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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

MT Office To all whom it may concern public n.tice
lN hereby given that The Corporation Of the United Ger
man Lutheran Churches the City of New York; deem it
ent and proper sell and dispose of the building and
premises, (heng about feet wide front and
by hundred feet deep each de called and known
Saint Matthew'S Church. situate the routhery sidcof
Walker street. between Broadway Elm street the City
of New York. and intend accordingly 10 sell and dispose Of
the same; and the said corporation hereby Offers the said
Church such Germans of Germans who
members of pewhelders in said thdrch, at the
twenty thousand hundred and fifty dollars the pur
binding themselves their and TO
use and occupy the Lutheran church, in which D
vine service shall be performed the English tongue.
The Board Of Trustees will meet San Matthews Church
eight O'Clock in the afternoon Of the 3D. 0th l7h, 24th
and 3lt days of January A $780, in the Vestry Room.
Written applications to purchase, designating the names
and of the proposed purchasers will be received by
the Board if delivered to EDMUND S. DERRY, Esq, At
toraey- law, 81 Wall street, City Of New York.
Dated New York, Dec. rs, A. ID. 1889.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
Dr. EDWARD RUPPERSBERG, Secretary.
approve of the preceding notice and Offer and should not
said offer be complied with, and the above named consdera
put up OF Saint Matthews Church. and pub
shed three Of the daily newspapers printed in the City Of
New York. WILL provided such notice be continued for three
weeks successfully give and grant unto the above named
porat certificate that such notice has been given is
qured the second condition of certain deed of convey
between Benjamin Brdsa Of the City Of New or
and Jerusha his wife of the first part and the Cooperation Of
the United German Lutheran Churches of the City Of New
York, of the second part bearing date the fifteenth day Of
december thousand eight hundred and twenty six and
that the has not been complied with
Dated New York, December Both, 1899
ROBT. II. MORRIS.
ialtJa2St Recorder Of the City of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
GRANDJEAN'S MEDICINAL
III A | r

COMPOSITION, the only cure for Badness. Dsndrif,
u Gray Hair and all diseases Of the Scalp. No. l. Barclay
street doors from Broadway. ". BAN respectable
physicians, ladies and gentlemen in the city attest the
merit ef the composiuor. jail In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

GUITARS AND PIANOs.-LUDECUs VOTER
VI ga Broadway Of Pearl street Importers end Deal.
in Musical luruests Agents fer &. y Martin Scharr
warranted Gvsrs have constantly hand complete
81 Guitars made by the sbovensfned msaucturtrs
Also the much adm red spanish Guitars after Pages" pat
tern.
Orders executed without delay
Also Ell C Nrscal n .irlmeais ED Itasa yons
Music, String.
Two p,rdid rosewood Piano. for sale cheap % In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

DARE AND USEFUL MISUNDERSTANDING q
~ co Manufacturers Of every possible variety q fine
Pearl ivory, tortoise she'll, and leather Pocket books
Gard Cases. Needle Books, and Dressn. Gases,
Writing Dcsks Torfolio,, Ch.Gusr and Chess Board,
Ivory std porcelain Tablets Sc. g.. &c.
Comprising choice variety % superior made arels well
suited appror and useful Gifts Tor The season wholesale
and RETAIL prices corresponding with the times, chsap 90
William corner of Liserty street. dls In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

IA eth Cream Of Lilies beauties anl give, gradual dark
gloss TO the hair promotes its rrowh prevent. its falling
aud eecaay dspdri and sesds Compare with
any other article and ysu will fad il body capable
OF penetrating the rosts Of the hair and Immediately removing
dsndrg other obstacles TO the growth bald places Fer
sale by A. b. D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton J. Wyeh I13
Bewsry syme, 50 aud 330 Bowery DR.. Hart Of
Chambers and Broadway Dewar Of Chambers and
Church ss Guion. $50 broadway Minor Dey
ard Broadway Palmer. 305 Broadway Dickie 4l3 Broad
way Clarke, Houston and Broadway; Ring GA
Broadway Cole aud Ogden, col Broadway Lindsay, IS
9th Avenue Creighton Csrmine and Bedford Dr.
Burnet, 81 Canal street &c nc. Price 80 See lac
smile Of" J. Wyeth"cB each.
Also for sale as above WYErHs MLK OF Roses the only
remover OF feokss pnple aud an erupions Of the
chin. neck from shaving :Slds. other causes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

