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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-06

TIOUCKs PANACEA-rrepsred solely Srom Vegetable
matterby Jacob Houck, Baltimore which may be taken
with perfect safety by all ages aud in all diseases it,
Cor the following diseases DyspePsa, 70. Of appetite, ind
g.ssion inamaton of The stomach, heart burn dsnhr
dyentery or nur piles stua obsrucsd menssaton Aguc
fever bilious remeDt fever, ypus fever, scarlet Fever
mas pox eyspeas StAnthony Ere asthma Pleursy nea
es yellow fever eosvcness wind The stomach bowels,
chocra morbu consumption, influenza colds coughs nnamma
tory throat qun.ey whoopns cough thrash or sore
mouth purd threat Group, Inflammation OF the heart
aropsy ricketts, diseases sf the ver aunce, difficulty OF
making urine gcet Mysteries, and scorfuos ahcs-
% the members and igsments mercuia and veneree
arising from impure Blood. &c. Price per bottle 81 20 Sold
by BUSH hlLLiLis
h ..u Wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers drugs medicines, paints, oils, dye wools win
dow Glass. &C. No ia Greenwich street. New York. also, by
Dr. v. NJ. Guion, corner Bowsry and Grand street
Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-06

nR DE ANGELIs, formerly practitioner Of medicine in
IL the public hospital Naples and member 81 the Medical
Fassy Of the city Of New York. where he has been practising
the year 7o6 continues to be consulted al HE Of
6se No. 1875 Fulton ST., nearly opposite Church st.
The obstinate and nvetsrae diseases, ro@nnng the
,oandest alignment treatment and particularly all ORR
lmpuTty Of the blood and rheumatic Affections DR.
Be Angels has been nguary successfully and the most terri
Ne those disorders have frequently been cured BY bin
in space time, without inconvenience to the patsn
Distractions chronic Affections ulcers in the throst eruptas
Of the skim phhscal complaint debility together with train
evils existing from concealed poison u the sstem
by an improper neglect of the nsious malaes
have given way his mode Of treatment sas and ecua
manner h@Ht NNU .
His success 10 In great measure attributable to his we'll
known medical preparations which, whilst they eradicate
germ disease restore ths emacated patient TO health snd
vigu. IB 80 .
b De Angels has effected in many which had
baed all the Of the medical art but he cites only
Copy e letter from Doctors Osborne and Ireland physi-
clans Of this city to DIR. De Angels- -
.- ll6 Fulton street, Dec O. 1919.
Strive have hesitation in replying to your in
ing YOU credit for your successful treatment OF
Thorn after "a had baied physicians both here and
in more favorable cissae We your obedient scrvsn
: -70. SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ ID.
mellow. r. te.f w. n. IRELAND. M. ID.
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TIKI X NE.
DIR. sHANKs. PLY stCIAN AND OCULisT,
Member of the Medical Facs Of the City Of New York,
MY he consulted on all diseases incident 10 the
HUMAN EYE,
@g#n niFERFIcrrors OF VISION,
AT HIS OFFICE, III GRAND STREET,
..M sPECTACLEs.
Lenses adapted 10 embrace the inutsst deva
ton defect restoring keeping the eyes per-
fec,v cool. and free from al irritation. w
Oce open daily from A. NJ tos M Sundays excepted
m3eIrs 49,. -
IAMEs & TAYLOR, formerly v. A. Jemes) Cash tai
al L0RTNG EsTABLIsHNENT, No. a. Maiden Lace
The ,ubscrbers respectfully inform the rsrcss Of the above 20
tabi,.hent they daily receiving supply Of ples
ala Gosds suitable for ~ ysnissson, which they make uf
G. 80 anlv wr~rxN Fsfcps
Over coais Of kne Beaver slous, from 10 70 -
Plot ~ 10 -
eolored broad lao 10 ~
erc.~ sas, ~ t 10
n wool Sycd black ~ 70 -
ps~sab COS % black, blas es faasy eolored,
fr~ at5.5oto go.
vests Of cloth, cashmere, hxursd Asdplaia
silks, from s2.so 70 50
Dress coats made and TRIMMED, IRON Wm 70 $50
C..x ro.t. 1o0 a. l1y00
Psnizloons snd vests $50 esch.
The s,erher, wish - distinctly understood that gar
.rss made al this sstahIhssnt warranted N O. ssd "
be- made ~ tina hes, workmea he ais,t s,ls snt fashion
rI,ry JAMES TAYLOR
1
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Genuine Orri. Teeth Esa.sc.

