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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17
RUR.IL ECONOMY.

:. MAJ xsal Eieh sd.
EKakssaat. nAtase's ssalsr hlessaags PoSE
o'x Ssssy l.nA"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

4 project 10 on fooi in New York far
building . grand Metropolitan Theatre,
an a magnificent SCALE. TO be located in
some central par. Of tie city. and placed
under ,he management Of Mr. WaIIsck.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

Methodist Missionaries for The Ore.
gOn.-The largest corps Of Missionaries
that were ever organised in this county.
10 that which took their leave on Thurs.
day night at the Methodist Church in
Greene street, New York, preparatory tn
embarkiug in the ship Lausanne, Tor the
Oregon territory. on the Pscifr. They
are nineteen 10 number. counting the
adults, af whom seven are clergy. with
their wives and children; ak laymen with
duo. snl five young ladies' as in'rruc-
lsesses. The Rev. Jason Lee, who's.
labars NE have BE- lOro noticed in that
quarter, is At tlls head. This may be
considered the consummalion Of the
efr'ris 10 inplant new Offset from The
Anglo-Saxon race. with our Jaws and
religion, upon the shores Of our territory
on the Pacific. Future millions will
perhaps recur 10 This event, as 10 the
landing Of the pilgrim fathers Of old, or
the followers Of Penn. Of oglr.horpe.
go. ". y. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

Large orders cor the Morus Mul,icaulis
have been sent To This country from
Mexico. where the euIiifaIIon Of silks is
beginning 10 exeiIe great attention. The
climate Of that region is well suited to the
growth Of the mulberry.
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k=n

lhs Terry msjOrily! This j. he bssi &C.
count fosyism eaa give u The matter /;
snd i inst 20 satisfactory 10 The people.
~ The administration arilhmelic which
proves SO 200. 900 smaller sun than
81. 900. 600. II may al BE- 90, but The
People cannot readily understand the
process BY which . minority can UNI
larnly 0ulsote majority.
And what are Ihsss = exlfsordiaary
expenditures Many Of Ihsm are IN.
eludsd under Inc spnFsniFRs titles af icon.
lingenl." '.ineidenlal. = ..sicelsras, !" ''ad.
dilioaaI compensation and ..exlTss."-
How much Of al Ihis has fopna ns way
into ihs general DISTINGUISHING fund d
The Government 10 might be ditIieah v
ascertain; but IL 10 worlh while 10 lnOk
nj the large Sums that are set doun un'
der these deceptive and disguised dssig
nations. We viii take the SeeTetsry'
report Of The expenditure Of the FRS
nine months Of 1888:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

SPECIE Clause 1885. when the
Sub Treasury Bill vas under considera-
ton. Mr.. Gordon. Of Virginia. offered
ap smendmeni. that the whole revenue Vi
lhe q. States be paid ia eurren, coin,
which amendment was rejected. .ayes 30.
Noes l6l. Are we 10 better condition
nov To overIurn the whole credit system
aud sd"p, the Turkish and fgyPIisn
hard nonny currency. than We wsFf iour
years siuesi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-10-17

Fools apj obstinate people make law
yers uch.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04
\ Catalogue OF Bo,.

~ Asi"g ~. Idtrs Csahstf5 49,"
J. Because t.ey arc erresai. w
proves them l. be exceed ~. 75la' Sll
Because they ere caar.a ! -.
nave ihe poa,r to DO god 10 a. .....
81 eases' without possessing 81. a..r..
a. ans. '.'--' 90 \
>. Because tLey arc u6, ees-. r.s
ihcsoienilhc canlasrd ofaravg.,,
mas niece "is pfattss,Oa tit sgs,
l. Because hey ore not ors.e..5....5
distressing TO feiaia, aa..- lis, a..
10 operate. y. y.
>. Because they af,tecanrl,s..
medicine by tie fc-a.4t Aa.y
:. Eeeau.e IS a.a,ns taa .,.,,u..
stale q 4ct,ou, tte} larea.n-le,..
is medicinal 10 ~ turaa ram
= b5ga1ro thc} arr gaesgs1t ar.E
fe'sia 81 'a-;' fsf,-ss 10 la.,,s.,.
and ~ sny length 81 time.
Because, nolarhsistl 10, iI...,..
m1idue,s, they az one q ne ..s#
medicines vhieh 4as W. taga
>. Beau u 3rtsugr.II1sffs
curing good r'.'r
~ beausc Do cases e -. ..-e, ee.....
BY 'ha.f b.a.ttY ta'acres re- t-r, ...,..
body, Ties hs'eaHn.r .leag ,t...
'nucafa'lng tie utad
! y. bels4sa .ae} ,a etfaa- raa, ......
ostalsileHaau,E atp'l,'g.#a..
IT, bCcslfr a. vt'ts be.-.-r.,
Or H' ;hc gtrsfal syae#. u.rs.. q e.
"a ]. ID.
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Important Information

