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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

DEAR sR,l should almost consider myself devo,d o
~ gratitude did thank you for the good that your
Red Drop has done Having been led away by the fos
Of youth unfortunate to contract that dseas,
which your preparation processes and after trying al
every medicine That the qacs Of this city en1eavor
palm upon TIE community found mysef wasting away and
the disease fast undermining constitution had almost
abandoned the hope being restored e. health
when procured bottle Of your Red Drop, and
rey recovered, without bad effects Of the disease
naming My dear SIR all the return ever make you will
myself assuring them with the utmost confidence, that will
not fail In producing speedy and lasting cure.
Yours, truly ii. Y~.".
You liberty TO publish the letter but beg the favor
nal. mas I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

b. IRWIN& CO., Members Of the Royal College of Sur
geons, London, continue be Consulted delicate dis
all their stages at their Office, 2oii Futons
where from the commodious their
laborng under delicate complaints be treated with
crecy and safety.
j. b. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in all Of the
most violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice. their treatment without has been most
cessiu and speedy They need not By direct the
public attention their practice those Diseases
their reputation this city is well known and respected BY
all who had conhde in their honor. II strongly
Deoestruent Ps that no more Than two should be taken
might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desrous to avoid A preventive
be hadrecent cured ia days These who have
ured themselves by destructive habit
relief solvent security all that VIII be required until
shall BE effected Letters Paid detailing the Of the
complaint and covering suitable fee will be Immediately at
tended and medicines with full directions forwarded to the
parties. ais Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

%6OO REwARD-BE ON YOUR GyARD,-If 700
ECOO would avoid imposition, beware 81 9uaek dccfsys
their attempt has already been made Y De-
yos with spurious imitation Of LEhOf'b FHLNCh
SPECIFIC .. i.
RECOLLECT genuine medicine 10 the great SpeeJfe Of
Doctor Jerome Deroy Paris the most certain and rapid cure
eyer know fer a certain disease.
Those who avoid the fear efssposurs and cure them
selves finally find this medicine much TO
other a. IL does notaee requires change
efDIE winch the possibility ofdseovery while ussne
IT.
Besides important advantage never leaves the part sub
the troublesome Fleets that ss1
aaer the medicines and used the first stage Of
disease, will seldom fail to stop the discharge few
days
long proraed Chronic stages OF the dass, obstinate
elects Fuor Albus Gravel Female Complaints or weakness
otese organs beyond doubt the most cneetual remedy
hs, cured many obstinate cases. AFTER every
It's intention resort TO hs deceptive system efpsf
6ne 40 common this city As better proof challenge
produce aremedy equal under Forfeit Of $50,
and viii hundred dollars for the detection and
Of any vsnoine spurious imitation -. .,
Agents oce No as NASSAU street, aosvs from Fuoo
street. lup srairs At Of sIth and Chsrry srssss
Phadepha DR. Baker OF Charles and Pratt sree
Baltimore, and Robt Patterson washington City, ~
Each bottle has full DESCRIPTION o the dsesses anA aAA
necessary directions in the English and French !anguages
PRlCEsco bottle large bottles OF do"s'ss ss sse
a9o-sm' stt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

DINE WOOD ON JAMES RIvER.-Ths subscribers
have now ready for delivery two thousand cord Of steam
boat wood which they will sell at two dollars cord at
their landings the College creek The said creek emptes
into James miles below Jamestown, Immediately
posits Hog leland Five aud half feet water can BE- had on
thirty cords Of wood to out with the vessel
take in her deck load after she the bar
Five cords of wood be furnished during the
DICKIE GAIT,
WILLIAM EDLOE.
Wilamsburyh, Va, March %. is40 api7 2w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

ITO MOTHERS, whose children troubled with weak,
Of the urinary passages be cured by Mrs MOTT
who long made the disease particular branch her study
am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
| PASTOR'S HAIR OIL.

