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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
T. T Fl E l. LADIES
NO EXCUSE FOR HAIRY UPPER LIPS.


DE- f. WILL S2ykAYIps pEE ga66f ~ sHR
SH FEsr iSJGa3 rs Is FAX sRis
The researches made BY Dr. FELIX GoURAUD, practical
into and neme q, as - long
which the hidden, occult spiritual o'eatons II
plants and minerals en- e@plati n n, e he o" ,ys
!% ss a:9 81 sfh the sss SSs
word minute and pc iysstsaon sio the theory
saos are he
& hr are as Is: %
Il You'd be lie to dsay the d. sgarsn,st,o Seauih
male fao; ~ he d. ions ora ssd Or 70 ae.t ahe
Su,rase INFLICTED on loy a'd ,asieeaS e,T% WIN ~
Ssir. a4s srshed oreAsad: ii'pa'aay sAs Ges a,r
One has gs.ly elstssd sine these aiqs pGwd.ri
States aud hey have grad ally ris mo de-
served reputation and Superseded every other Of
bean mad q the destuc, OF the hair but have with
sssr iS n m mind THIS. and asse proof the
sy 9 s. .s .n ss 1 Ss ow
g roma number Of are ss eeted from the New
pErILsropr SMOOTH. white, TRANSPARENT shin
III 70 a Salsgs Ss
least rougefs Of SUFFICE abou, IL as eau ony be
he Sssutifs ssprilSsSs hss aud i.I.s female
sca al ih %i''s as aas Vase
bear; res m6ine to the back 4 sasa goose AID
vel satsasd shat knew am have seen that pr Gov
in minutes, wtIou the u,asi iayy The sim unlik,
many vile compositions which havs be put forth to effect
this object We eheerully recsnmend the powders Of DIR.
G,uraudto the attention Of the ladies thy the
hair the upper lip ana chin, NIGH Improve Ia r looks by
single application or this remedy-N, T. Sunday Mercury,
We have tested DR. 6oUFAUDss De pa Powders,
and ecommend is with eopeaEs to all ANNOYED
without the lie injury to the ski IN Y i've star
To be had only No Walker street door from Broad
way, west 81 bottle. Single soiiss seat BY nsil
Letters be post I'd
Agents-Mrs Bro~ Prne ST. Ihladelphia Mr.. 4. &.
Ferie, Middletowh Conn . 't'
Rscoect that III powders to be had nowhere else in
New York but al 81 Walker street, and hat druggists
sellthem
strongest boards. Ell ais Inn
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vs. T. SCOTS
. s6 - Id

GENERAL ENiGRANT PASSAGE OFFICES,
~ Peek Slip and % South street. Nee York
Ths sseseIbsrs bg to remind their fends apd the public
tst they t. axe with persons in
this who wish Ia send for ficnts from usri Of
England relam Scotland, Wales 10 come out BY hfst
spripg ships in lsii.
Ons Of the 6rm just returned from Europe where he has
made the most ample arrangements with agents throughout
Great Britain and ireland for the srester facility 81 forward
whose be engaged
with the ssd tsey hope by that eoutrusd sen
ton the comfort OF psssengers which has hereoire gained
for their line the decided preference other to merit
Continuance Of the same.
The ships line all OF the first class American
bualt, commanded h. experienced and obgng masters scn
toned TO the trade and will sail every week from yepoo
thereby preventing unnecessary deterton add IA ell eases
vfea IN Mt for decline coming the passage money n re-
knrned 81 these from whoa IL vas received
Persons residing in iceland and Scotland, can have Tree
the ports to Liverpool
Drafts al sight able 10 the prnc towns Of Great Br
and for the Of orv ard
ed with punctaaity and despatch. !.
Psay so be engaged from London BIZ sol and Gree
mock from Liverpool 10 Philadelphia. foston bal
more and Quebec IN first class American Packet shiis
Further particulars made known on agplies ton TO-
VS. J. T. TAPsCorT, IS Peek alp
and 40 south street
Agents for the regular Packets for London, Liverpool New
Orleans, Mobile, Savannah and Charleston 81
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HARNDEN & cos. EXPIRE,