~ taett t"fuine trih Ctaists Nefbps p,g,,ty,
e4'ia" 'euf5a'H's, Cai,es Cranps Il Ssssms
'ENHt utility of x. 5. nERNARB'S R,,,.B.
a feT t@oioa has ceased 10 he problem. IL.
p'hepec, The only sure foundation al Medicinal
az 90 al other kinds Of kaa4 ledge has .tIsc,p,u
Established WhAt he ludteious catngo1it,no uf tbc
remedy, IT'S admirable adaptation d, the y.y,,us
indications which occur "a the cuuts, al thr., A.
eases al the sieinpCh, hscT aud bowels. usosli,
'''2ha'cu a. 'ho.eFa complaints, led the Proprir.
,'t 'o anticipate from tbs first Of all c,ptriegrr.
H'Ve'tt that Of men competent 10 Etsrfi,fi,,,,.
accurately and 10 decide iasily upon the e.rr,s o5
h'oicine' nust BE- tAe bcst aud with suca an
'' ia'of even the most astidious 10 these matters
must lay aside these pteludiccs.
The indications OF cure asr--ta tfaroail,, lie
stomach aud bowels TO r,li,ve the r,cess,ve nul
'ng aud Pu'ring to allay the increased ltfitabil
" "' The tnlosuues giving fise TO increased wis
la"'e motion 10 relieve that rheumatic state al ths
bowels which - Oltcn Tie aucndaat of chronic ca
s'' sometimes accompanied with inflammation
and liberation f. overcome the spasms A.: son,l,,c
mo e'Feula'ion and restore warmth To The surface
remove congestion OF the internal organs. aud Ia
relieve The morbid IrrltahiIy Of the brain and ner.
'nu- system all OF Which has been effected by
hc use OF Br1nards Remedy for Chokyq. ce-tit.
ea'es Of shtch have been given atyafious times Of
'o' 'ihraey IN eases widely different la their orr.
g'n Nhd progress Of each other.
~ Lock 20 the Certificates aud directions AL .,.h
aee"'npaay each bottle, they arc tho best evidence
wat eah be gwen For sale by Williams x Boyd.
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INrnRTANr NoIIrr

fef'ons using lHs Ii,r Mudlrjprs err advised II
'aNe tHe t1lis at night "a eall,r,cot auanii,ss "a
'Fef1l' I've or three times on ibc h5ssl. tn n.
course q the ueHlday. AL, t.sua fallrsao,ut,tl
= The B''lrrs halt az hour be tofc each gc.l H.,
those Of 4 dyhcg'r ar chr.,4af C,nsttf,,,,, tsI,
the quantity uiay be sH,bo,enl
For further particulars If tho above Nc.
diclne see Niotlt's Gund Samaritan. a ca.
r} OF which accompanies lhc medicine. 4
copy may also b" bod on application at the
Pdo''ng Office IN Charlotte, where the Me.
1triur - Tor sale.
Prepared and -olJ Nv William II. Noaat
361 Broadway, New York. 4 liberal do.
iucl'on nude To those sho purchase to sell
gam Lettcrs, post Patd, will receive IN.
wHdrn'c attention.
T. J. HOLTON, Agent
Hdrrdatcc Dteds far safe al his Ohce.
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E,7s;sss . 1ZLzszE,I -
~ q ~ u K : iTss : 5 & l.t :: Z I :
80. Z ~ =; ~ ! :. 2

