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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14
AMERICAN HOTEL

AMERICAN HOTEL.
Summit street, near the lower steamboat
landing, Toledo.
I'd N. LAWTON takes this opportunity
III. to inform the public that he has taken
the above splendid establishment, and fitted
it up in good style for the accommodation
of all who may favor him with their Gus
TOM. He intends to try the experiment of
keeping the best of every thing, and thus
meriting substantial reward from the res
ident and travelling public.
March, l6 1889 soft
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

There is man in Bangor who has inven-
ted telescope so powerful that he has dis.
covered wart on the face of the man IN
the moon. The same gentleman has since
made the astonishing discovery that the
moon is not made Of green cheese, ns Sir
John Hcrshel and others ignoruntly have
supposed, but that it is nothing more nor
less than a mill stone for grinding up the
small stars into materials for the aurora
B0rcalis.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

Messrs. Featherstonhaugh and Nudge,
persons appointed to make the Typographical
examination of the disputed territory, will,
it is said, commence operations immediate
ly. Every thing looks very cool along the
Maine frontier, at present, and the rcsolu.e
firing of John Smith the younger and his
detachment, "right into the face and eyes
ofher majesty's dominions," does not seem
to have provoked measures of retaia' OF.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

There were never more dishonest means
used to defeat a regularly nominated can,
didate, than have been brought into requi-
sitIon against ours. When we nominated
John Smith for the presidency, we supposed
that his enemies would take the ordinary
measures to oppose him. Not SO; they
have gone to work in the most insdiou.
& underhunded manner. One paper says, he
is dead; another, that he has absquanderet
and G. T.; a third, that he is in the Peni-
tentiary, and the fourth, more dangerous
and barelaced than all the rest, insists that
there is no such individual. Gentlemen;
You'll slip up on this, for we saw him, this
morning, and moreover, he swcars that he
shall try you pull in 1910, and if he can't
get the presidency, he can 60 it straight for
Constable.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

ABsQUAruLATIoN QuADRILLBs.-A mu-
slclan in New York has lately published a
collection of musical byour with the above
title. They are named as follows. No. l,
G. T.; Mo-, A la Paris; No. 3, Sub-trea-
sury; No. 4, Pocketing the change; No. S,
Swartwout Hornpipe. Postmastcrs thro'
out the United States are agents for the
sale of the above, and are all expected to
play running accompaniment, whenever
occasion requires.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

The Legislature of Tennessee stands III
follows:
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

The Robbery of the Pontiac ballot box,
which was the foundation of SO much Loco
foco political capital and so much pious in,
dignation on the part of the prints of the
party, turns out TO have been rascally plot,
got up by the Locos themselves. The poor
tool who made the false affidavits and kept
the matter stirring has made public, ac-
acknowledgement of his rascality.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

BRIDES, LooK.-Many sweet pretty
face and delicate complexion has been half
spoiled by frccklcs, during the bridal tour,
by the odious practice of wearing white
veil. Don't do that It's a piece Of silly
ostentation;. as if you couldn't be happy
without hanging out sign to let the vulgar
know how you feel. Keep your beauty,
dears! 1t belongs to your husbands, after
you are married; and heaven knows they
value it as highly as you do, at least.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14

The amlable modesty of the CLEVELAND
Herald, in noticing the health of the coun.
try can't be beat. considerable sickness, y
says he, "prevails in the Lake country west
OF us at this time." And pray Mr.. Cleve.
land Herald, have you no sickness at homel
Is 1t all west of you! We could tell a tale
the result of our own observation, thai
would put quite another complexion on ths
matter. Cleveland has been sickly, yer,
sickIy, this season, and the fevers have beer
more than usually fatal; SO say the people
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-14
to the insatuble boots of their tumble-dowu

