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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27
HORRID DEPRAVITY.

HORRID DEPRAVITY.
Killed ,1ys sT fG;1"s BY selling the" spurious and false
he genuine s warranted perfectly harmless and eHectua
Never buy the article unless have the written signature OF
00'''i origiaaI fropretor SOLOMON HAYS.
PsThe true Hays Eminent IS warranted to Iosand
lane, New York, BY CoMsT,ock co.
Sold at the medicn. stores Broadway, Fast Broadway,
3owery Hudson, Canal Greenwich and Grand streets
jas cod SIN
curng the most Troublesome coughs, asthmas whoopng
coughs consumption, &C. in few daJ and often is twenty
'Ou' EVIDENCES OF THEIR SUPERIORITY
esrtfy that shermNns cough Lo1enges cured me in two
days OF most distressing cough and pain in the side Many Of
my friends have been thus happily cured by them
CO, fLAIsTED, o. Liberty st.
shermans Cough Lorepges curing me of consumption
after having tried every Ting elss y vSn n u
We have used shermans Cough Lozcpges in families
and they never failed the NEST IN few dys We
whoopng coughs asthma, tshtness of the chest
&c, as the bes, remedy they POSSIBLY esn .s gss
nMEs ny Y j S q 81 q greenwich street
g. B. ANDREWS.
More than additional certificates might be added Of the
F"T ale al los Nassau s,Ss New York iss Fulton street
Brooklyn; % Westminster street Providence, R mal9
A NCIENT JERUsALEM-Dsguerre and scbron's Great
n Picture from Paris o the Cruchxon Mount Calvary and
Ancient City o. Jerusalem Is open al the Lycen Broad
way THIS one Of the largest aud most splendid lusrs-
opep from . till dusk. Abundance eentschidrcn under
". half price. ma I'm
COUGHS n COLDS CURE D-"llewands punonaria or
sthma and az an AUXILIARY means present slei from the
sreateai symptoms oaproaching Pulmonary Consumption
valid than ,his Price SO cts psr Satte. For sale by
J. o. FAY, General Agent At his drug store,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

&EOO REWARD.-CROsS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
cOo For the Of Gonorrhea elects Structures and
analogous complaints sf the organs Of generation.
O all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
II the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent without the least
sricon to Diet drink change application to bu
sin,
we give long quacksh recommendation to deceive the
public " the medicine does not speak for ITSELF shall
speak for IT, Our object to notify where u be hal and
the proprietor challenges single OF Gonorha
be brought in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
under q forfeiture Of $50.
This unfortunately peryades all ranks OF
cety-hgh low, rich, and single They
presented With remedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest possible
Further, the disease cannot he contracted dose OF the
Mixture taken AZ night going 10 bed, when exposed
II bottles with full directions H.
At 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many ar cured ia two days
For sale only DR. WIN. H. Minors drug store No iss
Broadway, Of Dey street Franks Housc) New York
aud at Jones Huchinson OF Chenut and seventh
streets, Philadelphia.
Beware ofinations The genuine ony above Ja2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

I DOCTOR GLOvER,s consulted usual at hIs
Xxx Office His practical experience, and his recent
.Y chemical have enabled him IN introduce
into his practice several articles which
prompt IN ounug those diseases TO which he aevotes
hs attention.
Dr. a. appses strangers that he has received regular ue
es aou and has devoted his attention for the last
ysars select branch Of his profession. His Office No
Anp Private entrance third door from the Museum
through an entry with lamp at the Office door
~ B-The Doctor keep general assortment OF Truese.
and suspensory Bandages which adjusted and applied
above.
one dollar. jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

WANTED. several Mliners and Apprentices, ssi Broad
w way upstairs. ma13 2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

DEAR sIR,--l should almost consider myself devoid Of
IL gratitude did not thank you for the good that your
Red Having been led by the follics
II youth unfortunate to contract that disease
which processes and alter trying al
every medicine the guacks OF this city eneavor
palm upon the community, found myself wasting away and
the disease fast undermining constitution had ALMOST
abandoned the hope being restored to health
when procured bottle Of your Red Drop and
trely recovered, without bad effects OF the disease
manning My dear sir, all the retnm can ever MAKE you VII
be recommend those who have been unfortunate
myse assuring them with the utmost confidence, that VIII
not fail in producing asp,edy and lasting cure. - ,
Yours truly H. w..
liberty publish letter. beg the favor
hatyou wlnot publish the Division street ~
wal mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-27

