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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

CRY HALL LIBRARY.-The Board of Assistants are
in want Of library in the City Hall II seems from
the statement of one Of their members that they cannot
get at their archives-that they are not merely all
over the the Hail. but that they all ever the city
nay that volumes due since May last have never been
received by the members at ALL This most udicrous
What farce is the management sf such institution
II there should be member DESTROYS of little infor.
nation, he cannot get it. The records that would en-
Tighten him banded about all over the city-he can
not lay his hand upon them-they any where or
cry where but where they ought be- How excclcntly
how wisely how profoundly business be transact.
ca where such careesness such ind ference is evinced
in matter essential II is undoubtedly of the high.
est importance that the records should be within reach
Of all whose conduct be in a measure influenced
by thcmhow must business he slurrcd sver IT, instead
Of appointing library feed the brain with little
cessary knowledge the proposition had been appoint
a chamber a wherein feed the body with a
great deal Of unnecessary turtlehe motion would have
been carried insianer. Like the clergyman whose
pockets each supplied with a corkscrew but in
which the dell aPrayer book could be found this wor-
shpful body 70 think great deal Of their
sbpmachs than their heads.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

IL FOR NEW ORLEArs.-Tos ai wiih dies.
cTsS paohIae very fine eoppered and copper fastened
--'<ssship NATAkEsSETJ, Joshua Drew. MASTER register
48i on light dra e water and will be up the Msss
.ipp steamhoa viii he unctuy despatched above;
IN all respects first rat. freight which
passage having excellent furnished m cabn
and steerage, apply To lo5 Soutt 81
ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 CO.
d. Go@ds forwarded from the country subscriber.
will be punctuay attended and shipped free oi Commission
~ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

DICKsLAr,s LIQUID COMPOSITION. for
removing the blue from barr without injury
the usual labor. - - - -
TIE qud only the polish 10 steel that hs.
been exposed to the action of fire. hut speedily ali
stains or rust from dead and Tenders
per- Britannia metal and pewter are cesnsea by with ,hs
greatest expedition To block tin dish covers that have beer
IN NV Tor gives the polish rcps W..
grease nk sp~ stains from paint with Creates n
city and without injury IN the color.
Bra acquered furniture will retain original brill,nrv
occasionally clcansed by IT, For sale by - "
jex9u NATHAN b. GRAHAM. ~ Nssssp-sL cor Fulton
nR. RODT's OINTMENT FOlS WIFE SALT
- RIIEUN, scald Head letters, Ringwsrms Erup,ons on
the face neck hands, &c. This Ointment has been used 40
long and well and avoraby known that is
TO much concerning H. The celebrity il has ssard has
induced the proprietor 70 put up In svIa csnnensuste
with the demsnd, and those who may Ne afflicted With any
these complaints and feel disposed 10 H. ~
proving harmless Pheasant and nfsibie Pot up neatly
Eve cents The box For ssle n wholesale and retail ny the
Iretors agent. ~ ". BADEAU, at the powery Medicine
Store, 80 Bowery, New York. s4im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

NEW AND IMPROVED STYLE or
MEDIUM NAP BEAVER HATS.-TODD& FLEU.
&,S RY, late OF the well known establishment Of Leary
CO., and G: 81 John, would respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have opened Hat establish
men 1874 Br.adway and fater ourselves that after many
years experience In the business have arrived
IN the ART OF manufacturing Hats We feel perfectly
that the style Of Medium Nap Beaver Hats with mpro-
we'd cooring, which offer sale will reader our
lablsmest unrvalcd and enrol first The list OF
fashion We tear rival In the department Of TASTE
Hats have been Inspected by of the first judges this
city, who pronounce them 70 be superior to offered
Tor sale IN this country the reduced price five dollars
style OF Hat that has long been wanting in the department
OF taste and which for many has employed the minds and
taxed the ingenuity OF many OF our first anuacturer but
The subscribers have made arrangements with OF the
FIRST la London Paris the
fashions without delay We also offer for sale emporium
OF standard fashion for the splendid Short Nap
Hat OF the TAT, Pa aa style and fashion, made in limitations
of Beaver Nap.
b. Having had experience for many years in the celebra
ted house o G. St John, feel ourselves perfectly
tent to produce the NEST splendid Chappeau and Military
on the mort reasonable terms and ut the shortest nocc with
all the necessary alterations that tnsie require.
TODD FLEUkl, 1914 Broadway,
sa.lms opposite franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
ss.fu

