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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
Police Once.

AUGUST 1.-The Boot on the other Leg.-SOme
time since we reported charge of felony, arising
out OF some business disputes, which the firm OF
Underhill, Merritt & Co brought against one OF
their partners named James +. Merritt. The &C
cusation was investigated, the dispute found to be
cognzable before the cioH instead of the police
horties, and the matter dismissed in order that the
parties might go TO law. On Saturday James +.
Merritt came TO the istrates and planned that
MS accusers had perursd themselves in the course
OF their complaints against him. OF course the gen
tlemen who had charged Merritt with robbery, had
now to come to book in their turn and this day a
'Star Chamber" investigation is to take place
When their worships have got through with the ex-
animation. perhaps the public may hear the result
A Nice Young Mm.-A young dandiied looking
scamp, who called himself Charles Edwards, was
brought up in custody, charged with visiting the
lodgings of a very handsome lady, named Miss
Harriet Odell, for the purpose of carrying off any
thing he could lay his fingers on, and with actually
stealing gold watch and key, worth Ssl02. The
modus operandi adopted by this "nice young man"
was as follows:-He visited Miss Odell, who lives
in the Third Avenue, on Friday morning not that
he claimed any particular acquaintance with the
LADY, but then he dropped in ''promis cuous like"
and asked her several questions about the scc ty in
that neighbourhoed, the price of lodgings etc. When
tired OF conversing, the " nice young man. speke of
the weather which he asserted to be most demnhy
oppressive" and, in fact, said GO he should either
sweon or die if he had not glass Of water" Miss
o. being of a kind disposition, and friendly to tee
talisu, went to fetch the cooling liquid and
then the nice young man" put the ladys watch in
his pocket and left. His person being fully ident-
fed, he was committed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

FROM sUMArRA-Cspt. Briggs, of brig Hardy, ar
rived at Boston on Friday, from Sumatra, states
war Lancier, landed her and destroyed the
place, AS has been reported 1t will be recolected
that in the French published accounts the natives
were accused Of having murdered the mate of a
French merchant vessel which was trading on the
coast, and Capt Silver, then of brig Lucills Of Sa-
lem, was said to have confirmed the French masters
statement of the outrage. Capt Briggs states that
the attack was perfectly unexpected, and was made
without any cause having been assigned therefor
Inc frenchman was not killed by the natives, but
was drowned while going from the shore to his YES
SCI, with boat-load of pepper sgainst the advice
and remonsrance of the natives who pointed out TO
him the risk which he would run. He disregarded
their his boat upset in the surf
he was drowned. and his pepper was lost
Capt Briggs states that the Lancier's boats were
also upset in putting of from the shore after the
swim ashore and march round to another part of the
island. The French account admitted the loss of
three men by drowning but that the boats were de-
stroyed 10 prevent their falling into the hands of the
Maays.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

BLEACHING POWDEH-eO casks Of Bcyds MAKE. land
ID ing from ship Sarah Shea from Belfast and for sale bv
jy24 PEhssh BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

CrxcINxArI-The taking Of the census Of Cincin-
natl is confdcd to Mr.. Charles Cist, who has been
closely engaged for time past in the discharge
Of the duty. In a note recently published in the
Cincinnati papers, he says, I" have satisfied myself
that the increase Of the population of Cincinnati
within the last ten wears will amount to 20 per cent
or an increase from ~ 600 in the year 1880, to 5000
IN the year 1910"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
u. 3. Circuit Court.
Refore Judve Betts.

The Grand Jury came into Court and reported
that in the matter Of the seventeen seamen charged
with mutny, and attempt at revolt on board the
whale ship COpia, the bill had been ignored. 1t
seems that the inebrety which the crew charged on
the officers of the ship had been fully proven, and
therefore the Grand Jury deemed the refusal Of the
crew to sail under their orders perfectly utiiabe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

MoSEY Losr.-The Peoria (Illinois) Register
says that the steamboat Corsican, that recently sunk
near Memphis, Tenn. had on board S3OOOW belong
ing 20 the celony Of German emgrants bound TO Pc
oria.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

COLD, OF ALL KINDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD at The
V's' '' S j. sYLvEsTER's,
iyiI lao broadway and "a Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

