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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26


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ance to TAKE charge Of baggage. I'd - =. ..t b
Ja2S-iaw In ISAAC BEERS.
Mr. RENNELTGsir This % certify, ,h.s VS.
the Piles which cascd high fever and great inamtion Of
the parts affected; the extending along the whole
Of the .imcn,ary canal Twas Obliged TO- place self
la ar-cuheu posture. ashc to stir without the
si'' va 1sS S %
s; and w. two day allie business
conceive 10 ss anty To make this extraordinary
bcy known, for the benoh Of tboee afflicted witt tins
besouc ani painful dsee; and would eud all who
nnforsuus. asto b. eeablea from similar 10 apply
20 him for immediate relief ftIl ri NJ f..
~. 20 Wet broadway, or ~. Nassau street.
PiIES.-Thu~e troubled with this distressing cou1p
sdv TO call on hir Flowers, and satisfy themselves that
the above s dction Medical D,spcssary, West Broad
WAY tne ionr f-oa W .rrav Street .t. jaso-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26
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Out Of the mouths Of three Witnesses the truth shall be esa
bshea.-
A Stephens Mrs Hsgh and Professor Robinson the

.... PUBLIC ADDRESS.
Out OF the mouths oil riS sb,taf' the truth shall be e''a
Mr. Stephens. Mrs. H,sh and Pro.so! Robinson, the
Mr. gycKISGHHhfss' DEF sSSE@A Authentic Report Of
s e. N YG l Sss Of 81; saith 81 %
sew Ys~s ",-a s$% SsSIi.s$ "; MslIp,, No !.
s.; JSha s. Taylor, opposite park Row, r lockwood Isl
eS and 6. si.aes " HFe,ns and V order
of all booksellers price u. Gents fsaaiw'
GENUINE PORT WINE BOTTLED IN OPORTol
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S s genuine "a t,t & pTo es % he vn, . G
SS s 81 psS p0 ri r S ss M S s 2ss ss
in cases Of qns aoren EACH bottled 10 oporte and 70 pre-
be marked ihe inner in ne brand Of he House.
..... TRASH
by which mean. those paries who think it worth while.
. gs' @ S' dsP Pssi s;oS
'sS s ia. NATURE capable po
RsJPor Of m, Extraordinary vini,g, offset.
js.sS N"'4' &TYcToiT' ( sSc1iittyMsER, 81 wsu.
S501 REwARp-BE on YOUR ouARD,-If you
ssiys siih SPURIOUS isiatoa Of LEfors FRENCH
DEE sFG3 GLE 5.t g, s fPFs9. s e. e "a S s Of
''i oR 5 ~ ;ss t 70 sy5 s & ar ,,.u and cure them
~ vi T rs rSrsr' S s sS ssy
qfDlET Which prevents hs possibility ofdsCovery Wide using
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et g the tr-be.os Fi,ss wss. that offn
Ter e Of other mcdcnes, and N used u The first stage Of
days .
Giset. for Sss Sss Com Sai.. o. slas..
ofthesc -tss - beyosd doubt the ehec remedy
ever ssep' herg csned many 0b1tAae cases. acr evry
other meticue had failed
Its that deceptive 3. item Puff
sngso common " t,s city AS better proof ehallswe
d w bsra dollar. Cor de detection and eon ~ elton
/ Of sRy one vending aspurioas imitation. 1
Observe -1he genuine medicine IL cold only New Yor al
h> Agents. oe No Is Nassau donr1 from Fultn
street. (np str0 and by the following druggists Williams
Co. eser % Svth and cherry streets PiIadelbhfa Dr.
Baker, q Charles and Pratt Baltimore and obt
i =. Patterson, Washington City, u. e.
Zach bttie h.s -full dssron n the a.asss all the
sec.sstry directions IN the Ene-h snd renc
PRlcEsi,Osa bottle; large bottles Of doubles sirs $50
| ja20. sra' III H..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