to the Unsuitable boots of their tumble dow,
Vehicles.
To do the Frankling House" justice
however, it has pretty carriage with Q
nice pair of grays-a very neat turn ou.
and as that is a sort of letter of recon.
mendation to house, have observed tha,
the "Frankng House" carriage generally
goes well loaded.
The two principal taverns in Cleveland
are the Franklin and the Mansion. The
former has rather the best reputation, and
consequently does the best business, though
the building is contracted and inconvenient,
and the dining room most miserably situa-
ated. The Mansion is an immense pile of
building, built on a magnificent plan, but
like the city Of Washington it is a "place
of magnificent distances" with great chan
ces for discomfort in some seasons of the
year.
There is now a fine house going up, low
down on Superior street, which if well
kept, will prove very great accommoda-
tion to travellers by water who are making
only short stay in the city.
Unlike Eric, Cleveland has, since its
commencement, had no time of absolute
stagnation of business, during which the
wealthy ones could withdraw their capital
from commercial enterprises, acquire
taste for splendor at home, and build them
up costly dwellings,. They have had an
outlet for their energy and thei. pride in
another direc,ion-in the unremitted strug-
gle for weslth-the- hubble bubble of the
business cnuldron: the continual demand
for more capital, created by an increasing
trade, and above in that pride of wealth,
which is even more absorbing passion
than pride of appearance.
There are however some very pretty
"turn outs" in the horse and carriage
line, and the fancy for splendid cquipage
is far from dormant here, though not SO ex-
trayagant as at Buffalo or even at Detroit.
Fine establishments with loads of pretty
women may be seen however at Cleveland,
sufficiently often to convince an observer
that they have judges whose taste both In
women and horses cannot be galnsayed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
THE HUMAN HAIR.

ny- Personal appearance Influenced By nothing more
than sxura~t crop hair The loss Of the hair
in oecasioned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist 20 IT, To prevent its de-
cay and accomplish its complete restoration, j. the object
whch Mr. Crehugh las for ~ directed his attic
The growth and organization Of the hair structure
nected with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists in London
and Edinburgh deced the daerea layers OF the skim
ined the boodvees and bulbs connected with both
skin and hair and by these discovered the which
perfect knowledge Of all these subjects, and after
experiments heads ia different stages Of badness asd
them according TO the constitution Of the individuals ID,
result the productions OF his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
n 10 composed of Ingredients Of tie vivf,ag powers
combined with those w-eh will promote the circulation give
healthy action 10 the skia and the RELAXED fuDcen
evident that only by such the restoration of the
hair be effected
In proof othe confidence which CLTEEHUGfhas In res,or
the hair he prepared to treat With gentleman who
would wish have the Compound applied by hnesat his
Hair Cutting Rooms This will be done witot any chsrs.
t the hair restored individuals Of the highest
who had their hair restored referred TO- win
testify 20 the great efficacy ofthc Compound.
Lse, should observe that wherever The ha, hair bsecn. thin
brokenoen eausedb BY tying the hair too , this Com
pound only restore w. In ssch all oils greasos &c
any fatty matter pernicious, and only be
mended through the grossest ignorance.
One application Of the Trcopherous !, sufficient
Scarf and Dandrn from the hair AID dsspate all impurities
from tiS skin.
Price bottle soldby CLIREHuGH al Nj, Hair Cut.
ting Roo.s Corner of Futon and Broadway and 81 hs a
pointed Agents. D. Dcsd. Druggist Of Beecker
broadway VIA Miner. Druggist, q D,y street and
Broadway. m39Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
H y N 4 +. a !! n \ ] i ! !, A I! I. !! |! R /.

90 Since the publication of A. oRANDJEANs CON!
POSITION more than thrty limitations counterfeit.
have uccessivsy appeared Now the Plous system erpo
red BY ali the BARRIERS sf New York.
But one, doubtless will dispute that the .ubor Of
GRANDJEAN's COMPOSITION 10 The only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and assduy these
microscopic researches The Ne has
eived Is testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale OF this article exceeds his most ssngine expectation
From this date. MIR A. GRANDJEAN promises according
his convictions TO perform extraordinary upon ali per
IONS will give him their Conscience and who will permit
him n exercise A. according the and the different
affections Of the Plous system He appreciates and combines
with all the prescriptions the best
hor wing preference 10 his remedies except where
the case requires it, and where experience Cor
many year. confirms It's efficacy.
The principal remedies lst Paste the of which
ruera,ses the insble of xEROTRlSIA and the ten.
porsry or permanent fall Of the Hars Guaneoas Eruption.
n tn. scalp letter nature that which most generally
met with the heads ~ young children
ID Ode,Jrow Liquid. the employment 81 which, N sher,
time cures HYDROTRISh
a. a r.eular Plaster and Dapheyee Cap Tor The
&C b. dnes-sra fnally prescriptions sccordln. 10 Nv.
different case. and constitutions.
Approved and mendsd by the ~ r. Medical Faculty
0eice, Barclay 81, No 1, Aston House. "a 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
S PLEN DID

