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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

purchasing be gra6ed with the proof OF the entire safety
efficacy auable powders Letters
gross sas ln'
THE cENTERBA CoRplAL.-This is the given e
NAPLES, and other Italy, rance,for tie cure
Tie success thefs countries and rs inv.I
Offering II pubic BY The proprietor, who has apoIisa
sp,y s.SSas S% a III s SsIS. u.s tn.
i T S %sy &c ~ saS %
Ss.'uCn ae,sy Of ss s.s ne
through the whole system appetite and sriin
Ss and osr 70 s s .
also Ereeuneny serVeeabe producing instant and lasting
usedimmedratey before after meals. Twetes spoons
glass & Of wnaer
I and r Wholesome
Nat dsiisfaa bsversse The doss Win be s.rye..Ss
Ssa e. as NOR
Ss Bsssa: street sole afs for
cautious .d%inrs0n Of @srssSy q sy
he under: his we'll ard The That rsht
:s
sEm DipsDsaGy SSsSn street s xhs.s il will b mac
eradicate The syphits from ihe system. dot xsh
m Ea sS' ~:
% DSx S.1 TIC hsE es. p ss n,
bad saee, almost "a possible for abors nan .,
TIE Constitutional symptoms-which proceed from the
true primary ulcers first the skin the hoa and
and hnay the bsnes and deep sted
PARTS the true ercpsps appear ~ dst ct circular
slightly raised and covered with thin whitish hard scales
leaving eth eclore
somewhat ele ated above the dpg skn in
stances small white band enerces the base Of each disk and
% :aSSs ss ss
them. These scaly copper coered sots Sometimes
great confined 10 the neck cart fcres
legs and anterior Of the abs Syphic erupons
feet presenting very peculiar peemasses Of dry rsb6
scales yevy easily and spes Of s,d
sr with nduraed state Of the skin and suhaet mt srne
ture when the Syphlitc patches situated pas
seween the thighs they do not dry and sey
but SOFT moist and nat surface els
charging thin whh matter Sometimes the upper part Of
the mites . the fingers and toes become s6eckd and
BY proper every succeeding seurf whth med,
becomes thicker than the teedng, m length II forns
under which collects aud IL becomes true ui
These uce atons very slowly after The eruption
has made less progress the throat also bes mes u
eeated generally about the tonss and palate. These ul
eeratisEs preceded by much inflammation swsiB
and the tonsls exhibit liberated cavities with we'll dfned
edges similar to the primary sphtic ulcer, the Disease
Proceeds the peasteum the hse gaments and tonts be-
Of those the surface.
the Uranium shoulder bon~ bea bone and shin bone
liable become tn. deruc the
SyIhitic node solid enls Of the bone
cnmpanied during the earlier periods Of its
aiscOlo-stion the skim ere much pain until
syphtic diseases too TO desc rhe in NewssP
aud each different restment the above describe
variety Will be csrtd without Mercury other disease -
which he body Is liable successfully treated at the Ger
snce several physicians and from A. NJ to oA NJ
o5ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

re DoLOREUX-Posi,i1,Iy
cured without the ss- Of The
lancet, however lorr standing.
By Nrs.MOTT the esi.hrstst
Isemtnt. jyeo-m'
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RUSHTON & ASPTNWALL.

RUSHTON & ASPINWALL,
DR. GGI lists,
OFFER ron sALE rHtIR WHOLESALE STORE,
No. ~ Jfui,am street,
general sssortmest Of
STAPLE DRUGs. MEDICINES. PERFUMERY,
GLASS WARE. Nc. for cash approved credit
And tr retail stores I've Broadway, ~ Astor House
- large and fresh stock % - =
FAMILY MEDICINES AND FANCY TOILET BOT
TIES, MEDICINE CHESTS. Nc.
Articles for the Fredch and Spanish naks constantly
hand. OF imsodi s-
NEW ENLISTMENT. on CASH sYsTEM-we
ssg leave TO morn The gsse that We have ogeped On
the Hh lust business -~gzrs manufactures and
Qus Liquors. Wins DC Having imported the goods the
best possible for cash feel conhdsnt that czsnet he
undersol by OIL establishment n ths that
give better rood. Coz uBii1r prices the lo~sst q
ois iw' O. N. KsEYMBoRG q GO. 81 csdar.L
WANTEDA situation 40 assistant or 20 q
w rR1ds 81 good indastrisus girl "a years cid Her
..ni smpsysIs viii recommend her. Apiy si5 Moor,
Watsrsf. ofsfw
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CTOvEs-MOTT's improved selffesders are constructed
- With reyerbie hu.s which the only yet
found equal heat all Of the and
properly with the re'sble hue has failed
bake perfectly All the improved stoves Of the subse rbers
make this plan and be shown that has
fed when properly used The only difficulty is keep
al times ted uniform which
for any isnst IN OF without the seeeder II any doubt
they requested the ore
North side Of the saloon a the Fair Us MOTT.
olT.2tlss 26f Water street and 20 Bowery.
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lsTHNA AND FHTHfsIC.-
Persons troubled with these dis
.rrssing diseases, caH meet With
almost instant relief aad speedy
hOTT, the celebrates tensle
n iva0-ar
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A c.. CASTLE, A. NJ, NJ. d.,
INSERTS THE PREMIUM INCORRuPTIBLE TEETH