A RrIFlCIAL TEETH-M. LEvETT, Dentist, No. Us
BroedSay entrance inv street. beHs 70 Ill the attef
ca q The public to a, osoSAL method e hsng Artificial
by pun injury TO- the ado'niag teeth
or gums Mr. Leyetts method is eo and altogether rreuiis'
From the New York Times " ifit
ARTIFICIAL TEErHA fmend of having undergone den
!stca under Of Mr. Leystt took
to speak IN high ofth gentiemans skill facility
mode Of Teeth by the introduction Of
new and unique princip of Artificial alike de-
containing extracts n the New York Mirror the Courier
Enquer and rem the Evening STAR all speaking in the highest
terms Of Mr. Leyetts prpeipe for OF
uheal Teeto it. novelty and utility and Of its dispensing
with springs and gatres by the simple INTRODUCE ofatnos
pser,e psssyrs which has been found niabe for all purposes
community stand largely indebted Mr. Lesett
principle WI - u y ] N t.t : 3 dls-smiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

a. s SSsd gGpS Il. 70 s5t esgy ss a
TSs Balm c eS .i aSe 90 sss bSssS
80 THE HUMAN HAIR
from daedTuf, BY the genuine oLDRrDGE's BALM or
RsnsmSrr .he genuine described below. .r.,.....
B T s S s: sg, q eG.g
honorable citizens, be where it Is sold : =
=. DARING FRAUD. 10.
This article has been iuitatedby notorious coun,erc.er
he s TsS nsis o.
splendd yrapeE This the only external test chat viii secure
Apply at lie whosse ana retail Office No Fletcher street
near h'''' lane q: SoH Sfsf IScSL wholesale pusg
Bowsry HUDSON Canal Greereh and Grand str,eis
Beware slse counterfeit offered uAder the Franklin House
FXiHiIBi;IIpy OF LUsUs NATuRA r., Or LIVING CO.
MosiTlEs !. now open at 2sl Bro.dway, opposite III
open cus two 70 I've r. " and h,epsss Eve 70 Sspas aes
NJ ouy NECESSARY to state, h. the CURIOSITY Of those
S SsG hand. Az I'D
that nethe hand pr foot boy s,ke " impossible
Isy mus, Ge merely rsmskne that ihelr Ssaih
The most fistdgus Eye The .ldes, =. ng ~
nmsan har he oa lf % o. hs siaf 70 The O1,tss
Il is a. asSaE :sf s@ ting
SsfaPsa9 MsSGf M r 70 + fllfF f sRI.
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and Dental lnstrgnens every DESCRIPTION necessary The
s Hsslas tcStaa" II case hob .E ,bs .nss
s sa.. sss h a,s LfsA9 ss Aggs s., efficient g
las.t ard nos appro,rd cons,rctsn ooa usnvfei
ossst and sag ne Ks i SSl s1 a sac is
Cofkscrgy, Snu and Toys and Skatss, 1.-THE pattern
used BY s LONDON ~ aring1 lub) tiso abeaut
Of BRUSHES, comprising hat velvet clotes hair comb
shaving, nail, tooth, and crurub Sc. &c.
49,. . -. n SINPSON, le9 Eroadyay New Nc-k.
" y. Wholssalc srdc - promptly executed I fcs sn-
REA l ,s S = 2F M Y Y 2 q n.
nary ofs ol consnpoa by Dr. Tsyors Balse Of Liver.
MIR Fgvenaugh who sfcns The certificate, smahlr
mechanic and atchan, and informs hi s-spe-
that his py sici considered him inrSr,he Nevers
less Ne s cured. and prps-s Dr. Tylore Basa hiray
e advises Az ek mechanics " make Ut this medicine. II
~ sold ~ rs Bowery.-ESs. ~s1.
isrIssts,rIoS LuSes For the 81 this de,y
disease can honestly recommend Dr. Tayors Balls Of Liv
er,yort, sold a. Bowery n cured w'tn very ~
and bot little hopc ofsser recovering IAs WI wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

DR. CORBPTf may be consulted in the conEdeuta
- at his Office % City Hall Place, Oh tina street
New York; where PERSON afflicted with delicate Diseases
obstaate ulcers dysps diseases of the adder.
urethra and kidneys asd all diseases arising from the abuses
mercury i'npurity ofblood invited to call Pr Or
The banef effects arising from the abuse of
description Persons troubled with certain disease may
apply to Dr. Corbtt with the perfect Of having
Ideally cured withous particle Of ercury other dan
gercs medicine His charges reasonable and oporoned
to the means of the applicant. .r -, - Z -.
no Attendance daily from "a. NJ toIoP.M. n27- sn*
.DR CHURCH'S. COUGH, DROPS-This Justly .eele,
braed medicine still stands unrvalled for the relief and
since first discoyered extraordinary have
been performed by pcrseyeng ofit for short time 1t
an eectua remedy cats sbortness Of BREATH tghness
IN the chest congeaed rhlegn asthmas consumption hoop
ing cough soeness of The breast and stomach and ocr dis
eases arising from colds Price go cents bottle with full
DIR. CHURCH'S ESSENCE MUSTARD, for the cure Of
esn,am chiibains govt sprans Sc There is perhaps
nalsdy TO which The human frame subject, that has hap
applications Of various kinds administered remedies. thai
the reumasm nor there disorder that has resisted
With like force the attsmpts made to IT, The virtues
remedy whateyer the Of the above complaint Price
cents per bottle
DR. CHURCHs VEGETABLE LOTION for the cure
81 eruptons the face and skin particularly pnple
ootches ngwors, Sc, is nhdentislly recoamendd
and efcacous remedy and almost spensabe APP
DIR. CHURCHS ITCH OINTMENT, certain and mild
remedy for this unpleasant disorder and has fed within
the knowledge Of the proprietor Of efeetug in s
cation.
having been USED IN this city for pP~ards oi 90 Years With
For sale Churchs dispensary No. 1873 Bowery, corner
Spring street f. i'm cod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

