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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-12
KELFL.'S IL TANICAL, DROPS.

rs IANItAL q
VHNHE annals Of Medicine do not afford, per.
l. haps, moro remarkable instances Of cures
than the following. which were effected by the
use Of RrLrE's BOTArTICAL DaOFS.
a Lady. of Boston, was afi ic,cd with eruptiors
all over her head, face, and body. attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and blolches
had lost the nails from some Of her fingers and
toes was cured by 8 bottles Of these drops A
boy suffered four years with dreadful sores on his
foot, some Of which had eaten wholly thro' his
foot had his foot opened twice and the bono
Scrapcd was considered past relief, and his
death expected was cured by taking these
drops A man in ~ltoxbury was Cor years 0iil ,ctcd
with foul ulcers, one Ct which had eaten throur n
his wrist was cured by these Drops. a child
after trying various other Medicine for painful
c%ruptions on his legs. and Other parts ofhis body,
was cured by the Botanical Drops alone. A
child ~ Roxbury was cured ola bad tumor under
his arm. by 4 bottles. a boy in Boston. was
many years troubled with ulcers in his head.
which discharged at his cars ;curcd by 3 bottles.
Nr. Wright, was cured Of a bad fever sore on one
Of his legs, OF long standing, by these Drops,
after all other means used had failed. A child
was cured by these Drops, of blles and ulcers.
some of which had eaten TO the ribs. An elderly
lady who was long affl ,c,ed with Leprosy, and
SO horribly. that she could not bend a joint with.
out gushing on, Of blood 6 bottles cured her.
a yonng lady Of Boston, was cured Of a violent
uuinof III ncr eyes, by lhe drops. ~ lduy IN
Cha-lcstown. Was cured ola width swelling on
her knee joint, by these Drops and Jebb's Lini-
ment. A man in Connecticut, who had been
troubled for years 'y an obstinate kings evil.
was cured by these Drops. a lady was cured Of
a terrible case of ST. Anthcny's Fire, by tho
Drops. a chile also Of a distressing s%crofula.
A person troubled with violent eruptlons on tho
face. was cured by these Drops, after various
other med icine had failed! These Drops
vii azure the most invetcraIe Scrofula, 81. Am
| thonys Fire, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Eryepselas,
Lcprosy. PimpIed Faces, Sore Eyes Scaled
Head IN Children, Ole Sores or Ulcers, Foul
FcSter ng Etuptions, Iumots, Fever Sores. (eyen
when the bone has become callousD White
swelling, Yin connection with Jebb'S Imminent
Ncncrlal Taints, when Mercury fallcc, } and a Il
other d sordcrs arising from an impure state Of
the blood and juices, ard arc the best Spring and
Autumnal physic. Price 81. or 6 bottles for s.
Ask for DR.. Relics Botanical Drops. XII
He*prepared aud sold by T.KIDDER, succet
scr to DR.. Conway, 90 Court st up stairs near
concert Hall, Boston, and may also had Vi J. &
J II. PECK u CO., Burlington, Vermont
None genuine unless signed r. klDDEa on this
outside printed wrapper. Largo discount, to
dealers. 5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04
DR. AVENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
GONslSTING OE-I. THE TIGGA PILL, for and

