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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

The Baltimore American states that qniie
sharp frost was experienced 10 that quar-
ter on "Wednesday night There was ice ~
The cutters Of the thickness ofa dollar. The
effects Of the frost on vegetation were plpin-
lly ,isible 10 the seneral fill Of The leaL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

The Ascntney Wollen Factory, ins per
kinsyiIIe. Vermont. was destroyed BY "a on
Friday night last, II was insured tor I'd /.
900 10 this city. and $4,000 IN PfSvidence
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

The Pearl and Galaxy haNbeen united
10 Clapp's Evening Gazette. Wessrs Elar-i
ringion and Pray bid atieeio editorial life
in Boston; and The Herald is 10 be centio-
usd by w b Epglish. in a reduced sheet.
10 be neutral fpoliiics.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

D-W = AcnA.-t1W EvuNlN0 win be yer
@I1e9s ~ melDsnsm 6JONEs,
IRA DkAv4O--Eu Dhv0eo, Mr. Jones-L oi emo, BY =
yoUng 0oneenm-- ZeTina, M hpgkeG
To e01cuds With
THU DEW D808-Douodp Mr. Jonts-The Sylph, noIss
wells.
D00rs nt z-FeS0rmAneo eegnas - H. Boxes, 81,
PIT. 50 Gallery. % cent?
NJ a MN Nal ,rTy = a TIA E-Late Italian Over,
IN uarss ~ wAiI1Cx Lr~ee This EVEN1Na
=. m y. for the Rene6t of Mr. w. NANBURGH
,r..E AZ AM EiS ~ E--Mr Eiiyhtv Mr. Barrru-Mrx
rr,.s.ar NJ y. s~.s~
AG.r .h,ch A4 n
RIJJE REARn. or VenaIe Curinsly- AboneQDe, Mr.
Me-. $780,. NJ w II Wi,,ms- "a ina Mrs
scion
~ .a,.,,.,. ,.,,h
u ~ 30, ~ Ma~.iv. Ar Rrow Marie
Ms Ia,,sil "s-"''S y
EXPERIMENTATION n performasaes commence atTcIock
xox..si 81, ~ ..,ss -SS.n.,. o. - r,s
0v :.
Lk AN. LIN rstEATAE, CHATHAa SS1UAhA
FlKSr NIGHT OF the SEASuN
The public respectfully informed that this popular place
OF amusenenl VIII later hort recess during which mas
bern s gsriy dscorsie open for The regular season on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 9th, under the direction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

On Monday srning. 25,h instant aged ST. Isabella wife OF
=" sunasv morning. the instant Charles Glard an old
and respectable Of this city, In The sh year oil MS
a0e a. a..~.
ter b. b. Brewer OF New Orleans ana grand dausnser
On thr 2h Instant Adca daughter Of Nicholas and AIDE
Ba Ludum aged months and IA days
Ga the oath sarah eet OF the late John Cotes Esq
of Flushag l.. l.. aged 50 years - - y.
years. :. =.
Kadrrhook Miss Jase Van Buren, sister
Of the President the ned States, Ia the 59h OF her
age.
Weekly n eport OF Interments.
IN this City and Pote Field the 10Th of June 70 the
Esd dav OF June.
men - boys-l7 girls. Total o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
nh Night Of the Engagement of the extraordinary Rave
Family Under the direction oil Ganrel Navc consisting Of
a,srsI Rayel Javei Ravel,
<nt.ine Ravel, Jerome Ravei,
Dominique Rsvei, Eugene reneion, =,
Fraucois Ravel, jean niVc " years ou,l
MAD Jerome Rsvel rIad Eugene Fen,o.
Mad'ie Adele Rave, Mldlle Elizah-th RsveL
Leaier Of the Orchestra, hf. ~ rave.
ma rsb, OF the new Vaudeville MICHEL X a CHRIS
TINE which will We perforated In the French aRgsagc.
TUESDAY EyENING, JUNE seh,
The evenngs ents viii nmencs with msl
scribe Dopn will be performed In the Freacn Ian
guaxc w the Rsvcl Family esrresente pour Ia premiere
fois q Paris, sarie Thestrsds epmnase Dramstique.
60, Dhtr'sSfsn de Ia piece
Chris'ine. jeunc subsvgse, Adele RaveI.
s,"',ssm ~" s ssr,'" d, .uh.rv, n Rav,,'
inernssos OF half hour for promenade and refresh
TO Conclude With, Ia time. new Paaom,me called THE
with entire scenery ysnsformatons and Ereworks
The Machinery and Trasfornstions by Mr. Huchings
The see'ery painted BY o..,.cr,,. Mr. efsa
Don cssander. Jerome Rsvel
harlequin, Gabriel Kavei
Thc Monster, ysveni Rave
The D.rcins Fairy, Mad EuSess R.vel
ALittie Love, lie Fstit Amour
Cslumbire . Ekenelen
Non ef he PrsteesIon ofLeve Ia his Fairy Temple.
wedsrsday Mrs ~ wallach's, late Mis- Turpn, Beoeat
sen viii be performed LA soMNAMsULA, with Other
Amossmeru every evening" IN The w.et exeeps supdsys
10 ~ s,erv variety and Of the most approved kiadA
Ssw,ss,on' IA ce,,is, insudpg Rvrfrcshnent
Onslku~es wi ma 70 aud ssn We 0Ny hoseLts Ne 80
<eA during Tie evsshe. -"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

