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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-This house was Gro
ed last night, from pit to dome, and the boxes "
rcspcndent with the beauty and fashion of our c
1t was a sight which appeared to animate
breasts of the performers, and each one seov
surpass the other. When the enterprising mans
appeared, the applause with which he was recei
was Of the most enthusiastic chara :ter, and
moment he appeared to forget the character Of
AveAging Moor, aud was again himself the
mayer, receiving the reward Of his labor and e,
tions in the smiles and approval Of the public.
evening, a great bill is announced, the beaut
drama ofCOlumbus, Does your Mother know yo|
out and New York as il is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

GREAT DINNER, IN HoSoR OF rHE BROAD SEAL
OF New JERsEY.-A magnificent dinner was given
last evening at Yales United States Hotel, on the
the above occasion. Nothing could exceed the
splendor of the arrangements. SignJ
Charles Ring, Watson Webb, Jacob Aeker, and
others of that ilk, refused to sanction the dinner
because il was not the $40 exclusive plain, given
MD town in a fashionable manner. We, however,
annex the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

D5-The american" denies that their sending
q steamer for the news by the sheridan, had any
thing to do with ck-jobbing. When the indict-
ment 10 presented, the culprit Away, pleads not
guilty." as a matter Of course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

0- For the latest news by the Southern mail from
Washington, see the POSTSCRIPT on the fourth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
Notices..

Coles PAINT1yGs-We advise all who have not
yet examined these truly wonderful works OF art,
to do without loss Of time. They are beautiful in
the extreme. One of them is perfect Claude.
FAIR AT NIBLo's.-Re member that the great fair
for the benefit of the Half Orphan Asylum com.
menccd at Niblo's Garden last Friday. There is a
brilliant display of goods; and all this week, there
is to be grand performance Of music.
CIGArs.-Some Of the best in the city can be pur-
chased of Lonergan, 1874 Broadway.
CoSoERT.-Remenber that the celebrated Signora
De COME gives another of her interesting concerts
a; the City Hotel, the 29th inst.
SHAVING CREAM.-One Of the best preparations
for shaving is Jones's Bunker Hill shaving soap,
sold at 80 Chatham street.
CHATHAM THEATRE.-The attractions at this
theatre are the most pleasing in the city. The
merry, machinery acting, and coup Gii are not sur
passed by any; and novelty 10 a charm of nightly
occurrence.
OYsrERs.-Remember that Downing, Of No 5
Broad street, intends 10 devote the whole of his
energies, these holidays, to supplying superb oys-
tiers, in every way, shape, manner, and quantity,
for parties both in and out Of the city. Dogpipg
distances every one in this line.
SPLENDID PrcrUREs AVID ToYs.-See Levy. ad.
vertiseaients Of sales at his rooms, Isl Broadway
all this week.
BOOK KErPISG.-Marsh's classes are open ten
hours each day, at IS Cedar street. Few teacher,
excel Marsh.
B,LLs.-Don't forget to look out for the splendid
entertainments to be given by Parker at Tanmany
Hall, during the holidays.
CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-Whoeyer Is troubled with
these dangerous complaints should purchase Pease',
hsarhound candy. 1t is said to be a sure cure.
GERNAS ALE.-The best ale in this city = that
sold at Wsrburg's, los 2 Fulton street Its brew.
ed in Newark, in the pure Bav arian style
PHILADEIrHIA.-One OF the best hotel. in hi.
city for a traveller to sojourn at is the washinv,o,
House, 22S Chestnut street, next door TO Masonic
Hall
AMERICAN PrAcu WISr,-All who love de.
lghtful treat. in the way Of light wipe should pur
chase some Of this beverage. 1t is sold at Canal
street
WAvERLY HorEL.-Tbis most excellent hotel
Zone Of the very best in the cty) has reduced the
terms Of board one third for the winter proper
movement a, this season, when all are complaining
Of hard times. To those who have not fixed on
winter quarters, we say 20 to the wayerly. (sos
advertisemcnt)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT rHE AsPHIrHrArEE.-
We never Witnessed more elegant, crowded, nor
delighted audience than honored the performances
Of the classic Amphitheatre last evening. The dress
circle presented one blaze Of youth, beauty and
fashion. The delighted eountenanees Of the juve-
nile part Of the audience, the animation and repeat
ed plsudits Of the patriotic rit. and the general
good order and good feeling Of the audience was
quite exsilerating. There is amusement 20 be
compared with the AmPbitheatre. The audience
surround the circle, and to participate in all
the enthusiasm Of the performers The merry jokes
Of the nsver-tirng Gossin, and his little phenome-
nor, Bobby, who resembles small stick of Pease's
candy, and the o1-hand impromptus Of jolly Joe
Pentlaud, the life and soul Of the performances.
Young Turner absolutely resuscitstes Proteus.
Last evening without quitting his horse. he ASSUME
ed IN turn the air. the costume and gait Of four DIFF
fsren Characters lie dsshss around the circle like
an aerial being-now pourtrsyi ing the aged matron--
suddenly changing into the gladiator, Of admirable
proPoriions-and again, the Mereary Of Phidis.,
ready 70 take wing. Thi, truly classic ne rfor-
nance echpsos all others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

