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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

ITO HOUSFKEEfERS.-Tbe subscriber ~ this day re.
eeved fine assortment of Plated Cake Baskets Tabi,
Casters, and ivory handle Table Cutlery in ses Of
which elegantly fitted 10 mahogany also
patterns of Girsndocs astral hail and maute Lamps also
afn assortment Of Brtsnnia Ware in scts Tea Trays
sets and ~ sell snglv. ID. y. DELAVAN,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

MAGAZlN DE MODES, co CANAL STREET-Mk
" DAME BEHRMAN begs TO announce to her friends aud
public generally that her Show Roem Spring Fashions
every style ofmnery will be opened er nspe Mon
day next the 18th April Madame D. atter herself by the
unremtted exrtons she has always paid satisfy aud
meet the APPRECIATION Of her friends will her
toore the patronage OF her customers Madame b. has taken
pariicu pains this obtaining the latest fashions
comprising taste and combined with the
To suit the present times Madame D. il determined
her reputation for taste and fashion her department.
and will sell the best aud fashionable werk
lower than any House the city call from her friends will
convince them of the fact
Magayn de Modes 60 Canal street.
~ b. Wholesale warehouse Of description oflnery
Goods. on the rcassnabl. terms, at
ape Inn LYON X BEIiRMAN, 10 Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
Nyw YonX. January 20. isto.

= NV YonK, January 20, 1870.
u. WurgLEE, % Greenwich street,
DEAR Saskatchewan a perfectly well how many
uDquestonsble evidences have already been made public
skill and ust and Of how many
more gu possess that have appeared IN
other yet u not be unattended with good
benefit 20 the community large. to offer additional
testimony of he remarkable efficacy OF r. uar
treatment and NJ the tender
gratitude for the nesmabe service have red my
family BY little daughter OF attack Of
resis Of the after the eserob operations and treatment
OF other highly reputable professional gentleman had alto
gcth,r failed.
Indeed, much ability and knowledge Of the disease
did manifest. that Il until pac
charge that made acquainted with the fact that she
totally blind You first advised with
the 24t n December last and 10Th bat lille ncOnrsHsnec
pain, opd WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATION, you effected
most sstonshngy rapid IL being about three weeks
from the date Of your commencing your Attendance since
Such facts should loudly in YOUR behalf not only in
III city aud state but throughout every section Of the non
and Trusting that fame spread widely and
pidly your deserts entale u to.
remain, r,ssPgsstfullg I9prs, SC,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
BY EXPRESS.

Correspondence OF the Herald ~.
NATIONAL. ACADEMY or DESIGN, CLINTON
~ HALL-rhe fifteenth annual exhibition Of the National
Academy of Design will open to the public Monday the
27th inst ap2i 3t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

Butter it IS seen. exayaganty dear, owing probably
its being and the first to the seesOn,-ke the
shad. AZ with TIE Interior
free and easy the abundant receipts viii oon effect the
prices. Meats high 1btntiy and there
why they shold be- for the supplies from the country
large When however, the drovers combine and put the prices
up then the mite manu- still higher rate
than fair profit allows rot surprised We no
help for the existing market laws
in force. H they they must pay the price asked
and thanks to the Common Council for granting them
The Iilepe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
ASTONISHING RECOVERY.

HAVE been saved from the dark precpice OF an unmely
death and from the miseres and torure of
end protracted sickness and Ivy the ssing of ed
sbed to offer public thanks to Dect0ry sEPH HEINE,
young German physician Of the German Dispeary No
Hudson street Until by the blessing of ending Pro
dence my feeble limbs led that excellent
institution receive the assistance of the young and
kind benefscto who administered my Affections obtain.
until then neither help assistance miserable
suferngsto him. therefore, most justly bound in
lasting gratitude 10 return most lasting and public
know Judgement. p
applied in vain orrelief efthe most eminent Of Che
medical faculty in New York Of whom advseo
air Others ampuaton Of the limbs In consequence Of the ma.
gnant depredaons Of their poison, have had upwards OF
these by The time assistance Of the aboe physician not
out Of system have since performed voyage 10 Savan
nah and back and have for he last three months enjoyed The
uninterrupted and perfect health publish this for the
benefit Of suffering humanity and advise an by the blessing
God, TO seek relic from my lasting benefactor.
ALEXANDER MAC KEY, COS Water 81.
Witnesses, Hyatt Burger, do
WIN Keith, do
ap7 Inn VIM P. Powers, James Brompton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

