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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The citizens of New-L London, recently no.
nored Capt. NJ. G. PERRY, ofthe U. s. Steam
Frigate Fullon, with public dinner at the
City Hotel in that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

Flnr.-A carpenters shop, contain
inr some tools and other articles, be-
longing to Mr.. J. Tew, situated OH the
road leading to the beach, in this town,
was destroyed by fire on Friday last
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

o. All the officers Of the Pet Banks in
Boston, which have been guilty of making
oath to false returns have been indicted for
wifGl perjury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The Supreme Judicial Court of this State,
will commence its March term in this town,
on Monday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
Real Estate for Sale.

L-zA THE subscriber having it in
fss.sf:S contemplation to leave Newport,
n.ssES3 offers for sale bis estate in
skasx2 hames-street-sitnate between
Mrs. Townscnd's and VIM. l.. Mcvill's, con-
sisting Of hi Of land l2 feet front, l3a feet
rear, and lS4 feet deep, with a Store there
on, large, handsome, convenient, and commo
dious-almost entirely new-and fitted in the
most modern and approved style, with fix
lures abundant, and adapted to almost any
kind of busness-togethcr with part of a
dwelling house, with out buildings, and every
other convenience and privilege desirable nd
appertainng to such an estate. AS busi-
ness stand there is not its superior in New
port. For terms apply to the subscriber on
the premises. JOHN IlORSWELL.
Newport, March, |, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The Providence steamboats, for New-Yofk
have been obliged to suspend their trips in
consequence Of the ice in the river.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
NOTECE.

A LII persons indebted to Charles n: TIL.
~ leg, either by note, due bill, or Book uc-
count, are requested 10 call and settle the
same at the Store, No. ll6, Thames street,
without delay, as all accounts remaining un-
settled on the 18th instant, will be left in the
hands OF an Attorney for collection.
MICHAEL FREEBORN, Assignee
10 CHARLES n. TiLLEY.
March l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The CoLDesr.-The thermometer at sun
rise on Tuesday last, in this place, was down
to above zero, being two degrees colder
than at any time previous during the present
winter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
NOTICE..

The 10th Lecture on the Views OF UNITARI-
ANS, will be given by the Rev. Mr. Brooks lat the
Vestry Of tho Unitarian Church, THIS EVEN
ING, at o'clock. March l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser Of Saturday.

The Northern mail has just arrived, and
brings us the following important inteIi-
gence. 1t seems that Mackenzie was not at
Watertown for nothing. How long will this
disturber Of the public peace be allowed to
work his will with mpuniy?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
Eeicd,

In this town, on Monday last, Martha Carpen-
ter. youngest daughter Of slr. Henry Oman, aged
years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The returns made to the Bank Com.
missioncrs, by the 60 Banks in this State,
showing their condition on Friday, the I'd
-ot February inst. exhibit the following
T. at:-
LIABILITIES,
Capital paid in, $9.sJO,953 90
Bills IN Circulation, 2,26l, 1862 90
Balances due other Banks, 7l9, GA l6
Net Profits on hand, 4ls,226 81
Dividends unpaid, 81 9i4 G3
Deposits on interest, 765,6s0 4S
Deposits not Oh interest Sl0,3 as
Total amt due from Banks, $l4's49, 39S l3
-.--
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, Sl3,l72. .O24 a2
Specie in Banks, 407 965 50
Bills Of other Banks, 3e6,l69 sc
Balances due from other Banks, 5l0,9l2 AZ
Stock in the Bank, 10l, ,536 81
Stock, Real Estate, &c. 269739 so
Total amt of Resources, $l4,6le, 39S l3
Total amt of present means Of
the Bank, 81 ,270 094 SO
Total amount OF present liabili-
tres oftho Banks S3474473 &C
Present means are TO present
liabilities, as is to 9 7.-l00
Aggregate amt ofpublic indebtedness is to the
whole resources of the Banks, as is to 35-l0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
Beds and Feathers.