Two LET.-A handsome suite of three room, with large
closet furnished Or usf rni,hed forming the see 40
Of ~ john Apply the premises 10 ane
O'Clock Tsrns.-Furnshed 50 per week, unfurn'-hes y
per weeks with privilege Of cellar vault yard, cisern Nc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
ATWILL'S MUSIC SALOON.
Plan FORTES A ND MUSIC.

onhnuyr receiving front hr penoP RI G p for is bM ht
fy t Voc iran to- bdp
fever at
short
nd increasing aaogef dd Music Instruction tt Ht artmuto.
c
hhenew ed okohemm
In heyaom fMud,y
price
a6ed6m Music sdong Lre2O Bradwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

rI1ENTH WARD BANK -NOTICE.-The subserb.rs
to the ock of this Bsuk r.qa red pa, ba.
Of the lnstzmsnB due, osfoIe January 21
forfeit the payments made thereon
d2l I'm T. HOOK, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
PATENT WsNDLAss.
y T. ID s T r. a ID.

To- TIE Sulacrlsrs lr Pros and Aiarufsclustt
ere rrepars 10 execute with tsspo al orders r tAsir In
vap,d Tat.pt swsilsd Besn W ni Beicad which
saos universally ud onC The best article YET in
ssDed--ccmsIrin= ease. c3uyc1itncc ai-i durability.
The sackHr .stcd upos ny the wintiss ard sNccd bear
.sae ecrscy islt and free lrJm al liability % sscg still sa,
ar IN elasticity IN the same, yc renders particularly easy
nf simple IN construction. the matter RI plug w aud 1t
vii BE- found Il bu itls trouble iu cou arson a sst
ay othsr construction, is 80 precision ~ s which 'sf
component p1rs fitted sc's safeguard s-anst Le nitro
90, .fos 81 aly bind o. Term.l
Fa t-s care tsxen 90 rcdrr esch Deasiesd perfect their
lsal fs f1r d.1itv viii recommend thea a. purchscc
RIO invited 90 eel. and examine lsrr soreut,
tant
Aso iarf s,s,rsa.rt Of elegant furniture, Nstifss,,
Weather Beds kc covetsr'lv o. hau9
j. wa e SOUTHACK, No. l25 Broadus5,
Jst5T hraakp Hours
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

y DIVISION the for sale Of the celebrated
- Huasr'' Red Drop. Price 81 r.r vial. ial l~
NEW SEED srORE-The subscriber respectfully ir.
~ forms amateurs Of horticulture and the public general
that he ha ust received splendid assortment of Roses Ca
mslias, Rh1dolssaron. Kaniss, am variety Of rare,
precious greenhouse 1s Most then quite ner, and
have never before been introduced this county We keep,
on had lsg stock Of nceent vegetable aud flower Seeds
ofsst years growth. and viii sell al the lowest rates.
WILLIAM WARBURG No Pine q.
BAVARIAN BREWERY ~ NEWARK, n. THE
superior pure Ale. bfeugd n The German sy b. The above
e'ashment 81 r. Warhur constantly on hand aud lor
ale 10 barrels aud half do r fmy also 10 shipping
order. AZ No Pine street lei aoar. di 3m'
- L,uR THG bhCE AND sKiN.'--Church'. Genuine
Il Vegetable L+on r.cornended b the faculty for sli
distes of he face aa1 kl. "a srsdcste' an rmpe sck
is spot, redns, ring and All cuaneou8 erup i'us,
gradually realizing dccate clear sof stin Transforms
The most saow srou into radiant whiien.s renders.
harsh and rough ss beautiful y SOFT smooth aud even i'm
parts u the face, and arms healthy aud juvenile bloom
End BY duo peresrance W application the re, will be
beautiful complexion his Lotion }. exceeded by no Their IN
tie world. suAce % 20 say that has been used with rfea
success N te tied states end West lnt e. without sugs
faint q its stssy For sale At Chufchs Dspeussry
ls Bover corner Of sFsg st. Price 70 eesi' per bottle
ls7 sOdir'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

