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EUENOs AYREs. Man ID.

bt"cEadc has tecolHe quite fashionable
IN ,. America; The French ire hluckadiu.
bntn"s Ayic~, the Chiiians the ,or,s OF
Peru, aud Gen. Santa Cruz ina, ordaiurd
Il siinliar operation us il regards Valparaiso.
I" taAr place ON the le',h August next. thu,
last Is tne most singular of ALL 1t is like
the r4uvocal salute of tho witches To
Macbeth.
'Ail ii;t,l. Biochadc! that shall bc hereafter"
Ii would seem from the tones of thes.
journals u! Columbia. New Grenada oud
The Ecuador. that something is brew iuu in
those Republics against Gen. Santa Cruz
They Call hun miserable obscure lvran,
:" iiii niAilhrr talent xirins auerriu.s liz,
only foreigners unacquainled with the man
synipatl,Ize wilh him.
We hear that there are accounts ;n,,,,r -
from Chll' TO 2uIh ult., and that an exreJ;.
non Gland troops l3UU menu sailed from
Valparaiso on 18Th nI'., to act on some p,r
"t 'hc Peruvian territory. Our privare len.
Icrs dated 9tn ul,., merely mentioned the
emha'kation of the toops one of said Ie,
ters sa>s:-''Irust me, Santa Crnz i, mn, On
hi'sh III the strrups as you arc led to he
lieve.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

10 CoKREsPoNDENrs.-T accnnn, of
the 9TH Of July Celebration near Green.
wood. was received too late for insertion
ms week. We owe an apology TO Capt.
Parker. His Communication will he nnb-
lished in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

Charles Mathews. the son, by the follow
ing from The London Spectator, would seem
qnhe equal II moi superior to his f;irhcr.-
we snail soon have i'm opportunity this side
the wafer To Judge for ourselves:
''CharIes Mathews. before quitting Emo.
land for America has been giving a f.. ii
Taste oi his quality as a mimic. Ina ,,nar,
hvcly, and aliterativc vehicle for pc1souil;
cation, called Pntter rerSus Ciuitcr, h. frs,
APPEARS as lOIuacious captain, who's.
''palter" is one continual shower ,,r w,rI.
f"i''ns thick aud fast, and drowning all otbc,
spcc'h' ahd ihrn Succe>>ivcly assumes the
character "i 'i"rman money lcu;.c.. a
hafoer anh settlement gentleman" wirha
cor" III tle mead gol IN serelidilby moon
hShl, each II whom has the same exhaust,
'css HOW OF SabDle The iuslaniaueou, and
completeness otthc iransfor,lalons-wb;
arc elected IN TN" face Of the audience, and
ny 'he SHrhtSt ucanS--cuual his fathers
'onit'-personhi nctamorpho eS: the voice
ne manner, and The face are. cl,auncJ.-
he rhpmiiy and distinctness of his u, cr
ance throughout the ,uccssanl mouopoI,-
iuSue-dlalogue il cannot be called. for ~,
one else has change of getting ina wmd-
and ~ TWO or three "pauer" songs, IS such
as only to he rivalled by the most exprrt
Italian D'ifo. The neatne>> and drxieri
ty oi the niimetic artist only require ,h,
meliowncss and quito that tim,. ana pr,c-
ice VIII mature, to give full flavor 10 IN.
fruits ol an innate talent, and render IN.
scioh worthy yof the stock. We here atuJe
l" Inc e'der Matthews only in his quality IF
mII"ic; bui he was more than that-he coulI
persOnate mental character"
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PHILADELPHIA, Julv =.

Latest from D"e"os .iyrtS anal Monfeui-
"o.--' ne ship li"annkc, Capt. IlaIrls, ar
'iVca at Tins port on TUESDAY, in TN. short
pt'H;'oe al 80 days IRON Monlevi,ico We
nave zen 'a'"rcu by MIR. Coffee, OF the Ix-
change, with Il lite OF the British P;,ckc, IN
May l2'l'' irorn WHICH the following extracts
uIr I;Iiic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

the exclamation "Sic transit gloria mundi."
at winch iLgivcs this free and easy transla-
''""-''Thus on a Monday was Old Glory
icspiscd and punished"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

