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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

Dr.PE
class have regular
but thew few indeed He therefore all
Individuals who under rtain delicate diseass
the remains OF those diseases which stll lurking the
systems of mall practice to geek
cut one those who regular graduates and in
whom thew could place confidence He cautions them
medical preeRders, inexperienced boys and puf mong
Eneugas said relative to Dr. troyoss qualca ions
previous This notice Will not therefore hi up news
which he performed
and he any fattsrng which he has received, but will
.ery affirm upon the honor of gentlem he
Medicine and Surgery and has heret fore
his profession in many Of this city His Office
street. Of stone street. wh lac be
found from O'Clock in the morning. II O'Clock night
Office closed the sabbath No Bread Corner Stone
street J.fHONCST, NJ. ID.
MN B-The Doctor hopes that tsose individuals who
are unfortunately afflicted with the above mentioned diseases
will longer conn- call 70 the various mixtures,
6cs bottles boxes drops pills. sc. at 81 EACH until and
sometimes 90 dollars worth might be without
forming perfect cure but that they will call upon
ar physician call upon Dr. Provost Broad street.
Of where eectusiy cured and that
for half less than charged by other physician
di I'm.
HAWAIIAN BREWERY IN M WARK, n. 1.-THE su.
psor pure Ale brewec in the German style in the above
Establishment of j. r. Warburg ready for sale ia bbls
or half bbs for family use, also in shipping order
Apply at WILLIAM WAIt0uhG
dVlm' 1851 Fulton St, opposite St Paul's Church.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

CHARLES TYING.
SHIP AND COMMISSIONS AGENT: -HaI:4M5
Proeures reig Charters and attends ali business con-
pected with vessels. d. ems
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

CtONFECTIONARlES,W HOLESALE AND RETAIL:
" JOHN BRADEN respectfully informs his patrons and
friends that he has his old and wen known
which lately undergone cradle
mens making superior 10 other Of the kline IN This
Canal street. where the manufacture OF nectone
all It's various ranches executed and prepared
SUPPLY faH lies and Dealers city eoantry with every
article line such Quantities they be pleased TO
may not be for Braden here to
wis may favor him with their ORDERS that his msnufac
he fully equal to those Of any other establishment
will be sufficient for those who have become
with hrs Ice Creams and know their established
safe that the VT OF his articles Will be
the PARTICULARLY which have
ed FOR his Creams the marked favor they enjoy.
conclusion j. g. woAld tender his eful seknow ledg
meats for the he hs received frem liberal public
and trusts thai his fstsre efforts to deserve continuance of
TIE will net be unavang misdirected Also Toys
for tbs odsys Orders sent to part Of the city
expe dill Inn
CARL KING the well known and celebrated Ladies Hat
~ Manufacturer aud Bonnet maker to Her Majesty the
Queen England respectfully informs the ladies' his friends
ard Ia public that he has sddsh to his
fashionable srd complete silk
hstsan elegant assoment Of Paris ribbons, flowers every
char aeter ostrich aud willow feathers OF the most beautiful
and msguee The subscriber haters himself
that all the goods above will be found Of the
quality and Of the most reasonable price.
oI7-3n CARL KINGS Canal and III Division st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

THE proprietor respectfully informs Ms friends. and the
public that he still at the above named place.
and will there through the winter that the best Of
liquors, wmkey pune es, &c can always be had.
The spleudid Russian seamshis cs war eng at but
short disi from the Garde Gentleman wsog to view
lsnat street feJry.
jersey City, Dec. 5.h 1919,
DIS m* LYNCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
PARTIES PARTIES !! PARTIES y!

