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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

marsh-4Oo bxs sugar Poppe-ioo &F C Horsmeyer-
Rowland Aspnwas7 bags coffee Dbl picked up at sea-
Mason SGd SSs na Rsiss.e' 10 cG
Poss., PR-Per Easlslso hhds Ay mar Co, Dbl
FALMOUTH, yan-Pr Smith Tmile-is puns rum 20 bags pi
meno ~, pcs ogwood csk pcs old "copper" oranges
vT.Jos-Per Emeue-. kegs saltpe.rs do cream tar
sGds cha"s f lot old rigging 200 cedar logs
MI. s: s$e; s1Tss
CosSS ibis Wilson oss eGsSn Lee ps.
i PORK X G Basa rS co as
bs S's cotton sa%nes PpTG box Berhop
SMITH SMITH s%S 1,g in.
III. nqla.ss s.;n,oa
Per Gr.eian Lis hhd sugar FTaneia@5o LeSelic-
Per IIls %olsssss Hurlbut Cote hhds
s.ses asu SHs GSs .ss PsS. Sss
mas Roberts Co 500 pigs lead los bb flour TO order
E s, Sf csafR%sS 'o
Per hhds ss b6s molasse' Jonsos sonsa
Moa1 I'm S,r Rosers Idars5s bales cotton LunDay &
Per Gssn-.5 bales cotton iTobroof Nelson &
owands Son Co-ss do 5000 slaves Center Col bale
Pc Cems 7 bales cotton Colt Coz Do 10 bags Glib
PEI Orauo-as bales cotton H Rowland son-ss Car.
Matthews-ls w Allen-is w Kelly-2o logs cedar 10
Wheeler Hudder-I bale deer skins Nj Birdsa-2 pkgs G.
Babcock-6 Walden * Thomas
ArALAcHcoLA-Per .adamant-lso bales cotton Barow <
Pope &c Maitland Kennedy Coz North, Manning & Pat
rick =
Per Tandereriee bales cotton Colt Co-I2 do w Al
dar j Demarct
Per Ne,c Engand-3i bales cotton Barstow & Popes5 do
North, Manning Hoyt-63 Maitland Kennedy * Cog hides
A r Mount 80 do bales skins Matthews Armstrong.
Per OlynthuS26 bales cotton Halord Brancker Co.'S
North Manning Hoyt-s6 Barstow Popeisi sticks cedar
A Houghton-l3 bales to order.
Per EHen-ls, bales cotton Center Colo sticks cedar
A Houghton.
ST. JosEPHs-Per 4leJdnder-6O bales cotton Halford
Brancker Co-so " Colt Co-s4s Hogan Miln-s2 5 w
Lewis-3l Barstow & Pope-20W Volant.
KEY WEsTPe fds0 bxs so bales
dar Atkns-ot old copper to master.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
lamentations.

CA,ro>-P,r Eben Prebie-iisq chests tea VIM Auretsn
1000 s5tO ch chts $50 rolls mating pkgs mdz
narl-st III chs tea I1w-les do Low Co-3 pkqs mdy
n T. Gibson Coiqcs silk Bohen-is0 rolls mating
Whites NJ bxs teas r Dema2o chests Chadwick-ts
CO slk Hpnter-lO bys tea Cary Coz pkes Apple.
to-io 10 n rolls mating S. chs tea chs oil Crooker
. BIS go rolls mating 500 chts tea 90 order 800
Nvtt-Per Sr Edr HaBhon-25s cks oil % bids tierces
Cunningham Buchanan zoe b,s Newbcld-it CASKS oil
Is7 do white lead 80 do putty Is do stone More
prod--ss cks oil 20 stone 80 DO co l te order.
lamp black q Morcweod43 chairs Hart Merr-7s bss to
order.
CLsscow-Per Merchan-iOo tons coal Glover NcMurry
Il bale w Mitchell Col bv Sword, stanford Co2 hds
cs wine Baldwin Co0s cks beer Reyburn Wander.
vert-2ro rig iron II Irwin SO cks to ordes.
MsLkckFr Iecd-9fk IiohoNes f33 W DO $50 ~ DO rat
sins Macon Tomps casks OIL u Douglass 500 bxs
raisin Thompson AdamsTO bills wine so chs 1903 bss 1924
hf 10 1919 do raus Harmony Co250 nj bxs f5i ar DO
Wilson Brown.
AfHc -Pr Roertissss hides Q71s lbs coffee isi doyory
eo kns 1900 scgars 3s douoons $500 40 ounces gold
CcRscos-P Tam bales peanuts 80 do skins
II ncs mahogany SIS bhls salt Fauk son. -,
Per Pdlrdiis logs mahogany bds skins If do 53pcs
ANANs-Per No'mG3sO bvs cs NJ Taylor bx mdz
ldwin &COok-SO boxs Chasfern Touyerti case
Mason Thor rson-i do Was-i do seRars Big cof
fee Hogan Nj cses "a bags coffee Clark COi02
bs sugar Tay lor2 bxs ManyenadO-2s5 do
Chspre9 bales tobacco DE Busto-- BIZ Lasalla2 bgs
coffee Harmony Col hx 2eoo sfears Tsrper-l
Riichie-so2 bass coffee sundry Ikgs q order.
NArANzAsFfr Chart0ffe-iOohhds Spoord TilesOn
CO.'S bNs Taylor-s5 hhis moasses Depryster Whit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