100 900" CASES FEVER FIVE. AGgE" spp9gqs Iy
ANDs TONIC MIXTURE The prOprietors have in Their
than 10000 certificates to the nfbil
~ Of this medicine when properly used including many
bers Of Congress- and other dstn ushed throughout
the United States who have their gratitude for their
restoration TO health By it's employment For sale by j. o.
FAY general Agent Drug Store No 1873 Broadw Frank
l.. H1use corner Of Dey street. New York. msm'
DR HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Ohe.
~ Vesey street, Astor HoseA Surgeon OF years prae
tee constant Attendance. Guarantees of radio
given all q reducibe rupture, the strength and eons
tuional health OF the patient beng otherwise snnpaired
With proper adaptation, Dr. Hus Truss perfectly
tain the rupture without the least danger the patient
the slightest interruption to exercise or business
Attendance given IN private heuse when required at and
after o'clock, by the Office Surgeon.
" B-Patents cautioned against trusting spurious
enops Of Trsses advertised upon HULA
None uness they bear the OF AMOS
HULI-and the only Office in New York. IL the original
rmery Fulton street. but al No Vssey street Astor
House. asoeedy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14

PHILApE LPHIA, Jan. ii, 1910
The hearing of the argument on the motion to
quash the indictments against the various illustrieus
(Shuylkill Bank culprts, has been postponed until
Saturday next, for which act Of mercy, the g Lord
save the commonw ealth and the honorable court, if
he can"
Neither OF the indicted have yet made known to
the proper authority, the whereabouts Of Lewis; is
hoped, however, that in few days conscience may
prompt of those who know, to dsgorge that inn
portant secret.
The Governor has come in very OPPORTUNITY to
the aid Of the nagnifcos, who under the ban of
the criminal court, by recommending repeal of the
special law creating the court, rather taking from
it all criminal jurisdiction. So you there is
fair chance by whipping the devil around the stump,
10 get rid of Judges who would dare call in ques
ton the propriety of the Schrylkll Bank robbery
of grand jurors who indict great and of court
which is regarded with conside able jealousy and
fear By may who would transgress the laws with
impunity Viva LA LIB sRFAD.
The Gordon sSnitatre financial, which was some
time since establish by the Farmers ~ Mechanics
Bank. has been removed by the board Of that bank,
and the notes Of their diseased neighbors,
taken without any im alton or apparent fears of
tagion.
The resolution Of that bank, which was hailed as
sign of an early resumption has been rescnded, or
rather resolved to mean anything or nothing. So
go-Like
"The King of France, who, with 20 COO men, marched
Up the hall, and theI-msrc-ed down again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14
Correspondence Of the Herald


The House has passed the bill for the appointment
Of Senator to day, and the Senate ras ordered thu
bill appointing Thurow w eed state printer to thre
reading, and this comprises the principal part o.
the business transacted by the Legislature of the
State of New York, Saturday the llth Of January
$40. The numerous prosy speeches in the House
and tbs few sensible in the Senate however i'm
portrait to the gentlemen themselves, are Of very lit
tie consequences to the people.
The Senate Chamber is altogether the most fasaion
able and pleasant place Of resort. The President, Lit
Gov. Bradsh, is enc of the most elegant and genie
manly of the day. The Senators generally are
courteous and polite, the officers civil and obligin,
and the furniture and trappings of the Chamber have
an aristocratc and ,echerchs appearance all these
appliances commend the Senate 10 the favor of the
ladies, well as the gentlemen When 20 all this is
superadded the fact that there is more talent there
tnan in twenty-five such bodies as the Assembly, you
may well suppose that the Senate is to be the fashion
this winter.
The flood of office seekers is ling daily. Some
old gentleman, think il was job, said the grasshop-
per had become a burdemto him. II the hungry APP
pcants who infest the Capitol have not already be-
come burden to Gov. Seward. he must have capa-
city which would shame camel. have made
some progress with table showing the number OF
applicant for every Office within the gift OF the Co
vernon and hope to complete it in the course OF two
or three DAYS. Between 200 and 800 disinterested
gentlemen have profered their services in the capa
city Of Canal Commissioners, and about the same
number are ready to make a sacrifice OF their own
business, and ofIiciate Bank Commissioners. But
the greatest of these ocusts, who hope TO de-
your the public substance are coming, and have come
from New York
was told to day that ( doubtful whether His
Excellency would send Col. Stone to Holland it
has been suggested to the Governorthat stone womb
probably die Of repietion be"re he got out OF the
hands of the Dutch tnrgomasters, and thus the OBJ
jects of his mission remain unac complished. There
is force in the suggestion, all will acknowledges still
think we coud spare Stone as well now at any
other time.
The Herald. find, is great favorite here. 1t is
quoted in the Senate, studied in the House, and read
all over Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14
SHIP BUILpISG In New YOxK.-Ws have said
that fheIe i Lie shi&a hnild.