To Ladies giuing Parties this Winter.
WILLIAM REID 80 Hudson street Informs TIE Ladiss Of
New York and W vicinity that he has redue the prices
OF his goods suit the tines and will supply them with the
following articles equal to establishment in the city, for
cash. -
Calves feet Jelly, rs cents PER quart
Ice Cream, rs cents per quart
Charlotte de russo 81 per quart.
Pyramids Fl ION 81 SO to STA.
PLAN Cake IS cents per Id.
variety eff ali kin2s OF Notices.
ara i'm. Don't forget 50 Hudson ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Gate Mrs YoHEs) No. 10, South
Sixth Street hadep oIened under the super
attendance of the subscriber and ready for the reception of
travellers, So thtrn aud Westrn merchants, SC.
The central stsats of hi, Hotel renders ofthe
most eligible ia the ciy, AID that will be noted for
Illness, good accommodation aad reasonable charges
ALEXANDER QUINTON.
B. few sentee Boardcrs can be accommodated with
single
A good ordinary every day at two O'Clock. osem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

A MUSEMENTS-J.C G. CALLS WASHINGTON BOW
~ LING SALOON, "a Brosdway.-The subscriber has
hed npa Bowling saloon der Keller end Pines, with three
Alie4 aud Seula Board, be surpas ed
the city Gentemea Of The city and country will find this
veiy convenient place Or amusement attention will
DO paid TO those who wish to The Bar will
always be stored with the best Of Wines No betting Of money
allowed
~ Gentlemen wishing to learn the game will eYpe-
Fenced gamekeepers to teach them. so3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

DVANCEs-Lissrai advances nsas a0 roT sgHmSTf7 q
u ANDREWS * BROTHERS,
Nstc Orleans.
And to T.. L. ANDREWS & CO,
Mobile
By JLANDREws d BROTHERS.
SIN 50 Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

ltlsEIelsl .zlSlnyLX lancet however long staadls
s->->.=s-@-.D by Nrs.MOTT the csl~ srssd
| Fe-1sle Physician. Zee advertisement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

with imperinence or rudeness; when
ladies complain of being frequently
annoyed in any such way, it is a SURE
sign that their own department is faul!
ty. SelEpossession and self-relisnce
are the result of a well disciplined
mind and cultivated manners; and .
person possessed of them, will always
be equal to the occasion; their looks
alone are sufficient to repress irls6-
lence. IL a slight impertinence pro-
duces a great deal Of agitation and
embarrassment, a temptation is fels d
see how a greater liberty will be borne,
aud therefore, II you cannot 50 IA
iiifngs, Is % meet such thing in a calm
and digniied manner, you had better
not venture out without the protection
of your mother, or some elderly friend.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
A

An eminent clergyman one evening be-
came the subject of conversation, and a
wonder was expressed that he had new
er married. "'That WONDER" said Miss
p, "was once expressed to the reverend
gentleman in my hearing, and he told
me a story, in answer, which l will tell
you: and perhaps, slight as it may seem,
it is the. History of other hearts as SEN
tive and delicate as his own. Soon af-
syef his s9n5f aGlniah5lo1 Tor he EpIresTaseHh%sds once
London. Among his auditors, from
Sunday to Sunday, he observed a
young lady, who always occupied a GER
tain seat, and whose close attention be-
gan insensibly to grow to him an object
OF thought and pleasure. She left the
church as soon as service was over, and
it so CHANGED that he went on for a year
without knowing her name: but his SER
mon was neve written without many
a thought how she would approve 1t,
nor preached with satisfaction unless
he read appreciation in her face. Grad
ually he came to think of her at other
times than when writing sermons, and
to wish to see her on other days than
Sundays; but the weeks slipped on; and
thougl, he fancied that she grew paler
and thinner, he never brought himself
10 the resolution either to ask her name
or to seek TO speak with her. BY these
silent steps, however, love had worked
into his heart; and he made up his mind
to seek her acquaintance and marry
her, when one day he was sent for TO
minister at a funeral The face OF tbe
corpse was the same that had looked up
to him Sunday after Sunday, I'LL he
had learned to make it a part ofhis re-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
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4, r,F,e 81 he route Sl,75. with dednciions IN
H ,,.s dg3 cruis Il paid IN advance In cash
IA. subscription viii be iakea FOR less than piH
"a, sales. pad ~ advance. And no paper will
ktraa,rnocd asui afielrages are paid, unleSs the
-, ekooscs 90 TO do.
larsr,ass on the ussll liberal terms. A. our
,,,rss Is igtsc and general throughout the ccun.
~rst,,h,s. m-ohanics. post masters. and all
-, Asurs ocession To advertise, viii find il 10
sa,.a,t, 10 resort to this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

ligion and his life. He was unable to
perform the service, and another c!cr-
gyman present oficiat.d; and after she
WINS buried, her father took him aside,
rn1 begged his pardon for giving him
pair, but he could not resist the i'm.
pulse TO tell him that his daughter had
mentioned his name with her last breath
and be was afraid that q concealed
affection for him had hurried her to the
grave "Since that time," said the cler.
fymon in question, 4my heart has been
Head within ne, and I look forward on
.N. shall speak to her in heaven"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
THE SAILOR AND THE AC=
TRESS.

