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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30

Dn1ars OF THE TuRF Boes IN IRELAND
Formerly, Ireland was vast forest. 80 pow
erful was was the vegetation there, that 1t was
called vthe island of wood Ii is is now nl'
most destitute of trees aud when OH tlne DAY
in spring it appears, though bare, full sap az
mt, youth it seems like young and lovely g'f'
deprived of hen hair. 1t is not exactly known
at VIVA, time and by what process thus great des
tt1ction was effected. We may, however, I've
assured that il was before the christian era, ana
probably al u much more recent daie.-Sone at
qribute it to an extraordinary innndation, when
siprooed the trees, levelled the forests, anu hi.
fied 1he,r in the bosom Of the earth. OTHERS
whose opinion is better supported ny scientific
s,udy. believe that the ruin OF the forests was The
result of violent storms, When the lofty forests
xha. covered the country were compact
and entire, they afforded each other mutual
but support against the violence OF the ten:pes's
in proper ton man requiring an open space
for his house and field effected cearances here
aud there the trees near those that have been
cut down were without support against the fury
of the hurricane, and fell before blasts that were
previously pcwerless; every rain accustomed
by a tempest produced thousand others, rem
1iered more easy they multiplied. The WORK
.ol destruction went on and all the ailen trunks
descend ing by the NATURAL declivllies To lakes
ahe tnarsiy parts of the soil were stopped on TIM
4iquid base, where, heaped one above the other
year after year, they were mingled together
some preserving their natural form, others de
composing into vegetable matter, until the!
4ormed that spongy, combustbe substance
sometimes red and sometimes black, of whirl
,sie vast turf boys Of Ireland are composed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30

TERMS-THE CALEDoNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, at 81, so If paid in
advance. Ifpaymentis made within six months
from tho time OF subscribing it will be considered
as advance pay. No paper will be discon,oued
until an arrearages are paid except at the option of
D'Advertisemonts will be inserted for the Gus
number of weeks they wish their Advertisement, .
Pu9lisned, otherwise they will be inserted till for
Did and charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30
FEMALE LOVLlNESS.

Flt is not the smiles ola pretty face, or The
tint OF complexion, nor the beauty and syinme
sry of ,hy person, nor the costly robes and deco
ra,ions that compose thy artificial beauty. 1.
;is Thy pleasing department, thy chas'e CONVEX
sat,on TIE sensibility and purity Of thy thoughts,
thy affable and open disposition, sympnIhiSl"g
with those in adversely, comforting the afflicted,
relieving the distressed, and above all, that M.
mhy OF soul, That unfegned and perfecregard OF
the preceptsof Christianity. These virtues consti
sute thy ioveIiness. Adorned but with those
of nature aud simplicity they shine like the re-
fulgent sun, s. display to man that the lowell
ness of thy person is not TO be found in the tim
sell ornaments of the body. but IN the reflection
of the rectitude and serenity OF well spent
fe and scars above the transient varieties Of thi,
world.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30

Receipt to make Taller. Take Of the vine
called Runaboui, and the root called Nimble
Tongue, Of each six handf,,ls, fifteen ounces OF
Ambition, the same qunntity OF Nonsense,
bruise them we'll together in The mortar OF Mis-
apprehension, and then boil them over the lire
of Evil Surmises till you perceive the scum OF
falsehood rising.on the top; strain it tn, oush the
cloth of Misconsti uction, put it into the bottle Of
Malignlty g. stop it with the cork of Envy; suck
it through the quill Of Manevolence, and you
will be qualified tospeak evil without respect
70 persons or character,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30

We know of no newspaper .proprletors VINO
beg as hard for patronage as those VINO ooas'
that they have the most
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30

IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-A friend of ours,
Captain Cheney, whose plantation is below Old
Chester, informed us the other day, wien we
were al his place, that several OF his neighbors
had made what he regards very valuable dis
covery, und certainly lift shall prove true, ii very
important one. 1t is no less than a preventative
for the fly in grain. The farmers to whom we
have alluded had purchased considerable street
manure from Philadelphia. This had been put
on their wheat fields in strips lss strip of street
manure, 81 strip Of farm manure from the sta
bile, and then another strip of street n,anure-so
alternately through the fields In every instance,
the wheat is taken by the fly directly through
each layer where the common farm manure was
sIpapdmiag.n9gI!. in every other 80 - ~. fly
in n single stock. The farmers alluded TO-,
are of opinion that the preventative properties
are in Tie anthracite ashes which had been
thrown in the st, eets of Philadelphia, and were
thus mingled with the manure. Certain it is.
the effect Inns been, in some way, 10 escape
the fly by the use OF the street manure, and II
will he worthy of the consideration OF inrmers
to investigate for themselves OH the hint we
now give. We shall he glad 10 hear from any
of them upon subject of such importance 10
the lurmers--the great pillars OF our nation.
Philadelphia Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-30

Manufacturing Cloh.--A gentleman in OF
non has just Obtained patent for making the
tlnest cloth for gentlemen coats, &c. wthon
spinning, weaving, or indeed without the IN,
ch'hery similar 10 those processes, and ut the
cost less than one fourt the present price. The
most extraordinary circu instance Oh this con
lrivance IS, thar air is The only power used in the
manufacture OF the article. The ingen ious in
Ventor places in an air tight chamber, II quantity
OF huculent particles Of WOO, which Iy means oi
species OF winnowing wheel, are kept floating
equally throughout The atmosphere contained
therein; on Que side of the chamber il a net
work OF metal OF the finest manufacture, which,
communicates with cha nber from which, The
AR can be distracted by means OF an eXfIaustiu&
syringe. commonly called an air pump, aud Nv
Tie communications between the chambers. he
ing opened, the air rushes with extreme vei,e
n'ence 10 supply The partial vacuum in The ex
ha'istcd Chamber, carrying the whole AocuIa
against the netting, ulsix kiHtssupciug, the
hbres, 'hata cloth OF beamIlk y84id close
texture, is instananeousy msAa6| 81 RyeQnmmuu...
"WHAr SITUATION. YB, "a N gtlE y 4le1ftH II
tells u good story ofa young bacHeiUf of that civ
who thoughtful OF HE contingencies OF has house
hold, purchased II lot OF loco TOGO matches, and
deposited them in his coat pocket, where they
were soon forgot ia the agreeable conve rsaton OF
couple OF charming young ladies' which follow
ell hard upon the purchase. While seated he
tween them on n sofa, now turning to one ana
then 10 the other, tete tete aud dos dos, us the
conversation became more lively und entertain
ing, one of the Indies was suddenly disturbed by
ii strong effiuvia OF birthstone, and rose from her
seat IN alarm, which movement was folio wed by
her companion from the same cause, and both
w2ro not little anxious to discover the origin
o. 80 startling and +s!accountable visitation;
when the young gentleman soon relieved them
ny rising from the sofa himself when it was dis
covered that his loco focos had ignied in his
pocket, and were sending forth volume of vol
canic smoke from the rear of his coui As
might Ire supposed, the incident caused no ii,iie
merrInent in which the young gentleman, tho
lnnus his matches and the lining OF his cont
pocket, joined most heartily.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

This shows surprising difference IN the ss'e Of ous'-
ness the north and south this year and a in the
taken the price Of fair cotton at New Or
leans this We find henth the actual value
the exports from the United States has of
the great quantity ooo notwithstanding the de-
creased price At the time the exports from the south
the north have decreased in value Sl3,O0OoO
This singular change and be accounted for
only ground the United States Bank and all those
who held large southern assets have been
means to turn them cotton which has been forward
pay their European debts, the exclusion Of the Northern
dealer If banks forced to resume they only
would be obliged to their debts home but the sound
banks of New York would be enabled furnish sufficient
rency bring forward the Stocks which accommodating
southern and western cities and the debts due the East
manufacturers being settled they would again send for
for sale their large stock of goods healthy
change be effected The issue of government treasury
would bring about immediate activity in those stocks that
now lying dead and proitIess
ave have received the report of the the $1,000
900 of the state of Mchan 1t exhibits very curious
details, which will lay before the public tomorrow
Nkp. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence of the Herald. /

