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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

MY SrOCkl IL LARGE AND WELL A
SOR TED. and holds ont c,rI inducements
IPtRGnASERS--anj ia part consist. of the folio
ing lmrd nttlcrs-,iz
WEST Oh ENGLAND CLOf llS-Blue, bat
green olive, mixed Ne.
GASSIMERES-Blue aud black.
CASSlNETrS-Plal aud rlald
kEArICkN JEANS,
PULLED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS,
IlNSEl S--pla,i aud PLAID,
BIANkErS-Iondon Dullic,
Da Wh,nc>'s,
FIANNEI.S- All colo.,
CT French Mcrnor-.
6I English do eolored aud black.
Of do do do,
% French fombaAlue,
lndlr,' CloakS,
Men, GIrat Coats,
Pilot tl"th snpcrrsr
brlb fluslIin,,
Cotton tlelh-lilcacb,d and brown.
% ton On ,buig~
tolntcrpano PEils,
rhd Domestic, 10, Sr,Ntnt.,
: and loi l.inrn Dnper,
/ hsh I.,nru,
Bud Eve Diaper
Linen t'amlnc II ,nJLerehlets.
G,own lush Linrp.
nullI,s aud Scotch oznahu,g.,
l.adlc, Gl,th Wuls'ed and Metro Hove.
DO Lamb. Moot ~.
Chldluns DO
l.llir- slack and White Cotton. do.
d., do - SILK do,
DO 5ilh and Ind Gloves.
PAINTED Mu,lms,
Elcn,h Camh,lr,
G,nsInn,s $50 Plan, lltid aud Hliip.d
Do BLACK aud White,
L tanblls Muslin,
Do Jaront do,
DO Emrncd SMl,, do,
10 PLAIN do do
tNIlGol,S--AII p,,,c. aud descriptions.
Mni,our, Italian l.ustitn.,
.tDlbEED SlIk S--lliirtcul kIud.,
t,uGc aud I.ustrns klbhut.,
Brown llnlinds,
ku,>ta Crash, ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
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Fg.1Y:6D sH.ERlI,
q good A,sGrsartcnt.
Fz.sY'S .E.s'FD %EEDES.
ELAGh NND MUTE HATS.
LADIES' AND GEM IEMEN'S SHOES.
Ii r. Grateful To, the lbc,a patronage hc'el,io,r
br.luw,d, | WOt. I'D AOW, loR TUE hhSl
TINE, solicit i call llon' my hen1. and lhr 'pl'e
NJ. NJ, KERR,
Bfk at'e
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
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I'ERiNG, EOT1'ON YARNS, SIi0,.s, II II :.
,Nc. &c, al al winch VII te sol o,, .,
J. J. pUitN'l.' = DUFF l..
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
Goesoaa .slsirsisiss ;,s2ti &licciisaSs.

NET T. l,avr for sac = tr-esarply OF SHIRT as
W AID Sl!EEIINti& II iAd, Gt, l6rls., Is
and 13rls. lel .ald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
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The Franklin iioIe
Aug, Il tsli
AfiRnlNlN;-i Wlt- held IN the tlck. p6e' ri II
the tHcnu superior tnnt al ~ nll hanc. y Ia, IA
e'nnls ol Am,r hoIda, the 1T dU, January iiJS
john !. tDsiif, l'nm
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-28

whence issued, will be those of the Nation.
al Government.
In communicating thus publicly with niv
tellow-cltizens on this most important aid
interesting matter, would respectfully and
earnestly say to all, be firm and cool in The
emergency. Trust in the laws, have cons
dence in the Institutions, and sustain tho
high credit and character of your glorious
Commonwealth. You lave borne vnnr.
selves through the crisis nobIy and honora.
bly,; you have came almost uninured out.of
the trial. Make one more claim and stead.
effort, and all will be well. The (orbeaI.
ance and determination heretofore exhibit.
ed, have been such as TO reflect credit unon
the state, while it has strengthened ,be
hands and cheered the hearts of your public
agents in the performance of duties of ps
ordinary difficulty. 'j
Contrasting, as is naturally done. the
feelings and hopes connected with this A.
tempt to aid thv .osarnption, with those
which animated me when | addressed nv
fellow-citizens. on the subjertof the suspen-
sion of specie payment, cannot but rel ioice
at the difference. We were then entering
upon new and unried course of action,
whose happy termipation was only matter
of hope. We are now at the conclusion of
our doubts and fears, and with the bless
ings of Providence on the exertion of our
own hoderations and industry, about to re-
turn to our usual confidence and prosper
tv.
Given under my hand and the great seal of
the State, at Harrisburg, this tenth day
of July, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty y-elght,
and Of the Commonwealth the sixty.
third.
By the GOUernor:
THO. II. BURROWES,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-28
Biddle's LetterS--Rifner's Proclcmatio,

