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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

Two THE LADlEs.-The subscriber has ius, received .
fresh supply Of the genuine AtknsoR Deas,ory Cor
moving pcruous hair the face neck arms, with equal
safety and certainty leaving the shn softer sner whittier and
muck improved in It's appearance BY the Of the Depaso
No Lady usfortunaiey afflicted with that dfgsreme of fe
male beauty should nesse immediate application thu.
invaluable article. Price two dollars per bottle, and sold
wholesale and retail al 0uioNs Perfune and Fancy Store
No 1870 Broadway opposite John and At L. GUIoNs, l27
Bowery corner Grand a. n26-cody
NOR THE FACEAND sKIN-CHURCPs Vegetable Lo
Il on recommended BY the faculty for all diseases Of the
face and skin This Lotion cxeeIed BY other in the world,
Il sectuay rckes tan pmple spots rednsss, and
all other cutaneo eruptious II has been administered with
great in Europe and America. perfectly safe yet
Ist~d cosmetic indeed Il may be considered an almost ind.
penssbls sPpendaee 10 the toilet forsse CHURCHs Dis
pensay No. lss Bo~ery sprags Price 70 cents
bottle ml2imsod'
C,UsToM HOUSE HoTEL-REviyso -LovFJoYS
" PETERS wosd respectfully nfrm their friends and the
public generally that they have taken the house the
Of Pine and Nassau streets, known the Custom House Hotel
and celebrated under the Of Horand
great expense, have sted II in and most splendid
style and furnished throughout in the best possible
assy ,n,saa 70 sssp ns choicest qer mne, and ,aaS
furnished with every vareysuch coffee, chocolate
sandwiches cold meats ewed oysters &C. liquors and segs,
all % the first order, and fruits IN their The Rfectory
below viii be supplied with oysters every styles and all the
kinds % dishes hd appetite may csve cooked IN the most aP
The Lodgsg Rooms are airy convenient and wi, furnished
and the command Of the traveller and the citizen
BY adusus attention. hope TO please and TO deserve
share Of public patronage. MILE odisd
TlANlEL SWEENEY, Al Ana street, returns bis soeei
~ thanks 10 his friends FOR The liberal sup.rhel
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Reetory
and them that will be his constant endeavor 70 merit,
continuance Of their appreciation. Ills table salways
with the best the market affords and those who may Aopor m
table with their presence, may depend upon being served wit
cleanliness. ci,ihty and promptude ~
NEW REFgCTORYs-J. SWEENEY lniorms his frent
IN and the public that he has cpeneda new heetory thai
arge and elegant building No IA Falton street FISH, Fesi
and Fowl are always be found his tables and every decs
q, &C the season crowded appears IN the market
No care or attention viii he waiting on his s 10 give genera
.atifacaa and Ne h.y find that generous
whieh he 10 determined 10 deserve
il0n SsWkENsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

CALAMANDER WORKS, No. ~ Cannon street.-The
- proprietor Of this establishment invites the particular al
tsnon % preprctors onaces OF different kinds iron oun
other. Who require great heat 10 the articles made BY him
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks cf all descriptions and
shapes warranted equal 10 IN. celebrated sourbdge bricks
Tiles Of various kinds bakers and green houses s
lures Cor CRATES Innings for stoves fire cement Portable Furna
Gee superior 10 any Others Flint stone Ware Tor chemists
ran,ed resist the action OF Ere acids &c &c large
sentiment Of these articles are kept constantly hand and
likewise made order VI the shortest notice all OF which
offered Cor sale on the most reasonable terms
mlb-3m. M. LIE FOULON, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

A UCTION NOTICR.-ELEGANT FURNITURE--OA
IA Wednesday next 18th inst at l0i O'clock at No LAG Lau
street. Housos sp endd assortment Of Furniture
Of all descriptions vizParor elegant Brussels carpets and
rugs French SOFAS couchs abare chairs and dvass Egyp
an marble top pier and centre tables damask curtains rich
astral and mante lamps beautiful ustre do beth bronze and
gilt candeabra and clock valuable paintings splendid
piano FORTE hall lamp English oil CLOTH table aad
chairs bed rooms French bedsead beds bureaus dressing
bss toilets looking &C. excellent basement furniture,
China glass and plated ware kitchen utensils S. Sc all Of
perior qnality and in good order.
Also .lsg secretary book case and splendid wardrobe
al3-4t se THOS. BELL, Asct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
COLTS
BOOK-K T. E PIN G..

