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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
CURE FOR JAUNDICE AND DROW-
SINESS.

| DREPARED from n receipt originally Iroeured from
| Il an Indian Family. II was formerly ,bown ns ibc
indian Correciive and highly esteemed for il s .toscv
Tor All conpl ints mentioned below.
IN the Sping OIL year, every l. troubled more
lees WIN propcn ny Ia sleep and by the use of
corrective, u can he oh, ited entirely. For pur 4, iug
ana eradicatng all kinds of bnmors M the blood ey
ih"y appear externally IN the face or auy rar OF te
h"dy u II mue better aud iaI more eff nc ms Il,,n nv
external arp ifton: In tact seldom knew II 10 fu II,
proving rneotunl. The patient III find il opcr, uor
w tue blood tian any other prrpara ion they ever ie.
"Heu TO- " " ar b.teT Than salts, SULPHUR cream
tar ar any rre arai ~ Of this kind Tor VIII, the blood
once purified with this corrective IN remains In y.
even temperature through the summer months To, =
ioni stomach jaundice. general deb lity az
me limbs, want of appetite, bilious and liver colnpa MS
hcahnchr, stupor, &c &C. For the catat1I which l.,
generally oceasoncd by the inpnTe ST. IT, of IN. bood
th re- s nothins exaDt that has proved 90 rnc ri.us
hs purifying corrective. For all tie ave c.mplnin.
seldom known to fail i proving an ~fc, tuni ,, ,u,
dy. lsreny worth the public attention. MS avery on.
aware oi tue unpleasant dull, Loavy feeling which
spring al the year Produces Aud BY the use of Ls
lcorrct'e v can he "bviaed eniirIy-.yefy ou, "a Lo
MAJ use ofthe above PREPARATION, will b. astousbeJ
a' ,he w l hnd gentle effect n has on The iIood o e
nhd Wy Wholesale aud retail, of VIM rtowu asI Wash.
ngion tne', VIM. Ward& Co. J. y. I'LL D r. guwn
nirwsH ntbing ST vens, E. tiolden, A. Ro,den q
h"hrr, j. " Preston, James Fowlr, seth Fowl, IA
,iens"n, Hesiienns Frederick Erown, Rrowu Cba.
W. h"ser" south nosi"ni =. KiLler thnrl, Town, n ~
n"wh liarrl on, salem; Thos. navis Nswbu,yno,t.
rroftm hh"des ynn; Ienan. Roshnry; Bsleh P,ovi,
m.hce n'beock, Worcester; sbaitack, q. tan,bIidse
flornton. New bedford; Shaw, , all River, TAI iun
of Ne ~ wpoft. ''''''t ~ ''ek",
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
CHAMPAGNE.

fNRoss BOW, Joly end gcy brands, ofthe h'st quail
" ~, Tits day rec,iVtd AID for ssie by
Jm, .. E.I.S W. NtwToS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

Cure your Cough Cure your Cough :!
MRs. M. N. GARDSER's INDIAN BAL.
I'A SAM OF LIVER WORT is truly doing
wonders for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, and
the Lung complaints. IL is wholly vegetable
aud will effect what it professes TO. that Is,
cure your cough. For sale by
Juno 81. II. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
MRS. NJ. N. GARDENERS
GENUINE INDIAN B.4LS.4M
OfLiVcrWOrt & HIOarIOUnd Il ,

Is put upin Dot
ties at the low
price Of 80 cents
each, continuing
three ounces OF
Liscrwort, besides
the virtue Of many
other roots and
he,bs known a.
mong the Indians
as ellicacious in
curing Pulmonary
conplaints. The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
THE TEETH! THE TEETu,

nR. HITCHCOCK'S MAGNETIC ODON-
NJ TlCA, for preventing the Teeth from de
caying, preserving then, and the gums in health
restoring them when diseased, preventing the
fooihache and purifying the breath. Price scots
or sale by II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
= II nj Nj T. Il.

nv MISS LOUISA PARKS.
lis Snmmer-glorious sumner,
Look To the glad, green earth,
How from the grateful bosom,
The herb aud ilower spring forth
These are her rich lhanksgiyings.
Their incense floats above
Falher wha may we offer
Tny chosen iiowcr--is LovEl
'Tis Snmmer-hlesscd Summer
The lofty hills are bright,
All natures fountains sparkle
Shalt ours have lesser light
No bid each spirit praise Him
Who hangs on every tree,
A thousand living Tyres,
Awakin. harmony
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
DR.. SPHO.V"S PERMANENT CURE
FOR SICK HEAD. D.1CJfE.

