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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-18


Sel b t NOR oro.-llneefdbr 6 Wei:
len bon oieler Staot 6annoper cine flei
ne Strede bon oer na1 yorf fiibrenoen
9auptifrai1e, fano man porsefern Nab.
mittas, Den 2Siten Suli, Die eeibe zines
iunsen et.pa 2OiabrisenMannes an einem
Saumaite bdn9en. Geftern Morsen ,pur
De cine Goroners Surp iiber ben eeib-
nam sebaltenL fpel6e, spie wir b6ren, esn
Husiprub that, baB Oct iunee Wtann in
einem 2tnf fou BON Geiitssserruttuns, 100,
BON ct itbon friber spmptcme bate Bit
Fen la1en Die 2bot beeoneen Babe
Sein gtome mar Daniel m9droner,
sebarti9 aus yorf, uno leines Sc ldafts
Gin 9utn,ober. St bate cine 3eittona
bier in 6annouer 9earbeitet, une perleb
oieie Gtaot am porieen Samfae Nbeap.
Der Sater oes Seritprbenen lanete les-
ten 9tontas Abeno bier an, in ber 4b.
i'ebt ielnen Sobn Su beiu6en, ben ct in
fiinf Sabrcn ni6t 9eleben bate allein ct
traf Jpn ai6t mebr. &orseitsrn Nbeno
Fam bic 9ta6ribt bier an, porauf ll9
oer Satsr seitsrn Morsen frab auf ben
2Ses maebte, uno leinen Sobn in Dem
Iu9enbllfe fano, ,po bic Surp cine l1ns
teriubuns aber ben esibnam bielt. g8as
feline Gefuble bel oielem Anblief semeltn
iein mosen permossn pir nidt gu fbu-
bern. Sie 2eide tpuroe in einen ibneu
an9efertiaten Sara aeleot, uno nd1 9Jorf
absefabrt. 9ann. @asetts.
Der MWauntaineer," cine in Gbenss
burg, Cambria, pa. eeoruetts 3situnser-
wdbat eines bsftisen Sturms, ,pel6er
litb oaleIbit am 3ofsn Suai ereisnete, tt.
untsr Sen Saumen, Senien &c. beoeutenos
8erbeerun9en anrlbtete. Ibt Meilen
BON Gbensbur9 tpuroe oas 8obnbaus bes
6rn. Daniel Dopnep pom 8ooen tpeae
9erllltn, uno ct Ii. feline orei &inoer anter
Den einfturSenoen Grimmern besraben.
Gin Na0bar, rpelber pas .Saus 3ufan,-
msnltar3en fab, Dolte foslei6 5ulfe bsr-
bel. Ole orei Sinoer fano man leblos
unter Den Nuinen, uno Der unsludli6e
Satsr mar 10 perlest, oab ct tpenisStunz
oen oarauf ieinen Geift aufsab. Seine
6rau, rpelte iib ebenf faus i'm 6auie be-
fano, puroe nur wenis bslbdoi9t. (ib.
Sur 8aner n.-eln Sausr sist in
elmer spbilaeeIpb,sr 3situns bic llrlaebe al,
marum bet Dti,en une anesrss Gstraire
jabrlIeb puret Die Slisat, Wtbltbau, Srame
&c. ssriltrt mirt. Stab telnsr Oisinuns fehtt
Dies eahsr, eab man seschrenen
0iaser trauebt, ,psIher bic Saat III ttarf
trritt uns Itmatb maett. uuIerpem wirb-
tsbanrtst Ct, oct Scpen lu Isiet unc leb,pam
mig sematbt, ,pecnreb bsr Srpf Dem Saamen
iebapst-im 8sssntteil mu1e cas- Saatlanb
oitbt uno fsIt fein.-Aah mill bsIsr 5err
temsrft baten, pab iteraH, no man 2unssr
sstrauebe babe, Der init Gteinfcblenaftbs ssr.
mlebt 1T, bic heifiebe 8isse eeinsu Sbaom
that gSir htcrlahcn uniern aferbautreitens
een &eIern tae ltrtbeil, in ipie ,pcis Die Dss
bauptuassn pinss ssrren rdbts ftno.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-18