IL n IL Il ~
90 A PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
LY NEW The which fern the bases Of The science
Chased under Five Divisions with definite expsaatsnsaes
the grammar and arithmetic 1t contains vocabsar,
OF mercantile and phrases Alse key explaining e
and sf Josrnazng each Of the entries
practical accountant would explain the 70 his pupils tina
ssmP6es the science that young Of English
education may acquire knowledge withsu the assistance Of
teacher To which added Directions the Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books in every and varsity
of Public Addresses the 6rst delivered
upon the subject &C. &cAis day published and for sale
d. APPLETON CO.
Ms-6mis&W~ 206 Broadway.
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY AT COST OF iMpoR
TATION-The subscriber intending finally to close the
Cutlery establishment No Aston House, during the present
month"; offers for sale above the following Table Cutlery,
viz:
% Of Balaase Ivory Table Knives and Forks with
NC. complete, Of various patterns, and all of
rented quality. 2
96 doz Of Balance Dinner Knives only for silver forks
IS do do with extra long handles
liz do Dessert Knives to match.
l32 pairs oflarge and Came Carvers.
81 do long elastic Scers.
mahogany continuing sets Of do Of extra fine quality
Rodgers Pocket Cutlery, general assortment at wholesale
Common Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razos and Scissors
Tendon Dressing Case,, &c. .--
JOHN GRAvELEY,
al 3w+ No. 9, Aston House, Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
THE DOLPHIN TAVERN, as CANAL 81


90 THE subscriber having taken tho above establishment
and having thoroughly repaired the same, respectfully soc
continuance the public patronage he favored
with at his old establishment, in Delaney street. His friends
ssssrsd that his whole s and lte.toa will " deyo
Liquors will be ofthe best quality Convenient for Re
erences, Dinner Parties, &c Beds BY The night week
m23 5ws WILLIAM HAYDON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or. Compound Essential Oil Of Almonds,
OR destroying dandrsf and preventing the hair from
IL ing out or turning grey, prepared by ANTONIO PAS
TOR, Hair Cutter, 1855 Greenwich street, New York.
This nmitabe OIL has been the product Of twenty our
years experience for the last sixteen years the city Of
New York where have practising the Hair Cutting bas
ness and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL the whoesomes and best Oil for the hair
makes grow thick and long, lite falling of turning
grey il hair has begun turn grey such nosrhe
to the hair that by it will restore it to its natural coler
also prevents hair from becoming shaded and il hair already
shaded which great Disagreement to young ladies' and If
used for short time will restore to its natural color clear
keep the head and hair clean promotes eyebrows
whiskers liberal discount made Wholesale purcba
ere. A. PASTOR,
l66 Greenwich st, ~. Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

ATEAM RETWEEN NEW YORK AND BRISTOL
The Steam Ship GREAT
A<h IN WESTERN l3a0 tons, James
.sS8tS<M Hosken, r. N, Commander, is
N6Dr&|TM appointed to sail during the
<GSA yK>LN~3T\\\ year as follows From Bristol
VjtNINkX1m N\>A>- 23d March, 18th May, 9th Ju-
2&z-fsS5ses ", Oath August, 10th October.
3&45sAaI - f11zIE% Fiom Ne.o York-20th April,
13th June LIST August 2lst September 10th Novembe~
Fires TO Byisfci including Vines &c-In Main Saloon and
Cuddy State Rooms thry-ve guneas $l6333 In Fore and
Lower Saloons thirty cuneas (SlAo) Stewards fees clio,
IS6 sS Children under 49, and Servants haPrce. No
snd class or Storage taken An experienced
Surgeon is attached ship For Freight Passage apply
10 hlCHD. Irwin,
az ow 90 Front st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

