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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

THE AxIRcAS ExcHAScE BAsK.-The books Of
subscription this institution close this afternoon The
tremendous revusion Of 1887 10 yet gone by that
people have turned their eyes decidedly towards new
operations They sill tmorously IL on the edge
Of. volcano This feeling is yet strong enough to
prevent any enterprise from being taken up with
zeal bat it will not long be and we learn that the
sans subscribed TO the Am Ex. Bank already
large a. 10 the Company in completing their
ranizstion and commencing business Immediately.
Their articles Of association have been drawn up with
great care and caution, and with reference both the
prost Of the Stockholders and the public good. The
large amount Of capital proposed in this, and or
other institutions have given rise to the notion that
subscriptions be made at par at any time. But the
principle is not and presume in practice It will
be found otherwise. The large margin taken for the
purpose Of being ready for any further contingency
but after the books closed further subscriptions
will be entirely under the control Of the Company, who
VIII be likely find profitable to hire money.
than to get nby selling stock par We have no doubt
that the great advantages Of the General Banking Law
~ ensure the full capitals OF all institutions under IL,
started judiciously The market price Of the Bank Of
the u. States 10 ~ - premium. and yet if the
capital OF the Exchange Bank were filed up to thirty
Eve millions, there is single point 10 which lie advan.
tsge, would be inferior those Of the other institution
and in many respects the Exchange Bank would have
.the advantage Its charter 10 much the best and vet
docs not cost six millions Of dollars II the Legislature
sno.d repeal or materially modify the General Bank.
ne Law the privileges Of these institutions which have
been started under Il would be Of great vslOe But We
trust there Is little danger tina, wise law will be re
pesed However that may be, the only way % make
sure Of stock at par Is to subscribe today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

II DE Toceuevilles excellent work, Democracy
IN America" has with the encouragement in this
country to which !, was deservedly entitled. As we
predicted, the fret edition has quickly passed away,
and We understand second will be ready for pubca
ton in the this week- possible got mp
IN better style than the first We are glad to find
that this work diaeren, from all previously written
~ foreigners describing country and its institutions
las established its reputation both here as we'll as in
Europe, and we trust that will omit the sppor
trni,y Of acquiring the information which DE Tocque.
vile conveys beyond any other work ye, published.
The work il Published by Geo. Adlard, g Broadway.
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wHEELEn,s BALsAM OF MosCA..
TELLO.

