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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18
GALLERY OF Fashion, FOR
HAIR CUTTING. SC.

Corner Of Fulton AND Broadway, entrance fro Fulton)
NLIREHUGH, HAIR CUTTER, has just completed arran-
he win receive the first specimens Of every fashion adopt
ed for the season. that they will appear New York stimuli
taneously with those Of London and P.ris.
NEXT TO the advantage of having fine head Of hair the
importance OF having wei cut and this branch Of his arr
Crehush stands pre-emiuen His system OF cutting
beauty rendered truly ornamental The des and sxsc
ten differ en,rclp from the usual practice cutting
adopted here also the expedition geneaess with wheS
The operation performed. The first artists In London and
Paris have acknowledged its utility and adopt in thsir psac
Gee BY the beau monde IL has been denoninated scienNe
Stage its elegant and classic add dignity and
grace to the whole contour OF la fefe Humane
The patronage already extended him the ntrodue
ton Of his ystem and the nateng BY
all Who have under the magic Of his touch
induces him TO invite all gentlemen who either study personal
the auremens OF fashion, place their hair
der his charge assured that trial will prove his superiority
over all other competitors.
Private Rooms for HAIR Cutting, and fitting Wigs. SIC
ID HEUMATisM. RHEUMATISM! RHEUMATIsM.
N -BURNETTs Rheumatic Mistsre and Vegetable
Syrup have sved from the authenticated ave
thousand persons the only known remedy for and chro
mic Rheumatism the worlds also for white dwellings, govt
prans bruises uumbnss and seess Of the joints Iumbago,
weakes the ba,k knee JOINTS from too rapid growth Of the
plant mercuriaI Diseases female Irregularities croula 6
any other disease. .Nf sM#& 81 =
getabe Syrup has been found freaest stren-
thercr and puryer discovered In truth has ceered
the friends q thousands Who but for m sole agency wsud
have that from whence Prepared
and for sale by L. Burnett an w Herw N Bowey Alse
for sale BY b. d. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street. and al
tine fumery 81 Canal street Mrs Booth 60 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, and Thomson, North ID street Williams
burrh. s22-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

4, HEAP-Piilsdelphiao Penns, lvapia Baltimore Prov.
~ oence, Rhode Island, New York Safety Fund, Red
Dog Red Back Notes taken for the following goods less
price than al other estabhmen of which srticie
have the largest assortment IN America:
Grocer Articles; Teas asserted Chops; Brandes French;
Segars Spanish Spices Dyewoods aud Dyers Articles In
digoes Bental and spsDis Hater and fsrrer Articles
Drugs Nee icnes; Lar Oils Winter and Fall Strsned
do do do do do Bieschtd Lins. ed Oil, Dutch and Eng
sh; Olive Oil in casks, bettys and baskets White Lead,
Dry and ground in OIL Paints and Panter' Articles; Win
dow Glass assorted size, &c kcFor sale in lots 70 suit
). G. MORRISON SON, iso & les ore.nwich 81.
Between Fulton and vessy sb the North River aide,
New York nl2-lm
DARTIcULAR NOTICE MOFfITTs LIFE MEDi-
L CINES-The unparalleled and Steadily increasing de-
mand for the LIFE PILLS and PHENx BlTTEks has
eed Mr. MoFFAT enlarge his laboratory Ia be en,bed
his orders He would inform his
friends and patients that having erected convenient build
ings in the Of his PRINCIPAL OFFICE, SIS Broad.
ie prepared TO supply orders TO exsn either for
THE LIFE MEDICINES are also rstailed as above.-
Price Pills, Is cents per boz Phenix Bitters, u per
bottle.
The Life Medicines may also be obtained OLA. b. ID.
Sands u Fulton md William streets Chastney I44
Bowery; Mhar ls3 B, oidwsy; DR. Leeds Cherry street.
corner of Roosevelt street. Dr. Lee 1913 Madison street;
aud Fifth h. NJ Guion. Of Bowery and
Grand street and AL Grand street DR.. r. b. soger hsu-
A. Rogers, No. i07 West Broadway; Mira No
garet HA, ooklyn; Scott Dunnng Jersey City, tosAer
ofGreene and Montgomery street
The Life Medicines may also be had OF the principal
Canadas Ask for N4nsts Life Pills and Phenr Bitters;
and he that fac smile Of Joha Monzts signature
upon the label Of zach bottle Of bers and box Of pills.
o24.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

