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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

III MANSION HOUSE, Port Jefferson ilats Drowned
Meadcws) The subscriber has opened the above
for the reception Of company transient permanent The
house large, buk especially for the hssaess and
ranged with every for the comfort OF vite Ii
ted at The head OF, and commanding view of
bays on Long Island, which usounds with fish and fowl
rages will in readiness all times and handsome sail
boats fer the accommodation of company. line OF stages
run twice week and from New Yerk viz: per rail
10 Hcksvir Also weekly The island Patchogue
and areguar packet weekly from foot Of Oliver street,
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
BENZ. +. WiLLSE.
Fort Jefferson, l.. l., June 80, 1888. jy2H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

or MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female hysician, re.
moved 322 Rawery door above Blcecker street. whee
ladies with bsard pleasant
and the of attendance during their
MIS- Bird continues he consulted all diseases
offenales Advice gratis. my2Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

go q which Tie advasesd rates maiasaised b~ ~
v.aa shs demand small Stock decreasing ....Av
rates x.-E.
AsaEsThe arrivals are fair and he still exists fsr DC
mand ioi Pots, without change In rates.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

CT SECOND WARD HOTEL-NsxIo the corner III
Fulton street, Nassau street-Ths we'll known establish.
having undergone thorough re6ttng i in com
pete order for the accommodation of who may
with their patronage.
There house, besides the lower story which is
hrewn entirely open as public bar room large room upoa
the second IS feet by Is wesued for The
of public meetings, together with several smaller
adapted for the Of Clubs referees for the sacoa
other private business.
Clubs private parties accommodated with rooms and
may be furnished with dinners supper composed every
species of deieacy which the markets afford
notice. EDMUN0 JONES. Prourt tor eIl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

1N-At Privae sale several pairs oil matched and single
jy6y o. J. MOORE.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY sUCCEsS.-AL
l though the public ~ New York has been rally
inundated with certificates, adavts and letters proving The
extraordinary and failing Of COHENS EN-.
BRUCATION in Of Rne umat sprains lubsgo, kc
yet may he amsior the sake OF who visit
published In Me Sunday Morning News and other papers
occasionally % exhibit additional evidences Ct the
worth Of this most valuable Of all medical preparations I
necessary one hundred new testimonials received by
Dr. Cohen the former publications. could be gives.
but the following Is a. itself srSng explicit and direct
the purpose that carrot tail Of satisfying all f there
now be who may yet doubt The astonishing properties OF this
BsooKLvs, May rs, IsSs +
Doctor NJ. b. Cohen-Sr-Convinceat that II Is a duty
owe to 'he public well As yourself individually 70 En-
press my Of The great benefits have
ceved from the Rheumatic Linemeni, hasten
do At the first opportunity that presents itself Very few
did short time sisce, when by the advice OF friend
whom the celebrity of your Embr caon known.
cured bottle, and was shortly afterwards relieved rem
fortunes and restored 10 perfect health A. the Time ~
first sending had been crippled with rheumatism
marty months four Eve weens Of which could
walk without crutehes and IN fact uag them when be-
apply the Lotion Thanks 10 It's good properties and
your nventlve genius entirely cared before used
bottle (having Of yet s and have had ne return
Of the maady since cannot hesitate nader circumstances
Recommendation that capable of, the more especially ",
by donr prevail upon Of my fellow citizens here
or else where who may be suffering from Kheumstm 10
ROBERT MsDERMoTT,
Proprietor OF second Ward Hotel corner Of York and Pearl
streets BROOKLYN.
of the proprietor, NJ COHEN, end Is sold only IN New
York his residence No. 2io Hudsc at Geo. Peuchsrs
l2i Fulton and nj the Bookstore Of MI Thomas y
Bookstore So Fulton st. Brooklyn
Price e. per bottle yS-sod u ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

SODA WATERS tickets for ~, as good a. can be
- foundin New York, Cor sale ., i3i william 81 by
ieau n GREGORY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