JAMES LAsCALA late of the Hair Dressing Establish
mnL at tho Aston House, where he has been ayorasy
known for number of begs leave respectfully
form m friends and the public that he has entered into
nershp with John Corrao at the Washington Hotel Broadway
in the same line Of business where who require
viii be served with the Champoo iuy confident that with
strict attention to his business will continue deserve and
obtain the patronage Of hs friends and the public, which
hereby earnestly solicited. apt22 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

This calls for unter movement the part OF the
New York Commissioners Freights must with the prices
of produce This reductons contingent one If the trans
porters make liberal reduction othe rates of freight
(excusve OF the reduced to) it the Intention Of the C3ra
put the toll back 10 the rates of last Yeas
the result OF their Of the subject having fully
satisfied is the hgh rates O freight resuling from
combination between transporting ines and the
tolls considerable portion of the carry ing
u ade from the i'm yernents Of Penusy NanIa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

COLLECTIONS all parts of the United States made
" the lowest terms, at :. SYLYESTER;S,
apps 100 Broadway and ~ " all 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

MANaLEs. MANIFESTATIONS REDUCED-,m
wi g9rtant e Hotel and Boarding Housstseper and Private
rsmiles.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub.
sthat they have hand aud their Patent
Mangles which for utility and durability surpas-
ssd labor saving machine, as IL entirely
fironug and raPly puts beautiful gloss sheets
HE linen without the aid Of fuel They
operation the City Hotel Pearl street House. Athen~um
.sd Carlton House They only cold at No Little Green
81 SIT near Liberty street, New York AL Inn
I,OR ENGLAND The undersigned will procee TO on.
don The fret ofMay aud will take charge q parcels
fn moderate compensation VIII also attend the eoec.
ton Of any debts IN Enslsne and make inme transmits
sion of the Orders goods of English manufacture
will be promptly and faithfully attended aud sc1aI
tention pad TO the speedy shipn,nt ol the SAM.
THOMAS KING, 81 Wall street
REFERS TO-Messrs tirinnell. Minturn 4 Co, q y
Morewood n Co., or Rush ton h Aspnwali apis t2t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

{17 To AFyLicTEp.-We would cal the attention Of
our readers to the celebrated preparations Of Dr. GtRAK
DIN Physician wLo stands inferior in his
medical requirements having devoted entire attention
the nature treatment OF Diseases FOR number years
The attending his mode of IA atmen cummends him
most strongly &c the attention Of tie nyalds.
See advertisement III the last page. ap3 lme
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

HUNTERS RED DRQP-For all Complaints of pr
IL Yate natureRemember, Whatever other medicine
take, 1t is health and money thrown swayua time
this terrible but just retrbuton of mans wickeduess will
show itself in horrible form. Then apply once Il
ony absolute earth, at Division 81 peryal +,
particulars advertisements outside. m3 Uni
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

sro GAkDENT Moth suh-crber late Gardener OF the
RACity Of New fo'k having returned from Europe, will
% attend 10 the laying %, q, ,sing o. Gardens or
sto.. or at his house o7 Troy street will be punetuay
aV2t a. WILLIAM CJrVR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
prnyision Market.

Prices somewhat her, this week rnear'y
tice Vegetables and such like becoming more plenty
but not vet lugh to kno X down The rates thereoL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
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THESE Pills longer among those ." doubtful utility
They passed away from the hundreds that are daly
Ianrr upon the tide al experiment, and n"'' stand before t
puhic Inch cliiou AMI extensively employed ~ ~
pat tpi,l tir tanadi, TcN> hrNi'" aud ~
N. HIs medicine tlnt las ever hca prepared or III
81 They have hren iaiiodnced whrr'''
ole cr thea anh there ar ht r." ~" "
rcnarklbc evidences of Their GOOD ~
ic The that have been presented 10 the proiet
Thousand upwards OF i've hundred Of which n.
regular practising physicians, who are the ht coneth
judges If Their merits. 49,.
Often have the cures performed by This medicine been the sub
jr Of editorial comment newspapers aud Jomrnas an
ma, Truth asserted that medic ne OF the Kind rs
ever received testimonials greater value than attached
this
They are general family medicine and there arr
thousands vino declare they never satisfied unles
tliey have a supply always hand
They have no curing and preventing Bilious Fevers
Fever and A.ue Dyspepsia Liver complaints Sick Headache
Jaundee, Asthma, Drops,, Rheumatism Enlargement Of Tie
Spleen Piles. Choic Female Distractions, Heartburn, FurTcc
Tongue Nausea Dstenson Of The Stomach and Bowels! lncp
cnt Darp Flatuence ab,ual Costvcness Loss Of Appetite
Botched Complexion and I'll cases u Turro y! ia
Bowels cathartic apcIiri; needed They
exceedingly mild their operations producing neither nausea gu
ping, debility.
Tie efficacy Of pills well known, and their use
general fuh.r comment Is considered unnecessary
further PARTICULARS Dr. Peters pamphlet, which b,
hal -,rQ,as Of any of the Agents.
Price 81 cents per box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
MIR. LEIGH Is PRINCE EDWARD.

