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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-31

BIZ Taylor, has this day received small supply OF
he above, which known 70 be genuine, and viii be
warranted AZ SUCH and be returned 10 him by pur
ehasers finley do nos give satisfaction. very limited
number Of each letter is received graduated TO every de-
gree OF hardness and shade.
Also, Whafman's English Emperor Drawing faPer
double the size Of the Antiquarian.
French Fancy Paper. the genuine " PaPier Vegetable
of an unusually large size.
English and German Mathematical Instruments IN
eases and separately, the best.
English Water Coors, Reeves London Drawing rem
ellis.
Lewells Liverpool Drawing Pencis
English Antiouarian and other Drawing Papers, and
every other article OF the kind together with the best col
lection of works Drawing, Engneerng Ma,nemalcs'
and other branches Of the arts and sciences,
M saIs III the United States. imported BY the advertiser
and FOR sale in all cases at the lowest prices.
- 81 - r. TAYLOR Bookseller,
Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS
BlOckade of tie Island Of CuracOa.

BLOChaCEe of The Island Of Curacao.
BY THE AUTHOR OF "NEIsoNrAN "REMINISCENCES.
Early in the present century the Hon.
John Murray was entrusted by the vice-ad-
miral commanding in chief on the Jamaica
station with his Majesty's frigate La Fortune
and two eighteen-gnn sloops, in addition to
his own frigate La Franchise, for the pur-
pose of capturing the island of Curacao,
then Dutch settlement laying off the
Spanish Main, and which the commodore
pledged himself to subject to the British
crown in given space of time. 1t was
my good or i'll fortune Il have hardly made
up my mind which, to be first lieutenant of
one of these sloops. The proclamation OF
blockade was made in the Jamaica Gazettes,
and notice given to brother Jonathan that
any vessel found within certain distance
of the island would be subject to capture;
but this did not check the philanthrophy of
our Yankee friends, who could not brook
the idea Of people being starved on compul-
sion, and very charitably used every means
in their power to counteract our cruelty by
sending them provisions at five hundred
per cent increased cost. Commodore
Murray, finding that the sirictest blockade
did not effect his purpose and that the GO
vernon and garrison, with true Dutch obsti.
nacy, chose to live on without showing the
least symptom of surrendoring to his Ma
iosty's forces, now adopted the novel mode
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
E0I9TI2Yo
TO MY WIFE.

Pillow thy head upon this heart,
My own, my cherished wife
And let us for one hour forget
Our dreary path of life:
Then let me kiss thy tears away,
And bid remembrance flee
Back to the days of halcoyn youth,
When all was hope and glee.
Fair was the early promise love,
OF our joy-freighted barke;
Sun lit, and lustrous too the skies
Now all so dim and dark;
Over a stormy sea, dear wife,
We drove with shattered sail,
But love sits smiling at the helm,
And mocks the threat'ning gale.
Come let me part those clustering curls,
And gaze upon thy brow;
How many, many memories
Sweep DER my spirits now!
How much Of happiness and grief
How much of hope and fear
Breathe from each dear lov'd lfneament,
Most eloquently here!
Thou gentle one! few joys remain
To cheer our lonely lot;
The storm hath left our paradise
With but one sunny spot
HalIowed for'er will be that place
To hearts like thine aud mine;
'Tis where our childish hands upreared
Affections earliest shrine.
Then nestle closer to this breast
My fond and faithful dove!
Where, if not here, should be the ark
OF refuge for thy love?
The poor mans blessing and his curse
Pertain alike to me;
For, shorn of worldly wealth, dear wife,
Am not rich in thee!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
NEXT DOOR TO RoBlsoN's STAGE OFFICE.
TERMS

The COLUALBL4 DEMOCRAT 1ciH be
published every Saturday morning, al
TWO DOLL.aRS per annun1, payable
half yearly inadUaRce, or I}Co Dollars
Fifty Cents, IF not paid within the gear.
No subscription ,OiH be taken for shorter
period than sir months; nor 0i1y diScOn-
tipuance permitted, until all drrearages
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not e1ceedigg a
square aOiH be conSpicuouaiy inserted at
One Dollar for the first three insertions,
and Itce,aty:f0e cents for eCery s~bSe-
guent nsertion. tr7@,A liberal discount
made to those tOho GdVertise by the gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, must
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-16

