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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

80 CsDAR srsssr, rrAs BseApwsv.
D-C MARSH Accountant informs the public that his
Of giving instruction in the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeep
ing The 10 lessons ich be taken IN
evenings at the convenience Of the pupil the
instruction 10 individual and not In classes.
Instructions Is also during the day from TO ?, and
10
Prospssuse with terms. and full account Of the method
may be had At the rooms $50 lmeo-
CoAL. CoAL.As cheap the cheapest, and good the
- best Yard so4 Washington street. Spring Prices
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free Of carriage
30. o.,,,., -, s Scat Yard dooblyy screened
Lehigh, $50 TOO
Liverpool, 1900 I4O0
NEW DisUOvERYs-For the cure of chrome dtsss.es--
such a. long standing seroula Secondary Syphilis, VI
GERS Piles Fstua Cancsrns, Tumours, and all Mercuiai
Deass No pay reqYrea not for medicines TIL the
cure perfected when viii take from to weeks and oe
ape feet cure 10 not performed Apply at shPeys,
Mol Canal street. where DR.. SOLOMON HEINZ, INV.
diseoverer, will be In attendance from to ~ W. ana
rom = TO p NJ Any per recommended BY an Assrnan
poor aud honest eau have medicine AID advice gratis BY
calling upon Dr. solomon Heine at his residence Ne 10
Hudson street. between Canal and Deserosses %
turdays, between the hours Of and Y w. VT nsne nss
fto.e ahovs 49, a,;on.d oAin'
DREPARE FOR " INTER -Undershirs and drawers, 81
IL domestic make manufactured Of hne sarony wool 1Cs
hse. in IN, part state An article OF the right
shane a. A the body Also buekhn, sk, woon, mer'ne,
and cotton shirts and hosiery &c &C. TO be had AZ the
eeneens sutftn4 store No Wall street, neat Broadway
o1.lm.
DpRssE a BROOKS, 81 Liberty street, between Broad
II v.v sod Nss.s~ street have for sale
az every description: Bleaching Pswdev Of boydr
make; black Oxide Of Manganese; hseh,ne sassss s.c
s,J FEFE Wire Cloths and Fet Cor Fordwin machness
ceilings Tor cylinder machines and dyers 10 toss OF White
novssf,c Rags. osy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

b. IRWIN Co., Members Of the fsoyal College of Sur
81 geon London, continue 10 be consulted delicate dis
all their varousags, at their Office, 204i Fulton
where from the commodious Of their
aboring under delicate complaints be treated win
secrecy and safety.
b IRWIN Co. pledge themselves that In all cases Of the
most violent venersa which have hitherto fallen under their
notice. their treatment without mereury has bse most
ceu and speedy They need not by certificates direct the
their reputation this city wei known and respected By
those who had to conde in their honor Ii strongly
recommended females who the habit Of using
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desirou 10 avoid preventative BE-
hadecent cured in two days Those who have injured
themselves by secret and destrue tive habit obtain relief
Solvent security ell that will be required until shall
be effected Letters post paid detailing the nature Of the
plant and covering suitable fee, viii be Immediately attend
ed to, and medicines With full directions Forwarded the
parties. 80 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from the French with
engravings. ents-The Art of Love-Court or ovs
Reiaedy for Love. &C. &c &c. The first part the
rules which the author lays down for young 10 follow
their courthp and the second teaches ladies maks
themselves beloved. -sa @4
The opinion Of the Press.-The art Of Iove.-We have
glanced this little book and think Il the neatest edition
have II free from the expressions
uperhuous matter OF the original though admit
TO contain language but the subject be the
il win doubt be highly interesting all sho read
1T Price fifty cents copy-For sale at the book storc No.
Park Row, four doors from Ann street. opposite the Aston
House. % I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

- THREE DOLLAR HATS-THREE DOLLAR
XII HATS.-Just furnished, the splendid article
offered to the public. Elegant short nap moleskin Hats
the finest for bodies also splendid article at the low
price Of 50 50; for the prices cannot be excelled
BROWN, l46 Canal street.
s2l-lm~ door above Sui ivan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10
STOVES! STOVEyM sTOyESM!

