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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

JUST UBLIsHEO.-SYLVESTER's NEW REPOR-
TER Containing full AID list Of ali the Bank
iIg Institutions t United States. with the prices city
Of all Counterfeit AMI Altered Notes Prices Current Rates
Exchange, Prices Of Gold and Silver, sc.
The terms 50 advance; single copies
cents each Persons purchasing ~ will be allowed
hfty per cent.
the puse dat such mens effected enable
them TO Dra and Letters Of Credit pay able
Of England ireland, and Scotland, Ia required from
They viii purchase Bills Europe and any part Of the
United States collect the low They will
also the highest price for Bank land and
Foreign Gold md Silver. Persons RENTING draw sE
for the II ten 10 DAYS per will
be allowed Ucurrcnt Of all kind discounted at tie
lowest rates,
Stock aud Commission business Of every kinds attended to
with punctuallty
Persons residing in any part Of the United States
Cansas, viii have their commands executed with puneuay
and dispatch and the will find /
greatly 10 their advantage TO call at SYLVESTER cos
old established office, 5s Droadyay where much valuable
0rmsiioB may be obtained free Of charge.
Corporation Bonds ON sale. SYLVESTER h co.
iJs Broadway, below Maiden lane.
No connexion with amy other oee ia this city clse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
&6OO REwARD-CRoss, SPECIFIC MIXTURE

PJoO For the cure Of Gonorhea, elects Structures ana
analogous complaints II the organs Of generation.
Of all remedies yet discovered for the above thu
j. the most certain 49, =
II makes speedy and permanent cure without The least n,
scton to Diet drink exposure change application 70 be-
sness
give no long qpaeksh recommendations deceive the
public II the medicine DOES itself no one sha1
speak for IL Our object TO notify where had ana
the proprietor challenges single OF
be brought m which the Mixture will effect rasid cur,
under fort, iturc OF $500.
This disease that pervades all ranks Of
esty-hgh low, ich, and poor, mona single Thy
nov presented With remedy b. which they thew
selves without the least exposure, the shortest time possible
urher be disease cannot be contracted If Of Css
Mixture " taken At night going 10 bed, when
put up in bottles, with full directions
Many cured in two days. '' N'''
For sale only at DR. VIM IT, Milnors drug store No M
Broadway, corner Of Dey street House, New Yott
and at JGne, lytehnsOn corner Of Chesnui seveas
Beware ofmitatons The genuine only as above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

KNEE sHARPENERs warranted to sharpen knives in
IN hourThose who prefer sharp knife for carving,
invited 10 call and sanords Patent Knife Sharp.
eners, nasuact ared and sold Wholesale and retail hy
SANFORD 4 CARRINGTON.
f2i Im.is nj Fnlton street Nv YORK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27
PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, Iss Greenwich street-A-
Il Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public after
called --'
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

OK tOMrOUND ESSENTIAL OH. OF ALMONDS.
W For destroying dandruH, and preventing the hair
coming out tIning grey, ftbe remedy against Bald
n.ss and the public rely it, that A. PA sT0Rs CON
FOUND OIL the wholesomest and best Oil for the
makes grow thick and long, prevents its nllug of turning
and hair has begun grey
to the hair that by will TO lie color nlso
prevents hair from becoming shaded and i hair already
shaded which ~ Disagreement young ladies' and
used for short time will restore 70 its natural color
the scvr and keep the head hair clcan
aud whskers Aberal discount made wholesale gnrcLa
A PASTOR
ies Greenwich stree, NJ. ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

MEN WA vTFD-A few smart all b;rd sr,r,te4 oung
h Men or the u =. Artl.ry ami Infantry 10 whom sub
sand food, good clothing, d from 81 sis per month viii
bcuveh- Apply At Is7 Wsshinglon street. feii I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

ecgiFeh APiy AZ ~ Nss1tngtnn street feii I'm
FEMALE MONTHLY REGyLATtN PiLLs.-su.li h.s
sssn e success. OF N ,dame Be-teils Female Monthly RE-
rulstug ftl "a all cases ~ rrcgly,
ohuretc,
scrd f tlsy have entirely suycselcd tbs
drug AMI poisonous specifies heretofore used
OF hcalt1 snd peace taue kse the wife
and female rhy sicisa grandmother Of the avcrtser
odus ier We tny years ago into some 81 the principal
Female Hospitals IN Europe aud such their
scscY asd success that they have since been altogether adopt
cd Although mild aud sa yet being composed ofinrr.de
acting principally particular functions " Necessary Tor
e married under circumstances, abstain
Cor cont,ind the full and pacul
srsids Of each bot Price 81 MADAME RESTELiS Prnci.
pal Oce $50 Greenwich street Court andt ~
south Eighth street. Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA
The demand Cor them has made IL ndi appoint
dpn for th~ir sale They be obtansd at us
Cherry street Catharne 2si Grand street Of Al
ieu ~ Bowery, Houston; If The Bookstore Ave
nns D. W Fair street Newark, n. j.; Dr. John Csdy,
Westminster street. Provlcnrc X C~ft ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-27

MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF wAsHINGTON.-The
proprietor of the above shmcn grateful 10 the public
for and DESTROYS for continuance of the same
has reduced the price Of boarding 10 81 rs per day.
The above establishment Pennsy
Third and -Four aud Half streets, about minutes walk
from the Railroad Depot, where porter always in attend
ance to take charge Of baggage.
Ja29-lsw I'm ISAAC BEERS
The native American., 1840-08-01

much used, these distinctions OF management
are attended to, though either of the kinds
may be employed with advantage, if the fol
lowing rules are adhered to:
If mari is Of the blue kind, OF of any kind
that is compact and firm, lay it upon the land
early in the season, SO as the weather may
mellow it down before the last plough and
if on plaster land, let it also be early laid on,
and spread very thin, breaking any Jumps at
forwards which are not completely separated
by the first spreading. lfmarl is of the white,
or any of the loose or crumbling sorts, 1t need
not be laid on so carly; because those varlc-
ties break and dissolve almost as soon as ex-
rosed To the weather - eac Edh. Enc.
The native American., 1840-08-01
AN AMERICAN FARMER.

Shell Mart is very different in its nature
from clayev or stole-marl, and, from its effects
upon the soil, is cIassed among animal ma
nures The Rev Mr. Dickson states, i" that
| it does not dissolve with water us other marIS
do. 1t sucks it up, and swells with it like a
sponge. 1t is n much stronger attractor of
acids than they. DIR. Horne says, that it takes
six times more Of acids saturate it, than any
other mars he had met with. But the greater
difference between the shel-marl and other
mars, consists in this, the stelI-marl contains
oils 1t is uncertain if the other mars contain
any oils; but this kind, it is said, contains
them in great plenty
This mari, ii would seem, from the quail
ties which it possesses, promotes Vegetation in
all the different ways. 1t increases the food
of plants: it communicates to the soil the
power Of contracting this food from he air
it enlargrs the pasture OF plants. and it pre-.
parcs the vegetable food for entering their
roots.
The clayey and $tone-marls are distin-
guished by their colors viz. white: black, blue
and red The white, being of soft crumbly
mature, is considered to be the best for pasture
land; and the blue commonly called blue
clay which is more compact and firm, iol
corn land. In the districts where mari is
The native American., 1840-08-01

Copy Of q Resolution passed IN the Senate
and defeuted IN the House Of Rcpresen-
tdfircS:
A Resolution supplementary to the act emit
tied "An act to continue the corporate ex-
isencc Of certain banks in the District Of
Columbia for certain purposes" approved
July 3, 1910
Resolred by tie Senate and House Of Re
personalities Of the United States Of Amer-
icu in Congress assembled, That the Banks
of the District Of Columbia, or anyof them, are
hereby authorized and permitted to exercise
all the rights and privileges which they en-
joyed under their late charters until the 4th
day Of March next; Provided, They or such
of them as desire 10 avail themselves of this
resolution, before they shall so enjoy or be en-
titled to any Of said benefits, commence, and
thereafter continue TO pay, on demand, all
their specie liabilities in specie; and if at any
time they shall! refuse or fail to do 50, they
shall forfeit the rights hereby conferred.
The native American., 1840-08-01
Your most obedient servant,
LAYTON Y. ATKINS
&ia0ord Co. w. Auly, 1910.

Snmmcr Comp!ajat.-For the imforma-
ton Of families, whose children are aboring
under this dangerous disease, WEI are requested
to state that Benc Leares (esteemed a RENE
d y are distributed gratuitously at the garden
Of Mr.. Seaton, near the Aims House, and by
Mr.. J. +. Calan, corner Of L and 7th streets.
/" A single leaf Of this plant put into IL g lass Of
water Immediately produces beautiful thick
muciage, which is rendered pleasant by the
addition of a small quantity Of loaf sugar, and
j. readily taken by children" -Nat. Int.
The native American., 1840-08-01