HARDWARE, CUTLERY & FANCY GOODS.
w SIZES 4 CO., ais Pear street, nearly opposite
"A offer sfu stock of the above on tn
most and prices suit the times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

It Rowsrd's Tonic mixture. ar Vegetable FsbrlIrr
y. b. Loos Out.-Countsrfsiisrs again in ~. nsld-B.
wtrr-The proprietor Of the genuine RswanHs Tonic Mo-
ture for the of Fever and Ague" feels hsrlf .gs
compelled 10 give notics 10 merchants VISITING this city 10 b.
0f whom hey purchase R5wasds Tonic Mixture unss
he article can Be easily traced - the proprstors sgeat.
Iouch not - assured u bsirg dupsd You ny
b q the ~ applying the only wholesale
New Ienk, j. o. FAY. AZ drug store No 80 Broad way
frenklin House. NJ
81 ITHoNPsoN 81 wall,
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DOCTO r B ELL

DOC TO r B + l. l..
DOCTOR BELL dtvo,,s his personal attention tdaily until
- p to the removal Of pirate diseases stage
Al suffering under protscted aggravated OF
fully treated by those
abong under the destructive effects Of guack
and all who suspect the remains Of disease lurking
system consult Dr. Il. always with Of
cure Or Persons contemplating marriage who have been
the subjects OF delicate diseases, ooasu Dr. Bell with
confidence Pesr PAID letters describing the
persons distance have his prompt attention Dr. b. treat
men 10 aud well known to be safe
and permanent. - : -
M Private Offices COURTLANDT STREET, two
doors from Broadway. oe Inn
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2S-RI BBON AND SILK sTORE-2s
lust received great assortment Of Fall RIBBONS and
SILKS consisting part ofBew rich Paris lisd Rib
bons superior embroidered Grosderine bbon embroidered
figured Gros de and Satin RibboIs, stripe
Satin Ribbons, plaid satin Ribbons &c. &c. CAP Rihscns,
plain asts and satin Ribbons all widths and ecors silks Of
styles aud es viz plain corded ehang,atis cord
ed figured and plan eros De Naples Req silks and "a
Satns fl0rences Mode Vel cts of sroas eoors
Grapes. Grape Lss and millinery articles IN general
Also agtners ssfortmeLt 81 sncy Dry Goods Nilner
will find much TO their advantage to call before purchasing
elsewhere.
holss1e and retail . Division street doors from Bow.
~ BIhis day received good ssortrss nj of rad st
All inns. &. q. LEVY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

NEW STORE, AND ALL NEW GOODS,
GEW3 JUST opened corner Broadway and Canal at.
with 5000 pairs Of ladies' hne French buskiDs, rai
ties aud Slippers Of all the coors OF skon misses asd
chdren Boots aud Shoes of the latest fashions the handsome
good FIVE French and native calf Boots from SO SO to So
equal to Sc to IS boots with the great variety OF
descriptions 100 to mentiGn, IS cent less
the Ladies proof and India Rub
Der Shoes Also genemen soed Boots Just call and
Judge for yourselves at AS Broadway corner Canal street.
WALKER cos; at l7s Hudson, Canal; or $50
Canal street the largest assortment best quality and cheapest
in the United States. $50 I'm.
nR. FERGU SONS CELEBRATED VEGETABLE
- PILLS, for The cure Ct Gu, elects, &c &c The hga
are entirely vegetable eogaain, no particle OF Mercury or
BREATH and be taken without exciting the least susp
where they best medicine discovered
usually performing perfect three four days One
box will be sum cIenI IN Price ST..
For sale by O. Colby 5sl Pearl street. Of Fran
fort. M
BEAUTY OF CQMPLExiON.-The best cosmetic ever
in use for removing frickles tan, sunburn SC
10 which nPars increased ssnes and beau
TABLETTE oFPEARL AND ALABAsTER
Try IT, ladies', and be CONVINCED fresh supply just
ceyed For sale by Guion, 1859 Broad H. Hart do
and IS Hudson Scheifein Canal ST. E. M Guion
1877 Bowery at So Henrysreet; and c. H. Ring Broad
Price rs cents. a2S 3m.
PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, iss Greenwich street.-A
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NO MINERALS, NO DELEPERTOUS DRUGS