L J.
q THE AsPLENlUM PILL, for disordsIed condition OF
J. THE EuPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble and deli
a. THE ASXRANrH SYRUP, for morbid aGec tious OF
s. TIE ANAGALLIs PILL, for irregular action tn,
g. THE CARDAMINE PILL, for deraased function Of thu
:; THE vERBENA PILL, for alinen,s incident fe
The TL e. r sd
10. THE LApsANA POWDER, for the diseases Of eh.l
ii. THE isArIs LINIMENr, for obstinate Diseases Of
ie. The soLIDAGo OINTMENT, Tor injuries and com.
Alsyseus of medicine hitherto entad Their
or partial are liable to Objections The preceding eassdea
other ,heres d,ssimar uniform feature, namely
ascrtsae respecting the definite actioa efg"on remedies o
sTa S sS at II to
and the manfesty absurd and rada entity base
'a s e sS Win r remsdy has meyer and never will
his ay aud sf most z saaq %
like food when put TO its legitimate be chosen
most under distress sod wen hi. is sccomp sed mus BE- So
s as hes bsn reSu s ne os f
different from disease ofthe lungs
an XII & Re Sg
some otSer organ aud will not yie to any general remedy
bat quickly disappear under the Influence otte pessessa al
catalogue orcmedes and he soders over they have
of and genera on "a Seias ,sndsd a. eompen
dun OF popular medicine. A futile dsttiis
aud minute directions the virtues ofthe
PuyLACtic Remedies be had with the medicine ITO
BowsRv aud eAA GRAND Etchoi the remedies
be relied on general rncips the Of disease
and VII in most eases be found 70 answer the disorders for
which they recommended Under each medicine
variety Of could be adduce proofs of their healing
efficacy, let the following serve as snecim.n:--
N C lsih street, 10 years OF dark complexion, mad
die stature toutly made seized with intense pain the
bowels, which IN sp,e u ioechng oeedpg bserIng, mice
tons, caomei, opium and the like continued nh rnmgted
voece for nearly awee the bowels remaining obstinatey
costre all the On the Eighth morning TIGER
given, IN three hours the pain left and the bowels
freely osened and in "a hours the patient completely
stored
Mr.. B. 10Th street, seized with similar ~
had been four days the agony during which all the
ordinary remedies had been tried On the fifth day
TIGER I'LL given, and in 80 hours he returned to hi.
usual xvocatiop.
~ t., Grove had fer OF pam
in the chest and general assude last with
iaHmmaon Of the hugs, ncessant cough, di.cull
breathing parched tongue great resessnes Sc
which the day, removed all bad symptoms
and by giyi.g two doses Of the PILL,
three dave completely recovered
AGENTS WANTED, enquire ,lie Howery. ie-7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

FOR POUOHkE kfsIk,
Every day, Sundays excepted landing CaldwelIs WsN
- Point, Gold Sprine, Fishkill Laniing.
New HanlhnrEh, and Milton. -
s0msS ~a The uew and splendid stearub sat OSEC la
kr Capt. Vsrdine Truesdtll. will leave the fo9toi
E--x-$-C Chambers street every afternoun, SUNDAYS
sseeped At o'clock CONNIE g Tuesday sls March 1890
Returning--w leave PoJglkeepsie every morning at
o'clock.
passage APPLY the Captain on board, to VI Ma
ID. " Martin, fisWest street
thereof. jystocq3'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

RrvoLUrIoSARY ARmY.-We find the following
in an old Vermont paper The number Of regulars
furnished to he revolutionary army were. by New
England, Ii7,4il by the Middle States. .6o7l by
that New England, consisting of New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut fur
nishcd more troops for the defence Of tho country
than the other q states. by 1872 The number ot
troops furnished by South Carolina was 6 AIS; Mas
sachusetts "a, 97. Georgia 2697 Connecticut 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

DssTRUcrIyE AvALANcHE.-A destructive land
slide occurred saturday afternoon at about three
o'clock, between Cont and st. LOUIS streets. The
whole of the auvial deposits IN front OF that part Of
way, carrying with il The Bay ou Sara Wiarf which
was completely destroyed. ard the adjoining one
was likewise very much injured. There was some
sugar and other produce the wharf st the time OF
the accident, which naturally swept away
There arc now six ia,kcms of water on the spot
where this occurrence took place AT this present
moment, he wharves extending from Cont street Ia
ST Peter street, are IN most miserable cond tion,
some Of them being entirely destroyed, and the 9TH
or less ia need OF heavy repairs.-Nso Or
leans Bee, lug. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04
Circulation Of the Herald.
Moxr,Ns HERALD, daily paper, , S"0
HERALD the arrival ola steamer. is'oco
cnlaon fthe Herald, NOoo

by- individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served ut their houses,
or places Of business regularly, and before seven
O'clock in the morning. can be supplied by leaving
rheir names and numbers at the Hera,d once, =,
Am street We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithfula and
sttentivemen. This will be a better arrangement
tn W depending for supply or the chance sales in
the streets. Of late great numbers of citizens have
or Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses instead Of buying il in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04
FLUID MAGNESIA

