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BANKRUPT BILL:

We frequently refer to the action Of
Congress, upon this Bill, because we con-
slider it very important subject, and de-
sire to see the National Legislature exer.
else the authority vested in 1t, by the
Constitution, that of "establishing uni
form system of bankruptcy" That pro.
vision of the Bill which embraced Banks,
has been stricken out. A motion 10 strike
out the compulsory clause failed by vote
l7 yeas-27 nays. A motion wss subse.
quently made to lay the Bill on the table,
which also failed; yeas l6-nays 20. The
indications, therefore, are strong, that the
Bill will pass the Senate. We regret to
see so much opposition as is manifested
in some quarters, against measure cal
culated as we believe. to produce such
happy effects.
The Charleston Mecery in mentioning
Mr.. CALuouN's speech on this Bill, says
he opposed it, as was TO have been expec-
ted of State Rights man. We confess
ourselves at loss to perceive what pris.
ciple of State Rights would be violated
in the carrying on, by;Congress, ofa clear
aud undisputcd grant by the constitution.
1t is not one Of those general welfare"
questions, upon which serious doubts
may arise, but is distinct and unequive.
cal grant Of power. The Constituted
says; Congress shall have power to es.a-
.blish uniform laws on the subject Of Bank
rupscies throughout the United States"
We think that the time has arrived, when
i. is expcdient for Congress 70 exercise
this important power, and in this matter.
we can we'll imagine that difference Of
opiuion nigh, arise, bu, how the passage
Of Bankrupt law would affect che rights
of the States, we are at a loss to conceive.
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State of South Carolina,
KERsHAW DISTRICT.
a: .' :: 9 s:''.. :; :: ".''''' Bail Sum. Pro:
s,m. y, Bail Sum- Pro-

WYHEREAS, B. c. Smith who is in the
w custody Of tho Sheriff of kershaw
District, by virtue Of the above stated ca.
ses, at the suit and instance Of the said M.
e. r. HALEY, has filed, in the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of the said District, q
schedule Of all his Estate, and also his pc.
tition praying that he may be admitted to
the benefit Of the act Of the legislature en-.
titled an act to establish the bounds of the
several districts or counties in the said
State on his complying with the requisi-
tions Of the said act,
Notice is hereby given to the plaintiffs
or their attorney, to appear before George
Q. M'Intosh. q. U: and Commissioner Of
Special Bail, on Friday the nineteenth Of
June, to shew cause, If any they can, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be heard and granted. ~S
GEO. @. MCINTOSH, c. c.f.
June 9, 1910. prs. fee %
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we have received during The past week
Our prose articles are not few either,
and if the merits our paper are to be
Judged by the number and variety Of con-
tribu,ions, we will not "knock under,"
either to the "Brother Jonathan or the
,.New World" mamrnoths though they be.
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may be the instruments Of producing an
honorable rivalry amongst our fellow sol.
diers who may belong to the Beat.
A AY0LUNTEER.
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Tau LADIES CoxrAxtox.-.TAs June

THB LADIES CoxrANtox.-Me June
number Of this handsome publication has
come to hand: The artists employed in
its establishment, have done themselves
great credit. The engravings "Mary Of
Mantus," and the plate of summer fash.
ions" are fine specimens Of the Arts
The contents are, as usual, good and en-.
tirely original. Our old friend DANIELS.
is contributor to this work; his article,
"Death on the Pale Horse; or the story
OF the White Mare" isimarked by his pc.
culiar vein Of humor.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Niator," "Fumife ""Juuenis," "A.
G." and "R." shall appear next week.
We think we have seen "Anna =" be-
fore.
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Legal decision.-The Supreme Court
of Missouri has decided that an assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors, which
stipulates that they shall receive such divi.
dend as the assignment makes in full sa.
tisfactiox of their claims, and that the
debtor shall be released on the payment Of
that, is null andpoid.
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FOR Tnl JOURNAL.
~AsswER TO IorAs EMoHA-CAxDfs Ds,1rNo
SocIErY.
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Notice.
ALL persons indebted 81 note. bond, or
open account, to Wm. Nixon, deceased,
are requested to make immediate payment;
and all persoas having claims, We reques-
ted TO render them In according 70 law, 70
either OF the subscribers. N
PRISCILLA NIXON, EXTx.
VIM. B. PARKER, I p.,.
J. b. WINN, h
Macon, June 2.
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1t has been visely asserted that "men
arc but monkies of larger growth" lack.
ing only q certain interesting appendage
(which the refinement of modern idiom
has latterly dubbed "1y disperser") to
make the resemblance perfect. We are
not decided in Our opinion upon the merits
ofthis comparison, but are every day
more convinced of the truth "that man
is an imitatirc animal" Indeed If we
had ever had doubts with respect to this
now lucid truth, they must long since
have fed before the testimony of our edi-
.orial experience for few months past.
Il is only necessary to "set the fashion" !"
and forthwith the multitude follow. We
huve been led to thess sage reflections,
upon looking over the favors of our
numerous correspondents. Time was,
when our humble Journal could not boast
Of solitary " Poet"-now we have files Of
poeticat contributions, so numerous in fact,
that we are forced to decline numbers OF
them weekly; for unless we were to issue
an extra sheet, it would be impossible to
present them all to the public.
The rage for rhyme is still rife. but we
think j. is about to be supplanted BY that
Of Enigma's, judging from the number
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