w FF-HARNpES has associated with himself DExTEt
ter General F9Cwsrsng and under thu
Of ,h.rhou IN London aud Liverpool and Mr. Brigham vii
reside permanently to conduct the business Their OH
at Nos Wall street New York; CORNER Of Third ane
Market street Philadelphia OF Union Buildings IL
Providence; No Court street Boston Due notice will
Of their Offices in Tendon and Liverpool Packages
Parcels, Boxes and SAMPLES of Goods Specie BANK Note.
directed pgtsala, aites,on vii be pad to pareha'in
business entrusted to their will meet with prompt sttss
ton. ...,..um..n
Letter Bags the British and North American RoYa Mai
Line of ps kept at their Offices in New York
Boston where letters Will be received either for the United
Kingdom any part Of Tie Coatinen the postage Of wh,d
to the Of HaRNpEN CO. and their house in Live
pool will he English postage and RENAL the letters
N. b. All Goods must he marked care Of HARNDEN
CO They hope BY unremed attention and pronptness to
ssefs TO all classes the community
RErERENcys.
r h Curtis, Boston Barring Brothers Co Liverpool
Csodhue Co, New York Fletcher Alexander Co.. Lon
don; Wells X Co.. Paris.
n B. HARNDEN x CO. are alone responsible for the
injury articles property Committed 10 their
care nor any rick assumed by, be attached to
b. and r. r. Roads. the N. j. steam Navigation
Company whose roads and whose Steamers III u crates
be transported ia respect to them their
tents AT any time u.yNnpx.co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

SALT RHEUM, SALT RHEUM
SALT RHEUM!.i sCRoFULA, RINGwORM, &c.
mn ANDERSON'S Justly celebrated Ointment, for ths
~ cure q Salt Rheun, serefuls, or Kings Evil hns
Erupi rons Pples the Face scorbue Ulcers and alec
rated Legs sc This is the invaluable Of all
the public for known
which Il failed to eheeta perfset The proprsor qua
ranees old ulcers liberated legs, aud all
eerous affections To be had by application at FORBFss
Drug Store SOS Pearl Of Cross street. Y atss cent?
perbo sms
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w E A k b A c. X

ID HEUMATlSM, Lumbago. pain weakness the limbs,
side, breast, neck joints eursd by SHEER dANS Poor
Mans Plaster Warranted to all other
Pssers, only ri cents. W. Hoxe, Esq who had
unable to dress himself for several weeks able to do
wearing II cured him entirely his rheu
matte pains in week Tbs top Day cured of
Sold and the has heard of solitary
plant Ask for Shermans roor Mans Plaster Sold At los
Nassau 22i Blocker ST. NJ Y and l5s Fulton st. Brook
lyn
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DIP I: ::s:: !:
ed. Dr. PROVOST viii in afw word. say 70 The bubble
that % w nss: we He ss. ~ass Ii
a3sdsa sRs s s.aso s a.es'es
the remains of hose which still lurking the
.ys% O % s .saT aisds. I: sss s
medical ss1s s,'fs
:. Sa s sS.. which up ss
s snG he which he has Ss
mersT .hr upon the honor Of se1,lemsn he
Nee * II Rs Ct @ e 1: s ss
os; sSi sabbath SoH Pissd ss5s;g sSa'
TgsssT s s that @S: S. ss
vii NO longer contin TO call for The various
, b s. ms y p sne
prize. Gun b., bs' hsy ". ell UYe1 com re-
sr Of seoa r. Ss,@ dssass cured and hat
for one haA is eharsss ey any other 0Ar''e'.n
NoTiCE-LEARYS co; hayns oO...sss ,st,r. y Z, y
Under V'ai1 r tEnsks ,.
ss sA A.. .a
lent . Sss s sn@ a.s .
,Ssy. ~ 1IGd w cS.
da. case Of ss.. :sd y:r .s
ages impure state Of the huids, unhesl
e asst,s organs and ia ali ssneia Of Ses
ts%sa M' Tsss ssss he
eonsutiop wall ptsce tbs Life P,lIa and Pie
Az BeT.ss the reach ofeoHpssn IN the estimation
isPssd and .Ss ssl.s.,s ard r:.:iI :. TM B. MOE
NRNene genuine ualess they have the fac s'me Of
M The LIZ. fls srs sold in bere.-Pre. cents.
eents ate one dollar ese seecrds"g 20 the sses ns rs
Pbep,x bottles At one two dollars eseh rh full
Axs,sts f,r,he sale of Mea.t',Lif. Mssei...s-A
M,ssm Use BSoadw, De Ls-s u Cherry corner
e tasos u .as ~ soy sa a
SIS IL DR. Lee 2sa Msdisos sti a, Church
sg61. 1 r. Ss soS ss ar. s,5e
III. Msrsarst H.y. Btoc.I,si seo.i yrrsy
sp5P S s.s
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hs.s csts Ss t csS sf: ~ fs: %cs
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sswIs'e5f astssi saaSssf ;'%
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, s.S J sam ss SLesdss.
= TOECONsUSaBRs,O OIL AND GAS. ~
THE as.oisr s,a ~ 3, q Ss EsMss.S ss
lie 20 sIa-v wheNw surps,s 81 e4hers " .ri AVID
% az s'fsf : ss2 sS.i
. e :. ;ss::: {; e:
rios. 10 .sena. he old store Nos Csthans st.
ordss psompGy attended TO- and his wagons sent rosns
usual svs.i observe q. s s;,.s
cnry s.fssa .ap.s ssu'ss don Sn hSss err .rus
~ .s E Deposit q
J. T. ANDnEwss BROTHERS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

