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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

LcRENCH LANGUAGE-tCoNyE
IL sySTEMl-A class of Ladies meet in the afternoon and
class OF gentlemen In the evening The residence Of Profes
cor Barber Chambers An Introduction this
language offered those who may jobs either Of these cas
e. Apply To- DR. BARBER, wha gives Lessons - s,oeuson
n the s~sse pace, Or - y. G. vSDERHiLL,
Teacher and Translator ~ the French spsnish and
je16fm' Italian language ~ Monon@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

AGRANGE PLACE. BULLS FERp =
h public respectfully informed that the above elegant
and fashionable place Of resort for the reception
III visitors The Bar has been stocked with the choicest
wines and liquors, ices, kc together with all
ne various kinds fruits, cakes and confectionery Breakfasts
dinners and uppers prepared nj the shortest notice Civil and
attentive servants in constant attendance.
The subscriber hopes that by his unremng personal atien
the comfort and accommodation of those ladies and gen
who visit la Grange Place. To merits continuance
ohst very liberal patronage which has been bestowed on his
establishment the last three years
Military companies target excursions can be acc0Aoda-
ed with dinners VISUAL -
Dinners served Sundays the return Of the l2t O'Clock
boat. Time Of going and returning - follows
From New York-6t, lol, ~, and ~ O'clock
FROM Fort Leo and Bulls Feny-s, w, ana O'CLOCK
sunays-Leaves New York st7 10, 2i and a O'Clock, for
Bulps Ferry only. =,
Sundays-Iesves on return q, s, a. III and O'Clock.
On sunday nights the boat win lay over in New York.
,eIo-eoesws JOHN PONSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

The sentence OF death pronounced upon Michael Mo-
nahan the lad who was convicted Of setting FIRE the
Cambridge Aims House, has, in consequence of his
IRENE youth been committed to hard labor in the state
prison for life.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IN TRUST COMMUNICATIONS may effect assurances
with this Company their lives, the lives OF Others
and either for the wbse duration of life for limited psr
od The payments of premium may be either made annually
or in gross sum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

CHAMPA1GNE WINE Ac.-i3e baskets Joly'
~ champaign received via LONDON; 800 wines, consist
ing Of fine and milng ouskies madeirs sherry pert snd
csre Aso London brown and porter, received per
barb Egyptian A~o porter and put MP for expectation
champagne cdsr believed surpa IN Asver and excel
any bottled In THIS city For sale moderate prices Try
THOMAS MEANS, n wster street,
oue dosr eass of on ais.
IN wines bottled to order je291awtws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

JAMES DRYSDALE, VETERsNARf SUR
GEON No ~ Flih street. returns thanks TO his patrons
their liberal hitherto and hopes he will merit
continuance the The Equestrian Amateur who has
his horses lame by shooting other causes would do well
to call his place before dsposng OF them useless for
application OF his superior pfnopes mas cured hun
dreds Of horses Of long standing amenes that deemed in
curabe lie offers 70 convince any that may he scepca
his abilities by good reference occuar and
let work bear witness
~ b. Ills horse shoes received premium at the last two
Fairs Of the American Instute Diseased horses received
his Equine Inrmary where they viii he treated the most
approved principles established by the European Neerna
schools No. ~ Fifth the Bowery,
with the skeleton Of horse over the gate.
signed JAMES DRYSDALE,
realm Graduate OF the !nburgh Veterinary Schsol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

SALUBNlOtS STOMACUiCs
Enerycscent Ginger beverage Powder.
SALuRRIOUS STnMACHIC EFEEHvES-

SALURRIOU~ STOMACUIC EFFENVES-
- CENT GINGER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
ducing immediate efervescem draugh in the highest
possible OF periec@n aayng the thirst well being
Mingled with component OF the pure Jamaica Gisger
much exoed difficulty o digestion where its medi-
cina has stood the approval OF
fa,tidaus and the learned.
To travellers tourists captains of vesse, &c. Mill be found
adcsideraum OF the highest impc either IN sickness
health in whatever climate, w surpas> other prcpa
tisn and being peculiarly portable renders II n still fur
lher acquisition. Prepared BY, -
JOHNSON A. CO. Chemists,
Attber Created Water Depot, 20 and 33 Cedar II.
Soda and sez Waters syrups OF al kinds, sedu and
Soda Powders. &c is23n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