ry virtues Of wHEELERs BALsAH or MosCATELLO,
purely and quite 70 e
biarrhea ysentery Cholera Morbus Spasrnodc Cholera
and the summer complaints q children. the following highly
respectable gentlemen addition husdreds OF Others have
veus,a written letters to the proprietor either
O. i. ,. I'll sus 81 ne sS IL s
De Psyssr, Esq captain Of the Nsv xCrs P.els,
Congress Hail New York Col Charles Mapes; David Kim
s sres Mr. Augustus .1s cnspn @ e; Ps
% SS . so' NJ cSss: smith Mr. w sn
Meal. Mercer s'res Nj, Robert Brse.e 2si Hudson street,
Greenwich street. MT Amos Leeds "a Hamnerley
Since the ppblicss. in the Evening Star, New Era
Morning News and other u. above
gratifying Ne. x:cr Aus
az. ~s. ny .e{.S ysss
o 0% mi ss c siG nd
ID. :. ses 1es mi
Your sbedieni servant 1T. ccsw.1,
Mr. J. Wheeler, 0culis,, &c. Ne. IS Greenwich St
80 New York sou,hern Hotel ao,eL
Dear sr-sying had two sfny children enc four moss
sunmer complaint wbs frequent my house,
,normed me Of The aoary properties Of your bssaI o.
so sad in less shss two hours after sdmin.ering each
se to you would remark that as am generally well kno~a
the public In this Guy, cheenuly give this testimony IN
ose Of IS medicine which tSai
of the gr, attest impor ance 20 families
Yours, very respectfully, JOHN MILO.
q The gsauiae Bassrs wheclers Hsssm OF Mosca.
teioo stamped the bottles and each bottle accompanied
directions for and fac me Of the propnetors sig
Price according the sin Of the bottle two,
dollars To be had New York, At the residence Of
the proprietor No 50 Greenwich street. Ocust kcj the
drug OF J. mias, NO. lsS Broadway at Mr. Dickes
so. ss ny estss No. Pic c.ss H' : rec
Israel Posts No 90 Bowery Mr. J. q. wucrds, No. <s
Grand and Mr.. MeCears No. 1t Greeswch street.
=. Persons wishing obtain agencies must address tpos
psid) Mr.. wheeler No IS Greenwich street, where oil
wholesale orders for the supply OF vessels are 70 be
JylIsms
"A, sENTikL oil OF ALMONDS, for destroys M dsnd.
ruf and preventing the hair from coming out OF turning grey
prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR. Hair Csier, iss Green
wick street, New York.
This nimsbe Oil has been product OF hneen
experience in The city OF New Yok where have been prao
any who has used whose hair has not been Improves
by the use OF this compound and The publ: may rely on
that A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL Is the whoeiscnea
.ad Oil for the hair @ahes grow thick and lesg pre-
70 grey such nourisher hair. that by vii
TO lis natural color also prevents hsk from becem
shaded hair already shaded which great dist
gurement young ladies' and used for shor Time VIII
10 lis satsral color clear the scur snd Keep
and hair clean; promotes eyebrows and whbkera
4. PASTOR, IDS cr.env'es 81 y; yGrt:
Price 50 cents per bottle ss22-lm.
rI'HE UNFOhTUNATE,S FHI ND-!t the
general conceived ides that article Tor which high
price asked be vsushe and vice versa unfortunate
persons should look before they leap and hey viii hsd
Price u per vial Remember the Offices Division street
suf8lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-As elegant and highly
~ approved Deptrihce-
To give q pesrly whlteness IN the teeth,
To enhance the charms and beauty Of the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness 10 the srenth,
n en- attainment long devoully wishes,
Though neer IN now effectively achieved.
The Orris Tooth Paste hsppily assures
This much desired result, NJ will u use,
with proapiness ard high satisfaction prove. .
THE ORRIs tooth rAsTE, while " eeeu'ihes the
teeth removing and preventing every appearance o tartar
and giving 10 them clear ane pesry Wilderness improves the
color III tie pf and gums and gives sdduensi bess 10 the
sasmbk Of the mouth-by w. dsnlectng properties
greatly ns 10 preserve teeth em decay snd also inn
parts that peculiar and fragrant sweeaess W the breath. tor
which u Justly and extensively celebrated
For sale wholesale and retail by =,
ally Corner Of couruandta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15
Hominations for Governer.

PRoA HERKIMER.-By the Utica Observer Extra Of
last evening, learn the following proceedings and
esss Of the Democratic Republican State Convention
which assembled At the village ofHerkmer IL o'clock
On Wednesday last
1.-THE Conversion was called order by Judge
Cramer, Of Saratoga, who nominated the Hen. Row
land Day. Of Cayuga, a. Chairman Francis Seger. Of
Lewis. was appointed Secretary.
committee Of one from each senate district ap-
pointed to report the names Of suitable persons Off
Of the convention. After short retirement the
committee reported the following names;
JOHN l. MORGAN, Of New York 70 Pres't.
Thomas Armstrong. Of Wayne, and Josiah Fisk, Of
Clinton, as Vice Presidents.
Francis seger of Lewis and Luther Tucker. of Mon
roe, as Secretaries
The report was unanimously adopted and the gen.
,lemen named took their seats. committee OF one
from each district appointed to report On address,
and like compiuee To report resolutions Tor the con
siderstion Of the convention previous to said appoint
meat the roll was called and the following delegates
answered 10 their names
The names or the delegates, together with the
which they represented want Of room eomPels US
70 emit
The Conventisn then proceeded TO ballot for candi
dates for the Offices Of Governor and Lieut. Governor
10 be supported the ensuing election with the follow.
ing result:
Fer Governor
WILLIAM L. NANCY, lis
SAMUEL YspNG,
For Lieut.. Governor
JsHs TRACY, 1l6
On motion OF John Hogan, ESQ. il was unanimous y
resolved that William L. Marcy and John Tracy be
nominated for the Offices Of Governor and Lieut. Gov
ernor.
The Convention then adjourned TO half past two T.
NJ"
From one Of our city delegates who arrived from
Herkimer last evening learn that the Convention
again assembled the appointed asur Several dele
gates whs were not present in the morning arrived in
The interim and by their bao;s the vote for William l.
Marcy increased from is 70 i2e and the vote for
John Tracy from lie TO 49,
FRox UTIcA-Under date Of the 18th, we learn that
wN H. SEWARD nominated for Governor by the
Wing Convention the fourth ballot by majority Of
il over all other candidates The fourth ballot as fol-
lows:
Seward, %
Granger ~
Bradish,
The convention then adjournedto the next morning.
Bradish stands most favorable for 1t Governor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

