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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
f,ENUlNE PORT WINE, BOTTLED in OPORTO.

(tENUlNE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO.
~ Solely imported for the use Of nyalids aud conno
difficulty Of obtaining in this country the finest qualities Of
Fort Wine in the same state produced from the
vines in the district of the Alto Douro in Portugal Messr
Osborn Brothers. Of Oporto will continue to export the
above article of dozen each bottled in Oporo
and prevent mPo tion in any quarter the corr Of every
bottle viii marked the inner part with the brand OF the
House, "OSBORN
TRASH"
by witch means those parties who think il worth while to
obtain pure and Port Wine often
Sickness for the prese walton of life tsel may depend
upva purchasing article pare fran the inc
press and of the choicest quality that nature capable
of producing
Red Port erthe extraordinary vintage of 1884.
White Maln ev Port do vintage 1884 Sold by
lad am. WYCKOFF SCRYMsER, 81 Wall st.
nj Office Tt all whom it may concern, public notice
hereby given that" The Corporation of the United Ger
man Lutheran Churches in the CITY of New York; deem il
ex sdent proper sell dispose the building
premises beng about seventy two feet de front and
by hundred feet deep each de called and known
Saist Matthew'S Church, situate the souhery side Of
Walker street. between Broadway and Elm the City
Of New York. and intend accordingly sell and dispose
the and The said corporation hereby offers the said
Church to such Germans of Germans who
be members Of pewhe in said Church at the
twenty two thousand hundred and fifty dollars the pur
chssers bndng themselves, their and
and occupy the Lutheran church, 10 which Di-
vine service shall be performed in the English toague.
The Board Of Trustees will meet at Saul Matthews Church
at eight O'Clock in the afternoon Of the 3D. l0th 18th 24h
and Sst days of January A D. is4o in the vestry Room.
Written applications purchase designating the names
the Board. if delivered to EDMUND s. DERRY, Esq, At
torSey- Flaw, 81 Wall street. City Of New York.
Dated New York, Dec. 25, A. d 1882
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Or. EDWARD RUPPERSBERG, Secretary.
approve OF the preceding notice and Offer and should
said offer be complied WITH and the above consdera
ton money paid within four weeks after this notice shall
been Grst put up front of Saint Matthews Church. pub
hed in three OF the daily newspapers printed in the City Of
New York. will provided such notice be continued for three
weeks give and grant unto the above named
rorat certificate that such notice has been given
qured the second condition OF certain deed Of Convey
ance, between Birdsa Of the City of New ork
and Jruha his wife, of the first part and the Cooperation Of
the United German Lutheran Churches Of the City of New
York. Of the second part bearing date the fifteenth day OF
december thousand eight hundred and twenty and
that the same has not been complied with.
Dated New York, December SOth, 1899
ROBT. H. MORRIS
jaltJa2s' Recorder Of the City Of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

E'EMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PtLLs-sueh
has been The " Madame Rssels Fenale VI hly
Regulating fl IN AL Of supprtsfion, Irregular
soppagc " The ubdurae from whatever
causes produced that they have entirely superseded the var
Gus dugs and poisonous specifies heretofore used
to the desrucion Of health and peace Madame Rsse the
eee raed midwife aud female physician, grandmother OF the
adverserD ht introduced their hr years ago int
some OF the primo pal Female spas IN Europe aud such
was their astonishing efficacy aud that they have since
been aog't sdopsd Although mild and safs yet being
composed OF ngedehe acting principally upon particular
cutanes 10 abstain from their FOR contained in
the fall and direction eaelosed inside Of each bex
Greenwich street. near Courtland d. " and 800 south
\ Eighth street. near ChestnDt, Philadelphia jali In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. Z Feel
lVl Slip, New Yors deems pepper occasionally remt
the public that he continues administer the Afflicted at h
Old established Dispessary
To number OF the citizens or ts metropolis he need,
hcrad 10 his victory disease ts most
dictated and destructive forms Deem II maternal
be very specific enumeraRg the Of the maa
lies 20 which mankind and womsnkiod subject
To Strangers he tcgs leave most respectfully to remark hs
Ne counes himself TO Office practice aud devotes himself
soualy the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop boys. and has separate ces for Tie privacy Of patients
who come IN contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he s regularly educated "a '
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his dpo
IN the year 1913, Of the New Nosk State Medical Society
gned b. the highly respected and much lanented John r.
aodgsrs ~ D. President and that he has for long series
years devoted himself 10 the treatment snd OF all delicate
and private diseases.
" nearly thirty year, sssidoous and sduous application
the duties q the medical profession end constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular GLASS Of diseases
ded by collegiate and regular medical education, ese the
practitioner any irsresce over the mere yro IN the Fro
hon. Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper 10 drec
he attention c discerning public 70 the inference Of the
carlson, AID invest CATION Of his olezas
~ Charges reasonable, and efectusl cures in all
guaranteed Separate and private Oces-PstieD nsrr
IN contact.
Be psrtnlar In IN. sumher Peck Slip, Pearl street
siy DR. CARPENTER.
A.. r. A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who klches from me nv good name.