ROBERT WIRES TRIAL-SINcULAR DIscLo-
suREs IN FIsAsoE.-We call the attention OF our
readers, and Henry Clay in particular, now enjoy
ing ine mutton at the Aston House, to the singular
disclosures made in finance and morals on the
trial of Robert White, continued yesterday. The
GOODNESS of Master Newcombe, in his beautiful let
ter is one of the purest specimens of financial phi.
iosphy exhibited in all street As to the charge
of petit larceny against White, 1t is the most
,inpudent farce ever heard Of The jury owe it to
jastce and their own characters, to bring in ver-
dict of not guilty, without leaving their box Tse
prosecution is a disgrace TO the Manhattan Bank
and its contem ptible director
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

DrBur OF BRAHAM-SISsULAR JoKk'--h'
evening this distin- uished vocalist made MS ae0"'
at the Park Theatre, in the serasNier' Oh 'ne ''e
az Belgrade.
The songs of Mr.. Braham were sPiendid' ana Sc
yeral were encored unanimously. my heart WIN
love is beating" was most exqGisitely sung-and
indeed throug hout the execution Pathos ana iee"s
exhibited by Mr.. b. were superb.
This debut was in point of talent and execution,
o,e of the most successful we have ever seen In
New York Only one thing-one little thing was
vantng-a good house. 1t is a solemn iacl tina
there was hardly $500 in the house. The PIT was
NOT full-the first tier of boxes miserahly thn-the
second tier beggarly and the of the house utter
" empty. This certainly is one of the prettiest
Jokes in theatrcals that yet characterized New
York-even more than that presented by the Ma
tional Theatre. Why is it sol Because our people
of fashion are beggars-or turned Office seekers
reli gious-our people of taste have turned philo-
sophers, and go to lectures Many other causes
might be given, which we shall notice hereafter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

