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Lexington union., 1840-12-19

toe, e,"--hanGs across down The middle
up again-till Time steps IN, and throws
a damp upon their mcrTiment: the piper
stops for want Of breath, aud Ilie dance
ends.
VERY AGREEABLE.--'Cousin William
said a merry, mischevous young girl the
other day in uor henring; 'what do you
think heard pretty young lady say oI
your
William blushed and looked as grave as
the circumstance that n pretty young la
d. had said something Of him would al
low.
Il don't know-something good | hope
Who was it, CozP
'Shau'L tell you. but lis The thruth
very pretty girl did say something abou
you
well, tell me what it was
Il shan't unless you will give me that
ANIMAL that wanted
well, agreed you shall have it--now
tell me-
Well now -don't blush so-sha said
you were the Uglicst looking man she ev-
or laid her eyes oa'--apd off ran the little
wretch with II merry laugh that made the
house ring ag'in.
CoLIc, Bors AND FlsTuLA w. ".
Stevenson, of Little Rock, Ark. gives
| The following cures for these diseases
so frequently fatal to that Gno animal,
the Horse. We copy from the Tencs'
see Agriculturist;--
"CoLIc.-So soon as the disease is
noticed, which may he detected by
sweating, take Sulphate OF Iron, Cop
peras) pulyerize and with a spoon pu'
the full of it down The animals threat
this is the safe mode-rePeat this until
relief is obtained; once gave foul
spoon fulls. Ifthe attack is very Sc
we're, dissolve the Sulphate in strong
vinegar. This is a SPECIFIC for Colo
! have used for 90 years, and in the
most desperate cases, and has neve
failed in one case yet. 1t acts upoI
chemical principles, dlsolving the gas
; This is evident from the fact that there
is no dischare orwind from the bowel
, ofthis animal, (the collie gas is a highl.
inhamable gas burning with a blu'
| flame.
The BoTs.-Twenty grains Of Indi
, 90 will cure this dreadful calamity
disolye in sweetened water or milk.
The FEsruLA ION FEsTuLow.)-
, Take strong ashes aud boil them 70
9 five or six hours, red icc the moisture t
the consistency ofthin mush or paste
pour it into a pint or quart cup, plac
! over the mouth piece ofblanket an
> place the mouth Of the cup upon tn
wetherS, were the matter is forming
= hold it there until cool, and your hors
y is well in ten days; this must be don
!, on both sides, if the swelling is on bot
g sides"
h Mr.. Stevenson adds-'I woul
If urge the Sulphate ofIron for collie, as
/! have performed such extriordinar
l. cures, and feel free TO urge it fror
" the circumstance that have neve
d known any other to use it,"
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

-, Drpr. RESUMPTION OF SrE-
sIeH'rvryr.-lt is stated 10 the North
ID u = nar,, that the Banks in PhiadHlphla9
era % Pas ,as,,me specie payments on the lou'
VvlI' fr'ui" Dv next. Tho United States
?, "a 'u| ~he great regulator by dat OF beg
pau" naaoJ borrowing il is said wi'l chime
gns I" ,bc rest. lis known to the pub.
10 VIA ,ha, This institution guaranteed The
Ic a, Wa' n the interest on the State bonds
Peeyw;,.;ssippi, Pey"''"; bartered to Mich. Blddle
o. .he managers Of the Union Bank, and
Gy ~. Gor come lime past il has been adyan.
NAV ~ ,ho interest on the Shte bonds sold
s'DS sbe Planters Bank, This has been
70 -" y" in order 10 protect the credit pl thls
e'.,o eD"U abroad, so rs to enable the Bank TO
9'n'' mnney upon some ,hree millions OF
lp'I lpa uniop Bank bonds which II yet holds
no W. e,o not aware that the Ucited States
=, !. hound in any manner to adyaace
= :, '"% ;oicrest OF the the Planters Bank
" ,l, and It's 90 doing, is a speculative
py",,i ,o "a benefit itselfin order 10 gel oil the
Sa''o sI"ocs "a Of our State bonds which 1t holds.
Te'l' on G,.o;sners can be imposed upon thus by
y, Jniied States Bank, they know but
G,,ls I,' = Of the feelings and lntentions Of the
"'S I, " Of Mississippi. The United States
P',Et Pp,TE NAV at its pleasure advance tho IN
''',,, p.% ar installment Of the prIacipAl O.
,t'ss, ,,,,c b,uds soon to fall due, but i! WI
wv w ,o;n '5 look to The sovereign people Of this
!" .,'a ' hr remuneration. This people nei
s'' .'I, ~ nor desire its favor. The United
S,o,ss s,.' Bank having sPeculn'ed to th'
omount of many millions OF dollars II
o,,te and corporation stocks IS now playin
desperate game to revive the cfedl
%nTJe M a. as to rid itselfo the possession
Chinese. twill probably resume speci
O,ymen, or the 18Th of January 1911, an
having suarraiiod the payment Of the ia
,o,os, o1 q tho Union Blnk bonds OF thi
.,ote will to protect its own faith have
INV ,he interest on them should our legis
T,mre make no provision to that eltec
We NAV therefore expect to see all tn
corrupt influence Of that Bank eXerte
over our Legislature through the Ban
marty here. Money cannot be had fro,
the people, and Bddle and his striker
here know the fact full well. But theI
are yet ia the possession of the Unio
Bank i've millions Of State bonds unsolt
and iftho q. S. Bank can manage to pre-
tee. the credit Of Mississippi abroad unit
these cln be gotten hold Of, it may shl
them off for money enough to pay the il
t,rosl on the State bonds few years, an
aIso to supply the spectators here with
few more thousands so as 10 enable tbeI
to glorily the credit system and say th'
times are good again. The Bank part
in Mississippi daro not come up to Il
scratch aud propose tax to pay Il
bonls.- Mi8siSsipPian.
Lexington union., 1840-12-19

