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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
sos Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
d. 8 r A 3 8 OF I'll 4 + Y T.,

OPHTHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eo extensive practice and the number Of pa
be attended during his ece hours he ha
obtained the services Of Dr. WEsrnAcorr. practitioner q
vorsbly known for years in this city, member Of tbs
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal Coegs Of Sur
geons Edinourga Dr. W. paid much attention diseases
e Eye in Paris and, recently to DR. Eot peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours from 10 tsj e'clock.d daily. ny23yw
NENUINE GERMAN SILVER Cor sale, warranted to
" perfectly white and clean the real silver,
the following psces;
II Table Knives aEd Forks with steel blades and Ger
SILVER handles IA peces) tl2 90
~ Dessert Knives and Forks, IA piecss) 10 90
u Table spoeu. 800
Ia Tea Spoons 80
Dessert Spoons Fish Fruit end Butter Knives suger Tou
Salt Mustard Sauce AID Soup ladies' and Egg spoons equal
~ cheap. WILLIAM CHANDLEss.
no9-St- 967 Spring st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

PROGRAMME OF MISS sHIRREFF AND MR. WILL.
l. SONS FIRST CONCERT at the City Hotel, Monday
Evening, Nov N, 1889. On which occasion Mr. MAEDER
will make his frat appearance in public In New York. and
side At the Piano Forte.
Duett-Trom the Opera Of Joan Of Arc, soer
Shepherd Pipe and Rustic Deli-Mis shir-
sone-The Anchors weighed'-Mr wilsoa. Braham
sesna.Fron the Opera Of Amis-Mi'' shir,
Reeiativs-.Oh Love, art thou Trsep
Air Thou art Cone
Rendo-s0h Love, Thou art Near Roche
CaLtats-'The Soldiers Drean'-Mr Wilson
CPoetry BY Csmpbell) Atwood
Irish Meody-Loves Young Dream, harnosised
for three voices-Miss shirref, Mr. Wilson
and Mr. Maeder. Maedsr
ny Lsd-Mi.. shirrsH
BaI,sd1The AnesIs whisper'-Mr wilsou "A
beautiful superstition prevails In Ireland that
whss child smiles In s sleep Il Is TALKING
pse,t-M,.s shirreH and Mr. wil.on--ftom the
Opera Of the seige Of RoehsIle-'wsll,
must SPEAK my mind Bale
scena-From the Opera Of Amilie MIR Wilson.
Airline time, thou cheat Of hunan bss'
B..sME.. ssi.,sSTs.y , Ell me- M. ssoas Ii.
favord guest accompanied BY herself on the
Irish BalIad-Rory O'More-Mr Wilson. Lover
RonAo-From the Maid Of Artois-sThe rapture
dweine'-Miss Shirreh. Bale
sopg-sErin is my hcme'-Nr Maeder. Maeder
song--'on in the Silly night'-Mr Wilson. Moore
Scotch sorg-Coming through the rye'-Mis
Scotch Ballad-'John Anderson my Joe'-Mr
wilson
Duett-,The Buhs OF Aberfeldy'-Mis shirren
and Mr. Wilson. Scotch Melody.
The Piano Forte from the mandatory Of ssodar wores'
Tickets 81 sach TO be had at the Music Stores. and at III.
Performance to commence al half pss seven. Mile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

WILLIAM X. FRANkLIN, Asssiossss
VNrRrMpTORv sALE or MAINLAND STATE
II BONpa~w WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN win cell % No.
dsy Nov H. At s oelceh At The Msvehsss' Esehs.
eighty per Bosds Of the Stat Of Maryssd .sss ~
psvshle ~ the sspsios 81 PEARS oa ,hs let Day sy,
isle The being paid ssi asssaiy d Lssdss $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

ITIGHLr lMPORTANT-To those in want Of Stocks
II ready made Linen Hosiery, Gloves, and Suspender
constantly and receiving from the cash auctions
the above goodss the greatest vaey ALSO stock frames Hair
and Brse at the old stand No 90 Nassau near Mai
Lane where had cheaper for cash than
place the city 100 dozen selee Caps for sale very
cheap. o24.lmis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11
GRANDJRAN,s COMPOss rnON
III u M A N II AIR.