IOMc lion"i"b!f hc Scnni"yS an. MtmhfrS Of Kc
Ho"Sc 9ii,p's' ntnttreS Tie Itais!uiu,c o;ihc
State IF , i",o';nu.
- Iii. humble petition Of Jainrs Harper and
his associates. rc>It!in. III Augusta Geo, q a
respectful shcvs unto our Homo ai,lc bodies
thai under Il charter from l,Ic slate of Gporua
hey have commenced he erection oi a Bridge
over til" SaNan.i'H i;iS"r ai Il point opposite tn
upper par: al tie city n, tuyu,,a al d u',un one
nilc ahoN" the tovn". lla,.bnr:. III Son h Care
lIni that " thir TN m,''- of inc si.r u>l men,
,ored are i" Ferry of ". Gart. | 80. ahovr
a Caunbb 'liowu; the iiiig. q: tie Sank it..,--
"ia AID ;hr Sand .!ar Ferry below your pci-
tinna:s respectfully show unto vulu iIouorai g.
bodies, ia ir ci"'ln a. tic sand Elii!.r iS de-
ma'.d"d bN the publ" corv' nicur, ola lar.c
portion "a! bu;l the STA eS of :uu:ii Carolina and
ticor@.i; r;t II will short and i'm ROY" il: oitI'
at r. ads the great Snlii We "rii rntc wl,ic!.
passes throu";, tu@us;a. and .. "r(ulv benefit
t'ic ci l%rS oi' c upper Di~'r cs ni Sou h Caro-
lina, inailpr'!n" them moe direct .,.c~. 10 II!
additional 'nasic for leir pr"ucc Nhcrri0r"
thy pray your lIonorah bodies 20 ran ,lrn,
Charter for the cicc'inn Il said Br DE within
the lur'sdict'"r ,"' The :: ate % South carolinp
upoI. the usual terms and they ,irvrrpray &c
JAMES HARPER,
WM. HARPER.
! K. KILBDURN.
JON. MElIS, and Associates
IHE Public arc hereby nos ificd t'iat il !. intend.
"d tn nr'|"nt the shove petition to the next Ic
"isla,ure OF >. Carolina.
JAM $ HARPER,
WM. HiRPIR
J. r kILB0URN.
JONATHAN MrIGS.
July IL. 1873 ah ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

u FREE IRANsLATIoN.-The Brighton
Guardian 'ermnnles its account of the con
temptuous expulsion of Sir Francis Burden
from TIC Crown and Anchor meeting viii,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-19

N%Thc friends Of ID. L. DAv.
PORT, Esq. are authorized to say that he
is Il Candidate for IAX COLLECI'OR
OF Ed@cfi"Id District, ut the mex, Election
june IL, lS:iS II 20
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lock aa 'a'ssIs.

"a ~ Ter" "iiS IN '"h I'd To .jR. U,rvoo,.
81 "' Nh r.|n>c cal and Sc;iIr uih> =
u,',' "''h, "i'' L. '"'v a'''holiscd 10 settle up his
Tina. ~ rec 'fS. II III II
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Historical Collections ors. -,,:.

by R. II. C.IhhOLL.
Ills YORK is now ready for delivery TO Su,
scrioers at the tore of & 4. Domd m H.
place few eNua copies for sale.
November, 1887 ~,
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hssl5slC Notice.

Jnlv IL. 1@:3S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
AmuSenAonsS.

