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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

IACHAU'S PATENT-The undersigned hereby takes the
pleasure TO inform the ppos, that he ha. ,stahshed
factory of his Spectacle Glasses called Jachua Patent
acles The factory for the convenience Of the public
been locate! al No Chatham street. facing the Park where
he will be happy orders, which he will
the shortest and reasonable prices well wholesale
a retail.
Those who Of this article would do well TO call
and b. convinced Of their superiority.
Medical certificates their excelency will be shown 10
those who may desire il.
Gold, Silver and Steel Frames continually hand
CHARLES ri. l.. JACHAU,
jalssm' sChatham street. stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
No. A PECK SLIP

nOCTOR CARPENTER confines as usual 20 Scvete h,s
~ entire personal attention treatment Of all delicate
md private diseases.
Those who have been the v,ctus
f unqualified usprncpled chaatsus which this city
,bounds consequence " the laxy laws regulating
msca profession respectfully solicited call old
established D.pensary No Peck Slip where many thousands
manifold diseases. "
To strangers, Dr. Carpenter hegs leave add that he
aaye and 10 the manor BORN that he graduate Of Union
CeeEe, and received his diploma th (cans ya
henors Is licentiae OF the New York State Medical 10
ciey ard has had nearly thirty practice and
IN this city ana what most mpsran he speedily and eff
tually cures his patients
% Separate offices and for the privacy Of
uents who can never come in contact Charges reasonable
MANGLES! MANGLES!!-PRICES REDUCED.-Tm-
vi portrait Hotel and Boarding Housekeepes and Private
Esmes.-DUNCAN WEST rsspect fully inform the pub
:. that they have manufacturing their Patent
Msnsles, which for utility and durability are mot to DC pas
sed u labor saving machine entirely supersedcs the
Of ironing and rapidly puts beautiful goss on sheets t
HE en &c. withost the aid Of fei They can be seen in
operation a, the CITY Hotel, Pearl street House, Athensun
and Carlton House. They only soid al NO. Little Green
street. near Liberty street. Now no.L.. ma2e Lon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

TMPORTANT-The enormous gentlemen have paid
who wished provide themselves with clothes Of the best
kind together with the unparalleled patronage bestowed
rffILLfPS'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
Wlisn John starting three
years since enables the proprietor TO make still greater
ductiOn VA his Prices.
= PHILLIPS wishes 10 be distinctly understood that al
made by hm equal in every respect 10 those Of
the first the city re induced to make this remark
from the fact o several dealing ia tow priced articles
tactuaed by the extensive Ne has ganed his
a1versements Price the test o cheapness quality alone
the only standard through which Just conclusion
BE- arrived at
Garments ordered at this viii be found eopar
with others Of the finished style full so low
err TO this fact Of the first gentlemen in the Union will
bear
8 will therefore the hackneyed system Of u
lst Of nominal witch teuds
ouly tnead but altogether the peculiar
he possesses to custom after trial. NATL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

ITO THE ECONOMICAL-REMOVAL NEW.
ELL begs leave inform his r. nds and the public that he
has removed his stock Boots and Shoes No "a Canal
street to Nos es and ss Chatham street. He has the most
tcnsive OF Boots and Shoes OF the latest hon
chased in the city.
N B.. Ills stores Nos it lss and 1868 Chatham str, It.
All goods warranted. fc2 On.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

DOWAND's ANTECOSTIYE PILLS have no mercury
II in them They mild and most excellent laxative
medicine and at all times be employed with safety where
A seutle Yet effective eathartic is required.
For sale By j. FAY general agent; drug No.
Broadway Franklin House, New York; retaed Bowe
ry 100 Fulton street; ia Canal street. II Rawls Co, Al
bany, &c.
Price cents per box only
n r. Rowands Tonic Mixture Pills for fever and ague
essentially the the liquid Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
with the advantage of portability and loss from breakage
imh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

ZINE PLATED WARE " SUPERIOR FINI SHEDCJT.
TLERYTbe crbsr has received per late packets and
opening this day avery large and complete assortment eeh
Plated Ware consisting Of silver mounted Casters Cake
Baskets; silver mounted Tea and Coffee Us Candle sticks
&C. &c Also very splendid assortment Of fine Table Cut
lery Of sets Of and 100 pieces Of Ivory Pearl
ol6y DANIEL y. DELEVAN, MidenLane-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
THE STUDY OF
B O O k X Z T. p | Y c.