ptan9en, 'pelber meleet, oab psrmutbet
waree, oob 9esen 800 feinolte Snoianer
cDnIpelt Dem Sort ndren.
so
Generol Oorrilen crflGrt hdb Dfents
ll6 su @uniten Der 9eutlben.
Sort es, ibr oeutIben ginwanoerer!
Die seouneenen sofofofo .Sbreber bas
ben 10 oft Die unperlbdmte ense osrbrei>
tet, oob General toarriion fir iei, Den
elnseoanoerten Oeutiben uno Srldneern
ertt nab 6tpans9 Sabren oas Stimmreebt
Su perleben, oab man enolib anfine, oie=
ielben fir tpobr 5u bolten. Man peraab
babel oanSllcb oes ourb bic Aftenituete
Der seiesSebenoen Serlammlune bon 9teu
Worf bepieienen llmitanees, 6 S a n
Suren ee9en bas llsemei i
ne@ blre b t 8 fpro d. uno
8 # m m t, 70 wie, oab ct bel oielsr
Gelesenbeit oHentlih erflarte une ibrieb,
b a + b a 6 g ii m men oerSre MS
BEN in STUD nno feinS e.,
eea 1T Il merifa iei.
General 6arriion, pelber ME cine fol-
be, 9ab uao 8erabtuns an iib traeens
oe Weinuns ousseipreben, that etipas
eana oaoeres. Statt Den 4ten Suli, oen
Sobresto9 Oct MISUNDERSTANDING,
nit oer llnterseicbnune elmer Nfte 5u per.
elpleen, Die Den 9anoel uno Die Snouftrie
oeeeanoes untererdbt,lbreb ct an sieiem
Sage fol9enoen merfpiroieen Srief an
cine 2Sableommittee i'm Staate Snoiara,
oeiien Snbolt belonoers Die oeutfben Sin.
oelponoerten in Den 8ereini9ten Staaten
iib 5u Semitic flibrea Iouten.
"0lcrtb Senb ben 4. Suli1 $40
9Reine 9erren!
SDr Sbreibeu pom often ees porioen
Wonots babe ib ribtie erbalten, un0 ert
lebe oaraus 5u meinsm Seoouern, DAP IN
Sbrer gtabbaribaft Elm @eribt i'm Tim.
lauf 1T, "al6 lei ib Oct ginbureeruno BON
Sremoen enteesen, ODER wani6te ibnen
oas Buroerrebt erft nab einem 5wan5i0z
fdbrioen Aufentbolt su ertbeilen, uno DAP
ib iiserbaupt feline Spmpatibe fit Die
ieni9en Guropder babe, tpelbe bier in Den
8ereini9ten Staaten eseen Die 8eoruf'
funsen Guropa's Elm 1ipl iubten.
SD babe bieie s ri leu m bune
fbon fruber eebort. uno tene Gelesen'
belt porbeiftreiben Iahcn, lie als cine erc'
be unpabrbeit su erfldren, 10 pie ib iest
feinen Nusenblicf anitebe Sbnen su iaeen,
oab oas eanse Geriibt oub ni1t einen
Sbatten bon 8abrbeit entbdlt.
Sm Geeentbel babe id 2(ues eetban,
um Den MIDI um9ebeneen Sremoen Die Grs
reiebune oes 8ur9errebtes 3u erlei6tern.
Als ib i'm Gonereie ruar, that ib mein
Mo9lldites, um ibnen no d por Der
Grlanoune oes Sareerrebtes eieiebenGe-
rebt1ame uno Grleibterun8en gum Sebus
fe bes unfaufs BON Staatsldnoereien au
su eepdbrsn, welbe ben neebornen8ars
germ Suifanoen. @s 1T in Der Sbat uns
mSelib, nit Den pislen &erldumoupecn
une eioen, ,pelbe tdslib iber MIDI inl1ms
lauf oeiebt neroen, Sbritt su balten; be-
Ionoers oa piele oct 2esteren auf einem
ofenbaeen Meineib beruben.
Dobabtunespoa
Us m. .. barr n"
8as fit Giioen tpeoen Die Solblinee
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-08-18

3teber unO Smttt,
!5aten 70 stcn erbalten:
6ut unb Slumpen !
ct. groir une Ycrto gtic 3uder.
Yreim glemOrleans
lpeltte fs lebr ,poblfeil berfaafen ,pereeu, fir
Baarselp ocer i'm Instauleb fir <anpessprce
onfte.
Neaeius, Su(i H. SIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

For time past the collectors OF the wan street
boarding vessels arriving this port with late news
the habit Of falsely saying that they collect snip
and foreign the New York In consequence
of this ehood many captains give and packages
which intended for the Herald No later ago tn yes
day. Wall street collectors made such repre-
sentaton To the captain Of the st. Lawrence.
Now therefore, hereby give notice to all sh'pmas anu
captans of that neither Bancker nor Lowber nor
nor any other Wall street loaier have any authority TO
get or packages intended for the Herald Robert D.
Martini and h,s trusty administered mate ogeer WIN e
pilo beonpne to the New York Pilot Company alone are a
thorized to take any papers packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York 9th AprA, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
u. y. Circuit Court.


