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Mo CUUr MO- PAY'-Sat ME IN. X nc worm, Tst
tors Scad Head Jsessea or sarber ITCH aud III OF
desses 81, the skin eTrrtualiy cured bv the of
Rmedy salt Rheum which has never yet fail.
"a 10 cure IN single Instance II Is entire discovery
In IN. ann Il, ~ wed cine aud e cub cbers willing
goa anee 10 ever, purchaser refund thu full price
OF n
The following certificate Of its vrues selected from many
Others recent received :. 49,.
M.s~x A. nd D. ssnds,-Hsv'ng been cured 81 severe
f Sab Rh attended Nrh violent hing ny the use
~ Rem % SsrSap ,r IT, and ha,ing
rs hkr iavoabe op~raono some ~ my hiends who baye
uat IA o. nv csrnneadson deems II duly "a STATE pub.
I,cIy Tor the n ~ III " WIN similarly afflicted,
result ~ my -,prsrce. that MI VIII, ar v any wa, NJ.
c,rd wnb rrupv. ~ similar diseas your me'i
cine viii, the fulc cnnh~ncs OF obts ING r,bf u Is
sou, s,s uons nes cared, there has hees 40
Ippsaranceofh Yours truly, JO-EfH Lhhb,
q " nov short light months since this valusbe remesy
sr ppllc istaipc, and w hst TIVE. between 2noo
perons have sought aud obtained relief by
enrn,y o ham ara i ny aren't '. m,st ~ the
ire,rsi cie> snd towns W ue Uattd STATES rnce VI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

Nv AARON LEVY
I EyY'S EXu,BiIION ROOM FOR PAINT
IL INGs AND WORKS OF ARr.-Th' public Il respect
fully Informed that large ard commcdous has been
hted III Liberty doors OF Broadway, the
exhibition OF Paintings and other work. art at private sale
fine collection Of ancient and paintings ct oub
merit exhibition, which the attention of la
Dies strangers visiting The city, and lovers fine arts
orally IS invited TRe ladies may I've assured that moth NC
shalt he presented To their vi that the most fatious
object TO- bu The contrary anxious care shall
dominate TO exhibit such only are chaste pleasing and In
structive.
The Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A..
uI7, Pm
Admission free.
EGgrsvngs private sale In lots to suit purchasers
VI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

EOU THE REMOVAL OF SUPE. ELu-
UUS uAfR- rnstosne ~ terse seauy whether on ne
forvues., ~ ror- nnsehy, the uppcr Up may b.
efeeualy removed by q sseU a. ATkINSONS DEFlLA
TORY disappointment rrnoving I'D" nav win
the least spprnseh psp. and leaving the n wn- nc
thsH the Depilainry the rooso
he hair usually destroyed, ~ reaErs 20 sp
pcatiep ~ " No bad from Us use ne p
pretended. may infants SKIS without am
bad effects.
The advertiser bottle sod .,
ha eH~ctpsy. asd In he perfectly iRnocent IN
$780, H. C. RART, IT'S sr-sdvsy,
silly sarner Courtsadts
SODt wATUW-5o tickets for o., IS s"e' a. can be
- h,undin New Yort, zoe sal. n ~ " nsm y nv
i~ian ". GREGORY
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.
LIvEarooL Per vicksburgh.
ksoeman Co narsir sim Churchill CO hnds a.
Davis BROOKS bx 500 Tooker Mead Il Co pkgs ~
Va e, hhis 9 C Huntc ~
q w Seals BIDS $40 r Spyrrc ~
G Russell Fkgs 100 u Collins 4 Co tins iron zoo
MATANZAs-Per SadL
Mcintosh Rhind hhd 80 Crafts Stevens &c bgs col %
J Richie III DeIeJ ser Co CHS mol 100
DOMESTIC JMPORFAIIONS
CHARLEsToN-Per Lawrence.
G Buckley Ibis rec 50 Root BIS ~
} Jeanersile bs csltsn lS0
APALacHIcoLA-Prr Phebe Eliza.
Maitland Kennedy b, cot ll6 w Aymarhs ~
Siapes A. Clarkbs SO J D ,idwin pkgs Is
5 A Houghlon BIS 8 t,akfnd l. Whitcomb bs 4
III Col bs il Dvshxs b
Perry bs 4 uickford bx 1
PASSENGERS.
CHARLEsroN-Per Lawrence.
w Parne DG,ant SR Field
Jr.se Mrs Ca9rlRey Mrs. Dcaerson
Mrs Fisk n w talnian Hinton
Jyoorhees Parker c Buiek
16iu The Storage
crU-Per Ann.
Capt Allen Mrs Alien IN Shackelford
N Shackalford II Allen n Hasry
w ID M,rks Philips Storage
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IapvEsTIstMrsr /

