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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

NaOfFAT,s VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHUc
In NIX BITTHRs-1hc high celebrity which those excel
lent Medicines have acquired amos disease
which the human fame 10 able familiar with
almost every nteren person 1ley teame known By their
cd rks have testified for h.m- did
thrive by the faith Of the ertdultuf.
In cases Of eos'ivenes dyspepsa bilious Al liver aGte
hons asthma Tiles stled pains, rheumatsm levers and
obstinate headaches impure sts q the fluids unheai
thy appearance Of the skim debility, the sickness
cdent females in delicate health And OF Of
digestive and all general health
these Medicines have invsr pr.yed certain snd speedy
remedy They restore vigorous health 10 the most exhausted
constitutions single trial III place the Life Pills aud Phe
frisred and sold Wholesale and retail at wM b. MOP
FATS Medical Ohee s75 Brsadssy, New lo'k.
B-Nsns are genuine uness they have tae FAC sme OF
no The Life Pills sold in boxes-prics eests,
aud collar EACH according to the sire And the
Phenir Bters bottles at two dollars each with full
Agents for the sale Of Mest's Life Meaicines-A ID
Sands Fulton aud William Ckssney, lea Bowe
~; khaa lisa Broadway DR. Leeds, u Cherry 81 corner
kose,tt John Hston, cgrn as o. and sh avenues lance
ST. Lyon, Grand DR. Lee 2st Madison Of, az Church
Bowery sirna ST ~ George Carm.ne otr, II,
drug store corner OF Main and Front sta Brooky
Mrs Margaret Hays Brook scott Dunnpg, Jersey City,
Johnson Newton; a WstsoD Railway; on ysIkesbars
Rossmap. Hucsoni ~ Fowler, Newbug; Trvstt Po-
Esepsie; Srnek.ref Collin and Gale, Troy HYDE, sa
raiosa sprisss; w Horton, Bas,awpj x A Mcclure,
Hbssy Brown, Washing toos H.nshaw, ard Co .
Is, tson; Watson IS Central st. Los ell Philps- Wor
es.icri Dyer Jr Providence, AS Jen,s, Ns~bury
mort, Proctor Rhosds Lysei whiple. salem; Coeabs
,ssI.,s nj Tsyior Ns~poi; Msssr.. Dyer 60. MdJls
.sli, Jos. W smith. Nto~Joni VIZ Fstrer, Norwich. OF
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PRsscngers Sailed.

LyxerooL-Psgkd shiP Geo Observation-Disclosures Led.
yard Mr. Damn lady aud two children, Mr. Johnson A C
lnsnts, Edw rage Of Obi,.
Embarrassing Cab, sior--J n Bennett, Wright,
Reed aud two ladies' Miss Bruuer n Lansing Ave
~, Geo Avery, Thos Gauter Mr. Lewis Isaac Boyee Mrs
Ann Maria Uryan and three daught.p.
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Latest Advlces
Passengers Arrived.

LoSpoS-Shp Caiherine-Rev Edmond Murphy, Ireland:
John Conschr lady three children and
Chapel John IIygan I. La Reshe, Mis-. TspseOt' Mi,
fsn, Ch,rlestnn; A Hart NOrieabs; q Srhoenthser ST
Louis; X Mckenzie, Scotland-s0 IN the stcersge.
ponr pEt>Cr-Schf Oufes;r-E = sttrnI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

MERCHAN rs HOTEL-NEW-YORk
(NO. Al COURTLANDT-STREET)
THE wstd respectfully notify his friends the
public that he has recently opened enery
furnished Hotel at a Courtndt street short distance abo
has old stand and to Broadway He will be better able
accommodate has his house larger
ted with sitting palor nedtrn style and furnished
bedrooms He hopes k old will
ronsge to the establishment.
sis I'm CHARLES WYCKOFF.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

Sales of Stocks at Phladep hia, yesterday.
shs Bank 100 do SO do 65s do, days fiat
SSH do 65l SO do 65s 1856 65 $50 do flat SIS 200 hs
Vicksburg 60 fiat 81 $50 do 10 fiat 6 80 Philad Trent
RR, io
Second Board
Phlad Gas, 1873; 100 Vicksburg, 8 10 flat, g..
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j. NJ Wheeler, Auctioneer.
BY &c. MAITLAND,
Store No. 1856 Chatham SQUARE.

