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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

The appearance Of the markets has undergone no change
Thare prevailing Apguor the heSv, dealers ana 'he
transactions ~ small
NAvAL sess-The stocks Of this branch Of trade are
iisht ard bat II demand exists for article since our
last .otce about barrels Of North -n trpentne
been sold Al s275a2s7 Tar Is dull at 81 7s sout ern
spir found buyer, at ~ 2sc At Boat N decline %
prices ha, been North County tar has been cold
At Sl& time asd 81 cash. Wilmington 70 offered At $2t
There doing anufacu ed arcles No. rnsn sells
50 ste. .
CoryEE- decline Of 10 has been effected in Brazil and
Isgura The sale 81 all sorts very limited
and reach abol, gs o,her TO- ~ for Rioj iol
alI& for Lagurs 81 Domingo "a 10; Java. 10 Ht A
Bsson been little doing and TO the trade only
800 big, Dom sold At i0 l0i; Porto Cabslio
n . Ii, Ri, l0i I0i, six months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27
GRANDJEAN's COuPOssrs0S
III III M A m III A / r

U- Great success and great reputation proofs thai
this article Is the only e the Mind which peuces ,od
ELECTS aud useful to the Human Hair. The carries
with lis own recommendation, and cassed win
that host Of limitations with which the city ahounds IL
usage, considereaa corporeal fat will enable the organs Il
preserve their temperature TO diminish their p
mes AND contribute 70 their nutrition and return thea
natural order the alterations arrangements which may
cur 20 the hair or skin.
IT'S QUALITIES.
On the frs day ofs application n begins 10 act
ing The hair from turning gray.
rs use, dry and weak har win be rendered streue
bic brilliant and curly.
employment heads entirely bald win be rsplsnhed
with hair HIt s.t T,' m
It's valuable specific fov all diseases 81 the kim and hair
may be purchased, Wholesale sad retail at No Bsrca,
street and at Mr.. Grandsans omee nil imiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

FRENCH LANGUAGE.-The subscriber gives Lesson. o.
Il the absve on expeditions method, ua,ag Theory with
time.
Persons wishing take Private Lessons or to on the sub
'crbes Evening c's', will please apply No. Pars Row
u RITisH QUEEN.-God Patent Double Purchase. !.
- in operation dischargng Coal from the ship Eliza War
wick Tor The above steamer Owners and Captains Of ves
Others both for loading di.chagisg cargoes sr
n26- ATS THOMAS GOODWIN
nREw, koBINsON \ GO, having removed their Office
~ 70 No. 40 Wall street, Opposite the Merchant III.
change prepared to buy al kinds Of Uncurrent Bank
Notes. Certificates Of DsPoite, &c the favorable
Also make collections in different parts Of the United
States n26.2w.
DooKKEEPING . PENMANsHIP-gosTER AND
way lover the drug store. Th. s.t.s.hmeu esniinsss
by MIR Jones conducted the principles thar have
now Cor year secured 50 liberal share Of rublie pa
ronsge u is open both day and evening and devoted eren
sivey 70 the essential qualifications of accountant PEN
.anshp Bookkeeping and Arithmetic taught such
TO give the Student every possible from
superior aptacss capacity and In all cas 10 advance
him rapidly conducive to sound practical knowledge
Private lessons be had when req tired Reresce given
70 fsrmer pupils who Bookkeepers to Merchants vh,
have sen, puPts.
o- Complicated accounts adjusted and arranged sQs la.
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Lo.t on landing
from the steamer British Queen Saturday night Car
pet Bag striped and red containing old clothing
papers, labelled C. Tarct, No. 81 Rosewood Dressing
leather cover, C. Turck. written on IT,
reward Of $40 will be paid for the recovery Of these a
Giles they contain papers 81 importance the owner Of
10 ce-t requested that they be .ent TO
FABER MERLE ~ Brad street, In which qpes
ions will be asked n26 81.
CUCCEss TO ). A. 4 l.. vERNoLs Draper, and
- 1ailors who have adopted tho cash system and
clothing on the lowest terms The public invited
and examine their they will be satisfied that
great saving will Be realised in the cash system Cha ham
street
NB-Asea variety Of Cloths, Cs.simeres and Vest y,
kept hand ard made TO order In s.e
Also the largest assortment Of ready made clothing this
city, constantly kept hand sud will be sold Al reduced
prices lily ara toantry Ellis taken n lew.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27
CLIREHUGH's TRlCOPHEROUs OR MEDI
GATED COMPOUND Ar.
HIT MAN HAIR.

