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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
The Exiled Angel.
rsox rus FRENCH or BrRaNsst


Lady. FOR thee wake lofticr chord
10 Gods revolted legonary, driven
By the stern thunders of the Almighty Word,
Forlorn and esilcd from the fields Of Hcaves.
Oue, faircst fraiest OF the ruined band,
Hath still a solace on that gloomy shore;
lie bsars tyrc celestial in his hand,
Oh. blue-cycd angel, guard me evermore!
Hell echoed with the shout Of scorn and are,
As, wearied Of its proud and guilty throng,,
III. angel safe apart, and DER his Tyre,
Mingled his tears with his repestant songs.
Heaven took, at last, the morning spirit forth
To this our world, and thus prop,tious bore
The muse % sweet pocsy on earth
O hue.eyed angel guard me evermore!
Coming, he shook IN. pinons, like = bird
Wet with its weary flight through stormy sh'es;
Ca earth, strange, glorious symphenies are heard,
And wondering nations hail him as they rise
Worship was hsraony: no voice divine
Bid Love or glowing Genius cease TO pour
ills rerfumej incense round the solemn shrine:
q blue-eyed angel, guard me evernorel
The clamorous rage Of He'll was vaiRly hurled
Against the Spiri IS he went, alone,
softenisg the fate Of men throughout the world,
And marking tyrants on their guilty throne.
While his soft voice, with charm resistiess, flies,
Weakening 10 love all hearts on every shore,
Clod counts In Heaven the humaa tears he dries:
Obluc-eyed angel guard me evermore
Where now his halo, where his cherub Wings
Iias Heavca reclaimed the exile 20 his resti
Bat LADY, thy sweet voice consoles and sings
In thee the poet angel stands contest
Thy spring with flowers eternal shall be bright,
still Al thy beauty's shrine all hearts adore.
Expand thy pinions for glorious Sight.
q bluc.cyed angel, guard me evermore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

Maine appears have been the only state Affected by
bounty wheat Last the state treasurer paid out over
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars while Massachusetts
paid only Soa2 81 cents which equal to ninety thou.
sand one hundred nnctywo bushels Of wheat Here .
remarkable difference. Both states passed the ast about the
time both had the same field opened
them Maine has, thus far outstnpPed Massachusetts
This plainly exhibit. the capab Titles Of each state and the
value Il the land in agricultural point Of view.
Now the question IS and u OF importance what effect
do bounties have the country Al large
A. Maine produced the largest quantity Of grain in the year
sas will make deductions hercfrom Unless every
producing state pays similar bounty Maine suffers pc
e,, yy II Maine pays bounty 10 her farmers Of Eve cents
for every b.hc of wheat produced the growers Of
afford a. uuderse the producers other sections that amounts
Therefore the bounty persisted in the neghborng mar
and cities can be supplied with brcadstuh FROM Maine Al five
cents buse, less the % the bounty state paying the
difference In Ns e Farmers VI New York, Michigan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

and or injured more or less while time the
Maise treasury essened Of portion of its supply re-.
CARDS Maine however the bounty act in another light
That state 10 agriculturaly aew-que one half hicky
wooded country and requires some stmsan to clear e
bounty does the susaess Farmers influenced n great
by hey clear the lands and the state presents
Increased production bat 1t will never do
TO continue the bounty for length Of time Get the pre-
ducers into the rowth and they will quit The
growth m this state augments rapidly requires
qsaia with the beae6ts derived 1t the with Mch
gan, and connection, will that the surplus
dsce shipped and TO be shipped from Michigan city Of last
years growth amounts to hundred thousand bushels Of
wheat ten thousand barrels Of -four and fifty thousand bushels
Of corn This year, it is said the production will be very
heavy unless something unforeseen and extraordinary should
A'Pss ,.rv dull in hi. m.,le. at the pre...,
have not undergone remarkable change since our
last We will however, prefix the quotations Of today
NEW YORK cLAssFicATloN
Western, ss.esas.5o Corn Meal, s4ooa4l24
Ohio, 75oa7c2l Wheat, ALTO
Georgetown, 7.5Oa- Rye -al.l2l
Rva Flour, S.25a- Corn, e5a SO
stnte Of Trade.
Un the opening Of the Canal which will take place
about the Goth Of this month"; will probably be
Of the little business doing The large dealers dis
play anxiety for the arrival OF the news from Eng
land 1t expected that the will have effect should
uniavorabe generally expected
all descriptions Of merchande and Gotten particularly to fail
very much below the rates which during the
late revision An event which is by improbable,
when we consider the gloomy prospect ofhnaaca affairs
any OF the different markets There sufficient bust
to steady the prices.
The dealers generally well provided with supplies Of
and Kauchy sufficiently present pros.
pcct the spring trade and both leaf manufactured
exceedingly dull At Richmond, Va and Petersburg
market dull here and the tendency Of prices
wards.
Comparison Of inspections at Rich mond va for 1888 and
1890
No. Passed No. for ms Stock.
March 81. 1888, 4342 92a 4lOl
1899, 2O97 264 l4sl
Inspected in March, 1885, 78o hogsheads of tobacco.
1899, s28 hogsheads.
WHALEBoNE-A little improvement has taken place in the
price of this article last notcea sale OF 1000 lbs
having been made l9 advance Of cent the
vious sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
DIE ID.

