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The native American., 1840-06-27

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPL ES.--1he only e5ec
L tual remedy for exeoriated Nipples when properly
used cannot fail TO afford relief The following testi-
lnonaIs from gentlemen eminent in their profession
submitted;
Nstr Hauef l0fh MGy, 1882.
have witnessed the application Of the arttic nip
pe, invented by Dr. Pratt il ated well much to the
satisfaction of the mother The instrument seems well
adapted for such as one afflicted with excorated nipples
TROS HUBBARD, NJ. D., Prof Surgery, Med Inst
Of Yale College, Conn.
Washneior, Febuarg, 4th 1884
Having examined Dr. Pratt's newly invented nipple
shield, aud witnessed its practical applications take
great pleasure in recommending it decidedly superior
to any thing previously known 1t constitutes perfect
remedy for that distressing molady, nipples, dis
ease WHICH so frequently afficts nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL.
Philadelphia, Jcauary 13th, 1884.
Or. Elijah pratt
DEAR SIR. As | feel it matter of much public i'm.
pcrtance to possess for lessinng the terrible snf
terings from " sore nipples" have much pleasure in
being able 70 say that the shield for the preventing and
Of this malady is better adapted to the purpose
than any have heretofore In the two or three
instances have known them TO be used much satisac
ton has been expressed and have hesitation believe
1t will generally succeed. am well persuaded of this
at this moment, that cannot orbear to express wish
that our City, through the various apothecares may be
supplied with them. am yours SC.
w. P. DEVICES.
.Ter Ale at
ToDDS Drug Store.
Jan. limo.
The native American., 1840-06-27

DLANKETS, BLANKETS.-We have on hand a
ID large supply of blankets, which will be sold at rsdu-
ced prices
so heavy French Blankets, fine wool
200 Twist and Single Bed Blankets .."'
hlso-50 Wadded Comforts, three yards long
Jan I5 BRADLEY g. CATLETT
The native American., 1840-06-27
sopuLAR LEcTuKEs oN GEOLOGY. trea,ea
Jan. limo.

popULAR LECTURES ON GEOLOGY, treated
- in very comprehensive manner by K. c. Won
Leonhard Counsellor of State and Professor at the Uni
yersty Of Hcidebug, in Germany, with illustrative en-
cravings, translated BY the Rev. J. G. Marris, A. NJ.
and edited by professor F. Hall, a. D. formerly Profes
bury College, Vermont and afterwards Professor of Chem
istry and Mineroiogy in Washington College, Hartford
First and second axnbers are received
and for sale at the Book and Stationary Store of
w. Nj. MORRISON
Mar z. doors west of Browns Hot el.
The native American., 1840-06-27

A LARGE LOT OF seasonable Dry Goods at very
u low prices, suitable to the pressure of the times
We have on hand about seventyfvc thousand dollars
Woh Of ~hoiee and scasonabe goods, which we intend
to cer voTy low prices, being ouo to reduce our
stock. Iney consist in pert of the following, viz
Moussenes de LANES; plain printed and embroidered
A large stock of Silks, very rich, and great variety
Painted Lawns and Chntzes, new style
Foreign and Domestic Prints
SILK and Cotton Hosiery
SiiE, Mchair and Kid Gloves
Iaconets and Cambria Muslins
Irish Linens warranted unnxed and very cheap
Russian and French Drillings in great variety
Mexican Mixtures and Cotton Drills, for bows wear
Domestic Nanleens
Summer Cloths, Angola Cassimeres, and Ganbroons
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Black and Blue Black Rombasins
Black Love Wells and handkerchiefs
Einen Ca:abric handkerchies, very cheap
Parasos and Bonnets wv.
Marsellles and Corded Skirts
Also, very extensive assortment of Domescs which
with every other article usually kept by u.s. and moi
herein enumerated will offer at such prices as cannot
lai to suit all purchasers, and to correspond with the
eXigences of the times.
April 25 3t. BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1840-06-27

