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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
DIR. ELLIOTT,
oCULIsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,

1903 BroadWay corner ef Duane street,
DsSSAsEs OF TTT EYE g't oFER2rIoNs THERE
Dr.. rs office honrs are from 10 to o'clock Monday Wed.
"epr% 3D. W FE5idFsy s spa on saturday
celsed on Dr. Esiis patients during his ahsanes e'
he poorer class will be attended to from halfpast
Esa.c. Pr w Ec will May to ss Broadway
KoSaf Ssss says he public ,a, he Ia. JUS,
wSss y ssl. teIfs s,
@ at very moderate prices at his establishment Ne
DREvANs' ELEARATED MEDICINES are composed
Vegetable substapces which exert specific action upon
% as aa sfsf eeas s
snd a. al ss q 81 tern
o% s srs
disehang vessels Any morbid action which may have taken
spj he So sd rs
Tsss medicines after much anxious trial and
s Ss to Jssr a snd
e sTs as the US IF @ by
the vital stream in and healthy state, last
sssi % s S ss and When
S r %sa s
tered by ignorance source Of misery and adherence.
a%s iGs"si:es sPs y fsgsl1S.
S.d he %stS TGeh es,s the blood
sEs q the I o. bs Re SE slight
while Che sy q, from i6 bowels
IN the same proportion by which the blood invariably
Steady the use ofthe medicines will undoub
sdy effect cure even IN the most acute obstinate diseases
Of disease tie @e%es BEING 80 TO E;
adapted TO the constitution that they be taken ali
ons Of the heart nervous irabty weakness fos,
burn" dS bodily .s Of IaSps
green sickness i.ulfnt historical Paintings head
a,s n tic dG%losg, X, ,Ta% p.%gJ,s
End relief from their ssherngs by Of Dr. VIM Evans
Nausea vomiting pains in the sid. limb. booa ,oh -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

PARK THEATRE-THIs EVENING, March IS, will be
MERcHANT OF yENIcE,-sbyloek, Mr. vandenhoG,
NH ls FOR an HoGR-Mr Framp,on Mr. wh.,ev
s RsSSst Nf FfR s9 Ms; dss
eide; Dstafna, Mrs, Vernon. '
GGsss osS Z g. & G Eiis S s:a
RoWERY THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING, March 49, will
The GLADiAToR.-sparaeus, Mr.. Forrest, Julia, Mis-.
ONE oCK.-Hardyhaute, Mr. i AIRY; sangrida, Mr..
Door. ops" a. h,ps;, six and the curtain rises a.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-rHls EVENING March 49, vii
THS tfSH iIsa 9 S Ss si Eaf . SIN
RfSF sS saRbN %T BfoS2 M Mitchell
First tier boxes SO centssecond and third
Pit ~ cents.
MY, taAih NJ 4. Ihh:AATKE.-TIiIs EVENING,
cAsrAR HAusER-PseioI Lott white, Mr. HILL
YANKEE rEDLAR.-iIirsn Dodge, Mr.. Hill.
RI, R99B ~ MAcAIsERoSsrl Nasaire Mr. Browne; Der.
boxes SO cents; Tit, rs cents; Gallery ia, cents
Doors open at quarter before 7, uran rises II o'clock
rRa 1 E sn &. opsas
% s a0S %se fe':n amidst d. Sa a I Me
f ssU lnS swsr1s
e.f Ssss r. % %Saa,s sS s,%:
%i seS S fs1 pss
formances begin al half past seven ~ -
| THIS EVENING, March ls the entertainments are
Grand Military Cavalcade Swiss Brothers: Powerful Own
nascs; Elegant Equitaon Nesro Extravaganza Mont au
Cell Great Vaultng; Living Groupings; Circle Scene
and Horses Exercises Slack Rope; Wonderful Vault
ing; Master Diamond Benefit Ac Magician Of the East t.
conclude with the ballet Of Monsieur Moulmet
Boxes SO cents; Pit. % cents.
Eg NJ hHF424R R V SFRGSTE PI FN
RTAINMENTs-MONDAY, Msreb I7th, and every
Theatres Royal Coyent Garden Drury Lane Vauxhal
den London and of the late National Theatre New York will
at the above Museum and have the honor deliver
observations drawn from real life. Men, Manners and
Things they various features of novelty.
The First and Second Part will consist Of Musical Comca
Recitatory Anecdoc Descriptive Initiative
illustrative of Ccekney Life and Character ycpt WILL
TIONS Part Second will CONSIST of pleasing
entitled MORSELs OF MlRTH For MOMENTS or
MERRIMENT!
Adnance, IS cents Performance at o'clock
For programmes see bills. male I'm.
! TOOLOGICAL iNsTITUTE.-JUNE, TITUS ANGE-
II VINE cos splendid collection Of Living Animals v
for the reception Of vsers know
tabsment No. 81 Bowery, where preparation
made to receive the public Visitors will now have the add
tonal advantage Of behodng that
LYING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! And the further eratih-
cation Of seeing BLACK TIGER! the existence Of which
has hitherto been either doubted denied by all authors
have written on the subject.
Entrance to the exhibition No. Christie In
the rear Of The Bowery Amphheaire.
Hours OF exhibition from 10 O'Clock A. ". 10 p. NJ and
from 6 to 9 ia the evening. y
Admission rs cents children under yeors Of age
prce. d3-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
Passengers Arrived,

