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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

Fir, IN Patterson ~ Jon Tuesdsy morning FIRE
in Paterson destroyed about dozen buildings primer
paily in Maia aud Van aonten streets On Man stree,
hu, i.sly used as an auction foom MIR Gurners gro
oerv store Macpherson dry goods store HopPers do
Doremus do Blauvelt 4 handeyiils do Gov, Dick.
inson's ofee; Geofge Hoateps dwelling over one Of
,he s,o,e. On Van Houten street. Mr. Martin
,aiIor's shop: Mr. Aliens tobacco mandatory; MI
Ma.ls,a shoe store; Fairweather & Snrlfs tailnf's
shop. seseral buildings IN the rear were destroyed
Nr HunGng's dwellings and store we're inspnree 'o'
S690O a considrAbls part y. the goods from the
stores were saved.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07

HamIugs This is emphaiicsly age of hSmbug,
5ut We know OF nothing in that line 10 compare with the
norus rntearlis fever and the RohaH otaoe speenla
ton The rage for the former IS SO great that old Dry
,icks viii sell al an enormous price by only giving Them
The name and as the Rohan potatoes which sell
inc al from fifteen twenty dollars bushel an old
farmer assured few days since that he bad examin-
"a them and was satisfied they were what used 10 be
called the hog potatoes and were discarded by all
good farmers yerrs ago. They always yielded album
dainty but were unit TO eat-Atn YORK Sa1s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
New Goods.

Y1UST received by James Barrett, Jr., and now
- opening, extensive supply of fresh goods
which will be sold at small advance from cost. (Par
ticnlars next week
Rutland, May 6, 1889. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-05-07
BOnnets.

aTRAW, Florence and Leghorn Bonnet. just re-
- ceived and for sale by
JAMES BARRETT. Jr.
Rutland, MAY 2, 1889. 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
H u M A N III A | r.

30 Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEANS COM
POSITION than u.irty iaitations counterfeits
have sueces.vey appeared Now the Plous system erPlo
red BY an the BARRIERS fNew York.
But no one, aosbtless will dispute that the author Of
0RANDJEANs COMPOSITION is the osly person who
has especially applied himself with real and ssduy TO these
eisus microscopic researches The he has
ceved testimony Of the general satisfaction giveA-
TIE sale Of this article exceeds his most expectation
Fros this date Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
his conviction, perform extraordinary sron all Per
who will give hin their confidence and who will permit
him exercise A. according the aad the different
affections Of the Rou system He appreciates aud combines
with pscon ali the prescriptions given in the ss.t as
thos vas preference bis remedies except where
the requires and where, experience FOR 20
confirms its efficacy.
The psiscpa remedies lst. Paste the use OF which
xua~astees the in4hle oi xEROTRsA and thr ten
porary or fall OF the Har Cutaneou Erupnons
f the scalp OF letter aatsre, thai which Is mos, generally
set with on the heads Of young children
Id Odrfersus Liquid the employment Of which, IN saor
time cures HYDROTRlSIA.
a. "A pscniar Plaster, and Daphorse Cap for the treat
Of B.dnesssd kly prescriptions according to the
different eases add opsstitutioss.
Approved an nended BY the N. Y. Medical Faculty
Once. Barclay st., No |, Aston House al 2n-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
THE HUMAN HAIR,

0y- Personal appe arance 10 nsseacsd BY nothing
materially than lsxsrit crop of hair The lose Of tAs hair
oscasioped solely through neglect Of those
which really DO ert TO H. To prevent ts de-
cav and accomplish ts complete re,oraon 10 the object
10 which Mr. Cr,hugh has for ~ years directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair ne structure
necea with the anatomy OF We skis has been his peculiar
udy To attain full sfsraatos this subject he attended
the lectures Of the most celebrated Psychologists ~ Londen
and Edinburgh dseeted the sfrest layers Of the skim
med the nerves boodscs and bulbs connected with both
skin and hair and by these discovered Tie which
pcrect knowledge Of all these subjects and after
experiments heads dfreat stages Of badness asd
ing then according to the constitutions Of the Individuals the
result was the productics OF his celebrated
TRICoPHEkOUs, or INDICATED COMPOUND
n composed Of Ingredients Of Tive most WHY powers
corbucd with those wh,ch will promote the circulation give
healthy action TO the skin, and restore tho RELAXED functions
evident that only BY ssch the restoration Of the
hair be effected
In proof ofhe confidence which has In restsr
ing the hair he prepared 10 treat With gentleman who
would wsh have the Con pound applied by himself u has
Hair Cutting Roos. This viii be done rifhou ehssye
IA the hair restored individuals Of the highest responsibility
Who had their hair restored referred TO- who WI
testify 10 the great efficacy ofthe Compound.
Ladies hosd observe that wherever the has hair beeoss ls
brokenoen causeab by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound suy restore H. In ssch cases. all ss greasss nc
fatty natter pernicious, and cas only be recon-
mended through the grossost ignorance.
One application Of the Tueopherons Sufficient to
seuf >sd Dandri from the hair and dspas all impurities
froa ty skis. -
Price 81 bottle. sodby cLIREHUGH at hi. Hair Cut.
ting Roo.s Of Fuos ssd Broadway and Of his sp
pointed Agents. j. r. Dsdd Druggist of Bleecker and
Broadway Wm Miner. Druggist corner % Dey street And
Broadvay n3o-am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