TCE.-To remedy the ineonvenences necessarily at
tending the sale Office by measure Ihave determined
hereafter to sell only by weight measured bushcI OF
Ice weighs from SO to 60 lbs, varying according to the
manner Of measuring quality office &c | shall assume
81 lbs to be the correct standard fer the bushel Tick
cts representing that quantity and its Subdivisions as low
as lbs are now ready for distribution. The price will
be three touris of cent per pound, and this those
who with the season. will be the price through
out the year. With those who large quantities spe
cisl contracts will be made.
The quality of the Ice secured by me this year is
equal if not SUPERIOR TO any before put mp in the
District having been taken from the channe Of the po-
tomac.
mar I4-1mo. S.J.TODD.
The native American., 1840-06-27

CONCENTRATED SIRUP OF SARSAPARILLA
~ For diseases of the skim letter. pimped face, scald
head Sc the concentrated srup OF parlla s when
used in onJnnction with "Sands's Remedy" the most
recual medicine in AS alternative in long stand
ing rheumatic Affections mercual diseases &c it may
he avanageousy used substitute for the various Sc
cret remedies, SwaiRs Potter's, &c. and is recon-
nended by the Faculty preferable any Of that class
nf msdcines Carefully prepared at
Mar9- TODD's Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-06-27

EW NoVELS.--Just published and for sale or
4 circulation by w. NJ MORRISON, doors west
OF Browns Hotel, Coopers .Ao,e the Path Finder
or the Inland Sea.
Also Poor Jack, by Esptan'n.arys palt lst
The native American., 1840-06-27

New MvELs.-Ths Letter Bag Of the Great Yves
IN term Life in Steamer by The author of the say
ings and dongs Of Samuel Slick, Sc Memoirs and Re-
ninscenees Of the French Revolution, by Madam Tuss
and edited BY Francis Heve, ESQ., author of residence
in Greece and Turkey, sc. in vols. Also, Trials Of
the Heart, by Mrs. Bray aufar Of 1reaSny. the Bor.
ders Of the tfanar and Tavy, the Talba. the White
Hoods, Warlegh, SIC. in volumes. /,
For sale at w. M. MoRRISoN's, four doors west Of
Browns Hotel: feb 10
The native American., 1840-06-27

6NOLOGNE WATER-Cologne Water, of exquisite
~ flavor from the establishment Of the original dis-
ler, Jean Marie Farna, Of Cologne for sale at
feb l5-6t TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-06-27

TLEANlNGS nF NATURE, containing ffy.s seven
" groups of Animals and Plants, with popular dss
crppt!ons of their habits by Robert Mudd is for sale at
the Book and Stationary store of
w. NJ. MORRISON,
June Is. Four doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-06-27

D[LES! PILES! PILES cured at last.-This terri,
Il BILE complaint warranted cured in all cases by the
use of Hays Linimen In Of failure, the agents
forbidden to take any pay.
~ Never buy unless it have the signature of Com
stock & Co. the wrapper.
Sold BY WIN. F. Bender, Charles Stott and ctheTs-
original proprietor Solomon Hays
sp II-3m
The native American., 1840-06-27

EsOMETRICAD- VIEW OF THE PRESIDENTS
Il HOUSE, the surrounding public buildings and
private residences, &C., is for sale by W NJ MORRIsON
doors west OF Browns Hotel NAV %
The native American., 1840-06-27

{ have just opened
- A, s-4, and 5.s Fenitlan Carpetngs, to match
On hand, 1000 yards Ingram Carpengs
All of which will be sold unusually cheap
Mar Fl. .. BRADLEY s. CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-06-27