THIS DAY,
FURN!TURE1At 10 O'clock, in trent Of Store gene.
Of Household and Kitchen furniture consisting
Of and second hand bureaus sdeboards secretary dre
sing mahogany and cherry tables French and plain
bedsteads writing desks mahogany and chairs
rocking chairs looking glasses double flint and
wine glasses Sci hall lamps naRie clocks crockery glass
ware, &c.
to dispose of their goods will be punetuay attended BY
sending their address the store and goods any amount
purchased.
Liberal paid all goods semitic the store, and
cash paid for all goods o the day OF sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

RVS EVENING. oe.sS.r 3 xs Performance WI COM
ns9 Tsx ~ b,n ~ oPsT"
Marauis Mr. Wood neppo, Mr. Brossh
Lord Aliessh, Piaede G'acos'o, =. Lefher
Z,ri,na' No. Nc y o x
n emf. IN soreinse with The fare of
A"' SCAN MAG.
snketous MT r s.has , SaN MT N@f pnse,
M. M Csud's, h,so,. o,e,oek-Perormsnes Commence
a, ! past y
pr'css-Boos 81; Pit SO espts; Gallery 9s cen,s
y - az Z, a 4 THAM THEATRE.
TMME NsF ATTRACTION
THIS EVENING oe! s-The per.rS%s@@'s will commence
win IT'S SE%i ELY Pop
Rhoo so,o,. u H. sa'on Mrs Thoms
An ADMIRED Dance "a; IL d,n,s. a Of ~
THE H't Me Tp!S9T' ahf 'sYiPH
Donald Master W W less, Mr.. Wss
Tt E9lG pTSd es gSt' hS s9" cRo ~
Al NE 'ar,zr,p,.p' N 49, Si'S' NJ Tborn.
W.T. james Cro", MI hce rnues.e' ~
INN legs o cSnei nu MIN ru
Leonard A"H MrWoaJ - 4 ,nhrass ." Mr. Cline
n Jnana -. MIS- Lews
az W ~. 49,, ,al
o ~ ee-e, - N"e gu e'eIn 50, p,.--, e, 49,,
MtCCHEf.I,,S OY,Y MpIC THEATRE.
tn rVENING a., sThs n.rformsncss will eou-
~ menee with The "p,ra called w.
Prometheus Mr. IIorncsstIe Jupiter, Mr. Edwin
'"''' '0'' Followed by The burI.tis of
TURNED HEAD.
Dick, MIR Mitchell Flft gins MIR I'd sin
Laura Miss Singleton
Followed by
saparmo, Mr. Horne astle Fernando Mr. Edwin
Rosa, Miss Singleton
USEoRTIJNATE Mi - bAiLEY
Capt Smith, Mr. Edwin Miss Flynn, Mrs Timm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

NIBLo's sALooN-A & a.p;1Mon.. BArrisTE, Lad
the psblc Of New ork that their Benefit appoint
ed Friday Oct 9th, sis which occasion they will
sent bill unslualled durisg the season.
The Ravsl Family he! last apps aranee 70 .hs,r
departure for Europs-M'me r. Oiub-ei-Nlme Msthiids
Lonat-Signor de Begns-signtr Jiubele-Nons Martyr
sFnor GUS and Mr. Chppn!sl have kindly volu TERED
their valuable 9, ric,s
Tie entertainments will be the Thrive Faced rrnehmsn,
Splendid Ceneer aud the last panomne called the Com
jurors Gin. IS =
MIrCUELL's OLYurlC THEATnE-A tssp-se
wi PETITE CELESTE respectfully Informs her friends
and the public that her Bens takes on FRIDAY evening"
Oct 9th, the Olympic Theatre when, in addition TO the
usual pleasing will appear for the first time
IN the celebrated Pas De MaeIo danced by Mons syl
vain, b. ing her last appearance but ONE osR-
MILL FOND OYSTEHs.-The subscri5er takes great
WI pleasure in informing his customers aud the
public tat this felicacy and he
daily receiving plentiful supoy Of h celebrated Long ssnd
Mill Pond Oysers the quality and flavor OF which remains
unsurpssse. by thing Of III kind M the knowp world The
would be happy supply families With these and
all othtr oysters IA season. .
Oysters sued Ia the sh sHd Mil Pond Oysters hv the
hundred thousand at Whitehall street. soyh frry
M All order. thankfully received aud attended To With
n.nct,.i,,v and d,.oatoh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
TAIL RING ESTABLIS MENT
los Beekman street, near Pear.
GENTLEMEN in want ofeothng will find IL their interest
VI to call at the above numb they
article the line made style that superierto most
equal to the very bestin the city, the
aary low pricrs.-
SUPER 81 aek, Glue, srgrssn Drrss Coats, ei4-so
do do do do Froeks, 1851
Fine Cass Pants, SIS
Vests, all kinds, SIS
Gentlemen furnishing their materials ear have them
made in the very best STYLE at the following press-Dress
Costs ~ tes Frochs, 75o to $50; Pants 80 10 2; Vests
to 100. my2s sr' JOHN MOGFATT.
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BOYD s BLEACHING POWDER,
PERSsE n BROO IS,
SoLr AeENrs,
jee 81 Liberty street

