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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER EVER MADE.
DHs q. HEw y TITS (Bone Scuer. Btsunn, Mas
- s.ltiraed STRENGTHENING PLASTER OR
sAIvEs esdcto Ne applied lythe Dnctsr In the fol
lowing eases viz for pains and wesSsess w tie stomach
bach side aud ons reum iiism the effects NJ ercury and
effects ofspVsns ocstops ard fractures
srr felors ucerstrd sores for cleansing srd heaog he
ana in FACT, foe oil weaknesses
sold vt wholesale aud retail, by A. v. ID. SANDS 10
rn,,cn !, : ,rn,r Af william st. sslm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09
ANINraLLIBiE cur. FOR WORMS
~ elIfIpN,s vHKMtFUGE u pow used The only spe

rsc fer Distressing compliant 10 children which apt 10
n, uaen this season ef he year IL pleasant To the
taste end he given with perfect safety 10 the most
i4f,pt with = certainty cure.
Sold nj Dr Hats. corner of oasw,y AMI Chsnbers
r.e,. " GuiDss Ia very, corner ot Grad street.
corEer of Henry and P- and al and street Price
| y. s%-soy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

uJ' The stained glass prepared by Mr.. Gibson
$40 Bowery, is the most beautiful ever in this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

A PhsrOR,s OIL, ~ CoMPotrD -
rr6 and preventing hair from costing ont OF
nre.srea 10y ANTONIO PASTOR Hair Cutter, lss Green.
wich street, New York. go, - so
Tb, innhabe oil has been the product OF bheen wears
er,erence tbs syof New York where have bern trae
n Inc hair cutting business In that period, never hre "
ANY person has whose hair has no, oeen Improves
- ~. nae OF this ound sud the publ: may rely on
-, PASTORS COMPOUND OIL is the whoelsmesi
ssd hest l Tor the hair wakes grow thick and osg pre-
vents s falling or turning grey sns even hair has hrgun
20 nrn rourisher e. the hair that ~ use NV
restore Ii 10 s osural color also Events hair frem broom
10 Young ladies' and used tor short Time VII
restore IL 10 natural ceor clear snd Keep hepeao
"a hair clean; promotes yehrows and whiskerS
For sale wholesale and retail, ~ .
" A. PASTOR, 1875 Greerwichst N Ycrs.
"A ...,, 49, hattie e22-l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

JOB n "a E
TT Respectfully ,norus his friends and the public that he
has taken Cedar doors Broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Where the will he paid To the business In all
its branches and hopes by keeping selection and
ct the approved and fashionable
tces ether with the seatness and durability OF workman
strip and elegance OF fl continuance Of tat share
pnblic which heretofore lborahy
bestowed on him.
h. his sincere thanks to his old friends and In
Soicii the OF begs state that those
gentlemen who wish 10 furnish their cloth, rely on
every attention b.ing paid To their orders.
ILs :" al modeylIr charges for prompt payment
III London and Paris r asnfuBs fccrivv ..ssssily
a p
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

Tux H-hUNTERS RED DROP Tins medicine
the only sb that has ever been discovered Tor
v disease, which has known " hen seated IN
the troni generation generation dfyiK
the skill the emissn physicians allowed ny eve.
nv acquainted with riain, site, and
qnick fcure known Ioss cut every vssige o The
poison from HI few days matter how cid the
snd be used with thu greatest safety ny both
II dedes discovrrv there restraints laid on
the patients Office Division sreetne otner place IN the
CIV Price S25-im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09
COLORED PAPER,

AND FANCY PAPER Box MANDATORY.
No IA Fulton and 80 God street. NeU York.
III large tnien Coorea PAPERS every discrip
opsuch plain cooTed embossed, MARBLE notified spot
ted &c kept constantly haad Aso an extensive assor
meui Fancy per Boxes every variety and for
Orders in both executed with prompn.s and despatch
BLANC BODES,
ssIm Manufacturers, Nos "a Futon and So hold ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