EORDON s. GRAY, HANT'TAlLORS,--
~ Pennsylvania (Eiot's Bah!ings) four doors
East q IL stree!-Have just receive,! superior
scrtnent Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS such
as CLOTHS, CASSiMERES AND VESTINGS, which
they will make up to order at the shortest notice in the
most fashionable style, and very reasonable terms
Among their stock are the following articles:
Giraffe Cass.mers Gamboon,
London Tweeds BomhaZinee,
White and Brown DriIngs
Tippet and Summer Cloths.
A variety Of Cashmere, Satin and Wehs Testings
Stocks Cravats, Handkerchiets
Gloves, suspenders, Umbrellas, Bosoms, Hosiery, &c
SC.
Having purchased all their articles for cash. they
sell on the loves cash ters Their friends and the pub
lie generally respectfully invited to CALI they hope
ny delgence and attention to business, to give general
satisfaction.
April 25-3m. NAT. Int cod 3t.d.p,)
I INEN GOODS.--We have opened this day some
- very cheap Linen Goods, consisting in part Of the
following, viz
10 pieces very fine Irish Linen, warranted pure
30 do heavy undressed do DO do
Heavy Irish sheetings, s-S, GA, ga, to-4 and 1874
wide
Huckaback Diapers, fine and medium
Crash and Russian Diapers
Damask Napkins, fine
Damask Table Cloths and Diapers
feb % BRADLEY g. CATLETT
The native American., 1840-06-27

EOOPER'S Naval History of The United States OF
" America. second edition. with corrections, is just
received and for sale by WM. M. MORRISON,
June 13. -Four doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-06-27

- ECoMMENDED BY THE FACULTY.-How-
~ ards Compound Syrup Of Camageen safe, sim
pie, pleasant and edectua remedy for chronic coughs,
ashmas consumpions, &c.
This syrup has deservedly acquired great reputation
and the confidence Of physicians, remedy in the
Of pulmonary diseases It is not offered as specific but
will be found generally eFectual in the Of chronic
coughs, ashmas &c, and will frequently relieve obstinate
pulmonary diseases.
G5-Wen circumstances admit it should be used under
the direction of physician.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at my pharma
cy, nelr Seven Buildings.
Also, for sale by most of the Druggists in Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore, and throughout the
unltad Stetes. L, HOWARD.
Dec
DEDS. MATTRESSES, &sc.--We have on hand and
- are constantly making
Feather Beds OF prime Western Feathers
Do. do Russian
Hair, Moss, and Shuck Mattresses
Persons wishing 10 procure any Of the above articles
can be supplied OH the lowest terms by
BOTELER & DONN
Nov % Penn. 4 venue, opposite Browns Hotel.
nUMFRIES' ITCH OlNTMENT.--A SAFE certain,
~ and expeditions for the Hch, be il in
vcterate in Cas Hours duplication only! No danger
so taking cod Il does not contain the least particle
of Mercury, C. ether dangerous ingredient, and may
&c spI!!a! Sh pesrct safety Istcg 27i ceats box.
For sale at
~. .o--W. IODDG Drug Cto.S.
The native American., 1840-06-27

LNABLEs, original and selected.by the most esteem
E. ed European ami Oriental authors. with an Intro
ductory Dissertation the History of Fables, conpri
sing biographical notices of the most einaen Fabusts
by G. Moir Bussey, illustrated by engraying
designed by j. j. Grandvie, is for sale at the Roos; and
Stationary store of w. M. MORRISON.
June H. -Four doors west of Brown Hotel
The native American., 1840-06-27
orllct b. rnAnsroarArlon B. axn 0. RR.

nlCKENSS Twist, Nicholas Nick
~ Ieby Pckwick Papers, & Boz's Sketches, bound
in unlorm sets, are for sale ny
W. nj. MORRISON.
June I3 doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-06-27

noMEsTIC GOODS, SO PACKAGES, VERY
- CHEAP.-We have opened in the Sd story of our
sorehouse the following imported and domestic goods
which will be sold by the piece very chap for cash. OF
to punctual customers:
~ cases fine bleached long Shirtings
IL do heavy DO do do at r2I-2 cents
10 do common furniture Prints
- do HaadsorGe style Caiicoes, for 'l2 / 2 cents
% bales Sd brown Cottons
8 do A very fine brown shgtiaes
do Russia Diapers
90 s,ssh 1st;. % 90 Gocl quality
case Long Lawns
do csr5ric Nusns
100 iozea cottoa I:as6 ard I-ali -:ace
LOO do couaol Li1ea 2la;.-.c + exa-. kier ys-v
cheap BkADLE. i CaTLLTT'
mar -
The native American., 1840-06-27


