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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

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designed The every individual but especially
these whose require they pripa
(which may be had il wished or fitted in the lid OF
contains medicine &c. necessary for perfect
and speedy cure OF these complaints.
ords all who subject begins by
seribng what really and what venera disease There
su, which periee, these By unprincped
men, are always called venera The evident and
too oen ruined in his health asd spirits This little volume
ncnded vn venea disease.
called and Ghonorhea called s'".. II is OF great i'm
treatment. proper in the one Injurious in the oher
Gonorhes in one peron produces another
neither does yenerea ever produce the Gsnorhea- then
goes on TO show u he well as The abuse Of sr-
sSHS and yt
hand there are circumstances which absolutely needed
are Moreover in the authors practice and under The dec.
iens given in this little book mercury rendered exceed
of Ghonarea. 1.-THE disorder attended with runnng) and
yes the Ct ~ also point. out the
month incurred such .'@ strt Gc Then follows
PLAIN ana interesting for In this oftbe disc which
50 much ignorance and knavery rrssed There
bottle Of drops whs every surgeon knows that all the ply
&C " ns World csad n nsves ssre Neither heIs
In It's ultimate consequences TO the paen~he in general
The remaining chapters
diseases which somenes appear in different constitutions
by arse in any Stage OF this complaint from It's first
symptoms most neglected form; should
be known that there form OF veneea disc which lies
dorment in the constitution show itself in other
than its effects upos poserity The all these,
abuadanly plain and efcaeous that hav
lag this little chest sf medicine complete, undertake BIZ
cure with perfect safety and success.
The price the chest medicine &c Sl2 the beck
1 is 81, forwardcdt any part OF the world.
Letters consultation for the chest he addressed ia
| the author, DIR RALPH, 80 Courtandt street N. Y.
r. T. Since publishing this little book, the author has been
consulted so distressed and ruined constitutions,
Chiefly from trusting to certain description Of advertising
peope) that he has proper devote portion his
time TO consultations these There diseases
which involve serious consequences painfully
affect the mind than those OF the male female organs
Is there which call for greater combination Of integrity
Of character with skill and experience In the person
on them For the satisfaction Of strangers coming 10 this city
therefore, those who write from distance he deems
proper here To state, that he graduate Of the Uavesy
OF Edinsurgh, Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, and author Of work expressly these
Also, that he has estmonis eminen,
clans in Europe to the eminent in America (a Dr. lou
OF Now Yorx and DR.. rbysck Of Phlsdeph whc. he
will be happy 10 show 10 any who wishes H. Slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
CMgEEAAP, GGyTLEEY FOR CASH OR A !,dn,

offer for the finest selection of Cutlery Int
ported into the Uutrd States consisting Of Shams. Whalebone
Sef1 and Stag Tables and with Carvers 10
match by the package from the shelves; Ivory Table Cut
with without Forks and scers match, do
in mahogany Rodgers, Crooks, and Wastsnholmes
Scissors and small Cutlery, sortment; small Cutlery
makers every Variety Rodgers, Butch
e and Marss Razor Evans 8utchers and Palette
Knives; Nut Picks and do Crackers Cork Screws and Cham
payne Openers London made Dressing Cases and Bagatelie
Tables.
Just received fresh supply ofou celebrated Mathematical
Razors, which warrant good.
Merchants wishing this ctv advised examine cur stock
previous purchasing down town, import direct from
the
GRAvELEY wREAKS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. ST BOwERY.
~ The Public respectfully informed that the Institute is
now open for the season The collection Of animals lhe
specon in ths country Mr. Van Amburgh tLe cages
at o'clock r. NJ, ana at in the evening" The hours Of
exhibition will he from 10 TO IL the past
4P. NJ and from to past ia the evening Abundance IS
cens-Chidren half price. Every attention will he paid 10
the ventlatoa careful officers attendance 10 secure the
visiiers from the intrusion OF improper persons.
Signed c. S.ANGEVINE& co.
d4-3ms Proprietors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

EOMPLIMENTAKYB ALL.-Ata meeting of the
~ Scholars Subscribers of Mr. r. c. Schacr held on
7h inst unanimously resolved give his assistant Mr.
A. N. BREWER Complimentary Ball to take place or
Wednesday evening" Feb 49, at the Shakespeare Hotel
ner OF William Duane celebrated band is
gagged for the occasion
81 each to admit gentleman and his ladies' 10 be
had al following places viz Firth Hall. Franklin
SauareE Dubois Bacon, 1877 Broadway; p. Il r. Frenchs
corner o! Catharne Monroe street Shakespeare Hotel
and any Of the Committee Of Arrangements f6d ga
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

