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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
MR.. GoURAUD is now every day, until the goth Of Feb
m performing his practical Of The
TIE Id Al.IIERREOTNnE

For the purpose of delivering these practical lectures Mr.
Gouraud has arranged the most convenient manner, the
large where he has held his exhibition, via the
mite building OF Chambers street and broadway The
views of the City Hall and of the American Institute those
which 10 illustrate the Two lectures deli
vsred every day the first commencing precisely at half past
open half hour IN advance Zach lecture occupies about
hour and sufficient TO be initiated w all the peeulias OF
this beautiful and valuable art Tectures at
Tuesday and Friday delivered in the French language
and at u the hour Thursday IN the Spanish Ian
order that The process may be fully explained 70 e-
on their language For the comfort Of ALL and parti-
early thai Il the ladies' Mr. Gouraud will issue
tickets for each lecture than the lecture conveniently
hold.
The tickets printed for each particular lecture, indicating
the day and the hour and available only for the lecture and
time specified upo the face Of them In this way al viii be
able 10 choose their time and be Of place in advance
Mr. Gouraud rves notice that, whatever be the
the weather tcNccpg fog the lecture will be omitted
for contrary the popular hut erroneous impression during
snow rain frost the result will be always successful
IN the finest sunshine.
The tickets be had at Dr.. J. r. Gibbons, No Broad
way; Mr. Marshall g. Slorums Drug and Chemist Stor No
broadway Of Chambers street. al the Dor of the
lecture Prce-one dollar. fes 7teod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

GERMAN SILVER OF every size, sheets and wire also
"a '"s0'' "'n"'e'o''' ~" r. j. sEixAs, iis water 81.
sale Copper and Brass Zinc spetcr
Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate &c for approved paper
eommodating terms. ja23-im'isWSM
THE pAGUERREOTYPE EXHIBITION is now open
L in another Of the building and will be con-
tnuad for ncthc proceeds for the Charitable Instu
this city For the purpose OF rendering the receipts
possible for the above object Mr. Gouraud has reduced
The price Of admission 10 IS cents. f.4 Ists
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBI
r.-MEDICATED VAPOR

rI'HE OLD ESTABLISHMENT-MED ATED yAPOR
L BATH, rs JOHN sTREET.-MRs. T. p. CARROLL
era for the liberal support extended to this establishment
the last hopes by her assdpy and attention
operation and used with much all sudden colds
heumaism Group &C. Sc to which they afford immediate
e ofher efficacy can be seen at the establish
Mott Bush Boyd Macniven Rhnelander Nelson, Smith Ire
land, Nissan, Vandenburgh, &c. &c.
Portable Baths sent to any part Of the city or Brooklyn
Sulphur Baths all hours Of the day by giving hours
hce.
Syups of Sarsapara and Lverwor and Herbs fresh from
the Shakers No connexion with any other establishment
Jal5-3nt
GSOO REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD-If you
COO would avoid imposition, beware of Quack doctors
and their nostrums attempt has already been made
ceIye you with spurious imitation Of LEROYS FRENCH
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific OF
Doctor Jerome Deroy OF Paris the certain and rapid
ever known for a certain disease.
Those who wish avoid the exposure and them
other it does the requires no change
ofDlET which prevents the possibility odscoyey while using
Besides this important advantage leaves part
ect to the troublesome gees weaknest that
alter the use OF other medicines; and used IN the first stage
the disease, VIII seldom fail to stop the discharge ia few
days.
IN potracted Chronic stages of the disease
of these organs is beyond doubt the eectua remedy
other mediciue had failed.
ls intention resort to that of
fling in this city. As better proof challenge
any to produce aemed equal to it under forfeit of $500
and will hundred dollars for the detection and
Of any one vending spurious imitation.
genuine medicine sold only in New York at
street. (up strars and by the following druggists Williams
Cos corner OF Sixth and Cherry streets Pkadepha Dr. f..
Baker Of Charles and Pratt streets Baltimore and Rob
5. Patterson, Washington City, ID. G..
Each BOTTLE has full description of the diseases and all the
necessary directions the English and French languages
PCESioo bottle large bottles, of doubles size ST. 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
STlAMNEEINo CYREpng.. GoMsTocK,s yocAL