MOB work Of all descriptions neatly
@D sx9edi,iously executed at th;a
Office
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

DR. RALPH author Of The Private Treatise, continues 70
street, and may be seen at any hour. ..;..,.e...,
the @ xii sad u of 5e 1s
Inc in these diseases muttudes of whom are seen in almost
BE- on night
RcS ss H.
Ss aS al OF wG essy the %a sr
EpfGDf sn Gs sy sn s il R Metz
Of has @ of r 1. asy
sS S Ss ss5 aST pr se
;Ss' rs, ss
.s for many n are of such nsrs ss
aosehs &e bat 'i both venersa and Gonof
Mnd@ not a. S show Tsy % oo sbs IN %
W 1ee!s %PS to PS %c1 trail, Of evils merriam.
.ctAag fruitful of these than TIE
e0 of these dss P box Now eh even
w gGS 1s are the various
'i &c aa sif
astonishing the opportunities Of Witnessing these facts
9on o1sS MG spp to & Fr with
few Rad GG ssSDss
were nehe one nor the other but totally different and
- Be, of d Iii aSs which NOR. o,Dv
and afford the finest field for kna,ery of srsIorUHF
s ss ' Ike a fer asp o9
Ss fS s s sssse Se4 again S
hat M the e s world osS would
sricture and yet if properly understood may most
easily and speedily be removed do scrupe affirm that
structures may be cured many days they had
isied years before
TO any one Of common prudence therefore, would
ply scians Of city for their truh) that
patient should knew something Of the
lent Of the person whom he 10 about to trust with such
For the of those at well those
who wish treat their cases the most convenient and
private manner have contrved very little chest with
TREATISE fitted in the lid and which every theory
necessary for e of these complaints That for gonor
rh9a beside the medicine contains also Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients for making injections the price
Of which Sl0 That for the Venerea containing than
enough for the of ordinary S0 the chest
little larger containing thing necessary for the of
both complaints is Si6.
with respect to the little patent Syrnges which cannot
here describe who has properly accred
it's and utility Aud, indeed with regard the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does the
angune expectations that engage fn fail do
funded
Address JOS RALPH Senior, NJ D. IS Courtlandt street
New York. sl3v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
To CULTIYATORS.

90 VI PROVOST has the honor to inform hs friends
~ the public general that he has received per the
% packet Louis Philippe, 81 days out from France, the fol
lowing articles
.soMMEILLER POTATO OR PERFECTioN.-Pur-
ehasers consult the prospectus for that purpose
see the reports Of the socete Roy ale dHortcuure s
Paris.
Is the earliest OF ALL OF an excellent quality and the first sedi
RoHAN POTATO, warranted genuine. Its qualities arc
generally known. 81 bvshel
SEEDS.
MEADIA SATlVA, an oily plat newly discovered PRO-
ducs larger quantity OF OIL than the Cola and Of superior
WHITE MUSTARD it is this sort Of which they use 90
VERY LARGE ROUND WHITE TURNIP, a new and
excellent kind
WHITE CARROT, very excellent for feeding horses to
which Il restores health.
SUGAR BEET OR WHITE OF sILEsIA-This hind
constitutes the wealth Of several Departments in France
CAVALIER CABBAGE growing from 10 10 IS feet high
and very good for feeding cattle. .
NJ PROVOST wishing TO obtain the confidence Of the pub
lie IN sell only goods OF good quality reduced prices
lie expects per the first arrivals other articles
Apply al as Dey street At his store % Pia street New
York where he may be ound IRON VI " ~ 70 r. NJ
apIe 2wf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
Dfy- MEDICAL CARD. on

