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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

J 5o..D PASTE, an excellent article for
'an'u' Drug Store, BY - '''s =
January ., G. HILL ,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

I oei,ER TRUNKS.-An assortment
" wen made Leather Trunks for sale. by
Januay22 . NJ S.KMO4Fs' "a
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LdW' TICE.

MAN II. KELLY, having permanently
Catej at Carrolton, Dickens G. H. Ala.
attend the Courts of the Counties Of
'aoosa, Greene, Sumpter, and Pickens.
w q, 1888.
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{ FEam 3. BaILimors An-sIiean.l

The following beautiful and affecting Re
QUEEN" we extract fromthe Philadelphia Ca
zette. L Is probably the production Of the
editor, Willis Gaylord Clark, who lately lost
his kind hearted, lovely and accomplished Ia
A,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

March 8 1899. , 1919, - BE
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

ME HUGUENOT.-A new work by
James, author Of "Richelieu," The
l3ssS' "The Robber," &c. just published,
ID or sale BY
PFISTER a. GOODWIN.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

ADDE'S, we have received a new supply
~; ~ u , cookery Books, among which are,
;,,s Tlane Complete Cookery, and the Vir-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

I JSS ,oc5 HOES.--Also, a superior
''T Ia nne, Just received and for sale 81
Ianuary q. 'ANiN 8 bhO1hEh. q
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

y sale by = o ~ sWS s.ll7 ~ =.
l'apary p = q; = A4agSs "a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-05-28

,V,lLEkY;-Pen Knives and Razors,
"A FOR sale BY . "Oue'a'sy nsn pre-
jam. % PFISTER d GOODWIN.
&rySS 20
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(I Il, 4. Wy JEANS.-We have GA banda
"' o. superior Gasgo Jeans
l,,r, -. FRANKLIN & BROTHER
aIy p 1889 10
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6 Dc X WARRANTS on 4lP-
ne y - EASEMENT n OATH. lof the
Sals - 'su41s Courts for any county il lla
iateroS -aie a the Argus Office Also 5
cstE, "a. lawyers, Justices Sheriff aid
Pebn,.--' ss kept constantly % hand
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Packets 10 Arrive.

Cleared.
Cambridge Bursey Liverpool; Florida Pratt Gibraltar
Amaranth Powers Wiscaset Me; Tybee, HERBERT Charles
ton; Republic (Br.m) steeuken Bremen; ST. Marks, vann
Liverpoo Glover Williams Cadz; Tantyy, johnson,
Savannah; r,oneer sparks Philadelphia Mary Jane, Robin
son, washinston, NCi Oil Plas, seely, New Haves
Arrived.
Ship John w. Cater Carver Kingston, Jam 20 days, with
pisncnt-, &c. ts Charles Morgan.
ship Minerva swsdeh, 81 days from Marseilles, with
sw barb Betty, Horon IS days from Gottenb.rg with
iron, to Boorman johnson 4 Co.
HAMBURG bark Elizabeth Haak ~ days from Bremen with
mdre TO Meyer Hupeden. los passenger
sw brig Maria Ho~an 80 day, from Gotenburg, with iron
Portuguese. shr Amirido pu Rose ., day. from Faya with
wine TO Ravens x Go.
ose brig.
Packe, ship Memphis, Nichols, Lverpos and others.
Memorawdn
The Cambridge Bursey r Liverpool sails today, and the
President Chadwick for London, sails terorrow Iheirettsr
bags at Gpu. Exchange Reading Room Those Of the
comparative statement Of arrivals Of vessels Of
all classes for the years 1899 and 1889, o. Quebec
iiR July isss, ssi i7iooi l'7ai
More hi. year, 81 i,ess a0es
Belly reported from Rotterdam Cor New York. July .
on Grand Bank
Emerald orne, from New York for Hsue lat 50 80,
long 10 10.
Van Buren, Babcock, from Marks Cor New York July 10,
LAT a. long ".
Laura, IRON Rochelle Cor New York, July IA Of south
shoal.
A German bark, from Trieste for New York July IS OF
south ShoaL
Naval
The steam frirae Fulton has received long sxtyeght
round guu intended throw Paxhan shot have before
stated Experiments will he made by Captain Perry Sandy
Hook Immediately.
Ecrr;xr Ports.
Palermo, May 94-sd Plymouth, New York. 27th-
There are no Ar,ricar vessels IN port
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

