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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08
CONGRESS-.
IL SENATE

MONDAY, FEsrCAsY ,. 1910.
~ NJ. Smith, of Indiana Several petitions OF male
snd female ci'izous of JciIerson county, Indiana. again.l
slavery IA different forms and on the question Ulthcir
ietep'ton. the mOI'on was laii on the table.
by AiE Buchanan Several petitions Of ike kind.
o. whirh the motion 10 receive Was laid on the table.
ti-r, :.Cu cilizcus of York and Adams counties. in
Pennsylvsnin. asking that a moderate duty might DE
impact on silk Imported i,io the United States.
Ais, 'f'Wa citizens OF Philadelphia. asking the SANE.
Mr.. u. said he was instructed 10 say that this memo
rial was signei b. every large importing house ia
that city.
By Mr.. Clay From ;. L. Smith and others. asking
That n new department OF the Government may be
formed 20 preside over education and y -iculturc.
The peution goes into a history of The advantages 10
be derived irom such a department of The Government
IN the collection and dissemination OF useful Know
ledge. IN The propagation ,. seeds. implements Of hus-
bandry. Dc.
On Iroiicn of Nj. Uu.hari, The "bnl 10 provide for
Inc payment Of donages sustained by individuals by
wars with the Indian tribes in 1880" vas taken up.
and made the order of The day fr Monday week next.
On motion ofMr Iierce. the hill 10 continue the
Office CT Commissioner Of Pensions. and 10 transfer the
pension business heretofore transacted in the Navy
Department 10 that Office" was considered IA Commit.
tee OF thc Whole. ard ordered to be- engrssscd
AloiHt resolution was introduced by Mr.. Tapr an
To tie effect that all petitions presented TO cilhe- 60,
OF Congress, and uufiVorhly reported On, -.o,IJ -,
again he received, unless On alilavii o. IN. oaI,;~,
al and important testimony.
\ Resolution was suhmittef ,, MIR Smith orc,,
necicui. calling on The : rc,srv of W. 20 s,,,o 81,
difference Ofcosi bei'Jc IN cast ron ca,,o, ,nI .r,.I
kind. "1' - e"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08

GREAT HARRISON CoSvENTIoN.-NOiwiihsianding
the GOODNESS Of The weaiher, last Saturday was 4 glori.
Gus day FOR lha Wings of Old Portrg g. About II a.
clock q large and respectable number o! the true and
pltriotc wings from every portion Of the county. assem-
BLEED IN IN" conri house, full OF enthusiasm and good
spirits TO TosToad TO the nomination Of Harrison and
Tylo-. and exchange feelings and sentiments upon the
great and important Interests and principles for which
ihey are now ccnteading The convention was al
dressed by Daniel Y. Tilden. William weimorc, Cyrus
PrcntisS AMI Z. y. Sll. Esls. and Soc. Thomas Earl.
which adde" interest and enthusiasm to the proceed.
ings Of tho day. Perfect harmony and good feeling
prevailed, and those who attended. returned home with
Tie iGli assurance aud urn determine ion Of using e.
cry honorable cxcriOn and means TO promote The cen,.
raj welfare oi the country and with the watch. words
HARRISON AND REFORM. send Old Tippecan, e
ou' OF this county IN November next. with 1000 m g..
JoF'y' OHIO SGr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08
DIETS or TIE srArEs.

.re Senate resumed The consideration oftae report
Of the select committee on NJ. Bentoa's resolutions,
respecting the debts ofihc States. and especially in re-
gard 10 their sumption by the United States Govern
ment.
Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama. spoke At large IN yindica,ion
OF the report and committee, and against the d;s,r.bu-
ton among the States OF any poticn Of tie public rev.
enue, and mainly on the ground that II would now be
equivalent TO an assumption of The debts OF the States.
Mr.. Critenden replied briefly. and manly to the cE
ieet that he had always been in favor Of a ius, an
equal distribution Of the proceeds of the lands amanE
the States as their rightiul property and much mo.s
would lac now be in favor OF il when some Of them
were in difficulty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08