-.
BENJAMIN Watkins Leigh, Esq, was al our iasl
Cour,' and labored hard TO icean the Democracy :"
Prince Edward from their confidence IN the integrity
efficiency and competency OF the Administration, anu
Ia persuade them desert 10 the ranks OF "tiarfs"
and Reform" He made able and ingenious speech
Inn, j, more ousrcraLe speech | never heard from q
ureat man. You Will agree with me "hrn tell YOU
Inn, the chief points his address were The Abolition
ism of the Northern Democracy, MI. an buren,
sunnort of the Tariff and his vote Tor Ioligaes on th
National Road, the Bank, sub reasnry' ho"e 'ase
and Jersey Election You Will readily perceive, that
the sneaker travelled path which has been well trod-
den by the circuit riders who preach harrlsonsm u
the people and you can easily conceive lhe genera
tenor of his remarks Mr.. ). Z. Anderson replied 10
Mr. Leigh in speech Of considerable power and N
,ennty and the only Of regret respecting hir.
Anderson effort is that he wasted too much oil his
strength and time in developing the crooks and crosses
Of The .wndinr way which MIR. L. has hitherto puT-
sued and devoted too little TO the statements and ar
uimcnis of that gentleman. Mr A. doubtless was IN
duccd TO take this course because having so often con-
,rovcr,d the stale arguments which Mr. l.. only RE-
praTrp: he believed il unnecessary To notice them
apa;n: but that vas an error. However, Mr. l.. dd
MS no HARM believe; but on the contrary, COOP. Dn
rnu his remarks on Abolition, he declared that Van
Buren is neither an Aboonist, nor favorable Ia Tile
desuns of that party. When lie SAID this, gentleman
who stood by me, Mr.. WIN. Nh whispered,
chats enough for me | always feared Van on that
subject, bnt I'm satisfied non Mr.. Leigh has satisfied
me. and III vote for Van If I'm alive IN November
Mr. NJ has been neutral for time, bnt the Wings
have claimed him coarcrf.
s.rhe statement in Your last paper that this county
will give majority oil D. .or Van, believe viii be We.
ried by the result of the election. have mingled
much with the people, aud have marked The sure ndI-
cations Of a action-a revolution, that is gong on IN
this county, silently and unpcrceved hy superficial OBJ
servers Mark it The Wing majority Of Prince Ed
ward in last Apr! for Burke, will be rebi'd for Van
and the Constitution. Changes are constantly gong
on around me- We hear Of them almost every day
and could nut nv finger on ihln dozen around
and above me, in the upper end, and many more are
reported by credible witnesses We owe much, very
much 10 those able and gallant defenders Of the Re-
publican faith, Messrs. Anderson and Flournoy. The
abuse and j,iseaood hcaped upon them b. encmes, is
proof sufficient Of their merit aud abilities, but have
letter in the results Of their labors. We owe them
much. and will not forget it.
Nnnrs truly
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cusiveiy convicted him B" il i, rdss'n ai 10 IS
ehn"wI,da"d by both parties The Governor at
,cnn,rd to reply, bn, his audience were g"ne-i,s
s,rnra,h gonerh,s voice gonc-nnd even his sell
confidence rone-rwas altogether vain I" attempt 10
rallyhs hes, friends must admit 'ai al was over
h; md his position was that might wen eac''e
,I co,m;se ration of his biltrrrst ines. This charge
of dlalca;on $. ems to be subject to his Exec,
.Inc, lie works himself intn fury whenever he az
v.rts iii But that dues not settle the balance Ihe
proper officers acting on all ,he f'sP'nsp'ty I'M,
,,chcs n Their stations settled the account on The 'h
IF Inn. ls3 and found the Governor indebted 10 ihe
In.d STATES IN the sum "f $a- -, and that balance
now stands on the book, against hin condrn NJ hun
defanlter, and placing him IN The position oil swaf
won't, Price 4 Co, against whom he has poured on, -
much abuse. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
THE GREAT QUESTION At lssrE.-INo. l..