The Late General Santander. This distn-
guished Colombian soldier and statesman. died
few weeks, since at Bogota, Of severe liver COM
plant and deeply will he be regretted by his
countrymen, and by the intelligent friends of his
country in foreign lands. A personal acquaintance
with him during several Of the most important
years Of his life, as well as an attentive regard to
his personal course from the commencement Of
his public career, has induced the writer Of this
article TO take the pen to pay just, though it be
very inadequate, tribute to his memory. -Er-
press.
The native American., 1840-08-01

HesMs. Gales y. .SaatOH: During the pre-
sent season have conducted rcarinyS Of silk
worms amounting, in all, TO about four hun
dred thousand. The worms were fed on the
leaves of morus multicuulls, and vet only four
cases Of the disease called mnscardine have
appeared. From the Isl TO the 10Th OF the
present month, the weather according to the
doctrine maintained by French wrItcrs) was
highly favorable for the production OF this
disease. Ii may, therefore, be regarded as Ger
tain thai the leaves Of morus nulticaulls have
no tendency to produce this disease, and that
it will rarely, if ever, occur in the epidemic
form in the United States. During five years,
not more than thirty cases of this disease,
which renders the culture of silk SO precar-
ious in France, have come under my obser-
yatlOn
The native American., 1840-08-01

TNHE attention of Members of Congress, is respect.
Il fully invited TO examine specimens of the sub
scribers Improved London Style of Coat Dressing and
Dying, which is generally acknowledged to be superior
to all other methods cxant and at very moderate char
ges Numerous references to Members be given
Also to a Ne,D method of Dying Biack Cloth, With
out copperas thereby saving he texture and preventing
all snntting-Practced only by 49,
WILLIAM BELL,
COAT DRESSER IND DYER
at the Wig Wan, South side of Pennsylvania Avenue
near l.2 Street, Washington
N B. This is the original and only true Baltimore
Coat Dressing and Dying Establishment, and has nj
connexon with his former office near the Atheneum.
luly At
The native American., 1840-08-01
WASHINGTON MUSEUM, corner of Al and d SITS

The public respectfully informed that the Museum
is still increasing there beE tally many thin eth
given donations deposited for preservation Thus
in few years, will he collected in this place good
collection belongs 10 any part of these United States
The proprietor will take favor if the subscribers
will prevail the ladies and children to visit the Mu
oftener, that the weather is fine, and while
Anelli's fine paintings are under his control.
Admittance 25 cents children and servants half price
Open from 0 A. NJ. to p. Nj. aud from to 10.
June. II.
The native American., 1840-08-01

General Ar Kean. The Philadel phia Inquirer
of Thursday Of last week, says: " 1t is men
toned in the Bradford county papers, that the
late melancholy act Of this gentleman was COM
mited under the influence of opium, which had
been administered to allay the pains of an acute
chronic rheumatism. Some hopes are now en-
tertancd Of his recoverv.'
The native American., 1840-08-01

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-The
Baltimore American Of the Gath ult. says,
awe learn that the enginemen OF the train to
Washington, last evening were deferred bom
working their engines, by the threats of per-
sous in the service of the company, who were
discontinued with an agreement that such of
them as had posts of responsibility were re-
quired to sign, authorizing the company at
their discretion, to forfeit their wages in case
of an accident occurring from any act or
omission on their part 1t was intended to
give additional security to the public by ma
king the wages, as well as the place of engine
men, conductors, and persons in like capacl-
ties depend upon their using the utmost care.
As matters were, the company had the right
to sue their cnginemen, &c. in case of acct
dents, but this right was barren one, owing
to the inability of the parties to pay. The
agreement which is the subject of complaint
makes the persons who sign liable for their
own acts Or omissions only, and it is required
to be signed by those only whose negligence
puts III peril the property or lives Of the pub
lie. II is to be seen whether the public safety
is to be made, in this matter, a secondary con-
sideration.
The native American., 1840-08-01

HOWARD INSTITUTION CLOTHING STORE
l i The object TO furnish employment and the mea
at living to those females who destitute Of work
They have for sale at their house, Cen'r. Market
Mems and Boys Clothing, consisting Of
Roundaboats, Pantaoons, Vests, and Drawer, com
non and fine.
Shirts OF every description, linen cotton, and flannel
The patronage oil the citizens and others is solicited
iuly %
The native American., 1840-08-01

A correspondent of the New York Even
ing Post, furnishes a statement of the number
of vessels in progress of building at the ship
yards Oh the East River, and at the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, and of the Improvements
going Oh i'll Brooklyn-of which the follow
ING is an abstract:
Ships and vessels building, s,6ls tons.
Repairing, 400
There are also building in the City of
Brooklyn over two hundred dwelling houses,
of wood, and brick, and stone.
The native American., 1840-08-01

mn Allie BRUINS Universal Geography, or descrip
~ oal parts of the world, according to the great ma
tual division of the globe, accompanied with analytical
synoptca and elementary tables, in 6 vols Price S7
For sale at W. NJ. MORRISON'S book and Stationery
ore, doors west of Browns Hotel mar ,
The native American., 1840-08-01