Fort Amsterdam having directed the Rein
Deer, by signal, to cruize to windward Of
the island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

Mr.. Gates. a. Christy strap Mrs Hsrrins sNsscy.
Miss Kerr In an irish Lit New by The orchestra
on Wednesday evening June 70, ta3s will be presented
the pleasing Vaudeville, by Miss Eliza Panche entitled
AGREEABLE vOisoN, the Rich roor Man, and the
Poer Rich Mas.
Dissr,b~fiensr George Howard the poor rich man, Mr.
Thonsn-Chrsty Strap, the rich poor man. Mr. Oates
Thsmsss ir Georges valet Mr.. Lew-LadylE sbeh How
ard, Miss Kerr--Nancy, Chrsy's Wife, Mr.. Herring
Miss Kerr will dance Irish Lit
particular dere, c. ~. Taylor will repeat the fs vorc
Song ~ Let fame sound the Trumpet
Anew Overture viii be repeated Immediately after the vsu-
devlie by the Band.
Amer which there viii be isterwsson OF thirty minutes
during which New York Brass Band will play e..
vori,e IN rches-leader, Mr.. Lothian.
AMER Which, the sound of the Trumpet, and bril-
OF Fireworks made by the celebrated Mr. Edge,
will be exhibited, TO ether With hght Of Rockets
Mr. Gates VIII appear.
Asmttance rs CENTS Free Admission during the day.
Doors opea O'Clock Performances 70 cemnense at hall
paste - - -
weather -, LII
per and lower part the city during the perfot
leo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

NlBLOsS GARDEN.
Second week OF reproduction Of Les Soirees Anu.
santes-undsr the direction OF Mr. John Seton
Ne postponemsnt account Of weather
Valdevlles-Menday, Wednesday,, and Friday.
Mrs CRAMER, late Miss POOLE, having been received
with every demonstration OF the Maid Wife and
Widow will repeat those distinct characters this evesng
Mrs.. HENRY wALLACk, late Miss 1URPfN, will appear
ds s csae being hes s out
Mr.. Il. Bishop, Mr.. John Seton,
MIR. Archer.
Wednesday Evening, June Goth, 1888.
The Soirccs Auaussntes will commence nj o'clock Win
(2nd time II Amsrcs) Vaudeville translated from Csa Ellie
THE FEMALE PROTEUs-Tbe poetry and alterations,
by J. B. PbiIlips-The music by }. Watson, ESQ.
Dutributisn-Lady Backieigh, Sophia Mrs 0sbblelon,
Mrs Cramer-Mr GabbIeton, Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dor
rinxton Mr. Kneass-Deborxh, Mrs Tri-
TOO, ArchsrCarIeton, Mr. Bshop-Timothy, Mr. Cairns
Quickest Mr. franklin
Halfan hours intermsson.
The whse Of The Musical Department under the direction
Of Mr.. watson
The Orchestral performers selected from thu Italian
Opera House. National Theatre, Siclian Band, Pagsnisps
csacerts will led by Tvets, Of the Loaden Sa
cred Concerts and late Of the Queens Theatre.
The evenings amusement will terminate with n time this
seasos and leh this the favorite Vaudeville
OF LII CnAPgAU DU GENERAL or Friend Al Court
LSssfribufisn se La 0arde Mrs. II. wallaek-
Msrcboness villscour Mrs Cramer-Co de la Garde,
M Archcr-Charies Mervsl, MI BishopMsrqus de Vile
cour. Mr. Jshn sshon-Lous, Mr Cairns
Mr. Grain Artist-Mr j. b. Phillips, vavdcvilist
Mr. Tvese. Leader Of the Orchestra
Mr. Hi,chags Mschinist--Mr Hall, Pyrotechnist
n. Berger, Leader OF the Military Band
Hr Joha seton, Director OF the vsudevilles
Tickets 50 cents
Tecommsnce at eight o'clock -
The extraordinary Rsve Family will appear on tomorrow
evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

