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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

NJ q CHARLATANISM. II cannot &c denied that there
IN has been great deal Of quackey the modes Of
ment recommended for the restoration d the
hair. The evil msehevsus but IL proves this
hdencc Il IS stated that this desderatum supplied IN the ia
ven;ion &c GRANDJEANS COMPOSITION FOR THE
HAIR He appeals only TO facts and 10 the public Tor IN.
truth Of this assertion The Of the application Of iris
remedy IN AL affecting the health and growth Of the
human hair - no longer matter Of dosbt The diseoverer
might appeal to individuals throughout
bear testimony 70 the fact. This Composson at once un
qne aud Incompatible the result 81 the NEST minute
microcor'c inyesgaiions OF Of scientific research and
experiments u Is offered % the public
uDfspg specific In all affections Of the scalp with
the organism Of the hair and its efficacy I'll Of dan
drill premature grsyness, and moutng shedding whsly
without parallel
The extraordinary which hiss attended the sale Of
Grand ans Composition and the dema Dc fer
AL quarters OF the country have naturally given
Of misstors envous Of its popularity While in
speet this great disadvantage we'll injustice 10 the
original inventor and proprietor II at least undcnabe
Of his Of the Of his discovery
initiate that which cessfu ard this affords explain
alton o the fact that The city q New York Oiled
with announcements ef compositions OF all FOR the
haIr than present Some of these makers
viii initiating attempting initiate the coppostiop
Of Grandeas, hut others with ehronery in the
habit of collecting the empty bottles that have the
composition, violation Of all courtesy aud decency
o.ng ups the public delesrious COMPOUND the genuine
srce II u TO the public that Grardjesn appeals for redress
reneed the beneficial effects Of his discovery u incaeuab
The Composition viii be found ef nfzlIbe efficacy in
ing after its application, the shedding OF the hair the
tendency greyne dsndrf and similar affections u gives
vigor and stimulus TO the roots aud mpsrs beautiful
gloss and pa1iy the hair t. be obtained by other ar
plication.
0y- Principal Once No. Barclay street, Broadway
au2esmw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

4, YMNAsTIC ExERClsEs-W. FULLER bsr, 10 n
NJ form the gentlemen Of Ne~ inity that
his mnasym 900 - Ann srec now m fuIi
operation. W. has esri,6cates from the most eminent
physicians Of New York aud phadeha the great advan
ages 10 be de yed from the exercises OF the nsseum
Thes exercises adapted all ages, and be taken at
time whou, inerrs pton weather Mr. Monrquin,
who has Given the greatest satisfaction Tor the last two ysars
At this establishment will continue 70 give Lessons IN the ssbs
science Of Fencing At such viii sv the convenience
of nm pups ca. o. boys usder hyesrs Of age freml
10 oisch will be Always 2rse.sn during their en-
crcs An evening clas about being fsrmeo Tor the win-
ter. For cud cf terms arpy AZ above ni6 ia'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11


8. Powell, 80 Corphill Boston Ma,a
Mortimer a d Mo ~bray, Baltimore Md.
~ March, Exchange place Portsmoaths NH
Joseph Gill, Richmond, Va
Lewis Johnson, Washington DC.
g q. Parkhnrst, Cincinnati Ohio
Brown aud Welsh, Delaware, Delaware C. Ohio
$. Shoup Dayton, MontsomeryCo. Ohs
4. Clark, Troy NY
John Heison. Railway, M.
y. U. Caldwell, Syracuse, NY
William l.. Eastrn, Lowville NY
Peter Van Setback, Undertook NY.
III \. Jones, Jamaica, LII
Garfield Robins. Hartford Conn
!. Hardesty. Hsrrsonbary, Va
Samuel Westcott, Hudson, NY
n. q Lincoln, iieliowe, Ne
+. Mile 10. Hagerstown, Md
Charles Grub shank, Geors etown, DC
Ceane Wallace, Goshen ny
Benjamin Earl Co.. Fall River, Man
A. ]. Hall, Fayetteville NC.
T.. Johnson. Franklin Ohio.
Thos II. Dawson Son, Easton, Md
J. II. Wheely. Dover, NJ H.
STEPHEN Van Setback, Albany NY.
Benjamin Old, Newark, Nj
Western Office, ~ Vail street, Louisville. Ken.
90 And By all Dr. Wm Evans authorized agents through
OF the United States iv2o'Sd&wy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