CTAMMERIN0 CURED--Dp. COMSTOCK'S VOCAL
- Gymnasium AND BYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION,
PHfLs Institution from the first of
trnbrr I'LL the last OF June During July and August there
alton All DESTROYS OF Instruction. either for the
Stamrerng, Lispng, Improvement w Eloution learn
the conditions Of ANDREW COMSTOCK, M ID. 100 Mal-
berry trch) street, Philadelphia
Dr. Costocss Rmaris stammcring, and the
recommendations which he has obtained Of his System Of
sent 10 who wish 10 learn
Of his Institution. Satisfactory references be given
principle cities OF the United states. nls-3m'
ITO THE BADIEs-Nrs BIRD very respectfully informs
the ladies' Of New York and females con-
nues 10 advice and prepare her popular and ec scop
dicnes for the various pcculim females Mrs
happy TO that has fullest
usfcon TO the who relied
professional abilities Mrs " has felt he ~ef warranted IN
dertakg the responsible ohce OF Female Physcian
from log erpence and practice Ia the hosp
tails OF Europe from The instruction and advice Of eminent
dcal gentlemen and from scientific knowledge Of the beau
u STRUCTURE The human FRAME Of which must
render the unblusng prsesons and dccoyg Of
mereenary adventgrer. totally useless vfy CURIOUS
and maternal solictuda Fenc Ply ssci,n However die
ressne may be their eomp nts medic will
be oud adequate 10 the Urgency u the In short she
grounds this notice the Ladies the successful ess
thorough medical educ ltion and just rei ncc the
pointed means Of mpartne health, vgor and consequently
dence. " - - - -
Residence Of Mrs Bird IL Oliver street where she pre-
pared 20 aceommod te Ladies' tie point of and
eoister d,cnes for all diseases 10 which her liable
secrecy involable. jqs an-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

MEN WANTED.-A few smart aiiel o.sed sn,,;,sd ~ ,y
wi Men fer the " Artillery and Infant 70 whom sub,
stantial food good clothins and fro-r
DC gwen Apply ~ Ut washington street fell I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

OR COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS.
Or For destroying dandrf, and preventing the hair from
coming tuning grey inble remedy against Bald
and The public may rely it, that A PASTORS COM
POUND OIL the wholesonest and best Oil for the hair
makes thick and long, prevents its falling off taning
grey and hair has begun to such nodsher
to The hair that by will restore il to its natural coor also
prevents hair from becoming shaded and if hair is already
shaded which great Disagreement to youRg ladies, and If
used for short tme will restore its natural color clear
the scur and keep the hair cea eyebrow
and whskers liberal discount made wholesale purcha
A. PASTOR,
ls5 Greenwich street, y. Y
Price ats hot tie llv narf,, teQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL JACKETS.

10 !MN 80 ~
Sailing from New York isth and from Liverpool on
the ist Of every month
February i9--The UNITED STATES Cart T. a. Fisher
March 1.-The ylRGlNIAN, Capt Lewis II,ggins.
April 19-Ths SHEFFIELD, Capt r. p. Ailea
May iS-Tht STEPHEN WHITNEY (new) Capt w
C. Thompson.
February The SHEFFIELD, :ons.
March THE STEPIIFN WHITNEY,. 1000 lcn~.
April The UNITED STATS tons.
May i-che vlRUINiAN, Gao tons.
The qualities and of the Shqs,
reputation Of their conmsnders we'll known Every
ton will b. made promote u comfort Of and
interests Of importers. The price fgassgs TO Liverpool ia The
stores every description The owners will notbe responsbe
Tor any letter, parcel package by ships
which bill Of ladng token. Fer freight Of
apply TO sTEPiIEN WHITNEY,,
disy ROBERT KERMIT - south street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