ITO THE LADIES.-Mrs. BIRD very respectfully informs
the ladies OF New York and females
nges give advice and prepare her popular and cacioa
happy that treatment has given
to the patients who relied
professional abilities Mrs. b. has felt herself
dertakng the responsible Office of Female Physician
from long and the
tails of Europe from the instruction and of eminent
deal gentlemen and scientific knowledge of the
tiu structure of the human frame which
render the unbnshng pretensons and decoyng
adventures totally useless highly
Single and married ladies rely with confidence her skill
and maternal socude Female Physician. However dis
tresing be their complaints her medical requirements will
be found adequate to the exgency of the short she
grounds this notice to the Ladies the successful results
thorough MEDICAL education and just reliance the APP
pointed means" of mparng health and
happiness all those who may honor her with conf
dence.
Residence of Mrs BIRD, Is Oliver street, where she
pared to accommodate Ladies the point of confinement
to amser medicines for all which liable
Secrecy inyioable lac
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
Nc. 223.
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASES.

ON CERlAlN DELICATE DISEA8ES
be eoasulted heretofore at his residence, Coarandt
Aware Of tie entertained of that class
lie diseases of whom are s u IN ' ALMOST po
every paper consider duty give the following state.
Beside. the as Graduate Of Edinburgh and Menu
author esprs ON e diseases s S Sre Al fF 5h
ay also testimonial inc letters from the most eminent
m Msw ~ york sls and DR. Ps of which letters
of rank and e%afnce in his profession should his
50 easily however, housandth part Of the
'Ss''l Xpd sfeTs v cn s pre
dpd many of them ." a 1 Of sac we" nature aS eo 20
ta ons ssebs not indeed e the gePea fine
MdS not a aO so Sy y%1a dormant il he
With regard to the immediate train of evils, perhaps
Sssrnss eotTe oi drops or box of pills for the in
these remedies were good such the
n thai sS sE Sssn ssns S Gsis
se &al EeUs % Gas be have or IN another
@ Dss mq sI py to me For afflicted with
others venerea REMEDIES proper only IN Eonerrb@a
while not few had been deceived entirely
were neither one nor the other but totally different and
finest field for EnsveSy hat a of se %as
@ %eh omam sOed ar P for ps or ops
& Sr 5a PSee, While to return again
n @Sne the ts better on Now every real
cure srcture and yet if properly understood may most
easily aud speedily be removed do scrupe affirm that
many structures be cured many they
ested years before. - -
To any of common prudence, therefore would say
II these remarks JUST land appeal the most emf
S a n sG pssn Of should for hs r%h how
and talent of the whom he with such
For the convenience of those distance well those
who wish 70 treat their the
private have conved very little chest with The
TREATsE fitted in the lid which every theory
necessary Tor the of these complaints That gonor
Sea beside the medicine contains also my Patent Pocket
syringe with ingredients for making the
of which So That for the Venerea containing than
enough for the OF ordinary case Sl0 the chest
little larger containing thing necessary for the
both complaints, is SIS
With respect to the little patent Syrnges which cannot
here describe, who has properly
credit ITS convenience and utility. And indeed with regard
10 the intrinsic value of the chest uniformly does
the most sangune expectations, that engage ii any
fail to do and returned immediately the price shall
instantly refunded.
New York sIa-tf '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