: - . -
u VIE mmoaso a.. a.
- these Pile, /. aaota,r ,,.. n
bu.iy Of the old adgg,, d., r'.' q. FL
and ~, prevail" Oller g.. 'a.4 @
nut Df. Peicrs' are purchase -. 9.I n
commended unlii the demand 7. ''.'''
come almost unisersrL '.' slsl Ls,
r. Is'efs ~egd impress iii
public, that lis p.a, arc no. = 'a.' u'0
Sut scientific compound d, ,lc - 1.ssr
been the r'-nl' # usny year, nd. F..a
TO profession IA Which h. VA, a',M.
y o. sIlh the people a, I,,or w. '-' 'ssl .g
One Of The many peculiar y,
',e'e flIis =, That shfs re,y,..' y.
'ii,ct' they are participant, n. VEG o. 3,
,neiT action. urliae rbe 70. ,rs.a, =. 81
th,rr application Is rr,sr srera., {. i..s...
gripping. wish iaa.,
fc'tfs' Vegetable Pills ,,, r,.
uose gho have bad an or-,,. iegl'ta
upon heir merits, as an ,e,.g. p n,.
BLESSING. '''Aa5e flNF
W ihoul an exception in ,,s.
medicine has spread ual ,gsl ~. ''''''l b
such universal slrisf1c,.sp ''sa! a-s I'D
Prepared BY Joseph P,ie.g, ps..
- libefi y slfoetsNca Yus. .s.. Z y y
~ f,i!s. Puce 50 caas '',4 "a ..,-.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons iuds bicd 20 the subscriber al,
"a requested 10 come iorwsrd aud settle e,lhsI
BY Cash OF No,e-Cash pryler,fd.
THOS HARRIS.
Dee &c, 1888. 430U
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NOTICE.

n Ill persons havtug eiaim. against the estate
~ OF Jas. Davis. deed are hereby ra,ifed 10
prcssat them legally authenticated sfhiu the
iiu,r prescribed by ias thls uu,iec will b plead
In bar OF their rUcpvgry
Jas. Il. DAVIS EFeclioG
Dee -, 1855 H2
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SOUTHERN
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted % the subscriber, cilhc
" by Note OF Book Account, ate requested I,
come forward and settle b Cash, as longer indul
gencu cannot Dc gwen.
" f. ALEN tNDER.
Dee 26. ls3s A3l
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E.f-K RIDING.
4 NEW COACH 4 GIC.
SLIp

gun subscriber would Respectfully IN
t5fm tie cilix "a 81 Charlotte ana M,
surrounding country that lie IN, taken tho
a.a stand 'ofmrrly occupied tf Cont. Ihas
Insight and Is row prepared ~ carry OH the
toach Making uusyaiiru, bfapch,s
Having purchased "a stock Of gsoi materials.
seasoned lumber Sc, and h4,ug had long
experience IN the business, g. lHtcrs HIM
sell That be @tlI be able % enc satisfaction
TO "'I who may favor him wl,h their patron.
'Se' Every effort na his part shal. b. used
ID trying to make hts work equal, Il not sur.
pass any mnde IN 'hs sertan al couatry.
hREPAlRlNG done with nc,,pcss and
despatch Also al kinds OF smith ~ork
Aptl 10. 1865 4g,f
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Italian Spring " heat.

5u> L received aud Tor sale tao barrels o
- White Italian Sprung " heat.
TAYLOR & CHAFFIN
Dee II, 1876. 4@'N
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The Good sa,,a,riian.

A con IKAsT - ~ nations from thc rcnIo-
"a tcst azc- have had suips bu; CalGuhas GA.
/, bound out the Way % America. d '1ts tic time
oil tho grea, 5 Auish natlrs'of, fea r aers uuig
enabled 10 J.Addif about che shDfDs Jusi ~ v nli
The Ltf M.dieings It,. IA, tAo short ears since
arsi srnin'rd nPun AZ uakn14n q, az. sitd l4yn
discovered thc ptocI1u. 81 81 ! SIS rs teafch ct
HEALTH Vegetable mttieues wcfe in1,to
knosn Whca commenced my search. BAT tbti
u~e sas not. u. the 80 81 tle.,i have a14 oalg
passed fion the deposited ,ayahd 30 tho hale, hear
~ and active aan OF business, taf cuupafa'tyels
sgeakins, have fens~ed my youth. ! caa thus
with conh1snce N ny ga 1per Iencr AfY8sc . lfh
ny felloa citizens. ~. ihe fea3,r ut4t ato8f
that the v VEGETABLE LlEE MEDICINES are
suitable 20 his eass have oss &, al ta, f,ice
5bI Broadway, hundreds q clicf., from sosue 81
Nc most re'prclAbit cJt3sns 81 hls n,y native land
voluntarily uhsfrd 10 testimony - ~ virfaes Of
GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE
Persons whose cohstitatflus h4se bgrn nra-lv
ruined ~ ne @atllnhAblr " miartal preparation.
q 'he day, s bear me Stiffness, that th- La NJ
c''ins-. and such only, arc ,.e f4e raa,sr - srs
manent good health. JOHN MJFFAT
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Cheap and ~casonnhle
gXqIfDEE%

'Ha' W. viii 'e'l upesaa'lv jax f.r CASH mp f.
Et.'e'"7' 1'4.ffr, .'pf9t n Nrf N-.s auI N,a.
~'@ TAYLOR, HARRIS 4 CO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-04
NOTICE.