COOL BOOta nhu ShObA.
aid BOSS RICHARDS cos new establishment, o4o
~ Canareet door below Greenwich street proba
bly, place in the city fer bargains They having the
largest assortment best quality and always the latest fashions
and sell much lower tan Others that will be foaHd
call at 40 Canal street. first door delow
Greenwich OLD BOSS RICHARDS Co.
n2QIms Sgn Of the large, boot in the world.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
COMMISSION AGENCY IN BANGOR, MAINE

EOMMIssION AGENCY IN BANGOR, MAINE
~ The subscriber his services for the transaction Of
agenera Commission and Asetion ina zen
years experience busaess Boston, viii enable
him to give satisfaction to those who may avail themselves OIL
his services he socs OF Merchandise generally
for private SALE auction Cash advanced On unlimited Goa
gnmen Particular attention paid TO the purchase and ship
SETH T. BENSON Commission hlorcLan.
and Auctonser, Bangor Me.
Refers to A. G. A. w. Benson, New York John Benson
& Son. Boston; John r. Adams, Baltimore. mis- I'm.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY s. BRITANNIA WARE
Ii case Rodgers Sons Penknives,
10 casks Dixon ( Sons Britannia Ware,
do assorted Table and Pocket Cutlery,
l do Wade Butchers Razors,
do Greaves & Sons Files
30 do general assorted Hardware,
BY last arrivals openings and Tor sale from inc shelves
on accommodating terms, BY A. w. SrILS ".
m27-6m n 81 l92 Pearl street.
DR. sHANKs, PHYSICIAN AND OCULIsT,
May be consulted all diseases incident to the
HUMAN EYE,
ALL INSTRUCTIONS VISION,
AT HIS OFFICE, III GRAND STREET,
sPECTACLES.
Spectacle adapted embrace the mnuest devia
ton defect restoring vigorous voa keeping the per-
Office open daily from A. N. to p NJ Sundays excepted
m2S Inn
ID II. l. Il i OFT,
OCULIST,
No. aos BRoADwAY, ENrRAHcE IN DuAxx STREE,
DISEASES of THE EYE
oPTHALMIC SURGERY.
NOTICE.-The poor from Bellevue and other public ins
tuons under Dr. E treatment requested to attend at the
Office between the hours Of and IL o'clock A. NJ Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays instead Of Mondays, Wednesday,
aad Fridays. .tr msoln'
CUERLAINs Ambro.ial Cream for shaving; Cosger,ha,
NJ Connoisssurs Shaving Soap for sale by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

n 80 a "FARE kEDUCED'-"N No hONU
E5N POLY.-Pespss' Nsv Line for Bossosa rsa
S7sek~- Newport aud Providence abin passage one
Solfar-Deck 6fty eents-The steamer LEXINGTON. Cart
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Provi-
dence on Wednesday the l7th ins at o'clock p N, from
Hsr No North River Freight taken at cents foot For
further information apply on board.
The engine boilers hull the above boat have been put
Su complete order, The pubic wsy rest S'ka there
racsng paced II being entirely TO as-
tsu her well established reputation for speed The regular
DAYS for Lexington leave New York win be Wednesdays
,ad s.tur,avs unity further notice. "a RIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

TINION BANK, DOvER-Note. Of the Union Bank, Do.
swan DUoER,
slI-lw. No. III Greenwich st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

