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MORNING
SATURDAY MORNING.
HERALD.
DECEMBER 7. 1839.
K??lioh IferMUKl*.
|nT| rietired by th? Liverpool, a large
and valuable assortment of English periodical He
?iews, Magazines, &c. Araougst others the fol
lowing:?
British ahd Foueiow Review.?Thia excellent
periodical fully maintains its important position in
the literary world. Among the valuable papers it
contaius, we find an unusually able and well ^written
one upon the "Self Contradictions of Homer." Over
forty years a controversy has been going on
the German literati relative to the origin and history
of the poetry of Homer; and yet the subject se m
as full of interest as ever. A library ofpolemical
works has already appeared upon this truitlul the"??
and yet no less than six new ones have made their
appearance within the past year. In an ?"
Agriculture, and the waste hunts of Ireland, we find
many sound views, and admirable plans for the i
provement ol'that fertile but ntglec.ed country. The
only true plan to improve the poor of Ireland is here
clearly laid down; a plan more humane than that o!
feeding or clothing them by the cold hand of chanty,
because ii tenches them how to exert their abilities
and industry to feed aad clothe themselves.
Therciguiof Edward 6th and Mary have
new light thrown on them in a paper w??"*
Tvler's admirable work on this subject, rhl? gen
tleman obtained access to the state paper '
order to procure documents to illustrate bcottuh
history, and at his leisure compiled the materials
for this volume on an interesting portion of kngUsh
history, and has presented it to the public in a <<>ru
almost as entertaining and reaJable as the pages of
a Waverley novel. It is evident that he has loved
the historical muse sololy for her ?
paper on the territorial dismemberment of Btf|g?um
will well repay a perusal of it. The revolt of les
braves Beiges is fully justified, and no fears seem
entertainea of her internal well being, so long "her
citizens are guided by the leading motto in the Ame
rican Revolution*44 l'union lait la force. We hope
never to aee the day when the stability of Belgium
as an independent power, is likely to be shaken ; for
the preservation of her present poaition is of the
utmost importance to the progress and diffusion ol
liberty throughout all Europe. 44 Gonfessloasofa
Thug contains some extraordinary and astounding
atatements in regar I to that extraordinary race of
fanatics and murderers. An article on the Neapoli
tan system of farming, contains many valuable hints
that We hope will not be thrown away upon he
farmers on this side of the water A paper on the
Churoh and State is as full of ridicu oas dogmas as the
subsequent one upon the African slave trade
of sound remarks, valuable lacts and clear reason
ing. The enormities of the Portuguese in carrying
on the slave trade are pointed out, and the only
mode in which it is possible to stop it, in the opinion
of the Reviewer, is for England to declare war
against her old ally, Portugal, for a violation of the
Convention ol 1817. But as the matter stands now,
the British government can no more pass an act ol
Parliament to capture Portuguese vessels, indepen
dently of the express conditions of the Co"*ent'P"
of 1817, than they can pass an act to blockade the
Tagus, or to blow the c?ty of Lisbon out of w*ter
However, now that Mr. Consul 1 rist has left
Havana, perhaps the slavers will not find so many
facilities for carrying on the traffic.
Crouch or Esolawd Quakteuiv Review?
This is a good old fashioned altair, but smells loo
strongly ? Church and Bute to be very palatable
bere Nevertheless, it ia filled Wltk well writ
ten articlea, and contains many valuable facts. A
paper on the Edinbu*n and other Quarterly Re
Viiwa handles Mr Locfhart without gloves.for snrer.
ing at Dr. Mitchell's able papers <n Aristophanes.
It also pays a very high compliment to "Boa for the
rare felicity ?f hitting on a vein in a mine that was
thought to have been worked *o exhaustion, and
who, with mil the truth of a Teuiera, but without his
indelieuo. aaa contrived to unite thei hnmor of Ro
derick Random with the pathos of Fielding ? Amelia.
The biatory of Christianity in India is a very able
paper, and would bo deserving of more praise, did
JJtthewriter .neer at the fact that there are but
644 000 Roman Catholics in India, at the present
time, and that their number it daily dttrcasjng > In
an article onGimernl literature in this "
find the astonishing fact that inthe yearlaW, the por
petual carat, of Yately, Hants, receive. bnt JIM per
Lnnam for doiax the constant duties of a panen
which is 7k miles long, has a scattered population of
r^sonlf anJ the "eh.rch placed at one ?d
of the parish. Tbia is bnt one of the thou
sand evfls of the church and *1
which England would d? w'll ,? &??**!
attempts t" correct the abosea of the balance oi tne
habitable globe From the Eeclesiastical report we ga
the "the f-et ?hat only SUO.UW b.blea were pnntedand
distrihote.l in England last year by the ?**?"??*
nriuter* being much lea. than the number for the
Fa?t five veare. A paper on the labors of the session
is full o^ withering aar*oain and rebnke upon the
Melbourne administration, which is
he the most in* llieient that ever disgraced that conn
try The article on eminent trench Divinea con
tains a fund ol information, and is written in a more
pU.aant, readable atyle, than any other paper in the
Unreal; which on the whole, is an improvement
on former numbers of the same work.
DvnLia Umvnndrrv Maoaiijie.?Tbie P*"od'*
eal i>ariakrs externally ol the appearance ol Black
wood, and internally diaplays not a little of Professor
Wilson's wit, bemor, and highly cultivated 'magi
Tho sketch of .lie Life of the Sultan
Mahmoud, is ihe most laithfuland impartial account
of that potentate, we have yet seen penned. The
Hanshee. a legend of the Queen's tounty peasantry,
to?a.i. .>.. .u*Mb. .pi?? fr?- '"j ?'"???'?V
ainst ohoiinaie; the fright of M?>ya, and th? ro* *1
ism of Jack O'Malley and hia friend Harry, are ad
I-!, demoted ' New Zealand" la n very vain
able paper, and gives us a clearer view o_ Ihe state
ofthUt l.land t^m nil the writtn^? the anMeet
<k.? ktfn urrceded it. " The Man on the Mast is
a tale in the style of 44 The Man that couldn't help
it "? and otbofa. which appeared in Blackwood three
yeaw since, and it is fujly equal to someH h..e
admirably ttiM tales. From a review of ^ libra
ham "travels in Persia, we extract the followine
account of Teheran, the capital, which may shortly
be the scene ol the operations of the British army.