Qy- DR.. B. e EVERETT sIprlzes the public that ne.
ccntpne his successful treatment odases BY cafe ana eHcsg
ciou, remedies He relies manly upon vegetable preparation
or the cure Of those diseases 10 which he attends.
DR.. Evcrenew and valuable TRUSS Cor Hernia or Run.
turr combines the joint operation &C springs upon ts
rupture pad aud thereby gives equabe force retains
The int time under all possible nesons attitudes IL he.
gives security when spelled lie aIso keeps sskss
approved Patent Tru.ses which skifully applied inA
kasbsr, silk Cotton and LINEN suspensory Rsndage pre-
apus ami Bandagse Russia Bolts FOR weakness in the oins
and back the truly celebrated AbdoDips supporters To-
proved BY DR. Knight for the Of Falling Of the Womb
recommended by all the first Surgeons IN the United States
and Europe Numerous have been entirely cured BY
them after having been confined 10 their room for
Co There entrances 70 this efceoae from ale
Broadway door 70 the entrance or The American Muse
and from No Avn street 6rsi door from Broadway
B. Letters from al distance, being post raid
will receive Immediate attention. o1elms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

Sc HONESTY rs THE BEST POLICYr-An old aud
III true maxim There better sign OF person be
ing satisfied with article than this wbes the purchaser
eomnends his friends the place This proved @
the fact With On. GARDNER; wo-,hrds 81 the patients
have had both here and elsewhere have b,
their friends they would TO me- told fT
Yes would have justice done me-" aud safely
that person shall dissatisfied that follows dree
TONS Al advice free Of charge Disease stage
matter hsw long contracted. is efeeaay cured The
money returned The Medcne be had at One Dollar
kette Of Dr. H. s. Gardner 81 Beekman sIreet MA lw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

TNFALLlBLE CURE For 0---a-Morgans Gem.
pound Bassnic Pills. certified being the safest pecdies
and agreeable ~ Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Or Eioson Surgeons Lawrence keaie Brode sir Charles
BEL NC For sale by sPPoiamepi BY A. D D. Sands, sss
Broadway Church Chamber. GA Broadway So
$40 Rowery, Burnett Horw IL Bowery corner Carmne
and Bedford street. % 9th Aveaue. and Rurnetts Patent
Medicine store 81 Canal street Price 81 per bottle
y. r. Observe tho sesl"J. NJ on each c21sm
ITO LADIES AND GESTLEMEN-vERY fMPOR
taniThe fashion Of the day. Whoever desires 10 i'm.
prove their health and appeasne. may apply a. almost any 81
the Fancy Stores or Others al the thew
CUTANEOUs BALsOM, which Is very catering. and
by rs 10 get also husband . wife. lover
friend, admirer We know this 10 be positive tran,
ation OF its virtues. and the call FOR IL great a. m se
brity The mandatory cannot supply sufficient quantity
TO meet the demand Orders oc from all the States around
and ready fash 10 paid BY those who retail A. Il /. an nss,i
mabe established uefr article for The purpose. for which
designed IL brea FOR food and Every
body warrants 10 effect radical cure. Dr. Foptan,S
CUrANEoUs BALsOMsa aluabIe Wash for every bird
Of rape or Erurons OF the face and neck 10 which youth
generally subject and IN beauty 10 the skin and
preserve it, blcom and health II IL also most fashion able
popular srce viii both sexes who freely use IA 10 clear
and expand their skin, and thus preserve Juvenile appear
by preventing wrinkles the forehead aud face
changes, wl'time and in its us the bownh
Sold IN man, rlsce, all through the Union but ooh
FOR cosnisreers snd rogues. II mar be had also wholesale
and retail, q, DR. FONTAfNE,s Once sisn Of the Good
sassrssn mafray street TIVE doors from Broadway ni.'
HOhl COAL!l COAL The heapess aud hes, srti-
- cs y The shape Of Goal for ahost e
foot OF Beach street. and s selling very low price Of
per Ton, delivered free from carriage part of The cry
Consumer are " call and essmss for them
selves M fIau ,af M EFT fat s<sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

