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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
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Hereafter whenever any country suossi'p'0" - ~
Herald reaches fortnight Of its close suoscrioeis
will receive their papers, done up IN yelos aoTdppeTs
This plan is adopted in order TO give our patrons, IN
he capntrv notice either to renew their subscription
nv fresh remittance TO expect 1t 10 cease at the
close of the period for Which II had been paid. Sub
.crbers will therefore understand after this notice.
What Is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
vcAow aorapping paper.
Nv th,s method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them 10 the ex
vense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, by
vay of requta for his shaving 50 often our suoscfl
eeis. The fashionable morals Of the present day. az
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Caslnet'
arc to cheat as much as you can so that the Ia"
does not reach you. do not practice on this prncl-
Die 10 any extcst except when have dealings Win
iae Kitchen-and on such occasions It is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll gel
shaved. Every day am receiving .etters complain
mo that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
sime, know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these compiaintsa Because many OF Amoss
subtreasurers will be locking into the Herald TO ses
The rca1ents of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget to put the Herald ato It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as favor-as
personal favor to Re-to try to be as honest as they
can know they have precious little Of tina, article
est 4 precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

MARCH or fsrrLLEcr.-A gentlemsn the other day
visiting school in Edinburgh had book put into his
hsad FOR the purpose Of examining class The word
inheritance occurring in the the queris nterro
gated the youngster as follows Whist i inheritance
A. 'patrmony.' what 10 q PstrimonyY A. some
thing left by father what would you call it IL left
by motherf A. 'Msirinony.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
GENERAL DEPOT FOR BECKWITH'f
PILLS, $50 BROADWAY FEW YORK.
DECK wITH.S ANTI.DYsPEPT PILLS

GENERAL DEPOT FOX BECK WlTH's
PILLS, $50 BROADWAY, REV YORK.
DECK wITHs ANTE. DYsPEPTlC PILLS
The popularity and established drnsna for this
unnecessary wherever pills Introduced
into family they become stan .ipg remedy aud are called
es Numsrous limonas OF their value from grntlemr
OF no highest rsspecasy accompanying each boz, with
Bsnop Ives Dr. hawkes. Gov IredsIl Hon n Potter, Hon.
FIRST physicians in this country smosg those who have
furnished testimony The bene fetal effects resulting
Ths pills are put up 10 Superior style tin tore'
tanning - pills. rriee 50 ces To be bad Of ru.arp
$50 Broadway, New York, up stairs
liberal made TO those who buy by the guam.
tity.
yd ssl g Chatham St rsssSsPesss.E Dvrand cor
Jersey city-Dr. P. H. "a. wiIminGion.J. sirgbur,t
W. Badger. p'' New Hsyes-s. Bsscssl, and
Eli1sbethi.ws-syantlK ig. ". r. Peter.
Pa srson-Burnet / Pollard. Lee Butler.
Newsurg.-John D. Phillips New Londen-Docier Isaac
Poughkeepsie-Dr Elias Trt Thomrson.,
Henry Rowles Co Bostsn Maynard royes and
Uuca-J. q Msrchis. A. .. jordan, No 2 Mia Ct
Tr And tor sale ny most OF the respectful. druggists
another late convincing proof that BeckwIhs Pills are no
From the Rev. Diodse Brock~sy Pastor OF the consrega
uonsl Church, Ellington, Connecticut u.o, ,sq.
Having suffered much and Tor many year from a.b1.
whether apcrient esthsrc decdsd better Than
other have tried. They are perfectly SAFE snd mhen
according the directions sngtben rather ihsn debita,e
the ,ysen Those who afflicted with m paired
habus constipation, and distress occaoned by fo-d VIII Md
them happily sdapted their and ste them with
great advantage was so much pleased with thers that
gave away three irduce dyspcpcs and
Invads TO ny eu, and in this the Rev Mr. Marsh and
others Became acquainted with them have seen quite
nuber and In Tollsnd who have used them and
have heard opinion expressed all spesk OF them In
vety beh terms also several chidren speedily
relieved OF distress and ndsp sen by the OF them A.
msdcipe fer family sse better adapted than any
other OF when '"' ny DI6DATE sRocKwAY
Fram II Rev hbram Marsh Pastor OF the Congregational
| Church Toland, Cons. u,,a. ,,.o
This may certify that having used several benes Of Beck
whbs Anti ID, spepr Pills. satisfied they are worthy OF
favorable and widely extended reception ny those Tor whose
relief and bene they designed have feusd grent al
vantage from their u. edstely amer meals In causing
foed 20 digest and In sleviaipg severe bilious sse TO
which late We s have sfen subject VIII only add
II is with great satisfaction that have become sequsntes
with their virtues they be relied upon med
cine safe tried by those hing relief ou suffering ssd
/ disease. AkRAM hA6sH.
/ To be obtained Of IT, ID. TURNER, lb0 Broadway,
| au2l.d6 wims New York, mp stairs.
Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
EYTUNsIyE STOCK OF CUTLERY AND
PlSTOLS SELLING OFF.