DREPARtD under the smodiate end,rce of the
d'scoverrr, SCR james Murray The graf sdvan,ases OF
THIS sl,gan prep ratop are at ~ Ne properties
Sers"s SonsTsssas IN the aaSed to- Il s",el Ssi
d,y and t,eycs heartburn Ell, siusy, without "igurnS
tho coats Of h stonacn producing OF those nme-
table evils resulting from tn, ae Of Chboua,a OF soda
liz snsen; / s very useful 10 All comp anis Of he saer
tends - regulate tie action Of the bowels AID peculiarly
The sgtjoised eoIogum is esntsin.d ia Tie London Me
By Doctor James Johnson of Physician 10 Tie
SIR Murrs, p lucid solution Of Marpesiar This very
assl aud gan PrPTen we a,. De- lyig r ,e
I'd sy iy aud coostipsou and with very gra, ten 30
pry dissolved. ans th.rsore At labe TO accumulate n tie
Il IA, as, been approved ofy the following Che
pests sna ?. oiSs onnl m.n Hr Ase, eogp.r bart sr
70 Hope Edinburgh D. Gr,gor, doi Or Duncan, aoi ar
Dr. dsH. 40 3saSy Remedy do Go w. sara
C,uroN To avoid the rsk of dangerous CONSTITUTIONS ard
tel sad Sed ~ Sa,c pi1sisd s pspsis ss
On The bottles OF d@r,y : Fluid snr,sv will m iuvr.
be authenticated rs signature the and prOIric
iorcf that Invaluable msdeas, without which Il cannot be
N s.. with tn Acilula,d SYRUP the Fluid Msgnesis
The genuine Fld Maerssia or sl5 jams Murray es
Ron; ami in dway Of O. haa, IS; wm a. Minor. g5;
cum, so b. b. Dla Is i "a adv pS Hd.m s AS
So .G e ,nTy r@,s, 80 $685. ia ", %'s s,.Ss p
W. ~ Thurman 81 Gsss $500 SS,'se Us Esssr
'''' STU It. % IT, sIs 4. fS, asi ;' ssI..
To hs Medical Practitioner 81 y,af Britoin and Ieiand
MFrnioN Squ ,rE. ~ b June, 1910.
Cor your us'nl uishsd arprubation,
return YOU my unfs'gnsd anJ gspeciiui thai ks
In ronrde VI your enlightened Cement ~
OpIGfVsL FLufp M,avrst," ~ bu' siT o afpTise you
that MIXTURES neutral salts. IN ri
tting lYdi. furnished, IN bulk 10 taers by Lon me
deal and tradiuf ianiiaio's.
snc he aid Il ~ Of sec ssarnpowsro my iircry
tn utmost acton oi TIE fuid Elected hat
weknuwn Tow ~ IL aie prrion u obscisd Alter IL
Naancia subsidies ~ uti,u Chry stalls. aud
their r.sencs cr,s the solution ,erfee saursion aud
uniform strtusih nd purity.
scibne Dratt hts, inc'ures. Tafuious or suy
temeds be- IN ccmhinli With my Preparation,
please he cqslc ~ ~ We medicn 80 bs takc IN
snch quantity may ordcr ~ SiR J,Nrs NURpANs
bum GACNYsA am that he prfierpty shall furnish he
patient Mia The genuine kiud, u, BOTH torl vhich beer
iht abs The jaws MUEuAy. ~ siran o the LORD
Lieut. tu arcsn inh) This nsu he intesritgmd tdniy
of original. sud he iaIcs.r g utsfots ~
1uis. spd draug aud often substituted the serious
disspioin neu 81 the physician, the deep Iiuy 81 the
patient
lhave the honor to hs.
NrNTft
\ our oledient servant,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

HAVANA Coal MISEs.-Ihe propretors OF the
coal mines which we have previously noticed as
having been discovered some months ago in the W.
entity Of Havana, about tn realize good return
for their outlay and exeriions. series of expert
ments were made on the Sd inst for the purpose OF
testing the comparative qualities Of the Cuba and
Imported English coal and the result was clearly
in favor of the Cuba coal. II appeared that twenty
one and half barrels of Cuba coal, being equal il
its other properties, would raise as much steam in
a given time as twenty-our barrels OF the best En-
glsh. When the railroad, which is now IN course
Of construction from Havana 10 the mines Ca distance
of few mies) shall be completed, IL is believed
that coal can be furnished in Havana Of as cheap
rate a. in any seaport in the wo ld--N. D. Buiir-
tin, dug. q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04
ONE HUNDRED CABS

