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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02
=, Them that such Giro

..,re, them that such eIrcnm-
Using as '.;,t' a, this particular shop,'hey
Stances eA', a"cordin,ly." Such are the
select ao, Of the old trndesman alluded Gs TO-
opinions. '" ore certainly supported by fact;
and 'nsy ,oypr an extensive or regular sys'
for "n he Advertising is prac'ised' and no
TEN o. of uncomfortable cIrcum'
b'ch 'D. eyst, it is usually seen to be at
stances 18th v a considerable share Of sue
tended | nos feature in the philosophy OF
cess o must be carefully attended To.
the ' ~, and unfrequent system oil adver-
A Ia," does no, succeed eve" in proportion
'i' mink J|'l deep or taste not the P'er'a"
sptins."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02

DIR. THOMAS GLASKiN,
HhFFERS his professional services to
q " tho citizens of franklin and its
vicinity. Office opposite the franklin
Hotel.
Franklin, Holmes County, Miss.
Sept 81 IS CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02
Circuit Clerk.

HENRY morton,
WILSON A. iURDoM
Jo-EPm A. THOMAS,
JONI w CowAy.
Dr.. JosEpu TnoMrs N.
Coz Thomas DURHAM.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02
COUNET'T HEDE TrEOTg.
All NOVEMBER, 1889

N% SsN @r - -AzrS .ss.s u n szs ~ LsE a
AT NOVEMBER, 1889.
Representative.
THOMAS L. LAND.
SAMUEL SAMPLE.
w. }. FRAYsIER.
JONI VI. MOORE.
Sheriff.
OTHo w. I'EALL,
JAMES ii. COOPER.
jon TAYLOR.
l'UGu w. DAVIS.
EDMUND prRssELL.
JAMES G. BoLGs.
LEWIS G. GALLAwAY.
j. ID. WYATT,
'"'"' ! 'o'"'
nENNA noHT'N'
"ilsoN ~ UkDoA
Jo.EpH A. THOMAS,
JONI w. CowAY.
DR.. JosTpu Tun,5ps,N
SOL, HOMAS DUkUAM.
.,r,u yv,,so,
JAMES NJ. DYER.
w. L. CouRrs.
Probute Clcyh.
A. r. EpRlYGr5y
S.II. BAUGuy,
G.. BENJAMIN.
LouIs p. LoMAx.
JONI NJ UoLlIycswonru
r.. C.1,.,,.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02
Tar Collector.

WILLIAM VI. DURroN.
ABNER ERwIN.
JosEpn Walton.
JAMES q. DoTY,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02

4 J.. EDRlNGr5H,
:. III. BAUGHN,
G.. BENJAMIN.
LOUIS u LoMAx.
JONI Nj. iIoLLINGswoRTm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02

OTHo W. I}EALL,
JAMES ii. Cooper.
jon TAYLOR.
liUGu w. DAVIS.
EDMUND prRssELL.
JAMES G. BoLEs.
LEWIS G. GALLAwAy,
j. ID. WYATT,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02

ALyAU WILSON.
JAMES VI. Dyer.
w. L. CouRrs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-11-02

PROBATE Judge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

. 4; A. ..o.t -,.,hst steady end Arm demand Tor
-. 49,. ...;..,v for iuvsstuspt. which has caused
in rates this morning u 8. Bank improved u
ver cent North An Trust and Bank II cent Harlem
per cent Canton per cent Delaware and Hudson per
cant sale. Of orpora Bonds made at Al per
cant discount Phisdepha and Baltimore exchange were
.od Al DER cent discount which is further improvement
There more doing to-day generally and ma tiers sr-
hibt more buoyancy than for time pas Un;urrent
money remains mach the II appears that the arrange
men recently entered into at Auburn between the Western
Backs and New York State Bank at Albany has been
tered the banks Of both systems with the exception Of
six the 2sd the bills all the banks west Of Schenectady
and north Of Waterford sealed up BY the NJ York
State Bauk aud promptly redeemed within the 10 days
scrbed the agreement OF the amount received
from New York merchants packages offem l5o0o $4,000
The agency allowed ITO III Of per cent by each Bank
corresponding with and charges all Others Of one Ct at
the risk This operation has thus contributed
the reduction Of the rate Of discount in this city
or western bills.
Thomas Teton Esq has been elected President Of the
Phenx Bank the place Of H. H. Grinne, resigned, and
John Stevens been elected President OF the Bank
orCommerce in the place of the late Samuel Ward
We mentioned few days sincs the resumption Of certain OF
the Providence Banks Subsequently most Of the coany
Banks expressed readiness 10 the city
Banks had done so. Th, followed by the following
tice a thu part Of the last named institutions.
At an adjourned meeting Of delegates from the Banks of the
CITY OF Providence holden at the Exchange Bank the 9th
day December 1922 seventeen Banks being represented
Il resolved That and after the 10th inst we will
nav specie on all liabilities.
H. A. ROGERS, Secretary.
This will complete the resumption in that quar-
ter.
We recently gave particulars Of the meeting OF the
stockholders the New Hope Delaware Bridge Company at
the City Hotel The statement Of the Affairs Of
that concern on the LIST Nou 1888.
STATEMENT OF New HorE AND DELAWARE BRIDGE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12