RRANDRETH'S PILLS.-A Vegetable and Universal Me-
properly peserered WITH cure in every form Of the
1sn the Ro 20 Of ri s
IMPURlTY or IMPERFECT circulation ofthe BI oQD,
& sa %srs
standing and in when other remedy had been
In a cases Pain Weakness whether be chronic
from constitutional or from some imnedia cause
whether il be from Internal external injury, it will be cured
Sr%e iPf USE iss No in begin
Of Fad % and be
than to send for Doctor and be bled bstsred and sail
be TO have months miserable weakness, and only one
SSs st as ha
hSS pate
IRON me e9untenance how he rembles in
P PsFssq s sSss; l S
R HysR h% s.1 H Mercury $%d
gG% % 3 %sgt S the ss I'D
sad remainder of his existence This called curing Shocking
Ssf Vs F@ h ss i sG a
AID , serene bis eye f SPARKLING with the feeling
rose without any injury being sustained BY his constitution
reeover e attach BECAUSE be s SScd
old impure fluids the so s he nss pSSea AWAY the
IS n9 a borne down by useless PARTICLES but has renewed his life
no Tas P @ Ss of with Pills
the and S%oss of e 5oo OR ose e
which cause impede the functions Of the liver
settle the muscles produce rheumasm; or, upon the
G1 n, or upon the iatstns eostiyensss The lining
Of disorders melancholy to the sufferer all who
Yes purgng humor from the body is the true cure for
o %are sea and 1s 0% of this
extending itss it becoming known and more
The by pung may depend upon the laws which
WSaee tends a ap pr %l be
tends putreaction therefore the necessity of
When constant exercise cannot be used FROM ANY
the OCCASIONAL use Of opening medicine is ALSO
fouSIAIss OF LIFE kept free from those impurities
morbid 1 Sm ns1 THU
is nature which thus assisted through the
Ne% York are No. a Broadway
streets.
CASES OF CURE.
cases cure solely BY Brandrehs vegetable Universal Pills.
On M ali % peSss Si B BE os To
S M s't c seSf a Tsy a1 Brcon for fourteen
Gsd an n, Ssts Sa ssn5 e % m e her
ing medieqss made Of bu of avail until he
Brandreh Pills were used-whch, ~ CIV mouths, made per
ectd, and never been ADVERTISE ore although have
"t GosTiyESEss, ERUPTION OF THE SKIN AND
naa am Eastui Fsh Of New London
Of SIX years and has been SO as 70 reduce him to skin and
of the SHY JOAN during whaling voyage had
just returned being obliged leave every thing his
sometimes for days together Having seen
who had received benefit from Brandreth Pills he
with them months back for time previous he only
weighed s6 lbs and the 10th of March, his weight
lbs and much altered 10 other respects for the better
his friends hardly know him. Although perfectly cured he
occasionally takes the Pills. aud seermned consdcra
hon TO be without them for the future lie strongly
nends them all and especially to seaaring and all
those who long the best medicine they
His dose twelve Pills time
he having always remembered that it the purng which
10
The above is the positive truth.
dl-eod2m ERASTUS FISH, of New London.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
BEWARD OF IMPOSITION.
no steals my purse, steals trash
But lac who hlches from me my good name,
Rols yps most viii aipnualy -
pEINE's ORRIs TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing,

pElNE's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing preserv-
ing aud beautying teeth, received the al
the recent Fair of the American Institute.
TINS unequalcd dentrice gives the Teeth clean and
a whenes and removes and every appe Of
tartar; also improves the color of the lips guns pre-
vents and heals all ulcers of the mouth progress
ness To the breath.
O. The best article that know of cleansing preserv-
ing and beautiiyn the teeth, is Penes Or Tooth Paste
gives 10 them clear and peary wteness and mpars
peculiar and most graei sweetness TO the breath We
daily commend II to the attention OF readers especially
iL''-Lqdies' Mag
The unprecedented celebrity which this most excellent art
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained, under its original Of
Orrs Tooth Paste has induced unprncped
to make base count t preparations under Names OF
which beware for they probably prove highly injurious
the teeth aud be compared with the
than hyperion Satyr The original article has the
lac smile of the inventor aud proprietor g. w Peine
the label, without which Il is not genuine
For sale only at the Bazaar 73 Broadway Guon Broad
way; H. Hart VI. ID. Broadway and Hudson
Howe Guon. Chatham 81; +. VI. Guon Bowery; J.
l.. Scirin, n Canal and Henry of Pike
Again-Beware Of Counerfeits eod3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