2 BBLS. Whskey just received on consign.
u meni. and for sale by
feb 9 FORSYTH. MOORE & CLARKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-08

md here IS 'hc treasury. where Tho oTrrhotIe-.
heip theInsclees-who iol nc people 10 r1y the Eng.
TED gro0ms. who dress The Enelish hosss. that dr,S,
hc giidod coach OF Martin, the pretended Dctuocntu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

QACES-UNION COURSE LONG ISLAND.-A Great
IL and Brilliant Day Tuesday, October 1870, Six Races
IN that Day.
The New York Jockey Club of the all absorb
interest excited by the approaching elections have deter
mined their entire Fall Meeting single day. ard the
Six Races made for the week will be the first Tuesday in
October 9Th inst, being the PursesFour Mile Heals
Three Mile HeatsTwo Mile Heats and Three Sweepstakes
The Races will commence at eleven o'clock and continue
throug bout the day.
LIST Racs-sweepstakes for years old, Two Mile Heats
entrance $780, forfeit $500 Three subscribers
end RaceSweeptakss for old Mile Heats, entrance
SlOe, forfeit SIS. -Four subscribers
Bird Race.-Purse $500, Two Mile Heats.
18th Race.-Purse $500, -Four Mile Heats.
9Th Race.-Purse $500, Three Mile Heats.
9th Raee.-Sweepsakes for years old, Two Mile Heats
entrance 5000 forfeit $50. Three Subscribers.
The charge for gentlemen introduced by member into
the osed space whether resident nonresident Of New
York; will be reduced to So whilst the Of and pub
stand will remain at the usual price Of ordinary days
Race.
The FIRST train OF Cars will leave the South Ferry at
o'clock and throughout the day TO give facility
to visitors TO the Course this exciting occasion
Refreshments will be provided for the Club and the Pablo,
passports be given that day to pass out OF the
gates and return. -
ALEXR l.. BOTTS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
Il O Il Fl Z l. A ID | E 5.
No EXCUSE FOR HAIRY UPPER LIPS, sc

DR, T. FELIX GoURAUD's DEPILATORY row,
III SEFEGTuALLr yPRoo Alb bp HA a
WHiTIH0uT The SLIGHTEST INJURY TO THE SKIN.
the New York and Philadelphia press, will bspeak for hi in
valuable addition to the toilette the confidence of all who
1--WE have seen tested Dr. GouRAuDs Depatory Powders
and recommend ats use nth confidence to all ladies annoyed
with speriuons hair, eeetualy removes hair in few min
utes without the least injury TO the skin"N y Eve. Star
There not greater 10 morals, than
superhuOus hair especially when they stealing they
times WILL the face Of beauty Dr. GoRAUpis Dep-
skim This worth iao%ins1N sunday A Es1'' 10 the
Dr. CouRApD's Depilatory Powders very superior ar-
Gle for hair have seen tested ana
It's use to harry feed aides "-Tattler.
DIR OouKiUps Powders for destroying superlous hairs
without injury TO the skin, most capital aruce-Phlla
delphla Chronicle.
ave have seen tried Dr. GouaAuDs Depatory Powder for
PA Spirit of the Times.
We have Of GoRAyDs Depilaory powders APP
cuticle."-Daiy News.
absolutely female beauty IL matters not how
handsome aud well fashioned ID ladys face III there Is ie
eas Of surface about even such az only be
discovered BY objectionable can hay, real claims to
the beautiful SHperluous h0rs and false 81 female
utter deestatonthe former especially We could
think falling with bears
resemblance the back Of half picked goose and wonder
satisfied, from have seen that Dr. Gourauds
few minutes, without the least injury 20 fhe skin unlike
vile compositions which have been put forth TO effect this OBJ
the attention of the ladies', they the article with
perfect mpuniy Dshdes who troubled with hair the
Gallon Of this -emedy-[NY sunday Mercury.
To be had wholesale and retail at No 81 Walker street
rOUs to see testied on the Skin Of the yrder to
purchasing be graed with the proof of the entire safety
and efficacy OF these powders Letters must be post
paid Orders executed for the country from one bottle to one
gross. s2s Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
WORM LOZENGES.

