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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-REYNOLDS& PAR
i MELY'S CELEBRATED FEMALE HE ALTH RES
T0RATIVE Il admitted to be remedy superior to any
other present for the diseases peculiar the TE-
1t invariably removes distractions regulates IN most cases.
painful toe frequent proe penstruaon and has cured
the most obstinate cases Of Fluer Albus
~ in Oneida N.Y. says OF That is the best medi-
cine in In OF retention suppression OF the
have tried it in the with admirable success and
wish for the sake Of suffering Females, that all Physicians
would introduce il into their practice have found the
Pills fully TO answer III. ir recommendation"
Physicians universally (who have given fair tria tell
similar story.
For testimonials of the highest character from
and other respectable individuals pamphlet which may be
had svss Of all Who sell the Medicine also advertise
ments IN the New York Tsttler and Signal
REYNOLDS PARMELY, Propreters,
Pitt ford, Munroe Co. ". Y.
FOR SALE in this city 70 Fulton street, Of Gold
Sixth Avenues 20s Greenwich ia Canal IF Lau
sts 500 Grand ST. Lewis AT Hudson st.
Spring; lea Cherryst
pQ- FoR SALE A. ABOVE, Rev. J. COvERT's Balm 81
Life which so highly recommended BY the physicians and
TON ,BRoNCHfTI and all disease. Lungs and Wind
pipcse circulars containing testimonials Of the highes
rexpsctabiiity, which car b. had gratis above nioow
VHEKRl'S A5TKTNGENT FILLS CeIsSr-isd for
the radical cure Of certain obstinate complaint aerhe
sre Of Capvi Cubeb injections and erpernents The fol.
lowing certificate win prove their celebrity.
writer when city from Charleston last bought
half dozen soues Dr. Cherry Pills. order that Who
.s. s he sT % i s
after having FOR Eve years previously vany tried all kinds
medicines njceti.s, bouges change ofar &c It now
than ten months since his cure, and he weighs liza
pounds. while last spring he only weighed i2o peandsv
Fer sale wholesale and reta BY A. B. o. ssnds 10 ard
and Broadway CT Church and Chambers 81 and $50
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL II Bowerv GA Broadway,
Carmne and Bedford IS Sixth Avenue, and Burneti
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street Price 81
s21 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
NEW STORE--NEW GOODS.

w eve hnowncdn
blu hkw dv low price, Cous 1As
TyMd;an blue black ara
Glow their csa ae and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

ID GARD three genemea have neatly furnish
ID ed WITH hoard by applying al No. 10 place
lower frsai parsr with ofA bcds,ead Be had IL desired
N. b. Dinner al ecocks dl6 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

RATTLE. RAFsLE ! RAFFLEl!!
ID AFFLE-To be rsfasd for the 30th Of Dees nber,
II 1882 splendid Cloh Cloak ued through. and complss
in every other respect Tickets 81 each. To be 81
Murray street. In the store near " eat Broadway.
v. A. the rsae will positively taxi place the shove
date. al chance. be pad Tor when taken ds td3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

IL AvANA.-Mrs. WEST has resumed BUSINESS at No. u
IL Gale nquzdor, where she will be prepared
Esaroers .C-merIv. .@aes 81 stls
Reference john Ritchs ESQ.,. No 81 Broad street. who
will furnish information applicants relative orna
les be observed BY strangers avoid detention in landing
Havana ollaw3n~
II CHEMICAL ESSENCE or MUSTARD, q remedy
unequaied for the OF rheumatism chbns gou palsy
spran. bruises aud fixed pains This embrocaton ia
for the last thirty years. and has been sy sub
ect the nabe test Of experience and instance
wh has been fairly tried, has been attended
plete Its good effects have been universally
perencd to have established its credit the safe
and perfect offered to the public. Sold al
CHURCHs Dispensary lS8 Bowery Spring street
Price so cents bottle. d20 I'm cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

IJOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE LOOK At THIS,
IL H NEWELL gives notice. that he is CONSTANTLY recs;.
ing from his Factory full supply of seascnabe Boots ard
Shoes all Of his manufacture the materials selected n.
work supervised by him. and pair he will sell
subtreasury subreasury .o
sdered than be purchased elsewhere which he will
to the satisfaction OF the ncrcdus they will onv Ca
him with call at No. 81 Canal y. or ia Chatham a.
N B-A large assortment Of French goat skin boets on
hand s7ars
(R GRANGER has removed to his permanent residence
~ No. 81 Amity street. where offers TO the pnhc M
Homeopathic pectoral Restorative the prce
The which has attended the previous sac Of III, ~
liable remedy enables him to place within the reach
all who are suffering from consumption any affection ofte
DR. GRANGER be consulted daily al hi, Office fro.
- 70 ,, sne.rom : 20 =, :. ~. OILS SIM
CTAMMERlG CURED.-DR. CONSTRUCTS VOCAI.
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from the 6rst -
September till the last of Juneduring July and he
vacation All DESTROYS OF either for the cu
OF Sammering Lispng improvement in Eiocution NAV
learn the conditions Of ANDREW COMSTOCK M g. IO0
Mulberry Arch street, Philadelphia.
DR.. ComsoeAt Remarks stammernr and The n,.,.r..
recommendation which he has obtained System or W.
cal Cymnass; appended 10 his Circular which sha he
sent 10 who wish learn more upo the .nh;.t
Of his Intuition Satisfactory references can be given
principle cities Of the United States. nls An.
CAFEIY kEFLECpINcS FUNNEL LAMP3-1V..-
~ rsned oburn at half the expense of any other s
to give clear and brilliant right without shadow The
proprietor olcits his friends call and examine
for themselves feeling confident that will surpa,s ali ohsrs
in briancy cheapness and management Lamps ST. and nm
wards suitable for grece stores porter houses and
establishments where good light is wanted at small ex
nse, can be obtained al &. MiTCHELL,S Cahar;r. :,
nSO-lme and 472 Greenwich street corner Of Canal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
PATENT WE'VE lAss.
r EDSTE A ID.


90 THE subscrber s.e Propr,e,ors and Manufaeur.n
prepared 10 execute with DESPATCH all orders Tor their In
vaed Patent ewsied Beam Wina~s Bedsteads which
almost universally used being the best article yet
rcnted-conoining ease, convenience and durability.
The aekhs ted upon BY the windiss and sweled beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability sagg still cav
mr. elasticity the same which renders particularly easy
md simple construction; tbs matter putting up and @kns
Town viii be found little trouble comparison
,fany other construction, whilst hs precision with which Il.
.ompoaen, parts fitted acts a. safeguard sgans, the intro
iuction OF any kind Of vermin
From Ae taken render each Bedstssd perfect their
lsaltes for durability will recommend them 10 purchasers
~ho invited to ss and eIamne large assortment
sand.
Also large Of elegant Furniture Mattra,..i
Feather Beds, &c. constantly hand.
wv. y c sOUrHACK, No. 1875 Broadway,
ielsy yrankis House
NEW SEED sIORE-The subscrieer respectfully In.
IN forms amateurs Of horticulture and the public general
that he Ia. just received sleudd &c Roses, Ca
msas, Rhodosesaron. kslmias ana variety Of
precious grecshous Plants Most OF them quite and
have before bees introduced this county He keeps
Ia, large STOCK Of excellent vegetable aud flower Seeds
oflast year. growth and will ssil lowest rates
WILLIAM WARBUR1. Ne. Pine 81.
BAVARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. 1.-The
pure Ale, htswed in the Gerrnss sy IN the
establishment Ell r. Warburg constantly hand aud Cor
sale barrels and half do Cor family ao liz shipping
order. Al No 4 Pine street. ~ floor. Oh sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

nRY GOODS, DRY GOODs-The ladies are respect.
~ fully solicited 10 and ersnne the splendid
Of Dry Goods at the store Of A. PHILIPS lee Chatham
square consisting Of super Cashmre and Brocha shswls
plair and figured Bcmbaznes; Tibet Cloths shs Popns
NC &c all ofwhch entirely and Of choice selections
which will be disposed Of very reduced prices
with n times mo los
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
%5OO REwARD-cKoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE;

c SOn REWAKD.--CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
sWOOOFer the Of Gonorrhaa, Geets structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
- all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
u 10 most certain. fl# hM.
umakes speedy and permanent cure without the least
Diet drink exposure change in application 10 bu-
We give long quacksh recommendations deceive the
ubc # the medicine does speah for ITSELF shall
speak for it. Our object is to notify be had and
the proprietor challenges single Of recent Gonorroes
to be brought, in which the Mixture will effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture OF $780, 4at ASS
his disease that unfortunately Pervade all rasls Of So
cieyhgh, low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy BY which they them
Further the disease be contracted dose Of the
Mixture taken al night going to bed when exposed
II put up bottles with full directions accompanying IT,
$ bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
Masy cured in two days. s 81
For sale only Dr. Wn H. Minors drug store, No. l9s
Broadway; corner Of Dey street. (Frankin House) New
York; and at Jones hutchnson Of Chestnut and 7
streets, Philadelphia. ol6-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

