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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

A BRrrtsH wms.-The locofocos call General
Harrison British whig,. Why, We don't know,
urless it is because he thrashed the British, took
their wigs, and now wears them.
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Circulation OF the Herald SS,ooo'


of mayor waran and the troops in Manhattanvine
and Harlem against the United lrishmen, and the
mighty deeds of heroism they performed-the pris-
oners TAKEN including the pigs, and various other
heroic wonders-al to be illustrated with splendid
engraving of the battle ground Various other inter
estng matters will add interest to this sheet fuo
lished at IL o'clock thia morning-price Ia cts
mn. o,,,,e.I meetings last night--Dissolu-
ton of the Whix part y--Defe"t OF the Loco
foco party--Birth and triumph "i
pecanOe party. r
We are in the crisis-in the very jaws OF one oil
the most remarkable revolutions that ever took place
in New York which is, by eminence, the CITY OF Re
roiutiOns.
Last mig ht the whigs-the mean, dirty, contempt
bic Wall street whigs-held their last public meet
ing at Masonic Hall, and before ten o'clock they
were swallowed up by the overwhelming tide OF the
new party of the glorious TIPPECANOEs. The
wings had begged, borrowed, or stolen the grand
transparency of the " Life at North Bend, the hrst
design of which was published in the Herald, and
by that means drew together greater and more
overwhelming crowd of the real people than ever
had been seen at Masonic Hall. The consequence
was, that the whig party is dissolved, dead, damned
by the glorious, patriotic party ofthe immortal
TIPPECANOES, who are destined TO carry every
thing before them at the coming and all succeeding
elections.
Never did we such night as last night. In
the high starry heavens the fall moon rode in un-
clouded majesty, attended by thousands of spark
ling stars The soft south wind blew its balmy
breath. Broadway was light as day, and its avenues
crowded with and women, astonished at the
upturnings and revolutions of human affairs In the
streets few miserable squads of these squalid crea-
lures, who, in the wantonness OF barbarism, call
themselves huge paws, 80" roarers," "buttenders,
and the like, were crawling along to fife and drum,
that made the very horses in the omnibuses sophing
up their tails and burst forth in broad ha ha. "
Tammanny Hall, up to near ten O'Clock, was de-
serted and waiting for the tribes; but ii seems that
as great panic has seized these miserable barba-
rians as did the savages on the Tippecanoe river
when General Harrisonapproachedth their settlements
to chastise their insolence.
The truth cannot be denied. From the appear
ance of all the political meetings that were held last
night in this city, we perfectly satisfied that the
old silly Wing party is superseded and dissolved,
and that the Locofoco is nearly demolished The
new party-the TIPPECANOEs, first organized in
the 18th ward, is rapidly swallowing up every other
faction. Thi. unique, singular, and unexpected
revolution is now begun, and nothing can stop 1t,
till old Tippecanoe leaves the Log Cabin on the
Ohio and enters the White Hogse on the Potomac.
The people have caught the cry of
Hard Cider, Tip, aud Liberty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

o. Don't forget the Indians dance to-ngid AZ the
American Museum, at the corner Of Ann street and
Broadway. These indians are straPp'ns 'e"'~s'
and please the ladies nightly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

REsUMED.-Navigato Lake Erie, nearly its
whole length.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

%. FIRST WARD FIRE PATRoL.The Executive
scb4 sd tie Of &. Wad ward report 80 the SUB
That Patrol about persons oasized
tie a @ On fs ny
re occurred ina store IL Pearl street, near Goent.s slip L
forts Of the patrol applied to its esnguishmen and the
cepoa and Thai Of very nconsderabie fire in Cedar street
Sas an wa snee
UNUSUAL Exemption fsom fires i owing IN great ea 10
the vigilance Of the patro for in the Of their ounds
they have found eqoe cause TO guard against
In the doors stores have been found uuck
cellar doors have been aorng entrance
10 e be es found or AN d @ s
have been found closed them and et with tires
night with candles burning them very exposed
dnsss ana Other cases 81 s,@sr % wh,cn
Of our fires but they show desree OF or orge
and which would be wrong IN the Committee not to make
and liberal manner sch the oeegpsn. Of buildings ne
on and her Confident ssief hst much good has rrows and
S to @ Which sso ~
city authorities general and the courteous treatment reeev
I'd ns5 &c s 1 @ c
panie which, i was :oppssed wGui haze nenlisses nc IN
the constituted we'll with the SAFE
.gessrvstion ofths properly Of the public.
The following Cenpan the United States Guardian,
ls Firs@s9s Trsi Howard Hudson, Eagle, Mutual and
o. oesupsns have been large and ssr. The ESna Mer-
,hsps, JsGeTson, East River City North american New
while II has beenwe known that the cirsns who formed the
es fs%gG 70 sS an s By
her and an one more properly wa
Sh iIe o e. r air. 40 ' you'd 81 hs,s p me-
whole expense a ibe patrol from theb.EIpning
V.Ne' y JOIN. EAbAGH, Chairraa.
4 " Edmond Ed%;o9,ds, seere,aries ..,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