Dtddte s LeteTS--H1t1er'S s PrOclG2lI atoms,
and II report says trtth--.9rrests
1t is rumored with some degree of proba-
bility.-we understand, indeeed-we should
suppose very likely, from the rnmor that pre-
ceded the late Humbug Proclamation of
the Governor that BiddleS Bank is not
to RESUME on the lst day of August
next, when the other Banks will resume:
but, that the Governor will order IegaL pro.
ceedlng to be had against BiddIe and his
Bank for political effect. That Biddle il
to be arrested by due course Of law, and
that A FARCE is to be enacted between
Biddle and Ritnsr to show apparently
great hostility of the latter to banks, for
the purpose of gulling the honest woman
ry Of Pennsylvania into belief that RIT-
NER is OPPOSED TO BANKS! Rid
iculous !--RlTNER opposed to Banks I!
when, In less than three short wears, he
has more than DOUBLED the whole
Banking capital of the commonwealth. bv
signing the Bill to charter the Bank of the
United States with capital of THIRTY
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ! Rit-
aer opposed to Banks and acts of incorpo.
ration-impossible The friend of
BURDEN DICKEY, STEVENS. PEN.
ROSE and FEM, opposed to the inRu.
ence Of Banks and anti-Republican Instiu-
tlons,--impossible. has been
too we'll schooled by these gentry not to
partake of their fondness for money. Rit-
ner has tool ong corrisponded with BIpDLp
not 10 be fond of large diUidends!!
Spirit Of the Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-28
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE MEETING


AT an adjourned meeting of the Democrat
ic Delegates TO the recent Fourth of july
Convention a, Harrisburg, the delegates met
pursuant to public notice on Thursday.
10Th inst at o'clock, p. M. at Holahan's
Miles N. Carpenter in the chair, ]. w.
Ryan and William r. Cash Secretaries
The Comittee appointed at a former
meeting, submitted through their chairman,
X. Mofat, the following Address, which
was on motion unanimously adopted:
ADDRESS
TO the Democratic Citizens of The CSfy
aad County Of Poiiadelphia, and of the
State Of Pennsylvania.
The Democratic Delegates who attended
the Convention of Young Men, favorable
to the cause of Democracy, and sustaining
the claims OF DAVID RITTENHOUSE
PORTER to the Executive chair of this
State, consequently opposed to the mongrel
faction who hail Rtner as their idol and
champion, while in truth, they only regard
and use him as a tool; having been appoint
ed committee to draft an address, respon-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-28

II you are in favor of mammoth Banks,
vote for Joceph Ritner, if not not, vote for
David r. Porter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-07-28
POLITICAL.

From The Hlo1fingfoa .AdUOcate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

~ EMOyAL1y DIrcHETT, ,hspreprietor Of ,he Gee. &C,
II lebraed Spanish Specific for the Piles, has removed from
No 2 Walker street NO. 80 Reeye street three doors
from Cherry street The proprietor has beer offered 5000
Of this city for recipe TO make the above med
cine inslbie remedy, having been known
fail OF performing when used according the drec
fions which cireetons every hottie
Aeents-J Tmpsep, corner Of William and Fulton streets;
c. 0fep, corner OF James and Oak streets my5o-lm'
CREEN TURTLE sOUP-Franklin Coffee House,
a. Maiden and IL Cedar st-A de eous Turtle will
n. s,essed this day Soup and Steaks rerdy II O'Clock
myself JUN Y. BROWN.
wv BROWN, Stone Seal Ergraver and Jeweller, has
,smoyed 10 ass Broadway, opposite the rark Goats OF
A.. Crrsts Cyphers Enblemaesl subjects he engraved
:. amonas Amethy Tepaies Crystals nc bought
~. ,opgb or eut any form Ladies' Seals, Pencil Cases.
"a Rsgs engraved with Goats OF Arms Crests names
- sny device Goats Of Arms painted and forwarded to
mart OF the United ststes -, -. :, ,oa s,o -
:, BOON s ~ sra,s eo,aa my3o9t-
ST,o THE LADIES' PETERSON Importer os
r,s,sh ana British Lace Goods Emhroisertrg NC liz
wuEs 81 respectfully informs the Ladies o. this city snd "
. s. n. has opposed the above Embellishments Tor the sale
~ ,. fc,c~,ns goods al unprecedented lew prices via
needle worked Capes eolars Broaches Cuts ndgnes srd
irse,tIngs In,s- Robes Frocks sad Frock waists CAPS
Can Crowns ne with every description ~ Lace yooos
.~aIe w 'e'""' mySo-S.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30
"suat qubus w satvra videsr slmis acer"
BEWARE OF IGNORANT PRGTFNDERS
ID TO MEDICAL KNOwLEDGE- DOCTOR VII

