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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
Union Course.


l Three mile heas-at one o'clock.
Stockton enters gr Bergen, by Medley out Of
BY Oscar 4yeaod e"'e' g. ona"pasne 0y "e'es' oa
Thos fearssI Deer fullbroher to Alice
VIM johnson enters b. Aalanta, by Industry, dam
VIM Gibbons enters br h. Taqun out of Ostrich, years
Immediately after, a Sweepstakes, mile heats
Adam Strong enters h. Pervis by Adam, dam by Eclipse
van1aater enters gr Moss Rose. by Lance, dam
J. snedeker enters h. Wicked Dick, by Grey Roman,
The above presents a fine show of well known
Irr Ataan,a from the south in the Stable OF Col johnson
again presents contest A LEX iad sSrrs
heats by MIR L. stevens h. Tom, by Eclipse,
The Sweepstakes $1,000 entrance mile heats FIVE started
wo ioe won By Mr. Ms;, WIN I1 Gibbons :. shadow by
TRENTON HACEs.
THE sECOND SPRING MEETING will com
ms"ee p g RssTd BAY Sa9 at 6 Is1 O'CLOCK
sSespaass for three Year old Colt and Fs Of the get
Laird s. Leper Cochran, Mr. H Saso P 'u''''0e
Second Racesweeps,akes for all three old colts and
rles-Mle heats-Subscrpton 500 EACH p to close
SECOND DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK
pD''' THIRD "a DAY. S' AT ron one O'CLOCK.
Pos, Stake for four year osTwo mile Subscription
$500 e'eh fR K fa DAY a M .T NE nss ~
Citizens purse s7ooFour mile heats, SIS mme-
diately after, purse of Slo0-rnie heats.
TROTTING.-On Wednesday, Immediately after the race,
purse of $200-two mile heats, in harness.
TN Thursday Immediately after the race purse of 800,
mile meats best three in fve under the saddle for green
horses, which MATCH sweepstake OF that
amount.
On Friday immediately after the race purse of s20Otwo
mile heats, under the saddle.
Entries will close the pavilion the day previous
to each o'clock r. NJ During the line
of cars will leave the Philadelphia rail road depot half past
NJ returning they will leave the Eagle Hotel half past
SPIN o. BAILEY Secretary
Trenton, May %, 1887 el-lws
NOTES OF THE SOUTH Erin LIFE IN
IL SURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, wanted at No
IS Wall street jel-2ts II. ID. CARPENTER.
= STORAGE will be taken low in the Fire Stores
~ 80 and 50 Water street. well calculated for Grain, Teas
&c Apply TO HARTMAN BiRDSALL,
jel-lw. On the premises.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
DUsHTON a AsPINwALL, IS william street


Juiuse Paste in 80 and 100 N. boxes, very superior
ohpsop psen Barley and Grosts fresh and received
Tartaric Acid, in ~ ". boxes
sinner Carbonate Of Soda, in Sob Jars and 100 H. kegs
E,le,' OIoriferous Compound, in boxes and ~ottes
Also. swaim's Pansceo nj manuf,cturers' prices al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

UOsEPu Gill Off, rATt Mt STEEL
y PENS-JOSEpH elliott, sole patenice of the Zion
gated Parallel Pointed Metallic PEN begs inform The public
that he has just opened at loo Reekan 81 extensive assor
OF the above articles of superior quality consisting
of his Patent Commercial, Double Damascus, Lunsr Dnnas
Slip and ladies pens which he offers 20 the trade upon IL
my,eyar,,s :" '"'' " 'pp'o' uENRY OWEN, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

O-MIt. HORN bcgs leave acknowege The obligations he
under the gentlemen Who have literally paoned his
establishments, anil has the pleasure inform his friends and
that he has entered with
celebrated pie baker for constant supply Of the best pies and
tli,t possibly be made In this city. lie also will he
able all supply his with coffee and cho
o the very finest Aavour and richest quality and aters
himself that establishment IN the city the public he
better and satisfactorily served with such articles than
my
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
Extraordinary Phenomenon.
hNE OF THE GREATEST NATURAL G.

