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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

the bosom of the dress and refund the bottom wide
coored rband il inserted in the hens. Sash tled In
front to match. Bracelets of the same The front
hair is in light rnges falling lew at the sides and IN
termixed with gold flowers the back la duches se,
with roeau and coque (the favorte style OF couture
of the Duchess Of Oreans.) Shoes to match the CO.
lor Of the rlbands. White kid gloves
PARIsIAN FAsHIoNs.-White and light colored
muslns are the prevailing dresses at present Clear
muslin redngotes, lined with pink blue or straw co,
lored silk, or with rbands of these shades inserted
into the hems are the favonte costume. Many OF
these redngotes made short in the style OF tuncs
and several have large Venetian sleeves which con-
sst merely OF piece cut like half handkerchief are
very pretty when gathered up in front OF the arm with
rosette of coored riband. They are also frequently
worn even IN morning costume, without an under
sleeve and short sleeves are the grand mode at pre-
sent. In the morning they are worn with long black
or white silk mittens
The corsages of redingotes, when high, are made
with little fulness; some cross IN 'front.' leaving the
throat exposed Oflow dresses, they ale Penfant or
ala Grecque. The waists are long and the skirts ra-
Their longer at back than in 'front.' Flcunces are IA
shionable; or rather one single oerably deep ounce
with or without heading. Tight sleeves with three
frills pat at top are still worn, as well as those
with one full puff, headed by narrow fr Palile-de-
rz hats still maintain their pre- emlnence over all 9TH
ers, in full walking or carriage costumes but Leghorn
bonnets, and those Of poux de sole, both hats and
potes, are aiso prevalent. They are quite as large,
and of the same FORMS as those recently described.
Flowers still fashionable, both in hats and caps
those preferred of dropping nature, as acacia,
lilac (white or lilac) roses hyacnhs apple and peach
blossoms; wild flowers are also prevalent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18


The Secretary OF the Treasury has ssued circular relative
to the issue OF Treasury notes. We give il:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT 18th Oct. 1887
Congress has approved the 18th instant authe
ed the issue Of Treasury the amoont OF ten millions
dollars denominations than $50 EACH receivable
in all payments TO the United States and bearing interest AZ
rate not exceeding six per per The undersgn
ed fer the purpose Of eecng payments such OF the
frs the exchange loan of them for the legal currency OIL
the United States ~
The proposals will the place where the money WIN De
deposited and the lowest rate OF interest be borne oy MUGS
when taken at par.
These who receive reply will consider as sufficient evil
dence that their offers not accepted
LEVI WOODBURY. Secretary oil the treasury.
How will the Courier feel It's advice 10 the banks OF
this city give only their rags exchange for the issues wi
TAKEN banks this city in the lurch together II
like all the Courlers Enthusiastically, but lacking body
sounding, but hollow
The banks will put little faith henceforh indeed they
Coures advice All they have TO do is to
pursue steady forget their old tieks-and to at
tempt ones
II will be by the following statement that they are In
toleraby healthul condition. upon the whole. They must
however, aill mind their Ps and Qs.
Aggregate the condition of the Banks OF the State
OF New York the first day Of October, 1857 taken from
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u The following is copied from the Washington Globe Of
the 22d Dec 1885 relative the English 0cu now in this
ciy.-Eds Of the heD Orleans Com. Herald
- lExTRAcT
We have been furnished the following letter from A. Pa
geo Esq Ambassador fem his Majesty the King the French
10 Mr. williams the oculi't' .svxeros n. ~, 1886
have this instant received your letter bearing this
asceraanng the genuaeness the signatures affixed
TO the different diplomas which have been granted to you by
Alter close examination Of those diplomas eel liberty
70 that they bear names perfectly to me- and which
in giving you an official attesaoa belief IN the genu
ness o. those documents had the authority OF ceruyhg
Minister of Foreign Affairs
have equally Examined medical diplomas given you
10 Paris and in the principal cities Of France and am also salts
ned OF their authenticity
raj eminent personages whom know and who have ss.ed
which services ente the just reputation you enjoy in
Europe.
main, sir, with distinguished Consideration, yours
To John williams, Esq honorary oculist to his Majesty
King Of the French
-, The fslowns letter was written by senteman now rssid
sight by Mr. Williams the 9cuist 10 Great Britain nearly
thirty years snce-and that his sight has continued perfect TO
70 M. Williams. Ocust, Of London nou Philadelphia:
"Unitsd States Gazette, and presuming am the individual
referred send you these few lines you
c aa conscientious on that subject but Is ie with A.
Market 10 any Interested Individual may apply Hav
ing carried on business in this city for sixteen years. must be
gcneraly known.
The facts my AT very early period Of
life, had some mortar thrown eyes, from which in
fammation ensued and nearly blind FOR several years
under the Of eminent physicians, without
obtaining permanent relief About the year 1871 Prov
dence directed Chester England parents
caused to be put under Is with pleasure
inform that by the application Of remedies by
hands, my sight has remained perfect to this day
and able read the printing that be produced
Philadelphia, Oct 49, 1886.
~ We desired by Dr. Williams state, he is willing
give his opiaon vhou fee any ladies gentlemen afflicted
in their Eyes, At his room No. A. first floor Astor House IL
they enter by the private vesey street. opposite st.
Paul church, day except Sunday from eleven
by the front door might nconvenient To visitors
DIR. williams expects procure place where he
ceive the poor in adav
New York, Oct IS, 1887 o76t- j
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Bennetcs Newspaper Est bl,.h ment.