DERFECT Railway and Steam Conductor, Victoria, Ma
tional and other Patterns, Coal Weed Cooking Stoves
The subscribers most respectfully invite attention to their
and splenpd improved king stoves which for beauty
simplicity quantity and quality cooking baking, &c. $s. have
equal and challenge comparison all points Of views
and all ask Ia convince rational that such
facts is critical examination of the above named stoves and
they will be found unlike any other patterns offered for
sale in this city N
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing win find IL their interest
give call previous TO purchasing elsewhere viii sell
cheap any other store the city Also most splendid
article of parour for coal wood for sale whole
sale retail, by SALISBURY BARKER, 2s7 Water ST.
sll-lm* between Beekman st. * Peck slip
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10
ONE PRICED HAT STORE.-THEODORE
~ CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after ma

Nv CLArN, cUrner OF CHdtam anu IearT sD aIter ma
years experience in business aad after repeated
unriag efforts to attain the object confidently be.
ees that he has length succeeded in manufac turing a
Gle which fail to the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble to examine il.
This article to which the attention Of the public is
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty, cheapne
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed in the city
New York. In addition to the usual voret Of Hats and Caps
he also hand constantly Fur Hat of very superior
quality, which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat for years past has given the
most unqualified satisfaction Justice TO his friends well
to himself makes proper tor bin t. say that he sells for
cash. the losses sustained from bad customers will not have
be paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old stand where the asking price always the
selling price. E4asH sep27-3m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10
sEGARs! sEGARs.
Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
will seek not b's pleasures 10 mar;
uut theress M fhiso that can The en,ovment sfrpa

sEGARs, sEGARs.
Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
I viii seek not us pleasures 10 mar;
But there's nsthing that the enjoyment surpass,
OF real Havana segar.r- The Smokers Song
ElxAs Al his established and popular stand 50 Cedar Ct,
- continues from his agent Havana per every
arrival scga o the choicest and approved brands that
the market affords.
His stock hard compriscs greater variety than
be procured AT any ether establishment IN the cty IN
cung the celebrated Extra Regalas, Noreg Dos Amigos
Victoria Union Tracas and Others which he has no hes,
taon in avsrring 10 any hitherto imported
Citizens and strangers requested to call At % Cedsr s.
and Judge Tor themselves. SAB I'm
NOTICE The Subscriber offers for sale on very hvors.
IN bic terms
pair very best made and warranted bsrouehe springs
500 I" steps
500 seit bows
10000 lbs nalleaklc coach castings
$50 .ett barouche and coach axes, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
100 pair plated and brass do
40 sett very fine brass military bits and st,rrsps
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach a.soted together with af ssort
Of sadery and coach hardware and Newark aleab
castings JNO. j. SUMMERS,
jyeeodam' $50 Water@
- TRAw WRAPPING PAPER 1000 cap and
- crown straw Wrapping Paper, Cor sale BY
% kERssE 4 BROOKS, 81 Liberty 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

r STONES IMPROVED WATER FiLTERS-Manu
u Gctued and sold by the nveHor and original man1fac
turer ago Broadway YThese Filters have highly ap
proved Of Europ. and America FOR pward 80 years
accounted superior to any hitherto constructed they
combine the properties Of purifying well clarifying the
and tsrbd water removing all deeterous
rendering tPeety wholesome and thereby preventing many
Diseases which arise from the Of impure water.
BThose persons having Filters made by those profess.
ing bat understanding the business have them repen
ed and fitted upon hs subscribers plan and warranted
perfectly. J. STONE, Plumber and Engineer,
sl7-1m. .f rns.s NJ 500 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10
UNITED sTATES ARMY.

H--..-@- UNITED STATES ARMY
WTANTED-For the United States Army, few able bo-
w died Men between the ages ofls and IS years. whom
good pay ratons and clothing will be gveen Also few Ia
borcrs for the ordinance department pay from So to S3 per
month"; clhahng and boardFor particulars apply at the Re
crung Rendezvous las South street. corner Of Dover.
sis Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10
- V.NsS p SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
CK Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg and

6fSSET1f1 NOrf0Ik CharIeston > O.. petersburg. anu
Richmond.--Ihe steamboats, ALABAMA.
KENTUCKY and JEWESS all boats Of speed and accommo-
eation will running daily on the FIRST April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon O'clock Immediately af
ter the arrival OF the from Philadelphia and will arrive
next morning at Portsmouth in time for the for Wins
Ton, and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth every day the from the South and
reach Baltimore next morning time for the cars for Pha
delpha. .9Nf# #N@H A
packets Georgia and Sosh Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers informed (old travellers
kno that this cheapest and most comfortable route for
southern travellers there changes from steam
boats and stages ~ he dead sf night the Washnstou
route The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will pironise them in giving equal facilities and
superior comfort HMf
Passage and fare 70 Norfolk, S. JOHN W BROWN,
m96-n Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

DANCING ACADEMY-Tammany HalI.-M j. PAR
IL kER has the honor to the public that his
School open for the the
and attention of himself and daughters which eniced such
decided appreciation during the past will be rgdy OBJ
served throughout the present Those ladies and gentlemen
entering the school will Nave the adv aniage Of months
tuition before the balls Day. sf tuition Thurs
days and Saturday, Young ladies class fror to 5soys
from to I. Gsnemens ssss from 10 10. Mr. P school
Bowery, opposite Spring DAYS Of nitioa for young
ladies and boys, Tuesdays and Fridays from TO o63t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10
a ssEMBLY BUILDING. Phil ADGLpHIA, Corner Z