CHFRNAys WORN LoZENOEs are the greatest
- worm medicine IN the world.
DR. CHURCHILL has -sed them in 6ly eases, cured
aud three Of h He considers them safe and
sure aud recon mends them to all.
Mr. j. b MONIES has used ke- IN has family with entire
Of his friends have great eoshaeaes in
them.
Of Cts. occasionally y worms. -.
m. Hon b n. BEARDsLEY thinks they have saved the
f of one his children II had beeH long time in decline
and attended by the best physcians without relief
uA fmi, doctor Recommended shermans Worm Loresges
. Inc only hope he did and hro.gh the blessing OF God
his child weanother living evidence ofher wonder
mi ,r-ss Mr. b. says family SHOULD be without them
More than 2co certificates might be added Of their truly
wonderful properties.
ssld the warehouse ZOE Nassau street door sbeve
Ann Chatham 2e0 Bleeeker; Dodds.
Broadway and 30 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
n. IA .rh. b.ar, hnrs -oIss Rr aso
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
J. PEASE & SON.

IN recon mendirg the CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HOtE-
HOUND CANDY, renowned for coughs, colds hosrse
ness, asthma difficulty ofbreathing pain N The side or breast
splitting Of blood caarrhs papalon Of the heart oppression
the chest, whoopng cough, dheuly or prouse
aud all diseases leading consumption OF which
hons become victims and nmoned TO mmely
grave Tor ncgectng what call simple cold, but
from which leads Ca consumption,
The Projectors daily receiving the most haerng ac-
Of iisucces, and struly gratifying TO gay hss the
n,dcine People II is used by the medc. faculty,
the clergy aud advocated By the whole New
Yors and IL in the house Of most OF citizens IL
may without the least fear Of danger and another
material advantage II has all other medicinal compound
sn, has already effected the OF thousands consisting OF
Clergy counseors public speakers singers
and Others Of the highest respectfully To satisfy the pub
lie fiction in relation 10 this Medicine, we
show forth few references ~ order that The scepch may
call aud see the undersigned individually. ,.,-,
Jsnuer So Henry street y TOwncr, 70 Charles street
A. Whtiock. SO Water st. J. Allen, 1903 Orange st.
A I,,srl. ms Whilst st w. Freeman ri2 Henry al.
J. CLARK, "a Division 81. J. Cooper - Divirion st
ID smith. lts Grand ct. J. Raden, No. ~ Division ST.
D Mormsr iOs liain st, sexton to the NJ. y. church,
prooklvn Forsyth street.
R,vpolds a. Christy &. s. Benedict Chatham St
q Thompson. SO OurtIandt J. Patten. i2s Cedar st.
y 4. Ciennsn, SOC Pearl 81 " Furnace Ys Macson 81
c. Deevan. n Maiden lane. o. Dbon, ~ Ridge at
j. Damon, isi Chatham St n. Lyel Carroll place.
J. Cioham, 81 East Broadway. -
These only speck 20 what have obtsined Please
call ssd Judge for yourselves. ,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are net APPOINTED agents and
none uni ssesch package signed PEASE son,
Division street liberal disceunt ao ~ed 20 sgent. All
Letters post paid will be diligently attended TO- City letters
must he handed IN. they will not be attended 10. -
Parties and Hotels furnished with Ice Cream and Blanc
Nsnge, al shillings per quart. . 81,
The Saloon Is opes every evening during the week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
EIKXKy DIS

MRS MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY.
wi SICIAN of NEW YORK, havingjust received large
quantity COTS and oils frsm Europe not TO
will be able those diseases
which have baed the skill the most
Nrs MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases to human and especially the
foowng ofhewover long standng tic doloreur
ton, hunos, scrofqa salt rheum, kings evil eankeT ring
worms catarrh scadhead, dyspepsia debility, spinal afec
tons nervous nptoms white sellings asthma, jauRdice
liver complaint hemorrhoid, and female weaknesses
fits offalln sickness and lher diseases.
No mineral Of any kind used hhy "a
boring under weaknesses consult Mrs AOTI
with perfect confidence Hours patients from
until NJ her residence s Spring street Swest s'dt oil
Broadway AL letters the country promptly
states U2oSn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
TO POLITICAL, MUSICAL, DANCING, AND
OTHER PARTIES. ,.,,r<>., ,,,


