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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
BROWN & CO.'S

BROWN u CO.'S
a THREE DOLLAR HATS, No. IFS Chatham Square,
- corner Mott street apIi 3m'
a ECONOMY is ,EALTH.-rilegant shor: nap Mole
ska Hats at the tow price Of $500 established In 1896
These Hats warranted to retain their shape and color in all
weathers
Also article saso for the price cannot be exceea
ieas sns BROWN. Practical Hsitsr.is Canal st
x3 ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
~rcSs9 Look at ths-our motto Cheap for Cash these
hard pairs the handomest gents dress Boots
the heels from to So per pair French Calf Boots 50
gents Quarter Boots and high cut walking Shoes
the best kind mems boys and ehdrens fine boots and
Buskns Walking Shoes slips black bronze, green and all
other light coors Misses and Childrens' black bronze,
green bskns and slips hest and cheapest in the ey
good stout remen, watchmen, mkme, and water
So the best just call at alksrs,
2 Canal street. Hudson, $50 where yeu will
the hansome cheapest and stock ofbsos and shoes
in the city. Remember the nimble siSpenee ap23lm'
rrRUssEs RUPTURE CURED At DIR. AMOS G.
ASTOR HOUsE.-Dr HULL'S Trusses, modified so as to
shorten their of cure very much The Truss 70 called
1.-THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This great improvement meets the unqualified sane
The American Institute az last Fair granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss, the recommendation Of its
The public cautioned pretended discoveries by
mere Truss hawker there such thing principle
hitherto known to the faculty. this petence
ected by medical a humbug Of mechanics, who
do and cannot understand the nature OF hernia.
Dr. HULL'S establishment has been well known Tor more
than twenty years IL the only one sl under the patronage
- No other business IL permitted in this Office and we'll
suEeoa who declines all other professional calls IN
E.gd ss 9rT Rss fsaG spg ef:y.d p
'i"NhD 'i ME- ''' AMOS q. HULL, NJ. d.,
apas y Vesey street, New York.
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r. GRAHAM, STRAW HAT MANDATORY
y IL Division street