THIS prersi acknow the ouIv eHecius
remedy 10 prevent Baidae,s the Hair Becoming grvy
complete restorative where the hair has fallen es vu
cleanser ~ scurf and dsndrH all .mpurhe.
diseases Of The shin Of the head
isno q be considered Initiating corporea at nor
composed Of grease oil fatty matter oil Kind. To
the medical faculty a such substances known b. post
lively Injurious notwithstanding what ignorant empires ssy
10 the CONTRARY.
The chief virtass Of the Tricopheou Medes'eJ Gem
pound,
~ brac,ug, strengthening, and clarifying properties
IT, gently stimulating the action cfthe skin
3 Us tquazing the circulation ofths funds
4. Ito producing and encoirsga reaction IN the bulb
root and particularly IN the rap which receives The vessels
aud nerves. giving lie aud vgor 10 The hair 4s4
s. Its freeing the skin from the fleets ~ Precipitation scurf
AID dandsih aud disrosing the hNir 20 curl
Asd freousn will preserve the hair la beauty and
health 70 The latest period ofiAe
Sec Ciirehg rhs reatiss - the hz
Price ~ bottle; sold BY the proprietor, VI. cutting
rooms corner Of Bodwsy and FUn Streets and &C his sp.
pointed B. Dodd. Druggist cf Besekef and
brssd-av william Milnnv. Druggist Dey street, under,
rv.nkl. house Mrs. King ~ckseev Fultos street, and ~
all the priocipsl cities u The Unicn s3lr-m
~ ooNs TO LET--Twc handsomely finished on the
n second Of the house No John street 70 be let
paraev gehsr They BE- had furnished or uniur-
rshed with cf without beskst and Enquire the pre-
r,;se~ e37Liu
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Roo,HG2EE,SS Sing IN, !