VAUXHALL GARDEN-ENTRANCE FREE-Te
propreto Of this Garden respectfully informs the publs
that ii open for the Various improvements have been
Aaas addition - fewan Of water, which they cannot but
anticipate will b ssAy Of their patronage and Of stransUs
who visit the city
The Equesian Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week. Gentlemen pus
chase with perfect confidence Hss either f carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Carriages, Harness. Saddles, Brides &c entered
gratis limited number Of boz stalls provided for hors
at livery. ROCKENBURG BANCKER,
je7-ym' Proprietors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19
City anlOOn.


90 THE INTERNAL REGIONS. 20 well known ~
reputation throughout the Unon and which has been in
cess operation for the last ten years. located at thu
City Saloon formerly Hasnngton Dioramas) and next dosr
the American Museum where the whole may be Every
Evening at hafpast o'clock, precisely.
add to to The interest Of this Exhibition, by stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained those Of malectors
executed in Ohio within the last twenty years. for their crm
nal offences.
Previous whsh may be the following NIGHT ILLU-
SONS produced by the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from London, called the NOCTURNAL POLYMoRPHOU6
FANTASCOPE:-
1-Harlequin dissecsd l4-Ohost Of CALVIN Edison
2-The Monster l5-Kembe In Romeo
3-Forrest a. Metamora l6-NapoIeon
<-The Bengal Lion l7-Cherubn
o. Grmald ls-Skuh Cap
6-Death on a Froe l9-The three dancing cats
7-Gabri.l Ravei as Psnch 20-Mrs sddoss as Lady k
ncllo. 3l-The living skull
s-The Haunted Quack 22-Swinish sport
9-BarbSressa 23-The slrouded skeleton
Is-Masbcth and the witches 24-The drummer Of Pomped
1.-THE Miscr and the Devil 25-WiBiam 4th
12-Falstsf 26-Washington
I2-The Devil in his element 27Nine Chinese walters
90 B-The Night Illusions will be varied every
ming.
Admission - cents. Doors open at o'clock jeisews
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19


90 CARDIFF order to remove the veil Of mystery,
which Frederick Schwann has thrown around his today
will only be to state that the recent TO
which aluson made consist in Christian kug having IN
of the improperly the conduct OF said Schwann
been obliged the said Sshwann forciby out
of his store These recent acts therefore, easily
planned The "acs" of Frederick Schwann himself take
wider range, occupying space Of some six or seven
years they WILL however, have to appear in their proper
place. to the edfcaton of the said Schwann and they will
also enable the pubic judge whether not reliance
be placed the mysterious notices and verbal statements Of
the said Schwann.
In the meantime the public requested to suspend its OPT.
mon on the merits Of this new controversy
New York. July lsth 1899
Copy Of letter received by Christian Kug from Frederick
Sehwann:-
Naw YoRx, June 70, 1882
Mr. CHRISTIAN KLuo-
Dear Srn onpance with your request take pleasure
in stating that the approximations created by late
pondenc to England and BY the Impressions received on
arrival here have been completely removed from
mind #
If any thing dercgaory rejecting ysur
character should have resulted from publication OF the Sd
instant regret exceedingly and shall consider It my duty
mind but to give you proofs OF sincere reconciliation and
my desire to promote your future interest.
Your share in the profit. Of the Arm of Schwann Co.,
Of this city, equal to Mr. Akreyds and (bedes
expeaces secured you according to and by written
dated It'll Instant and here add that the
salt Of the business satisfactory and credtable to YOURSELF
II during the excited of feelings has
won all remembrance Of it and trust the harmony
ed in relations prove lasting and beneficial to BOTH
Yours, truly
lyle 6tst FREDERICK sCHWANN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

