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(SHEAP BOOKS-Just received by F. TAYLOR,
~ the whole complete in large closely printed octa.
70 volume
Connie on The Constitution OF Man.
Fosters Essays on Decision Of Character. &c.
Madame de Siaels Influence Of Literature on Socie-
~, Essays, &c.
The Philosophy Of Sleep. by Macnsh
Macnishs Anatomy Of Drunkenness.
Mason's Sell. Knowledge all in complete and per.
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81 IS well bound. nov
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DTHE LATE MAYOR Of Philadelphia has certi,
fed under seal Of tie city TO the character Of several
Divnes, Physicians, and gentlemen of high anding
who declare positively under their hands GALL Of which
may be at the place named below that the Balm
OF Columbia is only certain preservative, but posi-
lively restorative Of the human hair; also. cure
for Dandrif. Who shall dispute or who go bald The
only true have splendid steel plate engraved wrapper
with falls of Niagara, &c. It, Enquire at No
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+ UNIVERSAL HISTORY, from the creation Of the
world to the beginning Of the Eighteenth century, by
Lord Woodhonselee, in octave volumes,
Just published tls3s) price 50 SO.
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IUIZOT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN
VI EUROPE from the fall OF the Roman Empire to the
French Revolution in one volume, translated from the
French, is JUST received, for sale by F. TAYLOR.
Also, "1he Limitations Of Human Responsibility, by
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HISTORY OF RoME-Trap.,,.a 60 -. g.
Il Of Heron and Schlosser. vi oloa az sne yer
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to his Circulating Library Immediately East Of Gadsbys
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EIGH'S NIsI PRIUS..--An abridgmsnt Of the Law
l ! az Nis Prus By r. Brady Leigh. Esq, of the In
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TTONE AS FOUND, &c. the continuation OF Home
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Also, Napoleon Memoirs, Evenings with Prince Gam
b.ceres Second Consul Arch Chancellor Of the Empre
Duke Of Parma, &c. by Baron Langon Country Stories,
NV Miss Milford, in one volume. nov ~
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NTIEBURHR'S HISTORY OF ROME, octave vols.
IN translated by Hare and Thrlwa Of Trinity College,
price 80 IS
German History Of Rome, vol octave price SO 25,
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A MEXICAN STATE PAPERS.--The subscriber
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folio.
All the Laws, Documents and Journals Of Congress
from l774 to this time.
Registers Of Debates, and Political Registers also
collection Of valuable Law Books.
There are in the Store number Of Miscellaneous
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS, JOURNALS,
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Storys Laws Of the United States in vols from 1880
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Also for sale above, large collection Of files Of
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Number n, for October 1888, 10 this day received.
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Circulating Library Immediately East OF Gadsbys
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CTEwART'S TRIAL, in pamphlet FORM repeatedly
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

r certainly true although generally sndersfood thai
the cf the hair always remain IN the n"t as pro-
fusion and that there not only exists more roofs IN we n o.
every individual than hairs growing om them 10 The worst
&C badscs that ey neither perish noe are asroyea ana
use. hy accident disease there SHOULD bs complete der
destruction &C the parts which nourh and sustain
sne sssstan, that sy sc roots continue healthy ANA
vigorous destroyed, aured whca ne h
has from csnstituiersl cssss sathss
Ne oil or the young Extract from Bssh Cos rss
ss, accom- anyfr, Beais Hair Restorative. - =
NEssRS. l.. l. BEALS co. invite those VINO are oaia
in any dcrrcel who iosag their hair TO come 10 Their
Office l6i Broadway stairs aad hare nsr HAIR kstorave
striied withost charge uaiil the hair 10 re- tored
They farther offer 10 enter into contract win any party 70
the hair under penalty of forfeit OF or TWO 10 s
hundred dollars said party being bound IN Ike sum- To %
raid when the hair shaii have been restored :.
The original ctihsate Of gentlemen OF the highest SandisE
An The eity may Office l6l Broadway, showing ia
csaiesh, Beals Hair Restorative has restored ana VIII
hairs and these not suhc'snt To ais
" the acredulou whom therc great many on aeeosn
the humbuss th have been iapuden ty rsimed
upon the community ocular demastrain will ee given W
those who may call there
T Ladies especially recommended " the use o' heMr
Hair Restorative v certar niAhbe IN producing an
ahsisree of new hair where has become thin, aud N PIE
sss,ias AMI identifying ,sat which remains
p..s Mar Restorative will keeY ~ excellent CONDITION.
preserve m head of hair a snd beauty 10 The IA
,est period ~ life Price 81 per Jar.
Nh All letters of application for Arnciss must be post
pail A liberal discount 10 ths.e Who buy tn sell
Dor sale nv j. ~ Moore, ia Chestnut str fhilsdc'phs ~
sny der Troy ~ " Geo Dates agea Tor NORM carolina and
G~orgis. mny
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
JAMES O'DONNELL,
A T. 4 OR EY AT l. A w
GRAY. fAlaine.0
III u M A N III A | r :.
WHISPERS q EYEBROWS