" {Gy- MEDICAL CARD mi
I)OCTOR GLOVER is consulted contdentiatly. usual
- every day. at his Office lie continues his aen
oh exclusively to select branch his profession and the
Of al delicate diseases and 9ebes for The safe and
notice Of strangers and others The recent in
medicine and pharmacy have enabled him several
and important remedies which have proved sue
cessal in removing elects Of long standing seminal
pues of the blood. His medicines for the gonnorr.
ha not dsagreeab but certain promId
elleeng a Strangers appTised that grad.
ated IL his profession IN Philadelphia; therefore his proies
onal claims do ene him to BE- reckoned among sol
dsant doctors medical puers and great preende whose
names found in every journal. Those who have beer
treated unsuccessully by the ignorant and
this branch Of surgery invited to make application at his
can Museum -
NJ B. Separate entrances and separate Offices are provided
snd all communications strictly confidential.
y- Private entrance his Office three doors from the
Museum, where he will be found hour until the
eVeng.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

N@YHMS ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS
~ Look at his-our motto Cheap for G ssh these
hard times60 pairs The handsomes gents dress
yet offered to The public, with steel and brass plates
the heels from IA 3 pair French Calf Boots 81
sos the best Quarter Boots and high walking Shoes
The best kind mems boys and cldrens' fine boots and
shoes cheaper than yet offered in this city, Ladies' French
Bqskin Walking Shoes slips, black brenze green, all
other light coors Misses and Childrens black bronze
green and light busks and slips hest and cheapest the cy
good stout boots for hremen wachmen millen and
from to 49, the best Just
Canal street. Hudson, $780, where you will
the handsomes cheapest and largest stock oboos and
Remember nlmble ap2 ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
wv LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ ~ ~ M
To sail from New York the 25th and Liverpool the
18th of each month
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship GARRICK, Captain A. s. Palmer 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins 25th March.
SIDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th April
SHERIDAN, Captain f. A. Depeyster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDONS, Captain n. b. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 18th March.
GAARRlCfK, Captain A; s. Palmer 18th , April.
These ships all of the first class, upwards Of 1000 tons
built the city Of New York, with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every has been taken in the arrangement Of their
medations The Of hence S40 Tor which
ample stores including Wines &C. wsl be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters VINO VIII make
every exertion to give general satisfaction ,,
Neither the captains of theses ships will be respon-
sbe letters packages sent by then unless
regular bills Of ading signed therefor.
The ships Of this will hereafter armed and their
cuar gives them security not possessed by any
other but vessels Of For freight or passage apply 10
+. X. COLLINS & CO.. Sc South street, N. York, or
VIM & JAS. BROWN CO. Liverpool.
Letters Kl be charged cents single
he and cent each jfo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24


Circulation of the Herald.
MORNING HERALD, daily paper iSoSo
Ezra HERALD on the arrival ofa steamer $1,000
Aggregate circulation Of the Herald .....'..... Sooo
OF this immense issue we circulate in
BOSTON, ooo
ggALrMoRE, (nOt yet established faliy9 49, 49,.
ALBANY AND TRoY Daily and Weekly, ..''..'.' soo
To Shipmasters and Captains OF vessels.
past the collectors OF the all street
press boarding vessels arriving this port with late news
have beenn the habit of falsely saying that they collect ship
and foreign news the New York Ia consequence
this asehood many captains give them papers and packages
intended for the Herald No later ago than yeser-
day one of these Wall collectors made such repre-
sentation to the captain of the ST. Lawrence.
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all shpmasers and
captains vessels that neither Bancker Lowber,
Loaper other all street loar have authority
get papers packages intended for the Herald Robert s.
Martin his rusty redwhskered together with the
pilots belonging toyhe New York Pilot Company alone
thorred take any papers packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York eth April, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

