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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
MECHANICAL LAMPS.


IL A DIACON has resolved by recent arrivals from
\ his establishment at PARIS an elegant assortsnent
OF his pst-nt Mechanical Lamps, Of new and beaut
w. ful patterns
VII To those who have used them explanation Of
their mer is necessary, as he BELIEVES they have
IA given satisfaction from the great iucrea
EA Of sales they ntr iduced IN this country
H|W b. him, (sbout three years since.)
VIZ They adapted to H.tes, Churches. and all
* pbiic buildings well as for the drawing room
Il paror.
The annexed article in relation to them is from the
s. New York ines and Evening Star ofs4ih Nov. =
Society Library we meaoSea that he roems were wei. ga
ed and should a,ed by Mr. A Dscons patent ecnan
zeal Lamps also the Asor House They are truly an ele
Of light particularly for drawing rooms aiding rooms &C.,
fer which they generally used in all elegant esta
bshmens in Paris where steady uniform light that produ
have no dorot they will entirely take the place Of the
astral aud other LAMPS from which only about
third The liz hi produced With the consumption OF oil
therefore point of alone they particularly de-
dsim A. DIACON, rs Maiden lane.
= THREE DOLLAR HSTS-THREE DOLLAR
ned the public: Elegant short Moskn Hats a. the
price of So Also, article at 50 So equal durability
a3ustre to those commsnly sold at S.
ala am BROWN. Practical Halter. las Canalst
n FURs, FURs, HATS AND CAPS.-The subscriber
menoued articles consisting Of Lynr Martin Squirrel and
Genet Mu.; Ladies' Fur Bsss Cspes aud Ru Gentemsns
Otter Fur Seal and Suirii Fur Caps Boys Far Caps
Trimmings his asonment some of the largest aad
finest Lynx MuGs.
Aso large assortment of Moleskn Silk and Beaver Hats
silk bats warranted on Fur Bodies, at $3.50
Short Nap Meleskin Hats at SIS ec and so
Fine Nutria Fur Hats, at 90 and SO
Fine Beaver II sts at 90 and SO
Also choice variety Of Chldrens Velvet Caps Gentle
mens Cloth and Velvet Travelling and Dress Cap', Boys
'S, facS "Ra o CHATHAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

II TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY
kA-THEODORE CLARK, corner of Chatham and Pc ar
Streets after Of experience business and after
eated aud untrng efforts attain the Object confidently
believing that he has at succeeded
article which fail TO win the APPRECIATION Of all will
take the trouble &c anime II.
This article To which te attention OF the public
ssly ipyited Satin Beaver Hat. only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty eheapues
erabilty and comfort il caEnet be
New York Ia addition TO the usual yarie Of Hats and Caps.
he eeo Keeps hand constantly Fur Hat
quality, which he aford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for has the
inqua fled satisfaction. Justice to his friends well
nse makes proper for him to that he sells for cash;
he losses sustained from bad will have to be
,sd by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
old established stand where the asking always the
citing price 7tjal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
FALL FASHION,

81 BROWN Co, quality and price Hat Store,
rs Chatham Square Of Mott street, durable and
fashionable Hat for the fixed Of three dollars These
got in style FAR superior any sold for the
price and all sales being for cash the
charging good customer for losss incurred BY the bad
Esauemsn residing al sstance from The location Of THIS
their trouble in procuring Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

SNIP HELM NTH, master, from Li,,rpoaCon; issses
foot Of Dsver street. TO the ecs ~ suhssrrsrs all
60 ds not permitted IN dsys from this dai,, will cent 70
Public Stove ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.
de 81 scuth II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
Agents from our city merchants, are