LIAM EVANS grateful the pablo Cor the high cos
testimony o his gratitude, he begs leave them that
he has received more patients through knot OF advertising
hss from the de,sons Of Infatuated from morality
Dr. Evaas knowledge Of medical and surgical practice hss
been derived from the bsst SCHOOLS hospitals RpelsnA
ard SEQ apd-he not therefore to clard with men 1sn
Of these Important who scarcely able 10
sx their sign mssual have brought proh pusor
starved aud quarter edscsed aspans Tor fame 10 pua an
hslIew.d got up through The suri scr sles or
love gold
DR. processes to have any certain specc rostrur
he delicate diseases according to the nature OF
the complaint and pecnlaries Of the Constitution He
mors largely ON the mis- cradle yic,
by advertise Anti Mereura medicine just ke the murder
s Who sner he has knocked out The brains Of fellow cres
nts, prefnu mat ne has renee 10 replace them msny
Of the martyrs tn the above (s can be
We '.S Of The Ts s. se;a Se
professional or not requested to eshat the chse % Dr.
Evans and they viii fad that hrs medicines hsvsossa coz
leced without regard ami made Up .essrnE
TO the formula Of the bes European and fmeueas Drpes
Resides delicate ssssss. Dr. Evans has carefully and
sessuy attended the general affections obe human body,
sgcs apcpesy spepy &c " cgges ss 49,
uats And the progeny Of both worms, the tsbes
esenterea charea, and the diseases Of married and
a. pr E,sps oaee i sice Chatham 81.
=. Cpsa FROM O'Clock A. N. until 10 r. ~. myeims
1,rINT COLOUHINa EsrABLIsHMENT,
~ ITO Fulton street New York.-JOHN CHfLDs re,
ans euy nforns the public that aet many years
p. Ne ready to execute am orders i ss Lac II SUI
psror style ard reasonable lie woul particularly
wSrsa 70 give him cali as he pledges bm.e,o Dash york
IN style superior 70 any other in the couslry mytln
Y. GRAHAM hENNERS. Formerly Of Nevbsrs, ~ g
Linden, Ala.
RErnRsscEs,-Hes. William CASTOR. Newbers,Nc.
Hon l. D. Henry, FsysivaIs, N o.
Mr. II. n Taylor, Mobile, Al
". :. Blovnt, ESQ., Mobile, Al
Mr. jobs NJ Srong, Linden, Al
Mr. William Locke Linden. Al U9-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