J. e. IRWIN, co SURGEONS,
CONTINUE Delicate Diseases AZ their
oc. ao4i Fulton street. where aborng under the
effects OF uscks Nostrus given By Ply sesns be
trtsted with secrecy aud safety. -
B. laws Co. plcoge N, mselyes that il all cases Of the
violent Veneresl which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their whou, Mercury has been most sue
Public attention TO their superior practice IN those diseases
their reputation in this city well known and respectfully all
who nad to eoade their honor preventive
be had, cured in two days Those Who injured
themselves by and destructive, habit obtain relief
solvsn security all that will be required until shall
be effected Letters Post paid detailing the Of the
and covering suitable Fee will be Immediately attended to-
and with full Directions forwarded 10 the parties
There modes tree those Maades TO to
late, ruin the Constitution rs In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

UyD CALD HEADLINE prevalent
k(oIH 3N0SX disease y .p.dilI ersdiestsd By
&SxSH Mira MOTT, Female PhJG
clsn jy2o-s
CPANfsH DOUBLOONS-Purchsssd At the highest m ar
- kst rstes,by :. J. SYLVESTER,
s7 No. q WAL a. and 90 Broadwav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

BLLs or ExIHANgE q ~ psr,s q EnzIAsd Ireland
for sale a q J. sTLFEsTERs,
w Az 81. Br0afway.
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JAMES fkNNsfERt FF0Fr's'0r'

A sTRiNGEFT PiLLs-Or Cierry's A sfrine.st Pis an
A squzsd orthsir scscy IN Graduating the rsmzns on %
snst and ons Continued hssssng coplsnts, after The fail
Al copanes cubtbs sions. and sxyernfnts These
s hess ssi.s e..es q a ysar DURATION IN ~her,
rsYscans have utterly fed lh~rrfs ga have
and they are centnusiy Yresibsi 81 first nefieal
Yer gravel sN doses VII cure tur FINALE wszsn~ssss
thy deservsdy popular Arenr 11 Fnlfrr sre.t.
- Chatham street corner Chanbsrs aud Lurcht III "a.
- Bovery; ga Brosdsay. Prcs a. " -
NIB Southern and western merchants Fupfss an liberal
tsrms aud the pills Nsrrantcd % % 1T tie .gsucy ~ utoo
strsst
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A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, ls5 Greenwich street.-A
IA PASTOR takes this opportunity to inform the public
terong experience in hs business he has formed Compost
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ORDINARY AND RsFECIOKY, Nc
80 Wooster corner OF Spring street, New
s. 5&S1p Yerk. OYSTERS served up IA every style
n B-Private Rooms, where company
be accommodated with Breakfast, Dinner and
Supper the market nsrds Also Wines OF the eho
eest quality sc sa
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Correspondence Of the Pilot.
MrtAr Xnnu ...il

NEW YORK, April 80, 1910.
Our city is full of life and activity. Preparations for the
departure of our delegation to the National Convention
which meets your city for the
celebration of the Battle of Fort Meigsintense anxiety to
know the whole result of the elections Virginia. all added
TO the universal din of preparation for the first May
thrown the whole community into state of than ord
nary excitement you have had the misfortune be
in New York, about the first of May you will be able
some measure to sympaize with condition, especially
when to the act of removing goods and chate from
street to another is added the equally important business of
removing ourselves the theatre of the great national fes
tival.
Every eye now turned to Virginia, and the successful
suit OF our arms in that quarter, will have most inspitng
effect upon the movements of the convention
An extensive fire occurred in this city this morning, in the
large five story brick building at the of Catharine and
Henry Streets Mr. Thompson gentleman connected with
the Courier and Enquirer was severely injured by the falling
of one of the walls small boy also slightly hurt at the
time.
died yesterday the City Hospital in consequence
OF wounds received few nights since from blow upon the
head with stick full of large knobs, inflicted during an af
fray by coloured The deceased was SEAMAN
ed Richard Fitch lately arrived from Such
becoming very frequent in city, and call aloud for
vgant organization. and administration of the police
department.
Tomorrow being epacket day a considerable business
has been done day foreign Exchange Bills on London
are per cent premium
The sales of stock the Board have been exceedingly
light and with some decline
Exchange Philadelphia 94 a94 land on Baltimore e4s
aQ4A
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TCoMMUNICATION.1