Pc MA rAAsASnE .-THIs EVENING win be per.
Mrs Davenport-Lad Ann, Mrs Richardson.
THE Dew DROP-Hes, Mr. Richings-Chrs,ie, Mr. Chip
pndale-Tbe sylpb, Mss Wells
Pit. 80 cents. Gallery. IS cents
EVENING VII "f psfer%:s o
der-Eustace. Mrs Thorne.
Blakeiy-Louisa, Mrs Maeder.
Boxes 50 eea-Pit Is eens-Prvate Boxes Ave dollars
Doors open at T. performance comme half past
O'Clock. jy3 lw-
NIBLO,s GARDEN.
Noposposement any time at this establishment as the
grand from Broadwayto the saloon from
LES soIREEs AMUsANTEs,
Composer and Director Of the music, Mr.. Watson
prst nigh, In America Of the new vaudeville called my
First night this garden of Philips adaptation Of LIE
Mrs Cramer Mr.. John Seton.
Mrs Williams, Mr. Archer
Mrs. Stckney, Mr.. T. Bishop
Mr. Thayer.
MODNAY EVENING, July 80,
AZ O'Clock the amusements 70 commence with new and
the Deep, seep sea- "ki o. Cure" Pourqoi""Ben'
Phillips called MY WIFE's MOTHER The music by Mr.
wahsn,
Mrs Fi,zbon, Miss A. Fisher
Mrs Rudd, Mrs Cramer
Uncle FOoxle Mr. John Seton
Ned Waverly, Thayer
Mr. Budd T. Bishop,
Thomas. Baldock
Full half an hour for Fireworks and promenade.
variety Of overturcs Marches NC by the grand military
band
Mandarin Pas de Cinq by NJ Checkeni and his pupils
The amusements 10 terminate 10y requesp with Mr. j. b.
Phillips alteration OF the bueta of Catching Heress.
adapted expressly for this garden, called LIE CGUREUR DE
Dor.
DISTRIBUTION.
Mis- Caroline, urscr..r
Mr. Zip GaytoB, ''e
IIsmy, Tiger Miss A. Fiber
Poodle, Dir u. Bishop
Kilngy. Thayer
Twg, John Seton
Mr. Clayton, Archer
Tickets 50 cents. To commence at O'Clock.
Tomorrow, the Ravels
Barbiere d svig having received with the great
more-due notice Of which "a i'll be given.
In rehearsal Italian come pantomme to be called
EUomo Roso, the Unforeseen lusion-wh scenery,
music, tricks dresses, transformation, and dances.
In state OF preparation, vaudeville called the MIL
lers Man.
when the Garden will be opened ice and
/ OF every variety and OF the most approved kinds.
4 Admission i2A cents, including ReireshmeDt
Omnibusses will from the City Hotel 10 the Gar
| den. during the evesing
The Gards and Promenades are brilliantly lighted with
thousands Of varcgaed lamps azd ornamented with asuperb
collection OF choice plants and sbruts lemon and lime
To the Grand Walks has been added this
y TraRsparencies, of beautiful design execution
The 0rotto Fountain been newly decorated and
forth It's cooling amid the brlancy of lamps and ira
GRANGE ofnowers. jy30
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

vAUxHALL GARDEN.
MR. GATES BENEFIT
Mr. Gates and Mrs. Herrirg in a Duet
Mrs. Herring 10 popular song.
Mr. '''e' On saI m@N6aY JAY EVENING Sii SnJ July 80
Will be presented the vaudeville entitled LIE DOUBLE
ERREUk, Mr. and Mrs. r.. W.
Monsieur p w. Mr. Gates
Major Pepper Collins
Frank Brown Thoman
MrsP.w. Mrs Herring
widow White Miss Kerr
Kitty Glover MS Thaman
Ia the Of the piece the duet the time
when Cosrting came" Mrs Herriag and Mr. Gates.
during which the celebrated New York will per-
form several nat onsl marches, qu'esx. steps, &c
Ii ader, Mr. Lothian. -
To conclude with the new vaudeville of LA JEUNE
splash, Mr. Gates
Vaudeville, Thonan
Auralia, the young widow, Miss Kerr
Lucy with favore song. Mrs Herring
Mock mInuet by Miss Kerr and Mr Gates.
Extempcraneeus pas sea by Mr. Gates
Tomorrow evening Miss Kerrs benefit
In consciousness ofIhe splendid success Of the
ORATORIO OF DAVID
And the and feated applications for 81
psnce general wish The First Part will be repeated
Sunday evening The second part will positively
be produced the following sunday.
In calling the attention OF the musical world TO this cesbrn
producon the feel the utmost confidence In resommand
ing friends and the public. The Oraerie first
produced In Europe with the greatest esa subsequent
performance In Boston Philadelphia, nc have fully realized
It's European success
Sunday Evening Concerts n usual
Doors open a. 0cock-Performanse eemnences at hall
past O'Clock. -
No posponem sst Of the Performssee account Of the
weather.
per and lower part Of the city during the perio Masses
jy3e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
VAPOK BATHs.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR


No Is John street.
II p. CARROLL returns grateful aakno wledgemepos
" To the public and TO the gentlemen OF the medical profess
sion, for the liberal patronage bestowed his
which has been In successful operation eleven
years As the nts of newspaper precudes
Of the vspor Bath hees merely TO state hsf
has been uad safe powerful remedy the fol-
lowing diseases cutaneous diseases, euman
ent umeurs diseases OF the joints,
plants, affections OF the liver asthma, sudden coda
fever and ague, scarlet fever, &C. &c. nc.
have several occasions visited the Vspor Bath Essb-
shent in John street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admns.
tered there with skin ana attention; n s~vvrrs
oan cheerfuy that have found the John
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ d.
been for many In the habit OF sending patieus
Mr. and Mrs CAROLS Vapor a In John street. have
To be satisfied with the skill with which they admin
stered; aHd believe In this respect Mr. aad Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing be desired by male or female ba,hers
WIN. j. MACNEvEN, NJ d.
have had much xperence in Mr. and Mrs CAROLS appl-
cation OF the Vaper Baths patients In th, city, and
fer them TO every other. y. VANDERBURGH M B.
We fully cencur in the above statements
GEORGE BUSH N. D.
JAS. o. SMITH, M. n.
JNO. NELSON, NJ. d.
THOS BOYD, M. d.
JAS A. WASHINGTON, NJ d.
w. NJ IRELAND, M. ID.
DANL w. NISSAN, NJ d.
Tbe Baths are In readiness from O'Clock In the
morsng tn O'Clock NJ night day, Sunday excepted
when they are opea from till IN the morning, Sulphur
Baths u all heu OF the day Portable Rsth with eonpe-
tent persoRs TO administer them vixen rcqured asy
part Of the city Brooklyn FIVE nstce No cos-
sexon with other establishment The Shakers Cosce.-
aied Syrup Of Ssrsapars and Lverwou Cor Bathing
Inos snd HIP Baths for sale o. hire. Jy7 lmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
Tor DYING THE HAIR, from Grey or Red to

EOR DYING THE HAIR, from Grey or Red to
Il beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMED'S TURKISH
universally admitted TO be the hes, article ever sent
before the public Ii daily superscdiRg every ether
ration for he purpose which mostly composed Of dcete
materials eventually give entirely To the
Turkish Dye. Its operation is almost magical being applied
the head at before going to bedon rising the
ming the transformation Complete The skin meantime sui
ers change either from dscoormen eruption roughnss
other us be attended with no
consequences whatever. Sold wholesale and retail by
II. G. HART, IT'S Broadway,
ABLY Garner of Courtlandts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

DrgENTAKY sYHUP.An ssests.I e cs!,sI for
sysenary diavhGa and bowel complaints Of chiloren
Mr.. Hayes late Of Brookyn now Al ass Bowsry has dseov
the desired effect In few hours which from experience OF
years she feels confident will be TO the human family an IN
valuable blessing. Mrs r. makes this notice psss IRON
OF duty which her fellow beings and pro-
duce go certificates and refer 1000 In New YORK and
Brooklyn, which TO mention. rce per
bottle. Mrs H. also offers the public her invaluable Eye
Wser, and eectsa for sore and nfamed eyes
Price bottle references and cert can be seen al
her red 2ss Bowery above may DC they
MRS HAYS 2ss Bowery. 3o*
A HTIFICIAL TEKTH.yron one 10 acoapIete
IN set WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS &c. on the priseL
Piles pheric pressure by M EvETT Dens No $50
Broadway deer in Warren ST. The improve
and Distinguishing feature ofhs method the complete
y eecting essential objects Of the and security o.
the supplied teeth in the mouth wholly without clasps, ig
atures springs other similar Persons interest
ed in this who unacquained With its
ture and extent may see by SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED TO TN EN-, that tie plan
d priac pe and results fron,AnY hitherto pr9cs
ed In NEW YORK and that the above slaemsa is strictly
and entirely accurate.
His references OF the HIGHEST ORDER most ample
The opinion OF the New York public ON HIS improved y
may be In the following respectable papers-vae
New York Mirror 10th july 1885, Courier and Enquirer 18th
December. 1885, Evening Star, l7th June, 1897.
ny24Sm*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
= c. @. MA.sHs PRosPEcTps:

THE sTUDy OF Eook.KEEPiSe-No !, Cedar street,
Broadray-I must be apparent 10 all tAat there
Keeping su by eonsse1s he p0p through variety Of
business sssse.oss BY bis mthag The entries q each a
sctsa must not he imagined that buy Ing add selling
The course OF saruc,os which presents TO the pupil more
hundred different business transactions Of which
eSeay q srsetes s.n mus, result, 10 good know
ledge Of Boob keeping Rooms day and evening Pro-
advertisers wsrhs may be seen purchased The sudcnt
Ina r s ysrau part ss
count books from sctss ne or reference with trial balances
Payments, Discount and Interest," Exchange Insurance. nc
suusion stationery included The course finished
until The studies. has ssqu,rsd COED practices, snowedgt ?.
Msro-.tils Hritius-A Of lessons 10 writing pre-
pared winch VIC nV C. mssss WORKS Improvement
sa.s.rd wors IN i seventh es,os 500 page. octsyo
q IS. This book is introduced into the New Yo.h P.bhc
Schools preference any other the subject The lrus
tees sf ibis insuiios, well known. compose ssne Of the
The Ar, Of single sa,ry Bookkeeping improved by the
introduction Of the Proof sssnns $50 pages, octave
Lecture on the Study Of Book heepng with Balance
Sheet" psmphe @psges ~ moi price y cents per
TOOTH ACHE-T0OTU ACHE-why win ron
suffer with the oo wssS hsrs m e. ,
Kreosoe 10 psrfec, REMEDY Cor tecthsehe he used
with perfect safety hremoee fron The tooth the part ss
unpessan, the breath and gives
e from The pals hcwe,sr severe has been .ses By cs.
placed In contact with the deesyed ootn.
Prepared WIN scster, snd sold IN this city BY the
dorer sirg gle bottles by A. d. sands Ne 100 fuhsn,
corner Of william street
BA Isers discus, those Who psrcLsse BY the do
jen I'm
MEDICAL ANB sUnGICAL.-DR. GLOVER
h consulea ssus W the treatment OF certain cia Of
diseases Ne spprcs pshc that he has received regular
professional education this country, and 10 be cassd
with the sensmed doctes necal pudvrs and pretepers
The day. Ofce No Ann a., near the American Muscur-
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp the
Iuner ofhse door "A she eyenisg iez1N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

y BRANCH or THE Shade Ann street: .l ns.
respectfully informs his friends a.d the public geserey
the received since the opening Of the
Shades has induced take the above house with
view TO who reside the eastern side
the city, The house fitted similarly and will be conduct
ed In all respects the same rs the SHADES SWANS
je2-y ,. EVANS.
CT MRS. BIRD Midwife and Female hysician, has re.
moved 322 Bawery door above Beesker street. where
ladies accommodated with beard, pleasant furnished
and the best Of during their CONFINEMENT
Mrs Bird be consulted all diseases incidental
offenales Advice gratis mvaSms
Office of the North Amerioan Trust and Bankirg Company
No. &c Hall street., Neo York.
~ AT meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of this Compa-
n.y. Wednesday July 18TH 1885, The ol'
owing officers elected =
JOSEPH d. BEERS, President
MYNDERT VAN SCHAICK, Wise President,
WALTER NEED. Ca bier
jy25lw DANIEL ". TYLEE, Second Cashier.
q. FULLEH,
IL Bell Hanger, from Boston, informs the citizens OF
New York that he has taken shop No. 1881 Broadway,
where he will receive orders for hanging bells new
improved plan in modern yle FOR which lie in
foras the public he has patent right and fobids all persons
infringing upon u. -, III,
-Asor House, New York; Clinton Hotel, do; fremont
House, Boston; American House. de- je2lsw1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
MO CURE NO PAY.-ssl, Nbeom. Riogvor

MO CURE NO PAY.-sslt Rheom, Ring worm Tet.
te Rrbes or Jsehsss Itch, scsd Ne and an Other
disease. o the skin enectpsly cured by the use of
ted In rising twenty I'VE hundred without
having sied No alton Ia diet u necessary and
there 40 assger " applying 10 the tendersst infant II
discovery never before known IN the history Of medicine,
and afflicted with diseases In any
fern invited To she immediate this valuable medi
cine Nun certificates of virtues been received
by the proprietor, snd will be exhibited on application
Prepared and sold by Al D. SANDS No. 100 Fstos,
OF wiam street. and enid by druggists Renersy ~
o The prrcps cities snd the Upfed STATES
NIB be ordered With other geeds Of any ~ the prs.
eipal irus sls,s 1. ,hs etv or Phisaslphia yss lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
Eyy,s ExnsnnHsHT H3N IE EyoSom FOR FAINT.