DEALS HAIR REsTORATIvE.-Ths valp-
ID able discovery introduced the public with IL
fullest confidence and that will effect
its application, via THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF fHE HAIR upon the heads OF who have lost
same and have the reby became bald or partially So
fully this compound has Zen applied (never havsg sgcd
single lpssnce hut as brought before public
sell but 10 be applied upon the principle ONO charys with
success Is deemed unnecessary TO swell an advertise
nent with particulars.
Its virtues been fully and satisfactorily tested The
peaton Of this Restorative covered with luxurious erow
OF beautiful hair
An humbsg and qusckrry IN thu matter is utterly die
claimed.
Beses Hair Restorative will be applied by the discevcrer
inverto Levi Bcals, TO those who may desire avail
themselves OF Us beneficial effects at the see Of q. ~ Mae
daniel, Ne. Pist street. New YORK..
None need despair whether old young Of having their
hair FULLY restored.
No payment will be received any application. OF the Re.
sorsve smith the individual who tries Ii satisfied by the
restoration Of the hair. mig srns
A GARD-IMPORTANr TO THE BEAU MONDE
"A The Vanilla Compound, Persian SOAP continues to
enjoy Its high reputation the only cosmetic that wiz remove
erppors OF the lace and eckles gives great relief 10 the
face and hands where the skin ableo chap exposure
to wsd which, fr-n s healing properties grest des
dersum. The smooth appearance gvesto the
eopexion must bespeak for great popularity smong the
ladies' s for shaving passed producing
few secsnds fine rich lath~r The patronage re.
ceives nom the nobility and gentry Of France srd EagsDd
has made u extensively usrd in kurope.
may be- haaof IT. o. Hart N broadway AVID Court.
andt ST. u N. Hart Of Chamber and broadwsyi
VIM " HoHp an, ss7 Broadway; aud n NJ Gnion, ~ Sew
corner Of Grand st. Of Henry snd Phe SIS ara VI
Price "a cents ASSN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

nLEACuING Powders CASKS ef Boyds
- Bleaching Powder, superior article, for sale BY
J. CAMPBELL rERsSE,
rviaf ITO and liz Nassau 81
RINDERS TRUNK AND BANpBox
NV 'V"' y CAMPBELL d PERssE,
myiAf Ito and ll2 Nassau ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

CARD ENGRAVING.
Whiting Cards, store Cards, Card Q
mt Home, &c. &C.
NEALE'S
CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE.
No. 9 JOHN sTRGgr, SEAR BROADWAY
~ Store Cards. Cards Home for Wedding Parties, &e
&c engraved in approved and fashionable style and
printed on the finest enameied CARD at the shortest
Bills OF exchange bill heaas, bills OF sdng, ab, &c he
grsved prices Tor cash. The actest attention
~ visiPINe CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS. my14 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

PANK YAEAyn.-THSs EVENING, WIN be per-
THE SIEGE OF RecHELLE-xont.lssn.M Mr. Morley
Michel, Mr.. Richings-Euphemia. Miss Cushman-clsra
Mad Csrador Allan:
A PAS sEUL, by Mr. CheskenL
TIE BEEF. DEEP sEA-Nep,une, Mr.. Riehin gs--Ame
riean Sea Serpent Mr. Placde-fsreus Mrs. Richardson
Bo1e:si@P apsS e sssSGsSr sseen. s'
NAInONAL THEATFE-L%ssss,, It;Ii v IRE 1gS'
DUMB BOY OF 'NANcHEsTET-TAe Dumb Boy of Man.
Crsper weton. Mr. Mitche-Edward Wilson, Dir wallack,
jrTTjane, Mr., Rogers.
LEILA-Ferdlnand, Mr. RogersPrince JUAN Mr. Horncas-
R Ro,hd, mss Mr Wallack-Lea' Mrs ~aiaek-
Doors open q. si-Perormance begins at T. Boxes 81
fT Ti1Is HIN THEATKE, CHATHAM SQUARE
Remi,o Mr. VIM sefton-Lady insz, Mrs Herriag-zsra,
COME A" 6as %s3' ;; Master Titus
THE DUMB BELLE-vvan, Mr. VIVA Mason-Elza, Mrs
Blake-Mary, MI, La Forest
THE BRiGAND BoY-For,uaato, Miss Angeiica-Ma.ty
s sa1ss :; Mr. S,, stlesney dollar.
Checks not transferable. ''
.e
olympic EvESMS ~
81 xND s s.f e Mr.
Hyatt-Wiug, Mr. Charles.
After which,
SAILORS H0RNPIPE bya Young Gentleman
To follow with
THE MAYOR OF GARRET-Jerry Sseak, Mr. McCutch-
eon-Majsr Sturgeon, Mr. Jackson.
After which,
| JABEZ CRAMPTON-Jabez Champion, Mr. Hall--Eveine,
Miss Harvey-Sophy. Mrs pman
To conclude with
BOMBASTES FURioS0-General Bsmbastes, Mr. Hyatt
DistafRa, Mrs Chapman.
Doors open at 7Perfomanse half past z.
Boxes SO cents-Pit % cents.
MEXICAN MUSEUM-BROADWAY -Corner Of
"A Ann street-Astonishng Mysteries! Brilliant asd po
puar Entertainments epenng commencing at half past
| o'clock.
MONS ADRIEN, of the Great Magician, well knewA
in the United Stae has the honor the ladies
and gentlemen Of New York and vicinity that his first public
Entertainment In America will be given in the Lecture Room
of his Museum Monday Evensg, May 2sh 1885, and will
continue the same greatly dveying them every evening
1 for short time.
Mons Adrien promises the public do all that depend
upon him to obtain the meed applause with which his
| father was bonored.
Mons Adrien hns the pleasure inform public that
has engaged Mr. ELAVERY, ofths city so well
correct and fluent interpreter ofthe French language
Tickets OF admission, so Persons desiring Admission
the Museum only. % half price 2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