1--WE LIVE To PLEASE. AND. PLEASE TO L,vs.'
Els cox, Sign ofthe Golden Fleece of al.
aud Mass street late arrivals eect-d
by his Lopden full assortment Of the best West
Of England Cloths and Albert Plaid mixed
Doskrs rick silk aud uoouen veyes English plain and fg
ured Sstns dyed plain aud diamond Beaver @ Tsg-
and Pelio Fl eeks and Overcoa rpets Of each
from Paris and Londod. be examined samples the Ia
test prevailing fsshioss Also or Bottoms, rich
y chased gold drss coats aud called the
Queens Household Buons and the Button with
the naonsl emblens richly cha ed, blue and
dress coats and white vests only.
Since the introduction old esh system Cherries
has been bey ond his expectations
thanksts his Kind fri,ndsand although he has lately
obliged TO decline several otders he happy he
TO he has awaited himself
the talents OF of the best cutters the country
experienced in the changes Of ashiorwho uoder his
thos. who favor Charles Cox at the Sign the dea Fleece
with their orders, shall BE- pisased with price IT. work
naeriasfor his motto We lvet pieass and please
live Y l,Ai.A .s.-.! 20 49, 80, MIA im'
pATENT ARMS MANUFACTURING CONAN o.
Notice her,b given that al Of tbs Directors
Of said held ths 2sd inst in Jersey City for the
purpose Cfelecting ofncers
THOMAS A. EMMETT. 'Fsqs Of N.E York YVES unani
reelected as President JOHN EHLERS. Of New
Jersey Treasure, and Secretary OF said the
epaung year. q t"- r-rr
The public will take that from and after this day,
contract viii BE considered vald unless signed ny the Pes
dent by them made and consented
debts due TO the Pate Arms Manufacturing Company
be paid esoep< ons receipt the President
~ 80 q l y . .
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S1Sl13s lS9SNsS1 Yrs. MORT, Fssai. PSysielss
oA Dm
DR wHITTEMORE, No. 10 Park place, respectfully an
~ and The public, that he will give his
attention operations the Teeth and to the making ofar
The best viii he set geld plate at thels
price ofs7 each; the same on pivots al ~ -
For tks,ging dental cavity with gold, tLso
q :" assry large cavity,
" ertraeting Teath, each,
sepsrsiing,
DR. wHirTEMoRE hopes to receive the patronage 81 his
friends. oio sr~
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r. A. & II BARNARD.