~ On Tuesday lat, the ,ausc,l called the city
est chia ATTACKED cpl ep PHI sican
wa csle VINO nrdee The m-i,is aoplic.ti o. one
Futon aai H'eksstreeis The duly apol ed
aS .ng Toe SOB 81 ~. ass, Of Gear
and ing his alb ence cns1tat"n OF physicians or.red
Instantly the lee forwarded a, osl ck.
N We nrsdav. hut with Instructions that hey au no,
the sabcr had lett hastily 10 rrouole. vi boat the kno.
Ledge stan, was w.na ,o,,e was aoae. ~ ~ ~.
poor suder nnoc~nt winch was vioeny convuls d. i ne
wo ,hn he cnuld gel 40 money until the return vi The
Tue rrsu Of ih wore linn savage he,renea that
be in ,peIes slua ea ~ consequence vi he neg l
hours) occastned above neserheess they said they
Mrs H, ~ i25 Fulpn street. ser FOR. who, HE the
Ssa ss.', was .ss.ns she ran mile
oassa NIB, the uird apple .,io, OF lerehrs ,,.
vas TOO laei the poor htde sufferer died before MD
i"r lighter Of Mr.. warcus. aged rne ~ he
Ierer 20 ie sor; Of Mr. Howrd or The -.c- whra a.
sor o, g,e 10 he t. M waouss have YOU any, Tb.,
said yrs the, rok down Jr aud m box nnd pu,
ions o., nj VS. going bras home s.dt sysdd ie y
ali-e. b. Y Ike H. III. se did a,' ~te u tic
pr IN then h went ON where ,de eoudui
see wherrl got hs hat md came M .h Us, vs. ~ Nc.
scsu As came ao the Rad b. ASH ~. what s're"
cool ~aa We sid ethinc ee 10 me Tdon be, he
aske " IS Scots after Walked on. al !. ahead
tel truth all time and ask OF h pubic 10
de 'se sh~tn-r u asp-ars like tru h or Mt
Aga, chargs tha NJ Howard lid know something ~ ne
ptsgaaiH snd aa rectyrd hands vOe w bow
tnan coalu have sed fAf TIVE hyr dollar, nd
thar he basket whics they we're
frs-sned, although hr dy carries sway the i-rch
y" hsi sdJ 80 winch paid lin inuedate'y after
knew that owed him.
10y ~ rs .aaae .,ious informed hin, that moi
trustvrrthy, anil rhsllsnge hmto thu proof
Tue rsssna why ~ ~ Toe day rs NJ paid gwen
10 nv icsrn of saur'sv dr-pub tshai above.
- aS "a prove taas rcsoa was askrd'o guar AZ
tee the bill.
). that M Hap applied 10 FIRST, Tor she wa
neycrt. my nse itli tn ming VI We ncsday.
II y that toll him Wrnes!s 80 W'nire tnai NY
chit wa hcte,, 10 I've dil and WI 80 sav " ny
go" ~ IN orc that child better ata' va" faat
Ca dyiEsi
nnfur hat the clld his ben wethrse days. acs
- hh ~ ~ ias t.ss has not been under neu'ea
wsalrest for twelve months. ..
. t"at a, pay my debts A7rea, ~ orHrh
WlNr1nd dsfy The c.ury ol Kings 10 so iha W.
tn W dplar excr ~ fDr tie IA seknessu NY pnnr h
sianter. -
informed that u that Mr.. Uowatd charged
ouReyman canic dollar, fsr ercbes las, win
better than ebigea ~ tn
Bro iklvns up hou~- ter Epod
~ true thu, thsn abe -chase he sur
Of Mr. NOwa aud do sivrs.iy hr.vp ~ kuovsit
wn GsiswnlD wATReus
jyT - %, s'r~s,. " sv,sivn IN, ". ir3a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
I.sTI-UTIos Foa tn cyyr or STAN 1,

