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r IFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, by VIM. Linn
- vol. Of 2s7 pages full bound with portrait; price
rs cents.
Life of jefferson, by Professor Tucker, vols. octave
price IS. Jus: received and for sale by q.
feb % F. TAYLOR.
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eomDIe,e them, are justly regarded as primary cause q
~ Isrsn, from DISSECTION for 50 long period OF inc
ssrallons Of the late collector al the port Of
New York. ,. 49,
wanting in proper discharge Of his duty Ia ONCE IN
permitting Samuel swsrtwou' late solls aa q New
York quietly TO retain The Of 1901 900 aiser being
out OF Office, under pretext Of ndemaifying himself
sgaus, claims Of importers for duties paid him under
proest and liable by him 10 be refunded, while Il was
Known 10 the Secretary Of The Treasury within few
weeks thereafter that said Swsrwout was negecling 10
refund such protest money, a. he claimed to do, and
that the same were being refunded from necessity OUT
Of other sccrung Of the Government by said
Swsrtwout's successor IN Office.
Alb. Thst the Secretary Of the Treasury has been
wanting ia proper discharge Of bis duty in Office in
permitting the present collector at New York 10 retain
under his own control and subectto his use,
mingled with said collectors private funds large and
accommodating sums Of the public money collected for
du,ies paid under protest. and against the declared opn
ion Of said Secretary, and the declared opinion Of the
Attorney General Of the United States on the subject,
also against the former ussges Of the Department. and
instead Of causing the to be paid into the Trea-
sury OF the United States.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
MosDAy. February 25.

Present % on Saturday.
No 80. John Walkerps. George Parker OF al. Ap-
peal from the circuit court Of the United States for
Washington. District Of Columbia Mr.. Justice Nc
Lean delivered the opinion Of the Court. affirming the
decree Of tbs circuit court in this cause with costs
No g. Lessee Of Margaret Lstimer ct al plaintiffs
In error, %. William Poteel The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr. Coxs for tbs plaintiff In
error and by Mr.. Webster for The defendant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow morning, ii o'clock.
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- Shorthand Writing, by E. b. Bigelow Senegrapher
small volume, filled with engravngs, price rs CENTS is
just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR. feb %
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IUEbDArt req 20.
On motion Of Mr. Clay, John o. Sargent, Esq, Of
New York, was admitted attorney and counsellor OF
this court
No S. Bank Of the United States rs. George w
Peter appeal from the Circuit Court Of the U. States
for Washington. d. c. Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered
the opinion Of the Court reversing the decree Of the
Crcui. Court in this cause, and demanding The same
for further proceedings.
No 8 Lessee Of Margaret Latmer ct al plaintiffs
in error. rs. William Poteet The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr. Webster for the defendant
in error and concluded by Mr. Coke for the plaintiff In
error.
No a. Joseph Lynch ps. Ambrose Harnsge.
No. s. Johnson Pipe the State OF Georgia, In err
ror to the Supreme Court Of the State Of Georgia The
wri.s Of error in these causes were dismissed with
costs.
No. II. VIM. Emerson's heirs, plaintiffs in error ps
Chss. II. Hall. This cause argued by Mr. Coke
for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow morning, IL O'Clock.
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS.-JOHN GARDINER,
sole Agent for the sale Of Garden Seeds raised by d.
Landreth Philadelphia and by the Society Of Shakers,
Albany has received general assortment Of Garden
Seeds Of last years growth from those establishments.
The Seeds for sale, unadulterated at GARDENERS
Seed Store f. street. between 9th and 10th, nearly OPP
poste the Catholic Church. feb l6-6t
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DOLITlCAL SKETCHES OF EIGHT YEARS
i IN WASHINGTON, by Robert Mayo, in volume,
price 81. An additional supply just received, for sale by
feb 10 F. TAYLOR.
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E "WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27
On motion Of Mr.. Grundy, John Erwin, Esq, Of
Ohio. was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
Court.
No GO. Thomas P. Moore, Us. Bank Of Metropolis.
In error to the Circuit Court United States for WASH
iiDgton, D. c. Mr.. Justice Thompson delivered the
opinion Of this Court affirming the judgment OF the
said Circuit Court with costs
No 81. William B, Bend ps. Jesse Hoyt Certif-
cate Of division from the Circuit Court United States
for New York Mr.. Justice Story delivered the opinion
Of this Court, that the plaintiff cannot back the
Of duties paid by him under the peculiar crcum-
stances Of this case aud, secondly, that the silk hose
entitled to be admitted free Of duty under the act of
I'd March, 1889
No. ss. Edward Hardy ps Jesse Hoyt. Certificate
Of division from the Circuit Court United States for
New York Mr., Justice Story delivered the opinion
ofihis Court that the silk hose exempted from the
payment Of duty by the 4th section Of the act Of the
4th March, 1888.
No. ID De Lafayette Wilcox. (U. S. plaintiff in
error, rs. Murray Mcconnell The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr. Butler for the plaintiff in
error.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock
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NEW LAW BoOKS-Just received, for sale by F.
In TAYLOR.
EdenIs Reports OF Cases in the High Court Of Chan
Gerry from 1857 to l766, two vols.
Ball and Beatty's Reports Of in the High Court
Of Chancery Of Ireland from 1907 1884, volumes in
'
Kinnes Blackstone reduced to questions and answers,
! vol.
Smiths Chancery Practice Leighs Nis Prius.
Gordons Digest Of the Laws of the U. s. and en-.
larged edition.
Peters Digest, first volumes Judge Dorsey's Tesla
meniary Law Of Maryland.
Bayly on Bills New editions (ls39) Of Chtty Con-
tracts, containing copous Of American decision up
TO the present time
- Subscriptions to the Law Library and the Jurist
mar2
NEW BOOKS.-Memoirs Of Charles Mathews, Co
i Y median, by Mrs Mathews.
Also, beautifully illustrated edition OF James Tales of
the Passions,
Are just received for sale by
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PART II. THE DEFALcATIoNs OF WILLIAM
NJ PRICE.
Conclusions Of The Committee