WAsHINGroN CRY, March 18th, 1910
There are or two, Of very idle and silly ste-
ries in circulation in this city touching the affairs be-
tween this country and England. Among them, there
Is one which asserts that MI. Fox the brtshMnis-
Ter mas demanded his passport; and another goes on
10 avow that he has notified Mr. Forsyth, that he
wthdraws himself from all association CORE spon-
dence with this government.
both OF these tales utterly false They have not
the smallest foundation in fact The diplomatic rela-
lions between the United States and Great Britain
are not interrupted, wiIlthey be suspended nor,
VIII inns country and England be driven into ,cdr.
depend upon that and let the humbugs and bulls and
bears blaze away $ they will.
The Globe OF today published very silly article,
extracted from Detroit paper called The Spirit of
Seventy Six, edited by Ihecr, of the heroes of
the late Canada invasion. 1t states that England
has made overtures to the North Western Indians,
TO sally on the United States. ! am surprised that
the Globe should publish such miserable hnmbug.
IL must have been imposed upon.
The Senate did not sit to-day. In the House the
morning hour was occupied by Mr. Meddil of Ohio
IN discussing the New Jersey contested election
ne rest OF the day was devoted TO private bills As
the terrific night sessions of the week have broken
every one down; the House only sat a couple Of
hours Every man at Washington wants repose,
anu thank God tomorrow is the Sabbath of the Lord.
Yours, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30
'"N'' We W.T. "'I"' w P"''N {"
sales at the stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

There has been decidedly doing during thepas week.
The supply vessels been by the
arrivals This has little Increased the activity articles
export The auction sales have been better attended and
be from the city better demand for
goods Some few Of the Western traders city but
business Western and Southern eynces BY
means if accustomed briskness at this The navigation
of the Western and canals represented
tivty large quantities Of produce coming forward
Penusy vania canals to Philadelphia and Baltimore The fol-
lowing table of the freight Pittsburgh
cities On our to Philadelphia, there drawback of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30
Foreign Markets,

SING aPoRE. Dec. S. is39-Metas Ien.-English flat bar
Stock much reduced and saea by retail s per picul al
though than s3 could not be obtained for so
Lead Pg-Lare and little demand Sales only be
effected in few pieus at time at 81 pei sheet7Fuly
able at highest quotation Paints Paint Oil and Turpen
neWell supplied 1850 gallons Of Oil and Turpentine have
been sold at si per gallon Provsens50 hhds Mess
Pork have been sold at 20 barrel HamsAbout 100
Wesphala have been sold at 30 IS cents h. Tar-Mar
ke we'll supplied both with Coal and Stockholm and sales
reported since our last
days sight As I'D u.s. Sd per Sp dr. Private Bills with ship
documents mouths sight U.s. 3D. IS I'd Sp dr. Pr-
vate Bills, with shipping Documents months sight a. Sd
4s Sd. On 80 day - sight Coys Rs
per sp drs Treasury closed Private days sight
Coys Rs per sp drs. 100 On ChnaPrvae, 30 days sight
30 .drs.I perS p drs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30
CITY SALOON,

