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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

FRENCH Specific.
tSNA If 1T FAILS to effect rapid and perfect cure
pow without the esstregardto Diet drink hndr,nes
from business
who hays eonracteda certain disease and to get
rid OF with little trouble and without the liability
shsuld u IEROY'S FRENCH SPECIFIC, the only nedr
cine discovered that will this comp lant whout
change of DIET, and as il does affect the BREA1
prevents discovery while using it,
In Chronic stages of the disease
elects Fuor bus Gravel plants, slnsss
ofthsse eryaas beyond doubt the remedy
4ssevsrsi having cured obstinate after every
O6hsr saiens had failed.
ODRERVE-Ask for LEROY'S FRENCH SPECIFIC
waish in bottles WITH full directions the Engsh
french languages. Price 81 bottle.
NOTiCE-Tbe genuine Specific formerly sold at No. s.
NAs,ag street Will in future be sold only at Dr. HARRIS
Drug Sers Of Broadway and Chan bers street.
York the OF SIKH and Market streets Phsdephis;
a,d at the of Charles and streets Baltimore
-Sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

SHOULD OLD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORGOT
ALL We who received signal benefit the hour need
n place your unknown Pretenders the heal
ing art.
been previously and sorey afflicted and have yor
been speedily and happily restored BY timely apYc te
the old established and well known Dispepsary OF DOCTOR
CARPENTER, No Peck sp-rus not the golden treasure
pour and health the tender OF the nrumeraele
ton More real isentailed to the victims Of ouaek
sold under seductive and imposing
descriptive than could possibly ensue from
the total neglect Of all remedies fact confirmed BY daily OBJ
with the their
complicated and often disease in their
Let the Cooler stick his astthe to his
VOCATION to his the auctoneer to his
hammer and the Attorney to his cient butt ch rejecting
wand transformed to Doctors will spura them With
the usual prices exoed at dollar the bottle shrouded
srus secrecy the scientific discovery Of an
Indian al the seduciIg low price OF hsU dollar Doctor
Offices admirably arranged for The con
at all hours his ratens and charges very reasonable
Dr. = CARPENTER, Graduate of Union College Licentiae
OF the ~ Y State Medical Society late Surgeon AZ Regiment
Infantry and for nearly 30 oIhs city
" B-Be particular the humber FOU X feck SIP neA
Pearl street. slI IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

MANGLES, MANULES-PkTCEs NEDTCED.
IMPORTANT 70 Hotel and Boarding House Keepers, and
L Fsmilies.-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the
public that they have hand and manufacturing their
Patent Mapzle which for utility and durability not to Be
surps>sed u labor sewing machine. entirely
cedes the sroning and rapidly puts b.sui goss
sheets table linen &c &c without the aid offse They
Be seen in operation at the City Hotel Peartres Hoase,
Athenssum and Carlton House.
n. B-A second hand Msngle Cor sale cheap
They sold al No. Little Green street. Liberty
street New Nork, where Messrs w. do all kinds Of
work and bell hanging, cheap be done in e city
slT TIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
VAPOR BATHS.

"A N ID "A i
7 p. CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED MEDYCA
y TED VAPOR BATHS removed from IS John street
to s2e Broadway opposite the City Hospital and
readiness 10 receive visitors No pains has been spared #
them make the both in the asies asd
ed exertons merit of the patronage II the
faculty and public which has been extended TO this
for he last fifteen The baths fro
O'Clock in the morning till nine at night Also bstks
and shower baths Portable baths the city
Brooklyn at five minutes notice Private batka
by the day week or month. Ey0
THE CENTERBA CORDiAL.-This is the name given 10
elegant Cordial which has been ieund efhcaeous
Naoes and other parts OF Italy for the
and preveIuos Of certain malades.
The has met with these countries and its inva
usLe and fsilg powers Tonic fully
offering the pubc the proprietor who has imported
q quantity direct from Italy for this purpose.
Ii s happy combination OF different herbs fJuna
mountains Of Abruyzi win and peysa
s.net all different ailments
aresus scidy lowness Of the SPIRITS aAd
ike short time produces comfortable
through the whole System restoring the appetite aud mpsrnE
renewed activity the BODY and ,gor 10 the mind In
WILSON'S antpg Mysteries, and other diseases il 10
also serveeabe producing instant and lasting
relief
Ii is before After meals Two tea spoons
fall miIsa h equal quality Of sugar aud Lalf wine
glass full OF dose for adult guam
Gty for young person IL may also be taken coffee
equal adv forming grateful and whole addition
that delightful The dose will be servceabLe
commissions fused make their
II sold ia handsome wicker baskets imported by NOR
ROGH COLNlLLt, iss Bleecksr street. sole az fer
North America. Price si,5O erbotue. as 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