John Delavan and John Quin, indicted along with
another seaman, not in custody, put to the bar
charged with endeavorng to make a revolt on board
the brig Lexington, at various times, during vow
age from New York to Lisbon, and from hence to
Rio de Janeiro and back to this port.
The testimony of the first mate of the Lexington,
which had been taken de bene esse, read to the
jury, and detailed various acts of INSTRUMENTATION,
amounting almost to mutiny.
John A. Morrill, appeared as counsel for the
cused and set up some aggravating language and
offensive conduct the part of the officers of the
Lexington, In extenuation OF the characterization
which his clients had exhibited OH board
The learned gentleman called African negro,
named John Francis, who deposed that the whole
diffculy originated in not giving the crew full al
lowance provisions, while living in the harbor of
Lisbon. Some other aggravating conduct the
part OF the mate was also proved, and the jury ac-
quilted the prisoners.
John Collins and John Douglass, were brought up
to receive their sentence for making a revolt on
board the ship Cambridge. The Court adjudged
them to pay SIS each.
And the Court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

MaM& N1ME N13S kNMH
TO sail from New York the 2sh, and Liverpool the
18th of each month.
FROM NEW YORK.
Shin GARRICK, Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March.
SIDDONS, Captain n. b. Palmer, 25th April.
SHERIDAN; Captain + + A rDepey ster, 2Sth May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDDO Captain ". B. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster 18th March.
GARRICK, Captain A s. Palmer 18th April.
ROSCIUS, Captain John c .llins 18th May.
These ships all of the first Glass; upwards of 1000 tons
built in the city Of New York, with such improvements as
combine grea speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken in the of their accom-
medaoa The price of passengers hence $40 for Which
ss commanded by experienced masters who will make
efsry exertion to give general satisf faction. -
Neither the captains of these ships will be respon-
sb for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills of lading signed therefor.
The ships Of this line vii hereafter armed and their
cuar construction gives them security not possessed by
but vessels of For freight passage apply TO
f. X. COLLINS < CO, 5e South street, n. York, ort
VIM & JAS. BROWN < co. Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged II cents single
and cent each ito
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
General Sessions.

Riley Thorn was put to the bar, charged with
burglary, in breaking into the store of Mr.. Middle
ton, in Pearl street.
The facts were clearly proved by the prosecutor
and the Waterman who arrested him, and the Jury
found him guilty
Michael Haley plead guilty to charge of assault
and battery.
Thomas Saul was tried for petty larceny in
stealing pair of unwhisperables. The jury found
him not guilty.
IN Illegal Voter.-JOhn Van Tassell, a poor, mi
SCRABBLE, sickly-looking lOafer, put to the bar
charged with a misdemeanor, in illegally voting at
the Sixth Ward poll, he having been convicted of
felony and adiudged to the State Prison The griev-
ance of the offence was clearly proved, but the pr-
said in his defence, that he ignorant of the
law, and was taken out of prison by of the
wing police officers, who informed him that he
could vote with perfect safety.
The Court adjudged Van 1assel to the six months
at the Penitentiary.
Henry Miller was tried for robbery in the first
degree in knocking down and robbing Elijah Ely,
on the LIST March last.
The jury found him guilty-and the Court adj
journed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
circulation of the Herald.

ms We have now reacheu point III our I'd ny All
weekly circulation, unprecedented in the annals OF
the newspaper press. For the first time, we are
now enabled to give brief view of the daily and
weakly circulation of the Herad
CIRCULATION THE HERALD.
MoRNING HERALD, daily paper, 100
EXTRA HERALD on the arrival ola steamer. $4,000
Aggregate circulation of the Herald, ....... so,76o
OF this immense issue we circulate in
PHILADELPHIA, Daily and Weekly, about $500. GOO
BosToN, :. ..'-''''' ,' ooo
CorrrcrIcur. l,z00
sAITiMoRE, mot yet. established f,lly1 -
WAsHINGToN, ''.''''''' ooo
ALBANY AND TaoY, Daily and Weekly, ......... 800
No newspaper establishment, in this or any other
country, has ever attained extensive circuia-
ton, or is read by so many of the business, edu-
Gated, and intelligent classes. Some OF the reil-
gious papers in New York approach this ISSUE but
so far are yet behind. One two of the penny pa
pers have large issue in this city, but the Herald
alone is general and co-extensive with the Union.
For this extraordinary patronage, we return the
public our sincere thanks, and will best express our
obligations by always endeavoring to make this
journal the leading newspaper on this continent
Any man beginning any good business can make his
fortune in five years, by constantly advertising In
a journal of such immense circulation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
LIVERPOOL AND OLD NEW YORK ESTA uLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, weekly
80 SO &