-Xleren .'an* in .he <*a-reefa h>rrea sad eilens.ee plain
three Odes hy sr?d motinlaiea. whileIs> the
w?ri a ?are?.ia? tow range*. nT,r "T'" ""/J ?
lafWhaa ?eparaie? ihe plain frow Ihe saltieseel! of Y?s?
EZi JZ W, sh?. of the
,fever enlirelf *r*m HKi?.er??4e? Ihe fiovim* ?(Irafci trosj
[* irmtt W1J^ ?r Mm 4eraa, (theaoe^nt Hjreania,) ma*
rlr -r Hrr.aw whwh, sfler frrll i?W ihe .?.rro?
i??*>'- sr,2r5l?T.
_i_7k? eiie MWhahove tMs ehsin, a? a Oi?ian?e ?s ??> ui
tlx, Trhersn, ?*** 'he
wea<, eh."' r?n?^l peak eM with rt.
4rnmm o/ rttinei eolca.k *? P
I,.., |M ke'oreti the t'saraws snd tfce (tkaniie
? 'ihe Himst<ja, ees w, ec?no.?a with the
beers Ihe aim* M K<W?ml Its he.fhl ?s aeerly
Shove ihe sea. f.r he,nrd ihe linnt ef perf^eaf anew. ?n> m
tsmnrr th? a*eeat h aeiiher fenl e? nee Ne*r iK
M?ssil are eaeer M s*lfh-ir. To the sooth ss?t of h y,
at s 4htssr> >f abn-i ihrte wttles s'aaJ the ?s?sive,htit?hape.
lets eeios ef tM sneirat el?? of lthe, not, ?? has oner ?eea
sappo*e<4. the Reriptnre, sowe reM.^e. ofwhre'.
MBT he se- n father I* Ihe e?Mw*r4, hnt eelehralrrf as tWe h?
niMpl.c m Hews Al aseh 4. TVse mlos eover s vsates
lrat of gro?e4, at 4 ? a ihe r.*k) ranae, at Ihe fo??lrf whten
they lie, ss?jr he traced the iitrrrsfte] lines ef eilsnstsi fer
'^?TeheMnise^rreeeOeilhy s ?a?4wsn so4 dry ititeh. helweea
foar salt 4re atleeisieieeetaf^renee Nanherlel Interval-h? riren
tsrteswrs Itllle hiaOer lhan li e w?ll ISseM. I'tve (sSeeer hrlfh
nraam'Ml'4 e lorrrf Ides. >>pen upon ihe |Wtae<p?l
' |(4 rarvfalty ele?ed *oon aflar ssaset Nethtne ea?
?all a* imat i-rS lees?t<p?-">| U>an the estevnal amearaaee ef
the e^i'al ol lV???a The asa?s of low hoasts, ?JI of elaf or
jTj iirteh. is ?e*?ee v elsihle aboee ihe nail ; here aad
Ifcars a low 'uiela ee a hrt.hra H'?r. H?laf ahove ihe ler
raaeraef. neer* frota sinoat "orloal nw? ofpo,.l,r .*4 ehanar,
k_, ,w. - J. tlw .i.lra.l.d sao*qaea and the aamsiuai la
mfc-Lu ?,th rveey tewa of Tailley sM Asia til
?nbm.iheme?e *.aiw ^. UmaHeeinne
r., we Mi asfdn ?* She name <d iSe.sSs,
yiS* ZTWnl nflKe?e wall. IW '??' ?ost loathse*. ^wea
?mm, wsrasn.' nd ehrMren, i?phwiaf the rhsrlly of Ihe jsss
. Mhf. Nee do^ebaaaa.srfe^tthetpf ao4 vaeisdpMeae
which meett the eye in thoss of Turkey, where the native of
each country retain* hit national costume.
'? Here, with the occasional eiception of ? group of Arab*,
or of t'irbaued Koords, all, whether Pertiant, Georgians, or
Armenians, have adopted the graceful, but (ombre dress of the
couutry; the women, wra tped from head t* foot in their dark
cloak*, which quite conceal all charm* of face and twure, do
not contribute to enliven the sceue. Teheran bout* of no spa
cious squares or priucely pulaces like thote of t(ie areat Abba*
at Isfahan; the AI?idan,or open sp?ce in frout of the palace,
i* choked with rubbish,and *urrouuded by paltry buildings. A
few old gun* of every form and calibre, mounted onbioken car
riages, line either *ide of the principal gateway, while, in the
centre of the ? quire, on a high |>edest*l of brickwork, stand* a
curiou* piece of brat* ordinance, around which I have often
*eea the discontented troop* assert the privilege* of ,-mcluary.
The pedestal it usually the stag* of some wandering Dervish.
In the comer of the Maidan stand* the state carriage of the
Shah, an ancieut chariot, the gilt of tome European ambassa
dor ; ou which has accummulated the venerable dust of years.
Four ragged horses, with gun harness, and ridden by artillery
men, draw this crazy vehicle, which utver move* beyond a
foot'* pace.
" The palace itself consists of a vast number ofdislinct build
ings, each w th its court* and garden*, but without pr< tension*
to architectural beauty. The lofty audience-chamber, which
stand* in the centre ol an extensive garden laid out in formal
avenue*, i* not ununited to the somewhat gau''y brilliancy of in
Orieutal court ; and ou occacion* ol'cereinouy, when the Shah
*it* in slate, surrouuded by princes* of the blood, and by all
the iloble* of the la id, iu their gorgeous crews, while the spa
cious avenues are lined with troops, and the origlit eastern sun
lights up the varied pageant, it require* no great stretoh of the
imagination to realize the enchautini; disc iptious of the Ara
bian Niplils But examine the scene in lietail, and y->u will
search in vain for object* worthy ef you< notion* of Oriental
s ImiJour. The Whlls of unbaked brick, the roughly-hewn
wiudow frames, and the ill eiecultd motiac of mirror* and co
lored porcelain look p.dtry aud mcougruous, while the perish
able material of the whole, already falling if-to decay, forcibly
contrast* with the durable and uias-ive architecture uf ihe pa
jacesef Europe."