PnsstUYcfs ArrIveU.
In the Emerald from HayrLewis Cas- yr bearer Of des-
paiches Washington; Joseph hey, France; James Aln
Dlrin%eourl do; hH,hony m, Gsrm,ny Hubert nss,
Nlork; Sower,ng do; Charles Lamspn, Boston; Emanuel
Daude, e Paris Mines Ehrmenn Prussia We Fero France
iol ia the steersso.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

Died.
On Tuesday morning. Cahsrine wife of Joseph g. Station
aged 80 years
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
her funeral this afternoon, O'clock from late
residence, Church without further Invitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

kA TO LETPart Of the beautiful four story pous. a,s
Mf Pearl street fFrankin s1gsre ~ the whole ~ ,t "a
HERDMAN d KEENAN,.
msi2 u = ,~,n street, ~ .tslis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

AGENTS.
4. Powell, % Cornhi, Boston. Mass
Mortimer and Mo~brsy, Baltimsre, Nd
~. March Exchange place, Portsmostk. n H.
Joseph Oil, Richmond va
Lewis johnson, Washington. ID. C..
=. L. Parkhurst, Cincinnati. ONO.
Brown and Walsh, Delaware, Delaware Co Ohso.
shoup, Dayton, Montgomery Co. Ohio
II. Clark, Troy, NY.
John Reison, Railway, NJ. j.
\. II. CALDWELL Syracuse, N Y
William l.. Easten, Lowyliie, NY
Peter Van Setback, Undertook, NY.
II. y, J.nes, Jamaica LII
Garfield n Robins, Hartford, Go
]. Hardcsty Hsrrisonhurg, Va
Samuel Westcott, Hudson, NY
r. O. Lincoln. Hslloweli Ne.
y, Miller Ato, Hsgertown, Md.
Charles Crskshank, tleoryrtown, d, c,
Geape X Wallace, Goshen, NY.
BENJAMIN Earl X Co, all River, Mas.
A. Hail. Fayetteville, NC.
y. Johnson Franklin, Ohio.
Tbos. H. Dawson X Son, Easton, Md.
J. II. Wheey, Dover NJ IL
stephen Van Shack, Albany, NY
Benjamin Old Newark, III
Western Ohsce, ~ Wall street, Louisville Kea.
Or And by all DR.. Wn- Eyans' author through
90 the United States. jyaosdxwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
i'.iiaut lphia Advertise me nts

---
A MEXICAN THEATRE, CORNER or NINTH AND
WFMYSS, Manager and Lessee.
"Wednesday, March 1sth-Bencft of Mr.. riclerirg
Ihursday, March sth Otheo: Iago Mr. Booth, and fa-
vore Farce.
Friday March 10th Bene6t Of Mr. BooihA New WAY To
and Jerry Spesk by Mr.. Booth.
Saturday, March 2siBene6t of t Delaware Fire Engine
Co.--Amhrose Gw nctte aud Joan al Arc.
Price OF Admission.-Boxes. SO cents; Tit, % cents.
Performance commences at o'clock precisely. malls iw
kzA no RENT.-A large room, No. South secsnd
h street IN the centre Of the retail dry goods business
-A.D Phade l. either by the week month The
and situation would be adv travelling
York MERCHANTS agents FOR the exhibition OF their
merchandise mails law 3v J. GLIB.
WATCHES AND WATCH MOUNTAINEERING
Levers Of superior quality; Watch Movements with
hard and gold dIals with and without Jewels sale
w. CHANCE, SON Il co II Plat street
mas In and ~ CONNER street. Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