WHICH has boon used IN families, every
w member of which hhs bad the sick hoa :
ache from infancy, as constitutional family
complaint, aud has cured efectually in every
instance yet known, amounting TO many
hundreds. IL IL not unpleasant to the taste,
and does not prevent the daily avocations OF
ono IN using 1t. For sale by
mar ~ X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
gNlhlsoWlslD lp@NW@Y .


slNlhlg0WMD lP0NW&E0 .
Ma. ATKINSON will obIige several Of his subscriber.
by giving place 10 the following original Iymns IN hi'
columns.
HYMNS FOR THE FIRST OF AL
GUST.
+. Come let praise the Lord,
For this triumphant hour
4. Notify the might of mortal sword,
But by His Spirits power
The Briton slave is free
The chains have burst away
All hail To peaceful Liberty
All hail The glorious day.
Yet while from yonder Ises
The shouts Of praise ascend
Tears mnple with our dawming smiles,
And sighs ouf bosons rend.
Though England's slaves are free,
America thy soil,
still bears the Of Slavery
And unrequiied toll
Accused be Thy gains
Thy growing power accursi
Till Slayery's abhorrcd CHAINS
Are ground ia Freedoms dust
God an Thy atheist pride,
Aud daring crimes looks down,
His holy fear thou hast doaed
Expect His wiiherng irown
But will praise His name,
That England's slaves are free,
MAY love aud peace these moments claim,
The birth of Liberty 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Millinery a. Dress Making,

Miss MARTHA II. ELDRED,
Fashionable .HHinr an Il EnSs Maker,
~ EsrEcrFULLY gives notice, that she has
IL taken n room in the house Of Mrs. Bur
roughs, near the Custom House, AID will
continue to carry on the above business, as
heretofore. Every favor gratefully acknow-
lodged. Newport, May 81, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
CHEAP GOODS.

Last quarter, eth, sh. sem Morn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
2Ileeklp AlMaudr.

Caleulated for the meridian oCsNerp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

NEW YORK MONDAY, Bin An gust 1888.
MR. EDIToR:-
addressed YOU last uader date oath ulL, which had
the easure Of seeing noticed in due time NV subject
trial between Nos. and of IIuSson which resulted in
No beiag scaalal0u,ly detea,eG by who have
arrogance cbslPnge usls
good aGd darling boys" they will remember.
Mr. Editor, call uson from the threat of
p members which menace IS that hey discover The writer
Their proceeds remind me or esfiy usys. was
using exeron ferret the who has dared
attack them. Let them take the Rope md Double Dectr
rem their ranks and he Is pared for them LOOK cut y
dear Boys W II receive challenge from so and yen
dare you VII have 20 mortgage your Engine to pay
expenses raise tbs cash In her unless
you pawn the whole company which woule be rather difficult
present buildings be better Than
the OF RUBBISH II placed in lot,
You would be presented public nuisance the best
THU you do keep dark throw your certificates
ard retire from public life. You have done honor To
selves and your interesting city, Yo1 will be hailed Pat III
by by the old and young. You formerly had mes in
your company who had ervice in tn city fere
OF SOS volunteers and the other volunteer ia IT, both
crack companies but they have become disguised with
keeping company with mere soys aud have egnsd On
count If being have arayed the ladies
OF your city gainsyou with the exceptions OF few interested
You have about twenty sembrrs which leaves bal
OF twenty ladies favor of three thou
sands o! what srquesi! Hoie snos
ol0 II. New YoRK FIREMAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
PANORAMA OF JERUsAL NM-PAN OK I
MA OF NIAGARA.

