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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

DASSFORD's BILLIARD & CHESS ROOMS entrance
ID IL Ann street, and Joins the MusSs-t2l5 Prordwsy
More than fifty oldshioned Tables have given way in ,
city, leaving few others in except Bassiords Gum
Elastic Spring Steel and Improved Cloth Cushons they
much preferred by the amateurs aud certificates Of their
celence be shown from all the great players except tbs
PoSY he being engaged by opposition aetor Purchaser
and players are invited 10 try them above.
N B-BIlliard Cloth Balls. &c. for sale as usual saN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
CLIREHUGH'S TRICOPHEROUS OR med
GATED COMPOUND
HUMAN HAIR.

THIS preparation is Acknowledged the only eectual
remedy 10 prevent BaldIes the Hair secom'ng grey
complete restorative where the hair has fallen offs pur
fer and cleanser Of scurf and danar and all imIuss
diseases of the shin Of the head
1t to be considered initiating corporal fat nor
il composed Of grease, oil fatty matter OF aay kind. To
medical faculty all such substances known TO be posi-
lively injurious, notwithstanding what ignorant empires sag
to the contrary.
The chief virtues Of the Trcophsrous Medicatsd Com
l. It's bracing, strengthening aud clarifying properties
O. Its gently stimulating the action ofthe skin.
8. Its equalizing the circulation Of the aulds.
1t. producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb o.
and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerves, giving life and viior 10 the hair.
lis fr. eng the skin from the Effects Of perspration, scur
ard danarf, aud disposing the hair TO curl
g. AID frequent vii, preserve he hair in beauty and
health to the latest period oflfe.
See Clirchugh's treatise on the ha
Price 81 bottle sold by the proprietor, at his cutting
pointed agents - g. Dodd, Druggist corner OF Blocker and
Broadway William Miner, Druggist; Dsy street under
Franklin house Mrs King okseer, Fulton street. sod IN
all the principal cities Of the Union n2lm@ ns
nLEAsANT APARTMENTS TO LET.-The second
story of the house 500 Broadway. containing two le
with folding DOORS panres, closet, &C. Enquire
the premises. dl2-lmis'
~ Exclusively devoted the Of Hernia and ProaPsw
Of the Uterus. An experienced Surgeon graduate Of the
This establishments ayoraby known in this city for
than 20 years. Paroned by the medical faculty to whos
S hs . sa ssn
above VEsEY STREET, Aston HOUSE.
Soft
TyINE Plated WARE 4 SUPERIOR FINISHED
I CUTLERY.-The Subscriber has received per late
packets opening this very large and complete assor
Of rich plated wars consisting Of svermounted Casters
Cake Baskets shvermounted Tea and Coffee Uns Cande
STICKS &c, sc. Also, very splendid assortment Of fine Ia
BILE Cutlery consisting Of of 81 3d. and 100 pieces OF Ivory
Pearl and Silver handle Ksive with French forms Forks
Carver aud extra fine Knives for Silver Forks AN Tor
sale atvery lowprices, as usual. by
Obey DANIEL r. DELEVAN, IL Maiden Lane.
nUCTUR GLOVER is consulted as usual At his Once.
~ His practical experience, and his recent chemical
enabled him introduce into his practice
articles which prompt curing those disc
to which he devotes his attention.
Dr. appes strangers sa he has received irregular med
cal education and devoted his attention for the last ten
years select branch ofhs profession His Office is No.
Ann street. Private entrance third door from the Museum
through entry with lamp the office door
NJ B. The Doctor keeps era assortment Of Trusses
and Supensory Bandag which adjusted and applied
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may be had at his store Price
one dollar jelly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

DIED.
On Monday. the 18th instant, after lingering Illness Mrs.
Hannah Brown, widow Of the late Adam Brown aged 60
years.
Her relations and friends and ef family are re-
spccully invited to attend her funeral ednes
day. aerRoon at half past three o'clock her late
Avenne.
Suddenly Monday nornisg Mr.. Joseph Lyon aged 50
years
The friend. Of the family respectfully invited to attend
his funeral Wednesday afternoon. the 18th in ant half
past three o'clock fom his late residence No IS Charlton
without further invitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

sE,0R THE FACE AND SKiNr-Chureh's Genuine
II Vegetable Lotion recommended BY the faculty for all
diseases Of the face and shin IL eradeass tan pmps eek
les spot rednc ring wcrm and all cutaneous eruptions
gradually realizing delicate clear soft skin transforms
the most salow complexion INTO radiant ~h,tene renders
harsh and rough skin beautifully so smooth ard i'm
parts the face neck and sheshy aud Juvenile doom
and by dne in ito apple the result will be
beautiful complexion. This Lotion ~ exceeded by other
In the world. Suce IL TO say. that IL has been used with
great In the United States and West Isdies with
OUT single complaint Of lis eosry. For sale at Chsrch
Dspenary ss Bowey, Of Spring s Price rs cents
per battle ni6- lmsod.
ITO LET-Broadwsy Boarding Houses, Of Pine st.
known the fremont House Inquire al the book store
the premises nol6- 1mecd'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

DARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING Dec IL, Isso,
Ia vmed

DARK THEATRE-THIs EVENING Dec. II, 1899!
VIII B. performed r.. o
THE CHILD OF THE weEcK- Msuriee dumb boy,
Mads~0'sl' Celeste Mr. Har,%ss Mr. s. n.sn,"s'
LA RAYADERE The Unknown, Mr.. Edwin Zelos,
To conclude with the farce OF The
THE TWO QUEENS George Roller, Mr. Fisher MI
chacl Lobb, Chippingdae.
Box Tickets. si-Pit sscsnts--Ga''ery. IS cents.
DOWERY THkATKE-T. ). AAABLiN oOLE MAN
ID AGEh AND DIRECTOR.
THIS EVENING Dec H. wiz oe performed the celebrated
METAMoRA .-Metsmora, Mr. Forrest; Oceana, Mrs
Proctor.
THE GREEN EYED MONsTER.-Count Elberfeldt,
MIR. Foster Countess de Lisle, Mrs Proctor.
Doors att o'clock and performance quar-
ter before sprecsely
Nj EW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THis EVENING"
IN Dec. II, 1899, will he performed
THE WIFE-(A Tale If Mantua)-st Pierre, Mr. Wal
''eA TO Foe conclude with the farce Of
THE WCLF AND LAMB.-BoD HoIeycomb, MIR. Wal
lack Mrs. Bellender, Mrs Flynn.
Prces-Boxes so centsPt cts,-Gaery - cs ChldRs1
under II years, hafrrice to Boxes
Doors open 7ocock TIE curtain viii rise half past
even precisely. sil.sm'
OLYMPIC IHEATKE.-TUEsDAY, Dee. IL, 1889,
~ viii be produced, for the bebaeht Of Mar. Horncate,
New Comic Burietta entitled
THE STRANGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gentleman,
MIR Browne Mary Wilson, Mrs Plumer.
Aft err which the Petite Ofera Of
THE SWISS COTTAGE.-Naz Teick, Mr.. Mitchell
Corporal Max, Horncaste.
To be followed by, for the I'd time, the
ROOF sCRAMBLER.- Swelo,no, Mr. Horncasds; Molly
Brown Mr. Mitchell.
The whole 10 conclude with
HIS FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Watt, Mr. Browne;
Horatio Craven, AM, Horncastle.
Boxe, SO cents Pit Doors open half past six
Performance at O'Clock. dis
broadway CIRCUs-Messrs. WELSH BARrLxrr &
- Ce.-THls EVENING, Dee l7th, 1899. The enter
tainments will commence with
Grand Chinese Pageant,
Comic Song,
Master divers pleasing act Of Eorsemauship
Wonderful Vaultng,
Horsch anship BY Mr.. Aymer.
correct deneation Of the Old Virginia Niger
panying hi r.elf on the Banjo, by Mr. Sweeny.
MIR SANFORD, in Of his aughable Extravaganza.
MIR Cadwallader on Four Matchless Steeds.
Fancy Dance by Master Bacon,
The entertainments 10 conclude with
+, Dopquixotte or the ad INJURIES IF Sancho Paniza
Boxes so cents Pit IS cents Dcors open at half past
perfr at O'Clock precisely. An Efficient
police is engaged 10 preserve perfect order di2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

CPLENDlD GEOLOGICAL EXHlBtTION-Now open
- at 81 Canal Street. few doors east Of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co have the pleasure
inform the public and narats that they have established
beautiful and extensive Mansgerie Of Living Animals
aud Beasts at the above pamed place. Their collection
prses great variety Of the finest specimens natural history
npor,sd IN America VIII be Cor he resspaos of
yi.itors each day, from 10y A. NJ 10 SP NJ and from
in the evening. di2 2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

OT0vE FACTORY.-The subscribers would call the al.
- tenon Of their friends and the Public generally to their
Tnware and Stove Factory sni Tn and Copper Roofing
Establishment Constantly hand general assortment OF
TIN aud Stoves Of the latest aud most improved patterns
for coal or wood to be seen il operation at the Store
They nso prepared execute all orders for Tin and
Copper Roofing at the shortest notice. and the most
able terms. - Re- j. w. TREMBLEY,
ul5lm-is No. las Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
MARRIED.

