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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28

Items rom those delightfully."- governed
colonies he Canadas.-- THO Judges inU.C
by no means famous for their love of line.
raj principles, are denounced by the whole
tory gang, because they did not put false
construction on the law, whereby a man
accused oil being one of the Point au Pele
heroes, has escaped with his life, which was
sought after with the rspacity of blood
hounds by Prince, and his cowardly troop
Do the L. Province, the tories. are offended
because the three Judges, that were sus-
pended by the bloody Coi5orne. for having
gwen an honest and true Interpretation of
the laws relating to sedition &C., have
been reinstated, and this, after Her Males
ty's Lawotfcers in England had pronounced
that The decision Of the Judges was correc,
The Herald and its rabid crew, had decided
that these judges should be suspended from
Inc gallows y they threaten the Ministers
with their sore dispIeasure, and are again
looking around for a new state OF political
existence" loyal and consistent men as
they are!-.Maekensie's Gazette.
A private ofthe esd Regimen. was an
prehended this morning on board the Ha-
million, en- route to Rochester. He was dis
covered actually nailed up 10 a box, which
y appears had been put on board at Tornn.
70 addressed TO Rochester, but the direc-
,'on mad been torn of during the passage
1own.-Cobourgh Star.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-28
NORTH AMERICAN:
SWANTON, AUGUST %, 1889.

Postmaster may enclose money in ,a,,s-
TO the publisher of a newspaper, TO nav The snh.
scrlPtion OF third person. and frank the leuer
written by himself; but if the letter be written
oy another person, the postmaster canno, frank il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19


door above Ann.
Worms Worms are inalbly destroyed by usi6g sherman
Worm Lozenge They the greatest discovery made
and the only medicine that falls and are 80 pleasant that
children may eat them as freely common peppermint
Coughs Colds, 4haa tghtnes Of the chest consumption
&C. cured in almost incredible short time by using Sherman
celebrated Cough Lozenges They In one
day. They have cared within the last months
than all the Balsam of LIverwort, Herehound &c put to
geter They have cured great cases. where no hopes
were entertained Of recovery.
Bilious Complaints Cahartc Lozenge par.
cuarly adapted to bilious where active Cahartc
IS required They the best medicine in and pleasant
as to be eaten as readily ordinary confectionery
Heartburn and acdy Of the somach dyspepsia &c cured
BY Shermans Soda Lozenges They heartburn in few
minutes, and afford astonishing relief to dyspeptics
Nervous o. Sick Hsadaeh immediately cured by Shermans
Headache Lozenge They ntings oppression Of the
tending large parties keeping up the spirits and cheerulness
Larare Lozenses for Of cosve habits, common
TO the sedanary They keep the bowels and alter awhile
entirely obyiate this troublesome complaint.
Charcoal Lozenges for correcting the stomach and bowels
SarsapsriHa Lozenses for purifying the blood, &c
Rheumdism, Lunbogo, pains and weakness IN the back,
lons, sides neck breast limbs joints &c cured by Sherman
raned superior to all other paste and for only l2
Shsfmans Ieehins Plaster affords astonishing relief when
the back OF the neck of children cutting their teeth
Liper Complaint aundce, female distractions &c cured
by Sherman celebrated Roy Hepatn which has cured
within the last than all other remedies oge
ther tswth difficulty the proprietor supply the increa
ing demand for this popular medicine.
NJ bail kinds Of medicine be had made INTO Lozenges
and rendered pleasant at LOG Nassau street. Peppermint
Rose and all other pleasant eating Lozeng the greatest
variety in the world.
Ask for Shermans Lozenges jel9y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19