CITY SALOON,
OSfbTEE S ST b ESf TO cHHHEcRM E hhhooAARw NJ
sEUMTbis splendid establishment reopensd for the
with entire new and superior
MS5. e. pSs s;:%s under tho
rn s as & S sn s s si pred
ducing general effect Of elegance comfort equal Il
aoHSsi " w FOR THIS
Vocal aud Instrumental Concert and Fayore anees by the
Doors open at :, to commence at quarter before
light rising me neon tSiasiins stars Sc. y
an being Moving Ss; dazzling
Storm and shpvchvcssel. lacking 70 aud fro; gale
arises thumb, ghaipg rain and Sh."s Of ,h mgd faith
Grand Concert al aud instrumental by Miss Bruce and
The celebrated tenor singer Nj eb will preside the
piano. The will consist of variety OF admired songs
whole conclude with several FavOrte Dance. BY the
PHIL HHs5gS Sffailas "
aSras Gr week. l NSsh La sd
ss $ MUSEUM
sns. s he, S~n tS S% sa s s o
The First and second P consist of Musical comicsi,
TSp ffFi TXk sS I'D naSBoa $ vi
OF SGri' foR MOMENTS OF
it.aes cents Performance to commence a. O'clock
For programmes see bills. maislm
GEOLOGICAL iNsTITUTE-JuNE, TITUS ANgE-
IL VINE COS splendid collection Of Living Animals 10
open the reception vs,rs at their VOL known
receive the public Visitors viii have the ad,-
onal of bhodng that and Singular en'mas
LIVING EGYPTIAN GlRAFFEl Aud the further gratih-
cation of seeing BLACK TIGER the eNistepce OF which
has hitherto either doubted denied by all authors who
have written on the subject . -,
the rear of The Bowery Amphitheatre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
BASSF ORD respectfully informs S friends IN the vicinity
othe Tatteras that h, has just fitted the large Room 80
known Broadway Hail. with tables whsrchs VII
be happy those who wish to play purchase tables and
his old stand Ann street adjoining The Museum, where
scrpon cloths. balls cues Sc, for sale above
The above have the reputation of being kept IN ts
respectable and the best assortment OF tables
r23
(yHARLt.s n. tOLWtLL, LATE FOREMAN TO W
v n. sTiNEMETS, and formerly Cutter to J. o. Wymsn
Of Broadway beg leave To inform bis friends and the pubic
that he has associated himself with Henry Adams and that
they HAVE OPENED al ~ Fulton street establishment for
the transaction Of the Tailoring business in all its vetes
where gentle will always find fashionable assortmsnt %
fine Cloths and ss-imerrs also. description Of uCh
satIn Chae Wooen, and Marseies vestngs, which viii
be made order the fashionable and
moderate terms. -.
C.EF would remark that his practice CUTTER, having
been invariably attended with the most crafty success he
warranted assuring all those who would patronire IN. new
firm that they shall have 10 COMPLAIN OF either Mt
style, quality.
Terms, IN every instance, CASH. ml5 lm7ws'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30
y IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF HORSES

G9hTAST tx N.Y. 2wN .l;s. 9F M4asEs
1 l,i s!as,inT .a,'ss;ialy q.
Horse at VIC ola Established yesr'Sary Est bl,.hn,nl 4 the
: sp OF Of the SSn Yo S2 Us Broo"' " doors
s,sI% s s s .a;.
% ~. ~; SFHSsEy OFF &e 81 1s%
be s. OF sS e. Ground @
, saS s be Tss e Of Mn &;
larry educated and brought the in the
Se' s%tSs ant hS:s sn,aas
n ns ps TO s ' %s% would :o 10 s
friend. he be derived from emglOyios hip 10 The
both iSe psrcSs.sT G' and seller tno~sdss
ohe perfect formation Of the Horse canno, bot prove bene
"' Mt. wnLIAMss INFIRyARY !, at Ne. ~ chry.,ie
Horses committed % biz will have the iuI b.ne, Of his
IoNEss COURSE or BOOK. KEEPING, usis Foster
Jonesl Iss Broadway, lover the drug storel
evening tpysiey sqSred who are toroushly instructed
TT. so"S. 81 s"G lspns esse".isiy den from the
ordinary modes q instruction. !, has been gadga y Iaured
pri practical kaswedss DAY. than c,nss other
adapted advertisement, but to this
iom being eqnfoynded with the gr,en
Who are anseauan,sd With he reputation 81. system, will
tea accountants a. who nsps been he pupils. and whose ts.
mony the truth ofthe above statement, will be found
The ri e IF
also be inspected AZ the lectur. rom.
PFNMANsHlP.
Writing taught such principles as are approved and &C.
tabhe by the first the object b the
shortest possible PERIOD the freedom and apdy ofcxecucn
necessary 10 the dispatch Of business.
COMMERCIAL calculations, embracing Equston Of Payments
maqi ilreod THOMAS JONES, iss Broadway.
KEPHALAFor preserving, curling beautifyng aud resto
IN ring the hairThe kephslia remedy suggested by
long on The part the prnpretor that most import
defect Premature Badness II is not like other spechcsa
simple production Of nature but happy combination 81
dents already ehcacous in admitted by which the
chance Of s increased let the be what
Through its nsrumcntay bead about 70 Dc shorn OF
honors has become distinguished again for s flowing locks
Another material the purity Of the preservation
keeping the hair perfectly cleanan all important matter VINE"
threatened with decay. -.
should time or accident thy locks despoil
This sweet Kephaa viii new hopes ahsrd,
For all who use this aromatic oil,
Soon find the honors " their heads restored A. 60,
Prepared by blackwell Ramsay. Successors 70 ~ sm,,n
Penss and sold By A. D. D. Sands druggists NO y snd '"
Fulton St who the opiy agents for New YORK. "ee ~
mario 2n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