NOTiCr-The holder 81 note signcd by J. l.. us JO-
~ SrPH ded January 1897 four months for Sleos,
will p.sse can AZ fs William street IN Water st. OF Sis
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D &C r OR f Y A N s,

pEMovED Tos PECK sLIP--Ths pubic respectful.
N y requested, &C they want Dr. E,sss 20 call at No
Peck sr lfey ell at the old stand thsy VII uos likely be
decevsd-t IL certain party must LIZ There no Dr.
Evans the old stand though the ard sgn are mcro-
perry continued By seeing the old experene ID Doctor at No.
>, they a Judge TO- tl,, uls.lres.
'Ry.Tak. care IL psriesced boys and yousg
ferc expeditions and cheap " All private and dei
cate dis.aseimtotsncy .obstrcins I'm dh sexsl and 81
debes removed without pulling nos'rums and iaise eer
6c.tes
" B.-Dont mistake the Old Doctor. and No. for any
other puber-hey have the blocks aud gnstnsde and
out. but they want the cultivated nIads 90 W
WANTS A SITUATION As COOk-A woman that IN.
w derstsnds her business in al its branches can come well
recommended by FIRST families IN hich she has lived
ny yess-wl do Washing Address Mr. W. zee Pearl 81.
os at
TsDAt this oce iutei,,gent poy, sesut ~
w old, who read and write and well RECON-
mepded osu.
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ry,UF and ef Safety fleeing spirit
Ismrs bsvs Issv. 10 call the attention II Discerning public
10 srp shch will su-pas AZ others IN biilancy and eco
n,my su,shle -r Dry oods Jewel tsncy sore, es,d
Rooms Grecere. Hotels aud Rsfectores ~h,eh uurns VIII
out creating IN. shadow at sa-rr o. W
oil OF rss zach Lamp will not srcted tour hou,s eurnnx
10 cents choice assortment OF various en
be al ri old No Catharse street or
,,,. .,a,,rix attended to- and his sent round
""~' o"ee s"e'. a. MICHEL, Spirit LAMPS
p,nf.d on each side of the
,,.. syurl,,d az usual N Tibet al terms.
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CERTIFICATES Of pEPosITEs Of the New Yorl
" Western Banks, wanted -
j. THOMPSON. &, Wall NJ
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OTHER PARTIES. -
J,HE NEW SALOON or THE WAsHlNGToN HO,
Tr Il nov c-mpete order comprises the eutire Of
m. see nd story IN. oa main eudns-is feet ~
~. an. f,oor ne wallis hish schsd ceiling The
spsh oftb- Beautiful Hall Of the moe, elegant snd chss
modern styles y V thorouEhy vensta having iyy ~n
extreme height gives To the
either singing speaking, an ehsetua reserberaop
The confident that when its ronvsni.nts ~ 10
cation fronting Broadway. between Chamber and Heade sts
,rne cans,dcredhc VIII
calling the rupic sttentinna
o the splendid and spacious saloons Tor public
meetings, public dnner balls concerts Nc IN this city or IN
the United ststes.
own personal and unrit ing attention and esertions
will he wanting retain the present liberal pstronsgs
upon angton Hotel and 70 seeur. for the
finished Hall that attention asd support wheh "
g, al, s,,.g "a isssiv sp,itI. N. sis tmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

ID ACEs-IiEIL GATE FERRv--The best route TO IN,
Races fc-e the upper plrt Of the civ, by ihe uri Gate
Ferry. Two fret rate steamboats, will ry this Ferry N
rins Ne that there will BE- delay TO passengers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-08

WANTED-A small Farm. near New York market Any
w person having the for sale for
$780, will meet with stating Locations &c by adj
dressing It. d.. office Of this pape
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N q II | G. T..

