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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
BENJAMIN WATKINS LEIGH

Our last paper had scarcely gotten from
the press before we received the Richmond
wing, containing the gratifying intelligence
that the report which had reached us of Mr..
Leigh's death was untrue, and ,ha, there
we're strong hopes then entertained of his re-
co'ery from the severe illness under " bicb
he has been laboring. The Wing saws
Is. w. LEIGH,-It affords us heartfelt,
pressure 10 oe hbie 10 slate that this preal and
g"ou man. VINO has suffered under extreme
nessior several months, and whose death
"'s oeen more than once reported, is now
convaiescent, and likely 10 be restored 10
.e'i'h anu usefulness. We are sure this in
formation will be gratifying not only to Yir.
e'"''ns' out othe whole community.
Letters received here just before the 70.
por' reached us. spoke Of Mr. Leigh's death
as inevi;able-and hence the ready cre.,sn..
winch was given 10 the endorsement on The
newspaper. Ii will be seen by the follov;ng
extracts that The same repor, had reached
New York:
DEATH OF Hon. BENZ. w. Lp,cu
w e are sorry To- gay that letters announce tho
decease of this distinguished citizen of Virg;-
ma. lie died at his house in Richmond on
me morning OF December lst.-N y .I,vr
Of Commerce.. ~ "o"r'
The Richmond papers OF the I'd inst,,,
make no ineniion OF Mr.. Lcigh's tleceass
Letters dated The LIST, received in PbiIadeI.
phia, say That his death was hourly expec,ed
~. York Spectator.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
=, Phiianthrophy-True UGsdo,,

nv, = """"HFOphy-LTue WiSdO1l
Inc Convention now in session ia
amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania
nave adopted provision, that all the
children in the Commonwealth shall he
educated at the public expense. The
seen. NV
The conception is most maenifcsn.
ana worthy ofthe great Stale which has
originated 1.-THE benefits which vii;
teSuit from IT will prove incalcuIabi.
blessings to the whole population.
. ID mar hepubiic like ours,w here all pow.
er resides with the body of the people
such thing as an ignorant man onoh,
not TO be found. 1t is the part of wis.
dom and patriotism to give all the dhr,s;or
PoSsl6ieto the rays oflisht among all class.
Csc ofshe people. aud thestate bich adopts
the principle of educating all It's child
ren. establishes its free ;nst;,u,;ors 49,.
the broadcast and most enduring basis p
Whip
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
Boot Yard NhiLLs R,,rr,,

IT,. hes .1 valuable Mills. the property of Mr..
ia aip G thompson, we're entirely DESTROYED
~ nLe On ~ enday last, together with about
49, INJURED barrels OF flour, & two thousand
ou'ne,' o, grain; The fire is supposed to have
~ - = na,' "a the friction Of machinery in
, ,nc opEet Iory. The Mills had been but
s g. my 'e-ouiIt' having been destroyed by
much less than $4,000, and will he seyere IL
felt by the whole adjacent ne;gbbnrbooS
he House occupied BY the M;IIer ,va.
also consumed.-Lerington Go,sUs "''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
&%Country Flour has fallen in Rich.
mond TO So SRI.

,. negto Harry, Charged with rape. and al
a aehuap''og TO murder his victim, White o;r,
@"oul eleven years of age, was tried n, s ,h
Ssuhly Court ofHampshire on Msnaayy , me
e.on ull;' found guilty, and sentence ed n he
eHuce.ed on The 18th of January next. re-
e en- n'i was broken in three pieces aa ne
sne olhetw'se injured, The evidence a s."a
very clear against The villain.
90 The negro Frank, who killed The
ifishman' Michael Laddy, last month, was
,o Yesterday, according TO the sen.
lence VI The Court.-Rich. Conn Dec .
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

meeting Of Democratic Anti Masonic
cl'lzens OF the city and county of philadel,
phia was held on The 9Th instant, 81 hich de.
ciared IFS preference for Gen. VIM n h.,
l'Soh as The next President. Similar meet
ings have been held in several other piaces in
.he state Beyond doubt, Pennsy lvania is
hfmiy resolved TO sustain the Farmer ri
North Bend, at the next election
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