London Medical Gazette?A very excellent
periodical, which ought to be reprinted here. The
paper on the Diagnosis of the Disease of .he Heart
should be read by every one. There is a curious
report on the causes of lunacy, from which we
learn that fifty casta of madness were thus classed:
luherited madness, 10
Ma i from uterine irritation, 9
Mad from drinking, ?
Mad from poetry, 5
Mad from to* much devotion, 13
Mad from ciuses unknown, 9
AO
The Wellington Bak^uet.?This is a neat
pamphlet, detailing the doings at the great dinner
given to the Duke of Wellington at Dover. The
compliments that passed between the Duke and his
old antagonist, Brougham, were of the most fulsome
kind. The speeches were dull affairs, and the only
thing that redeemed the dinner from damnation was
the presence of 600 of the most lovely women of
Kent and Sussex.
The British Emancipator.?This journal is
filled with the most monstrous absurdities and mis
statements in relation to slavery in this country,
principally founded on the statement* of Lewis Tap
pan and others, sent oat to a few silly men, like
Joseph Sturge. the corn jobber and factor, who are
popularity hunting in England. Joseph Sturge has
been all his life grinding and oppressing the poor
working white people of England by his infamoaa
jobbing, jewing, and speculating ia corn and the
" staff of life, breadstuffj ; be aod his brother
Charles, have made a fortune by riding back
wards and forwards from Worcester, Bradley,
Birmingham, and Shrewsbury, night and day, and
moving heaven and earth to buy up grain of ali
kinds, to monopolize eorn, and to keep up the price
of wheat, and now, as if to balance the long and
I heavy account that Satan has against their souls,
they have commisserated the negroes, and are ex
pendinga great deal of hypocritical maudlin sympa
thy about the blacks of the West Isdist. Tat
" Emancipator" also contains along nonseusical let
ter from Mr. Scoble, in relation to Texas; this man
betrays the most utter ignorance in relatiwa to all
that concerns Texas; he classes Richard P. Robin
son, the murderer, in the same scale with the aild
and amiable President Burnett, and the gallant, chi
valrous Panniu. He says he finds these mea brand
ed as " monsters of iniquity" in respectable Ame
rican journals. The assertion is as false as it is ridi
culous; Robinso-i never was in Texas; aad Fannin
aad Burnett ware worth a legion of hypocrites and
fools like Starg* and Scoble.
NO QUACKERY, NO IMPOSITION.-Great improve
meut iu Ihf I rr atmrnt of Delicate DiMiw?.?Recent
cwt cured in I few da**. Gleet* and Strictures cared eipe
ditieudy by ma ee*v method ; also, Ulcerated T troat*, Old
U leers, Diteetet of ike Bladdrr and Kidaiea, diseaae* of (be
L'ver, fcc. at Or. Evaaa' Dispensary and Principal Office, Mo
It Peck ~lip. Dt. F.nai Ka? Kl thirty rears' experience. aad
a rrgilar medical edu< ation-^don't Mistake the bunker
N. B.?Medicine* aid Direction* wot to any part of the Uni
ted State*
DR. EVANS* Vegetable Apirieat an J Cathartic Pi lie al
ways for sale at hi? olfice u30 linit*
PASTOR, HAIR OUTTErT ??* Greenwich street
? A. Paator take* tki* opportunity (? inform the paMtc,
tfter longeiperieace in hi* busine**, he ha* formed a compoai
ioa, called
A. PASTOR'S
HAIR OIL,
Or Caaptaatl Euralial Oil ?f Aland*.
?/" For deilrovingdandruff, aud preventing the hair from
:onin( eut or turning grey, an infallible reanedy against tald
mm, and the puklic may rely ?a it,that A.PASTOR'S COM
POUND OfL ia the wbelee?>*Be?t and keel Oil f?r the hair
nake* it crew thick aad long, pre venl* it* fklliaf off or corainf
{ray, and evea if hair ha* befnn to turn p?y, i* tuoh a ucunahai
to the hair, that ky u*e il will restore it to it* nataral color
0*o prevent* hair Irom becoming shaded, aad if hair uolread)
?haded, which i* a rreet Hi'figureaient to young ladie*, and if
teed for a shortlrme, it will restore it to it* natural color, *!**>
he trtrf. and keep the head and hair cleaa, promotes eyebrow,
?od wk.w.... A liberal diacoan* made to wholesale porchs
gsra. 4. PASTCm,
l?t Oreeawien street,N. T
Pr?ee. lOceats per bottle, hifoly perfumed. dt las*
UK |(a||tfir)
OCULIST,
Broadway, entreare in Duane street
Cooflues hi* practice la
BI8IAIS8 OF THK RYE,
am
OPHTHALMIC 8UKUERY IN GENERA!*
Krete Dr. Elliott *? e*tra?ive practice, and the number of pa
tleat* who caaaot be alteadetl luring hie office hoar*, he h*
ohlaiaed the aareicea of Dr. Wmtmscott. a practitioner ft
roraMt known for mm* )ear* ia this city, a member of th>
New York Medical Society, and of the Royal Collet* -f Bar
jeons, I ??lui.nirga Dr. W p*H audi attention to dNoaae* c
the Eye ia Pari*, and, more reeeatly to Dr Elliott'* peeulia
mode of operatiew aad treatment
fWBee hone* Irom 10 tol o'clock.rfaiW. arW-Tii
STOVE FACTORY.?The *ubacriber* would call tha al
ien tioe of their frt nd* and th' fc^lic renerally, to Ibeir
Tia- ware aad Stove Factory, aad Tie and Copper Rooiag
Kslablfhmeat Canetanlly oa haad ? general a*sartmiat of
Tin ware aad Stoves of the latest aad most impreeed patterns
N. B?The uniTcreally afprerst Par melee Cookiag tier*
for coal or weod t? be *eea ia operatioe al the Starr.
They are alee prepared to evecat* all order* far Tia aad
Copper Rooiag at the shortest aotice, aad on the Most reasea
.Me terms. 8. R. It J. W. TRE VBLEV,
nltlm'i* No ISA Bewery.
ROOMS TO L ET ?Two kaad*nm*ly (Wished rooms im the
second Boer of the boas* Ne. B John street, to be let *e
parately er together. They may be had faraished or aafar
niahed, with or withoat breakfast aad tea. Eagnire oa the pre
mien oBB-lw
HAVANA.-Mw. WEST baa i iaani baaiaee* at Ne. ?