La For LlVFRPOOL.--The very fine aew
TffE packet ship SARAH hHSALIA, Capt J. L. Gardner
burihen 200 tons, coppered ana copper fasened fast
saer, aud u In AL respects fret freight
and passengers This ship veil be fitted up superior style
Lrst cabin excellent Furnished accommodations second
Will be constructed plan for comfort snd
respect able passengers Steerage superior
any packet ship port only requires inspection be con.
vncedlays at pier IS East River Dras Roy.
nj Bank OF ireland oyeregns Also post payable
sghtn any part Of Ireland. Apply 70 los South street
a dtOl ROCHE, BROTHERS a. Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

DISEASES OF THE EYE.
DR. LLI0TT, LIST,
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF
AND INTERSECTIONS or THE VISION ONLY.
sPECTACLES.
The Eye examined and speciacles adapted suit the
Hours Of consultation from II O'Clock, the Office 500
Broadway.
ar Private entrance in Duane street aua8-t
BURGER, WEBSrhili a. co.,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCH DIAL sANuFAcToRy,
Corner Dey ana Greenwich Streets
New York. au5o-lm*
JOHN GILBERT
Begs 10 inform his frieads and &c public that he has
Commission Business
THE CITY or NEW YORK.
LIBERAL yAECES
win be made on
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produce
cONsIGNEDs TO
-, lie will also purchase merchandise for country
best judgment and taste in the selection OF goods From
general business in one Of the southern states for many wears
and the last five in This city, be hopes receive liberal
renee TO constructions will se strictly observed.
- Office i56 Pearl st., up stairs sli-3m
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED
II. g RE q ORY.
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE REcEIrT
Isl WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. iv4-rf
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
No. So BowERY
aui93m1 Next door to the Geological Institute.
M1T ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 co. have removed from los
10 81 South street. SO lm
Extra ordinary and Unparalleled Success |!
II COHENS AST0NIShlNGLY EFFICACIOUS
REMEDY (aa external applc.on) for the OF Rheuma
is Luabago, Spran, 2c tor sale only No. 2lo Hudson
u For Particulars Certificates, &c., another column
sl9-2ws
IL NOTICE-An Account Book left desk of this
office yesterday by gentleman who subscribed for
y Herald The receive the by calling this
office. $685.
III NEW BRANDRETHiAN OFFICE, ~ West street,
three doors from Courtiandt street. directly opposite the
ALBANY Peoples Lne) WHARF.
Dr. Brandreth has established this Office for very simple
though sufficient reason, namely because is supply
the public with the TRUE and GENUINE Brandeh Pills
tail and whole sale.
The office viii open the morning O'Clock in
the evening
STEAMBOAT PASSENGERS
want pills previous starting viii find this OH peculiarly
convenient. So I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
nIAPHAS3ys WINDOW BLIyps, :

III WlNDOW bLINDS.-=It
- TIE LADfES.-Some new patterns ot these splendic
and fascinating articles have bets receved they
much used and admired By the fashonsbs OF London
and Paris and TAR surpass all Others Of their kind
rance aud beauty, that they merit attention Of all persons
~ taste, especially those who study t. unite the
wh the useful they impar agreeable and fashionable
finish to drawing room. and equally suitable Cor paors
sitting rooms, and bed ROOMS
Those UNIQUE articles are from The pencil Of an eminent
list, and will be found desirable plrasng and cheap
stutes for costly paintings They b. had suscr
crber nj prices greatly exceeding those ordinary win
dow blinds n. DOYLE, Beekman St, Clinton Hall
These Blinds bea.fi creations, and NORTH locking at
Ilg arc specrs q dtsmins,ed pcursspcures Of birds,
offrees, and If raradse Itself illuminated BY tie hg
The Of tie morning coming through these Binds becoms
eouv so enchanting rh that ann
Us bensteons beams e garden Eden morning Of
eroaion.-New YORK paper. sQ-itau
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
CLEnKs WA NTFD FOR TIE sOUTnA wEsT

