Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-13

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KIND Of sinner; lay IT on to him. n,assa God-give
it him On to his back with nothing Oh him and bot.
his bree ches off, till he obliged TO roll over his
belly and take it both sides" Amen roared tn.
listeners, "HaeluJah, Glory the horn calico
then more preaching and praying till supper; ther
more preaching and praying till bedtime; and ther
dent know what was done, for night drew her sa
Die curia'nove all the folly and piety of the place
I"night we SIT up all night, preaching and praying
Tor tar good OF the soul, of which shall send you
full accOant to- morrow. ARIEL
THE FALL rRADE.-It is often remarked, that ia
stranger, place proves such dreary solitude as
the first week Of his residence in a crowded city.
Many such NOW daily arriving in New York from,
the South and West, some to purchase goods at
Wholesale and some to enjoy a brief ssjourn, mid
the gayeties and foes Of Gotham. As time must be
them greater service, than to point their attention
to some OF eur principal stores, particularly to those
who do business on the cash system only.
The most fashionable hat maker is Leary the pos.
SCISSOR of the proud distinction Of the promugator
to the beau monde of Europe Of American Fashion
able Hats. This concern keeps two establishments,
at the Astor House, and the other Broad street
The next in celebrity tc Leary, is Rowes establish.
hent in Hanover street, which does large business
among the Western merchants. At Keller and
Pyne's saloon of fashion, situate in Broadway and
Wall street; the eye of the exquisite will be daxzed
by the splendor Of their collection OF Chapeaus,
which inc Jude the fashionable shapes Of every city
from that on the banks Of the Thames to Timbuctoo
The fabric used by this hons is said to possess
perior qualities for resisting rain.
If the purchaser Of hat should not have suffi-
cent hair to cover his pericranium, he has only
to repair to Clirehugh, who will furnish him
with beautiful wig or scalp, so irgeniously con-
triv god N N ha Asefic hal Frn, H. hat
natural crop. This artist also furnishes mus
.achoes, imperias and whiskers, to one half the
dandies that perambuate Broadway. Should the
stranger clothes has only to re pair to the es
Enlistment Of Phillips los William street said to be
the Stutz Of America, to the economical stores Of
Jones 4 CO., Uriah Harris, in Maiden Lane, and
he gett most and recherche garments
that ever adorned the outward man since Adam in
vented bre .ches.
Indry goods stores, we believ New York surpasses
any city in the world-let those that doubt, pay a
street or that Of Addoms g. Cunningham, No 225
Pearl street. or l.. Smith T. Co., No. I76 Pearl
street At either Of " csc well known emporiums
purchasers Of dry goods will End assortmenis which
for extent variety, costlness. beauty and utility
cannot be surpassed in the world. lf strans er 10
the city should be in search ef hardware, cutlery OF
silver ware. either Of American foreign manufac-
ture, let him visit the stores Of ID n. Deavan
den Lane; Lewis Feuchtwang in Gold street or
that OF Salisbury Barker, 237 " alter street IL he
is purchaser If boots or shoes, he must GO to 3
beekman 81. or I'D feari street; ar should he de-
sire pure Partisan cut, then he must visit Ferris
store at ~ Nassau street for he prdes himself upon
receiving the latest reports from the fashionable
6oftifrs Of the Bouleyards, while the two first
houses always keep large assortment for sale at
manufacturers' prices. Visiting cards are often
wanted at short notice, and when weddings are got
up In great hurry, cards important article.
On ssch occasions, the bridegroom should employ
Valentine Of John street, those from his hurn are
finished withs superior dslcacy and taste.
The inventors OF stoves are thickas blackberries,
but some are vastly superior to others. The pur-
chaser OF this article must spend time in scan
ming their varieus properties. Above all, he must
not fail e. visit 2l5 Water street, where the Pamelus
stove can be in full operation; the establish
ment Of Salisbury & Parker at No. 237 Water st
The stoves invented by these patentees ceebra-
ted for their beauty simplicity and economy-three
qualities that ought 10 make their constructors i'm
mortal.
These . many Of our most fashionable estab.
hsbnents as we can find room to enume crate o-day,
and which deserving Of the especial attention Of
strangers, whether dealers or consumers. In a few
days more we shall prepare more extensive com
pendulum, which will include every store Of any CO.
lebrity IN the city
In the meantime, if we should positively go TO
Europe in the British Queen, n xt month,-to delay
which to next spring, we are requested from man
quarters-wc mean to take out as patterns ia show
the London and Paris tailors, bootmakers, &c, an
American made coat, pantsloons, pair Of boots. ha
and every other wearable for which New York is
famous We mean 10 shew them abroad that New
York rival IL not surpass the most recherche ar
lists in London Paris