a7- Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN'S com
POSITION than thrty imations counteries
have successfully appeared Now the Pious system exPlo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York
But one doubtless will dispute that the author Of
GRANDJEAN's COMPOSITION is the only person who
ms especially applied himself with zeal and assduty to these
c~ou researcher The he has
eered testimony Of the general satisfaction
The sale &C h, article exceeds his sanguRe
From this dse MIR. "A. GItANDJEAN promises, according
10 his sonvcon perform extraordinary uron all
~Ao will give him their confidence and who viii permit
him 10 exercise A. according the and the different
affections Of tie Poss system He appreciates and combines
with crcunspccton all the prescriptions given in the best
hos giving preference % his remedies except where
the requires IT. and where morever experience for
many years confirms it, efficacy.
The principal remeycs lst. Paste, the Of whssh
gsarasiees the nfslhe Of xEKOTRISlA and the tenn
pary permanent fall 0f the Hairal Cuaneoss Eruptions
Of the scalp Of letter nature that which is meet generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
al OdeTfrsus Liquid the employment Of which, in short
time, cures HYDROTRlSiA.
Sd n pecaiar Plos and D0phoretie Cop for the treat
ment cf Bsdaesd iny prescriptions according TO the
different and constitutions.
Approved and recommended by the N T. Medical Faculty
Office. Barclay IT., No l, Astor House. az 3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
a Zuxuriunt Mead Of Hair.
IX-yETH,G aCREAA or III.lrSo highly

vNTYETH'S .CREAM OF LlLlES,' highly esteemed
w for promoting tas growth Of the hNr, preserving il
from falling out freeing it from dandru Whsker quick
~ raised by its also red hair whke gradaa
turned to black without injury 10 the whskers hair
IL has delicate exrem, pleasant perfume and the
power OF penetrating the roots aud causing them spread
strong black and healthy quality possessed by no other
preparation Curls artificial BY retain their
shape and unaffected by dancing, weather other
Price, 50 For sale Wholesale and retail byA. D. s
ID. SANDS loo Fulton, of William; j. S,ne, 81 and
Bowcry e. H. Ring, 6H broadway; o. Lindsay 30 sixth
Avenue espectable druggists IN the city Peru
Be osrefsi to ask FOR "wyeh's Cream Of Lilies m3o-am
INFAMOUS CAsE--For a devote attention for
years. his inventive faculties TO benefit his fell
owbengsj and produce article Acknowledged ny the rs
aus clergy have saved lives than knows
medicine. it most infamous that base oomteeiters
and hsar,les approqra;Gy. ;hoYld be
CELEBRATED COUGH LoZENGEs which have snatch.
ed Thousands suffering from winter coughs cold Influenza
quiney, asthma whoopng cough, wheeling and tghne Of
the chest Voice. hoarseaess liver complaint
and after persons had become skeletons from
king other Of the limitations oounieei or 'oHe other
quack no>trum fulsomely pulled up
JAMES ELLETHORN particularly desires TO let the pub
lie know that the composition Of HI. Cough Leze.ges known
Physicians, who daily prescribe them from the knowl
ere OF the unparalleled performed BY their agency
JAMES ELLETHoRN alse beg to remind the public that
he awarded Two DIrLos. at the last American Institute
Far Niboihus proving his skill IN the Manufacture Of
Lonengehs being the osy nedieaisd Loresse maker IN
America.
j. T. CAUTIONS the public against such hearess counter
f.sts and requests them hs signature
on each envelope, t,u.: JAMES ELLETHoRS.
The following respectable Druggist, eel them a. wholesale
corner of william j. Syme, 03 Bowery, Of Walker
Bo~ery q Bond, j. DewM Of Cham.
Lpenard street, Charles ~ Ring, o.! Broadway o. Lindsay
IS Sixth Avenue b. Qscke sbas 100 Greenwich and u Car
mine ST and mos, Of the Druggist, N A%e,cs
rOOR MANS PLAsTER.n Price i2l ceats. The best pIss
for spran weakness Of chest back 1msasc, rheum
ti.u Essh plaster bear, the signature Of James Ellie
thorn.r without which none csn be genuine. zfJ3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

"WHrI BECAUSE Lrdisy Murray.

