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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19

Stoves, Eaoliow-Warc, &C.
M have on hand a good assortment al Cast.
ings, consisting OF the following articles -
Pots, hctilcs, Ovens, Deg Irons, Biscuit Bakers.
Shiiiets, Extra Lids, Whee!barrow Wheel., oyal
and Squar' Stoves, and Cooking Stoves. alsn Pa.
miam Cooking Stoses--a supefio, article. To an
Of which We invite the attention of the public.
WA. LONG & SON.
August %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19
GIRAFFE, OR CAMEL0PkDD.

This stupendons, majestic, and beautiful animal
is acknowledged 10 be the greatest wonder Of The
animal kingdom. /, is not only the tallest of all
known creatures, but the rarest and most singular
character. 1t has been the greatest desideratum
ct naturalists in all ages, and but few specimens
have been seen for the last thousand wears. It. was
known TO the Persians about 2 600 years ago. having
been brought as a present to Hystaspes, father Of
Darius l., several centuries before the Christian
era, by Abyssinians, who brought ii from the int.
nor OF Africa, where alone it has ever been found.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19
CIRCUS &
EXHIBITION UNITED.

Io be E1hi6ited al Nartinsburg, for ONE DAY
only, on Monday, Septtmber Esd, and posi-
taveiy no longer.
VsNHE Proprietors of the Giraffs and New York
"a Circus aud Arena Company respectfully in.
form the Public that they have entered into arrange.
menis TO travel and exhibit together at the same
time aud place, under a pavilion large enough TO
hold both exhibitions and accommodate 8. 600 spec-
taters. The
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19

We believe II generally acknowledged by those
who have tried II, that The Soothing Sytup for 1b;t.
dren cutting their Teeth, 10 n highly useful article
for the purposes for which II Is intended. Highly
respectable persons, at any rate, who have msds
use OF y, do not hesitate to give its virtues the ssnc.
ton Of their names ,-Bostoa 1'yo9elet.
October 80, 1890.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-09-19
goo HOGS.
Lumber! lambert!

rEyHE subscribers have on hand a very supe-
III rior lot OF LUMBER, from which we are rea-
dy 70 hl bills al the shortest notice, and on rea.
sonable terms. Any communication directed TO
Clear Spring, Md will be ppnc,ually attended to
by COLSTON G. DARBY.
August 1, 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

Ma. Brrrrrr:-You advocate the canse Of our
sex-right Or wrong, you always side with "ioveiy
woman" Is you say. Now do, Mr.. Bennett, help
ms in this matter, and what do you think Il is. ann
diving to 20 to the Race tomorrow; I have received
ticket, and father. who belongs to the Club, says
he cant be pestered with me-. I know many young
gentlemen will take the trouble off his hands, but
that Mama wont agree to. sit and hear father talk
Of Job, and Fordham, and Caroline, and Jack Kre-
mer, (you see have got all their names patti for
hours at q time-a great deal more than he does Of
his store in Pearl streetthen he has what he calls
q book made for Tuesday--s0 much Livingston,
Stevens, Stockton and Heth, and am sure he will
not win bet If he don't take me, for being unac
commodAting; but he says no, he must be among the
horses and the knowing ones, and be ready to what
he calls "hedge.o do not know what that means,
but this know, have new bonnet and dress, and
there will be SO many dashing beaus there, to see
this grand Race on next Tuesday, that who knows
what might happen. There these men folks Will SIT
over their wine table and talk of nothing but the four
mile Race tomorrow. Oh! how it makes the heart
beat to four beautiful stesds champng the bit,
and paving the air-their riders beautifully dressed
and looking so proud and grand, and to hear the
merry shout that rings from the Joyous multitude as
each favorite passes. love TO see others happy,
and Race Day should be general holidays It ought
to be made national gaaday by law that every boz
dy might forget care. But why should we poor wo-
men be denied sight Of the Race or the Chase--do
you admit we the "better part' of creation
and in my mind, believe, il you could make every
gentleman of the Club carry his wife and daughters,
1t would have w0ndrOus effect--at least all the
y0ttng men think so. But the truth is parcel OF
old bachelors and married men own the horses, and
they have lost all taste for pretty woman. Now,
am no locof0co, but this needs reform-and have
cousin one of the stewards, mean he shall lay the
matter before the Club-for women are anxious
enough to go, but the men wont let us.
hear great effort will be made by our fashiona-
bles tomorrow to make the Race Course radiant with
. sweet woman's smiles" but cannot move Pa in
the premises is full Of &C Walter and Job, "
that nothing else enter his pericranium. Do,
Mr. Bennett, say something in your paper to change
his fnty purpose. Yours, PATsEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