payment do not exist Agents from city merchants,
now trying make settlements In they OBJ
tain payment the local currency, and in others ALL
We letter addressed 10 house this city. from
one of the partners in he had received pay
of debt Vicksburg notes. and endeavored
gotiae them: The result is follows dated Orleans.
e0d s ssn nothing 70, the % TaOaa noes for
and railroad into the hands Of The T. s. Bank There
Ss' nS;si
ssns h. dollar only Sac
p ass aS s e sac ; p
ff ba hs SoS but s
send you draft from theirs better tsrms the rye are
Mississippi Alabama living, don't care how
This correct picture of the state things in the SOUTH
and has been brought about only by the redeemabe system
All the profits and of the capital borrowed by the south
to establish banks has been lost and ttered away oy the IRE
deemabe currency entaed upon them BY the u BANK
Last year the Phladephians prided themselves mue on e
great increase Of their that OF New York This
because they trusted the south and took notes payable at
the south. The result which predicted at that tme
took the fall failed Their for not
ing that "the south don't them This fact
by the New York banks the before As long
the banks without paying they discount the notes
Of the Dealers and the currency Is still further deprecated
those worthless funds available, the Pha
dephans wish to depreciate theirs much This would, in
deed make the currency unrn but where is to STOP In
the hope that the suspension will be peetuated they
selling goods to the south for notes payable at the south
What will be their situation if the bank. Of Philadelphia
obliged to and the south cannot 7
When the Southern States had become indebted that both
their produce aud specie exhausted they rsored post
notes. Of anticipating the future crop These in
fated the prices Of the supplies such extent that there
only profit the cotton but does furnish su
fcent the of its cuure and the banks
that started borrowed money conduct the business
about be made the northern creditors
the into
the hands ofhe United States Bank debt rising
due that institution and the Grari Bank Those institutions
have borrowed their in Europe and English creditors
will take possession Of their effects While these banks
suspended the New York and Western specie paying banks
expand consequently great of money felt by
the shippers Of produce This is taken advantage of by many
of the banks under the law of this State
caes Of deposite notes and bonds and employ
to purchase produce with them at the West The following
the copy Of received by gentleman here
fran
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03


These bills eagerly taken by the consd
eng knowing their character tendency The
tins description Of paper illegal in Ohio
There have been about $500 of these issued
by the banks Of this state and there many pre- pairing
to issue to the of 81 When their bills fall into
drepute They resort to clap and tricks raise
their reputation thus anony appears
that Of the certificates Of depos the City Trust
and Banking CO. wanted the dollar at IS Wall
street There about forty Offices in that building and the
applicant in all Of them without finding the advertiser
II is atrick to make them appear valuable
The Auditor General Of Michigan has been ordered to sell
$4,000 Of the 81 900 ooo
The Western Bank Of Georgia, generally known as
the Rome Bank has been and again redeemng
Its bills in current funds.
Specie the Of i77ssl arrived New Orleans on
the 18th.
The Union Bank of Mississippi committee has reported
learn that the ten managers liable for million
dollars The Bank wants three millions to be able its
engagements. This the fruit ofbankng the relief Of the
people.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
COroncr's Office.

An inquest was held by Justice Wyman on the
body of Edward hlacFarlane, an Irishman, who re-
sided at 49S Pearl street. 1t appeared that the de-
ceased was incorporate fellow, and that on We'd
nesday, in one of his drunken fits, he received
we're beating from two OF his pot companians named
William Mullall and Edward MacF arland, from the
effects of which is conjectured he died the fol-
lowing Sunday.
DIR. John j. Hurd deposed that he made post
morton examination Of the deceased and found all
the indications of death from ntemperance, but he
still believed that the ogging had accelerated that
event.
The Jury were locked up for long time, but al
length rendered verdict according to the circum'
stances
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

CHATHAM THEArRE.-Four theatrical amateurs
are announced to appear at the Chatham Theatre,
this evening" in Tom Noddy's Secret, and the play
of the Wife. What their pretensions to histrionic
honors may be, must be determined by the audi
ence.
The entertainments on Wedne sday evening, are
of highly diverting nature, being for the benefit Of
Mr.. r. w. Pelham, the rival Of young Diamond in
the heel and toe science. Mr.. p. has met with a
very favorable reception by the patrons OF this es
adjustment, and, il mistake not, his benefit will
be well attended.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