The subscribers inform intending fer their
friends residing Britain out IN the spring
Of lS0 that Mr. Herdman of the firm there and will
remain at Liverpool during the spring and for the
seeing all the have been engaged
here forwarded with Of the ships above
be paid prompness Orders from all parts the country
win be attended to- aud such attention will be given
guarantee the further patronage Of those who Will favor the u
dersigned with their ordeand in all where the
gers do embark passage money will be refunded to the
from whom originally received For further
IVY " HERMAN & KEENAN,, 81 south-st.
~ B. Mr. Herdman will attend any agency which be
entrusted to his daring his stay in Europe ,
la addition to drafts given numerous agents throughout
the different pats OF England, Ireland and Scotland who
facility the emgrant whose passage may be engaged by
here they be with drafs or small amounts
al sight az follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
Police Office.

gallant. Gay Deceirer.-Ben Kendall, an aged
son of St Crispin, brought up in the custody of
officer, charged with defraudng young lady out
of the sum of $50 under the following singular cir
cumstancee-Miss Eleanor Atkins is middle aged,
hard featured spnster, long in stature and scraggy
inpont Of form. Now Miss Eleanor happens to pos
few hundred dollars and the fact coming to
the of the regeneration of soes, he determined to
pay his court to the affections of the said long lank
lady forthwith. The cobbler pressed his suit-the
lady waxed warm, and finally gave her consent to be
married to the gallant cobbler. An advance of money
however required for an outfit and the lady adj
vanced the cobber the sum of $50, with which nc
most ungallanty Swartwouted, and left the lady in
the lurch, minus $50, and husband pro TEN.
The magistrate held the cobbler to bail in the sum
Of $500.
Stealing Money.-Three charges Of stealing bank
notes and cash-Michael Vaudeville stole the
of 500 from John Williams of 1876 Water street.
He was held to ball. and James Neil another loafer,
put to the bar, charged with taking $500 from the
pocket book of Margaret Downs. This fellow de-
MED the charge in toto, and was held to bail Au-
guste Daverstig, Dutchlander, was next paraded,
charged with embezzling 500 bill, which of
his countrymen had lent to him by way of having
the amount in safe keeping.
Auguste was sent to the tombs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

Bas e against
Universal against Restrictive Suffrage"
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
WILLIAM Ell cTA Hlfff%sr
DAVID 5S vA ss';i.R' 4,S;RI."'
5xsEs s4Esss a $S$SSSPRicH'
HENRY r. F SiE lSl'fisf5'
WILLIAM c. cc%SHasiPaE EiS:f
ELIAS b. BRowER,
qqESS S% ssT F%TT$$IsG g. Registry
Is. ns. RSSs.s% and S kIsSss Mae
saa GSmSsT;Sp and William Mill TcOr
n 5ssssS sa{ E ESs,s, P S1s,
ST Pi:Tet-T, W. Isstra and nd John [. ssSensl
S ,ns oS.; sy
Election, day only, Tuesday, April 18th. Nsa'
no. TWELFTH, wARD.-,At meeting Of the Wig.
held the house OF John Brmstrong o. Third avenue
va s VA. on bs c sSd r appointed
Vice Chairman and Jordan Mott, and Walter Brady, Sec
The Nominating Commute reported the following of
Candidates for the ensuing esction:-
eARkk fffT 1 Il issTTiR9iKER
cHk XXI 4;;i,f"' dhR1SsHfTTiaSpr
PETER RANDEtfIC,' A''i Ts%Hc Carlyle, Jr.
ALpE hi f e. boTsHrY
GEORGE .FEITNgR i Thomas ROWLAND
ISAAC Ab Hi SSTTE''''n' Ep e kEfcHuM
Inspectors Of Election.
NJ. HOPPER MOTT ff,'' D'j JHSfs STYLES.
BARNA BALpw iIfSo"d DMsilhsiRseELLUs EELLs.
then Resolved That the Report Of the Nominating
Committee be adopted
was also Resolved That the Wings Of the Twelfth Ward
cordially approve Of the nomination Of PHILLIPS FHH-
Nix Candidate fr Mayor, and will support him real
ously.
The proceedings ordered be published and the
Ssfps. i severn, Peter %ssss.o%. Ms2~ House.
n. WAL 2; WARD, chairma..
WALTER Ba.pS, Secretaries all 9is'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
ASTONISHING RECOVERY.