o. THE ALBION HOUSE, delightfully."- situated at the
OF Park Place and Broadway, open for the
commodon OF transient and other boarser under the super
inendcnce off, CARPENTER whose ability
and REAL the duties .. such guarantee
comfort and desirable house Eight Of the pasaates par
lors in New York fronting Broadway and Park Place. with
bedrooms attached be found In this house. and lhey
we'll adapted 20 accommodation Of ladies and gentlemen
from The SOUTH or others who spend their New
York No reasonable excisns will be spared 70 make their
sooarn pleasant and agreeable The number Of being
limited, early application possible Is desirable.
jes-3i. II. PARKER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

IL this Market since last notice. the trade has been very
quiet awaiting the by the steamer which arrived Fri
day night The view Of the market generally expressed in
cur article this trade published Saturday seemed entire
borne out BY the late Tie position Of the trade IN
France unfortunate the and in Lancashire still
There even prospec that the non pc
Icy OF the spnne will be carried such extent to
neutraze the hortne the crop and prices must
very dull business 'f-N NJ
The following the stocks sales prices and remarks at
A~,ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

HAvArA May iesince our last Sugar, have continued in
brisk demand Al good ycllows; ilala whites better
qualities higher and 10 proportion sas low thirds ssaol good
snds and good these latter and wanted Europe
Molssses after continuing hrm Al r. keg have within The
last few tvnced increased brskness al advance a
rssequal 10 about isl cents per gallon on beard.
Exchange London sac cent prem ". York 81 per
cent. ais,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

The commercial herizsn presents great eoen q present
The aniertsnae position Of political aAaf = Europe ana
eesssi check impo tatons, however msch We may oe
want q goods There every probability that te ORDER sent
to England for goods the ofe Great
Western will now be anded and the prospects Of
large fall business much narrowed The products Of the west
have been large they have Of the derangsd state
carried for SALE sold very reduced prices This fact will go
far curtai the Of the western radeu In their pur
chases efgoods for the fall ss..
CorroTThe adyices BY the Great Western show con-
nued and increasing dpreson in the Liverpool cotton market
The sales Ter three successive weeks averaged about 5000
% Of American descriptions the sales and prices for the three
follows
Week ending Week ending Week ending
s May 3D. May 10th. May 18th.
tt Sales. Prices Sales. Pyices. Sales. Pyices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

ExTRAoRDINARr SALE.-The excitement created
by the Of the large Sale of Real Estate
In the City Of New Orleans, continues undated. We
recommend the affair to the earnest attention Of
readers, who obtain full particulars from SYL-
vEsrER & Co., Of l56 Broadway, the appointed
agents. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

RicEThe stock Of this article is accommodating in
quence Of the ndsposon Of dealers operate The sales
for the week reach l5S ties at 4s7 Asst At Boston, the
sales were 800 cks Carona partly for shipment At &C. At
ties at 4a4s Al Savannah the ssh the sales very
small AZ Sal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

VvHE STATUE OF vICToRIA-ByJ j. yaricl sts.,--
now oxhlsting at the Stuyvesant institute 40 broad
way from 10 A. hto1o NJ Adnittance ~ cents
After shert conversation with this artist Ne l~fl hir M.
saturated With classical asges feelings and assocst;os ana
that he has the feeling for his that may be ssuposed h
have belonged 10 Roman sculptor OF thu Aseustus
- 1.-THE Expositorl
The statue Of Stout approaches character 6 vi
nifty assuming the so form Of beautiful woman than even
the chef dguvre which has enchanted the wsd for uearv
1000 years rygersiJI y
NIB The Statue will shortly - removed fton tbs city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