St. Andrew from New York for Liverpool rePorsedAaS
10, lat ~ 90 lon IL n,
General Marion Harvey for New York, for Porto hco'
sultan Berry. Of New York of Great Egg Harbor, June
Is, going the Of 10 miles per hour. On
Androdus, Bowen hence for Rochelle Gays OUT way
lat 80 ls, Ion 81 80.
Eoreign Ports.
HAyaSA June s-Arr CIistoyal Colon, Smith, New York
In port, 9TH Cabinet Berry, unc; spr.g Owen Tor Sax
unc; Cordova Owens from Liverpool disg Niagara, snow
unc India West New York Merchant Jerdon unc; Frank
lin Goodhue do; Una for New York, LOG; Lafayette E''
BALrzE Hon, IS days since-Arr Neva, (Br) New York
ST. JOINS, N b. June sP J. Ne,n', Mcleod, from New
York fanna Msr
York port Adamant Clancy for do cPd Pandora, III.
well, do, dis'g; Pensacola, Pierce, do do
United states Ports.
THoMAsror June l0-Arr Sherer Hicks, New York; 9th,
PoRrsMourH, N. H., June la-Arr Beona New York
SALEM, June l5-Arr Emerald Mckenzie, New York; cid
BosroN June i5-Arr Friend Baker New York; sagenero,
Lervs do; Denmark Ryae do; CID B4p B,geow, Wells do;
Compliance, Sparrow do; fremont Kent, do Reside Sher.
WOOD, do E. H. Herrck Haelt, w. I. King, Cornell do;
6th Franklin, Patey do; Wm Wallace White, 18th,
NANrrcKrr, June a--sld Orbit Bunker New York; 18th,
Nantucket, Coffin, do.
New York
PRovDEscE June l5--Arr Victory Heath, New York; 10th
HaIieck, do; Victory, Heath, Fall River, Willard Willard,
Bristol.
HAKwloH, June, ll-srd Brutys Nickerson, New York;
2th Emulous New York for Boston, Friend of Peace,
do do.
WKsT HARwIcH, June l2-Sd Magnet Baker, New York.
PHILADELPHIA, June l7-Arr Lehgh Johnson, New York;
Shark Stevenson do CID Lambert Tree Burroughs, do Por
poise Smith, do.
BALrIMoRE Jane l7-Arr Rochester, Wise, New York
RICHMOND, June I2Arr Manche, ter, Knapp New York,
SID John Emdus, do; jersey Oak, do.
SAVANNAH, June l2-Sld Augusta, Lvermore, New York
ST.. AUGUSTINE, June o-Arr Henry Clay, Winship New
York.
New ORLEANS, June s-Crd Apalachieola, Latham, New
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

Co.'s HOTEL, Jan. 81, 1899. DIR. Levison Sir /:
About year since left for New Orleans
mercantile business Soon after my arrival became acqsaint
ed with several young from the NORTH Unfortunate
ly for me- soon adopted their vices well their virtues
contracted the VI disease. had applied TO several
medical practitioners who had their handbls posted up
spicuousy about the city paid them c
ney bat all 10 purpose Amer lingering several months, and
daily growing advised by friend to make
er Red Drops and happy 70 inform YOU that after using
y two bottles oft found yse sound health,
and able to return my friends well when left nten
ded 10 call personally express, thanks but shall be
obliged 10 leave Ia the stage the morning. Yours try
You At liberty to Pabh the above by leaving out my
and resideoce B.K. I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
COUNTERFElT.


TINE public respectfully informed that Of the basest
and most dangerous counterfeit attempted has late
ly been brought light in the city Of New York
ION Of that desevedy popular medicine known
:" Rordnd's Tonic Mature for the fever and sgue
We had just put down imitation called "RowLads Tonic
Mature by L. 5. Comstock Co.. when another, still
dangerous make, its appearance from thu ,tsre cf Seaman
Brothers, druggists No. los Water street. N. " which the
fac smile" Of the proprietor has been CONFERENCE.-The
copy rights nfrpged uponhs certificates copied and fact,
initiated in suca that from its outward il
scarcely be detected We would also say that have
commenced suit ia the United States Court for damages for
this piracy" upon rights and dealers TO be very
careful Of whom they purchase the article unless II.
De directly traced to the proprietor 81 his
ea whom he has endeaored select enjoying
and confidence of the communities which
they reside aad who would blush offer any other than the
true aud original RoWands Tonic M1twe," Tor the palry
gain Of few dollars thereby esdangersg the lives Of their
fellow beings JOSEPH 7. ROWLAND. proprietor Success
to Dr. John Rowand No $40 Market street .P1adel.
phia .. FAY general agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Store No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
Bit 10 the intesen Of the proprietor 10 enforce his
rights against every person counteretns this valuable medi
and spurieusy putting forth the propstos certificates
and labels.
Agents will please give the above much publicity posi-
BILE by inserting all the OF respective counties
N which they reside. ny3i-lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19