X. GRAHAM, STRAW HAT MANUFACTORY;
IL Dirision street
GRAHAM respec tfuly begs leave to inform his
~ friends and the PUBLIC that he completed large
and elegant assortment Of Tuscan English Braid Bonnes
OF the hrst quality manufactured IN sy that cannot be
eaiy invites tie attention OF the fades 10 the new Victors
shaped Bonnet which Is the most elegant that can be imagined
and only need to be to be admired Also, Leghorns
variety All the above warranted TO be imported
and to clean well and may be purchased BY the single hat or
OF silk shred and Framed Millinery Bonnes, made
cordug the latest fashions and in the neaest La
dies ndins Their own materials can Their bat, msd ~
shed Framed Silk Hats by the DOZEN and at reasonable
n. ID. All letters must be postpaid
r. O. has Just imported large assortment or Eng
sh Dunsabes which well adapted for Market Shade
Hats being IN England FOR that purpose; be isena
Mrs. GRAB M continues 10 clean bleach, and alter old
Tca. and Straw Hats ofeyery description in her well
be surpassed she having been constantly engaged in the
beachings pressing, and ucture Of straw for the last
process Of bleaching by which the color s the oldest
made to look white when without the least innry
TO the straw and leaving no smell sulphur Lghorn Hat
cut pressed, and trimmed in the latest fashions apis SIM
ted Vapor BATHS removed from 2s John street 20
Broadway opposite the City Hospital Mrs j. r. Carroll
thanks 70 teFaculty particularly and the public IN
the last Geen ysar and hopes by her asduy and attention
I merit a continuance Of the same.
The Baths oPen froE soeioek in the morning ~
colds rheumatism Group, Nc &c 10 which they afford mme
date relief Testmon. of their efficacy can he the
tors A. H. stevens " Mott Bush, Boyd, Mscnevin, Rhine
lander Nelson, Smith, Ireland, Nissan, Borrowe Vanden
times Portable yaor Baths. Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths
hire, Baths part OF the city Brock
yn Syrup sasaparla and Lverwor SC fresh from the
Shakers. MY
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A. w. SPIES & co.
HAVE REMOVED to 2s Pearl street neary opposite the
IL end of Plat sreet) where they offer for sale their usual
assortment of Hardware Cutlery, and Fancy Goods Guss
p stos Rifles Tea Trays and Walters Dixon Sons Britain
MIA Ware of recent mportatons at low prices my en-
SOMETHING NEW-TIPPECANOE POCKET
COMBS.
DOCKET COMBS-Made of German Silver, and
article the cheapest and best Combs made
new lot just received and for sale at
JAMES w. FAULKNER'S Watch and Jewclry Store,
36l Pearl street, Franklin Square.
B-Cocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
d EMOVAL.-MADAME RESTELL, Female Physician
~ has REMOVED her Office las Greenwich street. be.
tween Conrndt and Liberty streets Separate consulting
parlcrs for ladies' apl4 In
LTITS-FITS-FITS This dreadful disease is postvei7
cured by Mrs. MOTT, the celebrated Female Physician
Ile Spring street aol7-3m'
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A CAKD.
JAMES LAsCALA; late of the Hair Dressing Establish
known fora number of begs leave respectfully to in
form his friends and the public that he has entered into
nership with John Corao, the Washington Hotel Broadway
in The same line q business where who require
will b. served with the Champoo fully confident that with
strict attention to his business will continue deserve and
obtain the patronage of his friends and the public, which
hereby earnestly solicited. ap22 lm*
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I oG CABIN BRAND CHAMP AGNE.-E. d. CAS-.
IL TRIO, IS New street. offers for sale
500 baskets Of Log Cabin Champagne,
900 do Grape Log Cabin Brand,
Received by the last arrivals. mys In
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PASSAGE FROM IRELAND &c.
@ - ~ III

&4k
ACCOMMODATIONS provided for passengers, consisting Of
possible the and the
certainty Of ships sailing the appointed day. it is
thought into detail respecting the prudence
those about for their friends selecting it, and the
subscriber would merely that those making
depend the promPness and punctuaity
being heretofore facilitating the emigration Of
passengers free steamer from the various ports
OF Ireland Scotland also be secured 1t 10 hardly
cessary say that when those settled for decline coming
their promptly returned TO those from whom
received APPLY ps.se c. Psa
Drafts sight and any also be furnished
the Bank of ireland, National Bank Of Sc .tand at
Apply absve. ap30 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

ITO THE PUBLlC-we call ths special attention OF the
public 10 the Inducements held out by SYLvEsrER Co
"a Broadway for investing in real estate situated w New err
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made BY The pisus David
Hale ot te Journal Of Commerce have good reasons Tor
knowng that the affair w question possesses The entire cons
denc Of the community-Hnd recommend those persons
who have doubts to call Sylvester Co who are de-
rons Of giving the most full and perct satisfaction N re-
nIv to ipuuirtes
, 1840-05-09
POETRY Y.
P. WILLIs.

III 1l1XNos-4s . AAS
The Spring is here-the delicate-footed May,
With its slight fingers full Of leaves and
flowers,
And with it comes a thirst to be away,
Washing in wood-paths its voluptuous
hours,
A feeling that is like a sense Ct wings,
Restless to soar above these perishing things.
We pass out from the city's feverish hum,
To find refreshment in the silent woods;
And nature that is beautiful and dumb,
Like a cool sleep upon the pulses broods,
Yet even there, a restless thought will steal,
To teach the indolent heart it still must feel.
Strange that audible stiffness of the noon,
The waters tripping with their silver feet,
The turning to the light of leaves in June,
And the light whisper as their edges meet,
Strange-that they fill not, with their tram
quill tone
One spirit, walking in their midst alone.
There's no contentment in a world like this,
Save in forgetting the immortal dream:
We may not gaze upon the stars of bliss,
That thro' the clouds-rifls radiantly stream;
Bird-like the prisoned soul will lift its eye
And sing-till it is hooded from the sky.
, 1840-05-09
From the Men Yorker.
HE COMES NOT YET.