n q CU-
~ RlOSITIES EVER EXHIBITED in this city, any
other OF the World-BARTOLO, boy of OF age,
enjoying every respect perfect health presents the
Gus and to the scientific the extraordinary of hydro
cepaus heard Of This chlds head, although
regular in its features and natural functions far surpasses
size and bulk thing of the kind that be conceived Of
in the human species. However, Baolo born in the
Island Of Porto Rico, and nothing remarkable in his birth
but his seng twinroher OF girl who died from fall when
two sd and ho also had head daily
creasng in siIe and exhibiting the symptoms that of
her brother Bartolo.
This curiosity will be exhibited the public
day. frsm 10 o'clock, A. NJ half past r. NJ and
tors Hotel.
Admission Is each Children under 10 years 2i cents
my2g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

KREOsOTE, For TOOTH ACHE-Prus-
IN sian Cement for filling decay eeth Diamond Cement,
for mendng class and china ware constantly hand and for
sale by o. A. IAMOUREAUx co.
surces-prs 10 Dr. Lewis Feuchtwangcr,
a2t No. III Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
DIOKAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON.
CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF HTrRACTIVE Nov.

~ ELTIES-Messrs- w. }. 4 H. HANNINGTON beg
leave 10 INFORM their friends and the public they e
iected an engagement with Sgnor Attos unvaied
Band lately arrived from Naples who will go through their
astonishing performances, previous of
the evening for this week ony-with the additional
Fanoccnn.
BY the above powerful Microscope living aquatic insects
agnfied millions OF times larger than nature showing with
dstncnes the anmacula contained in and other fluids
BY Its aid the circulation and the
parts OF the smallest Insect distinctly be Among the
OBJECTS viii he dsections of mnuted parts
loot and teeth OF hy the sting Of bee, &c &c. Also,
most delicate seeds, and transverse cuttings ef wood.
The Disqualification of the Chemical Salts
uful beyond the power Subscription
The last will consist Of large and magnificent coec-
ton Of Living Aquatic Insects They will be all living in
their native subagueous groves and rooe engaged in
swirl pursuit. sezng and preyng upon each other others
sporting with all the freedom of imaginary safety.
Doors open at = ocock-performances commence at g.
Boxes 81 cents-Upper Seats 25 cents. myl6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
cwAIM,s WORM SUGAR PLUMs--An ciicaciou,

WORM suc IT, u s.nc WORTH. ~ he
discharged in great numbers and where there no a-
OF worms they do much good on e &C.
erection Of from the stomach and bowels which gene
them and l. injurious tochren ~ worms awe ror
~" y y" M D. GRAHAM No. 90 Nassau street,
,nvii ,e Corner of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

BILLIARDS IMPROyED-Geneme wishing
- TO play atbllars purchase tables invited call
2l8 % broadway door above all street. Sou
them Coffee Room, where there tables and
the patent indian Rubber cushions, and compo
siion ceented BEDS with iron eagle and
bles above will be found the largest and best
offered 10 the public advantages those who wish
chase at short notice. they be packed days
tee.
N. y. Orders for thing in this line, with cash good
reference, TO A. BASSFORD, ZIG Broadway, viii receive
prompt attention ml0u
FIRE wOR X S.-1he subscriber offers
public the most extensive and varied assortment OF brilliant
Fire Works In the United thousand
rockets heavy cabre with rich and fancy headings wheels
every description candles mines tourbiions
line pigeons gebs, Italian streamers coored
fires for theatres signals for Sipping &C. NC Also
htisns of brilliant pieces for city and country displays
Agepts in New York H. Yvelin z Fulton street. Green
wc Lewis Pa-e& SON. go Maiden Lane Gasner Young l
ISAAC EDGE, Jr (Pyrotechnist,)
myi3-tjy4 At the Laboratory. Jersey City,
nETnOIT HOrEL, Late NOHH no.
~ TELThe subscribers respectfully inform their friends
AMI the travelling public that taken tie above
ba>nen and fitted style that viii compete with
similar house I'm this city. II European plan, and
be accommodated with lodgings and meals AT all
hours AMI served with dish the rich and
ket OF New York nj all times affords
The house pleasantly located % Barclay street in the
immediate vicinity o the Hudson river steamboat landing.
The bar i supplied with wines AMI liquors Of all kinds the
best that he Obtained. ~ NJ. MERRIMAN
my52weod l.. wINSIIIP.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