ID r . II o r n Z
CONTINUES to be consulted esnndentiay at mis- ofhcs
" No Fulton street between Greenwich 81 and Broad
respectfully zppred that DR. Horne be-
legally bred the Medical profession the city Of Lon
practical member 9th said faculty Of physe
years sss the city Of New York His
tee being general he confines TO particular bransh Of
medicine which his profound attention His
very greahs success astonishing He eausns the
unfortunate sgans the Of mercury ans
ally mercurslxed Of life recent sfectops are without
mercury sew day. See your eases cradle.
ted patched The learned DR.. Buchan emphscsly
Married persons and about to he married
should be particularly cautions OF thos. Affections what
dreadful nhe ritsuce 20 transmit to posterity." -
Pes afflicted with protrsetsd and deporable need
or complete BY Applying to Dr. Horne
Of % ysarsin New frk city, established Dr.
Hsse character Of sterling honor, and based real
r.ssectabty and SKILL ID. II. offers his patrons
DR. Hornes Offices and paticats
contact Attendance snt hslfpsst nine oeloek IN
the evening.
sihsrunineuTaa padOr nalns uIesrG eeia."-Horscss
ltsh Epist.
Nosuers In unless poet paid All city be
handed "a.
s-Persons at writing thar and .neosns
q fee viii lave the remedy sent to order ais 3n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
A-ENT FOR
MOSLEH'S STEEL PENS.
ATTWATER, CHASE & CO. Sc Pines
s23 nearly opposite the new Custom House. New Yos

THE FARM Frs FUEL SAVER,
OR IMPROVED PREMIUM STOVE, FOR isao.-Tkis
" being the fret Of the subscribers make for
exclusive of WOOD IA cansructed peculiarly
vel principle beng SO arranged that air esnpe the
n so formed that the wood when burnt coal will slide into
hozontal opening under the front door, thus making
smallest qusbtity offu available by being brought into
mediate contact with the AR niers the stove roasting.
boiling baks be done with handful Of char
csa The front arranged that BY changing h. po,oR
Of the front door. IT forms shelf under which brong
be DONE and smoke euDeuc into the stove There
about the stove, part made to perform
useful purpose IL - not only the most easing stove in
appesrsnes bu, he lowest pic. stove compared with any
that will do equal amount OF ~sk Every stove retaed
warranted Tho attention Of country dealers IL
particularly called 70 this stove.
" in' J. l.. MOTT. 2s4 Water st. and 20 Bewery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

fTWINEs-200 bales Brdport manufsctory, comprising
complete assortment Of herring, gllnet brown Sail and
Seine Twine from 81 TO 90 lbs o superior quality and
light c?ors1 just received per late arrivals and for sale
feduced prices, BY : -
s25 FL Ssut hist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

| M y L A L N E w ).
nrmedh
feed who
offer the
all Ito
uLny. GomS do
id Cahmr eand Boche Anetnene stock of Casino Vest
verynch Satin Damaks haws, % edo
Alaretc Boz
French Woo Iaine,3 French
90 piesof Flael o a. &C -
epubicm ke ofhavag
from price
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
DOings in Congress.

Except the passage Of Bankrupt Bill in the
Senate, on Thursday, by vote Of 2l to 10, we
have nothing to record this week of any note.
The Sub-Treasury Bill is still the subject Of
debate in Committee Of the whole House; bu,
some expectation is manifested that an effort will
sosn be made to get il into the House, but it is
uncertain how it may succeed.
p. S. On Friday, a resolution was carried
in the House, by vote OF 1913. to 55, to take
the Sub Treasury Bill out OF Committee on
Tuesday, at ii O'Clock. 10 the mean time
each speaker was TO be restricted TO one hour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
General Assembly.