DR. EULL'S RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-of
~ fee Vesey street Aston House-A Surgeon Of years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cures
evea IN all Of roducbc rupture the strength and
.nona health OF the patient being otherwise snimpared
With proper adaptation Dr. HILLS Truss perfectly 10
the rupHre without pain the least danger the patient
the slightest interruption 10 exercise business
Attendance gwen il private bosses her. required at and
der o'clock, by the Office Surgeon
~ B-rieats cautioned against trusting TO spurious in
ysutons Of Truses advertised improvements upon Hrs
None genuine unless hsy bear the sgssre Of AMOS O.
HULL-snd the only Office IN New YORK 9TH. original one,
formerly Fulton street.; bat No. y.ssy street Aster
Hrse a80-eod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

HOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS
H. NEWELL gives notice that he is constantly recev
ing from his Factory, full supply of seasoaable Boos
Shoes all of his manufacture the materials selected tho
work supervised by him. and every pair warraned he will sell
suStreau or no ,uetreasur ten per cent less Qualities
to the satisfaction ofthe most ncredulsU if they will Only ia
him with call at No. "a Canal st. l44 Chatham ST.
N B-A large assortment Of French goat skin boots on
hand n73n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

A sTRAL, HALL, AS0 NhNTEL LAMPs. jus
II ceived invoice of Astr. Han AND Msntsi Lamps
some entirely rev teas and ~ s,s al reduced Pre- by
Jalou DANIEL 4. DELAvAN, n Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16
PUBLISHED psILy NJ
= . HBEs kgD0N r. ERN n Tf


TERMS or ADVERT1sISG.-The extensive eiresstpee
Ct te EhAtn both IN and country II svper,ss
ehsr1e for advertisers.
ras rwrIvr
f-~ 50 kota DAYS ~ % days. 81 n 10 Gays, - -
q "a is so 2u9t ~ an
,G0IS I7sl 2isli2 $50
goE EfGHr LswCs LEss
y y-.ss... sac months, ESQ
1 month, s'v D h,gAn@ Neo
- All sdvs, stio be paid beicSs their inssrtiort
Advert rncns Inserted in tAs WEavIT HrAApst vi
,sr so.,sre every insertion.
MorSrre HEsAIo-isusd every morning, except svsssy
price oe'ts per copy. County subscriber fr-hss u,
he rate, for any specific PERIOD rsnces N ,ss
vance No paper sent, lassas pad IN advance
WEEgLy HEsALb--ssusd svty Saiusiay Dcr1irs a. a.
clock. p,e GEMS per copy Furnished 10 ,Jls.r ub..
bers az IS per Ia sivane,.
requested ~ s35rc Asr 4. ,r, a
Jsna GordoH Berne Pr Fnstos and Es,si ~ isssvg
business must BE- post
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

DR CoRBITT paybe con'sed in the most confidential
~ manner at his ofhee, ~ City Hall Place. Chatham
stres New York where persons etsd with delicate dis
ea.es old obstinate ueers dyspepsia worms diseases Of the
bladder urehra and kidneys and all diseases arising from
the ssues Of mercury nPury Of blood invited to
call.
Tn. baneu effects arising from u abuss Of mercury needs
description Persons troubled with certain disease
apply Dr. Corb with the perfect Of having 1t
radically cured without particle Of mercury any other
gcrous medicine His charges reasonable and proper
toned the Of the applicant.
no Attendance daily from A NJ. to iOP NJ u27 sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

nor THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAM
Il PAGNE!. CHAMPAGNE! IA large assortment of
the following choice brands, viz Unioa" Heidseck"
STAR" Lambert Co.." Steamboat" Ship" Great
Western" "Lusserne" "Queen Victeria," Bacchus,'
"Eagle,"" Anchor Harp" Constitution" Arrew" be
sides other brands, at the :" Granite Wine Vaus.p
EDW. r. ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings, corner
Broadway aud Chamber ST.; entrance in Chamber St
dl7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

CTAMMERlG CURED.-DR. COMsTOCKS VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from the first OF
September till the last of Junedurng July and August there
vacation All DESTROYS OF Instruction. either for the
of Stammerng Lisping Improvement in Eocuion may
learn the conditions of ANDREW COMsTOCK, NJ. b. los
Mulberry (Arch) street. Philadelphia.
DR.. Constocks Remarks Stammering and
recommendations which he has obtained System of Vo
cal Gymnastics appended to his Circular which be
sent who wish to learn upoS the subject
of his Initiation. Satisfactory references be given
principle cities of the United States. mis- 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

yITANrED.--A man that undersianJs the Tanning and
w Curryng business 20 sosh One caDsbe sf taking
sh,rre % that business may sPyly Ne 81 Pearl st.
jai4T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