CO. TO THE PUBdC.-We call the special attention Of
ne public 70 inducements held by SYLVESTER c.
100 Broadway for investing in real estate situated in New Or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pious DAvic
dale Of the Journal Of Commerce. good
showing that the affair in question possesses the entire
Of the those persons
any doubts, call Sylvester Co. who are desrou
,f giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply
inquiries made. eli
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

ITO Ship and Steamboat owners, Joipers, Archiiec
j Builders, Piano Forte makers, Sc-Silver Plated aud
Engraved No Plates for Numbering church steamboat
berhs ship state he Also silver plated piano forte
plates made and engraved order in STYLE BY
RoBERrs, silvr Platter nd Door Plate Manufacturer, lo
Bowerv nf.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

DEwARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of any
- kind, hut always bear in mind that any medicine that 10
counerfeed must q fsebe valuable Remember the only
place IN New York for the sale Of the genuine Hunters Red
Drop i No. 465 Pearl st. door north OF Chatham.
Price 81 per vial. o25 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

dc IN REWARD.-Stoen, from the foot of Fulton
- NJ North River, Saturday night last, from the bate
undertook Captain stephens Yawl Boat painted with
black streak the top aud streak about four five
inches wde with green bottom She had small chain in the
stern about five feet long, and painters in the bowhe Odd
painter stranded strand the when
taken, perhaps about feet long Whoever will the
said boat shall be entitled u the above reward.
nls-lw' J. STEPHENS r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

LrOR PURS THE BLOOD AND CHATTING
Appstts Ihssa Pin, which - snsn11y euscs
Tor pains in the head and bowsl have bssn bssrs
Pseaic fer tweoty S - well known that IL -
Psissee dss.e usnscsy 70 Publish any eft hs hosss
which can b procured. d their scaey fro. emf
DR.. Dsvenpertb CslsbEatsd Eye WsHsv which he's bssr
thoroughly proved for thirty ysa - mia sas 81 pssd3
curs Cor ali diseases Of The syss. ~ r $3.50
Lkewse that valuable Itch Oiatnsat prepared By J. whsa
and 50 long TO DC speedy Tor thst oossms
disease, and for all kinds OF pmpl.s the skn F
The above valuable medicines for sale in this city By
Co, and Others. II sage78 ~ .s
Al orders directed 10 GEO. DIXON, Dsdham, Mas, win
b promptly attended to. @11s s 80 ~ -1 jelO-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

BOSTON CRACKER BAKEkY-WIliam Bond % Orch
- ard street Grand would inform the public that he
manufacture The Boston, soft and hard crackers superior
style the only place hey made the cy likewise Bu,
ter and Sugar crackers Soda aud Mix Biscuit and Pilot bread
as 2n&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

L. EMOVAL-Th Office for the sale Of the celebrated
n Hunters Red Diop i removed a65 Pearl door
north Of Chatham Buy nothing uRder the any where
else you get deceived Price 81 per vial. ol5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

9ShERRY's AsfRlNGENT FILLS! Celebrated for
" radical Of certain obstinate complaint aterthe
failure Of Capvi Cubebs injections and experiments The fol.
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity. snI
" New York, May 9th 1855 Hotel, Broadway.--The
writer when in his city from Charleston last spring
half dozen boxes Of Dr. Cherry Pl order some who
have been one Responding like himself he truly states that
after having for five years previously ysny tried all kind. Of
medicines injections bougies. change Of air, &C Il Is now
than ten months since his cure and he weighs TIA
pounds. while last spring lie only weighed 100 pounds"
Fer sale wholesale and retail By A. B. o. Sands 70 and
100 Fulton and the following Drug Of Chambers
and Broadway Of Church and Chambers 6s and $50
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL IL Bowerv GA Broadway
Carmne and Bedford IS Sixth Avenue and Burnetts
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81.
ID am-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18
&knn If IT FAiLs-LEROY's FRENCl
Sm N2XUy SPECIEIC.=Ths sreat Spec6c Of Docto