Great success and great reputation proofs thai
ms suee me only Of the kind which produces good
snset. ana useful t. the Human Hair. The article
win iu own recommendation and be csssed with
that host Of limitations with which the ctv sbovuds s
usage, considered corporal fat will enable the organs
preserve he temperature to diminish their ssscep
btss and contribute to their nutrition and
to the hair skin.
IT'S QUALITIES.
On the 6rs day Of II beau, 10 act in preveut
ing the hair from turning gray.
its dry and weak hair will be rendered strong plia.
BILE, brilliant and curly.
BY il. employment heads entirely bald will be replenisAed
with hair.
valuable specific for all diseases Of the skin and hair
may be purchased, Wholesale, at the following agents
New York:
Rushton Aspinwa 90 william street. 10 Broadway and
Barclay street. NIL Imis..
NOTICE TO The subscr Der has
IN this day received and opening from the packet ship
great variety Of the following choice goods PLATED Ware
Cutlery Lamps, Gerondoles Steel Fire Irons with Stands
Fender kc &c. for sale at reduced prices at the New York
General Furnishing Warehouse No. ii Maiden lane,
Broadway,
N.B-A sf the Baltimore Philadelphia, Eastern and New
Jersey notes taken at par for any Of the above Eoods
p26t d. e. DELAVAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

VIM. ANDERSON, M. D.
SPECIAL OFFICE No. lO4 FULTON Street,
Opposite the Meth Dutch Church.
RESIDENCE No. 342 BroadUoy.
90 When d.. anderson is absent from the Office,
Dr. VAN buren, win be in attendance.
M. lmins.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11
TRTCOPHEROUS OR MEDI
GATED COMPOUND
FOR THE
HUMAN HAIR.

THIS preparation 10 acknowledged the only efectua
remedy prevent Bal dness the Hair becoming grey
complete restorative where the hair has fallen oRa puri
fer cleanser Of scurf and dandrf and all impurities
diseases Of the skin of the head rN
to be considered initiating corporal fat 10
composed Of grease oil fatty matter Of any kind. To
the medical faculty all such substances known to be posi-
lively Injurious Notwithstanding what ignorant empires
to the CONTRARY,
The chief virtues Of the Tricopherous Medcsted Com
pound
l. Ii brscing, strengthening, and clarifying properties
Its gently stimulating the action ofthe skin.
B. Its equalzing the circulation ofthe auids
Its producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb or
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerves giving life and vgor TO the hair.
Its freeing the skin from the fleets Of perspraton scurf
and dandrif, aud disposing the hair to curl
And, its frequent will prese the hair Ia beauty and
health to the latest period Of life
See Clirehughs treatise ON the ha
Price 81 bottle sold by the proprietor, at his cutting
rooms Of B. and Fulton Streets and Of his
pointed agents B. Dodd Druggist OF Blocker and
Broadway William Minor, Druggist, Dey street, under
Franklin house Mrs. King Bookseller, Fulton street. and
all the principal cities of the Union. M In nsin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

o. MR.. BR1STOW.-Let all bad writers look
at his advertisement. o22-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11
10 THE ECoNoMICAL.

Study economy ye, Who pe'er studied II before,
And We Who have studied H. nsst study u the more
CENT1HMEN In vast Of Closhss viii Asd y their IN
NJ tsvsst 10 call II 100 Beshmsn street. sssr re.r, where
goods are 10 hs very best Style s tn following
Isv prices;
ssv Dvsss Cssss from Ga % >sas and 'rin.sa, 10
IA Ca f.ss., sas .. =. ia
vssts, ~ hisSs, 90 Do. -. Va
pins hlstCsats l2"N, sstrs M beaver eea6Ll" 20
sle SDesas MUrpAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