CaMa Ingnistdor, whore ahe will be preparsd to reeeiee
E'?<ien a* .ocaserle.
Refrrence to Joha Ritchie.*^., V# Al Bread *tree|, whe
will fiimiah information te applicant* relative to toe loraMli
lie* to be obeereed by * Imagers, te at eid de'entioa in leading
st Havana. ellawW
Ji|VATaAl A. liloftAl,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Aad A torney for Stal* Bank at thfe plac*.
South Been. St. JeearN CevftVV, la.
Where he ha* re*id*d for 'be last seven tesrs.
He will practice ia the U. S District aad Cireeit, aad ia
Ibe Japreme I'a>urt* of the Mate of Indieaa , aad in the Cir
rs>t tloart* ia the eooati- * of Eel tan. Marehall. Ro*eia*ko
Elbhsrt. Lagrange St. Joseph, La Parte, P..rter, aad Lake, la.
M?a
f^tlAL! tOtl.t! CURL!!!?The beet af Kitii Orchard,
V Hed Aah.bmaew aad egg etae, SB M*w tea, dativ.red
free of cartage ffat ft Ml Taid BBi W*eM*g*ee Mreet.
mm Sprit |.
? ' - h*a ante* take. ,t ^r.
UERNSEY ft CO
R>- Uarted State* Baak aad rWladelaMa
alMa* 6UI
PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY.
Landing at the u?us?l landing?The new and
elegant steamboat UTIt-A, (/apt Truesdell,
will leave the steamboat pier, foot of Liberty s'.reet, on Fri
day afteuru ton, December 0, at 6 >'clock.
For freight or passage,apply la CROOK k FOV/KKS, c< r
.ar of \Ve?t aud Libert) streets; PETF.R C- 3CHULTZ, at
th? offitt or the Captain <>u board.
N.B.?All goods, Ireiglit, baggage,bank bill*, specie, or ?nv
>ther kind of property, taken only at the risk of the owueri
thereof. mvJ7-7a<
FOH NKvV ORLEANS?Loui?i<na and New York
Line?The Regular Packet for Monday, 1# h iustint?
The fast *ai)ing packet SARArOQA, Capt. Hath
away, will tail at above. For freight or passage, having hand
some furnished accommodations, apply on board at Orleans
wharf, foot of Wall street, or to
t!3 E. K COLLINS k CO 64 South streeL
^ ^ SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE lor
Norfolk Charleston. 8. C., Petersburg, and
Richmi ad.?Tha steamboats ALABAMA.
xHNTUCMY aud JEWESS, all boats ofspeed and ^ccomm<
>ation, will commence runaiug daily on the brat April, between
?aitiinore Norfolk, and Portsmouth, leaving tli? lower eud o
?guar's wharf every aftrrnooii at S o'clock, or immediately af
r the arrival of the cars from Philadelphia, and will arrive
u*t iiK.ruiug at Portsmouth in time for the cars for Wilming
-i*j,and theuce steamtioati to Charleston. Returning will leate
'orlsmouth rrery day after the ears arrive from the South, and
?ach Baltimore n^i' morning in time for the ear* for Phila
? Ipltia.
i'lieae boat* run in connection with the well known steam
icketa Georgia and Soath Carolina which leave Norfolk
rery Saturday for Charleston, giving travellers a choice. They
?.Ito run in connection with ti.e James River boat* to Petert
irgand Richmi ud. Strangers are info.-med (old travellers
;jow) that this is the cheapest and most comfortable route for
nithern travellers . as there are no changer* from cars, steam
??ts, and stages ie '.!?.? dead of night, as on the Waakinrton
lute. The company therefore hope the travelling part of the
MimiiiBity will patrouise them in giving equal facilities and
-rwrior comfort.
Passage and fare to Norfolk, $8 JOHN W BROWN,
?96- tf Auent.
s^ THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
1 having discontinued running be*ween New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
'ripe between New York aud New burg on Monday the I'Jtfa
aslant, leaving New York every Munday and Thursday alter
ioou, at 6 o'clock, and Newburg every Tnesday and Friday
ifteruoon at sii o'clock, touching al the intermediate landings
.o receive light freight aud passengers
N. B.?All Ireiiht. bagcace. hank bills, or ecie must he at
he nsa ef tne owner*, ume?s a Dili oil aaitigis; iren tnerefor
>r the oods be entered on the koukaW'i hej i?'
?u9 CRAWrORi/. tflARTIN > CO
WINTER ARRANGEMENT?(Com
injuring Monday, Dec. U!)?For Saw Pitta,
Horseneck, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridge
port. every Tuesdiy, Thursday and Saturday. Returning,
Monday's, Wednesday's aud Friday's. The steamer NIMRGD
will leave Fast tide Catharine market pier, at 8 o'clock on
Tuesday's, Thursday's and Saturday's for the above places.?
Returning leave Bridgeport at 8 o'clock. Norwalk 10, Horse
neck II, and Saw Pitts'half pa?t II A. M. Stage* leave from
Horseneck for Bedforr and Stamford from Norwalk for Dan
bury; Newtown aad Woodbury, Redfteli. New Canaan. Fair
field, W?!.t P>?rt, Soiuh Port, and from Bridgeport to Strat
ford, Milford aud New Haven, and Derby.
N. B. In consequence of the coudition of the wharf at Stam
ford passengers will find stages in readintta at Horseneck to
convey tkem to Stamiord aud Darien. nSO Iw*
BRSWN'S FALL 8 I'VLE OF HATS.?Ou hand
and constantly mauufaeturing, an elegant assortment of
hit mnch aduiired Hati of the latest Fall Fashion.
Alto a very large assortment of Fur Muff-, from tbe lowest
price to the most co-tly together with an extensive assortment
of rentleaseu's cloth and fur caps. Youths .nd ch Idren't cloth
and ?elvet cape, all ?f which are offered on the most reasonable
termt BROWN, li? Chatham street,
t!4-3m* Oppos te Rosevelt, sL
ONE PRICE HAT 8TORIsr
NEW FASHION.?BROWN k CO'S.new style of
(AW Hats are now ready for tale at the low filed price of $3.