the Horse Shoe being short captaa woohouse
sy;s sssGdH hsrpee
Their letter bags will Gpn News Rooms al the
bile has been got off apparently unnsd lowed to that
and IVORY bound New Yoi Cape May s' %ar,
q slspcion ssiLCapasin Cozens of the Canary at Will
r ifgssis on 3 ds rgG
s.n soad f but s'a % pcS % o
sS w n %s pa" e % %ei sS" r f
or twenty mem came on dark of her
@ o s Of " s
who S m she sd 50 %fS sy
chasing me the next day gave reason TO believe
got satSrs caG % % om" % bang cruise
Brig fremont, lat 30 N, len ss W.
United States Ports.
e iy Pair , pvsor Could New York wind NE to
Nfwgonr, May 2oarr Trader NichOlson Marblehead, N
sps y p a4 H Fos %n a9 DE- Nyo, lanes
%s do % Ri K L9n r1c% 81
orde Pattern do baltic MeI pemar 1sse'eH
Pnn.PrLrH May EAR Superior, De Hart, New York
May sssid Three Brothers, Lony, Nyorl; 49,
AtsxasDnA DC May al-sd Victory Pcnheld NYork
RlcnMoNp, May 2o-sld Psmss, Rogers. NYork
put in IN distress With oss Of Sre and
m al, As. sprung, ssky &c. :, ,,.,
R-guus Martin NYork Is Repeater Lincoln, do Caroline
Dudley BerLice.
CHiRLEsToN, May is-ar Meredian, Williams. NYork;
Mary Aver Premboln Kingston, ia 18TH cid Chilli Morris
GroRGErowS May 2o--sd Marmion, NYork
SAyANNAi May i7-cd Clinton, Lyon NYork; Exchange,
BudsioTd, DO
%ay % ysf Es;isg SS,s'TFs; "a
New Hamphre Harding, Livcpcol Aun Tucker do; Raah,
gsnys de- ,r9Sha,tnn Briggs de; ouence, Robinson, New
NT s Ma 21arr raGdcEs Ewss New York
Sarah Lee, Blythe New York; Adich Baker Agenora
Iardner verpoo Robert Center, Shepherd, Havana 18Th
iayre, lcknown, Lverfoc Olive, Byow, Boston, Sheran,
Calvin Lawrence' New York Cleared Edinburgh Houdette
San Juan d Puerto; Grandee, Gcris New York; Joseph
Brown, Read do.
,,AP,LAcHrcoLA, May s-ar Monia, Haynes NYork cid.
Camilla, Mandsl York, do New England, Croker do.
PENshcoLA, MAY Carr Georgia, Nichols New York Sailed
Richard Taylor, Croker, do.
Foreign Ports.
CANToS, " days snce-ln portAsia, Lion Thomas Per
klns Oscar scius Luconce, Ann MacKm Lotus barque
papraso' ship samarang brig Arele ship Lehgh, to sail
March q seen, same day, Arnold Wells.
,HAvANA May s-ln port Rapid Ward, for New York room
Wyoming, Dunn, freight charter; A. T.. Ludant do. and
M,rANz.s, May SIN port Clio Warwick for New York
10 days, aud many others. Sl'd Ann, Dixv, Cowes
OF ST. DomNGo-i2 days SINCE Fort Leon from New
no JANEiRo April fla Platte for Monevide. sds bark
plato nnc; brig Congress- for NOeans ds brig Orleans
for Cos.t OF A friea, iOds. 'e w. UTE "s'i"'
CiLLAo Feb. Carr Mary Chiffon, Drew, New Yok (and
Valparaiso Sailed 2h Monezuma Copp Canton tsopgan
Spencer, Guayqull. " ' ""'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
BY EXPRESS.

