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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-06
NOTICE

nv TIE.
The Semi-annusl meeting Of Board Of the
Vermont Baptist State Convention will b.
holden al The house Of the subscriber la
Whiting, on the second "Wednesday in June
next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ Ii is very deSi-
rable that all the members Of The Board
should be present, as there is important bu-
slness 10 be transacted.
Query. Would il not be well for each
member TO bring along what money he can
collect, that We may be able 10 pay off some
OF our debts
w. G. JOHNSON, Secretary.
whiting April 90, Is4n
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-05-06

ALvAN STEWART.
WILLIAM GooDRLL.
Corresponding Committee ofhe
late National Contention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Auaac Whatever may hsye bsss made, BY concert other
object Tks socs Pennsylvania ed her repus,
and mus continue TO be, on the free RISE"
Here the Bank INDUCES In undsguised exultaon that
its stock stands proudly" and, with such brilliant
prospects," because London Banks who, Is months
ago. gave per cent premium for the stock offer to
sell per cent discount and cannot find buyers any
extent this at time Of extreme abundance Of money
A brilliant prospect" truly!
The suspension othe u Bank has driven specie from
the Southern States almost entirely 1t almost imposs-
BILE to obtain anything for current USE except shinpas
ters, south ofNewYork All the southern cities over
with shnplaser companies precisely the same as
the case in New York in 1887 when banks suspended
and would have been public opinion had tolerated
Suspension As is New York glutted with silver and
the South entirely drained Oft The following is spe
cimen Of the currency in general use at the SOUTH:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
MONEY MARKET.
wednesday, Aug. Ia-6

With the exception of the T. s. Bank stock, which de-
olined per cent, stocks generally more firm. Della
ware and Hudson improved per cent Harlem per cent,
Stonngton per cent Sales Of Indiana dollar bonds
made at 70l 72-Sterlng bonds at 7s 81 per cent.
There is constant endeavor among intriguing men in
Wall street. connected with the Bankst concentrate pow
or in their own hands, in order influence the direction
of the Bank MEANS their benefit Many instances
of this have been before the public the most recent of
which was the White affair of the Manhattan The Me-
chanics Bank formerly under John Fleming met with
difficulties which kelyto be repeated if the Directors
o the Institution take longs Nap" which they
inclined to The Manhattan, it is said, have paid off
the 100000 due the State and have realized about $780,
900 from the list Of doubtful debts by pushing them hard
We will recur to this subject again, in day or two
The bills Of the Fulton Bank Of Boston redeemed
its counter at par.
We have received additional returns of the Free
Banks These comprise nearly all the Banks doing bust
ness under the new law. The returns follows -
Far Ban
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

DUBLTC NOTICE OF MISUNDERSTANDING PHIL.
LIPS late of ios William reet, respectfully informs bic
numerous patrons that We has removed his cash Tailoring Ef-
shshmet 10 t5 Broadwa door from Liberty street,
where he will continue To- transact business on hssame
that has gained him 90 large portion OF public vor
has entered into arrangements that viii enable him 70
furnish articles ofdress equal IN respect TO the first
houses IN the trade, still greater saving than heretofore
The be al BY comparing their garments and
bills with his 1.-THE only ri Just concluson
qnay acne rs establish the true value Of say article Il h
this TACT that wihhclds the proprietor from publishing
mna Inst Of charges articles he made 81 low rates
which absolutely in tho ratio 20 the most exrsvae ant
prices.
r. wishes pare ula to draw attention to this TACT az
daily attempts reaec by his style Of advertisements
w conclusion, that he makes
articles of dress whatever from the very best materials ard
that he empoys but hands He asks the public
TO make atrial Of HE IN the full conviction that he
really can save them thirty per cent
Globes always on hand. je27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

DrsPArcH.-The express run by Mr.. Harnden, OF
the Express Line" from this city to Boston, with
the news by the Great Western, arrived there in
the unprecedented time OF eleven hours MIR. Harm
den chartered the steamboat Croton, which perform
ed the distance to Stonington in seUen hours going
at the rate of seventeen miles an hour The ex-
press went thence by rail road to Boston in four
hours
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