sJeseph GAo patent elongated metallic pens the best
article OF the kind that have used We went back to the
quill some time ago after trying almost every variety OF
tae pen in the market satisfied pens equal to
those produced Goose Coz but having Mr.
Glot have again enlisted every good Democrat should
under the metallic er.n-Boston Morning Post
The itself worthy its rich contents and the whole
rejects credit upon the establishment that has saved
such world Of trouble in cutting goose qss and nisbng
points a little used.
ave safely speak Of these pens excellent; deerv
ing high eomnendation n-PhH. e. S. GAG.
good steel pen lasts longer than quill and waen is
past service have only to throw and At in another
the holder and there you and equpped for crb
Ming II made of the best STEEL and properly tempered,
the with Gllos they quite elastic the best Ho
Rasa qa the advantage Of not losing either
hsir point their elasticity ~ In short for the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

VIZ oRMs-woRMs--wORh s.--sH ERMAN's Worm
wv Lorengcs never fail TO destroy They the
greatest remedy ever discovered Read the following csrts
-
Nsw YoRK, February, 1899.
Dr. Shenandoah sr:-One of my daughters, aged -.
veoeen years troubled for about eighteen months with
backsg cough broken ssd disturbed Sleep &c She fast
wasting away although she ate qste heartily Several phys
clans attended her without benefit From reading the d.
vuptom Of worms thought might be thus rosbled and
accordingly procured boz which TO surprise perfectly
cared In weok They most ercelent mdicse,
besv, nv daughter owes her life them. Yesrs nc
JANE HUMPHREYS, Mercer st.
Wholesale asd retail al the Medicsted Lo,euge Wsrshesss,
| 100 Nassau street. door FROM Ann. sypy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

steel altogether and longer seknswiedge the grey goose
qshl as the badge Of oar rrofe'sion'-N y Com adr
HWith Of these pens endeaverng to do jus
lice to Mr. Ginot efunes nd scarcely rocognize
handiwsrk, the pen to BY naseace in
dependent Of voon and the characters traced by it
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure Bearing this public testimony to Mr. Gott
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his
ton affords n. r-Nsy York Herald
"Gioas Steel Passive not in the habit Of asing
metallic pens but find those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
tried and heartily the. cxeel-
lent They the hsnsemes that far
Nat and the mode Of fastening them to the stem
perio amp that have noticed holding them much hrner
and in better position The in which they at least
to casket worthy Of its jewels On the whole, 1lott
York GaseRe. ole-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
COLTS
BOOK-K E f P / N G..

mr. A PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE.
IySEw The accounts which fern the bases Of scepc.
ar. csssed under Five Dvis,oAs with definite erpansonsanr
~ FORMS Of grsmaar s.d arameuc contains vocabulary
AZ mercantile terms and phrases Also, key explaining the
e and .asner u Jeuaasne each 81 the Day Book e.tres
:. would explain the 10 has Pupil h
40 ..rpses me science that any yorng Of con a fns
S.e.op ay acquire knowedgs whost the assistance %
,@.sbsr To ch ADDED Directions u the Learner, and
p.~ss Ferrs for keeping books every extent and variety
~ eo~mers houses PsJe Address, Me frs ever delivered
- An, ..kieet DC nc th. Cav published and Cor sale By
,I,ss~,.sw. DAPrLEfoN h co, 2oe Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
MEDICAL.