GLEN KS FOR THE sOUTH& WEST
~ Bookk. epers by double entry" only demand The fal
and winter sales Of handze ut the south OF our
contns mt this year. will Ear exceed the gloom
culsions Of our despondng specu ,'rsnoub fsscas
be painy proved iro me number xecper arcaoy
employed Ibis MONTH Firms office Instructions in bosL
keepng No ia Bnatwsy al.p from the number Of or
der received by Mr. ITO supplied salaries Hucuaps
from sen - soo No student under the are OF
will received at the above Office, which ENLARGE sne
open for the reception only, young old who will b.
accomplished w the shortest possible and qualified 10
conduct for any mercantile house in the trading
world. -
B. situstisns seascnasly procured for all as usual
aulQ. .ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

EOH STEAMBOATS,, HOTELS, sc.-Germa
Silver, Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Table and
sert Forks, Soup and Sauce Ladies' Fish Knives Butte
Knives Sugar Tongs Salt Spoons, Mugs, with a variety %
other articles.
Any articles which be wanted In the housekeeping
will be executed 10 order the neate For sale
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
Courtlsndt str. ct
The subscribers Silver Polish or cleaning any articles
nusctured of German Silver itz'ion Silver From Steel
Brass however much neglected. may be obaived No. !.
Couruardi st. sI3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
HIS BRIrASSIc MAJEsrY's CONSULATE
Npxv York 1Ith Nav 1877

u IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature OF
this State the 2Ist day Of April last entitled IAN Act
guaie the and duties OF Public Administrators
Notice Is hereby that and after this date the pro-
perry and efeco all subjects Of Ills Majesty who may die
their TO- or in this city nestae such property and effects
arriving in this state placed under the and
not under that the public administrator bercofore The
undersigned in herso that notices here
oore the public administrator he u this ONCE
where information the and effects Ell subjects
his Majesty shall at all times be furnished without any fee
charge whatever.
The h. officer and others AT the quarantine,
fully requested make their this office
where all penses connected herewith will be paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
"we've been too remiss ia this"

1t is in the power of the charitable aud the consider
ate to do great good for the people and cost to
themselves beyond tring exerton and the devotion
Of small portion of their useless time. There is
believe association for the distribution Of fuel
the poor in winter at its price in summer but it is
altogether inadequate to the OF those whom il is
intended and whom it does in part relieve. More as
socation should be formed-a sufficient stock of fuel for
the wants of the poor laid in, and with the expense of
clerks officers and added the cost price
Of the conmodiy-the poor would still immense
per centage BY the operation. Many and many
hearth would blaze brightly for this and many and
many heart be lifted up in gratitude. so much is i, in
the power Of the rich to assist the poor without even
taking cent from their well filed Golfers
regard to the Aldermen say carry this pro.
position, and we viii forgive you your gerge-ay
though you wash your boards with rose water.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20


MOTTO E.-Ach of the Marine and Fire Insurance and
Bank OF Savannah the Bank OF America In New York.
No 1872 ~ favor of hcCrede. for hundred dollars
date July &C. 1887, nclosed In put Savannah
r. D. 70 20 by express mail the of July last. en-
dosed payable 10 VIM. Anderson Said check having been
lost or miscarried soce hereby given the expiration
Of 60 days from this date application will made
rne and FIRE Insurance BANK, Savannah sr adupcse ef
said check, Sept n 1881.
The Bark Of America Is requested ray the above
check hut into the hands Of VIM Anderson.
sI9-1aw9w, n A. McCREDIE.
GOSLIsG's PATENT FRENCH CHEMT.
- CAL BLACkING, superior ~ any in the United States
cha be- had a. No Frank In Square where the original article
mScuacured. There mistake IN the genuine article
" = made In other place IN the states, and has equal
The iNmense quantity sos he lat nv. year, and the
anty increasing demand facts which speak louder than
ne best of puns u De bad At time and In
tty. slo.2ws
Weekly bulletin From the small
- arrivals ~ Hour this week. holders have advanced all
kinds fully r. per barrel Western Is held Go 2s-
However his Bread will he 81 the this week last
that IS ~ or Of baked for s2o do for Sd For
convenience sthe public I've had o the sire Bra
dy's of Grand suffolk s,s Dusenburv BukIev
CO.. 100 Cherry 81 ucar Calharine Market; williams Co.
B5 Pearl IT, Franklin Squares ~ Delaney near
Bowery; and az his bakery so Cherry from
Scsmme st His nsme number and weight stamped each
loaf $3.50 ?. H. BRADY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