AN Monday, tue 9Th day Of January next,
- az Tire residence 81 the subscriber, VIII
Be hired ior oue year, several likely Negroes
--al-o some valuable Land to rent. Terms
made known OF that day.
stsANNAH SMART
Dte IA le1s. N1I
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GENERAL RENtGi,s gEi NTfyG To voF
TAT ; LIFE PtLl i. PuG.SlN nlTlEES


1ssss y. a'efnf' hAs* frog tTtH An"Nu aad y
F''e'a'o, hf HtH tAsfAaf 'tHHf1 Aat iHard,7tr
f'"'ft ~ 'sffo' itE p ~ lit e r-rss'fls so o.
~ ah'st neaf.s 'Ts'Y sod ~ etatasa q eas-a
-" 't.+4N "aH.s = Ntif
i"H's'' ""s'tt9' q or .i.iaa'ea '0'fansrst iArF
"4'' s'tt ''t''f' 'i'tst" 'f''n i6s fr'f s#fF. 81
~ ~ EfAff' -.tf I'll l'r stef iltr n.etrl,u1s
% US 'af "'a 4a'"s si..' sad % macy taag
49, .tst "'fs t-f'it a'.f 's.4fsf lh4i saiaru
~ n ts@t''' .'7"i ''tsH l.a it+s.t !.
.''i.l' o''s'ia4' = 'eisssafa, h*s t'islr
.''' =. '.f''1 Ftstt@' iss~t D has
~. 'F.fsfa "l' e. t.alas
'".h".t fHt
pi"tSa ' "hi fF +ag m
'' pie' t7 '.,Y niiF 4ei
,,t.,....t... e. 'a'5tf teI''a fH pH-
Xxx .'.'' -5a @fsat
80, ~. '.@ 'f''' Net 'EcN
''' u -@'.s' N't.H ea* .etl'sed
,,'.t. s. ''l' ,'''4' req 3 - several
,rs 1@f Il e#''.a. y t@St1
Al h.. .'. sf1 iif -A3r'
t..t.-.. 49,. tt'f n'' -,
Ut '''f = ITS tta-
H.. II 'M1Ai&7at .n
."A' '". '.~t % i~fEi i"u7
a,. -. 49,. ''i = e. 'ng'ffisois,
ana ...s,. +, 60. a, ah' ''"fF'Fir,
Tt., are .,,,.. (. .,.... - 81, i'.'" H"a'etsf-
s,.f ..=s.e,i.,l T" '@sla,'' ,'afa fafc
I.u., he0.s-t,.. - +. - "''>n :. th]'eh
to some eminent 5l,srmassaf,.ai r..,.r..,s a. y.
together unsngva 10 the Ignorant nrs,srdrr. 1, !
medical science srt aerc never bs,ere ssl,ote,.
'roo ~ - happily tiaaalais combination
ipef lfst operation ~ To loosen ltom t,e ea,ts
Of lhr stomach end bos.sis. tie ysf3l,. ,.g,a,,,
and cfYs,li,a eanat4etls .,i,l.,., -, -.
ard - remove Tie h.,rf.f.,f ta..@ z..,. "
t.- c1sg8la,ious II 40 s.,,.i. -, ,.4 >"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1893
oARp-pR. WHEELER, oeuIi., IS Greenwich st !.

