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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

POLITICIANS CHAHer.--A few days since, in
Washington, Gsv Poindexter, late senator from
mississippi, met with MIR. Calhoun, and after the
usual salutaiens had passed between them, Mr. Cal
houn aaked, "where do you stand now?' "Where
have always been," answered Poindexter, ION the
side OF the constitution and the laws" "Ars yoa
ON our side OF the question; are you with now7"
continued Calhoun Why, I don't know where
you are now, yoa change sides often" was the
reply Of Poindexter, and they separated.
These two gentlemen in 1884, '35, were battling
side by side, in the great wing party, both veing
who should be foremost Ii is fact not generally
known, that the resolutions on the protest intro
duced by Pondexier, were draws up in the hand
writing Of Calhoun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

"WoRLD's HUnBve CosvsrrroE."-Tbe Mig
ger papers both here and in Boston all in exts-
eies, and unaccountably unanimous on point
nected with the great gathering of the faithful in
London. "There were two coored men," they say,
at the meeting, yet there was no mol" Now
these colered people, il must be borne in mind
borrow the lady phrase Of the faastcs,are not the
genuine woclly headed thick Tipped negro as he is
TO be found in free ate At the Five Points, but the
Creole Of the West India Islands, and more 10 be
compared TO the African variety Of mankind, than
the high bred hound is TO the mongrel turn spit.
The idea of sssocating or amslgsmsting the differ
ent races Of mankind is quite as repogpsnt to an
Englishman as 70 an American, however they may
differ other rtn;s. Those who have lived in
London, moreover, know foil well that except in
the purIeus Of Mapping and Rotherhithe, man
does not meet negro oneea week. When he does
meet with specimen OF the African variety, he is
either livery servant or sailor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

THE THEArREs.-Mrs. Thorne,s benefit last
night was a rouser. The public ngnifed their APP
probation finer performance in the most acceptable
manner-they filled the Chatham in style that was
q curiosity for this hot weather. There was S43l
in the house, and when every thing is talien into
consideration we regard this Of the greatest
triumphs that has been achieved in theatrical way
for the last two months. Master Humphreys Clock
promises to be popular piece. Tom and Jerry
went off WE'LL and was rapturously appauded To-
night the Flying Dutchman and the Poor Soldier,
with judcious and effective cast.
The Franklin, was usual, cecil and comfortable
last night, and every body was delighted with the
performances.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

NIBLo's GARDEN-Last night the largest assem-
blage Of the fashionable world it has been lot to
be in since the hot weather commenced, was at this
hvorite place of amusement. The vaudeville Of
Foreign Airs and Native Graces," was performed
in very excellent STYLE Chippindale played the old
Baronet in his stateliest manner, Walton did the
dandy, and Brown made the part of Sam Buckland
quite feature in thepiece. at
Mrs. Fitzwilliam was as versatile as ever in the
part of Emily Staples, and her imitation of Fanny
Elssler and Signora Grisi drew down sthe most
vociferous applause. Miss Randolph made the
small part of Fanny somewhat prominent, and her
admi alton Of Sans foreign photography, in the
first scene, was neat little bit" of natural act
ing as we ever 'fn4 eisr
Tonight the Ravels, and another jam may be
looked for.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

The NEw YoRK CATHEDRAL.-One Of the week
ly papers Saturday, in giving some account Of
this structure, stated that in height it would
coed that Of st. Paul's, London. Lest any erro.
neous notions should get ahoat on that point, we
subjoin the dimensions Of each, and also brief no
tice Of a new church in Paris.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-28