me Exploring Expedition. lear,
says SAY, Inc New York Courier. with regret .Iba;
.hs broad Pennabt VI Commodore lon, -
ne Exploring Squadron, now lying in tb,
@aroor' was struck GA Tuesday, and lha, the
So,n'n"lore has left FOR the Snulh. he
SUI VI MS heaiih IS such, that he " i'll b..
t rt;s onahie to rejoin the expedition
ms wi" iead 10 some further delay IN This
important enterprise-at a lime wLsn :, ' ap's
Oh The point OF being fairly undcr wax "a'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

y. ID COFFIN has been elected Rs,,s.
sentative In Congress from The Stale of Ob;o
wee a. ".LooMIs Whig) resigned. Mr.
COFFIN was the Wing Candidate and RI
ceived mHJ'riIy OF 90 votes in The d;s,r;,.,
over ms opponent; result altogether ,,nex.
pec'eu' The same district having, al the pre-
siuent,si election and at the State elect;nn
since AR LooMIs's election given Van Bu,
ron naJorlties OF several hundred VOTES
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

Canado.-The patriot forces have
been disiodged from St. Charles. The
most verltable account represents their
loss, In killed. at % or 30. The British
troops returned 10 Montreal Immediately
after the engagement.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
AMHERST COPPER a,INr -,

NM IEho I IUPPER NIINE-TLa
prospects OF this Mine are becoming more
anu more dauering A the depth Of 70 fee,
vein OF Orehas been struck richer han an
heretofore found. We understand thai tb,,
pfeprletors are about 10 ship large auantiIy
OF The Ore 10 England, TO be smeited and rs,
nned, as we'll as TO diffuse abroad soroe
knowledge o! their Mine and lis producii, q
capabilities N1g. NDN'e
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

Cornelius G. Baldwin. Esq, has retired
from the Lexington Gazette. Twill here.
Alter be conducted by Mr.. Cyrus b. Bald
win' a.younGer brother, who has been asso
''"'ed win him for some time past in the
management of the paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

IhTee persona convicted Of an nssaolt on
me me Mon gomery Guards, a, Boston on the
18th OF Sepiember, were sentsnceJ ON Sal.
urdey week two 10 three years, and one 10
Two years, confinement 10 hard labor in The
Houseof Correction. 'N'' ." WV
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14
SPECTATOR.
-STAUNTON.
THURSDAY, DEC. Id, 1897.

@-We are indebted TO the Hon. Ro.
oert Craig for the first copy we received
oil the Presidents Message. for " hich he
VIII please accept our thanks.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

~ n He"'Grkobie tondness for puuDk;n n,
Inc ,'4itor OF the Philadelpbia Ieesr
says tina, be should like to be thrown ;n,o
a PumPkin pie as big as Lake Superior
out ~ W eaI hls way
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

C0ngress.-Nothing of special inter.
est has yet transPired in Congress. Both
Houses adjourned over from Thursday
TO Monday.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-14