KENTUCKY.
So far as heard from Letter. the Whig cand idate.
has received lS,029 votes, and French, Democrat.
9,222. Wing majority 1907.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Wing Senator is elected in Camden and Curri-
tuck, which is Wing gain-and added 10 the six
mentioned, makes total gain of seven Wings as
far as heard from-eaqual to change Of fourteen
JOINT ballot.
ALABAMA.
Two viii s havo been elected IN Montgomery Co.
ones majority l69-the other 200. A gain over
1887. II is stated as a rumor, that the wings have
carried Lowndes by majority Of 2S0. And il is said
the wings have gained one member in the Van Blu
rem county Of Antaui,a.
In Butler, two wings elected-a wing gain of one
Russell and Macen have each elected q whig
In Clark wing has been elected-a whig gain
A total gain of six members as far as heard from
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

ca Hubbard Porto csbsllo and Chssrss z.shr.sea Co;
81 siss IL Rev " i. ssss
cis &
Hale, Chase, do Ajan, Cooper, Charleston, Nssm,ih
ship Cshawba Smith, 40 days from Greenoek, with 800
SPOKE sSr wnso~ Of .S S week. iSs o ssnl'
e. % o si'd no xss: S% o,.'0
Brig P.sious Bsysr IS days Piciou with 40 eSa
brig Brilliant Parker, days from Windsor Ms, with
sshr Planet Terry days from Petersburg mdr Surge.
schr Thames, Sawyer, days from Georgetown -four
schr Emma Cole, days from Baltimore mdz to s,ures
scr Olivia Virginia Collins days from
schr Lucy Blake Blake "A days from Camden Me- mdx 10
seHr Van Bussa. PhilIp.,. Virginia.
s sshr GsS Thomas. S Hal. Virgins, wheat
H9sa srS nssAs%; VI. .ssS
sehr Time, MeekiAs, from Washington, NC, with
sehr Wm Nc Ganc Z, Avery, Virginia.
seS S Js a MsrsSsii Miller, Folly Landing.
s sshr V Ws6 H Ros. MaSse e, vTT1n'a-
sehr Peter Ritter. La%Iin. Virginia.
sshr John 1 H HossasS ia Dsn%.n, Virginia
s ssSr Andes kn.si M slsSs: y vi's%is.
Sloop Clifford Coleman, Virginia
Hre Marine rrcsp0ndencc.
CHAsLEsToN, Aug sThere vessels up for NYork,
,"s only IL De %
Gssn
S sst: i:a r % g 81
do for NOeans; fremont disg Independence, from Mobile
1 Faee a sha
a1s S% SYsi
General Record.
For Lperpoo-The Sheffield, Allen will sail day Her
letter bags at Gilpins News Rooms.
ES .nss got on s.
sip algonquin from Liverpool Phadepha struck
which .iissred The %sinop sslapt scared
sail sheet; ripped The pump passed away with
Asss Mart as &. %%s
ssu put back on The ss after being cut "a days. with the loss
ss1 Sfes Ss Found to
GeorgetOws, into Wmnson NC the sth in distress
s;i .$s
q x e: @ :s
night !Ss sins @
The Amssa consul has gone cher her the boats
ship vincenes sailedfrom sy dney Nsw March 49, on
Foreign Ports.
TT.s JT r,Sn k W;SSn NY Gadv xvo
a ao DO a o.%sO
United States Ports.
TssSls;Ios, Asss.'a a, Sl;rs SSsi: SYori
mila %snder do; T.Sa B"et%sn Antwerp; ioi arr s.
dci Wary Prs.i.. NYo1I W% King, Tows DO ,'"'o
vNSw bEDiOHDA Aug io-arr Al"ina, tBrem) Arentfsd.
NArrrcxKr, Aug s-sld Julia Ann NYork; 9Th, Senator
R.vEn Aug SIT a Extra ssr.s Ptspha Rehd
h.$anT Vsi"a Pearl Gadiins' HAVANA Hope,
sa rs.;y
Meta, do; Mary Patton, do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
SHIP NEWS