On the 18th int bv his Honor the Mayor Horace Prior Of
Oyster Raw L. L. to julia A. only daughter Of I. NJ South
WICK, OF this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

GEOLOGICAL INsTlTUTE-JUNE TITUS, AN
II GEviNE X CO... splendid collection Of Living AMI
mails eren for the reception OF visitors their we'll
has been made 20 receive the public vitors wifi have
the additional ADVANTAGE o beho ing that and angular
animal, aLIvING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE. And the fur
Their qualification of seeing BLACK TIGER! the exs-
Of which has hitherto been either doubted denied BY
all authors who have written the subject.
Entrance the exhibition No. ~ Christie street sirectv
In the Of the Bowery Amphitheatre.
Hours Of ex ibtI,n from 10 o'clock A. n. r. M..s
from TO . in the evening.
Admission IS children under ten years OF sgs half
price. d. 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

~. ~ Members OF Royal College OF
Surgeons, Londen continue TO be consulted delicate
diseases all their various stages at their Office, 2O43 Fulton
street. where from the Of their
iaborg under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety
j. B. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in all Of the
violent venerea which hitherto fallen under their
aotice their treatment without mercury has been most
cessu and speedy Tey need by certificates direct the
public attention TO their practice IN those diseases
their reputation in this city 10 we'll known and respected BY
all who had confde in their hssor. IL Is strongly
recommended TO females who the habit Of using their
Deobruent Pills. that than two should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desireus 20 avoid preventative can
be hadrecent cured in days. Those who have in
ured themselves by and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security is all that will be required until
shall be effected Letters post paid detailing the ma.
OF the complaint and covering suitable Fec will be i'm
s--.~sy a'ssnuru ana -s~a...--, s f vr'
warded to the PARTIES. d4lMs
NEW DlSCUVERY-For the cure # chronic diseases,
such asIons standing scrofa secondary syphilis ulcers
piles 6.ula tumors, and also all mereura dis
No pay required, not for medicines till The
perfected which take from three 10 sx weeks aud
be without hndancc 10 business Medicine aud advice gratis
perfect is not performed Dr. HEINE, wishing 10
prevent embarrassment TO who might be n'sd
reeed wully by accident informs them that he has
agent and patients only his residence IFS Hud
street, between Canal and Debrosses streets Any person
whs poor but honest recommended by alderman de-
serving receive both medicine and advice between
and r. NJ every Saturday. Dr. HElNE beiog elderly
person. and native Of Ger many his English language with
much difficulty understood. d3lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
Foreign Ports.
,RDA, Nov 29-Root Centre, NYork, VI

NJ OTlCE.-A subscribing himself MIR. Cattle had
IN better call at the hotel where he last boarded his
BILL If not, inmate description Of him will be given di7 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

Packets 20 Arrive.
LorDor.
Gladiator, Britton, Nov 10
Mediator, Champlis, Nov 30
Wellington, Chadwick, Dee |
Lrvprrool
=. America, Bailey, Nov 10
q Washng'n, Burrows, Nov IS
v. de Lyen, at Bermuda. rep'g
Chas Carroll, Lee, Oct "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

krA PART OF "A HOUSE TO LET = To let to a
small family the upper part Of neat two story brick
house, situated No. 100 Church, near White street.
consisting Of large front paror back with pantry and
bedroom between, bedroom in the attic privilege in the
kitchen, with large cellar Possession given Immediately
Enquire the premises DIT IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

ITO THE PUBLIC.-A person who has his name printed
r. Lande; has advertised note for hundred dollars
lover cue against the subscriber for sale cheap cash.
exchange for merchandise The public hereby cautioned
to buy the said nee obtained from the subscriber by
fraud and deception and whs ut any confederation than
two years since. CASPER MARKS
dl7lt New York, Dec. lG, 1885,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

- APARTMENTS o LET.-A trent and back par.
sJ lor basement. and in the attic story will be let
the LIST of May, reasonable terms, at $40 Broome
street. dl7 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