NANDEltW ERkf.N, manufacturer of Cabs Cmn Ibusses
Stage Coaches, Railroad Cars SC, OF Hamilton
Bruen and McWhorter streets, near the Railroad Depot
Newark NJ j. has alro ady finished and
upwards Of hundred Of the neNy invented Cabs
seat two foUr persons.
N b. The public cau,sone iipsi sfpge
the improved Cabs je6 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

The Old Line Of Packets for Liverpool, will hereafter be
despatched in the following order, excepting the
sailing day fals Sunday the shipt will the ceedng
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR
CUMERriAL line OF PACKETS.
49, !Sas. ash

TO AND FROM THE ABOVE FONTS WEEKLY
Persons sending or their friends resicng in Great Britain
and ireland them brought with despatch the
above line moderate Agents of the first
liability lately been engaged that the erngrant
ared delay and small drafts their favor
npty paid. Orders from all parts of the country will be
punctuay attended to- aud such attention Will he all
branches othe the further patronage
OF those who will the with their orders aud
IN ali cases where the do not embark the
money will be refunded To the from whom IL
ceived
la addition dras agents througou
the different Of England Ireland and Scotland
facility to the whose l.,
here they be furnished with all
able al sight. follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04
THE MOST PERFECT
w G S "A N ID SCALPS
IN THE WORLD.
TD(CTD hI,Dn

CRISTADOkO.
' S 2 3aSEf2sbTt ri d RsAkGhs AND NEXT
Nos WIGS AND shhs ever o e. ra
long experience and smtted TO ais p.ea
Ie WHIGs aad sGSIPs that he Particularly S INVITE 'Ss
s Ssss ass s ss the SPRINGS Sns
r ., &Sas aey @ any %
F are a:" si On ay ' 1f as are a H 30 .
CRISTAD0Ro's REPOSITORY aisocon,aips very q,
tsasiye ASSORTMENT and great variety oiGeniemens sre'
CHALLENGt.-tie fanktT pooale, WhiirhlI vail
from Whcsl around 8sdlows Island orir,n fobns Re-
sfi Fen sys Of Gsa o nS es ssS For
opea Cor one Week. 'p'' " " '"" Inc ''0t az Is
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ~ FANCY GOODS
a W: SIZES CO, fls Prsn street nearly cppo.it'
most accommodating tsrs, aad 10 suit times.
PLEASANT FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET, whsr,
there butfew gentlemen boarJers, for gen.
,lsmsa Also well faroished pleasant osd room ard Po,
stpe@6sr when rsspeetb, ssn,iemsp now oseupyns the
sme ~ leay Ter Esroee' VI atlast and TEA l
sp'kel. VI Leonard but few doors from Broadway
y shas'd at low rate By ., v a. !. slLvhSTER
TO DRNwkRs-A gepleman W. has been actively ~.
DESTROYS Of biapng stua, brewer rsfceisbl,
establishment lie hag no hesitation IN saying that his tho
rough knowledge IN tbs sery OF brewing daugh beer
and ale, cannot sc exoeed by person the
try.
AdlesA VI corner ofFranklin and Wallace streets, Phi.
adsit hia. aui2 iaw4w'
RICHMOND Woodruff,
COM Nj Is 81 ON NJ E r. CH Mt,
Iva Sout, street.
New York. js9
M x. ANO MRS. SEX ROY would inform their al nds
w and he public, that bcr select Boarding. and Day school
will for the reception OF Young Ladies MONDAY
Sepemtet 7th 1910, al Ne Ti Brosdw Eighth
street. Fcr terms AMI further inJr aation, crcusr
whcheen be had BY calling on The frnci ais s2s tm~'
CHIP ECHO, FROM LiyEkrOOL --Co ssgnses by this
- vessel sted 10 send thsir 10 the
house OF hc subscribers without delay. All goods
United within i've days. will unavodahy be s,Dt the Pub
lie store.
GLOVER McMURRAY, 100 Piae street,
~ OF south.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
NN ssS& ssM. sA
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
Ito sail every other Mendayl
Ship HUNTSViLf.E, Capt J, Eldridge,
NASHVILLE, Capt A, A. Wood.
ShNksPEAIst., Capt ". Cornell,
woo Capt. y. J. n. Trask
MISSISSIPPI, Capt &. billiard,
LOUISVILLE. Capt VI. Hunt
The sips III Of the class eoppered and
fastened Of light dra Of water, and built y this city
sengers commanded by able and experienced maeters
The price passage from New York TO kew Orleans Fixed
$50 from Orleans 10 New York al 500, without
liquors They will AT All times he towedu up and down the Nus
sssipp and the strcest puncuaty observed
~ their time of sailing. Neither the owners or captains Of
these ships vii he responsible for cwerv, bullion, precious
stones silver or plated any parcels pack
ges by put board Of uncss regular bills II
adng taken the and the value therein expressed
Al goods 10 the subscriber viii be- orsadediree Of com
mission For freight or pssssge, apply 10
F. X COLLINS 4 co. SIS South st
The sps Of this line warsasd TO sail regularly adj
yertsed
No goods received AFTER Saturday evening, previous to The
day OF sailing. s22
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