NANIEL SWEENEY, III Ann street, returns hts sncsr
~ thanks 10 his friends Tor the liberal sufporhsJ
uniformly rendered him yee he first opened bis ksecory
and them that vii be his tndcavor e. merit
continuance Of their siprobaiol HIS table iurnihss
Nth the best the market affords and those who may honor hi
table with their prcseace may dspcaj upon being served wo
cleanliness. civility and promptitude. jle u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

Eus Prescott has sssoraisd with him his son Frederick
Thls Prescott. under the firm 81 EUSrIs PRESCOTT
SON who will continue 'hs Commission business and mpot.
taon Of WINS. Na. Pine street. anl solicit from bsr
friends heir usual orders purchases . snmsns Of
southern and western produce.
New Ors Jan. lst, ls40 Jas In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

NJ OTCE-Th. e5Psr nsrship between the Subscribers,
sistinC in toe CITY Of New York under the frn Of EUs
IT'S PREsCOTT CO.. expire. b. limitation on Slst IN.
slant The tuss. will be closed by either o the partners
their agent, who will the of the firm oul,
Liquidation. EUsTls PRESCOTT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

- DIVISION the oecs for sa.e Of the celebrated
~ Hunter. Red Drnn. Price 81 Per vial. Ial Nv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

"Then she's got some other kinds Of foreign
birds that says Undertook cabbage, Kinder.
hook cabbage, sour crout sour circuit, Matty, 60
home Matty, 60 home"
IL merely wants to have her bound over to
keep the peace" said Mr.. Timmons, I" and not to
be annoying me-"
"Won't your honor hear met" asked the fat
woman with the frils.
"Yes," said the Recorder; 'step forward"
"Well, you see your honor, haint got bird
in the wide world but parrot, an English lark,
and Guinea hen; and they are all the company
I has since my poor, dear old man died. This
here man, Mr.. Timmons, is very good man,
but he sometimes gets tpsy, and when he does
he says my birds do be singing Tippecanoe songs
and talking politics there amt one on 'em can
speak word, your honor, but the parrot, and
she don't say nothin' but pretty Poll pretty Poll
I believes, your houor, it's all OWN to the inau.
ence of liquor, for when he's sober he don't say
nothing"
"Are you afraid this woman will do you any
injury!" asked the Recorder of Mr.. Timmons
| ~ is not" said Mr.. Timmons; "but only
requests that her birds won't be riggin' me bout
my politics."
40, WELL" said the Recorder, "since the
birds are not amenable to this court, can't
dwell longer on this case. 1t is discharged"
30, Mr.. Timmons, Mr.. Timmons" said the
fat woman with the frills, saint you pretty
next door neighbor to bring poor, lone widder,
that hant got no one but herself and her birds,
| into Court"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18

STATE OF VERMONT, }TO all persons con
DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, IS. l. cerned in the
tate of Moses Ruggles late of Westford, deceased
Elisha Rugges, administrator of the estate of Moses
Ruggles late Of Westford, in said district deceased
having filed in said court his petition, in writing,
ting forth that the of debts against said estate
allowed by the commissioners, is Sl27S50; that
from said administrators first administration account
allowed by said court, appears that there is balance
due from said estate to said administrator of S593
that the amount Of personal hand is $751; 81
and that will be necessary TO sell all the real estate
OF said deceased, together with the reverson of the
WIDOWS dover therein for the payment of the debts
against said estate and the expenses of administration
which real estate consists of the home farm of said
deceased, so called containing, by estimation, one
hundred and twenty five acres, and about thirty five
acres OF land yng on Richardson's Hill which lands
are situate in said Westford and of which the widow
OF the said deceased has been endowed of one third
part and praying said court to grant him license to
sell tie whole Of said estate, together with the reyer-
SION OF the WIDOWS dover for the purpose aforesaid
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth order that said
petition be heard before said at session thereof
to be held at the Registers Office in Burlington on the
second Wednesday of December next, and tina. notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by the publ
cation OF this order containing the substance OF said
petition, three weeks successfully in the Free Press n
newspaper printed in Burlington in the county of
Chtenden. the last of which publications. to be pre
vious to said second Wednesday of December. ls4o
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said District
this llth, day of November, 1870
WIN WESTON P.o;s,..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
MOTHERS.