APPofSrMrsr BY TuE GovERSoR.-Thomas j.
Hall, of tho city of New York Inspector OF domes-
tic distilled spirits, the place of Michael smith,
resigned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

MORE INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-There is likely to be
trouble between the Sioux and Chippewas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
pr BOSTWICK. DENTIsT

DERFORMs all operations on the TEETH in the most
faithful and careful Residence, No. rs Chambers
street doors west Of Broadway Charges
bic. jyl6 isl
CARsAPARILLA SODA, manufactured from the er ract
y the root Al this Of the
publication Of the blood at j. PEASE SONS Ice Cream
saloon. a. Division 81. al lnis'
IMPORTANT COMMU NC ALTON DIR. Rogers requests
that he has prsctced medicine as physician for
thirty years During this long period 81 his practice, he has
made kinds Of remedies for cold hnarness and
that ,sing compl the whoorng cohgh and he believes
With good physicians orally: and alter ALL he
finds noe as suoce ssul PEASE'S CLARIFIED Essence
tHORF WOUND CANDY, and recommends II TO be unver-
sally ussd. 49,.
itis cold at s5 Division 81. al lmAs'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
DIR. ELLIOTT,
oCuLIsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON

2ei Broadlcav, entrance IN Vdrrtn ieet,
Confines his practice TO
Diseases ofhe Eye & Opthaimic Surgery IN general
NR. ELLIOTT having completed his extensive arrange
~ nents enabled to Lave separate apartments for the dit
f.rent cllsses of patients who visit his Office.
DR. WESTNkCOTT will be in attendance every day
Sundays 81 eeped and Dr. Elliots patients during his
absence. 80, 4,
The enter by the basement They viii be required
TO pay FOR medicine onlV.
FYrs. Of superior quality, prepared m far
o accurate drawings warranted TO resemble the natural
ey, II and motions thereby avoiding the possibility
" Crsc, bon,s FROM 10 10 o'clock my2s insy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

TRUTH sCoRNs ALL KINDS OF EQUIyoCATloN
1t IL eight years since Hunters Red Drop was hrst
ut6s public and o thousands Of not one has Jailed
where the directions have been attended to- which are simple
Hundreds Of imitas and counertsr nave sprung up put
outves all their base attempts " proves se daiy 10 be
the only prompt permanent and innocent cue as persons
Tho all kinds Of ad, etised medicnts snd are
obliged. a. last resource t. II, acknowledge, AFTER IN
spending hundred Of dollars ~ per vial :,
Agenciss-i2 Exchange street Buso, ~. Y; Stsnwr Ha
Maiden lane Albany NV; 81 Portland street, three doors
Sudbury, Boston Mass So North Sixth street P1ade
phs, Pa a. state street, Charleston CT erson street
door above Fourth the Theatre Louisville NY
Primo iral. Division treei. NY. Tvs mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

Dcy- individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
O'Clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and NUMBERS at the Herald once, "a
Ann street. We have of the best corps Of car
riers in New York-decent competent, faithful and
attentive men. This will be a better arrangement
than depending fora supply on the chance sales in
the streets. Of late great numbers "fetizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

A GENCY FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INsU-
"A RANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall street, near Pearl
Ths company every description Of prop.r
against loss damage by fire reasonable through
the United States.
Directors &c Zsbrske Richard w. Redield John Van
Boskerc, Jeremiah Johnson, George Strong Samuel w
Lowerre John Morre John Legg,t John Sklman Samuel
Wets, Charles o. Handy, Lemue Richardson, w. P: Pow
Z. ZABRlSklE, President.
JOHN J. POWERS, Secretary.
Washington POST Agent. New York. jssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

COMMODORE ELLIoTT.-The Globe of Friday
officially states that the President has RENTED that
portion of the sentence which involved the loss of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
& & && @:

sail the is 10th, and 9oth efs,sTy MONTH .ae
packets will hereafter be Of the following shps which
will each ether order which they named
sailing punotuay from New York and Portsmouth the lst
l0 20t and from London the Tth l7 and 27h of
month, threuhout the rear viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