IL ~ " N N Il ~ VI
~ Cedar street. Broadway.
Rooms are opeu both psy sad Evening, from 70 p from
~ iio s. and from 20 This Of Instruction a rou
Outline e ts Course o. Paese. through which the siuden,
There are elasses-he Instruction always impaired
Boob, Cash Book, Day Book, journal, Lsgsr
Transactions, ut rnonPartncrship business opening
BOOKS baying, sssg, leading. raytnE. receiving payment
s'ng and taking notes, interest so,,s taking ~ notes
rasseiions ad sonthvars,ons ofhe above and pav.x
Notes before due paying note at ia cash and merchandise
failure and e0mpromise shipping account importing
bartering ship ping order, insurnz. trial balance
Transactions mOutNfany variations the above. and
change company account sales closing
company amount, making entries IN cash book. balancing
Transactions fh and Ssh nonthMakng eight grand
hea norly entries from the invoice book. sales book and
sccoun baisnc, balncs sheet closing books
Ls,ma,iionssl of sfy questions review the student
No course % s,c,er the subscriber believes has ever
edse Of Bockke.pigg, he now offered . The public
n ny w ag shori q sue course viii ofbu little
h. sndy w 10 qualified keep eorrety aud elegantly the
eeounis cf any business wv
The Science Of Double Eutry Bookkeeping simpii6edy
The Art Of single Enry Bookteepisr innro,,i3 tie ;
PRODUCTION Of froof Balance" no pace syo7s srps VI"
shest' A pamphlet, q pages, isrno.-is cents
MAI iuneed-
pEMARKABLE CURE or CONSUMPTION ".
a e K,1an AK so w S9s .,. vii
having been W for long tine with Consumption Liver
sold as bovery. Before he cos need With this edei
S "a .ee = ~, st,sk % 6e Frave ard y ys' currently
invaluable edene. Ne grew bettr he commenced
With a. and IN short time he folly restored to health
WANTED. several Nlinsrs and Apprentices ssi Brood
w way upstairs- mas 7r'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

DILEs OR HEMORRHOlDs CURED.-DR. M1LTI
MORES IMMINENT is admitted to have eclipsed the
other remedy the speedy and eectua of
e It's has been unparalleled and truly astonishing
where all others the noted have utterly failed 1t
peculiar properties remedy and while its app
rsant and very soothing. and effects safe and
contains nothing TO create pain unpleasant
If employed as directed, the most Hyeterae
.reedy
= guarantee, we have abundance like the
~
hereby certify that after having been several years afflicted
with the Piles wife and both entirely cured by
Dr. Miltimores Linmen for the FILES four days
therefore recommend eiectua and speedy
SOHN CLEMONS.
Akron, Ohio, MAY Cd. 1897
For sale BY j. o. FAY, Agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Broadway; Canal-st Fulton-st;
Bowery; Broadway; and of New York druggists generally
Put 1p sized bottles; small size 81 Large size So and
warranted. mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

t. OOO WILL BE FORFElTED If DIR, POTTS
Pl ,OOO ERADICATION Fails TO CURE RI.
CENT CASE OF GONNORRIiCEA, generally in less than
ing nedicns las found eccinl For sale by the
following sgcnts:A B. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton Hart
Broadway and Chambers street. Drwsr Church
and ChamLers $40 Bowcry; Moss corner Grand and
CannOn 644 Broadway, IS Sixth sixth
Carmnc Bedford; Burnct Canal street; A.
Truro. 81. Johns. New Brunswick Price a.. male sm
DlANOFORTEs-Boston Pisnofortes Of celebrated
4 facture for sale cheap, for cash or barrr,by
malls im- LORlNG WATSON. iS Pearl II.
DESTRUCTION OR PERSIAN PILLS, Tor sale by J,
~ o. FAY Agent 70 and 100 Fulton street Price SIT and
s2i cents per boz. mas I'm
WINES - hampagne Wines, Of Lambert" Enion,"
w Rose starr" Great Western" Anchor "Vcto
ria" Queens own" Sc. 80
Madeira various bottled and drsugh scot
Newton Cordon's,n and other brands.
sherry assortment OF pale, gold and brown, comprising
"Amunttlado.n |" Tobo.
for,'-Oid cr,stsd. 90 Tiarris's,- Pages" &c.
Pine Juice, draueht and in bottles besides extensive
sortment Of
Claret Hook, and other Wines,
~ the Granite Vaults, Of Broadway and Cham
Mas Inn v. r. ROBINSON co. Wine Dealers.
COUGHS " COLDS CURED-'R.wands Pulmouara."or
" Vegetable Dernucen Of obstinate csarrh coughs
asthma and auxiliary q present relief from the
threatening symptoms approaching Pulmonary Consumption
No medicine greater elaine the ccnh OF the
valid than ths Price scots. per ho,ue For sale by
J q. FAY. General Agent, AZ his drug store,
mas MT lss Brosdwsy, Vrsnklin Housed ". "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