HS HALL, keeps constantly on hand aud for
IVA sale, at his Store, Live Geese Feather
Bed, I'd and sd quality Of Russia Feather
Beds. Also Feathers of all kinds at retail Beds
of every description made 10 order, aud at the
lowest Market price.
iEjS Beds dressed and cleansed as usual, in
the Patent Feather Machine.
CARPETS & RUGS
Constantly on hand at reduced prices.
eEFS Two good BASS-VlOLS for sale.
March l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The 22d February was noticed in this
place, by n salute from the ARTILLERY CON-
PANY.
In Bristol, the day was celebrated by
supper at Pearse's Hotel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01

The letter of Mr.. PrentiSs, of Mississippi,
to his constituents, will be found on the first
mare
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
PILES! PILES!!

nR. HALE'S Pile Ointment is positive
~ cure for the Piles in three day, time.
Sold by J. II. Hart, corner of Chamber street
and Broadway; p. Burnett 35 Sixth avenue ;
and +. NJ. Guon, corner Of the Bowery and
Grand street, and corner of Henry and Pike
streets, n. York. Also, by DR.. r. r. IIAZ-
ARD, at the Sign Of the Great Mortar, New
port, 4. |. March |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
EhR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE
Ell KENOVATING PILLS-From Ger

many-An eleclual remedy for suppression, IT.
regularity, and all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by j. III. Hart corner Of Broadway and
Chambers street !; aud E. NJ. Guion, corner Of
Bowery and Grand street, and corner Of Henry
and Pike streets and by p Burnet, 35 Sixth
avenue, New York. Also, by DR.. X. K. IIAZ-
ARD, at the Sign Of the Great Mortar, Newport,
II. l. GSIarch l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
Notice.

Notice.
lE>HE Public are informed, that the .Tew-
Il port Foundry and .uachine Company,
have commenced work in their Establishment
at the South end Of Thames street. and are
prepared to Contract for building Machinery,
and making castings of any kind that may be
required; on as favorable terms as any other
Establishment in the State.-Al orders ad
dressed to the superintendent, will receive
immediate attention.
BRAfTON SLADE, Superintendent
Feb e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-03-01
TO LET,

S5'IlE well known Store, occupied for se-
u ,eral years past b. ThoLlas Fowler,
with all the fixtures necessary for tic Dry
Goods business. AS the present occupant
has made arrangements to remove oil the
Ggst of March next, possession can be given
at that tine. Apply to
Feb lst. WIN. :. NICHOLS.
E.rOR SALE, Pew No. 81, broad aisls.
a Zion Church. Terms agreeable TO porchA-
ser. Enquire Of AUGUSTUS bush.
Feb I.
E,OR SALE-One fourth of FEW No. IS.
- in the East Aisle &C the First Bapt.ss
Church. Apply to RUTH CLARKE
Feb %.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-10
Number 40.

ry up real handsum | tell you. When
| was boy, | was always late TO school;
well, fathers preaehin | didn't mind
much, but | never could bear TO hear my
mother say, Why, Sam, are you actilly
up for all day! Well, hope your airly
risin wont hurt you, ! declare. What
on airth is goin to happen now? Well,
wonders will never cease. Itraised my
dander; at last says |, now, mother
don't say that are any more for gracious
sake, for it makes me feel ugly, and III
git up as airly as you do; and so did,
and soon found out what's worth a
knowinin this life, An aiyly start makes.
easy stages. nl
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-10
POETRY.
For the Maumee Express.
CANADIAN LYRICS.


