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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
GIBBINs a. MACS. LATE DIVERS FASHION
NJ BILE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS. No. 50 Nassau stree

cerner Of Maiden Lane.
In announcing 70 the public generally they beg leave 70 say
that they have always superior assortment OF French per
fumery Soaps Brushes &c Of the first manufacture Likewise
Gbbns Raypootara, Indian Cream, for preserving NE
growth Of Hair and removing the dandruf ns hat wei
known he the destroyer Of the Human Ha ne use
Of the fine comb injurious produces an inaammauon on
the head which greater accumulation Aso wigs
Toupees scap Of the manufacture as every care
Is taken so ne ~ dereva tbe closes. inspecton nZ7im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
NEWS. YOUTHS, AND CHIL0KEN,s

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a & GU, ]
Bewey have hand extensive of ready made
clothing, suited and size which they will sell
cheap for cash, either wholesale retail. mv223ms
MO. SS PEAR. SIRE y.-Spacious and SPLEEN
did HoieL-Boara reduced 81 80 House
Rebuilt with every convenience the old sce
Of the Burnt District The proprietor grateful for lib
eral patronage cheertuy the wishes bis friends
the public in this crisis by reduction dollar and ffy
per day. while he his style of keep
Ing and attention heretofore. JOHN NJ FLINT
nv nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
A oAED.wa,TC LsDsEs AND SGNTLE,

NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exocs and
ed perfectly innocent II completely graduates eckes,
piuples reness and all cuaneous erupon gradually
realizes clear soft skin; transforms the saow
pexions into radiant wheness, mparng II beautiful uve
nile bloom
Gentlemen, after shaving will fad allav the rrahity and
smartng pain. and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale Wholesale and retail BY A. Underh 10 Beekman
street corner Of William Dr. Hart # Broadway and
Chambers street. Price 50 cents per cake. n125-5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
FASHIONABLE HATS. at cot

FASHIONABLE HATS. at COPELAND
2 sSsf as. sss xss s four seo' ps es .os
black plain Hats and every article IN the ilne.none
"a Courandi street beg inform the trade that they have
~ removed from No Ceurtland street the above large
ana elegant store where they have hand and
staniy receiving, fresh supplies of iaers Plush and Trim
Also fancy colored Pushes for ladies' bonne,s which they
will sell on accommodating terms.
Hats, Caps Stocks, and Frames wholesale Shy
El s..pNyN 8, CO.'S ONE Pitrt HAT
assamed at furnishing the public with elegant and sub
price Of 3d. They can BOW say that her efforts have been
crowned with triumphant success The Hats
finish any heretofore offered and stand re-emnen among
those of higher prices by the fashionable world To their
iomhe price moderate and fxed-the profit small and ali
the sales for cash i7a Chatham Square cor Nett st
MS SHALL NEVER sHRINK.-In consequence of The
y Tor sale the first quality of satin beaver HATS at 49,
the same kind generally sold by me at 81. In order TO
spared on my part GEO. p. II. BROWN, la5 Hudson
Je2olm* doors above Canal
G; White Plains, westchester county, New York. The
p. desirable country seat situate m The village Of White
Of land which story house, 50 by 40 feet
built within the last year, and completely finished throughout
with piazza in front On the first floor four rooms
finished with fire places hall throsgh full depsl the
soH vii s en story arr e % Of mah are
good barn and other out buildings, and good well OF
For further particulars respecne the above property app
to John Mead or Palmer Fisher at White Plains, James
u watkins, 10 Catharne street, New York je7-lm
: modern built three story house in cas-,
Broadway being the middle Of the three houses just
lhe modern improvements and can n be had mmed
' ayis H ia g. CLARK 1856 "''er''reet
IA TO LET.-The Store known as No ZIG Maiden lane,
, door from Pearl St Possession given Immediately.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
CONFECTIONERY,