PANORAMA OF = II USAL n M-PANOkA-
MA OF NIAGARA.
TT NOW open for exhibition the Rotunda,
THE PANORAMA OF JERUSALEM
Is splendid painting Of thu largest class covering surface
Of ten thousand feet painted from drawings taken by
TaE PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS
Is beautiful picure and faithful OF this
celebraten cataract
Holy Land az Off sr Of the Navy has recently been placed
In the ga Ter, tor the nspecuon OF visitors
Open from in the mornag I'LL hall past O'Clock In the
evening.
Books OF description be obtained at the door at ia cts
omnbusses con ,ny pass aud the Panorama during
II SPLENDID GUITAR R,FFLv.-A .pieodid G uiia7
which cost 81 0s h. raled Tor al the Shaaes l. Thames
81 rear OF cry Hete as scona the list full This would ba
asp endd present for lady, c93r
U RACEs-BEACoN COURSE Yrs, day, wednes
Of IL vsn%a rr Mr. laird ~ cons
immediately after, purse $,o-Two mile heats.
5 Laird enters CHI Betsey Andrew, by Andrew years
!" "-,-c. -ni-r,b ssholS, by Andrew iyesrs ola.
5. b. Smock enter $ h Diver, by May Bay yems old
year. Old '"'e's' S%s% b so Fey
olc-it Secretary.
- BEACON COUksE, New Jersey, opposite the city
OF New York Tbr RAG above Course commence
WEDNESDAY nett. 10th October, and co,true three
suends &C. much sport is expected in every cosus The
Races the Union Cosrs- the week were every e,y
exciting aud other bo besides those that
at the Union, will be al the Beacos.
y.n%.sS;sse G!,lsa y Msn%Srs Eeiis';; dan BY O.:
Grana Duekess-two mile heats
Same day. purse $780, two mile heats.
SECOND
Thursday, o'clock, purse 500, mile heats
Same day, purse S5te three mile heats.
THIRD DAY.
Friday, at O'clock $780, mile beats Purse $1,000
four mile heats.
Prices OF admission Members itch for the meeting SIS
Pavilion, SGslcry IS centsFeld StaHd so cents, and
charge at the gaze.
Visitors Course will purchase the the ticket
ece tbs gate by showing be and deliver them the
respective sands
Web Giles ard horssmen same price rs Union Course.
Ne person foot permit ~ the interior OF the Course
ALEXANDER l. BOYTS,
% 81 Secretary Beacon Course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

tight iron bulkheads which paa has giveBsuch
security and confidence 10 the public
The Lverpoer II splendid steamship, purchased nv
Comrany from Tobin 1859 buhen and 464
horse power cabin accommodations all be OF the mot
nnheu She Liverpool the 10Th Oct
mad New York the l2h Nov Fare Liverpool hun-
dred and sky dears for which wines and all fur
nished.
No second eabip passengers taken.
Anexprrienced surg will accompany each vessel
Letters received board will b. charged % per sin
gle sheet large letters IL proportion. bag will be sppro
pr lated letters for the continent OF Europe will
be deposited thereia paymea-in addition ships pos
tage above 0f regular English pos age Liverpool
nf departure from England winch
port sboulc be ssignaied the letters
Fifty (acasuremea) of light goods will be tai per
Royal William, nj the Of pounds sterling eight
IL offered timely For passage or freight apply 10
ABM. BELL 4 CO.
JACOB HARVEY
sse-tf "a Pine street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
q q q q