TEL is now esmpete order; Il comprises the entire Of
the second story of the oat main buidng "a feet by 81
the walls 81 feet high wi arched ceiling The
finish ofhi beautiful Hall Of the most elegant End ehaste
moders styles u thoroughly ventilated, having Lofty win
sides and its extreme height gives To the veiee
either in singing speaking, efeetual reverberaon
proprietor confident that when its convenience or To-
cation rontng broadway, between Chamber and keaIe s
and adv internal arrangements considered nc VIII
not be dee presumpuous calling the public attention TO
il as the splendid and Saloons for public
meetings. public dnnes balls concerts. &C. in this city or m
the United st,tes. -
Ills own personal and unrerat ing attention aud ereron
will be wanting retain the present liberal patronage
upon the asngton Hotel aud to secure for the
finished Hell that attention and support which ts emi
newt adv antages jsstly entitle slslmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
NEW YORK FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1910.
EXHIBITION AT MIR. LOCKWOOD'S ROOM
(4ll Broadway, opposite the Apollo
NEW DIOHAMA.

NEW DIOHAMA.
azAmong the many exhibitions Which have been seen
& Without sss p ssse ss,: MxFF
PoRA MA sense Of The word painted BY Monsieur
D''''''' rfs itsS3, ~ $Ss'PiSh
r. rom view rom the entrance of the
LA & &iisss TIE DE iMiSUIT,,
'' d Mont at Paris, $780,.
spared in sitting the to make and com
The exhibitions will commence o'clock tn the afternoon
and continue every half hour until 10 o'clock ~ NE
and Novel Dorana the price Of ad5sion will be ~ cents
scSaSs
hlbon during the of hours can be on liberal
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNs-The subseri
beers are pow opespg splendid assortment Of Cutlery
snd iis s sy
sion be sold at W. i2S Pr C ais pea,
ST Plstt st.
WINES Sc-GiLBtRT DAVIS As Pine street, offers the
Champagnes-Nupiial Oak, ycrznsy and other brands, all
hansen, Chartnt erg s 60.
Burgundy s-ClOs lie Yougeo Chambertin, Romance, Vol
Cla5ets-Cha,esu Ma5rs. ST. Julien Cas- de Estorpsl sc
Madeira-Od Howard March Sto- Cliyeras Blackburns
sherYs-old Harmony, Castor & Gastreionas Duff, Cor
Porsoii London market direct importation; pipes Old
oac vintage 1909 soft as silk; half do old Ot.rJ Dupuy
&Co. fine grape.
Gins pipes old Holland Gin pure sehedam s2s lwis
PATENT ARMS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Notice hereby gwen that at citing Of the Directors
Company held ON the 23d inst IN Jersey City, for the
urpose OF electirg officers.
THOMAS A. EMMETT, Esq. OF New York was unan-
nously reelected President iand JOHN EHLERS ofNew
Jersey Treasurer and Secretary said Institution for the
ensuing year. 49,
The public will take notice from this day
will be considered valid unless signed by the Pres
dent Treasurer by them sde consented
Any debts due to the Patent Arms Manufacturing Company
be paid except on the receipt ofhe President Treasurer
sos 6m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
WRITING

MIR BRIsTOw,s sTAYIN NEW YORK Is LIMITED
a sfLENDIp Meress,ils and ep''oliry hhAd ovAHAS'
Aespsnr No 9ss BsoapuAr between TIE .aericen Hotel
ond Park Pise, ~
T.sn. R.9ress rsO~ s'a TO S. and to continue J'r
Mr. BRIsTOw has returned 10 New York from very
sscce.sfu visit to Boston, aud Rt-orENED hs DAY and
EVENING classes for aides and Gentlemen Of ALL AGES
lsaY from Oyear) tat No aS Broadway I'd door below
pKsIsou. TO ertepd the utility Of his popular system Of
Writing and bring within the means and grenadines Of
every one troubled with bad hasd, Mr. Brssw has, for
TIE only made grea, reduction ~ h- ,erms IRON
Twelve Sir dollars aud he tsts that the Lediss aud Gen
tem.n OF New York and BROOKLrN, viii roV take the OPP
Poituny OF acqsrns under this economical arrangement
beautiful and erpedtos hand in " easy lcsons-suited 10
d,lcs, Letter Writing Bills Of krehsnee Invoices sales
Orders Notes, Receipts Accounts Current, KEN short 20
all the purposes Of Life and Business.
IL TrELrr LEssoNs one he.r ,aeA no matter no" BAD,
The LADIES
meet daily and "a; thy taught neat, dekcafe and
THE GENTLEMEN
aeauire bold free expeditions and mercantile hand-Evcning
classes from tos - --.-.-
Merchsats and srasgcrs vsttiar New ORR san ake
co,,rs. 10 \ ar 4 Aav - s2slm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
Circulation of the Herald.

