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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
THE EYE.

1>R WHEELER informs all those afflicted with iMPER
H. FICTION OF SIGHT, who perceive the symptoms
weakness of that he prepared teSse adj
and administer remedies IA snch cases ~, IL.
h w. will give references 10 the most Respectable miles
city Abilities ahd to those whom
h has cured who have been considered curabe BY osher pro-
fessors.
Flms speck ncpient Cataraets Temoyed withsa. Snse
Operations ). VIE ELEn, OceHTt
ny- Office hours from A. Nj. to o'clock, T. NJ.
tn Or Vheeler Ocus 80 Grsenwich street Neo Icrk-
ktR-Prompted grateful feelings for the restoration oil me
sjgh. of my eye after had in tired the Eses
skill several Phye and the remedies prescr osa
by the Eye IRrmary OF New York beg leave TO return my
acknow Judgements To My right eye was totally
bpd from the Egyptian 0phthaa and IN bad state OF yfe
the of three months assidusu ae <
cacios effected the complete restoration oil my
oversight and shall consider best beneiacot aud
NV duty you those wo may be unasrtu
mattel. Attic ted with diseases Of tho eyes remmn JSvTs
with tie highest esteem, MARI ~ lWAIEh.
Mouarky, Jan. Is 1870 Haekensaek- NJ maia amN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
THE VERY LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
w | G S, S G A L P S,
AND FANCY ARTICLES

PRICES REDUCED VERY MUCH INDEED.
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,
als BROADWAY. oPPosIi I ST , PAYL,s AND NEXT
4p t9R makes no Suusas
tensions respecting these arces being regularly bred TO his
satisfaction without the false of its being newly
vented by him. No in America has invented new Wig
j. C. especially commends bis FULL METALLIC sCALPs
angement the springs the front and side locks be made
retreat to show classic contour Of the forehead without
yariaby decevos the shapes obs and owing to the
length the from, Locks wears much longer than any other
" CRisTADoRo's REPOSITORY also contains very e..
'H'' assortment "a Ssci y1aTRTfYc f fGsnaemen
FULL Fully 9tCoRREsPoSDiSG WITH The STATE or
THE TIMES. ma Inn
lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW REPoR
me N M Sea an States with he in the
ofa Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current Rates Of
The terms are So per annum, advanced single copies
cents each purchasing copies will be allowed
SYLVESTER & CO. 1855 Broadway, respectfully aequsnt
the public that such Arrangements are effected TO enable
Of England Ireland and Scotland in any sum required from
They viii purchase Bills on Europe any part Of the
United States, collect the at low rates; They wil
also give the highest price for Bank Of England Notes ans
&c a lS Geurrea money o. al Kind The
stock and Commission business Of every kinds attended to
with punctuality. -. Al,
Canaas will have their commands executed with punetna
and despatch and strangers arriving N VI SIX % a Gos
G ssaSiisRsd Once ss 6Tosdway, where much valuable
ormaion may be obtained free Of ehaTe;
Corporation Son'' on s Broadway, below MAIDEN lane
Ne eoan,xon with other Office, IN this city or else
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

LINZ PLATED WARE X SUPERIOR FINISHEDCUT-
TLEEYThe has received per late packets sno
opening this day large and complete 81
Plated Ware ware Consisting Of silver mounted Caste Cake
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Urns Candle sticks
&c kc Also splendid assortment Of hne Table Gut
lery consisting Of sets ofs 50 and 100 piece, OF vo P
and Silver handle Knives With French orms forss ,tr Car
10" . prS'' 0'' pSNIEL T. DELEvAN. IMidsnIan..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

QusHToS AsPISwALL, 50 william street, er-r cor
IN ssis;-
10 barre 'sr~fned Camphor
2 casks fresh Chamonnis FLOWERS.
Turkey Gum Arabic.
Chinese Rhuharb.
cases Turkey sponges. assorted qualities.
t1um 1ragacanth.
casks Russia Sheet lsinglass. maze i'm.
no THE LADlEs.-DR. a. q. HILLS UTERO ABB.
Il pOMfNAL SUPPORTER s offered 20 those afflicted
with Prolopsas, FsiHg Of hs Womb and Other dice
depending upon ~ the abdominal muscles
even way calculated for relief and permanent
storson health. When this lnrnnen nj IL carefully and
propcrly fitted the form q the patient invariably affords
The mos, immediate. immunity ffom he distressing dragging
heaug down. sensations which nearly all
o. Nscers dspacemtn Il the abdomen and it'd fu
Application y followed by early confession al
relief from the patient herss The supporter simple
and he applied by the patient without further
AMOS ~. GULL.
Ofce veasy street Astor House. New York.
Pamphlets describing ia and application will be pre
ed at the Office suT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