"When was a poor girl said the
duchess of st. Albans," working very
hard for my thirty shillings a week, I
went down to Liverpool during the
holidays, where ! was aiwaysk kindly re-
ceived. was to perform in a new
piece, something like those pretty little
affecting dramas they get up now at
our minor theatres; and in my charac-
ter | represented a poor, friendless or
phan girl, reduced to the most wretch
ed poverty. A hcartless tradesman
prosecutes the sad heroine for a heavy
debt, and insists on putting her in pris-
on, unless some II will be bail for
her. The girl replies, "Then have
no hope, | have not a friend in the
world" What! will no one he bail for
you to save you from PRISON." asks the
stern creditor. 81 have told you l have
not a friend on carth," was my reply.
But just as l was uttering the words,
l saw n sailor in the upper gallery
springing over the railing, letting him
self down from one tier to another, UNI
til he bounded clear over the orchestra
and foot-lights, and placed himself be-
side me in a moment. ayes you shall
have one friend at least, my poor young
woman" said ne, with the greatest cx-
preston in his honest, sunburnt conn
tenance, 81 will go bail for you TO any,
amount. And as for you(turning to the
frightened actor, )if you don't bear a
hand and SHIFT your moorings, you lnb-
Der, it will be worse for You when |
come athwart your bows" Every crea-
tmre in the house rose; the uproar was
perfectly indiscribable; peaIs oflanghter
creams of terrour, cheers from his taw-
ny messmates in the gallery; prepare
tory sc~rapings of violins from the or
chetra; and amidst the universal din
there stood the unconscious cause of it,
sheltering me, the poor distressed
young woman,' and breathing defiance
and destruction against any mimic per.
secutor. He was only persuaded to re-
llnqhish his care of me by the mana
gers pretending to arrive and rescue
me, with a profusion of theatrical bank
notes."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
MARYLAND.

Our own State occupied, Of course. |. large
portion Of the line. and wss rich IN devices
and decorations. The Baltimore City DELI
cation, under the Banner ofthe state WIN NO
motto. Religious Tolers'ion and Public Lo-
erty,' xas 10 tie van. they also carried al. ele-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

A large proportion of our sheet will be
found occupied this week with the interesting
details Of this unparalleled spectacle. No
other apology Is offered for publishing them
entire Qengthy as they arc) except the fac,
that every item is too good to be lost.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-05
FROM FLORIDA.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, Sunday, Feb.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Sunday, Feb. l6.
Mail Carriers MTdered.-The North.
ern mail carrier, left yesterday, at o'clock
with the mail for Jacksonville. The mail
which was due the same evening at o'clock
by the Pablo road, not arriving created some
fears for its safety. At loaf night the Ci-
" Council despatched Sergeant Corcopoly,
aud nine men, IN quest Of the wagon, and
to make all necessary observation. A small
party Of active and determiUed young men
followed 10 order 10 assist aud ascertain the
condition of things. This morning, ut Z
O'Clock, the dead body Of the jacksonville
mail carrier vas brought ln--one ball had
passed through the right breast The enc
my stripped him Of his coat and vest, car
RED Of The mail bag, his horses, and cot and
delaced the carriage. AT 4 O'Clock this al
ternoon the body Of Mr.. Joseph Garcia was
brought in--he had received two balls
He was found IN the Palmetto Scrub, en-,
tirely stripped, bui small portion of the
Great Northern Mail due hast evening
scattered about. The Horses were carried
off. Both of these murders occurred with
in the distance Of few miles, the one and
the other / 4, and much time could not have
elapsed between them.
As eight volunteers, IL miles west ol
Fort slarlec, last week, were cooking their
supper, seven Indians rushed 10 upon them
killed one man, captured their arms, ammu
nitiun, aud vicluals, aud walked leisUreiy of
Lieut.. Mclaughlin, in L. $. schr. Fiirt
has gone to Havana for bioodhopndS. He
intends operating By hehi canoes built IL
South Carolina, in TIC Pa aai okee anc
the dogs will be available IN seeming among
the islands which are sa'd 10 be IL the grGs'
water.
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PROSPECTS IN OHIO.