s:sss Ds.ss 1 ss; sss
Naval.
yoksd Feb 1t Dess transferred from schr Enterprise
Drew D1saar r; MID Efs
os sas ~ 1t S sS
a Norfolk and leave month to eaeh 1t Winso~, sch
Marine Co,rNo changes have taken place this corps
u bis%ssisns sines Dee sss-PM Mid W craney; Mid
w Bennett, J flanagan, c Richie, I Perlee w
r 4si q Rssggst;sns since Dee lsss Lsuts Skipw,
s.i ssisi;s SSs
Ssse5W yRsss,siasr i Tssisr Wsssr Wed
Gunner Allen ssin%fer. M' Gon
nor esrpentsrs shsteworh appointed "a Il Marines,
Go%psHdsT WIN Jameson has been appointed the
soop Erie was al sacrhcois, FEB sail we'll
spoken.
Nov IS, lat6 N, Ion o.
United states Ports.
HStmrs Holr Fsbas-arr Esther Eliza RyersSn, Eastport
Pnsp rlrIa, March i-arr John Cooley Co. DericksOn,
RemM s's feSs s SITES c%er NYor
Rsd Feb ia Fods Mott SYC5a ssh sid yI,
Roads, Azelia, Fisk, Rio Janeirs; =.
Feb ased D%on Mat,hews NYoh ash
in the citing, Augusta Savannah below, Ashley NYork Moon
sAyAvs.n Feb2s-cld sabns Madison Liverpool; Le1ng
ton Gha1dt G aSS ss low" wilson r NYS Sr
SnW os Geo fas Atlantic ss5 10th. cid Au
burn, Durfey, do.
Foreign Ports.
10 SGs sn ss for G% Of
TApr H.YrIrs Feb i7-No American vessels in port
HONDURAS Feb 7Napoeon, Davis for Tobasco to load for
G1sTos, ong Kongl Aug i.-sld Poriia Pitman, NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

BROADWAY CRcUs.-The performances last
evening, drew Overlooking house at the Circus,
and are to be repeated this evening. Mr.. c. Ro-
gers appears on horseback, and changes into seven
different characters, the horse going at full speed
The dog Billy, Of Cole, is the most remarkable
quadruped living. He will 60 through with a melo-
dramatic scene equal TO the best bpcd the stage
They all appear together again this evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

Cntfle Market.

There eight hundred beef cattle about one thousand
sheep, and seventy and calves in market Prices for
heeves averaged little dollars Sheep ranged three
~ five dollars and y sents and from twenty
five to forty dollars.
Amer this week, prices will begin rceedc rapidly till beef
reaches five to 81, dollars hundred weight The tow boats
will In day two he put the line and bceyes cows, and
calves sheep and lambs will be pushed market In album.
dance Wewcrc told yesterday that the interior j. full Of
cattle and that the river opened the city would be
supplied with almost any quantity. Grazers have
the number raised and do intend still farther augm, nj IL this
Therefore do not how present prices are TO be
sustained They must decline Beefat Ave tosx dollars per
hundred weight equal to flour FIVE dollars per barrel
M,r,~r,s, Fra IsFor the Rice by the Howell 10! rls
credit the best offer.
In Island Produce W have change to notice.
Coffee IN fair demand; Molssses firm. In Sugars but lit
tie doing particularly Muscovados the principal part
however Of this description that offering OF low quail
ties.
Beef prime and No qIqais; do Jerked do do u
= 20 ss0 Bread, Pilot, - aso; Flour, Am. Mackcel
No as 80, Nails, cut. Tta76. Pork, -. " -
do Prime liza Is Rice s7ssf Sugars, assoed, half white
and half brown All NJ white alone, 10 II brown
AL yellow Coffee. st quality saasO second aud
a
prem. New Orleans 2 dis.
FRrIGHrs-To Europe. per ton fia gts 4. St,tes bos
sugar 400 Coffee, per H. &c ao Molassss, hhds. Of no
r.la "A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
GIIVD NEWS

RIcHMoND Feb 2s-arr Manchester NYork SID Paragon do
NoRroLK, Feb 2s-arr Constitution Nfork AZ Seaweii'
Point, Tuscarora, Deborah Ann Jane Ann, for NYork.
MOBILE, Feb I2-cld Hector NYork.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 2o-cld Normande Liyerpoo Chester
KYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