"'Tis night-from Heavens sapphire loft
The moon smiles on the lea,
And zephyr's signs are stealing soft
Across the earth and sea;
The sister spirits Of the even,
In their blue home above,
Have lit the twinkling lamp Of heaven,
To light the hour Of love;
And every herb, and tree and flower,
With twilight's dew is wet;
1t is his own loved moonlight hour
But, oh! he comes not yet.
"Each little wave hath murmured DER
Its moonbeam witnessed bliss,
And stolen on to give the shore
A holy vesper kiss:
Each how'ret from the lip of night
A drop of dew hath pressed,
Then folded up its leaves in light
And perfumed sweetened rest;
And every charm that sea and sky
Have on our plannet set,
Proclaims hat Loves own hour is nigh
But, oh! he comes not yet"
, 1840-05-09
A Farm For Sale.

Tl1E undersigned wishes to dispose Of
L his iarm, upon which he now resides,
lying in Lincoln county, 7 niles south east OF
Auburn. 7 miles south Of New Hope, 6 north
east of Troy, and ~ north west Of Captain
o. Gray's:-containing l6o acres Of land, in
ferior to none in The county;-60 acres Of
which, is in cultiva,ion-a never failing spring
in the yard, stock water On the place all the
year. The Improvements consist in part Of
a hewed log dwelling. stables and other out
houses, a thrifty young orchard Of grated
fruit. and a small meadow.
Persons wishing TO purchase, would do
well to call and look for themselves. Terms
will be liberal.
May 2-4t. VIM. l.. COOPER.
, 1840-05-09
BLOCK & M'CUNE,

Wholesale Grocers, General Commission and
Forwarding Merchants.
LOUISIANA Nc.
HAvE in store, and are now receiving fresh sup
IL plies of groceries, wines, liquors &C., which
they offer for sale at low prices for cash, Wis:
Cofee-Rio, Havana and Java;
Sslt-G. A., L. B. and Turks lslandi
Tess-Gunpowder and Imperial;
sugsr-Brown, and loaf, and sugar house Mola'ses;
.Oils-Sperm and tanners oil;
Assorted Boston Pickles and Capefs;
Scotch Hernngs;
Wrapping psper and letter snd fool'-cap, assorted;
Hope Factory cotton yarn and candle wick;
Sacks, batting, and Maps Of u. 5. aud Paiestine;
JsnIats nails, iron cast and blister steel;
Window glass, sby 10 and ID BY IL;
Tumbles of oil kinds;
Gallon, half gallon, quart and pint bottles;
Dye stufs Of all kinda, and white lead in Gil;
Peacock patent plough', mattocks and hoes oil all
kinds;
OK, log and trace chains;
OK rings and staples and horse hsmes;
Large lot of hollow ware. aii--u
, 1840-05-09
Land For Sale.

TIfE subscriber wishes to sell the farm on
l. which he lives, lying "a miles south
west of Bowling Green. 1t contains los
acres more OF less, of superior land 40 OF
which are in cultivation, and u good and sub
stantial fence, with comfortable improve
men,s and other necessary buildings. Also,
40 acres ~ 'nics east of Bowling Green, un
improved. He is anxious TO sell and will
dispose of both tracts on the most accom-
modatIng terms.
JOSEPH O. O'BANNON.
April Ilth-3t.
, 1840-05-09
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN taken out letters Of Administration on the es-
tate Of flames F. Campbell, deceased, from the Clerk
Of the Pike County Court, bearing date the 2sth day
Of April, 1910; all persons, therefore, who have
any claims against the estate of said deceased, are
required to exhibit the same duly authenticated for
allow anee, within one year from the date Of said let.
tiers, or they may be precludsd from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and if such claims are not present.
ed within three year, they will DO forever barred.
ROBERT ALLISON, Admir-.
May2, ls4O-S.
, 1840-05-09