For the Maumee Express.
CANADIAN LYRICS.
BY MISS BARBARA fETTyBoNEs.
Back from thy caves Niagara! 1
Still be thy roarings when
The Human Earthquake bears its sway,
The cataract of men.
Thus the hoar water spirit spoke his will,
He smooth'd his rufaed locks and all was still.
Far on the distant mountain side,
The dying echoes rung 8
Frozen to stone the sullen tide,
That o'erthe wild brow hung;
And even Nature held her breath aghast, 7a
Wishing the ling'ring day were fully past.
But Ger that high embattled isle,
And on the winding shore, I 81
Were glittering arms in many file,
And stern wars mingled roar, s, s.
And brave hearts beat to mingle in the fight,
For liberty, their lcountry's cause and right.
Hark hear the stern artillery
That rings its thunders forth!
Hear the loud Kissing missile fly,
Like hail storms from the north!
Watch its blue track o'er river, rock and trees,
1t strikes, Alas! 1t kills-a cask Of peas.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
= III e CLOG TX WI A X Err
OR, THE SAYINGS AND DOINGS
OF
SAMUEL SLICK, OF sLICKvILLE.
The cheerful sage, when solemn dictates fail,
Conc eals the moral counsel in a tale.
CHAPTER XII.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE,

|
Just look out of the door, said the
Clockmaker, and see what beautiful
night it is, how calm, how still, howclea1
it is, beant it lovely IL like to look up
at them are stars, when | am away from
home, they put me in mind of our ma
tional flag, and it is generally allowed to
be the first flag in the uniyarse now.--
The British can whip all the world, and
we can whip the British. Pts near up
on the prettiest sight | know Of. is one
of our first class Frigates. p,dnned with
our free and enlightened citizens, all rea-
dy for sea; it is like the great American
Eagle, on its perch, balancing itself for
start on the broad expanse Of blue sky,
afeared of nothin of its kind, and presi-
dent of all it surveys. 1t was good
emblem that we chose, warnt it? ~,
There was no evading so direct, and
at the same time, so conceited an appeal
as this. Certainly, said |, the emblem
was well chosen. was particularly
struck with it on observing the device
on your naval buttons during the last
war-an eagle with an anchor in its
claws. That was natural idea, taken
from an ordinary occurrence: a bird pur-
loining the anchor of frigate-an arti-
Gle SO useful and necessary for the food
of its young. 1t was well chosen and
exhibited great taste and judgment in the
artist. The emblem is more appropri-
ate than you are are aware of-boasting
OF what you cannot perform-grasping
at what you cannot attain-an emblem
of arrogance and weakness ill.di-
rected ambition and vulgar pretension.
It's common phrase, said he, with
great composure) among seamen, to say
damn your buttons,' and | guess it's nat
aral for you to say so Of our navals; |
guess you have right to that are oath.
It's sore subject, that, reckon, and
believe hadn't ought to have spoken of
it to youat all. Brag is good dog, but
hold fastis better.
He was evidently annoyed, and with
his usual dexterity, gave vent to his feel
ings by sally upon the blue noses, who,
ne says, are a cross of the English and
Yankee, and there first cousins TO US
both. Perhaps, said he, that are Eagle
might with more propriety have been
taken OFT as perched oman anchor instead
Of holdin it in his claws, and think it /
would be more material; but suppose
It was some stupid foreign artist that
made that are blunder-l never seed
one yet that was equal to ourn. If that
arelEagle is represented as trying what
ne can't do, it's an honorable ambition
arter all, but these blue-noses won't try
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
Absursiisies or HANNAH Life.


Motto 60 to bed when you sleepy, because 1t Is
rot certain hour.
To stand in your knees, fishing for trout when
you can buy them in a clean dry market.
Curaies, younger brothers, &c, marrying out OF hand
and when they find themselves with numerous pro-
geny lanenng the severity Of their lot, and abusing
bishops elder brothers. and patrons of all denominations
for not providing for them
People Of exquisite sensibty, who cannot bear to
see an animal put death, showing the utmost atten
ton 10 the variety and abundance of their tables
The heir of avarcious uncle paying him the com
pinent of the deepest mourning.
The lovely widow of a C ross old man wearing W eds
and the gay survivor Of rich old shrew being parca-
lar in the choice and display of his weepers
To buy horse from relation, and believe
everyword he says in praise OF the animal he is de
sireus to dispose of.
A man shall and swear at his groom his
tailor but in petite company nothing vulgar
oath shall escape his hps
To suppose that every likes TO hear your child
cry, and you talk nonsense to it.
You have a dozen children with different disposi-
tons and capacities, and you give them all the
education.
To send your son to travel into foreign countries,
ignorant of the history, constitution manners and Ian.
gaage of his
To tell a person from whom you solicit loan of
that N Of il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
B A l. ID N E S s.