90 THE INTERNAL REGIONS. 90 we'll known by
reputation throughout the Union, and shch
ss. operation for the Las. ten year.. !. nov located a. the
TO the American Museum where the whole may be Every
Evening At haifpast o'clock, precisely.
that the Skeletons therein contained those Of maecto
executed Ohio within the last twenty years. for their crim
nal Offences
Previous which may be the following NIGHT lLLU-
sloNs produced y the sd APysra @
FANTASCOPE-
I-Harlequin di,sected I4-Ghost Of Calvin Eisou
2-The Monster i5--Kemble in Romeo
a-Forrest as Metamsra l6-Napoleon
4-The Bengal Lion l7-Cherubim
5-Grimaldi Skull Cap
6-Death Frolic ls-The three dancing cats
7-Gabri Ravel Punch a0--Mrs. siddoss as Lady VI.
nellc. 2i-The living skull
s-The Haunted Quack 22-swiai,h sport
S-bsro.rossa 23-The sUoudea Skeleton
and the witches 24The drummer Of rompeii
ia-F ne WISER and the Devil 2o-Wilam 4,h
ne Deyh IA his element 21-Nine Chinese walters
70 ~ b-rse Night Illusions will be varied every
Admission 80 cents. Doors open at o'clock. jels6w'
% NOrlCE-The srUYvEsANT and WASHING
ION bANho having united their interests under the
and ,,rs style Of f., The WASHINGTON BANK IN THE:
CITY OF NEW YORK" Capital q 900 900 in 40 600 shares
Of $50 EACH hereby give that lie Bank vii. be opened
for the iransac'.n OF business their Banking House.
Bowery Of Second Thursday next 10th June
instant. Hours of business from 9 A. M to ar M
The notes ofthe following Bank. will be received on d.po
States, Catsk Bank Tanners Bank, Ulster County Bank
Kingston Bank, Farmers and Manufacures Bank Poseh.
keep,ie, Duchess County Bank Powell Bank
Bank Weschester County Bank, Highland Bank Bank New
burgh Hudson River Bank Hudson and all other in this
State at the usual discount.
ROBERT VAN RENSSELAER, President
ALPHEUS SHERMAN, Vice President.
MOSES MAYNARD, Jr. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Van Rensselaer,, Alpheus Sherman,
Peter Palmer Richard Barnes,
Efiugham II. Warner John Harris,
Charles Oakley Richard Oakley,
Charles Henry Hall, Robert Elder,
Jonathan II. Ransom, ID. H. Robertson,
Jo, Kelley John Van Boskerck
New York, 18th June 1882 ieIslw
o. ARRIVAL.-DR. JOSEPH EVANS Benr, has tho
his arrival from Texas He has perma
nenty established himself his celebrated Old Gaens Head
Dspenssy No ~ Peck slip. where he will be happy receive
the calls Of old patrons aud friends who stand Of
professional services
As usual secrecy may be relied on jel3-lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

On Tuesday, 18th in after short illness, Mr. George
Eyre, aged ~ years, native of Coventry, England.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon "wednesday at o'clock
from his late residence uWashngon Garden, No. 2s5
Blocker street.
On Tuesday morning Frances Thompson White only son oil
John and Evel ne White, aged year.
On Monday evening, i7h inst, Mr. Cyprian Flacha aged
"a Monday the 18th instant Miss Maria Wiley, aged ~
years.
On Monday 7h Sarah Manse youngest daughter Of John
MAnsel, aged 10 years.
On the inst Mrs Ruth Ann Atwel in the SD year Of
her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
Packets s0 Depart.
Packets 20 Arrive.