80 Bk Of Commerce io2is6o; IS do io0}j so DO 1919;
do ie24 30 DO lo2sa0-3o Phenix i06-40 River $3.50
Dry Dock I0<i so do 0sb6o2o Butcher Drovcrs 1895
40 do lo34lo Commercial ost, 30 do $50 State Bk oe
~ m Of Commerce (fsll) o84s An bkg Co "a; 10
DO sAnw2so Del Hudson 7ss l0< de 49, 100 do s0hanw
20 DO 7sanw los Ie 100 do 7ss 100 do s7sbnw 1926 7s
bi5; Is 7slnw5o Farmers 2 Gods; so Do ll23o 80 DO
ia; so do Ilil; 30 do llb0 Bank 100, 80 do l0a
25 vsksburg 62lbo Bk Of Kentucky e9s40 10 do s9l2o
80 do sol 80 do $780, 10 do soi0 Equitable Fire ns
10 York iso2e 7th ward 7b--l0 Hudson 1913 viii.
iamburUh 72i5 Merchants En- 1870 Caaton AZ; do
10 40 43bso 20 do Az 10 4a 10 do ara 40 40 an 10 do
4oa75 Mohawk 64b60 % do 63s % DO 6ssnw 80 do 6s
Loo rs do 62lss-5 Bost Providence 0650
saass 40 DO $40 Harlem 56lc $50 bslnw; $50 do So:
$50 do b5ls9 so do b5s 90 b5s; 100 do 100 do s6nw
so 40 sc; 60 do s5ls3 50 10 90 bio; 80 do SOFIA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

rJ,HE Annual Meeting Of the Engineers Forcmen and As
sistants OF the New York Frs Department will be held
at Fire mems HAIL. Tuesday evening" ah inst O'Clock pre-.
cisely. BY order OF the Chief Engineer
leslie DANIEL r. sUYDAN, sec'y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

On Sunday evening "a nst By the Rev. Dr. Van vrsnken
Mr. Franklin W. 0ey 10 Ms Lsara Martini Ill Of this city
In this city, Wednesday evening, the Gath u BY Ne
1eorge Dued Of Dstr0t Hiram Barney, Esq 10 Susan A.
daughter q hr. Lewis TsPpan. r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

CITY sALOON--The former proprietor AZ n. w~.tsrn
Mueun in Cincinnati. Ohe, having immense expense
well known by reputation throughout the Union fand Which
has been IN successful operation for the last Ten
the homer OIL inviting The pablo of York to nav their re-
spects % HIN forthwith IN his SATANIC DOMINIOEs To-
next door to the American where the whole nav ~
seen Every Evening, At 81 O'Clock precisely. III a,
The seatrs On shelving rock large Hs-
entrance 81 the Internal Rgoas his right hand seen % ra,ss
q 10 the act 70 pronounce sentence; below him APP
pear the concluding word. Of Dane celebrated
.NatN "Abandon hope
& All ye who enter here.r
In Of tins hgure the foreground by BELIZE
Bub seconded BY his companions Cerberu and fylhsn he
enc nonstrous three beaded Dog other csnc sraL
moving IN such urprixing manser 10 Inspire The beodsr
with belief that they living Further on tie left Of Muo
LuCiFEk around whom Human Skeletons,
some Of which transformed into Demons and lima
ing the sufferers. Still further back Is sKRI EToN H1 n
ING THE STANDARD OF DEATH illustratinr The fol-
Lowing lines 80 -
To this grim form cherished limb. have coma
Nj Ana thus lie nouldering II their earthly home;
IN turf bound hiliock, or IN scuptured shrine,
The worms alike their cold caresses t,sine:
SO far we all equal bat snce left ~ 81 tHA
Our mortal weeds Of vital spark bcref f#MN3
Asundcr, farther than the Poles, we're driven sa
Some sunk to deepest Hall raised Heaven.
The back ground presents FIERY GULF. Large isices
on their surface the Red Glare Of the Fires Within On aud
den the visitor plunged pitchy darkness whilst he !, s.r
rounded BY the mosruf shrieks OF Condemned Sprs The
sang 2, chain and uprosr Of Devils and nps complete this
Admiration 90 cents Doors open at eight o'clock tsf
" u may add 10 the interest Of this Exhibit,ou bv sst.
tors executed Ohio, the last 20 years FOR tIc;r sr
nal Offences ~ short the proprietor feeling high confidence in
The tendency Of this Exhibition BE- for good moral
tendance ofthe Reverend Clergy or New York e"' -
r. sThe Exhibition osIy from half 10 three quarter,
q an hour. &sNl E-l pv2sar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