= aides Lane ana Is Cedar 6as rsss Turtle w "
aTssssd sh day. Soup and Steaks rsaty =
TurtIe and admired many nv
- served this day In Steaks and soup-also caseee
ne regular OLD heubecsm style OF ~ wesrs
Families wishing above article, have sent 20 ther
houses BY leaving their orders At ny ss,ashshms
B. The above will be served up through tho rurte sea
son, together with all the choice dishes OF The market
je20 2*
~u HUNTERS RED DRoP-Osice Division SHOW
IL has performed in ~ diet, hndrance from
and NO chaase Of being detected when all other
needles have For every &c
No Division St Nootner place IN .ne city
IIUNTEK,s UED DROP-Por the of ths
II VI disease. TIE suDscInsr mas great coanaa zee
ed with the above He does not offer this quack
Bostrum with the OF decevng intelligent community
benefit ali those who may aborng under the above distress
sing complaint II Is interesting fact that Notwithstanding
the great demand this the number OF bottles
has failed Promptness certainly and safety is its
throughout the UnioH Remember the only
place Division st. Price $iper bottle ~ :, ,gy,so,,
ID ED BUG POISON-This article has been used for
II several years This city, and has received universal APP
probation II matters not whether the hugs nes the walls
bc1steads floors ar furniture, this article will ehectuay
and certainly destroy dperse them for the Is
repared for easily applied cheap and very desirable
II solo only at Al Cherry, corner OF Roosevelt sts and at No.
SIS Bowery. ie20-ln+
ITO SUIT THIS TIMES-HENKY ViLLEks, A.
D. Dental Surgeon has removed this city Albany,
10 No. IS Liberty Broadway where he performs every
from the usual demand elsewhere and his qua
tcea equal SUPERIOR 10 any other old established prac
toner in this city
N. B. Tuition in Mechanical and Dental Surgery usual
Fees reduced. my156wt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
y,3S;'!I
[9113;557Q;&3y

~ THIS invaluable medicine has unadsd by puffery or
Iaron.ge gaasa high reputation solely IN CONSEQUENCES Of
that deadly foe TO the human Consumption, radio
coughs asthma, influenza Group. wheoping cough and ali
fammatory OF The chest and ungs offered the
the Uass %s go
rabe the prevalence complaints calls mper-
is opers their birth those SYM toms which,
re@edy in
the Pectoral Honey Of Lverwor 10 the unfaag efficacy Of
BY many respectable citizens who having eIpe.
renced beneficial effects have voluntarily authorised the
The diseases above alluded to.
In al eases q dncuy In srsssning canssd by nsmm.
will be found invaluable and unang of relief ope
Distressing complains iacidento children Group
whoopng cough &e i IS the only certain remedy-and IN
agaias, the approaches consumption In fact the national
Of az Puribus Unum moi in The Of unity from
medicamenis may with peculiar proprey be applied to ths
For sale By JAMES HOW'LL sole proprietor, corner
OIcotl, McKesson& Co. las Maiden Lane.
Adamson Cid. So Broadway and Bewery..
George D. Coggeshall corner OF Pearl and Rose SIS.
T.R Hubbard, z2s Bowery.
Allen Iagersol. Graad, corner Of Eoriolk St
DR. BloodSooa. corner OF Allen and Rvingion SITS.
Blsgreve& Powers, Brooklyn, LII
J. Joses, Jamaica, L. l.
Dr. Eh,s T,iye.s, Poogskeepsie, NY
Bristol, Uucs,N NY.
Luther Kelly 4 Co. Gsneva,N.y.
J. d. Phillips, Newburg.
JOB Carpenter Sing Sing
S Ss,s SeA eft Ns% asssl''d Conn
e. Thorton, jr. New Bedford Mass.
\ I. Baker, Charleston, >. G.
TO avoid disa purchase bottle with
GU! 4 besr he proprietor. signature .a country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

sTHMA, Cough, and great difficulty Of bres!hps,
~ ro~ panied - in Shiny mucous discharged from the
lanes eursdbv Dr. Taylor's Bassm OF Lverwert
Having been ,roubed for more than TIVE YEAR, with ne
bre sshsg ssd steppsge The lungs arising en large
n..ss az smv ucous cogging the air vessels and hear
ipg mach o the Bsssm Of Lverwor len my home IN Nova
Scotia and this city 70 try this lar famed
relief ana here madcne which has cured me ~ less
than o nenth would rather travel 1909 miles 70 get this
,ses,~,-. H., .n6sy a hours complaint again
JAMEs SINCLAIR,
corner of Amity g. and 9Th avenue.
CHS medicine IA sold only 1t SIS Bewsry. jeNAAW~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