KrNcsroN JAM Saturday May l3-The schooner EMPEROR
fcm Phadephs with $50 barrels dour barrels meal and
- barrels bread and the brig Durant from Baltimore with
Ss 6our meal ard 100 kegs lard No part
IN eer OF the above csrgoes have been sold much inquiry
meal but VIII not " soi1 separate rom ne uour
ik 4 he'd nj 3D. sale OF 100 barrels inferior four has
been made As II is said there some demand Tor good
German -four, but we could not obtain particulars
Exchange on America per cent
Sales at the Nero York Stock Exchange Nay 81
- u. q Bank, 1924 los rs Boston and Worcester mr.
s. Del and Hudson, 10 a SO 9l4 a92
e Gfio Life and Trust, so A. M. and Trenton, 82i
= Mutual Co. 81 Utica 1154
50 Mohawk, 684 a70 $50 Long island, 62 a W
- Harlaem H. X Sc 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

ING observation-disclosures. Tor weakness IN the
sde back lmsalso for rheumatism liver
complaint and dyspepsa-for coughs, colds, ashma, dhcu
in breathing oppression of the stomach Nc They win
give immediate anil soothing relief-and for
~ ease certainty decidedly superior
needles such persons whose business avecations require
that they should stand III much those o sedenary ha
bits generally who be troubled with pains IN the side or
advised of these beautiful they
different all Others and from those
objections which reasonably urged against pasers
nerav The has had the pleasure Of selling them
daily for years Ia this cityan of The thousands
who them he hns not heard Of solitary complaint
They paironie extensively hy the medical profession
and there probably intelligent physician in the United
states or Europe would hesitate To sanction them with
his influence, when made acquainted with their COM
position.
hand which will lie punished
forgery Person. about buying them will remember ask for
RADEat''s STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see that
they get directions Tins signed They put In boxes
with srge and attractive show bs-wl keep without injury
In any cmateand will be forwarded part the Uni
ted British provinces order, and abera discount
made 10 those who buy tn sell again
In conclusion have only add that
which the sautry effects have been produced by the
ihemhat they recommended with the entire
confidence 10 all who thus afflicted.
sold Wholesale anil retail nj the Bowery Medicine STORE
No. rs Bowcry, New York, by or,,
~. w. bAD6ht.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

= PLENDlD PAINTINGS.-Tbe TWO GRAND
~ PAINTINGS, LA BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE LOLYMPE, painted nature, by Boudet, OF the
French school, are now exhibiting al No. u Park Row.
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited in principal cities of the
Union, 10 TIE admiration of many thousand visitors.
From O'clock A. NJ to TO- r. NJ. Admission, 25 eacbe
a25m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
II AMERICAN MIISEirM sra. orn,r;aors ~ his .s,aL

EXTMAORD BINARY NOVELTY AT THE
- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The proprietors of this estab
smet anxious crafty their VISITORS have engaged
short season the celebrated MASTER YOUNG, the Juve
nile Magician give series Of his highly popular entertain
ments attis place evening commencing quarter past
O'Clock The wonderful and astonishing experiments which
have been exhibited by Master crowded audiences in the
city OF Boston for eighty nights and whose Indian
Balancing Mechanical and Physical Experiments Magical H.
usons and Feats OF De~tery which would asos the
great Adren HIMSELF have for him highest appro-
baton and applause.
THE FINE ARTS-Now exhibiting (day and evening" a
splendid Benjamin Vests celebrated picture OF Christ
Healing the Sick in the Temple painted by eminent artist
has stood the criticism good Judges aud by all 70
be faithful copy.
Amttance To the IS ceDtsChilren under IL years,
with parents guardians, half price, The Museum is
omen from A.. M. to 10 r. NJ myls-2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
CLEAl Il ED.