Feet.
Length from to within the walls, 500
Bre sdih Of the and choir,
Eson north to soath through the transept, SIS
The height, exclusive Of dome, no
y rom the vaults To the top Of the cross,
Frcn the centre ofth floor TO the op OF the cross, $40
Ground plot acrss 10 perches, 10 feet
Expense ofbuilding Que million and ahalfsterling,
The whole Of this structure was built in 81 years
by one architect, Christopher Wilson, one master
mason, and during the bishopric Of DR.. Compton.
Our cathedral, now constructing in Broadway, by
the corporation Of Trinity Church. under the super
intendence OF Mr.. UPjohs, is OF the pure gothic.
The material 10 brown stone, close grained, and
susceptible Of the highest finish. The color Of the
stone is in harmony with the style Of the architec-
ture. The proportions will be as follows
Extreme length, including butresses, iss feet inches
Height TO top of spre ass
H.ish, Of nave, ibody orehurch) s. -
There is sacred edihee nearly completed in Paris
styled, :" La Modeiains," OF which the first stone
was laid in 1884 This building is one Of the lions
of that city. II is constructed on plan analogous
to the Partbenon, and s surrounded bya perristylc
Of 50 Cornhan columns 60 feet in height and feet
Psrhenou with fat surfaces From these facts IL will
be seen that in order to complete anything like a
permanent ecclesiastical structure great time must
necessarily elapse ifthe work is to be commensurate
with the wealth and Importance Of great city, and
we hope that the New York Cathedral will not be
run mp as II destined to come down again within
| year after its elevation.
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CsAUFFON no TIzAVELLERs COMING
SOUTH.-TFasellsfs going South are cautioned
zgalm giving @edelee to the hsndblls and plsesfds is
Sga BY Ihe Bay ConsPaRy {hegWeen Baltimore and Nor
wha resort to albsofg 1fdevicos to deceive tie pass
Zzhd induce travellers 70 take their line, publishing
ong other things state aaeAta purponng from raY
z5efs et hY me anal reue passcngers gOng bfuth are
- hcas tatet than By4he Ia yne aid that hey are sab
eted to personal superintendent ofier hsggage at
- ask OF losing y aad that they arc compelled g. ing
Herth Anna Rivero walk ai0ensderaki dstinSe Gown
siesp bM and up ahDer in The middle of ihe night,
EzRUlviBg both exposure and ritk 80,
All of those statements are entirely false Passengers
y the mail route are - stated M Tie bills OF the Mail
xsae s6e pa L6sss IN zdsdnoe Of those By the Bay
asus reaching Charleston, and rereT (uaess in some
extremely rare contingency behind ulenf Solar from
Aasng any uOube with baggage this Is ticted board
ne Potomac steamboats, te companies on The route thus
RAconng responsible for it, and is delivered on board
- Wilmington cans, ard die passengers have only al
80 conveyance tie another Al the North Anna, ii IS
Hae- tbey obliged for few days walk 4 short dis
ee across atemporary hz' perfectly secure bridge iron
- SCI q cars 70 Rnoet; but this is al bslfpast eight
ssioe IN the evening, instead Of al midnight stated
sHe OF the hbes on The Mail route In the course OF
week al farthest this din cay Will cease to exist as at
e expiration OF that tins, herai road bridge now ia
abe. -''''' '-'e - .'' ~ '>""' Wis " pos
L viii beObVoRs to III reeclng persons that the great
sl Fsuie being the shortest By 20 miles and being near
- rail road must be the certain and expeditous
nat would not be employed for the conveyance othe
st mail unless it and that there must be more
~ on board bay STEAMBOATS, out of sight Of land urged
p the sop their sPeed ~ compete With he rail road
ne, II winch The bursting Of boiler would probably
AesRoE all or nearly all On board than there can be ii
HI ROAD cars, where, the event even Ofan engine be-
. nfeNn oil Tie track, the engineer and fireman only
sO1d be injured ''''7'' ~ liz
A. zproof Of he great safety Of u,e great man route
AAsy be mentioned that finofe than 200 GOO travellers
ssaveyed on ii within the last 1--WE years not single
lzsseneer has been seriously injured.
In conclusion The Companies on the great mail route,
sed respectfully ask the attention OF travellers TO the
dns of the libel on thei IiRe prPo-tia iote sgnsd
y eeIFn persons lTetn the sauia they vii SOS once
rom lS paTsaR character thar if NOT forgery, the PER
ns sgnlng II have from sele motive been Ln6ucsd 10
ADsome patzans fthe syboets, sui thk ifISeneus.
trace End Rotthe inteFes tsfrSveer STA Eizss tksn
zfsaeh their signature 10 p ~
Office ofRichnoRd & Fredericksburg R.R. Co
and Washington de do Steamboat do
oaa fr--r-,s -. e..
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MEpICINAl neutrality-suspicious..