PUBLIC!
Tss s'.s 81 es % "a
io% s ;ss
to .c as hsy OH e The or esg e;
Sor,s America 10 JOHN wiNTkks HOLD EsSEII, 4.
above Cordial at WI ich the inventor numerous
ON Of he
vouchsafed Ia this and other Certificates OF like nature
order ge,.r'e the benefits Of my discovery throughout
Given under my hand at Paris sn this nineteenth day
aid .ss our ER Era aaoSS
GArARp DELLUc,
PosTsckirT TO THE AsovE.
"As you request the lumber OF bottles Of the
"Lucina Corda which Ihav. already sold have referred
while he orders hand canne be supplied in less time
From an Immense number of testimonials from the regular
faculty touching the virtues the Cordial have in particular
se ind number Of others less porsnce incesed This
immediate cerhcste Is from body Of eight OF the soIes
medical practitioners in France
To Dr. Mag~in Of the Laeina Cordial Elirr
Respected and Honored Strive have all a variety
Of cases. tested the remarkable effect your scove
and h.,s assembled h1 Sesns evidence the
Linen. Cords. our opinion an oOs for The
We "a. ais. bear e,dsnee here aosh1s il Of
sosIes medicinal discoveries Of any age" = - :
With feelings Of admiration and respect ain, dear sir
JOsSELIN BOsSUIT.
SIGiSMONO DIX LA MARITIME,
ADRlEN DECKAND,
OCTAVE NfC0LS,
JEAN BLANC,
ROBERT STEVENSON,
LOUIS OUISEAU,
PIERRE BUFFON.
for The OF avoiding the chance OF imitation "The
b b1s' sS ~ o9 E is
Of JOIN 6fg wfsrrR ss S.
s. Spurious article offered for sale 10 Church ST.
Charleston, s. c. BY the notorious importer Truman stl
d2lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

nOCrOR SEARS would most respectfully announce
W ssrous bout lie Country has greatly Heresss and
Aagns Pecior other chronic affections which hs
s y % M %
that q, rsg,rds hi bis NOR; and rssus permit
ss
and this city similar TO the one relased
The Rev. Mr. Stow author Of letter to Dr. Sean. Of which
S Nc The e s s
Doctor Sears Dear s-A few days after wrote to In
December last giving OF Mrs Slows illness, and
soliciting your assistance her synp.sms became mere Seet
gave that hopeless Her cough
her attempts sxpec.oraon Her cough The drop
and the increase OF the depsy the ohe hand impaired
mutual reaction they hurryng tomb.
time her cough continued sixteen hours wh nterm
morphine lew days after his yosr medicine arrived ana
Immediately administered with the happy effects
tbs skeleton Of what .he IN health ws She Ia: Be: con.
sany g.inng ever .se and able to attend some
weakness, enjoys eomsrt,be health She Is ss one raised
The s e, d. vss feel SOS .9 s e.. Id
obligations also 70 you for yosr bic IN her
q gratitude and highly v.ue yeur s. IL those
distressing complaints with which Mrs Stow 20 dreadful
y afflicted Yours, with feelings Of es'ss%s oruv crow
ANGINA rEcToRIs-n. prominent and eh.r.e,ersue
the stomach sesded with paia the breast but
s 10 hs hs I
subject 10 are sometimes awakened with sense OF sufocs
% :Sa On ss Or
ing flight Of stairs These mpems constant and
. a. s zee
frequent with peculiar and alarming
and often proving fatal whea apparent good health en-
Dr. Scar, bad much experience the treatment, Of this
disease and has been successful in many which has
sisted al ordinary means anio 5ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