ME~,s, YOUTHS AVID CHILDHEN's
W CLIO rHINC.-gEO A. H0YT CO, No n bcvvvy,
have on haD extensive assortment really made csng
sued every age and sine which thsy viii sell very cheer
for cash, either 1T Wholesale Or teaiL sE9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

MO. CEDAR ST. near Bro~dmay-C.C Marsh re.
spec,iuHy informs the public that are re-apencd
for the e invites all who wish TO acquire sound
practical knowledge of Bookkeeping engage In study
nader his direction his whole Attentions has for sg time
been devoted this branch Of education and promises
70 thcse who pass through the Of instruction marked
Tor nv pupils proficiency IN the science Of which
VII be truly satisfactory and uncommon.
- - - -
rs"sruessnn given both day and evening.
y. " mnrs works for sale at the rooms and bookstores
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

Money VII be received deposit BY The Company, he
In trust upon which interest viii be allowed follow.
Upon any SUM over eioo, rredeemabe Tor year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

Two FAM will be sappled retail
liberal terms, with all knds of genuine drugs and mcdi-
ches paints. oils cooriag for walls all n5s dying drugs
and dye s,uf Patent medicines and Shakers kerb by
JOHN G. MORRISON SON, Druggists,
1876 and 1888 Greenwich St. between Vesey and Fulton
~ b. Physicians prescriptions put with care sl6-im
SAUGEIiTiEs' PsPEk MiLl.-OFFlCE No.
~ ID Spruce strect-Now sales
News-6x42-2Sxil- 26x3S-2S37-2 5x36-ssx 38l-2ax35-
2iASi-22x3S-22xji, various qualities
Medium and half 2sBx9ll fine.
Medium-ias2t, various qualities
Roya-2oy2S superior qualities.
MISUNDERSTANDING x25-2OxJ0.
Wrapping Papcr-Double crewn--crown
Tea Paeer-iarpe sz--smal.
Orders Tor Printing Paper executed with despatch.
Office hoars-e TO O'Clock; 10 Co'cl lck
HENRY BARCLAY.
wM BRADFORD, Agent avs eodlm
nUAFTS On TITfc NEW YORK JOINT
~ STOCK EXCHANGE COMPANY bought Ia sums of
not less than five dollars at II per cent discount A. NO ZOE
Broadway, by FREDk. PERRY
Geld and silver bought and a kinds Of uncurrent bank
AZ the lowest rates OF discount sl6.iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

IL MRS. FRANCIS, from LONDON who has Tor several
years given lessons the Piano Forte in this city, respectfully
inform the ladies New York that she has
vacancies in her classes and will he glad instruct Ton the
liberal and advantageous which have heretofore
acquired for her so highly respectable aud patron
aee,) young ladies who desire become proficient
players Residence No. IL Waits
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

- ARA BRICK 10000 tor cleaning knives. forks,
Obrass CRATES steel &c NC made by the
acnrer IN London for sale Wholesale and retail by JOHN g.
MORRiSONS SON 1856 and f92 (;reenwic ST. between ve-
and Fulton sts who Keep consany hand large
sorment Of drugs, medicines chemicals, dye woods dyers
lulers seacher makers gunpo WIDER manufacturers
haers, calico printers and painters articles oils glass and
glass paent medicines surgeons Instruments &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