IODINE SPRING AT SARATOGA.-As the sale of this
water rapidly increasing the undersigned deems
TO state particularly s qualities II is perfectly
Transparent remarkably pleasant 70 the taste aud be
freely used without the slightest Inconvenience II ~ partcu
larry recommended for the following complaints vzsscro
fua and bilious diseases morbid condition Of the liver nd
gesion heartburn loss Of e. weak aud dcpavcd
dton Of the stomach diseases produced by the abuses Of
curry nodes gcre, affections headaches cosvenes
and particu 'ry Tor every symptom OF dispepsa II
haps the only mineral known that contains sufficient
quantity of iodine 90 act incidentally. II Is up
bottles ready for cxportaon immediate use Fan
be obtained all the principal drug stores in Broadway and
from the General Agent as Greenwich street door from
others with their water.
All i'm ALFRED HILL, Qo5 Greenwich st., New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
No ass

DR. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUrTUREs.-Omc.
vesey street. Astor House-A Surgeon offs years
given in all Of reducibe rupture the streng
peaS Ss ss SsHg s re-
tam the rupture without pain or the least danger to the patient
Attendance given in private houses when required at and
after O'clock by the Office Surgeon
yenops Tusses advertised as Improvement upon HUs%
are genuine unless they bear the signature of AMOS
mey in Fulton street. but at No vesey street Atof
House a3oesdy
RUsHroN AsPINWALL, Sc William street, offer for
10 barre srehned Camphor
casks fresh Chamomile Flowers.
8 cases Chinese Rhubarb
cases Gum Tragacanth
. casks Russia Sheet Isineass. ma2s Inn
ITO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEW
has removed his stock of Boots and from No "a Canal
Nos es and Chatham street has the most e.
tor sale wholesale and ra at prices lower than pur
B. His Stores Nos i4 1866 and 1853 Chatham stre II,
AN goods warranted. fei2 am.
DEAR SIRs-I should almost consider myself devoid o
a. gratitude did not thank You for the good that
Of youth, unfortunate contract that disease
5 & or fas c asr %
palm the community, found self wasting away and
the hoe %y "ss
when procured bottle of your Red Drop, and
naming My dear sir ali the can YOU viii
s to to hGse Ts1 have been a. & AZ
'o fail in producing speedy and lasting cure +, v..,.
You are at liberty to publish the letter. but beg the favor
thstyou wilnot publish the Division street 81
vial mas I'm
Ro9}Ms,'To 81 LET ct, On CHAMBERS STREET. TO
be let the second floor of No Chambers They
eesn NEWLY and will
derate apis iw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

NEWCASTLE Del, Feb. l4th, 1882
DR. LEVISON.-Dear Sr-l can never be grateful enough
y for the cure have received by the Of your invaluable
Medicine (Huners Red Drop) was for five months alict
ted with yeneEsa and dnri.g that time took medicines
but fortunately day, speaking resd sub
ec-he told me that Hunters Red Drop the only med
cine that would cure mi of which purchased Of your
agent in Philadelphia, and the result that enjoying
perfect health Now, after suffering long finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop, feel my
duty to inform the interested where relief may be had
=. T. ID. h.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

NdANGLEsl MANgLEsn-PRICEs REDUCED.-fm
wi portant Hotel and boarding Housekeepers and Private
ramies.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
- that they hand and manufacturing their Patent
Manrles which for utility and durability TO supas
sed labor saving machine, entirely supersedes III.
Of ironing and rapidly puts beautiful goss sheets Ia
HE linen &c without Che aid Of fuel They be seen
operation at the City Hotel Pearl House, Atheneum
snA Carlton House They only sold No Little
Liberty street New York. a2 Inn
I,OR ENGLAND.-1he undersigned will proceed 10 Lon.
fret May, and will take charge parcels
FOR moderate compensation. Will also attend tie collcc
ton any debts IN England, and make nmeoae
Orders fer goods OF English manufacture
will be promptly and faithfully attended and at
teation paid TO the speedy shipment Of the sane.
THOMAS KING, 81 Wall street.
REFERS TO-Messrs. Grnnell. Minturn X CO.; q u
Morcwood Y Co. or Rushton Asrnwan. apis l2t'
ITO HoysEKEErERs.--The subserib,r las nj. dy K.
etved fine assortment of Plated Cake Baskets. Tahi,
Casters and ivory handle Table Cutlery IN sets some OF
which elegantly fitted IN mahogany also some
patterns OF Grandots, astral hail. and mante Lamps also
sets and to seIl sinuIy u. n. DEI.AVAN,
apl7 N Maiden lane near broadway
ST-Iso sacks Ashton factory flled for sale IN lots
api4 y. X. COLLINS Y 60. 50 south ~
| CHIP CHARLES CARROLL. FROM HAVRE-Con-
- sgnees will please send their rmits on bcad AZ per no
North River Goods permitted BY TIE eu instant wihbe
sent 10 the public store ags2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