+. A. Il II BARNARD,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOKS AT LAW, MA
n con- Georgia-Licensed TO practice all the Courts of
Law aad Equity, tales Of New York aud Georgia.
kerences-Hon n. p Talmsdgc, n. Charles JOHNSTON,
Hon H. D Davis, Hon Charles H. Ruegss Henry d. Xariek,
Dawson Green Co, Hon Thomas But Ksg Wayne Co..
Isaac g. Rowland Esq Jerry Cowes, ESQ, Macoa Georgia
mo in,H
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ID Al LU s y n Al ID.

NRANDJEAN's CURLING FLUID, FOR WASHING
VI THE HAIR-This FLUID contains spirits in its
composition, has any stimulating rgrediest that will
affect capillary tubos Its chemical perties takea fran
simple plants Of whoes nature for the hair such aslhe
Populeun Sc he osgnous subsssee which forms part Of
primo PAL the ane qualities Of viii when lsed wash for
The tar we'll and properly IL frees the
rkn the he d and the tubes ofhe hs from that
action Of pespron and from the sediment Of scur which
IL deposits.
The advantages derived from usng this izestimable fluid
that il will the HAIR any style form
fancy dictate AID the most rebeous hair becomes soft
pabe and he made retain any position that
be give n to the beautiful hair.
Grandjeans Curliug uid possesss the double qualities
not only mskng the hair carl Of ketpx In curl
the dampest weather. leaving agreeable
fume.
Ohee No. |, Barclay street. New York, where may be had
Genuine Composition for the curing Of saldness,
md Gray Ha &c m
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PASTORS HAIR OIL.

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, is5 Greenwich strest.-A
IA PASTOR takes this opportunity to inform the public AT
long experience in his business he has formed Compost
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ABBEVILLE.
THE SONGS OF THE NIGHT.

When i'll his youth, David sat upon the
plains Of Bethlehem the spirit of jehovah
passed over him, and his soul opened to
hear the songs of the night. The heavens
proclaimed the glory Of God, and all the
stars united in the chorus. The echo OF
their harps reached the carth---to the ends
of the earth rolled on their silent song. 49,
"Light is the countenance OF Jchovah!'
said the descending sun, and the crimson
twilight answered him: 81 am the fringe
of his garment"
The clouds lowered above them and
said "We are His evening pavilion and
the water of the clouds uttered in tho cv-
enirg thunder, "Thc voice of Jehovah
moves upon the clouds; the God of glory
thunders---the God of glory thundcrs on
highp He rides upon my wings murmur-
cd the rustling wind;' and the silent air
responded, 81 am the breath OF God---thc
tissue of His quickcning presence
"1Vc hear the songs of praise" said the
faintine earth, sand must | still be speech
Iess?" Il will bathe thee" answered the
falling dew, ':that thy Children newly r@
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's'asE EVElEs&Es ZEN;

4 u,ataly .uagn.inc ,f Esc aad Popular Ta,cs,
PJriry aad Engrarings
.Asa.iE characteristic feature o this work is sig
4 ntpd and portrayed III Its tile. lhr month
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j. to cui;cc, into Shlpc 1T once mat aud suitable
" ;,rcs .rvdtion the b->t and III st interesting Spc
Gin nS oi periodical and fugitive Ii erature Of thr
dly; TIC ,rsfy sep ,rate tic chail from the wheat,
The d:oss tom lha line gold, and To present com
p"alium which, like q nd wine, Shall lc heighten
x,i in va.ue by asr, an be, III the language ol ou
motto, perennial and llag7ant.'
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10th. The Overseer must not punish The
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emergency that will not allow Of delay,
until tho employer is consulted. OF This
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service, on giving him one months no.
lice in writing-and lha., the employer may
discharge him at any time, by laying him
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same rate as he agreed to pay for the year.
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POETRY.
FOR TIE JOURNAL.
TIE MIDNIGHT HUNT.

