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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-03
CALL AND SEE, THEN JUDGE FOR
YOURSELVES

CALL AND SEE, THEN JUDGE FOR
YOURSELVES.
VgNHE subscribers, Thomas NJ. Schenck,
and Chas. NJ. Schenck, having formed
copartnership in the
HATING BUSINESS,
and taken the stand few doors south of Mr..
Rollers Tavern, and next door to Dr. Moor
mans Office, respectfully inform the public,
that they will be happy 10 supply all who
call on them with Russia, Silk, Knapt, and
Felt Hats, of every quality, OH the most rea'
sonable terms. Country Merchants can be-
supplied on the lowest terms.
Thos. NJ. Schenck would respectfully ten
der his thanks to generous public for their
liberal patronage, and assure them Of his en-
deavors to merit continuance Of tho same.
THOS. NJ. SCHENCK,& CO.
Mt Sidney, August ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

favor and specie lies perfectly dead, al the
internal Of the country being conducted with
paper alone In this Of things the banks lose their
wholesome fear Of demand for specie in other words
they have confidence" and race in their issues
and leans business increases prices rise above the pro-
lection afforded by the tariff imports pour in in excess
Of our foreign credits and foreign demand for specie
finds the banks with their circulation beyond thsr con-
troll their loans been made too long time and
their only course is to suspend, depending their nnu
eoee with the legislatures sustain them in the fraud.
remedy for all evils exists in the principle Of re-
curing all public dues be paid in specie This preserves
constant ana ua demand upon the banks, which will
restrict their within prescribed limit general
Bankrupt law including corporations will prevent any
hopes ofpreservng their charters in case OF suspension
The natural guide Of ability to pay in specie will then
main to the banks and will prove much better reguls
ton than National Bank, and will operate speedily
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
weekly Report OF Interments,
NJ the CITY and County Of New York from the 18th day
Dee, to the 18th day Of Dsc- 1870, ,,o

Dee, to the 18th day Of Dec 1870,
q men. 36 women, As boys, - girs-Total, l3o
Dur.sss-Asphyry Abscessi Anegriimo; Apopiery q;
Needing O. Bleeding oGrom lungs Casualties
Cholers ,nfaulm o. Cholera morbus o. Collie Il Cars, Il
Co,sumpton n Csnvulsous i0 Group, Hives s. Delrium
tremeus Drowned Death from Poison o. Dropy Dro-
sv in The head IL Dropsy the chest o. Darrea o.
~ Erysip a. Fever de- bilious do typhoida doscar
M do renittent do niiammatory o. Gan
Brain o. do liver DO ehes, do lungs io inflammation 9;
lac nperanee o. Iasaniy u Janndiee i Killed or muir
Of the Old Age Palsy o. Spinal disease o.;
s9rae {; ssside Small %. 4 Teehing !; TamOr o;
Aes-Of year aud under, "a between and 10; betw
and 20; and betw and 20 bew 20 and 30 2
b., 40 and 90 49, ard ~ betw SO and So g. bew
% snd 70 and So betw so and 30 betw 90 and
100 o; 100 and upwards, 0; unknownO. .
az ,rvIrv-United States los; ireland 81 England
Scotland Wales o; British Possessions, A, Il Den
snar. o: Germany L. France 0; Spain Q; Italy Unknown
FRo,i-Ams House, Bellevue q Hospital, Do New J,r
sev n Long Island Blackwels Island City Hospital o.
snail Pox Hospital o. Westchester,o; Pemteniiarye
WM. A. WALTERS. City Inspector.
CITY I,s,e -tors o lice, Dec sl9, 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
Cattle Market.