"a SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE
Sur That modern built two brick dwelling House
Midland lot Of gropnd No. 81 Madison street oppose the
Rutgers Femalr Institute The street IN front paved wood
House fet lot feet decp the yard wei-arranged
and contains grapeyncs Sc part the p-rchae money can
remain on bond and mortgage. Appy % -
fc3 im' l.. r. EMBREE, % Pike ~.
"A BROWN & cos ONE PRICE SNORT Matted
~ HATS, from Moleskin, Plush and fine Nutra which
tain beautiful lusrc, offered for sale the low xd
price OF Ss al US Chatham square, Of Mott street
where fashion, beauty durability and combined
10 ador the head and improve the All sales for cash
which prccudes the Necessity Of charging good
losses incurred by the bad We strictly adhere the
price cash system by which we arc enabled furnish better
hat than any other establishment for the price In pre-
sentng the hats 10 the public the popre think they have
reached the utmaum Of beauty, durability, cheapness and
comfort TO the wcarer. jals-3tn1
DR. HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-Ofhce
- Vesey street Asor HouseA surgeon Of II pac.
tice IN attendance Guarantees of radical
given al o reduche RUPTURE the strength and cons
toual health Of the patient hcing Otherwise unimpared
With proper adaptation DE- Hu Truss perfectly
the slightest Interruption 10 exercise or business
endance given in private houses when required at and
AFTER O'Clock, by the Office surgeon.
N B-Patens cautioned against trusting 10 spurious in
ysntions ofTrusses advertised improvements uul
None unless they bear the signature Of AMOS q
HULand the only Office IN New York the original one,
formerly N Fulton street but al No Vesey street Asto
House. asoeody
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

CAUTl0N.-The American Physician, 81 West Broadway,
the public there no imported quaekery about his
dispensry lie offers his professional services those that
dislike to be hunbuggd and will attend all calls he may be
favored with part Of the city and may be confidential
y consulted l his office, 81 West broadway III. object . to
cure Movie suberiuge nuiOe resoreq 10 usually pseused
iEd In certain disease, of long standing pay will be-
CURED until perfect is effected Those wishing obtain
medicine for their may depend getting the right
Kind at 81 West Broadway door above College Park.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12

A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1855 Greenwich street-A
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public, after
long experience in his business he has formed composition
called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-12
&EOO REWARD-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE

G.EOO REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
PCOO For the cure Of Gonorhea elects, Structures and
analogous complaints of the organs of generation.
OF all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
is the most certain.
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
rcuon to Diet drink exposure change application bu-
siness.
We give no long quacksh recommendations 30 deceive the
public. IT the medicine does speak for itself shall
speak for it. Our object to notify where be had, and
the proprietor challenges single Of recent Gonorhna
be brought in which the Mixture will effect rapid
under n lorietur Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks Of
cietyhigh low rich, and poor and single. They
presented with aremedy by which they the
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible.
Further the disease cannot be contracted dose of the
Mixture taken al night going to bed when exposed.
II in bottles with full directions accompanying it,
bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured in two days
For sale only al Dr. VIM. H. Minors drug store, No 1888
Broadway, Of Dey street rankin ouse New York;
and 81 Jones gtchnson corner of Chestnut and Seventh
streets, Philadelphia.
Beware ofimations The genuine only above Iaqsom'
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-12
MR. RrGGLEs, REPLY

n WASHINGTON CRY, I'd May, 1910
Ge.acme1 ~ have received the invitation to aattend
the sttings of iheNationai Convention othe Wing Young
Men, of its guests, with which you have honor
ted me- Gin behalf of the Delegates from the City of Bal
imore'' II would afford great satisfaction 10 be pre-
sent on that interesting occasion, would my public du
ties permit.
The necessity Of change Of measures with view to
the relief OF people suffering beyond any foime
pie, Is now manifest TO all, fnot acknowledged by al
No small portion Of those who aided bringing into
power the present incumbent Of the Executive chair
have Witnessed with painful disappointment the pertina
city with which he has perserered in forcing upon the
country system of measures destructive of its best in
terests and rnous the enterprise and business of the
people, And they have resolved the only means left
of staying the progress of these measures TO aid in cali
ing from retirement distinguished citizen, whose
ghtened patriotism, great practical wisdom and sound
republican principles have secured for him the highest
respect and confidence. The name Of Harrison has an
mated the whole country with hope II has reused an
enthusiasm which pervades all grades and classes of the
people, That enthusiasm by wise counsels and
hallOwed by patriotism will be the animatng principle Of
the ssNatonal Convention
Rejecting, its members WILL the principles and
feelings of the great majority of the people throughout
the Union, their deliberations will be no less national
in their character than patriotic in then design and w
tend, il is confidently believed TO harmonic aud nvig
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FOR PRESIDENT,
VIM. HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
=CCoTERTsPONDENCE OF THE PILOT.
WASHINGTON, May llth, 1910.


