mocratc majority will not fall much short o
5OO-last year federal majority-lO0.
/. Orleans Co. doubtless redeemed by 80 or 100
"The work goes bravely on"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

isr Board Of Foreign Missions by the Rev. Mr..
Peck. Of Boston. Music by The Choir. Ben
ediction BY Rev. Mr.. Peck. The house was
filled at an early hour aud the audience listen
ed with great attention 10 the services. which
we're OF the most interesting nature. The Mis-
sionary and his wife leave here in about a
month, for their destination at Asam, Asia.
Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-11

TExAs.-Advices from Galveston TO the 23d
August have been received at New Orleans
The Houston Telegraph states that the MeNi-
can Federalists have deputcd Don Francisco
tures of alliance between Texas and the states
of New Leon, Taumaulipas, chihuahua. New
Mexico. Durango. and the CALIFORNIA;; and
separate from the rest Of the Mexican states
In case this overture lis not accepted, these
states have determined to declare aud maintain
their independence themselves.
This step is deemed by the New Orleans pa.
pers as highly auspicious to Texas.