\ sPsssS,a Ha.9 wrisl:g sstaa>sa n ~
m 7MB ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
+ WR ITDNG
TOW Of Io.son s is.eao q Academy No ITS
%Evs :iy Son EAcH
e M :ss
kY CAPACITY S' no matter how SAD YOU WHITE
ass
shonable style Of writing. - .s...
taught Il ee, expeditions and mercantile hand writing.
NIB Merchasis and strangers visiting the city can com
pete course oflsssons In two or hree days myz4 Inn
II. PETEHSON's
cuEAr LACE EMBROIDERY STORE,
liz William street.
~ case Of splendid French Capes and Collars just
ceyed The ladies respectfully invited to CALL they
LEVIsON a BROTHER,
South East corner Of Ann and William streets,
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL, THEOLOGICAL.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Blank and school Books,
STATIONERY, PRINTS, &c,
my24 Inn At the lowest prices for cash.
PAR BY
J. ss: M IS .ad ~ S'ssn n SON :,
0e"ees sul'fs isS Ssisx sssS' New York.
Drugs Msdsass chsne.. Dye Woods Dy.rs snsr
Beachers', Paper Makers, Gunpowder Manufacturers,
Hatter Calico Printers and Pai0ters' Articles, Oils Win.
dow Glass and Glass Ware Patent Medicines Surgeony
Instruments, nc for sale cheap.
GAOCERS' ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge coarse and fine
Nutmegs Saltpetre
Mace Carraway Seeds
Indigo SNUFF Maccaboy
CASTLE Soap do Scotch
Cloves Stopghton's btters
Cinnamon Sup. Carb. Soda
CAYENNE Pepper Slack Lead
Pepper Sauce, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes Stourbridgc Fire Brick
Starch C0rkS
Rotten Stone Cassia Buds
Liquorce Ball Castor Oil in Bottles
Bath Brick Alcohol
Saleratus Cspperas,
Fig Blue EPSON Salts
Powdered Ginger and Root Flour Sulpher
White Lead dry and in oil lax In bottles
Jamaica Ginger Luficer Matches
Alum Carb. Ammonia
Oil Peppermint, and other Britih Lustre
Essential Oils Olive Oil IN baskets
IsinqlaS, Russia Soda for washing
OILS.
Winter strained Sperm Linseed
Fall do do Neatsfoot
Summer do do Olive, or Sweet
Whale and refined Whale Spirits Turpentinc, and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
my19.lms t<EesH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
chatham Circulating Library,
Ne. 81 Chatham street.

~ THE subscribers beg leave respectfully inor their
friends and the public that they have just reopened the above
establishment after making alterations and additions
10 IL The prepared and ready accommodate those
who be pleased favor them with their naronagc
Hitherto they have had liberal share public
they hope from their late important improvements and by
their strict attention 10 business receive Increase OF "
The Library present 60o0 volumes, and
the intention OF the subscribers enlarge from ae tme
as The wants OF their patrons may ecm II IL S
Systematically ranged comprises the greater part ohe
approved works the following suhjecisHsry. Bsg
Philosophy Classical and Miscellaneous L.era
In addition The foregoing they would
ensve collection OF works fiction Perhaps Library IN
the city produce greater varied collection
Ne effort has been spared render this depart
ment OF their Library compee possible. II contains
lag accesons ofnew works from the press both Of this
try and Europe Is also supplied with IS American and
European Periodical works. Together with fine collection
soc Plays, acting and standard
In conclusion they beg leave state that
their part shall be wanting make cir Library sbperor
possible 20 any In the city and thereby resderisg
verify Of general patronage asd support.
Jef3.tf ia m a. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