1 AW BOOkS-Bouver's Law Dictionary, adapted to
- the Constitution aud Laws of the United States Of
America and of the several States of the union. with
to the civil and other systems of foreign law in
vols Smiths Treatise of the practice of the Court cf
onancery, IN vols. Chittys Pleadings, with second
and third volumes containing Precedents Of the Pleadngs
and copous directory Notes, in vols Cruises DIGEST
OF the Laws OF England respecting real property. in
vols For sale by w. M MORRISON
mar doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-08-01

COLLECTORS OFFICE, Cry HAIL. JUNE TO- 1910.
NJ Office TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
~ In conformity to law notice is hereby given tina
all property upon which arrearagcs of taxes sIa remain
due at the expiration OF sixty days from the date hereof
will be subject TO be levied upon and sold to satisfy th
demand for such arrearagcs A. ROTHWEIi ''e
july 1 coIlaot,r
The native American., 1840-08-01

'TNHE PEOPLES OWN BOOK, by r. De La Men.
L nais, translated from the French by Nathaniel
Greene is just received and for sale by w. NJ MORRI
SON, four doors west of Browns Hotel
iunr -
The native American., 1840-08-01

TAYNE's ExPECToRANT A fresh SUNNY oftbs
y justly celebrated lcnedy for coughs colds ashmas
&c just received, direct from the proprietor, at
ap III TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-08-01

TRAVELS IN SOUTHEASTERN ASIA. embrac.
Ing Hlndosan, Maays, Siam, and China, with mott.
ees OF numerous missionary stations, and full account
OF the Burman Empire with dissertations, tables, &C.
by Howard Malcolm in two Volumes third edition Pas
sages in Foreign travels, by Isaac Appleton Jewett in
volumes Also ranb!es in Europe or Tour through
France tay Switzerland, Great Britain and Ireland in
1886, by ia!ny Hall, in vols. for sale by w. M .
MORRISON, four doors west of Browns Hotel
June II
The native American., 1840-08-01

7 UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by Tyler in six small VOL
- umes, running from the Creation OF the world down
to 1920 forming part of Harper's Family Library, is
Just published and for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
mar ii doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-08-01

TTREATISE ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND
Moral Management of Infancy, by Andrew Combe,
NJ D. with notes and supplementary chapter, by John
Bell, M. D. is just published and for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
july 25 doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-08-01

GoMPOUND sIRUP OF sARSAPARILLA-
those wishing to employ the remedial power of
me sasapaa will find in the Compound Strip one Of
he pest and most convenient preparations in use 1t
has been extensively used in this city as an Alternative and
sprng purifier with the happest results Prepared at
mar. l. TODDS Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-08-01

4 tHASES ABDOMINAL SUPPO RTERS.-An adj
~ dltona supply, with the latest improvements, lust
received at TODD'S
May 80. Drup Store
The native American., 1840-08-01

II LLlOT'S AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC CODE
embracing collection of treaties and conventions
between the United States and foreign Powers from ITS
to 1884, &c. &c. .''.
few copies of the above valuable work are for
sale by w. Nj MORRISON.
May 81. doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-08-01

RURMTT's NOTES ON THE NEW TESTAMENT
~ Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ wherein the
sacred text is at large rected the whole designed to
encourage the reading Of the Scriptures in private
and telighttui by William Burkitt, M A. late vicar and
lecturer OF Dedham, in Essex in volumes for sale by
w. M MORRISON
April rs. doors west OF Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-08-01

WYNN. NOEL, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER
w ienn avenue, betacecn IL and 18th sreets-Ias re.
moved his establishment from his old stand to the above
"here lie Is ready to execute all work in his line with
neatness and despatch. All orders given will be imme
dlatey attended to- He soicits Public patronage
~ b. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted June 6-3t
The native American., 1840-08-01

|'E'HE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB-to which are
4 preixed his Letters and Sketch Of his Life, by
is for sale by w. M MORRISON
Mar. 81. doors west or Brow,,s uotaI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-24
MAKE READY-TORIESl