Or RAFFLE VIII take place this evening" Dec. I7ih
at Captain Sssly Hse Bowery, for brown horse known
and drove the road Campbes Big Uorse An excellent
supper will be served up with wines Particular attention
should be paid ny those who taken chances d7 II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

PLEASANT APARTMENTS TO LET.-The secont
story of the house 500 Broadway, containing two FL
with folding doors, panries closet &C. Enquire
the pvmises dl2 miss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

LII KINDS OF UNCURRENT MONEY WANT
IA ED, at very low rate of discount by
dl7 ST. DWIGHT, DANFORTH < Co, so Wall st.
NOAL-f Philadelphia money tax. Tor Co-i, (Pesch Or.
~ chard free Of carriage broken aad screened the yard
Beaver Nsadass. nj 81 e .-~-
Yard l0A Washington street.
dill lw' j. s. LEWIS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10
MOB RIFLE

mar: James Smith. from he county CT
Philadelphia, is now lying at Wilson,
Ho'ei' In Harrisburg, dangerously III
from the effects OF an assault, and haiti.
iIy committed upon him by gang Of
DULLES and blackguarls that are now
qnarteIed here as witnesses OH the part
OF Hf. Brown of the county, for seat
in the Senate
r, MT. Smith was a member of the
House OF Representatives from ,h.
county of Philadelphia last wear and was
surG nasd here as witness in the con
tested election, by Mr.. Hanna.
1t is said that he possesses important
information relative to the frauds that
were committed and as soon as i, was
known on Monday evening last thai he
had arrived, gang Of the builics that
were foremost in mobbing out the SEN
ate and House of Representatives start
ed III pursuit. and found him with q
brother OF his in an oyster cellar. under
the public house kept By Mr.. Chase. at
the corner of Walnut and Third STREET
where they rushed in, and knockior
down MIR. James Smith. kicked him
Jumped upon him, and beat him until
they LEFT him for dead. His brother
happened to make his escape from then,
nnooservcd. and rallied hsl p to rescue
him, but before they arrived, he was
welttring in his blood and the assassins
had fled. He was removed to Wilson'S
IN state OF insensibility, aud Dir. Ruth
eriord called to his aid and life is still
despaired Of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10

Co. We give up large portion of our n
vaiah'e space this week to the Speech q,
Mr.. Rives. The imror,au, relation which
that gentlemen sustains TO this Common
wealth, and tho powerful influence which
the new position he has taken is calculated
70 exert on the interests Of the country, rem
der the publication OF the Speech not less n
duty to the Senator and tho public, than i, is
n pleasure TO ia. There are few things thai
afiec, our feelings more than 10 see a noble
mind, stricken by the binding Influences of
party, and perverted to its unhallow ed uses
II is us though the light which ben,pnan,
Deity had instituted To cheer, and warm
and enlighen our path, should become dark
md rayiess in its orbii;-for so il is morally
with the perverted intcllect for every nur-
pose OF good, while its power 10 do mischief
however, unfortunately, is as great az il
could have been to bless. Such we consider
the course Of Mr. Rives for years. The
prompt and efficient support which he gave
/. TO The EXecutivein every assumption Of Tin
warranted power, and that dark and fear ful
deed, the EXpuNGE, by which the proud
Senate was made kneei al the foois.ool of
Power-are melancholy evidences of the
fsci. While we would rejoice, therefore,
al the earnest which Mr.. Rives's speech al
fords of his regeneration and disenthrsIment
while we view il ms an occasion of sincere
cr, ,lof lo,I 4
try-we cannd join in the lofty pesns
which some OF our brethren are sounding
TO his praise. We are disposed rather TO
receive him as convert than hail him as a
conqueror-'o prepare The fatsd cali ra .her
than reur the triumphal arch.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10