('HERRY'S ASTRINGENT PiLLS.-Dr. Cheuys ceIe
hrad Atringent Pills for the radical removal Of elects
Seminal Weakness &C. after the failure Of copaba. cubeb IN
ections, &c. for sale by the following agentsA b. d.
sands and Fulton Hart Chambers and
Broadway So Broadway, IS svt 1903 Ssth
Csrmns and Bcdfpr ~ SO. and $40 Bowery; Moss
Grand Canal street. Chambers and
Church Price. 81 box. male SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
LANES RDON BEN NETT.

JAMES Col DON NETT,
NO n ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADyERTIsING.--rhe extensive circulatou
&C the HyRALD, both IA town and country makes superior
channel for advertisers.
rem TWELVE LINrs
day, 30 80 days, 81 Is days, 81 ~ 10 days @0
- i%ls sis aiSlis 10
weeks, ~ SO months, sec
1 month, 3 90 months "a 40
- An advertisements 20 be paid for before their nser
Advertisements inserted IN the WfEKLy HERALD at ~ pee
square every insertion.
MorSr~o HFRsLDssued every morning., except Sunday;
price wo CENTS COPY. Country Subscribers furnished ~
the same rate Tor any sehc period, remittance IN a.
vance. No paper cent unless yaid in advance.
WeEELy HtRaLD-ssued every Saturday morning
oclock-Pce STR cents per copy Furnished 10 country
scrbers nj Ss per annum in advance.
CopRrspovDprrs-are
JAMES poRpoN HEWITT Proprietor and Etitov and AN "a
tiers on business rust bc-post pstd.J
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02
HORRID DEPRAVITY.

DOARDiNG.-Ths proprietors Of the CARLTON HOUSE
ID inform n friends public th.i many families and
single entepCn chsngrg their residence at tina If
the that they will find il 90 their advantage 10 ce at the
Carlton where they hnd accommodation the
MACS I'm. iBFNsoN n HADGFs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

Y ONDON MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INSTRU
MENTs Table Knives Rszors strops PEN Packet I and
Sporting Knives Scissors Cutlery Brushes &c from SlMf
Nsvv AZ r. SIMPSONS,
1853 Broadway, New York.
NJ B. Wholesale orders promptly executed.
Lancets Instruments RaIors, Cutlery Sc set and repaired
fei3 Sun
EYEs-INFLAMEp AND SORE EYEs-Gowaad's Col.
IL yresm Eye Water most excellent applicaon LOT
weak and named and peculiarly adapted BY ITS mild
and safety the sore eyes OF Children and infants no
PLY efhcacous All who try it are delighted wits It;
For sale by o. FAY Agent at Minors Franklin House
drug sore 1893 Broadway, and ia Canalst ~ y mas I'M
FANCY BALL DRESSES, just received from Parls-Mr
ROSIE leave notice the public that he has just
opened the beautiful and complete assortment OF Fancy
Ball Dresses this city, and which he offers to The
amateurs very moderate prices, at HIS establishment NO
Broadway. fe2s 2minsf
A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER ie5 Greenwich street1A
a. Pastor takes this opportunity inform the public, after
olg experience his business he has ormed composition,
called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

CENTLEMEN's CAST OFF CLOTHING, and effects Of
VI every description purchased By H. LENETT No 1877
William street.
Gentlemen having further for their Caso apparel
&c. obtain liberal cash price for the by addressing
line TO the subscriber, through the posofhce, otherwise,
who tby appointment will attend the parties at their resi-
deuc MAJ m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

CARPENTERs COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
" BUCHC. lDioma trenaiaD aatringen land valuable
medicine for diseases Of the Urinary Passages, Darrh1a Sc
Aso, Carpenters COMPOUND FLUID Extract Of Ssrsapsrll
For sale 81 j. o. FAY, at Minors Franklin House Drug
Store. 1873 Broadway. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

WORMS WORMS DEsTROYED.--ROWAND'
w VERNE GE has peculiar claims for patronage, by its
special property destroy and eSpcng firm the hui
the the bowels the slime
and which they imbedded All the distressing
symptoms picking The nose disturbed sleep, pain the
bowels looted breath Sc &c vanish the
guar employment Of the above valuable remedy.
For sale hy J. q. FAY Minors Franklin House,
Drug Store lss Broadway Bowery Canal
Fulton street ga Broadway, Price rs cents each Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-02

WANTED, several Mlin,rs and Apprentices. ssi Broad.
w way upstairs mas Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01
Texas.

