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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
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pav.l S Il vlauj, the C-rtral Am,f.can s-sp, fot
Cd D Ivy medicine (o'caici by tie immort1 Goe)-
itr.H tuHatt} ias tf.ht i't7tufc 10 Publishing tle
tl Hwina Iu.by .n.roitsnt i,ttrr irvm fests 'shls
se1I,rmau 80 New 1vfs, vi,h De hatrgc atty received
W'h u..N olHrts 90 ttn a. tlsrseiss s'fH yeey
t.uas u'o Eoacc tom c,tfj 81 DC sstpt,, or,r,al
ly ir.u -a'ce. as IS De- ',eu t.ias, ~h,h, rEetbtt
&, tt tt.ts.A trtti,..e 90, ~ ihfct tneu Gst.
p.y.e.s. ,na. forever e,t ..h the ,bstee,er o1
t,e sa"air'c ai bcns wi bout iarals' "a tie history
cd metc,tc
hs uurquallei reception v'i which if % NETS al,
more h vflnr'rs 800 is favor NIta3y has ate bet Of
t.ri. %, hnttc .o tic .hor yrt.l 81 thrive months,
swell .eI 90 lhe -..tIf numbered
SETEN HirDHED .ivD ygENTl oNF ~
tua.ty ro.o,a. ery who have ,ooat.rly applied lsr
t.cp-i@ ir.n 1f ,cui serous 10 ID country, ~ else
t.ty irr .atrl r.I1.iH'e names nts, "a cases
s.e w.s'.cl a 'Hi or t1o1i 'oect Dos iht' capa.
81 ar! ntw sp es'i'as a'e da'y out g IA from e'-
.tN4aat,r.
abe trp,tl gen, ba. r..i received ,nat Or irpor-
m',.ao, FB'I1 THOUSAND PULfLS or THE
S3tGItE. vet hcls 81 ptthsnttie. thtt eteu tbi >
large .Ys4H.y u ra swept awsY ~ tte Good q otrrs
from ahrnej before hf shali receive smother supply
Many Il the gentlemen wao write for agencies. having
expressed w,.h that thc vale II 4 medicine bght bo
given exclusively {" one individual ga every town. there
uta hatrs!'nt re hrt one g. -ut pop'sd "a each "a
sup,'.et t.p' AMI l.,HEs t.t l,4u4ttcr some
person recomm, e}od hy The Postmaster Sad ne let
are cou.i,aty be ~ received from ivujs IN those
ausuppisd piacr., iuf sIae,e phal each, tho fosma'
tsrs u such towns woH'l both t.arh themselNcs nni
greatly accommodate then ie.io,- ctaoas, ny having
their numc. Immediately added to the l,i Of agents.
luc'-cs where It F not perfectly convenient 10 remit
the "-mrl cpr'Heout b' ai urlers VII wiot wth Tho
.Hlr 81. ~ aue.,ouD % 10 Chat 'um were forwarded
though % very t-sI,ai.e tat esrGts sLould comply
with 'br terms 90 thc poop D- far practicable,
.or tlc Grasri 5:eo ~ responsible .r amy deviation
I,om thr r.ja'i-h. 5tules.
TIE G.ueI,I Agent at boston, will gratefully thank
aus 'aus'of uho olueaf arJ aEtu,, % be viii
Aayc the tou io l.t.rl bins e nome of sou.c
t1'-ie perrin "d'r th. 'Jlutu. enb.e H'od-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

bwns 10 the ll,ness o. ore-s-sr oa he s1a.' Wee
ara P.s, Route, .ss ~esAr We wese Dn-e.e 60 1ssts
bu,e b4ta smsll portion %. Pa}fis oH mat roots We
are aware tst u nust ha.e 'ccas.onrt cs'G.a -
-al ,,ty mach regret a. Bat '1aefe " DO h-'? -r
s.okasss. a,carl.as 10 tar oi4 maxim We H'f-,."-
e,,r another saai.ent s.i aot oeeof 10 sre.s
Nh!r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

J1.Wr ase srsip oaig. "a sP7ioe.sr - ouf s7 cai
Iea1ers f5t c~frr.Hs Af " r''>fsfs -.e'ra 'n 'F@
Tr.zsutr schr4r buaia-F wrfs . hF c~aa'r ia ln~ 4
etsi-s s~n.l~ CO tAr siDi.ut Res asus srT' if ."-
.rfes,4us a. tLr4a h.. and 30 ie0 y &c % frg 90
or spiie fo5.a i5i Con.feassaai Yr.erse'~.si H-a
ureA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