III CARD-To the Ladies OF New York; thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GREGORYs whole
sale Confectionery Store No. ISL William NJ
York, and Is sold, wholesale retail by other in
the city. VANILLA Cream Candy, rich, and de-
cous article hereby submitted the Judgment and
patronage Of the New York citizens and the public in general
especially the ladies' who said to be the best judges of
the ofe and sweet without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands preeminenL
NJ r. On hand and constantly manufacturing, general
s Candies for the South and Western markets,
the lowest wholesale price, and warranted to keep in any CHI
No charge for boxes packing carriage to any part
az the city. myg 1m-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

UT JOSEPH X. SPENCER having completed the arrange.
attendant opening his Hat Warehouse i now prepa
red furnish superb article Of the style now IN general
aeng the gcntee community and the increased
value OF capacity Tor heightened service at the standard
price, namely, FIVE dollars
As guide 10 those may favor him with their patronage
he would present the following rules which viii invariably GO
vern his business -
Firstly The hats sold his establishment will be Of the same
value, though differing In shape and general appearance
Secondly The moderate price demanded not warrant
ing system Of credit all sales must be subjected TO cash pay
nlents
lie has also added choice selection OF Umbrellas
Canes. Gloves, Handkerchief, Toilet Brushes, &c.
The sales rpom which is fitted up style commensurate
with the growing and refinement Of the city, located ~
Wall and New streets being part OF The build
"E au'u' !" "' ",e"P'"'' we o.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

nR. COnwAN. SURGEON DENTIST. and Manu-
~ faser Of facsrrpbie Teeth, No. 1881 Spring ST. OF
McDougal
~ B. DR. Cs charges moderate and his Incorup
tble Teeth really splendid Jmy23 3m
nRUGs. & C.-Phosphorus, chorate potash nitrate ba-
~ ryes nitrate srontan murlae tin, nitrate ammonia dia
mond cement na cologne seder and ssda powders
&c. &c. for sale in quantities suit purchasers by
J. A. LAMOUREGx L. CO,
my25tt 81 Broadway
IIALF pxgCE MUsIC.-New and fashionable En-
graved Music Tor the Pianoorte and Flute al cents
page.
II MORRISONS PfLLS-The genuine ffygeian Tniver-
sal Medicine IT the British College Vt Health Packets from
IS 50. Sellat MRS. KINGS Old Stand,
j28-y lil Fulson street Broadway.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
~ TRUST COMMUNICATIONS nay effect assurances
with this Company their lives TN. lives
and either Tor the whole duration OF life, tor limited peri
od The payments OF presum be either made annually,
or In gross sum. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

beg eace respectfully to call the attention friends
and the public generally to the and elegant
goods Just received aud opening at their No ss
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague Consu
and dealers will hnd their establishment advantages
where else TO be met WITH addition their entire stock
Of goods
staners, Of the above firm generally known by the
appelaon Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and Who
needless e ~ but Strangers stands unrivaed IN the
Of paper hanging both and despatch, will
tend IN person practicable to all the work which shall
he ted la his mv3l-6mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
THE EYE.
DIR. ELLIOTT. Oculist. Prnfessnr of A,

INK. ELLlOTT, Ocuist, Professor OF Anatomy and dis
- eases of the Human Eye.-From II years undivided at
tenlon and constant study under the celebrated Ocu
In Europe and one of the best in Observation-Disclosures Smith
the Medical College OF Ohowth the and
cesstu practice in the Union Dr. f. with confidence
that he can cure the most dangerous and diseases
Eye Without an operation except IN of blindness when
nc J.rtaT r ,o I Eataac Coreconia and Entropum
SPECTACLES-Dr. Els patent, beautiful, ranparentne
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property OF keep
ing the eye perfectly cool giving immediate and
of change
Dr. f. Will himself adjust the glasses, suit the particular
defect =
Dr. f. begs he to diseases the Ey
and imperieciions of the vision only.
u Office sos Broadway. Private entrance in Duane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