BALTIMORE, Aug ii-arr China, Post, New York.
RIcHMoNB, Aug. lo-arr Alhambra I'm York; La Jeune
New York; Commerce, fm Liverpool -
PHLApELPHIA, Aug i2-arr Gen Warren, Halifax; Whale,
NYork In the sshuy kill. Amethyst and Champion Lubec
Columbia, Dighton; Consul Nantucket James Hand
Ann, Magnum Bonum, Mazeppa Atlas Sum- elizabeth Dnlci-
mer Mnersa John Dyer Canton, Gsls Leaf OrIs
Bosto Nagora Peugbkeepe; St PAUL Fall River; Sarah
Bridgeton Flash, Providence; Elizabeth Nantucket
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

DisPArcH.-The distance between this city ana
New Orleans is new accomplished in seven days
The traveller is carried from Mobile to st. Joseph
via Pensacola by steam From ST. Joseph TO io'a
the ransportation is by rasead 30 miles; thence by
steam packets to Banbridse, 100 miles; thence TO
Greensbsrough by superior new post coaches zio
miles; thence to Charleston by railroad. 2io miles.
The residue of the route 10 toe well known to need
description. Thus, the whole distance between
New Orleans and New York can be travelled by
railroad and steamboats,, excepting about 2l5 miles.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

b. IRWIN& CO.. Members Of the Royal CoILss Of Sur
- geon Lendon continue TO be consulted ON delicate ds
eases M all their various stages at their office as4l Futen
the connexions Of their
sonslaborng under delicate complaints be
erecy aud safety.
D. Irwin Co. pledge themselves that in all cases Of IN.
most violent venerca which have hitherto fallen under their
cessiu and speedy They need not by certificates direct IL.
uoc aenon 70 thelr SUPERIOR practice in those diseases
ther reputation in this city 10 we'll known and respected BY
ali vhe had occasion TO eonfde in their honor II strongly
recommended % females who in the habit Of using their
Deoosrent Pills, that than tive sho-ld be taken
any occasion might produce effects which those who
would be mothers DESTROYS TO avoid preventive
be cases cured in days Those who have p
ured hemseives BY secret and destructive habit obtain
e Solvents all that will be required, until
@ e erected Letters, post laid detaing the nature 9ths
c@nPaint and covering suitable fee, viii be Immediately at
ended to- asd medicines with fall directions TO the
Brties Tvs M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

LOOKING OUT FOR SQUALLs.-The Louisianians
are expecting a hurricane in all the month OF
August. There certain indications in the Mis-
sissippi, which excite spprehensions. The tides
have mounted several feet higher than usual, when
at full-and again, when the tides recede, places
are left dry that never before our of wa
ter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

o. Stone says he is determined to perform his
Part in the coming contest, to the full No doubt
Of it. His part is to embarrass fhe wings by his
indisereton and folly during the campaign, and to
bother them by his unfoundsd Pretensons to Office
after the victory is won. The Governor expects
him to perform his usual part-b~t he scont get a"
Office. ....t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

NEws.-The Reletin Official de Ia Provincial de
Cananas, published at Santa Cruz de Teneriffe, to
the lith ut. received yesterday evening 1t con-
tains official reports respecting that quarter of the
world, Of NO interest to us.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
BY EXPRESS.

THuxDER AND LIoHrSIKs.-A barafull of hay
was struck by lightning, last night, in Newbruns-
wick, and was Totally destroyed, together with a
carpenter shop adjoining.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

MEXICAN PlLLsA distinct gill prepared for each
Compliant contrary TO the pill sysemfor coughs
ever liver complaint dyspepsia sundice, dropsy rheuna
us ema complaints nervous disc 'ses fever ague, cove
uess and Az diseases Of delicate Sold wholesale
retail, BY DR.. Pugsley, 2et Dowcry y. Y. iyii In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

DrRANGEMENr IN THE MAILs.-The Globe can't
get any returns from Indiana. Why not blow up the
Postmaster General.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Sales Of Stocks yesterday, at Philadelphia.
$500 Camden nd Amboy Bonds, e3 $500 WILMINGTON RR
Loan 6 1884, 81 shares " s. Bank Ssh $1,000 Draft on
". YloSs.
Sales at Second Board, Tuesday.
SO shares Bank 49, 200 do do 67k 100 do do s7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
Foreiun NIarlxefs.