gos- Individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
eher names and numbers at the Heraia ONCE, "a
Asn street. We have one of the best corps OF car
Ciers IN New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive men. This will be better arrangement
IN M depending for supply on the chance sales In
The stseefs Of late great numbers Of citizens have
ar Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, Instead of buying it ia the street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

n HATs-FALL FASHIONS, isis-The subscriber re-
N spectuy informs his friends customers and the public
hand, expressly for the Fail
Trade elegant assortment of Moleskn Silk and Beaver
Hats, the following extreme low prices yr-sk Hats
bodies short MOleskin Hats
ss fine Nua Fur Hats So and SO so fine Beaver Hats,
He socits all from those who desire TO style
and economy the selection of the above article Also
hand general assortment of gentlemens Otter Far and
Clsh chdrns velvet, CLOTH and fancy Caps boys fur
and silk Hats. &C.
The would also state that he has made
ponding reduction in the prices Of his Caps.
ais ms WILLIAM BANTA. 1870 Chatham st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
THE MOST PERFECT
WIGS AN ID CA l. p )
IN THE WORLD.
CRISTADORO,

ns BROADWAY. OPPOSITE st, PAuL's AND NEXT
pEGs 10 inform his friends asd the public that continues
ID 10 make al the shortest NOTICE ard h soy -
band IN. yery LARGEsT AssonTMnhNT OF Ihs
MOST PERFECT WIGS ANB sCAlPs ever desirned
long experience aud unrem.iied e this
business convinced the subscriber 81 the act
Tss WHO'S and sCALPs that he particularly invites
the public inspect OF aconsrncton ence simple
and they reader the metallic springs altogether
thereby doing with UNPLEASANT pres
sur, or headache which these sometimes occasion They
are sso the head hrray than by the metslls
springs and finally they are Infinitely more hght snd
pieasauf o the wearer.
ensve and great variety ofGentemen Fancy
Articles. Call and see. Ub sm'
GENCY FOR THE IAMsnuRG FIRE INsU.
n RANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall street. near fearl-
This company eonnnet nsrre description Of proper
" against damage By srns through
p;r.esors &C z.hrissie Richard w. Rsdses John Var
lo.L.rrk Jer-uish Johnsop George strosg, Samuel w
I~vsrr- jobs Morrel John lexgst, John ssrap samuel
WI.,s Charles o. Handy, Lennel Reherdsor, w z. Pow
Jess D. Pswrws, Secretary.
Wssh,rston Fest Agent New York psm
CERTIFICATEs Of pEPOsIrEs Of the New rork
vi J. THOMPSON, "A wall u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
FEY Err A N ID A q u 4.

FEW K r A N ID "A q y Z.
CURED BIZ the original asd genuine Rowsnds Tonic Mis-.
" ture Vegetable Febrfug. any yet IN doubt az
10 s eficacy, let them read the following, viz;
To the afflicted whonsoever u may concern hereby
or fever and asue the month Of August 1889 and usab ~
attend to business any Kind applied 20 some the best
physcians New have been the New York general
hospital msnth and taken agr,st variety OF mss
enes BY ply scass and n~sts recon
mended BY friends but all 10 good leontnued to grow
and had about there help for me- n
yfrends thought vast going into consumption usil
heard Of the efficacy Rewards Tonic rtsre 81 the
prorrisior's New York Agent. Immediately eogmeneed
taking this medicine, aud on the time tosk The first dose OF
a. decided relief. and after taking two bottles have
attend 10 my usual good health alter having seen
cop6nsd nearly with almost ineesrant chs and FEVER
In srude the Inventor and proprietor Of valuable re-
e1v and with desire that all others Afflicted az have been
this medicine dee it, duty which DO most cheer
fully recon- mend ands Tonic MIXTURE "a the ehee
tusI remedy the fever and do believe bad not
been Ter the efficacy ofhs nedcne would nov have
been no more DENNIS OWENS,s s. Johns al
New YORK May goth, 1880.
wholesale and retail By o. FAY general agent at Mil.
ncrs dug store broadway Frankn House and at 100
Fulton street. eorn,r William. ss im'
MR. HOT TLEIF sEIDELL consignes Of one case ~ VI.
wi ship ocssnus, from Ha're IN Novrmberlss requested
q. IL y ''' BOYD HIScKEN,s Ton,ine Building.
QED BACK, EASTERN, SAFETY FUNp Also, Penn.
sylvaria Baltimore Virginia, District OF Columbia, rur-
'"''''A ~ '"e 'o"''' g. J. SYLVESTER.
sir swall At and lao Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
NEW STORE, AND ALL NEW GOODS