vVyHE Subscribers npatng change in their bush
their large asd valuable stock ne and Cutlery and
Pistols. which i, Of their ewn Iseea asc. from
tisa Southern aad Western Merchants well as city pur-
chaers will find ,o their advantage TO CALL The stock con
JOSEPH ROGERS SONS fac pocket and table Cutlery,
JONATHAN CRoOKE's pocket, pen, and sporsman's
ssss psn and dirk Knives very lag.
Ivory table ana dessert Knives, with and without Forks in
Extra fine table Cutlery od mahogany and rosewood
cases of fine dessert HALVES Forks plated on steel
Casks table and dessert kolvss ana forks and
Carvers including shains white oone' seuP cocoa ana
Common j. blade ard dirk Knives in dozens and on
Pallet Knives, Hus,ng Knives.
Scissors and shears OF all Sorts ,s ,ovs., nric. u IL.
DiXoNs German silver spoons, FORKS Ladies' Butter
PisTOLsH large assortment Of English Pocket, ge,, and
Duelling Pistols, some in mahogany eases YES complete
Pocket N's' SSf Asss
NIB. The store to let Inquire as above. Sc Inn
DARL0R DUMB stOvE-rns soDser .sers , nav ,
i ing arrangements with Mr. John g. Trsadwei are
pound Parior Dumb Stove The combination # this stove
CONSTRUCTED SO as to make two entirely
ags which has not been attained In any ohe stove ever
m II: ovr4 In sss :. dS o,e e
ton, peec-warranted In either case not TO smoke Inc
materials good the orkmanship cannot be surpassed
greatest without removal The saving OF fuel alone
should fer family 10 be In pos
session of The heat from stove range
which usually lost by carrying the pipe
directly INFO the chimney sufficient in to warm
the room above; when is az additional hre can
in this and the same time save all the heat
from the stove below. II like wise beautiful article for
halls placing the Hall Stove in the Basement and this stove
heai r"m The paros
by the Of this Halls and parlors are always free
Anxtu ptstn0f max Ia
stove which has be cleaned or twice each day and
he setten destroys great quantity of valuable fd
ture.
The citizens Of New York and Brooklyn are respect
fully invited call at the store, No l52 Fulton street five
Broadway and examine this stove Merchants
be supplied al their Albany establishment
HARVEY 4 TREADwELL,
Inns Eutnn q NJ York and l9 Greene 3 Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

PyRstyKpr-rr seaman shosld pat shout every
time he encounters head wind he would never make
a voyage. So he who permits himself to be bsaled by
adverse circumstances, will never make Roadway in
IN. voy,ee life A sailor every wind to propel
nj. vessel .. should the young learn to trim his
sails ,ns guide his bark that adverse gales shall
sl is belyiag canvas asd send il forward spon It's
ard course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

