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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

VERY LrKELy.-A Wing editor down cast says !;
Z" If we do not show the ncofocos votes enough col
row their candidates up Salt River" before next
November, then we will knock uodcr-thats all"
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"Harrison, the seducer.-

We published paragraph from the Ohio States
man, under this head, some weeks since, remark
ing at the same time, that gave it NO credenee
whatever, and only published il an evidence OF
the dcbased condition of the political press. The
Ohio Journal saws the story is old exploded slam
der, that requires not moments consideration,
when the object Of reviying it is taken into ac-
count. The charge derives all its importance from
the audacious bodness with which il is brought for
ward at the present time, to prop the waning for
tunes OF sinking party, whose longer claim 10 con-
6dcncc and federation seems 20 depend being ena
bled TO reduce 10 their own dtbascd Standard those
who stand between them ana tho objects OF their
wicked ambition
The story here revived trumped up in ls25,
10 answer political purpose-io deltat. II our re-
collection serves arilht. the election OF General
Harrison TO the senate Of the United States. 1t fail
ed Of its object then, for nobody believed it-nonc
gave heed, and IT died away AMONGST those inte-
rested, his own ncighboIs aud townsmen, To be
brought forward pov for the same unholy and inis-
nous object which prompted IFS coinage then, by
the editor of paper challenging at the hands Of his
fellows the common deceneies OF lie, and Ginning
for himself and his r. iy the protection Of those
laws which society throws around the domestic
hearth Language is too cold 10 give utterance 20
the deteststion and horror which every honorable
mind must feel at such low depnavity is here ma
infested tits true, the young lady whose disgrace
is AGAIN bazoned to the world. was seduced-but no
one gave crcdencc TO the story which implicated
the homer of General Harrison. II is true that the
ofthe brother e the young lady was affixed to
the published card in order 20 give body TO Sian
der before tho public which had been used to elect
Cen. Harrison's destruetion-but no one suspected
Young Boa er Of either having written or devised
the foul publication; he was seldom IN condition
90 do oith,r. IL passed away then as wIliui and
malicious SANDER, TO he revived now 70 serve INC
leaders ola party. who TO the iaHgnafe applied
20 another set Of msn by the lamtnted CliIdcn,
" would rather reign in hell than serve IN heaven"
We leave our opponents inc use oi sueh weapons,
and bid them wclcome 20 the poor advantage which
they will derive from traducin- the good aud vr-
fuons, the noble and brave 81 iae land. We have
higher aims in view than 10 dispute with them the
palm of victory in such ignohlc crusade, where
success would be a moral DEATH and defeat banist-
mcnt from the pale Of decent society.
A srEEpy AND PRoFITABLE NovAor.--Thc ship
Hector arrived At New Bedford, from the Pacsc |
on SUNDAY, with cargo of twcntv.seven hurdred0
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A spEEpy AND PRoFTTABLE NorAar.-Thc ship
Hector arrived At New Bedford, from the Pacisc
Sunday, with cargo OF twen,y.seven hundred
barrels Of oil-having beea out only twenty-six
months The eargoi, worth about eighty Thousand
dollars
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spain.

The Presburg Gazette states that letters from
Guizzewo, dated June 20 announce that 100 OO0Rus.
sian troops had marched Tor Syria. Ibis statement
is in all probability. exaggerated but the troops as
sembled by Russia on the borders oi the Black Scp
have been much more numerous than the object they
proiessed 20 accomplish has demanded.
The Vast.
Private letters from Malta contain description
ofthe attack ofthe Insurgents Beyron on tn, II
OF June. The insurgents, who were 900 IN nun her
approached Beyrout whrn The gates the city " ere
closed, and firing on TIE insurgents commence d.
Above 800 cannon and 5000 mn,ket shots were 6red
which did scarcely any execution. The insurgents
fired from the trees rcurd the town and with such
skill that they wounded II Egyptians Zone captaiu)
behind the walls. heside- two Frenchmcn,a Polish
priest and an English gentleman are said 20 have
joined the insurgents. The latter had arrived at
Syria IN cutter This own property, promised the
insurgents Of sahima powder and ammunition, and
left Beyrout for Smyrna by the Austrian steam
sci The intelligence received from Boy rou, to the
3b inst that the insurgents hal retired from that
city, and had gone TO the foot o the mountain about
10000 in number, and there was daily expectation
that they would be attacked by the troops.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