THE T. HE.
nK. ELLIOTT, 0culist Professor Of Anatomy and dis
~ of the Human Eye-From IL years undivided at
enon and study under the celebrated Ocusts
in Europe and Of the best in Observation-Disclosures smith of
the Medical College of Oho-wl the extensive and
cessul practice in the Union, Dr. +. with confidence,
that he the dangerous and cronc diseases of the
Eye, without operation, OF blindness, when
he operates for Cataract Corectoma and Eproplum.
SPECTACLES-Dr E's pateni beautiful transparent ne
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar of keep
the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
and at the time without the necessity
Of change.
Dr. e. viii himself adjust the glasses suit the particular
defect
Dr. f. begs that he diseases of the Ely
and mperfectons OF the vision only.
II Office 800 Broadway. Private entrance in Duane ST.
my2C-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

mo S1ATIONENS md BOOK SEEEENS.
Dealers in Leather Gases, and Fancy Saiioners man
ufacnring Saoner Bookbner Pocket Book and Case Ma
ker fully engaged supplying the largest and most fash
iouable bouscs IN the metropolis NJ England. y DESTROYS o.
forming with house o standing ~ ~ York.
manufacturer includes both the plain AMI highly
tai goods style entirely combining the elegance AMI
fancy French with the soty and accuracy ofhe Eng
lish manufacture.
Tbe ARTICLES manufactured, both plain and elegantly finish.
FL ar very numerous comprising all kinds of the richest Al.
bnm Srrap Books Memo ad,s Pocket Books, Leather wr
ting Desks Card ca and Envelope Cases, filed
iire III great ind fashion in London &c Apply NJ
Wickerman No Poland street Oxted street, LONDON all
ioinng the French Passport Office. jy5-eod3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
nIT BAXTERl BROTHER. 81 Exchange Place


QHYHAW'S SALOON ENLARGED.--A
- CARDS. w. BRYHAM OF the Bowery Steam Confec-
.oHary and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully
ors bis friends ana the public that he always
uly prepared with Ice Creams Lenonadcs Meads Sodas,
son. for ker accommodation, also the best Of
and wholesome conecuonares manufactured the i'm
proved principle y W. b. respectfully invites those persons
who have had opportunity of visiting his saloon
make call Bowery when they Judge OF the
and accommodations Of his establishment the time
pedgng himself that his patrons VII always find respectable
and select society," with accommodating walters w. b.
tends 10 devote his whole and sole attention his Bowery E
iablsmen also Mrs u. TO hc confectionery department.
and with the united exerons of BOTH hope still % merit
nuance OF the patronage already extensively experienced
with lGany thanks for past iayors :. w. BRYHAM,
Bowery Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No 2o8 Bowery
my26-ly opposite to RivingtoH 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

l Rim AID REFLECTING GoATES-
- DORIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACES.-Also, a
of Crates and Fire Sets suitable for paror
chambers Offices and stores offered for sale by the subscr
wholesale and retail their warehouse, No. 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates -Thesesnp castings, equalne in finish the
finest metal ornamented with rich and chase designs
cued in bas relief They coored by process,
acted upon by heat and requiring water only keep
t.em clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced unites beauty and
being constructed with brilliant metallic redectOrs
into the large portion of Ike heat which ordnar
h. escapes through the fue
Dorc Minerva Fire Places-Ths well established article
known the public superior thing now IN use
for burning COAL combines all the advantages OF both the
usual modes communicating heat by radiation, in the
and fire place, and IVY trasmsson as IN close
dfscs warmth throughout the rooms by means Of
heated air which, by the construction Of the eric Fire Place
permitted in contact with heated iron plates,
known the effect of destroying the
of the atmosphere, rendering often oppressive and al
ways injurious the health II portable
Sly appreciated they be pleasure. II is
daped To the paror the warehouse and the counting room,
uniting the comfort open fire with perfect safety and
venience For sale by
1If BAXTERI BROTHER 81 Exchange Place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
"Jose pin t:fIIott's Celebrated Patent EIOn-
gated Metallic PEN"