But he who hlehes from my good name,
Robs villsnously"
0y-PElNE's ORRIs TOOTH PASTE for cleansing
preserving and identifying the teeth received the first pre-
MUM at the recent Fair OF the American lns'itste.
This unsqusea denrice gives TO the Teeth clean and
peay Witness aud and prevents every appearance Of
tartar also improves the color Of and gums pre-
and heals all ulcers Of the mouth the progress OF
decay the teeth and imparts peculiar and grateful sweet
ness ts the breath.
o." The best article that know ofior cleansing preserv
ing and identifying the teeth Penes Orrs Tooth Paste
II gives to them clear aud Peary whiteness, and mpars
peculiar grateful sweetness 10 tn, breath We
daily commend to the attention OF readers especially
the female portion Of iem No toilet he nplete with
out it"-TddeS Mag
The unprecedented celebrity which ths most excellent ar
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained under It's original Of
Orrs Toeth Paste has unprnciped individuals
10 make base counterfeit preparations various
Of which beware, for they may probably prove highly nju
10 the teeth and TO be compared with the
nune than Hyperion to sayr The original article has
the fac sme OF the inventor and proprietor q. W. Peine
upon the label, without which IL V not genuine
For ony az The Bazaar, l73 Broadway by Guion, e
Broadway j. H. Hart NJ ID. as Broadway and o5 Hudson
Howe and Guion l29 Chathamst; NJ. Guion IN Bowery
l.. schrH ia Canal ST. and 50 Henry ST. Of Pike
Agan-Be~zre OF Counterfeits! nae, od3m'r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,

oUUs.
% For destroying daaru and preventing the hair from
coming cut or turning grey ufbe remedy against aid
,ess and the public may rely it, that A.PAsTORs COM
FOUND OIL is the wkalesomest and best OIL for the hair
srey and hair haa grey such nourishs,
20 the hsr that by IL will restore il 10 its natural color
sso prevents hair from becoming shaded and oreaJ
shaded which is great Disagreement TO young ladies' and
Ised for tme it VII il to natural color clear
he souri, and keep the head and hair eesn promotes eyebrow
aud w.s. liberal discount made Wholesale purchs
ssr. A.rASTOR,
los Greenwich street, N. Y
Price so eeEt per bottle, highly perfumed. jas lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

CUsPENsIoN or SPECIE PAYMENTS The crisis
- has arrived 10 test the merits OF the cash system fer
however nalterog the credit system nsy appear paper
effects upon individuals often prove ruiuols IN the extreme
10 London Hnd Paris the set their face against
and consequently, number OF establishments have pruve W
Of late years that do cash business only This has been termed
by the Euro7an system, and has but recently been in
troduced into New York.
PHILLIPS, Of l06 WILLIAM street doe. net claim for himself
the honor OF lie introduction bui he does believe that carries
eut 60 greater extent than any ofhs rva Fer instance
they content themselves with purchasing for cash Of the obhss
row he rmts funds 10 Europe TO buy Ct The manuiac,urer
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
enhance the value Of articles before they reach the customer
The extensive patronage he has been h0nored WITH must bes
sufficient voucher Of pabc OBJ on the way he carries
out his assertion Of product cart rate garen cut ~ s
perOr stj k aud made by but the most flashed workmen
lie effects saving % 80 per cent the price. eAarget
profess furnish the best goods and he does tins
the sarerrity of his style and elegance OF has
garments Philips will also warrant his coats TO De equalo
my mode in Broadway, and he considers hsm 'he fres
stand ard BY which comparison can be instituted
B-A goods paid for delivery, and no gentleman eS
eced she any garments when ary reasonable objection
sta call collected at 100 William Of John street.
nesm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
"A TO LEASE, THE PAVILION AT SARATOGA

k-A TO LEASE, THE PAVILION AT SARATOGA
H sPRiNGS.Thc subser intends TO lease the above
ACKNOWLEDGMENT for term OF years embraces
rebsck Of ground wi N every accommodation Of out build
ngs and gardcu situated in OF the peasntet locate
in the village The well knewn Flat Rock Spring Is in the
immediate vicinity AMI its position y central between the
other celebrated Mineral F5us The establishment will
accommodate $50 persons, been demonstrated by the
OVERLOOKING patronage &c the past The house Is also
we'll sunni ed with furniture which will be sold 20 the tenan
at bargain. The will be moderate, fording TO apcr
whining engage the business the most certain pres
Pcet ofrealirag competency As It pre'ume4 persons
will exami the premises before leang the same farther
description u uanecossary. -.
Application may be made to ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
No. 80 LioertJ street, t3d s,ory) Ja6 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