About the usual supply was in the market to-day Ia
consequence of the cold weather prices have become
biz frmer Beeves average pretty much as last week
Prices Of sheep lambs averaged from ten to forty
shlngs Of and calves from twenty to forty
dollars each.
The cold weather does not cattle from arriving
They driven in by land. II causes however, much
nrmness in the market, Notwithstanding the extensive
supplies poultry Meat keeps so long and SO much bet
ter that butchers can hold on without loss.
Pork pretty plenty here but at the west prices ndi-
cate a scarcity Whether such is the fact is doubtful In
thu Lynchburs Vrginan, of tho 10th inst, we find the
following -
Pork selling in this place at So 90 being rise OF 30
cents since our last quotation There but fow hogs
in town present, and the market being dull at SO 30
drovers are inc lined to drive on.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
CIR & IS.
BOWERY AMpHUTHEATRE.


THE MENkGERIE Containing upwards Of 100 living lid
AniMsls) is now open for exhibition. Entrance IN
Chrysiie street Adnission IS cents.
THIS EVENING, December 22-The entertainments viii
with smusins equesfr an xravagaDxa, call
CUPID IN THE SCOT BAG!
To be follow I'd by a grand Wal'z and Star EntIee.
After which Mase James howes the Oily mpie Hero, viii
appear upon HE high trained charger.
UR,qsed and anly execuiio- Of Ground and Lofty Tam-
bling. by the whole company.
To b. follow "a by The X, aper, by Master Buckley.
The three Swiss Brothers will appear in their Glsdatoral
exhibition.
After which Mr. T " Turner will rear in an act of single
Horsem.nshp entitled the Transformations Of Frosus
rull Vaultirg by the entire company.
The ficer ard lie ruit.
Mr. Turner will appear upon t~o horses accompanied
by Master ii Turner. - . -, m
The Tn &c Swiss Broher and Master Franklin will APPEAR
together in series of beautiful Classic stiitudes
Mr. Il " Turner in Nautical Panomine scene on Horse
back emit, led the An ericnn Tar. -
Mr. Rockwell will introduce the high ira ned Pony Oseoa
Mi b. owes will appear the sabine an elegant eaues-
TRAN scsne, entitled The Dying Moor. -
Ns.srs Pelham and Wtitinek the nsus negro meodisn,
will ap ear together in variety Of Songs, Dances Sc
The whole To conclude with the grand tquestran
CORONATION MASQUERADE, or MASK BALL
frat drss CIRCLE so cents Chiid
hal price Second Tier Of Boxes cents Pit si CENTS
No half price t. the Pit Second Tier
half Performance to nee al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

On Monday 2lst inst after lingering illness, Beja
NAN Ringod Esq, in the 10Th year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend his from his late residence corner OF Ru
ger street and East Broadway, this afternoon at o'clock
On Monday 2lst ins of lingering illness, Caleb Uood
"a Sunday 2Oth inst. EE.a wife Of Henry Sherwood,
IN the 26.h year Of her age.
On Sunday, Goth inst, b. Jenkins. aged ~
On sunday 2Oh inst. Thomas Gin, aged 40.
On sunday goth inst. Eliza .4rn daughter OF James H.
Briggs aged years.
susi Walker aged %. 49, - ~
On sunday 10th inst in the 4th year Of his age, f. NJ
.stktasen son Of Abr shan Atkinson
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
Latest ANvLces
New York Post Once.

New York Post Once.
a.
closes zi.....................7
Oren Sundays from. . TO 10 NJ and i2 10 II r
ARRIVAL AND DEFARrUaE OF nAfts
Due Closes.
Easterp Steamboat Mail, via stoninston,
daily, except Ssniays, ..,............ An I'm
East.rn Steamboat Mall via New HAYES.
daily etcspt ssndays. .............. Pm. AM
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ........... IN
EssteruWsy Mail via Harlem, Wesiehsstsr,
Norwslk, Nc. daily except syrdays.....s I'm AN
Hartford Mail, BY steamer, daily, except
sosthern Msi through 20 New Orleans,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ AN. PM
Northsrn NJ al. daily. ............ r.. A.
Philadelphia Morning. Mall .......... al I'm. AN
Southern Nay Mai, isclu4ins the principal IN
Offices between this aud Phil sdelphia,Vs AM
Jersey City, Newark. Sr.............) I'm
Hudsoa River Way Mail, both sides An
Western Mail, daily, i....... III. Pm NJ
Loax Island Msis-Norts nss closes on Tuesdays aud
Fridays at. ......s........e A. NJ
Middle NJ Ill .......... g A. NJ.
" south side, Monday. wednesday
and Friday ............s A.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
To Masters OF vessels.