BILL FARE.
sour. salade de Volatile
Mock Ture. Pigeons Truhes.
Rock Bass, Egg and Parsley venison, Saddle
Wlld Goose.
stewed Black Bass, Port Brandt Duck, curreu, Jelly
Wine Sauce. Sauce.
COLD DISHES Black Duck au NatureL
Ham, ornamented. Broad Bill Duck.
Jellied. Pheasants Cranberry Sauce
Tongues. Quails, Laraed.
Boned Turkey, oyster sauce Quails, Jellied
" Chicken celery sasce Ducks.
Beef a la Mode. GupeaiIen, portwina
RoAsTs Squirrels, Pottea, ditto
Beef. Rabbit, Larded
Beet, Cold Jellied Hare, Port wine
Turkes. RacSoon, Champagne sauce
Chickens. Hsnnch Of Bear.
Goose. Turkey, la Galatine.
Goose, Drowned, Jsllied Swans.
ssrLkD. Truned Partridges.
Leg Mutton, Caper Sauce. Hare Pies.
Turkey, Oy ster sauce PASTRY
Chicken, Celery Sauce. Plumb Pudding
Cocoanut do
Oyster Pies. Potatoe do
Chicken Pies Omulet Souhie
Oysters, Fried Minee Pies
Holsters. Apple Tars
Veal, Sweet Bread. Cranberry Tart,
Champagne Sauce Prune Pies
ENraEEs. Orange Puffs
C6teettes dellouon, au Ma Peach Patties
tuTel. Cream Tops
Casserole au Riz, Garne de Ice Cream,
Foie Ciras. Jelly,
Tete de Veau, en- Tortue. Rose Jelly,
Ris de Vesu rOseille. Blanc Mango,
Epaule dAgneau, en- Ballon Charlotte Russo
Fricassee de Poulet.
Rognons dc Veau, sarte a la Raisins, Grapes,
Jardiniere de Gibier. Apples, Peaeanut
Petit Peulet la Refine. Smokers, Anohovis
Peelet la Tartare
SUPERIOR OLD WINES, 90 GLbERT DAVIS IMPORTATION
MADEIRA do Brown,
Bradish, lSls. o.. Pale,
Brown Seal 1924 Old Gold
India, 1925 PORT
Bement & CO., 1926 PORT London Dock
Blackburn's brand CHAMPAIGN
Old Reserve Madeira, from Napoleon, (superior)
OleveIra. Heldsleck.
CLARrr Gold Top, Bogssey, (superi-
Chateau MargeauX, No.. ,. orPureJulce)
SHERRY. HOOKS. -.
Brown, 1875. Charlearger, queen 'tcpo-
Romano, Gold, 1916. ria
Red Seal Pale, 1924. Grunhusen
Pale sherry lsa7 Old Bronneberg.
Roy al Sherry, 4 r. 1894 roRrLE,
Old ImperiplPae LONDON Brown Stout
Hard Cider &c.
Aaron Clark ESQ took the chair and introduced
Governor Pennington, in admirable speech OF
half an hours duration. Governor Pennington spoke
for nearly an hour in an indifferent tone OF voice;
he cuded about midnight. He was succeeded
BY Mr.. Halsted and tive or three others. The meet
ing broke up about in the morning. All went off
with the greatest eclat.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

PoPUL ATGoS OF BfRstSGHAM Bssrsr &c
e. is Informed that Birming CHAM is the most popu.
lous city Of the two. In 1881, there were li6 CSC
inhabitants therein, and in Bristol Only 1904
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

Tue TARIrY-PREPARArIoNs ToR A FIsHr.-
Several of the Providence and other eastern papers,
in the interest Of the manufacturers, seems TO have
taken FIRE the recent Meeting Of merchants in this
city, at which the present tariff laws were discuss
ed, and Mr.. Adams's new law denounced.
This is merely an indication Of a combined move
TO be made by the manufacturing interest upon
Congress, at no distant day. During the last II
years, the manufacturing interest has increased ana
zngly, and they will make powerful effort to
raise the tariff In 1872 the present tariff compro-
mise closes, aud new set of books will be opened.
We may expect, therefore, many preparations on
both sides for the contest TO ensue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

% THt Nosrusps MAIL will hereafter close
40 An
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
Au>roachinx spring Business,