On Thursday morning 4h instant Mr. Edward Brakeman,
aged 81 years, native ofWolverhampon England.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to at
tend his funcre this day. O'clock from the City Hospital
On the Sd instant dropsy in the chest Joseph Stevens
the 10th year ofhis age.
The friends and OF the family also the
Of the New York Custom House. which he attached
invited attend the funeral from his late residence No 45
Pearl Nassau street. Brooklyn this afternoon half past
o'clock.
At Addison, Me- the 2sth February last Of consumption
John b. Wass Esq late commission merchant Of the city OF
New York.
On the Sd instant of abscess Ns Margaret s. wife of Isaac
D. Boyce prnter and daughter Of Francis Aymar Sen aged
80 years months and days
On the Sd instant Margaret Ann only daughter OF Capt Will
liam A. and Hannah Wisdom
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

Two THE PUBLlC.-The officers of the Taiorecses and
SeaHstrees Benevolent Society would inform the pub
lie generally that all wsrk left for the benefit
Society the store S7l Bowery will with prompt atten
ton, and al short notice Gesemsn gar
mens for the present must come cut shirts excepted BY
order Of the Board
a53t NJ TIL n s.or.,axx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

pan r@ArRE-TMs EVENING ~sa - -.
vIRGINIUs-virginiu, Mr. Hamblio-Appi., clauaau. Mr.
Whs.tieycleiiias, Mr. Hield-virsIia, Mrs shaw-ssr.
After which, AGNES DE- VERE~Alfred dc We're. Mr.
Hie! = Dobb', Mr. chippindale-Agne. de We're,
The whole to conclude with CHAOS COME AGAIN-C.L
Chaos. Mr. Piacide-Jack Busee, Mr. Richiags- -Tottny
ham, Mr. Chippndae-Harret, Mrs Chppiadale
Doors open at 6-psrf.rmanse eom-esee at O'Clock
Box Tickets sl-Pit, " csnts-Galsry, IS csats
NATIONAL THEATRE Lat. Italian Opera House.
sr wnLLACk Ls'see-Corner Of Leonard and Chors.
be performed, for the Benefit Of Mr. LATHAM,
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO-Fgaro, Mr. Latham-Couat-
ess, Mrs Seguin--Suzanna, Mrs Bailey.
After the Opera variety of musical by Mrs
seguin, Mr. Andrews, Sig Gambati, &c.
jamn Bowbell, Mr. Laham-Fatma, Mis-, Ayres.
Doors open at6 Ia Performance al T. Boxes
ii Pit 50 cents Gallery rs cents.
L'RANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
H. the direction Of Mr. w. X. BLAKE.-iHls EVE
MING, will he performed the of Mr. CHARLES
THE DEAD sHoT-Mr Timid, Mr. Fbnn-Loui,a, Mrs
After which, THE IRISH AMBAssADoR-sir Patrick
OPlenpo, Mr. Chares-Isabella Mrs Watts.
After which, Tnk IRISH LIoN-Tom Moore, Mr. Charles
To conclude with the Petit Ballet of LA MOUSE or Wine
no Pei:0nsJala', Mr. Baraey-Annette, Mrs Codet-Mr-
Doors open Performance quarerpast
2 O'clock fal.ln.
PowERY AMPHI THEATRE-La,e Geological Inst.
II tutel-No 81 Bowery.
Positively last week but this
First Music will commence at o'Rock
THIS EVENING, the performance will commence pre-
cisely half past Z, with
Waltz and Gaopade.
Equestrian Exercises-by Master Howes.
Seng-by Mr. Huntington.
Horsemanship-by Master Franklin.
Carpet Leaps by the whole company.
Jolly Jack, with rapid Sbange, by Mrs Guin single
horse.
Mrs Howss and his pupil, Master James Howes tie
Polish Brothers. No exhibition deveopemea Of
muscular art has ever given general satisfaction
Still Vaulting-by the company
Equestrian Manager, Mr. Rockwell.
Riding Master, Mr. II Needham.
Clown, Mr. Astn.
10 ninntss will elaPse previous re actsn per
formance.
The pc rforn will with
Horsemanship ca Z, and horses by Mr. N Turner.
Slack RoPe-by Master Franklin.
Mr. Howes vial appear in Me character Of the Indian
Hunter
Song-Master James Howes.
Light Riding by Mr. T Turner.
Mr. John Smith, will appear and Stag Of his os popular
The evenings enteragmeats will conclude with Jaekk the
Giant Killer, or the Pigmy Knight.
The performance vii Commence At Ia o'clock Bones 20
cts Pit 10 centa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