must asd does receive the eminence surpaue all
mat has yet been employed for the hzir One
bottle OF ought 10 be counted necessary articles
which should be purchased by all parents fer preserves the
oes prevents falling strengthens by its rich
the weakest har gives all aamrsble
seiness lusre and hueBess and keeps great
rsa becoming gray extraordinary specific 10 erase
from The skin the head that powdery sentiment which so
many persons complain Of IL may daily applied head
OF the aged. as well as the young child.
Tho considerable sale ihereof the repute and
eay receives certain guarantee and ought Danish
the fears that in his mind ,s a.
caay Each will receive wi bote treatise on the pro.
per reame nj Of the hair.
GrandjesRs Composition which hes hitherto been solo
without any odsur. will henceforh partake of
ceilent perumes,Rose JessaInEe Bergamot yaaiia
brosn, &c. &c
Principal Office Mol Barclay from Broadway
(Aster House oI-In,sC
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

LATEST FROM TfxAs-The steam packet Columbia
Csptaia Wade arrived At New Orleans from Gaves,on
2sth ult which port she left on the 26th u-brnpinr
between 60 and 10 passengers
Al the election returns show overwhelming msiori.
ties for Lamar for the Presidency and for Barnet for
the Vice Presidency Their election 10 placed beyoad
all doubt
Our papers, which are only to the 2od inst represent
that the Indians the Western and Nonb W.s,.r,
fronter disposed 20 be Troublesome
Capt Love. who vent among the Camsncbrs IN trade
With them upon the strength of the treaty with them
has fallen prey 70 their ueochery
We learn from Easier. Texas, tina, the difficulties
With the spsnisrds At Nscogteche. have not beeo &c,
slsd. Travellers vhe left that place an the l,h MI,
say ths, some Cherk and kickapps chiefs have
the Spsniards and that Texas will in all p,ob,b;,y
become the 81 aRother Indian more
that Of Florida and that the Indians had already CON
nted several murders
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
WHEELEE's BALsAM OF MosCA-


K TO THE rusLIc;.in ,a.,nony OF the eItraoraipa.
Purely segssse and quite agreeable The
b"r.s cers MoGe. .he sss.. Dy:peHs
and the summer complaints OF children, tie folio wing hy
vcuItarily written letters the proprietor tLsr
highest opinion: @ rs merits aud OF the decided success
"a De Peyssr Esq, captain Of the New York packet
ship Columbus Count DOrtrante Charles Webb late OK
Congress Hall New York; Gel Charles Mspes; DAVID I'M.
Augusta. cnsp 70 asss ss ...s s re- P
D. Collins ,4s Front street, Mr.. Charles Smith sac
Neal IS Mercer MI Robert Breese a5 Hudson srres
Greens s n m Sn. I.s M Hfr.S
ke. 6c
SUNDAY Morning News. other the above ie.rs
proprietor has received among others following add
1o" New oIs, p asict aous., Aug ., asa
Dear sr-Durng my stay Of my children OF and
from The high reeom nendsos had from Brooks ESQ
sppy % sa "n 70 p.. T
Children are sos we'll You ar, al liberty % use @ IN
Your ebedeni servsnt, Ut. CorwAA,
Mr.. ,. wheeler, oculis,, &c. No 80 orsenweh st
New York ssutbern Hotel !
Dear sirHsving hsd -fny children four mostAs
old snd the o,h 3d. both severely afflicted with ,he
soscsso and % PROCURE some S1S did
small dose, the, we're restored heah JUS
to the bile IN this city cbeerfuy give hi: testimony in
favor and suihorise any person
subject ofthe Bssam OF Moscaelo, medicine which hnk
OF the gr attest mpora families
Yours, respectfully, Joup NIuA.
" The genuine Bassm has wkeelers Uaissm Mosc
ello' stamped the bottles and each bottle accompanied
With aresS.' for use and .e .as q
three dollars To be had New York. At The resisesce 81
the proprietor, No So Greenwich street. Ocul kc the
drug store OF Milhas, No. 1888 Broadway at Mr. Dckie
No as Broadwsyi at Mr.. B. Dodd's, Nos s4s and nj
Israel Pos,s, No Bow.ry Mr. g. wilfcrds, No. 40
Grand street, aad Mr. McClesr's No 80 Greenwich street
Persons wishing obtain agencies, address tpost
psld) Mr. wheeler, No 50 Greenwich street where sn
sesI jyf7sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