NEW YORK CITY MILLS-The proprietor ha.
wing received null supply Is enabled 10 offer
and fam lies the following articles fresh dressed
nufaciure ed daily
ls Head Rice This article the bes, that be dressed
by mill IN the world
ID. Prime Rice, which Is the aext quality To Mead.
81 Broken RICE and Small Rice, which q very cheap
and FOOD being only half the price Of Who'll.
RICE.
Also Ground Rec &c Flour. This article OF
greatest uxures this couniry produeesdrectons for cook
Ing pu up 10 each parcel
South Carolina Grts Hominy manufactured from
the best Flint Corn-aso, Corn Flour end Meal Of the dGe
eat kinds.
Also superhse and Graham Floor, Wheat Middlnss
from the best Western Wheat The above articles will be sold
In any quantities to suit purchasers
Orders any part of the city country will prom pt-
u attended 10 directed " THOMAS BELLY Agent, New
York Rice Mill jefferson and South len with
MESsRs. GEORGE BARRELL CO.
$50 I'm Wall and Front
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

EVENING, win be

DAKM THEATKE.--rHlsE EVENING, will be
LA BAYADERE.-The Unknown, Mr.. Jones-Oifour, Mr.
Rchiags-Zoloe La Petite Augusta-Falma, Mrs Chez
kenL
After which,
THE POOR soLDIER-Patrick, Miss Cushman--Darl,y.
Mr.. Placde
APAs DE DEUx. by Master and Miss Wells
To conclude with -
zu Mr. Fisher-Zzi Mrs Misunderstanding OF Diamonds,
Mr. Richings.
III Doors open 6}periormanses commesce att O'Clock
Boxes Sl-P so cents-6alery Is cents.
NATIONAL HEATRE-L4te Italian Opera
~ House-MR. wALLACK. Lessee.-THis EVENING
will be performed,
orHELLO -Othello Mr.. Booth-Iago, Mr.. II. wallaek-
Cassie, Mr. J. walack-koderige, Mr.. Browne-Desdeno-
ma, Miss +. Wheatley.
To conclude with
ZAZEZlZoZU! or, Dominoes, Chess and Cards-King OF
Diamonds, Mr. w. II. Wiams-Zizi, Mrs. Se.ton-Zazezi'
zozu, Mr.. Stanley. - -. .
Doors open at begin att Boxes$l Pit so
Cents. Gallery Is cents
A POLLO-4l0 broadway, Canal street-The pub
IA lie srespscfu informed tast this establishment is now
opened and THIS EVENING will be performed
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
To conclude with
The new grand NAUTICAL Ballet, entitled THE PUPIL OF
NATURE-Idia, the Pupil OF Nature-W1son, the Commo-
Corwib, Captain Of the Navy-Chord an Oicer OF
the Navy.
Doors open 6A-pei torrance att O'Clock.
Season and other Tickets be had from 10 A. NJ 10 r. NJ,
al the office of the Apollo where may be secured
Pceso admission throughout the house so cents-chldren
% cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
II PIEKCY. SPIRIT LAME MAKER, No 24o piyls

II IL
II. tone door from CIinen II. returns his thanks
the public for their patronage since the above
and hopes strict ntior and thorough know
business obtain continuance Of their avors lie
would also call their attention his Rejecting lamps which
are superior offered
would likewise request those who have used the
lamps call his and judge for themselves Of The
superiority OF this lights half the expense) other
light used Store lamps
Personal attendance who fitting
billiard tables other establishment where brilliant
H. r. feels confident he has lamps suitable
any establishments the city country lie also rcmisd
his and friends, that NIL Spirits delivered ny hin
signed each side board In black and white
letters, "H Percy, Spirit Lamp, 24o Division a.
~ r. His wagon will call regularly once
week. supply the Spirits Lamps, wicks and p'sss
obtained from she wagon. Spirits delivered usasl whoc
charge.
fT No with any other establishment nao-sm'
IJALF Fs1SICAE uUSIC.-New and fnshonab
Music for the piano forte and hrRe page
Also chdrens coloed books Of every kind for very
cheap MRS. KINGS Book store, l4i Fuhon street.
M0RRISONS HYGEIAN PILLS-Packsts from IS cents
S. Also, Poweis Ralsam Of Anniseed coughs Short
breath asthma he Also, bonset and wisters Io1esee
Also indeble ink for marking linen without preparation
for sale IL xbove. n7-3us
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sIL1 sILVER-sILvER.