They surpiss in beauty any ever offered for the same
price, combining the requisite qualities of Lbe n ore costly;
lielitness, durability and lustre. The great number of hats
which they sell, and for eaeh euly, roubles them to ftrralsh an
article superior to those usually sold a: '.he same price. The
public art iavited toexaatinr and judge their merits at Blow*
? Co's., wMtstk and retail warehouse, ITS Chatham, coruer
ef Mott-street. New Yerk s!3-3m'
ML BEAVER AND ItfOLEBKIN HATk?The Citiseua
^Vof the lower wards, and of New Fork generally, may now
pur hate fur and si'k Hats at a fair o ice, as the timee
demand,via: Meleskia HaU ihebeet quality $3; Beaver acd Nu
tria |i Prices Axed, cap* k .. in the same ratio.
DAY1D HOWELL. Fashionable Hatter,
n7-lm* 86 Nassau street N. Y.
^ ONE PRICED HAT STORE.-THEODORE
LA KK, rui-nrr , f < '.*iham auA f?-*/l aftrr ma
ay y??n tniriwM m bwuiew, aad nflcr nMitrd ud
untiring alfcrt* lo attain the objtct, cuuldtgtlf b?
i? re* that he ha* at length *ucc*adad ia tu-,nufie curing an arti
cle which cannot fail to wia the approbation of all who will
take the trouble to riaaiae it
Thie article, to which the ittntiN of the public it now
m reels'lly ineilcd. t*a Smiu Beaver Hat.price only TilKKK
DOLLARS, aod hi feili MiarW, that for beauty, rbaapaa**,
durability, and comfort, it cannot be Mtrpaited to the eitjr of
New York. In addition to the uaaal roriety of Hat* and '-ape,
ha alto keep*on hand constantly, a Kur H..t of rery euperiar
quality, which he can afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for year* pa*t, ha* givrn l^ovneraw rnaUiner* the
?Ml unqtiali/ied (attraction. Juttice to hi* lri< ndi a* well a*
to bimaelf make* it proper tor him la **y, that ha aall* for
cash; the lo**e* indented from had ciutomer* will not ha*a to
be pa id by good one*. Wholemle dealrr* (applied promptly at
the old eetablirhad aland, where the taking price i* alway* the
selling price. *ep*J7 ltn*
NABIHAIiL i'. ?L,4??JlT.Tl
MA* KIMOTKP Nt*
DRUO k CHEMICAL STORE
To no 978
BROADWAY, CORNER OF CHAMBERS BT.
att-loju l*kll*wy
TOYS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND AT LOW PRICES,
for aa'e b?
HOLBKRTON A. COLVILL,
Sticce**or* lo L. Page k Hon, 80 Maidaa lane, up *tair*,
d? Im* near William ?tre?t.
bk.warb or imposition.
" Who *trali my purae *teai* traah?
But ha who Mchea from me my good name
Rob> me moet rillanoa*!*."
ftJKPClNE'S ORRIS TOOTH PAST* fnr rtraining,
preaerring. and bemitiftiof the leatb. rweifid the Brat pre
mium at the ntut fair of the American Ina'itute.
Thi* urn^a-dlrd drntifri.r fi??t lo ilieTrMh a rW*n and
pearly whitnra*, *nd r?mo??i aad perrrnu erery appearance M
tartar; it al*o tie pro*** the rolec ft l??e lip* and gum?, pre
rea'e and heal* all olerraof th? month, arraeta lb* |>rnmn of
decay in llw teeth, and impart* a perrflrar tad grateful aweet*
now to the breath
W-" Tho be*t artirlatitat ?* know edfor rlranairg.preaere
mg aad beautifying Hie teeth, i* Peinet Orri* Tooth Paata
It ft re* to thai a 'tear and prarty whileae**, and impart* *
peculiar aad mo*l grateful *w**tneM to tk* breath. We cor
dially enamind it In the atteatien of oar reader*, especially
to the female portioaof teem No toilet taa baaa aplet* with
oat it"- Ud}-' Mat.
The unprecedented celebrity which thi* aMat e*cdl*nt arti
rle fbr the teeth *a *p*edrty obtained aader It* original name of
.a a . pted individual#
earian* nam**
of which beware, (or they may probably prove highly injw
rtea* to tho teeth. and an no more to bo compared with tho go
mtfea than Hyperion to ? Batyr. Tho erigsaal article baa now
tho Am simile of the iareator aad proprietor, U. W. Peine,
upoa the label, withaat which it i* not genuiae.
For *al*only at the Baiaar. 17S Broad* <y; by Onion, IR
Broadway; 1. H. Hart. M. D. 9?S Bread Way ami M Hudeoa at,
Howe and Onion I'M Chatham at.; R. M (Joioa. ItT Bowery
aad N Henry *t. corner of Pikr.
Ar*in?Bewar* of Counterfeit*! wlB-i ulBin*
Orri* Tooth Panto, ha< induced *e*eral napriaripled I
to ma be baa* eoaalerfeit
prepare 1ton*, una onr i ^
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS?The ladioa are respect
(ally ?oltailed tnca I aad a?amiao the aalendid aaa.tr*jar t
of Dry Good* at iho at ore of A. PHILIPS, 188 Chatham
Ear* .eeuaUtineef sapor Caahmlre and Brocha *hiwl*|
ia and figured Boaibeainea; Thibet Cloth*: Piika. Poplia
fcc , all of which are entire'y new and of choice selections,
which will be disposed of at *ary re dan ad price*, correspond
ng with tie time*. *10 lie*
DR COR BIT T ma* be roti allod ta the moat naBdcatia'
manner at hi* oBVca, 98 City HnM Place, near Chatham
alraet, New Verk.mhete peraoa* aflirUd with dalicata di*
ea?aa, old ol?lioate ulcer* diaprpai*, worar*, <ii*ea*e* of the
bladder, urethra, and kidney*, aad a|1 diwa*?a ariaing frotr
the abaee* of mercury or imparity af blood, aro ia*iled t<
call.
The baneful effect* ariaing from tl a abawa r f nwrrnry noed*
no d< acrintioa Pattoaa trnal-lod wtth a arrlain diaoaoa may
*pw|y to Dr. Cor bill, with the perfect aaauraoce af hariag it
radically rared without a partial* of mercary or nay other
dat gerou* madteine. H>* tJiarvna art raatoaaf-le, aad propor
tinned lo tha,wraiM of IS* appltcaal.