WHrI BECAUSE krdIey Murray
Sweet Nea |. for your lovely sake,
weave these rambling nambers,
Because I've lain an hour awake,
And can't compose my sumbes;
Because your beauty's gentle light
Is round my pillow beaming,
Aud filings, know not why, tonight,
Some witchery DER my dreaming.
Because we've pass'd some Joyous days,
And danced seine merry dances;
Because You love old Beaumonts plays,
And old Frossart's romaaces;
Because when e'er ! hear your words,
Some pleasant feeling fingers;
Because think your heart la, chords
That ybrate to my fingers.
Because you've got those long soft curl,
I've sworn should deck my goddess,
Because you're not like other girls,
All hustle, blush, and bodice.
Because your eyes are deep and blue,
Your finger. long and rosy;
Because little child and you
Would make one. home cory.
Because your little tiny nose
Turns upso pert and funny;
Because know you choose your beaux
More for their mirth than money;
Because think you'd rather twirl
A waltz, with me to guide you,
Than talk small nonsense with an earl,
And a coronet beside you.
Because You don't object to walk,
And are not given to iantinc;
Because yon have not learned 10 talk
or flowers and Poonah-pantiny;
Because think you'd scarce refuse
To sew one on "A button;
Because know you sometimes choose
To dine on simple mutton.
Because | think I'm Just weak
As, some e those fine morrows,
To ask you if you'll let me speak
NV story and NY sorrows;
Because the rests simple thing,
A matter quickly over
A church-a pries.-a sigh-a ring
A chaise and four TO Dover.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
PREMIUM WIGS AND
SCALPS.

o. CLIREUUGH, Wig Maker and Hair Gutter, corner
Of FULTON and Broadway having Just completed lrrs
ani elegant of his celebrated Wigs snf Toupee Ne
invites all inspection q them They afe s
most unique article 81 the hind invented and are " o. h
4 oths establishment in this country.
Fer elegance ghtness aud durability they ans among
tho first srsdoc i,ns Of mcdcrningcnuiiy
In their msnuacture they differ from al Others hhsr'o
made the hair being nglv Inserted and - equally ue'aea
T. appear ust issuing from the skim They eo,,' - ho =
,ac sIrin. all di.agreeabie pressure enirev
They must he seen 20 be- understood or sPi@tS''sa'
w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

Or Ths Spanish proverb apple. most eseellsntly t. cue
az ~. New VIII IA ,lR OIL manufacturers who making
great by grand cpmposisn wheh they have bald
beads theus.ve. Bot PASTORS OIL Is not only good Tor
wrnas grew but also excellent O to keep his own hsir
suato any hair In the world This BOOSTING not intended for
~ eli, Ne York where or the last sixteen years, have
b@en the hair cutting business but a. am selling
ersat qaanty Of oil Tor country, want ,cput them
hsr guard agan, some bald ne I'D fools that mailing
hod, hair grow except their own. A. PASTORS OIL has
been ~ produce ~ "a experience Dor sale wholesale
and re Nil al 100 Greenwich a. ". ". APAsTOR
r,,s. AZ es.t k.f0e highly perfurned. sls-lsa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
wlNnnw INN MANuFAcToRr.