SNAIHE's PENACEA FOR THK'CURR or
- SCROFuLA, er klng'a EiA RAeHmsazzs, yJIsor
sted Sores Syphilis, and th8 st of paiafxIa nd hlshef
90 incuiatle affections resulting shefa ltSrH; 1VhHs
Swelings, DNseases of the fve4 and Skin ssera pa
kitty, &e., and al disoases arising from mpzfty sfths
blood
This medicine il PaFtcgiariy recommended Is an a.
terauVe aRd purifier of the blood. 1t gpes tone aaS
gor 10 dehliated constitutions which nVads are ua4
conscious OF, until they have experienced It's effects
Its also recommended in diseases where the lungs
and breast are supposed b. affected and also where
the constitution is broken down by The use Of mercury
OF quinipe. e-a ~. ~
This medicine has the singular tribute
70 IT'S great neritef being recommended by the zsasl
celebrated practitioners Of medicine in the United
and Eufopei whereas. not OF the spurious mixtures
maze M nHauoa Of II has the least support from the
medical faculty TBIs Tact offers Argument so plain
and conclusive, thatit needs only be mentioned to
enforce convietonl SWANS Panaceais recommended
TO all ihose HVaids fcr which Physicians prescribe
ssparilla SyTups, Extracts, sc.
Swalm's Psnaeea IS in round bottles, hutea oHgliu
dnaly with The following words blown ia the glass4-'
"Swaim's PapaceauThilada,s having but one label,
whlcn covers the cerk. With the signature Of VIM. Swain
on IT. SO that the cork, thearDg also uponit seal
TIE impression, VIM. Swain, y cannot be drawn with
out destroying the sgnatnre, without which none Is
genuine. I he medicine mag consequently be known
10 BE genuine when the signature visible; - counter
cit Il VIII be punished as forgery. ~
Prepared at SWAIhf'S'i LABORATORY, PhIadel- =
phia, and sold by R0BERTS'& ATKINSON, corner or
Hanover ana Market streets, BaltimsTe. ihi 'i ;'
se % .4 g. i'ri ni'yVM. SNAIBT & SON lT
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FrOn the Philadelphia Ledger.
HOECK.S PAEACEA

A STRATAGEA.-The principal proprietor Of one Of
he NEST extensive Of the patent medicine manufacto
ries n now IN this city, and has been here inr week
or two, we believe for the purpose of Bstutng prose-
cuhons against some of the smaller Dealers WHO, is
alleged, have infrnged upsn the patent right owned by
the former. In pursuance Of his design this person
(Mr. Hodck, inyeAt0f OF sFH6uck-s Psnacea7 entered
suit before the United States authorities, who oil
course alone have cGgnizance OF the infringement Of
patents, and the BeP1ty Marshal Of this district MIR
Thomas o'NelI was charged with The serving oflhe
wits consequent upon the process oflaw. He called
several times at the establishment of one of the prose-
cuted vendors and invariably received for answer from
one ofthe apprentices on expressing adesre 10 see the
proprietor, that he was ''noin town." Believing that
this was not the case and that the yender in The cas
seal language OF the age 8 smelt rat he sent afnend
OF his 70 buy some pills. This went to tie drugge
~ AID made inquiry 10 Their price by the gfoss which
inquiry, being made in pterty loSd tone of voice,
brought out from snug back room, all smiles the pro-
pnetor. He inquired what quantity the gentlenIan
wanted. The /" gentleman Was chewing and sought
the door 10 avoid the spftils in his mouth This was
he concerted signal TO the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and so, without ado, he stepped in and secured
qIs cal
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LOOK TO YOUR COMFOlT 81 EATLTH.