DYING AND BLEACHING ESTABLISHMENT, Or
~ FtCES No. Barclay street and te7Pearl street,.
PI0NOLET informs his and the public in general
has his from 90 30 cent lower than
heretofore and prepared to attend TO orders with prompnes
and punctuallty
India Cashere and Merino Shawls restored equal 10
Moussene de ainss thaics &c cleaned dressed and I'M
shed in the style OF the French manuiact urers.
Blond Lace Wells bloachcd and dyed 20 their
original style Also Sans Silks, Sc dyed fashionable coors
Merchants orders received and attended TO a. usual
Orders from south and adjacent parts executed with de-
spatch and forwarded according 10 di ection.
L. has added TO his establishment newly invented Hat
Pressing Machine Dealers in the article san have their BATE
creased liberal Principal Office Nos Barclay street
mais im'
DEMOyAL.-CUNNINGHA COHNELL HARRIS
IN Dsters and Rectihers have removed from III South
Front opposite Burng slip, where
they will promptly orders for the various kinds Of
Domestic Liquors such Pure Spirit Brandy, Gin, and
IS Orders will also be executed f len at III. Dislery
Frontstreet. Caharine Ferry. Brooklyn ma swis.
CHEAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clothing nanufac.
" tured In fashionable neat and substantial manner At Ne
Beekman street Pearl at the following greatly reduced
prices -.
sursrfns black, blue green Dres. Coats So to $40
DO DO Ffock Coat IS TO ~
Best Cassimerc Pants, to
Genlemens ovnelob, neat and substantial manner, at
the following prices:-
tmsqs EN- cod ,. MAFFAT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

poARD-Two or three gentle ave urts r-orns
French stok en- " ap In
REMOyAL.-Mr. BUTLER respectfully informs hr
~ friends and The public that he has removed his IN arfse
tory from va William street 20 No. Gold street masoim
- gratitude, Dad not thank you fr the good tat your
Nod Drop has done Having been led " TIE oies
81 youth, vac - unfortunate 20 contract that disease
which pruses and after trying al
medicine that the guacs the endearor 70
pain upon the community, found sef wasting away and
the disesse fast undermining constitution had ALMOST
shandoped the hope Of being rsord 20 Former good health
when procured bottle of your Red Drop, and
trely recovered without any bad effects the disease
manning My dear ar, al the return you viii
10 II 70 those who have been unfortunate
myss assuring them with the utmost cenhdencs that vii
not fail IN producing sspeedy and lasting cure. - -
Yours, truly u f"s-'.
You ar. AZ liberty 10 publish the letter, tu, beg the favor
thatyou win OF publish the DIVISION street ~
vial. mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

no THE. ECONOMlCAL-REMOVAL- NEW
ELL bcgs leave inform his friends and the public that he
has removed his stock and shoes from No. ~ Canal
Nos and chatham street lie has the most es
and Shoes OF the latest fshioas
Gov sa Wholesale and retail at prices lower than can be pur'
~ B. Ills stores are Nos. i ies and Chatham str, It.
Ali GOOD. ,xarr.ned fei23m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09
ASTONISHING RECOVERY.

HAVE been saved from the darn prrcipcs Of an untimey
death md from the issres aud tour-- e met vsxaios
add erotraetsd cknss snd by the blessing ~ ted am
~bled 10 offer my public thanks % D-ctor )stPh ny NJ
GermaH uhvscian Of the German DqeLsafy No ~.
Hadsas Until By The Messing ~ aiding Prov
my feeble Limits led that excellent ard cHahi
receive the assistance Fl the and
lind benectot who ADMINISTERED 90 my affection obtain
then neither help assistance most miserable
-oferngs-to him. therefore, arr most Justly bound IN ever
lasting gratitude 20 return most lasting and public ao.
Acknowledgements.
applied r reli.i ofthe most eminent Of The
medical faculty New York, Of whom advsee country
air ruaton Of the limbs In consequence Of the ma
hgnsn depredstions Of their poison have d upards Of
lc1 the legs and eight the
fb~se by assistance n the above art not
opv hed hut every vcstge ofh for liable disease rootee
out have since pcrormcd avoyags 70 Ssran
nah back aHd have for he last hrc. mouths enjoyed ~
o~t and perfect health publish hls for the
benefit Of suffering humanity ani advise All BY the blessing
sl,d 10 seek relic from my lastihg benefactor.
ALEXANDER MACKEf. s4s Water 81
Witnesses, Hyatt Burger, 90
WIN Keith. DO
apf im' wm ?. Powers, James Brompton-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