DIAPER, Sc.-ioO reams g by a printing
I 500 re,ms 20 by 50 do
soooreams 26 by 81, 5by 81. "a by 50, 22bycs
5000 reams 10 by "a and 10 by %
5000 reams cap and crown wrapping
50 tons trunk boards
Is tons baHdbsx
Toe tons binders boards
tons sand sheathing paper
700 den. bark skivers
2baes machine blankets
bales % inch tapping
3bsles English telling, 36, -. "a, % and q men
10 pieces dryn cloth, SIS Id. square yard
i0cashs Irish gne
IS bales brown shirtings (heavyl
10 casks bleaching powder (esyds)
2 pipes and hhds port wine (n hond)
5000 lbs haiters tip paper
500 reams assorted tissue paper
bales brown linens
5eascs palm leaf hats
10 600 rrnms osc an and letter paper, for sale by
J. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

DIAPHANoUs WINDOW SHADES,
WARRANTED
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES
These elegant and graceful creations Of aacy-so much
the ashonabes OF Paris and be seen
to be appreciated. They
UNITE FASHION WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY,
equally suited for The drawing parlor boudoir
bedroom universally admired for their novelty,
beauty for pleasing and cheerful appearance
r. wipes these SHADES clean and tkr original
freedmen besy. With ordinary they mil last for years.
and consequently at their presen, los prices they are
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
Sold wholesale and retail, by T. CHRIsTYk leo,
NO e5 Maiden lane, corner OF william street
And by BURKE OLSEN, 465 broadway.
HyS-Im Third door above GraRd street
CARL KING,
First Pre- MUM and Tuscan Straw Hat
Manufactures.
Nos 2s5i Broadway ~ and 20 Division street
a3e New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

" INFORMATION wANTED-ofw WILLIAM 5. JkN.
klNs, aysuth Of 10 Of age whe was IN thn city two
half ago Any nfor nation respecting the same
would be thankfully received by his anxious nothsr by ad
dressing lse to Z. HAZA ARD, through the post ONCE
my29. Tub SaGwlmt
U II DAVID MIDDLETON, who occupied part of the
building No. rs Pearl at the time the same was blown up
the great FIRE in 1885, In the city, he request
cd call Immediately No. ITS Canal ST. city OF New Yorh
snd take charge Of his interests In that matter Dsted May
23th. 1889 my29SS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

" CONSTANTLY ON hand, Al the manufacturers
beuse ee Beekman large stock OF all his wen knows
PENS, warranted OF best quality.
These Pens are manufactured uuder the personal perrin
teRdenre Of Mr.. Gioul The public may therefore cont
IDENTITY depend upon the msntansnce Of those qualities which
have obtained for them great reputation
b. Beware OF Counerfeiis, which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance and the inferior In
which they put up n5a.Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

NEW YORK TATrERsALLs-Tae propue.
tor Of this establishment wishes inform gentlemen In.
and strangers visiting the city, that he intends keeping
hand general assortment OF carriages and asd
second hand. at private sale.
Also variety Of horses single and pairs or private and
public sale.
Horses either bought or sold on commission
o }. MOORE, Proprietor,
NJ II. LIBERAL advances made manufacturers carra.
gss len a, this establishment tor sale. o. j. NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30
MEMORANDA.