90 DR. GLOVER ss recently introduced into ks pvae,
Tee new shem,es prerarsou which has proved sminDt
successful IN removing elects Of long standing NC Gomez
rseas are cured IN few days II pleasant 10 the t,ss
and speedily eaeacio,s.
The Doctor 10 consulted confdentisy in those dseans
which have baRed nc skill of the inexperienced svsh
- produced BY qusck nostrums and ignorant re
tcrde BE Hue particular te notice The and MURDER
Of bis ose7 Ann street Private entrance his sce uira
door from the Museum. Lasp the inner Office door in N
evening" e1v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
CANCERs CURED, BY JOSEPH HAwLEY, " ID
" re,idence "a Bayard street, New York.
To Mrs G. .fekoman, Bergen. ~ J.
NapG Eeh

DrAs MApsn-
Ihave deferred writing Won ssl could speak specifically
the result the treatment adopted BY physician
particular case happy IN being able 10 that Il has
been perfectly successful health restored and
ready TO start for my friends in Bsgrs Ny complaint
which va. csscerous had existed as twesty years
had for the last two three years very rapidly,
the whole OF one breast diseased and had 70 be
had also tumor between the opposite breast ssd Ny
faith in il, being cured, but By the soietsde Of friends
induced 10 apply 10 Doctor Hs~ley residing Al number "a
Baysrd street New York upon the recommendation Of Ms
samse Davis number 10 Commerce street Newark From
the great ..mber OF paes which he 10 constantly attend
ing New York and It's vicinity, from different parts Of the
country should udge that had opportunity Of
coming we'll acquainted with the practice. have found
Doct H. kind and attentive physician asd consider his
medical skill no less necessary than the external application
asd indeed ,s.ud think the height Of presmpos for any
man ignorant ef the profession 10 attempt applying ned
icse sufficiently aeioas 10 Cancer you
rejoice that ene OF the profession has the courage and the skill
10 treat complaints OF this without resortng 10 the knife
10 who's the afflicted may escape from the mpesitioss e
svsckery Yours sfeetionately,
my22ln' MANY CUBERLY.
NOR COLORING RED sR GRAY HAIR A PERMA
il NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair may
h, permanently eoored rich and glossy brown black hv
saqe application ef Mahon eds Turkish Dye, and
niuring hair a. most preparations de- Il improves ap
pesrsnoe aud grow very usurianty 80 Jest the
rep.tation &c This article that orders have been for
from Americas gentlemen resngi Canton, who have salts.
scory tested it, emcacy while al home Price - per bottle,
and sod wholesale ssd retail at -
slsy Agents Cor the United states Of America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
A Luxuriunt lAeud Of Hair.
gCREAM OF LlLIESs highly .

wv for promoting ths growth Of the Hair, preserving II
from falling out freeing from dandran Whskers quick
raised BY its use also red hair vhker gradually
turned Jet black without Injury to the whissers hair
has delicate extremely pleasant Perfume and possesses the
Of penetrating he roots and causing them TO PrssA
strong black and healthy quality by other
preparation Curs natural ARTIFICIAL BY M retain their
shape and unaffected by dancing weather other
Price SO cents For sale Wholesale and ca by A. B.
D. SANDS 100 Fulton of William; j. Syme 80 and
$50 Bowery; Ring GA Broadway; O. Lindsay 50 Sixth
Avenue and most respectable druggists in the eity Perf
merry and Fsocy stores.
n. - a.E Cream az MS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
PUBLISHED sAILyBy
JAN X a RDON BENNETT.

NO II ANN STREET.
THRMs OF ADvERTISING.-The extensive eircuIason
Of the HssaIp, both In town and country makes superior
channel for advertisers
ron TWELVE on LISA
day, 30 days, 81 2s days 81 81 days, - -
o75 50 8 90 IA an
70 Is ala ~ 80
ron EieHr LINES LESS.
. weeks, - 50 months % %
4 month, 90 g month"; . l6 -
- All advertisements be paid before their insertion
Advertisements inserted In the WISELY HxRALp at 81 90
per square every Insertion
MsRsro HsRALp-issued every morning, except Sunday
price fpo cent? per copy Cohtry Subscribers furnished
the same rate for any specific period remittance In Cd
vance. No paper sent wles. paid In advance
WEEKLY HxRALDissued tvcry Saturday morning al o.
clock price cents per copy Furnished 10 country suhsc
hers Al ~ per anoum, IN advance.
CoRRksrorpsrrs requested to address their letters 70
james Gorde~ Besnsn Prerrstor and Editor and ell etts
on business must be post psa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
A. PASTOR'S
HAIR. OIL.