NITINES-Champagne Wines. Of Lambert" Union"
az" Queens own" Sc.
MADEIRA various yinages bottled and draugh Scot
Newton Gordon s." and other brands.
SherryAn of pale gold and brown, comprising
"Amontillado," "Lebo,n Nc.
gert-OlJ erustsd-" Harris's, {" pagesr &c.
Pine Juice drsugh and bottles besides extensive
sorment OF
Claret. Hook and other Wines,
the Granite Wine " us corner of Broadway and Cham
bers street, entrance IN Chamber street, by
mas I'm. T.. X ROBINSON \ CO. Wine Dealers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

J. sYLVEsTERs OFFICE has NOT removed. but con.
= ulues at iso Broadway and a Wall street sFs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-09

d. O0O WILL BE FORFEITED u DIR. POETS
e. IVY v ERADlCAToR FAILS TO CURE hE.
hours and when the disease has been
ing medicine has been found eectua For sale by the
following b. d. Sands 70 and Fultos Hart
broadway and Chambers street. Dewar Church
and Chambers H. g. $50 Bowery; Moss Grand and
Cannon; 6 Broadway; IS Sixth avenue; iOs Syh
Carmne and Bedord Burne 81 Canal street; A.
Truro. ST. Johns. New Brunswick. Price 81. male 3m
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS,

The Burlington Scnfinei Of the s6ih
instant, fepublishes the letter from the
Poat-OHice Department 10 Victor Adams,
fofbiditg him 10 act ~ agent for the North
-fPeritan, and jusiifes the pfesiden, and
Postmaster General in the course pursued
by them ia relation 10 our press. This
was entirely unexpected we did not, be-
l'eve that the Editor Of that paper, Mr..
Wlnslog, who was the printer Of the
Montreal ptndiesior, AT the time OF its
Destruction by tory mob, and well knew
that evtry liberal paper is prescribed in C an
ada, would justify Mr.. Vsa.Buren in pur-
suing the same course, in principle. The
'reedon OF the press ~ guarsntied hy the
Constitution Of this Republic, and il the
Presidtns has the righ, Of prohibiting a
part ofthe people from aiding the circu-
stion II Newspaper, he certainly has
the right 10 forbid all persons under this
Government from acting as agents, OF
" in any manner aiding" the dissemins.
ton OF any, and every paper in the Union,
whatever may be its political creed. Every
person who takes a newspaper, assists in
circulating the same, and are agents for its
dissemination, does no more. Where then
is the boosted freedom OF the press ia this
country, if The President has a right TO
prevent the circulation OF it's printed
sheets lie nigh: with equal propriety
forbid its publication or forbid the people
10 read and yet friend Winslow of the
Sentinel, would find this all very proper
For refugee, patriot, and democrat TO
advocate such doctrines is perfectly sur
prising. IN this Republic, under the ban
ner and name Of Democracy, Mr.. Wins
low 10 willing to put on, and wear, the
cast-of chains Of Colonial bondage, and
uphold the very principles which drove
him from Cansda-Proscription of the
Press.
We know of Government officers who
are now active in their exertioEs 10 put
down this paper and what of all that 7
Perhaps the Sentinel will find this also,
all proper and right.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

The British Government has disarmed
the Total Militia, 10 the frontier townships
Of Lower Canada. The people OF the
Townships are mostly Americans, and IN
case AZ a war between the two countries,
they night not prove TO be so excessively
loyal Is they were during the rebellion.
GenetaI discomfort prevails among all
classes of her msjesty's subjects in that
Province, and the government is not igho-
rant al it. Disarmng them, under these
sireuns.ansss, certainly locks onsinsus-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
CASH IN ADVANCE

WILDE required for the North american
hereafter. Terms rs cents for six months,
81 o0ror eight months, or 81 so per an
mum. New subscribers, who send by mail.
through the Post Masters, or by any other
conveyance, free Of expense 10 us, will
receive our paper for a length OF time pro-
portionate to the amount Of money sent.
Those who have not paid us, must do
so immediately on receipt of this number
else cur duns will become personal. We
are getting wrathy-no mistake. Our out
goes are a, least IS dollars per week, and
our receipts for some time past have not
announced to IS per week.
Persons who are indebted to US for the
9 frst numbers Of the Cd volume, shall
have the paper SIX MONTHS LONG
Err FOR ONE DOLLAR, provided they
send that Sum free OF expence, on or be-
fore tie 10Th Of July next. And we will
do thesame by those who are indebted 10
us forlhe LIST volume, on condition that
they send US THREE DOLLARS, as above.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
DR.. BANGS RENOVATING MIX
TURE.