hANtkL SWEENEY. Al Ann street, returns his sness
~ thanks 10 his friends Cor the liberal surportiass
uniformly rendered him since he first opened bic Rsctoy
and them TIA, II will be his
continuance Of thosr appreciation His table urnh
With the best the mark affords and those who mar M
ae with their presence, depend upon being served viii
seanlness tiviisy and prorp'itnde 10 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

vI,uE SECOND ANNUAL nail 90 THE EAGLE
u FIRE ENGINE co. No n will take place Al Nihlo's
Saloon, on Monday ing, ,As tak Ian isse 1-lswl~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Ii ri risH BR q HAIR rLEpoOL, FROM LONDON
Debts contracted b. the crew Of this vessel will NOT be
paid W the captain o. cousisness ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
GENTEMEN'3 CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought, and thu full valse given in cash, by
n I

GO Knowing there are persons make great puff in
Aer adver tsements for Caso Clohing &c &C. and who
those gentlemen who may have sneh articles by hem
and who send fr his Of receiving the very utmost value
in CASH for every article.
line hr ugh the Psst Once otherwiEe to the above
address, will meet with due Attentions. do 3m'
A POLIO sALOU THE RAINIER FAMILY, known
n as the Tyroiese Missheis, will give Musical Enter
ianment composed National Songs, Ballads, Rams Do
Vaches Melodies Of the Alps Friday Evening III. 6h
inst at the Apollo Saloon, 4i0 Broadway.
Mr. Ernst the celebrated flute player to his Royal High
the Dake Of Cambridge viii perform solo tbs hne
with piano accompaniment, and solo the instrument
Doors open entertainment "a O'Clock
IN order opportunity eey DESTROYS sr hear
hese celebrated they have induced TO redsee
principal Music Stores and at the door, with programmes
thu above evening. n27 lu.is'
nENilsIRf-M. LEvEtT, 2oy Broadway, corner u
~ Warren street. begs leave to call the attention OF the pub
ees,ary refer the remarks Of different papers this
city, az follows:
From the New York Times.
ARTIFICIAL TgErH-A friend Of having undergone
under IN, hands Of Mr. Levst soL occs
speak in high praise Of that genemans skill facility
and mode OF applying the loss OF Teeth BY the ntroduc
on q and unique principle Of Artificial enes,
alike devoid Of pain Inconvenience We have been shown
circular containing from the New York Mirror the
Courier Enquirer and from the Evening all speaking
in the Of Mr. Levts principle for the
sructiou Artificial Teethof its novelty and utility and Of
is Dispensing with springs and gaisres the simple
ducon Of atmospheric pressure which has been found nf
BILE for At purposes OF masticaton and ornamen indeed "
this last rspes community stand largely indebted TO Mr.
LIE e for hs introduction and ngsniou. Of the
mosnl fic pressure principle. NJ LEvETT, Dentist,
ni3. ais $50 Broadway, cor. Of War; q st.
(vOAL! COAL !! COAL The best Of Peach Orchard
~ Red Abrossn and egg .ire ss 90 per ton delivered
SIr,tg.
o. United States Bank and note. taken at par
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
PERssE & BROOKS,
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No. 81 Liberty street
full assortment of Writing, Wrapping and Printing Paper
Binder Trunk aud Band Box Boards Boyd Bleaching Pow
der Fellings Wire Cloths Machine Blankets Blue Smal,s
rres Paps Cloth do Bonnet Boards, Forega and Domestic
Rag =. &c &c. &c
ma paper made 10 order al short notice. sui3 wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