TAshETTE OF r - e MD ALABhs
for basoe pmpss sra ether euposs Of The shn and inn
provisR the eopeses which gives increased sotness
and beauty Price ~ cents
For s.e w p.rf 2rs sresdway and ss Hpd.cn street.
and nv 0sior, IN Bevery the corner Of Pike and
Henry al Grand street, betwses Broadway
aad Crane street. su7 eedsm'
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PUBLISHED DAILY nv
IA VI Es 30 X ID m nc n N K r II i.

NO. III ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvKRTIslNo.-The extensive erculation.
o. The HEsALs both In town ssa country, make superow
channel for advertisers
FoR TWELVE Lrrws, os Lvsa
day, 30 days. tl 20 days. 81 ~ 10 days a =.
60 sSls sls.. s% 81
.ros EicHr LIrrs on LEsa
weeks, " 80 m~nths - 90
l month, q 90 months. 10
az All Advertisements 10 be psid before their Insertion
Advertisements Inserted In the WESLEY HxsALD at 81 %
per square every issertion.
moRslss HssLLp-lsued every morning, ereept scsdsy-
price two cents copy Country subscribers furnished -
the rate for specific period r.niusDes In al
No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
Evkrtre HsssLp-lssued every serneop at One oclcck
the same rste-cssh " sdvspce.
WEEKLY HrpaLp-i-ued every Saturday rsorning Al o
"a per copy Furnished cnn,yy subscr
bers NJ % per snnum IN advance.
CosRnsrcrprrrss requested address their letters
Jam Gordo- Be-rs Proprietor and Edlor md oil lstse
business must be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

ny KLIIABETH ,. BARaxTT.

ser, vict0rta's Tears
-" ny ELIIABETH y. BARaxTT.
ssUsvh the reiterated cIsngsur sounds.
Nov mariners, like The Sea like the storm.
or like The flames on forests, move and nsaa.
Vv6m rrnk 10 rsnk, snd loud and lesder roll;
TN all the pooP'e Is ose vast aPpi sS..,s cr,,
=. . maiden heir Of king.
aiDg has leR his place
The o .jssty Of Death hes swept
All oaser frsu his face.
And thsu up0u1thy mothers breast,
Ne longer le an sdowa,
q. IBut take the glory for The rest,
And rule the 1ssd that loves thee best.
. She heard.and wept-
Z She wept 10 wear crown.
!. y They dscked her coarly halls;
They refined her hundred SEEDS;
They skouted n her palace gate,
\. A noble Queen sHcc eedS.
Her name has stirred .he moustains sleep
!, Her praise has Allied the townl
!. And noIrnen God bad stricken deep,
Looked hesrkeniAg up and did moi weep.
She weptto wears crown
She saw no purple shi.e,
For toars had dimned her eyes
sue only hns her ehdhssds 6owsrs
Were happier pageastriesi
And While her herads play ed the part,
Fer million sheuis to drown-
God s.,e The ose en- I. from Nm aia e s mart
Asd turned and wept-
she wepi, 10 wear erssn.
Ged save thee, weeping Queen.
Thou shalt be well ke6ved!
The tyraats seepsrs cannot move,
As thsse pure tears have moved
The paiure in thine eyes we see,
That tyrasts cannot own
The love that guardeth liberties;
Strange blessing In The Rstion lies,
Wbese sovereign vept-
Yea! wept 10 wear hs crown.
God bless thee weeping Queen,
w Ia blessings more divine!
And fill with happier love than sarth's
That tender heart Of thiRe T!
That when The thrones ofearth hall be
~ lew rs graves brought dowa,
A pierced har 4 may give to thee
The crown which angels shout TOT &c
Thou wilt not weep
To wear that heavenly crown!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

Mr.. DARGs SLAvE.-Mr. Hopper yesterday COM
mencea suit sgsins, Mr. Darg, for the $1,000 reward
offered by him for the recovery Of the money stolen by
his slave.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