New York, Sept 22d, 1853
TAs may certify that curing The past
ed nuch III health arising froa week.-mrs. fensral
debility, depression ~ the spirits loss Of appetts attended
o Cullen, Proph, tactic Pills. about the OF the presen,
aud afer using fsw doses, and win the space OF
beth IN .Ireag,E and sspee. with much pleasure that
CIV my e o. ,hsss p BENEFIT mat
need them 81 my friends ana ~ every instance
der them nfaiey The best rurga'ive medcin. with which
have syer been acquainted . BlsbkE
Sworn to before me, sept 2sth 1898
Commissioner OF Deeds
New York, sept as
pbyaciic Pills Il case of dsuacog Tic DosreuI. la
y OF mJ Acquaintance who has been subject frequent
deprive her OF all comfort by DAY snd OF night ior
many days csniinuanee could End no remedy until .he
fosr Eve DAYS the compas, he- and she has had
e '''' most confidently ''''""i T. TssiS"isrsoN,
no 50 Ridge street
New York, Sep :, 1853
Having derived great benefit from the Of" Cuens Pro
peouan,anes where their restoration l., hsah is ascS.
solely The use OF them can with great confidence
"e'o W." : '''0'''' "'' G. A. yANpERPooL.
have made u. of Cullen, rropylscte Pills" 10 cas-.
Of obstinate essiveness attended With severe Piles and
sssdes geegsaes over every ser medicine sh wheS
am acquainted. JAmFsE sErTs.
"a East broadway.
have made Of culleu's Pr.phyl,cuc y T." as
-dy assuae and osS VI appetite ard Give
decided preference every other cahatc H,sd
combine mi daess with efficiency, predicting
dssrreenbc sensation whale.er. have derived Iuch
Benefit the ef them that rec tnmend them
with tue fullest confidence LEWIS C. HEyL
Broker, 90 Brosdst street
New York, Sept - 1873
Ihsve made frequen use Of Colens ylsclie Pits"
and have s,ed them u Of cqulntancs
udisposon such d, sd ache Colds
aisofdered stomach bad digestion, loss OF appetite he kc
who wei mysef have derived great sersht rom The
ue them. hsve hesitation In saying tb-t consider
Them best Furgstye medicine Offered 90 The public
N. BURwELL,
li2 Nassau street
Ihsve used Culep's Pr,phy tactic Pills." and
them Mosi excellent purgagye they unite the nm
common quality OF mdness with escirncy, AID as they
declared be purely vegetab combtnaon have great
Confluence IN their virtue THOMAS ". BREASTED.
l20 Chatham square, NY.
For sale nv WIN Hall 2t4 Broadway Horn Powell 49,
Bowery John a. Misuse 400 Pearl street William M,,her
~ Division street VIM ~ Thorp Greenwich Bath SJ7 Had
son sirsct D. Hart corner q Broadway an Cham
bers street Dr syms 81 Rowery corner Of walker street.
aud 80 Bowrrv Bent street Asfurd 20 Watts
street. audi whiting 81 Fulton corner ~ oola Aprca.
ton or sg,ncls and purchase wholesale, must v I'd
states wM. BURRITT.
oio lRsydk1 i2l water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

~ ANDFRSONs LABOR.sAvING SOAP, FOR
WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING or
POUNDING-(sn entire article. 1.-The subscriber
nups the manufacture of the above article No ga
william from Pearl The of his Soap
does entirely rh the process of rubbing pounding
clothes thereby avoiding all hard labor saving
and svng half OF Tine and making the clothes
oos better Than by OF labor that be
The process waShns with this Soap u very simple
brief The whle ciohe boiled in srds Of ths
from misutes hour depending OF course
the Of tie garment TO beeraasedthen taken out
wclldrsned TO be washed OF boil and rnsee In
water The sud may be used for boiling five
GELS Of ee,hes-'be ssi ooki,g well as The 6 The
ter in which tie white clothes washed OF the boil Is
strong encugh tor washing all the eoored clothes without
additional soap will face clothes. hut the color
arm, and gives them clear and brga, appearance BY
using little soap washes well 10 hare water Is
better for all purposes than any other soap Printed drsc
tons vii he giveR with thr soan.
~. E-warrsnt ipisre the tsIiue Of the cloth.
The following very respectable iHdyidu s being ameng
the no have used the sricf wihsycces have
tariy given cir asmes with liberty To refer then
Mr.. and Mrs. wass. tei Mstroe St
Mrs NJ. De Rance 81 Stanton 81.
Mr.. snd Mrs Julia, 9Eln VI.
Mr.. and Mrs upper, Is Monroe St
Mrs.. O'pouhelI, 2ti Front St
Capt. LYONS Hague
MessrS. Sclith Valentine IS Geld st.
Patent right secured.
Mannfs ctoiy 26f William fw doors from Pearl
Mes York ISAAC vANDEKvEER-
ug.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
BEWARE OF PAINTED
WRITING