In the Memphis, for Interpolation r. NJ Young and lady
Of Illinois; Duncan Bruce and lady, London; Mrs janet
Wise. New York. Mis-. Sarah Foster, de; Forbes, do
George Townsend, dol Barry, n; Louvrier, Havre
Thomas Wallace, Liverpool; Capt David Brown, do Ed
ward Mercer Engand Thomas Psmberton, do Geo Hodges
New York; James Nevins, Charleston s Z.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

CRY ST. Denros - days sncs Perch, Neker'on, for
New York, IL days.
Pr July A-sld, Herald, Jsues, Of Ds1buy for
New York. gaf teasIsat #f. ~
QyEsso, July l2-Ar Lord Ramsey. New York; Lord
Canterbury, Trip, do 9 = M
United gtntos Ports.
PoRrsMouTH, NH, July $3.50, Turk New York
BesIoS, July H-Cpa Herrick, hallet New York;
Wn Roscoe, Meeker dol Splendid, Loveland, dol Friend,
Baker do. 6th arr Trader Nickerson New York; Eliza,
Doane, dol Samuel Nickerssn do; Hope Susan, Ncker-
son, do - - IL I'll II
Providence, July l6-Ar willard, Miller, New York;
Metamora, Wnslow do. Sl'd Senate, Brown, do.
RICHMOND July 5-Spd Richmond, Tilby New York; Re-
terssurg, Cole do; Three Brothers, Levy, do.
SAVANNAH, July l2-SpA, Savannah, Hubbard, New York
PENSACOLA July 5-Ar Washington Irving, Knowles New
York
MOBILE, July s-Cd Lawrence Copeland, New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE MECHANICS IN
sTITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.


T,HE FAIR ofthe Institute will be held at Castle Gardc
l. commencing Monday, Sept I'd, 1882
The object Of Exhibition Fairs, present TO the members
OF the Institute and their fellow citizens whe engaged
the Mechanic aud Fine Arts and Manufactures the o<
making their skill aud ingenuity knswn in way which
other facilities afford The many thousand. who
hbons have much better opportunity judging Of the
r Of the productions they would have by
yebaor sswpapr d.crptss besides the advantage. Of
ing brought together in vast colectios the products o.
the skill, ingenuity and industry Of our country.
To render this Exhibition worthy Of the and Of the ~
ssn%y % the Amstsn people, ,ss sa,s
liberal arrangements will TO the conrcutors lar
opportunity Of exhibiting their productions to the greatest adj
vantage AID they invite contributions Of ARTICLES from every
Premiums Of Medals, Diplomas &C. will be awarded for ali
worthy meritoross articles exhibited either IL respects
Superior workmanship machinery wherein the operations are
new interesting Important where niger uy dspayed OF
taste manifested and particularly for all and useful nves
You are respectfully requested TO send for competition
exhibition specimens Of the article. you maauiaeure and
you may be assured that the s,r'ete' mPaa and irne.
will be observed in the distribution Of the premiums.
Appropriate will be made Tor the erhb't'ss
OF specimens Of workmanship the Fine Arts and competsn<
judges will also be appointed Cor their examinations
Arrangements will also be made for the exhibition Of the
DELEGATE beautiful handwork Of premiums viii
be awarded fer all articles that be deemed worthy Of such
distinction.
Steam power win be provided for the accommodation sC
those who wish exhibit Machinery ia ereratios; errs
enced superintendent will take charge Of this department asd
contributors this branch particularly invited send
bring their Machines models the ID September
puIlies So the Engine will positively Ne put IN operss
on Wednesday
Asrequeni enquiries are made At the rooms OF the Institutes
eoncernsg mahees exhibited at former Fairs II IL requested
that whenever u practicable, contributors will prepare
de be deposited IN the cf the Institute Cor reepc
UZzIAH wENMAN Chairman "a
or the Board Of Mansgss, ~
NIB All articles for composition be delivered TO hS
Comnee, at Castle Garden, Monday 2ud September
Fair before 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
New York. July 10, lsso je2l.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