MARRIAGEs.-A most surprising quantity OF mar
riages have been celebrated this spring, some Of
them of the heaviest order in money and merit.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

CHATHAM THEArRE.-"The Heir al Law Old Umbrel-
a' and High Life below Stairs" together with
lighter entertainments will be offered tonight those who
visit the theatre The has been apart for the bene
ct of Mr. Jones' who for has served in the ranks Of
the stock with regularity and promptude to his
business which deserve to be remembered We trust that
large audience will be present the occasion
Son Monday evening MIR. and Mrs Walack viii commence
returned Bozton where
Ihevh axr hesnN ELL elYeh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

lG-To OUR CouSTRy REApERs.-Dr. Taylor's Balsam of
yerwort original vegetable medicine is well deserving
the attention those of readers who suffering
Consumption Liver Complaint Coughs, Colds, Asthma, De-
by, Splitting Blood, other Of Lungs
Liver Thi, remedy tainy destroying that Destroyer
Consumption will for thousands of suf
erng readers who know not whittier to for relief
BqweT the proprietor Office There frauds
-lSuh. DIV IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

V-JoHN NEAL, Of Portland, having demonstra-
ted to the satisfaction of all down east" that GER
tain impudent foreign mpostor, by the name of
Bratish, was veritable Count Elontch, and a dis
tinguished man in Hungary is now busy in the fur
ther philosophical problem, demonstrating that
General Scott hardly knows his right hand from his
left on the subject of Maine affairs He will succeed
in the one as he did in the other. John Neal-John
Neal, have we not told you that you cant write
'down casino, not even think, fit for paper in
New York. If you want to think and to write for
the Union, come here to its centre.
DR.. BEDFeRD's LEcTURE.-A select number of
saoans, OF both sexes, were highly delighted last
night with the Introductory lecture of this gentle
man, at the Stuyvesant Institute. His pithy clear
and eloquent explanations Of the subject, and his
store OF anatomical know ledge, sort of fore
taste OF what is to Gomez and look forward to the
succeeding lecture for treat of no ordinary kind.
The display ofthe paper machee figure, and its dis
section elected the spontaneous applause of all pre-
sent. we were highly gratifed at the interest
which the ladies appeared evince for this study;
and we hope they will pursue it, and then the num-
Der OF distorted spines and contracted chests which
our promenades display, will decrease. knowledge
is power.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

GsrES.--Pcss were in the Charleston market on
the 9th ult
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

BuRSED.A mill in Washington Co, Maryland,
snd five thousand bushels Of grain, week ago last
Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

CooL.--Two men named Edwards and Monk rode
up to the store Of Mr. Hughes, in Mobile, the 18Th
VT called him 60 the door, drew pistol and shot
bin through the head. Edwards was arrested
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

TEXAS CoSsUL.-Augustus w RadGba has been
recognised by President Van Burep fcr the port Of
/ NJ. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

EARLY NEeErABLEs.-Orators for the coming
fourth Of July have already been appointed in
raj parts Of the country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

STEAMER GRrAr wrsrERS was passed at 9 A.
NJ the morning Of she 23d ult in lat 40 u Ion So
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-11