To Masters of vessels.
Commanders Of vessels, Of every sass and on
gill confer great favor having list Of their cagoes pas
sengers aud rpo Of vessels LEFT at the whence they
snled and the vessels spen ready their arrival here Tor
Martin commodore Of feet Of news schooners lie
viii board them Immediately on their arfirst
cleared.
rsuhea, Gooamasson New Orlears VIZ, Nelson. Emni,c
McNath, NoH4k, VG Cassus, Fn-stly, Chagres Elwe;
Wah4 gtons Barge. Appleton. Miranhtm aud mkt Allen
PaS'9n 1nesr JARVIS Pfoydeneei Ca houn My,fs chs
ION, Stoai Butus, LOell City of II Domingo d..
Peck Joseph Hove, (Br) Merry, Famonth jam LYONS;
Angus a. sherSad savannah, stsrres Cearnahs sarah
IN he, waller, VIVA ugton, Nc, AGNA
Diyis, ~ Marks VIA Key West w Pati; Lard Ravens
worth, tBr Ne shon, London Grclay Livt gst~n p.on
M,,oa g Muys ga Nssmith L.et Nogul, snow do dsy
etsnlst, 'spr, NcN VI az, 70 dsnningi w sinster,
and Rchmond; Elizabeth Esthtr 81 Nelm,s Bermuda
Godet n Barclay.
Arrived.
SHIP Jeanette L.rs 20 days from Liverpool With dr 10
Jhlot, Oily phant n Co.
sehr suss1, hsnter, Georgetown, nour, ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

n ALBERsS BORN, Ne 5, Exchange rlae, up stair.
late arrivals have received fall assortment Of Ger
ssa and French ID, Guods, consisting Of
Vcivets--Figurel and blair, Tor Merchant Tsilors. .
serges-Freneh of different widths, and super English 81
wide, assorted.
Iusri1es-iaiiana and limitations, Of assorted widths
Cravats-Itaan Taes, Gros grain and limitations, % 10
90 irch Romalls g. and variety e Figured cravsts.
Haters' Plush-Mceskin aud long nsp, Hat Bands and
Bindings.
Lsces-The ad and Edgiugs, very rich assortment; also,
Bend, Cap s,Cslsrs md Embrc ideries. -,
yes,ngs-A variety of pan and figured Sa'ias and silks
Riobons raIea aud Gi,ocns escorted cases, Ne VI TO
ie Velvet Ribbons, black and colored. -
Siks-tlr Swiss, Gtos de- Naples tigos de F.oreEce
shswIs-A variety ofSilk, and Silk aud Cotton.
Boot Cords-A few cases No. iaUd 3
Aud also great variety Of Trimmings, Tapes, Bobbns,
Gnd,uQs Fringe, sc. sc. s23 3r'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

AIDES will find the advert OF French Lunar Pills
- in tne last column on he last PAGE. dl9 Sun
tEOO REWARD-UKOss SPECIFIC MIX tUhE.-
oOOO For the of GonorrhGa elects, Structures AID
ana complaints Of the orr ans OF generation.
Of all remedies yet discovered for tie abeve compantshis
is the most certain
makes speedy and ment cure, without the lcasi re-
strcon Diet drink change IN application TO
blsincss.
We ri long auacksh to deceive the
public II does Tor itself no one sh
speak for Our object is to notify where 1t can he had and
the proprietor challenges sing OF recent G.norrho.a
to be brought in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
cure, under forfeiture of $500 .,
disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks Of
They now presented with remedy by Which they
without the least exposure, IN The hortes
time possible. -
Further cannot b. contracted, dose Of the
Mixture TAX night going to bed when exposed
IL is put hotties, with full directions acco nFanyng II, al
81 bottle boz tie lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured ih tive days =. =,
For sale only Dr. VIM. H. Minors Drug Store, No 1871
Broadway of Dey sweet IN House New York
aad Jones nchnsons corner oil Chssnu ana seventh
no CAUTlON.-whsn the proprietor introduced the
above the public he gave name and worded the
different from any IN ms or any otter
immediately of ignorant swinding mpostors COPIED
word word order to
the of their impatient and poisonous nos and
decev, tn. unsusoectsg This ,uon has been deemed
cessary persons their guard The reader will
badly notice copied also in few days by these
write advertisement Of their
MS M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
PEAsE's oARHOUND CANDl.