n, ENUlNE FARINA COLOGNE, warranted. BY the
VI single bottle or boa. Dor sstcby
G. RING, GA Broadway.
~ D. very deeasey psrfuned Coogse prepared By c.
". Ring. s5lm'
q ODA WATER! SODA wATERl.--W. 2. MORkISs
~ (lae Lynch Clarkesl Soda Water draft IN Bot
ties at G. H. RINGS Drsg and Chemical store GA Broadway
Congress Water IN rnts and quarts constantly on hand fresh
from the Spring. Al down town prices. as Imis-
TNORCE PUMPS FOR DEEP wELLs-manvfsttsred By
II J. STONE, Plumber h Esgiaeer, 400 broadway. n
ao-lms
DUMPS ATERCLOsETs and BATfis--manuisctured
BY J. STONE, Plumber aud Engineer, 80 Broadway.
a0-im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il Madison Rivington, and Cherry strsets.-WILLlAA
FRANKLIN will sell at auction at their sales room. No
is Broad street, few doors south Of Wall street,
On THURSDAY, April ls,
At o'clock noon the sales room No. Is Broad street.
under the direction Of Samuel Cowdy the large ard ubA
a three story brick house and lot Of ground No. 81 Cherry
street. the vicinity of New Slip, and New Market with
vault 'front.' and rented ensuing year $500 and
| security, and has rented for 500.
Also all those story brick front houses and lots OF
ground fronting the north side Of N,ngton street. between
49, $50 and 2s1 The Houses allied in and built in ubsan
al having stone soops and iron ratings and have
generally rented from 5000 to $3.50 each per and all
probability will produce much higher rent houses of this
description much demand and from the improvements
recently made by Bell Brown, together with the conten-
plated improvements must make this property safe in
vesneLt
Also those three story houses and lots fronting Ma
olson and numbered 2S $50 and 29l he of Ma
olson and Scamme Streets which is first rate stand for
family grocery other business The houses bu in
substantial hard ned and cornished with sose
stoops and iron ratings; the rent has been from $3.50 $500
each The title the above property unexceponable and
the terms made known on day Of sale al35t*
A UCTION NUTlCE--Thc Undersigned would respectful
IA y inform his friends aud the public that he intends to de
voo his whole time and attention to the sales Of Furniture Of
families giving house Groceries, Dry Goods xc
From his long experience the business he hopes TO claim
proportion Of the spring sales
r II. TIAfPsON, Auctioneer,
No. % Ann street. and 4S6 Grand street,
n23u corner of Columbia street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

UERLAlNS Ambro ial Cream for shaving; CoggershalP
" Connoisssurs Shaving Soap for sale by
aSlm. C. II. RING, GA Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

DIX OOO-Drawing interest at per cent Tor a,
ID Id ,OOU discount-A claim the city, confirmed
the Corporation, and will probably be paid in u months
with interest at per cent per until paid for sale at
discount. Enquire Of g. II. PADDOCK,
a4eod3t+ 2S Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

NOTICE 10 prevent, All mistakes growing out oftwo sin
IN and straw establishments under the same root and en
recently ol the same name, Mrs. A. j. ENGLE formerly A
A. Mott 1891 Bow, pectfuy informs her customers and
the ladies ibis city, that notwithstanding the damage SUI,
tanned by hc burning &C the property door the 9Th
& belonging Mrs s. Mott her store is again rehtted to
re eve or3ers as usual v j. HNGEL
NB branch az the same establishment will the lst
Nay opened 463 Broadway door above Grand street
ais-lw+
I'd EMovAL-J. A. BANCKER Merchant Tailor, inform.
IN hts friends md tie public generally that h. has removed
from No 80 Fulton street az = Hotel 70 No 90 Nassau 81
Fulton where w. prepared 10 receive aud execute all
orders entrusted In Sis with neatness and punctusiy
asim
II STONE, Plumhsf Engineer, 800 Brosdway. 40 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

MANGLES, MANGLES---lmPortant TO Hotel I'D
ltl Boarding House Keepers and Private Fsmiss-DUN-
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
on hand and are their patent Manges which for
aiiy and durability not TO be surpassed II is labor
RAPIDLY puts beautiful gsss Sheets table linen, Sc. sc.
without aid Of fuel They be seen in operation al
City Hotel Pearl Street House, Athsnm, aad Csrltos
House. They enly sold at No Little Green street
~sar Z yherty New York. m 2mss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

GARDEN ENGINES 4 sYRlNGEs manufactured by
VI ,. STONE, Plumber Engineer, 300 Broadway
AZ. lnus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