Port of New York, March 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Celeste Johnson Baltimore; Jos Gorham, Matthews, Bran
dywine Dell Maria Lunt PASSPORTS Commerce, Swan. Walk
eron Va Repeater, Lincoln, Wilmington, NC; shawmut,
Gushing 81 Petersburg; tlielma, Smith Savannah Detroit
Baker Georgctown sc, Harry Socket, Hopkins Quay
GIL B. Howes, Belize Hond; Maria, Mayo st Jsgo de aba
Impulse, Title Johns, PR; Lady Washington Hubbard,
Petersburg and Richmond Swan Gfiswod Hartford; Moon
Stuyes Charleston; Andrcscog hurch IT Thsmas Al
fred Hammond, Spear dO Lark Aiken, Grenada and
Arrived.
Ship American, Holden, 81 DIS from Liverpool mdr, to
Aruod-2i0 pasgrs.
SHIP Oneida, 9arw. from Canton via Singapore, teas sc
Bark obsrn Knapp, days from Liverpool mdr Roche
Brothers X Co IS pasgrs.
Rapid Ward 10 dys from Havana with sugar. SC to
Bark Una Lsdcu days I'm Apalaehicola, cotton Sc McIn
Brig Albert Beardsey isds I'm Guyana, PR sugar, SC to
Brig Emerald Owen Is De from St Thomas, with mdr,
Quincy.
Brig Long Island Davis IS ds I'm st Cros sugar &c Decres
Il SON.
Brig Lapgdon Cheves Gallagher DIS from st Crois sugar.
~'sA Rven Wand rvoort.
swedish brig ds I'm Stockholm iron, &c Boor
man, Johnson n 60 . ,
Brig James McCobb Batchclder, days firm Guyana, PR
Brig Paas, Blanchard de- FIN Matanuas, olasses, &c
Thurston.
Brig Gabrelacho Fhsey de- I'm sisa, logwood &c to
Patrulo.
Brig Grand Turk, Nichols ds from Matanras rnOasse 10
Brig Helen Maria Pratt De I'm Matanras molasses, TO y
Brig alovel SMITH II de I'm ST Marks, cotton SC to W w
Pratt
Brig George Hull sdays from Charleston cotton, NC to
Big Savannah, Hubbard ds I'm vanuah cotton sorves
Brig Fanny Colt Baker ds fun Georgetown, SC, cotton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