A ssEMBLy BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA, Corner OF
n Chestnut and Tenth steetThe pub c are respectfully
informed that the Saloons in the above splendid ,d6ce are
ready Cor occupation and will be ~ 10 societies clubs and
other associations for balls concerts lectures parties &c
To professional persons New York DESTROYS Of engaging
purpose Philadelphia the above elegant saloons
worthy OF their notice; for simplicity and chaene-s OF
decoration they not equa.d in this c"sny. For musical
entertainments the grand saloon has been pronounced by emf
vocal and instrumental artists snrvalled being from
nssr and form peculiarly adapted for conveyance Of sound
aud facility Of hearing
tor terms. apply Subscriber hi. ROOM Net Assem-
81 '' WIN SIMPSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs- The proprietor Of hi,

In well known establishment thankfa the ayors already
bestowed upon him. oeg 20 inform the patrons of the establish
nent and the gentry and the city of New York
that he is prepared to receive horses carriages &c.
for sale, orders to purchase commission. 'A.1
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing
horses kept at livery for SALE to call and the great
has made in the stable attached this esab
shment and thinks tey viii not be found inferior any
the city, either point of anless comfort stalls and
ne the public that exsrton his part the part
Of any in his employ, shall be wanting render Taersa al
least equal to any establishment in the city.
The proprietor would also invite carriage and
kers to inspect the diff arrangements made with lew
show OIL their manufactures to best advantage and the sale
OF these articles form conspicuous part of his business lie
would assure Them that as he has interest bsdng
establishments Of the kind his utmost exeops will be used
facilitate them in way, either by sales advances and
in doing this, he would beg leave to call attention the
rvaed location OF the premises to its having been the original
New York Tattersap mart for the horses
harness. &c. and to the popularity Of the place
first established in 1928 He therefore that ne will
be as he has ben encouraged by that public whcht will
be his desire to please. GEO.W MILLER, Proprietor,
sl4-2m Successor 10 ]. w Watson. 446 Broadwaf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

ANEKICAN FALL FASHION FOX 1889.
HOWELL late Of the firm Of Brown Co.. under whose
direction that firm obtained such Unprecedented patron
presents to the public the AMERICAN FALL FASH
ION for 1889 which admirable model previous
pattern produced Ii about five since he establish
ed in his business the equab price cash system which
sti scrupu us adheres to- with mutual advantage himself
and patrons He would here, however, meaon improve
mnt in quatynstead Of the long nap he offers the
Mele Skin Hat much admired for smoothnes and beauty
while the price S3-remains permanent, as before.
HOWELL, $40 Chatham square up stairs.
SID Inn Of the Bowery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

LOVE IN MANY sHAPES.-Justp pub
lished very interesting little work entitled
The ART OF LOVE, Tor Lessons for
Laxers lrosn- The cslsbrxfad -,xrsffaas ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

nEsIRABLE PRIVATE BOARDING.-A respectable
~ English family having two handsomely furnished bed
unoccupcd DESTROYS OF receiving two single gentle
boarders breakfast and dinner Sundays) Any
gentleman OF retired habits who DESTROYS Of the above
will find them possess all the advantages and
comforts 81 private home Please to apply at 400 Greenwich
between Canal and Spring sreeRerenees Of the
FIRST respectful given and required. su23 u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATiON-The Bsndana
L. Oriental Tablet, will speedily render the skin smooth,
clear and even, removing rouehnes tau eces sunburns
and every mpercton from its surface leaving the complexion
clear and white. will quick counteract the deeterou
effects Of alkaline soaps pains, bathing, Sc and give the
skin that transparent brancy 80 Justly admired Price 30
centssod only at GUIoNs, iss Broadway opposite John
street. d SIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

~ TRAw WRAPPING PAPER 1000 reams cap and
- crown straw Wrapping Paper, FOR sale by
% kERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

Fxx FoR CfINRLEsToN, oe.obs, 1.-THE superior
MfN FIRST clas Packet ship CABor, capt. sum mers y
l7th Oct -. =, -, ....-.-. -.
e Cor cabin I'd cabin or steerage pas
ass,s are v nrier and moderate, Tor which or
freight which wiz o. taken low apply on hrard or 70
corner of Pine and South streets.
IN. 20 two nr, tors stone will be taken at low freight
ifimmediate apr cation ee made WY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

nANiEL SWEENEY, Al Ann street, returns his sinc,r
IL thanks to his friends for the liberal sa,porhs
uniformly rendered him he first opened his Refractory
them that viii be his constan cnd1avor u merit
continuance OF their APPRECIATION His table
with the best the market affords and those who honor h
table with their presece, may depend upon being served wit
Gle anliness. ei,ility and promptitude ile "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

ias ttas3aws sat..aiGHH~ y A. NHssts't% r
.aaran,A "a g.,9asp uaa9easssssA a>ssPa@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