Tbere are important rumoTs of changes IN
the Cabinet floating through the city inns
morning. They grow out of the ill-feelins
,r,ong The members of the Cabinet, and are
founded in openly expressed dissatisfaction.
MIR. Forsyth, in his letter, has spoken more
onenlv than other members would have done,
but his feeling is common one with others.
MIR Kendall also is in ill-humor; and, from
all these feelings, manifesting themselves in
diffa-ent quarters of the city, have sprung
the runnors now in every body's mouth.
send Them to you for what they are worth,
In, with the expression of the opinion that
they are TO be received with many grains OF
allowance. don't believe them, but hun
areds do. One fact, however, is too well at
tested to be disputed, and that is the dissatis-
faction with Mr.. Secretary Paulding, of the
Navy Department. A paper is in circula-
ton among the Administration members of
the House, asking the President 10 dismiss
Mr.. Paulding. From forty to sixty members
have signed this recommendation, and it will
be laid before the President as soon as the
names are procured which can be procured
as signatures. From this circumstance, and
the letter of Mr.. Forsyth, which is thorn in
the flesh of the President ard Col Johnson,
have come the rumors ahoat. will make
YOU acquainted with all facts that are to be
depended upon. Yours, &c
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DEAR GENERAL DUFF:-You and were both once for
Jaekson we changed our opinions, and why cant others
do the samc Now that tits apparent that Mr. Van Blu
rem is but pretending carry out what the honest old
solder verify believe thought right; though now it is
plaiu he was misled and mistaken. But TO the point.
had occasions this afternoon, to go out TO the Relay
house, on the Washington rail road. took my seat IN
the ladiess cars being this day, (athoush more than
half hundred years old still fond of their society," and
always in danger FROM their winning ways. But, az
said we had not been long seated, when little boy
came in, offering the wing papers Strange TO relate no
one bought any out myself A gentleman loco ioco
seemed to chuckle at this and in his elaon repeatedly
asked the little boy what his politics. The cum
ming little urchin declared himself Van Buren, man,
The loco foco gentleman laughed exulunsly, and was
Joined by all his companions. Whereupon, quietly
remarked that the little fellow must be true Van Blu
rem man indeed, for Van Buren, himself never acted
more consistently as he always did one thing whilst he
was protesting another The loco foco never laughed
or spake more for all The laugh and talk teo, got on the
other side although he did not augh on the other side
of his mouth" as the old saying has it.
talked not a little of the Pilot, tell you. On my
return got into tie return Washington cars, and there
fell in with large party of our wing convention, re-
turning from visit to the capitol; and then recited
the above little adventure, much to their amusement
MATTHEW HALE.
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l am, Dear Sir, yours truly,
DAN'L. WEBSTER.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., May LIST, 1910.