-, T.r,,scn ~ Tie Republican, arved zIh Instant
from Trisi,iad de Cuba reports h.vsg let May I'd bark
Frarkn Gibbs, osdng Tor Bos,on' srss star, sna mny
orsn a. days Havre for New Orleans; l,n On sana
brg Zeals.d rom Boston Mobile. May 3d. Cape HATTIE
ra West distance IL miles, blowing heavy irom me
white bottom with trunk deck steered WIZ rheol,
parently sosthern butasme weat with creusrcnua
not union down-on IRE wiin hne
as could usserssnd She bore away when paseu
Him. and kept eompasy with him I'LL dark I'll then ~,
light Tor hiu-he light The night being squay lost
sight hn think be for the Cspes OF Virginia SID
very fast rder 2 reef foressiL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30


TO CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS
CORPORATION TICKETS
taken at parby
&c. MORRISON g. SON,
~ Nos. 1876 and 1873 Greenwich st. between Fulton and
vesey us on the Mort River side of the city, who offer for
- Grocers, Articles Painters Articles
Lamp Oils BleaensIs
Lnseed Oils faper Makers
Olive Oil Hatters Arucies
Dye Woods Calico Printers Articles
Overs, Articles Drugs and Medicines
Paints Patent Meacines ,
quantities. at the above establishment. my29lmd&w.
or "a SWEET ITEM"-(Exract from the Phila.
delphia CourerWithn few mOnhs there has appeared
the market an article OF Confectionery called Gregory
na which has become extensively fashionable
among the levers of sweets" !,
other has the slightest knowledge
Of the RE CIPE by which It is made - o
my2s.Iw l3 William street, New York.
A splendid Hand Writing obtained in IL
LessOns!!
THE ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING
u Continues to be taught PERFECTLY by MR.. BRIs.
TOW OF London the real nyenof o h NO. 40
IN TWELVE LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH!
suited TO every purpose of life and business and
positively be acquired by pupils OF ALL ana OF EV
RY CAPACITY. matter how BAD YOU WHITE
N. Merchants and strangers visiting the city, can com
pIete course of lessons in two three days. my I'm.
Composition Ornament Mandatory,
594 Broadway, New York.
u JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects anc
Builders he furnish OF every de
scrpton finishing of buildings on the loves
terms.
Ornaments any design myS-eh-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

<IRRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An uRequalsd Dent.
~ frce The Orris Toeh Paste has, IN every instance
more than realized citations OF these who have
used H. hundreds Individuals ebeerfuy attest while
beauties the teeth giving TO them clear and peay white
nes removing prevent appearance Of
tar also imnreyr the OF the lips and gumsprevep
and ali Of the moub-arrtsts the progress Of de-
cav in the ,eriaud mpars that peculiar and
breath for which the Oris Root justly and
ed for is agreeable taste and fragrance.
The ORRIs TOOTH PASTE can, on the iasast, be chan
ged so an agreeable and MAST exceert Tooth Wash. while
free frem the many objections that apply such article,
from spPcasle to Tooth Powders
m appepdsge 10 the toilet II warrapted to con,an
grediept In The degree aurous 10 the teeth and
highly by the most smiseai Dentists It's extern
and the satisfaction that bow.
ever the best Of It's popularity and merit Price, 50
cents, with full drecliors
FOR sale by n C. Hart 173 Broadway J. Hart NJ D. 21s
Broadway and s5 Hudson Howe Guion, s Chatham 81 e.
Guisv ia Bewprv corner OF Pike and Henry and
al Grand street, East Broadway and Division street
alacod9m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30
100 DOLLAls REWARD.

n7sTOIEN from the stable of the subscriber Sunday
agh last at Cortlandown, westchester county bay Horse
between fifteen and sixteen hands high black tail full
black maze one hind foot white and white stripe in the face
As an animal OF and beauty perfect at
every point in full flesh and Superior condition. II hoped
tLat his appearance may betray the rider
The above win be paid for securing the horse and
s. n MILLS, Cortlandtown,
my2aa. or, Aston House, New York.
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~ A GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never be without
box Of Dr. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS They have been proved by thousands
the assistant o discovered
may be taken all times under circumstances,
paying strict attention the directions which accompany
boz To genuine Of s the agents advertised by
Dr. Brandreth and likewise at h Office, al Broadway,
opposite the Park
medicine have certificate sealed ard signed H. Bran
dreh, D. Purchaser ask to see before you spend yeur
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