The merchants in Pearl street, and Whereabouts,
are making great preparations for an early and an
extensive spring trade, as soon as the New Years
holidays shall have passed and gone.
The revolution in the general gevernment-the
accession of a new administration resump ton of
m. Pennsyivania and Southern banks-the large
ro,. of last yeartbe preservation Of the peace of
Europe-every element, foreign and domestic, poll
teal and financial, physical and mental, seem to
CONCUR in indicating that the years 1871 and u will
y. nros,erous and energetic beyond any previous
experience.
What precise effect the repeal of the subtreasu-
ry the creation OF new natioaal bank, the re es'
tablishment of the old U. 9. Bank if either measure
should succeed, might have commercial Affairs,
seems not so clear. Many friendly to National
Bank, apprehend danger from renewal ofthe ques-
tien-and think it would be better and wiser not to
agitate debateable systems concerning the curren-
ey One of the greatest evils to commerce is change
and Huctuation in the laws Even wrong system,
If it be permanent is better than constant vacilla-
tion.
BE all this it may, the vigor and energies ell this
country are peculiarly commercial, even to over.
trading Nor do We believe that speculation, as we
call it, Injuries a nation. BY excited action and
lively overtrading, individuals are ruiHed, but the
whole country gains by the enthusiastic efforts oil
those enterprising individuals. They always leave
behind them traces Of their energy in new houses,
ships, roads, wharves, &c. The next grand rsvul-
sioa will not take place before 1876 orr Before tina
time numerous fortunes may be made and securely
Invested
Let us ALL therefore, make the most Of the present
auspicou, prospect. Make hay while the sun shines
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

Corn WEATHER.-Yes,erdsy and the day before
were extremely cold. Saturday was the coolest
day thi, sessan In baltimore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

Sloe2bs
Toe mortgased land was ssld in October. 1884, for
SIS 900, which paid that debt The actual receipts,
therefore, have been over elss 600, which is much
more than double the original estimates Of the cost
bottom Pos', Dec. le
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22
NEW YORK HERALD.

New ork. Tuesday, Deeemher &c, lsio.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

BUNEFR Hill MoNuMErr.-ro show that there
has been no want Of liberality in the New Eaaland
public ~ contributing Tor the erection oftbis work
the following items are given. Tho ri-inal 60,
for the entire height Of two hundred feet s sstinai
ed by Mr. Willard, the architect, was $4,000 lie
work. 50 Ear as built IL is said has not much ex.
oeeded this estimate. The receipts of the associa.
tics, since ia organization, have been as follows -
First subscriptions Of members s5tOIO
legislative donation 10000
Ladies subscription. $500
Raised on mortgage Of land and Monument 2aloO
Subscription through Meehasics Society. q 600
Lease Of land. 1852
Tax for ascending Monument about 1000
D0nstions Of two citizens. 10000
Proceeds Of September Fair, 1870. 3lOO0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-22

Rurus CHASE & Co, Sole Agents for the sale Of
WilIer's Patent Salamander Safe, No. ia Water
street. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

Astonishing Cares performed BY
On. J. FRANCIS, 0CULtST, 10 barcisy-st. New York.
Of conscience and frsm drty 10 the rab
he se nysf bssnd 10 make the Ioiow statems nt
Oeast for time without any good etset and after
wards Eye In6r for menths with no better elt
Ny continued become much worse and adoaxh
esons had been ssorted TO- ene ere became to-
tsly bnd consequence Of nbus haviIg the
sseht of DIR. Frsnciss celebrated Eye Wa
him, zad in weeks after The apple the
sSs happy 10 say that no asses
is remedy may soon extensively Known believe il
would prove 20 be one Of greatest to ose whose
'''a me- MLAsIRgfT sso%S
10th October, 1870.
lar. GEORGE BgNEItT,
Pastor ofthe Stsaten 81. Church.
Ms Gott, SO Orchard st. member Of my Church. has
ohd no has been afflicted with diseased for nearly
years isrge u'csr covered tae sga after fress spplea
lions ~ d'erent phy scisns, total loss of sight
sppreAeased n~ Eye Water prepared by Dr. Francis
effected perie, cure =. H. CONE,
Pastor of the Oliver Street Church.
We the sndersYnsd having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
"a families with good effect and astonishing
eaey heratinrIy recommend the notice Of the public
As valuable remedy
Duncan Dunbar, pastor or the MeDougaI ST. Church.
q Somaaers. p'sior OF the South Baptst Ckurea.
Harrison, pastor of the Thompson ST Churcb.
Jacob Drummer, pastor OF the Ncrth Baptist Church.
Joshua Lane; member Of the fresbytey at Buffalo and
now residing at IL 81 ayen9e.
Numerous heates be al the ohce Seven have
Just been received from the Hamilton Literary and
Institution of its astonishing efficacy Of the sueen
This Eye Water is prepared sold by America
bu by Dr. J. Francis 10 Barclay street New York,
7 Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished
from the natural without giving the sgsest pam:
m DIV &wy within two doors Of the Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12
EATIsE on THE
III u M A n III A | r