KIssEs BLACKsTosE.-This is small octave
lume just issued from the press, containing questions
and upon the most important parts Of Black
stones Commentaries. The student and precepior OF
Law will find in this work useisl addition 10 the fac
ties OF legal In the Analysis Of Anibon a.c
essence Of the is simply noted-the questions and
answers Of Mr.. Kline may properly accompany ,oe
Analysis after the original has been systematically
studied We commend il 10 the ne,ice Of the profes
sion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
Nj r s. GOOLD


STRINGENT PILLs-ASrKIN1ENr PILLS
n DIR. Cherrys celebrated Astrirgen Pills. eaec.
tua radical OF certain after failure
cubeb copaba njccons& Over 0oo boxes have been
Sold without complaint IL Can
said for any known medicine TO males" Washington
street July 10TH 1857 Mrs W iBfarns Dr. Cherry that
the boxes Of pk purchaser from him. entirely
daughter OF the sickness after she had been under
care months Of several OF the pectable phys
clans of this city, "Lendoa June 22d 1851 much
pleasure in subscribing TO the Efficacy OF Dr. Cherry Ast
Pills IN curing obstinate glre as have e1perrentaly
tried III, upwards OF 500 and always with the
curer G.. A. Bshngon
To the l.. OK Hospital. Grosvenor Place, london,
For sale wholesale asd reta by A. d. Sands 100 Full
ton srest; Symc Bowery and Walker and Bopd
and Bowery, and IS sixth Avenue Price 81.
Country merchants purchasing by the dozen groce,
will supplied at liberal dscoun and The Is will br
rapted Ia them. SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

National THEATRE.-Celeste's berest produced a
bumper las, evenisg. The performances we're in eve.
ry respect successful and the Indsn Girl appear.
ed to much advantage, az in the new dress which
the snthor has bestowed upon her. The petit
raedy of "susanne" has opened wider field for the
display o. Celeses versatile talents, which alike
effective IN every department Of the drama. The en-
tire performances # last nigh, he repeated this
evenine
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
TRICOPHEROUs,
MEDICATED COuPOUND.