Harriet. Smith. Brown. Havsna Mail, Lorng Boston, Sam
Crock Hathaway, Taunton Mass PorsmoSth, Aiken, slo.
bile.
Packet ship Montreal Drifting from London 9th Nov, with
mdze to Griswoid The Montreal of the Heck in 10
hou water o. Monday I'd Dec and was Obliged to stand OIL
ship Mason, Allen. (or Boston, fun Amsterdam, s,h oet
Brig Atinniie Cure d from Lubcc, plaster, to Scott
Brig Brown, Kelly days from Baltimore. mdrs, to
Dr. brig Mary Ann, Hampton 20 DIS fm Balne, Honduras
Brig Madison, Buc.ley fun Savannah, cotton stur
Barb Brone Csry (of Boston, rs d' I'm 8, Pesr.bursh
rTbs wa, mentioned in yesterday. Herald exclusively
ship Tren,sn Bense 6ds FIN Savannah, cotton; TO John
Danish brig Aphop.s, Stevenson, II DIS fm 81 Johns, PR
sugar, I, Masou Thsmpson
Ship Hilah Hammond, 10 ds fn Norean' cot,on,&c John
Snip whiimor., Washington, ds I'm St Thoma mdze, to
Brig General Glover Green 40 ds I'm wa.hing,sn, fruit &c
BARK Bohemia Mason, day, from Go,henbush mdre to
Bark President, Baker 50 d I'm Tennerne, Barla &c, to
Brig Caseo sawyer IA d I'm Alexandria, four &c, to Nee
Brig Sullivan Brown IS d. I'm Charleston cotton, &C. to
sehr Julia Ann smith, 70 a. in ror, Prince, eOne', &c,
scnr samuel Coidugon Kesla, d, I'm York river, oy'
schr Michigan, Robinaon, d' I'm Philadelphia, with coal %
order. $50 -
schr CLARK, Collins days from Philadelphia with coal
TO order. 80
schr J Brick, and Two Brothers, ds fun Philadelphia,
sehr Alice, Eilee, Ron days from Delaware with cys
tiers TO the master
Br ,ehr lane Davis is ds I'm Bermuda, mdle 10 w
Davenport Len Ship Vile de L, I'm Havre for NYork,
Q or d. put in with loss Of topsaIanmsst, se
Memoranda.
L.uScuA 6ae copper fastened ship Of 800 tons called the
he'd AT ANT
NIL Of Thomason, will command her. :
Som. waist plank aud timber ashore on the Nsrlh
mart Of met probably part wreck
ed vessel OF about 60 tons ya~l also picked the
4A on be side Of East Chop
The Tsxisn scr Louisville reported but few days
was by mistake called Of war She was only small
vessel OF tons employed nsoppng wood and water
10 the armed vessels and to the naval staten.
shore on the Riding Rock, ike 9th Mo-, with two wreck.
alongside.
spoken.
Oregon, from Salem for Africa date, lat 81 Ion o.
Con I'm Hevana for Coastadt Oct 10, on the Mage,
Norway
Naval. !
The " soop OF war Warren al Havana, 10th "t-ai
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

Slnfa rG Tnn de.