TIME respec fy ber, - niavm IN. Fass usi
Il he has constantly 90 head aiarss ~ e'sE@
OF every dcscr ption Or tie rtned tfansfsren Mss We
dow shades consisting Of Italian and otter p.re'
nous Chinese Architectural md Fanny Bn' "is's ~ -
confidently Cor their hearty sircngiA an ~ ~
rabty they have he knosn, With eonnon go s'
FROM fouriern year,, The prices - e. = 'ss
eoris, tasse rack pnl :, All hitting, Or wnanwf
vary FROM " aud upward per pair Bi"d' rA'"''a ~
GEORGE PLATT, n spruce q
Nh Country dealers Supplied With blinds and bins hsiiAs
mle sw+v
NANCY AND CoLOsED rAPER--Ia.i arrived. ~es,
,pendd assorn,cn II plain. colapred ard msfls raef,
sor nrnter staoner. heokhndrs spo,hec-ric,
and especially motto Paper tor the ldtcr beautifully .' 80
A. he cld rea, extremely cheap nrsssh, 70 III
Fulton street three doors from Nasss. Best artan-emsns
are 10 likewise 10 asccmmoasl- ccsiry mrreass
nnd wholesale dealers. tiss~
ATEEDLEs-N DLES~-NEEDlskS--.lh satscrbs'
in returning his ackna sleag' ~, numsrcws s
soer. Cor their preference gwen 70 his beet Needles begs T.
assure them that he will continue t. supply e best Neesls
world produce. Eodger Scissors, Pen aud Poeks
Knives, Hosiery, Threads, Tape, kc ....
RICHARD RICHARDS,
Importer o. and Dealer IN Needles sc.
a9sIm. l3s Di,isioa street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

35 sos, 4j2 .s6.ss.l v J3ssfH oILLoTT
fsaa f,cbr fsgf ostf-r tsss-fhs Shove s-,ssses'
~sn A.. ~. s.f~.iis. She thes rsas as hsd, sol
nt,ru~a vi ~ s~lscswrst a. soss NO drsrs resul
s,a agsie. ~ass si.i a thsa II n h@a "
- ~. a !, -. -, soft
S,A.AMANDgR woRgs. y. "a Cssa- street tbs
- rsars sisv - 60. estsshnssi t.sss We f't'ear
,,.n ~ ,a-tsr. sffsuse~. a dnsrsnt tis 'rea teus
49,. sue,asr. u... h.isers, thms's "a
o.. -hs r-vasrs grs.i hesi, = 81 srsse. ~~s ~ ms
$3.50 .,,.,l, N Efs nrtrks "a ~ descriptions act
.A.p.. .ss.ssl ssus 80 ssishrssd >oseFtass ees,
Ta. n ,.ru. k,A. 81 saAers' aa rf--a hssss NJ
sss,. g. rrt-. auw. Co. se~u fottshs sfas
60. .-sos ~ sny e.s. fisnt ~tn~ W sss 60 e.",s va
r.nisdi : rs.s.s tes a &C.. ssias. - - l@s
ssues. sfrs consi&nis - 49, -
hewi.s b. ths h@fte.i ne,isr ~ ~ -@es arc
aasrel Coz sale 90 t.e FsasansNls terms
wiA-s-. nj ~ FOtLOS, PrsPr,es"f.
IrNtTEp STATES ARNN ~wsaisA - ~ an l1sr,
puent " ~ Artsil~ss sistsrs a taFvruers islsHA ~
90 le hsa mstwssn ths - y sna - Arss -
inv abs.- CT s~shs. h.h - stef ama as'tf-s hfs,
n - ehaaetr, ard rsslstals stsnamg am*ng thfH *"-
ssssus eUs Ned sV4t kvt thcss go 49, dftr@n-H ~
..rs sors.ty Nsa fstfsl, ~ Fsf''d a ssF ss''"sa
wh,ah ishse ys@rs
~a pss az sud lsrws s.grlv q ev~eftsss ssd ts'.
ofht tsor qasrsers ant feel a ~ liaes srn.htd
All NJ, wssss si'ss@anss posdes 60 ~ ses s't
p.n.on or sho sesoms ashles " W. dshssFs = ssi'
auy. Apr, Al Ne tFrHs'sr' street Aso-" ssasa mss
Boys 10 learn Music. "f~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10. lsa

90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next to the corner Of
Fulton street. Nassau street This well known
having Undergone thorough rettng complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may honor with their
patronage.
There this house besides the lower story thrown
entirely open public bar ROOM large room upon the
cond story feet BY 49, well suited for the Of
public meetings together with smaller adapted
the of clubs Referees for the transaction Of other
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with as, and
be furnished with dinners supper composed Of every
species Of decacy which the markets afford short
notice. Jelly EDMUND JONES, Proprietor.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
The subscriber has taken the House No. Rsose
welt street. Pearl and Chatham which has fitted and
furnished with to neatness and convenience The fur
nture and fixtures entirely new and The bar and arder well
furnished.
To clubs and parties, to limited number Of boarders and
to travellers the New England House offers accommodate
which the advertiser will him share Of the pub
lie patronage HUGHES.
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