Mr. Calhoun who is identified thoroughly with
the course of the administration, lately gave it as
his opinion, in the Senate, in discussing the right
of petition that we derived that right from Great
Britain, and that IT'S EXERCISE was peculiar to
MoNARcHTEs. This, we doubt not, is the true sen
liment Of that Tory candidate for the Presidency
Mr. Calhoun thinks well, of course, of the govern
ment of Spain, whose measures agree with his
principles, well in regard to the currency as in
regard to the right petition. Where there is nc
petition allowed, there will he no mercy shown
Such sentiment becomes john c. Calhoun lie
never forgives A more complete tyrant never
lived selfish, ambitious, unrelenting, unforgiving
hearless and cold as cake of ice. This is III,
man who now directs the course OF the govern
ment, and TO whom the country is to be transfer
red-Boston Alias.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-24
ORLEANS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WING
MEETING

The citizens of Orleans County, who are OPP.
posed to the ruinous measures of tho present
regnipg dynasty, and opposed to the reelection
Of Marin Van Burcn-who nre in favor of a thor
ough reform of the abuses, and of retrenchment in
the expenses of the Government. IRE requested to
meet at the Court House in Irasburg on the Goth
of February, 1910, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to respond
to the Harrisburg Nominations and TO adopt
measures to secure the triumph of Democratic
Wing Principles, in Orleans County, at the next
election.
| Let there he full attendance general turn
ont of the bone and muscle Of the County. Let
the People come forward and teach the hirelings
of Martin Van Buren,, in the coming contest, to
beware of the justice and judgment of indignant
and insulted freemen
Old men and young men, turn ont! Fathers of
the land! you who purchased the right Of peacea-
bly, assembling together to express your opinions,
by the labor, fatigue and blood of an eight years
war, come forward and show to the Powers that
rule, that you yet possess some of that same spirit
that led you OH to victory, when, as now, your
petitions were spurncd with conjcmpt from the
| foot Of the throne
The above call is made at the request Of Lar &c
number of the Democratic Wings Of Orleans
County.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-24

VNHE OLD CHEAP MERCHANT would once
Il more inform the public that he has received a
nrgo assortment Of goods, well dapted 10 the
son, which he will sell according TO quality on an av
erage fifteen per cent. chen per than any one in this
vicinity but shall! not brag of being honest, and OF
telling the truth in public prints, some Of my neigh
bors have done, but | know that have given my
word 10 the public for number Of years that would
underseIl all in this section of the country and with
pleasure can state, by tho evidence Of the large
share Of trade which have received from the public
my promises Tor in all cases, il some few have been
led away 10 trade at any other in this vicinity,
when had The same goods 10 sell, by new and smooth
stories and preensons OF being honest they have nj
all lines returned when they wished 10 buy goods Tor
cash, and traded with " the old cheap tradcr"
SPECIMEN oF PRicE'.-Broad Cloths ST. 30, 3.
3 so, rs, 33, S, so y'd Bedtick, stou, l7cs
Drilling good as there is in Vermont, Cd Sheet.
ing g. II, II i.2 ,2cis per y'd DO. extra guilty,
very hnc, 50 inches wide, l2 l.2cs va by The piece
Tor -four last qualities half cent discount the yard
Prints, 10 25ets Colored figured silk for dresses,
. to g. yd Alpincs, g., Is Cd, Is Sd y'd. Muslin
Deaines, FIRST quality, q Sd Muslin Copes, good
style and quality, double, IS; Metino Shawls, good
Cd 50 75i DO very hie, wide, Sc Highland
do. 6is qualify, So 2 80; Cotton Warp No. G. 22cls
ID, No 7, "a, No 10, first quality, 30, No II, 30
No. I6, 80 Biting, good, Gets lb loves "a
now, D; Sacratus all tie very first quality. Mo-
lasse' FIRST quality, Acts per gallon Lamp Oil rs
DO gond quality, s5cis gall and many other articles
100 mum 10 specify, but all qua iy as reasonable
| n the above.
| leave II for community 20 lndge whether tell lh'
The truth ISRAEL CUTTING.
| c, bot. Feb. 70. 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-24

NORTH EASTERN BoUNDARY.-Sr JOHN Har-
yey in his recent Message TO the Legislature OF
New Brunswick, says:--
will not conclude this address without expires
sing to you the confident expectation which ell.
terrain, that the result of the exploration of certain
parts of the disputed territory which has been
made by commissioners appointed by her Majesty
for that purpose, will enable her Ma,esty's Gov.
eminent to make such offers 10 the u s. as the basis
o t The settlement of the momentous question in
volved, as must lead to its early, amicabIe and Fl
nal adjustment. In the mean time | would ex-
press my hope that sentiments of moderation an,
iorbearance may prevail or either side.