For sale byJ Wyeth lls Bowery; A. b. D. Sands 70 and
Fulton; uion Bazaar lss Broadway; Minor Dey
Broadway; Hart broadway aud Chambers streets
Ring ga Broaaway Syme, 80 and $40 Boweryi Burnett Ca
nal street. - -. 49, -. - 49,. -
ALSO Tor sal as above, wYETH's MILK or ROSES, the
exquisite beeuther othe complexion remover Of fckes
ma
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

A LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIR!l,-
WYETIi'S CREAM OF LILIES, established
for 90 years the only promoter ofthe growth Of
hair on bald places, and giving fine DARK lustre,
keeping ladies hair or rngets IRON getting out Of
curl during dancing, warm weather. nc. The
Cream Of Lilies Possesses a body which no other
preparation does, and 10 consequence is the only
\ infallible remedy for dandruh, scales SC. The
D scales on iafsnts' heads removed by one or two
applications. For falling of Of the hair nothing
can equal H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

u per I'm
ST 600 WILL BE FoREElTED If DIR, POETT,s
RI WV ERADICATION FAILS TO CURE A RE.
CENT CASE OF GONN0RRHCEA, generally in less than
twenty hours and when the disease been
medicine has been found eectua For sale by the
following agents-A b. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fultoa Hart
Broadway and Chambers street, Dewar Church
and Chamber H. s. $50 Bowery Moss Grand and
Cannon 90 Broadway IS Sixth avenue Sixth avenue
corner Camine and Bedford; Burnett Canal street; A.
Truro. ST. Johns, New Brunswick. Price 81. MALI am
NQTlCE-The subscriber informs his friends and the pnb
c that he has fitted in splendid style the five story
building in the o Nos 1855 and 57 Broadway
uourandt and Liberty street. formerly known Nblos
Hotel The alterations and which have lately
bees made to thus establishment such he hopes viii
give entire satisfaction TO his friends and customers.
The house spacious sud accommodate large
number The coeeroous and parlors bedrooms and sitting
have been newly furnished aud painted and provided
with every accommodation for the comfort of guests.
The bar Will at all times be supplied with the choicest
ormcn OF wines and liquors of the approved brands di
ety from the mportcr aud the ale from Of the most
LIBERATED Albany brewers.
The plan aud arrangements such that the proprietor does
no. doubt arepettion or visits after The first call
49, . NJ. BARTHOLOMEW.
New York. April 90, 1910. ap25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

~ GARDEN SEEDS, Of all the most esteemed specise
STNand ,sr,etinss stEbNhOusE bhANLIsi Bouquets OF
Of 18th streets and Broadway Immediately north Of Union
Place Park. - i - -
Also, tho sh edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS As
sSTANT, department Of Gardening, and other
books the results Of his 20 years practice in the vi
ciny of New York. ap2m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

pOOMS ITO LET, ON CHAMBERS STREET, TO
IL SINGLE GENTLEMEN.-Two elegant apartments to
be let the second floor of No. Chambers They
have been newly carpeted and each will accommodate
two gentlemen Breakfast and tea provided Terms very
anIa IU*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

a0E1 MI The splendid steamer PASSAIC, Feter
G5@Syu3sW Martin master, having been handsomely
-ss;x,htted up ior the season, will commence running
Tuesday, March 10th, and leave as follows:-
CESTRr WHARF. NEwARx. FooT o BARCLAY ST., ". Y.
eeioek NJ. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
O'CLOCK, r. NJ. 4 O'Clock, 7. NJ.
FARE, 1si Cents.
steamer Passaic
distance hour and half hour and
each trip.
Ladies will find this route very pleasant and particularly ad
outrageous the changing from
boat With baggage avoided The has fine a
nished with berths and every convenience
Goods and freight taken reasonable terms but only al the
risk o. me owner mal0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24

-saSS~7 4zJ NOTICE-The steamboat WAVE, Capt
G|n]STis Richard Yates. will be in readiness 10 Tow
$3.50 shipping IN and about the hsrbor Of New York
all hours. Orders m al o. WARDS No. a South street.
and MIR DOUGHERTY's Of Maiden lane and South
street
~ b. All persons forbid trusting any account Of
the steamboat Wave without order from the
dersigned.
apis Jun OLIVER VANDERBILT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-24
BROWN & CO.'S

N3ss1 dwelling house, No. 81 Fast Broadway Rent s2OC
4lL Aso-the front basement suitable for office q
which II has been occupicdRent slO0 The above will
s either separately or together, to good tenant APgy
% OAK street, or TO r. Woodruff,
AL lw lTt South street.