1t is the glory of our religion, that tit assigns tc
woman her appropriate sphere. In all nations
ancient or modern, not blessed with revelation
and among the followers of Mohammed, whose
imposture is ngrafted on the sacred scriptures,
women, the best instructed and the most elevat.
ed are but slaves of mperious lords, and panders
TO the most debasing passions. Their mental
culture is almost wholly neglected and they are
invariably treated, as belonging to an inferior
order OF beings. But even Judaism, though de-.
signed for people comparatively barbarous
and adapted to rude state of society, exalts
woman to her just rank, as in command of the
decalouge, it requires children to honor their
mother equally with their father.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
A TAILOR'S MACHINE

Giacome Benolni, and Italian tailor. 70.
siding in small town near Berlin IVA. ,
man of brutal and vlndictive character h.
for time he so far mastered nature as - r.; ;u'
duce young woman of the country to ma
ry him. The honeymoon, however u.nod
before its time, and all its sweets were ,nrn'
ed into bitterness. Benolini treated h;. nc,
with such cruelty that she was 70, cod - WI" ."e
hun for separation. The parties me-, i ~
Court, and sentence of divorce was nro
nounced. Upon this Benolini sudarrI,
advanced to the table in the middle of H.,
Court, placed omit small barrel. which he
mad concealed under his cloak, and address.
sing himself to the Judge, declared that thev
ind delivered their own final judgement. far
that the barrel was filled with grunnowd ,w
winch he would instantly explode; and nro'
auc'ng a flint and steel, began to cover his
internal machine with speaks. The Conn,
oe'ng on the ground floor, the Judges. Conn.,
sci, plaintiff, witnesses, and audience ,voro
at once seen scrambling peII-m from tho
windows as well as the doors, leaving tho
Iniuriated tailor to blow up himself aiono
The barrel, however, was well hooped and
though beaoIini continued to shower his
sparks, the contents remained untoucbed
time enough to admit of Gre-eneine beinn
brought, which deluged the tailor with waters
tic was afterwards seized and pinioned, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
New Establishnne

r. WHALING r. CO. inform the public tina,
- they have located themselves in the village OF
burlington and have fitted up store on the east side
OF ., Church street. which may well be drDominated
CheaP-side," nearly opposite the bank of Burlinc.
ION, and are receiving from New York choice selec
non OF goods well suited to the season. which thew
oier Tor sale as !or as purchased in The countrv
|ior reaoy Pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassimeres sanets fannels
,renlios monsne dc LANES dc. choice selec ton,
also OF French, English and American prints, equal
az least, 10 any IN darlington. A general assert.
ineht OF cambrics musns plain and figured, edpinos
nsef,ngs blond aces &c A great variety of shawls
ana dress handkerchies ladies' gloves and hose with
good supply of bleached and unbleached domestic
goods Also good supply of crockery, of the latest
patterns with few elegant astral parlor lamps and
hnally few choice family groceries such as teas
sugars molasses coffee, rice, rasins dry FISH, tobac
we do not pretend TO specify all the kinds, to saw
notlng OF the numerous articles of which each kind
70 composed but suffice it to say that the assortment
wli be found to contain most OF the articles wanted
IN the country; and those that favor us with Their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
d 9d goods, or remnants Our entire stock il new
ana fresh from the market aud has been selected with
ne greatest possible care with reference to the wants
sSoIts ana benefit Of the people But we do not
WISH the public to take word in this matter. bn,
most cordially invite them to call and examine lar
Burlington, Nov 26 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-12-18
THE TRUE SUBLIME

Agentleman was once engaged in con-
troversy with clergyman, and declared
that no writer, ancient or modern, rivallet
Homer in the sublImity of his conventions
10 prove his assertion, he cited the fol.
lowing passage:
"Jove frowns, and darkens more than
halfthe skies" There! cried he, what mas.
sage will you find equal to this A frown
from my heather Omnipotent, overshadows
the skies with darkness.
The clergyman did not ruminate lonp for
an answer. He opposed him by the follow.
ing quotation ofthe Goth chapter of Rev.
Citations, verse llth:
"And l saw great white throne, and Him
mat sat on it, from whose face the earth and
heavens fled away, and there was fonnd M
place for them" Your tabled god, he re-.
marked, could only put half the heavens in
a ferment, by the distoration of his visaoe
Atthe bare appearance ofthe christian Dei1v
shelter. '''