Ships Mediator Champlin, London j. Griswod Columbus
Depeyster, Liverpool Goodhue Co.. Charles Carroll, Lee
nssre yS Boyd Norma Barton Havana Moses Tsyl9y su
Barclay Livingston; Richmond Packet, Bell, Cam
ton, Goodrich Portland Me- Badger; Marshall Ney Tai
ardson San Antonio lSpan Laraaga Porto Rico, Hogan
Min Ceres, Cederburg, Hamburg D. H. Schmidt Son;
Phiadelphia, Armonie Newbern N c.; VIM T. King Crow
ell PhiladeIphia VIM Roscoe Meeker Boson Copper Shan,
non, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Ship Liberty Mcdowell Canton Feb II, with sks,&c.
Bark Olive connor, sydney G. b. IA days. with plaster
Brig Eliza Lockwood, ST. Croix Is days. with sugar
Brig Hudson, Saunders Neuvias, II days. with moasses
Brig Guayama Buxton Guayama,P R., is days. with sugar
Brig Diamond, Sherwood, Charleston days, with cotton
Brig ST smons, Packard Guadalupe ia days. with molas
Br brig Ocean, Lyerton Windsor NJ S. II days. with plas-
Brig Ocoa RUSSELL Apalachicoa, sdays, with cotton
mig Leon Mariner, Guayama April 10, with hides &C.
Brig Somerset, Williams, Bermuda, days. with salt Mid
Dan sch Gustave, Bmnger, Kica, II days, with grain
schr judith, Drnkwater wespor days, with spars to
schr Victory Benson Alexandria, days, with -four s,ur-
schr Page, nale, Boston, days, with mdze.
Schr. Mail, Lorng, Boston, days, with mdze
scr Cambridge, Baker Boston, days, with mdze TO order
Schr Oxford Kenny Neu'ias, IL days. win sugar 70 Chas'
schr JENNA, Waite Maracabo, ls days. with ustic
Schr Good Return Simpson, Quay ANA, p r., II days,
with sugar to Pellet 4 Lababee
schr Gusnvus Manson, Laguin May s,wth coffee sugar,
schr Harriet Chandler, Aux Cages, 10 days, ORDER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

n ANDS wANTED.-wsned TO purchase 2
Ia 10000 OF osd Western Land, government price
nust be in healthy country and the vicinity Of some town
village ocatioain Ohio, Michigan Illinois would he
preferred Part money and part property will I've given in
change Apply ~ r. Y, through the post office, with real
name.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

MARRIED. .fsssr.qa y.
On Monday 18th inst by the Rev. Henry Chase Capt Rich
ord Williams, Eliza H. Goats, all OF tins CITY: -.
On Thursday 18th inst by the Rev. Benjamin 0Tien Ben
jsmn Hilton Halsted this city, to Jane Dodge daughter oil
the late John Yates, Esq. - go Ga. -
On Thursday, 25th inst, by the Rev. Henry Chase simeon
Wood to Mary Mullen, all OF tins CITY. :. -. r.
On Thursday 25t inst BY the KEY s M mr. Quarters
Al Eizabehtown, j. on "Wednesday last Cnares merrrtl
Of Hudson N ", TO Lydia Cooper daughter Oh "m rrce'
. the former place.
DIED.
On Tuesday May 80, Samuel W., son of Jacob Hoppock
On Monday 18th ins Charles b. Fisher Of Vienna, Austria
In the goth of his age .
On Tuesday 3Oh inst Eliza Anna, wife OF Charles n Pin
dsr, in the Path year OF her age III
NADIA :,
on Tuesday, SOh nst Susan Amelia daughter OF Charles
Burkhalter, in the 4th year Of her age.
On Tuesday, 30h nst Benjamin Brown, youngest son OF
Isaac Brown, aged years and months. - ~
On Tuesday Goth Margaret youngest daughter Of Peter
Mclaughlin -
sunday 2h ns Sarah jane daughter OF John and Dor
cas- Birmingham aged months and days
Al Newark on Tuesday 30th inst Samuel Bruen only
viving child Of Caleb Baldwin, Jr aged and months
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

rNHH subscriber hereby his sincere thanks
his friends and patrons Cor the unlimited patronage they
afforded him whilst proprietor OF the Globe" No Mot 81,
that he has taken conmodious
tabishent known "UNION HALL" Of Henry and
Oliver which he has fitted up with requisite for the
Of his friends, that They will continue
To extend him that patronage which bis untrng exrtons
and attention To their wishes deserve.
His furnished with the choicest liquors and refresfi-
men and his reading desk with the morning and evening
Spacious and elegant for the accommodation Of
parties respectable balls mechanics meetings and ari
trson procured the above establishment apr-
cationto RICHARD j. WILLIAMS,
myxT-g. OF Henry and Oliver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