DLEAsANT APARTMENTS TO LET.-The ,eeopd
story Of the house s05 Broadway, cossisins two fse
sssm. with sdisg DOORS panres, closet &c. Enquire on
w pFr"'s"- it7 imiss
III hErl LEECHEs!! LEsChEs ,-sog0 very
- superior Swedish Lcechc received and Cor sale ~
tow, by =
dBlw' q COLBY, Druggist, asi Pearl 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

NJ OTICE.-Notwithstapd mandatory, together
IN with all its valuable machinery Stocks TOOLS and clocks
unfinished wholly and totally destroyed by the late Gre
the corner efcrand and Elizabeth Streets and insurance
wholly destitute and ,hs be pleased to see the
faces Of cutomer both those al and abroad our
at the OF the Bowery and Division street
where shall besow efforts and 10 SUP
ply them with the best ofeocks, have large
of flashed clocks time pieces and regulators hand are
renewing manufacturing apparatus with all possible die
patch, ard possible, ia efficient and enc,uaI manner
Some Of Turrtt clock customers necessarily be de-
layed short time, but We trust they will bear with under
existing circumstances. Clocks OF description carv
SMITH BROTHERS,
n3n6wd &ttw' "a Bowery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

NANCY FUR5 AT COsT--The subscriber having .
large stock Of Mus and Fancy yurs hand order 10
reduce his stock has reduced his prices to actual u Of
fsrs opportunity TO ladies who have not supplied
selves with MATS, and win constitute rich, useful and cheap
present FOR the approaching holidays Pesse call al lisa Chat
IL. fdI8 lm-l CHAS. WATSON.
CtHEAP CASH CRATE sTORE-To Master Bsllders.
~ Crate settrs, and all Others ineresedKischen CRATES
made 10 order al the crate and fender manuory 10 Gold
street. corner Of Spruce st.. al n cents lb.
b. Pans and blowers for all description Of CRATES made
order In the beet manner.
Ao old stoves bought and stoves repaired, and psf NJ
the best manner.
Also crate setting and obb'ns worn dane with de,
patch, by r. 0lLH0OLY& CO..
di4 lms rs Cola street
COPARTNERsHIP.-0EOR FULTON date fere
~ man 20 J. n. Walier) and JAMES THURsTON, have
this day formed copsrtnershp DEE the firm OF
Tsussros Cor the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bus
ness Al 500 Broadway.
New York, Sept. 10, 1889
ARD-The undersigned having had considerable exper,
~ the Planning Business aud being wit
every improvement ~ in their line, aud practice
consider themselves inferior 10 before n.
public with confidence Of irving satisfaction.
q FULTON,
.. THURsTON.
New York. Oct " lsss o1l-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

TENTH WARD BANk.-The notes OF this Bank are
redeemed At their No. ia Bowery at par, or
for the ofhe bin holders in the lower part OF the
City at ofone per csat at The ONCE VI Carpenter vermye,
No. a. Wah street T. HOOK, Cashier.
dl4 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28
TO THE ECONOMICAL,

Study economy ye, who neer studied it before,
And who have studied IT, must study II the more.s
~ ENTLEMEN in want Of Clothing, will find il their in
VI terest call los Beckman street. near PEARL where
goods manufactured the very best sye the following
low prices:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-28

COAL! COAL. COAL !. The .hespsst arti
~ Gle in the shape Of Coal fer stove snoat at the
foot Of Beach and selling at the very low price Of 80
per delivered free from carriage any part ef the city
Consumers respectfully invited 10 call and eramne for them
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
TEgE TELEGRAPH
BY ELISH A CT ARK {
MONTHLY
Report OF EIadics' Fashions,
Al One DoIar ppr 01lRatgn.