Ta.Hsa james Tfal.-r bs. sera eisert 10
a.. L 3 SeRsie By too i-gis.AilFs &" y isss'pp1 %
srb,.g lie D.. aes 81 us 2! q JoaH Bsch " n-.s &C
TEe tim .slrfs . yea irosa ac1t Ge4-4 .-- F.-e
80 --!s1..sf, . Bol% ?, -, = HUeE0s, !" 2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20
fapalld Read.
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1 api care hy 'ha filav ng iuftaatien gissn Go 10
patlig Hy % R.~ an1 ut Es,isa. tast ihe nsa tells
81 NArcHrFss raSArtvr - in3erl what Il rto''@
o Do tsu r ,rpl ASH ,lasi1e u,lts,ne ysrrthy ins
sciioua sucni.a 1 every ccusua,,.asc perton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

nHAGLEs BARNES "a. o. psts Bate, D.
- - fs4r oi cd Nc"Al| v ~ . o 's.'r'
e5A.t, sers faE Z. Z se-s ~I.e- 80 e=t.s y. So
&. L.a i4afst 49,
T..is.yge, 20 - 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-02-20

s0M.Cys ECs4.as. @ Crre.', Af,,l f-s' ty
DAaiLL7- BLLi
F.t.ss F.blo sssa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

Pnvase letters received in town on Thursday even.
ng, mention that several Yankee sympathlsers hac
bsoa bsoutlolly aons q BreckvIIa They had invited
fos soldiers Of the 7lst reg take soms hqsor with
thsm in tavern, and there expatlated on the bless
ings Of liberty and the sabounded freedom snJoyed "
tho republic. One Of the soldiers who saw that the
pretended to drink with the rest and 1t last was
Gaally agreed that boat should be procured by the
Yankees on the following evening at certain hour
when escape would be easy uaaer the darkness OF
night. This soldier Immediately went 10 his COM
manding ccer, who enjoined the srctest secresy on
him, and directed him to keep the appointment along
with his three fellow soldiers, which he accordingly
did and the officer beng in the neighborhood with
party Of his men, the symputhlzers were made pr-
soners and marched to jail, where they will await
their trial. Montreal Gsz.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
Tn FMANCIs, OCCULUs AQUA. OF
IL SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF TIE HUMAN

EYES-In presenting 10 the afflicted FranciS celebra
sense Of day. ssa sseas which tells Si% II viii Sc ne
. s sps: 81 SS s
eases hope had ned and where perpetual loss q Vi
the Faculty Medicine had declared The Sufferer 10 incur
able.-(See certifcses.)
placing ii. reeay before the community is ,ha, may BE-
knowa TO al asd may prove balm Of healing 10 the
Francis Occulus Aqua adapted all nnsmmaory diseas
stages, adapted to ali Kinds Of aersous ssecsons naoy
the eyeds-weakneses cf sight, opthalmias he IL
% Finally Al those end ~ nervous
be Wss
for III .s o
preto house where alone the specsc be procured IN
Professional hours from to IL O'Clock "A NJ and from TO
PS has been thought ad able to few eertih.
s,. .s
accuracy Of their statements To make any comm ns on
and anSe en- hosor 'so
From the Rev. Mr. Potter, Pastor OF the church at Bridge.
This is 70 certify .h.. gentleman with whom am &C
quained who had been nearly blind Tor eight alter
pending hundr- DIS of dollars with
% a. % 10
gra,ih.son o. his after using IL though martyr Tor
sight and speedily did he improve in health Till he recovered
S %sa
OF tho institution, with what they termed an incurabe
that he nearly blind. trial OF
Dr. Frnncs remedy however hres bottles only being used
by him. removed the surprise OF all who knew ha, and
with that well he dd. feel II
my duty give this information for the benefit Of the
public
TIE Rev. HARRISON a Th0ms:sn 9: having procured n.
IL has the dimness and pain which had
excessive for years. she had used rent
lers, but they all a ed Therefore hope the public will
soon appreciate It's value. JOSEPH HARRISON"
Mrs McCaffey. No James widow OF the late DR.. Me-
Carey having used Dr. Francis wstrr ,ays"I am hap
DIV had desired effect truly saved
from absolute blindness and hope the public viii
know is vslue.n
The rev Mr. Dunbar says-"Frem the testimony Of those
who have used the eye prepared by DR. Francis
have Recommending the special notice OF
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of Nc Dougs 81. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis be distinguish ed fren the natural
and perform every melton OF that organ without givHg
the slightest pain.
Ie Barclay street, New York. les sa..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