LOOK TO YOUR COMFORT Il EATLTH.
'EENHE present and approaching excessive hot wea-
IL ther is not only very oppressive and uneomf0rtA-
bic, but miist becene very unhealthy: therefore
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any ne
gard for the comfort and health of their families, should
carefully aEOd sleeping feather beds al this season
of the year-especially, when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES OF every description can ne had 50
y low, a The BEDDING MARTS, N. ". and s. w,
roIners of Lombard and Light streets, Those who
eoubt viii please call and examine for themselves.
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'''' AsCHALLENGE.


AOO ydaa who WIN produce tUxeeu u pr ss
equa 10 DR. LEIDY'S AIEDfC.4TED EXTRACT
OF S.IRS.7P.fRLL.a 1t Is positively the strongest
pnts OF ne strongest syrup that be made and nam
eroUs Individuals prepare from il syrup gyeh they pu
IN bottles OF different sizes and shapes, selling as heir
preparation when in reality il is The preparation OF DIR
Beidy; the syFEp Being made from his extract receipt
for which accompanies each bottle OF Dr. Ledys rrepa
rauon, whereby if syrupis wanted 1t can be made
an expense OF two dollars gallon without paying for II
at the rate OF so 70 rs cts bottle eight ten dollars
gallon. a,9 -f-.f -lLrE
DR.. Leidys Extract OF SusGya7iRa is unusually plea
the iaste taken either by itself or in glass of
WATER II is useless here to speak Of s medical virtues,
as every man, woman and child who read knows Of
It's efficacy, its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
Ii is particularly adapted IN the spring and summer
seasons being oia mere purifying nature than any 9th
er medicine ever discovered. Its character and Poa
ey s well known throughout the United States it being
in general use and preferred Ia all Others throughput the
South and West; upwards OF II 900 bottles having been
SsId daTlng the past IL monies. ~
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
vel as fnI cifechans accompanying each bottle. IT,
Extract Of letter from DIR. j. b. HaHiIff, Mehle.
Extract ola letter from Mr.. James C. Malsord highly
respectable Merchant OF Baltinor >. ~
t'Havlne had frequent occasions TO empptoy epara
IONS OF Sasapaila In my family during the past
years, last year tined yours and found bottle equal
in efficacy TO I'VE OF any other that ever used"
Extract of letter fran Mr.. SuifOrd ofNOrthampton.
~ our Extract of Sarsaparla has performed wonders
with me, havicg restored perfect health though
foTsi years afflicted have described to YOU and du
mig that time having tried almost every thing wall as
having received skiful medical attendance, during
great portion Of the tme.p
Numerous recommendations and extracts from Varlous
could be added but for tire greateIpense
attending newspaper advertising. ltf 80 Et'
1t is prepared and sold wholesale and retail al Dr.
Ledy's Health Emporium, No l91 North Second 81
BelOw Vine street. aa4t ttJ ~
+. Browns Drug Store, corner 5th and ChesnBtst,
+. Kleu's do. do I'd an CalIowhiIl sts
James Bends do. do 10Th and Locust sts.
J Long and A. FaFers Drag Stores, Lancaster and
throughout the United States. 4
Pnce 81 Bottle. n
Soidby G. 8. DUHURST.
Corner OF Dugan's wharf and Pratt s
Lower end OF Genre Market Spae,
ma = BaltlIl are
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Ffo1,ri,' az S,I.aiIf aSs,I,.dl RsstlltF.