A MEXICAN HOTEL, CITY OF WAsHiNuTON.-The
n proprietor OF the above sstab grateful public
for patronage and DESTROYS for continuance the same
has r,duced the price Of boarding 10 81 per day. ~
The above establishment Pennsy
Third and -Four and Hall streets, about two walk
FROM the Railroad Depot where porter Is always in attend
aDce te taxi charge Of baggage. I'd " ~ -.s b
Ja2S-iaw In ISAAC BEERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26
GENTLEhiFN'sCA sT-oFF CLOTHING.
s rBous !, sa e ,. lgl vsles t,yen n cash, BY

- ". LENETT, ~ " lIisn street -
MOVING there are -rsone y DO make great PUT On their
N advertise nts for Cast-oT Gufhug &c &c and who in
do MT give the value for the w. T. will
those gentlemen who have .eh articles by he and who
nay sendir i'm, ofr.cesia the very utmost value IN CA SIT
for every article. .... -. e.. .t. b..
lin. through the Post Oce otherise 10 the above ad-
drcss, will meet with dvs attention.. .s ds 9m.
DOCTOR GLOVER consulted usual N rs Ofics. His
owP pretc rtpenence, and his recent chemical ,xperf.
rcnts have bed him introduce into hrs several
new articles which prompt curing those 20 which
he devotss his lttcnton.
DR. a. pprisrs strangers that he has receivde regular edi-
cal education, and has devoted his senpn for the
years to select branch % his profession. HE Office Is No
AAe street Pvte entrance third door from the Museum,
through az epty With lamp At the Office door.
NB-The Doctor keep general assortment Of Trusses
and sspensory band which adjusted and applied
above.
sHs celebrated Eiirr mar be had at his Price
one dollar. Jew J.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

IACHAU'S PATENT.-The andcrp,snsd hereby takes the
- pleasure to inform the public that he has ESTABLISHED
factory ~ his srctae Glasses called Jachues Patent spec-
taclc~. The factory, Tor the OF public has
BEEN located AZ No Chatham street. facing the Park wherr
he will be happy - orders, which he will al
the shortest noce and at reasonable prices well wholesale
retail.
Those who are want Of this article weud do well 10 ea
and be continued Of their sup ricrity -
Medical certificates their excellence
those who may desire IL. = $500
Gold, Silver, and steel Frarr~s ecntnuaI, on hand
.,.. CHARLES ". l.. JACHAU,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

NEW CASTLE Del. Feb. 18th, 1885,
I0R. LEVISON-Dear Sir,- be grateful enough
\. for the have received by the Of invaluable
sd with aud dnr'ag that time took man. medicines
but Fortunately day., to friend the sub
ect-he told that Hunters Red Drop the only n,cd
cine that would of which purchased Of your
agent Z pladsIrhia and the Issat i that am
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel my
duty to inform the interested where relief may be lad
i'- 4 ..st 81 !.-. T. H. R..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, les gsreeuyv,eh street..
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity inform te public aft
long experience in his business. he has formed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-26

C,AUTl0N-Ths American Physician, 81 West Broadway,
" the public there imported quackery about
dispsnsary He offers his professional services to os, that
dislike to be hpmbugged and will attend all calls he may be
favored with in part Of the city and he confidential
y consulted at his Office 81 West Broadway His object to
BY quaeks Charges moderate and patients cured eue
iIed In disease of long standing pay will he
CURED until perfect effected Those wisag obtain
medicine for eir use may depend getting the right
kind at 81 West Broadway door above College Park
, 1840-11-21
u. Y.X.