PEA SEES III o II y U A - Y.
Of III. throat wSoopiag cough ss.,rhs g.siios
a h snS
sIs,ysSo issi a.: Is
T dc Of the % by d. of T.:
and the houses of net Of our 1 saes may be
dss,s a:s;s III. Comp md h..
sssss:; aaaiS ssss: :&ssss i, ss,:s..
odaSn. received Medical Faculty. .p;ak
af the ss ";, '.a y an %
and S % his sa
have been unweiy had this article been
Pssss a6.d Essence Of HSsrh und Candy gnpouna
il is so exceeding paatabIe that any child will eafi,
,,EyIDENCEs OF ITS SUPERIORITY: ,,,
h. M Sn s
ss Fl an % and opt s an
M bvs. says mag, e qSas
,h this certiats for benefit similarly sslst
alb syet pleasant remedy.
READ THIS If you VALUE LIFE.
MEssRs J. .PEAsE SON. IS Division ST.:
tim Soar 1.u.ss pumoH St remedy i. NV aeed Win
an II mat that snu 1o made %
MANY rb dies aud found MS relief heard of yopr
sssssh IN had the 3 my voice
would snhesitangy recommend it s all who are similarly
REV. ]. ROBERTS, Brooklyn, |.
Agents-Rushton Aspinwali. ia all three stores; Bot
tu No. Ana st. Of Broadway; Tinpsos Grocer lol
Fulton William st Darrell, aiO Grand St; Palrie
Gro er, ss6 Pearl st.
Beware that each package signed Peasc Son, As Div
Drsr,;o,s acro m sanv CT p., LOGO d72
I OUK S.ARP-We again under tn. necessity o. eau
IL tioning the afflicted against some harPes who pretend to
sell Dr. Hunters Red Drop. II is pitf imitation to enrap
IN. The genuine medicine, which has cured multi
tudes il sold only at the old and long established office, no
Division street. Price ST.
B. Every bottle Of the genuine has the stampedon
lie dl2
DlASO FORTES-Two grand action rIano + orte WIN ali
the modern improvements VIZ: METALLIC plate, harp stop
l. peds, &c. "arran,e TO stand climate. The touch
and tone warranted TO be equal to any
ma lufao tur,G-io be ats Me GER ST sen ,s
ga stF a. RIO 'ERS
SUBDUED At LASr-rhe most terrible scourge when
- acts such Of the hum family have violated The sub
lime preeepts OF the moral law but lest they should perish by
their Of remedy Is providsd for DR. Hun
Red Drcp inssv disease all its compIsa
ted forms and would all that needy
tse of its b. nets, and For sale at No Div
sion St 81 per wal. d22t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

rARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING; Dsssnssri "a !, the Performance vii
THE SLICE OF bfISRAS M.
coheo' sr, Mr. Held Katherine. "' Mrs Bailey
The Fox 5i'f an a.iS Fl
fss.Bo.s. 81 a. 50 tvs "'As'
Doors open at half past s-Periormsnes commences ct
BOWEKY THEATRE.
GRAND sRlbMt AAfPps srEcTAoLs"
i S'4 rw s,' I'VE f.fir ffiiss sT''
After Shieh n, Gonoysr ,e Fltpible Man. win exhibit
' sa;Ty ,TS,ST bis HSr. Z fill ,S.ss u
baa, e 'a hs 10 sst real
,sy g,r,es'sI dess HaFsfin Cousins viii s.A
rad Ba,to"t vsu Ting, which bse nj. hy throws
~ ls ..s a . s1 "a Rider win
The Area e.ere,s. to conclude with thres aud Achilles
ss? HE 'bEiEEsskhrg
@ Ss% S1.e SDsI & ~
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE. N
THIS EVENING Dec 92 nhs rsn r~an's will ee's''ne'
cotyMsys Or THR E i'i in OF \, xry
Alon1e o''"' Mr. Baasistsr ROIdan, Nj Gin.
pors Eo rfs h vi r i1s 81 H6Hh OUT
WV TGsK 81 @s f ri RI ' fht CITY
%a''o'' Mr. AHd eas s sS1 sst
Rose Ncydew, Mrs Ihorne
sas s,
MITCHnLL's OLYMPIC iHEATk..
THIS EVENING, &C. 29-Ths perormapces viii CON-
with the sic i hnlle IA entitled
The FEMALE BRIGANns.
Cornt de Dsrio, MIR Cunningham
sal srimn, Mr. Roberts GeorgIha, Mrs Timm
To be followed by the eIiravagsrza called
. STARS AT THE Aston
Apollo, MIR Mitchell
Jove, MIR Rtr sell Juno, Mrs Tima
To be follow ed bv > al, CORY entitled
THE NEW WORLD.
In wAirh the entire g mpauN will appear.
The esteI ainh.n donc-e the tragedy OF
HAMLET 1 RAVESTIE.
Hamlet, Mr. Mitchell
Claudlus, Mr. Cunningham Osnck Miss Single q
Doors a hall &C n rises al T..
Dress Circle so eents-Upper Boxes IS centsPt sh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
Married..

At the residence of her father in the county Of Orange
Virginia on the 10th inst by the Rev John Cole the Hon.
Richard H. Field of Cupepper ceuaty, to Philippe Barbour
daughter of Judge p. r Barbour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
WINTER BOARD.

THE Subscribers respectfully TO their friends and
the public generally that they haze renewed hr lease ~
the "Wayeriey House," and that they vii be Gad take
bo.d-rs Tor the coming months Anuay February and
hschD third less th they have heretofore charged
The house being Of medium sire, and situated IN the most
quiet Pleasant part &C Broadway. renders ~ desirable
residence those des and ge-temen VIII, seek quiet and
comfort.
The atter Their selves that the house and ts
pusion well kaowi TO need farther comment a. te,r
hs-ds BLAME REED.
V'areyIsy TTou,s 18th Dee. isso Asoa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

sehr Weymouth. Couch Richmond with flour, &c to Allen
* Paxson.
Ships nhea NOrleans; Kensngon dc; Calhoun, Charles
ton; brig Emily do, and others. Wind w.
General Record.
Packet ship Wssfminsier for London, has been de
taiaed She will sail to-day Her letter bags at On
News Rooms.
Sehr Mary ne, (Yr) which ashore Romer was got
of eserday by Capt Prt Rolf Of the sehr Alice Ellis, ssd
taken to qusrsnt where she now lays She had four feet
Of water in her which was Jumped oat ~
CoIon-Psske' ship Cambridge in coming down me East
River Monday morning from the screw Dock WIS run n!o
by the brig Washington The c. not injured, but tn big
had Der bpwsprt partly carried and was ether
ly injured
II sehr Flr Mclaughlin from Phadephis, arrived at
st Augustine NH inst.
Notice to Mariners.
The bark Elizabeth for NOreans passed over Matagorda
(TeIa.) Bar dra wing 10 feet water, without saehing'
United states P,rts.
PoprsnouTu Dec I5-Arr Chatham New York. MERIDIAN
n Richmond; 18th, cid Rockingham. NOrleans >eu
NEwBURYpopr Dee ls-Arr Damaua, haich, Noriok,
Bosros Dec is-No arrivals CID Aus ~ Demarra; Cage
Fear annah Reside Langley NYork; Jasper o~ss,
York. - pu; .
full rugged brig passed this Cid tscheser, HASKELL
PnmApILpHr, Dec ai-Cld SyIph Boston; r TAYLOR do;
Chas Ptman Townsend NYrk Oneco, Crowell do Kenown
CxoxsErowN, sc, Dec i4-Arr Detroit, Baker, NYork
sr aUGusrINe, Dee il-Au Zerviah, Sterns, Nfors. -
ST. MARKS, Dec Sid Express Boston; st Helena New
York. . 40,
ArALAcncoLA, Dec s-Arr Frances Ashby NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