" An snequallsd Dense for cleansing, preserving and
beautifying the Teeth The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE while
beauties the Teeth giving to them clear and psary white
removing Of 1t also improves
heps and gmps prevents and heals all ulcers Of
the mouth arrests progress decay the teeth and i'm
parts peculiar and grateful to the breath also
prominently distinguished for its agreeable taste and Ira
GRANGE.
The Os Tooth Paste the instant changed into
agreeable and most excellent Tooth while It free from
the many apply such article and also from
those applicable TO Tooth Powders as an aendage to
the toilet wrsntsd TO contain ingredient In the least
degree injurious the teeth and it highly recommended BY
the most scientific dentists Its extensive SALE and the general
that however the best evidence oits
popularity merit Be careful 10 obtain the paste; and OBJ
serve the signature of the proprietor O. W. Peine upon the
abel without which il genuine Price 20 cents with full
/ directions. .
For sale by H. HART la Broadway; Guions ls9 Broad
way j. H. Hart 27s Broadway, and 90 Hudson st.; Howe
Guon Chatham ST. and by T. NJ Guion, 7 Bowery cor
ner Of Grand So Henry Of Pike and AL Grand St, be-
Broadway and Division streets also BY Booth
No 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and BY DusA Allen New
/ Orleans.
4 Beware OF Counterfcits. - Eo-eod3n'
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DABDELOCQUEs FEMININE AND TONIC PILLS
ID The foyn~r a ssrsn Ter obstruction, suppresssoA
~reslasy SIMILAR complaints, peculiar TO hnale
s ~ an eRectsal remedy for The various diseases nciaen
tai to OF PREGNANCY. A general Alterant and Resso
rativ. these Pns equally servcssbe to both and
an Invaluable family medicine they be taken at an times
v,thost ,pssrrupcn from business hazard from cold
These Pills Of kinds and Pu, packages con-
aiaag Dor Of each description. When used as general
erast and restorative they 70 be IA
kes coajonty will prove invaluable medeins web
for MARRIED a. Tor single womes ,Iss s~,ns Ps~dn ThSH
rs, Tonic ps slOrs ia take~ ts others Su cdsss
ssssesvrags. tfH
FOR sale only by james Hart NJ ID, 1s Brosawsy cor
ner of Chamber, st. aad Hudson T. NJ. 0von, III Bow
ery csrner OF ST. - Hey Of Pike o. and AL
Grand Il, between East Broadway and Division ST. also BY
3. Booth 10 FELTON, street, Brooklyn.
Package prise rs cents. Tonic separate, so cents.
NJ B. Observe that the Tonic Ps alone must be taken 6.
ing pregnancy, asas siAsrs Sosid esuse sbo~tsA
HeLcodovus #M2
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RO GROSS iNDELIBLE INK BONES, chesp, for sale !.
wv NO. III Fulton 81 .U if rn2s-lm-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-06

The above Pens all manufactured under the personal
perntsndsnes Of MR. JOSEPH GIILOTT who for twenty
years has devoted his time close application and study to
their perfection.
practical mechanic HIMSELF effort is spared that will in
the least tend to their Improvement; they made from VIII
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LEARY & COMPANY

LEs4RY CO.'S Fail FASHIONS sH ke exhibited this day,
No. .4stsr House aud No. Broad Street
REHApKS