.CRtTIFICATION OF PAssIoN-The consequences Of
witch are Frequently too long neglected Those th-s
fortunate are oauond against guping down quack
sc they know what a them; and advised 10 call At the
Medica Dispcnsary, 81 West Broadway, where they may
rightly under and their disease and receive the proper
~ suited To their constitution In certain tonabe dis
eases no pay required not for medicine, until perfect
cure " performed MI diseases Of the SKIN, pustlar
tons, ulcers rheumatic and secondary
pulls, warranted 20 be curedno matter how long
Wilder complaints cured IN from 10 days All chronic
diseases eectuay cured and without This mineral
thoroughly eradcated from the system, IN new mild and
expeditions way Calls attended 60 part city
Charges moderate and cures warranted " directions a fol-
lowed The motto is-cure cruelire. Don't forget
numbers West BrUsdwsv door from Murray strer'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
WORMS, PILEsAND LIVER COMPLAINT CURED

w Read aud reflect!
Dr. Bandre,b: sr-Aboui two ands half since, aee
aeHy came across an adS.s%sg concerning yoar Ysge
hrving been often imposed upon by newspaper Pus"
been i@ s Hss q, aSd had had for S,
every popular me deine and had te best medical advice,
box agent she TOOK according Your printed
boses (she continued to feel good effects taken
the the nth boy disappeared when
and was nthltd,y laid up with Distressing
psthe newt morning uey operated freely, but what WIS our
srsrise e behold she PISSED Ee kno Of hard sshy sub
e sad she iti per, NJ separate on discharge and
the large tape also expelled from
and my child y years cid TO WHOM we gaze your pills and
siS 10 HsSs. "Iens he child now sSecsa, health and
Is years as she nov enjoys from taking yours pills she for
sole and attend of orseycn person, with ease must
believe the sole of her restoration health by
e1c.' ese Ge s sg s Sss % myself
Shen one o. two doses Sf two or three s a. have
rey removed thai Lqrrid disorder from esteem your
and have witnessed others s most beneficial and PER
only have so the terrible s' elects " s soSS S
a bought 0 and 4" .s% Ss% @ 1ss Ss p
LSsfpori' ny, Oct rsth is 5st''' ~ "ooOhoAl
sTXNDTSg, By BRtNDREfH's PfissHA lady u
& and mech were an.eey Soe6 Who was he Observed
liose Of sensitive minds. similarly affected can nssne@
Thus pain and misery resulted from dreadful ERYslPELAs
face which oftsntmes extended
Every phy stefan Of skill applied TO. and remedy
upon remedy used without aOring than
lief For years she thus ormented and often pray
ed for death 10 finish her misery At this period lady Who
had derived much benefit fum Drdrcths Pills similar
desired that trial might be- made Of their efficacy When
they had been used about trce months perfect
producedhus proving again, that purify ING the body with
ihese celebrated Pills produces without, doubt perfectly
healthy state Of the fluids, and consequently Erys
as For that unfortunate complaint altogether depends UPON
the Acrimonious state Of the Blood, and therefore purify
the Blood. the discas-.
This Lady - since married.
Reference given Mrs Booth Dr. Brandreth agent in
Brooklyn ~ Fulton st. who will refer highly respectable
lady ~ Johnson street who will give all further particulars
Dr. Brandreths Offices in New York Principal 2u Broad
way, near the City Halls also, 27s Bowery,
BE careful you deceived by the Agerne Drug Store
Of Houston at aud the Bowery west side OF The Bowie
~ Never forget that druggists universally deal
felt articles, and especially IN Counterfeit Brandrrth
Plis They the square, they breathe
atmosphere; they would die They
swine they thrive best There
orable exceptions 10 this rule But nevertheless pr
chase II druggist when Brandrcth Pills.
forget that The genuine Pills will fail sustain their
high character and the will injury
Read n another part OF this paper COUNTERFEIT Bran
drcth Pills.
2n Broadway as Boweryi and les Hudson IT. being my
only Offices, the medicine cannot fail 60 be genuine there
die-eod2m y. BRANDRETH, VI. d. 2ti Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
THE STUDY OF
B O O X X f + p | n G.