pr IArArRE 7rrMs sEyEMNo. viii. y ,..-
ADVICE oRArIs--odbos, ~ -.
.c4ggieasIsE ld.,.A ~ wAsaasy ~ T.Isr
Mr. kyendde Mrs Whsadsy - ~
asss 11s.sssr ss:s p ps.s.' S
our aAss ~ z';s T.
niehasdssn-OsrA nzy A.s<, Nh Pritchard = .-'''
IL BAL "a Ne sgsra q Gustaya. perform
osi will and dance Ne cssbsstsd lie Pas Hensrois Z
GsssSshs sad L Pa styrssths Grad GaloPs, " Al
To coacIuSe WITH ,4.aaNtn4& ststt0.shs~ @N Ya 4s.
CHAOS CONE AGAIN----Cel Chsss, M naeids--Jask
4, d. lss A. csS H. csip
Dsss s,.rssr-.s. so-.s.es u quarter past
Boz Tickets sl--rit. 90 Gallery, assesses.
NJ AIIONAL THEATRE.- Late Italian OpsrS ro----
ar WALLACE, Lessee-Corner Of Leonard a. Ckureh
Ie ssrfsr .en Ss0s Iron srosdwayTHis EVENING viii
T0RTEsA, THE UsuRER--Torts.s, the U..rsr. Mrw,r
@cr-SouAt Facone, Ar Matthews--Angela Mr. Co.no~
-E-Ionsso, Mr. Lambert-Isabella, Miss Moner-Zippa
To conclude with trst 454t Is
ROBERT MACAIkE-Robert Macaire NJ Rrovn.- n
s,and, II wilian.-Pierre Mr. Baldock-Sarie. Nj,
hussei-Clsmentiae, Mrs Rogers = - ' - I.
Doors open at IL Performance 70 conmence n no.
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery a. cents y = = ''As'
DOwERY THEATRE-T.s HA Me7 IN 81; : = : =,
- AGER ANB DREcToR-This evening viii v
ERNEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DARYL ~ - go
Lumiey Ferrers, Mr. Ferrsr-John Walters Mr. Adds
Alice, Mrs Shaw. - 1s
To conclude with &C.
MAzEPPA-M Mr. woolford-Abn Khan, Mr. Proc.
tor--CssteiIaB, Mr. J B Rice--Premislaus Mr. Fa.ss
Drollhski, Mr. Gaes-Rudzoof Mr. Nick ipson-Tha-a~
Mr. Cole-Zemba, Mr. Addis-Ksdac, Mr. u wi,-Ko.car,
Agatha, Mrs Jones. NJ N I1s.- - - -
Doors open at o'clock the performance to commence at half
past precisely f1a " 80
Prices Boxes 70 eentsP s7l cs.ts--Gasry, u cents
0LYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway. 1n~rf 1cc- :. .
Iattersalis)-Under the sole manageme Of d. d No.
kiNNEY-This evening will be performed "
VEkiCE PRESERVED, Or the Plot Discovcred-PSerre
ar hcA'nney--Jafhsr, Mr. Frecr--Belvidera Nrs 4
After which, tD Nt M III J #sf ln gtN
Highland Fling by Madame Arraline. tnAN 4tt
raline. ~a~"s AZ
Grad Pas sssl, by Mr. Carpenter dose
To conclude with
THE PIRATES oATH---Aleour, the Pirate. Mr.
Freert ~ ~ - -"~se' ~
Seats may be ny applying to H. W. MeKippv r..
.arer at the Box saice Of the Theatre from 10 till D
sox % cents-Pit, rs cens-Prvate Boxes $500 u7sm.
A FOLIO GALLERY, Ne 4ie BROADwAY-TIe q.
cond exhibition Of Psinpgs under the direction 81 tie
Apollo Assocaton for the promotion Of the Fine Arts = the
oee States y now open consisting recent productions Of
American Artists, and choice collection az Gems ~ A.
oy the most eminent Old Masters. 7ff -- l'rcs'-'.
12l cents. - 1850, o@s>'Bses
This exhibition will close the St Of july The third 49,
VIII be arranged after possible and counu
until SEPTEMBER About the LIST Of October the great fall erh
oon Of the works Of Modern Artists only will Sc opened and
continue until the annual meeting 3rd onday IN Dece.
Der when the Pictures purchased BY the Commttee Of Ns.
~se"en' VIII De distributed amongst the Members. my252w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
IDI e u