OR, COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS
% For destroy dandru and preventing the hair from
coming out or turning grey in6le remedy against Bald
and the public may rely il, that A. PASTORS COM
FOUND OIL is the whoesomes and best Oil for the Hair
makes thick and long prevents its falling of turning
grey ana even hsr has begun 70 such
also prevents hair from becoming shaded and n hair already
shaded which is great Disagreement to ladies' and II
used for short time will TO its natural color clear
the scur and keep the and hair cleans
and whiskers liberal discount made oesae purcha-
A. PASTOR
1856 Greenwich street, New York.
Price so cents per bottle, highly perfumed api5.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
X. GRAHAM, STRAW HAT MANDATORY,
3 IL Division street

GRAHAM most respectfully begs leave to inform his
~ friends and the PUBLIC that he has Just completed large
OF me rt quality manufactured style that cannot be
ceed IN the city for color and elegance of shape He
cialy invites the attention Of the ladies to the Victoria
shaped Bonne which is the elegant that be imagined,
and only need to be to be admired Also Leghorns
every variety All the above warranted be imported
and to clean well and be purchased by the single hat
The Show Room open, where may be all kinds
Of Silk Shred and Framed Millinery Bonnets made up
cording to the latest fashions and in the La
dies finding their materials Rave their hats made
The most reasonable Country mners supplied with
shrred Framed Silk Hats by the dozen and reasonable
terms.
y. B. All letters must be postpaid
K g. has rust imported large Of Eng
lish Dunstabes, which we'll adapted for Market Shade
Hats being long ia England for that purposes he
blsd to sell them equally cheap the coored hat
Mrs GRAHAM continues to clean bleach, and alter old
Tuscan and Straw Hats ofevey her well known
Elegant style Mrs g. thinks that style OF Bleaching
bleaching pressng and manufacture of Straw for the
foureen Scotland and this city, She has
new process OF bleaching by which the color Of the oldest hat
Is made to look white when without the least injury
to the straw and leaving smell Of sulphur L.ehorn Hats
cut pressed and trimmed in the latest fashions apis SIM
7NHE OIL ESTABLiSHMEN T--MEDICATEDV APOR
BATH, 25 JOHN STREET-MRS. J. r. CARROEL
thanks to the faculty particular and the pablo gen
the last fourteen hopes by her assduy
to merit continuance Of the The Baths now in u
operation and are used with much all sudden colds
.heumstism Group &c. Sc to which they afford
ment from the following eminent Doctors Stevens
Mott Bush, Boyd, Macnven Rhineader Nelson Smith, Ire
Portable Baths sent to any part Of the city Brooklyn.
sulphur Baths at all hours day. by giving hours
Syrups Of ssEsapaaaad Liverwor and Herbs fresh from
the Shakers No with other establishment
This establishment VII De removed the LIST Of May
broadway opposite the City, i.sspitai jais
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

pOsTNOTEs WANTED OF THE NORTH RIVER
BhNkING CO.. maturing within thirty days. at Q per
cent. discount, by
ap27 i'm. d. " PECK 4 Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

rTHE ENVY OF THE WORLp '!-torope and Erance
have long boosted of their black shining boos and have
tried TO prove would scratch At ts reflection
from lustre but have failed indeed .nch
never took place until the celebrated WENTWORTHs
PASTE BLACKING was dscovered and no wonder Is u
blackng abandoned since it, Introduction to
public notice arths Backing ~ addition to its quick
producing jet black lusr the leather from creke
makes Of feel TO the feet what Of kid
gloves to Che hands II is warranted to mould or be-
come dry Ask for Wentworth's Paste Blackngl
For sale wholesale retail at the manusctory 1877 DIV
sion street; and by G. H. King Agent ga broadway Orders
eft ~ either place will meet with prompt attention.
app im- r. NJ WENTWORTH 4 co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