Our advices from Galveston are up to the 18th
ut. The Texan feet had not returned from the
Mississippi but il was looked for hourly. hostile
movement on the coast Of Mexico was anticipated
early this month. The Indians the south west
ern frontier still continued troublesome, and many
murders and much robbery had been committed
about San Antonio. Texas is in a wretched condi-
ton, so far its finances are concerned. Treasury
notes are down 10 twelve cents on the dollar, and
hard to get off at that. The consequence is much
dissatisfaction in the army and navy. II is hoped,
however that the extensive physical resources Of
the country, and the acknowledged talents Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury will carry them triumph
antly through all their difficulties, and that the
friends Of liberty all the world will have
sion to rejoice in another evidence Of the capacity
Of man for self government
dinner Of the most sumptuous kind was given to
NJ de sagny, the French Minister, in last month, at
Galveston. All the great men in Texas were
present. When the King Of the French was toasted,
NJ Saligny rose and said
Gentlemen-On no occasion Of my life have so
regretted not to be able to speak your language
I wish il in my pswer TO find expressions 10 tell
VOC Of the feelings Of Joy and gratitude with which
nv heart is overwhelmed. The honor which you hav G
been pleased 10 tender has been TO an immense
source Of qualification AS far as concerned per-
sonay consider II as proof Of your esteem and re-
gard, TO which attach, lido assure you the highest
value, and for which cannot thank you enough. Be-
sides, IL shows that You know how duly to appre-
ciate the sincere and lively sympathy which The GO
vernment and the people Of France feel for your
young and lourishing republic, and Of which they
have already given so strong evidences. You know
what deep interest take in the welfare Of your coun
try, and nothing could render me happier than 20
have IL in my power 10 contribute in any way to
strengthen those relations Of friendship which have
been established between the two nations under so
favorable auspices, aud which every day will j
have no doubt, make tighter and profitable for
both
lar thanks for the sentiment you have just express
ed for the person Of the king, my illusrious sove-
reign hope that the liberal policy which ne mas
been the first in Europe TO adept towards your re
public will soon be followed by other governments
I will now propose you toast which Know VIII
he cheerfully responded to from all the quarters OF
this country. , 80.
His EScellency, the President Of the Republic Of
Texas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

This fated country still remains in the same hor-
rid state-rent asunder by internal connections, and
prey to the rival factions that have long contend
ed for the mastery. The Federalists are steadily
gaining ground, and il seems highly probable that
all the northern part Of the country will fall into
their hands. The fort Of Tobasco was invested by
the Federal General Maldonada, and il has probably
captulated before this This is the last point where
theCentras,s held out in the part OF Mexico
Metamoras, on the Rio del Norte, the extreme
northern frontier is yet in possession ofthe Centrs
lists The Federalists striving to enlist the sol
diers Of the Texans, against Metamoras, but they
will not suffer themselves to get mixed up in the
matter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

sentatives during her visit to Washington. On her
entry, the venerable ex-President Adams had just
got ap. A distinguished friend Of his near him ex-
claimed, "YOu have another auditor, whose bright
eye is just now upon you-Miss Fanny Elssler is
listening to YOU" The old intellectual giant turned
round I" Do you say that to rouse, to intimidste
me? Wen see" He went on with his speech, and
by common consent, he made one of the greatest
hits of the session. His playful sarcasm distressed
his victim, and kept sthe House in a rear Fanny
Elsslsr, who knew the elevated position of the re-
markable parsonage before her, listened to him
with the deepest interest. The venerable but hearty
old senatorial gladiator is Of her most enthusi-
astic admirers, in public and private.
The wonderful delight and enthusiasm with which
the divine Fanny has been received, will, trust
the suicide Of all those miserable croaking,
canting wretches, both here and in Europe, who
being themselves incapable of approaching excel
ence perfection in any thing ''human or divine"
sneered at the hopes, and attempted to destroy the
prospects of young, artless beautiful and highly
talented stranger-and that stranger lady
As Americans we proud Of our countrymen,
and their conduct this occasion. The carping
critics of Europe prophesied that La Belle Eiss-
er' would not succeed in the United States, because
the Americans would not appreciate her chaste quiet
and highly re1ncd style OF uahcibS' 'eccP'''"
will convince them that we can properly appreciate
refinement in art, when is genuine, and embodied
in SO unquestionable, seductive a shape as that
of the " Divine Fanny"
The people of gland, France, and Germany VIII
be astounded at this trer~endous and enthusiastic
reception of Fanny. Every one there predicted her
failure here. Her transcendant merit, they said,
could alone be relshed and enjoyed by the cultiva
ted tastes of Europeans. Our understandings here
were too coarse and vulgar to admire and applaud
such excellence. These were the opinions, writ
tea and expressed by all persons, of all ranks, during
the last winter, all the continent of Europe,
when it was known that she intended visiting Ame-
RIGA.
The result we have stated And we CON-
mend the poisoned chace to their own lips, by tell
ing them that they will not &c La Belle Fanny"
in Europe for year at least-perhaps never.
We mean to keep her here Courage, Fanny, Cou-
rage!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01
Canada.