JESSE CADY, Auetioces

-- Jesse CADY, Auctioneer.
B s,rs.,. ~ CADs, Store Nos III ana lie wsssr
nnrchssrs CT Day. a. half O'Clock. n Ics to jt
hardware cutlery fall goods hats combs fancy soap cio
iH, sus ps.os drks &c with goods suit
ca 70 ne southern and Western market numerous 10 e
uon Ia an advertisement OF this kind.
AZ Private Salel0o0e dozen Combs OF all kinds
100 cards birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, of every Va
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms
10000 Needles assorted from 10 Hemming and Germaa
do.
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest Pearl subject debea.
ture, which will he taken In payment.
Also, snuff Boxes, Pins, &c. &c. &c.
Also, German, French, and Rhode Island Jewelry low
priced Watches, Guard Chains, &c m33lys
>. r. DIETRICH, Auctoneer.
RYE. j. BEARNs A. CO., Store No i5s Pearl
- street corner Of WahThis Day, O'Clock, auc-
% ,oon Hardware Cutlery, consisting of pocket and
Ik KNIVES cards and in dozens; scissors dozens
needles in canners and bundles; double and singled
specace steel and brass barreed pistols percussioa
acy Ooods-Consstng of double extra cologne, hair on
Peuery French and English soap, lavender water &c
shoes. ~'~' 49,
Also an invoice of Of earrings finger
mes, watches, breast-pns chains nc &c ia
A SCTiON NOTICE.-Furniture sale--Thurs,isy
sortInen of Household Furniture in good order including
my2e4 ihos' BELL Aucti0neer'
public sales of horses carriages &c Continue tak
place at this well known establishment every Monday during
the year ,,,,
clock, and all Horses &c intended this shown
and entered on or before Saturday, Sd ins NJ
horse unless his DESCRIPTION s
upon the catalogue early application insure
number, as only 25 can be taken.
JOHN w. WATSON, 446 Broadway.
~ b. Ten shilnss will be required of all entering
horses for sale at the time of registry. j. W. WATSON.
my30-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
CREAM CAHDY-Thi.

binary rich and delicious article y mannacureo an ior
recruitment, :, 92i Broadway and other place in this city,
I, i fsct we'll that Vanilla generally used ~ favor.
, lee then v Ice In In IT, best and purcst
p Gn MI except the ice) bot unlike s prostype improves
Nv age The public IN general and especially those having
~ gi William IA between Fulton md joan u. my Dim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

NEW YORK TATTER SAILS. proprie-
tor of this well known establishment intends having
thorough bred horses the Union Course L. L. Friday
next 2d june 10 A. NJ There already several
this sale.
Gentlemen having horses for sale win find this excellent
opportunity of parting with them, and requested
them or before "Wednesday 5 r NJ
my30-4t JOHN W. WATSON 446 broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

"ANTED-Tw0 1Ourntymrn confectleneT~ Those m
w want ut immediate employment may apply this m.rnng
Isl William street. my31s
THE MAMMOTH CHEESE FARM FOR
SALE-The subscriber offers for sale the splendid Farm
OF Colonel Thomas Meacham, situate the cbwn of Sandy
Creek and halt miles from the village of Pulaski, o.
County This about TOO If which
Il under very high state OF cultivation Tie subscriber has
hesitation In recommending of the best farms the
United Sttes On the premises Is six good dwelling houses
FIVE Of which newly painted and IN good repair five large
mill various other buildings all
ing to twenty or thirty u also contains orchards Of the
choicest Kind Of fruit three springs Of good
which the water conducted through the houses AMI yards
by aqueucts, and failing streams Of water There
pastnred said farm last 30 head of cattle,
horses and forty sheep There raised said farm last
300 tons OF hay besides large quantity OF wheat
rye, &c and also made 5000 worth Of cheese.
The proprietor, having accumulated ahansome lorune on
said offers lsw price and terms For further
particulars, inquire Of T. A. DWIGHT, NASSAU
r. II desired Il will he divided in lots suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