E advertiser possesses knowledge Of business which
has yet been introduced into this country wherein
by outlay Of exceeding 81 good credit
at command clear annual of $4,000 be
realized.
From the eircuT stance oits having proved exceedingly
land the advertiser confident that the sangune expeca
tison Of who engage in the business will be fully real
lied uneSceponabe references given aud required Letters
post paid aud addressed snddn Office OF Merchants Mag
ane ta t.on street where aninerew be had between
the hour 10 aud mail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

London Advert sc ments.
ARIST0CRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY
ENTLEMEN inclined 20 ahead in the Atlantic am
VI ers, will do well 10 call at
ROI.FE & CO.'S,
NE RCHANT TAILORs,
No. IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street
LONDON,
on their arrival to their extensive and excellent
sortment OF Wascoats, and the b,st West OF England
Cloths being assured by Role Co.. first style OF fash
on aud at prices ON the lowest scale mas
SHAWLs, LADIES, LADIES' sHAwLsm sHAWLs
LADiEs!'!-soo beautiful Broehe Shawls, selling At So
each. V
aiea VANNs. 2si Grand st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

DFMOvAL.-JOHN HARRADAY, Tailor. wishes to in
~ form his friends and the public generally that he has
moved to 20 Liberty street where he will be happy ate nd
all orders his line at as low prices doing the
style Of work. mali 81
pACKET SHIP MISSISSIPPI from NOrlean. discharr.
ing al Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street Consgnces are
requestedto attend 70 the receipt Of their goods mali
cautioned against mposter, who undnr the of
Bloos has through false obtained board
raj places IN the city without settling intending settle Tor
The same Herepresents himself being in the employ Of
dler about 81 feet high, Light complexion, and thread
bare, iashionably made frock coat msri7 at
A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given TO Ma. JoH,
n PknsrR by his pupils to take place Tammany Hall
friday Evening" March 10th Mr. Browns celebrated otlon
popular music. Tickets One Dollar TO admit gentlemen and
his ladies for sale at the above place. The Committee pledge
themselves that nehns shall be wanting their part render
this one Of the finest balls Of this se,son
J. MonRrsor, Secretary. a.
NOTlCE-if William brown, who was some time since
apprentice to Mr.. Thomas Meedham chair maker in
vngton street will call send his address the fhce OF
Horace r. Clark Esq No 50 Liberty street. he will hear OF
something to his ad,antage msr'TSt
(,HARLEs y. EOLwELI, LATE FOREMAN TO W
broadway begs leave 60 inform his friends the public
that Ne has ssseiaei himself with Henry Adams and that
they HAVE OPENED al "a Fulton street ,bshmen
~. transaction of the Tailoring business in all its varieties
where rent. will always find fashionable assortment OF
hne Cloths aud sneres also. description Of RICH
ssbu, Chae Woolen, and Maseilles vesings which will
b. male o order IN the most fashionable and very
CT w.d remark that his practice as CUTTER having
been invariably attended with the most crafty
warranted N assuring all those who would new
hr, That they shall have 10 complain Of either ct
styls, or quality.
Terms, ia every instance. cssH. mi7 imQwis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

300 drums TUKkEY FIGS, just received, for sale n
also 500 drums rs cts drum 500 half Bunch II
cents per boz 400 quarters at IS cents Champagne very
low prices Ship brand in beautiful ORDER basket
The well hnswn Code. Eagle for the first time Of
Anchor and Venus brands equally low OF which good
assortment Of nars and pnts 20 chests ouckong Ta
q cents and rs cents per h. Honey Dew Tobacco
whole and half bozes at cents be. h. Othr goods cheap
mI7at ms I'D Front cor-rr ~ w all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

The IONS have decrts4ed5 per cent
cent? and the currency per cent hile The
% cen, than last The eor,eqpene, that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

- .. 49, 80 E.hs ~, hAkGk oEFICE il NOT 70,
we'd BOT continues at ieo Broadway and Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

The passages from Englsnd average sixteen days
and half each, and the whole time occupied in ma
king six western passages was ninety days and
a quarter. The shortest made in thirteen days,
and the longest in twenty -one and half.
u The passages hence to Bristol averaged thirteen
days and nine hours each. The longest was in If
teen days, and the shortest in twelve and qsarter
The six eastern, passages were made in eighty days
and twelve hours. 90. -
Bytwo ofthe passages. passengers and dispatches
reached Paris, by the way Of England, on the If
teen,h day after leaving New York They also ar
rived in Londen and Liverpool on the thirteenth
day --.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

80 y wAsafSeros. Feb.
AriI in Vdshing ion- Description of the Birth
f.r TfH atghf EaM D, -.