Ag-Of age year and under 49, between the age
OF and and 5a; and TO- G. 10 and 20 3; 70 and So
16; 40 M 40 ana So 81 so and 60and TO- u 10 and
90, |; so and 81, 2; unknown o.
Placer of NatpityUnited States ST. Ireland 2l England
6; Germany wales West Indies, 0; France, Holland
@; Swift erand, o. Scotland q Canada, u Russia, Den
mark 0; Italy, 8. Unknown,e -
OF whom from the Aims House. bellevue 2; Hospital
do 10; Penenary Hospital do 2; City Hospital 2; Black
wells Island,O o. ColDred persons, 0
HENRY q. DUNNELL, City Inspector
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

On Friday. the asd iasssss, Mr.. nullAassss 20
Hactmans. f.M9F = nr.x,.v
David Margsfics. OF this csy, y Mis- hefia' ssakue'
Capt Ira Shaler, Of East Hasdnm Conn. - n Col.
On Sunday acrnoou the l7h Instant. BY the Hev S,
ton, Nj. samuel Stose, 70 Mis- Mary r. bancke5' :" ~
city. =. 81. ;n.,.nt ~ a.
Peters Church, The Rev Mr. van ho,sgn nj ~ he civ Of
Richmond
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26


III THE subscrb ers beg respectfully inform their
friends and this public that they have reopened the
cstablshmer after making many srrsonsi and additions
toll The arc prepared and ready TO accommodate those
who may be pleased them with their ralrohage-
Hitherto they have had liberal share Of pubic support
they hope from their late important improvements, and by
their strict ssnton tn business. receive incrrnsr OF it,
The Library present contsiss ocoe Volumes and IL
the Intention OF the subscribers enlarge from ine tme
ss the wants OF s~r patrons may eem nec~ssary. "
systematically nged and comprises the part
approved works the following subjects history Bg
Exper1entsl Philosophy Classical and sc,aneous Lera
tsre In addition the foregoing. they would pareu
tensivc collection Of works Action Perhaps Library
the cry produce greater varied corctiSn
No ehr has been spared lhs depart
ment Of their Library compsts possible II contains
present over $50 volumes this subject and daily
leg scceson ofnew works from the press both Of this
Try and Europe. II ~ also supplied With ~ American and
EUROPEAN rerodics werhs together with foe soectisn
SO Plays, scting anaussdsrd.
In conclusion they beg leave that eIertens
their shall be wanting mnhe cir Library superior,
possible, 70 any In the city, and thereby rrsseag the
worthy ofgeneral patronage a-d support -
jef3n JhH q. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
CORPORATION SHINPLAsTEHS
TAKEN AT Par BY
u. r.. MORRISON a SON.