There has been improvement frghs to Liverpool
Cotton taken Id 37A cents barrel asked for -four.
There has also been demand for vessels to load for Eu
rope the southern ports Cotton remains very nearly the
same The stock sale is thar 1900 bales.
Flour shows downward tendency Western coal held at
S. aud Ohio ha, been sold at ST. So At Baltimore -four
suffered Decline in Of tre English Sales
are now made at SIS u.s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

This table presents, dnring the Ave years terminating in
1854 but very little change 10 prcesnes is Incl
dent 10 the natural Auc aatons Of supply and demand AT
shst time the rnssce Of credit had not been brought bear
wpon prices either by checking he supply BY creating
artificial demand any great extent, AZ that period how.
ever operation of,he system cfopsn credits h. EnslssJ b,
facilitating movements Of irPorsrs caused IN serease Of
Imports int this country Of over Tie mpcrs Of
~ previous y. The demand for rood in Essd caused
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

NJ o CHARLATANIsM Il cannot be denied that there
~ has been great deal Of quackery the modes Of treat
hair The evil mischieveus enc, but II proves this
easthat aspeci6c remedy Is yet wanted With much
vsntion eS GRANDJEA'Ns COMPOSITION FOR THE
HAIR He appeals only to facts and TO the public for the
truth Of this assertion The success o. The application Of th.
human hair, IS longer matter Of dosbt The dscovere
might appeal TO individuals throughout America
bear testimony 10 the fact This Cemposos, at
aud Incompatible the result Of the nest minute and
microscopic Of Of scientific research and
long continued experiments 10 offered 70 the public
unfang specific IN all affections OF the scalp with
the organism Of the hair and its efficacy all Of dan
drn premature geyness, and mosng shedding whsNy
The extraordinary which has attended the sale
and the constant dema dc for itom
quarters 81 the country have naturally given rise to host
Of imisators, envous Of II. popularity While in
.pect tb. great Disadvantages well injustice TO the
p.s nj. and o the value Of HI, discovery Psopi.
initiate that which successful and this affords explain
alton Of the fact that the city Of New York filled
with Of compositions Of all sorts Ter the
har than Al present. Some Of these nostrum makers
of 6randean but Others with more erontery are in the
habit Of collecting the empty bottles that have contained the
composition and in violation Of all courtesy and deceney
fosng upc the public deeteous compound the genuine
article. II to the public that Grssdean appeals for
agaias such mPosto The number o. those who have erps
rienced the beneficial effects Of his discovery ncacuabe
The Composition will be found sf infabs efficacy in
ing ser lie application the shedding Of the bsr the
gloss and pasy the hair, t. Be obtained BY other ap
plicalion
90 Principal Office No. Barclay street, broadway
au29- 3mw.
CHEAP DRY GOODS !-HU0HEs GUYNET, asa
~ Broadway opposite the City Hall have new on hand
large yer, and desirable Dry Goods which
they offer al unusually low prices; among which are,
Yad wide French caooes. Fast coors IL ID per yard
Mode and black ground Mousselises de- Lame,
with ehntz coiors,s al 1to IL
Superior dark French Merinos, g wide, al los
Glsce striped asa figured changcable Silks at 5sio6
| Paris embroidered C,llars, At ~ each
| Ladies' suPer English cotton Hose, al y per par
| Rieh French Cashmere shawls at ~ 10 $40 each
Very fine Broche a f2to -
A large lot of heavy French BLANKET shawls ~
And every other article pertaining TO their business in lke
| proportion. nic itw'
OURE ron THE RHR UMATusM.
MEANS Rheumatic Pills efectual remedy for the
IL Rhema m all similar d. such Gout, Cramp,
spasms Numboe &C. They have been extensively used In
the United States For the last 6een years with very high ap
probation and multudes have been relieved BY them
most attacks Of tie Rheumam rersops who have
afflicted Rheumatism ora ar TO twenty yeas
Who have been wholly ss6ttsd Tor business for ysa
rether and unable wslh without sa have ~ uns iks Pills
been fully RESTORED Tor sas ~ Maynard Noyes Dsssos
/ ~ II AZ ID "A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

A POLIO SALOoN-THE RAINIER FAMILY, known
IA the Tyroese Minsels will give Musical Entertain
men composed Of National Songs Rams De vaches, and Me-
lodles Of the Alps, Thursday evening, Dec H. at the
Apollo Saloon, 4lo Broadway.
Mr. Ernest the celebrated Flute player TO his Roy High
the Duke bf Cambrdgr, will play solo the Flute,
and also the instrument called the Concertina
Doors open "a o'clock.
Tickets 90 cents TO be had at the principal stores
and at the cor, with programme the above evening"
IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

On Tuesday morning 10Th inst Msor Joha s. Lyle Pay
master A, aged 80 years His remsias taken to
Philadelphia for in erment.
On Sunday the 9th instant, Miss JULIA Dorr, aged 81
At Savannah, the LIST instant of gerihg illness, Mr.
Dennis A. Barke printer formerly Of New York and lately Of
Milledge lille, 10 lis 3Stb year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