sam SLICK ON THE STATE OF EuRopE.-The
fact is, those Wiseacres on the other side
have enjoyed peace so long, that They're
grown tired of it,. It's a blessing that's be.
come cheap, and, like a glut OF herriDgs,
nobody will thank YOU for a dish of them as
a gift. Its always the way; their legisla-
tors and politicians have laid it down for Cos
pei, that peace can't be wholesome if it's
kept beyond a certain number of years; they
think its like hung game, which at last breeds
maggots. So each country, after a long
feed, Jumps up quite vicious, snarls and looks
round TO see where it can give its neighbour
a snap. The driest bone is enough for them
to quarrel for. First they're ready to go to
loggerheads because a hot-headed skipper
rinces out the immortal ~tri-colour flag with
sea-water; then they squabble over a lot of
sulphur, till they're ready to take fire instan-
ter; and then comes this burning of their
mouths with another mans porridge. Five
nations play at puss in the corner, and the
one that's left out grows crusty and shows
fight. In the meanwhile each carries on a
contraband business in the small way abroad.
The English take a contract to shoot down
Don Carlos's men, and batter a d~Ilapidated
town in India. The French virtue is shock,
ed at the wickedness Of the Algerines, and
bundles them out to make room for n colony
of its own, where, for want of water priv.
leges. the hot soil must be irrigated with
soldiers blood and labourers' sweat. Then
the Muscovites must take n turn in India
lust to warm their hands, till there's some
thing elsewhere. Now what does all this
buster and bullying come tot Does it take
off a single tax! Not one, I'm darned.-
Does it make the people contented and hap
py' Not so much az you could put in your
, 1840-11-21

WEDLocK.-Hudi5ras, speaking of the will
lingness Of men TO run their heads into a
matrimonial moose, and Of the e~asiness
which they are snapped up by the women,
thus writes.
GAS spiders seldom seek the fly
But leaves him Of himself u apply,
So men are by themselves employed,
To quit the freedom they enjoyed,
And run their necks into a moose,
They'd break them after TO break loose"
, 1840-11-21
WHOLE NUMBER $40.

eye. Depend upon it that place is one of the
very greatest of national blessings. Depend
upon it that those who cry up war are those
who find their account in fishing in troubled
water. Depend upon it that when you come
to strike the balance of profit and loss in
the nations account current with war. you'll
find the nation on the debit side. Depend
upon it, the fruit you'll reap from a bloody
seed-tlme is the impeding Of the arts and
manufacturers-the hinderirg OF knowledge
from going a-head--the leading Of the peo-
pie into ideas of extravaganza and p~erilous
speculation-the draining Of the Treasury
and the bequeathing to your children
enormous debt, which their government be-
ing saddled with. it will, like an overloaded
coach that comes to a bit Of a rock, jerk,
waggle, and capsize,"
, 1840-11-21

A HINT TO GIRLs.-We have always con-
sidered it an u%nerring sign of innate vulgari-
ty, when we hear ladies' take particular pains
to impress us with an idea Of their ignorance
of all domestic matters, save sewing lace or
weaving a net to incase their delicate hands.
Ladies, by some curious kind of hocos pocus,
have got it into their heads that the best way
to catch a husband is to show how profound
ly capable they are of doing nothing for his
comfort. Frightening a piano into fits, Or
numbering the kings French, may be a good
bait for certain kinds of fish, but they must
be of that kind usually found in very shallop
waters. The surest way to secure a good
husband is to cultivate those accomplish
ments which make a s good wife.
, 1840-11-21

Visiting your neighbor is no crime; but
your visits should not be so often repeated
as to induce him 10 saw, IL is enough.
, 1840-11-21
sLOOK WHERE YOU ARE GOING