MOANING HgRALD-ssued every morning exccpt Sunday
two cents per copy Country subscribers furnished
the same rate for specific period remittance ad-
vance. NO paper sent cut, unless paid 10 advance.
EvSNSe HsRALp-issued every afternoon One O'Clock.
rrce TIVE cents per copy Country subscribers furnished u
the same rate-cash In advance.
WsrELy HEsaLp-issued every Saturday morning At %
cleck-Prce per copy Furnished country suscr
bers AZ ~ per annuni, In advance.
WEEKLY HEeALD ExrRA-Issued every Wednesday morn
ing ~ 10 vcock-Price, 81 per copy. Furnished
country subscribers NJ - per annum, In advance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In all Liose papers the
usualrstes-swsys payable IN advance.
requested sdrsm their Letters 10
James Gordon Bennett proprietor and Ill pette onbusse
mus be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

T AMPS CHANDELIERS &C.--Ths subscriber
). :ns IN s
sortmen, OF the aforementioned articles which he for
;:f %" prices for cash. wholesale and re
s H.n. 'S a. in s ~ 'rossed 81 and s.
rich Gu, glass pans and drops.
EIesan, stand sandelabrs carrying fon to TO IS lights
Elegant mantle csndlestcks, plais and ornaner tai
Hanging gas lamps from TO lights
Ladies r Tsi cables . s'sssps, Rs ssSs
Single and double barrel percussion towing piece.
Plated essdlesticks, branches, eruet frames
y. lea IKE. kettles soilestands,ac W.T. wREAKs,
NJ Fletcher St offer for sale favorable terms Canvass
Plaid Wooen, vsens Broc6e Chsly siousene de- Lame,
and Printed lada shawS ol3-iw+
SxoSaa HoNYPP. co. NJ so %s,s
have hand extensive ofresy made clothing
for CASH Il wholesale ss e'
a CAKD-HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES
No article that has ever been produced can claim The high
powers truly belonging to this Cosmetic for Identifying
adds beauty and oness the skin that The ex,oed virtues
Of other soaps vainy attempted TO mps This delight
search expense and that emoen properties peculiar
Vanilla Compound Is happily adapted to gentlemen ha
wing heavy beard and tender face from lis cooling and heal
tits paronsed by the nobility and gentry Of England and
France entitled to The first place in the toilet every
lady. Price 50 c. nts.
For sale by H. Hart corner Broadway and Chambers
Mrs Cannon, No and H. NJ Guon, lT Broad
way corner Grand and Henry corner Pike ST. o4lm.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR SORE OR WEAK
AEYEs scurvy, Salt Rhsum, recent old soresPersons
afflicted with Of these complaints informed that Nc
Phersons VEGETABLE OINTMENT has failed In
ehectng speedy and certain Hundreds Of testimonials
In favor OF this Ointment in Of the proprietor,
who has just arrived from Quebec and may be consulted for 10
days only from 9ocock A. NJ 10 M al the office OF Mr..
Johnston ~ Warren ST.
Throughout England Upper and Lower Canada have
ever given this Ointment trial. who were disappointed in ~
effects.
az Dispensed to the poor gratis, from s,es. o45v
4 1H. HAMILTON. surgeon ofloag standing, asd a
- pupil Of two Of the first colleges TOR anatomy and the the
DRY and practice phyc and SURGERY In Europe hes moved
into The house No 81 Courtand where he consult
ed every disease Incidental human nature,
uncommon delicate indicate The most desperate
real cured In o nine days Sores Of
tnre. Attendance ri ell tmcs- OLD ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