Haste, haste, haste, to the Fancy Store,
42i is the number. pray mark!
n. q. Laugdon, " the came DER the door,
Ifyou can't come bv cay. GENE after dark
CHRISTMAS TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
(Family Store. t2t Broadway, New York; -
THE Stock offered 10 he attention OF p9reh 'es MI
he found Comprise every variety adlpild 10 tie PkE-
SENT ME- s, and 10 decidedly FAMILY STORE vhe-
Their for elegance or utility. =. -c...o,,,, ,v.
Al r MILES having for their object ECONOMY ard va,
RETY respectfully nv ed oy the SUBSCRIBER 10 call and
inspect h extensive aud or stock OF tsmas Toys,
V,,.,s ami E.nev t,oods among which will b. found
Gam, Bo,,s Wax Kid and Jonisd Dolls
Grsees-Fea Gather do Dolls lie ls-b',,l. ppehs
Wo,k goxes-Esnry do Surp Use Bores-Disbisrie
Cosmotsma.-shows Jongleur--I rCmpet
Perrin. sn,seop-s Harelains-Carringss
na,ti.dor,s-rool Bcxes Moving Birds and Horsesy
prioi,no Pressss Furnl ure-kitchens
Marn, t,c Ioys Box Tovs-s great variety
nrs Swords aud Arrows Dclfani Chi5a Sets, sc.
The whole Of Ahich are offered stysty low lrres, ~
r.. q. LANGDON, iN broadway,
die eodim. third door from Canal street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
PEALE's MUSEUM,

ProaSurry, opposite the City Hall and P1k
pav ,i-,,.rs 10 the Nueeum admitted the
iug. ire. Of charge ~,.
The two remsrksb living LiLLlPUTlANs, or DwAnr:
Reub,n Martha NJ JoI the youngest years old,
aud osiy u inches hish weighing but 10 pouass!
HE IRISH CLAM, MIR OCisscey, the ergest and Test
rreorton.d the United States be seen durny the
DAY and evening .,,ss xryn.s Al, :
eelshr.ied LADY DtsstErsrsnee 81 young
tirn,lsmsn MIR. wlMAN, the NENThLoShIsI'w m
LiViNU BOA CONSTRUCTOR sEkrLNr, from
South America, perfectly gentle, . =.
Fsncy Glass Workins, during the day and evening" ~ Dir
Owens . . .. -. - ~lus-.
half price. US, y.
IIuI's THEATRE-The Public respectfully inio-r
III ed HAT mi. beautiful little place ~ usenent Nd
oen for short wint.r season or about TIE net nt II
des md Of the profession. dsi-o-s or forming en-
esgem,nt. will plesse apply by letter, ost paid directed
pa Az h' ro'' e"'' q. n. HILL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
DIR. BOSTWICK,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND DENTIST,
No. rs Chambers st.. I'd door west of Brsaiway.