TIE MIDNIGHT HUNT.
The huntsman rose from his silent grave,
By the moonlight struggling thro
Those fun'ral pines which for ages past,
Round the dismal clurch-yard grew.
HIS tall, gaunt form, one could not mistake,
Nor his glow-worm cold grey eye,
Which twinkled about his long deer gun,
Laid low OH tombstone -.
lie blew blast on his old tin horn,
And its echoes loud and deep,
Cllpd forth the ghosts of past ycomaDric,
From their long and dreanlcss sleep.
Those woll train'd pups, and that old bay horse,
Long dead and forgotten too,
Bounded DER fields which their bones made white
For the midnight rendezvous.
Full many bold and stalwart youth,
From his quiet grave got up,
Not ono had forgot his usual arms;
Nor even the stirrup cup.
They cantcrd round, that their horses might
Each point and each pace display
Did over spectre troop appcT
All so huntsman like as they?
In groups beneath the moss-coyored tree,
They whisper the tall cd man.
And the name Of Joel sounded Oft,
Ere tho midnight hunt began.
From Rubry Branch, near Prosperous Hill,
Thence round by tho Owendaw,
Far on they sweep to the well-known drive
O;thc Church at Wappetaw.
Thro' branch and thro' thickct, swamp and field.
Like feccy clouds they glide,
God Of my fathers! Look! Look! and see,
How those fearless liorscmon ride!
Fast on the wind fall their random shots,
And the joyous hue and cry,
AS the startled deer, with feshess wounds,
Conc bounding and Accting by.
''ris morn-thc twilights deepening gray
Elumines the Wando's wave--
The cocks shrill clarion calls each ghost
10 his dirk and silent grave.
Ills morn-not the slightest sound nor voice,
'AIong tic Churc!-yard vaults is heard,
Save the idle cricket, chipping there,
o. note Of the twitrring bird.
Do vcu !1ro to gaze Oh such wild scenes,
Aid Visions OF second sight,
Stand ct tho porch Of st. Thomas Church,
At dead Of the winte. night. p.
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Agricultural.
From the Carolina Planter.
Conference.

Mr.. EDlroR:-When I employ an Over
seer, l read TO him the rules of my planta-
ton, and give him to understand at once
that he is TO be governed by them. 1t is
part Of my contract. Those which relate
more particularly to the Overscer's duty,
send you for publication. cannot help
thinking that if such rules were generally
adopted and enforced, this useful and nc.
ccssary class Of men would be improved.
FRANKLIN.
RULES OF THE PLANTATION.
lst. A good crop means one that's good,
,aking into consideration cYc:y thing
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From the Southern Christian Adrocatc.
ON THE DEATH

OF TIE REV. WILLIAM NJ. KENNEDY,
Tor thirty:fomr gears an Itneraat Preacher Of tht
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The veteran soldier could no longer
Wicld the weapons he had borne,
Yet waxcd his spirit stronger
Wien he Of strength was shorn;
His zeal grew but the warmer
Though the chill of death was near,
And he furnished up bis armor,
Like warriors bright and clear.
Ills work they said was ended,
lie tried to say, "ts we'll"
The hour he'd fain forcfcnded,
Had como. 1t seemed the kncll
That tod him his commission
His Captain had rcquir'd,-
Then he took his sad dlsllission,
Won, flint, but never t!r'd.
There's rest, he said as signing,
For me, but in the grave
cannot rest from irving
The souls Of men 10 save;
j must be up and doing,
Though set aside as done,t
Faint, fain:! yet pursuing,
Till the battles fairly won
Bat, the flesh refused the spirit,
That only then gave way,
When it might 10 more inherit
Its tenement Of clay.
His ,rork, indeed, was ended,
Because his lie lras Ger,
Tncn, TO rest his spirit wcadcd,
When he could cork 10 u,o.c. NJ. NJ.
Columbia, Feb. 26.
sAn expression in my last conversation will him.
, very few days before his death.
tAlluding to his recent Supcrannuation at tho las
Conference.