r. c. MORRISON a. SON,
Nos. 1856 and 1888 GrecnwichsI
between Fultoa and vesey streets New York,
IMPORTERS OF
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, pysrs Fnlrs
Beachers', PAPER Makers, Gunpowder Manufacurers',
Ha,tsr Calico Praters. and paia,ers Articles, Ois Win
dow GLASS; and Glass Ware, Patent Medicines, Surgeons
Instruments, &c. tor sale cheap.
GhOCERS' ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge, coarse and fine
NatMegs Sai,pttre
Mace Carr way Seeds
Indigo Snuff, Maccaboy
CASTLE Soap 10 scotch
Gloves Stoughions sittcrs
Cinnamon Sup. Larb. Soda
CAYENNE Pepper Black Lead
Pepper Sauce, Chalk -
Poi and Pearl Ashes Sonrbrdgc Fire Brick
Starch Corhs
Rotten Stone Cassia Buds
Liquorice Ball Castor Oil in Bottles
B.th Brick Alcohol
Saeratus CSpperas,
Fig Blue EPSON salts
Powdered Ginger and Root Flonr Suipher
White LEAD. diy ans in oil ink Ia bottles
Jamaica Ginger Lufhcer Ma ches
Alum Carb. Ammonia
Oil Peppermint, and other Britt Lustre
Essential Ois Olive ON III baskets
Isnglass, Russia Soda Tor washing
OILS.
Winter strained Sperm Linseed
Fall do do Neaisfoot
Summer do d. Olive, or sweet
Whale and refined Whale, Spirits Turpectinc and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
my29.lmi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
LARGE LOAF u READ.
NO J.ATrRENS S'r

LARGE LOAF BREAD.
NO. 6 LAUREHSS ST.
One door from Canal street. (ormrry Mr. Greene)
" where thu of Bread Cakes Butter Crackers Soda
Crackers Milk Biscuit small Pilot Bread ter faoy OF
good quality as be found IN this city,
Weight Of bread pounds 6i ounces before baksg for
shining,
Family Baking a 10 and O'clock.
NIB. Persons asking credit respectfully requested not
call. e7.eod3ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

nR. LrSAGk'S SPECEFfQUg FOR sECRETES
- mAbAUtEs, or " Consrrhea kradcziorr The above
reme~y tor tbs most distressing dense Incident the human
race, orgnsed from The enlightened mini oi tie eminent lie
ssge the and OF which throughout the
kng doms 81 Fsncc nd Italy, hss ~ late ADDED such
This cenposIton pns safety whh ecscy And the We
nercal disease whether ~ the form Of Gonorbea OF see
ersdcsed by The OF H. with certaby and nccess $40
the sufferer restored 10 his hesh without ~ m
convenience Tvns of tousnds OF Passns VIII srcede W
the truth OF thsse remarks and conhdenty offered tc
those 1ssd The best the sursa remedy cr the above
uten~d osthome disorder The secfet has hherto bern
srodo~e Nv rv az New tie American public and
scl IN hi civ nj the drug Of william smorson, No
10 Fssos street, corner o 0old the only established
Il r.rs,rn srv recommended to sea arinK
s.ir.I ~ oon or Mercury, whereby many have BEEN
.s.,.sI fr'ru, service on beard ship.
rp. = ,.d;esssr u give immediate relief thos~
IA e,ed h whites, and diseases Of the prors,e
gland. wy.nrrArop p.,..u-- ,.,---,.
II Ash Tor NC oN ANe owe "o"sr ~ v.r
ne. Jc<oIm
49,. - ..AA.sl "A - HAiN. iii should invariably
BE- IN mind thst 10 good Of Teeth the sext
,ess desssie properly ,he possession OF hse head "
re sss Of the VEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly persmed
and desirable Substitute fov the many injurious prepssse~s
sbat daily pelmed upon the public. --
ne sdvevsset pledgss hhnssf thst the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL wi ~ fessd nourhh sod G6en he bss
80 restore - ksd pasessnd In order 70 meet the esses
dswsu1 ~ w. hes n the low price ~ ~ cesn per
-ostle. ~ snle ~ Q. HAhT, ly brpeswy,
~ a Ssss = s csh 81: = III s,srs.gs Co.
DeSlsws No ~ Crssya g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

EhD AID OTaH0es ~ M#
l3B Fulton street.
n COIRn Il Co have renewed fyo theis old soaud Iel
1856 Fulton street, between Broadway snd Mas
where they still continue 70 manufacture Morocso
yewslyCass and Lsdes and Genilemess Drcsssg Cases
Cases Razor Gases Gard Jewellers Show Cases fitted
up and cases for silver Ware neatly arranged and every
article above lne with neanes and DIES
sisling OF about 500 different kinds lrxo Nv.
q, RULL hu.
~ Bell Hanger trom Bsston, informs ,he citizens OF
where he will recevs orders for hanging bells on new
ano improved pIan In tie modern style for %hich lie
forms the public patent right and torbids all pcrsoas
infringing upon Il. .e.,
-Astor House, New York; Clinton Hotel, do; fremont
Itouse. Boston; American House. do Je2iSw"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