N
"A permitted refer the following gentlemen, for test
mony the eminent which has attended his peculiar
David Kimberly Esq l2l Front street, Charles g. Havens
Esq IS Wall ST Messrs White Barnes, Cedar 't; Mr. Jas
Crukshank 40 Greenwich ST. Mr. Justus Miller ol Chat
ST. Mr.. Benjamin Flanders, 40 South St; Mr. James IL
Suydam So Carmine st; Mr.. John Munson, Broad ST. N
Mr. Murine Dos Cherry 81. Mr. a. B. Looms, Office Of the
Evening Post Mr. r. Pritchard, 1898 Washington ST Mr.
Mead Stone ST Mr. VIM Kirk, (who wa, totally blind, and
returned from the Eye n6mary ncurase 225 Varick ST
Mrs M.ges family Zone Of whom was totally bnd) Ia HI
bridge st.
steel extracted after tsmentng him upwards OF four
during which period neither the professional senemen
connected with the Eye nrmary, other surgeons or
medical men had been able to detect them.
- S,Hce publishing numerous certificates and testimonials
this subject DIR. Wheeler has received amoag oters) the
following gratifying letters, to which he respectfully invites
public attention = -
Sr-The great benefit have received from your pro-
essona upon sight became impaired
from attack the measles since succeeded by
that malady named by physicians Opthama Tarsi demands
from acknowledgment in much stronger than am
capable ofsxpreng As you propose giving some public re-
Of treating diseases Of the eye have objection that you
shall say part that have the utmost confidence IN
ability to remove durable disease and by means TOO winch
would scarcely the most delicate and mid
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES g. KETCHUM.
To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, IS Greenwich st. N. Y.
NEW YoRK, 2sth January, 1889
srAmong the individuals to whom you refer for proof
your ,kil ability Oculst, quite willing you
shall add my name having sufficient evidence in the Of
my little daughter Of the sa tender and ecacous manner
which you diseases Of the eye From blow which she
unfortunately received Of her not only became dan
gerousy named but covered with m, which alarmed
and other members Of the family BY timely application
you however, you completely cured her avery few days.
AID with very little pain As regards yoar
Balsam Of oscatelo Me benefit that it afforded family
during the last SUMNER such to warrant to recon-
mend il for any child troubled with relaxed bowels.
Respectfully yours, &c.
JOHN HARRIS, 1872 Ludlow street,
No. 40 Washington Market, Y.
To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, 80 Greenwich street
- Office from O'Clock, A. NJ 70 l2-out door patients
after IL. ml6. lmeois
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

CENTRAL OUTFITTING STORE,
No 3J3 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUAE, N. Y.
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting line,
And what is impor tant, be sure,
That untiring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Here they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class,
From the counterpart, BLANKET and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also viii fed
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best OF their kind
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Belts and Hose,
Handkerchefs, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers crowdng IN hoeks
But he need not each item rehearse.
The Suspender the Collar, the Glove,
The Pantaeon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fne as those mentioned above.
Linens, likew wise, to order made
By those who are known to excel,
And the very fair price that paid
Yields work that is always done WE'LL
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assert ment is found,
And at there be able to so
Without searching the city all round
Aa Vesng and Stock Sans in lengths to suit purchaser
m29-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
COUGH LOZENGES.


Dr. SHENANDOAH SrI you many thanks for your IN
valuable Cough Lozenges had suffered for two years
with distressing cough attended with pain In the side
&c pronounced by several physicians to be in aconrm
ed consumption and TO he past recovery heard OF your cee
brated Cough LozeHge and and purchased boxn wo
days cough relieved and felt better every and
two months time perfectly cured had previously tried
all the different Basams Of Horehound Lerwort aud peuri
yroot and all the different cough medcinesthat knew
heard Of and afforded relief until fortunately
orsd to your Lozssge' To them through the blessing OF
God life and restoration TO health Use this Tor the
benefit ofl who alike afflicted that they know where
a remedy be had that will when all others fail
Yours, SC.
MARY DOUGLAS Waverly Place
Reader the above from hundreds Of letter that have been
received from those WHO have been cured by Shermans Cough
Lozenges. Have consumption, troublesome or even
slight cough directly l66 Nassau door above
1.-THE only Mecated Lozenge warehouse American and get
box Of Dr. Sherman celebrated Cough Lorenges and they
will cure you.
that "A Sherman, NJ D.Dis the wrapper-such
the only genuine Cough Lozsnge Don't make mistake and
get any other for your life and health at stake Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the last few months
curing where all other medicines failed.
N. b. DIR. Sherman is in daily attendance
Remember the NUMBER l06 Nassau street. here be had
the greatest variety in the world, wholesale and retail a23y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26