M P,CELEn OYSTERS, CLANS, MUSCLES, and
LOBsTERs, put up M the beet style for sbippingo
Also Oyater put for transportation IN kegs Fami-
l,.s supplied on the shortest rotiee,
w. ]. RECKHOw, iss Greenwich street,
.,s a, corner Courtiand at.
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1'wINEs-aoo bales Brdport manu,se,ory ,'eompsslng
L cut,te Of herring. gnet, brown Sal end
s,;,. Twine from lbs Of superior quality, and
light coIore Just received per late arrivals and FOR sale al
f' .m p"ee''" Elk. coLLINsSCo Sc s.Sih St
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G f r Nj A N T o Y S,

CuRERev James kenriek of fhiladelph,s states That
he had sure for number OF from affection OF the
lungs, which often disu Allied him for his minis ,era abors
lie however enabled to preach occasionally ustil last
when his disease become seated an he could preach
His physician Dr. Gibson, considered him ia con
sumption, and all hopes This has situation when he
commenced taktg DR. Aiien's Balsam Hoahound, Liver
an Peursy Root 1t has restored han 20 perfect health
and witness of tie wonderful effects Of this
Balsam. JAS. RENKlt X, Minister OF the Gospel,
Fer sale bv o. FAY, at klncrs Drug Store, 1893 Broad
way, ffrsnk!in Housed New York. and BY Z. kOWAND
37e Market stree. Philadelphia os IL.
AANTED-At Nc. sO7, Broadway, "CAFE DES MILLS
w COLONNES,' French Singer who can occasionally
accompany HERSELF either the Piano Guitar Also aper
play the Piano pa instrument Both will be
required perform during certain hours eveung
OF "a
liza NrEn--A su.al Earu near Nrr Yn1k InarLct
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lCorrespondenes OF the Herald
PHIIADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1910.

- 80 IhlADkLrHiA, NoV.l, 1917.
Dear Sir,-Since my last, but little except the
usual roatine Of tusiness has trspspred The cleo
ton Of this state is finally settled 10 favor Of old Tip
The next operation is the distribution Of
offices in this city among two thousand applicants.
Mayor Swift is already beset by some two
hundred Of them for situations either in the Custom
House or Post Office, which ever he may occupy
der the new dynasty. But my own humble opinion
is. that he viii occupy neither.
Mary Ann Wilson was day called up for the
murder OF an old lady named Tanner Filbsrt, both
white The prisoner is a large portly widow about
4O years ofage, and looks too gocdnatured to com
NIT so gross crime; yet am told the proofs posi-
tive. with but few mitigating facts.
Thomas Shuster will probably be the next case of
murder caedup for trial This man, although he
showed fair exterior, 10 said to be the most detes
table fellow ever arraigned before this court. Its
for the murder Of his wife, a very pretty woman,
whom ne used 20 compel to prostitute herself TO fur
ash him with money. am told that he frequently
started her out to pick beaa, threatening her life
fshe did not furnish him with so much money before
morning, while he would follow her and wait
the house of assgnaton to receive the wages of her
guilt as soon as it was earned. He would then send
her on another excursion, watching her the while,
and coercing her industry with threats; and some
times blows to assure her his threats not idle
words Can any one imagine a worse, more horrid
position in this ifefor woman to be placed in than
this! And it was, most probably, neglect OF some
such duty as this, imposed upon her, that she was
shot down in the street like a dog.
This afternoon, Judge Conrad commenced his
ChdISe 10 the jury, IN fliurldges case. 1 nave not
been able to attend to it sufficiently close to jsdge
ofthe merits Of the case; but am certain there is
no such favorable impression out door, your cor
respondent anonymous whom have not the plea
sure of knowingly would lead you to believe. His
case is considered very doubtful at best, by those
who have had opportunity of hearing the whole of
it, with Partially or interest.
In the General Sessions, Charles Alexander, a
gentleman of the craft who may be called pub
lie benefactor, he has labored for the states of
New York and New Jersey ssme five years, entered
init nj fA do w~sA Tor -. fo~
the next three years This is an atonement for
small mistake he made in removing four cows to the
other side Of the river.
Our city is now unusually quiet: it is the calm
which usually follows a storm. There are but few
strangers in the city yet; although much prepare
tion has been made for a large Business here.
Yours, sc. II.
II. Hubble was sentenced to ten days. imprisonment
for contempt Of Court, in assaulting Joseph Brew
ster, Esq twill probably end here.
Yours, &c. ii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12