THE DocToR-"Prsy, sir, is the section OF country
in which you are about to settle sicky 7" said an old
gentleman TO couple Of young ply sieians who were
displaying their lesrnsg on board astesmboat. VERY
much so indeed observed one OF theR-"I expect to
witness many death bed scene in the course Of
summer. have no doubt bat that yos will replied
the old gentleman, prorided yos get much prsefics.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
A CARD.

n The Subscriber in returnng his acknowledgements ia
past vsrs would respectfully inform his customers ana ne
another Of those superior French Call SKINS
riven so much satisfaction for the lat two years
Gentlemen leaving their measures, ran have their boo
made Of the least fear OF the, breaking
out This has bee has claimed the atten-
ton subscriber for and ha has muen PIE
assuring the public that his Boots no~ wear
out the second or third sole without breaking.
requested to leave their orders io tnc
work early possible particularly those Tor oFe So
Sole, or Water Proof Boots
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and fIania
his mich admired Gentemen's Caters which nave IN grss
measure superseded the Use of Opera Boots =,
Southern Western Merchants giving their ords ioI u
werk are requested 10 examine splendid article o. opera
Dress and Cork Sole Boots Gentemens Caters ara Nav
Shoes making tor the New Orleans, Mobile ana '0Asooi
markets.
All orders thankfully received ard punctnaiy ATTENDED To-
anoI.dtOI. Ne Beekman ST., Clinton Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

A letter from Alexandra, published in the Courier
Franca' states that with the exception Of some NOR.
tars and howrers all the artillery shipped on board the
Egyptian squadron had been reanded and (confirm.-
tory Of previous accoans acrbes the pacific atti-
tude resumed by Mehemet Ali to the remonstrances
and the influence Of the representatives Of Great Bri
tain, France, and Austria.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
Chathnm Circulating Library
Ma 81 Chatham street

~ THE subscribers beg leave respectfully TO inform their
friends and the public that they have just reopened - above
establishment after making alterations and additions
They prepared and ready 10 those
be pleased favor them with their
have had liberal share Of public support
they hope from their late important improvements and by
Tee Library contains 6oro volumes OF works
of felton, and The intention OF the subserD, enlarge
from time time. the of their patrons may deem il
aecesary. IL systematically arranged, and comprises the
the approved the following
jects-ory, Biography Voyages and Travels Natural His
toy Natural and EIpermsnl NAL Philosophy Classical and
Literature In addition the for, going they
would partir uarly call the attention of The reading
community their extensive collection Of works Of fiction
Perhaps no Library in the city produce greater
collection No effort expense has been spared
render III department Of their Library complete
sbe Al contains present $3.50 this subject,
and daily receiving acceson Of works from The press
both OF this counry Europe IL Is also suppl with 10
American and Eurspeaa periodical together with fine
coleeti0 OF 500 Plays acting and standard.
In conclusion they ser leave state that exeron
their part shall be wanting make their Library superior, if
possible any the city, aud thereby rendering the
worthy Of general patronage and support -
ieISf II. q. LANGLEY,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
From our Evenlsg Edition ]
The Lovers.

ny MRS. sIGoURNEY.
Ihe watch light Of the lovers stream'd
Asrth from their lattice high,
hs .0st In deep discourse they safe,
while summer wiads went by.
me Danoog how'd, the clouds did lower,
Winds shook the willows s,,m,
The clock told cut the midnight hour
what were such SQUADS to ikems
Oh ueal not on their uan-.d speech
OF smile and marmnr-d siyh,
SHAKE not the de W.drcp froS Inc rose.
Dim not the opal's dye;
For life hath naRy path OF thorns
To wound the feet that rove,
But vet no SUMMER spot thaa ttis-
Break not The trance oflove.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

% We understand that hereafter the residence OF
~ Martinez, the Mexican Minister, with that Of the
Mexican Legation " to be al Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

81 The tanning establishment Of Thomas Tim.
berlake, Esq, IN smi'hfeld, jefferson county, va.
was destroyed by fire on Sunday night week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
PATENT wINDLAss
II r. DIST H. a ID.