"Joseph GiIlotrs Celebrated Patent EIon-
JOSEPH GfLLoIT be-, 70 INFORM The public; hattie
= constantly r"eeyg from ns mansae'9y, " bppmng
The stock hans offers the best assortment IN the United
sae and OF warranted good quality-amongst which b.
"Patent Magpum Bonurn Commercial PEN"
"origual Patent Slip Pes
Original Patent Ladies PEN"
ylesyir.: cards Of dozen each, with rosewood and al
roccocases, shell boxes and morocco cards
A'"'a k's cSTTI ON re- al T EFFECT Fs rc"'
From tie well uered and universal celebrity ~ The above
sndhe United States several priaced makers have enden
yors 70 y % sf gs ?" o S Rs
utterly worthless. and entirely destitute Of those qualities
rallied demand for the original pen, in every country where
against r,Gse counerfs. they may he readily eccrsS by
their unfinished appearance a by the Inferior in which
they sent into the market In their attempt impose upon
ed wrapper, descriptive of the article Il contains.
Further 70 guard against the fraud the public will please 70
always reading from the point ~ the pen:
s SGieps S sSicRs y nigs
Patent wsrpnted. Maker
srhet door below Pearl, New York. iylil5m
I AMI q FICE,-JoHN L. BoGARDUs Attorney
and Coun.ellor At Law, cInsor Hall No. Beekmaa i,
Ms.isspp Arhansas Military Bounty, General Land office
Patent. obsined and titles perfected d eir heirs
either. Ist-Revoluuonary 2d-Iae War Sd-Cansdisn
Volunteers t-Esglsn refugees the listed states to-
Canada aud Nova Scotia sh.Dcserters The British
the heirs IA all the above 6ih-Tues 70 lands
forfeited for payment tar reclaimed 7iieirs under
aye entitled 10 lands old for nhThoe who parted
with their discharges, titles before N" patents -
sued can reclaim the shLanis ~ TIE several states
Ard territories in the United Cansda Nova SCOTS and
Texas bought exchanged paid and titles In
vesgaed obtained and perfected application 10 this Of
Ace.
Posnasers throughout the United States and other gentle
forwarding ofhe above claims, and acting
their sections Of country will Ne entitled 10 per CT
on all commissions Communications post paid
1g Valuable farming land Tor sale the Illinois
sections vt lho each,
scres aud otherwise. Also in Missouri
Arkansas d6.y
NFW INTELLrGENCE OFFICE, CANAL
~ sTREET.-MRs BARKER fei Canal street, begs
aequsni her friends and the public
office In the basement OF the named, where
she will be ready 10 receive applications from families for the
supply ofgood female well provide plaeesor
young females ot good character in tusor IN fam
cs Apple 10 be made between the hours Of ococh A.
~ and at night jyI2ims
y, s SS"s a. r.. s %
sey Apply Immediately q No cerIand, 8. je2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
= l-~.- !. PLEASANT EXCURSION. ON

- k - pLrASANT EASUNsIDN. ON
Ss.fE-Sss..z,< TuEsDAY. july isth.--The steamboat
1~sTan>sSs@- STATESMAN, Captain G. Peck, will leave
Fulton Market slip, r. H. at 2ocock, r. NJ. Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn quarter foot Murray street, r. at hal
past and State Prison Dock quarter for Excursion
TO Cone Island and around the Bay OF New York and her
return will stop New Brighton long enough afford pasen
gers an opportunity oi amusing themselves with walk
the beautiful village, and city about O'clock r
NJ. Fare 20 cents tor the Excursion iyl53t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
nICI1 LIQUID COMpO@ITION. fol

DIG RSBiY's LIQUID COMFOSITIOE. tor
removing the blue from stove bars without injury 10 the
lh and Tor cleaning brass "copper" pewter tin, Ne with half
the usual labor.
The above liquid only restores the polish 10 steel that has
been exposed 10 the action OF fire, but speedily all
stains from dead ground stoves and tenders, brass
britannia metal aud pewter cleansed by u with the
expedition To block tin dish that have been
in for years gives the polish of IL removes
nk spots stains ro paint WIN The greatest Ia
cliiv, and without injury ~ tse color.
lacquered furniture viii retain It's original brniancy
occasionally clennSed by II. For sale by
ie2a-f NATHAN u. GRAHAM 90 Nassau-st sor. Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