JOHN S. BowRoN, MD
NV Dear Sir had the pleasure yesterday of
receiving your note of Oath ult., inviting me to
be present and to participate with my FRIENDSHIP
citizens of New York, in the celebration OF the
victory of Fort Meigs, on the Sth of May inst,
in your city. When | inform you that the Le-
eislature of Rhode Island will be in session on
that day, you will perceive my duties at home
must deprive me of the pleasure which l might
otherwise have allowed myself of being present
with you on this interesting occasion. Nothing
could have given me more satisfaction than to
have witnessed the sincerity with which the in
telligent citizens of New York, will on that day
award to one of the most distinguished men OF
our country their gratitude for his eminent SER
vices on that occasion.
The history of the United States for the last
forty years presents long catalogue OF brilliant
events which have been produced by the intel
ligence, bravery and patriotism OF William H.
Harrison, and although we find ON our own, as
well as the annals of other nations, the achieve
ments of men celebrated in individual depart.
ment yet few instances are shown in which one
man has manifested so much talent, bravery and
patriotic devotion to the interest and welfare o.
his country in both his civil and military charac
ter, as did Gen. Harrison.
You will allow me to hope that amidst the
rejoicing which the return of the anniversary
YOU are about to celebrate, is so well calculated
/ 20 produce, we shall not be wanting in the ex
preston of our most religious gratitude anc
thanks to the divine author of all our blessings
for the gift of such a man and that notwith
standing he has so long, and so faithfully, served
his country, he is yet preserved and enjoying al
the vigor OF manhood, with his mental and ply
steal endowments, brilliant and unimpaired
seems destined to confer ON our beloved countr!
still greater blessings.
/ Win you have the goodness to receive 70
yourself, as well as for my other friends in New
York, assurance of my regard.
SAML. w. KING.
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TO THE ORIGINAL JACKSON MEN
G COME LET US REASON TOGETHER"
We have quoted from Mr.. Buchanan, and we
wish you to bear constantly in mind that he adj
mits that, if from any cause the currency is in
creased it increases the value of property in like
And that if, from any cause the cur
rency is diminished, it diminishes the value OF
property in the same proportion. Thus, IN 1885,
the circulation of the banks was one hundred
and forty-nine millions; if from any cause that
circulation is reduced one-half, it will have
corresponding effect on the value of property
Now to illustrate the working of the system
we will state one of innuwlerable cases. ~ was
young man, and in 1887 he purchased a farm
and paid one-fourth in hand, and was to pay the
balance in three annual instalments. When the
second payment fell due, such had been the con-
traction of the currency and the reduction oil inc
value of property that he found it his interest to
forfeit his purchase, and relinquish the money he
had paid, for with the sum due as balance he
can purchase a better property.
Is it iust-can a system of measures working
such injustice be right
Let us apply this view of the case to the facts,
before US. The discounts due to the banks 9th
January, 1887, made 4525, l15,7O2. The amount
of other liabilities were more than equal to the
bank loans The policy of the government has
reduced the currency, and nearly or quite dou-
bled the value of money; does it not follow that
these measures of the administration, which thus
doubles the amount of their Indebtedness act as
a direct tax on one class of citizens for the be-
neft of another And will you, the state rights
men of the south, who stood up for the gallant
state of South Carolina, unite in and support a
system of measures, the effect of which is to
transfer the property Of the debtor to the credit
or, without consideration VIII the descend
ants of our revolutionary fathers who resisted
petty tax on tea, calmly look ON and see the
foundations of property undermined, and labor
and enterprise sacrificed by such injustice
If we admit that the effect of these measures
has been to double the value of money, what is
the tax levied on the debtor interest
The bank loans * discounts were S525, 115, 1902
If we put down other debts at 525,115,702
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PENNSYLVANIA.


n o -.1l0 = nc hnIsDufy IoIcgiaPH
says: n asf
ANOTHER GUv PROM PesssyLvAsf. .-f;rorrous VIC
TORY an BEDFoRp.-We learn by a passenger in the
western cars, Of this afternoon, who came through Bed
iord; that mr WAsHAnAndH, the democratic Harrison
candidate for the Legislature in tie place of r. g. Nc
Elwee, expelled, has been elected by SEVEN HUN.
DRIED AND EEVENTY-EfGHT MAJORITY in that
This is unparalleled victory in Pennsylvania il Is
however, but the forerunner of a still greater one
Verify, the work goes brayely on
Q-The above cheering news is confirmed by a letter
from respectable citizen of Bedford county 10 his
brother in this place, which states that the election was
an exciting QUE, and turned exclusively the Presde
tial question. The victory is complete, and unparal-
leled in the Harrison cause.
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s1,O50,231,4O4
We have


As the amount of the Indebtedness. The cir
culatipn in 1887 was, say $50 millions. The
contraction was equal to 80 millions. Take
Mr.. Buchanan's assertion that the value of pro-
perty is reduced in the proportion that you con-
tract the currency, and it follows that as
S33, 100000 is more than one-ffth of the whole
circulation, the effect of contracting the currency
to that amount is to increase the weight on the
debtor class in that proportion. Or if we assume
that the whole amount Of the debt is
81 ,05O, 231 ,404, the withdrawal of one fifth of
the currency is equivalent to Increasing this debt
one-ffth, or a tax of s21OO56, $50.
Such is one view of this question. 1t is tax
on the debtor class of two hundred and ten mil
lions of dollars, and for whose benefit 1t is
for the benefit of the creditors and officeholders.
There is no reduction Of salaries. The two hum
bred millions tax upon the debtor, works no loss
to the ofice-holders, whose salaries the same,
and being paid in specie, enable that class to
speculate on the disasters of the unfortunate