IN~vu-UTyor rOv TIL CUvr or STAN
MFRiNo-lks ndiu,ion, orrserly ~ C0urtpndt street
ell y. rropensd for he pon ~ papis % me ~ WAY
o~xt.a <prs rs q, p@st hudson. Arrangements havs
persnrs capne tren the e'ontry, sn1 ohe
IL aari "a Ihe tsaHue and thus he c,a' rny
cr the sup~rpt-rdaasr ~ IL Principal TIVE system
svgt viii h th- pra csd nv The sve,ber inr ,hs
sss hve y~sr. ~h plc success Hn nFas ~ w
" ths eiy snn ~ "A oiai-g country have rrprr g
1bewrhis snd irsiR-d ~ complete scy ~ rurne we
~ors, ~ .n'erer Pupils w bo rreiv frean hvr year
n a " ,nd cure w s xpsrs ted o. he MONEY
With. ref m<i~d
Te,ms F,-m sssto s,es me lvsser cured gratis w
urh~r n'"r"scn, sppy n the suhsc,brs the Ins'nte-
INV hti,r. pc~t paid
Ci rusrs w. hsl Nv splvry - .h ve ssntsuisg
,.hrr,ss ~ cures recommendation :. nv
s,1-sa HENRY WELLS, rrrcip.L
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nRtts tttUgH sAsTE-An elegant and nighy
~ approved Dea rfhce.-
Tn give pear wilderness W no teeth,
eVhsnc~ the charus srd beauty ~ the Hieuth,
Ard fid irsgrant swset-rss ~ the breath,
\. IN attainment eng dsvnuty wished,
Though Meier i ow efrs ivelv achieved.
Tie Toath Paste haprgy insures
TVS mn v de~rrd result, a. wilt rs use,
With pr.a,p high satsfpcisn provs.
THE ORRls rOurH PASTE. wh,le VI hesutihes the
testh, r.n,nving and preventing every appesrsscc o
tartar and vvirg hr., clear and peariy vhruess, Inn
provs ~. tks hps gune snd gives sd'nnn
hssuiv In the ens,be ~ the mnst-hy u, sriecuni
,ron-rs greatly tendsa preserve the srih rom decay
and il e iup ~ that peculiar and fragrant sweese ~ the
brrsth rcr which tic t'rr Ron, Va lusv and extensively
eal.hrsted FOR sale VI e>sl~ sps rrtrNhv
N, g. HART No IT'S nrosdwsy,
satv corner OF Coorusndt 81.
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111>>tDu "R0fAL WILLIAM"
-(6l7 tons burthea-276 Horse Power -
NEW YORK d LIVERPOOL fhe British Steamer Rey
al william well kao OF the finest land
sail from Liverpool for this port the 5h iRsL and
will be despatched hence for Liverpool % h inst She
Is divided in Eve seeton each being tight protect
her again tue danger laundering beng burned
she viii be very desirable opportunity for passenger. as
her accommodations sup-ri For further particulars
apply TO ABM. 4 CO. orlo
jTy JACOB HARVEY 20 Fine ares I
lust arivca end for sale, 49, -
- 100 kegs first quality Da'ch HERRtNGS;
few good weslphalia HAMS and a lot OF handsome
singing BIRDS.
River III Sls
NOTICE.-Thr Co.partnership heretofore exiting, IN.
de The firm OF WHlf>ON hEo, was dissolved, by
nutusl coas- NJ, ON the OH OF Juiy, 1888 jyl6 81
DIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS !-Moekrg Birds in full
ID sou for Al Division street, up stairs jyl6.lw
ITO MILLINERS AND 9TH aRS-sHER Ed
II HAIS.-J. McGAY, from Londen add Paris begs to
prize the nrrs amp dealers Cf this city and the distant
elite, o. lr Raion that from his European erpercnee and
tue peculiar he possesses The manufacture OF Shrr
red Has importation OF the patterns he is
ply these ree articles wholesale and retail
equal the imPor.ed Fren Capete at rinsly short
aud lhe lowest terms
Book Swiss Muslns Bishop Lawn, eros de Naples an
Pou dc Soe tie prn pa bats now ia requs nn and he
ready arded u him either
bove and and velvet Sherred Hats for the tall
and winter traces
Terms c.sa-No. u Orange Doors from Chatham st,
New York. jy l0eodTu'Fh& S6is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