Or COmPOund EsstmtiRI Oil Of Almonds,
LOR destroying dandru and preventing the hair com
ing eat turning grey, prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR
Hair Cutter, los Greenwich street, New York
This nimitabe Oil has been the product Of twenty four
OF experience and for the last sixteen years the city Of
New York. where have been practising the Hair Cutting b
siness, and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL the wholcsomest and OIL hair
makes il grow thick and long, prevents its falling off turning
grey and hair has begun to turn grey, such nouher
to the hair that by will restore 10 its natural coloss
also prevents hair from becoming shaded and hair olrea
shaded, which great Disagreement young ladies' and
used for short ne it will restore natural color clear
the ssur and keep the head and promotes eyebrows
and whiskers liberal discount made TO wholesale purca
ssrs A. PASTOR
los Greenwich street, NJ r.
Price, 50 cents per bottle highly periumed. myi5lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
Genuine Orris Tooth Paste.

~ An unequasd Dentifrice for cleansing preserving and
beautayiug the Teeth The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE Wide
beastifss the Teeth giving to them clear and peary white
removing every of tartar II also improves
the color OF eps and ana heals an ulcers Of
the mouth arrests the of decay in the eeth and
parts peculiar and grateful sweetecs TO the BREATH sso
dsns sished for its agreeable tasts and fra
eranss
The Osris Tooth Paste can nsts be changed into
agreeable aud excellent Tooth Wah while IS free from
NE objections that apply to sA article and also rsn
these applicable Tooth Powders apFendage 10
the toilet II wHranted to contain ingredient in the least
degree Injurious the teeth and it highly recommended by
the most scientific dentists It's extensive SALE and the general
that however, the best evidence of
popularity and merit Be careful to obtain NE paste and OBJ
the signature of the proprietor g. W. Pene, upon the
abel without which it not genuine Price 80 cents with full
directions
For sale BY H. c. Hart l73 Broadway Cuons lse Broad
w~y J. H. Hart, 27s Broadway and % Hudson ST. Howe
GuioA l2s Chatham and by E. M Guon l27 Bowery
of Grand 81 Henry Of Pike and corner OF Maa
and FrsRt streets, Brooklyn Aso by By Bush Asn Eew
Orleans.
Beware of Counterleits. m0-eodsn'
! 7NEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance OF
ladies to be in accordance with their but how frequently
and with what unpleasant sensations do we see LADIES' otherwise
beautiful completely unsexea BY that snseemly ssurement
asuperfuoss growth Of hair upon the face neck
ATKINSON'S DEPlLATORf has proved itself in thou
vaen to positive and easy remedy for this unfortunate a.
fiction.
No has ever hailed with the univs sal satin
faction that accompanied the introduction Of th nvaua
BILE preparation application Of which will in few
moments entirely the hair, leaving the skin softer,
6ser, whittier and much improvedin its appearance.
mild and harmless in its nature, that IT can be used
upon infant, without the least deletsrious effect
h of the increased and for the articles We
proprietor has appointed Nessrs GUIOSS, $50 Broadway
New York General Agents for the United States Of America
Coz the Dcpilatory and Mahomeds Turkish Dye.
Country dealers will be supplied by them the most
ahe terus Price two dollars bottle. n22tT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

II. s. CIRcrIr CoURr.--An important case for
owaers Of whale ships was decided yesterday in the
Circuit Court Of the United States Robert H. Spen-
Ger and six others were indicted for attempt to
make revolt in the ship Shylock. 1t appeared in
evidence she sailed under register, and had never
been licensed or enroiied for the fisheries. The
counsel for defendants raised the objection that she
not lawfully engaged In her business and Judge
Story sustained the exception, saying the Court had
settled that question recent trial in the Rhode
Island Circuit. The District Attorney then entered
q noLe prosequi, and the men were discharged
Boston Gazette, May 2lsf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