80. PRACTICAL WORK UPON ~ fLAN ENIlnrs
LY NEWThe which form the bases Of the science
clased under Five Divisions With definite explanations
after the forms Of grammar aud arithmetic II contains vo-
cabaary Of mercantile and phrases Also, hey
planning the nature and Of Jounazng each OF the Day
Book entries practical would explain the
To hts pup this s,miss the science that any young
ofcomnon English education may acquire knowledge without
the assistance Of teacher To which added Directions 10
the Learner Comm rca Calculations and Patica Forms for
keeping hooks in exten aud variety OF commercial
houses Pablo Addresses the first delivered upon the sub
ject, SC, &cthis day published BY William Jackson l02
Broadway and for sale At the principal bookstores the Unit
ed States . aMa n6-bm-
ALLTHE AFFLICTED READ TIL s.!.-- PflYsICIANs
n ALL A FARO Ei..--DOCTOR MANTACCINII Is IN
TONNIt said that tho great discovery wouc
be made by fool. Let namrle German quac ad
venurer has proclaimed discovery, and with flourish
coup grace challenges the memory Of all departed
PHI s.cians ability Of sur living His Harlequin
patched and edaed advertisement original by stealth is LIKE
his discovery riscc ofimpadsn boob IN and ~hen hi
diene for is 4 effect, viii dipute hi
tn eor been owncd with complete
cess heard OF DISORDER existing without it, direc
agency7 Yet this bcdlame says that certain disease
more from quock nos from the real disease Tru
discovery but matter this thr Of Improvement
IL Dr. Manacein &c could raise the dead pr nainele-
New York can devil and until the people vel
gued, the imposition will BE continued aud the patient vii
have to do what h should have done befcreconsu are.n
lar physician.
Those who prefer reality Of practice to OF profession
will do well to call the Office Of Doctor Gcrardan anil to 10
William where perfect warranted OF csca's
diseases in their various stages. NJ lin
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! s:s. ssss.. s; CO. n.
sncsd severe weather. lost .ain yard ano
sustained Other damsss-wss boarded on m'ss'y = '''
Ship Lafayette Eiery ds I'm Charleston Win co'on' &c
srs Moaieuuma, Rich of Frankfort Me. . fm Malaga,
Brig o Lamar R.ley DIS fa savsnnsh cos''n, &c Dun
schr Harriet Smith, Brown IA ds FIN Havaas, Norfolk,
fruit SC to Balon.
Two skps, three brigs.
M0usOramdo.
The North America is laying at anchor the bar; also,
The Harriet of Mobile, was recently lost in the Gulf
Mexico. All hands saved. and have arrived at Havana
Five passengers Of the of the Gauges have
reached Havana Their vessel lost lat go ", Ion g.
Annexed comparative statement OF arrivals image and
the port Quebec to the 2OthNev ncusve for
Vessels. Tonnage. Passengers
1889. l llas s sss,s7s 1899 1929
More this year, 40 2lsOo 4sas
By pilot boat Washington Sunday lass, at IL NJ, S5
miles Sc Of Sandy Hook, Fairfield Lyos hence for NJ rleans
was under double reefd topsa blowing gale from Sc
the timew he'd to bsreported The went out the Hook
on SATURDAY
Tactus Punmer from Cronstadt out As days, for NYork
Nov 10, lat 40 40, Ion So 55. 1fN
Sttra reported hence for Savannah Nov of Charles.
ton bar.
Anitea states T'or,s.
Hudson yan do 24th Trio, Nckerson; Compliance Spar
Harvest Small Anaconda Hail. VIM Roscoe Sher~ood
Friend 3sk. and Adelaide McLoon, NYork; Coyria,C
Windsor, Ms.
Providence, Nov rs Midas, Gibbs NYork; oath, We
ncs, Asher. do.
poRr,MourH, NH, Nov l7-arr Macedonian, Burns, New
York
New BEDFORD, Nov 2s-ar Sarah Louisa, Perry, FIN New
York
NANTUCKET, Nov 2O-arr Victoria, Allen. NYork.
HOLMES HOLE Nov 2arr Gutter, New York, Tor Boston;
22d GngesFord Malaga Al dscam. Nantucket Shoa,
and stuck Pollock Rp lost hoeng and caused her to leak
badly OFF Georges sheal this, morning, spoke bark Aun,
Re nold for Boston, living 10 under close efcd mantepsa
AM foresa. 23d, in port the above
THoMAsror, Nov i4-arr bark Altorf tnew) Davis New
castle, to load for NOrleans-cd, En-. Miller, NOrltans
BATH Nov l6- arr Planet, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 25-old Valiant, Honeywell for New
York.
NORFOLK, Nov 23-arr Grand Turk Dyer NYerk; Edward
BedelI, NYorl.
RICHMOND Nov 24-arr Nassau NYork; sid Leostne for
do.
WILMINGTON NC, Nov I9-cld Eliza Jaae, Lee NewYork
49, N, Time, Gwinn, do.
CHARLESTON, Nov 2l-arr Catharine, Berry, NYork.
SAvA NAH, Nov 20--arr Madison, Buckley, NYork.
APALAcHlcoLA Nov lS-arr Saratoga, Bsdell, NYork Es
Gambia, Durham, do.
Foreign Ports
HALIFAX. Nov l5-arr Adriaaa, Hunt, NYork
HAvAvA Nov GIN port, Al chigan Sturgess unc; Huron
Boaronsn, do; Eliza Davidson Materen, do; Thoosa Pow
for NOrls soon JOS Brown, Reed fin Mobile just
Harriet Sih Brown NYork soon; 81 sid Lloyd Mountfort
Boston; 9TH, Virginia, Hooper, Tampa
MALAGA, Sept 30-Fleridian Pratt, for NYork soon.
GIBRALTAR,O cs s-sd Smyrna, Mason NYork; Montezu
ma, Rich, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