Conclusions Of the Committee
LIST That William M Price, as district attorney, is
defaulrer to the Government in large sum.
I'd. That his defalcations attributable to the no.
sorous responsibility and want Of character Of said
Price atihe period Of his appointment and re-sppont-
ment, and during his entire terms of office, and TO the
continued neglect Of proper and efficient discharge Of
duties at the Office Of solicitor Of the Treasury by the
late and present incumbcnis Of that Office,
PART III. THE CORRECTNESS OF THE RE-
TURNS WHICH HAVE BEEN MADE BY
THE PRESENT COLLECTOR AND NAVAL
OFFICER OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK,
RESPECTIVELY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

n. 81 The sea was smooth, and the steamer goag lsr
Noble Nausop Irou New York Tor osdis ane Lesses'
II, lat <sss Ion -, was signai'sse
Rsroign Perw.
H..,uao Nav l4-vesper Hunt, for oottenssrs 'on' 10
load fer New York.
United States Ports.
p.r. Nav sl-Arr Francis Louisa, Weno, new iornl
VIVA Purrington Randall, do Jane i-SSPs''0'' A'"'
r.rrar. Nav 25-Arr Gen, Godfrey New York; Texan
sma do; Teazer treenlow, do; 27th Cheain' Crocker
lime 4airecian Chase New York, Peqsot, Baker
a. salv Hone Baker do; Advensrer, Stoddard do Sarah
Miller. Greenaw, do cid Cohen, Moore do; Waakinco
M.y"rxrr. Nav so-Arr Imperial, Swain, NYork.
s.Irm Nav Arr Fairfield, Burr, New York; June /
Ocean, Wilkers, do, Philadelphia; May 3l-sld Spring
Bird, NYork; McDonoush, do.
uket sarah New York for Nantucket; Susas Darrow New
York. , VI
PaovpEscS June 3-Ar Superior, Luther, New York.
Mediterranean, Young, do 49, m Nv
Willard, Miller NYork; Excel, Pitman do. ,,c
PHLApELpniA June 5-Arr Joshua Sears pease Hshax'
via New York; Native Bades New YORK; cru AJAX f''
do; Shark, Stevenson do. >,y,
BALrrMoRE June Arr Hornet, Osborn, Nfork
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c., Jane l-Sld Mary fauon - nc"
York; 3-Arr Alexandria, Brtton do. nvr
PETERSBURG, Va, Nay e9-Arr Prudent, Ni"A
Cu.pTrsroY lime Arr Grafton, Smith, Nfork
EnrrTor N c. Nav 9s-spd Xalada, New York; soath
Boscn, do. - -, Co.. c..a,.x Nev
XIV Wrsr MAY l5-Arr Lucinda, Hardness, New YORK.
Mopur Nav o7-Arr Albanian, Lane, New crk; Ca
milla, Smith, do; Birmingham Robinson Li'e'poo N''
NEW ORLEANs May 23-Cpd Rob Roy, Marsh LONDON
Rochester Owen Liverpool; Nile, blanchard, haore Arr
Yasoo, Trask, New York; Alabama Berry, doi ocm.gee
Glover do Jane Ross McInosh Liverpool; Hebrew, Wh
ing Havana Independence Rich, St. JosepA Virginia. Ran
dali, Mobile.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
NEW YORK RACEs-UNION COURSE.