CoMMOS COUscIL.-It has been said that the worthy
aldermen fat nothing but turtle, venison, and
champagne. We inclined 10 doubt this. AT the
Board Of Assistants last evening resolution offer
ed by Mr. Holly, which, if adopted by the august
boards. will merely rebound much their honor
but will show that while they have eye TO the good
things of this world of them least look be-
yond the pale of their corporal into the starved
necessities of others.
The motion made for the purchase Of peat for
turf for grautous distribution the poor during the
suing winter.
The good that might be done by the corporation at
riiiing expense trng exertion, triing considera
ton is great. The actual good that it does do is little
but all the little that it does do shall receive our
praise.
The suferngs Of the poor in the winter is always
Perhaps the greatest suffering that they expe-
rience is from cold. Fuel is enormously high in the
winter and the excessive prices that brings paid al
exclusively by those who least afford it, The
rich lay in stock lime when fuel is cheap-but
the poor, who live throughout the year. from hand
mouth, cannot do this.
The struggle with those in adverse circumstances is
distressing. With them every thing conspires to
render their situation worse-to keep them struggling
with the waves, or sink them under They
pay exorbtantly for every thing, either because
they purchase advantageous time, or that
their necessities may require little accommoda
tons 1t is not too much to say that in many in
stances they pay 100 per cent than the rich for
articles that the of render imperative.
The rich do not think of this Many ofthein are to-
tally ignorant of it, ort they
"wculd learn to feel what others feelr
1t stated of ysung princess that hearing the peo-
pie were in stormy state she exclaimed, "How foolish
l would live upon bread and cheese before would
starve.' She did know that bread and cheese
not to be obtained by them. She had no knowledge Of
their situation She judged by her So with the
rich in regard to the posrthey have distinct idea OF
their situation Now and then a of suffering and
distress before them, and their sensblities
aroused-but it is often when it is too late.
This is all they know the impression wears Off
they pursue their course and truly half the
world does not know how the other half lives. The
distress that bubbles up upon the surface of affairs is
nothng that which is hidden in ke current Ii is on
be found when like Lear are forced into situa.
tons where it is felt. Then they can exclaim with
him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20

AYANwER DINNER" say, marin, your folks don't
want 10 buy no tin ware wooden bowls here this m.
ternoon, do We :"
Well Iguess we don't What dye ak =
Wouldn't you like TO give tew and four pence for
this ere, and throw in dumpn and asses for dinner
rm starvin hungry"
Dew tell Wat. guess III dew Il but don't We
wan. 70 swap some Of yor tin for darnstion sight
o. old pewter because IL yen dew that you shall
have 2 whole belly full Of good pork and lasses, be
Virginia, guess
Wal BY gosh It's q bargain" whistles YANKEE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-20
| ADV MONTAGUE,s CoMPOUND CHI

ii -
NsSG sOAP-Price 81 cenis-FOr beauuf, ing the
removing freckles sunburn, tan FOR healing erup
' &C, celebrated for removing unpleasant rough
=. w ssn prsdusng rich emolcn and fragrant ather
rc quay Tor the toilet AM nursery This delightful
spMp,urn composed of more emoeni ingredients than
nursery and Isir ser, - 49,
For sale wholesale and retail nv A. Underhl 90 Brskman,
gofnsr wnam *; Dr. Hart Broadway, Chambers
h"i y. fIlce 0cents per cake. asn.im
CsYO GANAL sTHE III. the secopd shoe store from
49, susss, y me place ~ get Boots and shoes
cheap such atrcmesdous stock such ee ysnt sricles
great and 90 very cheap way never before collected
together IN ose place Gentemens pumV boots or ~ 81 sl~
boots suitable for the coming season. IN he Same
also Ladies' and chdres boots shoes OF very
warranted to stand test for sale ox DON'T rs
the sorewALKERs 40 the shoe sore from Green
wich street -
= ss1.tms
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

Som GRApEs.-Perhaps there is no
propensity Of the human mind more
truly beneficial in averting, or at least
Isoftening the ills of life, than that
which leads us to slight and uhderval-
lue those blessings which are absolutely
and positively beyond ourreach. An
old tradition gives curious instance
of the spirit, as follows:
When Noah had snugly secured him.
self in his Ark and the rain had COM
menced pouring down in right earnest,
Ia reprobate who had long had his own
sport with the aforesaid ungainly build
ing, now finding the Joke rather against
him, and the water above his knees,
walked up and desired to treat for a
chance in Noah informed him,
with the politeness of diplomatist,
but with the decision of a general, that
his proposition or his person was ut
terly inadmissible. A second trialwas
attended with the same success. At
L last our graceless wight, finding the
water washing his shoulders, and that
there was no further time for mincing
matters, waded again up to the Ark,
and humbly entreated an admission
But Noah was still inexhorable, and it
was plainly a gone case. Turning,
therefore, on his heel, with all the dis
dain and indignation so natural to a
man in his awkard predicament. "Go
to hell with your Ark" says our hero,
81 don't believe there is going to be
much OF a shoacer'
Talleyrand addressed letter of coincidence 10 a
lady who had lost her husband, in these word--"Oh
Madame!'' In less than year the lady married
again; his billet of congra,ulation ran--"Ah! Ma.
damei'