On Mends, inst Mss Elisabeth Bell the saith year
year Of her sgs.
ST. Aurss,os ri rda on the inst Of yellow fever,
Miss Sarah Fzrrep Of New Y.rh.
IN De h If Mrs Mason.-Rzrely has death struck
sshining nark and with sudden and startling
shan of . lsmcned lady The writer of this
rsersph no. by the cuogse report,
b such obsrvst denee for wssk IN the
hots afforded. Wh elegant arr and eming
regns character OBJ iouy cheerful and smiable, the
and delicate devotion the partner CIR many
year, OF her life she theme II remark with ALL
fulfilling I'll the es and sustaining In every point the cha
raeter OF true American gentlewoman Thus, though a
stranger among she had impressed all who her
peeply and fvurasIy that (rhen announced that
che had suddenly stricken wh paray and that
could hong the shcck general gloom pervsded
the circle Of Viii che had been gently bright
and oil FELT " friend aud intimate Acquaintance had been
suddenly wi hdrawn from among b m.
We oprude the sacred pr vileges OF private
grief We pc tia, shall Mt be Il doing in
the pssen inst But coul. allow event
ksg pass away from before eyes, unnoced; feeling,
do al such designed wsn 70.
exarsples rutes the living we'll the 6lment
NJ that rres. ich has ordained that All must die
Mrs. Mason the wfe Of General John 7. Masep, OF
Michigan and ther of the Governor Of that
she with her husband had been spending weeks at the
Astor House. in this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27
mAR8lE ID.

On Sunday evening" the oath nst the Rev Mr. Dunbar,
George Arcser 10 Maria, daughter Of Edward CoIover,
Esq, all OF this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27
PacRess 80 I rrsvo.


Escelsor prndeon Dghicn Mas, soothcrnor, Conhlin
Wilmington, Nc p,ft Louis, vsnaud, Ba,rc; Abby NJ Fer
u; scmsrs, smach, Richmond, Va; Congress, Adam
Mobile.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

03- THANKSGIVING CELEboA non a u. Peters
Church. Barclay street Thursday 2slh having
aponed BY the Governor Of this State aud Mayor city
day ThanLsgvi will be solemnly ceeb
In the and elegant church Of ST. Peter Barclay street,
Pont6csl Mass will be celebrated by the venerable R Rev.
DR.. Du Bois C. Bishop, Of New York.
suitable for the OCCASION will be deli vercd by the
Rrv'c. DR.. Piss.
The msc Of the service will be rendered Elective BY
tho'r OF distinguished musical talent which has the powerful
aid Of the splendid organ built for this chu CHI by Henry
Erbes, Esq Of this city.
With view aid the Orphan Asylum in Prince street
uads REQUIRE be repleAsh enable provide fos ITS
inmes during the winter il has bsen determined
cke Of admission at the moderate Of so cents each
90 II u desc wing Of particular mention, that the Orphan
Asylum IN Prince street. receives and destitute
phaas without distncton TO creed, counlr,
Servic. will al half past 10 O'Clock, A. M the
church will be opened at quarter before TO- Particular
tion will be given TO the accommodates OF angers
Tickets may be obtained the Asylum Prince street. Of
the Managers Of Institution at the Chsrch, Thurs
day morning. MT ~
a POLIO sALOU>-THE RAINIER FAMILY, known
n the TyroIese Minsffs will give Musical Enter.
taument composed OF Na,ona Songs, Ballads, Rams de
Vschs Melodies Of the Alp Thursday Evening the
2sth inst. at the Apollo Saloon, 4l0 broadway.
The tenor Lewis Rainier will by sire repest hi, OF
the Mer MAID wch received with such applause and
cnehorcd II the Concert on Monday evening last.
The Emit. will be divided into three parts be
which we'll selected Orchestra vi perform under
direction 81 sgpor Bass,ni.
Doors open T. entertainment to al "a O'Clock
Tickets so cents EACH be had at the principal Music Stores
and At the door with programs the above Evening
nal lm,s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

SHyS FIRST SHIP FOR NEW OSLEANS-The
k first class coppered aud copper fastened hpSOLOS
&e46Capt Bucknam will sail for New Orleans satur.
day. 30th inst Her second cabin and
eege passengers u the very best de crpton which ogeth
e with great height between decks renders her very
sirabe conveyance for persons going there For freight
passage, which will be moderate apply TO the captain
board at foot Of Maiden LAM, TO
ROIHE, BROTHERS c Q. 81 sosth st.
few cabin also be accommodated Oh mode
rate terms n27 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