DR LIZ sAGE's SPECIFIC FOR SECRET MALA.
~ DlESThe above remedy, for the most distressing die
lcd 20 the human race originated from The ,nlght
ned mind of the eminent lie Sage the pomulesiion and
Of which, Throughout the kngd Of France and Italy
added honor 10 TIE highly honored &C the inventor
The sufferer restored 10 his usual health, without delay
inconvenience The secret has hitherto been confined 10
France and Italy has recently teen introduced by way Of
New Orleans. o the American pue ie.
u particularly msudcd 10 sea rIng as con-
snIng portion of Mercury, whereby many have been
disabled fror The ~ sdca'or found TO give mme
date relief 10 those afflicted with structures and diseases Of
the prestrste glsnd.
Auod,ne Limsnt price 81 cents. This Linnen has bseH
used for upwards ofweny years. and q have been
eecua remedy multitude Of painful aeebous Chron
cReumasm spisn, bruises cramps, Stiffness OF the joints
threats Owing TO the limitations hat IN
circulation the genuine will hereafter be signed the oud'
Of the bottle by Nathaniel Howard ia Broad street. Boston
the proprietor in his hand writing in New York, b,
D. Sands 20 and 100 Fulton street T. H. King "a Broad
ways A. Merlin Pearl and Certrc aud by Dr. Enbree
n East Broadway principal seentin Philadelphia, r. w
Ne $50, ID street, principal ag'ni j. X. knor,, csrne
Goals and Seconds Or Jayne, 70 81 street j. Martini
spring Garden aud 9th street. DR. Graf South I'd street
js7 eod lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
$40 10 Ia.


M Nd 30
To sail frem New York the 25h, and Liverpool TIE
'''' " FROM NEW YORK
Ship SHERIDAN Captain +. A. D,Peyssr, 25ih January.
GARRCK Captain A. $. Palmer, 25ih ' brosry
RoSCIUs, Captain John Collins, 25'h March
slDDoNs, Captain B. Palmer, 25lh April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
snip sHFRIoAS' cssis;s r A Depsy.,.r. Iss March.
GARRICK, Captain A. $. Palmer, lsth April.
RosClUs. Captain John Collins, 18th My.
These ships III OF the first class upwad Of 1000 tens,
built the city Of New York with ,uch imp oveens as
eombe great speed with unusual comfort Cor enger
Every taken the arrangement of their
odsoa, The price Of passengers hence si0 for which
ample stores, negdng vines &c viii be provided These
ships are eommandedby experienced MASTER, who VII make
every exer,isn to give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains Of these ships will be repou
regular srs bill, Of sdus ar. ,isneS therefor
The shps OF this Inc win h. eaer 60 armed and their pc
ouar construction gives them security not possessed by
other ~ i Sc sous trees. to
Letters ~ the packets will be charged i2 cent. per single
sheet 30 per and nswPaper cent sah no
k6S NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL JACKETS.
M1sxN Sailing fros New Yorh III. 18th, aud from
L''''P'o FROM r M y sew f' Y3R itA'''
Jan'y l,-Ths srEPhEN WHITNEY (nsv> Capt W.
Fssv is~r UNITED STATES Capt. J. g. Fisher.
March ia-The vlRGl MAN, Capt Lew. hisgin'.
April ia-Ths snEFEIE 10 Si 16n =. Ai''"
Jan'y The vIRGlNtAN, 6l0 tens
Esby The SHEFFIELD. sos tons
Marchl-The STEPHEN wal GNEY-lVO tons
April 1.-THE UNITED sTATEs-CC0 tors s,.. -,
The qualities and c1mmo iaiicns Of the above shs, ana
s reputation orher comusnders, well known Every
srer1n will be made 10 prom te The com o. Pt",t
nd the interests Of importers The price Of passage TO Ly
erpoo the cabin the other liaess hSsd at tlso N
wines and stures of every DESCRIPTION The owners W." no O
responsible for any letter parcel rpaekag' sen, o
ships Ger which ball of ladng not taken For sg' OF
massage. spply to srEPHE~ WHITNEY.
SANDS. TURNER, FOX COor
DIZZY ROBERT KERMIT, "a south stree.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