~ york state Medical s9ee ~ s,.,op Kat
~ ac. al Roadway (up ssirsl open daily, Sundays err
s,eJ iron, ri O'Clock Hundreds in this city snt else
b., eeu vision. and many ent
ho before consulting DR. shans have been suffering ZOE
ySsprcTACIEs adapted, usual 10 defect o. sgh'
Dr. begs leave to state he has had IL years ~.
~ s,udy sni Diseases OF the Eye mi nas eWoS
ii the Of the bes; oculists Ia Europe and nSe'i
myts Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

We did not receive any slips south south Of Mobile by yes
efday's express mail
TIE Packets cf the l-Shps Columbus, Depeyster for Lii
verpsol Mediator, chanpn for London and Charles Carroll
Lee for Havre will sail this day, IL o'clock The letter
bags will close half past 10 o'clock, A. d.
The Captain schooner Teaze reports the brig
Carroll Welsh from de Cuba Romer She
went ashore Tuesday afternoon in thefog One the
news has been alongside taking of her deck load
did succeed in getting her Free She will probably be
got OF today.
schr Amazon, Bennett, Philadelphia Boston, with COAL
In going Of Nantucket, May Goth, grounded Cliff
Shoal, and has biged.
Further intelligence from Jamacarom Correspondent
Ksngstor, Ja, May 1.-THE brig Edwin Laieu, sailed for
Havana New Orleans this morning Br brig Belfast, Burns,
loading AIMS Bay for New York schr Emperor Stud
lev will Philadelphia in OFT days; destination Of
brigx Durant and Cuba, yet fixed The Cicero Watts,
win sail Baltimore the coh inst The Gsnniclef pu,
his morning. Yours &c, l.. &.
Apr IT, LAT, 1921 lon a. Dr. siip Margaret from Belfast
New York. with passengers II days ou-by the Arcadia
March a. lat 1913 s. lon 4eii was passed bark Marble
head Canton 40 days out bound 10 New Yorkby the
l.s. Honduras lou out adays by Liberty, this port
FOREIGN PORTS.
yoft PsG:ss. benjamin DE- cy@,ss Grave: dca ID Is
,sy do via s dy su.p S o Essn r ss
gers do, Italy conera DO; Sarah and Amelia, dol Rome,
Trinasa dc Cuba. May s-Bng Mary pcase New York,
Toma, Hall, do, 10 days -
0uaysma, r. r., May l5-Schr William, Thompson, New
York, 8 days
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Bangor May 25-Ar schr Buhrod, salisbury, New York
Boston, May 29-Ar schr Gen. Stark, Leighton, New York.
Plymouth, May 22-Ar. brig Scion, New York. chr Mary
Carver, Davie, do.
Bristol, May 7a-Ar. schr. Barton. Glajdng New York.
Providence May oar scsr. Equator Elwood, New
York.
Newport, May 28-Ar ship Pacolas, Wise, from Mobile for
Liverpool put IN repair having injured her rudder scr
Hunfrc> babcock, New York, for Providence =
Newark, May 3o.-Schr. Vim. Henry, Pike, New York;
sioops Contrivance Baldwin Industry Laourette do, Bo
lima, Van Buskirk do.
Phiadephs May 9o-Ar. bark VIM. 4 Frances, Lsngtor,
New York; schrs Herald Willis do; Premium, Chichester 10.
Franklin Nckerson Do oop Ann Bell Birch, dol Charlotte
X Sarah, ROOM do--Cfd, schr Susan, Chambers do.
Edgsrtown May 2t-Ar schr. Metallic, Thorndike, Tho.
uasson Dor New York.
Apalachcola May l6.-Shp Washington Irving Latham,
New York; bark c. r. Williams, Aslby do, soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
EHRiNn = MAEs, LATE OILY ERs FAs'n on

In announcing 10 the public generally they peg
fmery Soaps Brushes kc Of the frs, manuactnIe. L'h
Gibbns's Raypootana, or Indian Crssy ~ a.,
growth Of Hair and removing the dandrun, ns ths,
known 10 he the great destroyer ofthe Human nsn
~ the fine conb injurious, e produse ~ n"nu ~,
The head which csnses n greater accumulation. Also
Toupees scalps kc of fc newest fnsnunctnre w ~
i ,,len a. ,s ~ deceive the closest inspection m<