Let us do justice 10 the course and trnc motives Of
The Federal party. Hho is II intended 10 drink this in
exhausble cup Of Federal Wing Islander and dctrnc-
ton The Of The Administration, think you: No,
no. fellow citizens il is not against that all this
increasing and snmcasurrd torrent Of ca'umny and
falsphood is directed. II is not intended for the men
who administer this government and those who support
them II is against the CAUSE OF DEMOCRACY
AND THE FREE INSTITUTIONS OF OUR coun.
Try Mn used merely instruments OF llinsira-
ton men the mere mediums through winch
The great principles Of LqrM RIGHTS md oiNit
LIBERTY are 10 be overihrown! II wo"ld b. worse
than folly 10 tax The purse, the head, The heart,
and polluie the tongue with warfare raught with such
cost, such miquy and such enve nomcd SANDER merely
10 PROSTATE the earthly tabernacle Of fall men, whn,
by the rmulable Laws Of nature, must in few short
years perhaps months, perhaps days, return 10 their
rrea, mother earth We repeat, that this is net a
fare wagpd agains, men, but against the Republican in
situations Of America. When will this warfare cease
When the men who administer this Government and
those who with them, pay the debt of nature think
you: No, no. The termination of their existence will
be no signal hosllites. They will
until the Federal arstocratic prediction fulfilled that
"man IS incapable Of self gorcrnment. This war ciH
erase when the reins of Government shall BIZ surrender
ed nv the many 10 the hands nf the WISE the wealthy
and the great few-whrn the people shall become thu
vassas Of a few exclusives the mann shall
become "hewcrs nf wood and drawers of water to The
fn-7hen, will tins Federal upon human liberty
cease, and not before.
But although the Federal party have always been
lavish of their dpnunctaons against the Republicans,
they have at this time peculiar motive and additional
incentive induce them 10 redouhl their reckless
er,ion. and In exceed IF that be possibe) Their
wnnted measure Of nnfnundrd charges md unspar!rg
abuse. And what is this motive mud .his incentive:
II is The deep anxiety nnd interest mhich they feel
IN direrf The attention n the .7mtricaa psoiie trnm
The all Emporium, issue 'eAieh is Ia he d,cdrd al
The next President nj election, VIZ "SHALL THIS
BE A GOVERNMENT OF THE FEW OR OF
THE MANY, SHALL THIS BE GOVERN.
MENT OF THE BANKS OR OF THE PEO-
PLE:" But if it be- the interest of the Opposition
to divert your attention from this n,ous issue, il
is no less the bonndrn duty nf every Democra, in
woke your most consideration of The subject
Three and.twenty wears ngo that great and pa,rolic
statesman, Thomas Jefferson, already foresaw and pre-
dlcted some of the dangers and evils inherent in an ex
cessive gigantic and uncomfortable paper banking
system In n letter written by Mr.. Jefferson TO Dr.
s,ewar, of New York, the following prophetic and
striking passage occurs:
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Extract Of letter from He"'hsra'e, NortAamSer'aad


81 hasten (ater indsposition which has pre-
ventrd my doing it beorc,) give you brief account
ofa political discussion which came off, IN true sports
mans parancr, at Richmond Courthouse, on Monday
last discussion, MI things considered the most in.
teresng ny far that has taken place in this quarter
during the present unpreceden, edly excited contest
It was the frst day of the term; and that the public
mind should he fully enlightened on this til" only op'
portuni,y TINT mi ht in all probability Offer before
the election The Court adjourned; and proclama.
ton was made that gentleman Of the all de-
esncy party. would make speech after DINNER IN
the Courthouse. Accordingly, at The appointed
time and pace, the people assembled to hear what
wa. 10 hp said and what Ia bs DONE To witness
the political humiliation of The Lille Magician (whosr
wand the uspiran,s of the Wing party have always
d.eaded and the apoeoss of the great the ,cse and
the good Of him, whose civil and military qualifications.
heretofore unknown and unacknowedged, have nar
at the age Of heescore and ten suddeny surrounded
his name with halo c glory, and hurst upon The world
with lustre, ec,psnC the most distinguished charac
.er that has ever been The pride ornament of this
country Austin Nfae, Esq, frs, arose. and with the
air and manner of Bonbasss. after few desultory re-
marks in which he nlged in strains of bitter nvec
tive and unmeasured denmncation of Mr.. Van Buren,
and the party, pronnuncng the Government, under
which we live Monarchy, introduced Mr. George
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
POETRY.
oMrcH YET GsMAiSs -rsrNG.