Marshall with orders for his fortunately the messen
before the fugitive arrested and bronoht
today hung on the second
Friday month The murder perperated obedience
supersuous custom prevalent the Krooman
kills another his
condition having taken some Will;
by which the of murder taken off,
land without bringing the evils which would follow b
footsteps This fellow JAcK had committed
had fed but after long Absence return and in or ~
had by show of Kindness induced
Except this have anv thing oeon
in the character Of JACK but the contrary has invariably noye @
self rusty and faithful ~
prH lh have finished negotiation the kings Of Tho p
Ycounuy for the purchase OF all the
Pauls from mouth within
distance of twelve or fourteen miles, The
include all the territory (Which any claim In n
places this cannot be less than thirty
fifty. immediately the less probably mo-, moro th
purchase portions of this territory during e wear h
Railways declined having thing do with shod ali aat
The recent hosies between the Colony and their
ccsu termination favor bough them all body here to bee for
renewed OF protection
Of that poeon that would country and tbs ,ke
them wholly dependant on place live
| Of the deeds 'f
BY the with king BRsER Dgby brought within aur iur
don far the Slave NAV be sure sb,
not fail o it eAectualy ~
In conclusion must that Notwithstanding all the exao nary diff
winch we had
hostile naives the business excemen alarm and
expense OF frequent ost; the general affairs
and at this consider the prospect ahead
o In It's domestic the
important changes Among the people there evidently growing
and ability of the
cesed three fo and there abundance products
the Colony for all the wants of the people, With regart
e we have great reason Tor sau 10 the Dser Of al evea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

On Thursday, 10th inst, Yorkvls Harriet ElisaJeih
only child Of William w. and Ann M. Purdy, aged two
years two months and two days. .sf1 r-f
On Wednesday, 18th inst, Sas SimSnser in the 10Th
year Of his age
His friends and acqnaintances respectfully invited
attend his funeral this afternoon at 81 O'Clock from his
late residence ia Prince st. MA
Ga Thursday 10th inst after short and Illness
TAsmos Ryon member OF New York Lodge No. 10 of the
Independent O. Of o. +. W
His friends and acquantances hereby requested to
attend his from his late residence No $50 Bowery
this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Thursday 10th inst, Ameie Coehran aged IL years
and months, wife of A. NJ Cochran. .-.... \
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the Disciples Meeting Room this
afternoon at O'clock.
ON Thursday 10Th inst, aged 4s years, Margaret wife
of William Dickson. t.h,
relatives and acquaintanccs and those of her
in-law Robert Glover, respectfully invited attend
her funeral this afternoon O'clock from 80 Domnick
street.
On Thursday, 10th inst, Francis Demonico, late Of
Switzerland, at the age Of 35 years
His funeral will take place from his late residence, No
South William street this afternoon at half past o'clock
without further notice His friends and those of his
cles respectfully requested to attend. ala
NSuddenly at Jamaica Tuesday last, Rev. Ekas "
Crane for for IA years minister Of the Presbyterian church
in that town. having preached the evening" in the
44th year of his age. .slft
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

resolution has been ntrodue sd into the Georgia Le
gsature nstrucng the and requesting the
of that state in congress 70 oppose the char
tx Of a national bank. istI
The minds of the mercantile community now fast
recovering from the excitement Of the election and set
ting down to their regular business 1t may be proper at
this time review position, and how far the exPeeta
ton of rapid revival in commercial prosperity may be
warranted We have just commenced the commercial
year which begins with with the cotton crop at the LIST
OF October The actual balances OF trade throughout the
Union nearly par in favor Of Now York
than the cost of transportation OF specie The rate for
sterling bills indicate balance in our favor from Great
Brtan and although that Paris is apparently only
entarly So being caused by the interruption Of the
binary business by the passing war cloud in Europe Ar
great whole of debt and although the stock
OF goods on hand in the Atlantic cities not large
they have been in cases yet they sufficiently
I'VE now to productions shall find that they
have exceeded all former precedent The quantity Of
geabe values throughout the United States is % per
cent greater than at any former period of agricultural
productions generally, such breadstuf pork, &s &c.
There large surplus Of the past two years remaining
90 hand onsumed and added to the cotton tobacco
SC will give Of $aOo 100000 OF exchange
.ble values which must become available. The new
crops and manufacturing productions which will be
market will yield larger surplus exchange
able value and may be summed up as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Sa,5o0,ooO

