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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
No, a PECK SLIP

G,sOO REWARD-BE ON YOUR GuARD.-lf you
pCOO would avoid imposition beware Of Quaek doetsrs
attempt has already been made y de-
ceive you with spurious imitation Of LEROTS FRENCH
Specific. . ,
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific OF
Doctor Jerome Deroy Paris the most certain and rapid cure
known for certain disease.
Thes. who a,oi the fear sferposure and them
selves ctuay will find this medicine much to
other il the BREATHpd requires change
which prevents the possibility oidiseoyery while using
IT, =,
Besides this advantage never leaves the part sub
ec to the troublesome elects that ssn
ar the medicines and used IN the first stage Of
the disease viii seldom fl to stop the discharge an few
days. go a., 49,.
elects fuor bus Gravel Female Complaints or weakness
OF these ogaas H. beyond doubt the most eeoua remedy
discovered having cured many obstinate cases. after
IL not our Intention that deceptive system ofpuf
Gng common this city Az better proof challenge
any produce equal under forfeit OF $500
and pay hundred dollars for the detection and conviction
of any on venning spurious imitation - -
ObserveThe genuine medicine sold only IN New YORK
the Agents oce No IS Nassau streets aoers from Fulton
street. lup srair. at Of snth and Cherry streets
Philadelphia DR. r. Baker Of CHARLES and Pratt streets,
Baltimore, and Robt y Patterson, Washington City, ID g a.,
bottle has full description OF the diseases. and all the
necessary directions the English and French Languages
PR1CE-sOo bottle; large bottles, Of doubles size $50
-srns
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sDiusion 81 per vial.

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints OF pm
II yate nsture-Rememher whatever other medicine
take, health and money thrown awsytat IN time
this terrible but Just rebuton Of mans wickeduess, w
show itself horrible form. Then aPiy at once
oniy absolute EARTH AT Division ST. 81 pcrvts ~
part,c ulars advertisements outside m2i lmt
DRIvATE DIsPENsARY.-DR. DE ANGELS, former
lis practitioner Of medicine in the public hospitals AZ Ma
pies and member OF the medical faculty Of the city OF New
Yor where he has been practising physc since the 1884,
connnes be consulted his Office No. 20 Robinson street
between Greenwich street aud West Broadway In certain
disease and rheumatic affections Dr. De Angels has been sin
guay successfully and the NEST terrible ELECTS OF those sor
ders frequently been cured by him short Of time
without TO the patient. DISTINCTIONS chronic
affections phhscsl complaints, ucis the hroa eruptons
skim stiffness o the joints and pns N the lmbs deb
~ together with train o numerous evils arising from mgec
improperly curing o the most nsious maads have
way hs mode o treatment IN almost incredible
W attributable 10 his wei known
Vegetable syrup of Saza aud other appropriate Remedies
which whilst they eradicate every gcr Of the disease restore
emactacd patient 10 health and The
equvoca references viii BE- given by the Doctor persons
the greatest responsibility IN this city
~ BAT The Doctors Office be obtained hs celebrated
-Four Herb Pills and Nermuge Medicines, which sccihcs
against children aud adults, and other medicines
NJ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
NEW-TIPPECANOE POCKET
] STONE,
CLIREHUGH'S
CELEBRATED
HAIR SPECIFIC.

CELEBRATED
HAIR SPECIFIC.
THE TRICOPHERUS OR INDICATED COM
is acknowledged by thousands who IL daily, to be
the only ectua remedy found prevent badness
gray hair to restore the hair that has fallen off become
thin; all scurf and dandrf to all erupon-
diseases Incident the skin Of the head and make the hair
soft and glossy without any greasy appearance
In stating this much Of its virtues evesy thing like cuackery
under forfeit o ssoon proof Of whchhe proprietor
hundreds the city, who have most
all quarters of the country Take the following speci
II with the greatest pleasure that acknowledge the i'm
benefit have received from the Trcopherous Of Mr. "
Crehugh having at this time fine growth Of hair coming
after having been entirely bald for nearly four after
having tried All the nostrums which have been invented
and sold, bat without effect -. $3.50.
"As regards Mr. Colby his 10 truly astonishing He
spng :supee nearly nye years ard at first had
sufficient hair to fasies with tine clasp The ppof
head and covered with euptons aud fact had
hair and Was more IN se.d Of whole wig e had not used
stsrtad His case is incontestbly wonder.
IA sAssARD, Hair Dresser, Tyemont st, Boston"
"This to certify that have used Clrehughs Medicated
Compound for the last months The hair the sides
back q my bead was falling of at the Tim, frs, applied
The top of head has been bald ors past but
since ung the Compound the commenced grow and
who still remain incrednous you taerty refer
10 me, when they can have ocular demonstration:
Ladies and gent csu,iored 9ganst IN. Of ali
nostrus composed OF oil other fatty matter Igno
confirmed and the medical faculty sustain me
the opinion that all such substances mos. injurious to hair
f1c s. say hOs and rs tn,
led sgsSt;i b; Dos Druggist Il Pi.ssi,t stree,
Dey street; Mrs King Bookseller Fulton street apo
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GRANITE HOUSE,
TIT ETON NEW uAMpSHIRE

LITTLETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
VE subscriber has taken the Granite House. erected the
past season. and ready to accommodate the travelling
public in good style house the country The
house well located in the pleasant village Of Lteton,
the banks OF the Ammenoosue The
and well furnished Persons stopping at this house be
commodated with to the White Mountains, Ha
verhil Montpelier and Burlington at time in the day
mys Inn HENRY THOMAS
CLASS BLOWING by JAMES McDorALD, l2s EighthAv-
enue near 18th street, where he intends to manufa cture
Flint Glass walls to pattern, also glass syrnges and
article leeching
mint juap tubes those articles who make jusps
should be without Bending tubes and Che work
done at the shortest notice. Orders be left at WN
RAppE, 800 Broadway my7 Inn
DR. TAYLOR'S BALsAM OF LIvERWORT.-As the
~ public arc all times. liable to imposition by spurious
preparations really good article fully that
the Balsam obtained of VIM j. Burrt Co., n Gold street.
be depended the genunethev being the Prope
tors sole wholesale agents Yorkand have
cd the legal documents proof of this fact IL hardly
to add that the inventor OF really useful Medicine
must be skf1 and experienced ply stefan, and those
who make fhs remedies will find their
sutng him His Office is 81 Chamber s-l From the Erening
Signal .qpril &c, ls4o. mys-lwt
SOMETHING NEW-TIPPECANOE POCKET
COMBS.
DOCKET COMDS-Made of German Silver, new and SUI
penor article, the cheapest and best Combs
new lot just received and for sale at
JAMES w. FAULKNER'S Watch and Jewery Store,
SOL Pearl street, Franklin Square.
BClocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
NV
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IODINE SPRING AT SARATOGA.-As the sale of this
water is rapidly increasing, the undersigned deems
to state particularly its qualities Ii il perfectly
remarkably pleasant 10 the taste and can be
arly recommended for the following complaints yz-scro
ula and bilious diseases, morbid condition Of the liver nd
geson heartburn loss Of tie weak aud depaved
dton Of the stomach diseases by the abuses of
nodes gotre affections headaches cosyeness
and particularly for every symptom of dyspepsia 1t
haps the only mineral water known that sufficient
quart bottles ready for expectation immedate use and can
from the General Agent aus Greenwis street. door from
Barclay who will for the future supply Druggists and all
others with their water. "
AL Inn ALFRED HILL, 2Os Greenwich ST. New York.
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THE MOST PERFECT WIGS AND sCALPs
IN THE WORLD.
JOSEPH CRISTADORO.

aus BROADWAY. orpOstTE ST, PAUL's AND NEXT
TO AMERICAN MUSEUM.
REGs 20 inform lbs friends and the public that Ne continues
ID 10 make the shortest notice, and he's
hand The very LARGEST ASSORTMENT or THE
MOST PERFECT WIGS AND SCALPs designed
by long experience and unremed application At this
particular branch Of business has convinced the subscriber of
the fact The Wigs and Sesps thA1 he particularly invites
the public 60 inspect Of aconsction ~ and
they render the tzc springs aseeher
eessary thereby doing away with unpleasant
headache which tese sometimes They also in I'd
the head firmly than by the metallic springs and
finally they are iniaey more light and pleasant 10 the
iensy assortment and great variety Of 0entemen Fancy
Articles Call and see. apis sn'
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET. TO single gentlemen, fur
nshed UNFINISHED with breakfast and II required
in desirable part OF Broadway at the Of May. Enquire
at $40 Broadway An early application VIII ensure choice
Of rooms. References given and required NAYS 70 I'm
TO THE PyBLIc.we call The special attention Of be
public to the Inducements held out by syLvgsrrn 20
So Broadway for investing real estate situated IN Nsw O
leans. Notwithstanding the attempts made By the eus Dsa
OF the Journal good
knowing that the affair IN question possesses the entire cons
dcnce Of the communicated reec0mmend those perss
who have any doubts TO call Sylvester co ~ho are ae
IL, 81 an,. F,.,n~rcs r,ade - =
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FREN., Fl LAHGUAGE-MANEsCA's ORAL sYs-
TEM.-Mrs DURAND, daughter of the late j. Manesca,
teach the French language popular easy
ORAL SYSTEM. Fully versed in it, and speaking English
tecty French she has his
structon on with great advantage The being
rtrsS mai the method simple and agreeable requiring
books an little study Summer classes forming, for
ladies III the morning. for gentlemen day and evening Ladies
attended at their Mrs. DPS residence No. ls CITY Hall
Place, Chambers street
MANESCA'S SYSTEM, Sd edition. may be had of Mrs
ID. at 80 LspenaId street. w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

AANGLEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REDUCED.-,m
wi portsn, e Hotel and Boarding. Housstsepers and Pvs'
Eamies.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
that they have hand and manufacturing their Paten,
Mangles which Cor utility and durability 10 be surss
sed n labor saving machine u entirely supersedes the
q ironing and rapidly grs beautiful Eo-s on sheets t
operation al the City Hotel Pearl street House, Atheneuu
and Carlton House. They only cold al No Little Green
street, near Liberty street. New York. am I'm
BLEACHING POwDER.-eo casks Of Boyds make, land
ID ing from ship Agitator and for sale by
spQs PERsSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty 81
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ID r Fl q r NJ r.

to be consulted confdentally at his of6e~
NO 2oe Fulton street between Greenwich st. and Broad
ns are respectfully appraised that DR. Horne be-
mas neee practical member of the said faculty
msdcos S general he confines to particular branch OF
ence very greah success astonishing lie eautions he
% against the of mercury Thousands are snnu
cut OF life recent affections, without
ted not patched up The learned Dr. BueRan emphatica
dreadful inheritauce to transmit TO posterv n' WIZ"
Persons afflicted with deplorabe cases need
not complete recovery by applying TO Dr. Horne
Hofns c. aracer OF sterling and based ON real
responsibility and skill D. H. offers his patrons sure ena
fantee DR. Hornes offices patients never
come IN contact Attendance until half past nine O'Clock in
the evening. -
Suho,tn incrata rtdor mains ucera celia n-Horace,,
Itch Epis
Noetes taken in unless post paid All city letters must be
handed in.
r sPersons distance writing their case and closing
lee VIII have the remedy sent to order N.Y. SIM
observation-disclosures REsTELL, Female Physiciar
I' has REMOVED her Office to iis Greenwich street. be-
tween Conrtlandt and Liberty streets Separate consulting
parlt e. Tor ladles apl4 iRr
NQTlCEThe subscriber informs his friends and the pnb-
building in the Of Nos Broadway between
Eourtandt and Liberty street. formerly kaown Nbo's
Hotel he alterations and which have lately
bees made to tins establishment such he hopes will
give entire satisfaction to his friends and customers
he house sud calculated accommodate large
number The cofcerooms and paors bedrooms and sitting
Win every accommodation for the comfort of guests
ne par VIII at all times be supplied with the choicest
oil VINES and liquors Of the most approved brands d
Tecty from the importers and tbs ale from Of the most
LIBERATED Albany brewers.
The plan and such that the proprietor does
not doubt areieton Of visits after the frs. call
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

DRoPsY-DRoPsY!-Person labosng .oder tbs distrss
~ sng disease be positively cured BY Mrs MOTT the
celebrated Female Physician without being tavped apIsn
EITs-F1Ts-FITs This dreadful disease positivel,
cured by Ns MOTT the celebrated Female Physiciss
ueSgrng street. api7-3m'
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| p EMONAL.-MADAME RESTELL, Female Physcian
IL has REMOVED her Office to iiS Greenwich street. be-
tween Conrtandt and Liberty streets Separate consulting
| park rs Tor ladies'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14

o ~ 1T Uy II n % D Sas ~ Snd
and Broadway; Hart Broadway and Chambers street,
Ring GA Broadway Syme 60 and 633 Bowery Burnett 81 Ca
nal street.
Also for sale, as above WYETHS MILK OF ROSES, the
exquisite beautier ofhe complexion, ecles
burn scay erupons and the sine Of
mali SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-14
ANTHONY PRONTAUT,

T. YOUNG, Tuscan and Stratc HIT
Manufacturer, formerly OF sss Bowerv }
raj. that he has removed to 9o) Bowery
and has now made up good stock of Fa
shionable Goods, in the above line, con-
sisting Of Leghorn, Tuscan and Straw
Hats; alse, large variety of Women's
and Boys Flats, and keeps constantly
on hand good selection Of Ribbons,
Flowers, sc. &c, and hopes, from strict
attention TO his business, TO merit a con-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
General Sessions.