South America Barsiow Lverpoo Osoeoia Mlik in Glib.
rasr and Leghoan; Cuberand shinn, Gaey Ferry Flor.
ida; Mary ssby erson, Mobiles Angora Cozzns ST. Crox
Julia Martha Chase, wscassett Me; Helen Gray, Dyer
Machias, Me-; Superb, Westcot, Philad
Ship Norma, Baroa, days from Havana with sugar NJ
Taylor.
Ship Celia Bucknam days from Savannah with cotton to
Scott 4 Morrell
Brig Augusta Lermore, days from Savannah, with cot
ton, NC. TO Sturges Chairman
Brig Susan, Newcomb of Saem) e days from Point Pctre,
Gsudsloupe, with molasses order
schr Eliza Marvin Lewis 10 days from Bare, Honduras,
with utshogany to Shielding Ferris.
schr MITCHELL jennings, 10 days from Havana with mola
scs 10 Pratt Il Vose.
schr Arsea, COlburn day. from Virginia with wood to
order.
schr Hannibal Ncmbury day, Virginia with wood
master. n
schr r. Duvyes Waite, II days from Mobile with co
10 order.
schr Exit, Murphey day, from Virginia, with wood to
master.
schr Hornet Osborn, day, from Georgetown with -four
schr New England Clifford. 10 days from Havana, with
sdze 10 order.
schr Danube Arey, 10 days from Bridgeport C. Breton)
with coal to J. Peters \ Co.
Two ships and brigs
Nemornmdn
The South America Barstow sails today fcr Liverpool
Lev letter bags will close Gpn Exchange News Room
hlf past N O'Clock A. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

WANTED FOUR COLLECT ORs.-wanted -Four
wv young for collectors of toll line Of Rail Road
in the interior ofhe state $50 per month"; The applicants will
be required to give Bonds in security for sr integrity and
proper conduct IN the Of 500
Letters addressed TO A. C. with references TO character
and the of the bondman and place s residence to he left
at the Upper Post Office jsls-lw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

In the Norma, from Hayana-Mr Donnell, lady and child,
Miss Nj stocker Miss Fernandez Mrs Decanick child
and servant Mr. " Pi,e and lady, McCarty Lopez,
Quisano l. Auonia, RemenschmideI, Masters William
aud Richard Delmoe Master Fanno, Mrs Wade Low,
j scyers;J Brady Hughes and Blakely
In the Augusta, from SsvannahRey Burroughs lady,
children and servant; Gordon ady 2chdren and servants
Mrs Williams, Smith, lady, children and servant,
Mitchell aud lady, Mrs Williams, Primrose aud lady Miss
Primrose Mrs Bryant child and servants Mrs Buffers and
child, Miss Denser, hli,s kempton, Mis-. Lane Messrs
Morgan Pemberton Peters, Cond Numford and - in the
steerage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
alnsc Of Trade.

The continued fall in many Of the leading articles IS the
cause Of the little inclination which is evnced a
mong large dealers In Dry Goods line some sales take
place at auction at prices There is however, prevailing
disposition to purchase nothing beyond immediate wants.
Those wants will increased only through the ameiisraon
Of present condition currency generally The ground
during the continuance irregular and diseased system Of
exchange healthy transfer Of property cannot be expected
The best evidence of the increased agricultural wealth the
country is the state the Equals compared with former
years. The following taA of the transportation on the
Columbia Railway aud from Philadelphia, for the first four
months of this and the two past years:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
MAR RE d.

On Tuesday morning. Mr. Mandelbert Garfield to Miss An
w. Lawrence.
At Peek the 18th int Mr. John Carnes, Of this city
Miss Margaret H. Miller only daughter Of the late Mr.
Henry ". Miller, of Cheraw, s. Z.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