DARK THEATRE-THIs EVENING Dec il, is,e
u Will b performed
MAN AND wIrE-Hsisn worI...' . Mr.. y;,,v,,,. L.,
An.tencours Mr. RiehinEs -'''
THE WIDOW wIoGias@wlla.- Virgins. M, y,.,.
To conclude with the Farcsof
CATCHING AN EEIREss-Baron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Prisrmaue. in future will commences at quarter pas, .,..
Dor Tickets. si-Pit. SO c.u..--GaI'ery, ss cents.
RowERY THEATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAI
- AGEa AND DIRECTOR.
THIS EVENING Dec. ~ WIN os performed shsk'Psarss
GLApIAToR--spar,ieus Mr. Forsst-rhas.ri.', Mr..
Barry Jolia Mis- Mitchell tNrt
To conclude with
new Drama played Loadon upwards Of 100 nights with
THE KING AND THE MlMlC-or, Frederick the Grsat
Doorsoen o'clock and performance quar-
rriee'-BoIss IS censrh, s7l cents CalleryaS cents.
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING,
~ Dec. IL, 1899, will be performed
National Irish Drama Of
BRIAN BOROlHME-or, The Maid Of Erin.-O' Donohus,
Mr. Bannister; Old Terrence, Mr. Anderson; Erina, Mrs.
To conclude with a new Fan tomine, entitled
HARLEQUIN MARGERY DAW-Or IN. Queen Of the
Shining Rivsr-wavee the Qseen fhe Shining River Mrs
PcesBores so centsPit cts-Gaery IS cts Child.ss
under II years, halfprce o Boxes
Doors at 7ocock and the curtar will rise at half pest
even precisely. l-3ms
broadway CIRCUs-Mes.rs. WELsH, BARrLxrr
~ Co.-THls EVE ING. Dec. l2th, 1899 The entsr.
ta'nments will commence with
The Wild Bedouns the Wandering Arabs Of the Desert
Ct mic Song,
Extraordinary Feats.
Master Glenroy the Juvenile American Ro.cus will appear
The greatest curosti in the America by Masters Cheney
Bacon aud Jeseph
HorseAanship by Mr. Spencer.
Tight Ropu Exercises, by Mr.. Derus.
Mr. Cadwalader on Two Splendid Seeds
Mr. sandord IN some Of his laughable Exravagarzas.
Battoute Leaps and Wonderful Sommt rseng.
Jack the Giant Killer.
Equestrian Exercises Single Horse, by Master Beacon,
child only six years OLD.
The entertainments to conclude with
The Bold Dragons, or the invincible Regiment.
perfcr to commence o'clock precisely. An efficient
police IS engaged to preserve perfect order. dl2
OOWERY AMPHI1HEATRE, Qa,e geological Tnstitute)
ID 81 B0WERY.-THiS EVENING, Dec H. 1880 the
peril will commence precisely hall pat o'clock
The enter aiament to commence with
The Cavaliers Rencoutre.
Mr. James Howes, tie Rising Equestrian STAR will exhibit
his Steed the wonderful attempted by child
OF his tender years.
The Clown and his Family
Osceola the Indian pony will exhibit the effect Of his
structon, by performing what his master commands.
Exercises the Flying Wire
The Great Desert, or the Arab Eneampment.
Series Of beaut u Academic Poses two horses by Mr.
Turner.
Les Jeux du Cercle.
Merrinsns Wager, or the Jag Of Enchsntuest
To concnde with Procession and Entrse called the Court
Of Ponstowski, or ROYAL Rejoicngs in Poland
Boxes 90 cents--Pit 20 cents. di2-3t
A POLIO sALooN-THE RAINIER FAMILY, known
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

x,TEAM ENGINE FOR sALE.-A small Steam Engine,
- Of horse power e,c.sn repair with large boiler
Cor sale cheap proprietor having no e or
ply st lo2 Broadway. sii eoo..
TyOJNDon the eth inst, Pocket book containing Ger
u tain sum o. MONEY. The cen have II by piping 70
Be- Vie Ne Chatham square, proving property ans rsng
charges. W :.
OuArD WAN TED-tor a lady ssd gen,Ien an - . s.ai
ID ss.ssl e~vste family where other coArors
le uepsr pt sf he city preferred TIE must b .s:rsss
49, a A. Il tha once. dhsC
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