Arid in TrasLiag ton Description of the Birth
Jazz T'f aight Call ~ 81
Washington is througing with beauty and fashion.
and the gacty still continues; bss, dinner parties,
and soirees are the regular events" OF each dsy
and night. Many additional bellies hear, have come
to town from baltimore city, Boston, Virginia, and
chewlrcte The party going people turned out evefy
night this week to several brilliant parties in Presi-
cent Square. Last evening, Friday, came off the
grand National Birth Night Bah at Catusi's sa-
loon The names Of many members of Congress
,Vcre down on the list managers, headed by the
speaker; and this beng a thing we were bound not
70 miss, your humble friend slipping on his party
materials, and psyisg so gold piece for ticket,
rather when gold Is at premium,) We Gid.
Cd into the same hall where on the week before we
had bad such feastfro loneliness and champagne
IL about half past nine o'clock when we enter
cd The ball room; the dancing was going on but tb
company was small, and all who were there looks ed
dull and spiritlcss; we seatcely we had
seen elsewhere at parties, but we're told that the ar
rival Of the President would bring up the sbsenteesl
II had been ansosnced in the norainy papers that
the President would appear at 10 o'clock, his FASH
ionable hour. And so we guessed that in a little
while would witness the grand entree of the Pre-
.ident, with the Members Of Congress, he Foreign
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
L. y. Circ ult Court.
Before judge Belts.

iuyeeuy az sea-After some preliminary discussion
expecting the right or the prisoner to a separate
taial the District Attorney consented to waive his
rights and to let the accused have the benefit OF
each others testimony.
IL appeared from the examination If the first wit
ness, that the prisoaer ons Of the crew of the
American brig Francis, aud that the ofFssee was
committed N the harbour Of San Juan Del Nords
."uneu our, nove'er'that The property carried
oil by the prisoners laid ia the end as be-
'longsngt to two persons, the ov ners of the vessel
when IN point Of fact. belonged To more than two
pc Court thereupon directed juror 70 be with
dr.wn and the prisoner to be rrmanded untsl fresh
Indfctnfenf corld be submitted TO the grand Jury
There being noother business, the court and ad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
.fCornnrr,.og,cc.

The CORONER was called again U The ,eh Avenue.
20 hold an inquest on the body OF Mark Nc Esul Who
died ON w sdnestiay aftcrncon, from the ,s,ah no.
received from Patrick Grey on Monday niobt No
additional testimony was adduced beyond thc mi.
o. ,se s sn norton and the ry
died 10 consequences ofNounds received by him from
the hands OF Pstsek Grey ON the nj ghs ~ 49,. 2s,h
VINE n',cted Stab IN the abdomen, with = Enfe y
KY mas TOY Ssen arrested, nor ~ there much
pl;shed. NP'''e "c"g accom-
Another was held in the 9th Avenue. on IN. boav
o' sonn decker who lied in 6t. verdiot-Desth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

Lartsr FROM CrsrRsL AsrRreA.-we have re-
eeved the Belize Advertiser TO the lst inst BY il
we learn tina, General Bustllc was AZ omca levying
forces for the interior. The san salvadoreans, un-
der Morazan were on their march against the army
Of Bustillo, who was on his march to olancho
Some surmises existed i'm Central America, as to
the country becoming part ofthe British Empire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

Ckfs.-we learn that, in a Few dsys,s new spe
eie. Of cab VIII make it, appearance, that win
drive half the hscks ost of busipcss We have seen
the pattern. They are light, safe, FAST cheap, and
hold only two persons. The person who starts
| them will make his fortune.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
I..sss' Or riHs I;,.s,rool.

The Liverpool has hIghIetn hours fteanIhl IuT-
Their to 60 than either the Great Western the Br
fish Qsees. t.. i.i.. a.. sa.t. u-ts.
The passages 20 New York averaged seventeen
days and four hours each. The longest was made
in eighteen days aud twelve houts and the shortest
in sixteen days ~. faf.
Those to Liverpool averaged 6fteen DAYS and sly
teen hours The shortest was made in thirteen IA $
add fhree-qusrters, and the longest in seventeen
day. and twelve hours. /, -,.-.. .ts a.s .t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

STEAM TO ALBAsy.-The boats belonging to the
Old Line, the De Witt Clinton. Albany, Champlain,
and Swallow, now undergoing repairs. They
will commence running in a few days. Meanwhile,
the fine steamer Belle, will be on the ine-she hav-
ing been chartered by the propretors Of the above
four steamers. It H.. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