nopoy When the currency shall have once mere been put
rm basis, and its value comparatively equsa throughout inc
Union and prices are the natural action Of supply
and demand only may for the regular aAdheay COM
encement Of Of prosperity At such period the
controlling power national Institution will be most neces
sarv in order restrict the banks in those forced issues which
the promote speculation and followed by
revuson all the evils resulting therefrom As the banks
are now constituted, partly merchants partly moneyienders
and mostly brokers' whose life and we'll being public Distress
we cannot look in for steady business.
sales NJ ihe stock Exchange.
shares Bank Of Commerce l0 25 do l00a3 SO do 1908
rs City Bank ll4-00 Phedx 1885, 100 do $50 Dry Dock
Ie2b60 l0l4b30-60 Commercial 96bl535 Lafayette
lO23-67 Atlantic 95b325 Chelsea 2529 N. 0. City $3.50
Illinois State Ssb60-50 Delaware and Hudson 7labl5 SO do
7k 1875 7sc % do 7ls3a % do 7ib3 las do t. 10 do
5b3O 50 do bl5 l25 do H. so do $780, % do 70c 90 do
7O 7Oatw do 703c $50 do 70nw las do 702l5 90
do Farmers Trust lO943o vckburg 47itw IS DO
A. 80 46, 20 do 46c50 Bank Of Kentucky $50 Wash
ing NJ Co 7s-5 Merchants Fire 1919 Equitable ilsoso
S0b3O30 Guardian is5i20 Canton 49, 10 do $3.50 %
do 3s NV 49, sS bSO 35 49, 25 do ss s6o-2
Mohawk X $780, 25 do 6ibw06 Boston and Providence
le5lcI2 New Jersey $3.50 Harlem 5iow i0o do oo Oh
do 5eb3 do 50b3 SO do 496m 100 do 5nw loo DO Sosc
5IbI 5e43O 80 do 5bl0 100 do oost" ioo DO
50Is60-S Utica l221 ID do 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

Excess,

Excess $9li "a
NAVAL SroREs-Tere has been but little change
Of the articles this head in market Transac
ton limited and prices remain much the same At
Boston there been sales of N. County Tar at % Tur
pene is scarce Spirits in demand. At Philadelphia there
have sales Of urpenne the extent of $50 bis at %
or Wilmington and Tar IS At Wilmington the l4h
soft Turpenne water quoted at 90; Tar 90 90,
Pitch a %; Rosiu So
Oms-1here have sales Of English Linseed to some
quiet At aere have been sales Of English Lnseed
at al 75 for olive. At fhade pha there have been
dull sales Of Lscd at 10 u.s. which decline from former
rates; sales of olive at 81 e8 a O5.
HAVANA Market, June s.Cofee-Of first quality there is
market Second and third quality, ~ trage,
a74 The latter demand aad the stock lighter
Honey2l per gallon Molases-5t pea keg of 81 gallons
half white and half brown a. liz 81, lag
White alone, i2t Is brown7 1t Sin lively demand-sock
small. Segars-S 25 per thousand. Tobacco-W indward
10 - per quinai. WaxSaes Of white and yeiow-the
former at 10 10 L. the latter 72s74 Exchange-On the
United States, discount, Freights-Cean freight very
dull Baltic 20 IS e. los Hambsrg and Bremen or Great
Britain Ga IS f2 Is Cd loves market IN the Baltic,
E25a Ca 10; do not in The Baltic. e. e. q Cd Medter
ran.an e. 10 "a France 7sf per United States "
per box sugar. per c@ee 81 per hid Eoasses Small
vessels 10 los than these quotations Beef
New FORK and Boston Is 10 per arreba butter 70 81
per qunal cheese IA 10 do Goldfish 4per 90 lbs IN hhds
per quinal corn, per Dbl -four 10 IL, no north.
market hams per quinal IL lard, IL 10 mack
ere No g. IA pork ID - rice SEA soards IL
~ per feet pitch pine 20 IS shingles 4a44.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
j. SION Z.
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER.

No. 800 Broadway
Manufactures Lift Macaiue, Force, and other Pumps Eved
and Portable Water Closets, Hot Cold Shower and vapor
Baths Garden Engines and syrngcs Water Filters 81.
~ B.nfomaon given relative to Hydraulics, and Levels
taken Cor the conveyance Of water. jel7-lm'
LNOURTH OF JULY-SPLENDID FIRE WORKS.
IL The crbers respectfully to the public,
that they have received from the mandatory the exen.
variety Of Fire Works that be found the city,
wit ramid Of Gold Fire. Peruvian Cross, Diamond Cross,
Chinese Fam Sun Of brilliant Fire. China Flyers China Flower
Potts. Jack IN the Boxes Maroens Initiative Cannon Tour
bions Mines Italian Streamers Roman Candles az all sizes,
Line Pigeons, Crimson Green and Rejecting Lights sizes
for crbibon Rockets Of all sizes, Bengolas Vertical Tr
angle and Scroll Wheels Serpents Pin Wheels Tcpedoes
Pulling Crackers Port Fires Flying Pigeons, Grasshoppes,
Blue Lights, &c-an assortment far too numerous par
tiCularize
Also, any quantity and kind Of India Fire Works
Those from other cities country merchants Sc, wanting
such articles particularly invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere they may he assured they will find the
reasonable than they will find other place in
the city. w. x X. BALLAGH
jel7tytis. Ga Chatham. corner of Duane streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
ARC ABE BATH,
NO. 30 CHAMBERS STREET.