sHL. h-SILvEH-SILvEN.
small cnange, such shangs sxpences ten ana ave
@ n;aces will be gives exchange cod halves quar-
,er dollars Apply at the desk at this ONCE
Tr WANTED IMMEDIArELY.-An active and nleili-
neoI youh about years Of age to attend In couHng
reom One whs write good hand and come well recon-
mended can apply the desk ofthis office IIoI
r-r TO THE EDITOR OF the HERALO-My duty
IN nav fellow citizens and I'll. sincerest gratitude 70 Dr. VIII
liams Ocus the of Canal street ana nrea"wa
nbges me to write Of wites case Tor your pub
zion For thirteen years she had been blind OF one
and six wears the since residing IN New YORK ed
her to the Eye Institution After going hree times hey sau
thew coud do nothing her they were enrey &c
sayed She under Dr. Williams ire amen, only vs
sek AZ he tme she with him she had to be ed
and forwards she now by the blessing OF 600
md bs ende ,vors and alone In short her s
4 so very that ha"~ the greatest reason 10 sup
pose" WI" oe pe' THOMAS ROWLEY,
r,e o.. rear of 1874 I,aureus ST scar Bieerker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
Second Ward Hotel

~ f. JONES formerly OF Providence, II. L. and Iase Of
Harlem, N. ~ respectfully begs leave inform his friends
and the public general thar he has taken The
knswn Hotel, which he intends fitting up in style be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors the best qualify and
i'll be TO render every lhing
f rlable TO ali who may favor him with a call.
He would also inform the public that the house being
connections, he will be prepared all
Societies Arbiiralons Court Maral meetings
scrpons with spacious and airy rooms and good
attend.
B. Supper and Dinner Parties will he a,tendedto in real
epcurean style the shortest notice. and refreshments
IA jl7-Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23
HOLIDAY ESENTs.
CARDS.
At 40 RkfA nWAV

CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
Oil Vtroi, ALUM,
Bleaching Salts, Coppevas,
Aqua Ammonia, Muriatic Acid,
A0ua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue Vitriol kiaDg anese
And many other articles in the line oil their business
Orders will he received their Banking house. No l0
Broadway the Office OF their agent, No street
H.5.lyt GEO. II. GILBERT AgenI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

r,asT RIVER FIRE IHsURANCE COM
II pANy-No lism IT. seyt doar south ot Wall street.
and opposite pe ershang. continues TO isssrs sgas
s ~, rsmsgr by Ere al houses and buudines.
and upon goods, wares and neresssdtie
James cBrds, Joseph Kernochea,
John Moerbess, ysnes Bowen,
Jokr n retsrs, John Brouwer,
T. Williams, John wilson,
Thomas sphern, Robert Dyson,
Henry W. His Charles Oakley,
VIM Vaudeville, N. N. Osrpod,
Campbell r. white, Abner weymss,
Robert J. Dilon, Gswge Coggeshan,
Hamilton Murray, Thomas Nssmih,
John O. Hieka
WV. MANDEviLLE, Prsssde~s.
e.s.sILLInAN, Secretary, tb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

LIOLT'S HOTEL-The propretors OF this well known
and popular establishment IN conforming the wishes
and r., solicitations Of their
TONERS, have determined that and ser Of Feb
rusry they viii eosduct their House Europe
plan, where citizens travellers lodgiag
spsrtrent without board; and TO those whs choose
have their meals in the building regular
Table set ri the usual hours OF breakfast end table
rem ~ I'LL for dinner, served 10 the best wah all the
Injuries mark Affords dbed order, he paid
according rates Of biz OF fare placed daily before them
The bars viii he furnished with the best of Wines ssd Liquors
the cooks and walters OF the first every thing done
the Of the propfietors render comfortable all tse
who please ~ faver them with call
N The Lodging Department viii be conducted BY Asa
HOLT.
The Eating Department by ROBERT MOORE sad IRA
COBURN
J,nssry 81, 1888.
The Morning Evening papers Of this city will please
py the above and insert week, and send the bill 10 the
Hotel N1m
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n6-St'

ERANKLIN THEArHE.-The manager OF this
Theatre ever ambitious Of filing his promise Of reader
iup il not inferior any the city DESTROYS OF organizing
Strong talented, and efficient Company and tor th pur
nose his intention OF receiving the application OF
SUCH only such, Of Acknowledged dramatic merit
Application be made in person al the Box ONCE between
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock. -. .nuo,x
Franklin Theatre, Feb q, 1883 VIM. SEE ioN
-Qfs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