IAnPETiN0 The subscriber have recently aided lar
~ gey their stock and offer handsome and estenr
sve Of Capetny calculated for The Fall trsde con-
stns OF superior English Brussels three ply upersns ana
fine damssk twlllsd, striped and figured venitsn Cnpe
10 match, from 10 ~ wide. 6gured and plain eecsisg
and bares ufed and Brussels hearth tailed amossn
aican Manila and rope mats colcea and white nanhn
sng table covers painted door cloths every variety
ocoor and 6surss eighteen feet WIDE, well cal
culsted fer the cabins sf packets, large rooms &C
NB-ssrsneers n he city will find u 10 their sdvsntsee
by calling before mshine their selections.
JaJH sACKETT, n East Broadway
n7iwi. ss,ssdips though ~ Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

beautiful PROPERTY IN WILLIAMsBUR0H.-
d Those four splendid lots orposs the Brick Church.
sosth Second street They ro the block from South
Second to South Third street. ~ W 40 feet each and 100
feet east Of Filth street. considered Of the first dwelling
In the village and will be sold low and accommodating
terms Apply 10 Mr. T. Burnton, No ss Gold street. fourth
story Hiram Ross Village Collector, Of South
Seventh and Fret streets. willismsbursh. sii-iw'
ITO PAPER MAEERs.-The subscriber import direct
from the manufsetursu, the following articles, which
they will sell best tsrus-DoydS Dsschng Powder, Blue
smsl Fourdrum Machine Wires ard yh Dryer FsltingCy-
Under Machine Felt, 1acksts Pulp scrtws, &c.
nil PERssE BROOKs. No. 81 Liberty st.
mo CALICO FRINTERs-N seKIss Blankets [Lspp'aGsl
II BIssehse re- ~ ~ Mangansss, ebr sale ~
MI PEReSE DnOOKe. No. 81 Liberty e.
DOARD-A snfs ssatlsnss cen haVs hasassmsly fer
ID sisAsd parsr witk go 10000, - NJ lover Aecr, ~
sps,yi.e a No II, PAsh Place
MB-D1sssr II seleek - lnSs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11
nHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND EAsTERN

PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND EASTERN
NOTES, taken at par for Portable Desks, Dressing
Cases; Fancy Boxes for work Jewels edour he; rich Purses
and Card Cases Fancy Nots Papers and Envelopes; Museh
Boxes Walking Canes LADIES' Work Tables and great var
Of articles Of utility and fancy suitable for presents, psst
bic articles for travellers; fine perumery, Brushes hodgsrb
Cutlery Chinese and Indian Goods &c comprising all The
veles and improvements STYLE men quality 81
6nish forming the and desirable ssorsnt
10 be osnd the city all OF which most hPpy show,
and sell At reasonable prices.
TIFFANY YOUNG, $50 Brosawsy,
OILS lmiss directly opposite the CITY Han
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

HOLD. BEFORE YoU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THE
III H. NEWELL gives notice. that he 10 constantly recsiv-
ing from his Factory full supply OF cnsble Boots and
Shoes all OF his manufacture the materials selected The
work supervised by him, and every pair warrantsd he viii n
subreasuy ubreaury tea cent less (qualtiss
sdered be purchased elsewhere which re will prove
the satisfaction othe most incredulous " they will osy r.
him with call At No % Canal st. or LA Chatham It,
~ P-A large assortment OF French goat shin boots on
hand n73ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