X Il,
~ Now sners tothe public the extensive brilliant
Of (exhbitou) Fire Work United States
consisting Of several Thousand nonsry saa signal Rockets q
description with plain coored illuminated centres FIXED
Pieces q all the various descriptions that might suggests
Mines Bengoa Lights Roman Candles; Maroons, Ship Sig
nais; Theatrical Fires &c. &c. nc.
B. Committees fer city country displays military and
private parties supplied the most liberal with
goods warranted the materials being selected from the
celebrated chemists in Europe.
Agentsi in New York-H Yven, 81 Fulton Green.
wich ST. Lewis Page Son, 50 Maiden Lane; 0sssner
Young lS2 Chatham Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn or
Of The subscriber al the Laboratory, Jersey City.
M Iv4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

D. u. SYLVESFEk,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
Nos $50 BROADWAY, and q WALL sTKsEr.
- Has ne other Offices in this City elsewhere jcls
Composition Ornament Manufactory,
594 Broadway, New York.
u JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
scrpon for the finishing Of buildings the
terms. arMef .-@Ias#t.4H E#IU..& aa. Il
NJ B. Specimens at The manufactory as above
Ornaments got upto any desgR. nys-6ns
NEW HATING kSrABLISHMENT.
lag Chatham street, New York.
ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALITY AT 435 so.
!" To the subscribers stock OF and spendid Hats
public attention Is respectfully invited.
The subscrihers expectations than ordinary notice
from that which they appeal would they feel be
tile In the extreme did their pretensions comprise
usually issued under the denomination of pus- To such
course they direcy opposed.
Under altogether Of newell character they had
manufactured ONE article, al price only e31 system
TO which II Is their fixed and decided deermnaon to ad
here. &NN
To the production article, uniting, does, thu
grand desdeatum Of the times that OF moderation
price with richness OF texture, and durability equal 10 h~
OF the most expressive their whole and undivided attention
will be seduloasly directed
With undertaking disposition avoid indulgence in
system OF second prices In other language, aystem
and who thus endeavor certain pecanary dap
pontnents- Their terms will he cash, and cash only.
II Arrangements maze with French and English
houses OF the first standing in their line supply the sabscr
bers establishment with the latest fashions the earliest
sble dates tt
They solicit but single trial the nsons held
forth. J. WRIGHT CO.,
myJ.lm< 146 Chatham steet. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

ysG Lss Maiden Lane s;;"sr
OF The subscriber al the Laboratory, Jersey City.
mySe-Uys
Fireworks! Fireworks !! Firewo rks!!!
CHARLES NO lis Chatham
the CITY TO the public that his present sea-
al lower prices than BY any other manuscur or vende
The assortment consists OF Rockets of all sizes and cabre
maes tooIbiOs 6sIsgoas oe.agons yertlsss rsn-
ruyian fires Scrolls pin wheels grashoppers, blue lights,
snakes OF all Sizes &c NC and host Of others too numerous
The public an scepcs are invited 10 call snd See Also
at the market prices Country mercks It's are invited
call purchasing elsewhere
he HAriGs vLTE
jeiSuy4& No ll6 Chatham corner Of Orange st
U SECOND WARD HOTEL-Ns1I 10 The corner Of
Fulton street, Nassau streetThs well known establish
msn having undergone thorough refttng In COM
pe.s order for the accommodation of who may honor
There house, besides the lower story which
the second story IS IS ihe
for he ns w e.
other private business.
may furnished with dinners or sappes Il every
species Of game or desscy Which The %arseis afford shsr
Knic kerb0ckcr Hotel.
~ This elegant establishment regeneraed Its opened
premises on lease He can accommodate 1oe ioSeers with
excellent beds The prices are reduced II % day. for
lar boarder.
The Subscriber respectfully reque trial. and he would
remind his old Boston friends In particular hat parc
enon win be paid 10 the comfort and aim Of all
who may honoi him with their patronage .8
His stock of wines recherche table spread every
decacy the season affords, and purcuay, eviy, cssnl
and despatch will be throughout his
blishment. je7-lm< AMOS 3. ALLEN
% BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street, near
respectfully informs his ends and the public generally,
that the encouragement received since the opening Of The
Shades has induced HIM take the above house with
view those who reside the side
the city, The house fitted similarly, and will be conduct
ed in ali respects the same rs the Shades M f
je2y J. EVANS.
MAEvIN,S PENNY READING ROOMS
No l22 Nassau street. yearly opposite Clinton HaH
" Full files kept OF all the Guy papers, both daily and
weekly
The well lighted evenings that visiters may
read without inconvenience. jel6 lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
DANK NOTE PAPEr--,oe coo sheets bsns note pa
- pc for sale by J. CAMPBELL fERssE,
myfof ITO and liz Nassan st