MOROCCO CAsEs.-C Coles, manufacturer Of Morocco
wi Cases OF every description, wholesale and retail at re-
duced prices 900 Broadway. MINIATURE CASES made 10
order with oval and ocgon gold settings IN superior
style jewelers. show fitted mp with trays al short
notice.
NB.C being the original and most experienced work
Ia the above line in the United States aers himself
that In beauty durability cheapness he cannot be supa
ed By any other in the country between John and Fnos
streets. 80 2w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

literary men al large r,ques ted to call and
IL the choice and valuable collection Of works At the
Repository q Ancient and Modern literature No 800 Broad
way contains many asd valuable books which cld
very low price for cash. Books IN all languages and
subject may be procured from time 10 time at this store
purposey established Tor the purchase and sale sfa kinds
antique and curious books and also OF modern vsua
bic works. any subject. in any language Gentlemen
having books dispose of will do better by calling the
subscriber than by sending W auction.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
o2.lm d&w- 900 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-10

LEr-A small Office NEATLY fitted up for Exchange
0ce for which has been occupied, and Tor which, 10
who has the necessary facilities, is eesbe sua
ton-being in great horo sghfsren the vicinity Of two
Ferries depot ofhe Connecticut and Boston steamboats,,
Sc &c. Apply AZ No. 9 PecksIip. s25n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29

TOR description, when it tore to atoms the
rotten wood, filing for several feet above it
The n r with leaves and light brush, the
covering of their deception But Instantly
tho panther found herself cheated, and
seemed TO droop little with disappolnt.
ment. when however, il resumed its erect
posture, and surveyed quite around on ev.
cry side on horizontal line, in search of
its prey, but not discovering it, she cast q
furious look a'oft among the tops Of the
trees, when in moment or two the eyes
of Wheaton and the panther had met.
Now, for another leap, when she dropped
fol that purpose, but the bullet was off, and
two buck shot Of old smooth bore were too
quick, as he lodged them exactly in the
brain of the savage monster, and dropped
her dead on the spot where the hunter had
slept but n short time before. in The sound.
ness Of a mountain dream.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
WHEATON AND THE PANTHER

Ben Wheaton was one of the first set.
tiers on the waters of the Susquehanna,
Immediately after the war. rough, uncul.
tiva,ed and primitive man. AS mony
others Of the stamp and character, he sub
sisted chiefly by hunting, cultivating the
land but sparingly. and in this way raised
a numerous fami ly amidst the woods and
in half starved condition, and compare
tive nakedncss. But as the Susquehanna
country rapidly increased in population,
the hunting grounds OF Wheaton were en-
croached upon, so that chance with the
smooth bore among the decrs and bears
was greatly essencd. On This account,
Wheaton removed from the Susquehanna
country in Olsego county, to the more IN
settled country Of the Delaware, near n
place yet known by the name Of Waits
settlement, where game was more plenty,
The distance from where he made his home
IN the woods, through to the Susquehan.
ma, was about fifty miles, and was contn.
ued wilderness at that time. Through
these woods this almost aboriginal hunter
was often compelled to pass 10 The Susque.
hanna, for various necessares, and among
The rest no small quantity OF whiskey, a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-29
FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship North America arrived
at New York on Tuesday from Liverpool
whence she sailed on the 7lh OF February.
The affairs Of Canada were q topic Of
much interest in the British Parliame Mt
The following extracts from some Of the
speeches in reference to that subject, we
take from the New York American. The
Duke of Wellington said
Ny Lords now come to the last part
of the speech to which | have listened
with the utmost anxiety and | am happy
to find in this speech what was though, ne
cessary on former occasion, namely, q
declaration on the part Of her majesty of
her firm determination to maintain her
sovereignty over her provinces in North
America, Ny lords could wish that this
declaration of her majesty had been ac.
companied by corresponding efforts to ona
BILE her majesty TO carry these intentions
into effect
1t is a triilng instruction, and confined
to one part OF the country, but it has been
accompanied by an invasion and on attack
upon the persons and property of her ma
Jesty's pcAcea5le subjects on all parts OF
the frontier adjoining the United States,
and for no reason whatever, but because
her majes,y's subjects are obedienl and
| loyal TO her majesty.