SHIP BUILpIrG In New YOxK.-Ws have sale
that there is place like this city for ship bald
ing and no one can gainsay Baltimore, with al
It's rsnown for clippers, can't beat New York. Ia
be sure very fast, nay, swift vessels arc launch
ed almost every day by southern shipwrghts. but
for speed, beauty of model, and spaciousness COM
bined, give us New York ships. For samples see
our numerous packets
With some labor we have gathered together the
annexed statement, showing the number of vessels
launched here for the past three years from most of
The ship yards Returns from three yards we could
not obtain in time for tedays paper but will give
them tomorrow, making the statement complete for
the Weekly Herald. In all there are ten snip yards
in this city, and when financial affairs are in
good condition they chow great activity. Now
every thing is PROSTATE. There are only six
vessels at present building, and know of no new
contracts. When those now the stocks are
launched, the ship yards will be deserted, unless
Messrs. Bergh & Co., B,Own IL Bell, Webb g. Al
len, or some of the others build, vessels on their
o~n account, which is very probable.
Vessels for every nation on the face of the globe,
an: many for Davy Jones, have been built in this
port both for mOnarchs and Merchants. Perhaps
there ships sxtant like the New York packets
They have been visited and admired by kings and
ragged rascals, ard they have carried exkings
across the Atlantic time and again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14

CoSoREss, JAN. ii, lS39-The Senate did no, sit
today
In The House little done besides another triaing
scene between Bolts, Of Virginia, and smith, of
Maine.
Ne,c Jersey Election Cases-Mr. Clifford took
the floor, and about to proceed in his speech
York. rose and reminded The Speaker that the Clerk
had not flushed reading the whole of his elaborate
book which had been prepared to explain and justify
his course. Since the reading had been begun, he
wished to hear the whole.
Some of the Administration members tried TO pre-
vent this. But the Speaker said the reading had
been ordered by the House, and must 60 on.
The Clerk taen proceeded to the end of his long
and vouminous statement. Whea he finished,
Mr.. Clifford resumed his remarks, and spoke at
great length IN support OF the nsn-commissioned
pretenders, Mr.. Dickerson and his associates.
At three o'clock he finished his speech, and Mr.
Cooper of Penns ylvana, obtained the floor and had
spoken a short time in favor of the commits ed
me mbers, when he gave way for successful motion
TO adjourn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14

PAcKrr SHIP VILE DE LYoS.-The owners and
agents Of this ship have received severe cutting
up, in Savannah paper, from Mr. James Hayward.
1t appears that the passengers suffered almost every
privaiion, and were out Of many Injuries when only
sixteen days from Havre. Now, a statement like
the following, Mr.. Hayward would not have pub
Iished without a just and sufficient reasen, and,
therefore, tn. conduct Of the Captain and agents in
France, must have been very reprehensible. They
must relute the charges, If possible.
aFrom the published lst, fCspt s,odlard the inrene.
would be that Of weather with los, of ,as and ps
had been h. only for putting into Bermuda and that
s.-. There mention made of the pvstons endured ~
cabin who were Of course under IN. imprsor
that the ship woua be provided all respects. Advertised
" this line Of packets will without delay, mention
particulars Of the suferues felt BY the cabin passenger
about the 18Th DAY the white biscuit finished; tosn
amer IN, coh, gave tie poultry aud fresh provisions
lated half the except the fresh pork
which supply cooked each dan Light
o wanting during the las. forinight-th. lamp OF being
nearly exhausted sud the candles entirely On the 3sh
day TIE sailors pot on allowance Of bread and
potatoes, snd of the provisions 81 the serage passengers
consisting oC potatoes, used fer the supply
he caln and ssw. Tea male AZ that time only for
b-eal not ing ,uough TO IN the evening; and
the suppl, Of water board both bad and very short
Cap siOdd,-d mentions having spoken the Vctors Captain
..og., yer. on an aIowsue. Of one biscuit day. with r. ~
potatoe AID .a beef sfd pork There H. horever
ton made 81 having spoken the harqus Anne week
10 provisions which rot given, they being them.
selves short The cargo ed in part Of pruue cham
payne lstr article used for time instead o
other wines and qasr, which short and the pruns.
given both tie cabin, aud Storage supp,
N, dthCney ~ other 20 ID My is that Captain
stoAdsr9 rsols into Detmuda the mi Of Ne
Att u bsc.use he sscersinsd no. only tht the setract
passeugrt short Of provisions but his stores
10th cabin srjcr,w would not warrant his standing Cor
port tte Tinted states.
vh al.s Il ,aks this opp rluni,y e thanking CAPTAIN
Thorshn Of the ship Alexander Grant-whA vessel char
srrd B,rmuds-or The Erdness and l1eraI,y which h
showed lines, while We reusii ed IN board hs shin
(sgned) JAMES HEYWARD."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14