TExtracts from the Liverpool Albion OF sept I6.I
NEWSPAPER STAMP RErURNs.-In cur last mum
Der we published table, compiled from the Parlia-
mentary Returns, showing the number Of stamps is
sued to the different newspapers OF this town. with
the number of advertisements on which duty had
been paid during the first sir months Of the present
year. We now present our readers with synopsis
of those returns, giving general view of the creula.
ton Of the metropolitan and provincial papers.
The following are the returns respecting the Lon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

lanes DIR YsDALh, Veterinary Surgeon Nc. ~
Fifth street. between the Bowery and Sec.o Avenue
leave inform the public that r attends personally
horse sboeing of by deputy formerly Therefore
gentlemen seadng horses his may depend
having them sbod the approved scientific prnci
Piles.
He likewise attends to the diseases Of horses usual his
nrmary but his arrangements far horse shoeing
cude the possibility Of attending them their stables
cept those in his immediate vicinity
To those who seepc OF his abilities he will merely
Put them 10 the test the proof Of the pudding IN the
eating.'n JAMES DRYSDALE,V
rs Sms Graduate of the Edinbrrrh yefrrn.ry School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

THE sUBsCEIBERs having entered inso eepsr,-
nership under the name Of STRATTON SEYMOUR,
for the prosecution Of the Stove Copper Tn and Sheet
business and having purchased the stock u trade be-
longing to the late firm Of H. Mott Co., consisting NOUS
Patent Anthracite Coal and Wood Stoves he kc they
offer 10 their friends and and he public gene
which, after years OF trial have fully sustained their character
convenience cleanliness sonfort and economy comparison
with these other various and novel which
the meantime been introduced Ansng the
those well adapted 10 halls bsnkipg churches
lecture bar rooms steambcais and ships cabins
the saracec CRATE to parlours nurseries, and basement
the franklin, to bed rooms, and the plain and
ornamented eylndrc sheet work
&c Wood and coal cock stoves Of acknowledged Superiority
with from FIVE boilers and four well cal
culated for families OF from persons together with al
the appsndsges affixed either ef the aorenanes
when required short notice. all Of which will be disposed
reasonable for cash. short approved paper i
24z Water street ROBERT NJ STRATTON,
CHARLES SEYMOUR
New York, Sept LIST, 1887. os EN-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

HORSES TO WINTER.-At my place Hedge
Hill, Rye, weschester County have stabIing and ali
things Including skiul and careful groom
enable keep horses from the LIST Moves 10 the
LIST Of April Persons desiring put horses winter
at per month apply to me by letter post paid lag Jay
street, Brooklyn.
NJ b. Payment made in advance at the commence
nent Of each month. GEO. WOODWARD.
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

THE TEETH-THE TEETH-THET TEETH
IL you have the toohache, and wish avoid having the
tooth extracted phal sf Dr. Bramah Odontagic
produces few applications IN mpenetrable coat over the
delicate sensitive affected nerve thus rendering incapable OF
being air. hot Geld water masication Be-
ing purely vegetable liquid warranted not to inure the
enamel OF the teeth adjoining the one affected.
For sale wholesale or retail by A. B. D. Sands corner Of
Fulton and William Minor Gamble Of Dey and
Broadway; B. Nones GA Broadway sign Of the Golden
Mortar VIM. Horwl, corner Canal and Hudson SITS; r. r.
Austin As Carnine and r. Burnett IS 9th avenue NJ York
d. Young, SO South Fourth St Philadelphia o4-lmS
nK. JO "A NSON is consulted confdentay at his Office
- No II Duane street. between Chatham and William sts
following diseases vz-Gonorrhra, elects Chancres,
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases ar
ing venerea poison improper treatment DR. Johnson
engages recent affection in two three days.
and the most nveterate propor0nae time without
the any debatng iHudcious medicine,
business Persons entrusng themselves DR. john
sons dose themselves with certainty of In
aggravated Scrouous liberated legs
&c speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving DR..
johnson CALL certain preventative may be made against
the foregoing diseases which has fail
ed VIXEN used within twenyour hours after Let
paid and enclosing have the necessary
dicine, and directions for lis use forwarded
Attendance from A. NJ to ii at night Dr. Johnson has
NOV from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
R9R"Js,, BOOTS, boots AND SHOES