4POOV SrECltlC.-The great SPecnc Oh Dos'or
Jerome Leroy Of Paris the ecctua and rapid cure ever
known for certain diseaee.
Those who wish to avoid qack assuns and cure them
selves with little trouble without liability OF exposure VIII
find this sdcne we'll suited their II requires no
change Of DIET and does affect the BREATH which pre-
vents the possibility Of discovery while using It,
Besides this important advantages never leaves the parts
subject the troublesome that SO eften after
the Of other medicine and IL taken in the first age OF the
disease will discharge and remove all unpleasant
feelings in few days In long, protracted or chrome stages
ofthe disease obstinate ges female complaints or weak
Of these organs without doubt the most shectual re-
medy and has cured obsnae cases after
every other medicine failed Of this kind OF more
than standing recently cured In two weeks ~ this
specific after upwards of hundred dollars had been spent for
Medical advice and Medicines without effect In fac IT as
with all stages of the disease that we
challenge be produced that will not cure under
forfeit ef $500.
Each bottle full description Of the diseases, and all the
necessary directions for beth sexes the English and French
81 BOTTLE arge Bottles Of double sire
81 SOY .
03- For sale only at the agents Office, No IS Nassau
STREET doors from Fulton Cup sairs) office open
until 8 o clock in the evening. sIo SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

90 FoR SALE As ABOVE, Rev. J. CovERT's Balm 81
Life which highly recommended by the physicians ard
Others az n remedy Cor COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUME
TON BRONCHITIS and all diseases Of the Lungs and Wind
pipesee circulars containing testimonials of the highest
respect ABILITY which be had above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18

nR AMOS q. HULL'S OFFICES VESEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted 10 the Of Hernia and Proapsus
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate Of the
University Of this State, in constant attendance.
This establishment fayorably this city for more
than 10 years. patroaised BY the medical faculty. whose
good opinions its highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining the SUPPORTER be had calling
as above 4VESEY STREET, Aston HOUSE.
s6n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-18
SHAWLS AND CLOAK

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fFh ndCa oe
low %
sheeigs Blanket.
5p for cash
20
20 Gand,u
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
IN SENATE,

ttlsft MONDAY, Jan. 70.
The VICE PRESIDENT presented report from
the Secretary of the Treasury upon the subject Of
the gold and silver imported into the United States,
and the amount coined in the United States. Laid
on the table.
Several important memorials were presented, and
among them; two by Mr. LINN, of Missouri-the
one from citizens Of the Oregon Territory, dated
in March, 1888, and signed by 36 citizens; the me-
mortal states important facts in regard to the Terri
tory, and the petitioners pray for protection. The
memorial Of Mr.. Fleishmann, Of Washington, was
presented upon the subject of the manufacture of
Beet-root Sugar, and on motion of Mr.. DAVIS, OF
Mass, who warmly conn ended the subject to the
attention Of the Senate, five thousand extra copies
were ordered 10 be printed.
On motion of Mr.. BENTON 5000 extra copies of
the Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury upon
the subject of gold, &c. presented this morning.
were ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. ALLEN, of Ohio, presented two memorials
which were referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs; one Of them prayed the repeal of the law
Of last session, upon the subject of the Northern
Frontier, and the other, that Congress would de-
mand satisfaction from Great Britain, for the de-
struction of The American steamer Caroline.
Mr.. ROBINSON presented the joint resolutions of
the Legislature Of Illinois, upon the subject OF raising
the inundated lands which have been the cause Of the
recent severe illness in Illinois
Memorials were presented upon the subject Of ex-
tending the Navy Pension Fund to officers and sea-
men employed in revenue cutters. Referred to Com
mittee on Naval Affairs
Several reports were made from committees and
among them, one for the defence OF the Western
irontier from the mouth OF the Saline to Fort SHELL
ing, on the Western frontier Mr. LINN reported
tnis Dill by leave and another for the defence of the
Oregon Territory
AT one o'clock the Senate took up the bill from
Mr., BENTON, for repeating the duties on salt and
! the oounties granted BY Congress to fishermen.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
THE NEW YoRK FRAUD.