Thursday, June 9th.
The Two Mile Race for Wednesday having been postponed
10 this day account Of the ncemency Of the weather. both
Race u mile heats and three mile heats will take place
this day, thus presenting great attraction.
Al o'clock-Purse, s3oe-Two mile heats.
Wm r. Johnson enters b. h. Rocker, ~ Eclipse, dam
by yirzinan, five years old
= j. II. vsnmsier enter, Gu. Clarion BY Noah Eclipse,
dam By Oscar, fc.r years old.
J. Baihgate enters b. Waterloo, BY imp Victory dam
Maid Of the WILL feur years old
Immediately after-Pur,e, sSoo-Three mile heats
J. H. vannater enter, en- Trenton, by Eclipse Light.
foot, four years cid
= David Mcdaniel enters b. vaht, by imp Leviathan,
four years cid.
Robsrt L. stevens ch Tornado, BY ECLIPSE, dam
Polly Hopkins four years old.
Friday four nil. day and the last Of the msetsg with
three races.
For tho purse Of $1,000 four mile heats Bosu Baie pey-
ton, and Decatur will start
Zach othe above named horses have four heat IN
der a. Boston Ran the Union Course In 7a0 Decatur
over the Washington track al ard Bsie Peyon over the
Central Course IA Bae Peyon has beaten th,
spring four d two three feur mile
heats, no, yet having met Boston.
ALExR. L. Bolts,
je6 " DAVID H. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
PRICELESS FRECKLEsi FRECKLEsN

THE prevalence of Freehcs tho human face and neck
i mmemorisi been not only assoying. bat
decided dr ynsm the human Dndy, and n II atty
log that ec,ss dspsrser has " sstb found
10 wysths celebrated Ms 81 Roses which has stood
valea sud unequal ed In Engsnd Fraace and America
nearly So years The billy Of the removal ~ Freckes
has becn deri.d by ard well may, IS many wholesale
arugg s and others have at emeivrs 10 tnua6atng the
counuy With mixture o. gum aud waer msauactured at
Boston and other places MIA ~ Roses, which the
pusc easily detect by us havng the appearance efms
ihrown ino without the rch party ans creamy
possessed by the original The following repest
bic letter Is selected prove ell he above
. Bergen, New Jersey, May Ill., las
sir-Atth, rssu.a az my brother william, have gree,
pleasure In saiog that have beet muck frecksd and
tanned face aud asck o upwrds - seven yesrs.
sss recommended your MIA 81 Rnsvs have one
asd feel rsy pleased In sayisg that Ner the use Of Tor
month Tree from every bemish on ely SKIN and
my complexion chsnged for the better
Esher Osd.n Bergen Nj
while wyeths MIN of Roses sectu,ly destroys Freck
also speedily pivpes bstches, scales hne
suru tan, chafag &c perfect luxury after
having where ere smartng redness and tendern
OF the skip, and toilet dressing case can be pe
witsous It. Warranted to certain 70 mineral subsuce.
For sale by the proprietor wyeth Sb8 Hudson 81 and
A IL h D. sssds, 20 and ie0 Fatoa ~ and A reta ny
CAFE, 4l9 Broadway G r. Ring, e4 srosdWa-. q Lind
IS sixth Avenue syme 81 tnu -, Bs~ery, ard
drug dcy goods. fancy sad pernn ~ stores IN America
Engl and and France.
Ir sure 10 an for and "wyeths Mia Of R,sess
nestly up IN hotties, Nth gold printing 90 ound =
Essmiwe the article which Il not wrapped up paper t. de-
ceve the ru,ls. is6lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