- RICHARDsk WALKERS two establishments Nos. 22s
and 232 Canal St N. r. My friend r. gave ire the and
numbers Of the above embellishments and told that
Of for tn any where else he tried
through the city and could nothing that would bear
comparison with Richards and Walkers make OF Cheap Boots
Why they have than 10000 pairs elegantly
wrouP h boots to select FROM and the pair for q rs
full handse and fashionable 50 90
All who wish pair once fashionable and durable boots either
light dress wet weather water proof boots wlldo well
call above Prices from $3.50 $500, and st50 for
proof Don't mistake Richards Walkers establishments
Nos 22s and 237 Canal st. ole.ims
ROOTS, BOOTS, BOOTs-wALKERS, go Canal
- street. the second shoe store from Green the
place get cheap boots the coming The ubscr
her have ladies' gentlemen and chidrens and shoes
description to sell lower thar they have been offered
this public Also India Rubber and Leather Shoes don't
mistake the store go Canal street. the second shoe from
Greenwich II. o1l-imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18


Number Of E.glish Provincial Newspapers at
DO liberal 90. 90 90. ~
Do Do. Neutral NeGy or u aG s So q
Stamps issued to the llser" Newspapers sssSs.2
Do Do 49, 49, T Neutral do do 2s sos.sss
Aggregate of Stamps issued to the whole within
A,er. %ss Consumption Of stamps by each Eng
ish Provincial Newspaper within SIX months, 32,7A
Average consumption Of each Newspaper per -.
FEmALs FASHIONS ron SEpTKMsER.--NEoLIoEE pu
MArrN.-The material of which it Is composed is ba-
tise eru unblcached cambrc) and its very light ele
CANT trimming consists of few rows Of fine Italian
straw platte dresses de paille dIaie) the corsage
and skirt Of the negigee are cut all IN one, except at
the back where one or two additional breadths are
put in the skirt, and which would necessarily render
the corsage too full at the back. plain and not very
deep piece is put in at the top of the neck to which
the dress is attached in full gathers, the shoulders
il is confined by a shoulder strap. The dress has
double sleeves; the inner ones are plain and tight TO
in the style Of the Venetian, and is taken up at the
front of the arm with small silk cord an tassel; the
wrist of the inner sleeve ornamented with pointed
cug butoned at the top and with three rows OF straw
trimming laid on; three rows OF the same go down
the fren, and round the bottom Of the dress In place
of peerine is a small shawl of the material Of the
dress with three rows of straw trimming all round,
and light silk fringe at the edge. The Cordeliere
round the waist is likewise off silk. Drawn capote of
cambria the front excessively large and the crown
precisely like that Of infants bonnet Hair brought
low at the SIDES and in rnglets. Black shoes, white
kid gloves.
DrSsEn Dssss--Low dress Of brochee MUSLIN
Cersage Penfant gathered top and bottom. Long
sleeves la Isrdniere, in small plsts from the shout
der TO the wrist; they confined at the same dis
lance below the shoulder by ruche OF uIle to which
IS fastened bow Of rband with long ends. Round
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

SMALL BILLS may be had At the ST. -ngers Office "a
~ Wall street. time between in the morning in
IN afternoon No bills win be passed, in any way
rncnded except tbose of the very first sta nding
Bark Notes examined with pleasure, gratis
b. Geld silver and bank bought and said the
best tmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

r MORE IrDhss.-A deputaton Of twenty one WI
nebago Indians arrived in Washington, on saturda
last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

HE Notes o. the Geergia Lumber Company redeem
ed athe Offices Of Day Formsn No. a wall street. II
David Hows Son, No Wall sueet and Al J. ,. Cochrans
Ne. IL Wal aree< ~ n per cent discount - s97-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

TASTE, VERSUS GaLLAsrrr.-The Boston Morning
News finds fault with the Herald for caing Mrs Lew
ia abeautiful woman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

ROOTs-BOOTs-HOO low prl
- ee 4 Boot Store.-H NEWELL respectfully informs the
public that he has taken the No. % Canal st. o
Wooster where he intends keeping general assortment OF
mems and boys boots which he Offers Wholesale retail
resced for cash. Just received from his factory
Of French pump boots prime article summer which
he Offers al the reduced price Of $500.
~. B. Constantly on hand, boos for e25o and s275.
iy25-9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