DAM IN THE SIDE COUGH, sc.-ffevine for a lon,
pain IN The breast and side. accompanied With
dry cough IN iuccd upon the solicit nd 10
try Dr. Tayor's BAL u LiyerwGrt and this medicine
swercd Inc PURPOSE admirably My distress produced nv
hurt with ticuliy coul swallow v food
Indeed satisfied disease must have terminated IN con.
sumption had Il not been cured by this udcious medicine
advise all who serh % prong life 20 Dr. Tayor
JAS. COWAN. .7s Bovyerv
Andrew Oliver \ Co. New Orleans; d. Mitchell.
New Haven; q. Robbins Hartorl Porneroy Co. Albany:
Dibble Heisdale, Buffalo; J. e. Csdy, Providence.
f1o sti&itw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
Highly Important from Canton---War b.
tween the Chinese and Americans.

BY the arrival of the s'Actve" at Baltimore, from
Calcutta pia St. Helena, we have highly impor-
tant from China, The "American" states that
whilst the /" Active" was at ST. Helena, her captain
learned from the officers of the ships Talbot and APP
thorp, both bound to New York that the Chnesehad
attacked American frigate (the Columbia, Com.
Reid,) between Whampoa and Lntn, in the night,
taken probably for an English ship-when an ac-
ton commenced between the Junks and the Ameri-
can, in which it is supposed that 500 natives
killed. The town of Whampoa was blockaded by
the English and Americans conformity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
300 BroadUay, corner Of Duane street,

SVS bToudHdN, cofHcf ~ DuIrc apccfi
DISEASES OF TaE EYE oFPESR&TIoNs THERE.
DR.. Office hours O'Clock, daily sundays er
br WEsTMAcoTT is in attendance during DR.. Elbstt.
poorer class of patient. will be attended from hapas
IN TEnion win remove on Is, May to ss Broadway
| THE REsURRECTToN or PERSIAN PILLs-rhe.,
ne tsS G% sG an SS 1ss Man,
s6 ' s,, 5. sa .i in @ 'S s ssd p h for
suredy have healing yiiias which no oter medicine e this
iass had 6s% o. csI
sH % S 9'a b. . 70 @ s s sr
pas or bs diseases mentioned be large s which
money viii b; 5ianded ihs rrarSo Inc boz no on.
hey hsSS tried the Persian Compound @ the mos,
.s s GSEd 6 ,e1SSSs' ,6as 'SPOr IN ae.ps
s6eap.i wei ls medicine use Price :, cut, or
ofOne boz win be convincing than cerA6
FOR sale by J. o. FAY, Agent New York Retaed =, No.
- and 100 Es S ;.s, At the Ly1sSp 81 Bid
ham sqaae; $50 Greenwich street. and at the Circulating Ii
N'BTS MoSsrs- q. with the creates, confidence ,h,,
We a,e m those about to become mothers to make use 81 The
DiLEs on HEMORRHOiDs CURED.-DR. MILTI
L MOREs LtNiNENT is admitted TO have cell ssl IN.
Fss g .cess. has been unqualified truly s;y;SiTs
S"n i.' aa nd gsT soothing 's sSa s1s "
scnsacnand employed directed the most nrsterste
4 eeiscet are guarantee, have abundance lse the
following. viz;
hereby certify that after having ben several year. Afflicted
With the Piles nv yf and mysc both entirely ou "
Dr. Miltimores innent for the fs fcur
can therefore recommend efecue and srsay
JOHN CLEMONS
Akron Ohio MAY pa 1877
For sale By J. o. FAY, Agent NJ Minors Fr-utin House
Drug stove. le3 BROADWAY; ~ Canalst 100 Fu'ons'; ~
Bowery; ei Broadway; and of New York druggists M
Pot ap sized bottles small sine ST. large sine 50 and
warranted. mr1 ~
nROFsN PAtPfTATION and OTHER ,hseas,s Of M heart
~ uost ef'ectually aad speedily cured
This specific remedy saprcpsraon Of he greatest value of
the above most dangerous complaints Many there WHO
ha incurab have tired the SIMPLE
lief s rnedy though powerful and yrry ecaccus
and n recommended 70 physieans az being fully hicd TO
their confidence.
preparrd AL sold Nv o. FAY n drug store iss Broad1y
Frauklin Housel ~ Canalst; go Broadwayi ~ Courts
B.ston; 1nd Or Wads worth, Providence, X l.
Price 81 so p,r bottle. ,, 81.
n Nom gsnrnc unless with label overfhe stopper, IN
the proper hand-v rtug Of the prcprietor, thus,, -
ma7tt' DR. y ON1HANk, froprietor.
FANCY BALL DRESSES Jus, received from par,s-Mr..
ROCHE boys leave % notice the public that NJ s l'
opcv~d the beautiful and complete assort fsnl
Ball Dresses IN this city. and whic ~ or3 70 .nt
,mateurs at very moderate price,, at hi' esta 20
3oT Broadway. eF' F""-
WANTED Gardener n go 20 Ney Haven, ma young
w man without family would be preferred Apply AZ No. "
Maiden lane. up stairs VIZ W.
A UCTtoN NOTtCF-Ex,ensive Sale of splevdid surni.
N TIVE of ali dsscrsions Piano For'., Look ing lssses,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