- "a Saturday msrnng o'clock after long and sever
niness, James r. Carroll ssed 81 years. Mtsk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

AshesThe aatness continues 10 prevail and the only
sale made Of % bb American Potash first 1885, at
re- duty (s2S) paid No arrivals by the last New Ysk
packets.
Imports. 1886 ss7. 1888 1882 Stock his Last
Pots, bbls. sa4 1904 1883 a,oS7 ao6o i,aOo
Pearls, 342 3s3 636 23s so 500
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

LivrarooL, May s--Arr Medford, Welsh, New Orleans;
swallow, 49,, Charleston; 9th Mary Ann, Childs Mobile;
Elizabeth, Oir New Orleans; vrginiu Harris New York.
SID Cambridge Tappan Boston, lib Bradshaw Mallory,
Philadelphia; John Hale, Crowe New York; 18th Rocking.
haSa Dwight do; 10Th Riga, Smith, New Orleans, Equator,
Bson do, Roscns Collins NYork 18th Mary Rowland,
Wear New Orleans 10th Franklin, Farrell New York. Viii.
liam, Clark New Orleans; London Patten, do Troy Wood
New York, Eleanor Mcrhescn New Orleans; Carol Of
Csrrotor, Bird, Mobile Jessie Logan, Major Chafleson
ch'ns Phillips, dol i7h Liverpool Johnson Mobiles Column
bus Pentcos Savannah England, Oakley Mobiles Cleaner
, savannah, Gen. Parkhl, Wilson, 81 Marks; Persia,
---, Mobile on port, Dibdn, -, Mobiles Rowland,
2sth April.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

The Falcon, Taee reported but probably Russe had
the 1sth Of January last ~ whales.
On the coast 81 New Zealand December White Oak Ia
ing Of New York 500; 10th Henry Aslor Rawson, Hudso
1000 sperm and 500 whale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
Regular days OF leaving New York this month"; wednesa,
and Saturdays.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS.
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND

E~D~S "a The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
Srxzs&1aaE=R JOHN W. RICHMOND, Captain VIM II.
= Townsend will leave for the above places, ON
Wednesday next at o'clock, from Pier No. North River
For further inform alton. apply 10
n8a mo. H. RICHMOND, Agent,
at the Office m the wharf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