Correspondence Of the HERALD

WASHINGTON CITY, MAY %, 1910.
The honorable and patriotic Catos, who form the
American Congress, are not exactly agreed to the
day when that precmnent body of wisdom, and glory,
and honor, and praise and thanksgiving ought to ad-
journ; and those who have painted for the ''Watcr
Brooks, and thirsted for relief, which dissolution
would be likely to afford, WILL in all probability, be
left to exercise their patience till the middle July
and if they can, sit easily and composedly on the
three legged stool of repentance.
Eight round and hard dollars, provided they rush
into mans pocket, each and every day, possess u
wonderful influence, and prepare most men to sub.
NIT 10 =" heap of grief" as they say in Virginia
and assure you that the eight dollars aforesaid"
the day, have " mighty" influence in reconcling
Congressman to his fate. They extend ones
patriotic ardor, chink sweety and merrily in
the pocket, and make Congressional roarer''
endure deal of sold sorrow, and all for the good of
his country. And let me tell yon, that such is the
holy and patriotic ardOr, that is produced the
minds of men, that there are in the House of Repre-
sentatives at least two hundred and ten members,
who would sit here till eternity rocks its base"
or till the " thunder drum of heaven sounds the
dissolution of all things, and all for the good of their
country.
1t is said by some, that an adjournment will take
place about the LIST of july whilst the more patrio-
tic contend that the country will assuredly be damn
cd If an adjournment takes place before the 18th Of
July. It'll an anxiom of the law salique," that of
two evils we should always choose the least. l am
of that opinion it is said that it would be an
evil for Congress to adjourn, and not pass all the
bills before it, and that it would be evil if the
the country were damned. 1 do not doubt either
fact; and as l would choose the lesser evil, I'd
sooner see the nation damned, than Congress in
session another week. 1t has already been in ses-
sion three months longer than it ought to have
been, and II its members were not dead to all
sense OF shame, II would adjourn on Monday. Ii
has sucked long enough, and shoppers ought to be
placed on the tats of the treasury.
The Senate did not sit today IT has nothing to
do, and to its credit be it said it long since mani
tested disposition TO joum.
In the House Of Repres entatives, Mr.. Underwood,
of Kentucky, moved to be discharged from the Sc
lect Committee the Rice Garland and Jesse A.
Dynum affair, because he said the committee would
never be able to report. The House did not believe
him, and would not comply with his wishes. An
attempt was made to postpone the Presumption Bill
till after the Sub-Treasury Bill is disposed of but
II did not succeed The rest of the day, under the
standing rules of the House, was devoted to private
bills. Yours, SC.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
Pa sseuuers Arrived.

GL,sGow-ShiB Merchcnt-James Bradshaw l. scott-iqi
siecrage
MsLAos-Brig Eecia-L Miniurn and lady.
HsVAyA-Shi3 Norm Mrs ID A simmons, 3 & Tharing
aud child Mess Fellows aud Coolidge aud lady, Miss
II Anderson, w II simmons, Dridcy, Miss Tuckerman,
DE- Leslie, Hsy. Becker, DrC n Belot. Heailey
CsP yiuens, Negrets Mrs l5o.lst, Mr.; EshherEsn,
BrEwvp.-Brig Quadrvpi,-Nrs aud isCoek Mrs Ester,
Mis- Wiuslow.
MArANzAs- Brig CharioHs-TF How land
Nsw ORLyASs-ShiP Emig-Mrs NJ SWAIN snd child,
rem Miss Mcclure. Mrs Green William lady and
servt Besse Manning. w Strung. Suagctt. Mrs A n
Russell John GUN. Hopping, Humphreys and ay-is
steeragc
Bls Sno'rMr slsbce and lady, + Weeks Mr. Hunt, Mr.
CARY.
Monur-lrig Robert .qdarpsMrs aud Miss Benton Capt
\ Bill, Capt W Sister - = Gertes, Chs NJ Mitchell
Brig MScon-C Smith, n Clark
Brfg I'D Noges-Dr Howad and lady, May, Messrs Full
er Alden. Faulkner, sharp Byington, Lsferty Smith r
kins. arl Miller.
RrsLscmi.oL,-Brig Nec Engiand MIR Menkel and FAM
ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