THE INQUIRY.
Tell me, We wini-
That t,nnd my pathway roar,
Do We mol KIN som. spt
Where nIurt.is weep more!
Some lone ana l.ea-ant dill,
some valley III The west,
Where, free nm toll an1 pun,
The wra soul rest:
The loud wind dwitile ! 10 Il whisrerlow
And sighed Cor pity rs II answesed NO
Tell IN thou mighty deep,
Whise hiluws round NE pay,
Kn.w'.t thuu some favored spot,
Some Isl md fur away,
VIII weary mln my ma
The bliss f.r which he signs,
Where never hSes,
Aud friendship never dies
The loud waves rolling III perpetual HOW, ,.,,
stopped for awhile, aud sighed, u answer nv.
And thou, se,enest moon,
Thlt with such holy face,
Dost look upon the earth
Asleep in nights embrace:
Teme in all thy round,
Hast some spot
Where miserable man
Might ind happier lot /:
pehnd n cloud the moon Withdrew In NO,
And voice sweet but sad, responded "No"
Tell me, secret soul,
oh tell me- Hope and Faith,
Is there resting place
From SORROW, SIN and death:
Is there happy spot
Where mortals be blessd,
Where grief may fluid n balm,
And wraiinrss u rest:
Faith Iopr and Lave, ho0ns TO mortals .lren .
Way'd their bright wings and whisper d-les III Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03

..;u .,,;,,,;ou. and calling and dsgra-
dins drpendaree up"n G'e"t b'''"'1 80" "''
aristnrr"rn. ,.,a AHA, hammer are Won
wiling III enlist yourselves -"", 49,, ,ha ,oou,
or ri money under that 81 tue rights ~ ~, '.,
Or n hehaIf al the usurpations OF the cunning h"u
or;s,ocrotc G.w5 Pause and reflect upon Inc s'eaa'
prnn.. involved n this contest, tor me arcs
yours and the stake j. yours ~ 49,
TTTT :. WIG CoNvENT!oN.'
1x.rop,p. Oct % Well the ga day Of Octoor'
h. ,,,na,nd ,,on. The " Wing Convention has al
nrosd and mos, of lis delegates have returned "a
lIh,;r rrspsct,rc homes. We will not speak Of the ~
fair as rozqpie!c fanre, but II VIII eeafceJ W u'
he any one that there we're fewer persons present 'a
os ,rev,ou.lv ANTICIPATED. We have been informed ny
W. ari o,lo.o who counted them tina, The number
=; ~ ,on nd not exceed Ilan: large proper
linn Of whom are residents Of l.ync'burg y ifeno
fran the country estimated the whole nuio'f a. Tux
SPEAKERS stand, including men, women ana ch''u,'
al 1900. whch suppose y h"l ia' i'oi' '"e '
Tn, day proved be fair and favorable ana We suppose
that MI ucrsons residing the counties immediately
around us who wished TO come did come Surei! ga
tierpg uf 1000 city numbering ABOUT oouo 'hH'o
,ants Is nothing to boast Of Rich H. lo!er, Esq, pre-
sided assisted By several Wee fresidens.-ll aye
was offered By The Rev Mr. Atkinson alter when
an address was read to the Conventon when, So Tar a.
a.. could hear was but a repetition Of line charges
which have been thousand times brought against Inc
Administration, and AZ many tunes reiuled john NJ
Pann was first introduced 10 the company, WHO spoke
un, the hour Of dinner. After the ceremony Of cat
mr and drinking over, General Leslie Combs,
nr Kentucky, was called ont, who addressed the au.
dicnc- until the going down Of the sun. We heard
bu, Il small portion of the Generals speech, but the
reader may rely upon il that he praised General iiar-
rlson much, and himself still more
VIM c. Rives next came forward, but from the ltte
time allotted to HIM by his former enemies, the shades,
Of darkness descending, his discourse was short ole
said enough, however, remarked one OF the crowd
to satisfy all who heard ham, that be well deserves To be
STYLED Tie prince Of humbuggers and sangwhangcrs.
Most of his remarks, hrnhly conceive; were IN TIE
worst poss bic Speeches were made al night ~
town hy several gentlemen among whom we Will men
ton VIM Ballard Preston, al Montgomery; Hon james
Garland and the aforesaid Gen. Combs
Tie company was addressed on Friday. we under
stand, by Benz. Watkins Leigh, VIM 5 Archer, and
perhaps others.
We think we may safely assert, that the Democracy
Of this region VIII lose nothing by the sangwhanglng
addresses and hard cider caro!sals of thus week MOI
convert has been made 10 Whlggery, 50 far as wc
have heard; and knor, that some Of our Wing
friends were disguised the log cabin and coon skin
exhibition on Thursday y Lynchburg Republican.
DEATH or L. S Sr>Aron.-We understand that
Inc Hon. John : Spence, I. :. Senator Iron the
Esrn SL,r. lIarvlaud died III his residence IN Wor-