III THE Subscrbsrs sole Propriesrs and Manufacturers
are prepared 10 execute with despatch all order. for their
nryaed Patent Sweled Beam Wind Beadsteads which
universally used being the best artic>
invented-combning ease convenience and durability
sackng actea upon by the windla and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free from ali liability sag still
leaving Elasticity which readers psre
easy construction the matter OF pBttng and
taking will be of but little trouble comparison
with those any other obstruction whilst the precision
Which the component flted, safeguard
against the aireductioa Of any Kind o. vcrmin.
From taken To- render each Bedesd perfect their
Qualities for DURABILITY will recommend them purchaser
who invited call and examine large sssorment
hand.
Also large assortment Of elegant Frniture, Mau asses
Feather beds, kc CONSTANTLY on hand
J. w. 4 G. sOUTHACK, No. Is6 Broadway,
iei5y Opposite The FRANKLIN House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
Important to Milliners, Country Merchsn,
and the Ladies' In general.

n CARL KING, the well kna~n srd celebrated First
p,rmiom Tuscan and straw Pat Manufacturer her Males.
Az VICTORIA Queer OF England respectfully informs the
dies Of New York and vcsiy and the public generally
yiyer nm two nj hsreta namely at Broadwsy, and
Rovrry but will esseavor TO have always on hand
superior quality most fsshiona
bly horn Florence Tuscan and English
ctrsw Hats his residence No ~ Dvion 81 by TIE snge
sst very reasonable price. Miaers and Country Mer
chants win always And gsner. ssor,me. and OF snpe or
S.hrr nj The wholesale price OF Legborrs Florence Rrads
Tn.css asd Eoglh straw Hats the dozen his
wboesse warehouse No II Mades Lane, mp stairs on as
,easopsble terms as any house In the city.
will keep slse an elegant assortment o the rnosl
Preach Flowers ssd Paris Ribbons by the eer or
1917 !. 80, re..o.shle price JvSi-sm
-TTTU ETTsA,T OF sARsa PA Liza.
il.,w,,s extract Of PINK R.ot safe worm remedy All
c'ree.'er' perpetrators % ~ Wis YEucHrwANeER,
40, 2 Courtlsnd street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

COLLECIl IONS, Drafts ssd Checks, on all paris OF
~ the United states Csnads, collected on ksvorsht
ierms,by sJsYLvEsTGR, iss Broadway 1 "a wanst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

At ELoHD,S SALOON- No. So BEEkMAN
"A sTREET-The public can be lated at all hours
with Breakfast Diner Tea and Supper and every Injury
or decacy affords will be served in style
surpassed Bar well stocked with the choicest wines, IL
auors cgasReading Room supplied with all the leading
papers in the Union the establishment there is
neat and retired Billiard saloon, where gentlemen who
fond OF fashionable game uniting exercise with anuse.
men will find splendid tables, with CONVENE nee
for the enjoy ment OF players and spectators
The grateful for avors, would take this
Opportunity 10 far the liberal
heretofore bestowed and promises that no
exerton spared afford every comfort and accom-
those who favor her with thei patronage
Dinner Supper Parties and Clubs he accommodated
with private neatly furnished good attendants and
with the choicest wines and vands.
SARAH FLOYD, Proprietor.
B-Tbe business will be under the ismedste superin
endence Edwin Floyd who takes this opportunity OF in
forming his friends and public that personal exeron
spared render every attention and accommodation
TO those may fa, or the establishment with call
anil I'm,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

WAnrsD-sys quietsesd respectable yong msn,
w RON, with breakfast and tea, with private fsny 10
pleasant part Of the city Comm ADDRESSED 70 oo
cron, eontsnisg terms kc 70 bs le al the thce 81 % pa
per. Retersnces ivsn aas quired h3H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