At the Exchange today the prices have generally
aerroue further decline fro those current yesterday Bank
orKsucky recsdd per cent, Canton cent; stoning
10. per cent Harlem per centstae Bank improved per
ss.t; w. S. Bank per cen-for the North American Trust
sd Banking Company OH offered dividend off, which Is an
of per cent in consequence Of their
rangement with the new banks
In the Liverpool packet Memphis sailed today for England
went passenger Judge r. NJ Young Of Illinois who with Gov
Rsynolds appointed agents by the Governor Of Illinois
for the negotiation Of the 100000 loan of that state for
the completion Of the "Ilinsis and Michigan Canal" II
will be recolected that Gov Reynolds prior to his departure
m the Liverpool the 18th Of May last effected
loan in Philadelphia for OOOooe and also one in this city
for $4,000 with Mr. Delafeld The Hon K M Young now
goes out cooperate with him in negotiating the residue Of
the loan.
tn A. ....-. of tbe Farmers, Rank of Orleans,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19
State Of Tr0de.

Among the shipping business is remarkably dsl The pach-
appointed days with very little any eights;
offering either for France England and the rates
therefore nominal The number Of transient vessels for
foreign ports far less than at this time last At the
South there doing and fregh for Europe have ad'
cotton and tobacco. The number Of vessels has
much reduced many large eastern feghng ships having
waited long time and thea in ballast after expen
delays Those the southern ports sanssine OF
further advance in sales In the general market there is very
little doing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19
A CARD.

IA OlA1tOs
NO THE SUBSCRIBERS would inform their customers
and country merchants generally that they have hand
and will maintain complete of the following Goods
AND FANCY ARTic LEs1wSeh they offer for sale a, No
lei Maiden Lane doer Messs Smith, Wright Harra
kCo.
jyis.it. r. L. CHURCH s co.
DAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, Opposite New York
city)-Th's delightful location, half hours sail from
Of a"a "er Families
suit The upper reserved for single gen.
tlsmen a.d will be let reasonable terms The eanbos'
from A. NJ to M, making their last trip from the
city at NJ except Sundays; which hours from the
city, ioi "a 6e3 o'elock from the Island IT. H. 3,
the boat.
The Kendall Band has been engaged for the The
salt Baths readiness bathing The Saloon
snow open. The Ball takes place this evenisg jyi9lt
VTyWELFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
i INSTITUTE, at Niblos Garden, Monday, Oct It'll,
lss9rices will be received for exhibition and competition
the 3D. 4th aud 9th Of October.
Specimen. are invited from all the departments Of industry
An will be provided for the exhibition Of cloths
ITO feet by rs Of the dimensions will be
devoted TO machinery Ample steam power !, provided
Also accommodations for pure blood cattle horses sheep
Al annversary address will be made, and .ik convention
held
Those who wish well American industry invited to
give their couutenance and support
90 The Repository open in the Sessions Room
rear Of City Ha for receiving machines models specimens
SC. Of limited dimensions, for daily Inhibition.
90 ploughng exhibition will be held at Harlem the first
Thursday If September next Ul93t'
DOOKs OF HEkALDRY II. Brown, Stone Seal Ea-
ID graver has removed to 2s3 Broadway opposite the Park
Goats Of Arms Cre.t Cypher mathematical subjects &c.
engraved Stone, Diamonds, Amehys Topaze Crystals
&c-bought in the rosgh cut to any form Ladies Seals
Pencil Cases. signe Rings, &c engraved with Goats Of Arms
Crests, Notices, any other device.
Goats Arms painted and forwarded to part OF the u
States.
Books Of Heraldry kept with upwards Of 100000 names
Goats ofArm. found jyl93t-
CYDNEY CLIFTON, v,ei.situde, in both Hemisphsres
o. Tale OF the 18th Century recently published by Har-
per Broheuis for sale b, all the principal Booksellers
iyg.lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

90 NOTICE to Consgnees per ship Slddons This ship
will discharge Jones' wharf under general order
All goods not then permitted must Immediately be sent to the
public store. jyls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