to the suhjec, OF the improvement ni the road
between Staunton and Scn,tsviie The
goat inconvenience Ia which you have been
subjected Tor several years in the transpnr-
'aiion at your prnduce, from the wretched
Condition al this road for the greater part Of
every year, has long been n inject OF Just
complaint with you You having so ivug
continued to bring your produce tn tins
market in spite of the difficulties grow ing
out OF the usual bad state Of the road leaves
no room tn doubt your disposition to con, in
ne TO make Sc"itsville your market That
disposition " Ill no doubt he Strengthened by
the greatly improved and cheaper naviga-
ton which will soon he opened hy means of
The canal bet tween this place and Richmond
In order In increase your facilities oi &C
cess To this place we have already pc.i,ioned
The Legislature Ia provide hy law for he
construction of q McAdamized road from
SIhunton TO this place. Should the road he
McAdam'Zed. there is but little doubt hut
That you could bring to, and carry from this
place, greatly increased load, with the same
horse power md in less time entertain
no doubt but that The Legislature viii gran,
our petition, should we be seconded 5y the
expression Of your wishes To ;he same effect
we ask then, that you " i'll cooperate with
us by signing and circulating the petition,
VIC hh'e aifeady sent 10 the LegisIa-
ture, copies of which petition have likewise
been seat TO various places in your Coun.
tics
We fatter ourselves that il il ouly neces>
saty 10 call your attention Ia this matter.
SATISFIED that that enlightened attention
which all should give to subjects OF abiding
interests Will prompt you 10 take The mos,
prudent steps f"r the !urtherance oi these ia
ieresis. We have found much benefit to
result in awakening public st,en,,nn through
The means OF public meetings. We would
suggest The eNped"ncy Of holding meetings
al proper public places for The purpose "i
considering the exprdiency Of uniling with
US IN this matter. From the great favour
'his subject received from the Legislature
nj It's last session, il having Jailed 10y ma
Jnrny OF only two or three, we are conf
dent II you vii promptly act in concert with
US, That success will crown cur eXe1iions.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10

The Legislature of South Carolina has
"")'uFned, after session of21 days Tween
ty SIX acts were passed
Il Free Banking Law has passed The Lee
gIsiatufe OF Georgia, and received the sane
ton Of the Governor.
Mr.. RoynoT's resolutions, noticed in onr
last paper, have passed the Senate of North
carolina, just as they came from The House
The Legislature ufPennsyivania adjourn.
ed on Friday The 28,h 10 the 18th Of Janus-
ry. Eighteen OF The Wings still refused 10
Join the House Of Representatives. OF
them, Tbaddeus Stevens, had resigned, and
several others were expected TO take the
same course.
a Convention tor organizing State Gov,
eminent met OF ST. Joseph's, Florida. on
The 81 December. Judge Reid wos elected
President, and J. Knowles, (editor Of the
Tallahassee Wotchmsn, } Secretary.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10

The following is an abstract Of The letter
written by Gen. Jackson in 1887, TO Mr..
WISE, Chairman Of the Investigating Com.
mlttee. The public can now Judge " liicb VI rs
nearest The truth General Jackson " hen he
SAID The Executive Departments were man.
aged with ability and integrity" or MIR.
wise when he denied the assertion:
ut Is obvious that by the resolution of,be
mouse, an issue is made iib The President
OF The u s., as he had alleged 10 his annu
al message that The heads Of the Executive
Departments had performed their official
duiies with ability md integrity. In YOUR
speech, you denied this; you charged Them
WIN manifold Corrupiions and abuses of
uos' as you bad done in former speeches 10
which you referred; and yen demanded an
investigation through tho medium Of a Com
mhtce. The heads Of the Ds.
pa''mehis may answer such request as
.hey please, provided they DO not withdraw
theif own time and that OF The officers un-
DER Their direction, from The rublic business
In The injury thereof To that business /
shall direct them 10 devote themselves in
preference 10 any illegal and unconstitutional.
oi eau Jor information, no matter from wbsr
source u may come, OF however anxious
'hey may be 10 meet IT. For myself 7 shall
REPEL all such attempts as an invasion of
The principles of Justice, as well az nf tho
CONSTITUTION and ! shall esteem il nv "a
cred do'y to tho people OF The United States
10 RESIST them os would the establishment,
oi Spanish !rquisition."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-01-10

There was re marksbie religious excite
ment 10 The Sandwich Islands al the last
dates. Letters from the missionaries writ.
len IN August, state tina, the number admit
ted 10 the churches in all The Islands. with.
In twelve months, was somewhere from, FIVE
10 seven thousand. About thousand more
were expected To unite during the month of
August. The mission comprises Is church.
es, situated in the different islands Of the
group, and ny 10 The commencement OF This
excitement, they contained .049 members.
The "bole number admitted sipce The FIRST
introduction OF The Christian religion had
been ,259 so that the number Of removals
10y death, accommodation, and in all other
ways, IN about II or Is years, was 2lO. Al
he end Of August last, the number must
have been from G000 10 5000; and by the
enc of This year, considerably larger. AT
!b's moment The n York Observer remarks,
the commandments bear a larger proportion
io The who!e population, than in MOS, paris
Of the United States