NTIBLOs GARDEN AND NEW SALOON.-THURs-
that this Establishment is open for the SEA-
SON.
Havaha engaged for limited number Of nights, and will
make their appearance this evening" and will perform
Thursday Friday, and Saturday Of this week.
During the recess new and elegant SALOON has been
built opening into the Garden by spacious galleries. where the
charms Of music will receive delight from the fragrant
breeze from plants and fowers. The seats backed
cushioned with rich danask The establishment and dec
executed By that celebrated artist siGNOR CA
PELLI
The greatest attention ha, been paid TO veaang the
building which the most unique and elegant CO
The GARDEN, FLOWER BEDS, AND WALKS, are
newly laid and enlarged Lemon, Orange and Lime trees
interpreted with choice and pleasing variety 81 Shrubs
Plants and Flowers Refreshing jets Of water will issue from
the Grolto Fountain richly diversified by thousands Of
and brilliant transparent lamps lately imported direct Pa
r to mpart air of enchanmeH to the coup dae Of the
favorite resort
The PROMENADE SALOON in III. Garden win be OPEN
this for affords pleasant retreat Tor
Ladies when the weather is at all damp. N@#
Artists Of the highest celebrity in every department enga
gd TO or succession Of pleasing novelties throughout the
aud no expense Will be spared to render The Harden
fashionable and attractive resort,
Proprietor has the pleasure that he has
ceeded making engagement Tor three nights with that
MRS f. sEGUIN from the Theatre, Royal, Covent Oar
den, and Drury Lane.
Arrangements have also been concluded with
MRS. C. T. HORN whose chae style Of singing has elic-
ted > much admiration in this city.
MR. c. H. HORN that distinguished singer and composer,
il engaged for limited number Of nights.
NIX Il. BiSHOPis also engaged, hrst
pearance in New York since hi. from the South
MR. s. MAYNARD, from the London Concerts, will assist
at these entertainments.
The following artists Of acknowledged talent will form the
Orchestral department. =
kfessrs. Pazxa and Eugene Feseon first vion-Mesrs-
Ty and Damhant second vionhers Borra and Berndes,
enors-Mr Moorhouse voiincslokr Casolani contra ba
so-Mr Rsmea fue-Aesrs. Myers, and Ysnstane clario
netsMesas Munson, and Leis, bornsMr Woter, trumpet
solo, (s first appearance at this Garden)-Ar Berger from
bone-Mr. Petsrschen, ympan.
Solo rerfsrmers--signor Ranetta, nute--Mr. Myers,
cIarioDet-Nr Woter, trumpet
GRAND CONCERT BY the above distinguished talent,
will be gvenon -
MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
Great addition will be made TO the Orchestra during the
SON. to produce on scale OF snequaed grandeur,
CONCERTS A LA Mustard,
which has caused such a brtat IN Losdon and Paris.
The Entertainments will be given every evening in the week
(Sundsys escepted)
Civil efficient Officers will be in attendance TO preserve
good order aud prevent the admission Of improper persons
No postpsnement on account OF unisvorable weather
Tickets 90 cents
Doors open al 1.-THE entertainments 10 commence at 8
o clock.
Omnbus.e, will and from the City Hotel TO the GAR
den, during the evesing. Jeoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tyrell; or, the Bitter
IN Blood, by q. r. James, Esq.
Deerbrook, novel, by Harriet Nartineaa.
Sketches OF Public Characters, BY Lord Broughan.
The Phantom Ship, BY Captain Maryatt-priee only fny
cents.
Cbevelry; or, the Man Of Honor, BY Lady Bulwer.
Torte,a, the Usurcr, play, by N. Willis, Esq.
Harry Franco Tale OF the Great Panic For sale at the
Book Store and Circulating Library Of
je6-Ir CHARLES J. FOLSOM. 40 Fulton It,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
FIRE WORKS.