ASTONISHING RECOVERY.
HAZE hen sad dIsm the da,s BrscPse Of sati%y
s SS % my a"s Ps By f s. ff Fl
syeanS Gerna o. the Gera,n b.pensafy No is
s U BY % S s ss
institution TO receive the assistance &C the young and
s"5 i6sa neither hsg s:.'t$e. most TissIss.
lasting gratitude TO return most lasting and public
applied in vain for rciefo some eminent of the
medical faculty in New York SEINE Of whom advised country
Lyman, SsprSSons Of r so.on upwards
IL % %s on s s seven eight or the
only healed but every vesss ofhs disease rooted
ss ; and Ssr as % 6y si'f%
blessing si
God to seek Ii:rS
~1s W., %$ $ss,,. jaime. .,.np.s
MONEY! MoNEYN WHO WANTS MoNEYl-Any
MAKING Sa ,h go or ~ any other place. es
York S%ss IS. hours M Of Am sad sie &
s t ss &. % aid .s Wishing S
Country merchant. and all ,lrnsr,. invited
te1sss * 50 doing .,,,or,nn;,, ooa
% o Sggss%% @ %
about ssysE the Iy S OF Ss sOgn
THE ENVY OF TIE woRLD'i:-Europe and France
h,v long bosste Of their black shining boots and have
FROM s us,rs but Ss1 filed indeed oseSttsnss
W
PASTE BACKING discovered; and wonder is u
blacking abandoned since
public notice Wentwsrhs Backing addition its quick
ssfGS S Ss y sos! I c &. . s sSl s pr e.
gloves to the hsnds II warranted to mould be-
come dry. Ash for wentworihs Paste Blacknel
For sale Wholesale and retail at the msnufaeory is7 Dv
s!A'' place vii NET &iGg 'i'spi1H co
r UNGs, LIVER, RAISING BLOOD, ASTHMA, LOSS
II OF FLESH, PALPITATION, COUGHS, sc. SC
Persons who DR.. TAYLORS BALSAM Oh LIVER
WORT, for these other complaints should endeaTor
Chambers
answer, and there Is no charge for Gfrice
Parcels Of farrsgo mixture, prepared om bad materials
pretending 10 be Bssm Of L,erwort have been thrown
into this market causing loss dealers and injury the sick
which makes for the proprietor 10 procure
tent aud protect the public against ndry and
position. Touch that has the certificate of copy
right the wrapper aud label and the label must be signed
my rng aud suitable reward viii be paid tor
such proof will lead 10 the conviction Of who
to re ating 10 Bastm OF Liver
wort, and must be fully understood that have connection
with Bowery and that the individual Of that number
longer authorized 10 10 vend medicine NJ
persons who the Balsan Of Lyerwort By advice gratis
az the shall receive back the they the
medicine do afford relief Agents will apply al NY office,
~ Gold street Look the Of copyright th.
written signature the label and my name and
spii in: GEO. TAYLOR, NJ y, az Chambers st.
| CIIERRY's AsTRINGENT PiLLs-Dr. Chsrry's e.le
" brated Astrngent Pills for the radical removal o. ,ee
Seminal Weakness, &c. aer the failure OF copaea
iectons SC. For sale by the following sgents-A
Sands and Fulton street Hart corner habers ana
Broadway; s4i Broadway; rs Sxth avenne lM Srth Wuei
Carmine and Bedfird H. 60 aud 800 Bowery Woes
Grand Cannon 81 Canal street. corner sho
Church. Price, 81 per box nna,' sun
4 H.. ..f,w l.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14