ii you intend 10 marry-n you thlnk your
happiness will be materially increased and
your interest advanced by matrimony, be
sure and '.look where you are going" Join
yourself with no woman who is selfish, for
she will sacrifice you-with no one who is
tickle, for she will become estranged-have
naught to do with a proud one, for she will
despise you-nor with an e1trayagant one,
for she will ruin you. Leave a coquette 4
the fools that flutter around her-let her
W tireside accommodate a scold; and fee
from a woman who loves scandal, as you
would fly from the evil one. "Look where
you are going" will sum it all up.
Young aides when you are surrounded
by daShIng men-when the tones Of love
and the words of compliment float out to-
gcther-when you are excited by the move
ment of the whirling waltz. or melted By
the tenderness of mellow music, arrest your
self in the rosy atmosphere Of delight, and
/" look where you are going" Whom a dar-
ing hand is pressing yours, or delicate tres
SEES are listed by him you fancy he loves you;
when the moonlight invites to trusting, and
the stars seem but to breathe innocence,
listen with caution to the words you hear
into your heart unshrinkingly, and
look where you're going"
PLEASURES OF vIRrUoUs AFFECTroNs.--1f 1t
be a proof of benevolence in God, that our
organs of taste should have been
50 framed as to have a liking for wholesome
tOod-it is 10 less the proof Of n benevolent
and righteous God, so to have framed our
mental economy, as that right and wholesome
mortality should be palpable to the taste of
the inner man. Virtue is not only seen to
be right--it is felt to be delicious. There
Is happiness in the very wish TO make others
happy. There is 4 hearts ease, or a hearts
enjoyment. even in the first purposes o fkind-
ness, as we'll as in subsequent performances.
is a certain rejoicing sense ofclearness
the consistency, the exactitude Of Justice
and truth. There is a triumphant elevation
Of spirit in magnanimity and honor. In per-
harmony with this, there isa placid feel
Ientleness and humility. There isl salts
action in those virtues, which, at the bidding
Of discipline, or by the power of selfcon-
nand, may have been achieved over the pro.
of animal nature. There is an elate
of soul, in the consciousness
IF having nothing TO hide, aud nothing 10
Ne ashamed Of. In a word, BY the constitu.
ion of our nature, each virtue has its appro-
pirate charms; and virtue, on tho whole, is q
und OF varied as well as of perpetual enjoy.
nent. to him who hath imbibed its spirit, and
$ under the guidance Of its principles. He
eelS all to be health and harmony within;
md without, he seems as if to breathe in an
atmosphere Of b%eauteous transparency-pro-
ring how much the nature Of man and the
nature of virtue are in union with each
>ther. DR.. Chalmers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-04
THE sUB-TREAsURY IN RUSSIA.

A recent traveller Mr.. Robert Bremner) IN
forms us that the paper money of the Russian
Government stands so high in public favor that,
on reaching Moscow, he found his notes worth
seventeen per cent. more than at 81. PeierSbur9h.
aTh,s. y says he arises from defective sys-
TEN of banking, or rather from the doubtful state
of private credit. There being, he continues,
"uo Banks as IN other countries, and little cor
respondence upon merchants, II becomes neces-
sary for a trader at Moscow, or any part OF the
provinces, who has payment to make IN the
capital, to bug Government paper 10 The amount
of his intended remittance, there being no
other mediuDt through rhich remiHdnces can
be made. This operation makes bank notes IN
those places always at premium, varying ac-
cording TO the amount of payment due at the
time"
II is curious 10 observe how identical are the
measures of the great Democrat of the United
States and he Great Despot of Russia.
The Despot Of Russia requires large army,
that can be recruited only by consumption. So
does Mr.. Fan Btoen.
The CONSUMPTION of the Despot takes all who
are too poor to purchase exemption. SO rM
that Of Mr.. Tan Buren,.
The Russian conscripton imposes the same,
or a greater taxupon the poor man, whose family
is dependent for their daily bread upon his daily
exertons, as upon the man who rolls in his
wealth. SO riH that Of Mr.. Fan Buren.
The Russian Despot squanders upon wars
with the savages his neighbours, the taxes
wrung by sub ,treasurers and receivers general,
from his impoverished subjects SO does Mr..
Ian Buren.
The Despot Of Russia is exceedingly careful
in collection of statistical information, that he
may kHob rhcre 10 impose td1es for the main
enance of wars carried on for the qualification
of his own vanity, and Of the cupidity Of his re-
taners. So is M. ian Buen
The Despot of Russia requires that every
man engaged in the public service shall feel that
he is '.hireng," and that devotion TO himself
So does M Fan Buren,.
The Despot of Russia issues paper money
redeemabe only when presented in payment Of
taxes 50 does Mr. Fan Buren,.
The Despot of Russia does not countenance
the establishment of banks by the people Nei-
Tier does M. Fan Buren,.
The Despo of Russia is opposed 10 the prin-
ciple of association. He is alarmed when he
sets the small capitalists, owners of few hun
drcd, or of few thousand dollars each uniting
for the purpose of improving their means of pro-
ductlon, transportation, or exchange, because
when the people associate, they learn their own
strength; the last knowledge that Despots de-
sire their subjects to acquire. He is afraid of
associated wealth" So is Mr.. Fan Buren,
The Despot of Russia is steady in the pursuit
of measures tending to establish and continue
low wages throughout his empire. So is Mr.
Fan Buren,
IN fine, every measure of the Despol tends TO
concentrate power ia his own hands, to be used
by him for the advantage or disadvantage of his
people as may be most agreeable to himself.
Such is Hkepisehe case nth M. Tdn Buren,