These ships not surpassed point OF elegance
fort IN their cabin odatens, their fast sailing
qualities, by any vessel in the trade.
The commanders well known OF character and
experience, and the attention will always be paid
promote tie comfort and enence Of passengers Pune.
tusy regards the day Of sailing will be observed as here
tofore. #EN#
The price OF passage outward ia fixed at $780, FOR which
ample stores Of ever description will be crowded with tie
cepon wines and liquors. which will be Furnished by the
stewards il required.
Neither the captains owners Of thse ships will he
responsible for letters parcels Them
less regular b Of Ladng ssaed therefor For freight
passage, apply 70
~ c. H. MARSHALL, oo1 ~
o2sy and to DARINO. BROTHERS CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Two LET-Brcsswsy Boarding. houses cf rss q,
Known the fremont Hoase. Inquire Mths bcsA store
the p~snises noisimsc~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

fVHEAP INDIA RUBBER STORE, 20 Chatham street.
~ New York--Ladies' India Rnhber Shoes, with leather
soes Gentlemn's Over Shoes with do long uaiing Boots
Lie Preservers India Rubber Cloth, for carriage tops Sc
Terms very LIBERAL and uneurrent money taken in trade
India Rxbber Shoes repaired old Rubber purchased
HUTCHINSON & ONDERDONK,
n93.im. Manufaci uvers. ~. Brunswick. ~. j.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

CHEAP DRY GOODS .--HUGHEs & GUfNEr. 25s
" Broadway, opposite the CITY Hall hsye p.w on hand
large or and desirable Dry Goods which
they offer NJ unusually low prices; among which are,
Yald wide French caIcoes Fast coors al L. o. per yard
Mode ena hI.tk ge~uud Mousseses de Lame,
with eliuiy coIcrs. Al 4 Ssto Is
Superior q tk French Merinss, 4 wide, nj los
Disce striped ard figures changeabs shks, at bio8s
PARIS embroidered & liars, at y each
Isdss' super English cotton Hose, al y per pair
p;gh French Cashmere shawis ~ seto $40 each
ye,v 6,e grockS q Il S2to s.
isrs, lot az heavy French BLANKET shswls a. ~
And every other article perssinsg 10 their business ~ lh
proportion. # sbit~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11


COR SALE-several sighs bells buffalo skins, Sc cheap
for cash at David G. Sees feed store, Hester street,
door east Of the Bowery Persns wishing purchase such
articles would do wall To cal. he wishes 10 close his sesh.
n22-im.
q T0VEs: sTOvES!l sTOvEs!l!--Ai persons ~hs
~ DESTROYS 81 being made comfortable daring the winter,
requested 10 call and complete o~tment
&C Stoves Drums &c which adapted The of churches
halls stores paos nurseries baemsnt and bar rsos steam
boats and ship cab,u kehn &C. &c. al the Warehouse Of
sTRATTON + SEYMOUR,
Successors 90 II. Mott & Co.. No 2ta Water - di2w'
NJ orICE.-Noswithsasd,ng msnufae,cry, tog.tAsr
with all its valuable merry stocks, tools, and clocks
unn she'd wholly aud totally dosiroyedhy the late IRE u
the ef Grand and Elizabeth streets and insurance.
wholly destitute aud ha be pleased 10 the
faces both those al home and abroad al
The 81 the Bowsry and Division street,
where shall scs, Efforts and endesvors 10
ply with the ofcocks have large
flushed clocks time pieces and regulators hand and
wing apparatus with all possible die
patch and possible, In moro ecitnt and eHectua
some Turret clock customers necessarily be de-
but Trust they viii bear with under
existing circumstance Clocks of every description carey
and thoroughly repaired and warranted.
SMITH 4 BROTHERS,
n3o-6od&'tw' ~ Bovsry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