PARk THEATRE-THIs EVENING March 30 will be
PosTiLLI0N OF Observation-Disclosures, Mr. Will
CATHARlNE AND Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Cres-
wick; Caharine, Miss Cushman.
Doors open at 6s-Periormance commencesat
ROWERY THEATRE.-rHIS EVENING, March 30 will
THE GIANT OF THE DEsERT-Giant of,he Desert,
Mons Bihin; Julia Leydenheimer, Miss Mitchell.
GREEN EYED MONSTER.--Count Llberfeidt, Mr.. Eos
Ro GoaIfSs FOX e An Nj o Mr.
Mrs Selborne Miss Mitchell.
Doors open hapas six aud the rises seven
Prces-Boxes IS cents Pit s7 cents Gallery IS cents
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE-TilIS EVENING,
~ March so will be performed
OTHELLO-Ohco, j. II. Scott; Iago, Bsoth Desdemona,
Mrs. Harrison
MAYOR OF GARRAT-Jery Sneak Mr.. Booth; Mrs
Sneak, Mrs. Harrison.
Boxes, SO cents; PHI, IS cents; Gallery 70! cents.
Doors open at quarter before Curtain rises II O'Clock
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THls EVENING, March 30, viii
~ be performed
The WATERMAN.-Tom Tug, Mr.. Edwin; wilhelmina,
THE REVOLT THE Observation-Disclosures Muggins,
MIR. johnson; Mol Chuhb. Alitch,ll-
THE sAMEsE TWINs.-Denns o'Gb, Mr.. Mitchell;
UNFORTUNATR MISS BAILEY.-Capt. Smith, Mr.
Edwin; Miss Bailey, Mrs. Plumer.
ROWERY AMPHlTHEATRE No. 81 BOWERY Mark
~ and nark!A who visit the boxes from the opening
OF he doors enter the spacious aud brilliantly rmiaed Me
nagerie, where amidst hundred beasts and birds of great
beauty be the proud and towering Giraffe
the untameabe black tgerhe nest OF serpensons, leo
pards, p'tNers, monarch tigers elephants rhnoceros and
Observ IT doors viii be openeda six o'clock and the pub
lie adm ed the Menagere importantly thus allowing An
hour and IL to view the splendid Giraffe, &C. Sc the per-
formances segin At half past seven,
THIS EVENING, March So the entertainments will com
mence with the of Mazeppa Masss Peham Treble
Groupings White Sergeant, Sc &c To conclude with ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30
rAssAuE FROM IRELAND, nc.
& M NJ KS

From the we'll reputation of this Line the very
or accommodations provided for passegers consisting Of
hnty OF the ships sailing the appointed day.
hcught into detail respecting the prudence
Subscriber would merely that those making
with hn depend ON the same pronpness and punctua
free passage from the various
OF Ireland and Scotland, also be secured IL Is hardly
that when those settled decline coming
eei @In Appy promptly eurnss
old Established Passage Office, 1873 Pearl street.
Ireland National Bank Of Sc tand, payable at
the various Branches Likewise, London, Liverpool &C.
Apply AZ absve. ma30 Inn
Sk6 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The superior
E,RoBERT ADAMS Capt Marsc,sk, Is il c S,s
D'sss order for any Eo S9b's NIX rs Building
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
.ssegs ~. FOR ALBANY.-5Erom the foot Of Cort-
81 landt, street.-The DE WITT CLINTON,
The SWALLOW, Wednesday afternoon, at O'clock
NOTIGE-Al goeds freight, baggage, bank bills specie
ny Other kind of opery taken shipped board the
goods freight, baggage, &c. maso
~ TO LET, the House No. 10 Frankfort street. long
M and we'll known the Blue Bonnet House Enquire Of
MITCHELL's OLYMPC-L,A PETITE. CELESTE
W. respectfully announces that her Benefit is sod for Wed
nesay next April which occasion she will appear for the
{G- Eity-second time IN Nisnetta Crumms the In
popular ballet entitled hs Savage aud Maiden and
ndeayor 70 prove er;enot unworthy of the praises
also appear in full military costume and srriorm the manual
exercise with musket by the tap Of the drum being upwards
Of One Hundred Evoluon with variety OF attractive enter
ainmens-fu particulars Of which will be announced in the
bills OF the day.
The box book open the theatre from IL to daily
place The attention of military gentlemen pac uarly
quested. ma30 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-30

m A LUXURTANT HAD OF HATN 7,
81 E;:s: {:
curl during dancing, warm weather &c The
AIA Cream of Lilies possesses body which no other
- MfA1 preparation does and in the only
txH< ,nf,llible remedy for dandruf scales, &c The
VHVO scales on infants heads removed by one or two
.y apple ations. For falling ~ Of the hair nothing
For sale by Wyeth is Bowery; A. B. d. Sands, 70 and
100 fulton; tuon Bazzar Broadway Mnor Dey
and Broadway Hart corner Broadway and Chambers streets
Ring Broadway Syne and $40 Bo~ery Burnet 81 Ca
nal street.
Also for sac AZ above wYETHs MILK or ROSES, the
most exquisite autir Of tchle-,
burn scay erupous and the sine Of shaving