JEsSIsoN's REFRIGERAToRs.-ln this excessive hot
weather we hardly know how to refuse the manufac-
of this very convenient article, the they
ask Of US. We casnoL however like some o. our
temporares recommend any Of our readers absolutely
getino the refgers,ors in question eas, the sudden
change Of the atmosphere might be injurious 10 their
health; bat with safe conscience say that in
domestic economy they will in the present season be
fossd very useful article, and that we told they
may be had in every variety Of sze and shape at the
factory, corner OF varck and Charlton streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
NEW AND IMPORTANT ATrsACTION

NEW AND IMPORTANT ATTsACTION
Splendid Confectionery Estaslshoent JUS opened !,
Gait arne st.The public respectfully invited tn
and examine stock prepared the
under the tinenasnce OF The most eminent
worken Cream and J~llies kept constantly hand
Pyramids Banchanges made al the shorte notice, and sent
ny part of the city Cakes made and o'namsn,ed In
10 style. Ladies particularly requested 10 Call and
in-. Your orders are respectfully solicited.
je2l.lms D BkKEE. No 324 Csiharipe a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

SoRrH CARoLIsA ELEcTies.-The vote Tor Cover
nor in the counties Of Edgcombe, Beaufort, Pitt Coum.
bus. Wayne. and Washington. is for Dudley (whig)
si57 for Brssch .co oco) llsl. The vote in the same
co.n,ies in 1886 for Dudley twhg) 2o75; sPaight
ivan Buren, 2s72 Wing gain in s counties 1893 The
Wings hsv. elected to the Legislature, members in
Pin, in Washington, l in Columbus, and IN Beau
for,-s. The Lecos have elected in Edgcombe and
, in wsyne-e. Last year in the same counties, 8
Wings. and Loco Foco..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
PuBIIsHED DAILY nv
IA M II GO H DO n r N E IT. r. I.

NO Il MN ETEEET.
TEENS CF ERIisIN9.-The, su pslve ~ircuistpo
me hksALp both IN town eruntry, make Superior
cha, mel Tor advertisers
FOR TWELVE
day, rays, % 25l asys, o. " 10 days. ~ ~
e.. a@ 81
FoR kieHr LINES
~feRs, W ~ months, SO
month, 90 niuuihs SEQ
81 Al Advertisements TO be paid hricre he " rse1ton
A. vr'tktme, ~ inserrd In the WEEKLY HssAtp NJ 81 20
per SQUARE Every issertfon.
roHMse HrsALo-ls ned every m rnre .se'p sp.dsy-
prae. i've cent? cepy Connlrv snhscib furnished -
the same rate, far specific ~ 60 ss-
vasee. No paper sent, uness paid In savn.rr.
kvEsins HsssLe-e-urd every anrriran NJ ure O'CLOCK
Price, twsccs's copy Couov spp-cr'es fu's'sh.ds
the rae-ca~b ~ sdvr nee
WsssLv HSsALs-h~u~S every SATURDAY Is'ti inf Mso
"A cents p~r copy knrh.a 70 e. un,y sobecr
brtsa 20 Der Ennoni, In advance.
Cosss rrpr to sddr iier " wu ~
ysars Gsyses Fvs~v~scr E4inr, snd al istsrs
On bussssss must be pcss psid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