TIME undersigned having purchased the lanyard
Il and stock Of leather and hides lately on ned by
Augustus oury, requests those indebted for leather
to make payment by the lst day Of January next,
aud those having claims against said Curry on account
of the lanyard will please present them TO me for
settlements. without delay.
The Thinning business will in future be conducted
in aIlit branches by me, hides will be received to be-
tanned on the shares. NOAH ATKIN
Nov. Doth lS39--S-tf
, 1840-05-09
IN ST LOUIS.

IN ST LUIS.
81HE undersigned late of Troy. Mo-, takes this
method o. informing his friends and acquaintsn-
Louis for the purpose of keeping a private Boarding
House. HIS situation s on Main street, nearly opposite the
Bank, in a healthy business part ofthe city. His house is
roomy and comfortable, with q pleasant p~ortico in front,
affording a commanding view Of Main street. Hoping
by close attention to business, with a determination to
render comfortable all who may call on him, he re-
mains the public's humble servant.
Entrance south end, up stairs.
al 1t V. J. PEERS.
, 1840-05-09
ORDER OF COURT.
A OF MLSSOURLl &C

Counlv of Pie. 3D.
In the Circuit Court of said County, Of the
Term Of March, to uit on the 10th day
of March, 1910.
SAMUEL Fn.'r' rl'in'ih'( Deb, by Attachment.
WISELY Hunr, Defendr.S
A ND now, at this day, the said Plaintiff, by his At
Attorney appearing, 6les his motion to the Court TO
amend the order Of publication entered in this cause
at the last term of this Court, &C.; and amendment
is ordered aocordingly-sud the Sheriff. return en-
dorsed upon the wrt Of attachment issaed IN this
cause, showing that the said defendant could not be
fnund in his country, aud that said defendant hath
no place Of abode therein, and that the lots Of ground
numbered 4Sl, 49,, 4S3, 4o4, 493, 494, 495, and
1876, in the town Of Louisiana, in sad county, have
been attached ~ the property Of said defendsnt-snd
the order Of publication made at the lat term Of this
court, not having been complied with BY the said
Piaintif-on motion Of the said PLAINTIFF, by G.. Por-
ter, Eco, his counsel. 1t 10 ordered by the court,
that the said Wesley Hunt, be noticed that an action
Of debt, for the sum Of thirty doll.,., hath been com
menced against him by the said Samuel Finley. that
4 writ of attachment hath been issued ssain.t him
and the real estate aforesid attached, aud that unless
he, the said Wesley Hunt. Ice and spear, (bN him
self orAttorney, } before thi. court. Oh Or before the
third day of the next term thereof. {" he holden Of
the Cont House, in the town e B. ~ hing Green. with
m, ana Tor shin county U U Tike, "n we -eco"u nun
day of July next, and plead TO III 8 action according
O law. a judgment will be rendered against him, and
his said real estate will be sold to satisfy the same
And il is further ordered By the court that a copy OF
this amended order, be published for ionT week. sue
cessively in some newspaper printed in tins state; tie
last insertion whereof, to be at len.t twenty day BE-
foro the next term ofthis court.
And this cause is continued.
STATE or Missouri,
County of Pike.
I, VI. J. Ncyes, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, within
and for said county ofPike, certify that the foregoing
writing Isl full, true and perfect copy Of the record
and proceeding Of said court, in the cause therein
mentioned at the above recited term Of said court, ~
fully and amply as the same appears on the records OF
the court.
~ In testimony wercof, ! have herenntc
.e,I set my hand, and AFFIXED the seal Of said
court, at Office, this Odd dsy Of March,
VI J. MOVES, Clerk.
April 4th.--4t
, 1840-05-09
Notice,