Fms IN MoBrLr.-wm. ~ Kelley, Woodruff a.
Watkins, A u. Howell. VIM, T.. Bowen, Geo. Cleve-
land, Jr., and Russell, Stebens 30. burnt cat
in Mobile on the list inst. Loss not known. Insa-
rance &3j.OO.
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ST. J,Hss, NR, Nov sO-Ar | Nevius Baltimore; a7tr,
BERMUDA Nor2'-arr Hector, Gardiner, Me
TusKs ISLAND Nov 2oln por Reaper, Of and for Rhode
Island
United states Ports.
PORTLAND Dec 7arr Susan ud~ ig, Thomaston for Ntw
York. Sparta Effort do for Boston; cid Vncennes Cuba
Abby NJ, Havana; Gen BROOKS. Boston.
BesroN, Dec s-Ar Plant Bowley, YORK wa weymouth
below kremln from Crons edtsgnal for g; cid Ceres
Rotterdam; w IN Rogers fh lad; Ocsels, Attakaps. -
fremont lie NYok for Boston; Macd nough Berry do
for POrtsmouth; Koscissko, Crowsll, do do. -
New BEDFORD, Dee s-Arr Bel'ons, b. ker, NYork. -
EDGARTowN Dec 4-Arr Increase Howes Nfork Tor Bos-
tom Waterman jameson do dos John spoford do for Tho
maston; sth. IN port tNe above. .
HOLMES HuLE, Fec Arr Henry Nswa, Nfork for Bos,
tons eea- do for Saem and eth severe gales TIN wind
WNW b wig heavy and still sno~ing-the sbo e together
with ship Roscs, bark Richmond, and big Champlain from
ing the Sound siuee the 4th -, -,
PRovIpEscr Dec s-Arr Genl Bsttey, Albany; sid Veoe
ty, Wilmingt NC; Superior, Motile -, ,
Nav LoNDoM Dec Arr Thos PaIerkin Albany S'h sid
PHLsDsLrHA Dec Arr Boston; Gem, Eastpogt;
Fair Lady. NYorki Chas Ptman, da cid Victory; do
NORFOLK, Dee Arr Ke n ton, NY DIRK; Hann.h do:
WAsmNG TON, NC, Dec 2-Cd Pamilco, NYork; Marcia,
WrNIyeroN NC. Arr Mechanic Boston, cd, Baltic,
Bath. .
CHARLEsroS Dee Arr Leonore Boston; Inez, NewYork
YORKSHIRE Stockton Esg Cron ad Boston; clio Pc ry New
York. 2d Jacob Perkins, Boston, Sou hport ork Sut-
SayANsAH AR Mary Ann, Boston, Alcispe do; sid
VIM Tsy lor NYork.
NEW ORLEANs Nov 27-Arr Telumah, Hayre; cid Hardin
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed p-opo,als will
~ be feceiye1 ~ the Office Of the CROTOS AQUEDUCT
DEPARTMENT. ADos street. sixth Avenue, until
December 49, at o'clock PM, for trtetng the following
work
st The digging of ten mile. &c trenches for laying water
PIPES the TO be the middle of the sress
raced the sectional 10 te the ofle afo
said TIE trspchss for laying neh 20 be feet deep
AID feet vide at bolt Tor ~ inch rpe, fee. deep aud
feet vide al iom; for IS and % ach PIPE, feet deep and
81 feet vide at bottom. should IL become Necessary in sny
msn te right II doing So allowing proportional
compeHs 10 the Contractor,
TIE will commenc, the Of next Spring and
progress az directed BY tire Dep ,rtment
3D. or filling aud ramming the earth in the said trenches
after the ppe laid hch will he done by the AquCduct
Commissoner re paving the strtct and clearing The
OF all materials aud rubbish collected psrrming the WORT
The paving 70 be durable and work nanke character and
proposals. will include sespense for stone and sand
Sd For digging such cross trenches feer deep and feet
wi at otom may be required in laying the inch by
drsnt pipes aud setting the hydranis AFTER the
placed the streets aud sidewalks TO BE- repayed and LEFT
like good condition before the commencement Of this
wcrl.
Proposals must ,tate The price per mile r the several
Hems 81 di ging filing and paving the latter TO se the
upplvinu Of sound materials when Necessary AVID the clear
leg ~ the rul hsh the work H mpeted. These rrice
will be stated for the different cir OF pipe msntoued sbovs
Each 10 be accompanied with The names Of
sponsbe persons a sur,hs Tor the fhh rer rmanee OF
the contract; 20 ne marked the outside Proposals
ing the Lay Vf Water Pipes aud to be addressed to the
subscriber
H. A. NORRIs,
do-5t AqueddCt Comnistioter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