NEW yoRx NovpmD.r2 1889
- - n..,or pe,,rop 2ol Hudson str-eL--Besr STR
syrup proc uced the effect Jon anticipated
am FREE rom tbe cough and the ~ my ungs
The covgn haa, IL for two years but lately recommended
your syrup has erd me rom y npu Won for your
ers will experience the same benefit ana ithana Su
snaos''' :" sFHnix vARALx Clergyman, - Reed s.
NEW YosK, 1th July, 1888.
a., n p.,nor-Derr sr-It Il with pie surc that avail
yssl offered opportun,, to un p11ne
valuable sge.,o,s 'y go cold made u.s. Of
tss syrup, feel Tiny duty 70 certify s a now su NV
testimony 70 any one '""H' AbsLx PKyRIN ias Canals
New yogK LIST My, 1888
To mr. De,non-Dear sirI laiorng ior one year un
der violent obsn ate cough; my phue Wa @ ,
seJ advised me 10 take your liable syrup hsstaes
NJ, 10 TAXA advice and happy to say ha aver navng
u,en 's ~ ssu rei il duty to publicly, Tor toe ben
ft Of M ay whoare simaary situated TIE rtsH ?, NY
rs.nce that all who suffering with VIC, ~ cough way ~
cure bn"'s'' -
To Dr. peianos-Dear sirI hereby certify that vas "a
s,ns u,ey vio,n, and obs,nste cough and half oouie
OF your vegetable syrup "a, hes 4, Iss MOI, 81
Or Extraordinarily csrty that w. ,orng under
.y,ry bad cough, which am happy tokay mas &
sH Tor i've best "a human knd this wonder
IA and agreeable HUH sai srosawsy
Doc.r q peissen has the dorm the ladies ana
gente.S that they w sod 10 his office 2oi hudson s,s,
sgrs,es. ser saf ~ tor diseases ss.sGs
women They viii also NEE, with vegetable syrup aa,
BILE for the sp;sa s,,s o. oes.e GaufS H.. power IN.
so celebrated aud sp-cifc Rob the o. the most
rn ,se Eor 81 TIE H.s p,rcusr friend
ry,ne had been dis,rsed way ~, eight years wit.
M . .ss erSsS 5, I'D Lately ss 70 NC
pose only expenses bu, s,sst having applied Dr. Dcseoa
completed hi. ny publishing this tsc rende'
,othe unfortunate aoorins s.e.r rar diseases
.s AN y0'' o'ede'' servant 'oI'' iiS F''''' i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09
WILL yrU THYITi

WILL SpU TRY It'll
~ P1EsCOTTs UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACKiN IL admitted BY ali who have proved IL to be de-
ciesay the article offered To- the luhe benR
manu- setured IN oil. does like most hlsckng nrs the
leather but the nrary preserves and soeas H. Whole
sale dealers particularly rcQuestes 10 call aud exam ne
the above Muce satisfy themselves that Prssep Black
ing must tshe precedence any Other now "
Because IL Possesses more conservative qualities.
2na LIS sasy Application
81 u improves "a her than Is impaired by age.
4h. II vii polish IN eli or taiow-aad lastly
Is perfection In backing hiih rte u attained.
Manuisctuced and tor sale at water street New York
Also nv .. w. Clark Buffalo Orders solicited. ar9Sm
az SECOND WARD HOTEL-neu to the csrper Of
Fulor street. Nassau streel-1hs well known establish
having undergone thorough rehuing, j. In
pe order fer TIE accommodation Of lose who may honor
With thrir patronage
Therr are in this house. besides the lower story which
entirely open public bar large
the second sry rs feet by IS well suited for the sccommod
public meetings together with several smaller
adapted OF clubs referees fer the tran sacon o.
other private business.
Clubs private parties accommodated with rooms and
may he furnished with dinners suppers composed 81 every
species OF game decacy which the markets afford al sher
notice EDMUND JONES, Propr,tc'. jel1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09
Important 80 MiIIiners, Country Mere ants
and the Ladies' In general