himself makes proper for him 20 say thai he sells cash.
pad losses S soa% % bad MN not have
old estab stand the asking price is always the
.eli'ngprc apll sm'
5S5Stss kEENSoTsE E%$STs GSSaa Sts's Of
Q, 18Th streets and Broadway Immediately north of Union
Also, the 9Th edition of the YOUNG GARDENERS AS
SI on every department Of Gardening, and other
s" YORK ss results Of his 20 years practice the Vi
I'D 0N CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE
@ ss2niss
s 4s ; @ s%a of hi e.
psSr give S"S e fis% A% ss
hold %s Of nas sSa Meme
s ssf OF s Sya Gs s %s as Nell ssg h
have also testimonial letters from the mot eminent py
New Dr. s OF m R s Letters
may sd BE seen ZEN by any one , who wishes it
Of rank and in his profession should talents
s'ShS Pafed
Ssf Hq g @ III
ssnt msel and detection rsns the pad well body
destroy a1 Of the "I T Is to
tons aogethsr It fact That both venereal and Gonor
as to show themselves in other than
sSs%s ss an
ss of ess eRRq@' Di
which son,inuay arise and essentially DO he;
ss oo ONE b. Il
astonishing the opportunities have of Witnessing these fets
3s %sG P5 FSs 5
Sa % hsd I9
were neither one the other but totally different and
But Of all the cases which more painfully harrass mind
and afford the finest field for knsyey that Of SrnrcrURs
after month Sometimes tie gles atiesding this disorder
shi Sc %
knows that all the physe in the world alone would
easily and speedily be removed do scrupe that
many srctues be cured in as many days they had
To any prudence therefore, would say if
ply scan of city for their ruth how important that
lent person whom he is about with such case
For the convenience of those at distance well those
private manner have conriyed very little chest with the
TnEAIIsE fitted in the lid and which contains theory
rhGa beside the medicine, contains also my Patent Pocket
Es So s s RaSs me @ ss
enough for the any ordinary $40 and the chest
e every thing necessary for the cure Of
With espec the little patent syrnges which cannot
m convenience and utility Aud indeed with regard the
angune expectations that engage any case il fail to do
and returned the price shall be instantly
Address JOS RALPH, Senior NJ. D. IS Courtland street
New York si3y
THE 2tp 1N
.s sr h to s ey = S % the G in
s and S
to merit OF tina same. The Baths foH
rsuaiis Group Sc Sc Which they AFFORD re-
lief Testimonials ofther efficacy be the establish
Mott Bush Boyd Masnvsn Rhssander, Nelson SMITH Ire
Potable Baths sent to any part of the city or Brooklyn
Sulphur Baths all hours eli day. by giving hour no
sy.ups of sssaparla and LyerwOr and Herbs. fresh from
be TO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

ID EMOvAL,-Mr. BUTLER respectfully informs his
II friends and the public he has removed his sk manuae.
tory from 29a William street to No Gold street maso I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, &c.

az PASSAGE To AND FROM ENGLAND
MFA IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with
passage from the different ports at reduced rates,
various Of Europe and in Liverpool BY Mr. Herdman,
Of the % being the spot 10 attend TO those
who be by their friends here to prevent delay too
often complained Of
Letters will be forwarded and passages be secured TO
Liverpool by the regular packets sailing the ls 9TH, 3t
18TH 18th month, throughout the year Also
London the h 10TH and goth Of each month"; by applying
by letter, (post- pad.) 20 the subscribers,
HERDMAN Y KEENAN,, 81 South,
doer from Wall 81
~ b. Drafts obtained for argr small sums. pay
bic sight National Bank Of ireland and its branches
the Provincial Bank Of ireland and its branches BY y
ingsas above fell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

CIIERRY's AsTRINGENT PiLLs.-Dr Chsrry's eele
brated Astrngent Pills for the radical removal o. ,ees
Seminal Weakness Sc the failure Of copaiba, cubcbs
iectons SC. For sale by the following sgentsIA D. ~
Sands and Fulton Hart corner Chambers and
Broadway; e4 Broadway SIXTH avenue loS sInth Nsui
tarmine and Bedford; a. 81 aud 500 bowery No
corner Grand Cannon az Canal street, Chambers and
Church. Price, 81 per boz. maj SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-14

"a brown cos ONE PRICE SHORT MAPPED
90 HATS, from Mocskn Plush and fine Nura, which
beautiful ustre offered for sale the low fixed
price Of S3 Chatham square, Of Mott street
where fashion, beauty, durability, and combined
do the head and improve the All sales are for cash
which the necessity OF charging good FOE
losses incurred By the bad We strictly adhere TO the
price cash system by which enabled To furnish better
hat any other establishment for the In
senng these hats the public the proprie tsk they have
reached the utmatu Of beauty durability, and
comfort 10 the wearer. ials- 3m'