In WH7
~ ibr honor the eIeps OF the Dnes States that
he disposal filters oi t1at most noble
breed II Dogs th Mount 81 Bernard whose useful qualities
well known ned much Their sagacity
and fzithfuucss III invaluable cnpsnn Of which
art than the chariiahie Offices they
made petfrm Mount ST. Bsrnsrd, where lhey are
lh~ moaks raveer from the sern' SHOWS
thai asd would Otherwise perrin. hut
timely all afforded by hese Digs. who fsr ,lze and
unrvaed, this that renders them well
calculard protect property and quart from the ssaus
Of sss nj nderers well watch tho lives cf
their m serS many of whom ove their existence these
Erie pdly rions of the humap
Ae for sale superb Ncwfpu dlsnd wheps, which
for sre aud bsauy he SURPASSED, WIN bred
from Tho ceeh aed dog Oscar Early application viii insure
shore sreciirn.
IN Mr. annsions collection will be fnand several valuable
DOG Including Italian 0reyhosns Poodes AMI b,p dogs
o. o. hand, several chocr hecking Bvs ~ tut soag,
and animals Of varus desc pons, forming aog ther most
interesting ~rtibuon.
Admi Is cents- $50 Broadway. opposite The Lyeesm
icIq.ln,-
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vAUxHALL GARDEN.

| VAUXHALL GARDEN.
u Continued eftwo vaudevlIes the
Manager OF the vsudevies, Mr. Gates
In consequence of tie plicaons for
the highly operate vaudeville Of Fret dun hmant VIII be
aied this evening.
Mr. Gates will sustain his popular character Peter Spyk
2nd night Of lie Captain Pas NAL The highly
LIBERATED vaudeville having having ban some time
raicn, will b. produced for the I'd time It's evening.
On TUESDAY EVENING. July ~,
viii be presented the popular vaudeville ollie
DUN ANAST; u, The Lean of a Lover.
DIsTRIBUTroN-Pet.r Spyk Mr. Gaes-Cap Amersfort, G..
w. Taylor-S~yz-l, Mr. Cslns-Delve, Mr. Lewh-9cnrlde
Miss Ksrr-Ernestine, Mrs III rring.
The folio ing oreirn nj music ~ be given
Song-I co-i think I'm ugly-Nrs HIRING.
Dueit-Tomorrow will be market day-Mrs HerriR. and
Mr. Gates
song Freedoms Flsg-cemposee expressly for himMr
Taylor.
Sons-pve money-Mrs Herring.
Finale She Is mine she mIne-by all the characters
during which The ceebrst New York Brass Band will per-
form several mai ioral marches, quic. steps, &c
L. adler, Mr.. Lothian
new Overture, BY the Orchestra
To conclude wuh the new vaudeville OF LIE CAPTAIN
NEST PAS NAL, or inc Csp' AIMS not amiss
Gen. siormwcll Mr. Collins.
Captain Daring, ThUnas.
John stock, his tiger, Gates.
uoIbrrt. Lewis.
Roland Townley, Taylor
Emly, mnHe.rpg.
Mary, Thomas.
Fanny, Mis- Kerr.
Several new vsudeviles in preparation,
sun"sy Evening Concerts as :uaL
Atmht,nce IS cents :.
Doors at o'clock-Peormanee commences al hall
past O'Clock.
Bswerv aud Broadway stages viii convey visitors from up
per and lower part VI the city during the per'o masses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
XNICX ERBOCK ER LCIE CULATlNG IL
IN BNAnY.

Tai. Library comprises udcieus selec ION OF more than
volumes and constantly eniargtne by the addition OF
every and nteresng work that i-urs iro be press
Besi he ord arue, tie braces uveehe srarv
alpral a. entertaining character Ladies nrd gentle
who reside la q upper the CIV wiz MT aniy
fni their Interest and convenience but ens them
thanks Of the proprietor by p,tronsng
Shoo hook Warehouse aud Music Store Nos ~ aud s
Bieecker street JED. I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17
PORTS.
-, fr NYors, at Ponce, PR, je. 81
MEMORANDA.

The vicisb,rg. This por fr Liverpool rrparts-July
b. lat Al ST. Ton 81 passed anshp With masis, had
for-saI nh standing oai~ardsuppoed TO be the 81
rius. rsm NYoik
SPOKEN.
Orbit from New York for Savannah, or Chariesor-Iuy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

. AZ 49, ,uui-. har.-,.r una
a s'.r,. sr ~. ~ SHIRLEY wi n htsUsv NJ ioi
..c,.s =, ~. Aurti ~ "a s,osivrs bro~~ ress
y..r,. 4 -. mahogany and hlacs .asu hars-soisst,
b.s-,sssu.-sd- b,ars wash stsnos- wnrni hiss
lies l.,,,s-iadts wo'h TABLES Va . :. -
Aso az Isymcv ~ s'sss,i "a as'er Nwrs, Urns c"fs
ss.s st,s w ,,c, css kG lbs, ucr,wd f,om ItaIy.
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