CUTTiNG.-The art Of cutting for may es,ied
~ has a'tery been carried TO extent,
in thi. unity" Politicians, especially, cut to
aud left. Martin Van irer, who lily, not such
perfect demon his enemies wsud make him to be- whrn n
been awfuy between hard cider Tipl.c
and the log farmer Of North Bend Gentworth
Stevenson, and the Mr. Morris have
fully cubu the worthy Recorder be the last
to stay Gut 70 unde sand he eth weapons
well himself TO submit quietly. So~s PEOPLE must be
amazingly about the fourth OF Ma ch the cghbo
hood of the white hopsefor five oaves and two fishes will
feed five thsussnd without mraceana there, at least
nraee, have ceased Blu, tbs . becoming personal, thing
al OTHERS he deprecated The present object merely
10 mention that CHARLES COX cuts; but hs cutting
the agreeable sort He cuts his fends although
he dezh ed for them. At the Of the Golden
Fleece Of Futon and Nassau streets obtain
dress ufon tie low pressure ca system, potw
the elegance q TIE tera the excellence Of the manuiac
kind Of
otherwise Remember that Charles Cox of md
he.tf >rko nm he 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

BOUQUETS FOR CHRISTMAS AND Nrw lr.Ans.
TIL subscriber ha, prousion OF the choicest
"a and beautiful Flowers ssch Camsas Japoncs,
49, Scarlet ,.s0n Flow Acacis dAbh.sta, Roses Eu.
urn Esgoins Munsnctte. Hawzia Cnccinea, HEATH,
steva ssrras, resinu Sweet Ayssum Sc sc, will be
happy gentlemen with Bouquets Gao appropriate for
New Years pTesent arranged By Psrisea artistic, his
usupl inimitablc mauner.
Nthorg orders general he ~ ed potics Of two
insu particular attention te1 sheud
be ier' the day pre- ious. before 2 O'Clock.
40 f,ED. e.. TH0aptrRN ~ ToLn ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
A MEXICAN MI scum.
Corner Of Broad,cay and Ann street.


EXTRA ATTRACTION ;! THE MODERN
GOLlAH, or DOUBLE J0lNTED An ERlCAN GIANT
Mr. Charles Freeman Ill receive vsers at The srer'ean
i've Of the city Of New foi having alb from
infant .nt Il only about 20 years q age
all other Grants h. rctoore ibited IN this county
public assured that there Is no deception IN ihD
proogous OF human growth eombined with aguty
ahS strength. 80 u0,r~,c,
In addition TO the above Mons Wchnsr VI
The trcprieors Of the estabhme have At great
expense effected short mt with Mons ADpRENT,
the Of all whose incredbe Iertormsnees
The rrinci al ees of Europe. Ale with Mr. MAELZEL's
hixly celebrated Mechanical Exhibition.
ABDRENT will vary his entertsinr ens every Eve
nine Of Natural Magic Oceu Yeats Deceptive
Tra.scrs Act of sorcery Astounding Experiment
Cc%men.i.s on MONDAY. EVENING, December ast,
aud cor tinue every evening during the week
Mons Will various articles by mage frt n
the con during his which be TO- I'd N any
situation Of the building reasonably required by ne
audience Thus feat estimated as Ne flus ttra oi tns
Necrumsntic Art. 80 ., -. -,
The eyennr ente will conclude with Mr. Mael
r unrvalIee ke-haI zeal Feutes COMBATING
&c Italian Vsu.r roe Danear Turkish Jusxler. tgyp-
The stage will he appropriately Arranged. representing
Temple OF Msgii, at lspahan. OF, p,-
.dstion the above be seen Fancy Glass blowing
evening.
every t.ing Of the kind IA the United states.
N'B-Dy visiters admitted the evening, without exua
Pslcrnanes will commence in the Saloon every evening "
Pn"as of Schools and their Pupils admitted hbersi
hgit,nee 10 the Museum ard all the entertainments %
cen Children under 10. half price dsl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
DAGUERRE's DORAMAs.

Attu Broadway Open from until o'clock, d., and
ON until 10 in the evening. ,.,.run... c,o,.
{ny- Positively the lest reek OF DASu Emf piCha
MAS pre- ,ous 10 their removal TO fhsderhia tsheAuz
Isl 4gnhesn View Of venies, the Car
nival. m, ,,.,-.,.
al ableaur-The beautiful Valley OF Goidsu I'm Swzer
For on, w.,k only berg positively the last 49,,
~. ,rer, will b,w ell vi dlitm'