THE SUBsCkIBEH has received nv the last arrivals
j from Europe, elegant assortment Of the undersen.
toned crce which he offers for sale the advantage
ou terms, VIZ -
Astral Lamps in guilt, bronze marble and glass hanging
lamps in gilt and bron,ed for OIL candles hal lamps
gilt and bronred for oil and mantle la-nps IN gilt and
hronIe glass drops and panges Gilt stand canea
bra ladies work boxes and ornamental work tables plated
candecks and branches frames plated urns Kettles
bottles stands nc DC single and double barrel percussion
guns pocket holster and duelng pistols.
w ", MEEAkS. ff3 Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18
TOOTHACHE! ,TOOTHACHEI
TO THE TOOTHACHE.
Curse upon thy venom'd stang
That shoots nay tortured gums alang,
An tlro my ears gies many twang,
WI kDawing vengeance;
Tearing nv nerves WI bitter pang,

nR. BRAMAH'S ANTI-ODONTALGICL Ii
~ QUEUR having been long established, and generally
approved and recommended by all that have dhundreds
OF whom have saved the exhorban charges of dentists and
have been able macate their oed and enjoy the Injuries
perfect OF teeth II purely vegetable liquid and
in no case can possibly nure the teeth For SALE
wholesale and retail by Messr Sands Of Fulton and
William Minor and Gamble, Of Dey and Broad
r. d. Hart 437 Broadway and retail by w. Forbes SIS
Pearl street. Of Gross; j. b. Nones 644 Broadway; W..
HOW'LL Of Canal and Hudson; T. r. Austin, 45 Car
mine and Burnes New York Chemical Hail. % Sixth
Avenue. Price 50 per phiai. iri-jn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

DENTISTKF.
'INEETH.-M. DUPERRON, from Paris, lately arrived
in New York. respectfully informs the public that he in
tends To follow his profession all its branches For the con-
venencc those persons who viii favor him with their conf
dence, NJ d. will attend their residence ii they will do him
the avsr to address him his domc No. DIT Pearl ST.
Broadway RAINING their street and number e8 lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

VISITING CAKDs, VISITING CAR Ds.-In
plain writing the Italian and fancy hands printed PO
LISHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD may be procured
the of Maiden lane and Broadway al Souts EN-.
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, wherespecimen books may
be
Also-SILvER PLATED D0ORG NUMBER PLATES
the plating OF which unusually thick the silver being express
ly rolled for the advertiser
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS executed with
distnctness and taste.
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARIAL
SEALS.
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
JET black edges enameed and capable OF receiving the high
est polish mv2l-Sm'
RgSHTON & AsPINw ALL, So William stree,
IOoaer for sale
Juule Paste in 30 and 100 ID. boxes, very superior
R0n.ons Barley and Groa fresh and Just received
Tsrtaric Acid, in SO ~. boxes
Super soda 30 10. Jars and 100 10 Kegs
Flcs odOrifernus Compound, inboxes and bottes
Also Swam's Panscea. nj manufacturers prices nj
CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.-wM. HILLS In
"A nitahle style Of Hair Cutting No Be Pearl ST. stairs
For fear 81 wrong impression the public labor under
the Subscriber respectfully inform them he has belonged
the combination OF Hair dreSsers Shaving u cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

DENTISTRY.
nR. COswAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Name
~ rr of Incorruptibe Teeth No. 1884 Spring st. out OF
McDouga.
tible Teeth really splendid myE' Snl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-18

90 NM wANTED-On bond and mortgage, Cor
WA,VVV city property worth thsn double the
sey. Apply srmedisty 1t No Certlandt st. je2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

FRANKLIN THEATRE.-This scene of amusement,
which under the management of Mr.. X. ID. Dime
ford, has contributed so much TO public entertain
men, affords additional attraction this evening, when
this popular and estimabe gentleman, for the first
Time since ne became manager, appeals to the public
Tor substantial proof of their appreciation Let Mr..
Dlnneford's benefit. then, be what he eminently
merlts-a full tide of public patrOnege
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

q handkerchief she held in her hand the watch fell
upon the floor. THIS was what Othello calls -
dsmnlng proof" and the delinquent "lsdy" was sent
CoRoNERs lNouEsrs.-On Saturday, the coroner
held an inquest on the body of George Martin of
phlIadsPhla who committed suicide by taking lauda
num- The unfortunate man took the poison at about
o'clock, A. M, and in spite of all medical assistance,
expired at II O'clock the same morning. Family
troubles are supposed 10 be the incentives to the deed
verdict-Suicide by taking laudanum.
Yesterday another inquest was held on the BODY
of an unknown man who lost his life by falling into
the water at the foot OF Pine street. The deceased
was I'M oxicaed, and attempting sit on the edge of
the deck fell over He was taken out in about 10
minutes yet alive, and conveyed to the aims house,
but he died within quarter of an hour after being
brought there. verdict-death by drowning
second inquest was held on the body of James
II. Keatby native of Baltimore, aged thirty years,
who to his death by the accidental bursting Of
blood vessel. The deceased resided No. 395
Fifth street, and was much respected. Verdict ac-
cldenal death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