Harm, Cold, Nhotcer, and sther baths.
This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm
provement aud is operation. II has 70 feet
Chambers street and extends through Reade, oppos
Elm street. giving the fine hall Of 100 feet immense ad,n.
age for air and the beautiful perspective extending the Ieg,s
Of Elm street and exhibiting lively picture moving pao
ame view Of popuous city, which have excited the adrs
ton Of all who The whole arrangement Of the
Bath Is tasteful rich and convenient aud said to bear
favorable comparison with the best Establishment, Of the kiad
in Europe The front Chambers three stories high,
ani has much architectural beauty The interior gives about
80 Tor Bathing, and connected with the ladies bathing
apartments (which entirely distinct from those for g.ne
men, neatly furnished parior for their accommodation.
N.Brhe public requested 10 call during the week pre-.
,oos 10 Saturday night and Sunday and they will Cad much
their convenience aad comfort.
je6 2wi.. CHARLES q. sTOfPANT, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

wv % WILLIAM.STREET.
This article Is entirely and its properties surprising
good. Is kind Of pearl white and very light said by
ss Of great taste to be the bessu shape that has
been seen for many years.
English Dunstasle Legon, and Tuscan Hats of the hn st
qualities Away, kept hsnd-a and elegant assortment
rich Luestrng Ribbons selling this Es,abhnent
common reduced prices
The: subscriber T. BENNETT, beg. the favor Of call
from his customers jis-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

&A CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE AT THE PINE
N!!H ORCHARD lS39.-This we'll known and fashionable
undergoing considerable repair, and will be
open for the reception Of June 25b The roads leading
TO this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
peeisy that portion Of the has rendered
perfectly safe and smooth.
The stage. will regularly during the between
Landing and The Mountain House and will be found rrad
all times the Of tina boats the Caish Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing Noun
tam House the shortest notice.
iel9 2m- c. l.. REACH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VA
POR BATHS. Is JOHN STREET.

{G3f- MRS. N. CARROLL begs to inform the faculty in
particular and the public that these baths in full
operation and will be conducted heretofore at
enon persons iavorng her with their patronage
ance Of winch she respectfully solicts
Baths sent part Of the city Brooklyn with proper
persons to administer them when required.
Bathing tubs and hip baths for sale or hire.
plentiful supply Of CAROLS estmable Aromatic Dentree
on h and. el93t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19

IA TO LET-A first rat. situation for genteel Board
H ing House, for the residence Of respectable
the handsome house in the vicinity Of the Exchange
Custom House, aud the most business part Of the city The
house furnished With marble chimney pieces iron CRATES
painted walls large yard and garden and possession may be
had imme datey.
Also House and Store Cherry street near New
Slp-good situation for a Tavern and Boarding House.
Also-Par houses in Rivington and Madison streets
Also for sale cheapA number of houses lots this city.
WANTED-A small well located farm in exchange fer city
property
Also for salcThe fixtures OF Drug Store. For further
culars inquire the office 522 Broadway jeI9lts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-19
a FOR BELLEVlLLE AND ACQUACK.
= MONK - The steamboat SARATOGA,

Sr7sESSr,-r-rt1 MONK The steamboat SARATOGA,
Capt. Wilcox, will leave the foot Of Liberty
street. Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock,
p NJ This boat well calculated to carry all kinds Of freight
and has superior accommodation for passenger only
80 inches WATER and 900 burthea, well calculated
for the Passaic River.
For freight passage, apply the Captain board
CROOkE FOWKS
corner Of West and Liberty street.
B-All kinds Of freight taken board of this Boat
reasonable rates. delivered o'clock the day Of sail
ing. el92m