We Intended TO have spoken this val
liable medicine long ago, but in the mul-
tiplicit1 of business it escaped orr memo
ry. We have personal knowledge of sew
era ve'y extraordinary cures effected by
The uie of this medicine. We have
made use of il in our own family, and with
much Ileasure recommend il to the public.
From long acquaintance with the inven-
tor we may safely say, he is man who
would never attempt 10 speculate out OF
the crelulty Of the afflicted, as too many
are doing at the present day. See his
Advertisement in another column.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

20 Fire and loss oftife, in Chntonpiiie,
~ P.--Last Sunday morning, between
8 and O'Clock, fire broke out in a store
at the angle Of block OF buildings, exactly
in front of the village Hotel, which de-
siroyed stores, one shop, e. one dwelling
house and, we are sorry TO add, Miss
Beardsley, who occupied rooms over the
store which first took fire, was consumed
in the flames.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

BAsEs OR NO BASKs, we have been led
70 believe, was the principal question a,
%as brlween the two great political par
Les Of the United-Staies-The Wings for,
Az the Loeos against. On this Bank
session then, we expect every day 10 be
foaOunced Loco-for as banks ran we
coat ike 'em.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

D-Weare two days behind the time with
this paper, and may be week with the
next. There is day at hand which re-
minds US Of the liberty tina, was--and il
must be celebrated. Who'll send US the
needfl for that occasion /,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

II is said that Capt. Ross, the ar,ic
navigator, who is now engaged on an an
tsrlic expedition, obtained soundIDgs in
the middle Of the Atlantic with a line
$500 fathoms, or about three miles 10
length. This is the greatest depth by
far ever reached by sounding hae.-
Thomeston Recorder.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

We have received the " Youths Cab
@s', Tor females and Sunday schools, -
IA =, Vol. 5, neatly printed, and filed
wa interesting matter suited TO the ca
psaues Of children. Price 81 per annum,
! saranee-sl 25 at the end OF three
Soa,hs.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

" The Post Master OF jay is inform
: 'aaI the paper is sent 10 him on the
"2e conditions that il is to all other
pt-nasters-for 81 so in advance, OF
s'1 the end Of the year.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
TEXAS.

Several complaints having been made
TO the Postmaster General, Of the non-
receipt ofletters and newspapers from The
United States, we have been requested by
that officer TO state that all letters,
whether from Texas, for the United
States or from the United States for Tex
as, must by the Post Office arrangement
oil the two countries respectively. have
The postage paid thereon to the boundary
line Of the country in which they are
mailed. Editors ia Texas and through
ont the United States are particularly re-
ouired TO notice the above IN their respec-
tive papers, for the information oil the
public generally.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

Good Shooting. Capt. Williams Light
Infantry and Capt. LIQUIDS L. 5. Artillery
were out at target shooting yesterday. At
the second FIRE, they hit the target, four
feet square, at the distance of one mile.
Wo TO the enemy who has any thing TO
do with such Experimentation
Democrat.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
TIE MAINE QUESTION