10 FOURTH OF JULY.-The subscriber, the old
tabshed aecst Tor the U. s. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire work.) offers 10 the public complete assortment
faree and small Fire works. Ger the approaching celebration
o the glorious Fourth ofJuy consisting Rockets q vasu
.ire. with Headings OF Gold Silver Rain Stars serpea
Crimson Fires Re- suns Fans Pyrami d. Palm Trees Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with Psi. and illuminated centres
wheels, Signal Lights Pigeons, Roman Candles, Italian Stream
Snakes. Nests. Flower Pots, serpeus Snakes Scroll and
Pin Wheels Bengclas, Spur Frs GrasshoPPer, Blue Lights
Torpedoes, Pulling Crackers &c. &c
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sires
Parties committees Of arrangement country rerchasts city
venders asd Others. supplied usual with article. warranted
and at Laboratory fixed rrse.. H. fVELlN,
jeeir al Fulton street, near Greenwich.
TVHE TEETH TIE TEETH! THE TEETH.-Im.
i portant 10 the Eating world.-Davids Incompatible
Compound Creosote Tooth Wash recommended TO all who
wish keep their Teeth white and ceanAn agreeable vege
table possessing emncnt degree the proper
" o cleansing whitening and preserving the Teeth
pongy and diseased Guns TO natural and healthy state, pur
6e se mouth wecteus the breath and excellent preven
tive for and cure Of the Tooth Ache and remedy the
Canr and the various affections OF the mouth and throat
whether oecasoned by the use Of mersuras or otherwise ~
This composition contains no substance IN the least pu
rioss.
will be attached 10 the label on the bottle IN hrs hand
writing .
her Of the Medical Society % the city and couHy Of New
York Of the L,eeum Of Natural History Sc Se long known
and distinguished scientific Dentist and, an eminsntly
successful operator the teeth and and TO whom the
r premsm awarded Tor improvements ~ Dental Surge
~ and Incorruptible Artificial Teeth"
To PuRLfc.-Mr. A. Dasids. thems', hss
my inspection and examination, his "Conpound Creosote
Tooth Wash" together with sataogus Of the articles com
posing the
The preparation has my approval and cordially recon
mend the my medical BRETHREN an excellent pre-
scrpon after course Of salvation or Tor 'sre mouth
pungncss and looseness Of the gums, and various 81
the mouth and throat TO patients IN general a. an excren
detergent for the ee pleasant and agreeable oon 70 Keep
the month clean, the gums healthy and the breath sweet and
fragrant.
shall add the Compound creoso,e Tooth wash to the
liz, &C my pharmaceutical preparations and keep the genuine
M mann fac nrp.c
6ce, Cor the convenience of my many patiesis.
New York, May at. 1870.
JONATHAN DODGE, MD
No. Chamber STREET. Now York.
THADDEUS DAVfDS, Manufacturing chemist,
iee IL 2ts Pearl street. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
ABE BATH,
NO. SO CHAMBERS STREET.

Warm, Cold, ShOteer, and other Baths.
This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm
provenen and now in SUGGESTED operation. 1t has rs
Chambers street, and extends through to Reade, opposite
Elm street, giving the 6ne hall of 50 feet immense advan
tage for air and the beautiful perspective extending the Length
of Elm street. and exhibiting lively picture moving
rams view Of popuous city, which have excited the adnra
Of all who it, The whole Of the
Bath tasteful rch and convenient, and is said TO bear
favorable comparison with the establishments Of the kind
in Europe The front Chambers street is three stories high
and has much architectural beauty The interior about
80 for Bathing and connected with the ladies' bathing
apartments (Which entirely distinct from those for gentle
mes neatly furnished parlor for their accommodation.
NB-The pablo are requested call during the week pre-
vous Saturday and Sunday and they will find muck
more to their convenience aAd comfort.
CHARLES G. STOPPANL Proorietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