The Soap Locks--IIarman II. Skaats, indicted
along with Charles Jacobs and others, for riot at
the house Of Valentine Msgee, on New Years eve,
was brought up in custody and gave bail in the sum
of $1,000. Amelia Skaats was recognised before the
Court the required, and the soap lock" dis
charged out Of custody.
Sarah Williams indicted for petit larceny in steal
ing a merino cloak, and other articles, was ac-
ou,tted in consequence Of the absence Of material
witness.
Abr'm r. Perkins was indicted for a grand larcc-
nv, in cmbezzling the goods and money Of Mr..
Marines.
The jury returned verdict Of not guilty.
Oliver Robinson, rowdy Of the soap lock order
was committed on two indictments for assaults, com
mitted the person OF an unfortunate girl, named
Ann Scuy
William II. Green plead guilty to indictment
charging him with assaulting one James c. Finn.
And the court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
Correspondence Of the HERALD

JAMES G.. BENNETT, Esq.
Dear Sir,-Our city is at present scene ofexcite-
ment in consequence Of the failure Of several of our
supposed wcalthcst merchants, amongst whom arc
James Irwin the son-in-law Of Mr.. Clay VIM. Nj.
Beale large cotton house; Pope Powers x Co; Tay-
lor, Gardiner & Co. f. 4 j. Andrews. Every
thing in fact, looks blue with us credit gone, mo-
ney not to be had trade horribly dull, city filled with
strangers from the north, bank officers, &c looking
after their debts. MIR. Cowperthwaite the Cashier
Of the bank Of United States and Schott, the Prcs
dent Of the Girard, amongst the number. Mr..
Prime of the house Of Christmas Co. is spcculat-
ing largely in exchanges. He sold yesterday one
hundred thousand dollars your city. Sight bills
are selling at 5a6 per cent. premium.
The old hero Of New Orleans has arrived safely
home. We gave him warm reception on the Sth.
Gen Armstrong, Of Nashville, the future Post Mas
ter General, and Major Donaldson, were with him
he looks old and feeble. I" Lfe's ftful fever" will
soon be over with him.
1 have nothing more to add Of interest, except
that we are in the midst Of fine weather dancing,
drinking, and breaking.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

ALDERNEN AND ASSISTANT ALDERNES.-Unless
the present members Of tho Common Council bring
forward and pass law, for the entire re-organ-
izaton Of the fire, watch, and police departments,
the people Of this city, at the next election, must
make these the test questions. Vote for no man for
Alderman or Assistant Alderman, who will not
pledge himself to vote for paid fire department,
to the total humiliation Of the wretched volunteer
system. Make them pledge themselves, also, to
vote for paid prsrenfire system Of police instead
OF the present infamous system Of encouraging and
creating thieves and robberies Under the charter,
the Mayor aud Common Council have now the pow
er to do all this, and preserve the peace and
property Of the city, without any interference on
the part Of the Legislature. The new bill at
Albany is only scheme TO increase crimes,
robberies and the plumber Of the officers, brought
forward by few hungry, scheming scoundrels con-
nected with the police.
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Police Omce.

Feb. b Dishonest Lofh1rio.-One Peter Ry-
erson, heavy SWELL" was arrested, Tor walking
into the bedroom Of very pretty lady, who resides
at No. 13j Walker street, and walking out again
with the valuable watch and appendages which the
said pretty lady usually wears as part OF the orna-
ments Of her own pretty person. Susan Ozark, The
pretty lady in question, Immediately walked TO the
police and set those indefatigable' fellows, Tomp
kins and Lyons, 90 walk after her beau, and the
consequences was, that Mister Ryerson was very
shortly in what the flash folks call Limbo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

Fen. l3.-Gone az Lasf.-The Coroner yesterday
held an inquest at the city prison, view Of the bo-
DIV Of Joe Miller" who was found in deporable
state. on wharf near Washington street. and con-
veyed by Waterman to the tombs. The next morn
ing the poor fellow breathed his last The jury
found that Joe Miller died from exposure, disease
and want. Alas poor Joe, he was fellow OF inf
mite lest In his daY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

LATE rRoM MExIco.-By the Ann Eliza, Capt
Biscoe, arrived yesterday, from vern Cruz, whence
she sailed on the 9th ultimo, have received the
Dario del Gobierno' TO the latest day It's filled
with intelligence from Texas, comments on the re-
cogniton of It's independence by France, and the
movements Of the Central troops in Mexico Forces
were to have been despatched to defend Matamoras
against the Federalists under Ross.
The Ann Eliza brings over one hundred thousand
dollars in specie, to various merchants here.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