To this aid is solicited, under the sam plea for
msry given by the southern banks viz. that they
resume otherwise That this is be of any real
benefit liz assisting not to be supposed The
proposal appears TO be merely entering WEDGE and
wheuthe New York Banks shall have bccsne close
1y nkei with the rstcn institutions fresh
demands viii be made until all again dragged the
vortex Of insolvency The only course FOR the sound
banks ia to resist the FIRST advances n any balances are
nov Que, take what they get and adrit from the
sinking ship
About ssoOoooo balances may b. due the banks here
and a, Boston from Philadelphia II this should now be
realised might be at loss Of 10000 per The
effect the business Of the two cities within the year.
would However than make mp double the amount,
The other hand, II the banks grant the assistance they
deprive themselves Of part Of their means and place
themselves In the power Of the Philadelphia banks whose
natives undoubtedly to regain that power the
New York banks which they lost last year. and by nvov
dag the whole in another suspension raise universal
cry for National Bank by reehser Of the Unitcd
States Bank.
Tbs instant the credit Of the United states Bank s
somewhat restored by resumption through the aid Of
the eastern banks that credit will be rendered mmcdi
ay available by the sale Of pos, notes other sblga
tons and the being drawn In specie will bring
the banks TO the feet Of the Philadelphia nnancer This
Desperate game IL played by the United states Bank,
10 eonces its present insolvency in universal bank
rup.ey
II the banks refuse thc loan, and INC fhiadciphia
Banks DO not altogether, dscredt and deprc
citation Of the bills 10 great extent mus, fellow that
those Institutions which able will he Obliged 20
sumo, and also, all those throughout, the south. New
York must in such case inevitably be the centre Of tho
future financial movements. The amounts Of pro-
duce, above enumerated will he parted with only for
doubted paper. The sales made by the southern
chants must necessarily be made for notes ayablc in
specie currency. The manufacturers Of the east will seek
Buffalo by way OF the railroad for distributing point for
the Great West The business OF Philadelphia will sink
with the rotten banks In all points Of view, cxpedicncy
policy, and even common safety are against the bolster
ing required by the Philadelphia Institutions the hands
OF our banks -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
Latest Adviccs

New York Post Once.
Pest Once opens at O'clock A. N.
closes at ....................7 NJ
Open Sundays from. q to 10 and i2 to II NJ
MAILS
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonington,
daily except Sundays. ............s An. 8 P.M
Eastern Steamboat MAIL via New Havex.
daily except Sundays. ............... p. n. AM
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ............ Pm
EAstern Way Mail via Harlem, w estchester,
Norwalk &c daily except SsAdays.. I'm. A. NJ
Hartford NM by steamer, daily, except
southern Mail through to New Orleans,
daily. ............lli Pm. ~ p.
Western Mail, daily. III p 81 r.
Northern n AL daily. 81 An. ~ p.
Morning Mall 70 rhiadeiphia "a y. ~. p. NJ.
Southern Way Mail, inc u'kns the principal ca A. NJ
Offices betwees this and Philadelphia, va
Jersey City, Newark, Sc. ............ "a r NJ.
Hudson River Way Mail, both sides. A. N.
-..a &c 81
Long Island Mails. ........... ..... An. x
II p. NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