III one EtOttuI pr t'1"""''
FENHSE fashions are arranged by one ni orr most
u celebrated Modistes, and are BEAUTIFULLY
CnLoREp. Subscribers may rely upon Their cor
rertness.
The Fashions for each month are illustrated by
gwo or more fall length figures, and always Coi"r'
ed. Other'ciSe they are usetess
The months of January, April, July and ocio-
her in addition to the plates of Fashions also con
rain Coiored Pattern Of WindoW Dr0PGey,
Full drec ions always accompany the faSh.l,hE,
not clothed in foreign Language, but IN plain Ehs
lish so as to be understood by every person.
The coiorng of the plates is superintendent by II
person who lately otciated director IN one u
The largest Partisan Establishments, and Their beau
~ cannot be aquaIled, at least in this country.
The cheapness Of the work may be tested ny Il
COMPARISON with others. A Magazine issued IN
.Eew York only once every Three Months, Is pull
,sAed Mt the price OF six dollars per annum, while
The MONTHLY REPORT IS on'y one dot'ar
They will lie furnished monthly, to persons who
may wish the fashions only, without the reading
portion of the Lady's Book. at the above very 10"
price carefully pac<rd and sent by mail IN my d.
rngtion Cash of course in advance, Po<fagn rand,
any postage that has to be paid by the Publisher,
will be charged to the subscriber.
Tho volume commenced with the April number,
1880 Price 81 for twelve monthly numbers
A most liberal discount allowed to resident or
travelling agents. ..
Adress LOUIS 4. Cooley.
2il Chesnpt greet, Philadelphia.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
BATH, THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1889.

state of society in any place than to mark
their observance of the Sabbath. The
public houses here are respectable and or
derby, and the citizens in general very
obHging. Being n stranger, ! accepted
the invitation Of "mlne host" and heard
an excellent discourse on peace, and in the
afternoon mastery sermon by Mr.. T.
Considerable attention is paid to music,
and here are not few first rate lady-per-
formers on the piano.iorte. Being mpar-
donaJly fond of music, called at the
house Of Mrs. -, to hear one Of them.
But shall never Go it again! neither shall
give the reason why. But it is very dan
gerous to one whose lead and SOIL are all
mel-mel- (mel'owND melody.
As much as is said at this tmo about
steam-doctors and 'lobea,' I called on my
old friend DR.. S**.*, Of the K. B. |. and
was permitted to visit every part of his as-
adjustment without any manifestation Of
fear that | should discover the skeletons
of any that had been steamed TO death
and will not say but that was even IN
side Of the steam, bee ITSELF At any rate,
have felt remarkably well since | was
there. While at DR.. SIS the Governor
of your State called on him; but whether
the Doctor steamed him, or not, is more
than l can say. DR.. S is a whig, and
rather think the Governor would be lit
tie shy of a whig steam-box. They prom
Use him, however, a thorough course"
ia September. We shall see.
Left H and proceeded to A.,
which is superior to the former place only
in the beauty Of its location. Your State
House is fine and has better site than
any other in New England The Yer
monters think their new one exceeds every
thing, but its location is very bad. Still,
if you wish to make Vermonter ackEowl-
edge the superiority Of yours, do not let
him have an mp or down river view, but
bring him in from the east, and send him off
in the night. DAN.
He, May 18th, 1859.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30


FURTHER PARTICULARS IN RELATION TO
THE Loss OF ScHR. SEvo This un,ortnn-
ate affair occurred on the night Of the 9Th,
about three leagues south east of the shoals
at half past twelve. Capt. Kimball had
stood his watch until quarter past twelve
and called the second watch, aud had been
in his berth about ten minutes when the &C
cident took place. The vessel had no light
aloft, which was probably the cause why
she was not discovered in season to avoid
her. Two boats were Immediately launch
ed and every exer'ion made to save the
the crew, but proved unavailing. After
laying by the place an hour and a half, the
steamer proceeded on her way.
This melancholy affair should remind all
small vessels, in particular, of always having
a light when running on the track of TIE
steamboats, in the night.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
POETRY.

BY CAROLINE BowLEs.

Never tell me OF loving by measure and weight,
As ones merits may lack or abound
IA if love could be carried to market like skate,
And cheapened for so much pound.
II it can-if yours can--let them have it who care;
You and friend shall never agree
Pack, and to market-be oil with your ware
It's great deal too common for me.
Do We linger and laugh I'm sincere, declare,
But belize over hasty in thought;
If it suits We to close with my terms as they are,
Well and good-but wont bate jot.
Won must love me-we' note the chief artic es now,
To pre- rlude all mistakes in our pact,
And I'll pledge ye, unasked and beforehand my
vow,
To give double for all exact.
Yon must love ne, not only through evil report.
. When its fasehood YOU know or divine,
But when upon earth can only resort
To your heart, as II voucher Tor mine.
You must love-not my faults, but in spite of ihenn
For the very caprices that vex ye-
Nay, the more should ye chance, as it's likely to
IT'S my special delight to pepey yc.
You must love me, albeitall the void offend
With my follies, my feelings, concet,
While assured ( You are not all treaty must ene)
That never can -toop 10 deceit.
While assured Gas we must be, or there, TOO, we
must par)
That, were all the world eagued against you,
TO loosen one hair of your hold on my heart,
Would be more than " Iifes labors' could do.
You must love me, howe'er may take things amlss,
Whereof you in all conscience stand clear,
find although when you'd ian make 1t up with
kiss,
Your reward be box on the ear.
You must love me--not only when smiling and gay,
Complying, sweet tempered and.ciyil;
But when moping, and frowning and iroward-or
tosay,
The thing plain out--as cross the devil.
You must love me in all moods-in seriousness
in sport
Under all change of circumstance, too;
Apart, or together, in crowd, fin short,
Vow must love me-because love you
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