Navigation north of has closed and receipts, except
from the south have cased for the season.
Prices have not been affected in consequence thereof
Western brands continue to sell at 81 q Dbl
There is no reason why they should be aiiected-ior
during the summer plenty of -four and grain have pour,
cd into the market Following is the quantity received
on the river from the opening OF the canal to Nov II =
Bbis Flour Bushels Wheat.
A. ALBANY l2l7,i30 265,579
At West Troy, 4l7,oI9 VsS,4T
Most of this came here. An immense increase is seem
The greatest quantity of -four inspected in this mar
ket in one year. Oe0 barrels tn years ago. Full
600 will be about the total inspection receipts for
$40.
These receipts indicate very large rroiucton-and
they have the only basis upon which could form
an idea Of the growth Of grain in this country Al est
mates male have been from such data. We shall now
however able to tell with much exacness the quan
~ OF each kind of grain produced to as late period as
1882 recent law of Congress compels the census ta
kcrs 10 collect all such information We have received
partial returns from several counties and states which
we add -
PeopccrIoy OF BREApsrUPrs THE UsITEp STATES, SO
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Packets to Depart.
Packets TO Arrive.
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels, OF every class and ION
will confer great favor ~ having lis, Of their e,goes pas
senge and rpo Of vessels leu at the port whence they
sailed and the vessels spoken ready their arrival here r
X 8 Martin commodore OF feet Of sckoones lie
will board them Immediately on taeir arrival
Cleared.
lie Manson Chespe,!e BJi SURGE, Bs'sr, Aierss.
Iaty 1 81 R ar. .'n MS SSa@ alsy y
Tel, Martin, S5ri,i, a Ro..ire Cos inc ,s.s smb
E.sag. Ts,Sr Tampa 6.yJ Ei~e James Edward How
PSadrRs Soye. hshbg Isdi.a k. JED Haba:
So. k,'s'i DS 'r3% c,n,oh aud Macao July sh With
ss6 IS hides q erl,. @di Bad. o. o' LII = i B
bs 50 ship . put 10 70 s. y d G,iS the
sas s'i% Fay. ''T r.; nc Co... q A,
3d. a. 80 lon 'S So .eS g'ss s sss ;ss o% ssh @ Nc
Bre Pavilion Atwsll day, from baltimore, will, md, "a
s,hf rcrsy Barker 20 dsy: from 3, Thorn VI NAH ga.
Win .ehr Sopg,r, NY.rt 'ih inst NJ ss- e ar
schr GendONer fsny, days from Css,iue with lime, 70
syhr Fidelity Allen, 10 days from Will mston, NC. naval
sefr Tuscsrori, smack day. Gom Richmond nndz to AL
sehr Francis Tyon Norri'' days from Bam.re, with
schr sesey ie ards Braley,2 days from Virginia with
sehr Florida, Mot day. from Virginia, with oyster,
BELOW.
Two hius anchor bar-ons sid b, the 81 Msrv
FO.te from NorIeals, eotos g. TO Johnson Losdes.
Sailed.
slips lndspegdsSes Nye fs YER oil Catherine, Berry,
marins Correspondence.
ST. IHoNts, Nov. a7-h.por ~ the American Siirpog
NV this hNbo b., Oliver Of Dath Maine om
1--we p)a % days I'D - orleans sail al the gOth
i,st,u'hi.g Z ruk. l,l'nl E,tio ~ fron MADAME
Ep ship J. LusU, lat q % Ion 4 buk Cora, Warpst
f9a sarbadoss - e. Naracaibo day Of sail unctrtain
ionllneY Molat Antgus, day 10 Y Y. 10 sail on
hc a inst VIII cargo Of Hides; Epeaa Spoals i'm Doe
tsn VI -, days. sg % Lsyall. Worcester, In IT Kus
dV, Ne ,eni ialyt and, -oopcr, I'm ST Crois d,v
nEton y uncer' ain; stkrs Patriot nv Der Ia u,
~ 0p e ncer IN came indste I'll nAs si,k one Of
crwdctdi bov Nns aeon, I'm Phsde tb1 ~ N, m i, ~
VI as, ynte tam difefj Bowdi'ch, rton I'm ,tn1 e.
20. W iiihst9 y uncertain isst arrived; Sta Hs i,
bert stbar hoemew's,t Say 20 NJ; ". IVA
ttM passage ~ brig Pouhemy.
vessels eccnty ! ,d.-Schrs Tar1uin Sharks I'm p,Ii
more ds pound 20 satAora, via forks I'll mi III
Eiz beth snnw, ~ Nlartinilar ala ~ W'lminotop a. :.
2lth inst i1baasti Itmo HOskIe I'm NJ n,aue a, a.,
Turkssland gid 70 b isst; WIN Brys T. Lors r., Wsr,;
mae ds 10 Dc, q insti A'asama I'm n Vi,cen A.
" New brun' ck cid PAD inst; Helen t;rev pan ~,
Martinique, Sds to Orleans, So 2nh iost ~ '' I'M
General Record.
Poke ,hs Ts-no, for Lon Ion IL attained 81. will a..
to-day Her litter bass at Gilpn's
Bts Washirgton previously mentioned has b. on cot n AZ
beach, and to-ed 10 the city by the steamer Osiris
psstes 4skors Cart Allen Of the Fidelity arrived wa
try reports seeing hee fshrs ashore between
Cape IA teras s
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PEALE'S MUSEUM.