| A MEXICAN LABOR SAVING SOAP, for washing
IA clothes In oft hard cd .-ntcd
their impair their color. The manufacturer Of his
article before offering Il TO the pubic, has fully tested
utility and having received the impartial testimony many
experienced housekcerers proof that FAR preferable
any other soap in for cleansing clothes;
ered for sale upon its merits under the conviction that
will the entire appreciation Of all vino will give il
Ia its will be great saving labor washing
obvaies the necessity Of rubbing upoa the wahboad
quired in the Of bar and other besides which il
cheaper pound Of the soap, its effects more
than equal the quantity Of Bar Soap sve
the quantity Of soft SOAP and instead Of inuriug the
Tors them firmly and gives them clear appear
anee.
The American Labor Saving Soap put up for family use
in neat boxes, at the following prices, viz
Boxes containing rs los Sl.25 per box.
so" 225
rs cents allowed Ter each boz good order And
enable all who desire give trial. the
ufscurer will for short time sell the article in quantities
from TO 10 lbs al cts perlb
Printed directions for (Which very pain will oc
company each box be had the 333
Pearl street. Franklin Square, ofpsse the Walton
House, New Y orb
Orders Tor one OF more boxes Of the above article
viii be delivered any par, Of The city free Of charge
do Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

FRIDAY EVENING Dec. l3Ih Upon this occasios the
FOL owing eminent talent Will ssss:
SIG So asSSafI, Mr. EopER,
MIR sEGUlN, MR.. ii. RUSSELL.
der, Mr. Knight, and Nh Russell, elbow, gentle
Ballad s @Mr knight, In The day. when ". wen, "'"'p
sousHE2 Russell, "A life on the ocean ware,"E
sons~Nr s.ssia, say hoyNood. home" from the
Opera Of Amie, Rookie
Grand se.na-Nr. s,saa @Lo,., from my heart" Paccn,
Dus,,-Mr ssgan and Nc Knight, .rah, now this -.
song-Mr Russell, The Maniac" Russell
Ors.d Duetlo-"II ri al saivar Ia Bel, celebrated
Italian Dueti, frvm the opers Of Il Puritani,'
T.%SarIn~wilib be sung for the second tine in
Ameries, BY N. ssguin and DIR Russell,
As.sio ssgI Mr. sssu'" s1,ssro l,' part Mr. sss"s
With Cornet ooliga,o, sigr 0amba,i.
Between the and ID part there will be inermssos OF
half hour The Grand Promenade will be thrown and
OCCASION consisting wind instruments, will perform Strauss
and other equally celebrated wsltxes.
PART SECOND.
0rasd Fanta.ia-sg'r Gsmbst, coruet piston, Rossin
Ne " sonr-Mr Russell. Those locks, those ebon
loeks,n words writes expressly Ter Mr. RUSSELL
salls3-Nr Ksiss., ash. wor. wreath of roses"
BsllsS Mr. MIS- s.suiu, aTs. i.h, ofeher days. Cor
net obgato by segr Gams,ti, Bale
New ssng-Mrs seeuin. "whep pretty girl once
ssows her face" from the new Opera Of the
soas-M RUSSELL, lie, .. be gay from the opera
Of the Brdes Band,' Russell
Dsei,-Mrs Mr.. segaia. "Te me where !. fancy
C..cS~sAh. how Sophia v--slia. "A house on srer
Mrs regain, Mr. Knight Mr. Lsdsr, Mr. Ro.ei.
and Mr. ssguin, 'a'est
Tickets so Ces,.-Ths Concert will commence At half
mast seven d,o2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