Cedar street, near Broadway.
90 G. G. MARSH Accountant, continues give Practi-
cal Lessons in this branch of ed
ucaop Also open close and adjust accounts and write
up books.
The Of instruction through which the pupil passes
thoroughly praciea and the good capacity who de-
votes about three weeks the study will be qualified keep
correctly and elegantly the accounts Of any business.
PrOspectuses, with terms, TO be had at the rooms.
4. &. MARSH'S WORKS,
Introduced in New York Public Schools.
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping, Simplifedr
standard work, eighth edition, 200 pages svosi as
The Art of sngle Entry Bookkeeping by the
PRODUCTION Of Proof balance 100 pages, syoT5 cents
"a Lecture she study OF Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet" neat pamphlet, - pages, i2mo.-Is cents.
meod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

no TIE PUBLIC-We call the special attention of the
public TO Tho Inducements held out BY SINISTER Co.
Sc Broadway for investing IN real estate situated N New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the David
Hale Of the Journal Of have good
knowing that the affair IN question the entire conf
who have doubts 10 call sylvester who de-
srous Of giving the most full aud perfect satisfaction in
ply 10 any Inquiries made. je1'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

C,AUTIoN-The American Physician, ~ West Broadway,
the public there v imported quackcy about his
disnsary He offers his professional services TO those that
dislike 20 be humbugged and will attend TO all calls he may be
favored WITH IN o the city and be confidential
consulted At his office, West Broadway III. object to
No vile suhtergc will he rsored to- usually pracsed
by luacks Charges moderate aud patients cured cruel
ked In certain dsese OF long standing, will be
qurc until perfect effected Those wishing 10 obtain
medicine for their depend getting the right
Mind at 81 West Broadway door above College Park
ia30-Im~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

GERMAN SILVER of every sire in sheets aud wires also
vs. '''''''' r. j. sEixAs, ia Water st.
Who has aso for sale Copper and Bass Sheet Zinc speer
Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate, Sc for approved
commodatinr terms. Ia23-im'wWSM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
HORRID DEPRAVITY.

GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERs have nearly
mixture OF asys' Linimeni.
Tie genuine warranted perfectly harmless eectus
Never hay the article unless il have the written signature
COMSTOCk& co. ON the splendid wrapper.
Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS.
r. SThe true Hays Lniment warranted to Piles and
Rheumatism, in all cases, pay taken Tor II.
Sold at No. Fletcher Pearl and Maiden
lane, New York, by CONSTOCK &CO,
Wholesale Druggists.
Sold AT the medicine stores in Broadway East Broadway.
Bowery, liudson Canal, Greenwich aud Grand streets
i,1.3 Am ode
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
PASSPORTS BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS.

RAssFORD's BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS, en-.
~ trance Ann street and Joins the Museum Broadway.
More thar hy old fshond Tables have given way IN & city
leaving but few others IN the except Bassors Gum asc
Spring steel and improved Cloth Cushons they much
rredby the amateur and certificates Of their excellence can be
shown from all the great the PoNy ne beng en-
gagged Nv opposition factor Purchasers and play are IA
vitcd TO try them above.
NB.-Bliard Cloths, Balls, &c, fnr sale usual a2sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

NOTICE Of application FOR the exemption Of debtors per
son from inprsonment pursuant 70 the provisions of the
fifth article Of the first title Of the fifth chapter Of the
cond part Of the revised statutes. WILLIAM =. PAR
ROTT Notice first published January Soth $780, Creditors
20 appear before The Honorable Robert IT, Norris Recorder Of
the city Of New York No Nassau street IN said city at half
past socock in the forenoon Thursday the ninth day Of
April NEXT Ja3o-iawThiosw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

OR Y. ARNOULT has resumed the practice Of Surgery
~ and Medicine in New York. Office Of Broadway
and HAMMERS street oce hours from II to D and in the
evening, al O'Clock. jaao-iw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04
GRANpJEAN's MEDICINAL
III A | II

COMPOslTlON the only cure for Badness DandriH Grey
Hair and all disease. o the scelp No Barclay street two
doors from Broadway " BAH respectable ply sicans. la
dies end gentlemen IN the city attest the merit Of the
position. ia7 M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-04

DIR HULL,S RADICAL CURE OF RUPTgREs.-Ohce
- Nesey street AstOr HouseA Surgeon of rs
tce constant attendance Guarantees of radical
given all Of reducbe rupture the strength and cons
tutoaa health Of the patient being otherwise unimpared
With proper adap, ,on Dr. Huls Truss s perfectly TO
tain the rupture without the least danger the patient
the slightest Interruption 10 exercise or business.
Andapce Lven in private houses when required at and
after o'clock, BY the office surgeon.
" B-Paens cautioned against trusting to spurious in
yrntions advertised improvements upon Huls
None unless they bear the signature of AMOS O.
the only office w New York u the original
House. a30eody