BOOTS. BOOTSll BOOTs!!-The handsomest,
- best and cheapest In the city, al go Canal street, nj
WALKERS Handsome boots from 81 % so per
pair warranted we'll Dress boets Of sur
make from - 10 IS pair also gentemens water precf
from "a IS pair; then there ladies' and chill
shoes description that be thought
of J. WALKER would inform his friends and the public IN
general wing dissolved partnership with H. Richards
be would them call $50 Canal the old stand
where you will find splendid assortment OF all kinds and
very cheap.
NJ e. Don't mistake the number-2so Canal street-thira
shoe store from Greenwich ti-ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

Anew YOkK TATTERsALLs-Ther regular
sales ~ HORSES Carriages, he al this well
lsbment take place every Monday " O'Clock,
and NE proprietor has aIse adopted the 0howing RUE
thing Nh LIST May neat ne usual coma&
sion, he will be charged on actual sales only"
The sale viii Monday, Feb 20 1885,
IL oclsck and all herses &C. intenoea for his
horse he offered aness registered la ume
Tor TIE CATALOGUES.
JOHN w. WATSON, 44s Broadway.
N D. Horses registered for sale be left at New York
not be offered. ll2 3as
GENTLEMEM,S
A 3 L OFF LOTHING BOU @ ut,
and The full value given in cash by
I'll. LENEfT
NO. 20 Blocker street, near Caru,lne street,
Ir Knowing there persons who make Ore,, nnf 4,
their advcrtsenc ns tor Cast of CotDg and who in MANY
give the full f-r the s. me N T. will a.
sure those Geneaeh who have such articles Nv ,heu,
and send for him, their receiving the M
most value IN cash for every article
~ b. line through the post @ce otherwise tn The
above address will meet with due a,tenuon. is-3n,s
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
AT liz BkOADWAY
VISITING CARDS liz plain writing, the Italian
hands, printed the polished German Porct Card may
be Maiden lane and al
STUUTS Engraving Establishment where specimen
may be seen.
Ass silver plate Door and Number plates the plating OF
which nncommony thick the silver being expressly rolled
Merchants Commission Cards, executed with dis,ino,ness
and taste.
Letter Stamps Consular Notoal Seals engraved to
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers &c.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden lane
dSO-jm@ and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

XOUNG GENTLEMEH are qualified fer the duties
II OF the CounlHg Hoasc ~ Go<ters Establishment 1873
Broadw.v, IN expeditions and Superior Book.
Keeping renmsnsbp, he taught improved by
which competent powedge Of these brsuches may
tanned In third OF the time usually devoted that pu
pose.
iFrom the Bsstop Evening Gsnepe.l
The la which Bookkeeping IL freqseny tsught
conveys very imperfect idea Of the practice
The great difference between hrery and prsceebeween
the study 81 an art and Its application, IL too we'll known
need remark and We hsk Mr. Fosters plan advnn
tsCes worthy the consideration Of s wish acquire
tor~s and modesof business thorough eee
sev.
From the Boston Republican
We are personally sequaisted with Mr. Foster, and
great pleasure in recommending his establishment
tee of fellow citrrnS We have ersmiHed his system
detail have observed his medcs OF Instruction in fall opera
ton and fully impressed With the prsctcsbity utility
his plan II facilitates beyond ell other methods the attain
mcnt Of free. elegant, and rapid business hand
IL LESSONS IN FRENCH.-A gep'iemsn who has had
experience teacher Preach lanCuare
forming classes AZ shove asd viii give lessons day ssd
evening upon sim ole and method whereby
taught speak and write the language with 6uesey and
rectnsss. 029r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

TSRENCH LANGUAGE-ORAL SYSTEM-The
Subscribers Evening Glass from half past to ha
pas o'clock every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, which
was 10 begin on the and postponed, will positively
commence next Thursday 21d inst The gentlemen suoscr
ber and be disposed to joo the class are re-
ffso.s,s j. MANESCA, 20 Reed ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

COAL-waskingtoa Coal Yard, corner Of Barrow snd
" Washington s-A stock Of superior schuyk Peach Or
chard Coal present hand this yard WHICH wi he 80
for cash prices Families will hnd TO the
advantage purchasing. card wihtb~ prices
Ell al Nj Atknson s Beaver and orders eft there or nj
\. rarI u,II he daily attended 10 j3-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

ARGE HOG-For sale, Hog weighing from 3 to 10
ner r. 5arSon ard Sou,h is 1926
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-23