SHERMAN's COMPOUND oRRIs TOOTH PASTE.
- The best denrce made for cleaning and whitening
the teeth harderng the and sweetening The breath
DR. A b. SMITH says he never thing that would
with IT. and thinks its general will the
THE REvMR, PERRIN permits US 10 add his name to
the many otheIs, who thinks highly this dentrfce
kind he ever tried
GEN ); VANRANs ELLAER, permit. his name to be
added TO the let Of those who highly pleased with it,
PROFESSOR BINGHAM, was induced To try Sherman's
Oris Tooth Paste wei, pleased with IL that he
comments IL to all who need dentrice.
For sale los Nassau street. N " and Westminster ST.
PROV id-nce ap22
pRICEs REDUCED.-J. l.. sCHIEFFELIN,s Family
Medicine store, No4 Canal street, opposite West Broad
way New York.
general aud extensive assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
Patent Medicines, erfumery and Fancy Articles at reduced
prices. to suit the times. All articles warranted.
seidz Powders Of superior quality in high estimation for
Indigestion heartburn Sick Headache, and Bilious Affection
with English, French and Spanish cents boxs
Soda Powders for the edate production OF Sopa Water
IS cects box.
Hsnsy's Calcned Magnesia, mild pleasant apcren FOR
all d.ss Of the stomach. so cents abottle. -
Compound Sarapaa Syrup certain purifier Of the blood
mixed with water pleasant beverage, SIS per
dozen, or so cents the bottle. F.. -.
Soda Water sockes for 81 with Sarsaparlla and other
sIps Of superior Make constantly kept the best Of order
Hyperion Swedish Leeches. constantly hand aud for
or spilled at reasonable charges. apT2im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
'gE hADIEsmpR a o. gSLL,s y ,l: .1,, AZ

SMfNAL SUPPORTER IL offered 10 those Afflicted
Toiapsus, Falling Of the Wouk and other diseases
ew relaxation q the abdominal muscles, az an in-
at In every way calculated for relief and permanent re
20 he alth When this Instrument s carefully and
cy fitted 70 the form o. the patient invariably affords
NEST Immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
bearing down., sensations which aceemrsny nearly all
of Visceral displacemens Of the abdomen, and
son always followed by early confession Of radical
e from the patient herself The supporter s ef simple
AMOS q. HULL.
Chce vesey street, Astor House, New York.
mphsis describing s and apple alton viii b. present
4 I've cfte. aul4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

MADAME REsTELL, Ferxie Physician, would inform
1u ladies that from the difficulty and imprac tcaby of OBJ
tanning suitable aud for ladies
the point Of she been induced to make
large and heahiy situated residence so amply afford The
Office with separate consulting parlors for aes and resi-
denec f5 Greenwich street, between Courandt and Liberty
atreets api3 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, 1875 Greenw CHI street.-A
u Pastor takes tins opportunity TO INTERN the public, afte1
ong reHoe IN his business, he has formed Composition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01
IN THE WORLD.
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,

oADw4Aao' 11lMfEHR sl1ctks M6sEutM, AND NhA'
10 inform his friends and The public tina, Be continue.
hs ysry LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE
v pERFECT WIGS AND sCALPS ever designed
m long ., perience and nitted application at this
ear branch OF business has convinced the .uhscrber Of
act The Wig. and scaps that he particularly invites
,o"s; tb.v render the metallic syringe altogether unne
sry thereby doing away with any UNPLEASANT pressur- q,
ache V.h,cb taese They aiso hSed
he head more firmly than by the metallic SPRINGS, and
v they infsiteiy more light and pleasant 70 the
sTADeRo's REPOSITORY slso con, aims a very en-.
q" assortment and great variety ofGentlemens Fancy
Call and see. apis SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-01

pAULsON II JENNINGS, Drspcrs and Tsors, No. 90
William street. have concluded To adopt the cash system,
being satssd that they make object TO their custom
ers and AL who may favor them with n cal. api In
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
Correspondence of the Madisonian.
FROM ILLINOIS.