On Tuesday evening, 9th inst by the Rev. l. Bayard Mr.
Abraham Low Of Apalachicoa DO Miss Charlotte HPwei OF
this city.
On the I'd inst at ST. Clenents Church, the Rev L. F.
Bayard Mr. Jas GIBSON of to Miss Jane walton
ofthis city.
On Wednesday, morning, l7h inst BY the Rev Dr. Berran
Joshua NJ Besch Of the firm Of Beach DenioR to Miss Ann
Quintard, all Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

On the 18th inst Amelia A. Jones' aged year and 10 days.
daughter Of O. w. and Augusta r. Jones.
At his resdence Cold Spring Harbor TIE 18th Instant
after Illness Daniel Rogers Esq, for many
years much esteemed the bar Of New York. the
Goth year Of his age
At Albany 9Th instant Rev. Nathaniel Paul in the
4oh year Of his age pastor Of the Hamilton street Baptist
Church. -
AT Troy on the 10th instant Of consumption, Mr. joins
Mackey, printer, in e 27th year Of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

~ his friends and the pupc that he has removed TO No 10
Park Place where he viii be ready attend the call Of hcs
who honor him with their confidence Having studied three
years IN the Hospitals OF Paris and the Lying
Hospital Of heidelberg under the celebrated Professor NaegA
he trusts he is competent treat scientifically disease that
may come under his observation. myll.issm'
DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife, or three singls
ID gentlemen, can have handsomely furnished rooms villa
board, BY applying al No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken. VlSlW
INFALLlBLE CURE FOR @ a-Morsans Tom
pound Baamic Pills. certified being the safest speta'esS
aud agreeable cure b Sir Ashley Cooper Branov IoeP,
Dr. Fiotson Surgeons Lawrence, Keae Brode sT hI,ss
Bell SC For sale by apposiment W A. b y sand -
100 Fulton 81 and the following Druggists corner chanor
Broadway corner Church Chamber, ga Broadway ~ =
S70 Rowsry Csrmne aad Bedford street. % w s
Avenue Price 81 per bottle. .,
n B.-Observe the seal J. NJ" on each Nls-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

DARK TnEATRK---THs EVENING win BE- psr-
THE MIsER's DAUGHTER-Laae Ivy, Mr.. Chippsadaio,
Anna Ivy, Mrs. Richardson.
After which the Ballet Of La s0NSAABuLA-El'inss
THE DUMB BETTE-vivian, Mr.. Ritehngs Eliza, Mrs
Richardson.
Boz Tickets. sl-Pit so cents-Gaery. sseents.
DOwERY THEATRE-T. g. HAMBLIN SOLE NAN
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, will y
ROokwOOD-or or, Turpin the Hishwaynas-Dick Turyiss
Mr. Woolford-Peter Bradley, Mr. Bany-sybil, Ms
THE LION KING; Or The Bandits Dsom-Afsha the ~
on King, Mr.. Carter-Zenora, Mrs Proctor-zitta, M.
Doors open O'Clock the performance to qua
, ter before spreciseIy.
PrieesBores cents-Pit sS4 centsGallery, as cents
NIBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wnI
LIAM NiBLo respectfully announces that this EstsS.
lshme.t is open for the SEASON.
ns hssy talented company unden the direction Of GA
Jerome kavel FRANCHISE Rave Leon Jave Kave Joseph
Ravel Feneon Ravel Monsieur Carlo Monsieur Cheken Ma
dame jerome Madame Antoine Raue Madame Chekeni Mad
Leader ofthe Orchestra for the Ravel Family ar
THIS EVENING July 10,
REVOLVING sTATUEs-In I'll. course Of which many
In the nermisson Of half an ho.r between IN, .ptsrta
ments the Military Band will perform favorite selections AZ
voL.AU-yENT, or Night of Advsnturss-volau-vea
Gabriel Rave
Civil and efficient Officers will be In attendance preserve
good orde and prevent the admission Of improper peson
No postponemen at tme visitors to the Garden
pass from the street. through the Grand Promenade to the P
menade Saloon, free from damp wet at all tineA
Tickets so cents.
Doors open at THE entertainments to commence 4
O'Clock.
Omnibssses will and from the City Hotel to the Oar
den. during the evening. yl0y
CASTLE GARDEN.-Grand Gala Fete and Splendid In
" hibtion-H MARSH respectfully TO the pub
place on FRIDAY EVENING, July 18th, when he trusts
that the Pieces and Devices selected will be ssch to give
tire satisfaction to those Who may honor him with their
The evenings Entertainments will begin past o'clock
with Signal Rockets at intervals and at O'Clock the Exhb
ton Of Fire Works. (preparea by H. J. s. Hall roteehnc Ar
to the Garden will in the following erder i1S
Brilliant Bengola Lghts-Rockets with coIored Stars
Circle of beautiful Of FIVE point
ed Stars.
splendid Semicircular Glory-ThY chaste and bsau0
piece encloses a wreath Of coored lights &C.
The Baque-A and beautiful piece representing Be-
quet decorated with Rosettes of splendid colors
Pyramdal Batter, Of Roman and Mosaic Candles commun
eating with splendid Wheel terminating in explosion Of
mine of serpents.
The Star of Venus-For the first time in this Garden
An Italian Illuminated Sun splendid fixed San Of large
dimensions composed Of brilliant fire. &C. the whole pre-
snting novel and auu appearance, and terminating in
grand feu de joie.
Serpenne Scroll Piece illunnated-Ths singular piece .
formed by the revolution and intersection Of eight serpenne
scrolls Of silver fire.
Band commences at o'clock.
Tickets Children under IL years Of age half pric
iv18
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