r. CARL KING, the well known and celebrated First
Premium Tuscan and Straw Hat Manufacturer her Msjrs
~ Victoria, Queen OF England, respectfully lnforms the La
dies Of New York and and the public g-ner
he has 'umenced the wholesale business and has entirely
gwen up two o asreta stores, Dasey t Broadway, aud
~ Sowery but he Will TO have hand
elegant large assortment OF superior quality most iashona
b) manufactured of LeghorD Tuscan English
al NJ vety reasonable price. Miaefs aud Co1ntry Mer
chants will always and general and OF superior
sbrc al tr wboesals price OF eghorns Florence Brads,
Tuscan and Eng,h Straw Hats by the duzea his
wholesale Warehouse, No. III Maiden Lane, Mp stairs
reasonable terms as any house in the city.
~ b. He will keep als9 eiega assortment OF the
fashionable French Flowers Paris Rboos by the
set at very reasonable price JySl-3m
" MADAME BLANC So Ana street. ~. Y gives lessee
In the various branchesoi SILK EMskOiD ER1NG aHda
kinds OF needle work..
Ws1sheets. for making wax flowers, for sale sslm'
TO SOUTH ERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, he.
EJ A. w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, opening fun
Fall supply Of HardwareSor sale the mest reasonable
crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do Pen nd Pocket Knives Shears, Scissors, &c.
90 RasorS 10 do Files and Edge Tools.
so do assorted Trace Chains
geo dozen do AXIS
10 cases Guns, Pisto's I'd Rifles
200 pairs SELF cooking and revolving Pistols
Together with general assortment shelf Hardwarrs;
Plat d. Japanned Fancy Goods suitable the Souhers
market aug SIM
Mount g. Wilson,
SIGN AND ORNAA ENTAL PAINTERS,
Signs plain and Ornamental Military Flags aad Devices OF
description painted with reference always durability
psopriety and good taste.
nnitorm system OF charges adhered TO-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

MEALS
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO Rave constantly for safe
oil yitrial, Alma,
BleacNipg salts. Copptras,
Aa.e tn,onia Mursiic Acid,
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Rnc vdrtol. Manganese
A,d r.ny ,,hsr articles In the line their business
Orders vfl be received their Hsnhine house, No. ~
prossrrv or nj the Office ofher agent No ~ westrcet
nsstys' gro N. GtLBFRr A. ent.
NsUs,C-Bsls sBd par les supplied With utusc ny sppv
W ING al Ne wiHsn rdrrs nwrctual
ste, -, M nv isiosgl SIMPSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09

ZINE haas. wlBE.-For Bru,hmskers use, 10
sale by LEwIs FEUCHTwANGER
~ 2CourIsndts at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-09
nR JOHNSON IL consulted con hdeniislly his office
IL street, Chatham and William

nR. JOHNSON consulted hdenlialy NJ his office
- NO. II Duane street between Chatham and William ss,
the following diseases, viz:-GorsrrtGa, sS'< ChaH
cres Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases
arising from vrncrea poison improper Dr. john
engages any sfecton In three
days aud The nos, nveierate IN proportonae um-
without The any deotsng iauscious medicine,
prevenos from business Persons contrasting themselves to
DR. Jpbnsons dose themselves with ceresaty Of
the Scrouleus sores ul
cerated legs speedily beabed. Strangers would 90
BY giving Or Jonnsos call certain preventive may oe
81 the foregoing dsense which
Jailed when psd within twenyfour hours aer *
posure Leers post pae sNd enclosing fee have The
medsis, directions for Us forwarded
IN from a. M 10 4 al night. ala Inn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-06
\ MADISoNIAN.
PoR THE COUNTRY.

FOR THE COUNTRY.
We commenced on Saturday last the publication Of
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second number to-day This edition will comprise a
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Germ
The price for the Madsonian, weekly, one year. is
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December 10, 1897.
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From he Chariotlspilie tVa.) Republican.