Extract Of letter dated GALENA, March 8 1910.
Isuppose your correspondents in this part of the
country are numerous, and therefore, you know
something of the signs of the times here in The
West. 1t is conceded, believe, on all hands by in
elligent and sensible men, that the vote Of Illinois
is certain for Harrison.
1t is impossible TO resist the.conyction which are
forced daily here in this state Of the great and
constant revolution, which is going on in public
sentiment. The overwhelming evidence OF the
whole is to be found in the admissions Of the spoils
men themselves Every State North of the Ohio
will just as certainly vote for Harrison, as the days
roll The Wings here regard every thing as
Ringing on the great States of New York and Penn
sylvania and for those have doubts. Our ac-
counts from lhem BY letters and travellers, aside
from the press, of The most cheering character,
and with heil votes for us, the contest is decided.
There TO be sort Of providence In the poli-
cal affairs of the nation, The last few months have
made it apparent The Wings are providentially
united and ii is singular that they are coming up TO
the great work OF reformation and change, with the
most perfect conviction of our success Our oppo-
nens have been, within short time past, (he iates
be lauded) throwing all sorts of weapons in our
hands to knock them down with. There surely
never was truer exemplifcaton Of the old adage,
that God first sfes those he wishes 10 destroy, than
has been evinced by the conduct of the Van Buren,
party since the meeting of Congress.
You can assure our friends in Congress, that
there is and can be no earthly doubt of the West in
the great contest that is going on, and especial
" is there no doubt OF Illinois. We look upon it
here next to Indiana as the most certain State in
the Union for Harrison. The Northern part of the
State will go for him by very heavy maiorities.
think the Sd district will give him $500 majority at
least.
The whole West, Ohio, Indiana Illinois, and
Michigan are just as certain as any future event to
be determined by moral causes, can possibly be.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
OPINIONS ABROAD.

We consider the annexed extract from a letter of
distinguished American citizen in London, Of such
high moment, that we have, in a measure, stopped
the press TO give il pace.-Rieh. Wing.
Exrac, Of a letter from an American citizen of high
standing in London, to citizen OF Richmond
But | feel bound to add that although money is
now easy in this market, and worth about AZ per cent,
vet from the great discredt of all American securities,
and the apathy Of the Stale authorities 10 take
TO restore their credit, nothing be done with
American bonds The unfrendly dispositions mani
tested in the Presidents Message--he doubts thrown.
by him upon the ability or disposition Of the several
States the interest upon their respective debts
the neglect of the State OF Pennsylvania 10 provide
for the payment of interest due the LIST Of February,
and which the packet which sailed the 9th inst from
New York failed brlnglng-the hostility to all banks
manifested in Congress and IN many Of the State Legs
latires, and particularly the attempts made by the
Pennsylvania Legislature to destroy the Bank OF tho
| treasury bill--the apprehensons OF d9iWbances IN
Maine, and perhaps, Of an eventual w@-all these
causes cooperate, with many others IN producing a
feverish anxiety the part Of those who are Interested
in American securities here, and unwlingness on
the part Of ali embark funds ~ them ontll we
shall have decided IN America our own course, and
shown to the world whether intend to keep pr to
break our public and private faith TO our creditors This
is deplorable OF things, morylng 10 an Amerl1.
can TO witness and have only wish that 1t were fully
understood at home"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
U. S. sENATE-M.ncu o. 1910.

Inc Senate again went into Executive Session at an
cary hour TO dsyand resumed The consideration Of the
treaty with the Seneca Indians which has been before
that body for several days past
The miscellaneous business transacted in the public
sittlngs was without interest
TREASURY NOTES,
The following resolution submitted by Mr. WEBSTER,
on Friday was adopted
"Resolued That the Secretary Of the Treasury inform
the Senate what proportion Of Treasury Notes issued
under the Of October H. 1887 and subsequent acts
has been paid TO public creditors of the United States
in discharge Of their claims, and what proportion has
been used for the purpose OF borrowing money from
banks and individuals, together with statement OF the
rates Of interest borne by the notes OF the several Issues
respectively; and that he also inform the Senate whe-
her the Treasury Notes, bearing interest, have been
deposited in banks for The purpose Of raising credit,
and TO be drawn against by the Treasury Department;
and II any such deposes have been made, to state the
dates and amounts thereof aud the dates and sums OF
the drafts made thereon 4"
This resolution suggests number Of topics Of great
interest and the answer Of the Secretary the lnqui-
ries propounded, will be looked for with eager Curl
osi,y.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
BALTIMORE POST AND GLOBE.