DIBLIC SALE OF D,IILtAs--The sale Of 1900 Double
Dahi,s which was 10 have taken place Friday, the
% n inst saered thus5og vii b. sold at " O'Clock on
Wsduesdav newt the 2Tth as No. 100 Broadway,
e John sire. by Mr. T. Gloser-wil be in baskets con
faint ~ labelled AVID all vsry superb sorts. Catalogues
ready IN Tuesi,y at " John street aud a Mr.. tlo
ver store ss Pearl street aud tn Dsas TO be seen from
dav 10 the time Of sale. further sale
m, rs 81 GEO e. THORBURN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

S33,lO5.S54
S2s,435,66O

Total value S33lO5s54 S2s 43jssO
This shows diminished value article
d which the increased quantity has than
diminished price Every merchant of the fact that small
the southern business last deal less has
done this consequently the south has pay while the
value Of supplies from the West has decreased
tims the value ofeypors has scarcely diminished Why
then that exchange the North at prem per NJ
Orleans when at the time last merely nominal?
The facts selEevdent The apparent adverse
change is merely the depreciation of paper caused by the
fraudulent suspension Of the banks agents this city
to buy their deprecated funds the expense of the southern
dealer The conclusion to be drawn from these figures rress
taby produces the conviction that the suspension the
Banks swndIng operation purely for their emoument
The L. s. Bank cannot esume- crushed beneath worth
less speculation Its and influence has thus govern
ed the public, and furnished ample shield protect the
ether banks in their nefarous The public
however fully nced that the interests ofcommerce
promoted by suspension.
We have adyices from Tampco to the instant Commerce
dull The arrival of conducta with about 81 in
specie had created stir the ror Only $50 this
TO the United statethe residue shipped
England The arrival Of another conduca hourly expect
ed bringing specie, part of which destined for this
try The British brig Of war Serpent leave immediate
y for Jamaica, with $500 Ooo in specie An English packet left
the day previous for Havana, with s7osOOo in specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

Immediately after the suspen sen and during the panic Incl
dent Rpen that specie TO cent prem
and then gradually fell per cent about the LIST March
This the natural result of the great shipment of
The banks called upon furnish the OF shipment
October and their natural action would give them the largest
circulation December after which time the maturity OF bills
would reduce their and the
give them balance in their favor against the north
This vas the year February according the, fol-
lowing table Of exchange.
SgGHr BILLS o New YORK A New ORLEANS FROM OCT
1885, TO MAY 1910, AND DURING THE SAME PERIOD LAST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

DEMOYAL.-MIss WRIGHT. French and English Stay
~ and Corset Maker, respectfully informs her friends and
customers, she has removed her Corset Warehouse i Bow
cry Broom street where she ,till continues
TO nnucture the above Of the best materials aud superior
work.
Miss w returns her thanks forhe liberal patronage she has
aud hopes in strict attention neaness and good
shape durability reasonable prices not 10 be surpassed by
IN the city.
NB-Lsds Riding Coz SETS Misses Braces TO improve the
shape also general Of Corsets ready made, al all
prices. -. ........... -. -
MISS lbf bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

The banks in New Orleans to the LIST JAN 1882 were
preparing resume The contraction incident that mea
healthy and the movements of produce brought the
balance February and March This encouraged
purchases the nor at this season the premium was no@ha
although good done at the north what
different do for this preea although the
exports from New Orleans have been about the same in value
year The following table OF the principal
ces of export their quantities aud values, compared with
last year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
A CARD.

A CARD.
IANFs IASCALA late of Hair Dressing Establishment
Astor House. where he has been 30 fsvoraby known
number years begs leave respectfully 10 inform his
friends and the public that he has entered nto coparneshp
with John Corrao the Washington Hotel Broadway hthe
line Of business where persons who IT, WIZ
served with the Champoo FULLY confidently chat with strict
enon his business will continue 20 deserve and obtain
the paronag, OF his friends aud the public which Is hereby
earnestly solicited. my y I'm
ID OOFING--TO MASTER BUILDERS AND PRO.
~ PRIRTORs-The shscrksrs would call the attention Of
those whose interest IL to have tight and durable roof 20
highly improved plan sos 18th Tin
plates Those VIII will sie the roIhls TO exmins
his model roots laid by him. will be convinced
that thr roof eht and remain long the
"s'er''' o' ""'c" '"' 'o0' . UFL WEST,
my9s 81 Rviugtcn and Esses street. New York
RoARD-Tvo % thres nllcpen e12 have ss,y furnish
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

state of Trade.