The brig Dunap Gordon from Point Pe're June 7h,
rts that on the whole consumed by
are The government had Immediately supplied the people
with and several cargees OF lumber On the 9th OF
bsoed Point Petre the first day Of opening disc son,.
"a 10 the S3oaoe The agency of the Bank under
the charge OF Messr Constantine Leumaague OF Point
peue.
The schr Isaac Jackson from Wilmington NC for This port.
ut 2s instant IN dsess-oss OF deck load,
rnsss nc and leaking very badyfour feet water In the
hold.
The brig Francis TUCKER from San Bias FOR New York. put
iao koya I'd n-he Captain being siek required me
dica aid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

SIR ASTLEr COOPrn'S LOTION For
- PINPLrp TACEs-The great "Sr Ashley assured the
time he presented this receipt th.t he
kusw Of It's fang 10 proaues cure The sale -
4 In Europe mss been lnu,ense.
sold ~ ~ Guion, W Bewcry corner Of GRIND 81 Hev
way ana CsurtIspdt VIM =. Honsn 81 Broadway, ssd
III, D. Sands. Ice FULTON, eornsrd wi'sm O.
Price - c~rts 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

NEW YORK ia q rEhSALLs-1hr propne.
Of this establishment wishes TO inform dealers and
arriving from the country with Iores that the de.
Iaand for single horses great and that during
the last days 6ne have been sold at pri
vaie sale at Taltersalls, at as high Sl0t0.
tie would the charge for keeping the
other establishment and have only 10 look
for themselves they M easy perceive that the
accommodation this establish equals that OF any other
In the city.
jea5 s,aw2w 0 }. MOORE, Proprietor, 44s Broadway.
GIRLS WANTED-To lrsrn Stock Making Nose
~ need apply but those that neat and can
give good reference Apply No. IL Dutch ST. je2s lw.
nOGS-DOGS-DOGs-MR Y. HANINGTON has
- the Rform the czens OF the United Stses that
reary tor disposal filters Of that noble
breed Of Dogs thu Mount ST. BERNARD whose useful qualities
well known need much cammeHt. Their sagacity
and faithfunes makes them Invaluable companions Of which
need further aestaoa than the charitable oces they
made perisrm Mount ST. Bernard where they are
kept by the monks travellers from the eernsfsnowu
that this mountain and whs would perh hut
for the timely aid afforded by these dogs who for size and
strength unrvaled, this that renders them well
~acnl protect property and guard from the assaults
ssters many of whnn their existence these
friendly mpanons OF the human race.
Also. for sale several superb Newour dasd Wheips which
for size and beauty cannot be surpassed and who bred
from the celebrated dog Oscar Early application will insure
aehoce selection.
In Mr. Hanne collection will be found several valuable
dogs including Italian Greyboup!s, Poodes ard Lap dogs
NJ g. On hand, several choice Mockng Birds IN full song
and animals Of various descriptions forming altogether most
interesting exhibition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