Tpr PRrRoeArfvr or MERcy.-Yesterday ~
Y. Marshal gave orders to the keeper Of the city
prison 10 discharge out of oust 'dy Ebenezer Kahn.
convicted Of coming, and Joseph Allen, convicted
# arevclt at sea-both of these mAlefectors bav.
ing received the pardon Of the Executive Of the Z
States Allen had been ntenc,d by Judge Thomr-
sontosiv months imprisonment Kan remand
ei, M consequence Of his receiving recommends.
ton to mercy from the jury that tried him, q e
ground ~ shcretion OF intellect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-14

TwADDLE The long arguments and pointlsss
testimony published in the pap,r' about the Amistad
case. when are we 10 have the pith and marrow 81
the natter the dccisios in regard to The slaves and
the property All the rest il exorucstpEly tedious
6r1- Amos Kendall has published long letter to
tell The public two facts, viz that he had right "a
send am agent with trunk full of letters on The raj
road; and that The company bad no right to 'tcl
either the agent or the trunk
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

Now, what say you, my friends-what
will the farmer of New \ ork, Of Peonsyl.
yania, aud New England say, 10 the idea
Of walking on Sunday 10 Church at the
head Of his family, 10 his jacket hro gears
old What will the young man say, shen,
his work ended, he desires TO visit the fam
lies of his neighbors, to the one pair Of
panlaloons. not quite two years old indeed,
but, as the farmers soy Of colt, coming
two next grass, and which for Is months
have done yeoman's service Away with
il all-away with this plan for humbling
and degrading the free, intelligent, well
educated, and we'll paid labor Of the u.
States TO the level OF the aluos. brute labor
Of Europe.
There is DO, much danger that schemes
and doctrines, such as these, shall find ia.
vor with the People. They understand
their own interest too well for that. Gen.
ilemen, am farmer, on the seq. shore,
and have, Of course, occasion 10 employ
some degree Of agricultural labor. am
sometimes also rowed out TO sea, being,
!
soually catching fish, and huding health
and recreation IN warm weather, from the
air Of the Ocean. For the few months dur.
ing which am able TO enjoy this retreat
from labor, public or professional, | do not
often trouble my neigbbors, or they me,
with conversation on politics. Il happened,
however, about three weeks ago, that on
such an excursion as have mentioned, with
one man ouly with me, mentioned this
doctrine of the reduction Of prices, and ask
ed him his opinion OF II.
He said be did mol Ike il. replied,
the wages Of labor, il is true. are reduced !;
but then -four, and beef, and perhaps cloth
iue, all Of which you buy are reduced also.
What, then, can be your objections Z? -
Why, said he, II is true that -four is now
low but then 1t is an article that may rise
suddenly, by means Of scantv crop, 10
England, or a. home and if il should rise
from five dollars 10 Ten, do not know for
certain that it would fetch the price Of my
labor up with it. But While wages are
high, then am safe, and if produce chanc.
es TO fall, so much the better for me. But
there is another thing. have but one
thing to sell, that Is my labor; but must
buy many things NOT only -four, aud meat
and clothing, but also some articles that
come from other countries; little sugar,
little coffee, little ten, little Of the com.
mon spices, and such like.
Now, do not see how these foreign ar.
ticles will be brought do~n by reducing
wages at home aud before the price is
brought down Of the only thing have 10
sell, ] want to be sure tina, the prices will
fall, also, not Of part, but Of all tho things
which mus, buy.
Nov, gentlemen, though he will be as
,onisbed, or amused, that should tell the
story, before such vast and respectable
assembly as this, | will place this argument
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