NJ
No. .4stsr House aud No. Broad Street
REEARKs.
Go Ii is ten years 6rt introduced ourselves
to the New York pubc fashionable Hat Makers and
blished system Of business at original which
having strictly maintained practice the present time Ia.
acquired Tor fabric reputable distinction seldom attained
The superior facilities, long experience, and critical know
ledge which possessed induced abandon the antique
then generally prevalent for the manufacture and sale
ofa and adopt system in every dep tmen peculiarly
BY which engaged to frnsh, reductsn Of nearly
yPsr cent article inferior quality and style the
most costly An almost unprecedented revolution in this
branch Of manufactures accomplished and
very important saving the the Of our
successful efforts.
It's worthy Of remark that few year. ago. ssiv
the prevailing European ST., 81 Hats the pattern fash
Tor this cousrybu The practice, also OF the Lon
aon and Iarisi Manufacturer prevailed 10 considerable
tent amoug fashionable citizens. Now however, fea
fctured ar,cis holding its unryac precedence III
others al home " has also acquire envia5le distinction
abroad the testimonials IN rose-on Of dis
tnguhed foreigners and travelling Amecans AMPLY prove.
The fashions Of the day--whch, acknowledge no
leader oager borrow from foreign andardsare orr
giral with rs, and will continue to be-
The res,t OF MIR Lear investigation Of the merits e
transatlantic Hats dursg his recent " u of many MONTHS IN
France aud England has confirmed in prsconceved
opinions Of the I'd superiority Of fabric, every
particular regards taste elegance, or uy and decides
US TO perpeuas what had already commercials standard
Of AMERlCAN FASHIONS.
The FAL PATTERN, Which We this day introduce, pre-.
ens model Of symmetry and beauty surprising hereto
fore produced. LEARY &CO.
Siw No 4, Astor House And Broad Street.
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IN sh,n Mediaor. from LONDONDERRY A Mason lady and
.op. Woody. nd ] Baker q " Wells, b West and lady
Miss Staples Mrs Hill Of London, Senior asd lad,
Batow Of New York. Tenant and lady, Of Bcsor Mis-,
"A Turaer Miss rckersgll of London, Miss v w Toying
ham of nade rhs-l55 seersge
In ,chr Benz tsarthn from ChsgresS Switxer, Esq.,
Consul uayaqu bearer Of dispatches to washngton cap,
Dunshiedsor Baltimore, and Captain Coates Of New Ore
sada
abrg Caledonia, from IIavassJ Bea', Sage, Gram.
naset. Mrs Franchise
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w a RexlE ID.

ST. Thomas Church. Thursday the 9th inst, BY the
Rev Hslney Dwight Danorth Elizabeth, second daueh-
ter &c James Minel, Esq all Of this city
On Tuesday evening BY the Rev Henry Benedict VIM se
enrn.y, Esq a Oxford Mass. 10 Miss Eliza H. Sherman OF
Brim6ed Mass =
On the All inst b, the Rev. Dr. Eas,burn Dr. Alexander
sute A. 70 Grace Ann daughter Of the late Charles r.
Deren, ESQ, Of Leghorn italy.
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DUcKLIN's PATENT RAILWAY LOOKING STOVE

nR AMOS O. HULLs OFFICE vEsEY STREET.
IL Exclusively devoted the Hernia Prolap,u.
Of the Uterus. An experienced Surgeon graduate Of III.
University Of this State, IN constant attendance.
This establishment fvoahy knows in this city Cor
than 10 patroned by the medical faculty, 10 whose
good opinions its highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets, explaining the SUPPORTER TO be hal calling
as above <vEsEY STREET, AsT0R HOUSE.
az
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sales as the stock Exchange.


The have presented material change to-day
the week will close heavily Befe the commencement OF the
next weeks business the arrival Of the Great Western will
probably put face commercial affairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-07