R SEARS devotes his atteatiento the Of chro
- mic lingering diseases For years his practice has
been extensive and Of dyspepsia liver
plants consumption dropses pectoris and diseases pc
cula to females, which had resisted other have been
cured by his treatment Mr. Joxson 254 Fulton ST. has been
relieved Of distressing darrhoa of many years standing
Mr.. Ely III Fulton It. has had much experience In his treat
in bilious affection and cough. Mrs Hnman las 9Th
Avenue been TO comfortable health from
debility and cough Miss Jane A. Lee 3l7 Hudson has beeA
cured Of dypepsiaaendea for with great dcb
Mrs Robbins 18th street. Sh Avenue has been
ed Of the Miss Jane Keyser IA
Broome has been relieved Of pain the breast
sides and between the shoulders difficulty Of breathing and
debility Similar publish
referred to in this city and Brooklyn.
In regard to his moral and religious character he permit
ted refer the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, D. d. and
the Rev. g. Spring, d. D.
ANGINA PECTORIS.-Its symptoms unpleasant
sensation the breast bone pit of the stomach attended
with pains about the breast especially about the left side and
region the heart extending often to the shoulder blades and
the shoulders Those subject sometimes
kened with Of ssfocaon difficulty of breathing and
experience shorne Of BREATH and Of the heart
wakiRg fast ascending flight Of Dr. Sears h had
much experience in the treatment Of this disease
Miss Mary Ford, 507 Washington years since
stored 10 COED health after having suffered much from
debility, attended with pain at the chest, side be
the shoulders hortnes Of BREATH and cough She
enjoys good health.
Numerous similar this city and Brooklyn be
ferred to a, his Office, Al Annst
Persons distance by forwardps statement Of their
symptoms be supplied with medicine and directions Of
flee Ia Ann st. my ls-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
MARY CUBERLY.

HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.-lfby your ewn impradenee
your health smpaed, do not rely your curative
powers that OF friend but keep quiet secret and instantly
free yourself from trouble with Buffers Mixture.
IL you have been suffering time either from Ignorance
nent unkfu attempts at curing by Me-
dical oc- PROFESSIONAL Immediately change for the better,
with Buffers Mixture.
III You nave unfortunately been amnsH yourself IN the VAIN
hspe OF being cured with Drops Pills. Extracts asy
desea preparation, empty your wacoat pocket OF such rub
bish and try Butler. Mixture.
lf you havs decided objection to be swnded out Of your
money and for own comfort or for scHt crcum-
stance you wish safe. certain quick and Tor
0's----e and Gees, try Buffers Mixture
If you Of the thousands cured by this medicine
friend ia trouble him gentle hint and f he
takes will have the sstisisc Of adding
the list Of cared BY Buffers Mixture.
You ILL., and would be we'll take ST. and 90 the Drug
Store 434 Greenwich street. between yestry aud Desbroes
Streets and have proper advice and bottle Of Bste Mix
tsre.
sold also at liz Cherry, and cor Hester and Mulberry
mx2l.lm,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

q. goo REwARD.--CROss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
,DcUU for the Of oonorrhUa, elects Strcturc-
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered Cor the above complaints the
% the most certain
ID makes speedy and permanent cure, without the least r.
gard Diet drink exposure, change application 10 bus
We give long quaeksh recommendations deceive th
public I the mescae does speak for selr ono sban
speak for a. Our object 10 notify where be- had and
that the proprietor challenges single Of onorrho
10 brought in which the mixture will eject rard cur,
under forfeiture of $500
This disease that unfortunately perysdes al ranks Of 90
ectyhgh low rch and poor, matrimonial single. The,
presented With remedy BY which they can cure
themselves without the least exposure the shortest 20.
s,be.
Further the disease csnnot be contracted II dose Of N.
Mixture j. taken at night gcirg TO bed when exposed
put np IN BOTTLES, with ful directions accompanying
AZ 81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally
Missy cured ~ two dess
For sale only al DR. WI. w. MINORS Drug STORE, Ne
100 Broadway corner Dey street (trankln ouc N. York
and at Jonas Hutehnson corner Chestnut and 7h ste
Ptfsdeiphs m2sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