ar HUMBUG! QUcKERY Imposition! Forgery
whstNo street, nor numbers gyen!-Big Capitals
Ing ouscks aud Impssors Will gull See the fresh forge
painsed specimens TO sppearke on hand Czess
before the pub bile with the Fair Of American Ia
sttue Then pub will know who Is the best buaess
pgnst me mt no one has dared The puoc ha, been out
long enough by ,hese painting wrYg teachers Bust
Gen,emen imposlors, will meet YOU at the Fair.
n COWARD, Professor and Teacherof
Sock keeping, Business Wriung nc.
eIe.st. 359 Broadway.
NOTfCE.-wberea my wife Mary Ann W., has Gn my
bed and beard without any jut caae or proyocaon-
This is TO forbid all persons hsrboring Trusting her
account as 70 sso m her s9S'.IsGg Rv,rd
New York Oc, 3, l85s.-olo-St'
The people. Medical and Health Newspa-
per, Family Oracle, md Gazette
or Humsn Life;
Conducted by Medical 6enliemeR
ID ENG Library of Health and Hyg-nr, and OF popular
ID and general medical knowledge reAdersd familiar
ndvidu' embracing every subject connected with the
siaes ,he God and III effects b.ah-lhe principles
of eating and drinking eating and drinking TO lives danes
tic cookery chemistry anecdotes medicine and medical
men and great variety curious valuable and nterrsg
knowledge OF the highest importance 10 all and hitherto ND
New York. in weeks uatil May npx after which
time. weekly Price one cel DISTANT subscribers nifty cents
year. payable, invariably. in Letters viii not
sken the post Office unless paid Address Editor
rs above
Carr, RI wanted olo.lts
"A hers Wagon and cnrt hey wl b. sold cheap. as
The owners about going into the couny and has no further
them By early application bargain my br had
APPslyv,o DoNALs nero McRossiE,
A MOST ELIGIBLE 20 STaN HOUs =
very cheap II has four years LEASE situated ia the be =
horoughare in the city, does excellent ready money bust
ness the late proprietor has been unfo
in anher business and has mad an Assignment o
the benek, Of creditors Apply after 70 THOMAS
WARNER, Attorney for the Assignee Il Chatham street
ole.3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRK, MONDAY, Bin An gust, 1893

% Mr.. BRIsTow.-Let all bad writer's look at his
advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

DARK s"HEAyME THIS EVENING will be
TuE BELL.'s sTRATAGEM-porcour,. Mr. Abbott
ardy, Mr. Chippindale-Flu,er Placae-Lciita IIar.
dy: Miss Tree
A Pas de D-uI by Miss and Master Wells.
A fsvorite Overture b, the whole orchestra
A ROLAND FeK AN OLIvER-Fixtpre Mr. Placide-sir
Mark chase Mr. csppinaal.s.r Alffed Hshhye Mr. Rich
ooorsopen = quarter from J-perfornaAses commence
Bo,e,sl-Ph SO cests-Gallery rs cents,
~ oue1Ms wALIAck Of I Lronars and
Church streets ten doersrom Broadway THIS EVENING
ST. MfRTs EvE-aIsjor Wentworth, Mr. J wallaet, Jr-
Mary, Miss Ayres
After which,
Mad'lle Celeste will dance La Nsrmande.
TmE FRENCH sfYNGenerai Dsmre@on', Mr. Rogers
Achmet Bty Mr. Matthe ws-vicoire Henry, and hamst
Doors open si-Performance begins IT. Boxes, 81,
Pt 30 % cent Gallery, IS cents D..
~ sIGNoR DE EGNIs has the hoeoI 10 acquaia! he
public ha, he win 1--WE GRAND CONCERT at The CT ~
whch occasion the fewing emnent performer viii appear
MAJ. Maroaee Mr.. Horn Mr. Horn sgno, Fahj sigSsr
BATH signor E,enne and signor De- Begins.
Grand Is,roiuc,i.n-pann For,e-Mr E,lenne, Hertz
sonsIMr G. r. hors, first time) She worca 81.
French HoaGo-sgnor De Btgnis-Jai de Par.
gent which has been received with such
Grand Ara All Sc extinto-Mad. Maroncelli-
from Donna G aritea, Mercadante
pueto-C0n pazienza soppartamo-Mr. and Mrs.
flora, and signer De BegIs-il Fanatico
per la musica, Mayer
| Solo Signor Gambat-Vave Trumpet-LaSom-
nanbula, Belinl
Aria-Amor psrche mi pizziche-Signor De Beg
MS .uTco in Italia Rossini
| TeIzrtta-Io dire So mel gestre-Mad. MarOpcelH,
Mrs Horn and Sig nor De Begnis--Le Can.
satIic Vilane, Foravaati
Of fifteen minutes will between the frat and
| second parts.
/ Sgnor De Besnis-Il Bsrbiere, Rossiai
German Ballad-EDsam bin ich NIGHT aleine-
from the opera Lo Precioza-sgnora Mar
/ oDcel, weber
| Grand Dueito Buffo -Meptre francesca, facevu
\ il brodo Coccia-Sgaor De Begins and Sly
Casolani- first time In this country, Cocci,
Ballad-Neet me in the Willow 9lcn-Mis Horn, A. ire
| Duelto-The Guard National Of Paris on The three
4 days III the last Eevo luton first time IN
New York-Madame Maronceli and Sgncr
De Begnis Gabuss
| Observation-Disclosures Fshj Beilin
/ 6 and Dueuo-from II Puri ani-frst time in this
coun,ry-U Rival saivar III dei-Suoni la
Tromba ntre pido-Signor De Begins and
/ SigEor Casolani-rrumpet Obligato Sgnor
/ Gambaii, Benin
4 Fav0riie TerLetno-as arranged for Signor De
i Degsis-Vadssi visa di qua-Mr. and Mrs.
| Horn, and Sgnor De Begnis, Martin
- Tickets ST. to be had al the principal Music Stores, AM
Doors open at 7-Performance commence %.
4 ola
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