On the 81 inst Mrs. Sarah wife of John A. Weeks aged 20
years ,
2s years.
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The greater proportion OF these institutions have assets in
London on which they expect realize and arrival
locked forward with anxiety the hope that the sales have
been made Such result is however not to be anticipated in
the present and prospective position Of affairs there The
Bank was ia critical position, but exchanges with the cont
nent were nearly balanced and further extensive importa
lions Of corn were aeceary they have again turned in
favor Of England the first Of August few weeks
DELAY Of the crop will, however be pregnant with nearly
as much ushiefa failure by continuing the drain past the
pont at which bask sustain it. The Of specie
which have gone forward from Mexico win be very opportune in
assisting the bank silver indeed and in England not legal
tender ha. been used with great by send
ng il To the and purchasing herewith the floating bills
on London IL any there but little probabt that any
Of the restrictive measures Of the bank will be relaxed far
a. 20 allow OF anv investments in American Stocks The
suit here be still farther depreciation ia those stocks
and commode. which depend upon borrowing carry them
Through We may therefore look forward TO entire change
in the system of doing business and while the uni~ed
dit system OF the Noe SCHOOL, borne dswn healthy bust.
mes. will arise based upon actual wealth. The power to mo-
nspose being gone free trade and individual rights will
orce more be In the ascendant.
sale. at the stock Exchange.
shares bk Of Commerce s5i 20 do s5l0 DO bk ~ Y.
l3i-i0e do Phoenix bk ss 60 do 972 do Leather Manu
turcr biz i0sl2 do Seventh wd bh s2o0 DO Delaware
Hudson ga so do 6si es0s 200 do 67 IS do ST. b60 - do
Am III BIZ 1911 do ~ A. Trust 81 $50 do esi Lao 10 DO
s4 60 do GA 100 DO 6425 do Vckburg blk 49, 100 do 36
.l5ds5g do Amer lns Co l0660do Mer Ex Go Co.'S do
Canton Co. Bait $3.50 do Mohawk do Paterson
n sal 90 do s3l 6Ods-50 do Bost Prov 1000 do
Jersey do slonngon X 23a SO do 23ii00 DO
Harlem an $50 ssnw I20 as so do Az 81 do All NV,
90 do $500 do an 100 10 AL b3ods 80 do AIT b2o 100
Az 100 do as NV 900 do Corporation Bonds s7i.
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DARK THEATRE-THIs EVENINC ID, ,o
will be performed the comedy OF BACHEfo k,a RIJsr'
TONS-Mr Wilton Mr. Cam Emily Willoa Mr. Cres-
wick 49," S''
acts OF THE ARTISTS WIFE-Clermoot Mr. RANCE
Lady Charlotte Cier nont Mrs. Richardson.
To conclude with III. Comedy Of HONEST THIEVES
league, Mr. Shaw, Mrs. Day. Mrs. Wheatley.
Doors open al 7persrmanoe 10 al half pat
Box Tickets $l-Pit 50 cents-Calery ,2ocens.
NATIONAL THEATRE Corser OF Churcl and Leonard
~ streets, ten doors from Broadway-Ar. WALLACE,
Lessee.
For the heueHt of Mr. For est
Mr. Forrest as Cardinal Rchieu, and the last agh cf
90 THIS EVENING Saturday, September 4 will be pro.
Play Of RiCHELlEU, or, the COMMUNICATIONS
Richsieu, Mr.. Forrest.
To conclude with Knowles play of WILLIAM TELL
William Tell, Mr.. Forrest.
Boxes, $lP 30 cents-Gaery, rs cents Doors oren Il
quarter before o'clock Curtain rise half past O'clock
precisely.
limited number Of tickets for SALE early applSca-
ton at the box office Box book from 10 ill auls
powERY THEATRE-T.s s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN
- AGER AND DiRECTOR-Th.s evening. ~in
performed.
GIAFAR AL BARMEKI; Or the Fire Worshippers-fos
the 10Th ti~e stage, written expressly for this Thea
tre ny the late Mrs LOUISA Medina Hambn authoress og
MaIsdetto and other popular plays.-Haroun al Ra
sfhid, MIR Procor-GiafAr al Barmeki, Mr. Barry-Kha-
toun, Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with, 9th tne, new Nautical Meo-
Drama, entitled, THE BLA X SCHOONER, or THE Pr
RATE SLAYER ARMSTAD! feuaded on ths lar. erI
trsordiuary piracy, muiiny and murder!
Pedro Montes Captain Of the Schooner owner of the
Slaves Mr. Forster Cabrera, Mate of the Schooner Mr.
Powell Juan R"s1 supseasS Mr. Hall nea daughter Of
Doors open o'clock the At Quar-
ter before precisely
Prce.-Boues IS eents-Pn s7a cents-ti,u.ry a.eeH.
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Packets 10 depart.