CA~. DOCTOR GLOVERs consulted as usual at hs
SG Of.ce His practical experience, aud his recent
N chemical experiments have enabled him 90 introduce
g. inte his practice several new articles which are
prompt IN curing those diseasesto which he devotei
his attention.
Dr. O. that he has received regular nes
sduca n and has devoted his attention for the last
years select branch OF his profession. His Office V No
Am Prvate entrance third door from the NJ
through n entry with lamp at the Office door.
". BThe Doctor keep general assortm ent OF Trsse
d suspeasory Bandages which adjusted and sppiid
above.
PsIs celebrated Elixir may be had at his store Fric.
dollar, Jew
C,oRNs! CORNsl CORNs.-.1bosc persons suffering
" from ~. painful effects Of Corr assured that singe
trial Of The method practised by DR.. Cook " sufficient to
pete eradication, without pain inconvenience, at No IL
Centre street
Ladies and Gentlemen apprsed that by leaving infor
nation. they will be waited punctuay at their residences
Terms moderate. Ul
AMERICAN PILLS.-A distinct pill is prepared for each
II complaint contrary 10 the one pill sysemfor coughs
eysrs liver complaint, dyspepsia Jsndiee, dropey, rhcuma
n, female complaints disc fever aeue, cosve.
AL diseases of delicate nature Sold wholesale and
retail, by Or. Pugsley, 2s5 Bowery,Nf. jyil I'm
HARDWARE PAPER-A full assortment 40 80, % 80,
Is PER ssE X BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
7 osT-A WALLET, in Wall street, containing small
any one except The finder welcome TO the
which the wallet contains providing he VIII send the wallet
with the ofhe~ papers. to Ne. 100 Pine street iyls
DOOMS-K Few have neatly furnish rooms.
IN By applying At No. ~ Park Pl7s
gr'akfast canh he had IL desired. iyi7 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
NEW

MERCHANTS Line Of entire
EsSaMS~n|A new COPches aud Rail Road
GGNfT@yh3 Cars. Leaves Wheeling daily
=&- for Philadelphia, nj : O'Clock
\. NJ, via National Road. & Pennsylvania Turnpike,
passing through Washington, WilliacHsCort, Somerset
aud Bedford to Chambershureh thence - \ j
ROAD. via Carlisle. Iiagersiown Il lhncasier-ihlo
Ia less than , days, being the shortest and most ex-
pcdiiious route between the Ohio river and Philadel
phia.
coon INTENT LINE, daily Cor Pittsburgh,
leaves NJ . O'Clock, A. NJ. via National road & Wash
Ing:un.
Ohl-c of the above Lines second door from the Uni
ted States Hotel. \. HENDERSON a Co
Proprictors
Familie1 visiting Bedford Springs, or travelling
lor pleasure, can be accommodated with Extras At all
times, so MS 10 avoid night travelling.
mar II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

are use dhy all classes OF people m preference
@ anF ofhcrs
BE&NUSE they are prepared from a pure extract q
- q very wholesome medicine. mild ia lis oPc
r.fi,., and pleasant in lis effects, the most certain pre-
r-rser of health. aal a sifeanl ciIeciual cure Of y
PERSIA or INDIGESTION. and all
COMPLAINTS. a preserycrand purifier of the whole
system.
they soothe tho nerves 81 Sensibiliiy and
forify the nerves Of motoa. imparting 10 their most
subtitle fluid. IL pristine tone. and gives strength and
slr1rDcss of mind.
BECAUSE hey Herer destroy ne coats y The Stosa
och and BouelS asaA strong pingatiUeS 40.
BECAUSE science and experience teach that no
merc purgatiVe alone. will cure the diseases Of the sto
mach and nerves Weakness Is the prime cause of a
host ofdiseases, and by continually rcsorting 70 purga.
a ,ns. Won make the matter worse instead ofbeiter.
BECAUSE DR.. IIarlich's medicine Is put up upon
the conmon sense principle. " 10 ol-aHss gsf strength.
en- which IS the only way 10 effect a cure lastly.
ECAUS they really CO cure the diseases for
which they ae recommended Ask for Dr. Harlick's
Pills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
F.aT,E.Tr .WEDKCgN-ES.
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS, IN.
~ TERESTlNG AND APPLICABLETO TIL
AFFLICTED WIFE