The Jacksonville Esprit of the West says very
scky in that town, although the surrounding country
generally healthy.
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EES Sssr EH. m,ses. Z r. I:.s

IL HuNTERs RID DRoP-Ths medicine Is the result Of
see application study experience and experiments
celebrated medical gentlemen " this disease ever
known writing this class Of diseases serve text
every medical writer since treating on the subject
and which nearly out of print copy OF WI en- sui
taken library nj Pennsylvania Hospitals the
cspt was obapea In Europe ago by the presentmss
Of IT, wbe has used In his practice ever snce until
retired public practice, and throush pure
ves philanthropy that made public the price always
10 remain dollar per bottle TO be within the resch Of
The most unfortunate someo the Intelligent unbiased
physicians having given repeated trials have adopted the
their practice, and without fear Us ever being sc-
eemphed The w~rld Is challenged TO furaish medicine
certsis safe, and expeditions In the esrpsuono VI
habit, and stusucn Without
die, or sny restrictions whatever the Invaluable Hunters
Red Drop Every vial genuine will have the written sgns.
ture Of a. LEvfsON OF whom he obtained privstsyu
Division street. the only place In New York. sul3lmt
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Dts.ssia.lksr ~ aaPis: .Rss 49, syg,Aay..s ssas

Dsssss,rIEss tASsPIpIs ISsS2sg5 Svgs;AayA sSsS
sYss-is 1sssssdss = e sssssS tss.sv .sssssssS
AZ I!sss Ma s: 4. I: :: =; !.
.: :::s. q (, Il: u. De ..nss 4 % sss
Tn: ,S:ss Sops s.a ss and ..
dor p T. s %
ssie.-tss: ssrihsss.l 80 -
e. N ss SSss ::t %.1 =
tnows "A, ssd that may prove balm d hsahng 70 ne
francis bceuus Aqua ID adapted to all ina.nssoy aises
e. ;ys: even whsp IN s s: soss .sd
the eyesds- II sight opthsinias &c. Il
vim also by audisious course those sesgieus
"C...rse.s tnsy ii nasn..,oIy and "e5,o.: Oh
s:::sg e s a. sS 1i rsssay
m II bottles WI. &:
prie,oss hesse where specific be procured in
professional hour from to IL O'Clock A n and from v
Gates from ee..Ie%sn whose static. nis respeesab PIE
accuracy Of er statements TO make any %
ns% the The
Prom Rev. Mr. Potter, Pastor OF the church a, Bridge
This is to certify, that gentleman with whom am &C.
pending hundred OF doason various with
BE- . e.
qualification Of his friends after using IL though for
his perfect vision.
Another that of poor man. who, spending nine
Eye In6rmary, discharged by the phycians
OF the institution, with what they termed an inenrable
eye, that he nearly blind trial Of
Dr. Francs remedy however three bottles only being used
y hin) removed IT, TO the surprise Of all who knew h sn
with that eye we'll he did. feel IL
my duty give this Information for the benefit Of the
public.
Tbe Rev. J. Harrison, a Thompson st. having procured
bottle Of the above for Mrs. Hsrsons says-o hb
toushn~nt has the and pain which haA
been excessive years. she had used eye
y: s :: 1s: Therefore esl ss Al Rf I'm
Mrs necsrey, Nc James :. widow Of the late Or Ne
Carey, having used DR. Francc water, saysI hap
Py had the desired eject and truly say saved
from absolute blindness and hope the public VIII
know Its value"
The Mr.. Dunbar says-Fom the testimony OF those
who have used the eye water prepared by Dr. Francis
have hesitation Recommending the special notice
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of McDougal 1t. Church.
TINE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis be dng uished rem The natural
and in perform every melton Of dat organ without giving
the slightest pain
10 Barclay street, New York. je29SrkwS
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CS00 EEWARD.- CROSSES SPECIFIC NIX
D cUV TURE-For the OF Gonorri elects Stric.
and ansasou conplsns the OF generation
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure least re-
gard diet drink exposure, change In apple alton
siness
We give no lsng qnaekish recommendations to deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does for se shall
speak Cor H. Our object notify where be had, and
that the proprietor challenges single ef 0oror
rba IN be brought Ia which the Mixture will effect
pie cure, sder forfeiture ofe5e0.
This disease that unfortunately pervsdes all ranks of
cey-higb low rich and matrimo6al and single They
are now presented With remedy by which they
themselves without The least exposure In the shortest e
possible.
Further the disease be corrsced dose Of the
Mixture is takes night going bed when exposed
hput up In bottles with (u directions accompany
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured H. two days
For sale only at Dr. VIM. Minors drug store, No. $50
Broadway, corner OF Dey Frsnkn Housed New York
snd Jones and Hutchson OF 7h
Philadelpha aus SIM
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IFrsm the New srle.r, Pic.y IN. OF April al