w =
A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately ben
"A made the treatment Of venera Cases ofevery dsscr
ton al Dr. EvxnS Office, No. ~ Peck Slip Recent cssss
cured perfectly few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with cid complicated Protrscted thouA
they have tried all the advertised quack need not d
sPar Y Peek slip and usgef or yoursel,ss.rs
member ~ tsseiion whatever with DR. Evans Of Chsthan
street. ystsss oce in cut Of the city. All sttsrs
pest PAID, enclosing fee, attended 70. so lmi'
ID IBBoNs-RIBBoNs-RIRBo Wholesale AL Re-
N tail, % Division street, few dsors out Of Chatham
onRbbon and sk Of the latest imporasions consisting
Of rich Gros de Naples satin Ribbons heavy chang
able embroidered Gros Naples Rbbsns super extra
brodsred satin Ribbons changabe hgd satin Ribbons, vss
styles plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons plain
taneta aad satin Ribbons all widths and ceors IsrUs
ms veeis Grapes Grape Li.se Wire and illipzry Artielss
general ether with great variety Of fancy Dry 0ood
such Shaws; Gloves Hosiery Wells fancy Hdkfs Sczr
Lses Thread Edsng &c aso rich assortnsnt Of black
MSchlin Trimming Lace.
~ B-ReeeveI ths day Of Rsy s,lhs csntaisag
blue pink, white and mode eeor, Of various shades also,
case OF ehangable uncut velvets.
90 City and country MiIliser supplied
ola im.is c. LEVY
naEMIUM RAILWAY STOVES, lsse.-This valuable
II improvement for the Of Goal Weed, eombisi.g
all he qualities Of Baking Boiling, Roasting &c whost
diminishing the heat increase the ou simple
in Its construction, that acuot s superiority zhss
giving ID al examination.
For sale osly at il3 Fulton street. BY FISK DENIsON
Aso, Wilson's Patent 0recian Psor Crate, f the Of
both Coal aad Wood IL the same time.
good ssssrsnt Of Hail. Parier Store, Once, and Chsu
Der Stoves Of all szss FOR sale Wholesale and retail IL
most reasonable terms.
Patent Revolving 0r,oirons. on the shortest notice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

OLMsTEDs PATENT sTovEs.-The subscribss
" would recommend to those about To procure Stoves
either for parlors halls nurseries, Offices, stores, hotels
churches &c examine this excellent article their
rionty all Others be shown few moments. Hot
Air Furnaces put up short notice and spon the most ap
proved principles. J. h. P. DEAN, 2le Water street.
Wanted Immediately, three Sheet Iron Workers
m ix.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

AT Savannah during the week there improvement
which was subsequently, lost and prices FOR the
closed firm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

This unrivaed COLLECTION has been generously oere<
for exhibition to the academy BY its hbei hearted and ru,
receipts Of sxbAiop procure Medal be bestowed il
promotion ~ Arts Of Design, the discretion Of the Aca
0thfom A. M until 10 NJ Single admission IS cents
SkaSon Tickets SO cents. n9 Sits
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-11-30
Frons tIss E-sr Orleans Pjcavsz.--
REUBEN sEfEELe
OR- TIE YASEEE ogru l-EEr


TS-E STONY
Ia a pleasant southern town. so-aurre5
Reuben Small. schoolmasser-a reslles-
cadaverous iadIyiduaI-who sone v-arl
previous to the date Of our story. het em-
igrated from somew where along shore 20
the land Of steady habits Non Reuben
having. Ike most or iscouusFF men rae
organ of aCqulsItlvcBess reTa ksa atv ta-
velopcd. and not content with The eflo.g-
ments derived from hrs literary zsa .71.
drove large and profitable bas.n s. n
the watermelon Iinr. The year q s-
ton. MS melons were reuarku1#F t-l-
and were il great demand. Alae
guarded them in infancy to che al te1-
ton Of nlef0HFg0f with uarezsa "a -a--
lie nursed each embryo, au1 r uf.h
pain a blossom niPPed ~ bag 1r
and OH how be gl0riei xaea = z-aei
among them, Ike father r fbs . s. e.
bis children. and saw thefr ssr tee1a
grow broader and rounder. be1earh ff
genial influence Of the summer sen- ~
length It became evident - EaaA.sr ffrr
wolves entered his fol3--eeea sss-a
some six or eight striped tzcsa were
among the missing ieaviHz - trace c
their former location behsna fhen- sase
an oval impression 81 tae zraaHi. l.'se
the print OF departed EeE $ Z ul-1aa.r
This was not - be boFgs, hene-n m.1.
ried in his melons, and shoeEht % ssz
dollars they woald have 5r91ef1, al@
and his spirit vas stirred - veage aHce- -
Determining 10 place the rensaiuhzr a-
Of all danger before execnfine his schess-
of revenge. he plGcked al thai v-r'
ripe, or nearly -. and place. 'tesl AZ n :
carefully In an upper room II hss 1asn
Gil Unfortunately for him his sferas.s
was observed by an Idle ~aaisrsag a0r
/ Zone Of the thleves9 Who -.-Tsrsin-- 81
Intention, fastened % c77nEaIuicafe as 2
his felios---I slev, -s@rncG ~ tAc ~rc-
pec1 of losing their Pluaier- nEd ae.e-
/ mining 20 ou;uit the rsaS.er. iname1ss e
fiy held n sesrst eounril. IN whica q Ts.a.
vsa suggested. and pot iai@s the resa.
will be found ID the sequel
Might hzd ibro=a her nsznf = fs-s- -
/ earth ead Al ho5est P~or's *s~e sE 1azrE
:. len Eeuben- anficlPztiry lar7xs z1
chuckilng over his inscnusfy- una~--
Madison Whig advocate., 1839-11-30
Madison WING Advocate,
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
Before Judges Thompson and Bett