OHh All?ndr..-r daily >W*i B A M. ta IBP M. aT7 la'
ALMONDS?M bbl*. .belled Almaad*! NSJmlba batd
?hailed da, for aalo by
dB-lw* JOHN MICHEL, 48 Broad *<.
HKlTVfttf ANB A TIKKICAO NTBAIfl
NATIOATIOKI I'OnPtNV.
NEW YORK TO LONbON
The Ste.m .hip DRIT1HH
QUEEN, MlOtoat, 50V hone
Ewer, Lieut llichard Robert.,
N., commander, will sail
U follows:
From New York. From f^ndon.
1st December, l?t Jauuary,
1840 lit Ftbrutry, lit M rrh,
lit April, 1st Mij,
lit June, lit Jtt'y.
lit Aufuit, lat September
lit Ociober.
000 torn of cargo will b? taken, for freight of winch or pai
?mac, apply to
r WAD8WORTH h SMITH,
4 Jormi* Laue, rear 103 Front street.
No secoad clan pattougeri Ukaa.
No goods will be received oa board without an order from
be AguuU.
au experienced Surgeon is attached to tSeihip. u7y.^
"?BAW?A'rfi74ivric; htki.u nhif uo."
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
. The steam inip L1VER
?A ?*<
POOL, 1150 torn burtheft
' x x and 40R horie power, R. J.
Fatbkr, R. N., commander,
ii appoiato<\ to sail ai fallow! ;
FroviNew York. I From Liverpool?
14th December, 1839 I 10th November, 1030.
20th Februaiy, 1840 | iOth Jasiuary, 1840.
Thereafter on the 20th of each alternate month.
Fare io Liverpool, thirty tiv? guineas ($lt'.S 33) in the aft,
'Ad thirty guineai($140) iu the fore taloon, including winei
U.J all itwre*. Stpward'i fee* %b. No lecoud clan patten
fori taken. Childreu tider 13, and atrvtnt?, half price.
100 tons freight will be taken? applintiou ftrtt to be made
?t the office.
An experienced surgeon accompanies ttuishi)..
For paiiage or freight, apply perionaHy or by letter to
JNQ. POLLOcK, Liverfwol; or to
ABM. DELL k CO. Ageuti, 117 Fulton it., N. Y.
N. B.?The company'* new thip the " NEW Tf ORK," of
1400 torn burthen, will commence alyii c earl) in the 1H40 ?
thus affordiug a departure on the iOtli of each mouth, to and
from New York and Liverpool. n7
LONDON LIKE OF PACKKTS.
>To sail oa the lit, 10th, and 10th of every month.
?Thli line of packeti will hereafter be composed of the
following *hip?, which will iucceod each oiIit in tlie order in
which they are named, tailing punctually from New York and
Portimoutn on the Itt, 10th, 90th. and from London on the 7th,
17th, and 37th of every Month throughout the year, via:
FROM MEW *0**. I.OISDO*. ro?T?li,TH
(Jan 1 ( Feb. 17 ( Feb. 20
ST. JAMES, Seaor {May 1 i June 17 {June iO
( Sept. I ( Oct. 17 ( Oct 20
( Jan. 10 ( Feb. 27 ( Mar. I
MONTREAL, Griffin J May 10 { June 27 {July 1
( Sept. 10 ( Oct. 27 ( Nov. I
( Jan. 90 ( Mar. 7 ( Mar. 10
GLADIATOR, Brittoa ' May 90 { July 7 {July 10
( Sept. 20 ( Nov. 7 (No*. 10
4 Feb. 1 I Mar. 17 ( Mar. 20
MEDIATOR, Champlin { J?me 1 ] Jul) 17 ] July 90
(Oct 1 ( Nov. 17 ( Nov. 20
(Feb. 10 (Mar. 27 ( April 1
WELLINGTON, Chadwick {June 10 {July 27 {Aug. 1
( Oct. 10 ( Nov. 27 ( Dec. 1
( Feb. 20 ( April 7 ( April 10
QUEBEC, Hebard {June 90 {Aug. 7 < Aug. 10
(Oct. 20 ( Dec 7 (Dee 10
( Mar. 1 ( April 17 ( April 20
PHILADELPHIA, Morgan {July 1 ] Aug. i7{Ai?g. 90
(Nov. I I Dec. 17 ( Dec. 20
( Mar. 10 ( April 27 ( May 1
SAMSON, Sturges { July 10 < Aug. J7 { Kept 1
( Nov. 10 (Dec 27 (Jan. 1
(Mar. 90 (May 7 ( May
PRESIDENT, Chadwick { July 20 { Sept 7 { Sept 10
( Nov. 90 ( Jan. 7 ( J*n. 10
( April 1 ( May 17 ( May 20
ONTARIO, liutllmoa { Aug. 1 { Sept. IT J Sept. 90
( Dec. 1 ( Jan. 17 ( Jan. W
( April 10 ( May 97 (June 1
TORONTO, Gritwold { Aug. 10 { Sept. 27 { Oct I
(Dec. 10 (Jan. 27 ( Feb. I
( April 90 ( June 7 ( June 10
WESTMINSTER, Moore { Aag. 90 { Oct 7 { Oct. 10
(Dec. 90 (Feb. 7 (Feb. 10
Thete ehipt are all of the Art! data. about TOO low barth'a
tad are commanded by able and experienced n igUlti Great
care hat been made aaa of in the teleetion of furt?iU^?. bedt,
fce., and the neice of eabin paitagr it now Axed at $100 out
ward, for each adult, and chi Idrrn half price, without wiaei or
liquor* of any deieription. Neither the captain* imr owarrt of
the above packeU will be retpontlble for any letter*, pareela or
packyet tent by them, unlett regular billt of lading are ligaod
therefor. Apply to
GRINN1CLL, MINTURN It CO. 134 Front it; or to
JOHN GRISWOLD, 70 South itreet, New York.
mSI-v
NEW PACKET ARRANOEMENT?Paaage
for Savannah?Regular Ltue?To tail punctual!)
?every Saturday.
Brig AUGUSTA. A. M. tt (mood, nulcr, 460 toa*
EXCEL, E. Sherwood, (to 4?i do.
SAVANNAH, A. Hubbard, do 440 do.
MADISON. W. Bulkley, do i?0 do.
WM TAYLOR, H.ey, do 400 do.
CLINTON. I. Lyon, do 4ft0 do.