Cleared.
Victor Gould, Boston, Oak HILL Brown. st Johns River
May w Sos:s. saa sfeS Mar:. IL. jr..
oal rs ~ 2
Msrsani Aa,olesn si%p.ou savannah Sss%iS Leeds
:S; Day; s% w, Gss Gss
;S St'is a.;st ~ nH'sa
Oas ship, two brigs Wind strong from NV, and cold
Sailed.
ship. SS, , Ais Ssses L,'geS Eey
General Record.
For LonSon-Paekei ship President will sail to-day Her
letter bags will Close Gipins Exchange News Ro Jn, at
the usual hour
sehr pieer, Hall. from yYort Cor Boston, va. seen on
s ssss So. WIN 's'1 swept loss Of main
n nj IT. :. e boat. ID &c and deck load
skssss Essisrs lore and at .ehr WA, seen s.lor. o,
Hi . ss m. r., and ;s s:I
is ssi ayi sjib fur IN their proper places. s0"''
Bsrh asIy = s..%.r,. from Rss Jansro report. tha,
acrS%.Ss On he sb Nh Cape s,srs. ss wss sss i
galley cna ses, e. eoSs.
,"d ., r the ssss Of s; s D, Of be, ,s The srss
Af.r TIE gale saw brig dsassed and barb With los: q
Baltimore, in lat IS, Ion so
9th ss Ss s SS ss
spoken.
A.esTs Ns~tern' Nc for ps~s'ar,, Oct ~, Ia, "a N,
Foreign Forts.
Havsss, Oct Atari Della Norl.ans Pach.t Bay Of Non
dars. rhooss Orleans; SD Boston, Eis Burgess
ysrt s.%e. Bo:!esi Asssas Bah, eSsss. No.
biz Li,si, Do, cd Fr,nfsn,s, Bs rS,,,,
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United states Ports.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

On w sdnssdsy evening" 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
whelpley, j. W. Cousteek to 7by jones' second daughter
OF Elisha Jones, deceased.
On Wednesday, 10th inst by the Rev Isaac Orchard,
Lsmn, Derby q to Sarah Caohae Orchard, all Of this
city. ~ cess l..ts1Er
At Poughkeepsie, on Monday 10th inst, by the Rev
Mr. Mann Hiram Sanford Of the u s. Navy, a.
daughter Of the late Jacob House Of Kingston Ulster co..
New York If.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

Import atloRss
vssA Csvx,P ann Lsrisa-7 bales eoehinesl Pc,va
do MotH poitz-s do sarsspara Meyer Sons & Co-si
do jalsy s do cochneal do sarsaparia S4sos 50
gous&iS, 500 III wand Aspinwall-&94s A Brethanpt-
Sls7s Hseaseher Coster-s:osso Carbs-sIa!Os del
Hayo-eIa0 John Grsnxa $1,000 LnsalaSi5o
500 Yiesr Duckwitx-Slso,F March-Siooo n Lard
-SasA SAL BaneSis oco Harmony Co-Ssss Her mann
Bavker-S55Co A G Rossiere & Co.
MY SsLE.ss.Pr M,gan.S .1clu,ively in the
Co-lsa bales cotton Bigeow-se hhds sugar Goochue
Cs-ioo ale casks Johnson s. Lowden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

BALrrmosE Nov I7-arr Mary CLARK Rio Jsseirc.
0EoRGHrows Nov is-ar Equator I'm Frankforti March,
Boston. ~ HN..
ALExA.pRIA, Nov is-ar Phebe Eliza. New York; Two
RcHnorp, Nov is-arr Three Brothsss, Sooy, NYonk.
sAyAsrAH, Noy i4sId Asia, Liverpoo Newark. NYork;
Madisra, do. a4Itt l.. $3.50 4.
MopILa Nov ioar Catharne, Thomsston: ndes, NYork
Clands dol Prudent do; llth Elizabeth Denssn Pos,
NYork.
NEw osrExss Nsy e-srr Rssulss. Liverpoo CISCO Boz
Julia Helen do; cid Niagara Cork and mkt Cotton Plan
ter, Pratt NYork; Cameo, Boston; Propontis, Havre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
DAGUERRE's DIORAMAs.

DAGUERRE'S DIORAMAS.
DAGUFRRr's DiOpANAs. from Paris, lust broueht ~
IL Nessrs. NAFFgr and LoSATs at Nj. LOCkWOOD'S
an Broadway open cry day from n until O'clock,
Z. NJ, and from 9 until 10 IN the evening. -
One sbeau lust received from Paris by Dir Dagusrre,
representing the view sf
PARIS under enables TX. -
A graphic episode 4 the ST. bAlkTHElENfsk lch w.a
be exhbn.d Eeher the axaih view OF VENlCE
Both these abeau being resented with modification, OF
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