as true democrats" we do NOT Gee how
they can well set aside the in,-rpreta.
'ion which the people themselves have
put on their own ac, in electine
'"eSSrs'. Claiborne aud Gholson. But
strange things happen in these days of
'nodern democracy and it W ould not be
much more surprising that the House
should adhere TO its decision, than il is
that Claiborne aud GhoIson should wish
70 lost themselves on the people of Mis-.
S'ssiPpi as their representatives., contrary
TO their deliberately expressed will.
1t is probable that McNutt, the Van
buren, candidate. is elected Governor
owing to the fact that the Wings had
two candidates. The votes, however.
snow as far as we have yet seen them. a
decided Wing majority in the State.
Bank ConUention The Bank Conyen-
lion has adjourned, without fixing dav for
The resumption of specie payments. IL
proposes nother meeting On the secoad We'd
nesday Of April next. The following reso-
iuiions were adopted:
Resolved, That the convention ent.r
tains deep anxiety and firm determin.
aton 10 accomplish the resumption of
specie pay ments at the earliest period
when 1t may be permanently PRACTICABLE.
hesoved. That in the opinion of the
convention the present circumstances of
the country are not such as 10 make
II expedient or prudent now to fix dav
Tor the resumption OF specie payments
anu that when the convention terminates
lis present session. it shall be adiourned
to meet in the city Of New York on m,
SECOND WEDNESDAY OFAPRIIl
y EXT, for their considering and prac.
ucaoiy determining the day for r.surn-
ing specie payments.
RESOLVED. That this convention strongl,,
recommend 10 all the banks in the ITn;1.3
States, TO continue by proper means TO
prepare themselves for a return 10 snsc;s
pay ments within the shortest practicahI.
period alter the meeting of the next con.
vention
resolved, That the banks in those
states which are not now represented h.
earnestly requested to send delegates IN
lhe adjourned meeting of the convention.
ana That the several delegates from ali
the states be desired to procure all such
in regard to the condition
OF the banks Of their respective states as
may be attainable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

SugsrWe note sale Of les hhd& fhir - middling Porto
Rico AT Ga 81
Cra-Further sales 1900 bushels rye " cents
cash
Moasses-We remark small sale Of IL hhds Cuba
Receipts of Poduce-8l6 barrels four "a do provisions, 50
do. ashes.
Pun LpiIA June p. M-Flour and Mea-The demand
1nsbeen limited, prices for uperne 90; meal the
.Sles have been at $9 S95O Sales of foreign
cheat has large, amounting bushels white al
SsO red at $i2o for INFERIOR and Sl5e for better n.y.
MoasseThe operations embrace the sale of 800 to 800 nn
New Oreans Trinidad the latter al q to 81
gallon according 10 quality . Gnange
in beef and pork bacon has been IN acVe de
mand and prices have advanced per 10 on Mans we
quote 81 to 0c per H. Rice is lower sales at . 10 sc per 10
of 800 hhs Jago Rice at to TIC 40 mos
white Havana at ol iolc By public sale 80 hhds New Or
leans at &C. cash. % do Porto s6o5 to g. per 100 lbs
cash. IS boxes Havana brown &c. mos TeasIhere was
auction chests young dyson al ~ 70 sltc per
lb mos TobaccoSales by auction OF 1872 bales ST Domingo
atI2to l4lc. per h. q mos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

DARK THEATkE.-THIs EVENING win he per-
LyciLTE-st cyr, Mr. Mason-L.cie, Mrs Keeley-Julle,
Mrs Gunner
THE SWISS CoTTAGE-Natu Teick, Mr.. Keeley-Ls-
se,!e Mrs. Kelley,
NO SONG, NO sTPPER-Robin Mr. Fisher-Endle.s, Mr.
Boxe. si~P 80 cents-Gaiery IS cents ' - ''A
a MMEEkISAS TH I BOWkKY-
MAKING Your wILLL-Brag, Mr. Gates--clara. Mrs.
Anderson
THE RAvEL FAMILY viii go through their astonishing
performance ON The tight rope.
THE THREE GLADIAToRs-By Gabriel, Antoine and
Je. Jerome RayeL
MMH WANDERING MlNsTREL-Jem Bags, Mr.. Gates
Herbert Carol, Mrs. Herring.
vOLAUvENT-In which Gabriel Ravel win sustain his ce-
LIBERATED character Of Mons. vol-auyent
S s. ssn "
FFANKLIN THrATRE.-THls EVENING will
THE SEA, THE SEA; or the Ocean child-IIarry Helm,
tune Thoman-Iary Helm, Mrs Preston
THE DEN0UNCER-Claude Barnaud, Mr. w. seiten-Sis
mon Siggel, J. sefton-Vicorine, Mrs. Preston.
precisely Boses cents al
AT A &! TILE
ment ever anxious 10 crafty their Visitors have engaged for
short season the celebrated MASTER YOUNG the Juve.
ments attn place every evening commencing quarter past
o'clock The wonderful and astonishing experiments which
have been exhibited by Master Y crowded audiences the
city Of Boston for eighty nights and whose adan
Balancing Mechanical and Physical Experiments Magical IL
usions and Feats of Dcxerty which would asonh the
great Adren himself have secured for him the highest
baton and applause.
THE FINE ARTS.--Now exhibiting (day and EVENING"
splendid copy of Benjamin Vests celebrated picture of Chris
Healing the Sick in the Temple painted by eminent artist
has stood the criticism of good Judges and by
be faithful copy.
Ambulance WHOLE 25 ceDts-chidren years
with their guardians, half price The Museum
open from 8 A. NJ. 10 10P. M. myl:-2w
g PLENDlO PAINTINGs.-The TWO GRAND
~ PAINTINGS, LA BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE LOLfMPE, painted from nature, by Bondet of the
French School, exhibiting at No. II Park Row.
ALSO the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA
which has been exhibited in of the principal cities Of tht
Union, to the admiration OF many thousand visitors
From O'clock A. H. TO 10, p. NJ Admission IS each
asst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