WARM WKArHEn-As if the sun was not naturally
net enough just without artificial aid, the whole
country absst 70 be burnt up The mails, Of the
last twenty four hours bring accounts of severe re
in New Orlsans-one in virgina-one in Hudson-and
one in New Haven; and near home we have had de-
structve FIRE In Brooklyn yesterday and one al
most a. extensive about midnight at Hobcken. We
certainly shall have cold spell after this
FIRE At HoBoKES, N. J-About / o'clock this
morning Are broke in the large stable belonging to
the Eagle He ell which communicated the stable
occupied by Mr.. Adm. vanbuskirk and to the Eagle
Hotel owned by the Of Zabriskie and occupied
by Mr.. Lucas vaabuskirk, the whele of which toge-
sher with the story wsoden building, owned by Mr.
Abel j. Smart and occupied by Mr.. Consider Luther,
a dwelling and gro;ery-contents entirely destroyed.
The story wooden building occupied as the Office of
the Jersey Blue, was pulled down, where the flames
were arrested.
In the stable occupied by Mr.. L. vsabuskirk, there
were large number Of horses and carriages few only
Of the horses were got Mr.. L. Vanbuskrks loss
is estimated At about e7eo0. No insurance.
Mr. Luthers loss is estimated at $4,000, insured $500
Mr. Andrews, Of the Jersey Blue, saved his type. 1t
is supposed TO have been the work of incendsry.
The occupants Of the buildings barely escaped with
their lives.
As soon as possible the Hoboken boats got up steam
and took several of the fire companies from New
York, with machines, who soon arrested the flames.
DEsTRUcTIvE FIRE AT HgDsoS.-The Steamboat
ssow arrived this morning. and reports last evening
when they arrived at Hudson large fire raging.
che wind blowing strong from the North West; they
port from so to GO buildings burnt. The FIRE
unicated by sparks from the Steamboat Congress-
store house north Of the ferry and had burned dis
isnce up and then south the oil factory The oil
house burnt when left but the rolled
ON the lower pier Boats loaded with effects and
hauled out. The inlet baow filed with people
moving goods &c. The light could be seen distinctly
Hyde Park when the boat Fears were express
sed that the sparks had FIRE the upper part OF the
city. The passengers were compelled to come the
rscks and throughihe the promenade 4sthe
Engines were on the wharf and the passage of shut up
by the FIRE. The Ferry House and the large Stores be-
low would be saved.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

To HOUSE, KEErERs-Dip your pudding. a
il Of the pot into cold water and will not
adhere to the bag. 1t is stated in one Of our
change papers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

RESPECT FOR TRUTH" My friend has great res
pect for truth" said man in defence Of his neghbor
"Ss I perceive" replied the other, for he always
keeps respectable distance from it."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

Complains o. t0e FOor.
ny Robert Ssvshsv, Esq. gl
Asa wherv fore d. she psor cesaplais!
Gene va abroad wits ue, lsaSd,
And will answer lice.
twas evening, and the froxen streets
Were cheeYl. 60 % bet0 HN
And We were wrapt and coated well,
And yet w we're a-coid
We met an cid bsre-hesded man,
His locks were few and white;
L ssk'd him what he did abrosd
IL u 1t cold winter night.
Ewes bitter kesn. Indeed, he said,
Bot at home ~ Gre had Ne;
And. therefore, be bad come absoaa,
To ash for charity. mA
We mrt Young hare-foeted child.
AaA she begg'd loud and bold,
Issk'a her WHIST she did sbroaA,
When the wind blew % cold .
She ssid, her father was n home,
And he lay sch bed;
And, therefore, wasi ID she was sect
Abroad u beg her bread.
We saw . woman sitting down
Upon . stone 10 rest.
She had baby n her back,
Another NJ her breast
Isak'd her why she loitered there
when the wind II was - chill
She trrneA her bead cad babe the child.
That screamed behind. be still.
She told rs that her husband serv'd
A soldier far away;
And, there fore 10 her parish shs
Was begging back her way.
We met 4 giri--her dress was loose,
And su-ken was her eye!
WHO, wi weak md hollow voice,
Addressed the passers BY.
ask'd her what there was in guilt,
That could her heart allure
To shame. disease. and late renorse.
She answered she was poor.
turned me to the rich man then,
For silently stood he:
You ask'd me why the p~or comI lain,
And these have answered thee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

CHI MICALs
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO rave constantly Tor SAFE
o. vtritl Alum,
Bleael log salts, Copprrss,
taas An,ons, Mria,ir Acid,
tous " IT, hutic Acid,
Blue vtrM Mpgsnesa
AID r,sry oer sriicles In ihe hor q, In hudssss
Drd viii he rer.iv~e " hsh Hsnt Ing lcne~, w" ~
R-r.dws " or the once ofher sgert 40 81 ws~tnrrt
nss-lyA GEO. n. GtLBERr. Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

TT.ir ID STATES, osher frnns, ysnia Dels-
" ware Nsrylssd New Jersey virgins, and District OF
Cs,umbis Fun q pnr, hssed ri The rwes rates, Nv
aus T. ). sYLvEsT ER, 80 Broadway s.d n Wan st.
GERMAN sILyEe TABLE AND TIA
NJ SPOONS Folks, 1opgs Spoehs Ladies' srnvy spoors
Pen and Pencil Cases. sop ror qusy ard rw prcrs
G ssh W holrs ale, 1T Norris JACOBS,
1857 rs Maiden Lane, corner ~ A ssssu n
A,so the p~w Constitution Pen, wi vrp q. If Slsy sd
Wsbssr, s,iioti's Wsrrens wepde spd ervyvru
Pens, wih 81 sisis Of ste iesery. hrIwS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
DAURNTs DO YeU LOVE YOUR CHILD