~ Judge John @. Pehl OF the ochmulgee cir.
cult, Geo, died Of palsy, Asg. &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
"a lnr
FAxnIONABLM STRAW Hat sSE MA I I, g,

Broadway between Reade and Duane hegx 10 inform
the the Public in general that she has opened
the establishment with an elegant assortment OF
fine Tuscan and other fashionable Hats and MILNE
~ articles.
Mrs 3. particularly requests the attention OF the La
dies 10 style Hats, manufactured from Tuscan slra
called the Gipey which she is satisfied has only te
seen admired and will with general approsa-
to- - s4-imA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
SEIDLITZ NATER-Messrs YOUNG KEN

EIDLITZ WAThR-Messr& fOUNI Il NEWT
- having made arrangements with the propretss OF the
celebrated SedtI Spring In Germany, for constant supply
crystals the salts these waters contain enabled 10
offer the American public their powders the means Of
producing the original SeiGtz water possess
ed e all Its Inherent virtues The powders so long known as
SedlI other prop, rites with The
SeidtI than their aperen effects las wen produ
ced by Epson Sa beng entirely devoid Of the tonic nd
1cratve qualities OF the pure waters Hence continuous
common seidtz powders produces zness
companies with much nausea whilst on The other hand, the
neral health being attended with sickness or other IN
pleasant effects These powders neatly put one do
renpaper Messrs Yeapg Kent, SIS Broome sire - corn
fhoRpon who the sole importers OF the crystaed
salts OF German Seidz Spring For sale also al b.
Sands of William aad Fslton sts Dr. Symss, cor.
Bowcry and Walker Peter Burnets IS 9th Avenue
and j. inse nth street and Avenue. see
that the label hears the signature OF Young Kent, Noae
othsrs are genuine. aul 5n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

signs plain and ornament Military Flags and Devices o.
every description painted, with reference
uniiorm system OF charges adhered 10.
u CoPAIvA ENTIRELY sUPERsE0ED.-wRAY,s
BALsAMlC PILLS; saIe certain and .hs m.sl spsTay
seminal WEAKNESS whites paas in the oins affections Of The
kdneys gravel irritation of the bladder or sre.ha aad ~
ether diseases urinary psagss-squsnuy performing,
NJ recent eases, perfect cure in iew day - osh.
Pls ,nce they were made public has acquired Ior them
sale extensive tan any other h.ine re-
course disgusting nauseous and IN many Eases
Injurious mediclaes Gas copsys euoeos, MEDICINE
Within years prior their being sdyersed tnsy wsIe
~ hen mos, nyetsrate and Of cases since and
instance ever ksown TO fall or 20 ,so ~
sod OF medicines usually resorted 70 IN 'nese com
plants n,sd... himself ,b,, no, particle Of CO.
psya or say deeteeu enters their composi an
me- .es ,sd Vn 10 .eepghes Inc system and improve
the geass eas and require neither cot noe @ent hor
erse exists, and experience has proved they
VIII eject permanent and safe cure seoaei sn S Eva
safe eectua in all us sage-and pu' ~ 'ne Ho
rr.nsrsS o.y :, NJ o. wRAy ate csrte) Surgeon and
Accoacheur Ne i've Nolbern Nil, London. ,
broadway corner Of Fulten eo,.er Of Williams
ST. Bowery, corner Of Grasd s. NO Us en- SO 49, "S S
No s. SIKH Avenue New fora' rice s"' sllas
u SECOND WARD no TEL-Nsn 20 the corner ,s,I.o Of
men, having undergone thorough re6tng Is new in com.
plete order for accommodation OF those whs may honor
There are in this house. besides the lower story which IS
eatircy open public bar ROOM arge room upon
the second stsry IS by IS well suited Tor me
~ public eetags together with several snaner ones
adapted for the OF clubs referees or fer the o.
other private business. =,
Clubs ana private parties accommodate WIN ~
be furnished with dinners suppers composer e,e
species Of game deicscy which the shord
pctcc. EDMUND JONES' Proprttot. leIl
~ BRANCH OF THE sHADEs.- Ann street near
william arestThe subscriber proprietor of the Shades
respectfully informs bis friends and the public gesersy
thst received opening NJ the
Shades hes induced him take the house with a
vie 10 those who reside side OF
The ev The house similarly, will conduct
ed In All respects the same as the Shades.
je2y J. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