The following is an extract of Letter
rom distinguished citizen of ONO to his
friend in this city, under date OF February s
Gas to political prospects IN Ohio, it is
impossible for NE adequately 10 describe the
enthusiasm With which the nomination of
our own beloved HARRISON has been re-.
ceived. Never have witnessed before any
thing like 1t. |, has already rem, asunder,
N macy parts of the State, every party
shackIe, obtera,ed every party line, aud
absorbed every party prejudice, IN one com
mon, generous, patriotic devotion TO the
early defender Of Their infant Settlements.
to the founder Of their luslltutions--to the
author Of the subdivision of the public lands
10 the pioneer and political father Of the
West-to the incorrupuble public agent
to the honest man and the poor mans friend.
Masses of the Van Buren, party are wheel
ing round, and rallying beneath the broad
banner of the Old Hero; and the battle cry
Of " Harrison and Tyler rings with loud
acclaim throughout all the broad borders
Of the wide spreading West Last year II
was scarcely possible, ~nh the creates, et-
forts, 10 get up respectable convention;
aow, simple notice brings thousands TO.
gelher. We held our County Convention
IN The 6th-crowded TO overlooking -aud
were happy to receive into the told several
of the most prominent and hard 1ed po'iI,
cal sinners in the land. The central poe
er may send forth, as heretofore, us spies
and speciaI agents; bat 1t viii he IN valn.-
Nothing can arrest the mighty revolution
10 be achieved; and You and yonr friends
may put down OHIO safe for l5,O 600 ! should
no, be surprised at 10000 majority tor
Harrison !"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-05

The subjoned gloomy picture Of the pre-.
scot condition Of the business concerns OF
New York is drawn 10 The Express Of Sat.
urday. We would fam hope (say the Bal
tlmore American) tina! too dark coloring
had bean given to it were it not that private
letters confirm its correctness.
Many Of the banks resemble In their
business appearance the dry goods stores ia
Pearl street. The officers, Ike the mer
chants, are there but they are without Gus.
toners. The paper that is offered is now,
a large portion Of il so weak, that they find
il difficult TO select sufficient on which 10
make their loans. Indeed, 10 the expert.
ance Of nearly forty years, through periods
of enbargoes, wars, and various restrictions
on commerce, we have never seen less spr.
Il and courage among merchants than at the
present time. Those that are 10 debt find
1t next 10 impossible TO realize any thing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-05

What might BE- done Nth he MONEY irda
I'd IA IFUr.-GISe the money that has been
spent IN war, aud viii purchase. every fool
Of land upon the globe. viii clothe every
man, woman. aud child in an attire that
kings and queens would be proud Of; vii
bufld school house upon every huh s,de and
IN every valley over the Whole habilable
earth ! will supply lhai school house with
O competent teacher | will build an aoade
my IN every town, and endow i, a college
IN every state, and fiI il with able probes.
scrs will crown every hill nith church
conso Grated to the prnmugallou Of the Cos
pei Of peace; will support IN It's pulpit an
able teacher Of righteousness, So that Oh ev.
cry Sabbath morning the chime on ooc hlll
should answer to the chime on anOlher
around the eaflh's broad circumference
and the voice of prayer, and the song Of
pralse, should ascend IKE an universal holo.
caus, to Heayen. - Stcbbins.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-05
From HE Correspondent Of The National
Iatelhgenoer,
NEw YORK, FEBRUARY. 25, 1910.