The Richmond Enquirer disclaims all intentions Of
forcing any man from the Republican ranks upon mere
difference of opinion OF this we never doubted yet
we fear that the time is coming when difference of
opinion on the Sub Treasury scheme will be consider ed
good ground to kick the offender from the party, to
cripple his influence to compel him to come into
measures With the Richmond Enquirer we anx-
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Disagree settled forthwith in liberal manner, in the
most conciatory spirit and common ground. !"
We have not the least desire the principles OF tho
Wings in the sscendancy, shall do any thing to
promote such an obect-yet cannot but regret that
the administration should have pursued the has
on some subjects But nevertheless ready to
concede much for the sake Of harmony and the good OF
the cause We should like to all the friends Of the
administration stand upon the ground they did two
years since and then could battle with the enemy
without fear and without reproach.
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From me Louisville Journal.
sONG.-OHi GIVE ME MUSIC.

bONG.-OHI GIVE MB MUsANs
Oh give me music its sweet tones
Will linger round my weary heart:
The only love my soul now owns
Is wakened by the minslrel's art.
OH give me music Though the tears
Are coursing down my burning cheek,
The voices loved in early years
In the low tones Of music speak.
oh give me music l-let the song
Be plaintiye as the ring-doye's moan;
For gloomy thoughts around me throng,
Which must be borne, yet borne alone.
OH give me music lit will bring
Back all the past may not tell
And DER my broken spirit fingI
It's holy and mysterious spell.
oh give me music lin my breast
Those sweet ndthrillng tones of thine
Will make a hope of brighter rest
And Danish all these fears of mine SIP.
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From chasetilor WalWorta.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Jane II, 1896.
The Equity Digest Of Messrs Barbour a Harrington
has been compiled from the books in my library and en-
braces all the american Equity Reports and all the Eng
tanned in the American edition Of Brdgmans Digest
have had occasion frequently refer TO the work in manu-
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which IS published have no hesitation therefore, in
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Of Equity Cases, which will be found very useful to those
whose Libraries furnished with the Reports and indis
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TINE MANUFACTURES AND MACHINERY OF
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the Population Wealth and Revenue Of the British
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THE WooLLEN TRADE.

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From Chief Justice Savage

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From Judge cO,oeu.

know Mr.. Barbour's means Of research his ability
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jan cot.

NEW BoOKS.-1he Confessions Of an Elderly Lady
IN and Gentleman by Lady Blessngton, in two vols
Also Lives OF Cardinal De Retz, Colbert, John DE
Witt and the Marquis De Louvos, by 6. p. r. James,
author Of Aa The Gipsey, &c. just received and for
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WINES, &C.
T. B. MORGAN s. co. are now receiving in addition
to their former stock Of old wines, amounting TO 49,
600 bottles and perhaps the oldest and best collection
be found in the United States Otard, Dupuy d Co.'S.
Pale Brandy. Of very high flavor, and very DID, dark
coored Cognac from the same house, with every variety
and brand Of Champagnes Scotch Ale, London Porter,
and Double Brown Stout.
Our Madeira Wines we import direct, and will guar
anty them TO be equal in quality and flavor to any import
ed in the United States.
We have an Oldham Pale Sherry on hand, pronounced
by Judges 10 be delicate and pure flavor OF the
grape as they have seen in this country.
All orders from Members Of Congress and strangers,
MS well citizens, will be punctually attended TO-
At the old stand Of Gowen & Jacobs, corner Of 18th st
and Pennsylvania Avenue.
JB. MORGAN & co.
dec St
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DHINEAS JANNEY, Alexandria, has just received
L per Swedish brig Ulla Captain Hilman, from Stock
holm l60 Swedish IRON, consisting Of fiat, round
with his stock of Swedish and English Iron previously
in store makes his very good and will be sold
as usual, accommodating terms
Also hand and for sale, the choicest and most supe
ror extra old L. p. MADEIRA WINE.
Choice extra good old L. p. Madeira Wine,
Very choice old Tinta do do
Do do do Sercial do do
Do do do Burgundy do do
Do do Madeira Grape Juice do
Do do superior old Port do
In bottles put up in boxes of one and two Dozen which
win be forwarded to order being ready packed as to
carry with perfect safety.
Also choice and superior old Madeira and Port Wines
in pipes halfppes quarter casks, and halquater do all
of his own Importation which VII bear comparison with
any wines in this District or in the United States.
dec l6-eo7t
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THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN,
DEVOTED TO THE PROMOTION OF JUST VIEWS IN LITE.
RATURE HUMANITY, LIBERTY, POLITICS,
AFRICAN COLONIZATION, AND
RELIGION.


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