On SATURDAY, Feb 10Th after protraced and painful ne..
whichhe borc With exemplary christi patience
MIR Richard Evans &c the firm of r. Co. this city
HIS friends also thos, % ~. fthernlaw Henry Ab.
Esq invited 10 attend bis funeral without further
TUESDAY pnctaally at four o'clock p NJ the DR.
fattons church. in Spring st., Varick.
On the goth ut. OF lingering consumption Mr. Richard
Feltrr, in the nth year Of hs sge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
W.suIScroN Cry. March

,...... WAsHINGros CITY, March l, 1910.
The new mail arrangement will speedily go into
oyeration Whether it will take place this week or
the next do not know. Until am instructed other
wise, shall send you my dispatches by express
AS soon as the new arrangement takes effect, sup
pose you will not be disposed to pay for an express
that affords you other facilities than those OF the
common mail. t,.. It
All is quiet today, because it is the Sabbath; TO
morrow, we shall probably have war IN the house
in the Senate, and even in the Supreme Court room
War is the order of the day. and from FLORIDA 10 5h
utmost regions of the north, political boodhounds
are the roaring and con- rolling lions OF the day,
Mr.. Clay has not returned from virginia. IL Is
confidently asserted that he will resign his seat IN
the Senate on the first of May. do not believe lt
Mr.. Clay may be sincerely anxious to go INTO retire
ment but vet after all, he, like all old political
stagers, would die of positive inerness and enn9i
if he were to go into the retirement OF private life
He NAV think of resigning, but when the day
arrives for him to put out his light" he will look
back and retrace his steps.
The new treasury note bill will, probably, be
taken up tomorrow, and it will be passed without
much debate.
Nothing new to send.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

PHILADELPHIA, March z, 1910.
The news relative to the bank bills will be found
in our morning papers. The same opinion prevails
that / previously gave you, relative to the manner
in which these bills will be handed back and for
ward until too late to benefit the public.
A rumor is in circulation today, founded pretty
good authority, that the United States Bank are pre-
pairing to issue post notes of $40, and upwards Gin
case of the passage of law compelling them to re-
sume) which will be made payable in one, two, and
three years from dates They will thus be enabled
to get in their circulationthat is, if the people
will take them-and make pretty fair speculation
the result This is all they do; as they must
stop, if the bill passages, without some such exPe-
dent
The following are the sales of stocks:
80 U. s. Bank, 30 days, "a; Is Girard, 81 3-o; ~
do do; 30 Fa rmers & Mechanics, 81 IL
The United States Bank refused to pay number
Of checks this morning, but marked them good
What all this means you certainly imagiRe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