PoRT Az PRiScE, July 30--American provisions are
looking up except fsh OF all kinds which is excessively
dull. Coffee, i7ialsi cotton slT; lcgwood sio specie
al,t per cent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
DIR. ELLIOTT
oCuLIsT AND oFHTnkLMl,, SURGEON

OtuLltI Anu OfHlHALNlt SURGEON
@i Broadrop, entrance IN Wafpen 81, Get,
- - tcrhnes his practice 10
DH ELLIOTT having completed his extensive arrange
men,s enabled 20 Lave separate apartments for the diff
ferent classes q patients who visit his ohice.
Dr. WESlMAtOTT will he ~ attendance every day
absence.
The oor TO enter by the basement They will be requfd
ARTIFICIAL ErEs ola superior quality, prepared Fsri,
o accurate drawincs) resemble the natural
eye ~ aud notions thereby avoiding the possibility
Of detection.
OHce hcurs f-or io' 8 o'clock. myss nsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

COLONNADE GARDEN.
EXTRA ATTRACTION.
First night Of Mr. Dinneford In the PromAsory MOTT.
First night OF Mons Bohii, the Pole.
First night Of the Irish GIANT
First sight Of the ent of La Petite Celeste
First night Of Miss Ellis, In a favorite danee.
FIRST night of Miss Grey.
THIS EVENING, Aug ~ the performance will commence
With the admired vaudeville Of
THE SPOILED CHILD.
Old Pickle. Mr.. Blake Tag, Mr.. Graham
Little Pickle. Miss 9rey.
Caiiph de Bagdad, b. La Petit Celsstr.
Recitation, Bucks have at ye All, MIR Chsrlss.
Song, Blloy Barlow. Mr. Baikes
Favorits fancy Dance, Miss Ell o.
Comic Song, Mr.. Graham
Celeb asd scotch StrahphV, La Petit Celeste.
Clog Hornpipe, Mr. Daley
MIR. DINNEFOHD AND mons BOBJL
After which,
THE IRISH GIANT
Will appear AID attack Bob In real setto with the
Quarter Staff
To conelude with the q ut sing vaudeville OF
THE PHOMIsORY NOTE.
Caroline, Mrs. Anderson.
Of 90 minutes between the vsudeviles fr
prsmensdpg aud refreshments,
nj oclock-Tiekets n3 cts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

Savannah Beyteu. Havana; Camilla Warrington, Rotter.
dam Victor Duckwitz; Maria Mayo. Boston, Hsviland
Glide, McAiser, Richmond, a & Kossiere h Coz Tom
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
AAnL.O'S GAROEN,

sA0lO'S Garden,
THIS EvRNINGlAug is--GREAT ATTRACTION.
90 Tss M NJ psPsr,msn' conducted BY dat sn.s-s
r.. Orchestra f and esse.ivei Leader the eses.s,a
Th.sr Nsm o SRI. the Conservative Paris end French
,s.' @ sn 2. *. :
loon and the new saloon which vss.'sd
TWO GLAND OVERTUREs
Inc Evening oVE ARHnfi MI commence with an
After T THE " oosTyyeaf!f FRfFrtGu.nso Of
mons
Ss;::s s:; s.5ss S;;:s;
Ant0i MIR Ra;ss!i !ani''.,
During the pieces Comic Dsu. by Gabriel Ravsl .Dd
.sfs EEiri sfffs r :: DIVER:
&: Cssy ,S~ p,., assisted ~ the
b .
n the FiS SvETfSa%ISSH rs
TO- !; ,sasS's g.s.'~'"s q the
.:pS s ssssS Gssss
The %Hsas EsssSf l'SSs Ssss''
lasKy Kerr, M q;.,;..J sa'fi m aosis Miss
Lap%derd MontgomsTy Doctor
Doors at Mn 10 at oOe.
90 Omnibusses will the Garden during he
Tickets so cents each
: PARK THEATRE.
cd NIGHT OF MAD'LLE FANNY ELsSLER-
FRIDAY EVENING, August "a, the performances will com
mens with
LA TARENrU
After which,
M''s Fanny E''' La the ''r'' dance Of
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Aug isThe performance will commence
RED RoyERoRT Viii HE 1 oS t:fTi OF THE OCEAN
The Red Rover Mr. Stevens Dick Fid, . Mr. Blakeiey,
Roderiek, the attendant fthe Rover, Mrs. Thorne.
wildfTTw VII, Mr.. Cline HOmssDuh NJ NJ s. Stanley
TOM AND JERRY! OR, LIFE IN LONDON
Jerry Hawthorn :; Cline. Logic; Blakely
Susan Rosebud. Mrs Blake Coruthan Kate MrThsrne
Doors at performance al quarter
Boxes SO cents I'D and Sd tiers as pi9l cents gallery i2
FRANKLIN THEATRE-Chatham-S
leave to inform the ancient Franklin, and the
public generally that this Theatre will reopen on
MONDAY NEXT, Augusti7
for the OF producing series OF meo-dramas RI
Aud lang Syne" with entr company full and
effective orchestra and every department complete The
whole being under the able manag cement Of
MR.. J. H. KIRBY,
whose well known abilities sucient guarantee that this
establishment will be conducted in manner far superior 70
pretor qualify him asserting that he defes all competition
During the the Theatre will be ecoratsd and
and splendid scenery painted by artistic of
taon and trouble will be that
si2ts w. DINNEFoRD, Acting Manager
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