DEcrsios ~ EouIry. Phillip Curry 81 ais, cr
scufor of JON Watts, ads. jeremiah Van Rensoisr
-tn Honor judge Thompson said, in this case
. bill had been filed by one of the Van Rersaelers
against Watts, to recover possession of a farm and
some back debts; and he had also instituted a suit
in the Supreme Court of the state. Application had
been made u this court by Watts for an injunction
90 compel Van nsaeer 20 make his election either
TO discontinue the suit al law the suit in equity.
IL was however evident that this court had con-
troll over the Supreme Court Of the state, even il
there had been grounds Of interference in any other
point ~ view. "Under these circnmstances,' said
has Honor, "it is out cf the power Of the court t.
apply the remedy asked for; and the motion is
therefore denied with -cssts
The United States ~. Robf. TiHotson. This
was an action on a bond which the defendant had
entered into one ~ the sureties ef Samuel l..
Gosvernenr, the cx-postmaster Of the city. The
instrumeh was mt IN and read. II bears date the
Both OF Dee 1898, and the penalty was $50, 900,
which the defendant guaranteed TO the government
in case OF the defalcaticn cf the postnaster
The testimony was cf no public interest, as IL con-
sisted of documents and evidence taken on the trial
Of the United states W. Gouverneur, AZ the July
term Of the court, all " which was published st
great length AZ the time.
The case had not gone to the jury when the court
rose.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11
roC'I OR DAvENPoRT's
CEl EBRATED BILIOUS PILLS,

LION PUFY IFYTNI TIE BLOOD AND CREATING
T. appetite These Pills, which % emnenily usefu
for pains the head and bowels been before N,
puc for twenty years and we'll known that the pro
prsior deems to publish any oft he
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from
nent physicians and Others.
Or. b.vepports Celebrated Eye Water which has besl
thoroughly proved for thirty TO be mild safe and speed,
Cor u diseases Of the eyes.
Lkewse th.t valuable Itch Ointment, prepared by whea
and long known a. he speedy FOR o.thss
disease, and for all kinds Of pmrlcs the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale this city b,
Lawrence Reese Co, Duryee cockcrsf H. H. schie.lf
4 Co.. and others
All order, directed TO GEO. DIXON, Dedham. Mass vii
be pren,pty attended TO. ielO-6m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