CLUBs OF BRoADwAy.-About the centre Of Broad
way the pedestrians attention is attracted by the
commanding and elegant appearance of the Carlton
House; enters it, and he is mediately struck BY the
chaste style and extreme comfort Of the arrange
ments.
AT five o'clock each day there is assembled in the
spacious dining hall the fashionable and select
company to be found at any hotel in the Union One
Of the two tables there set is rendered strikngy at
tractivc, by the beauty of its fair guests while tn,
other rivals its neighbor by being honored with the
presence Of the most distingue young bachelors o.
this city, collection Of choice spirits, whose spark
ling wit, and anon, bursts forth, causing the
ry welkn to ring with its exciting influence. Bac.
chus himself It's said, cannot Withstand these strong
and loud appeals, and frequently drops in to partake
Of the goody cheer. His devotees seem to appreciate
the honor Ariel having been informed that club is,
is to be formed sworn to sip Of his favorte be-
verage, +" Steu." The names, with description Of
each member has been promised, and in day or two
hope to crafty my fair readers with the result
Till then, entreat them to restrain their curiosity,
which will be agreeably grstifed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

STEAM SHIP LIvERPooL.-This steamer has now
been at sea twenythree days, IL she sailed from Lv
pool on the day advertisedbut that is doubtful At
this season Of the year very few passengers leave
England for America, and il may be that not sufii-
cient inducemept offered to send the steamer TO
this port again till spring. But IL she sailed, she
has probably encountered head winds to so great an
extent as to force Captain Englesdue to put back to
Faya for coal for fear Of an insuficiency to bring
him TO New York. This latter supposition Is very
probable. for the vrgnan, the packet Of the first OF
January has not yet arrived, and the Liverpool was
not TO leave till twenty days after her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

RUIz.-This gentleman is at last out of prison, he
wing been released giving bail Blu, the mere pri-
viege Of being allowed to walk about the streets OF
our city is not enough he is harrassed with vexa-
tous proceedings in the law courts instituted against
him by worthless fellows and scheming scoundrels,
who would have persecuted our Saviour had they
lived in his day II is time that these infamous agi
tators were put down for ever. Let some steps be
taken to enable sgnor Ruiz to return to his friends
M Cuba. free from further vexation and anxiety.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

INPoRrASr-THE SOUND OrES.-The steamer
New Haven arrived yesterday Afternoon, at half past
four o'clock, from New Haven. She came through
easy. The sloop William also arrived from South
port So the Sound is open again. Those passcn
gers who left here yesterday, went by land to Throg
Point, and thence to New Haven, by the steamer
Bunker Hill. The Narragansett will probably leave
this afternoon Tor stonington. The New Haven will
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14

SHIP News AND THE SoAPLocKs.-Yesterday we
published exclusively the arrival of the ship Troy,
from New Orleans; and the day previous, that Of
the ship Sarah Sheafe, from Liverpool, via Charles
ton, besides giving many items of shipping inte-
gence in advance of every other paper. Scarcely a
day passes but that we beat the combined :" soap
locks press Of Wall street; and the only place
where merchant can now get news is in Ann
street. The Courier and Enquirer" of yesterday
contained the arrivals of the ships Forester, from
Marseilles, John Jay, and Sarah and Arzelia, from
Cadiz, and brig Madison from Savannah, every one
Of which was announced in the HERALD Of last
Tuesday and struck from the insurance books the
same day. And the (" Courier is the paper that
boasts Of its early intelligence and the merchants
patronise it in consequence thereof. What con-
summate folly We post more actual news on our
bulletin in one day, than is in the "Courier" in a
week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
II. x. nJarshaII's Once.

Fen. 13.-Thomas Mathews was brought up in
custody Of one Of the officers, charged with making
a revolt board the ship Sarah Shcefe, Capt Merry,
her late voyage from Liverpool to this port.
The &C cused was sent to the city prison TO await
his examination.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-14
start tomorrow

The APoLLo GALLERy.-Ths is one OF the most
delightful places Of resort in the city The paintings
are generally very good; great number by many of
our native artists really surprising to look upon
The Apollo Gallery is alike honor to the city and
country, and will well repay visit thereto. The
present surpasses all former exhibitions. II is a
very superior affair 10 the wretched humbug of old
daubs, shown by Clark, and which the old pawn
broking clothes man pulls up, without knowing any
thing about them.