II Martha" is right in supposng that | am not
SO ugly as represented. Two years ago, when l had
all my properly in my head and nothing my pocket
was very ugly fellow. Since began to rise in
the world, am getting handsomer as / am getting
rich-so the ladies say, and they ought to know
Prosperity is the best cosmetic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

" Lovely "Eunce" wants to know when a
Camp Meeting is to be held. shall inquire and let
her know. The philosophy Of Camp Meetings is lily
understood. shall have to analyze it in few days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

Muap EpER ARpEsTEp.-We learn that Anderson
the murderer Of Mary Elias, arrested yesterday
morning by Mr.. John HoiIner, a constable of Moya-
mensing and is now in Moyamensng prison. Too
much credit cannot be accorded 10 Mr. H. for his ef
ferts in capturing this desperate vlain-Phiia Ing
June IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

Ngw Yosx, Jane "A, r. Midday Throughout, has been
very bad for business has rained by spe through the day.
Auc.s much impeded nothing Of importance was
s. Fair sales go so25 York inspecsss
and sa5o % for unnspeced soso eio75 for westerns
an for fancy brands and elo for Southern Receipts very
light Few sales Of -four from foreign wheat Ss25 ESQ
Auction saesss casks porter s25 e2I2i ~ cashs
eas eis2l 400 Russia mats sa7c; 500 large bags
ia C.; 500 small do. st7}c.
Receipts q Produee-I79 barrels four rs do ashes and -
DO provisions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

LAsoREas WAsTEp.-It is stated in the Harrisburg
papers that from five hundred TO one thousand labor
ers are advertised for by the North Branch Division
Of the Pennsylvania canal, near Towands, Bradford
co. The country is healthy, and good wages are gwen.
The work will also continue for year or two-Bdh.
Patriot.
PoLIcs, June 23.--1fss- taken.--Mr. Thos Sheedy,
No. lit Walker street. came and made complaint
against Miss Eliza Locke, who resides al NO 81
Mott street, and accused her Of stealing his pocket
book containing SIS. Eliza in her defence declared
she knew nething Of the msney; that mr. Sheedy
called at her house, and sat and chatted, &c. for
some time, when he attempted improper Liberties with
her, upon which she screamed, and MT Sheedy roar
ed watch and concluded by giving her in charge
and accusing her Of stealing his money. The com
planant however, swore positively . the loss of his
vausbles, and the magistrate held the fair Eliza to
bail
Watch steaiinS--A complaint was also made by
Mr. George Graham, No. 4 Eldndge street, against
Elizabeth Boesrt whe resides in Monroe street, who
was accused BY him of stealing watch. VIXEN ar
rested Ehzsbeh protested she knew nothing about it,
but unfortunately putting more energy than was re-
quisise into Der essteIstions Of innocence, 10! from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

II Pretty "Clarissa," of Amity street, has sent us
an enigma. 1t will appear in the CHRONICLE this
evening Go ahead, Clary-thats good girl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

n Capt Keenes' Hotel at waliansburgh, is q
capital place 10 rsncate in few days,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

MANAGERS LAST KicK-ABoLITros.-The aboli-
ton folks very busy, circulating and prasng the
nonsense of Miss Martneau, about democracy, abo-
lltion, and the fan fdrronade Of negro abolition.
The publication of this book is only anew scheme
got up by the abononiss the water to get this
country by the ears Watcher Saunders Il Obey,
the publishers are part Of the Great British Adolf
ton Society," shall inquire. We advise friends
of the SOUTH and all those who wish to preserve the
peace Of the country unmocstsd by the agitators to
be cautious how they buy, circulate or paironise the
works Of Miss Martineau. She is great he-woman,
who wears breeches under her petucoas shaves twice
week, and talks about democracy as foolishly as a
loafer. She knows no more Of this country, nor Of
human nature, than Of the man IN the moon. Miss
Kemble was an enchanting, imaginative, poetic, en-
thusastc being-snd 80 was her book Miss Marti-
neau is snufTy old maid, and supposes s,rappng
runaway negro rascal very Adonis. What taste
--
- Cen, voe~os Iyofel af WHIiaune burch - a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-26

rr "Annoi Lyle in the Chronicle this evening"