FIRE wORKS.-The subscriber offers to the
public the most extensive and varied OF brilliant
Fire Works In the United States consisting Of several thousand
rockets Of heavy cabre with rich and fancy headings wheels
OF every description, Roman candles mines, toubons
rooms line pigeons gerbs Italian srcamer colored
hres ior theatres signals for shipping NC &c &c Also 80 cx
b'on OF brilliant set pieces for city and country displays
Agents In New York H. Yven 23i Fulton street. Green
wic hews Page& Son. so Maiden Lane Ganer Young, lZ
Chatham square, ort
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. fPyrotcchnist)
myI3-ty4 Ar the Ial,orafory Jersey civ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
MARHI h. ID.


At Philadelphia THURSDAY evening y! inst Sy The Rev.
Morrstown j. Cordeia Frances daughter OF the late
Curtis Cayender OF Phladelpha ~, -. -,
At Charleston c. the 2ah instant by the Rev Mr. Gilman
al tho Unitarian Church, Mr. Henry T. Street, OF that city,
Mis- Marha E Nichols, of Charlestown Mass.
On the 25sh ult Cherdw, Co. by the Rev. Mr. Forme,
xsore,v Hill Mr. Gregory A. Pcrdcars native of Greece
knd formerly in Washington College, Hartford,
Conn to Miss M E. Hanord, OF Society Hill, >. c.
Ar Xpanchcola 9th May by the Rev. Mr. Modey, Mr. A. T.
Bennet merchant Of that place. TO Miss Louisa Huxley Of New
York
DIED.
Yesterday morning, after protraced Illness with consump
zion in the OF her Miss Elizabeth Thomas
Her will place this afternoon at half past clock,
from Her friends respectfully re-
nuested to attend without further notice.
Yesterday morning. suddenly, Mary Ash6eld daughter of
Alfred Ashfeld aged ID months.
The friends and acquaintance family respectfully
invited to the funeral this morning. at O'Clock, from
No 1913 William street -
On sunday evening" 4th instant, after proracted illness,
John w Stebbins, in the 3Oth year of his age.
The relations and friends OF the family requested to at
tend his afternoon O'clock from his late
ence Fourth street. Albion Place without further invita-
ton - 80,
On Sunday evening, Alice Abbatt rec of Robert Abbatt,
senior, in the 83d year of her age .
Funeral take place this aiteraoon, half past O'clock
from the house Of sonaw, Israel DEAN No II North
Moore street. The friends of the family invited to attend
he unera witt further invitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
TRENTON HACES.
THE SECOND SPRING MEETING will COM