Mr.. EDIToR:-It cannot but be extremely crafty
ing to observe the commendable enthusiasm which
pervades the ranks of wing friends, in view ofour
approaching jubilee; and we hope that each and ev-
cry true Whig-every friend of order, Justice, and
the laws, in opposition to misrule and corruption
will conceive it to be his imperative duty to lend his
aid to herald in feStivathe harbinger of our po
litical salvation.
It's great and glorious sight to behold nation
of reemen, rising in the majesty of their strength
and evincing in a manner that cannot be misunder-
stood msinterpreted, their disapprobaton of the
dangerous principles and ruinous measures of their
rulers with the consciousness that they themselves
possess the power ofcorrectng the abuses of which
they complain.
Let, then, the day be general holiday; let not
single individual be denied the qualification ofparici
patng in festival, and swelling the shout of Joy
in anticipation of the ultimate triumph of our princi
pies, which involve the of Justice and of truth
which shall and i1ilJ prevail.
To those who F'have not tme," to join in our cele-
bration, say, make it-denand it as a sacred
right, believing that you performing not only
public but moral duty. Let us, then, Chang out
our bannersn let the LoG CABIN" typical of the un-
pretending and upright spirit of the honest, warm
hearted Farmer of North Bend" roll on and the tr-
umphant shout of thousands of fieemen go up to the
heavens. -
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

After cropping about in the dark for several days,
light has at last appeared. The wing ascendency in
the state of Virginia is established beyond doubt.
The counties of Franklin, Randolph, Patrick and
Henry, have elected wings, and thereby secured a
a wing majority in the House of Delegates. The
election of VIM c. Rives, and some other wing to
the Senate of the United States, is placed beyond
political contingency But victory in electing
majority of members of the Legislature is not so
splendid as is the triumphant vote at the polls. We
have gained since the election of Mr.. Van Buren, be-
tween six and seven thousand votes, in about sixty
counties The administration majority of 1886 is
initiated, and we have no doubt that the whole re-
turns will show a respectable majority.
The House of Delegates, so far as heard from
stand Wings p; Destructives, 81. Senate perhaps
a tie.
1886. 1889. lS4O.
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we had assumed. With this intimali0n from
so eminent member of the cabnet-the Sec
rotary of State the privy councillor of the
Executive himself, could any man Of ordinary
capacity, fail to perceive at once his vantage
ground?
In Mr.. LivingSOn's letter to Mr.. Bankhead,
then the British Charge d'affaires at Washing
ton, dated the 2lst July, 1882, in which he
notifies the British government of the rejection
by the Senate Of the decision of the King OF
the Netherlands, he concludes with an intima-
ton that the footing upon which negotiations
are to be renewed, is one of concession on the
part of the United States. II is further limited
in this letter that arrangement" were nak-
ing with the State OF Maine, by which all diff
cultles would be removed. What arrange
ments?
flour government knew that the position
which they held, and the reports for which
they commended, were sanctioned by the Trea-
" of 1888, by which clear and distinct boun-
dairy line had been defined, and about which
there could be no question:, where the necesSi-
ty for an arrangement" with the State of
Maine or any other State We stood then, as
we stand now, upon the palpable limitations OF
the treaty. The face OF nature had not chang
ed; the laid marks had not been removed, the
North West angle Of Nova Scotia was, then
where it was in 1888, and where it is now; the
st. Lawrence and the Atlantic, and the tribu-
taries of each, held there ancient geogra-
phical positions, where therefore, we re port
the necessity for arrangement" The very
term implied doubt of our right. 1t sugges-
ted TO the acute understanding of the British
the idea that we were not firm
ly convinced of the Justice of our cause, and
as a faithful subject oil his king, and jealous
for his own reputation as an accredited Minis
ter performing an arduouS and delicate duty,
be allowed no opportunity to pass by which
he could strengthen his cause, and discover
our weak points.
In relation to the arrangement" alluded to,
in Mr.. Livingslon's letter, we will copy the
concluding paragraph of the article from the
Courier, and as this important and exciting
subject has already been noticed by us, we
will continue to enlighten the public mind with
all the information we can obtain.
"Our readers will probably, most of them,
acquire the information respecting this famous
first from our disclosures, and
oAg after the British Cabinet have gained all
the advantages from which they could have
expected. We shall reserve a full exposition
OF its nature toanother paper, merely stating
al this time that it was a negotiation between
three members OF the Cabinet Of General jack
son, representing the Government, and three
members ofthe democratic party of Maine, re.
epresentlng that state, having for its object
the cession by Maine to he United States, up
on certain considerations, of its rights to the
territory north and east of of the st. Johns riv-
er, upon the distinctly expressed ground that
such cession 1cas indispensable 10 the success of
The negotiation nth Great Britain.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02