POLIO sALOUN-THE RAINIER FAMILY k,owD
"a a. the TyroIese Mi~,eis whl give Musical Enter
tainmeut composed ~ Nltousl Songs, ballads, Rams a.
vaches ana Melodies of the Alps. Friday Evening" IN. 9th
inst, Al the Apollo Saloon, 4io Broadway.
Mr. Ernst the celebrated flute player 10 his Royal High
ness the Dske ef Cambridge win perform solo the lutte
with piano aceomparimeEt and sole on the new instrument
the Concertino.
Doors open At T. entertainment Al "a o'cbch
In order 10 give opportunity every dsrous Of hear
ing hese celebrated ngets they have been induced TO re5uee
tho price OF admission 10 30 ceus Tickets 10 be had al the
principal Music Stores, and al the door, with programme on
IN. above evening. nat Inns
TNEN1isTRY.-M LEVITT, 2se Broadway, ccrnr o.
~ Warren street. bcps leave to call the attention Of the pub
Tic 10 his new method ofu.sripg teeth en- thinks osy
ce..ary refer the remarks Of The different papers this
city, a. followss
From the New York Tmcs.
ARTIFICIAL TesrH-A friend OF having undergone
dencal operation under the hands Of Mr. Leyet took
speak in high praise of that ssncmans skill facility
and mode OF supplying the loss Of Teeth by the istroiuc
t,on OF and unique principle Of Artificial ones 10 away
ake devoid Of pain W. have been shown
circular containing extracts roa the New York Mirror The
Courier Enquirer and from the Evening STAR ell speakns
in the highest of Mr. Lcvets principle for the
sructos Art6ca Tecthof M novelty and utility, and Of
dispensing with springs and gstsres py the simple nitro
duecu Of atmospheric pressure which has been found MALI
BILE for all purposes Of mss,caon aud ornamen indeed
bi last respect the community stand largely indebted 10 Mr.
lie EFT for HE introduction and application u the ct
Rosvhsrie pressure prseips. MLEvETT, Destst
ais labe 10 Bresdway, cor. cf W~rssa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

Al'osansts Camlet', vestings, velvets. MoIeshIns,
Trimmings, SC.
&C. Co. constantly receiving fine and lev priced
Woeens from auction whc. will be offered very low for
Cash, AZ above, wholesale aud rel all az. 3tss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

+ ECTURES ON ANATOMY.-DOCTOkR ElRSON
IL his Lectures Anatomy for ladies and
emen Friday the 18Th Of December at the Clinton Hail.
"a o'clock, when the toductory Lecture will take place
Tickets Of admission be had the principal bookstores
drug store and music stores at the Doctors Office 76
Greenwich street dill 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

OELATINE CAPSULES of PURE CoPAIvA RALM
VI This remedy, Of the best used Cor certain die
now deprived OF it, taste and SMELL In m
present bepg tssees, akes with the greatest
produces dsagreeabe eHct.-preveuts exposuresnd
SPEEDY than any other remedy known For sale At the
Medical bipenssry, No Chabsrs street, two doors from
| Chatham Il dll. 3ns'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Confines his practice 70
Sc A s Els OF THE EYE,

OPHTHALAfIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Fr6m Dr. Eios extensive practice and the number Of
tiens be attended during his ece hours he -
obtained the services Of Dr. WgsrMAcorr practitioner n
voraby for years in this city, member Of Ne
York Medical Society," and Of the Roy College Of Sur
seons Ednourgn Dr. W. psis much attention to diseases
the Eye in Paris, and recently TO DR. Eotts peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours iron. 10 tot o'clock. daily. my23-yD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

TINE RuFFIAN who committed unpros oked assault
Mr.: Thos. Magn, of the New York Pilots, Mon.
day night Last The Of Oliver and Oak ss get
his cap which he dropped eecng retreat by calling at
l73 South street. dill
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12
STEAM SHIP
p LIVERPOOL.

a the agents once.
Freight must be board the 18th last and shippers will
cbge tie agents by clearing at the Custom House early on
friday. #~8N
The letter bags will close At tn. usual places 10 o'clock
the cay Of sailing No letters papers parcels will be re-
ceived o board III e ship. ABM BELL Co.
di2 III Sutton st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

DOCKS OF HERALDRY.-T. BROWN, Stone Seal
ID Engraver has removed TO 233 Broadway Poste the
OF Arms Crests Cypkes Embisma zeal subjects
&e engraved Stone Diamonds Amethysts Tspazes Crys
tas bought In the rougho cut 10 FORM Ladies'
Seals Pencil cases. Signet Rings &C. engraved with Goats Of
Arms, Crests Notices, or amy other device.
Coat. Arms painted and forwarded 10 any part Of the
United States.
Book. Of Hsraldry kept with upwards 81 100000
Goats OF Arms found. disc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

S2Sk FOR LONDON Packet Of the Goth Dec.-Tne
Ax$f frat class packet ship WESTMINSTER, Capt q
- Moore, will sail as above, her regular day. Having
very superior accommodations for cabin second cabin and
passengers persons intending to embark should make
iate appca ion board foot Of Pine street to
dl2 GL6VER & McMURRAv. 60 South 1T.