ROOTs, BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES-ANDER.
IL SON, l5S Chatham street. the sign OF the great boot
and horns selling boots and shoes less than any other estab
IN tho world as 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
MAR RTE ID.

On Thursday morning, 4th instant the Wesleyan Chapel
Vesry street. by Rev. b. Creagh, Mr. George Ogden to Miss
Laura Herrck, all Of this city.
Ontario, the lth Slt, Mr. Fitz James Hochkiss,
merchant Of lewiston to Miss Nancy b. daughter Of Captain
Joseph Whitney, Of Port Ontario.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
Spiesdor, Novelty, Attraction, a. EcOnsmy.!
NEW SPRING DRY GOODSuI

90 Tn Importance Of Ladies purchasing Dry Goods econo
micay he qualification q knowing tina, attempt
po6a deception Is Practed, must usavoidsbly prove
pleasing ackno uledgment
The present opportunity emneDay important those La
dies purchasing fashionable Dry Goodshavng received
plete stock Of New Spring Goods, consisting OF rich Broche
shaw in eolored white and black grounds with splendid Me
daon,, figured asd plain Silks Gro de Swiss and Italian ditto,
designs in Mouselin de Lanes and Chsy. Cacoes Mus
Inns Hosiery &c &cpsrtlcuary solicit. attention TO the
precsdened saving which be Realised ia visiting the Store
No 1881 Chatham street. and the extreme satisfaction svaced
by many OF his customers the first day Of opening uses
him asserting that the last delivery Of sha~ silks, Mouse
lin de LANES Chally French Prints Cambria Handke
Hosiery, Maslns Sc besides variety Of other goods,
procured infinitely cheaper than any yet offered IN this
city The whole stock having been purchased under every
huence and advantage that cash could command enables the
proprietor the pleasure Of offering description of
Dry Goods al incredible low price In fact every thsg mod
and unique will be found to predominant And 10 all those
ladies DESTROYS Of combining with elegance and fash
ion he solics early call, the peculiar Advantages he
enabled offer will he confident him their constant
patronage
SMITH will give the earliest publicity the arrival
Of New Fashionable DRY GOODS aud offers the former
mentioned articles small advance from tie manatsctuer
cost DOMINIC X. SMITH
Ps The approved system 81 price strictly adhered
feu a43t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

AHANGLES, MANGLES---lmportant TO Hotel and
lvl Boarding House Keepers and Private FsmilissDUN
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
hand and their patent Mangles which M
utility and durability not to be surpassed labor
saving machine entirely supersedes the OF IRONING and
rapidy puts beautiful s sheets, table inss, Sc he.
without thu aid OF fuel They be seen il spsraton At
the City Hotel Pearl Street House, Asnehm add Carlton
uss = s,erty, New York. ma 2ni,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
Fer AaIe = bargain.