Rroddpay, Opposite he Cay IfaH diss i'fTF
Day visiters admitted the
Jug, of charge
Ite IRISH GIANT MIR OClaRcey, the largest and beat
prooronea the United States to be seen during The
day and ev,ning.
Al half past o'clock every evening MISS WYMAN, the
celebrated LADY MAGGIE y, who has returned from
avery through the Eastern States will crafty
the ptc vi ssos variety OF the most woldefui
in the Necromanc Art introducing many ard plea
sing amorgs which the disa of young
Senlenan Her frformanee va ied each evening" and Mr.
WYMAN will give various oiloquies in NENTtILO-
QUIsM introduc ng his uch admired Au maoh easing
hgme lie will also give various Acoustic usi ms, 10 show
ference btate Initiating sounss and the power Of Ven
LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTOR SERPENT, from
South America, perfectly gentle.
fancy Glass Working during the day and evening. By Mr.
Owens. - -,
han MA In
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CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHITEEATR

JUNE, TITUS, ANGEvINE 4 co" Iproprietors.
Novel and Extraordinary array Of Talent al the
AAPfiIThEATRE.
TIE great moral Table X Of the DEATH OF A BEL.
New aud astounding ats OF Horsemsnshlp by Mr. + "
Turner the Native American Equestrian and greatest Rider
IL the wo Id
Mcfarland, tie Champion Vaulter in the Al, ma
Grand exhibition of the manly, graceful and eaful exer
cses of tie Gymnasium, by ihe largest and mos talented
Company Sf Equestriaps in the United states
% In this Delemen he hsneTeds aie abl. to
b fT.quetnx places Of that
either erhes ed by Of Ventilation, and the exhala
tious of dly aceommoda ed ience chilled with cold
damp ttnlp OF being hiny ATTENDED The
propue;ors # the hmphi',eae would respectfully cal TUB
lie to the fact of heir establishment bel BEAUTIFULLY
ventilated fras the dome sd comfortably med
BY of stoves stead confined and also, that
their usually 10 O'Clock IN the
hing instead of keephg m lies fom her mes until mid
ught Thy would remind the public that res. ectable
equen.ng the Ampih ars not liable 90 ia
contact wit. indecent and Isordey char crs, there beng
pdezyo i'm his hons for such nd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

ouk s.ARp-ws again under the necessity o. eau
- tonng the afflicted harpes who pretend 10
sell DIR. Hunters Red Drop ptful imitation TO enlap
the unwary The genuine incidence which has cured multi
udes is sold only at the old and long established Office, No
Division street. Price 81.
the glass dil 1t
SUBDUt ID AT LASr-The most terrible scourge which
- acs such of the human family have violated The sub
lime preceps the moral law lest they should perish by
their acts Of di.o6edience remedy proyided DR. Hun
Red Drop If. disease all its compLea
ted orms and would all yos that needy
take Of s Benefits and sin For sale at No Dy-
wal dll II
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OAGUERRE'S DIORAMAs.