I S hereby given to all those who may con-
L slider themselves concerned, that IL. NJ.
Gibson, Of the State Of Mo-, and the county
of lincon, being under an arrest for debt.
will attend at Troy, on the fifth of May next.
Cor the purpose Of taking the benefit of the
law for insolvent debtors.
, 1840-05-09
The Virginia Horse

WILL stand the present season, one half Of his
time at my stable, near Sugar Creek, one half
milo of The New London and louisiana road; eight
miles west Of the latter, and sIy miles cast of frankfort:
the other half, at Dabney Jones' Esq, on Spencer Creek,
five miles east Of New London, and vii! be let to mares
at 5 the season, payable the 18th of December next:
50 the single leap, payable at The time OF service:
and ten dollars for insurance: payable as soon ns the
mare is known to be in foal or transferred. Any
person putting ) mares, will be charged With 4 only.
Season commenced, and will expire On the 4th day
Of July next. Every possible attention will be paid
TO prevent accidents or escapes, but no responsibility
for any that may happen.
observation-disclosures Shandy, is a beautiful
bay, handsomely marked, black mane, tail and legs,
with a most delightful coat of hair; Of most com
manding appearance, great strength, besuty, and
action; nine years old this spring, good health, Of.
teen hands three inches and a half high, ard is
thought by the best judges, that he 10 not eIcelled in
point Of appearance by any horse in Missouri; and
I can say, that I think him the surest foal getter l
ever kept. Should any mares fail to prove in foal
that were put last spring, orly half price will be char
ged, in case gentlemen send again. Gentlemen that
put to Tristan Shady, will recollect on the 4th day
Of July next, is the day | am to pay $50 to the ow-
ner that produces the finest coalt.
PEDIGREE Tristan Shandy was got by Sink
speare, he by v~irginian; the favorite son Of Sir Archie,
and among his most distinguished racers; his dam
vas sold in 1929, to Livingston, Of New York, for
fiiOu:-is oy Mf. hefnert tiIis ohy morse Shehan-
doah-one OF the first sons of the celebrated race
horse Pntomac; he was ont OF u bay mare by the i'm
ported horse Febrifuge-her dam by imported Grey
Diomed-her grand dam by Wild Arg. &. dam
BY Flimnap-her & (. dam by Old Valiant. TINS
tam. dam by old Madison-he by old Diomed-Ma-
di.on's dam Priestly, by Chanticleer'' dam, Camilla,
by Wild Air, Tristam's dam Nancy Fleming. BY Bel
lsir-he BY old Medley. dam Selma, by Yorrick.
Gentlemen will see by referring to the Turf Register,
that the Bellair stock stood in greater estimation in
Virginia, and the south, than any other horses either
for the turf, or saddle. Tristan Shandy, made u We
~ good season the last spring-his colts will show
for themselves this spring. 1 will give $50 to the
owner that shows the finest coalt, aud $40 to the
to be showed on the 4th LAY Of July, ls4l,
and to be left To good judges.
lm-4lla HENRY EARLY.
, 1840-05-09
Road Notice.

A Ii persons interested. ale hereby notified
IA that the undersigned will meet at Ciarks-
vile on the 5th DIV of May next, to view
and marx cut a road from Clarksvllie through
Sldusll's and s.. G. Goodman's lane, in the
of the town of Ashley, 10 the In
iersectIon Of the State Road from 81. Charles
TO Bowling Green.
F. J. Calls,
5a"s 6.y w'I'0S'} c0"''''
, 1840-05-09