THE TIPPECANoE TEXT BOOK is compilation from
Niles Register of the official documents relating to the pub
lie life of Gen. VIM HENRY HARRISON by VIM Ogden
Niles Esq late editor othat paper. 1t will be pamphlet Of
nnetysix pages and published extra to the Pilot sub
iec only to postage three newspapers II will be Illus
taed by an excellent likeness of Gen. Harrison and engr
ed representations of the most important events and
incidents of his life. Price twelre and half cetsa dis
count of twenty-five per agents, booksellers and
clubs who purchase for sale or for distribution.
1t is respectfully suggested to the party throughout the u
States and especially the young men, now in Baltimore
at this work is placed in hands of every reader being
candid extract past history will have great influence in
discussing public mind in relation to the Peoples eandi-
date; and that they could better the than by
appointing agents in the several counties and negbooods
10 obtain subscribers. The Tex Boo has been sereo-
typed and any number of copies be forwarded by mail
It's believed that the commission of twenty-five per cent
will compensate agents. and hoped that persons will be
found to make a business of obtaining subscribers.
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THE GOVERNMENT AND THE


COUNTRY.-Under this caption, the Boston
Courier of the 9th, has very able article,
having particular reference to the conduct OF
the past and present administrations in relation
to the settlement of the dispute with Great
Britain, concerning the North Eastern Boun-
dairy line. The Courier attributes the whole
difficulty now existing upon this much vexed
question, to want OF proper diplomatic tact
and national independence and firmness on the
part of our representatives.
When the whole subject had been referred
by the two governments to the arbitration of
the King of the Netherlands, Mr.. William
Pitt Prebe, citizen of Maine, was deputed
on our part 10 appear as counsel for the United
States before the royal reerre. In speaking
of this gentleman, the Courier observes, "He
went to foreign country knowing no language
but his own, and could therefore communicate
with the court to which he was sent, at best
but very imperfectly. He had never had any
experience whatever in any department of
foreign service, knew nothing of the habits OF
Europe, or of the ways by which he might
recommend his views TO the attention of the
persons with whom he was TO confer. 1t is
not too much to say that the neglect to attend
to this little point of peculiar fitness in the Sc
lection of Mr. Prebe, has gone great way
|
; we are now involved" We all know the result
ofthe reference to the king of the Netherlands,
and that our government very properly refused
} to abide by the award.
Next upon the theatre of diplomatic nego
/ tion we find Mr.. Livingston, and the first ster
taken by that fanctonary was to place the
United States in weak and false position. =
: Instead of adhering 10 the positive provisions
and stpulations of the treaty of 1888, and de.
handing, as a matter of right, that the lines
and boundaries settled by that treaty shoule
I be strictly taken into consideration in all his
+ negotiations, he opens correspondence witt
f the British Minister, and in his first letter 'sdis
tinctly announced his inclination to retreat from
the american claims" This was clearly ;
'spetitio principii." mere begging ofthe ques
a tion--a presumptive avowal that our govern
ment did not feel well grounded in the position
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02
A CARD.

The Editor of the Pilot would be greatly O.
bliged if the delegates to the Young Mems
convention from the several States would al
their leisure, prepare list OF the merchants and
others who, they believe would be suitable per-
sons to receive and dispose of the "TiPpecanoe
text Book" that copies of the book may be for
warded and the sale Of this publication facilitat-
ed
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fire was discovered about eleven o'clock on'Thurs
day. the premises of Mr. Gardner, at the corner Of
second and Frederick streets 1t consumed the sta
Bile in which it originated store and dwellings join
ing it. Two cows and horse persisted in the flames
We have been informed that the premises insured
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-02

The Editor of the Pilot had the misfortune to lose
many of his books and documents by the the late fire
in Washington and is particularly DESTROYS so obtain
files of the Globe, since January 1888; and files of
the Telegraph and Reformer, from the same date
Should there be any who has them, and is unwil-
ing to SELL he would be greatly obliged for the tenn
porary use of them.