- EADY MONEY!-Singie Hats for ca n al wholesale
prices first hoor1 No 535 Broadway Anthony
street.
A good silk Hat, black drab, at 81 50
- do. do first quality, extra superior 3 90
The Ne Plus Ultra" short nap, So
Youths Hats. Us
Fine white plain hats,
Fine black do. do $50
One word the public Advertising the best quality
article fixed price does always make
than that style workmanship superior
for instance the price of silk plush alone varies from 81
$5e yard These Hats expressly here for the
city retail superior Hat stamped being
first quality unless really is My "Ne Plus Ultra" Hat
challenge competition with
Wholesale orders from the south and west respectfully solicit
ted jealm J. STEUART.
DANGON AND W Ek STILL WATER
ID COMPANY-25 shares OF this stock for sale avery low
pZce$94 share has been paid nhe capital stock of the
$500 oo0,her stock In trade consists a Mills Lum.
ber Villages Cities, Townships, and tracts Of lumber land &s
down in Maine.
Sxeent OF this stock has been bought by the North Anne
rican Lumber Company mammoth concern Of 81
pa located in Wall street and their capital stock
There will be difficulty in showing that the above be had
al a bargain. Apply u - .-
j. THOMPSON, GOT Wall st.
b. II the stock is sold by the 23 inst viii be sold
auction by Messrs franklin and jenkins. a2ttf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

SCARCE BOOkS.-The History NJ Printing, by Isaiah
- Tbamas-As Historical Inquiry into the Production
Consumption of the Precious Metals w William Jacob ESD
wehrrss auarto Dictionary In volsThe American Race
Turf Register, SpOSmans Herald, and General stud Book
Vor sale Nv iel6 e. SHEPARD, 262 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
DnEss ROOTs.-RICMARD AND

U,LFGANt DRESS neutrality-suspicious. AND
II WALKERS Two Establishments for selling all the differ.
eu kinds fashionable Boots and shoes for Surrser nj
Nos 2o3 and Canal street. where the largest splendid
AMI fashrnabe be had and where nimhle
sspence passes The slow shilling where the largest and by
far er Of Gcnencn's
Boots fine light seaskn, morocco and cakin price
only 80 % 90 the pair warranted superior
civ for The price Don't mistake Stores the Nos 2r
apd 2}2 Canal street) j. exactly the doors.
RICHARDS A WALKER ON and PIP Ca at.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

LNRENCH LANGUAGw--tCONv
SYSTEM)-A class ot Ladies meet in the afternoon, and
class gentlemen the evening" the residence Profess
Barber l55 Chambers An easy introduction into this
language offered those who join either Of these cas-
Apply DIR. BARBER, who gives lessons in Elocution
the place, d. C. UNDERHILL,
Teacher aud Translator OF the French, Spanish, and
ieSS.lm~ Italian Languages ~ Morton u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

ME subscriber having put the FRANKLIN HOUSE, at
the Corner of Fulton and Water Brooklyn, in the best
possible condition. ready receive boarers by the day.
week or year. moderate charge. The which
overlook New York and the East River very pleasant
airy Will be let either with without board Some OF them
connected with parors suitable for small families The table
will be furnished with good substantial fare and the bar with
good liquors Every attention will be paid the comfort
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELCHER.
Brooklyn, May %, 1887 my27-lmt
CHILDhEN's CLOTBING.--The subscribers
~ keep constantly on hand extensive of child
ens clothing, made in the fashionable STYLE which they
Will sell reasonable terms, wholesale retail
a2l-3m' GEO. A. HOYT Il CO.. IA Bowery NJ Y.
ELEGANT SUMMER HATS.-Prce reduced 10
IL $45o-AMlDON, corner of Wall and streets,
nounce TO his friends and the public that consequence
unparalleled pressure OF the times he has reduced
his Smooth White Castor Hats from s. TO 81 IN all
be cash delivery The quality and style the hats
as manufactured by him for the last years, well
known to the public to require comment AMIDON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

ID T.. MAILS g. CO, COEFFEURs DE PARIS, 81
Il Nassau street cnrner of Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived from Paris beg respectfully 10 tk Ia
dies especially, that they will still continue follow their pro-
ession Ladies' Hair Desse Likewise; that every
ton ind punctuaty IL those Indies WHO favor them with
their commands Ao that they will have the latest fashions
from Paris r. y. Macs having had silver medal awarded
to him By the French Academy for ladies' hair dressing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