Iatelhgencer,
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY. 25, 1910.
A packet ship in from Hayre gives .,
dates from Paris TO Jan. 7lb or sth, with
later news from Africa and the East. Tia
French are recovering the ground thew
have lost in Africa, and the Arabs have been
worsled in several conflicts. December3l
French column at Belida attacked lbs
Arabs, aud completely put them to route
The French in Africa are quite elaied owe,
their victories.
The subject Of reply TO the address Of
the King has been for some time matte,
Of debate in the French Chambers, bu, one
was abou. 10 be agreed upon flattering to
the King, and coinciding IN his course Of
policy. His foreign policy was approved,
aud the good feeling and unity Of action be.
tween France and England wasexpressve.
ly dwelt upon. MIR. VmLEMAIN, IN renIy
TO the attacks Of the Duke de NoAILLrs.
said that the alliance of England was one Of
the bases Of the safety Of Europe, and e
universal liberty. This is new tongue 10
France.
There is no new feature in the Eastern
question. Russia has declared war against
khlva or Chiva, not China, as stated IN
some Of the accounts. This is supposed
BY The English papers, TO be moyemeu
towards checktnaiing the British in Afgba.
nisian.
Its stated nov, positively, that the Queeu
was to have been married February 10.
The cotton market at Havre had been
rather unsettled, but holders were showing
more hfmness, A decline, however, va.
anticipated on account Of tho abundance If
the American crop.
There is story efloai, MS having CONE
TO England in letter from Calcutta, thu,
the English and Portuguese residents at
Macao bad been expelled by the Chinese
from the town. Ths, tho English were
expelled, we have before heard, but he
statement as to the Portuguese Is doubtful.
Our nSersare breaking UP. The Cannec.
licu, IS open, and nasigable TO Hartford
The Hudson is known to be open as far Ss
Pouahkeepsie, aud is presumed 10 be open
10 Albany. Steam navigation siil coon be
resumed on all sides. We have 10, had a
Northern mail SINCE Sunday.
Exchange on England NAY be quoted st
los. Several packets are yei due. TIE
Patrick Henry, 10 sail 18th prosimo, is ihs
only Liverpool packet now 10 port.
The packets from England are bringing
in little or nothing. The Samson bad
scarcely any thing bu, balIas, bot the pack.
els out hre full, aud over full. The irrigh.
Of the Ganick out viii be, it 10 ssld, thres
thousand pounds sterling She takes tea
corr, hour, cotton, fax seed, &c. Tea s
nov gong to EnsIaud constantly in oar
SHIPS.
The opening Of cur river, with the &C.
counts from Europe, are quite unseltIiag
our -four market, aud i, may be some lius
before prices will be es,abl.shed. The
opening Of the river and canal vtll let loose
tho interior upon stores, and only 40 active
foreign demand, such as We are no, hkeiy
TO have, can keep up prices.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-05

The following sentiments, expressed by
the Wing candidate for the next Presid-n
cy, Tor We should rather say the candidate
Of the People, with scarcely reference to
partsan lines deserve 10 be written 10 LEI
ters Of gold. They occur a, the close Of a
communication addressed 10 the editor OF
the Cincinnati luqalsltor, IN September,
1929:
| believe that upon the preservation Of
the Iulou Of the States depends the exist
ence Of our civil and religious Liberties and
mat the cement which binds ii together n
not parcel Of words written upon paper or
parchment, but the brulherly love and re-.
gard which the citizens vi the several Stales
possess for each otuef. Destroy this, aud
the beautiful fabric which was reared aud
embellsnet by our ancestors crumbles into
ruins. From its di.Junled parts no temple
Of liberty viii again be reared. Dlscofd
aud wars will succeed 10 peace and bafmo.
ny barbarIsm viii again oyerspread the
land or, what Is scarcely better, some king,
y tyraut will promulga,e the DEGREES Of his
will, from the seat where a " ashiugton and
Jefferson dispensed the blessings OF free
and equal Government. | believe IL, there.
fore, to be the duty Of Representative TO
coucllate, by every possible means, the
members Of our grea, political family, and
always to bear in mind that, as the Union
toas Effected only by u spirit Of mutual con.
cession and fOrbedrance, so only can il be
preserUed."
"WM III. HARRISON"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-03-05
in meet him and IN his language repel at.

will meet him and IN his language rePel at.
tack.
The conversation between the two Sena.
tors was continued, but in milder language,
when,
Mr.. knight, Of R. |. defended the resolu.
tons from the implied attacks and inlerpre.
talon bestowed upon them by the Senator
from South Carolina.
The resolutions we're then laid upon the
table and ordered 10 be printed.