And the honorable gentleman argues,
that owing to the greater cheapness Of 9th
err articles, this is relatively as much as the
American laborer gets, and he illustrates
the fac, by this bill Of clothing for Corsi.
can lahorer;
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-16

the Dane how to surprise the Prince, who.
ne SAID, believed himself under the pro-
'ecnon OF 2 friend, he proposed taking a
wider circuit home, while they, apparent-
~ unknown l TO him, rifled it of its trea-
isare, 8 II will be an easy matter" said
he. for not even my wife knows that il
is Gustavus.
The officer, at the head of a party of
well armed soldiers, marched directly to
the lake. The men invested the house.
while the leader, abruptly entering, fonnd
Pearson's wife, according to the fashion Of
those days. employed in culinary pr pa
rations. At some distance from her, sat
a young man III rustic garb, looping off
the knots from the broken branch of a
tree. The officer told her he came in
King Christiern's name to demand the
rebel Gustavus, who he knew was con-
cealed nnder her roof The dauntless
woman never changed color; she immedi-
,ately guessed the man whom her husband
had introduced as miners son, to be the
Swedish hero. The door was blocked up
by soldiers. In an instant she replied
without once glancing at Gnstayus, who
sat motionless with surprise, eff you
mean the melancholy gentleman my hus-
band has had here these two days, he has
just walled out into the wood, on the
other side of the hill. Some Of these sol
diers may readily seize him, as he has no
arms with him.
The officer not suspecting the easy sim
p'icity of her manner, ordered part of
his men to 60 in quest of him. At that
moment, suddenly turning her eyes on
Gustavus, she flew up to him, and catch-
ing the stick out Of his hand. excl lined,
in an angry voice, "unmannerly wretch !!
What, sit before your betters! Don't you
see the Kings officers in the room? Get
out of my sight, or some of them shall
give you drubbingr' AS she spoke, she
struck him blow on the back with all
her strength and opening side door,
g there. get into the scully," cried she,
"itis the ft,est place for such companyf'
and giving him another knock, she flung
the stick after him and shut the door.
"Sure," added she, in great heat, 'snever
woman was piagueu WIN SUCH TOUT oi
slave -
The officer begged she would not dis
1 turb herself on his account, but she affect
ing great reverence for the King, and re.
spect for his representative, prayed him
to enter her parlor while she brought some
refreshments. The Dane civilly complied
perhapz, glad enough to get from the side
of shrew; and she Immediately flew to
! Gustavus whom she had bolted i'll, and by
means of back passage, conducted him
in moment to the bank of the lake. where
the fishers boats lay, and giving him di
committed him to Providence.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-16


The Gazette is at its old tricks again,
and we have almost given up the idea Of
ever seeing it carry on discussion fairly
on any subject. The last number con-
tains gross misstatement of the grounds
on which we have opposed Van Buren,.
The only difference in the case is this:-
we opposed him because he was in favor
OF restricting the right Of sufrage-which
we proved upon hnl--but the Gazette with
its usual efrontery says we oppose him
berause he voted against taking off these
restrictions. The Gazette manager must
be very simple if he SO far presumes upon
the crsdulity Of the Hawk Eyes as 10 be-
lieve they are not sufficiently sharp sight
ed to discover this additional evidence
of his shutting course.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-16

H
j. C, Calhoun The New York Her
aid says--"We have received informa.
ton, on the highest authority from
Washington, stating that in consequence
of certain movements taking place i'll the
capitol, since the nomination Of General
Harrison at Harrisburg. John c.. Calhoun
with the greater portion of the State
Rights party. intend 10 support Gen. Har-
rison in the South at the ensuing Presi-
dental election. We are further inform
ed that this new combination Of the ele-
ments against the present dynasty, SO
much resembling that which took place
under the mantle of Gen. Jackson, in
1925, has been brought abou, by the in.
disposition of MT Calhoun 10 submit to
the dictation of Amos Kendall, Thomas
II. Benton, and other of that elk" gen
orally known by the name Of kitchen cab
met.