- Ann street, and joins the Museum, AIS Broadway
More than ty od-fasoned Tables have given way In th
city, leaving -. few others In except BassforJ Gus
Elastic spring steel add Improved Cloth Cushions; they
muah preferred Ny thu amateurs and certificates Of their
csIlence be shown from all the great players except thu
rorv, being engaged ~ opposition factor Purchaser
and players united 10 try them as above.
B.-riIiard Cloth Balls. &c. for sale usual. s.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
CoUNTERFEIT BRANDRETH's PILLS. Ar. .sld bv

western tsnco, ~ w All street, Leuisvalie, Ken.
And By al. DR.. VIM. Evans sEthoIed agents through
OF the United States iv2o' Sd&wy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

I,RUI1, WINE 40 al iow pri,r,-Ths subscriber eher.
IT IN lots 20 Purchasers ch Ice brands Champ Wine
a B6 ssd dollars PEI BASKET Bunch Rssas, in whole hs
snd qssrter bones Gesh 0rares IN hegs and prts
d7.iw~ THEODORE WALSH. Ii4Front 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

my GOODS, DRY GoODs-The ladies are respect.
~ fully solicited and examine the splendid
OF Dry Good. the s,oss OF A. PHILIPS. l6s Chatham
square Consulting OF super Cashmre and Breehs Shswls
plain end figured Bobaznts; Thbet Clohs sts, Porlns
he &c all n which entirely and &C choice sss ctons
which wbs disposed .e s,y reduced prices correspond
wit e'iirrs 100 isss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
CHEAP CLOTH STORE IN. MAIDEN LANE.

Aso-sanets, Cam'eis, Vsstngs, VsIvets. MoIe.kins,
Trimming. SC.
e. G. G. Co constantly receiving sne and lev priced
Woesns from auction. sh,c will offered low for
Cash, - above wholesale and READ. a. Otis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

- At thi inclement OF the year. writes
pondtnt wien consumption Asthma, Covghs Colds &C..
lsveen most safe, ecaciors and at the time
speedy remedy may BE- found IN Or. Msons
ge,ass B.lssn. For sale BY sands 70 and 100 Tu,
ton u s,me 81 and 800 Bowery; burnetts rcrfumsr,
~ Cona street &c For further particular. Dr. Ma
cons advertisement IN another of the Herald oa3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

COAL! lCAL!! COAL 1.-The best OF Peach Orchard,
" Red Ash brosen and egg sire - so per ton delivered
free Of cariass. Nut 81 So Yard so4 Washington street.
sIr,g.
ASSN GUERNSEY co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

lJAssAGE FROM GREAT BRIAN AND iRE.
LANDThe Subscriber continues 10 make engagement,
in As city Tor ht passages Of those residing in England Ire
land, scotland aud Wales.
Tie ships empty BY this company Of the first class
American bai ccramapded BY OF sxpesace, and ssl
from Livss,w o. every week throughout the season.
Drafts payable deand, National Bsuk of frels nd
IN. Nsnal Bsnh of stoisd and their varios branches
also, on y. tJi,n Co. LONDON and Fnshugs a. Grim
shaw Liverpool a he lowest rates. Application I, be made
BY letter, posi paid, 10 saIUkL THOMPSON,
mai ims an Pesd street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

JACOB SMITH. Clerk.
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SShiN ,OiLS, GLASS, BRUSHES, Mc.-.us
" landing from ship Constitution, and for sae--YIz:
5,o kegs white lead, pure $50 do green paint in Is
or Kegs doz Japnnodns for signs;On0ib lithrag
40 d9z splendid 0noGo ground bruse also orO10O and
w" oo Gases crone green i'll POWDER superior article
SIZE ana quaiiiy sable pencils for riista fiat marking
brushes for mere hunts artists coors in oil read, pre
artists tools, &c. " ''''>''
Flake and 'rn,nifv wh,tr 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice as
S"rtIneilt OF paints, dry colors OIL urlontinc varnsh
by 1iVVUEiI, i''N'''
NJ" )" Camp st.
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lIE WORRlIOIDS.