1Isben BalI ~ h.--so kegs for sale by
~ HARTMAN n BrRDSALL.
Brokers asd Commission Merchants 70 50 water street.
spi0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

k~- r. ron ALnAhH.
Ssxzss.S- From the foot sf Barclay Sreet-Th
- ERIE, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda
The X L. STEVENS this afternoon at S O'Clock
HE ~ AMERICA tomorrow afternoon nj o'clock
NoTICE-A goods, freight baggage, bank bais, speci,
or any other Kind OF property taken shipped put
the boats OF this ne must be the risk Of the
goods freight, baggage, &c. vs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

Passengers will be received and f al the oIlowng places,
VIZ w.s'hury, Cewsylc DE Lancy Avenue Union Course,
wyckef's Lane, and Bedford.
Tickets be the various ticket Offices Passengers
who take seats without them, will be charged third
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

LNUNERAbS.-T. ID. GILLESPIE, Sexton and Under
taker has always hand ready made Collins ~ MI sres;
Aso Shrouds Caps Scsr Cloves Hearse, Carriages kcp
which he furnish the shortest possible notice Apca-
ton far Graves Vaults OF the buryng grounds or ce
metery, will be punctualy attended To- " the friends the
deceased COR the subscriber, he will furnish NIL without
further trouble sections wanting co2ns, NC, viii find
To their advantage call NJ tie above place.
my1lsw' IT. GILLESPIE. No lto Church II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

~ D'TsaAsII's new novel venetia' - capital
reading, in spite OF the puis Of the critics.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

~ The Hobeksn Turtle Club hold their last sit
ting fer the season today. When such body as Con-
gress IS in session, il is time for the Turtles TO ad
louin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

APREsENr-A pretty young lady Of Staten Island
has sent me present of feather plrcked from the
wing Of towering hawk. The speed of this crea-
ture through the sky lsgs behind the swift communi-
ton of thought with thosght, heart with heart-sr
soul with soul.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

Up Juaa sprung 10 Haidecs bitter Shrek,
Add caugh, her sling. and from or the wall
snats he'd down his sabre, in hot haste to wreak
Vengeance on him who was the cause Of all:
Then Lambro who till now forbcrc TO speak.
Smiled scornfully, and said, "whin NY cali
A thousand scimetars await the word;
Put up, young man, put up your silly sword
And Hadee chung around him; Juan It's
lis Lsmbro-'tis father kneei with me;
He win forgive us-yes-it must be--yes.
Oh, drare.t father, IN this agony
or pleasure and cf pain-even while Kiss
THY garments hen, with transport can IL be
That doubt should mingle with my hsl joy
Deal with me thou wilt, but spare this boy.
High and inscrutsble the old man stood.
Calm In his voice and calm within his eye
Not always signs with him OF carnest mood
He looked upon her, but gave reply;
Then turned o Juan IN whose cheek the blood
on came and went, as there resolved 10 die,
10 arms, At east he stood. in act to spring
Or the first zoe whom Lanbros call might briag
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
Sanpntre
Dreadful trade

IT The Southern Express mail brings dates, New
Orleans, Aug. 20, Mobile, August 30, but no news be-
yond report that the pirates which have infested the
vicinity o. Mobile, have put to sea, not liking tho
proximity of Col HOGAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

PArSrrsc OF DoS JvAs AND HArpEE.-A ridicu-
lous notice Of this beautiful painting was published
yesterday. II was inserted without our knowledge.
The painting has many merits-partcularly the f.
CURE Of Lambro which we shall notice soon. The
following is the passage from Byron's Don Juan
(r~v,r which II ia tai on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

CATHOLIC ORPHANs.-Since our last we have re-
ceived the following
From Maria Anna, 81 90
lady, (herself Catholic Orphan) s 90
Formerly received IL 90
Sl8 90
The lady "hCrself Catholic orphan" will find that
her request is complied with. How could it be other
wise1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