These twin prints in defamation and SANDER, con-
time TO publish the false and infamous libel on
General Harrison and Mr.. Webster, that Mr.. Web
ser said, that General Harrison is the pity of his
friends, and the scorn and derision of his foes
more infamous falSehood never graced the columns
of those prints. The whole story is sheer fabrica
tion-not one word Of truth in it: and the editors of
these prints know, when they send il forth that such
is its character. We say TO the editors, il you have
no regard Tor the reputation OF eminent men-if you
are even pensioned 10 Islander General Harrison,
should you not have respect for your editorial
standing, SO lar al least TO drop a lie, when the
whole country knows il to be such You cannot in
Jure General Harrison by publishing such false
moods, but you PROSTATE TIE character Of yourselves
ana press, in public estimation beyond redemption.
We repeat, shame on such editors who adopt the
maxim, that a lie well stuck TO is as good as the
truth once told
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
BRlsroL, penn } March Goth, $40.

Pennsylvania is coming The State is for Old
Tin next fall to a certainty Our Corporation cleo
ton. Yesterday, resulted in the Of whole
ticket by average majority OF ga gain since last
fall when the contest equally spirited of 34-Ony
once before in the memory of man. or since the organ
zalion of the Wing party has our ticket prevailed,
The Democracy aroused, and will let Mr. Buchanan
know mex, fall that they not in the market as Rus
sian sers to be bar,cred traded upon to suit the
aristocrac notions of himself, Dallas or Wilkins inn
blbed amidst the perfumes and luxurss Of the Rus
sian Court that their wages and industry arc to be
reduced to the standard Of the paupcrs of Span Cuba,
and other benigh,ed countries Of Europe.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
A VOICE FROM MASSACHUSETTS,
DUKES COUNTY AWAKE

DUKES COUNTY AWAKE.
Resolutions adopted at gathering Of the people in
Edganown, Massachusetts,, and published BY request
Resolred That we bring to this meeting the highest
confidence IN the truth and purity Of the great prlncl
plies which unite the Wing party Of our country
Resoiucd That the measures Of the administration,
directed as they are. to build up overshowing Ex-
ecuve power, strike like pestlence, at every thing
valuable in government dear to ireemen
Resolrcd, 'rha, with whatever pretensions sustained
the repeated attacks upon the currency, by experiments
which have failed in every thing but TO produce dsor-
der confusion and distraction in the monetary affairs OF
individuals and Of the nation, have destroyed conf
dence in their ability statesmen and in their integri-
| ty as patriots
| Resolped That in the PROSTATE and disordered state
OF our country have behed with the highest salts
| faction, the nomination Of WILLIAM H HARRISON for
President Of the United States and that with whole
/ hearts, respond to the nomination OF this unques-
tonable patriot, and devoted friend Of his country.
! Resoired, That cordially approve Of the nomlna-
ton of john TYLER for Vice President Of the United
States aud that he deserves undivided support.
| Resoised That we consider political, part of
our moral obligation, and that 1t is imperative duty
and we here pledge ourselves discharge it and un-
der the banner Of H.RRsoN our best endeavors
to restore coonlry to the pamy prosperity OF the
days Of Washington,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
FROM MASSACHUSETTS.

GAN looks we'll for Old Tip and have not the
least doubt that old Massachusetts, will &C for him
The license law having been repealed, every thing
is quiet OF a local character had letter Yesterday
from Springfield which says the Madisonian has
done wonders there, and thinks your list will be in
creased 10 l5O / also understand that your paper
has aided in bringing about great change in Ad-
ans berkshire Coz The Harrison majority is 49,
Last year the Locos had the majority. hope you
will have, as you deserve, million of subscribers
Agreed, say we. Let them come.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
RECANTATION.

The New York Evening Post, Loco-foco paper,
having published the Infamous story, that Gen. Harri-
son voted "to sell poor white men into slavery for
debt" magnanimously publishes the following recanta
ton;
a letter OF General Hsnisons has been lately
published, from which It appears that in our re-
marks the subject Of this attempt to introduce white
slavery into the State Of Ohio, did him unin-
tended injustice The letter is dated, Dec I'd, 1891.
and appears have been drawn forth by newspaper
attack upon his course the Legislature 10 relation
the same law We are glad 10 see, that according 10
Haryisons explanation Of The matter neiiher he
The gentlemen ,oho poed nth him, 1erc in fapor Of
selling human beings for iDildebts,"