The Assembly adjourned at late hour on
Saturday night, TO meet at Bristol on the 4th
Monday in October. In our preceding col
umns will be found an account Of their proceed
ings. condensed from the report published in
the Providence Journal.
On the incidental debate which arose respect
ing the public lands, we have copied only the
remarks OF the Democratic members, in full, as
reported. (and they are exceedingly meagre-
not embodying one half that was said) We
have done this because we have not room for
the whole debate, and because the reasons
which induced the Democratic members to vote
against the Resolutions on the Public Lands,
that were passed at the January session. have
been most grossly misrepresented and lalsifed.
We wish that every freeman in the State coul Id
haze heard the debate as il occurred.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

the election of President as II 1t had never hap
pened. and maintained themselves in power by
usupation. They knew the physical power OF
the s,atues was against them; They feared that
a new convention would but extend the pracri-
cal influence ofthe Democratic principle; ; and,
after manifesting their contempt for all that is
popular in government. they contenied them.
selves with recognizing the Judiciary and fill
ing il with their creatures in the vain hope that
the life tenure fthe judges and their astuteness
of construction would form an efectual check
10 the Democratic influences which were every
where taking possession Of the Executive and
legislative powers Of the States as well as the
Union. Among the last official acts OF tile elder
Adams, was the appointment of numerous ju-
dieial officers 10 occupy situations which Fed
eralism had created for them in the last mo-
menls Of its powers.
The Republican party took possession OF the
reins Of power in 3Ol. The alien and sediiion
laws were repealed the newly raised army was
disbanded; the taxes and excises were abolish
cd the new judiciary system was overhrown.
notwithstanding the Federal doctrine. resolute-
" maintained, the life tenure of the Judges rem
dered II inyiol1be every thing WAS put on the
most simple and economical footing; the ma
iiona debt was gradually paid of, and the Ma
lional Bank was suffered to pass out Of exist
ence at the end of its chartered term, notwith-
standing the efforts of the federalists TO renew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
Democratic state Contention,

A Democratic State Convention assembled in
this town on Thursday evening the 25,h ult..
at which nearly every town was represented.
Gen. THOMAS F. CARPENTER, was
chosen Chairman, and JOHN ID. AUSTIN and
LEVI SALISBURY. Secretaries.
A committee Of three from each county was
appointed TO recommend to the Convention can.
didates for Electors of President and Vice Pres
ident. Whilst the committee we're absent for
that purpose, Mr.. ENNIS Of Newport, one oi
the Delegates to the late National Convention,
in compliance with a general call, addressed
the meeting. and gave a full account Of the
proceedings at Baltimore. He alluded to the
prospects of the Democratic party, in an elo-
quent and spirited manner, and elected the
frequent applause OF his audience.
T'he following resolution was passed.
Resol1ed, tha, this Convention cordially approve
the nomination of MARTIN VAN buren, for
the Presidency, by the national Democratic Con-
vention a, Baltimore.
The Committee reported the names Of the
following gentlemen, who were nominated by
the Convention, to compose the
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
HENRY BULL, of Newport.
JOHN D'WOLF, Of Bristol.
JESSE HOWARD, of Cranston.
THOMAS S, TAYLOR, Of S. Kingstown.
COL. Il. NJ. JOHNSON received the u
unanimous nomination of the Convention for
Vice President.
Messrs. Dorr, Ennis. and Scott were appoin-
ted Committee to prepare an address to the
freemen Of the State.
MIR. DoRR, Of Providence, made brief but
forcibe address and the Convention having
constituted Messrs. Dorr, Harris, Sisson, Bliv-
en. and Pearce, Committee to fill any vacan-
ces in the electoral ticket, adjourned sine die.
[34T We did not receive the official account o.
the proceedings in time to publish this week
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
COL. ATWEJT,.