A PROPHECY TIN years from this time riu
"A think Of using other nedies when sickness asais has
The BRANDRETH PILLS cleanse and purify and Garnet
inure. The weak become streus while they ussd We
bark any TONES" whst is their efectl They
bind the disease the fu humors, the BODY which ulti
Is result; the patient Thea finds late his How
dhert the when the simple method ri
fying fhe body with Brsndreths Pills " adopted.
Exr,ss. that tcueassre Of all human hnowledge has
body naturally adapted for the others by their aid
the whole Of the fluids and the solids or not
the solids made and renewed from the fluids be entirely
evacuated altered and completely cyeneratsd and
o simple az to give every day ease and pleasure.
The fact ia that hundreds have been cured Of
the nvcerate diseases BIZ the Of hese Pills alone N
not well TO enumeraie the diseases By name Let the sct
ed with pain, whether Of internal external origin esc
this medicine ert~o weeks rsl-hcre will be
city for further persuason ate ards he 10
until perfect u eHected which will be generally
much N an could be expected.
Brandreths Pills are than prevention Of dis.
When feel au pain in the head back
the least eseront then We ought TO take dose Of these
P Tbs will sysy, hsss good ss, s because = I'm:
humor which produce ~ and V only by their being forced
out with purgipg, that health can be restored.
Let recommend two III, be w and
20 10 Druggist for Brardrtfhs Pills The frst w,aLtns
the principle o life and long keeps the BLESSINGS c health
the body And the last pnrchsse PHI calsd
Of Druggist insure the purchaser base counterfeit
reiy incapable producing The results Of the
Medicine 70 insure that must be purchased Of one Of the
Offices which for its exclusive Of
the agents duly appointed by and who hold regular csr
hcse Of agency. which renewed yearly There feen
Those purchasing wholesale, must remember that all my
travellers have Of Attorney regularly proved 10 be
act S'F BRS Ss Wv AZ rs MY f OFFICE
NIL D. BRANDRETH, NJ. u.
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Cleared.
;s,.:s S:;;sv
SiS' Smith
N:S!i sS1s; Sisss%sa sssR Sssls VA:
H.Ilespont Lawrence Baltimore Broom 'S'e' D0''0A'
Arrived.
Br schr Harp NcManus days from st Johns NIB plaster
toP MENUS Y Son passengers.
a 10 ss saasa
Sailed.
President, (s) Keane, Liverpool, and others.
General Record. -
For L'ndon-shp Samson s to day Her letter bags are
Of 6 aoSy sHS 4 anchor
aan ns being fS Dome inc stove
B,g sssqandh-Tes hull asa q The sa.a@Pa
ssta SSo s8sa cargo At a.''i'r
'sS % hi%s' a?s q 1 ;as
VIII sss ss iss argent ashore
Foreiga Ports.
HA.rFAx Nov s-arr Aeadis, l Her, ~ hour. from Bos
S s s &
oo. Ti1 Mould Ss taken on shore tina, day and
United states P.re~.
GsrIs.; Nov Is SD St Leon Wsseott, NDrleans
dT fsa S's% "a
& 'r 5a h into LsS ss
sos4o s.T Nov Ss sna Es%iinsa William
l7th split sails lost boat &e 10TH cid Chatham Rchardson
Mobile; Enrotas, Snow, Baltimore.
NayIvsxEI. Oct STAR Union, Phiad Nov l. Emily, Bar
Hhs.s Nc ~ sos5T Wa,2r Canton and
BoseR syph Nckers,n Phad for do; Huron Damon ash
iogton NJ fer do Dover srs do do: Lspwng, Morland
20 s"' q reported.
with the Ganges, Horn, NYork for Calais.
NEwrosr, SysIanI Borden, Brown Fall River for
Speman do do cid Alabama, Harris, Apaachieoa; sid Vr
ga Nov ar ys.s: NYo Lodi DO.
s.IIixsaE, Soys-ar, Anna Dr.men Mary Stanton Boz.
Godfrey, Ne .ark; Exio, Robinson, Boston. S'-'
standing r.. wind has hauled TO The NJ an and .~ur
vessel. defined for n. north Of which large number sailed
Patton and Phil aelpEs An Enrh bark .ps
Delaware of Vienna 1.-THE latter for Kingston Jam
Britain, from Alex andria NYork The Biow Howes
for R?cheis Harret Buchman for West Indies d,
bsas Tor NSors sid this doubt anchored
though there but little wind here) than il has been for
several days past and the wsathsr has become
Porto Rico, got under ta afternoon have
TIA. asrs " 30 s,saty with the srsY and hat
working brig DOWN 70 Hampton Roads ' purpose Of
Block Bremen; Susan, where NYork cid Jupiter, Carter
GEoRegrowS, sc, Nov a-arr Detrait, Baker, NYork
ArsLscHieot., Oct 2s-srr Lucy, Chase, NYork
sayA>SAn Nov sarr Oregon, Giedjen, Boston, cid Roam
Mosfs, Nov ss-r sas Richards, Flanders NYork; Pom
.pao Dyer, do; Elizabeth, Nssbitt, DO
Liverpool Hsn.v Irdss SYers; oiaa1e 2Sr1l
Arr Toole Liverpoo Sea Lion, Howe w 1oboro
ass's sSs T'r FSs1 s % f.
Camden, Me; Eliza Nchoi. Chase NBedord
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REDSTEADS