Packets 10 depart.
LsND0N.
Montreal, Griding, Sept. 10
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 40
LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Glover, Sept. Z
Sheffield. Allen, Sept. Is
Oxford, Rathbone, sept. -
HAvRE.
Emerald, Orne, Sept. 8
8. dc Grasse, Sept 10
Poland, Anthony. Sept. ~
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NEW YORK and New Jersey Dye and Print worhs-C acs
Nv No O7 William street between Maiden lane and Johs
street.-The proprietos &C this establishment - prepared 10
dye print and finish slhs sans, grapes aud GRAPE
shav ces servings, hosiery glove, erinss, cloths cassi
&c and 9Th cstten and wooen goods IN general Hx
alec carries ON the fancy lob diving busires s4ira
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asRcI< syas Il Arr.vS

fRckC,ls e. Arrive.
LONDON.
Quebec, Hebard, Aug. 10
b. Queen rs. Roberts, Sept. 2
LIVERPOOL
United States, Fisher, Aug. I
; America, Barstow, Aug. 7
HAvRp.
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
Albany, Johnston, Aug. /
BRISTOL.
q. Western [ 81 Hosken Aug24
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Ss2,7SO,OOQ

This shows that the aggregate amount has been slightly in
creased the OF the securities somewhat changed
for the the post notes have increased by which the
balance against this city has been increased This difficulty
tempting rate of interest at which those
notes arc offered system of boserng pursued
quarte which persons encouraged to invest in
sure. and when the money lent carried of, those very
persons who encouraged the operation, raise hue and
against the for carrying of the money lent him I'm
der this operation money has became daily and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-07

MI hDAME AUGUSTINE from Paris, informs the ladies
l OF New York that she has arrived IN ih. city where
she intends TO follow her profession fssALs PHYSICIAN,
and ~ that caracit, offers her with the fullest
hdence OF being able 10 give entire satisfaction having studied
uader several of the distinguished professors Of Paris
Madame As sddres. go Broadway two doos irsn anal
street. Attendance from lcsck am. u 7 pm.
NIB Thu poor receive advice stsfs between the hosrs
OF 10 ard l2each day. ~ lm'fs
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CARTIER AND THOKP,
Book, Jeh and : .ialegne PrinserS,