nU- THE ADVERTISER wishes to dispose Of FINE
DARK BAY MARE, 5a hands high, in healthy condition.
and trot mile in three and half inmates IN
raated perfectly kind and gentle.
Also, very light running WAGON, with shifting top and
in good order
Also, new substantial and light HARNESS. which has not
been in a month.
The above be at the stable Of Mr. Charles Gala
CHER Spruce Gold where every information Will
be given, and will be sold together reasonable the
being about o leave the city. a5-lwist
&C. New York, March 3D. ls39-DR. u. LEvsoN, Dear
Sirl should almost consider myself devoid OF gratitude
did not thank the good that Red Drop has done
Having been led away by the clss of yoah,
fortunate contract that disease which your preparation
processes and after trying almost every medicine that
the qaack of this city endeaysr palm upon the community
found myself wasting away and the disease fast undermining
constitution had almost abandoned the hope OF being
stored my former good health when procured bottle Of
bad effects Of the disease remaining My dear Sir all the
turn make you will be to those who
have been unfortunate myself assuring them with The
utmost confidence that will fail producing speedy and
lasting Yours truly, H. Y+3+f
You at liberty publish the letter. but beg the favor
that you will not publish the
Office Division ST. Price 81 per phial. a5-lt
GARDENER WANTED-A man to take charge Of Gar
" den and Horse Gig sc. He be well recommended
and under stand his business None but single will
swer. Apply to THOMAS d. CARPENTER,
No. Is Wall street.
FLORIDA FUNDS wanted as above. a6-lt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
Good Roots and SHOES.

old BOSS RICHARDS cos new establishment, $40
Canals one door below Greenwich street. Prosa-
bly, the place in this city fer bargains They having the
largest assortment beat quality and always the latest fashions
and sell much lower Others that it will be foasd
all TO call al lao Canal street. hrst door dslow
Greenwich. OLD BOSS RICHARDS - co,
r30-lm sgt OF the largest boot in the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE

o. The subscriber has taken the House No Rooe-
welt street. Pc arl and Chatham which he has fitted up
furnished with to neatness and convenience The far
nturs and fixtures entirely new, and the bar and ardr we'll
furnished.
To clubs and parties to limited nsmber Of boarders and
to travellers the New England House offers accommodation
which the advertiser will him the pub
lie patronage. NJ HUGHES
a5-3Mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

This table at once shows the great
which took place the currency in the year 1887 Thus
find that Of the middle states decreased in that year
abcst twenty millions 10 per cent Of the whole
amount while Of the southwe states increased about
ten millions or per Of the former amount In compar
Ing the loans sections for the last year. find
the eastern and southern sections have largely
decreased their loans the southwestern states have increased
them near thirty Millions while their circulation has actually
decreased Ave millions dollars which fact proves the large for
e,gn which those under, the bills being
constantly rearned spon the banks fer northern exchange
while in the middle states the circulation has increased
teen millions; at the time the loans have increased
millions dollars only they being liable for immediate foreign
debt the bills remained in circulation This table also shows
that while The eastern aud middle states have taken
az The suspension 10 better their condition, those Of the other
sections have not pro6ted by
Thu. the proportioa OF immediate liabilities to immediate
in the southern sections much great
or than at the their SUSPENSION while that Of the east
er. and middle states much less Much therefore, to be
from the action fbusne those quar-
,. even although the brought by the Great Western
next week should be comparatively favorable
sale. M shc stock Exchange.
sou Bank 1880 do 13iTds-26 do 1880 do 1885,
I've, Bank Of l26i-2 40 1852 Mechanics Blk 100 i
40 40 Ioe-ioo do tb3o23 Butch Drov l09Il5 Del
Uvd 7as-IOO 75b30-l00 do rs 30dslo0 do $3.50 do M
haIoo do 7llc-75 74l-lO0 do 74jnw-50 do 1870 Bank
OF Com I0I-5 State Bk 1910 Farmers loe-l2s do 10y
b6o-i5o do s4-25 vcksburg $3.50 East River Fire So
80 Am 1910 Greenwich 1870 Mohawk 6o-25 do 6s-
90 do 63b3-75 Paterson $50 Harlem 5Ib3o-l0o do SOL
$40 b6l-bO 63275 do 57l50 5I4bSo-So do 01tw
100 do 5sb3o-5o do 57s30-00 do 575 Bost Prov 1C4-
IA do Ioal-50 do New Jersey lO0lo0 ooi-l5 sonng
ton 3o}-- 20 do 5000 Canton i2-lo do All.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05
JAMES O'DONNELL.
A II I Or NEY AT LA w ,
GRAY. MAINE