There is something extremely touching,
as well az an excellent moral, in the follow
ing anecdote. 1t is in strict accordance
with one Of the earliest precepts of the Sa-
viour of men.
Il Kiss far Blow. A visitor once went
into a Sabbath School at Boston, where he
saw boy and girl on one seat, who were
brother aud sister. In moment ofthought-
less passion, the little boy struck his sister.
The little girl was provoked and raised her
hand TO return the blow. Her face showed
that rage wns working within. and her
clenched fist was aimed at her brother,
when her teacher caught her eye. stop,
my dear, " said she, "you had much better
kiss your brother than to strike him.
The Look and The word reached her
heart. Her hand dropped She threw her
arms round his neck and kissed him. The
boy was moved. He could have stood a.
gainst q blow; but he could not withstand
sisters kiss. He compared the provoca-
ton he had given her with the return she
had made, and the tears rolled down his
cheeks. This affected the sister, aud with
his little handkerchief she wiped away his
tears. But the sight of her kindness only
made him cry the faster; he was complete
~ subdued. 4f
Ter teacher then told the children al
ways to return kiss for blow; and they
would never get any more blows. If men
and women, families and communities, and
nations would act on this principle, this
world would almost cease to be vale of
tears. Nation wonld not lift up the sword
against nation, neither would they learn
war any more Youth Cabinet
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30
Iron the New York Sunday Morning Atlas
BLIND MANS BUFF-SPOONS.

Truth is strange; stranger than Old -4ddge,
1t never rains but it pours ODD .fdage.
We know not whether it is that the land
lords in the vicinity of this good city. Ell
Their for extortion, or selling bad cider or
good champagne are doomed to suffer or
not; but recent occurrences show very
clearly that they have been the prey of the
designing.
Il is only short time since the story Of
the Old Clock told how completely a land
lord at Harlem, was taken in and done for,
We are inclined to think that the ease with
which the trick was managed, induced the
following to be played.
There is on Long Island a very pretty
and fashionable hotel, well known to many
Of our citizens fond Of recreation in hot
weather, and liked not less for the GOODNESS
of the sea view than for the admirable en-
tertainment that the house ahords--ths
caoiceness of The wines, and the. agreeable
manners of the obliging landlord.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

hiking In the morning the cows
should be driven gently around the yard
before milking; they will yield more for the
exercise We have seldom hired good
mixer. Females are better than men they
have more patience. A good mixer will
obtain at least one quarter more cream than
one that miIks slowly. We have often
proved this; we hired one summer a.man
from New Hampshire who had managed a
farm several years. He was clever but
extremity moderate; we then had four cows
IN milk and discovered our slow mixer was
fast drying up our cows; we concluded to
give him our aid and lei him milk only two;
on the first trial he obtained the quantity
that we did. In one. week we obtained ono
quart more than he at a milking; he said
his cows were not equal to ours; we then
shifted and obtained within nine days, moro
from his COWS than he did from ours. This
was wholly to be ascribed TO his moderate
milking, for he left none in udder. -
Boston Cultivator.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-30

TIE Iimber.-We see it stated in the
Fredericton Sentinel that it has been deci-
ded in Council held at the Government
House, that the timber lately cut upon the
Disputed Jerritory" shall be allowed to 60
into the market on payment of duty of
eight shilings per ton to the crown.
How is this2 We thought Gov. Fairfield
WIS going 10 seize all the timber, as he is
authorized to do by the resolve of the Gath
of January The Age has been telling us
so week, after week, and the Argus has
told the same story. The Saco Democrat
informs us by authority that Gov. Fairfield
has not relnqnshed jurisdiction over any
part Of the territory, but would arrest all
irespassers even in Madawaslsa, and seize
The timber.-How is all this?
Kennebec Journal.