Il mence on Tuesday, June G, 1887
FIRST DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Sweepstakes for three old Colts and Fes of the get
of Bnsrs, mile heats subscription $780, p subcribers-S
Laird, y. Leiper, J. Cochran Mr.. Hinson.
Second Race-Sweepakes for all three old colts and
Fies-Mc heats-Subscrpon 500 each p. p. close
Monday June 9Th
SECOND DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK.
A purse of s200-Two mile heats.
THIRD DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
purse of S400Three mile heats Immediately after,
Post Stake for four ods-Two mile heas-subscripon
5000 each, p. p. TO close on Monday, June 9Th
FOURTH DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Citizens purse S7so-Four mile heats entrance SIS Imme
dately after, purse of Sle0-mile heats.
TROTTING-On Wednesday, Immediately after the race,
purse of S200-wo mile heats, in harness
On Thursday Immediately after the race purse of 500,
mile meats, best three in five, under the saddle green
horses which never won match purse sweepake that
amount.
On Friday immediately after the race, purse of S200two
mile heats, under the saddle.
Entries will close the pavilion the day previous
to each ot O'clock r. NJ During the line
OF will leave the Philadelphia rail road depot half past
NJ returning they will leave the Eagle Hotel at half past
3 T. ~ q. BAILEY Secretary.
Nfavo % ;a1-I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

BILLIARDS lMPkOVED.-Gent wishing
- to play atbiars purchase tables igvited call
at 2ls or % broadway next door above Wall the Sou
thern Coffee ROOM where there tables room and
the Indian Rubber cushions, compo-
s,lon cemented beds with iron eagle ases and common
bles above will be found the largest and assortment
ever offered to the public advantages who pur
chase at short notice. they be packed days
tee.
Il. Orders for any thing in this line with or good
reference, TO A. BASSFORD, PIG Broadway, viii receive
prompt attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

vNANTED-Three American hoys, learn tie spar-na-
w king trade white cook, and colortd
as waiter Apply at 10 Chambers a6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
PISMAMTP SETS sATses

CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF ATTRACTIVE NOV
~ ELTlEs5Messrs- W. ). X H.. HARRINGTON beg
leave TO inform their friends and the public that they have
tected engagement with Sgnor Aos unrivaled Italian
Band lately arrived from Naples, who will 20 through their
astonishing performances previous To the entertainments
the evening" for this week onywih the additional
OF three new pieces 10 the Moving Doranas and Hannngtons
Grand Hydro Oxygen Microscope and the nmitabe Italian
Fantoccnn.
BY the above powerful Microscope living aquatic insects
sagnhed millions OF times larger than nature showing with
dstncnes the analcul contained in and other uid
BY its aid the circulation and the the internal
parts OF the smallest Insect distinctly be Among the
effects viii be dssectons of minuted parts of insects,
foot and teeth of fly the sting ef bee &c. 1c. Also the
most delicate seeds and transverse cuttings If wool.
The Generalization Of the various Chemical Salts beau
tiiul beyond the power of Subscription.
The last scene will consist of large and magnificent colec
ton OF Living Aquatic Insects Taey will be all living
their native ubaqueous and grooe engaged
swirl pursuit. selling and preyng upon each other others
sporting with all the freedom Of imaginary safety.
Doors open at o'clock-persormances commence at g.
Boxes So sents-Ipper Seats Is myl6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

