Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-01
Arrivals Mt the Principal Hotels.

Asrop Hov.r.-G T. Tucker, d. d. Brcmsrd, lady and
children, Albany C. Cramer, fliaabe.htowni A. Wright
Mn5ei g. g. iS W. ReRs,.o" F.Sursh IT, H. jerks r.
York; y r. TuekermaA, j. y. ruckermun, Bostony y O.
d"i Esgiand; W bsys., Albany Geo. bliss spihgGcld
John Tilhoop Ill nois; w. Carroll, Washington w. T.
Pbii W. Bates, N York; r.. r. Mcdonald, British Army
l.. =. Gray, Albany Mrs Henderson and family, Miss
P; @ fsi r %4 re, Ky ~ Cen Mccoy ssi
ner, wheengi T. o. Martin, iowSi Mrs Butler and ia
X.,s,a,, HorpL-Ames, Mass; A. Hart, and family,
Phil ID. 2. Woodbury.; U. 3. Engineer; Mrs Dickens,
Mis-. Dickens, Washington; {. p. Hsiser Mr. John b.
CIiSroS Horsl.-r. stanly, ~ York W. D. Gookin,
oibars, Cuba; NJ GOui and lady Baltimore; c. w Bs.
con- Phil; w. Wilson Poughkeepsic; J. Child, England;
n. Ma,her J. H. Preston, Hartford; Thenss W. Smith,
FssSs,tS Hor.s.-sam1 Harlan, Jr. wilmington; S.
stevens Schenectady; d. spronia, w y. Dodge, Louis
Vile Ky; W. n P. Tsy Tor, Buffalo; &. Tower, wsteryei
VIM syrsca.e A. C. Til, Ny stie; B. B. cOmon n York
Hon. }. G. Clark, and Family Chsnsngo County II W
Ports Lewis A. Cole, Oswego; }. y. Whppe, Ian.
| sngburgh o. L. Watson, Auburnj Ueo. A. wscy, @. b.
Gates vss ysnkenbur gh, Buhslo W Csrdel Albany
| ssmu., c"liis. New Haven.
Glosr Horsl-ceo Guest, Phil; H. W. Greene; Char.
les Furguesor, w. 5. ~, from Pacific w. Stewart; H. r.
Weld, Mar, lsndi VIZ. Freeman, rhli =. O Nccsulcy,
HS-up'. HorrL.-o. J. Winchester, Bait; II. Ames,
Phil; D. w. Morris, Va; ID. w Wells, Md; James No.
be Is, Mr. JENKINS Louisville, X VI ". ogdin, and
iady, Ten; w. Csisrnold, Phil c. anthony, Csnajo.
harie; p NJ. Todd Waterford; Thomas Godfrey, Bangor;
w sargent Vermont; bon. C. johnson, Pekeersie, w. q.
Male Troy Capt, Van Clevc steam packet st. Lawrence,
Lake Ontario; Sir Wight, ST. Thsmas; Thomas Bosyro
Va; H. Gordon, Canada; Miss Sarah Hart, BuFrgton,
VI; r. n. Harris and lady Ash,sbula John Harris y.
| York; J. McKurvues, Dr.. Hepburn, Ia.
Pssnpryr H.rsL.-.Mr Garlineri Col. stsrkwea,her,
N. York; Mr.Lswi Mr.. r. Fields Nashville, Tenn; Rev.
samuel Warwick, Mr.. w. w. Dickson, Phil; Mr. }. b.
FISHER, Pitisb-rgh NJ. J. MoClintrick, Phil
| wsvrnIr Horsr.-tieo p. Farchild, Orange county;
G. Townsend, y. York; Robert Rhodes Samuel Smith,
Mrs. Edwards. Providence; hrs. Waldron, stonRgton;
j. Pman, Providence C. A. Under and lady. Phil ,. g.
Inloes, Bait; n. Gardner. salem.
| 6f- GsAsDJEAr's ConpostrIoS ron rHs HAIR.
Not unfrequently have we had reason to commend
TO public notice the talents and skill of NJ A. Grand
Jean, or No Barclay St His treatise on the Hair 10
that he has studied deeply, and that he has full abi
ity satisfactorily TO make kaewn the result OF his
Investigations II IL old sdsge "the proof of the
pudding s in the es'ing;" this principe the best
mode Of testing the truth Of NJ Grasdjeans theories
is 10 make trial of the preparation whch he so ably
recommends. Experiment, IL can be sverred, has
already, in many instances, proved the virtues cf
the Compositions 10 which We refer-and, we feel
confident that all future experiment will but serve to
establish their great reputation.
The prepsraticn known as "Grandjeaa's Compo-
sifion has been 80 long favorite, that u 10 almost
useless TO praise u but the Eau Lustrsle" isa
cent in ventiop, aud demands that faithful notice TO
which its merits aspire. II cleaoses, and at the
same time beauties the hair, giving II rich curl
aud an exquisite gloss. One Of Its chief properties
(and this will recommend II especially to the edies)
is that keeps the hair safely in whatever style IL
may be dressed-ressting both mot on Ind nj ture
Thus much have we thought proper TO say; but IL
we were TO 60 on writing for month, We could not
present such convincing arguments in svsr ~ the
Compositions a. the Of them would speedily fur
nish.
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Theatre, Philadelphia.