Every democrat in the House, during the de-
bate on the motion TO send the resolutions on
the public lands, passed at the January session,
to the Governor of Connecticut, must have lis
tened with pleasure 10 the eloquent and power
iul speech Of Col. Atwell, OF Gloucester, on the
amendment offered by him, tn strike out from
the ID of those resolutions the apmadversion
IT contained upon the late Executive Of the I'm
ION. Nothing but the worst spNit Of party
could have resisted his strong aud stirring APP
peal to the patriotism Of the Wings, TO allow
the resolutions 10 be transmitted by a unan-
nous vote, by divesting them of every thing Of
party character But the Wings were evil
IDENTIFY more bent upon embarrassing their op-
ponents. than upon securing, on this great quss-
ton, the harmonious action Of the House.
Like the old Fsderalis,s. they go for their patty
first, and. perhaps, for their sountry alter
wards
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01
GEORGIA.

A great Convention Of the Union and State
Rights party will be held a, MilIsdgsvilIe. on
the Fourth of July. Every County in the State
will probably be represented there. An ora
tion is TO be delivered on the occasion. by NJ.
HALL McALLIsrER. Esq. Of Savdnnah.-s
leading friend of the Administration, aud gen.
tleman OF distinguished ability and eloquence.
Mr.. Senator Talimadse dared to give public
assurance that Georgia would go for Harrison
he nigh, as well have guaranteed to him all the
South.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

a Faet for Office .Scekcs.-The New ioik
Sunday Atlas says -" II all the labor and cap
ital employed for the past five years IN tbs
State. an seeking office. had been sSprnd' I N
raising potatoes. the product would have been
much greater. and the public good promoted
III a fsr CHER degree
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

Forged Biography Of Mr.. Ian Baren.-We
did not know until recently that the federal man
ayers had forged life of Mr.. Van Buren,. and
attributed it to Professor Holland. the author
of the authentic biography. But we now learn,
from member Of Congress. that he eneouR-
tered this spurious production during his last
canvass in kentucky for Congress. One of the
tribe ol travelling harranguers employed by the
ledcral'sis, while trayersins Col. Johnson's old
district, read some very disreputable passages
from book purporing to be a life of Mr.. Van
Bureu. by Professor Holland. in the presence
OF the present representative from that district.
he detected the imposition. and the emissary OF
the federal party attempted to excuse himself
by declaring that he was totally ignorsnt Of the
fact the volume he used was a counterfeit OF
the real life OF Mr. Van Buren by Hollssd.
We hnd iron an Illinois paper, that the fed
eral prints IN that distant state. are nov ventur-
ing to quote from he false publication, to eoun-
tenanee their iabrieations against the President
The democratic press every where should unite
IN exposing this 'rand. to pu, the public on he
euard.-Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

ANsIvrRsARr or ST. JonS-This day was
celebrated at Pawtuckei. by the Masonic Fra
terniiy with unusual .plendor. The coneourse
was larger than has been known for a number
ol years great many were present from
Boston. The oraiion was delivered by the
Rev. Paui Dean. after which above five hun.
dred sat down to dinner where the good cheer
was enlwened ny ait aud song aud sentiment.
aud every thing passed of IN the hsrriest man
nef- Plor. Iaaraal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

o. Geo. Rivers, Es1. is to deliver the Ora
ion 10 Protidtnee on the ith luly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-01

But IN The event OF an nsupa,ion, was de.
cided with those who were determined no, to
permit IL. Because, that precedent once set
would be- artdcialy reproduced, and end in die
taor. Virginia was brushing up. believe"
''li was the certainty Of resort to arms, aud
hot only, and not any respect for the rights or
viii Of the people. which deferred the Federal
party. on that memorable occasion from treating
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
THY REaUEsT.1
ABIDING GRTZ0R