The vessels which from Europe bring very light
fre for the The demandor goods from the interior
appears have ceased nd5e markets consequently be-
markets has rather exceeded the receipts
the canal navaon is uninterrupted This has caused an
6rmncss the Of hodcrs Western
Floor held at which sales 70 small extent have
CoTro~-There has been far business doing IN
through the week ard prices have closed about the rate
rent after the arrival Of the British Queen The
kets generally TO have improved The by the
Great Western reached New Orleans the 18TH the
feet uf her VISIBLE markets. The follow
table Of stock sales prices aud remarks at the different
main 10 he eks irwin IN eI.Va ux.l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
DIR. LEVITT. DENTIST,

40 BROADWAY, entrance in Warren street,
WILL feel much pleasure showing how his plan II insert
w w ing Teeth on the Frineipls Of ATMOSPHERIC PRES.
SURE differs from that usually adopted with the important
results from It's application As DR. has nothing about
secre, he wishes the public TO ludg. for the n,scyes
tFrom the Sunday Morning Atlas ef April "a, 1870.
From long personal acausntance with the practice snde
periebee OF Mr. Leyet Dentist most cordially
mend his principle practssd by him
self the greatest advancement In aud the perfection OF de
tisry.
Hour. Of attendance only from o'clock in the morning to
S o'clock afternoon. apo imrs%
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

5S3- LECTURES ON POPULAR ANATOMY AND
PHfSlOLOGY.-Dr BEDFORD will deliver the seventh
lecture of his at CLINTON HALL on Tuesday
may 2sth Lecture to commence at light o'clock Single
tickets, 5ocens tickets and admit two ladies and one gen
ueman, one dollar. Subject DIGESTION. nv % 2t+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

On Saturday morning Charles young Of the late Dr.
G. q. BRUNEI, aged n YEAR,.
His elatous and the friends and acquaintance ofhe family
respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral this afternoon
o'clock, from the residence Of his mother, So Broom street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
Exponrs FROM NEW ORLEANS, FROM Ger |, 1885, MAY,
1910, AS COMPARED WITH THE SAME

In this fad that the quantities exported have been much
superior to those of last year. while the value has been much
the The increased quantities have augmented the
100 cent over last The following is table Of the
receipts of produce ::
REsEIPrs Produce New ORLEANS OCTOBER, 1885
MAY. 1910, AS COMPARED THE SAME PERIOD LAST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

NEW THEATRE OF MIRTH AND NARlETY.-The
~ public Is respectfully informed this Th.str aie "a.
Franklin 1hesre) viii open MONDAY EVENING, May
25h, with and efficient company. stus OF celebrity.
newly painted and decorated throughout. with
entire st-gc.
Gg3- PIT, ons shing-Upper Boxes, Two shings-Dress
Circle. Three Shillngs
Monlay and Tgeslay Evenings will be performed. LOVE
AND CHARlI1-Threc characters, with Mrs GiBns.
After which. MANAGERS SON-Six char cters, with a
variety q sngr6 ard pnnfps Ma:.sT pan%sp Which
Mrs. Gibbs To be followed by ballet called JIM
CROW AND ALL HIS FAMlLN-Jm Crew. Master lie-
mond Ths whole 90 conclude With the farce of the SIN SIM
rLETONS-Lord Speculate, Mr.. formsn.
Doors At y performances to commence al VI o'clock
M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
SEVENTH WARD BANK;