o. MEDICAL GARD. 90

hOCTOR GLOVrR is consulted eonhds ntially usual
~ day his oee He eontinnc. devote his atep
ION exclusively 10 select branch Of his profession, and TO the
treatment OF all De-, diseases aud dbnss Cor the safe and
speedy removal Of which he has received the
Of strangers ard ohe,s. I've recent ents IN
dice and pharmacy have abb HIM TO introduce seve
raj ,ud Important remedies which have proved eminenuy
succes in removing gees Of long standing seminal weak
ness, syphilis, aud all utona diseases arising from i'm
purtss Il the blood His medicines for the OF gosor
rh@a rot dissgreeabe, but certain and
prompt in eettss straEcers are apFrred that DR.
a. graduated in his rof..iou IN Philadelphia therefore hm
professional claims do cat lie him 10 be rcckoned among
the sci dssnt Doctors ede purs, AMI great pretsnae
shose nan,s are found every Journal Those who
been treated unuceesoy BY the ncrant aud IN xper'ences
IN this brssch Of surgery invited TO make pcaon al
oece No. Aus street. Broadway, adj ming the
Amtricsn Museum
b. Separate entrances aud separate Offices prsv
Sed, and al smmuaicatons strictly con6J eRtis
s. Private 70 his Office three doors from The
Mssrni where he Will he found any unl 10 " IN
evening JET
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
GENTEMEN'S CAST-OFF CLOTHING.
Bought, and the full 'alse given in cash, by
Ii 4 /.

Il. LEVETT, 1877 William street,
90 Knowing there persons who make great puff IN
their advertisements for Castof Clothing &c &C. and who
in many do give the value for the II L. will
these gentlemen who may hive saeh articles by them,
aud who may send for him. OF receiving the very value
in CASH for every article.
line through the Post Ooe, otherwise, 10 the absve
address, will meet with due attentioR. 10 sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

nEAS Sik,-l shCsd almost myself devoid OF
~ gratitude II did not thank you for the Good that your
Red Drop has doHe living been led away ~ the es
of youth, unfortunate 10 contract that disease
viii yeur preparation profeses TO cure and after ,r ns al
most every medicine that the quscks Of this city endavor 70
palm upon the community oaad myself wssiig away, aud
the dease fast undermining constitution had almost
abandoned the hope OF being restored to my oner good
now entirely recovered without any bid effects Of the disease
remaining Ny DEAR cir all the return can ever mase VOC
will 10 Recommend II to those ho have been a. unfortunate
~ my ec assuring them, with the atms confidence that
will not fail in producing speedy and lasting
YOars, trsly, H. Y""'.
You are at liberty n plbsh the letter but beg favor
that you VII not publish the name Division street ~
per vial, Jss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

AM FOR LoNDoN.-The British Bril- Hartepool,
Mx Capt Hubbard having the greater part Other earge
&A6 engaged, Will have immediate despatch For remain
Ger OF freight apply board al Jones' wharf or to
pe Elk. COLLINS co, SIS, South ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

- 10 LEE-The new fire proof building Mas
sau and Cedar streets is arranged for store the
ground hoor; has superior basement, aud excel.
lent range Of vaults running under the entire building suitable
Tor respectable dealer The upper suites
oil well flushed rooms nten ed for lawyers and other Offices
eaen having a. privilege Of vault under the pavement.
Inc building will be let entire parts, may be
CURED. For further information, apply to
ial3 2M4 LABRON IVES & CO "a Pine Al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

COMMERCIAL BANK,
NEw YonK, Dee. ~, 1889.
DIVIDEND Of four per the capital stock HAS
n this day been declared able after the l3h JAN
The transfer books viii be closed from the the l3,h
January.
BY order Of the Board.
dsi I'm. Rw REDFiELD Cashier
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
ttAtl lobEt
ton, called

PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, los Greenwich street.
N. A Pastor takes this opportunity ts inform the public
after long experience his business he has formed compost
ton called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