TIE People %. Wolfe j. Jacobs, on an imdictment
for GrSRd Larceny. The put Ito prosecutor moved
that the rccognizances entered nlo by the defend
ant 10 take his trial. be forfeited, in conseq Of
his not appearing ordered.
Patrick Barnwell, convicted Of an assault and bat.
terry At the Globe Hotel, called up and adjudged
to pay fine Of S2 80 and to stand commltted until
the same be paid
Valentine Ell, was put to the BAR charged with
perjury.
II appeared that accused had been witness al the
Marine Court, in the trial of SEINE petty case IN which
one Charles Marie was plaintiff and one Michael
Rohn, defendant. The alleged perjury was said TO
have been committed in the course of some testimo-
ny on the part Of tho plaintiff The case was not
made ont 10 the satisfaction Of the Jury, and they &C.
Quilted the prisoner.
John A. Rose was put TO the bar, to take his trial
for assau,ing Joh. Perrin, in he month OF October
last. The jury found him gully.
Thomas Benjamin, Joseph Benjamin and DanZey
Poe,t three ha breed negro swes, were put 10 the
bar charged with assaultipg very ugly looking
spec men of the same genus ling himself John l..
Me ntosh.
John related his grief to the Jsry how be went to
sea how he came back and found his wife and little
olivs branches sitting dinner with of the swell
nss; how he grew jealous, how he saw the swes
picture hang ng up IN his wies room, how he bang d
hs setter half threw the lille olive branches about
the parour and then dash'G big carving knife into
the portrait OF his riva, which hung up IN the room
aforesaid. To climax oil these wrongs John told the
jury how his rival beat him, while his two accom-
ices aid and ahetled hin, in the assault. To
hut this testimony, the learned counsel for the
ed called The gentle Desdemona herself 10 the stand,
and she did such tale dis close, induced the jury
dsrega all the eloquent story OF Othelos wrons
ane acqut the three swell ng :, who went cut OF
court rejoicing, and the court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

The ne,csboys again. Michael Mack, one Of the
members of the juvenile press-gang," arrested on
Friday night last, was brought up before the Re-
corder on writ Of habeas corpus sued cut by his
counsel Mr.. LOOMS, to show cause why he should
be detained a vagrant. The Recorder after read
ing he papers, set the little raeamufhn at liberty,
TO the grca. joy If his mamma, and the evident
chagrin Of his worship Justice Boodgood.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Charles Sfsarns '. William McRobsrfs This
was an action in trsvcr q er the value Of pair
of horses which had heen Illegally taken from the
premises Of th plain f and sold the deenr ant bv
auction, at Cowans horse bazaar IL appeared thar
Stcarns kept iverv stable in Crosby street. some
time in The fal u 1897; and that he GOT into some
scrspe other, for which ne was committed TO the
" Egyptian Tombs" While he was there cop6ped,
one OF his emp oyee' names Crane, sent the herss'
10 the bazaar, sold hem, and cleared out with The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

ry- TO THE PUBLlCwe cali the special Intention Of
he public n inducements held by SYLVESTER Go
SO Broadway ori INVESTING in real estate situated in New or
Notwithstanding the attempts made by the 2ious David
Hale or the Journal of Commerce. have good reasons "a,
moving that the affair IN question possesses the entire cons
ence Of the communysnd recommend those persons who
any doubts 10 call sylvester Co. who desou
4 giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply any
inqEir,cs made. eli
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

STAMMERl0 CUREp.-Ds COMsToCKs VOCAL
- Gymnasium AND LSCEuM FOR ELoCUTIoN,
PHILADELPHIA This Institution IL op.n from the frat Of
September till the last Of J.nedug July August there
vacation All DESTROYS Of instruction either for the cure
NJ Stammerng Lispnr, improvement In EIoeutop NAV
learn the conditions Of ANDREW COMsTOCK M d. 100
Mulberry ARCH street, Philadelphia.
Dr. Cos,ocks Remarks STAN merng and the M erou.
recommendations which he has obtained his system Of vo
cal Gymnastics appends his Ccaar which shall he
sent any one who ms wish 10 learn upoa The subject
OF his Initiation Satisfactory references Be eiven in the
principle cities Of the United States nls Am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

nOCTOR GLOVER !. consulted usual AZ his OfEc.
IL His own practical experience, and his
experiments have enabled hun 10 introduce into his practice
several new articles which prompt in curing those dis.
10 which h. devotes his attention.
DR. apprses strangers ss he hs received irregular med
cal education, aud has devoted his attention for last ,,
Years 10 select branch ofh. profession His Office Is No
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through an entry with lamp At the othce door.
y. The Doctor Keeps rerersl assortment Of Tru.e,
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may he had his store Price
dollar i.7x