90 To prevent the HAIR in all cases, from falling off,
turning gry-to the hair that has faeno
fecuay all Scur and Dandr frsm the head-to keep
hair in the healthy soft and ,sy state free from
greasy sppearanceLades and Gentlemen advised
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS, OR MEDI
GATED COMPOUND"
s virtues testified by thousands who it daily well
from the fact that has superseded every other preparation
the teilets Of the beau monde.
To be had of the proprietor, al h Hair Cutting Rosws
Corner 81 Fulton AND Broodray.
ie6.l And Of his appointed AGENT al the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
THE HUMAN HAIR.

nIy- The great celebrity Of" CLIREHUGH'S TRlCOPH.
EKOUS, OR INDICATED COMPOUND for the growth
and Of the hair rendered it to
point the following Agents meet the demand, viz
j. b. Dodd, Druggist of Beccker aud Broadway.
Vim. Minor, Druggist Franklin House, Broadway.
Mrs. King Bookseller, Fulton street.
Mrs. Mcguire, Comb store, Broadway.
Eugene Russell, Perfumer rs Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
Get, Hairdreser, 81 South Fourth st., Philadelphia
J. Oakley, Druggist, Reading, Penn
j. Parker Hardresser Gadsbys Hotel, Washington, d. ID.
II. Oakley, Druggist King St., Charleston, sc.
A. Giles, st. Louis st., New Orleans.
Messrs Doeaon Sassard Hair dresser opposite fremont
House, Boston. El
And Of the Proprietor " CLIREHUGH, Hair Cutter cor.
Fulton and Broadway, up stairs.
All applications agencies must be post PAID, with city
reference. je6-lt
ITO THE LADIEs-The following goods offered this
day at astonishing low prices for cash-sPlendd Nous
lame de LANES pure wool Memphis Lan rich with
mask figures blue black figured silks only 5 3D. per yard
splendid Parasol, Pongees Is Per yard Hosiery wonderful
cheap embroidered silk only 3d. ane white cotton
Is and D. 3D. Par ribbons quantty millinery goods
the trade SC. Sc. SC. at MILLER SUTTONS
Iii Spring St., cor. OF Sullivan.
N B. The lowest price first positively abae.
ment dse6-lt
A GENT FOR THE SALE OF PATENT RIGHTS
IA No. LOT Fston street. New York HENRY offers
Ter sale Woodworhs New Improved Planning Tonsuing and
Growing Machines will plane tongue and 1890 to 1900
boards per day Hanilton valuable Saving Machine
do much work ~ possibly do with the
axe Heywards CoDcave and Convex Stave Machine yalu
able and improved Single Machines together with all the Pa
vi value For particulars apply to the
Agent as above. dsje6t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

HUNTERS RED DRoP-For the of the "
disease The subscriber has great satisfaction in
nendng this valuable medicine to all persons afflicted the
above disease. He does not offer this quick with
the hope Of deeeiying intelligent community, but
contrary he feels acuaed with strong desire beneSt all
those who may be abourng under the above truly
complaint II is interesting fact that the
great demand for this medicine and the number Of
have been sold for the last four years. that
failed Prompne certainly and safety its known
aeer throughout the Union Remember, the only place. D
vision st.. Price 81 per bottle
js6-It DR.. u. LEvIsON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
BOYLE'S ACADEMY,

For Book Keeping, Mercantile Writing and Short
Hand 2lS 6reentcich street, (near Barciay)
ID OOK-KEEPING by Double and Single Entry taught
I'D the approved system and the faithful attention
devoted TO pupils DESTROYS of acquiring correct and rapid
knowledge of the science with the view of qualifying them
selves for the ing house and mercantile pursuits
SYSTEMATIC WRrIsG-The most awkward writing
formed very short time easy, graceful lady
bed and rapid business hauo
SHORT HAsD-Ths delightful cence may be readily
qured in few simple lessons and the study Of il will be
found upon trial. to be agreeable it useful and Hpo
tant.
Ladies taught in separate rooms.
For terms apply at the Academy. jeo It