Competition Ornament mAnuiactory,
5s4 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Archnecu ano
Buiders furnish ornament oil every de
scrpon Gnishng Of buildings on the o"es
terms. -
s.r.n -. = 20, nm ~ am desgn mya-6n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

BO3 BROADWAY CORNER OF DUANE SIkEEI,
onfs< AIS practice Diseases offhe Eye snd psfec
of Y,s,on, ncipen degree OF mnammsuon 70
the con- plicaled disease: e,o.,,.,-u
menis by Or E. by which be can detect e ssat
est indication OF oise weakness OF that organ
Glasses fitted las ususl) to the partculs defect
r.R-Dr e. respectfully begs leave 10 STATE mat W con
OF the arduous excessive duties Of his proesoH
he can attend the only three days IN each week
-" -. a.. honrs - ia and 4 o,clock anl6-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.

TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.
uA W. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, is now opening fun
Fall supply Of Hardwares-for sale on me nos'
S crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans.
crates Sheet Iron do. 90.
6 casks assorted Table Gallery.
do. Pen nd Pocket KNIVES, Shear SCISSORS, &C.
2 90. Rssors; 10 do Files and Edge TeoH
80 do. assorted Trace Chains.
2eO dozen do. Axes
10 cases Guns. Pistols and Rifles
go pairs SELF cooking and revolving Pistols
together with general assortment OF shell hsruwsres
Plated Japanned Fancy Goods suitable Tor the
market au< ou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

FOH DYING THE HAIR, fro1n Grey or Bed to a
II beautiful Black or Brown-MAH JMMED TURKISH
DYE universally admitted 10 be the best article
sefoe public Ii is daily supesedng every other prep
ration fer the psrpose which mostly compossd Of deete
materials and v.nasy give entif ely
Turkish D,e lts operation Is almost msgcs being spilled
the head night before 10 bedon rising
ing the Il complete. The skin, neahre, su
fer change el from disc Torment eruption roughnes
other cause, its being attended with
IA copseaut Sold wholesale and retp
III. G. HART, It's Broadway,
ally Corner OF CourIlandt St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13
Mount q ~ tison,
SIGN AND ORNAM MENTAL PAINTERS

IDWalcr, :, - Z,
signs plain and Military Flags and Devices Of
every painted with reference a~ayso auraoy'
uoprety and good taste.
uniform system OF charges adheredte
.u1a M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

David Baker, 76 Chatham 81.
Brooklyn--J. W. Smith.
Jersey City-Dr. p. III. Ia.
briskie.
Newark. Z. Trip, asd G.
W. Badger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 Kig.
gins.
Pa erson-Burnet h Pollard.
Newsurgl-John d. Philips
Poughkeepsie-Dr. Elias Trt
vett.
Alsany-Henry Rowles 4 Co.
Ulica-J. q Marchisi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

u DOCTOR GLOVER confines himself 10 an Office prac
ce and to the OF certain class of diseases Tie has had
and bis practice particularly u
diseases of NATURE, added Ia collegiate med
cal education in the instance which gives him decided
advantages general practitioner Strangers VIII do
well discriminate The regular practitioner ire the advcr
0cc No Ann Private entrance 4th door from
the Museum Lamp the inner office door IN the evening
AIms DR. GLOVER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-13

Youths and ehldrcns's hats from 81 50 10 90
The prices bat small advance on the eo OF the
and all sales must be
for cash. without deviaons from the above low
prices. .
Also an unrvaed assortment Of Cleth and Fancy Caps at
saorehI. term. a. WATSON.
l54 Chatham 81 y fooTs LOm huibefTy.