Although the public have been sneH Imposed upon by
PATENT MEDcINEy yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despised neglected, merely be
cause ''found in bad company" am led TO these re
marks by conversation with friend few days since.
She had been afflicted for several years with disease
the heart, which had apparently brought her the
grave. One of Our most skful physicians called,
Inent Of Dr. JAYNE's ExPEcToRkEF in the Register,
caught the eye Of her friends and bottle of il was IA
mediatey procured from Benty s. .Alchel's in Mon
nose. Before she had taken it two days there wasan
apparent Improvement She has taken two bottles as
yet, but her health has been neatly restored. III. -
have no personal motive for recommending thsi
medicine hut merely state this fact hoping that may
meet the eye of some who abOrng nnder similar dis
eases that they may likewise parake ofts benefits.
a-. '- ftH "a Friend to Humanity
9Th mo- 18th, Is4e, SO ~ .t...ttsH1 Il '5GdIga
The above preparssn y sSid ~ . 81 4 a.. ,fi..gs
~ g.r $3.50. ..-s,..i a. G. l.. DUHURsT
Corner Prattsl and pugan's Nharflower end Of Cen
Market Space. ~ ii ~ !, isr..t. = ii aus
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READ AND REFLECT.
PECT@RAT. HONEY OF ITVEPVyCYB+T,

/ III 1Shstb hOh11 .Of LINEhNOkI.
| A season Ike the present, when, in consequence
IN of Inc rapidly varying changes OF the weather. al
tefnatng from dry TO moist, from hot to coli coughs
coils, asthma, caarrh. sc. daily be corning more
prevalent, REMEDY universally effectual IN renewing
all such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
81 vegetable Ingredients composing iA addition 10 the
herb from which 1t derives nancy several others
equally valuable and restorative in their etc us n offer
ed 10 the Community in tie PICTORIAL fOREYa OF
LtNERW0RT, which since II was first presented to
the public by the proprietor. has received testimonials
from hundreds OF It's efficacy, voluntarily rendered the
originals OF nany ofwheh by theleave OF the parties
may be examined by all interested, the Store Of the
proprietor In fact, all Of Colds Coughs Asth
ma, Influenza Group, Nhooping Cougil and every in
fammaioTy affection Of the Chest and Lungs the PFC
yoRAL HONEY OF LIvERw0RV stands unrivaEled, hay
ing IN every instance; when the disease mas been
Of the most aggravated and viruent kiad effected pef
fec icure, If its use was continued, least afforded
partial benefit to the sterer, which only required his
own perseverance, to become perfect cure MANY o,
our most respectable citizens have authorized The Dfo
prIetorto eonnuncate their names, as evidence OF the
truth Of tIe above statements all interested enduifer
QD-PrepaIed by JAMES D. NOWILL New Yofk-.
and fot sale BY u ROBERTS & ATKINSON, -,
" ap3 "a - a. Sole Agents fr BALTIMORE. I
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- WAIM'S VERRIIFUGE-THE MOST USE
- Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To