INDICATED COMPOUND.
u Is the only efectusl discovered pre-.
fallen oG-ans DsndrG Prepared
York.
Although In number v,rety may be no vsa, OF
specifies for the preservation Of me Human Hair yet the
cle presssed To- the pubic, thou Oh enrey in It's
aered for the purpose s prcducusn benc the result
OF extensive medical research and experience.
The proprietor fsvorsby kuevn In this city, and celebrs
ted Hair Gutter and Wig Msker and for years pr
TO his arrival In this csuny attended the Lectures of the
most dhns nisbed Psychologists In Londen and nbuych
i.my .. the shis org and structure the
nan Hair ssd &C. trace the causes which produce bsduess
and grey hair
The Opportunities afforded by his prof sl,na duties have
rsed his studies, and he has b, kta In the various
Diseases Of the sts connected With TIE grewh q me
been produced 9TH eohdencr hatH viii restore se nan
vhereverh has fallen on o. got nia AZ weas
ever changing celer 80, =
The virtues OF the Treopserous Medcsed Com
pound. sre;-
Ills hscing, srer ghenipg, and clarifying properties
Pits gently stimulating THE action OF the ssa
SITS eeusirlrg the circulation Of the noias
4lu producing and encouraging reacuo mtne Quo or
and psricuIsry In The pulp when 'c'Ves ne vessels
asd rsr.es giving lie $50 vgeur - ~ az s
q I'd dsrdrif snd dsposne The hair to curl;
eau. gill preserve the har N beauty and
k~sIt he lstss Rod lie.
rrocipsI whsr.sie Retail Ohce, 100 Futor street
frs, doar belos Broavsy Wetsde, where all erder must
TT wsrr.",sd 70 Keep an, climate, s.sg free cm all
..in. $500. oe.ls-s
4 A. n cas- r.-superor large leeches for sale by
u LEWIS FEUCHrwANDER,
~ Courtlardt ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

MARyLAsp.-Itis admitted all hands that Gray
non v. B. is elected Governor by small majority
The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette says;
The Wings have twelve Senators, the Loce Fecos
niBe. -
In the lower House the Wings have forty Represent.
,tives the Loco Focos Airtyfpe There are two va
eancies from ties and Wigs elected an indie
pendent ticket
This we believe is the exact result Of the contest
which considering the proximity of the State TO the
seat of Government may be considered good escape.
In making out the - Wing Senators we see Wing
Senator from Caroline is included. Burchenal, the
regular Wing candidate for the Senate in that County
received SEQ Boon his opponent, Ss4 Ofoourse
Boon is elected If he is wing at ALL he elected
chiefly by Van Buren, The votes for Governor
in said county stood-Steee, Wing, $50 Grayson, v.
b.. SIT.
The Pennsylvania states the Wing majority in
Worcester county go, Somerset, 129, ST. Mary's
$751; and makes the majority OF Graysoa, V. B.. in the
whole state, 400.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10

" The Commercial Bank at Perth Ambcy was
broken into on Saturday night or Sunday morning.
The Uanking house is frame building, through one
side OF which the thieves effected entrance, but as
far as have been able learn they obtained but
inconsde rabe booty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
~ MENT. No I12 RinadwaH corner Of Madden Lane

- MENT, No I72 Broadway, corner Of Nader Lsre-
This establishment the olsess the city and has long
been considered second 10 the unneo staest w
repuaon has and sustained W me great care
evreed give in cosptee s'iscuen The
specimen books exhibit examples of visiting snd Commercial
Card Engraving STYLE fror the deicste isian tos
Ladies hand the old Eneih and Greea- characters tho
execution OF which esrr- with We recommendations
The rds enamei surface
highly polished and Of the 6ses mpres
which oossusy hck-tbe silver eeirg expressly rolled FOE
H. ,,er s,ssps Consular and Notarial Seals
Rrsss Door Plates and Ksockers
osts Of Arms cres,s, NC. SILVER Spoons Knives Pork.
Lr Inscription os Rings Loekep, he.
Curtrsy-Jpst imported q most splendid assortment al
Rsrors oas Pearl and livery They " ess choice
uctes SD are warranted. GkO. ". STOUT
a I'M Of Maiden lsne and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-10
THE HAIR!-THR HAIR!!-

THE HAIR!-THR HAIR!l-n should invarish,
i he barne misd that TO good set OF Teeth the
aesirahle propsry the possession OF nae head OF
HAIR and which only he obtained by and
free vEGE TABLE HAIR OIL, richly perfumed
ana substitute to- the many Injurious
that II daily pslmed upon the public.
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demand for H. has Put the low price cf 50 per
be,tle. For sale by n. c. HART. 17S Broadway,
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