TN AZ p N aN, hNsT yT
City saloon, Broadwayadmission reduced Is centTo
NEE, The pressure Of the times many additional attractions
eminent talent yiz,Icsss walker Bengoash Grain Duke
sxnoFN MICROSCOPE, and the unrivaled ITALIAN
Professor at the Piano. W Bassfor who Is willing to at
tend TO few pupils Cards with terms to b. had a, the nsi
at O'Clock in the evening. myn
nIsEAsEs or TuE EYF-DR. ELLIOTT, oCU.
AMI Professor Of the AGaiouy and Diseases Of the
Office, 500 Broadway Private entrance in Duane street
n2l "
- GAY 4 GALLAwhY, corner q on slip and Wafer st.
Steel oIlowware and Domestic Iron Manufactures OF which
they have complete assortment my2o-lw'
ssT6e .ab.css nor o sr0K Isl n %s%
Of Candy, which be win sell, wholesale and retail the low
find decidedly their advantage 10 cali Good, win be pack
ed ADD sent to any part Of the country :, c,roo.v
ITO MANUFiC FURERS.-A Domestic Comrnis-
sion house in this city, OF hong standing and credit would
on sale Address box iisa Post Office which will b. replied
to, with and satisfactory references je23r
ERS NCH LaNGUa GE-OwAL SYSTEM
from O'Clock every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
possible and give her place q residence that
lice may be to them on the day q Ne opening Of the
c'S jsss,. JUN " % Reed Street.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ROOMS. 2s6 broadway,
u nO0r.=Th1Sc
paopy invited call the subscribers rooms above
where they collecting valuable cabinet of skulls casts
nc the purpose illustrating Its principles To all desr
being instructed in theoretical and practical penoogy
Opportunity shere offered Of learning IL. elements Les
viii be given TO families parties individuals with or
without examinations
The opened for the reception accompany 10
A. loP NJ BARLOW, DAVIS L. ". FOWLER
je2-iw
ATNsW3RTH's NEW woRK.-cRIcgToN
IA by w Harrison Answorth author OF ook vood THIS
day published For sale by G. SHEPARD,
Je3 262 Broadway.
ITO REAL ESTATE BROk EHs-MAPs.-
The subscriber has made angenents 70 execute All or.
ders IN the Mapping line IN the neatet manner Specimens
may be their Office.
LITHoGRAPHy-Al orders in TYPOGRAPHY attended to
with and despatch
great variety of Fngravng hand plain and coored,
Al reduced prices dealers BROWNE REDMOND,
my22y ii9 Fulton street
UEdIra tUUrOtND OIL Tor coor1ng
the hair either brown Or Jet black
Also. MARKING INK for Linen, wihsui preparation for
sale w MRS. KING, 4 Fulton 81. nS n
TtDLU LoZEnGEs.-An excellent article for colds
i coughs, ahmls, nc, for sale wholesale and reta,b
NATHAN w. ORAH<f,
ait ppgslst and Apotbecary 90 Nassau 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

THE SUBSCRIBE Err has received bv the last arrival
from Europe, elegant assortment ~ Inc nplerynsr
tened ecs which he offers for sale on the moss
Gus terms, yir -
Astral Lamps guilt, bronze marble and en-, e,s. b.r-o,
lamps - ~ and hronned for oil gas candles; hail amps
IN gilt and bron1ed for on and mantle lamps IN Gilt
bronred glass drops pans and spans vl sand c,,els
bras ladies work boxes and ornamen,al work tables plated
csndesuck and branches frames plated urns Kettles
bottles stands he nc. single and double barrel srcuso,
guns pccscf, holster, and duelfnc pistols
je33uHkC We. wREAks, ii3 Fulton street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

SIIN BNIsTLE nTOCKS.-MRs KING 1ti
- Fulton street repeatedly solcis public her
present assortment OF Gensnen's STOCKS anonvs which
variety composed ct silk and bcs expressly adapted
for spring and summer wear
Also plain and farcy Stocks, OF every description all OF
liberal terms ala m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06
VAPOH BATaS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR

l.. C. CASHIfF, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

Nassau street corner Of Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived from Paris beg respectfully announce III Tho IL.
Aie especially that they viii It'll follow their uo.
fession Ladies' Hair Lk.wes that every amen
apd puncuaty those latc. WHO may favor Them ,b
their commands Also that they will have the latest fsshions
Paris. r. H. Macs having had n silver medal awar,ed
10 him by the French Academy for ladies' hair Dressing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-06

| KHEOsOTE, Fox TOOTH ACHE.-Prns-
IN sian Cement for filling decayed teeth Diamond Cement
for menng glass and china constantly hand
| sale by J. A. EAMOUREAUx 4 CO.
Successors TO DR.. Lewis Feuchtwanger,
No