Diseases Of tie Stomach, or NerrCg:
Such as Dyspepsia, either Chronrc or Casual, uu
der the worst symptoms Of resJcssncss. 10 Xncs
Of Spirits. and general Emactaton, COnsu npuu
whether of the Lungs or LiVer, Liver affections
Jauudice. both Biitary and S~paSmodic. cosiivs
ness, worms OF every variety; rheumatism; ~hctE
er Acu.c %: Chrome, together with Cont. ScrofUla
PANS m the head, Back, Limbs, and side, Typhu
Fever, Scarlet Fever. Putrd SOre throat, tevc
aud Ague. SpusmOdic PnlpitalCn OF tn Heart an,
Arteries, Nervous lrrtability, Nervous Wcakpess
Mysteries, Tie DouloureuN; cramps teninle Ob
structioas. Heartburn, Headache, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid. and the Dry or The NhOoping
ASTHMA, Crave, aud Oroosy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered b,
Empiers and others, as the great regulator Of The
human system, aud such rs the dcVofedneSs Of the
Cdherents 20 that erroneous doctrine that they con
tent themselves with the simple possession Of thls
iallocions opinion. without SiGuii,ng INTO theEH
our emana e, and, rice reTSd, pam SICKNESS, discus,
and death. Not 80 with DR. Hunt, whose cNten-
size research and practical experience 80 eminent
Is qualify him for the profession of which he ha
been one OF the most useful members. lie con
tends-and a moments REELECTION Will eonNInct
any reasoning mind Of The correctness Of his views
thatthe stomach, LIVER, and the assocIaicd organs
are the prinaTS aud great regulators VI health. anc
that the blood an very many instances rs dcpcndeni
IA those organs, and that unless medicine reaches
the root of the disease the superficial a~nOdynes
usually prescribed, serve but ss i9lts 70 cover th'
ravages OF deep rooted maladles' Under these con
.yictons, AT tn expense Of years of close apIlica
non, the doctor has d scovcrct a medicine who's,
powers are irresistible, and In prescrIbin,
{ Is with a knpwi dye offs being a radical cur
If the various diseases already enumerated. even i
applied in the most critical cases, bur he does not
pretend TO ascnbe TO
HUNTS POTANIC PILLS
1 Supernatural agency, although from posi- ~,
,rs9is within the knowledge N hundreds, hei rs pre-
Jared To show, that when every other earthly RENE
Is has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
been known 10 fail IN etiecting Two very
results, that Cf raising tToH the bed OF
ickncss and disease those who have tested then
'tiicacy. and thus amply iewardlng DR.. Hunt fi
ms long and anxious study 10 attain this periec-
ION IN the Healing Art.
extraordinary success which has attended IN,
Use of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, - the best
of their superior virtues, They nav,
the means of raising n host Of langmshing pa !
tents from the bed of affection. as Is clearly oNin-
ed IN the fOiiOwIpg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
IUNT'S RUTANIC PIILS-
Newark, N. J. July 81, IssS.

Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Err ciuaHy erred.
Mr.. VIM. Tucker. Paving lately Ic u restored 10
a sound state OF health, through the efficacy of Dr.
Hunts BOtan c Pills, thinks u an Indispensable duty
10 state certain facts relative To the disease under
which he had 50 long suffered, The sympt ms
werc-u painful Obstruction. with a constant geiec-
ton Of food, headache, ralpitation of the heart.
lowness OF spirl :, a troublesome dgy cough, diZLi
ness, t~ightness at the chest and difficulty ul5Ietth-
ing, almost constant pain IN the side, Ions. and
shoulders, accompanied with much lanSuOr and
of extreme weakness. as 20 prevent him from at
tending T. his business and has health appeared lost
beyond recovery. His friends asd relatives became
alarmed at the melancholy Prospect, and strongly
recommended Hunts BotanIS PiIs-they were al
miul-t.red aid IN a few days produced a,tOnish-
ing relief. and haally realized 4 perfect restoration
TO sound health. VIM TUCKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
Al er!lrGor.dinaary else Of Rie,mal ism, GccroL