= 0OO OnO PICKLES, large size, in barrels. Sc
lZUU,UVU ected for groces-smaii sire for the SOUTH
err market bright kegs OF and 20 gallons put In SUI
peror style, for sale by q. }. r. WELLS, l9f WMerst
a,.sms next door to pchs HOTEL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-05

The sun had disappeared behind the west
ern hills, and the moon arisen in all her glo-
ry. casting her beams alike on the good and
evil, when left my room with friend to
stroll along the bank Of river which pas
sed near the village. After walking short
distance and conversing on the events OF the
pas. day. we seated ourselves upon the gras-
sy bank and seeing the moon reflected from
the water, we were led by curiosity to en-
quire what regions she had visited, and what
scenes she had witnessed since we last saw
her; and in an unknown voice she replied =
al have visited places where mortal man
has never been, and have witnessed scenes
the story Of which would thrill your minds
with horror | have assisted the muir
derer 10 ayenge his enemy and even to
take the life Of his friend, and have beheld
the committal of numberless crimes. and al.
so the sufferings and misery of many inno-
cent beings have visited scenes OF pleas.
ure too, where youthful joys were permitted
for while to reign 10 scatter all thoughts
of the future; and TO gladden. the heart and
dispel the sorrows OF the child OF misfortune
have seen the miser coun. his gold by the
cxl,Iing lamp, and, as he closed his chest
imagine his name would be rendered immor
tai BY succeeding generations for the posses
sion of SO much wealth. | have visited re-
pions inhabited by beings uncultivaed as the
beasts OF the forest and others where edu
cation has raised the inhabitants TO the helgh
for which they were destined. | have olsC
visited regions where tyranny and crueli!
reign; and others where the flag of libert,
was to be seen proudly waving in the breeze
In my nightly course have passed owe
mountains and valleys, cities and villages
men and beasts; and many have been tn
scenes of pleasure and pain, happiness AM
sorrow which have Witnessed. Woul
you know the source you must behold them
Thus she said. and passed onward in be
starry course, 10 be the silent spec'atress
all the incidents which nigh, occur IN an
other revolution. SALLY,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-01-05

for inspection at the annual June training.
and a full statement OF nil iiary property
belonging ioihc State He shall also return
annually as aforesaid the gross amount Of
all moneys received for fines, and under
general heads, the manner in which the
same has been disposed Of ste
SEC 2 j. shall be the duty Of the adju
tant and i6t sy,or general TO keep record
Of all appointments in the miitia, promo
tions, aud sesguations of each officer; the
registry OF commissions issued and distribu
ted TO the several officers; to prepare and
provide the proper forms for commissions
Tor the officers. aud warrants for the non
commissioned officers; to issue, sign, and
transmit all general orders which emanaie
from the executive or commander in chief,
whether of detail, instruction, or movement
of the militia, and all general regulations
which may be established by the proper au-
thority, and transmit the same TO the several
officers concerned, or whose corps may be
affected BY them; he shull be charged with
all correspondence between the Governor
and officers Of the several States and Terri.
tories, with the Secretary of War, with the
adjulant general of the army of the United
States and other persons in official stations
on the subject Of militia affairs he shall
Keep record of all general orders Of the
commander in chirf. aud OF his own cor
rcspondence, and regular files of all returns
reports and papers received. 1t shall also
be his duty TO distribute blank forms of tn,
different returns and other papers which may
be required by the laws and customs OF Thu
State. for the use of the militia thereof, ant
10 explain the principles on which The.
shall be made, and the uses TO which the,
shall be applied; he shall receive all return
and reports required by this act 10 be made
1t shall be his duty, on or before the first da,
of October, annually. to make to the con
J mander in chief consolidated general at
siract of the strength OF the militia, with
, return of the arms, Announcements and am
munitiou. conformably 10 the provisions {
this act, an1 duplicate original Of such at
nual general abstract or return Of the miiti
r OF this State. and of the arms and accoutr,
/ menis shalt be transmitted by him 10 the See
. reiarv of War, on or before the first day
i November annually |, shall further /
his duty TO amend all public reviews. whe
the commander in chief shall review II
militia. or any part thereof He shall ais
!. attend and lake command at each officer
!. drill provided by this act to super;utend II
n exercise and manpuvres, and TO imtrodu'
/ the system Of discipline established BY la'
~ aud he shall take the command as drill {
:. licer so far as il shall be necessary TO the G
;s ecu,ion oil those duties.
l. ITO be con,inued)