yyrILLs's PATENT PREMIUM BEDsTEADs. Cor
w which the Gold Medal awarded a. the Ftir THE
American Institute IN 1889 Warehouse "a GOLD STREET,
New York.
ARA gemsnts having been completed FOR nanuftrng the
above Bedeads the most extensive scale the attention ~
the public now called TO- be many adrantsass hey &
other the market An INSPECTION VIII
show that the three desdersta Of economy, durability
vnd cntIs eed1m rom bugs have ben sessy achted
such s the facility with witch these hcdcads b. u 40
taken down ha, inmate will suffice rehsr ope alton
while the simplicity cfhef construction (hetg NJ tached
Eut, Se) renders u almost impossible or them 70
get out rf repnr.
The attention " Hotel Keepers and Southern Merchants
particularly invited they will " enabled 20 choose ftora
he largest stock VA the city ard effect saving Of from % %
J. DOUGLAS, Agent
New York, Oct 81, $40 p3 On dySwy'
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

HENRY SIMMONS, No. "a Hudson 81. corner Of rrank
I'm has on hand and daily receiving from sSe,op ard %.
staple Dry Good, which Cloths Cassimeres. ia
hnes wool dye black blue Invisible green and MIXED Beaver
Clehs and All Minds IT Iaors Trimmrgs savony. Welsh
and .he hind, q Fannss warranted NOT 10 shrink Wy wash
ing Rose and whitney Blankes French and English Ner
noes FencA Bomb silk Xeves Brown and Bsachsd
Liren and Cotton sheenes and shrns English and Ameri
Prints large assortment Of Cotton and Weolen Hosiery
al Of which wi be sold, Wholesale retail the
sonablc terms.
Of goods suitable 60 this the Ioachnf
season are respecn,y invites 70 car ena WI stoct
banrins as 70 prices make deviation from fret rree
asked. 81 lmsf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-12

DELAwARE.-Little Delaware decided yesterday
the election Of two United States Senators, and de-
clared herself for Hsrrisos and the democracy by
majority Of 500
We have carried every county, and gained since
1885 over 500 votes. The Van Buren, Congress sman
was then elected by 80 majority.
In the city Of Wilmington the majority for Harri-
son was 40, and in the whole Of New Castle cosn-
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MExIco-Adyices have been received at New
Orleans from Havana, which state that conside-
rable part Of the town Of Tobasco, in Mexico, had
been burnt TO ashes, and great portion Of the nha
bitants reduced TO poverty and wr etcbe dntss.