NJ q h. Z. es.sias. . al: placer ss !.
M .ss: Vii o. sns.y
u osiesi An boss issods !ks sale mss.s. shown
which ,.s he cs,sIsss viii future s~sys Be ;ps s,s
. =
POrfsr'asr particulars sns..rrs .py,y.
NIB. few horses be sscsmmodated a, livery
IVA per month"; sEd the bess attention paid to Them fhe pro-
e,o nerd not non the superior sccommodstoss offered
Toe themselves myIssns o. I'M
sc"s.s!.g .sw 2. N.;
Sullivan q csnsls Open ffo@ sosoct AIN
price: o'clock sSsSsf II f:1 %s.. cA . s'
sT@ s% New f ss1s ss,s z1
go horse as sp s'is a"s ;Ss'
intended 70 a sail h from London 2
2S' Way 9r ,ns port returning from New York Tendon
TINS vessel Sas superes for passengers. u
Fare-Caein sl4e s ine s.n ysos., provisions nc
second CABIN, $So, inelading provisions.
II. siria. i isssded to run until the new steam ship p
tsh Queen ready take the sey mber Her reg
ular Gays of sailing will BE- as follows
':% s. t S.s E s s Ss,, From =. y. .n york
5 5ss August. i ~ s: jss i. oi s:ss
For passage or farther infG,ma ns sgp,y % -
Agents British and American steam Navigation Co.
jesu No. Jones' Lane. rear OF 1903 Froni ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AND
ELEGANT-D. C. WINNIE, No. 81 Bowcry near
. Walker street. respectfully invites public attrn,isn
- his rich assortment OF summer Hats. particularly
bis four dollar beavers, which ghRes aste and a
peror style Of finish, he challenges compe ion equal
Also full OF short nap Moeskin, Nutria Plain
ID % The besides and fSrs IL svsry variety JEFF
- II. MULLAN respectfully informs his friends and
N the pubic In general, that lie has removed his HAT
oX ST ORE from 90 to 90 Bowery, the Hester
= street He Invites his frendx and the public 10 giva
him CALL pains have been spared in bringing perec
ton The article in his line Which be hesate say
be surpassed In the United States From practical expert
ence Europe and this country, ard with please
hr feels confident he will not fall, IL trial il made
hats ard Caps oevPry description made order, single,
by the dozen, with neatnsss and despa CHI
Military gentlemen and Others respectfully Invited call
and examine specimens OF Military Caps and Beaver Hats
which have gained him the rst premiums the three last
fairs and has been approved OF In the department In
Washington
Orders for Military Hats from the South other parts sf
the Union punctua attended carefully and or
warded any part OF the country apon reference
sponskle house In city.
NJ r. Officers others sending for hats caps will please
mention their Official graduation.
Agents tor the sale OF military chapenu hats and caps
Nj. Todd, hat nj manufacturer, WASHINGTON, d. G.
Mr.. Bufnm, do. do. 100 Chgsrut ST., Philadelphia
Messrs. yansaRt& Wright, 153 Market street, Bamsre-
Mr.. w. Johnston. Market square, Norfolk, Va.
Mr. j. d. West. Ne. Exchange Place, New Haven. c.
SILK and Fur Hats made to suit the most limited crcum-
stances. js6 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

SQD Sc s..r =, 2, "a :. sc; Z, IS can =
= j.s ss:Sf>'Ns~ s@'' '~''e ~ VIZ 4 "cssssosv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
FlkE WORKS.
United states Laboratory.

, UntteU states LnbOrntOry..
ISAAC EDGE, Jr, PINOT &c GNIST,
ID Now offers othe public the extensive brilliant
assortment of (exhbiliou) Fire Work United States,
consisting OF several houspd Honsry Signal Rockets Of
various sizes, with rich and fancy headings Wheels of every
description with plain and colored centres Fixed
Pieces OF all th various might
Mines; Bengola Lights Roman Candles Marroons, Ship e.
mas; Theatrical Fires, &c. &c. &C.
b. Committees fer city country displays, military and
private parties be supplied ,he liberal with
warranted the materials being selected from the
celebrated che mistsin Europe. -
Agents in New Yok-H. Yveln, 23 Fulton Gree
wch 81; Lewis Page & Son. 50 Maiden Lane; 9assner &
Young, 1872 Chaiham Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn or
OF The subscriber at the Laboratory. Jersey City.
my3O-tJy4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

MILES COMPOUNp EXTRACT OF To
Nl MAT0 PfLLs..THE CELGsRATED sUBsTI.