Il RENs-Every mother says yesl-Then Why oe You sui
Ter them 10 their lives with he pain and agones
vending the SUMNER COMPLAINT. You answer, because
you do know Of remedy. You tried
cine but the right Yea have hss skilul phys
clans sssd III. and yet they daily waste awsy IN the
exerucisrg and die And why do suffer
all this, when s~ran ard safe rvmedy be badi
Apply 10 A. o. ID. Sands, Ne 100 Futon, corner Of VIII
liam street. for bots Of Dr. JsyDcs Csrn tRstvc 6nsam
who will warrant that " given according his directions
ssd in less than quortcr OF the that be by any
other treatment
II L. also sold by g. w. Embree No n East Broadway; by
j. B. Dodd, OF Broadway and ecchcrs; and by
Barnet, Chemical Hall, No. Is Sixth Avenue, New York
iel5 I'm
- able discovery introduced the public with the
fullest confidence and that will effect the otect
i,s application via. THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
0F THE HAIR the heads Of those who have lost h'
and have IN, reby b~csme bald partially
Numerous certificates might givea 10 how succ~s
fully this applied (nsv~r hsvug failed
single Instance but as not brought before The public
SELL 10, 10 be applied upon the principle o0 charge with
out success y deemed unnecessary TO swell an .dverts
mew With particulars.
heads of those entirely bald been by the
pesuon Of tbs Restorative, covered with iurursas grown
OF bcautfpi hair.
Meme despair, whether old yousg Of hsvisg the"
hair FULLY restored.
No payment viii be received or any .pplcsc- Of Re-
s,orave snn the Individual whe uc u satisfied by tb'
restoration the hair.
Az hvsnsag sra quscksry IN this matter utterly dh
claimed.
s~ales MAR Restorative yin We spphed Ny the dscsvere
themselves ~ Us berrhcs effects, ~ the .ee of Wa
dsri~ No Plat street, New yerkard Hlss s The Hair Cut.
stairs. iy 3na
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

10 A rno.s nr~nos m,rier was committed ct the
varke, house 4. Mobile the 3is nh, on the body Of
Edward Rourr,, native "f Phiadspbia, bu, for The
lo.t few years sresidept % Havana.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

This Library comprises udcieus scec ion Of more than
5000 volumes and 10 constantly enargnR by the addition o.
every and interesting work that issues ro- the press
Besides The ordinary catalogue, braces uvete library
OF moral AMI entertaining character Ladies ass gentle
who reside In upper psri The city viii not emily
find their Consulted but enttls them
selves thanks of the proprietor by patropisipg
the Sshoobook and Music Store Nos ~ anr rs
Rreck er street e23l.ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

sTHBUtUUyO vDUOk.KBBb1N ~ o. s~s
ss~ 1.saSsy-n - - ssp.r.ssse I'll, sSss ihsss =
Z sss w ;s:ss . 8 !;
occurs "a 2ssr IT, 81 ST. 49,
nerehsnds ar Ne that take place = bus
The Of insrucon which pres ais 10 the pnpi -
than hundred diereni business eacn e wrS
edsSy practice hsh must rssui,s sssd Lsew
ledge OF Book Keeping Roen open day evenlng
specus. whh TERMS &C. 70 be had the Roos. he
wsrks may be seem or pashss.d Tbs ssde.s
snp accounts be becomes familiar with the varieus
count books from actualu references with Trial balances
snce Sheets varnus meresntie in Equston OF
"ss Dnceunt and Interest, Exchange, ins0rance he.
Fifteen dosris the charge for the complete course OF in
; stationery, nc. included The course u finished
200. kespng; - which given after ase
Ms.ea.na. Hyns-A course Of lessons in writing i. pre-
G. c. MAksH,s Wo Ts1Ss0's improvement
me science 81 osubls. ERlry Simpll6eds
.ansnra work. 10 IT. seventh edition, 2o6 pages octave
ScLoss Il eS". introduced into the New York Public
ICES 81 70. Insulation, Is known compose seine OF The
hrs talent In the country. a - = = =,
The Ar, OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved by he
70 cents. - rNh>'
:" Lecture the Study OF Book keeping with s.ls...
snseI neat psnphet % pages u price 10 ceais per
e.Ae.c eory iyi4-eodlm~
M ANGL ns-MAN GLEs-MANGLE rs -.-T6s
WI subscribers niom the publ that they have on hand ara
are manufacturing their rarRt Mangles, which is smps
useful and labor saving mschHe entirely The
&c Ne. They be In operation the City Hotel
Pearl Street House Caen and the Atheaeum Hotel where
they give general satisfaction They are sold only by BUN
srs and nachinits No. Green street, Liberty New
York. FL jyf%lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