- Thh elegant estat lihment h tits opened
snew. and Pri Aclpe. The subscriber has the
premises lease. IL accommodate Toe oag with
excellent heds THE prices reduced u % per day. for
transient boarders, ncI ding lodging " week regu
lar b0arders
The subscriber respectfsy reQuess trial; and would
remind his old euds In particular hal pat ular
tention will be paid the comfort and accommodate Of all
whe may honor him with their patronage.
His stock are rscrce his table spread wi every
decscy the Affords and ruEctusty, civily, an.
and despatch will be prominent throughout BIS
blshment. je7-lmt AMOS g. ALLEN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11
" vel nv 81. svLvEsTEH,
i've Use Broadway, k2wsna

- ALT WATEK BAL Hs-Now oves-At Csstls
seuth of Canal - JIM ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

LAW NOTICE
D. GRAHAM BENNERS, formerly OF Newbern, N. q.
ATTORNEY CoursrLLeR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
Rrvxnrwcnl-Hes. William CASTOR, Newbers,N 20.
Hon. William n. haywood, Raj N. q.
Hon. 4. ID. Henry, Fayctvie, N. q.
Mr. ". III. Taylor, Mobile, Al
n. =. Blount, ESQ.,, Mobile Al.
Mr.John Strong, Linden, Al.
Mr.. william Locke. Linden. Al. f1e-sU
SV,pE UAIHl THE HAIR. lit should invariably
be bore IN miad that to good set q Teeth the -eS
,,oa desirable property the possession Of hpe head II
HAIR and which car only be obtained by constant end
~e -se ol the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly perfuu,ed
ana desirable substitute for The mny injurious preparations
hat are daily pslmed spon the pnbic.
Tive advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
arr OH win he nour and ghsn the hair,
and restore n bald order TO meet the extern
hottie ror ale nv NJ c. HART, f75 broadway,
sQi.v corner Of Cosrtisndt Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

DANORAMA or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL OF NIAGAkA-Thc public " respectfully Informed that
these magnificent pictures open for exhibition At the
Psroroms Building OF Prince and Mercer Streets
Broadway. -
The PANORAMA OF JERUSALEM Is solesdid paint
ipg the largest glass; covering surface OF ossand
square painted from drawings taken by Mr. Csher~eod
10 1854
The PANORAMA OF NIAGARA alse a splendid pic
turc pronounced by Judges superior
Of this celebrated
TO the public. -
Open from In the morsing iii 10 al night Adnsnce IS
cents each Panorama
Books Of DESCRIPTION may be obtained the door At Ia
ceats each. I je6-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

rus NEW vor ST cE HkMMIiSAESn; .rvy.orupm.
co. have Constantly forsae
OIL vitriol, AiuU.
Biesc hisg Salts, Copperss
Aqua Asnonia, MnriaHc Asyd.
Aous Fortis, Nisvlc Acid.
Blue viiriol Masesn~se.
And nssy other artslesln he lice other bpsSssa -
Orders viii be received their nsaking horse, No. ~
Broadway, The e6ce efher agent No 81 west street,
M1S-lys eco. y. 0iLekkT. Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

~
IL EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK win be
presented combination OF the following attractions
Miss jones' the Royal Ceburg THEATRE Londoa will
make her appearance the flying sire, going through
rey Of novel and daring es executed any lady
before; the only female equIibs In Amsrica-perfornng
variety surprising eals comprising swords plates rags
he concluding her performance with grand fancy garland
dance.
inierest
Miss Joses viii perform her wonderful exercises
ing we peorned by her at the Roys Ceburg Theatre,
London. for 6ny nights with uabeurded applause.
Scene 3-A View on the Rhne, by Leila.
Scene 4-Tae 6urh 10 doramic scene Of exquisite, calm
and solemn beauty Representing by moonghta dspdatsd
convent OF St Francis, near Barcelona, Spain.
Miss Jones vii display variety OF her surprising light and
fancy ~quibrums cquipsrng, swords plates rings keys,
coins feathers. and number OF other fancy articles
tvertsre on the piano. kassford.
Scene 5-Corsnna In Span-pasted by r. 0rainsea
sng OF prospect OF hill and dale verdan lawns and
towering forests
Diorsmc scene 6The Departure Of the Israetcs from
Egypt Ibis IS Of solemn grandeur The Christian;
repIete with associations oflhe execution OF The will Of
Divine Greater described In the sacred voume.
s. Jones will conclude her performances with fancy
land dance.
Admission, Is cen-Chldren, with their parents half price,
y6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11
MILO : GARDEN.