G6aS FOR CHARLEsT0N-To sail on The LIST Dee
Nf The 6rst class copered and copper fastened packet
sA.ship REPU 2LlC, Capt. Thompson, will BE- dispatct
above Having very superior accommodations Tor cabin
second Cabin and steerage and terms unusually
intending embark should embrace favorable
opportunity. For freight passage at the lowest apply
on board, foot sf Pine street. al. to ~. -.
n27 GLOVER 4 McMURRAY, 90 s. uthst 7
S6zS FOR CIIARLESTON-To sail on the LIST Dec
x The first class coppsred and copper hasten, pscke
'16shp REPUBLIC. Capt. Thompson will be dispatch.
ed above Having very superior accommodations 70 cabin
second cabin and and unusually
Persons ndng TO embark should embrace very favorable
opportunity Foreght passage the lowest rates
ply en- board foot Of Pine street, or TO
RAWSON & McMURRAY,
n27 OF Pine and South sts or 1877 South ST.
90. BRITISH QUEEN An opportunity offers Of
going for les than the sua fare gentleman wishing
longer IN New York de res dispose Of his BERTH Apply
- Barrel y street, at Socock IN the evening n26.3t.
AK PEARL is the Once for the sale OF the cels-
9UC bratsd Hunters Red Drop. Price 81 per vial.
ma Ii
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

In the Chrislovs Colon, from HavsnsJ Potts md lady
Messrs X Adams, J n Drown, W W RAYMOND, Cczedas-
stsersge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

VXTANTEp--A middle aged Woman, with or without
w child not younger than year. 10 cook help de
the WISHING cf mail family Ninety Fourth srset She
understand making BREAD that good wages
will be given. For further particulars enquire No Park
place good references repaired. n97sr
4 LECTURE will he given In the Thlrd Univsrsaiist
n Church, Blocker and Downing streets This
(Wedbesd.y Evening" 9th inst commencing 1olock by
The Rev. William Whitaker subJect-Knowledge and lis
influences on Human Happiness. n27 IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

Two LET-Brcsdwsy Boarding Houses u Piae st.
known as the Tremon, House Inquire the hook store
the premises. noi0- lineup
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

MOANING uERaLD-srluP NEWS.
PORT Of New Work, Neven,bcs -.
svr srvs Q "a uroH w.rka 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

LriRsT COMPANY MORGAN RIFLE RANGERs.-
II special meeting Of tins Company will oe held at Mill.
ary Hail. 90 Bowery oppo.te Spring street Friday Even
ing, 10Th nstsn, al n O'Clock Gentlemen wishing join
Military Corps respectfully invited TO attend Tho sample
ar's na, cap &c will be ressy for examinations Fer fur
Pearl street. n27 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

OTAMMERIG CUREp-DR. COMsTCCKs VOCAL
- Gymnasium AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION.
PHILADELPHIA This Institution Is op,n from the first OF
September till the last Of Juneaurng July and August there
Is vacation All DESTROYS OF instruction. either for the
of Stammerng Lisrng Improvement in Execution may
learn the conditions Of ANDREW COMsTOCK. NJ. y. 100
Mulberry tArch) street, rhilsoeIphia
Dr. ComsIecks Remarks Stammeripg and the
recommendations which he has obtained Of his System Of Vo
cal Gymnastics arprndes 10 he Circular, which shall he
who wish uloH the subject
OF Ms Intuition Satisfactory reference be given IN the
pr,wcrle cities of 'he United State. mis- sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

HAVANA.-Mrs. WEST has resumed business At NO. O.
Gale Inquzidor, where she will be prepared to receive
E,aroers .C-me-.v.
Reference to joins Iche. ESQ 70 5, Broad STREET who
will furnish information applicants orina
tbs be observed by strangers to avoid detention in landing
at Havana ollaw3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

lXTEsI's GEAND PiCTUKE- CHRIST RkJECIED,
w open the Stu institute, Broadway,
Nblo's.
This magnificent Painting for nhich the artist reseI.n Loa-
don EN- THOUSAND oUISEAS, has been visited 10 the
British iopolis and four Of the principle ess the Unit
ed States upwards ofour Thousand p.rsos II more,
and for tn the last time offered the notice OF The citizens Of
New vork This picture has been by
Europe the work Of il the world II 10
for short time only from 10 in the morning till 10 in the
evening
Admission IS cents CATALOGUES I24 cents Season Tickets
ST. Lighted at dark n4-lns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

f~OALl coALl! COALl THE best o. Peach Orchard,
" Red Ash brcsen md sire ~ 30 per ton, delivered
free q esrage M, ~ 90 Yard sca washington street.
srriug.
~ United states Bank and Philadelphia notes taken par
nlssm GUERNSEY n co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