The shortest passage from England was made in
fourteen days and twenty-one heurs-the longest in
twenty days and nine hours The shortest passage
hence was performed in thirteen days and half, and
the longest in twenty-five and a half FIVE calcu-
late the time, however, when she arrived of Ports
mouth, the passage made in twenty-one days
and fourteen hours ....I ..i.[ .I
The western passage. averaged seventeen days
and p ght hours each. Those made TO the eastward
sixteen days and fourteen hours.
On her first voyage she arrived here on the 9th
Of July discharged about one thousand packages Of
goods, besides baggate-reIoaded eargo--took in
seven hundred and ity6ve tons Of coal, stores Tor
one hundred and thirteen passengers, ard ready
for sea the shat Of the same mcnth--foar day,
work ,,..,- t.. ...-..,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

yERY LATE FROM ALBsSY.-Last evening the
Kosciusko, Captain Hayward. arrived from Albany
bringing the Daily Advertiser, Of yesterday NOR
ming, 1t contains nothing OF any importance. ,-.f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

. Co Professor MORSE has executed, in single
operation, not only beautiful sun paintings, as eN-
quisitc Gourand's, but he has executed Gouraud
himself OF late, the city has been oycrrun with
French counts, French charlatans, and French Ii
bellers. ...
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

C5-The ice in all the northern streams and hays,
is rapidly breaking up if ...
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
tCorrtspondtnet o. the IIcrald.l

We are upon the eve Of our annual election 70
charter officers including mayor and five alder.
men For the first time, the Mayors to be elected
by a direct vote Of the sovereign people, and the
excitement is becoming slarming The nupber Of
candidates IS really astonishing, considering that the
Office as merely one Of honor, We a,e, to bAve sll
sorts of candidates and kinds of parties wings,
iocofoeos, conservatives, liberals, blueskins aboiiT
hon''ts, rnnrsuckers ard ioafefs each vii bring opt
'ts fsvorite candidate for Mayor, and the devhtske
the hindmost. For the last two years the board OF
Common Council has consisted exclusively Of wings.
The glorious "credit system" and internal i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

Gy- MADAME &cHsEIDERi gives concert this
evening, at the City Hotel This fair vocalist pos
sesses superior talents IN her profession, and de-
serves a full house. Mr.. Runge, man of talent,
assists her. '..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
U!sl Nfnrsisaitk ONO

dssauH at Nfa.-->A negro Pamcd Samuel j eornan
was brought up from on sosrdf the bark Pomona.
charged with ssssul,ing the captain with DANCER
Gus weapon. The vessel had just arrived irom
Canton. asd the offence comm tcd ON the home
ward passage, The prisoner was committed for ex
nm natfn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

GJ- The Kosciusko leaves for Albany, this NOR
ming She came down yesterday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

HIsToRY OF QvAcxs Can any body give US bio
graphical histories OF the Quacks Of New York;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

o. The WEEKLY HERALD tomorrow will be
The greatest paper for interesting original matter
ever published in New York. Mrs okili's So"et
Musicale and Mrs. Brevoort's grand Bal Costume
will form part of its attractions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
sspcrior Ccsrt.

P1f, We: Pufs1A further eSapinauon of Wit
nesses IN this case. was taken, but facts OF
any interest elected II is not expected that his
honofwili give decision for some Gays 10 canae.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

o. The Noniteur Parisien contradicts the news
of the loss Of the TSoce Having severe
storms In the Black put into Trebsond in dis
ress on the Sth Of December, where she will get
paired, and then proc eed to ConstantinoPle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

PASSAGES OF THE STEAM SHrrs. Today we
give the passages OF the Great Westesn, British
Queen, and Liverpool, for the year 1889
..t.-tf. PYuaeu or 1ur GErsr wssrrRr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

CHANGEAbLENEss OF OUR CLTMATE.-The Hud-
SON opened in 1888. in January, and closed again
after. Last year it was navigable on the 10th
Of March, and continued into December. This
year it opened the 10Th of February, and we are
strongly in hopes that il will not close again till
January, if then. The weather last January was
much milder than in 1882 the annexed table will
show:
January, 1898 Thermometer averaged Isl above Zero
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

c-JoHs NEAL had better stop, and get a little
more selfeducation; for his supply is run out
His writings in the penny Signaare the veries trash
we r,ad-pufs on Mrs. Gore, that charlatan in
petticoats, whom he compares to Joan of Arc; and
also puffs on a Jackass, called Erastus Brook.