Vert thou not born in fairy land.
Young Spirit of delight,
Or hast thou not at thy command
Some spell Of power and mightf
Enehantress. whence the wtchery
That gives each motion grace,
hna iascinates the willing eye,
While gazing on thy facet
To meve cur signs and tears at will,
To bid our hearts forget
Their troubled thoughts Of Gloom and M
To chase away regret.
To bid DER the loss darkensa heart
In early visions shine,
BY the perfection Of thine art,
Sweet Jane. this is thine.
There's magic in thy playful glance
And in thy sportive smile,
The coolest spirit to entrance,
The saddest 10 begule.
From thy sweet lip and azure eye
The azsre demons fee.
Grief does not dare TO linger nigh
Thy look Of frohc glee.
The forms which haunt our dreams in yosch
Can never come again,
Too beautiful and bright for truth,
We seek them still in vain.
Sc like art theS to these that We,
When thou dost greet view,
Forget life's dark reality
And dream its ay-dreams trse.
GnonsyR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
Inn uenua. Innusnxa!

UyHE prevailing influenza and sudden colds Immediately
relieved BY the Of J. p CARROLLs Old Establish
ed vAPOR BATHS, No IS John street. They highly
commended to the public by cf the most eminent h
Stevens Mott Mcneven Boyd Nelson Smith,
Bush Ireland SC. &c. whose letters be at the estab
lishmeat.
JPC wosd inform the public that these Baths bear no
resemblance to the Thempsonan practice thcre
danger of taking cold aler using them.
Sulphur vapor Baths also all hours OF the day. by giving
hours previous notice.
Portable Baths ang part Of the city at FIVE minutes
notice. with proper persons 10 ADMINISTER them
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hare.
Herb, all kinds aaa Syrrups Of Sarsapaa and Liver
wort fresh from the Shakers, Cor sale as above.
NpNo connection with any other establishment msOIm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

no THE ADVERTISER wishes TO dispose OF FINE
Dark BAY MARE ISL hands high, in healthy condition.
and can trot mile three and aha minutes IA harness-war
ranied perfectly kind and gentle.
in good order. - 49,
Also new Substantial and light HARNESS, which has not
been in month.
The shove can be the stable OF Mr. Charles Gala
cher in Spruce street Gold where every Information viii
be given, and will be sold together on reasonable terms e
owner being absuf 0 leave the city. a5-iws'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.

" The subscriber has taken the new House NO hoose
welt and Chatham which he has fitted uP and
furnished with neatness and convenience The iur
and fixtures entirely new, and the bar and iade wen
furnished
To clubs parties limited number Of boarders and
To travellers the New England House offers Accommodate
which the advertiser trusts wall him share Of the pub
lie patronage. M hoohs0
- .s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
DooTs, BOOTS, AT WALKER & CO.'S, soe Canal

OOOTS! BOUTS. WALKkH u CaH',
ID corner Of Hudson sree-Boets for gentemens summer
dress Just received 900 pair Of fine SEAL calf and morocco
mart with steel plates the heels for style ana COM
or these boots goaheaa any offered to the public
prices from 2.25, AIS TO $500 per pair.
Ladies' Misses and chdrens shoes OF all eocrs sorts and
.irehe United States We have just rccev
ed few pairs Of first rate French and native call skin
boots OF the latest fahion-prccs 81 to $50 per pair
Mem Rows, and Cbdren Boots and Shoes OF all shapes,
sort. and thought OF the cheapest IN the ~ed
wakr shoe 2o6 Canal Hudson street. and 2o
230 and 49, the store Greenwich street
a6-lm. WAbhbh W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26

WANT or T.-Our neighbors Of the "visiter, u
their paper Of Saturday last under the obituary heaa
express much regret at placing an estmabe lady n
the list Of morality Take care how you express
such regrets--mind your to.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORl

At No. 20 Maiden Lane,
o. WHERE may be found. BY the or yard, sspe
Of fine and low priced Broadcoths Habit
Cloths Cassimeres Summer Stuff Vevets Vestngs, Trim
mngs &c &C. The subscriber will offer the above at very
prices for cash. in order dispose Of his entire stock
yous August he will then be Obliged to remove from
his present stand n2e-3m HAAC T. THAYER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-26
GENTLEMENs
CAST OFF CLOT THING

BOUGHT, THE FULk VALUE GvEH IN Cash, 81
H. LEvETT, No. 90 Beekman st.
ng- KNOWING there are persons who make great pun
IN their for Cast of Clothing &c sc. and who
many do give the full value for the samcH L.
will those gentlemen who may have such articles BY
them who send for him, Of receiving the utmost
value in CASH for every article.
NB.-A line through the post Office otherwise, to the
above address will y,th dre attention. f-3n*