CARsAPARlLLA roRTER-A and healthy beve
- rage.Th porter manufactured By the subscribers
ingredients perfectly iaofessive there being narcotic used
in composition. combines agreeable tonic with
Alternative, admirably calculated TO iRvigorae and produce
healthy action throughout Me system.
The delicate without the possibility Of
ang undue excitement al the time all
vanags from ito tonic properties that be aimed from
the best London porter.
The sar.spara introduced into the pcrcr) long been
celebrated renova,or Of tina system, purify this blood
sradioatiug cutaseous diseases, &c.
For summer beverage for health IL is believed that
porter unsurpassed by amy article offered to the public
being highly eabonaed and very grateful the paIas
For sale Wy the gross or dozen, by
WHITING < BABCOCK, II Liberty 81
y. D. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have made trial Of the Srs-aparla Porter
aud sold by Mes.rs Whiting Babcock and found il
very lively and pleasant beverage.
FROM the ingredients which enter into its composition
believe that IL will be found wholesome and refreshing drink
and tree from the unpleasant consequence which follow the
Of strong beer and porter.
ALFRED c. POST VI. ID.
J. ". BORROwE Nd.
GILBERT SMITH. NJ ID.
WILLIAM n. BLAKENAN, ND.
mys-lm' l.. MEAD, Md.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
SD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aPERsIAN

&c ID ESURRECTIONr-ORvEG "PERSlAN
N PILLS :! .-Superior to the Hygran, Brandreths :,
Evans Indian Pugave, the Matches prced sanatve
other Pills. Compound before the public certified to W
Physicians and other, Let condemn them until they
tried them, and then certain they will not Ii Is
settled post with all who have used these Pills. that they
pre- the best and eicacous Family Medicine
that has been used in America
For more particular history Of the virtues and efficacy Of
these Ps certificates from those who have experi-
enced their truly wonderful effects for particular directions
the large bills (Which also represent Persian Ps
and Garden accompanying each box pills. For sale by
j. O. Fcy. sgeat, New York
For 70 and 100 Fulton ST. at Book Stores No
ST. Broadway opposite Nhlos Garden: No. Chatham
Square Greenwich 1874 Bowery, and ITO Fulton St.
Br-oklya, l.. |.
" B-To Nothers-t il with the greatest confidence that
advise those about become mothers, make tie
Persian Pills.
Price only 62t and SIT cents per box. Two sizes
27-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

A CERTAIN DISEASE eradicat,d by the celebrated
n DR.. roes Gcnorrhes Eradicator II hiners from
business pleasant 10 the taste does not ant the breath sod
it, virtues crgih Of time aud therefore i'm
portaat wedcine for voyager aud those riding ne
try II never fails in recent In les. than "a hours
those of longer standing in proportion. Hundreds have by
few doses Of the EraJcaor bees cured Of the Plies For sale
wholesale and retsi By A. ID. Sands, Fulton and
William and the following Drug Stores SO Bowery ~
Walker $40 Bowery ,eorer Bond 6ai Broadway % Sixth
Avenue Price 81 mao am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

sc A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR DROPsfn-T This is a
~ preparation of most intrinsic value and hss become
Justly celebrated and IL employ ed regularly in compliance
with the directions the bottle viii be una proven.
tive, aud most perfect relief or this very and
dangerous complaint II simple and perfectly safe take
under circumstances and powerful and
remedy, and particularly commended to pheaus heing
fully entitled 10 their confidence.
Mr. Henry Brcroort of New York about 90 years Of
age made o this remedy 30 years. which
alone, he states, he has pFc,cr'.d his life.
Prepared and sod by Dr. Fay Mlnor, Panalin House
Drug store, 1913 Broadway, lScw York; ia Canal GA
Broadway 50 Court street. Boston Dr. Wadswerth Pro,i.
dence r. y.
~ u. Nose genuine unless with label the stopper in
the proper hama writing Of The proprietor, thus
my 27.lm. Dir. J. ONTHANK. Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
DANCERS CURED, BY JOSEPH HAWLEY, M. D.;
~ reside nee "a Bayard street, New York
d~L.