80 -, Inr ,.,,Nk'R~ ~ ntisi,.-At t.r Auusry
Gsr,.u, THURSDAY. 10. ins. VII TO giv.- Ora 4
rsr by MIary under the grur
~ s-h.ads variety o. % orhs.
NB Iitn. ~ noii pr'se snf,vursb~, a y W ne
n 'sipen. M, ith, y |. a'sg jvi,5
81, - =, .-rs, D -. tier.
4 - ,uv~, 10 as n ossway. Oppu.t thr "a h. Goats
~ .,ns or e. phers. Eabsni,tra Subjects, a..
ID .n 40 . d. .mpnas. A.etlysis, To as, or sss
/, pourht ire tougu or cut ~ any ~, Lde seals
Pencil ,ses. ~ Sigart Hnx. engraved With Costs " ms
go. o,uss - any rvicp Coats Arms psint aud for
1900 an nv IA Is - ll,- Ia ted StairS
Rooss ~ H,ssttv with awards OF 10000 hanr' Cots
Of W -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-17

L or NiAGANA-The public Is respectfully infarned that
new PaGoroma Budng OF Prince Mercer
Tie PANORAMA OF JERUSALEM Is solcrdid paint.
Ing ~ The largest class covering surface ~ ten hosand
square drawings taken by Mr. Caiher~ cod
Tue PANoRAM, OF NIAGARA Is ass a splendid pic
and has BEEN pronounced by competent judges nperor
of this celebrated ever presented
Open from ia the m,rsg iii 10 a, night Ad'isnce %
Bosksof description may be obtained at se door ?, Ial
eeats each. Jr@im'
DAss FOHD.s UOOMs FOR BILLIAv DIS
ID AND trt So 2Is Broadway and " Ann sr.tt: es.
franc. eos he b'ih streets for The o Billiard
chaser, and players arr isynsd Their are 70 Hard
raay Cor trial. seven s one rom with srriog, ,e. d'a
ruhbsr coib cushions anil earle, ron wood 6snes
the assortment ever fired the public. mySl.5m
Nov : xHiBIr,NG, ANA 500 sfoadwsy br,~sen
RATES, Or caMsLEopAR6s. VITA ssycrsi o,hr rsr.
~ the antrloee &c before Imported 10
any nm.~p s. :" esns esarp u.dcr 10 year. .e az.
bali p,es Hours Of Erbteon, hon soeoeA ~
L PARTS or sNaI,No IRELAND AVD scOT.
LAM - , syLvE,TtR; 30 sn sdwav, AID "a Wall 81
AID Canal .ds ted through his
s s. s!"iS CO. 10 ssss f s :. si,.
ran. and ,ter sred rs,sbr !, .ny par, 81 Engl'nd,
spwsrs ~srry eli rich and much expense Ny those
The ssbshss reppsi.s Of he above sss,ed banker. IN
Loncan aud Liverroo ba gasrss,ee or regularity Ia 81
kve'y nuoa VIII be p'id 70 transmitted BY mail
iee Broadwav, snd "a Wall street, New yorh.
DESTINATION Gold and s,a..i Eschsnle cslecs Or ns =
any pert .fhe ,nei ss,es Canada or Eurepe rsr."s,
h-,aug sls ~ Exchrnre EsgIsnd eau s hs sane y
III hgrra these ren,i tuu,I.t. ~. cas-
draw s,ssh. 81 In, m'ersa ~in he allowed 81 toe rave "
NHsJ sy,v~ser i-e,,n. The pub IN, he b., ~, re
"a ~ n.s ~ "a :, ), ssd ,a,
Office i- New v1rk - ~sefe. IVY
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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN,

DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION OF JUST VIEWS IN LITE
RATuRE HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION, AND ..:
RELIGION.
THEREv n. n. GURLEY, EDITOR.
The undersigned propose to establish in the City OF
Washington under the editorial direction of the Rev r.
r. Gurey, weekly paper, adapted TO promote just views
in MORALS MANNERS, GOVERNMENT, AND RELIGION,
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and the uncharabe controversies of secaransm, shall
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benefit Of humanity. and the glory Of God will be our
endeavor through the aid Of able and efficient editor
make this journal worthy OF the patronage Of the Anne
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will be advocated as meriting the united, Immediate ear
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the session. condensed report of the proceedings Of both
Houses of Congress, and brief view OF Public Affairs
In fine, will be neglected, Of presenting 10 the
Public, through the columns of the Statesman, such in
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THE MADIS0NIAN N.
WASHINGTON CRY, D. C. July, 1887.
FOR THE COUNTRY.


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r ADY BLESSINGToN'S MAGNIFICENT AN
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