Cleared
shIs Gen Hodgman, Bsher ct Johns. Pr, Avmar Co;
Hew,s Hcwiand Marseies Rogers Coz brig Barbara Lake
Apllachicola, BROOM. '
Brig David Crane, Brown days from Darien, cotton
NJ Demili
Sailed.
yagoc Trah Liverpool; PHILADELPHIA MORAN onAon, n,
diaes Mssssas; Mary Frances shannon Pensacola kme,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

'I'IE FRIENDS or JOHN GRAHAM, the Blind Poet
requested Mrs Millers. Blue Bonnet House,
Spruce-s Wednesday evening, 9Th inst, al o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

DR GALEN HUNTER oflOs sth Avenue, has used sher
- Worn Lozngcs his practice and believes ~ the
peasaaiest and bs, medicine They for sale
1 a 40 Na.sa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

Yours, truly, w. 1''''-
You are II liberty 20 publish letter beg the favor
thsyou wlln OF publish the Division street 81
| vial ats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03
Mattel.

Marrfcd.
On saturday evening, Feb 18th BY the Rev g. D. F-ru
Martin William Cowan, Of Engllnd, 10 Mrs Catharin. Br,
Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

FANCY BALL DRESSES JUS, reee,,sd FROM tss.M W., W.
ROCHE bcgs leave 20 notice thr public t'at NJ hs W.
opcvd the beautiful and complete assoren d rsn,y
Ball Dresses IN this city. and which ~ 49, 70 w
aoy proaJJ,.,, Wy ~ fc2s 2 nins'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

IOR. EDWARD ~. LUDLOW, of SO Broaivay, one Of The
~ ernn., the city after using Shermans
Msdcated gives them his decided appreciation For
sal Nassaust
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

MORNING uERALD-suIp VIEW $.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

7 ONDON MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INsTRU.
MENTs, Table Knives, Razors strops PEN Packet and
SONS, IS Strand London, Manufacturers % the British
Navy, at II. SIMPSONS,
1853 Broadway, New York
n. d. Wholesale orders promptly executed.
Lances Instruments azors Cutlery &c. set and repaired
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

DISQUALIFICATION CORNELL n HARRIS
II Disiers and Rcchers have removed from la South,
Front street. rposte Burng slip where
they will PROMPTLY orders for the kinds Of
Domestic Liquors such Pure srit, Brandy, Gin, and
Nhiskey.
Ps Order. will aso b. executed f len the Distisry
Front Caiharine Ferry Brooklyn swis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

WANTED GARDINER 60 70 Ncy Haven ccnni ysunr
w without family would be prtierred Apply ~ NO. "
Maiden lane up stairs. VIZ W.
AUCTION NOTfCr.-ES,snsive Sale Of spl.vdid surni.
te oC ali dsscriufiona. Piano Forea Iook laseep,
chin plss.~ars Carrtue oil Cloth BEDS ard ned sing
Narssse. % on "Wednesday, al 70 oci'ck, IN the large
rO %g p Ann and 10 TioMAs BELL, Auv,ioo.,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

L'YES-INFLAMED AND SOKE EltS-Rowands q o.
II lyreum, Eye Water. excellent Tor
weak and inamed eyes and s peculiarly adapted its mild
and safety, the Of c lden and infants
medicine has greater cs Cor patronage aud hap
PLY efhcacioUs. All who try IL are delighted WITH II.
For sale by j. o. FAY, Agent Minors Franklin House
drug store, lss Broadway, and lii Canals n. V
COUGHS X COLDS CURED-"Rowands Pumonaria or
~ Vegetable Demulcen Of obstinate
asthma aud auxiliary Of present relief from the
threatening symptoms oapproaching Pulmonary Consumption
No medicine has claims the confidence the in.
valid than this Price so let's. per bottle. For sale by
J. o. FAY, General Agent, at his drug store
mas ~ 1913 Broadway, tFrahklin Housel ". v.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-03

A RTIFIciAL TEETH-M. LENETT, Dentist, No sa
Bro.dwsy entrance mWarren street bers 70 call Tie sten
of the Vullic 20 meth &c ,ing Artificial
Teeth fon fll seton he principle of atmospheric
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