an crira0rdinar case Of RbeumGf ism, Gc~oBpa-
MED riGi Diarrhdea md Nervous debility
M. Joseph Hart, from being exposed To- cold,
was attacked with q most painful Rheumatic com
plant Of the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months Toe priu-
cIpal symptoms were-a swelling and eXcruciaung
pain m n the ,pInts, and an entire loss of their
use: both the pain and thelever generally suffered
an increase IN toe evening, The pans were Incrcas
ed on the slighies. motion. and were more severe
IN the night time. 4 constant dIarrhaca, which
produced ius genera. cons. queuces -ttatulency, low
ness Of spirits, and general wasting Of the bOiy.
lie was indeed 50 extremely III that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hOoes
of his recovery, and u was generally believed y
his relatives and friends that all the medicines on
treatment IN this world could not him any relief
Hut scelng an advertisement on Hunts Botanic
Pills. ne was directed by IN Almighty Providence
pToduced a favorable change, and he Is nOw n heal.
Thy aud stroLg man JOS. HART.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
Lirer Complaint, 1rih much DeraHgeneni Of me
Iirsr system.

Lirer Complaint, triH much DeraHgene1i Of he
Lirsr System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was all c:ed with a bilious
and nervous disease % an alarming degree, be NJ
attended with AZ the distressing symptoms which
affect a relaxed condition., liz;-A sick hend ache
loss of appetite, gIddIuoSs ~ the head, pain IA the
stomach after eaung, unusual tremors, shliilng
spasuOdic pains in every part Of the body, cold
cIills, sallOw complexion, cOsuvucss, and a con
stant dull pain in the right side, which often iHdu-
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he thought
ne was afflicted with every internal complaint the
human body IslIabl, TO. lie was generally making
tralo varIOus remedies, alt OF which were equally
Ruthless until he had recourse 20 Hunts Botanic
Pills, from the superior virtues of which medicine
his health H. perfectly re-es tablishCd, and is now
able ~ pursue has employment free from pain OF
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

NOrICE.-The Depository ofihc American Bible
II Society is now open in a room at 1903. Main ST.,
ciirance through the subscribers hat store.
Neighbouring Repositories can be supplied here
Persons feeling themselves not able 10 pay full price.
ran be supplied at reduced prices or graiuitously.
The subscriber will nj all times take pleasure IN eN-
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wv w. & S. II. JlMESON.-Wbole-

w w. W.. , ~ E s.; u, 55 JlME : Hs,. : Whole ic,S.,
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toners and thcpuhlic on the most accommodating
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are respectfully requested 20 give them a call and
examine their stock. as the" are determined 10 sell
cheap for cash or approved credit. Aug. l.. 1885
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vii ,bsok al hls 81 As SooN AS
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CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

q 1T. fINlFf
Dear SIr-BelieviSgi II n duty I owe You rs n sue
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log the bcr tt have SERVED from the Use Il yuI
valuable Medicine,
IENT'S BOTANIC PILLS.
After mu-s suffering from Fever and Ague. dur
ing the sprng aud fail. FOR the last -four years aud
The pecunlary injuries attendant on the '~udIspOsI-
ton OF ono on whose cNeTaoHs a large family Was
dependant Tor Support, and having Wltnou; success
tested the ska -r many medical advisers. al an
expense could lot well afford. In the fall of ISIS
hndinS TIE prem aItory symptoms of the disease
approaching, | Was induced by a friend who had
tired your medicine. to p~archase a package of your
Botanic Pills. and now have the happiness To In
norm y"u-atd tCr,lsI guu, those who may De
similarly aiaicted-..a. .eF cOanterdct the dis
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ms confidence cOHUnu~s % uphold me in the be
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that distressing disease the Fever and Ague All
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have been instrumental IN con!erung on me. l. my
assurance of unceasIng gratitude and esteem.
= NJ. NrEDR MICK
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GROCERIES,.

~ EW CoNCERN-Boat stores. Groceries. Liquors
~ sc. by w. II. IIouSroN a Co. tat the stand
formerly occupied by J. X. Fonyth 4 Coz No. 43.
Water street Boats can be supplied NJ all times with
stores and every other attention afforded To facilitate
their interest FaTnily Groceries, Wines and Liquors al
Ways on hand rs above. nov ~