DIR. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER PILL, for severe and
FIEI condition of
) The EUPHRAsIA COMPOUND, for feeble aad deli.
I THE XMXRANTH SYRUP, for morbid affections of
s. The ANAGALLIs PILL for irregular action of the
THE CARDAMINE PILL, for deransed function of the
I. THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to fe
8sHDs S Fl @ S1aG sad .r
TO- THE LAPsANA POWDER for the diseases of chill
''fn The fsxrIs LINIMENT for obstinate diseases eff
ia The soLIDAGo OINTMENT. for injuries and
All. hitherto inSsnted, whether complete
tos piesds no exception general the Of
other ~ . and naiTa
the definite action efgven remedies
1%
a the nd @ %
possible naades with remedy has never and never will
BE Iaif Syd and ss
s like S Tn pS e ssG npcn ta
under distress and when this is must be SO
selves An afsciion requires remedy totally
In like manner drosy of treatment distinct from
All The be ,ssSsSy ms
e%t HG o9se1 organ remedy
peculiar adaptation to the existing Ih he above
been found to peculiar control pessssany
brief and genera Of being intended compe
dun of popular medicine. PAMpHI giving flle details
d,rect,ns respecting virtues ofthe
may be had with the medicine at ii0
BowERy and i6i GRAND Eacbof the remedies
relied principles the treatment ef disease
will in be found the disorders for
which they recommended Under each medicine great
variety could be adducea proofs Of their healing
eniescy, let The following serve as aspseimsn:- :,
die souy made SEIZED with intense in the
bowels which spite Of leechng bleedsg, bsterng
tons caome opium and III. like continued with uGmtgsed
aweek the bowels remaining obsnaey
all the time. On the eighth morning
given, three hours the pain left ana the bowels
freely oyeaed and in hours the patient completely
/ stored.
Mr. b 18th street. seized with similar symptoms,
had four days the greatest during winch all the
ordinary remedies had been tried IN vain On the nth day ONE
given and in 30 hours he returned to his
| usual avOcation
w d had Ter sometime complained Of pain
in the chest general assitude at last sezed with
ia Of the lungs, ncessaBt cough, difficult
breathing parched tongue great &c One
given which urng the day, removed all bad symptoms
by gvilg doses OF the AsAGAILIs
! three avs W completely recovered.
1 AGENTS WANTED, enquire at 10 Bowery. Je4T 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

F,o,a TAs Dream" poem. BY The Hon Mrs. No'FoH.
OFT since that hour, in sadness retrace
NV childhood's vision of thy calm sweet lace;
OF see thy form, its mournful beauty shroudod
In thv black weeds and colt of widows wo;
THY dark expressive eyes all dim and clouded
By that deep wretchedness the lonely know;
Sitting thy grief to hear some weary task
Conned by unwilling lips, with listless air;
Hoariing thy means, lest future need might ask
More than the widows pittance then could spare.
Hidden, forgotten by the great and gay
Enduring sorrow, not by fits and starts,
But the long self-denial day by day,
Alone amidst thy brood ofcareless hearts
Striving to guide, TO teach, or to restrain
The young rebellious spirits crowding round
Who saw not knew not, felt not for thy pam, :,
And could not comfort-yet had power TO W ouha.
All! how my selfish heart, which since hath grown
Familiar with deep trials of its own,
With riper Judgment looking TO the past,
Regrets the careless days that flew SO last,
Stamps with remorse each wasted hour oitimc'
And darkens every folly into crime!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

ID SPRINGS, N J-By railroad fron Jersey CITY TO Nor
ri,ovn thence miles by New ork
every morning AT o'clock arriving at the Hall at r NJ
Belmont Hall perhaps anryaled IA location situated on
surrounded by Park Of acres richly adorned Win
Ornamental Trees, to which every year
many Valuable added There
tease stable us completed, surpassed by IN the
left nothing usdoneever anxious
TO give satisfaction his patrons Mrs
will devote unremitted attention TO the ladies
department, as usual -,
The Proprietor Belmont Hall is also proprietor OF the
Mineral has recently been expended for
the comfort Of his visitors when they wish to ENJOY this Cha
Al the fountain Cooks walters &c. with stores the
affords have been andy provided and
healthy and fashionable retreat
ali mi with their Families wishing
10 secure apartments will DO we'll TO apply early.
JOHN HINCHMAN.
Horses and carriages to let also ladies' saddle horses
"a ms
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Prayer.