The ibotc art Aratriaaa coppered aad copper futeue.l ih
have very rocmv and auperior acrommodationa far
ptwn(f rt, ?k? will b? lukia n (Im ??ry I owe I terma, and
they ran depend upon thoae tnm'i tailing on their regular
day. For pmMi, either ia c?ei.i o rtlearige, apply on board,
foot of Maiden Tana, or in
RIWSON It McMURRAY,
?epM-tf Boaer of Pine and Seutl> ?l?.
plrifETS FOR HAVRE?SECOND LINE.
The iklpt of tkia line will coatiaue (heir departure from
New Yark on the lat. ?nd will tail fruaa Havre on the 34th
of each month, during the year, tkua:?
From New York. From Havre,
lat January ) Ship UT1CA, ( 54th February
lat Ma* > CapC J. I. Pell, 0 94th June
1st September ) f 34th October
lat February ) Skip CHAR. CARROLL, 1 34th Marah
lat June ' CapC W. Lea, < 34th July
lat OcUber J ( 34th No?emb'r
lat March t Ship ERIE, 34th April
lat July 5 Wapt. E. Fuak, 34th Auguat
lat November \ 34th December
lat April i Ship BA LTIMORE, 34th May
l*t Auguat > (apt- Jaa. Funck. 34th September
lat December ) 34th January
The accommodationa of theae 8hipa are not lurnaaaed, com
biniaf all that mat be repaired for (oatirt The price of
cabin paaaage ?? 1100. Pa??*ngera will be mpplicd with every
reaoitite with (He ncrptioa of wiaea >wd liMuora.
| Ooode intended for theae teaaele will be far warded by the
tuhecriber, free from ?ay other than the evpenaea actually
incurred oa them. For freight ?r paaaage, apply to
SOYB fc HINCKEN, Af?at?,
lilt Na. 9 ToaNM SmMmc
FOR HAVHK ?The well known >hip HAVHE.
l a^ain MKowa. Haa the major part of her
> cargo engaged, amd will be promptly die pale bed. For
freight ar paaaafa ?p*4y ta
BOYD It HINt'KEN, Na ? Ti
NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
OF PACKETS.?Ta aail puaatuelly arery Moa
???a day thrwaahaat the aeaaon in the following order .
IHf "'-'-aharg October 14th | Ship Miaaieaippi, Oct Slat ;
Skip Oilaaaa, Oct. Wk; Ship Laaiaville, Navember 4ih , Ship
Panihea Noe. Ilth j (thin She*ape*re. Nov. 19th , Ship Ar
kaaaaa. Nav. BBth , Ship Huatavilla, December 3d j Ship
Nmhvtlle, Dae.9th : Slip Saratoga, Dae. Ifth , Ship A1 aba
ma, Dec 3*1 } Ship Yaaoe. Dec lOth
Th? ae ahipa are all of the Brat elaaa, cot pered and copper
faatened, commanded by aaperienccd navigator*. eoaataatly ia
the trade, will poeitively aail aa abave, aai take iteam at the
Saltan.
Pe~-? ?*??! to imbaek for the aba*a port will And the
vceommodationa of theae reeeele for Cakka, Saeoad Cakia, aaH
steerage Paaaengera anturpaaaed by May othera, aad caaaot
foil ta eaaura even eowiihrt.
f'.: apply aa baar 4, at Orlaaaa Wharf, foot of W*ai
,*rta WVI. T. TAPSCOTT, 4B Peek Slip, neat door
I 1*9.
ia 1*1 South ? treat. il7
m
FOR LONDOM?Peehei al the itfcfc Decern aer?
The Brat etaea, foat aa.ling. coppered acd ropier fa*
tened p<cket ahip TORO >TO,Capt. R. Onawold,
w.ll tail aa a have, her renter day.
Her occommodatiooe Ter eabi*. >araad cakin, aad ateeragc
paaaengava, aea vary aapaner. Parian* tate?iing to embark.
?Hoaid make Immediate apyfcetlwn at board, foat of Maiden
IbH#, ?f |?
?t? OLOVKR S McMHWRAY.BB ?p?th ??e.e?
|A? FUR LIYfcHPt'OL?faaaet et thi Tin D rem
<I1IV kar?The Bret elaei, foat ??ilfog pnek t ?hip l*DE
?"^???FENDRXCR. Oft. t. Nyn. artll ?at1aa above, he.
? egnlae day. The aecammerfatroat for e>|Mn. avread e*Wn,
i ad ?<eee.ga paaaenger*, are e?H wen hi the etlemtaa of tha??
*Whing ta embark aad aa a number at her pea* agera are at
ready ravaged early ampl?eatiea ia aecaaaary. Apply aa baard
f. at ?T Wal In laaa ar to
4B OLOVER k MeMURRAY, ? Sou k atreat
HOT AJR COOKING STOVE.?Thi* new aad
vailed Utove m now ssaaufactured u4 kspt St sale kf
the Subscriber, at 108 Greenwich street, btlwwa CotrtiiM
and Dye ttreets. Tl>? public ir<uiorcil this lt?*i MrpWM
all other* now io use for coohiug purpose* awl NMOMJ of
f> el. The Oven, which it twice w large at thai of any other
stove of the same iiie, it to constructed that the baking It
Jow entirely by Hot Air, conducted in flue* iu >uch ? manner
as to give it a perfectly even heat ia every part, which My bo
increased or diminished at pleasure, by means of a single
damper, without regard to the <|U*ntity of fire. Th? small
sixes are suitable for private families, the larger for BoafAif
houses,' lintels. Refectories, kc. The larg-st siae ia svnr
runtsd to possets capacity to do the bilking, boiling cooking,
and washing for til hundred persons. The public is respect
fully invited to call *nd examine far themselves. J ha sloven
are warranted. K. M. KLAPP.
dSSJb*
VTKW REFECTORY.?J. SWKENLl miorms his Inead
1.1 aud the public thit he has opened a new lie fee lory, ia that
larce and elegant building, No. 144 Fulton street Fish, Flash
u I Fowl are always to be found on his tables, and every deiiea
ey of the season provided as toon at it appear* io the market*?
Ne care or attention will b? wasting on nis part, to give geaetai
satisfaction, and he h?p?s to find that generous aucoungUMM
which he is determined to ('esarve.
jVMf J. sweknky
PjUSAOE rmOM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
LAND.?The sabtenbar continues to make engagement*
iu this city lor the pa-saga* of these residing iu England, Ira
lan<l, Scotland and Wale*.