RsrrRs To-Hon John Anderson Collector ofthe Port Of
rortand and hessrs Goldman Fox, Cosneilors at Law
90 He will practice ia the counties Of and Or.
ford attend 10 the collection Of parts Of the
State. ab I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

CANVASS BACK LUNCH-SAMUEL SMITH has
~ the honor TO inform his friends and the public generally
that he has opened the and extensive Of the
story House No 332 Broadway where ne would be happy
10 with all the decaces Of the different markets the
City afford u h his iatenton supply all those who honor
sim with visit with the best Of Lq.os and pure Spring
Water Mr. Smith most happy TO take this opportunity in
retaining thanks for the liberal share o bussess
ready received and hopes through strict attention the
forts Of hs guests merit consuance Of public patronage
,5-2wt,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-05

Packets to Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
Independence, Nye, April 7
Virginia, Harris, April Is
LONDON.
Toronto, Griswold, April 10
Westminster, Moore, April 90
HAvRE.
Rhone, Wotton, April 8
Duchesse d'Orleans April l6
Morning herald., 1839-05-31
THE HUMAN HAIR.

Personal innsencsd by notnsg more
materially than sxuriaat crop Of hair The loss Of tbs hair
which really do exist it, To prevent its de-
cay and accomplish its complete restoration Is the object
which Mr. Clrehugh has for IL directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair ITS structure
necea with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists in London
Edinburgh dected the derea layers Of the skim
skin hair and by these discovered the which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowledge Of all these subjects and after numerous
experiments heads in different stages Of badness and
according 10 the constitution OF the iadivida the
result was the production OF his celebrated
TRICOPHEkOUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
Il 10 composed Of ingredients Of the most viviag powers
healthy action the skim and restore hs relaxed functions
e the nerves, boodvesssI and absorbest II will thus be
evident that only BY suck the restoration Of the
hair be effected.
In proof ofhe confidence which has In restsr
hair he prepared 10 treat with any gentean who
would wish to have the npound applied BY hmefat his
Hair Cutting Rooms. This will be dene ihs charge
who have bad their hair restored referred who win
testify to the great efficacy ofthe Compound.
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become thin
brokenoften causdb by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound only H. In sch all oils greaas &c
any fatty matter perncious and only be
mended through the grossest ignorance.
One application Of the Tncopherons sufficient to
seur and Dandrf from the hair and sspate all impurities
from tls skin.
Price, 8 bottle soldby CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut,
ting Rooms Corner OF Fulton and Broadway and Of his ap
pointed Agents. j. n Doda Druggist OF Bleecker and
Broadway Wm Minor Druggist corner Of Dey street and
Broadway. n30-sr
Morning herald., 1839-05-31
HI u M A N ii A | r.


40 Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN'S COM
POSITION than thirty limitations comterfcits
have successfully appeared Now the Pous system explo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But one, doubtless, will dispute that the author Of
GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION is the only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and assduy to these
researches The encouragement he has
eeived testimony OF the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his most expectation
From this date llr. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
his conviction perform extraordinary upon all per-
who will give him their confidence and who viii permit
him exercise A. according the and the different
affections Of the Psu, system He appreciates and combines
with crcumspecon all the prescriptions given in the best
giving preference TO his remedies except where
the requires it, and where, experience for
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies ls Paste the Of which
guarantees the nfaibe Of XEROTRlSA and the TEN
porary permanent fall Of the Har Cutaneoss Erupons
Of the scalp of letter nature that which most generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
ID Odeyrsus Liquid the employment Of which, In short
| time, cures HYDROTRiSIA.
3d. pecniar Plaster and Daphorse Cap for the treat
Of Bdness-aad fmly, prescriptions according to the
| different and constitutions
Approved and recommended by the ~ r. Medical Faculty
| Ohce Barclay ST.. No l, Astor House. az 3m+