SaiNPLAsTERs are increasing. There are now four
or FIVE Associations, hang from Wall street. each
one worse than another. Yet, cunniney enough they
succeed in forcing upon the people vast quantities of
their paper We are not sure, bu, they are right
II the public are such fools to take shin pasters
a. ALL they deserve to be stuffed with them. Cheat
them by all means. Cheat all that will be cheated
that's the way to get along In the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

WARS IN THE WIND 7-The Courier" says il
does not join in the camor against the emgrants and
foreigners. Why no,suFport the Mayor VIVA, do
you mean What's in the wind?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

Ir The New Orleans papers are asking what has
become Of Mcunier. Has he landed at Pensacola,
Mobile, or where7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

The residue of the members were next sworn.
The House then proceeded TO ballot for olers,
when Walter =. Franklin received LAG votes Samuci
Shock, Of Pc, 49, and rs votes were cast for other
persons.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

A LEGACY The following noble
sentiment occurs in the will of Colonel
George Mason, of Virginia, man dis
tinguished before the revolution for
his patriotism and chivaly;
q recommend it to my sons, from
my own experience in life, to prefer
the happiness Of independence and
private station, to the troubles 4 vexa-
ton Of public business; but if either
their inclinations or the necessities Of
the times should engage them in public
affairs charge them on a fathers bless
ing, never to let the motives ofprivate
interest or ambition induce them to be-
tray, nor the terrors Of poverty and
disgrace. or the fear of danger or death,
deter them from asserting the liberty
OF their country, and endeavoring to
transmlttoposterity those sacred rights
to which themselves were BORN
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

.M,ssouri.-Among the sistef republics of the
West, none affords greater Inducements to emf
grafton than the State Of Missouri. With eli
mate generally healthy and temperate, and a soil
of great fertility, intersected by noble rivers af-
fording facilities in getting to market, the
amount OF public lands yet unsettled offers wide
fold for enterprise. In addition to the advantages
presented for agricultural purposes, the vast ex-
tent of the mineral wealth of Missouri presents
the strongest inducements TO industry Some
days since we published short notice of the new
mineral region discovered in that State, and now
insert the following extracts from Wetmore's Ga
zetteer lately published, to show the prospects
presented by Morgan and Cole counties, which
form part of the district alluded to-
sThis county has running through it the Grayois,
stream Of about twenty-five miles in length. that
emptes into the Usage river, ninety miles from its
mouth. The Gravois is made up BY springs, which
furnish steady useful stream, with volume Of
water. The country is generally well watered
with springs, several of which afford their SOUR.
ces water sufficient for grist mills, and these haye
been erected, and are iii operation. There f1enIy
one county Cooper lying between Morgan md
the Missouri river; and having the Usage river On
the south, 1t 10 happily located with reference 10
the shipment IF produce considerable portion
Of this country is rich prarie situated III the vcn-
ity of timber. The poor land on the ridges near
the Usage and Gravos is filed with lead ore,
which is found in the branches, and picked upon
the hill tops. The limestone OF Morgan Is abun-
dant and good in quality. The sandstone is, in
some instances wrought into grindstoncs, and thus
advantageously used. Only two grist mills aud
ore saw-mill have yet been erected in Morgan.
There are fifteen mill sites on the Gravois, and
these with the spring branches of the county, fur
u;sh as much water power as the farmers could
vish to encourage them in making wheat a staple
nroduct. The soil of Morgan likewise, invites The
cultivation of wheat. The river bottoms in this
country are very rich, and suitable for tobacco
nlantations. As stock raising here, as we'll as 4
an tho counties of Missouri, is profitable, much Of
The ground in cultivation is covered with cornfelds
rs productive as the land from which the children
Of Israel drew their supplies, when afflicted with
famine. The timber Of Morgan consists Of oak
ofthe various kinds, hickory, and black and white
walnut of the most thrifty growth, particularly on
tho Usage river. The cherry tree, Of suitable size
for furniture, and sugar trees in great abundance
grow III Morgan. The advantage derived from
this last timber is very great and the saving to the
country, by the annual manufacture Of sugar for
domestic use is an important itsm in the economy
Of new settlements. There 10 something peculiar
in the timber, twelve or 6ffsen miles rom the
mouth Of the Gravois, in tho existence there Of