From an .aUnf In Erelend 10 her NspAeIr.
DEAR NEPHEw:-I have not written
to you since the last before now. because
we bad moved from our former place Of
living, and did not know where a letter
would find you; but now with pleasure
take my pen 10 inform 700 Of The melan-
choly news Of the very sudden death OF
our only living uncle Fitzpatrick, who
died suddenly last week after lingering
illness Of Eve months. The poor man
was in violent convulsions the whole
time OF his sickness. laying perfectly quiz
et and speeehiess, all the while taking 10.
eohershlly and calling for water. had
no opportunity Of informing you Of his
death soonsF, except ] had wrote you
By last post, which was OF two days be-
fore be died, and then you would have
postage 10 pay. ! am at . loss 10 tell
What his death vas oecssioned by, but
fear Z was brought on by bis last SICK.
ness, soF ae was never well ten days to-
getheT during the whole time Of bic con-
6nemeht, and believe his aiekness was
oecssiooed by bis eating too much Of
rabbits, stuffed with peas and gravy, OF
peas add gravy stuffed with rabbits, I
can't tell vhich, bot be that as Il will, ne
1000 as be bFeathed bis last. The doctors
gave over so hopes Of bis recovery.
need not tell you any thing about bis
age, FOE you well know that IN December
neat be would have been - years old
lacking ten months, and had be lived iill
then be would have been just six monlbs
dead. His property now devolyes 10 bic
next Of kin, who sll died some time ego.
90 that expect Il will be divided Be-.
tween us, add you know bic property
Was s0mething fonsideFsbls; foE be bad
fine estate which be sold TO pay be
dsbls. and the remainder be lost on Z
horse race; bpiit wa The opinion 81 ever
body a sh1 Tins, that a. zouid have wos
the race, II The hoses be ran sgaiasi bed
nof been TOO fast foF bin. sever say a
man Esd TIE doctors 81 taid 60. that %.
served directions. and took msdicine BET
Ter ihan be did; be bad a. lief drink gro.
81 a. vine. II Il only bed he same iasis
aud would &c soop take jalap ns eat bssl
sisak. u it only bad Ire SANE relish
Bot poor soul be ell never eai % dFiah
mogs, and nov you have not . liviog fe.
lsiion u tie world e1cepi myself end
your iwo eouEihs Who wsfs killed in ihs
lest Esf ! cart a1Fii on This moufn.
Got fnb|fl cod shall seal ny letter viii
black t'iag wax, snd pot On x you
Hncia's ssi a Aims, % beg you not 3,
bseak - ssai when 500 optt TIE letter
and doat sren "a until three e lour day
alief goa receive a 81 Whieh tine sos
vii ~ prepared l ibs soli 80 lieiaes
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
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Light Is thy sp,rii, thou blooming boy,
With the bounding step and the glance Of 10Y,
And gay - The laugh Of thy sister fair,
As she filings back the eurls OF her sunny hair;
stranger might pause thy sports TO see,
And smile on the picture Of health and glse
But view Thy eIadness n deep distress,
For morn the fate Of the Motherlcss.
Thou hast kissed hat mothcr,s elay-cold cheek
Thou knowst thar her accents kind and meek
Can cheer not thy Iisicning ear again;
Ihoa hast joined the gloomy funeral train,
And my tears have flowed DER the silent dead
sut fhose tears were hanished as soon a. shed
o. die infsn, heart is slow 90 guess
The roes in store Cor the Moiheriess.
Thy father loves ihee. bat earthly cares
spread In his way their engroSsing SHARES,
he tolls fer Thee In the worlds vasi mart,
Dut he only gives thre share OF his heart;
lhers are nons 70 point ont ny badding charms;
Or 70 piscr thee fondly In his arms,
And his passing visit and brief caress
Can hiile profit the Moiherless.
But thy childish glee Is blessed boon,
The knoviedge Of i'll win come all too soon
Thou shalt tread In studys rugged vays,
fet welcome no fnnd familiar praise
Thou must not paint in Thy dreams Of bliss,
The elasping arm or the thrilling kiss;
home indeed thou win still possess.
Bot dear is the home OF the MotAeriess.
When the aai,eriog world shall Thy steps invite
Io it, aowery paths and iis halls Of light,
Thou viii not The precious safeguard bear
Qf gcnfie motlsers whispered prayer
These bowers shalt perish. that light decline,
AID The panes Of bliEhicd hope be thine;
Bat Who ahall pity Thy souls disiressl
There are few 10 feel Tor the MOtherless.
I may DOT ne fearful storms alIay,
That darby 1breaten the future way.
can bat pray that heavenly arm
May kindly shield thee from wrong and harm
o turn, dear children, TO One above.
Hia mercy is more than human love,
And his power can even sooihe aud bless
The thorny pain OF the Motherless.