A report having bten freely circulated
+ tina, Englsnd had made an offer OF c90o,
GOO for the land lying north and east Of
the ST. Johns river, We think IL ouf duty
TO state that no confidence is Pot 10 nj
Washington. We have rot believed the
report ourselves. Maine is too deeply an
'efeAtel 10 take the patry sum mentioned
FOR that rich aud important uael al her ter
fiiuy. Besides, we do not hvltcsc that
the Government Of tfe United would be
upheld II II would thus tsnslv cell ia
Treaty rights. The treaty Of 1888 ~ ex-
plicIt, and the boundary is CLEARLY defined.
Besides these reasons, we think NE see ia
the uoyemeu,s Of Eugiahd an attempt To
oyersws US, which cannot aud will not
he submitted 10 by the United States
Old Dominion.
From Florida Glorious Nsws- Indi-
ans eaptursd-Ieri,hcaftons - BY late &C.
counts from Florida, we have the psrti-
.rulArs OF tie capture OF ssE old squares aud
four pGpoosfs, at place called Pumpkin
hammock, by a detachment Of sixteen
men under Captains Hall and Townsend.
The authorities are so confident there 10
now pTospec, Of terminating The war,
that they are raising 500 mounted men
aud boo foot, 10 protect The frontier, and
are soon to establish posts across the pc
nns0lar, and to food IL, where nature has
not sready flooded it, with troops, il they
can be- had--so that within yerv few
yean from this time, we may expect 10
hear that this glorious wal" has been
- loriously" ended. Rochester Dem.
The great tunnel through the Papan
Ridge, on the line Of the Chesapeak and
Ohio Canal, is so far completed that the
light can be seen through 1.-THE labor
ers penetrated from each end Of il having
met in The center The length Of the iun-
mel is $3.50 fee;.--ii ~ "a feet in diameter,
hall OF which is above the wafer sur-
lace.
Pert .Arthur and Norfolk Island.--So
horrible is The condition of English con-
victs sen, 10 the depots, that they are dri-
ven TO The Preparation of the most dread
iu crimes, that they may escape the mis-
cry OF their situation by being executed.
mutlny broke out among them some
time since, and nine Of the number were
sentenced 10 death. A Catholic clergy
man wen, to administer the last consoIa-
ton Of religion to them, and speak few
words 10 the unfortunate men with view
to induce them 10 resignation. As he
proceeded TO call over the names Of those
who were condemned to die, each one fell
on bis knees, and they all thanked God
thar they could escape at last, even by
death from their horrible sufernpsl
These appalling facts were recently sta
ted in Parliament by Sir William Moles-
worth, and are no doubt to be relied on.
What commentary upon the humanity
Of the British Government.
(Boston Post)
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

Cosr OF THE WAR. An English pa
per makes a calculation Of what a war
with China will cost. We have sent
says the Times, a costly naval armament
against the Chinese Empire, and an army
of 10, 900 men is 10 join il from the Bay
Of Bengal. The first expenses TO the Bri-
fish Treasury Of this expedition will ex-
coed three millions Of money.-The loss
faIready sustained by our merchants in
their confscaled csrgoes has not fallen
short OF two. The annual sacrifice Of rev.
enue, from the utter extinction Of our
commerce with the Chinese Empire, may
well be counted two millions more, omit
ting 10 mention the annual wear and tear
Of ships, and seamen, should hosllities he
continued for more than one campaign
and all this for whati For the sake lst,
Of accomplishing crime against the first
element of the law Of nations 3D.. fore
ing an entrance among reluctant people
upon their own soil 81, for the sake Of
carrying into operation by violence, an
illegal traffic in an unwholsome drug; in
defence Of the independent crown Of Chi
ma 4ih, for the sake OF robbing the Chi
nese Treasury oC the value Of struggled
merchandise, lawfully confscaied by or
ders of lis Government.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

One of Sir A. McNsb's crew. who burnt
the Caroline, ard who was an escaped
convict from Canada courts, IS now M
der sentence of death at Chicago, for
nurdss. -Demoerst
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

KA L the subscribers, being appointed byi the
Wv Hon. the Probate Court for the ID strict Of
Grandisle, commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
agains the ESTATE OF EZRA PYKE, late Of
Isle La Moue, in said District, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto, and sx months from the 9th day
Of June inst. being allowed by said court for that
purpose-we do therefore hereby give notice that
will attend to the business Of our said appoints
ment at the dwelling house Of widow Mary Pike,
IN Isle La Meite Aforesaid, On the first Monday OF
October next. from O'clock a. NJ. uia il o. Closk
p. NJ said day.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
WILLIAM WAIT,
HARRY HILL,

C0nimfssfonsTs.
Isle La Motto, June 18Th, 1870,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01

elf you hear person retail SANDER, or
be fond of scandal, or easy in believing
every bad rumor against others, or ready
TO put bad construction upon every &C
ton or motive of his fellow creatures,
shnn him-distrust him-he is not, and
cannot be, good man. We generally
Judge Others by oursell; and only such
AZ want to pull down everybody to their
own level, are pleased in having an occa-
sion of derogating the character Of 9th
ers. A truly good man may despise vice
and crime, bu, he always pi,ies the often
ders. His own standard OF human ma
nature does not permit him easily 10 be-
lieve in every rumor, and still less TO pro-
pagate il. Where there is charity there
is virtue-one 10 inseparable from the
other, as the other 10 Incompatible with
saudering or gossippng propensities." p
Thonaston Recorder.