The Globe, of Saturday night says the amount
taken by SwARTwouT, during the first quarter Of
1887, was $540,000 in which there was, in bonds
unaccounted for, $497, 1886 80; and that this was
prior to the suspension. 1t then inquiries
If these bonds were collected by the banks, how
could Swartwout appropriate half million in one
quarter to his own use, Withholding so much from
the credit of the Treasurer of the United States,
without the knowledge of the banks
II they were collected at the custom-house, did
not the merchants know they were paying them con-
trary TO the regulations of the Treasury
Where did this $4,000 go2
How many of the credit system friends of Swart-
won't share in it'll
Suppose these bonds had been collected by banks,
under the regulations of the Treasury Department,
the amounts as paid were passed to the credit of
Swartwou and were subject to his control and dis
position. The banks had no control over Mr.. S..
nor were either OF them employed by the Treasury
Department to act the part of an epion over him.
And suppose the bonds were collected at the custom
house, what right had the payers question the pro-
priety of the act of the Collector Had the Trea-
sury Department ever informed the merchants that
they must not pay their bonds there, but must pay
them at bank only2 No; never.
"Where did this $4,000 go9" That's the ques-
ton. A question which the people call upon those
swer
What has the credit system" to do with Mr..
Swartwous defalcation and abstraction of the pub
lie money! Nothing whatever. Depend upon it,
the people will not be led away by these imsy ar-
fees from the question: which is who is it that
has permitted this plumber of their treasure Who
ever il has been will be shown, and he or they will
be held responsible to the country.
There is not a man. whether in or out Of Office,
shown to have participated APPROPRIATIONS frauds, or
abuses of any kind, that we are not willing to see
exposed and punished; nor will we defend, any one
whose culpable negligence, connivance has in any
degree contributed to the success of the actual de-
pTedators. Further, we hold II the duty of every
citizen to contribute all he can to the detection of all
wro ng- doors against the Government
The above is from the Globe Of same date. We
hold the official organ to it. Let us see if it will
fulfill its pledge, not TO "detend any one iohoe cal-
pable negligence or continuance has in any degree
contributed TO the success of the actual depredators"
However much we are disposed, generally to con-
denim those who condescend to act the part Of in
formers, yet agree with the Globe, that it is "the
duty of every citizen to contribute all he TO the de-
lection of all aoroag-doers against the Government"
for hold that the acts of such aorong doors are
crimes against the country, which every wellwisher
of it is bound in duty to do his utmost to expose
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02

Under this caption the Globe of Tuesday night,
has an article, from which we take the following. It
says:
We begin to have better opinion of Virginia
Whgery than Of Federal Whigerv in general
There seems TO be at least show Of honor and con
slstency ini Is unwilling 10 cast off its old and
tried leaders and arrange itself under the banner of
renegade whose only governing principle is !" the
spOilS Of Office"
Mr. RTyEs +" a RENEGADE, whose only governing
principle is The spoiis Of officer II any thing were
wanting to prove the reckless disregard OF truth and
facts ythe editor ofhe Globe in the duties that have
been assigned him. it is to be found in the utter des-
ttution of the truth in the above, which he must
have known when he penned the article.
II isaf fact, known TO many here, though 1t may
not be generally known THAT'S afler Mr. RvEs re-
signed his seat in the Senate in 1884, being in
structed by the Virginia Legislature, GENERAL JACK
SON wrote TO Mr.. RIvEs and offered him any situation
he might choose in his Cabinet, or any where else
within his gift Although in the highest degree
fattering to Mr.. RHEs, he declined accepting any
thing whatever, that was thus rendered to him.
Again, it is a fact, known TO many that Mr.. Van
buren, invited Mr.. RIvEs to accept of the War De-
partment with understanding thar, the Seereta-
ship of the State Department would soon thereafter,
become vacated he should then be transferred to
that; under the belief that it would be more accep-
table to him. This, also, Mr.. RvEs declined
Notwithstanding all these facts, the official organ
Of Mr.. VAN BUHss has the hardihood 40 come for
ward now, and charge Mr.. RIvEs with being RENE
oADE, and governed by no other principles than
"the spoils of officer Comment is unnecessary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-02
Mr.. DAVIS spoke at some length in reply to Mr..

MT. DAVIS spoke al some IenBtn IN IePU !" M
BENTON.
Mr.. DAVIS spoke for nearly two hours, and en-
tered large into various historical matters connect
ed with the salt tax and fishing bouniies lie ci'ea
many important facts favorable 10 the fishermen OF
New England; and opposed Mr.. BEETos's PHI ior
Mr.. BENTON rejofned, and spoke at some length
In reply TO Mr. DAVIS.