NIBLO GANDENs
M BENEFIT OF ANTOINE RAvEL, The celebrates
Clown -Thsrsdsy Evening July i2-Ihe comic pan,omme
Of Inc Tt umpetr with selection Of other anus
ing and pieces which he feels confident viii az
fsrd satisfaction NIL who honor him WIN tne
Tor psrticulsrs see small bills jyii1
ar GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND srEAkS-Frank.
lin Coffee Hose s6 Maiden Lane and u Cedar stA nne
" Turtle will be dressed this day-resdy ALL O'clock;
iyillr JSO r bkOWN.
~ FIsHiNe EXCLUSION, rbursdsy, July iah =
Persons wishing heat of the city, would be wen
pleased with excursion the Fishing Banks Hert Thurs
Gay, beard the steamboat NEW LONDON Capt Hitch
eosk, who sose of the obigngy and rsremsnly cap
that route and Capt scrnntos Of the oldest p
,os who knows all the fishing grouads As proof
Monday about leo cacuaios
1000 fab v hour and half
Signed on behalf Of the persons on hoard.
JOHN y. NEvTN,
JAMES FOssET
VIM. n. BARBER
WIN. JOHNSON
GEO ROHERTSON,
ISAAC KIPP,
ROBT. W. CRANN,
ADRIAN MILLER .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

DERSONS wishing TO hire Club other Boats by the
L day week or moa,h, be- accommodated the most
reasonable terms, by applying
W. ROBERTS pier No. 4, North River,
or 81 Washington St
B. These built by the celebrated boat
w. Il j. Crolius Wafer street.
ie20.lms W.. Il. ROBERTS,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

Tie New fordon ~iesvc Cshsrne market past 2, FuL
-, =, befcre Old states Pr wharf
Ing az lanai and Chaabcrs and Pier No. ". o'clock
jyii%
ROY WANTED IN A sTO. E-Apply inn.
"A m-di.teiy, with REST OF references 3oS Ereaoway
yiiR
INFORMATION wANTED-Thes subscriber will
hsoas,meIv reward any peso~ who viii make known
h,r snv vielstisn o. the following order.
The positively reqcres the observance OF the TO-
NV NJ roll, by ais sgsnts, via
a.. Roar s,, We any who shall use
o,.. tsvS the Piles wthou, beirg csred, on
r.trrn II the empty bottle No Instance yst rso-n :,
fslsre 9Otonor un ~.
La - where the article is ierssle. jyiiims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

THE LATE MAYOR or PHILADELPHIA has
certed sader seal OF the city the character 0esve!al
vnes ana gestlemea Of high 1zndnG whe -
sc on inc place named that The ss% Of
the human hair Who shall dispute Or 70 badf The
!Tas have splendid steel plate engraved wrapper with
Iaqsire al No. Fletcher door below Pearl 81 near Mai
den Lane. Yll.lmS
hu. sPOHN. Nc. 2 Fletcher St. near Pearl 81 and Mai
- den Lsae positively engages the hsadeche OF oil
kinds: Cali there for Spohn's Headache Remedy.
Uii Inn
WANTEB-A few good shirt Makers al ios Nassau St.
Meme seed apply except those who can bring sample
OF their work. jyli.lt.
OSI-0n Monday evening" the 9th inst between Maiden
IL Lane Burahams Hotel OF Dentist INSTRUMENTS,
consisting Of q dezen handled Epcurse. song sock
et with dozen bits fit. The finder will be suitably
waroed by leaving il at 80 Henry & at
jell.24 GRIFFITH M0RGANS.
TOR .A1E.-A first rate city built gig, almost new,
price &25. $z5 Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
the above, will apply A. BROwERS Stables BroadW
jy I03t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