a CAHO-INPORTANI TO TIE BEAU MONDE
"A IKE Vanilla Compound Persian Soap, continues to
enjoy high the eny cosmetic that will remove
erupors o the lace and eckes great relief 70 the
fsce and hands the skin liable TO chap from exposure
wind which, sn Us healing properties great des
derstu. The smooth transparent appearance gvesto the
ladies' As soap Cor shavsg cannot be producing
In lev seconds fine rich iatber The patronage re-
selves from nobility and gentry OF Francs and England
has made extensively used IN Enrope.
may h. ksd az NJ a. Hart corner Of Broadws and Court
lsndt 81; M Hart Of Chamber 81 and Broadway,
WIN. r. Hofrsn, sr7 Broadway and v NJ gaion, III Sow
Grind st., A. r. D. Sands, 100 FnIscs, corner Of william
Price 50 ceuts. ssSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
Magazine des Modes. 90 Canal strees.

wHoLEsALE STORE 1l1} WILLIAM sr
TO MILIINERS, DEALERS AND COUNTRY BUYERS
III The subscrsber has received by the siet arrivals
Paris and London entire and elegant OF
every description Of Leghorn Double Dunssbe Split Straw
colored and striped Hai and entire Paris Pstentee
Hats which has been
imported this country before. and which he sole prspre
or besides his celebrated Tuscan Brad
Hats ofthe prevailing fashions which offers for
the trade by the Case Dozen sge Hat The whole
sale price. All orders executed few notice. and 50
per cent cheaper than any other house In the United
States s.s.e.H
The Millinery Depsrme by Madame Behr.
will continue by her unreming exeriioHs, merit
the appreciation she has hitherto enjoyed oe public having
engaged several French mRer from Paris enables her
outve In and all her An elegant
varied OF 7ench artificial o1 and ribbons
stantly on hand.
ID. BEHRMAN, Magazine Des Nodes 80 Canal ST.
and Wholesale store, lila William st.
-. 30 good Straw Sewers wanted. To good hands the
highest price wii be given. Apply as above je2ims
Dcs Carries de visites, de noces CT dc Conn
~ VISITING CARDS CARDS AT HOME. STORE
CARDS, &c. &C. IN
VAL n N tt MES
ESeRAvINo PRINTING, AND rAsHIoNABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD EsTABLIsHMENT,
30 Johs st., corner Of William u.
NEW YORK.
Visiting Cards. Cards Home for Wedding Parties, Mer
camille and Store Cards. engraved superior STYLE and print
ed with the utmost neaness In the latest and approved
fashios Jels
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
PATENT WINDLAss
III IL ID > IL ID "A ID !.

p THE subscribers Sole Proprietors asd Manufacturers
execute, with despatch, all orders for their
Unrivaed Paten, sweed Beam wndlass Bcdsesds, whsh
universally used being the best article
yet understanding ease convenience and durability.
The acted upon the windass and sweed BEAM
trade perfectly light and free from ali liability sag, still
leaving elasticity Ia the same which readers particularly
essv smple In eonsuuctien the matter Of putting MP and
taking down. wi he Of but LITTLE trouble IN comparison
with those o. any ohe whilst the preciseH with
which the component parts tisd, acts safeguard
against The ntroductioa OF any Kind u vermn.
From the care rssder each kessead perfect their
Qualities for durability will recommend them to psrcbascrs
who are invited 10 cali and examine large assortment
on hssd.
Also arg, assortment OF elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on hanc.
d W 81 SOU fHACK, No iee Broadway,
,.fEv oppo<ite he Frpphli In House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

p MR.. BRISTOW.-Lst all bad writers look q
his advertisement.