DAGUERRES DIORAMAs.
nAGUFRHE's DiORAMAs. from Paris, lust brought ~
~ N.ssrs MsrFEY and LoSATt, at NJ. LOCkWOODB
room an Broadway open day fom u until O'Clock,
81, and from 6 unii 10 in the evening =.
abeau Just received from fsf ~ UT Dsgusrre
reprs.en,iug tie view Of the VALLEY OF GoLDAU, u
sryerl,udD which will be ,Nh hittd Rstler with the
nigcsrt Interior Of IN. Church ST EIlkN NJ DU NONf
with the eel. brsion of the Midnight Mass " universal
cor short period prtNoss 10 tier closing and
moyal, .., - -,
Of these tabeau being r,rrcsened with ncdf eatiorIi
"a n,ght ms lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

IN the English exioits OF manufactures, AMI VIII
have corresponding effect the demand for the raw
material This with the continued blockade OF Buenos
Ayres is equal TO increase Of 100000 bales in the
supply Of cotton in its effects upon the market. Thus
forming an additional against rise in the priss
OF cotton during the ensuing year.
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Corn Trade.

Sales Of Stocks, yesterday, at Philadelphia
shas Union Bk Tenn So do Vi,ksburg b3O IL ~ DC
bsO III; 100 Phiiad " imngton Bait a..
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LIREHUGH'
SYSTEM OF PRESERVING AND RESTORING
HUM II AIR.


Th system s,rredr effect BY the Of the Teerh,r
Gus or Mdtcated Compound prepared solely by himself Ia
the mater of - -.
nALDSrs whose hair has be thr, fall
what he termed predeposi to badness,
will BY the Of tbs compound have their air enreIy
St red II faith ay and retasrs apPed Tnen n me
from what canse-C confidently BE IN ds ac gen
emen that the hair will be lost but will be rstoedto
its natural healthy vi6or. -. ,
Cray HAIaAt all the arpse rsnee Of gray hair hd
Gates acd state CT be and cod connect
ed with The root, Numerous cSsses tend to neenec me
prae ice of wearing TIE hat within doors The progress
all prio OF life IT attended to, De prevent
3D. and those hairs that have IeuauIely changed, may be
restored TO their ia color To effect this tnd IL
aended that all tines the head be
the hair rah short the free OF The h brush tveE
ag morning the application of this Compound
evening for snort Tine vii increase the activity OF the SKIN,
pro vote the restore the nerves blood vessels
their healthy acton Perevere in this course and the
1t is certain. .
Scugr AND rAnpRIFr-This Compound ia stror CIV
.cndcd TO keep b, sd entirely ice Of ais ur and dannrin
Nothing is injurious to the growth and Beauty oe
hair healthy of the skin In all WISER. the
head subj where hav. accumulated IN the,
hair will readily remove all Of IT.
lis will keep the hair ele soit,s glossy
without OF the appearance which OIL pomstu ana
other fatty matters GIVE. -. .,
hair at has fallen off from the divisions, ooeasisn'
ed by being ned ghy uedi at the same Tr
all tn. purposes Of awash ard an OF, io while
clenses tie ha AIDA all that soft glossy nd silky chsrae
the cur without that appearance which looks
so I'LL where oil or pcmatum has been used -, -,
te,trd sits M. isir dc
HILLS THEArRE-Ihe ruolic are respectfully info m
IL ed, that this beautiful little place IT amusement VIII
open for short winter season. on or about the ss INST La
gsgemen will please sp9 letter, directed to
B'y, lsi Pest ofe, n. Y. ~ =, mn,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-11

MISSED or LOST, within three days, small bundle Of
wi papers containing them about 500 Bank Notes
besides sunday bills pcels dse bi H. Nc. SC. liberal
ward r given the finder r such information may
lead their discovery As he loser !. Invalid and cripple
II presumed any Information 'espctt ns them will be chear
fully furnis ed 4 si Leona d. Elm street dust
will in his sales rs Broaieay Saiurd
ning, o'clock ghly ,hie collection Of Framed Oil
Paintings mostly after the old masters, and containing
superb Pictures uch rarely offered Il public
Almi OF Fine rte IL thr higher brpehes
eusy invited examine the lestiop previous ~ the s,ls
Now ready fer ipsp elton By esta ofps dll ais