MARRIED.
On the 7th Instant by Rev. Mr.. Bernan, John Souat
ESQ. Of New Orleans, 10 Mary T. Titus
DIED.
In Concord NJ H., on The morning 9th July Mr. Cyrus
Parker Bradley of Mr. saac Bradley, graduate Of
Dartmouth College, and youRg of extraordinary pro-
mse, in the Goth year Of his age
On instant c., Of VIM. G. and Lucy Ann
Phlpitt AZ ed % months.
the 9th instant consumption Robert Luman Weeks
aged IL years.
ON the 9Th Instant Eliza Smit daughter of Henry ard
Eliza Pecks in the 10th year Of her age.
At Norwal Conn. Thursday the 5sh Instant after
short Illness Benz Rousseau M. D. in the 18th year OF
his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

NEW YORK TATTEK Sails, 446 nrpadway.
1N-At Private Sale several pairs OF matched and single
Horses, Just from the country.
Also pair OF Bay Ponsys, Is hands high, very fas.
jy6-y q. J. MOORE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

Of communication from the Comptroer and -.
Gan ., g low reativs 10 the sale OF the 1Water
STOCK. The communication and draft of \ law 80
accepted and read, as follows:- "0io
49, COMMUNICATION.
Inc unooT&gneu respectfully represents that from,
calculation made by the Water Commissioners'
aise sums OF money Will be wanted monthly TO paw
contractors &C., for bringing the Croton water 10 his
city. - ms
He has suggested to the COMMITTEES on Finance
the opinion that some plan should be adopted 10 dis
pose VI 'ne wafer Loan Stock to meetthes paw
ments. The draft of an addition TO the nresar,
law on That subject has been prepared, and will he
presented to the Common Council this evening.
NJ. &c ID. d. WILLIAMSON.
A Law in addition to the law n ,nsruc, IN. xv.,.~
commissioners to proceed in the work of supplving
the city OF New York with water and m create ;
paoc fund or stock, TO be called the Wafer Stock
.,,rNy =, 10y ork for the expense of said
Inc mayor, Aldermen and Commonatv of New
York m = ommon Council convened. do orSa;n az
foows:-- ~'n %
81, That the Comptroller be authorized under the
direction and win the conse mt Of the finance commit
tee of both boards, TO meet the reamston Of The Wa
ter Commissioners, 10 sell and dispose of the Water
Loan Stock remaining unsold, and upon such terms
and IN such manner as hey shall deem expedient
Petitions reerred.-O +. III. Warner and John
Grumpy for reduction Of tax OfW. W. Morris TO
correct erroneous assessments. Of l27 carmen 10
have Rector street regulated between Washington
and West streets. Of Thompson Price for payment
OF contract for building a sewer.
Resolution by Mr. Tappan.-That the chief enpi-
neer be authorized TO receive contracts for building
new engine for No. 81 Company. Adopted
An application was made from the Times newsna
per, accompanied with a resolution that il be made
the l. edum for advertising by the Corporation. and
be put on The files as one of the papers employed by
them. Adopted. y
A resolution came from the Board TO suspend all
further proceedings in lhe widening of Cherry street
till the lst June. Adopted. '''
The board then adjourned till next Monday.
PoLIcE, March 26.-Lyach Lar.--A poor unfortu-
nate irishman named CaIlaghan was passing the
boot store OF Anderson, in Chatham street. Yesterday
and beng sadly IN want of pair of boots he stole
pair. lie was caught and taken into the ward AT the
back of the store where he agreed TO fake two dozen
lashes with a cowhde instead of irpprisonment a
mob collected, and row ensuea. A. NJ C. Smith
came by, and put stop to the Lynchinp by taking
the thief 10 the police Office. He was committed 10
brldewell. "
Auottcr COuRtryman Burnt-A down easter fell
IN with Butcher Joe on Saturday night and was in
dnced TO go up alley with him ard another negro
AT the Five Points, where they bet upon cards; The
countryman got burnt 10 the tune of sec but Welsh
and Bowyer recovered the whole Of il yesterday and
Joe was sent TO jail. The Recorder intends 10 make
burnt offering OF Joe al the next sessions as he has
burnt several countrymen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