90 WONDERFUL CURE OF CONSUMPTION
For months have been i'll Of this awful disease suffering
distress especially cough and ra-
biy Finding Dr. Tsylor Balsan Of Lverwsrt curing
era Of my acqsainances also tried BOTTLE and wonderful
to say restored immediately II also restored friend Of
mae who was low Persons at liberty to call and see
me il desirsus Mrs. J. GREEN, Crosby st.
Zee only to s7s Bowery for the genuine, for there are
many counterfeits. aD.l
AGENrs THE CIrY-Mr Hays, 1879 Fultonst Brook
yn; Dr. Lowerre ST. Broad st. Newark J. d. Philips New
burg; P. Fighter Poushkeepse II. Lovely, Burlington; T.
Benton, Guilford; 8. Nichols cambridge J. Prouy Co
Geneva Abraham Trmrer, Undertook; Luke Lyman, Mid
detown, Conn; T. Beten Guford; NJ Scovlfs Waterbury,
B. Shaw Hudson and Market sts Albany; David
Hunt Uicaand in this city only al 375 Beverly Remember
this all who wosld have genuine remedy. my25st&W*n
uOW TO yEAUTlFY THE COMPLEXiON-WY
II ETHs MILK OF ROSES-Ceebrated for the last 40
years Europe and America for soenng and identifying the
skn aad rendering il smooth and delicate 1t per-
feet luxury after shaving washing, &c 1t positive
for pimpe unburn, tan, eruptions freckle Sc Indeed
valuable that toilet dressing complete without
it For SALE wholesale and retail by A. B. d. Sands, 100
Fulton William ST.; j. Syme, 63 and $50 Bcwery O.
II. Ring 644 Breadway G. Lindsay IS Sixth Avenue; and
druggists, fancy stsres Sc LoHdon and America
Ask for Wyehs Milk Of Roses decidedly superior to any
= the world. m3O.sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

TNo pArER NAKERs.-Fourdriner Machine Wire Clo,A
Il and Felts, for sale bv D. CAMPBELL PERssE,
a2ey ITO and ia Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

A youthful Psrsoa one day preached
Against lks drunken, iswd ed sdse;
His dock he earnestly beseeehd,
On their desires to pat bride.
The sermon DER, his text forget,
The parsos revelled with the sqslre;
Bsmpers weat rosnd; On. wsfal blot;
His reverence tanbled in the MRS.
s.vvh.res now vour bridlesr qusth his host;
II. hiecsp,d ont, a What do you think
p,e ,hrownr await No, tits not lost,
/ only took it OF to drink"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27
To che Printer

Permit giddy trining girl,
For once to al a poets corner,
She cares not how the critics snarl,
Or keaus and maearonies scorn her.
She losgs in:priat her lines to see
Oblige ner, (sure you cantt refsse IT'D
AID, il you find her out, your fee
Shall be--ts hiss hsv-if you choose It,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

CERTAIN DISEASE eradcsted BY the celebrated
n Dr. Poetts Gesorrhes Eradesor. Il hinder, sot from
business pleasant TO the taste docs not faint the breath asd
preserves il virtses lesgh Of time, AID therefore
porsnt medicine for voyacers, and those riding ne
try. II fails N reeest ease n less than - hours,
hoss Of longer standing proportion Hrdreds have BY
few Eradicaeor bees esrtd Of the Files For
Wholesale and retail BY A. b. d. Sands Fslios ass
william; s.d the following Drag Stores a. Bowery n
walker; 40 Bowery corner Bond; 90 Brcss~ - srth
A,ssue Price Al. uso sr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

NAY q -Dtcisioas-Thomas II. Mercein ads.
Araminta Smith, administrator Of Jonathan Smith,
Jsdgmsnt for plaintiff, with liberty to defendant TO
plead dc moro on payment Of costs within ten days
notice of this rule
Russell A. Bammsn Benjamin Y. Hallock,
Judgment for plaintiff on the demurrer, with liberty
TO defendant 10 plead dc moro on payment Of costs
within ten days after notice Of this rule.
John G. Bergh and John p. Arcularius vs. Paul b.
Ring Judgment for defendant with liberty To plain
tiff 10 reply de payment Of costs within ten
DAYS after notice Of this rsle.
Morgan l.. Webb and Robert n. Truson ~. Ma
thanief Bsnee. Judgment OF nensuit.
John Lloyd Us. Robert B. Atterbury. Motion by
defendant for new trial denied.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-27

CoRosEK's OrrreE-Nsy Is and 26-An inquest
was held at the fsot Of Carlisle street. the body Of
William Ganthorp, an English sailor, aged %. IL
appeared that the deceased belonged to the British
barqse James & Thomas, OF Hull, and that on the
18th instant deceased went ashore-got drunk-trisd
20 get on board his cra-nssed his foctng-fell n.
20 the stream, and his body was not again until
the thusder storm caused Il 10 float ashore the
Albany Basin yerdct-accideRtald death.
At Peck Slip, on the body Of another either unfor-
tunate or imprudent man, who found in the Rast
River. Verdict-found drowned.
Don't BE- your owr Apoth,sorv-At No. $40 Wa.
ter street, on the body q Ellen Graves aged 81 who
died suddenly from the effects Of some mineral she
had taken, by way OF srrsg physic. DIR. +. A. Cad
well made aposi morfem examination and ertaned
that the medicine nothing more ner less than
oraiie acid. Verdict accordingly.