n9-Br A. eRASpyEAS No. Barclay street the only in
dvidual, who has devoted himself practically and exclu
sivey the study OF the human hair the Of bald
ness, gray hair, &c.
your hair falling of Is lit growing gray Does
gender powdery sediment called dsndruf? Are you
troubled with scald head ring &c! With rtroi,rste
hidrorsee Would you have Ens, liberal head Of hair
vice grauitously offered you in Garndeans New Urea
tse on the HAIR which you can obtain a No Barclay
street, free Of charge.
Ii is to the judgement OF the whole world tina, Grand
jean submits the of his compositiont is the sci
entihc portion of the public of New York, that he will
prove has already DONE that before has
preparation been eicacous or capable producing
feet rapid, satisfactory as Grandeans Medicinal
Specific far the hair. The first application checks
the growth of gray hair-by using it constantly, tho
hair is prevented from falling OF, and will grow again
thick strong and brilliant. The famous Professor Che
ation to the animal grecse employed in this admiral
position Book ii, page ala" Considered physologi.
ensuring the organs the alton o!their tempe
nature while it dimnishes their nervous sensbilty
and eminenty assists nutrition; Wherefore persons
who have the misfortune TO lose their HAIR, to
have it turn GRAY and sshect 10 DAypEiFr, Will find
consolation in the important discovery OF remedy and
prev entive which will entirely do with the various
Oils and Pomades assuming thousond forms and
Tor uhat KIND Of Composition could tat be, reRtd BY
tamisar eh The study 81 de ska one headD The
of the above otsery be apparent TO all
Thousands of persons who have tried the virtue Of the
many Oils, Balm and Pomades without success and have
used the Composition with the most happy effects,
can to .he prompt ful6meEt of the authors premises
ii used according to the directions;
HERE Is NO HUMPUG; read what Grandjean him
self in his pamphlet page loO"N remain" for
preserve BY proper aud treatment; has Pocer is L
sdto his 7ae wter the roots decay the
senseless gudck could alone sssert the contrary
The public is informed that the only genuine Medicinal
Composition for preventing the loss OF haor prevent
the scalp-a composition reconmsndedby all physicians
who have anszed it, is TO be obtained ofthe proprietor
n. B. Each Bottle will have Grandean's Composition
for the HAIR stamped in the glass; accompanied with
book having the preprietors written signaturehs only
method detec, the many eounerisits in circulation
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12
No. a PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to devote mn
entire personal sttenusa to Of all ds'oss
and'private diseases.
Those who unfortunate become the n4
ofunqahea cherlatans with which this city
sbounds efhe laSity oferr laws regating
established D.pensary No Peck slip where thousands
have made to rejoice at happy deveraaee from then
manifold diseases.
To Dr. Carpenter tsgs leave to add that bs n
native and to the that he graduate OF Union
College and his dir Iona this city, Claims royal
honors leenate of the New York State Medical So
cey and has had nearly thirty practice and
nxh city, and what is most speedily AID sbec
tually cures his patients. ,
o. Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of pal
ITEMS who come IN contact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12
DIR. THOMAs'S SPECIFIC PILLS.