PLArs EseLrsr.-The Bowery Theatre was insur-
cd ai several fire insurance offices for e35 o00 The
officers offered pay $4,000. Several Of the stock
hoSers Of the Theatre, consisting Of Daniel r. Tyce
Thomas Snowden Thomas s. Hambln, passed
resolution, refusing the compromise, and saying that
"under the circumstances, they withheld the express
SION Of their feelings on the conduct the insurance
Offices" . I0EHo# rtH .a..sa #it
What do you mean by Withholding the express
sion Of your feelings on our conduct 7" asked the in
surance Offices IVRtH eau
We mean what we say" replied they
"What is il you WITHHOLD what is the exact mean
ing1 can't you tell us7" tW
II can tell you-but do you want to know pre-.
cisely1"
Precisely"
Precisely" arr
Positively" et
Positively Then positively and precisely, ]
suspect, that the shareholders mean TO nsinuaie in
the most gentlemsnIy way, that in refusing TO pay
the insurance, you have acted like pack Of id
scoundrels-- presume, is the plain English
Off
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

Nav PoLrrIcAL MusIc.--We have received three
political pieces Of music entitled "Old Nicks Quick
Step, dedicated to Abijsh Mann; BiddIss Favor
tie Waltz" inscribed to Henry Clay; and "The Sub
Treasury Waltz" composed by jackson, and dedica
ted TO Van Buren,. Tue steps, we understand, are for
the use Of the Locofocos, and the modern Carmag
mole will be dances 10 these measures this afternoon
in the Park, when the great meeting breaks up.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27
IgIED,

. DIED.
sor, aged ~ years. 81 4~'e""ei o"'-
On sunday, the 18th IT. stsnt, OF consumptop Ionisa
of her age. ~' " "'e '7nysar
her age. - ." nv o1'" SeaIo'
% the 18th instant Hannah. wife Nicholas H. Howard
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTS-rb.c j,v Tn.
pecr reports The death ~ 1874 during the werk end
girls total 1874. oe"' % ooys %
Duases-Apoplexy, asthma u burned or scadrd !. CON
IL Group or hives s. consumption, 90 rboler,
rus uropsy, D dropsy in the head g. debiJy a drown.
oelrlun uemens u spels fever A. scare, 10 w. A.
ypnoio u nnamnation. do. OF brain Al ~. ~
isi 20. chest = DO bowels, I; do. throat Il do
U ues ,eneria. ]; marasmus 2 measIes n hi
sge, palsy IL scrofua, Il small pox Al nnknawn =. nIr. ~
"on o. sGry lynx y worms, i whoopng cough l.
tne age OF one year under 5 between tbe a.,
81 ,S ass 40 ~ and 5 md 10 10 ard 20 s. and So H.
90; " 90 and go 90 ana loo, ]; unkrown - on"
s,g ss'1Gy-Uated Siaes, e6; ireland al England
Scouanh, y Germany Il Holland Sweden a, Dsn.,a.a'
Nova Scotia O. Wales q Bavaria o; Nrnnee 3 n,Ia.
wn.n Were from the Aims Home Belleyne . Srn
.he Hospital do; from City Hospital DO; ,ro. Pn, W
Colored persons, is. ~ ~" ." ah rox 20;
~. HENRY g. DUNNEL, Civ Insnecor
Ciy Inspectors Office. March "A lf9s 0V Inspector
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27
MAR RIED.

de-
The gan Instant by the Right Rev Bishop Hughes Fer.
dnaha Iherot Of Lepsc Matilda the late
AT Cincarai The 18th inst Mr. Morris Hooper, (of
George WestIake OF New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

NEw CAncAruRisr.-This son Of genius is carry
ing every thing before him The scene in Wash
ington," called morning walk in Pennsy lvania
Avenue" has been exhibited on the Custom House
fence in Wall street for the last two days and the
crowds Of lsughing spectators are caaton.
We learn that the name Of the ingenious author is
John Smith, the son OF Peter Smith, Of Long Island.
Young John is only % year, Of age, and about four
feet "a inches high bat he bds fair be the Hoparth
OF New York There is a taste, delicscy, snish and
genilemanly humer about his caricaiures that make
them exquisite.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27
m ORNING H Err AID.