TO Mrs G. .4ckerrnaa, Bergen, NJ y.
DEAR MADAM New YoRK, Feb. 18th 1899.
have deferred writing to you unt could speak specifically
the Of the treatment adopted by physician
particular happy being able to say that it has
been perfectly successfully health restored and
ready start for my friends in Bergen. My complaint
which cancerous, had existed than twenty
had advanced for the last two three very rapdy
the whole Of breast diseased a had to be removed
had also between the opposite breast and My
general tn had been undermin by the disease had
faith in its Icing cured but by the oeitude Of friends
induced apply to Doctor Ha~ey residing at number "a
street New York. upon the recommendation Of Mrs.
Samuel DAVIS, number 10 Commerce street. Newark From
the great namber of patients which he is constantly attend
ing in New York and its vicinity from different parts Of the
country should Judge that had opportunity Of
coming as well acquainted with tho practice. have found
Doct H. kind and attentive physician, and consider his
medical skin less necessary than the external application
and indeed ,Reud think it the height Of presumption for any
ignorant Of the profession to attempt applying med
ciae sufficiently eftacoss TO remove Cancer assure you
rejoice Of the profession has the and the skill
complaints Of this nature without resorng to the knife
whom the Afflicted may escape from the inpestons Of
quackcry. Yours afeetiosately.
my22.lm. MARY CUBERLY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
PATENT WENDLAss.
r r. DIST T. A u.

90 THE Subscribers, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturer
with despatch all orders for their Gn
rvaAed Patent Sweed Beam WindAa Bedsteads, which
almost universally used being the best article yet
vened-combning ease convenience and durability.
The sackng acted upon by the wndass aud swelled beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability sagg still leav
ing elasticity IN the which renders il particularly
and SIMPLE constructions the matter Of pstng up and taking
down will be fssnd Of but little rouhe comparison with hos
pass fitted safeguard against intro
duction of say Kind Of vermin.
From the takea render each Bedscad perfect their
ssaes for durability will recommend them purchasers
who invited IL call and examine large assortment
sand.
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Aattrasse,
Feather Beds Sc. constantly on hand.
wv. c SOUTHACK, No. l96 Broadway,
Ll., II,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

vITYETH's "CREAM or LILIES" highly esteemed
w for promoting the growth Of the Hair, preserving il
from falling and freeing frsn dandru Whisker. quick
" raised by also red hair whster grAdsa
turned To black without Injury TO the wlkers HAIR
has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and possesses III.
power penetrating the roots and causing them 10 spread
strong black and healthy quality possessed BY other
shape and unaffected BY dancing, weather Other
Price so eeats. For sale wholesale aud retail by A.
D. SANDS 100 Fulton. Of Wiam; j. Syme. 81 and
Bowery; H. Ring 64l Broadway; G. Lindsay 50 Sxib
Avenue and by NEST respectable druggist, in the city, PERU
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful ask for "wyeth's Cream Of Lilies mso-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
"A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Compound Ess~0tial Oil Of q monde.
LOR destroying danjru and preventing the hair CON-
ing cut Or turning grey prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR,
Hair Cutter, i6s Greenwich street New York.
TINS simitabe Oil has been the product of twenty four
year. experience and Tor the last years the city VI
New York where have been practising the Hair Cutting -
siness, and the public rely a. that A. PASTORS CON-
FOUND OIL y the wholesomes and beet OH for the hair
makes Il thick and long prevents falling of or turning
grey ard even hair has begun 10 turn grey such nourr
to the HAIR, that by will restore its natural color;
also prevents hair from becoming shaded aud IL hair il creav
shaded which great Disagreement young ladies' and II
used for short time u will restore natural collar clear
the surf aud keep the head and hr cean
aud ~hiskcs liberal discount made 10 wholesale rurchs
sers. A. PASTOR,
1855 Greenwich strert.N ".
Price, 90 cents per bottle, highly perfumed. myisim'
SHERhANs COUGh LOZENGEs cur,, Q thousands
~ every month, or coughs, colds consumption asthma.
whooping cough ghness of the lung difficult bre ing SC
They where all other medicines fall You that are thus
afflicted 10 100 Nassau street. and get box and be
cured. days delay asy prove fatal-go Al once. joey