WHILE You obtain safe, certain and speedy fer
w all de Diseases by bex OF DR.. Thomas Spe
che Pills do not permit another hour to pass wthOs pesa
while suck speedy relief SO at hand recclect
that every you delay the disease is growing
AVID is taking deeper root stem. These
P prepared merely to SELL but they the
result of much labor d experience and prepared for the
purpose Of curing all those who give them trial They
secrecy For Fulton street, ila
fulton GeId j. H. Har a7s, and Ring, si Broad
way; Syms SO Bowery, Walker. Price 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12
.PRIVATE DISPENSAKY

nR De ANGELS formerly spr.euiiog.r .fn.dieis. 10
~ rIhiic hospitas Ns1iss and her medical
faculty ofths city sfNer rort where practising
physic the tTss ecsinuss b. tsd
sfre, No % Ro-nssu St zad West
Broadway This estsblshsest insadss fs he rsbl,e
all The delusons Of krgifi-srs ia his
hart br,neh Of Frscce IN eertsn disease and
affections Dr. De Argss hs bstn sbE dairy sucesssfn and
terrible sh@cfs disor frscueutly
rfrsf b. hir sor q tms sitEoB iscousss
pafeat Distractions chronic Affections Trh
sczl compeins, ulcers 10 the throat ptons 81 he sam
auo pains tie ins general cetry
str2in of svs. frun rszec
or Improperly euriag o. the ssdies tav.
Il trsatsnent incr-siri.
H ssreess Kss Measure attrrbstshls ~ ts vel knon
nsdSa shIrh. whilst they eradicate
or tss ds.rs. N. sm~cs,sd patient 20 health and
vgor.
Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12
N q II I G. F.

n o II | G. E..
90 P.CKLED OYSTERS, CLANS, MUSCLES, and
HOLSTERS, put up in the best style FOR shipping or
City
Also Oysters put for transportation in kegs Fami
hes supplied the shortest notice.
j. kECKHOW, iss Greenwich street,
els I'm corner CORTLAND st
TO BUSINESS MEN-AND THOSE IN WANT OF
BESINESS-Theg and ocre airing popularity Of aud
demand for MOFFATs LIFE MEDICINES, indaees the
Proprietor extend his
village Throughout the United States For this purpose he is
contract with both local Agents
for most of the New England and many Of the Southern
States, and Missouri and Iowa.
The OF h proposal both to already To-
Gated business well hose who searching for
poy ment must be obvious The profits allowed the sales
Of the medicines liberal, sufficiently make the
rtane OF enterrsing of business habits
establishing himseifwell travelling agent To merchants
and she keepers IL the large towns Opportunity like the
nelly In several instances where
Of this description have already become agents
Of the medicines has been extensive them
abandon all other business This fact volumes the
high standing Of Mofats Life Pills and Phenix Buffers
Full particulars relative to Agencies will be made known
Apheaon by addressing post paid letter to W. MOE
FAT, s75 Broadway. city OF New York.
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pVOITS UEADACUE

NEW YORK. Sept. "a. lstc ?. "
DEAR Doc TORT. leag azyr . ss,r- rer s,re,l
Hsseqehs C@npbor l9E.rgss, whicn consdsrsd hun
proved entirely eftcsctOas. Wan %
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a. ~ttsr been lrrlanfy subjected for past
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Your remedy cured entirely; took SO Lcteu
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feurs. sincerely. J h.NDN1~.
~ss~.n ST. 1af Brecker. and D0dds $50 brced
- N 1 90 aff osfn en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12

MOTT. tIE CELEBRATED fEMhLf rni
wi sttItE Ot NEW YORK. having Just reeeired IsTre
quantity OF herbs roots, aud essrs oils rsm 49,
ohs,,.s In will he able to cure these esees
-h,ss hs,. hsed the skill ofhs pos eminent psysesns
Mrs NOT positivey pledges herself TO cure or
a..a.s n,dep, "a Ire human frame and mere me
following; rbomstisrn ofhowovsr long nj .e
uor humors serofr salt rheun, sings s,il
wertrs cstsrrh sckdnsad. dyrpersia debhith suns
tons nervous syuptors, white fwel1fs
complaint be norr bold ana ttmsle
Az, offallux sickress add other diseased. r.s..t-
No msrerry en- mineral Of any kind used ASH
weaknesees may consult MIS- ". A,
with rer Il eonfdsnce Hours ssius patientsror ~
until Ia residence lts Spring street Svte sut ~
Erosdwsv AL letters frem the country (post pald I?y
$3.50. .'o' ost sn