lVB MATO PlLLs.-THE CELEbhATED SUBSTi.
TUTE FOR CALOMEL-Tbis valuable medicine, which
has been In general the west and soahwes. the past
year. and successfully ntredse~d NJ Philadelphia within
The last three months, may be had In this city.
Inchonic diseases such affections III the liver dp
constipation OF the bowels erppve diseases &c o great
v.ue, and be resored with perfect condencs and
safety The public assured that Miles ompesnd Extract
Tomato Pills centsn ercursl propagation Whatever.
The undersened General Agent for the proprietor give
incontesble proof Of this TACT and avheriscd ser
handsome reward any persoa who viii prove that Mics
Compound Extract OF Tomato Pills does contain,
has contained (wbea sold by their aeers cnoue any
Other mercuria preparation ~hacversnd although the e
feeos This medicine similar Ia that preduced ~ calomel
still may Ne takeu wihon the slightest fear ofahvson
Of prodscing Of tie desrous consequences Of
This does beopg have supposed
mescnrs The compons paru will be cheer
folly made known physicians wishing In their prsc.
ice
To be obtanea at MARSHALL c. sLoCUrs Drug snd
Chemical Store sos Broadway, Who has been appoind &C.
neral Agent th~ir sale Also, Rash Aspnwas 86
william ITO Broadway ard 10 Asor House; <oullard
Drluc Psrk Row and $50 Broadway Mhau Is5 Broad
way, r. Green, 500 Broad way; Adamson QUIZ Bowe-
snd GOO Broadway b. Dodd st3 and III Broadway
@. D. Cosgeshsl, 42l Pearl, corner Rose St
-. ruThxSlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

SUPER1OH wATCHEs-The subscriber, nanu-
- the elebraisd :. j. Tobias Ca. Liverpool,
Patent Lever Watches has hand extensive assortment
which will quail any red for accurate
time He also great Of Lepne Anchor Esca
nen Duplex and vrriea gold Watches Of his i'm pora.
ton he offers for geth.r with Lon4on eoc Ear
rings Breaches Guard neck, and Vest Chains &c &c on lib
eralerms and nj low prices.
ic20 lmiss 8. j. TOBIAS, Pine street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

MORNING HERALD-SHlP NEWS.
Port OF New York, June 25-1o p. M.
Eseh WGer, .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

(Ahkfs TOOTH pAsIE-An uncquaisa beau.
~ rce The Orris Tooth Pase has, IN every instance,
than reaz the bghest OF those Who
used H. hundreds o individuals chesriuy ATTEST while
~su6cs the teeth giving them clear and pcay white.
and removing ami preventing every appearance of
also improves the color Of the lips and gumprevents
heals I'll ulcers OF the moutharres the OF de-
the teeth-and ian that peculiar and
breath for which We Orrn Root Justly and
~sveiy ceL~br aedand Is Also aine ush.
ed for ils sgreesblc taste and fragrance,
The 0RRis TOOTH PASTE can, the isa. Of be chan
red agreeable and exceIent Tooth WASH while
free from the objections that apply 10 such article,
and from those that sppcasle to Tooth Powders
an pcpdsge 10 the toilet warranted tn con,an In
wredeas In the least degree luxurious N the teeth and 10
highly recommended by the emineni Dentists I
svs ssle and the satisfaction thai ensures are
ever he best evideaces cfu popularity and merit Price %
W, ale by G. Mart i79 Broadway, ~ Mart ~ ID IN
prpsawsy snd % hudsou Howeh guion 10 Chatham e.
(yuios IN Bswery, Of Pine and n~rry
ri GRAND street, Eass Broadway and Division
" sleeodSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
AT lr1 nnAnwAV

AT l72 BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS, in PLAIN wrng the Italian and fancy
hands, printed polished German Porcelain Card, may
be OF Maiden Lane and Broadway,
STOUrS Engraving Establishment where specimen book
may be
which thick the silver being expressly ollss
for the advertiser
Merchants Commission with dnctr
taste.
Letter Stamps, Consular and Netorial Seals engraved
order. s
Brass Door Plates, Knockers. he.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden Lane
al92m and Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

" This elegant establishment tits opened
anew and principle The subscriber has taken the
premises lease lie accommodate loo dodgers with
excellent beds The prices reduced 81 Is per day
transient Including lodging a per week fer rsgu-
lar boardera
The subscriber respectfully reques trial; and he would
remind his old s.oson friends In hat particular
tsnlon will be paid the comfort md Ia Of all
whe may homo. him with their PATRONAGE
His stock Of wines recherche his table spread with every
seicacy The Affords and purcuaty, cviy. cean
and despatch will be prominent throughout bis
bishmsnt. s7-lms AMOS q ALLEN
III BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street, near
respectfully informs his friends and the public gensrsy
that the encouragement receive since the opening sf
shades, has induced HIM take the above hensc with
view TO accommoose those who reside the side OF
the city The honse 6ed similarly, and viii be conduct
ed In all respects the the Shades.
jelv r.. EVANS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
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