& WAIDI'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOSTUS
~ Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC. - T.
This well known anti-dysenterc and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried IT, to
be far superior TO any other medine employed in
the diseases tor which il is recommended. II per
feciy SAFE and no child VIII refuse to take it. {,
w Oms being especially apt TO infest persons Of de
bilitaed digestive organs and enaciated constitutions
much mischief is often done BY the oIdinary worm
medicines which generally consist of the strongest pur
gatives, caomel-hat destroyer of the constitution
blters, pink root, spirits of urpenne, wormseed oils
&C.. Sc Articles Of this kHc may destroy worms but
they debitae the stomach, and often materially iniufe
the general health, without removing the Cause
Swann's VeImlfuge has the peculiar advantage of re
moving the cause of worms, Ivy giving vgo aud healthy
ACTON TO the stomach, bowels, and organs of DIGESTION
thereby relieving measles, Group, hopping cough Sc
This medicine, By invigOraung the internal functions
strengthening the organs of digesOn and removing the
primary cause which creates morbid secretOns will re-
lieye Bowel Complaints Cholic, Dysentery, Dyspepsia
and the whole tram of hillary affections Sick Heudach
Acidiiy of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles
&c IT Is an antidote in the early stages of fever and
choera morbus. AS general family medicine it stands
unrvaied is applicable TO most of the diseases to
be found of some utility 10 persons who occasionally
indulge in the convivality of the table; dose taken
before dinner will anticipate the effects Of acidy of the
stomach, not untTequenuy produced by wine. In the
neglect of this however, dose in the morning. or the
following morning, will in NEST instances, restore the
tone of the stomach. ..i' -- e i.'
q Families resident in the country, and isolated in
measure from medical advcetravellers iourneying TO
the far west, bOunu distant pos-semnarles and
all public institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy, constantly hand of great utility
Prepared at SWAlMS LABORATORY, Philadel
phia, and sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
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1IED1 CTEAI .4Dy EzsTNs7 EEyTs,



COMPOUND SYRUP o FIsLAECED MOSS
EHNHE subscribers having purchased ofths lsts firm
A ofMT. Hutchins & Co. their reeibe foF making
he COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND moss, re-
epeoduhy inform the Druggists generally, that IhPg ID
tend preparing the medicine tor sale wholesale ami re-
iabeng satisfied from the results OF the last fear years
d It's efficacy me almosteerain of long saRing
cases of C0NSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
eRhrey removing all symptoms of that disease ifEken
in its mepieni stages also in iIsedafey aorng relief
ia cases OF COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud III,
aWHOOPING COUGH, They confidently recommend
il to their retail customers medicine Of real worth,
being very effeetua, perfectly safe and gentle in It's
operations. is prepared from muclase or the long
known and highly. valued vegetable, ne ICELAND
MosSTbut IN combination with other medicines ealeu
lated 10 act most benehcay in all the above diseases;
also in eases hight swea produced by long coughing
anld aASnded with so much pain and dstIeSs 70 the
patent. RoBERTS& ATKINSON Druggis.s, .
, ..s...i- -.. Conner Hanover aAd Market sls
Fer safe alse by &. u. COLEMAN s CO.,
/, No. l33 Market stfsSt
g. rt r. / And by SETH HANCE,
- .H.' Corner OF Pratt Il Charles 81.
y. 49, Aud by MACKENZIE & Gov
aP 80 RRHt -aH .. Conner OF Cav & Market sta
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SONS OF AFBLICTION LOOK u:

~ W. -, = ~ ~ IA
E N. NANDON'S from Germany RESfORA-
H. TIVE PILLS, a positive cure for GohorThaa
Stubborn Geets, &c.-The superiority of DR.. Vandons
Restorative Pills over every other medicine yet dscov
cred for The cure OF Gon0h@e Gleei, and Other diseases
of cuHiay passages, become every day more evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal
since Their introduction into the cOuaty, not less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold and instances
have esen known 70 fail TO perform perfect cure in
few days The composition of the Pills being entirely
oherenf Som amy oli1f 4e,ses.ic u Sc Eid, they
warranlea cot TO produce those unplesSan and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms Ofteue experience J.
while taking copava, cuPebs, tuTpentine mercury, and
that class of medicines usually TesoFed to by The unsl
full IN these complaints. fl,-H !
For sale only by the undersigned who the authorised
ageal foI this part Ofthe cou1ty The uun0stcohids1ce
may beplaeed in these Pills ~ .Hua| ut no
n. 3. Persons al distance can be Fupphedby en- 20
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box i-HHi'H.
-.aN.i.-i ta3t 4E 6, L. DUHURST. Hil no.
i-u esraer Of Pratt 81. & Bugans' wharf p I
ii nalS laweT end AIaTkeS tTeet.