sEyENTTH WARD BASK,}
THE stockholders this id'tiiusn are hereby no. fed
at 1 bs an onis for and VIII be held
the sth day ofJue next.
NJ order Of the Board 'rRn 1oel0eN NJ until o'clock
InyaaJe9' ALFRED $. FRASER, Cashier
=, pS7- NORTH BEND AssOCIATIoN.-The members Of
the trans action Of business at Headquarters this evening at
my2s It. WADE B. woRRALL, Rec Secretary
ROOMS TO LET-A furnished front room, pleasantly
Sc sj"inng room unfnisSed in ppy S,e'
to s ssmsn eo FcI e. MS be let
ply Robinson street 'eco.d door College place
GLOBE HOTEL.The su'scriber has recently added to
g. sab shment the hsuse No 81 Broadway which he has
sd Sdr;i% Ss a
,niransf e No q .. Broadway. Also hall eomnancs
The house will continued on the European Fan which has
giwn so much satisfaction to all.
f1 q house are "
TO cs WHO ss .o E
are9ifed him from abe FIRST Tsmeni he identified with
RENTING attention to merit continuance their Kindness.
The Bo'tGS Courier Phlsdeph, U $: Gazette Baltimore
Sar,C6 ccarf oh. Journal Ns% o,an. Bee ssd
Montreal and asi, ASMi sTsSsy vii
friends in New York, for payment = nyas iot
Tls.Sn w sH'ss ,s"S s Es
ssi ss srF Gf' % .@S
second Day, 4. eeGesnPur,e $500 two mile heats
ha pay SEQ :ls o1 rs for all ass'e S
900 ne ske The second beet receive back his stake
/ RggEoId cerbia name imp br Passenger by LANCER
a Qtisvay p Har, sr. Andrewetta by Andrew,
SSi'g Il var II s By Mon
samuel Laird names eh. Clarion, By Monmouth
same D 5sy, y PURSE sc Of siSo@'.ile heats.
oneouh Of each Of the above to to the second
o. BAILEY Secretary.
,,r s, TIC stable; q,"y H;-s, John 3 CcSdip ca
the Course the stables Of Laird and several others
% W ECO q FISH ri f21 soSo Mr. IL whsSSf l EG
Monday May IS. TO commence At eight o'clock -
my s Love !; Il, hs Eed red Rose m Burns
RoysWife Of Aldvalloeh". ...........Mr. Grant
: Thou hsst left me ever Jarnier ......... Burns.
sawye JOHNNIE coming quo She" ......... Very old.
IN the Morning saryS .............. Hamilton
" l.nd Mary. ';'''' 's''.s'..'.s..'. Buns
Tickets 60 cents, 20 be had at the doors. myQs.lt
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPLAINT.-For a
alarmed had sroihers with these diseases had
the best medical advice in vain remedy ed with
very had bad cough loss Of snd MN!
@ OF kT P IAE ~. %sdcin sA AZ!
ed like ehar Its m RDREfegE b, ?, T GSlsI public
90 The genuine medicine Is sold at g55 Bowery also by
EseV,s "rV H,ll. Bridgeport. g. D. pbips Nerbu,v
u HIGGINS EIirabe,htowu; G. Hemstrest, Troy; R,vls
Co. Albany. my % steSltwy.
TilOS BILL, Auctionser.
n II IN continuation, vol able Furniture stock Of
.gsn! LooSingGias'rs, washsiands, Chairs, Bue,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
WORMS-WORMS.

yvORMS have caused thousands or deaths. sHARMAN'S
w WORM LoZENGEs will Ger ainiy destroy them
fsrnli. have used themthey fail
RR- G, u. &. CHURCHILL, has used them IN over so
with 10 Of and Of hts-con
sdcrs them the oy nfble medicine known, and advises
all 20 them.
Dr. Eas rnoud, DR. Hope Oculis Hon. b. Boards
ley Gen. Van Ransellaer Col .. Haines and 1900
others might be aided Of their wonderful virtues.
Sold 1T Os Nassau street s Chatham, ESQ Bowery and 1879
Fulton street Brooklyn. myHy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

pOARDTwo " three g,ncmen can have ne,tLy furnish
roops with board b. applying AZ No 10 Park Place
or English and wrench spoken mys TN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25

EIK-WOKkS -UNTIED STATES LABOKATOKI-
The subscriber respectfully to his
customers and the public generally that his stock Of exhb
Fireworks this viii far exceed attempts that
have been made this country heretofore Of
the aud br liant designs that have been produced
in Europe any other country.
Particulars agency i'll be given future advertisements
ISAAC EDGE, j., Pyrotechnist,
myisstis' Jersey City Laboratory.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-25
No. II PECK SLIP.

DOCTOR EVANS, Senior. is in Attendance at his old
~ stand from A. NJ till 10 NJ. daily, where his Old and
friends respectfully inTiied to CALL when particular
medical aid is required.
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