Highly Importaut from washisgton-Pas-
sage or the Comprsmfsc Tres sury nan I'm
the Senats-AmOther Veto threatensds
The city was thrown into state OF extraordinary
excitement yesterday, consequences Of the startling
intelligence received by mail, thaa compromise Sab
Treasury Bill authorizing the receipt of bank notes
for the public revenue had passed the Senate.
Il seems that new evolution has taken place
Mr. Calhoun voting against and Mr.. Webster for the
modified bill This question was decided on Satur-
day last, late at night Mr.. Cu,hbert's motion to
strike out the specie clause Of Mr. Calhoun was first
passed; then, after variety of movements the great
pacihcater, Mr. Webster (he is now all that) made
motion 10 authorize the Treasury to receive notes If
specie paying banks, which passed.
But more important still--the following extract Of
letter has been handed us for publicaton:-
Extract Of letter dated Vashing ton March "a 1885,
Strange and inconceivabe as it may appear 10
yeu, II is nevertheless a fact and have it from
source not 10 be doubted that the President has ex-
pressed hinselfto the following effect viz: Should
the Treasury Bill pass the House in its present shape,
and without those provisions being restored, (he
striking out of which induced Mr.. Calhoun 10 vote
against it) and which form tbs pIih and marrow OF
the bill-lta. ii Mould not receips his official appro
ralr' So you see, Mr.. Van Buren, waits the bill,
the uhole bill, and nothing but the bill that he is
prepared 10 the veo power as well as his Illus
trious predecessor"
If this be the case is time for the people TO move
and show FIR. Van Buren, that he will not be allowed
to initiate his predecessor The bill as il stands is
I'm n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

This treaty, 80 long on the tnps being thus finally
agreed upon, We now have tile hope 10 see our com
merce with foreign nations receive fresh impetus or
rather revive from an almost total annihaiion, and
confidence revive by degrees in all The ports of Hayn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

INporrAsr rRom BAarA.-The ship General Drink
water. arrived st Phlsdcphia the 10th inst, brings
intelligence from Bahia to Feb. 9th.
At that time the port was blocksded by an Impe-
rial squadron. The Inhabitants suffered drcadfully
from famine Frrm 500 10 1000 were said to have
died from starvation. 5000 men were under arms in
the city, winch, If takeH is expectedsto be sacked.
Flour IN the city was so barrel. nN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

when Captain MAnRrArr arrived in Louisville. says
the Cincinnati Gazette his presence in the city created
considerable excitement Bat few Of the respectable
citizens would call him. His scandalous toast
given in Canada respecting the infamous burning Of the
steamer Caroline, adds ha, paper /. the cause Of the
hostile feelings Of Americans towards him-asd they
never will forgive him for the savage insult
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-25

TOOTH ACH E-TSOTH ACHE-why will You
suffer with the tooth ache when there is perectreRcdyz
II has recently be discovered that the of Gail
Kreosote is perfect remedy for ieolhacle 1t be used
with perfect safety VI remoces on the tooth the
decayed and leaves white the ousde the
unpleasant sns from the BREATH and gives amos.
lief from the PAIN however Ii has
sands and has failed give relief when could be
placed in contact with the dccayed tootn.
Prepared by VIM Breun Boston and sold this city by the
dozen or single bottles, by A. D. Sands Me- 100 Fulton,
corner Of W lillian street
NJ B.-A liberal discount those who purchase by the
jrss I'm