TMrORTANT TO FEMALE S.-Rn YNOLDs & PAR.
4 MELY's CELEBRATED FEMALE HEALTH RE.
STORATiVE is admitted to be a remedy superior to
any other present in USE for the diseases peculiar TO the
FEMALE CONSTITUTION.
invariably obtructops regulates in most cases.
painful too frequent proase mensruaton and has cured
the most obstinate cases Of Fluor Albus.
Dr. Morrison who has praetised medicine seme twenty
years in Oneida N. Y. says f That il is the best msd
cine in In Of retention suppression Of the
men'es think will sustain the appeatos Of Specific.
have tried 1t in the most with sdmrabs saeces aud
wish for the sake Of suffering Females that all Physicians
would introduce it into their practice have found the
Physicians universally (who have given 1t fair tris tell
similar story
For testimonials Of The highest character from Physicass
and ether respectable individuals pamphlet which may
had gratis Of all who sell the Medicine also advertise
mens In the New York Tsttler End Signal
REYNOLDS PARMELY, Projectors,
Pittford Munroe Co., ". Y
FOR SALE in this city at 10 Fulton street corner Of
Colds 100 Fulton OF William It; 6a 6lS sud I'll
Broadway; los Sixth Avenue 20s Greenwich ST. ia Canal
Of Lauren sts 500 Grand st. corner OF Lewis; al
Hudson ST. corner oil Spring; io4 Cherryst
10 For sale as above, Rev. ]. CovERT's BALM OF
other, a. remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUME.
TION, BRONCHITIS, and all diseases Of the Lungs and
Wndppe See circulars containing testimonials Of the high
est responsibility which can be had ats above nils 2m
COAL! C0ALV COAL !!i-Peacb Orchard, P,acI
~ Mouatas, Grey Ash sehuyikil Lehigh, &C. from tbs
yard 5ol Washington sprog Broken and Screened
the yard and delivered free Of carriage to part Of the
Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Broken and Egg $500
do M'oa,''' do DO N do DO do :. 500 500
schayltnl, Grey Ash, Broken and Egg 100
Lehigh, do do 6,75
Lackswana and Beaver Meadow, Broken and Egg $50
do Nut 800
N. D Liverpool and Sidney s,low a, the lowest.
nI33m r. b. GUERNSEY K Co.
INDIA RUBBER STORE, 80 Chatham street, New York
HurcHSsor orsrnDosK have opened the above estab
hmest with splendid aort nent Of sda Rubber Goods
viz: Ladies India Rubber Shoes with leather sole Gentle
mems Over Shoes with do, fe Preseryer, Lsggn Long
India Rubber cloth for carriage and variety OF
other articles These shoes mperyious TO water, and
superior the old kind OF rubbers being equally
in their appearance Md. Terms very liberia
both wholesale dealers and retail purchasers Orders receiv
ed at the store, at the factory in New Brunswick
90 All kinds Of uneurrcnt money ttken in trade.
HUTCHINSON ONDERDONK, Manufacturers,
las lu# Newt run sysi- N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

I:L = Hecommeddt5n
which starts from the Western HOTEL No. Courtlaadt
street. every morning. at o'clock A. NJ both sides Of the
No.'h RIVER Those Passengers Who wish to sleep nights
VIII take the west 'ide and lodge at Newburgh first night
second night at Caskii arr ing Albany next day.
be beat.
extra agents employed to travel on this route to see
mar the drivers DO thei duty The public may assured
at there never was better line OF stages than the present
INES we challenge the world TO beat Remember the
No. Courtlandt street
JAZZ II +. BEACH aud others
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
STAGES TO ALBANY.-Ths

only direct, The cheapest, and most
expeditions line Of stages from New
York to Albany, is the United States
Mail and A.cn~,naLas,ou lin.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

vIsioN s row the Oee Cor the ssle Of the celebrated
; ~ unte-s Red Drop. Price 81 per vial. jail lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
B. IRWIN 4 Co. Members of the ROYAL CnIler

I b. IRWIN X Co., Members OF the Royal College o..
Surgeons, Londen continue to be consulted delicate
diseases in all their various stages at their Office, 20 Fulton
street, where from the cemmodo OF their
laborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety
B. Irwin Co. pledge henselve. that in all cases of the
most violent venerea which hitherto fallen
notice their treatment without mercury has been
cessful and speedy Tey need not by cereae direct the
public attention to their superior practice in those Diseases
their reputation in this city we'll known and respected by
all who had to confde in their heaor II strongly
recommended to females who the habit of using
Deobsrusut Pills. that than two should be taken
any OCCASION might produce effects which those who
would be mothers desireus 70 avoid preventative
ured themselves by and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required until
cure shall be effected. Letters post paid detailing the
tare the complaint and covering suitable fee will be i'm.
nedaey attended to- medcnes with full directions for
warded to the parties. ja6 lm-