" Continuing instant in prayer."-Rom. Iii. IL :.
The hour of prayer When golden ray
Breaks from the east on rising day,
O.what can train the mind to bear
Lies daily toll, life's daily care
Fresh trials in each coming hour,
And inbred sims tormenting power,
The hour ofprayer.
The hour of prayer. when busy noon
Divides the heart, alas, how soon
What can restrain the rowing will,
And W it'll sweet peace the bosom fill
What can restore the spirits rest,
Mid scenes of wo, aud sons unblest
The hour of prayer.
The hour ofprayer. At eventide,
o, what is all the world beside
Say, THAT shall teach us to forget
The thorns that in our paths are set
Bright hopes forever passed away
In the brief moments of a day
The hour ofprayer
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jyio BOYD HiNcKRN, sTontine Building
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

DR RALPH author Of The Private Treatise, continues to
be consulted heretofore his residence COurandi
Aware Of the general Paon entertained Of that elias.
Inc in these disease. lmqI,itad. o. wnoI in almost
Ss s%d Menu
as Of s on on h sss
New Yorl and Dr. PSy.s P6i.dspGIs which letters
may be seen by any one who wishes IT,
ns ,s been matt! Of surprise to sSG%s ns as
to disease which persons every description pretend
so'easiIy ~ however but toand part OF the
Si, l r:i sE fn'5:s
e $ 4 r. q a;s s.s1s
tons aosetSsf Il Is act hat both venerss and osoS
h@a whsa not properly treated smsn dormant in the
With regard the Immediate train Of evils perhaps
nothing proves more fruitful source Of these than tic practice
9fadysr,isng bottle Of drops boz Of pills ser the in
these remedies rqod such the symptoms
Diseases another that common sense must isi
that yhs good IN o desiraeiiye IN another III
N ihose who appy t. me For instance, afflicted with
and other venerea remedies proper Only in ronorrhos
while not few had ed entirely complaints
were neither oae aor the other bat totally different and
and afford the finest Geld sns,sry ai Of sfsierr%s
r the gssS obliged E pay ,r g. o, drops month
may subside or dappsar while perhaps 70 resrn again 90
none ,hs better OF Now, real surgeon
Knows that all the physc in the world alone would
eur, strcture and yet n properly understood. Il most
easily and speedily be removed do scrupe affirm thai
many structures may be cured in days they had
ised years before.
To any Of common prudence therefore, would say
these remarks Just land appeal TO the
ply scisns Of city for their ruh how important that
patient sh@ud something OF the character and
lent Of the person whom be " about with such
For the convenience Of those al distance well those
who wish 20 their the and
private manner have contrivcd little chest, with III.
TREATISE fitted the lid and which contains every theory
Tor the Of these complaints That for
rh9a beside the medicine contains also Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients Tor making the injections the price
81 which $40 That for the Venerea containing than
enough for the o ordinary $40 and the chest
both complaints, IL SIS.
With respect TO the little patent syringes which cannot
here describe who has H. properly accre
its and utility. Aud indeed with regard 10 the
intrinsic value Of the chest UNIFORMLY does meet the moot
sangune expectations that engage iin fail TO dc
and rssrned immediately the price shall be instantly
funded.
Addres, JOS RALPH, sesior,M D. 90 Courandt street
New York.
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DR. POETT,S ERADICATOR

DIX. PUETT7S FKADICATOK.
C1O0N will be forfeited if Dr. Poetts Eradicator fails to
PiOOO cure case Of recent delicate diseasege
less than hours aud when Of long standing and where all
other have failed there medlcne
efectua the Eradicator AgentsNones 4s Chatham st
S So Bowry cornerof Walkers Ring si Broad~ay Bur
net 81 Canal street Price ST. Or seaarng and
velers ought always to be provided with Dr. Peetts Ead
Gator. je2s iia+
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TRCSSES.

L hO OOES.
DUPTURE CURED AT DR.. AMOS q HULL'S ES-
~ TABLIsHMENT 4 VESEY STREET, AsTOR
HOUSE-Dr Hul's Trusses modified, shorten their
terra of cure very much. The Truss is called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This great improvement meets the unqualified sanction
OF the faculty of New York.
The American nsu.e its Last Fair granted the FIRST
PREMIUM for this Truss the recommendation of it's
Judges consisting Of five ply and
The public cautioned pretended by
Truss hawker there no such thing as new principle
of hitherto known to the this pretence
jected by medical humbug Of mechanics who
do NOT and undo and the nature of hernia.
Dr. HULLS establishment has been we'll known for
than twenty 1t the only s under the patronage
Of the faculty. ,
90 No permitted in this Office, and wei
known who declines all Other professional calls in
constant attendance.
Rupsrd cautioned against being deceived BY
pretended agents NO TRUSS is GENUINE UNLESS
AMOS @. HULL, NJ. D.,
APPS v Vesey street, New York.
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CHEAP FASHIONABLE
AILO RING ESTABLISH M e N r /,