MAIHE.-A friend writing fro. Bangor, says the
whigs expect to carry Maine. Wonder If they
have any hopes Of New Hampshire or South Caro-
liaae Ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
The Corn CrOps.

On large portion Of the Eastern Shore the corn crop
looks badlyhe eabundancc Of rau in the early part
OF tie seems to have affected II 70 cause
tito burs fire, to use farmers phrase before
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

ITO COUNTRY AND CITY DE ALERs-Ths smbscri ers
wishing close their business, wiz sell Ia quantities
st their stock Of Drugs, Paints, Oils and Dye
' JOHN c. MORRISON SON,
ala lot 1856 aud 1888 Greenwich ST.
ITO BUTLDERS-Proposas will be received until the first
Of September next a, the residence OF Gouverneur Nor
Of Morrisania, eschester County for the and
carpentry OF Church. to be built Of marbe the proposition
include the quarry dressing and laying the stone and the
furnishing OF all the the marble and sand the
csrpg will be done by the sub:cber The work be com
peted according the plans and three months
Good security will be required post paid
addressed as above, to the Harlem Pnstohhes
ala tasth. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS.
CONsIGNEEs by the shp Utcs, will please their
" board the foot Of Rector street Goods
by the nth instant will be TO the Pubic
ais
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
Election Returns.

Election Returns.
The accounts from Indiana and Kentucky con-
tinuc to be of the most favorable characte for the
Wing cause. The returns show that the Harrison
majorities in both States will be very large.
From North Carolina and Alabama, it will, also
be seen, the accounts are highly favorable.
INDIANA.
In 7s Counties. 1870. lr 1895. &
Wing ................I2 Sill. 1881 "a
democrat .-....-......... .279i. 1913
Wing Majorityn ......... 10, o2o. 1855
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
BIRDS. BIRDS. BIRDS

N6OCKING BIRDS FOR sALE.-A most splendid col
wi lection of ,ung Noun Moe king Birds Just arrived
from SOUTH all in fine healthy conden and will be
sold low faPped for the bar the Norhern Hotel
foot OF CouraDd street, N. H. al33 iss
ITO BREWEHS-A gentleman who has been actively en-
gagged in the brewing business for nearly thirty years
DESTROYS of obtaining stus brewer
establishment He has hesitation in saying his tho
rough in the mystery Of brewing draught beer
and ale be exceed BY any person the
try.
Address A. of rankn and aace streets Phi
ladeIha. au2 iawIws
pLEASANr FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, where
there but few gentlemen bosrders, for gen.
enen Also, well furnished pleasant and paror
sdpng, which last possessio be had after the LIST Of
September, when respectable. gentleman cupying the
will eay, for Europe, breakfast tea or full
board il required Terms uoderae French and English
spoken At 1903 Leonard, but lew doors from Broadway
ala lms
ELUUR ND bU rrEk-i5o br's Of Ohio Flour, aud 20
L 6rkins Of Butter, for sale at FEU SER BROTHERS,
50 Gold street, corner Of Ann. ala ST.
NOTICE-All persons hereby cautioned against trust
~ ing Of the OF Norw. bark EMILE from Gotten
burg debts Of their contracting will be paid by the
tain consgnses. ala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