Ne. IS, Exchange Place.
DOCKS Pamphlets, Cards. Circulars, Hzndbills, Gaia.
- logues and every description OF Mercantile Law No
tarial Blanks, executed the most moderate terms
Mess Carter and Tbsrp thanks for the very liberal
patronage hitherto extended TO them and would respcc
inform the public that their type presses, &c entirely
ard Of the most approved style they entertain but little
doubt Of giving satisfaction to all who may enrus them with
orders.
90 he particular, No. So Exchange Place. s6-in'
DOCKS OF HERALDRY.-T BROWN, Stone Seal
ID Engraver has removed To 233 Broadway opposite the
ParkCoats Of Arms Crcsts Cypher, Embsmatic Subjects
&c. engraved stone Diamonds topaxes crystals,
&c.bougbt IN the rough cut TO any form. Ladies' Seal
Pencil Cases, Sgne Rings Me- engraved with Coats Of Arms,
Cresis, Notices, any other devie
Coats Of Arms painted and forwarded any part Of the
United States.
Books Of Heradry kept with upwards Of 100000 names
Goats sf Arms found s6-2r
DUCKLIN's PATENT RAILWAY LOOKING STOVE.
- As the approaching for houekePers 10 supply
themselves with this useful and necessary article their sen
ton solicited, before purchasing TO the Railway Steve,
being altogether the best In the market for the purposes Of
cooking Hundreds have been od in this city within the last
IL months and every instance far known have given
perfect satisfaction
Also for SALE the Orr at Western Cooking Stove for
ships boats and hotels. IL is exhibiting the Me
ehanics' Fair, Castle Garden l.. FIELD,
s6-lms 231 Water street.
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IL ibLO > GAi>DES AM NV oaLOUN.-wIL-
IN LIAM NIBLO respectfully that this Estsb.
lishmer Is oren for the SEASON.
THIS EVENING, Saturday, Sept Z,
The Raye Family will appear their most successful pan.
tomi~e chilled the Green Monster, the Dream Accom-
plished.
The evenings entertainments will commence with the RE,
VOLVING STATUES.
To conclude with the GREEN MONSTER
Civil and efficient Officers will attendance To preseryS
good order and prevent the admission Of improper
No postponement at time visitors Garden can
pass from the street. through the Grand Promenade Pro-
menads Saloon, free from damp II e a all times
Tickets 30 cents.
Doors open at 1.-THE entertainments to eomx.ence at
O'Clock.
Onnibusses will and from the City tn. Gar
den. during the evening. Iy1l-y
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8 Powell, SO Cornhill Boston Mass.
Mortimer a Mo xbray, Baltimore, Md
N. March, Exchange place Portsmosth NH
Joseph Gill, Richmond, Va.
Lewis Johnson Washington, DC.
Z. Parkhurst, Cincinnati Ohio.
Brown AND Welsh, Delaware, Delaware Co. Ohio.
s shouP, Dayton Montsom Ohio. 4
4. Clark, Troy NY.
John Reson Railway, NJ.
8. u. Caldwell, Syracuse, NY.
William L. Eastcn, Lowvie, NY.
Peter Van Setback, Kinderhook, NY.
+. Jones, Jamaica, LII
Garfield < Robins, Hartford, Conn.
!. Hardesty, Harrissnburs, Va
Samuel Westcott, Hudson, NY
II. q. Lincoln, Hslowe, Me-
Miller Go. Hagarstown, Nd
Charles Cruikssank, Georgetown, DC. :
Crane Wallace, Goshen, NY.
Benjamin Earl < Co., Fall River, Mass.
A. l. Hall, Fayetteville, NC.
Z. Johnson Franka, Oaio.
Thos. n. Dawson Sen, Easton, Md.
J. II. Wheely Dover, H.
STEPHEN Van Schaick, Albany, Ny.
Benam Old, Newark Nj.
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out The United States.
vNANTED-Two colored women-one to cook and the
w other to work and do the chamber work Coed
commentators required. Apply at Ala Houston.st. g
yTANTED-A Boy in a Bookstor..-A gentrel Lad want
w ed ia Bookstore immediately Apply at 357 Broad
way. %
M ANTED An aa,ve Id about " 10 years Of age,
w TO attend in Dry Goods Store. Oae who has had
experience the retail dry good business would be
satisfied with his board and small for the frst
year may apply at LAG Fulton street. Brooklyn. 50 w.
ID OARD.-A gentleman and his wife, three single
ID gentleman, can have handsomely furnished with
board, by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken auIa-ilm.
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RTlFlCiAL TEETH-Is.ertsd the pv,scple Of
"A Atmospheric Pressure from single tooth a completes
set, BY w. Thorn, Surgical Mechanical Dentist freu
London AS Broadway entrance in Howard a -oGce hours
from eight until sin au3I Iw.s
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W Ho WANTS CHEAP CLoTHEs1-- Reader II YOU do,
w just call at MAJORS Cheap Tailoring and CiolhinG
Esabshm.at No. AL Grand street. the corner Opposite
Wuet where you will make saving Of least per cent
For instance max csa Of superne English coth Of any
color from SIS to $40 which from 81 to $40 less
prces made IA the best elegant
hs Other garments as also ready made clothes, cold -
equally low prices lot Of superne Goats ordered dsrn~
the past year and not called for, will be sold
au7-ins. J. MAJOR
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DAVlL'ON, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New York
The subscriber would be pleased to have vacancies
about to be made by the departure Of few families from the
Pavilion filled and in order that they may long
cuped he takes The Of informing his friends the
public that Of the best mny By early
applications; and he would all state that IL his intention
tesp the house spes with all the late
in the his bosrders may be pleased remain
The balls will be regularly continued every Friday evening
and the Kesdal band will be retained.
The accommodations for bathing, billiards, se-
passed
The steamboats, Water Witch and Cinderella leave each ~ay
Every few hours, from IA M, iii pm
So GEORGE PIERIs
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nlsEAsks " The EfE.-DR. WHEELER with
~ hdence assures the public that there scarcely any dis
ease 10 which that tender and beautiful srv,n THE EYE
SUBJECT that does sot yield 10 his humane and successful mode
- treatment References given to the families and stte~
dane. ms Once - Greenwich street. Battery rc@
a. NJ until p NJ after which he devo,es his time 70
do patients. aus su,ss
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NJ EW WEEkLY.-This morning a Weekly appears
~ called the New York Pearl Ladies Literary Repos
tory will be issued from No. l6 Nassau There
in contributions from various ers Davis Fay and
Others Among its articles are Love board Steamboat
York" Camp Meetiag" Tomb of Sigourney BY the Rev
Charles A. Davis" SEM II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-07

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