| HHAY'S LINIMENT.-No Flc,ion.-'This ex
tr"oTdInary chemical compositions, the result
OF science, and the lnventlan celebrated lncd
cal man, the Introduce, Of which TO tho publ G.
| was invested with the solemnty OF deathbed
bequest has since gained reputation unparalleled
lnly sustaining the correctness of the lalnented
DR. Grt'leys last confession, that - lie dared not
die without giving to posterity the beucit of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefore
b.qucathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
It is used in the principal hospitals ard
the private PRACTICE in country, first and most
certainly for the Of the Piles, and so exlen
sivcy and etfeclually to battle crcdulty, unless
where its effects witnessed Externally in th.
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All swellings-Reducng them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
ease
Sore Throat--By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whooping Cough-ExtcrnAlIy, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curng in a
few hours.
Sores and Uccrs-Whelhcr fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc
ing rheumatic swellings, and looscning coughs and
tightness of the chest ny relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common romark Of those whs have used it in the
Piles, is j" 1t acts like IL cliar;ii."
THE FL ES-Ihc price, p is refunded TO any
person vino will Use bottle OF Hays Lnmeni
for The Piles, and return the empty bottle without
beng cured These arc the positive orders OF The
proprietor 10 the Agents; and out OF. many thou.
sands sold, not has b en- unsuccessful.
W. might insert certificates to any length, hut
prefer that those who sell the ARTICLE should cx
hIhil the original To Purchasers.
CAUTlON-Nonc can be genuine without
splendid engraved wrapper, OH which is my name,
ahd also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS. |
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK g. !
Co, New York, aud by Druggist in every
town in the Un,on.
For sale by ;::o Wholesale Agents, corner of
Common g. Tcioupitou.s sl.vct, and by the
Apolhccarics generally. jc3O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

ANtllCN Ed BY The r. l LII Or MID
CINE. -
7ST'loitN'S Compound Extract ofCopniba and safsa
a paiia A certain, safe, and M 81 eiicc,ua rcle-
ty ever discovered for the cure Of Gonorllc: elects,
Structures, Whites, Pains in the back and oils, mbal
weak,iess, affections OF the kiducs, gravel, scorbue
criiIrons, &c
In the Introduction of medicine possessing the use.u
AND active virtue OF the offered to the public,
the proprietor has but refer to the
incn''"liOns received from the mns eminent of The me
deal faculty in i'nope, believing that it Will he duly
appreciated when S merits more fully known. he
bals"m OF C"paiba, extensively Hsed has lost much
u lis credit ron the dislike With patients formerly
express dItsintling It's disaglecabe TASTE, disturbance
produced IN the bowels aud stomach, and It's heretofore
'nctfcI'.'c> when used in the tiannpol> stage. The
proprietor las m''e anal ysis of the Balsal, cunctiv
ing That the more activeq qualities would thereby lie much
more concentrated and more usciuiy administered than
III The present state. The above med cine combines i'll
gradients which in the l.hes, repu,e nmo.g the
most scientific ami learned IN the profession. Each
drug IN The composition OF this preparation increases tie
ciic:'cS OF the other, producing operation truly asU-
h's'ti'g and surprising the most sangnnt expectations;
possessing thc time the advantage Of its being
administered with perfect in he different stages
OF the above disease. The eminent ply scla's and
Surgeons OF the present day express '.cir "~ei ed -
pro alton III favor Of ;V,!a, whilst It's IL the
principal hospitals and public medical institutions has
he II, and still continues, very extensive. II Il .av
ontc remedy with the celebrated DIR dhtintiiN IN a!i
vrncreai affections, and IN obstinate rttc,s,
arising; from dselcld state Of hrtligcssc !,lci;o,,s
Having been submitted to the test aud experience OF e
most celebrated among the faculty, the, have expressed
then satisfaction Of lis extraordinary efficacy in every
case under their charge by adopting it bot, ia their
public and private practice. Their oh ery.,ions will h.;
inscr ed hereafter. Prepared by Il Thorn, Chemist
i.Onon. Price 81 50 rcr pot.