~ A HOUSE TO LET, on 2Sd street, tsowanns bfook
mi yaThe house nearly new, and fitted up With every
convenience, containing II rooms pantries ana 'au'
with stabinq. and about II lots Of ground.
The view from the house Is most magnificent, commanding
an extensive view Of the Bay Staten Island New York. nc
az The distance South Ferry is about miles
THs above viii be- let to good tenant at the low rent Of
$500 year. Enquire OF X MARTIN &Co.
Az Whitehall street, New York. (up stairs,)
or at the Toll House, Gowanus Bridge
The house can be daily (sundays eseep,e) between
sfhe hours of 10 and 4 a-lw-
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-27
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN

4 general. Literary, Historical, Congressionsl
Z Miscellaneous Journal, publisher at Wal 5
ton, .. & in its departments aims at the hiR
character. Printed in clear. good type. on l.
sheet OF fine white paper; the whole Of il being de-
ted to valuable and interesting r. aiding matter.
TERMS.-One Dollar and hall per arnun il
vance
Four papers viii he sent TO the order Of any
acting agent for the collection Of subscTihs
enclosing FIVE dollars: nine for ten dollarp: ninei,
for wenty dollars: fly for fifty dollars. The e.
sures b, mail at the risk Of the Editors The rec
OF run,her OF the paper will be- sufficient recss,
for the money transferred.
Postnas,ers, booksellers. and in general al y
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-27
7Roapaa1ua
FATE RIGHTS AND DEMOCRATIC UNION.
BY ~. III. TOLBERT e. co.

Having been solicited by the united request .
be State Rights and Democratic parties of missile
sppi and especialls Of this section OF the stale, We
have beeh prevailed upon to publ.sh weakly new
spapsr. to support that creed OF politics, which the
name We have assumed demonstrates Firmly pre-
shaded that the hbertiess prosperity happiness and
indepedencs Of south, are deeply involved these
lnomentons Questions, now agilated throughout the
Union. The period is at hand, when il behooges
every friend Of the South to and support those
principles Of right and interest, which we solemly
claim by the charter of our confederation to maiI-
tain the Integrity Of the constitution, the purity oil
the administration OF the general government and
the sovereign independence, to which We are Untitled
Gas people.
4The welfare of The south has been tco long neg
n ee'--her original magnanimty end honor are iasl
A. king into dlsfepute-our own state Is striking
stance of this fact, and our supineness well nigh
'ednces us to northern Vassalage, has disorganized
Community at ono time eminsntly prosperuus-and
destroyed the means ofrecoVefy from embarrassment
Ter years.
ua into unwise projects. heaped upon Us corrupt and
Improbable corporations; which almost cast stg-
uPon the good faith and honor Of the These
errors should be coFFectett-thc times demand it,
lei fhen resolve to nd ofthen, and assume that
eHViable condition We formerly 50 proudly held
Our might and means should be exhibited to the re-
puhlieit just to ourselves, should do il, in or
der to relieve OF that crrduli OF dependence,
long habit has engendered among us.
We hear speak men OF Southern principles, and
to those devoted to that original sense Of government
under which the constitution of this republic was a.
greed upon and settled.
Our object is not to mar the good feelings of the
north and south. shake that amty which should
exist between them, nation, bnt merely to yind-
cate those rights entitled 10, and explain the
constitutional remedies BY which we are protected
We are nnequiVocAly opposed to a aatinua, Bank
ITO the elevation of Henry Clay, to the Presidency
which We consider would be most destructive boy
70 the south stability the union we will also
oppose that system of Internal Improvement by the
general government, advocated by the federal parry
opposed to all abuses and extravagan e in the
administration OF public affairs--avowedIy oppIsed
to asuperfuoas revenue, high Tanff IN favor OF
free and direct trade, with the choice OF foreign or
domestic markets and in all other respects Eeaoasly
advocating the doctrine OF the Republican and state
Rights school, as SET forth in the Virginia and Ken
tusky resolutions of ,99 and '99.
TERMS.
The estate Rights and Democrrtic Unions viii
De published at So u a,IVance or Sc at the end Of
the year.
YaaoO City, Miss. July 20, SO.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-27
r Respectfnlly. your fieod,
HARM DkO' 2 'INGTOE n n
OF THE
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