\, TIVE HOUSE FAINTER CLAY TER AND GLASS
Tie ersn. Of New Yors for tbe liberal ps,roeage be Inn.
receised SINCE he commenced business and the decided sp
preblton bestowed the styles OF work introduced
BY hu takes the liberty Of informing his patrons AID the
years 50 Increased his acIes and efrceduch arrange.
mens will enable biz produce all that aud ee
eu'on and design his-r,o qssliepod n ih country IL
study wits Utility combined with
suc, regard to the laws Of harmonious coriag 1t almost
Is the Of all decorallon-bow rarely Ne
Of eor that po !" o an p .ssI.s s..n %
eomno rules of art the unpleasant effects arising from hch
being able reredy the rehed correct taste
would cersnly convince us Of The eeaut having our
h' adsptaon, The drawing rson with rs enyesing, gay
nch and subs snti.l coloring OF The dining room
whe The sombre gravity q tAc library relieved ny the
,uent.n than al present bestowed H. (more epe-
ersnsc,sd ah ON, cor,c,, W a LII a !" 'snussv
tons sad by due ate non the situation choice
oS, sc al A.ng~e" haon"u' anu sgrseae
In soiciusg increase Of psirossge W. a. would stat.
that none but experience worknsn employed tae
plan department while the decorative will come from the
departments, under the immediate supents and de-
signs u himself extensive variety - which ready
woods ard marbles, imsoas OF sill and ,ovsd isPesyi
old Ens orns@en,a worn aasp,,dts every speceso
decoration This French marine oriental desgps, are
40 appropriate s- o. deScrs,ion r. The c.bn. ofpacle
nSs M re- bell g that Of , ss ,sTsy 81 E
release The mind long toysges stses in
the pleasure OF lake and river travelling stained
arselled.ana pointed glass la every knor nmethcd.
w O. having Ruch ~ b. une The last ten
IN expcrimenrs peecung TINS oesuuul but WI lately
believes Re has the most extensive
and beautiful var.v coos ever burnt upon gisss which,
with other snts will enab him complete
eousl In s spey sci durability any veinh
asi crnues AMI that Taste for this bcsutui
ar, as becons generally ded, designs Will he
nis, ges selected from the best models OF ancient
and modem and chosen wi particular reference
ssa aald a con,aue to receive that encouragement,
II i esr his study he pie ges himself that nri.
bsr sreron experience will he wanting his endeavsr
70 revstc his neglected profession lis Just rank
liberal worthy thc encouragement Of cities
tast~-S76t Bowery, ID door above Fourth street. Y.
si.eas 2nis
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

rr THE FIRST EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND
SCULPfU tb~ ~.rks OF mode Artists the APOL
LO, No. flu Broadway Is now open.
The Artists In tn. chi cities OF the Upci States
New Orle ns, contributors To this abshmert
The exhibition will be open dursg o..
clock In the norning and every fair evening" until O'CLOCK
Admission, IS crnts-ssa.on Tickets, SO ceHts-Annual
Tcke.s, 81.
Catalogues, l2i cents o6.i