PIrY AND CHARITY INcULcATED.-The We
ry pirate, that dyes the oceans wave with
the blood of his fellow beings; that meets
with his defenceless victim in some lonely
sea, where nc cry for help can be heard, and
plunges his dagger to the heart that is plead
ing for life-which is calling upon him by all
the names of kindred, and home to spare
yes, the very pirate is such a man, as you or
l might have been. Orphanage in childhood;
an unfriended youth; an evil companions; &
resort to sinful pleasure; familiarity with
vice; a scorned and blighted name; scared
and crush affections; desperate fortunes;-
these are steps which might have led any one
among US, to unfurl upon the high seas the
bloody flag of universal defiance; to have
waged war with our kind; to have put OF the
terrific attributes, to have done the dreadful
deed, and 10 have died the awful death Of
the ocean robber. How many affecting re-
lationships Of humanity plead with US to pity
him? That head that is doomed TO pay the
price of blood, once rested on a mothers bo-
som. The hand that did that accursed work,
and shall soon be stretched, cold and nerve
less, in the felon's grave, was once taken and
cherished by a fathers hand, and led in the
ways of sportive childhood and innocent
pleasure. The dreaded monster of crime,
has once been the object of s%isterly love, and
all domestic endearment. Pity him, them
Pity his blighted hope and his crushed heart.
1t is wholesome sensibility. 1t is reasona-
Bile: it is meet for frail and shining creatures
like US to cherish. 1t foregoes no moral dis
elimination. 1t feels no moral discrimina-
ton. 1t feels no crime; but feels it as a
weak, tempted, and rescued creature should.
1t initiates the great Master; and looks with
indignation upon the offender, and yet is
grieved for him.-[Dewey.
, 1840-05-09

NOTICE.-il persons indebted by note or Book
~ account, either to the late firm Of Watts & VIII ite.
OF Watts, White & Co are requested to come forward
lid make settlement, as further indulgence cannot be
9 ven. ]. M WHITE, surviving partner
Feb. 9Th lSI0-l7-tf. of Watts & White.
, 1840-05-09

An industrious Female--A lady living on
the banks of the Catawba river, lately per-
formed the following extraordinary amount
of work: She wove nine yards of cloth, spun
four cuts of yarn, MIXED three cows, churned
four pounds Of butter, and had twin children
all the same day.
, 1840-05-09

SWEET REcoLLEcrroNs OF THE DEPARTED
In looking back TO the life of one we have
loved, how dear is the thought, that the latter
days were the days of light-that the cloud
never chilled the beauty Of the setting sun,
and that if the years Of existence were brief,
all that existence has most tender, most sa-
cred, was rowded into that space! Nothing
dark, then, nor bitter, rests with our remen-
brance Of the lost; we are the mourners, but
pity is not for the mourned-our grief is pure.
ly selfish: when we turn to its object, the
hues of happiness around it, and that very
love which is the parent of our woe, was
the consolation-the triumph-of the depar-
ted!
, 1840-05-09

An Irishman being asked whether he did
not frequently converse with a friend in
Irish, replied" No indeed; Jenny often
speaks to me in Irish, but always answer
him in English" " Why sol" "Because
you see, l don't want Jenny to know that
Understand Irish."
, 1840-05-09
Hands Wanted.

WANTED AZ the Louisiana Blgglng Fac,
w toy. II hands. nh,te or black. he,
tween the aye Of p and I7--tor winch good
wages will be given. For further informa
ton. enquire at the store of
BLOCK & M'CUNE.
April 10 At.
, 1840-05-09
WESTERN ATLAS.

The Western Atlas, containing the latest
and most authentic Typographical sketches
and statistical information with regard to
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Ore
gon. is published every Saturday at st. Louis,
Mo-. at w dollars and a half per annum;
payable in advance.
PostmasterS and others who may act as
agents for the Atlas, are entitled to sixteen
per cent on all receipts.
From the Postmaster Generals CIRCULAR
"Postmasters may enclose money in a let
ter to a publisher Of newspaper, to pay the
subscription OF a third person, and frank the
letter."
, 1840-05-09
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES

IITtSSS AMI HFlDlSiNE"S
lust Received at the Drug Store, in Bow
y Iing-Green, a good supply of drugs, med
icines, paints, oils and dystufis, fancy articles
&c. &c. Also a small quantity of garden
seeds. The subscribers are thankful for the
liberal patronage they have received, and
respec, fully solicit a continuance Of the
same.
T. S. WATERS g. BRO.
April a, II.