f,r The Louisville Journal Of "Wednesday last states
aha, the preceding Sunday night The s,esmooats
Motto aad Prkn. the former coming up the Ohio and
she isuer going down. came collision about leo miles
below the city. The Pekin sunk Immediately 10 the
COB of her lower crbs ssd the Motto would nave sunk
also had she NOT been ashore.
The Belle Of Missouri vas s.nk fe~ days ago IN
an. Mississcp, SHIRT distance b. NV the mouth Of
A.. Ohio She wss bosnd from Sam, Louis q New
Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

RKsusrIios ny TINE OHIO BsEKs.-The Bank
Comm,ee Of Ohio, who had been charged with the du.
~ Of hsing the day for resumption by the banks Of that
state dependent the scos Of the banks OF Philsdcl
phs and Bslunsre) have agreed upon The 18th Of Au-
gssl and have issued circular frsm Columbus under
date Of the I'd inst recommending that day the gen
ersl Resumption throughout Ohio The recommends
sos WILL without doub,, be adopted. and the Can
tos Bank. OF that Stale, which had fsundered during
the suspension 10 nov expected get righ,ed sean
and 10 resume with the rest shortly afsr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
DIR. III. I'll. HIGBEE'S REMEDY


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u1 - Agent . New York;.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09
BY AARON LEVY 7---T 1890
EXx's ExH!!ElTIOH ROOM FOR PAINT

IL INGS AND WORKS OEART-Thc public Is rerpset-
u Informed thst large and commodious r@oR has been
hed up a Liberty swo doors Of Broadway for the
exhibition OF Paintings and other work Of private sale
fine collection of ancient and modern paintings unroub
ed merit are exhibition which attention OF
orally invited The ladies may be assured that noting
shall he presented their vie most astiious ear
object TO- but coaray anxious care shall ever
dominate to exhibit such Only pleasing and
structive 80
The Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A.
NJ till Z, Pm,
Admission free.
Engravings At private sale in lots suit purchasers.
iy2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

gpg Da rOa sALF.-H f~s lot o Young Mock ~
~ arSs spa eies ut 10, Csnsrv Brss~alb. so.'
prize by sspyisg - No. sss rtsri street. nesr yrosd.
wsy. soin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

Ur Three Of the Pssnsy lvan'a Banks.-the Hsrrs-
burg Bank the MiddIesown Bank. and the Columbia
Bsnk, -rcsumed specie payments In full ON the frs,
slant
The Banks in Baltimore have been for some time
pss paying speee for their notes TO their customers
whenever ssked for IN reasonabe amounts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

vVNsAANSPA KENT WASHABL Be WINDOW
1 BLIND MANUFACT0RY.-The subscriber resp. ctfuly
begs leave to inform pubic that he for sale
and assortment of description OF Patent Wash
able Transparent window Shades among which Land
scapes Daphaaeus Chinese. Archr
which hsc.n Consistently for their beauty strength
and great durability, they have been
to last from 10 10 years. The prices
GLIDING cords sses rack pues and fittings for windows,
TO order by applying to
GEoR6E PLATT, - Spruce ST. New York.
iyI9-Imis- " . tts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-09

A'OH DYING = HE HAIR from Grey Red 10
- beautiful Black or Brown-MAHoMhED'S TURKISH
DYE universally admitted be the sent
before the public II lily supersedRe every other prev
ration for the which mostly accter
ous materials aso must eventually give entirely ths
Turkish Dye desperation Is almost sica being applied
- the bead Rg betoe going b~don rising
ming the transformation IS complete. Tive
fer no change either from aiscoiormen erupn
or ohev is be attended with II
consequences whatever. Sold wholesale and retail by
N. G. HART, IT'S Broadway,
a2iy cerner 81 Courtisndts e.