NnKsApABiLLa.--rVWA ALTERNATIVE, or
- COMPOUND Spiritsous Extract Il sarsapaa r Chronic
Disease, not excsld bv other article uur and
clean the blood a v IN most general use Spring Purifier
For sale b. }. a. Fay, Agent Drug store Broadway
(Franklin Housed New lofk. JyQI lmisa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13
LIFE sURED FOR
II w O ID O l. l. A r s


To Msss,. = Pe.se & Son, IS Division street.
- supposed that she had the consumption she esored 10
many remedies without experiencing any relief Al the earn
hsd Essne, Of o-shoand; and although her complaint ba
fed the skill Of eminent dollars this
,,sass o ,sS sss ssr'
To Mes.r. j. P,a,e& Son. IS Division street:
My wife lying at deaths door in the last stage Of
emissnt her friends bad given up al hopes
recovery little expecting 70 her rise from that couch Of
me- induced max, trial Of your Clarified Horchond
Candy. told him Thought useless; but after repeating
sh. did Try and me eject. were usspesiab though,
was ne benign nuspes ofsome guardian spirit instead OF
wsvsrb under l,sting obligation 70 yogmor. than
can ever repay 70. for You can pubsh III, and let the
formed Asy person doubling the truth your obedsnt
want, can call at my resid,ses and zee my wife.
ssoNs, Division street .s' and Sc,
certificate. al imis'
BURTON u. FREELING, late OF the Tesisn Army, on
'ssins ~. you r call on me- at my q
seen You are wanted In matter q Importance.
ali iw' CHARLES n. FORBES.
BOARD wANTED-By young m,n in g,ntee board.
ton ~ The Immediate vicinity ofthe City Hall Address
this office stating terms ali o..
ROOM with wthovut Board may he had in a private
family ~ Liberty street for or two gentlemen BY
rhc on 70 The ohce OF this Terms moderate. Refer
ences exchanged a4iwis
CHuR,H's vkGETABLE LOrION FOR BFAUTE
v TYING AND IMPROVING THE COMPLExION.-
eckles, ring and other erupons snd
stions, and restores 70 the compeson healthy Juvenile
ed TO the public II can be obtained at CHUCs D.pensary
s Bov.ry corner Spring street. Price 7scents perbote
all Inn
1000 1Tsi 2ksf 's nv aSsa
tonary, 10 Divisionu al imis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

$500 IF IT FAIL s.
ERoY's FRENCH SPECIFIC will cure any ease Of a
- certain dise in few days. without regard diet
drink the fear OF IL 10 free from SMELL and
One can E ssrT T. Pss ~ IN moulded bot
With full directions n the English and French
Sold only at Dr. HARRIS Drug Store, corner Of Broadway
and Chamber street. Prize 81 per bottle. jy97 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

IMPOR TANT
G. o M M u N C A T ON.
mr. ROGERS requests say he has practced
deine physician for thirty Year, During this long
period OF his practice he has made ofvarious kinds OF
needles for colds hosness and that distressing complain the
whoopng cohgh and he believes with phys
cans orally and asr all, he finds successful
PEASE'S CLARIFIED Essence Of lIOREHOUND CAN
Dv, and recommends u to be universally used.
u is sold at 4s Division Of. al imis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
0E VER-H. NEWELL takes this method to in.
form the pube that he has made
for the manufacture of the above artcesha he pre-
pared to sell better article for the money than psr.
chased in this city elsewhere The materials
selections the labor under his supervision and every
pair waraned hew guarantee to sell fheen per
than articles Of the quality be purchased
The large stores Nos.iss, ios and la Chshanstrse
myl3 3m~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-13

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sales mt the Second board.
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