Governor General Thompson had not returned
from Nova Scotia at last advices from Montreal
The address of the inhabitants Of Halifax, with his
Excelency's reply, is given in the Canada papers.
The Governor expresses his anxious wish to put an
end to personal and party feuds and to lead the
pie of these colonies from frutless and idle disputes
upon theoretical points of government, to the con-
sideration of their real and practical interest-the
ameoraton of their laws-the advancement of their
country. Thel Montreal Herald hopes the advice
given by his Excellency will be followed by theo-
rists, and be productive of permanent good The
explanation Of the principles which alene colonial
government can be conducted, are enlightened and
LIBERAL though they cannot be very palateable to
those Missionaries who bawl out for that impossi-
bility, colonial responsible government The whole
spirit of the reply evinces anxious solcitude for
the peace and prosperity of the colony and an ar
dent desire to promote harmony In the legislature.
He adverts generally to the contentious in the pro-
vince, which he hopes to compose, but he says no.
thing of the particular measures which he deems
essential to the welfare of Nova Scotia.
The rancorous feeling which was formerly mani
tested along the line, to have been softened
dow to some extent. The escape of Lett, the fell
low who was convicted Of attempting to blow up a
Canadian steamer at 0swego, has given occasion for
some harsh remarks in that paper and the monetary
condition of the United States furnishes an oppor-
tunity for a sarcastic paragraph once in while.
Err. gra.
"Three years ago the American government had
such an accumulation Of treasure in its vaults that
it was under the necessity of applying for an act TO
authorize the division Of it among the individual
states. At this moment poor is the same govern
ment, that it is obliged TO issue post notes at two
per cent, payable twelve months after date. These
notes are fifty dollars and upwards"
The provincial government is steadily prosecu
ting its various works of internal improvement
and under the judico administration Of Governor
Thompson, it seems probable that all difficulties
internal and external, may be obviatcd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

LETTERS FOR EyRoPE The letter bags of the
British Queen for London, will close at GipiH's
Exchange News Room, on the of Wall and
William streets, this day, at one o'clock Those OF
the London Liverpool and Havre packets will close
at the same place at eleven O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

The CUBA TRADE Oar Weekly paper OF today
contains all Our articles the revenues and trade
Of Cuba, embodied under one head. This forms a
NEST comprehensive and important view OF the
commerce of Cuba The statements are those obi
cially made by his excelleney Count Villaneuva,
the able head of the financial department of The ISL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

o. V,UH,LL GArDtSs.-The "Diamond's- engage
men has nearly expired here, and those who wou wit
his extraordinary dancing before he the big
water must go quickly Il viii be long day before they
can have such another treat Miss Clemcntne is beau
ful dancer. aud draws forth rapurous applause Brooks
the Grocsque dancer great card the way he showed
of the "Dutch Jersey Can caution. His limitations Of
Celeste and Elsscr very aughahe. The other enter
is tho onl, real Garden In Inc citv and that Brsl Jones'
makes the best punches and Of any chap 10 these
parts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

M Cp,rn.N THEArRv.--The ominently successful
rce of the FLYING Duchman has been laid aside for the
present 10 make for succession Of novelties which
have been got up with great by the management
Tonight have the drama Of the Foulah Slave which
the wonderful dog Brun made decided mprcssio lAIs
evening and the Avenger in which Mr. and Afs. Tl&s,
Blekely and the strength oithe company appear ne
always TO be ofcapvang the public but then he
treats his prisoners handsomely and they havcno wish TO
escape from durance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-01

ANorHrR SLIcE.-Wc understand, says the Fort
Wayne Sentinel, that Colonel Spencer, OF this place
is a defaulter to the amount OF from Sio,VV TO
$4,000. Suit is brought for $1,000 which Is the
Marshal 10 saw that the Colonel had funds on hand
and on deposite, which had not been passed to his
credit sufficient to reduce the claim TO the amount
first mentioned