TAIL ORING ESTAB ISHMENT,
los Beekman street, near Pearl.
want will aaS thsi. n.:.s:s
e :si
&c 0sS 10 or P Prass coa 'ss
E Ess;. cs al i faG::' 5:
GsntsTsn furnishing their own material. can nave them
C SG s: Fr S1ss sS ranjo HS $SgFaf
City Hs:.; M 4. Si Il .s
ers for The liberal support extended this for
tomerit a continuance Of the same, ''
1 are irS With tss al
estabhpsnt from The foIlowag eminent poe
lander S.isen smith Ireland, Rsss% Bofsor. vsaasS;
times; Portable yapor Baths Ssthns Tubs Hip Baths
III
B. IRWINH co, Members Of The Royal College q Sur
al Their stages. their o,,s as Ful.sn:
sons Under delicate complaints can he treated with
pledge s; tssT:syss \, q:
u .: e
Deobstrnent Pills. that han should be taken
would be mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive
be hadrecent cured in days Those who have
ured themselves By secret and Destructive habit can obtain
relief Solvent all that will be required until
shall be effected Letters laid detailing the nature Of the
complaint and covering ssuable fee Will be at
ended and medicines with full directions forwarded to the
erties jys i'm.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. i4th 1889
Medicin Hunters Red Drop was for five months siet
ted with enersa and dnr'sg that time took many medicines,
ss % st 'sRs s m .ss
cine tina twoud of which purchased Of
agent in Philadelphia and the result is that enjoying
perfect health. Now, after suffering long, and finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel my
duty to inform ue interested where relief may De had
7. b. r..
Division 81 per vial. aps
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has long been matter Of surprise TO that the article
called LEMON SYRUP should have continued in demand
Tor a. commonly prepared u loses lite agreeable flavor
or two alter made and acquires bitterness which renders
quite dsagreeah TO the taste The change which place
caused BY the action Of the acid the saccharine
Various substances have from time 10 time been used for IN,
purpose o preventing this change bot they have proved
unsuccessful Mr. George Miller No. 20 Duane street thss
adopted very simple aad efectua method OF obvisng the
dhcny complained or He puts the acid portion Of the
mon separately, IN small phsl attached 10 the bottle
syrup with the simple directions the sto The
other when required for
Lemon Syrup thus fresh prepared when nrsd with vstsr
makes an agreeable wholesome drink and will doubt be ss
ensiveiy used during the warn season, - :, a.,
jy2im' JAMES II. CHILT " MD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-25

DEAk slk,-I should almost CONSIDER myself devoid "
Red 1rap has do,s me HsSns been led avsv Nv H. i;s.
" youth | unfortunate contract tha disease
which preparation processes 10 and after trying al
@ost medicine that the quacks Of this city endeavor
palm the community found myself wasting away and
the disease fast undermining constitution had almost
abandoned the hope OF being restored good health
when procured bottle Of your Red Drop am now en-
ar,ly reeg,red ri,hog, any bad sfecs Of The disease
be TO recommend 20 those who have beep a,
myself, assuring them. with the utmost confidence will
not fail in producing s-~edy AID lasting csr..
= Yours. truly, N Yssy-
You al liberty publish the letter hut beg the favor
that you will not publish the Division street 81 per
vial ~
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ID r II q K N K