I'm MS janis " Y FhNN.
(,REAM UF lItlES n CIDER BARhFL EXTRACT
~ Beth superior articles for the toilet With great
variety Germ telngne
Water Tooth and Usir Brushes Rouge, Jarmius. Pea
FEUC INV ANGERs P,a rrRcT.
nss $40 Broadway, corner Pearl e..
II sALIs, AsHROTr 60. 40 Chatham sauarc, re
u hanuv IL inorm their friends and the PUBLIC that a.
bav. sore witn assortment " TIN TOY - quife
new aud III, frat imported - this country from the
abriaues In France and Germany Also, collection oftls
pr. 81 Fancy Articles and tsncv Clock Of descrp
ton AZ the loses prices Call sndudge for ourselves
. at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

YUcATAN -UoRRID MAssACRE.-The schooner
Atrevida arrived yesterday from Campeachy which
place she left on the 18th inst.
Perfect tranquility reigned in the city at the de-
parturs Of this vessel a Texian brig and schooner
were at anchor in the harbor We have already al
ludcd to the capture of Tobasco by the Federaliss
1t seems from all that have been able TO ascer-
tain fir the captain Of the Atrevida, that part OF
the Centralist army, consisting of two hundred
men, who had been Obliged to I.ave the city, had
afterwards ived reinforc nnens and had march
ed towards Tobasco, which they had succeeded in
recapturng; and taking advantage of the feeblencss
Of their enemies, who were suffering from sickness,
ha d been guilty of crueltes of the most revOl,ng
nature. Nothing was spared; all the inhabitants
who pronounc ed themselves in favor of the Federal
lists, were sacred without distinction, and their
property piilaged and devastated O'leGns
Bee, 1ag p
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-04

SETr 3.-An inquest was held al No lx3 Thomp-
son street, on the body OF Julia Barclay, aged g.
Ii appeared that the deceased addicted to
temperance, and had twice attempted 10 destroy
herself with laudanum. On Wednesday she went
out to a druggist, and bought quantity of her ia
vorite drug, and when she came back 'said she had
taken her last dose" A medical gentleman
sent for, who adm nstered the proper antdetes but
without effect. Verdict suicide.
Al the corner of South and James street, on the
body ola man found in the East River On his per-
son was found brass plate with the following in
scrptien-''Michael Kahce, Public Porter, No
lSS There being no testimony TO show how the
deceased came in the water, the jury returned
dict found drowned.
At the house OF Michael Duff, on the body of Tho
mas X Duff, native of Westchester, aged 20 who
met his death under the following deplorable cir
cumstances
Clement King deposed that he was with deceased
at the corner of Park place. on Wednesday, tending
one OF Eaton's cabs. Whilst on the top If the cab
the horse started off and to the of Cham
bers street, where it in collision with another
cab and upset. Both dePonent and deceased fell on
the pavement, and were taken into the drug store,
and from thence deceased removed to the hos
pital, his skull fractured. He never spoke
after he fell, and lived but a short time.
The Jury found verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