t.inng $1,000: y ssstssl sesissy y sseh
rsfsrssSss. Z 10 needless - odd that Winduse
bundled oct Tie whole party, widow. child. and
Pine street nsrchant spectaclss foxy whisksrss and
all; and when last heard from, they were enjoying
themselves down town, ssws sowci.
Such 10 the opening event ofthe fashionable season
IN New York this winter And now for the applisa-
ton The widow and her three pi0us female friends,
are but four out of four hundred ai fair ones tCkO
are at this mOmsHt boarding in the most fashionable
houses IN this city. They mixing daily and hourly
with the chaste and modest females Of most re-
spectacle citizens; walking and riding out laughing
and talking with them; discussing matters Of lera-
ture and love; acting their Cicerones to theatres
balls, and public places Of amusem emit; corrnpting
the minds Of wives and daughters and instiling the
poison OF centiousness into the Of the beautiful
vlrtuOus, th0ughtless of New York female pOpu.
iation. We have the of many Of these and shall
give them in regular order, together with those who
place them in respectable houses, and countenance
them there. The widow. before she knew the Pine
street liant, under the protection of emf
nent stakeholder of the Harlem Rail Read and there
are other rail road stockholders and merchants who
are at this time guilty Of similar outrages upon So
ciety; we shall publish ALL and spare none The
welfare OF society demands it.
The foregoing Is bat a faint and feeble shadowing
forth Of the state of fashionable society in this city
the morals manners, and customs. And we call upon
all ladies' young and old, married and single in all
parts OF the town. to look round every day the din
ner table, and what ladies are ent;
and II they see any female preset whose history is
not clearly defined from her cradle up, over hose
character there hangs shadow Of shade Of doubt,
avoid her! Enter not into her councils! The times
are out OF joint. therefore il behoves all respec
iades 10 come out from among and be separate from
all ladies with blank in their escutcheon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

lS-L,l Il 70 10. 81 O. g w, distance les, wind WNW
1ssS 80 W Il sossIS ND nSsvy rain with head
M ,lunNooi - ~, Distance iee. wisd WNW
M-Lst Il u " S - SIS W, distance la, wind wNw
strons hvseres and clear, viii hsad ~ ~ .t
Ss-Est g IS Ion u.s. III di,tasce TIA wind NNw,
strong bressss ssA squaliy, with head
-Lat . II lss ~ - % W. dlance 2SS wind BY E,
moderete ana Gns clear weather, with smooth sea-
Arrived in ids Sandy Hook NJ making the passage %
days and hosrs- Eig Nslts 1861 Hv t~tN
- 81, = Vessels passsd blythe British Queer. 2a
Nov4Passsd briganne hove uaAer close rsefsd main.
sail.
e-EIchanssd colors with English ship standing to the
eastward
s-Erehaagsd coers with English brig, lost her main.
mast. Ht& tNtN
9Exchanged color with American bark standing to the
eastward
lSExchanged Nos with the Americas ship United States,
lat 40 80 ION - 81. 0 n fa. 4ME
H-Exchangsd coors with the bark Oberlin.
2l-Passed brig under close reefed topsails.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

ITO PAWN sROKERs AND oTHERs.Lis SIN !,
REwARD-Stolen, Last evening. from the "a s".y ~
the Herald once, ~ Ann claet colored over ooss 'n
seal skin collar and black bombsrine Using oyne WIN
Handh erchief and small change In he Pecn no.
subscriber msy lead the identification o. .ne sns
be entitled 10 The coat value, and ten dollars - sos
~ az m, Coat o.v should the thief not BE- detected
n1Nn nibhhSoo uAh ~ an.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

u1HLr IMroRrANT-To 'sS.s !. wat s 2. ssSs-.
receiving iron The cash snct,oos
~ sAev, IN the varety also. stock frames HAx
"a Bvis,ls At the old stand No - Nassau near ~
~. hsv, lsy be had cheaper os cash Gan 81 say
oshs, risss IN the city 100 dcrsn sssus Caps Coz sale sey
cheap
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

- 1t 10 particularly requested that these directions
(which accompany each separate packet sf the Whole
seres ray always be deposited with the Box or Rot
tie in order to be in readiness FOR the proper application
Of the several remedies, in any emergency that -ay
arise. -,
atl19J Broadway.