MORNING HKRALD-sHIP NEWS.
Port Of New York, July I'D.
sur aI,Es AS HIGH wArER morn 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

Packets 10 Depart.
LsNDoS.
President, Chadwick, July 30
Ontario, Huttleson, Aug. |
Toroste, Griswold, Aug. 10
LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Bursley, July 10
Roscius, Collins, July IS
orpheus, Bailey, August !
HAvRx.
Rhone, wotten, July "a
Baltimore, Funck, August !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

NULLf,y ORIGINAL PICTURE OF VICTORIA,
- queen OF Eagand-Ths picture painted expressly
sGs inc soesty Of st Gsorse al Philadelphia, and now q.
hotns frer Gallery S22 Broadway, (neary opposite
the hoPita for ashor time aid Of the charitable Of
that Society
Admittance 20 cents Season Tickets 90 cents.
Open from 6A~ M. till lOP N ivl6 Iwis-
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF VlRGlNlA-rh
w Subscribers have just received large supply Of the
above Water from the popretors which for sale
their stores 80 William lie Broadway and 10 Aston House.
A liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
RUSHTON ASPINWALL,
Agents for the Propretor for N York and the Eastern States
jyl6-lm*
THO OBTAIN beautiful head OF Hair elegant pair Of
black whskers WyethsC Of Lilies. For sale
genuine, wholesale and retail BY
je9o I'm. C H RING, Drugg'st, ga Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

TNJUNCTION-Tn CAaneuy.-Between James mormon
Others compliments and Horatio s. Moat and another,
Observation-Disclosures hereby given, that Mr. Morrison having
arrived in the Us,d States he has obtained Injunction
Unsncey against ss Dove named defendants, TO rsr them
from selling Medicines Morison vegetable Universal Med
scinee.
And notice hereby further given that all persons from this
date selling vending disposng Of limitations Of Morisons
Pills, will forthwith se prosecuted.
The only authorised agent in America for Mr. Jas Morrison
the Hygei George Taylor, Of 81 Wall, and New street
New York whom all applications for Medicines Agen-
ces be made Daedin New Yorh, this ith day sJV
", 1889. (SignedJ J. MORRISON,
81 Wall street, New York.
jyi3 Iwd<w- GEORGE TAYLOR, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-19

l. Escnrcxs in the Life Of H. w. W., celebrated BLACK
about Of his victims who has not committed
suicide. jyl7-5t'