IL iNos AND works or ART.-Tbs public Is respect.
nil informed large ard eommodious has been
6ued Liberty two doors east Of Brosdway, for the
exhibition o Paintings oher work OF private sale
fine collection Of ancient and modern paintings of uadoubt
ed merit, exhibition 10 which the attention Of
orally invited The ladies he assured that nothing
shall presented 10 their VIZ that the most fssdous
object anxious shall prs
dominate exhibit such osly chsste pleasing and In
The Exhibition Room vi be open al hours from 10 A.
NJ un Pm,
Admission free.
Eegravings st private sale In lots suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
Chatham Circulating Library,
Ma ri ch.tk m <treet

III THE Subscribers beg leave respectfully 10 inform their
friends and the public that they have Just reopened the above
establishment after making many alterations and additions
IT, The prepared and ready TO accommodate those
who may be pleased 10 them with their natronags-
Hitherto they have had liberal share Of public support and
they from their late important improvements, and by
their strict non 10 business TO receive increase OF IT.
The Library presest contains 5000 vslsme and
the nlsson Of the subscribers enlarge from ns 10 me
want OF their patrons eem II IL h
systematically arranged and comprises the greater part OF the
the following subjectsHssry. bog
raphy Voyages and Travels Natural History, Natural and
EIperiuents Philosophy Classical and Miscellaneous Lera
ture In addition the foregoing they would mere psrcu
larry call the Of the reading community 10 their
collection Of works fiction. Perhaps Library In
the city can produce greater varied collectisn
No effort expense has been spared 70 render this depart
Of their Library comples possible contains nj
sg onew works from the press both Of this cous
try ssa Europe ii Is also supplied with 10 American and
European Periodical works together with fine collection 81
500 Plays, scting sndstasdsrd
their shall be wanting make cir Library superior,
possible, ANY the city, and thereby reasersg the most
worthy ofgeaeral patronage asd support
elsf j. h H. q. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
ORKIs TOOTu PASTk-An elegant anu highly

~
70 give peariy Wilderness TO the teeth,
enhance the charms and beauty of the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness 10 the breath,
Is attainment long devoutly wished,
Though meier till how effectively achieved
The 0rris Tooth Paste happily insures
T Ir.is murh desired result, as viii is USE
THE ORRIS TOOTH PASTE, while It beauties the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance OF
proves the color Of the lips and gums and gives additional
beauty the tout ensemble Of the mouthby its dsntecng
properties greatly tends t. preserve the teeth from decay
and also imPars that peculiar and fragrant sweetness to the
breath for which the Orrs Rect Justly aad extensively
celebrated. For sale whe Iesale and retail by
H. G. HART, No ITS Broadway,
ALLY corner Of Courtandt st.
ITO MiLLINEKS AND 9TH r. NS-SHERkED
i HATS. McGAY, from Lendsn and fars begs to ap
prize the Mners dealers of this city and the distant
the peculiar facilities he possesses the manufacture Sher-
red Hats and for the importation of patterns he is
equal the imported French Capste surprisingly short
notice, and een the lowest terms.
Book and Swiss Musin Bishop Lawn eros de Naples and
Pou de Sole, the prlncipdhats requon, and he
ready To execute commands erw srded him either
OF the above and for satin and velvet Shered Hats for the a
and winter trades
Terms cash-No. IL Orange st, doors from Chatham ST.
New York. jylosodTuThaS6s
THE NEWEST CASH TAILORINO ES
Il TABLISHMENT,N No. John streeI-A garment may
grand object lost unless fit corresponds thereto. The
public sPectuly Informed that they have their gar
ments cut nths most fashionable and made by the
best Of workmen by calling above at the following low
P Press e0a'msde and t .s,% med s;,h III. Sc
coa.sof hae cloth furnished for ls.Ss
superior coat for 1000
Repairing and altering always attended to.
des paid for delivery. No. John street, secoad
door from 8rosoway. e235m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

nR. SPOHN, Ne 2 Fletcher st. Pearl ST. and Maj.
IL den Lane positively the headache Of all
kisds, Call there for Spohn's Headache Remedy.
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