QOt WANTED AT THIS OFFlCE inquire IN the third
ID story
WANTED-T~o white Men, ss indoor servants, in a
w private family. The bet testimonials OF char acter and
csrablty will be required Apply t26 Broad street in the
front Office up stairs. mai IT.
NLN son. Franklin ccfee Heu.e ~ Maiden Lane, and
10 Cedar street SeveraI fine Saddles OF Vehson will
be dressed this days. ready IL O'Clock aud served
al s7b cents per plate. JOHN r. Brown nat IL
CtHEApC HEAPER, CHEAPEST. Teach Orchard, schuy
Ok Red Ash Coal 80 80 per broken and screened
400 tons will be sold Al the shove price from the barge lie
heh Al foot Of North Moore street. North River, until
FRIDAY next aeh instant Those who want good and cheap
Coal, will cal Immediately. Inquire tor the Captain, or
~ Coal OF bark L~hirh. MAJ. a.
rl,BE sYLPH BOAT CLUB BALL-The Third Annual
Ball 81 the ryph Boat Club will he held a Nlbo's Sa-
loon Friday the 9th OF December 1880 Tickets
TO be had Nibo's Saloon City Hotel atwis saloon Ra
free and Shields 40 Maiden Lans Of the members Of the
Club.
N.BThe members cf the Clubs OF New York and others
that intend comrg requested to appear their uniforms
MIST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-27

INJECTOR GLOVER Is consulscu u,sai 81 his once.
IL Tvs practical experience, a1d his reccat chemical
hsye enabled him introduce into his practice
several articles which prompt curing those dis
70 which he devoes his at eniion.
Dr. appcs strangers he has received regular med
cal education and has devoted his attention for the last
select branch ofhs profession. His Office No.
Ann street Privst. third door om the Museum
through An e,ry with lamp at the office door.
~ b. The Doctor keeps general assortment OF Trusse.
and suprnsovy Basdag wheh adjusted asd applied
above.
rs His celebrated Elixir may be had al his Prc.
one dollar Jelly
DOARD.-Two Gentlemen have neatly furnished
- kcom with Bc,rd By applying al Ne. 10 farh Place
N B.--Dinner AZ o O'clock ns.ims
MRS. GOODS "HOME' Tor gentlemen and mall fam
lvl lies No. "a Greenwich street. New fork-The Pro-
pFicior &C thus Establishment hsers herself that rs;rs be
in pared render domestic Of her house
perfectly ptionablc her rs will 6nd Good Home"
On ~ best ao& agreeable sensc) n her dom.,L
n. B.-To LIT, Rooms suits oi Rooms. fura,shed
furnished.
Gentlemen md Farlie, respectfully solicited 70 call aud
examine fcr uemsel,es. n1sim'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
sIslhlAOWND P0NW8I'a :
TIE DAYS THAT PAST.
ny ErEs sAnGENr.

ny ErEs sAnGEST.
We will not dcplore then the days that are past
The gloom Of misfortune is over them cast,
The, were frightened by sorrow aud sullicd by carc
Their griefs too many, their joys were too rare
Yet now that their shadows us no more,
Let us welcome the prospect that brghtens before
We have cherished fair hopes, We have plotted BRAY
schemes,
We have lived I'LL we find them illisive as dreamsi
Wealth has melted like that is grasped in the han'
And the steps we have cliaibcd have departed in and
Yet shall we dsspond while of health unberen,
And Honour bright Honour, and Freedom are len
o.! shall we dcspond, while the pages OF time
Yet open before us their records sublime
While ennobled by treasures precious than gold,
We can walk with the heroes aud martyrs Of odi
While humanity whispers such truths in the ear,
As IL soilens the heart like sweet music TO hear.
O, shall we despond, while with visions sll free,
We can gaze ON the sky and the earth and the sea-
While the sunshine can waken a burst of delight,
And the stars are n JOY ard n glory 10y night;
While each harmony running through nature can raise
In our spirits the impulse Of glalncss aud praise.
o. let us no longer then vainly lament
over scenes that have ded, aud days that are spent
But BY faith unfprsakcm, nawed by mschance,
On IIope's waving banner still fixed be gancei
And should Torture prove cruel and false 10 the last,
Let Us look to the future aud not tho past.