NtW SIUNt, MD NIL NV NOVbo'
@ JUST opened corner Broadway and Canal si
With pairs OF ladies' hoe French buskrs rai
ter ties and slippers Of all the coors Of shion misses and
charens Boots Shoes Of the latest ashon the handsom
Dress Boots for S3 so and warranted
goods fac French and cali Boots from s. 50 to So
warranted equ. IS So boots with the great variety OF
description too NUMEROUS to mention e per Seness
the Ladies proof and India Rub
Der Shoes. Also gentemen cork soed Boots just call and
Judge for yourselves s Broadway, anal street
WAIVER cos, at ITs Hudson, Canal; or oso
Canal street, largest assortment best a.ay aud cheapest
In Inc Halted States. $50 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02

Wgp,rER's GREAT SPEECH IN WALL STREET.
in our report of this mighty effort of intellect,
SOME errors of trfing character escaped our re-
yorters, arising from the hurry of publishing
daily paper. These errors will be corrected in
our Weekly Herald, and the speech made perfect
We mention this for the information of those who
copy the report from daily edition. As for the
seporss ia the Wall street papers of yesterday ex
.eept that of the Star s. Times, there is not one
without the spirit, souor words Of Mr.
Webster
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
THE GYMNASIUMS,
90. f.pEEN AND ANN STREETS

POS GREEN AND % ANN STREETS,
RE- now in full operation The exercises therein we'll
~ adapted all aud experience ha shown that they
dc, dedy superior TO all Others for preserving the
health the constitution and fully developing the
muscles Certificates from the eminent yscaEs of
this and rhadphs in ofhese exereiss taught
by Mr. Fsiler b. at either OF the establishments
spsrrng and Fencing taught the most approved ptn
Ajnnior class for Gymnastics alternately at Green and Ann
In addition aud altogether independent Of the other ercr
has lately established Bowling Alley, Gloi.
Shooting Gallery TO which gentlemen sub
scribe without becoming members OF the Cymsasium.
An Ev Mig Class will be formed Immediately and continue
during thu " Iter. SIS 2w-
DENTST'S FILES-Superior dentists Files, just
IL ed and for sale, wholesale aud RETAIL At
FEUCHTWANGLRs Pharmacy, go Broadway.
$40 corner Pearl 1T
H. ALIENS BORN. No SO Exchange Place, no stars,
d arrv ais received full assortment o German
and French Dry Goods, consisting Of
Velves-Figured and plain, for Merchant Tsilors. ,
sergesFrsneh Of different widths and super English 80
wide, assorted. -.
Lustring.-Iiaian and limitations, Of assorted widths
Cravas-Itaan T.fet-, Gros grain and iniison % 10
40 inch Ronlals 6, and variety OF figured eraysts
Hatt-rs Plssh-Moleskin and long nap Hat Bands and
Bicdngs.
LaeT-Tkread and Edgings, very rich assortment also
Blond, Cspes, Collars aad Eubfoderies. $50
Vestings-A variety of plain and figured Sans and Silks
RbboHs-Ts IA and Gsllooas assorted cases NO. II to
IA, Velvet Ribbons, black and colored
Sh,sls-A variety OF Silk. and 81 and Cotton
Boet Cords-A few cases No. and :. -.
And aso great variety Of Trimmings, Tapes, Bobeins
Budings, Fringcs. nc. NC. sc