~ II II " N IN Il
CONTINUES to be consulted csnGdentially at his Office
s. Sd-s: g.
ing legally BRED TO The Medical PROFESSION IL the city q Lon
has seen practical member ofths said faculty
cs being b oU 0sSsuS nj.
snes very srsah success astonishing He eaa,sn. he
T s os the I without
.S nn uySan
a. Ss sasiGa; Of .ss; what
Persons afflicted with proIracted and dePlorabe need
x s.s R aHI Be-
sad % t.
ranse DR. Horne. Offices are n1nerons and patient; never
come in contact Attendance until hapast nine o'clock in
SatsrIaineurata pudor mai"s uicera ee'a"-HOraees
Nqlee taken in unless post paid All city letters must b,
s rsqs their case and spsS.a'
SATIN SURFACE YELLOW ENVELOPE PAPER.-
800 r'am' superior 2EgfRsgk iBkSSoKs. 81 Liber.v
YELLOW PINE TIMBER AND LUMBER Hoqse and
Heading FLOORING Boards. NC sawed 70 any snsih and ls
p4: and f s Steam at sa% % 's 5 q
C.goes fer the West Indies furnished at short and
e ,'' most ''' RicHMoSb W63bhuLL ". South.
SwELLED BREAsTs-Asuein III, breast 80 often atten.
sRE%sT s :,s ssIs &. g Ss
erns q once and prsvsns its breaking timely will
s S saIs re- 's t. curing where Other
M iei2 lawim'
q IN RtWARD.-Lost. Carpet Bag full OF numerous
small packages, rendering II quite heavy. No
excepting its papers with which, IL orened
will At once lead TO the owners and residence
has probably into Of the New England with
baggage from Ohio. stood Among such baggage on
Thursday the 25h, the Hartford steamboat baggag.
No. III South New York. Bag made OF s'rpe
carpet strre runng roupd large leather bottoms bag a,
20inches hph and 20 broad and render
The many bundles opapers books &C. within ~ but
IN fs conden locked by the Jaws st top keyhoe IN
Jaw and staple IN the oher Its contents ofs value
any bat the owner The finder will obse IN. subscriber by
giving him immediate notice when found and Forwarding !,
Nc ~ south street New iork, care Of JOHN sAAToN,
iva dSwims JUSTIN PIERCE, 81 Beys,.NY.
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s::;,!:s ::.i i; :; ri:
NO TIT the ssstrs,sa smale MUSICIAN, without being tag
ped. spiT-srs+
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--=--=.-,=<===zH "a r--FII--lht dreadful ais
It)Esg-4EzI EX0U3U ease is positively cured by Mrs.
kxkE ~ Xj e0N3x& MOTT. the celebrated Female
Physician, iIsSprtng street

@.OO REwARD.-CROss' sPECIFlC MIXTURE
cJOc For the Of elects srctnres and ana
la-ous complaints of the organs otgenerston
Ofa remedies discovered for the above ompains th
n the certain.
Ii makes speedy aad permanent without the least
ssou Diet drink, exposure, change IN apicatonto
busness. Il.
We give long qaekish recommendations % deceive th
public n medicine does speak for itself shall
speak Cor H. Our Object 10 notify whore can be had sao
the proprietor Challenges ssize case OF recent onorra
Be brought which the Mixture will not effect rapid
under forfeiture $500.
This disease that unfortunately peVsdes All ranks o SO
eetyhgh low, rich and matrimonial and single They
with remedy by which they cancure them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time
sitl-.
Furrr IN. dsea.c cannot be contracted f dos, Of the
Mixture taken At night going bed when exposed.
bottles with full directions ~, nj
bottle. Ops bottle lasts z~seeh which generally cures
Many arr cared IN two days.
For sale only al Dr. VIM r. Minors Drug Store Ne lea
Broadway OF Dey street tFrskn House, New York
sns II Jones utcnsOns corner Of Chesna aud Seventh
streets. Philadelphia
Beware ofinitations. The genuine oaly a. above.
7ms
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THE INDIAN SECRET.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. and the most
n eacous vegetable compound offered 20 the puDc
Cor the and debities II " efficient
IN small doses performing IN few days Hs eah
fol 10 the stomach aud pleasant TO the palate ssessns s the
active medicinal PROPERTIES Necessary TO effect quick ard
cents bottle. Prepared and sold by DR. EVANS. No .
Peck Slip.
ted aud difficult cases that basd the skill Of the
perenced surgeon; and these complicated complaints that
produced by quack nosrums and ignorant medical pre-
tendsrs Sc sureto End No. Peek slip, No others are
genuine. jy72 I'm
QILLs or Exc HANGE % all parts Of ENGLAND, Ireland,
Scotland in sums of Gs, SIC, els and fqo-to any
amount. Cor sale al =. j. SNLVEsTER's
jyli 100 Broadway and n w all st,
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n OLD, OF ALL KINDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD at the
0' s. j. SYLvESTERs,
;vi and ~ w all street
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WILLIAM PEHL,

WILLIAM PEHL,
81 Maiden lane,
DEPOT OF PAPER HANGINGS,
Of the first Paris and genuine Cologne Waer
OF Jean Maria Farna, wholesale andreta at the msnuac
,nrice ~