ELIAS. ~ Cedar street. importer Of Hsvana Segars Of
~ the first quality, has hand the following brands
and selected by an experienced smoker and offers them for
sales on terms to suit all
100000 Noreago
60,0o0 La Norma,
$4,000 Dos Csmpancos,
$4,000 Principe,
$4,000 Regalia,
1900 Trabuca-wholesae and RETAIL and pui up carefully
and sent 10 any part Of the United States.
Sexas would respectfully call the attention of all wins
fond Of first rate call At his office His object has
been since he this business sell but
best and he determined keep others but the
best quality this market produce lie socs the patron
Of his friends and the Public urng them he will always
furnish them with the best of seears.
NJ B. very superior Regas put up private
use In boxes, under lock and key. ol3-lmA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
SHOES, BOOTS, &c-SPEAR PATTEN, N

- las Water ST. offer sale
5000 pair mems russell Brogons
5000 !" do thick plantation do
900 do russell and black, Sizes III TO IL
5000 boys russell and black Brogans
I,5O8 gentlemen's fine calf and morotco Boots
1909 kip, seal, pegged, nailed and sewed do
$500 fine calf sewed and pegged Brogans
5000 kip and l. and Shoes
$500 mems kip brogans
1000 boys calf kip, seal, and and Brogans
1900 ladies leather seal Bootees, Sboes& Pumps
1900 miss and chidren's leather, seal, and
hid Bsotees and Slippers
10000 ladies' fine kid, seal calf morocco, prunelo and
satin slippers
200 mems and boys fur and wool Hats. with a
great variety Of other staple and fancy articles In the ne
o9-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18
a CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
IA LADY MONTAOUE,S COMPOUND CHINESE

SOAP prepared frsm beautiful exocs and warranted per-
ectly completely eradcates reckles pmpes
spots edness and all cutaneous erupons gradually resses
clear sof skins transforms the sARow complex
ions radiant whteness mparts a beautiful uve
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, after shaving, win find II allay the rsbliiy
and marng pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Underh IS Beekman
of Williams Dr. Hart, Of Broadway and CHAM
be Dr.. Syme, Bowery, corner Walker D. Schenen
Canal 8 corner Lawrence o3-lms
II leopold, Importer Of Cloths and Merchant Tabor,
IL No. i0s William street, begs leave inform h friends and
the that be has just completed most extensive asssr
Of Winter Goods which he invites inspection wiz
black, blue; and eolored French and English superfne
Cloths Moha Pesrsbam Pilot Cloths and Brighton Beaver;
superne mled drab Cloths great variety Of fancy and
staple goods for pantaoons he he which he will sell
make mp the most nable terms ol1-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

"A HTlrASlAs If tt1 liz without clasps, springs
Al NC thereby avoiding injury the adjoining teeth on he
principles OF atmospheric pressure, by M LEvETT Dentist
No Sill Broadway opposite the Masonic Hall T
This method 80 generally known asd approved need. ~
comment being wholly different In principle and result from
His reference. Of the highest order most smplethe opn
me New fork public on this improved system may be
seen IN the following respectable papers - =
Vide New York Mrrer, 10th July 1856
Courier Enquirer, 26th December laos
Evening Star, nth June, 1887 "a eruos
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18


than century for the of loahesome
diseases GonorrhGa, elects, &c with decided success
although not advertised and pulled through all papers IN
the Union Is compounded with those medicines which are
used for those diseases and Others with mercury
Those that recon-
mend always 70 their friends who In unguardsd hour have
fallen victims TO the above named diseased due
portion of the Fluid extracts Of Sarapars which in
purifying Che blood al the lme &C. any other parcu
lars may be had OF either ofthe agents.
Sold wholesale retail by A. Underhi Beekman It
OF William where liberal discount III made u
those who take quanIity DR. Scheieln ia Canal corner
Lawrence St Price I'll per bottle. oS lmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-18

IN ns BNANDHEVFflW WISHES II 70 be understOOd by
- those who laborng under disease taking his We.
getsble Universal Pills, that gentleman appointed to Civ
advice gratis TO al who may stand in need OF H.
Mr. Lance, who has been with the medicine nm
wards of Is year, and who has disease in ali its va
rety and invariably relief given and IN 4 per-
feet cure effected by the use Of The pills. will be happy give
every information to those who suffer- 70 The eonye
sence OF the public, he will attend two hours uAy in each
Brandrethian Office In the city, as follows:
So-S-v Office, 276 Bs~ery, from to II O'Clock.
Central Office, Spruce street, II 10 I.
Grand sire Office, OF Eiardge Asd esee<
Office, IL West street, alternate days, 2te4
Hudson street Office l87 Hudson st. 4 toe
The above arrangement will interfere with DR. Lobsten
who will still give ADVICE French and German p,tens
as usual NJ the Central and Grand 81. Offices s25 ms