va maj Ioes2 % cos v.B. maj siss in % counties
lcorrs,coaaeses Of the Herald 80
Mr.. J. G.. Bennett,
Sir-In my letter Yesterday morsingI gave you
accnr1te account of the riots in this city
could thea be obtained in time for conveyance
There were many prisoners yesterday morning be
foie the Recorder; but in conssQoenee of the abb
seoce Of witnesses, there were but few examina-
uens. Most Of them were deferred until Monday
The Mayer eases. chose arrested durnK the cay.
Cor yoa will observe that the Recorder hears ali
s'ght eases, by order Of the council. for certain
rc@sous) were, IN consequence u his honors' in
disp,stion all postponed; 80 that nothing official
could be had to the Illegal voter; and arrests Of
Che day.
70 Ear I have learned the name. Of only two who
were dangerously wounded NJ Csrels'. Charlie.
Mcconnell had ten large cuts on his head one of
thcn Lying the scul bare the half 81 one SIDE of
verssr. Tive other, Alfred HssweII, a young man
bet wees n and x, serisusIy injured; bat his
physician, Do. = Carols, has hopes Of his life
rssre number Of oil hers ured more or less;
bet have NO, been able 20 ascertain their names.
aor the amount 81 damage done
There are reports IN town, (ssid 10 be retorne
fse'. Lancaster and the adjacent countiesl ycs viii
sec them IN this mernings papers; but as they were
afacfursd 10 order IN This city you viii put liz
~ coincidence IN them Notwithstanding, they profess
t. sa,s come ey an ssrre.. Tor NO payer. IN this
sssn~d carefully into that matter IN order to give
you the earliest Intelligence n ia could be ob,aned
Bot being satisfied that that express never crossed
the schuylkiiI; thought. you coul1 MANY acture
GOOD On article as they. u you were 10 vast q
tsrt ki~d ~ news.
Pvt ,pstrsrA Cry PoLfcr--Bcfore Recorder
3 Rash, October 2lst, 1910.
WIN Lynch and Francis Hsmptos were each
boanf in op ~ the sessions for throw Ing
missiles az Carsl's Bolivar Hose
Samuel NcCsuy from Southwark, was bound over
On like sum Cor fighting At the city polls The Of
fecrs ksd much trouble In arresting him, in
snrncc of an atfemptst rescue.
Nd ohr Tin was bound IN 500 70 answer for At.
trrapf AZ the above rescue.
gsseph stnid and WIN. Worrell were each bound
over 20 answer for misdemesser, In bsisg among
the asses hitched 90 flaming express which came
'rsr enc Of the upper districts Absttesu ID been
procured the sfera well sneared with tar and pail
~ rnsin Inside; the whole on FIRE msking tremtn.
lsas n,rss, while two or three stood in the bow
Aoiiisr a biuner To this long rope, was append.
-. r,aRHsd ~ seine fifty boys rushinx through toe
rro eGsd streets like wild ere. In Chcsnut street.
sssf F,lh n was captured with the two asses above
nsrtioned.
Two sailor. were committed for larceny st their
sosrdipg house, aud thus ended the morning busi-
zee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

CHATHAM THEArRk.-The eccentric, talented.
aud popular ssedisp, Booth, plays Tonight at the
victorious Cha, ham. We saw hirs in company with
the popular manager Of the establishment yesterday,
and he never appeared in better health and temper
and no doubt win cave fresh laurels for himself
during his present engagement. To night the house
will be crowded in every department, without
doubt, 20 witness his unapproscbable performance
Of Sir Giles Overreaeh, IN Massinger's play Of q
New Wsy TO Pay Old Debts. BY reference TO
the bill we find that Sweeney has returned TO the
city, and viii also appear with his celebrated ban
10, sndDin ecnjuuctcs with his pupil viii 60 through
several negro evtravagapzss, songs, SC. The bess-
fiful piece of Peter wilkins Master Wood in
dance, and ether entertainments, are likewise an
nounced
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

cJ- HiIL's THEATRE We find smother novelty
announced for this evening, in Drama from the
prolific pen IF well kaovn dramsfist Of the city.
which bears the title Of the "veteran Of 76." IL
embraces an eventual period in the annals Of the
country, interpreted with new modern references,
and Is well adapted TO the character 81 Yankee H,
whose powers OF erting the grsvest facts into
most humorous points, and the irrisabis oornte-
nance into an involuntary smilc, deeply dcpised
in the chsracterof Colonel simmerkins- The Dssd
Phiadelpbian- admirably performed on ssisrlsy,
and the xemert 81 Miss Gasnon furnish areat ~
exciting interest for this evening.