nIsLAsk-Aii the earnest r. quest Of Mr. l. IT. :.
Of The Parish Of Aseenn.n, La give Pusicy the
Ms:sT: .d.ors.c:.ssyi.s i. duty which eve 70
Drop city BEG .h.s You win allow me s..,r S.s
after havisg bee. srey asd dangerously afflicted with
Ss. soahs have been fully and perfectly euTed by
taking this invaluable medicine for very short time, sad
similar manner.
auls lm' 90; = &c., L.HJ@.
TFagTHo sC0Hks ALL KIND OF ; QUIv.
ter Red Drop first made public, and Of the
.AeIi
but ss I'll h
kinds say.I.sd mede.s are obliged. : last re.
SS1s,sd: Of d0.r q per via. a one will have ne
sd eonhden,ialy ali times ats Division auls lmS
PULMONARY CONsUMPTIOs.-Then name OF
this dse.se-the awful wsrd Conunpon- and the
be mere iow swelling The deaths from this
disease ihas all other eonbned whereas ninety sine
s. IL e s + sSs e.
d. Cali Al isa CHATHAM souxRK where hi. msen.
isr s.s and where every inormston respecting WILDE
TOUT,s engraving EsTABLIsH-
- MENT, No l77 sIo.dwsy, eor.er Of Maiden Lane
bees considered the United stalss lis
reRuson has bee. earned .nd sustained BY The great
specimen books exhibit example. OF visiting asd Commsrcs
Caro- kngr1vngn every style IRON the delicate Inan, Tor
Ladies hand TO the old English and Greciza character
execution OF which esrrrs with IL Ito
The with the purest enamel having surface
highly poshed and susceptible Of The hses impress.
sion.
Silver Plated Door and Number Plates the plating OF
which unssuslly hiclhe silver being expressly rolled FOR
Letter slanps. Consular and Notariai Seals
Brass Door Plates and Ksochsrl
nc: Inscription on Risss LoeIes, &c. -
F I. s. i%pOTsa mos, .ps.did .ssoInsn Of
s are sT5S tsS'' "
a SIM OF Maiden lass and Broadway
. EGARs.-nb usivers7lly conceded that there Is no
- luxury equal 10 the enjoyment Of genuine Havana
gar sEIxAs Gear street. has the pleasure Of informing
bis customers ssd the general that he has
arrangements In the Havana viii enable him supply
with The choicest brands and they always rely their
purchases ron him. asd also OF sbtssag pure sesupe
and finely favored article. he has hand "
resgo In BALI quart eighths and eyhs bsres which
old and highly favored being manufactures picked
bacco, and Imported expressly for retail.
leo ooo Doe Companeros,
eo,oco Prineipi, Of the genuine Novsi tobacco,
80 600 Regain, Of Tie government factory Havana
$1,000 La Norma,
~. 900 Cspones
10000 Princess Lady's seRsra
Also, Trsbuco, Dos Amigos Peons Morencs Indis
doeures and Congress segarvhich
have bees mpsred for Gor sale wholesale snd retail
.. Country merchants would do well BY calling ~
Cedar street au1f.1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

MADAME VEsTRIs.-Ths BROKERS Langley Of the
Chatham street library, have just published beautiful
print Of Madame Vestrs. 1t is an excellent likeness,
and reflects great credit the enterprisng publishers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-15

10 A Life of Madame Vestris has been pubnshe
by VIM. Snowden the office of the Ladies' Compar
len. II is well worth reading.