Tnealiipt einpl -jed by thi* company are of the flrtt class.
Ameijciu built, commanded by men of experieaca, aad sail
from O\ar)soo4 every week throughout the seasua.
Drafts payable on demand, on it e National Bank of Ireland,
the Natioual Bank of Scoilapd and their various branches;
alio, oa R C. Cilyn It C?s., London, and Fitxbugh h C. Qrim.
shaw, Liverpool, at the lowttt rates Application to ka made
by Utter, poet paid, to * SAMUEL THOMPSON,
nil Im? 473 Pearl atra* .
1/ LEOANT ROOM TO lET?Two gentleman, or a
Hj tlemaa and his wife < aa tost an elegant roaoa, with I. ird
a. d the use oi a library of lOt^naahsaiea, a piano, kc. ia a it-a
teel private tamily at 47 John street. The family circle cMabti of
f?ur persons. Terms for the room, board, Jtc.Jkc fin for the two
peraona. The best of references will be required. A note ad
dressed A. B at this office, will be attended to, and na other
mode of application. nttf
COPARTNERSHIP.?OEORiJK FULTON (late fata
man to J. R. Walter) aafMMES THURSTON, have
thi* day formed a copartnership nder the firm of Fulton h
Thurston, for the purpose ofeoaductiog the Plumbing Busi
uesi, at ftfift Broadway.
New York, Sept. 16, 18J9.
CARD.?Tie undersigned having had considerable experi
ence in the Plumbing Business,aad being acquainted wit
every improvement now in use in their line, aud aa praatiaa
men consider themselves inferior to none, come before ha
public with conftdence of giving satisfaction.
O FULTON,
J. THURSTON.
New York, Oet. 7, 1680. > att-ta*
1
' *r?
f~\ YMNASTIC KXEHCISE8-jP FULLER ben to ia.
' I form the gentlemen af New Ipra am its vie laity, that
histymuati'iin* 20? reene ana US-Ann streets, are aas* ia fall
onperation. W. F. has certificates fram the most eminent
physicians af New York and Philadelphia, on the great atvaa*
tsges to be dc ived from the exciaises of the (jnimmn
Thes- exercise* are adapted ta alt age*, and can be takea at
any lima, wiiliout interruption ??n weatiter. Mr Meargaia,
who has riveu the greatest satisihci.ou for the last two years
at this establishment, will coatlaue to give let seas is the aaMa
sc ience of Fencing, at sueh hoars as will suit the ceaveaiaMa
of ns pupils. A c.ase orboy* wider 14 years of age, fisat
to ft oVIaek, as W. F will be always ,iree??ut luring (heir as*
ercite*. An evening class i* skoal being furmea lor ttaa wfaft.
ter. For eard of terms m above- alS Im*
aor- A I ihii ;iiclcm< at teasaa of the year, (writesacevrdb
om:?nt,) whoa e-isumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Ite., mm
most prevalent, a mo?t safe, efllcaeiOMS, sad at the saute ttsna
speedy remedy may be found ia Dr. Mason's Concentrated T?.
gel able Balsam. For sale by A B. It D. Sands. 7# and IN Fal
ton it. ; Syme, 83 and 3o0 Bowery; Burnett's Kcrfaanery
store 97 Canal street, lie. For farther pert icilars see Dr. Ma
sau't advertiseuM-ul in another part of the Herald. eJSSai
WEST'S PICTURE?* CHRIST RLJE?.TED"?near
open at the fltuyvetant lastitute, Broadway, near Nl
hlo't The Exhibition of the above celebrated Picture, wiH
[ aeitively close on Hsiuidsy, the 7th of Dee.
Admittance 3ft ft la. PairpH eta 141 centa. 0;<en from IS
in the morning till IS at night ? uiMtW*
00- SWrOND WARD HOTEL.?Neat to the
Fill ton street, in Naaoeu street. This well known asta
ka* lug undergone a thorosigh refitting, is now ia i^mplete i
for the accommodation of theee who may honor it erfth
palrmage.
There are in this ho??s?,besMlee the low wstary,wk?(h tel
sutirely open aa a public har room, a large r om upon the ?
cond story, 7ft feet l>y M, well suited for tne accomamdatioa at
public meetings, together with several smaller oaes adapted Is
the use of clubs, referees, or for the traneactwo of other ftivaftg
business.
Clubs and private parties ncoomamdated with roe an, sad
may be furo?h?d with diaaere or suffers, eomfoeed M eieet
<pecies of gains, or delicacy which the markets afford, at shen
latiee. fjell-y] EDMUND JONES. ~ * *
B
MllS. OOOD'S " HOME" for jn.-l.men .ud .mail f,?j.
tin, N?. 74 Clrrrawich ilnrt New York.?The Pro
prietor of thae Katablfdimeot kltm ktmU Ikil m r~r~l h*>
?UK tparrd to rrnder ibe domcatic <trr <u?i m?su of her houea
l?? rfrelly uartct ptionablr, her friradt will find * ?* Qood Home*
(io I he beit am] ami HnmM? mucJ In her (tomtit.
I ? , t, ,
O ARD??T?o (lealI?mew cm hare ? neatly furaaehed
> lliwm, with Board, b> applying at N* 10 M Place.
N. B.?Dinnrrat A o'clock. t>B-lm*
___TkNr WUIDLA^ "
BEDSTEAD.
09" THK Bwtocnber*. K ile Proprietor*and MaouUcturera,
|irroared t? eaarntr, with dranainh, all order* for that* U?
?iraUrd Pat?al BwrKrd Brain Winding Brdatea4a, wtatofc W
10Vv ?l?oet uuirrcaaily arad, a* beiag the beat artieie aayet m
'acted?containing ?aae, eoorraience and durability
Thr tackrag, a?*ed upoa Irj the windlae* and a welled ketak
aade perfectly light aiid frea fr.Ma all habitat y to aogg. M*tl tear
aaaclaahnty in ih* nine, which reader* it particularly eaey,
ia roaat ruction; the matter af putt in* upend taking
owa will be foaad of hot kittle trvnoto m coanparteoa with tfceoa
fany other tooatruciioa. w hi La t the areoaion with wbieil tike
'?impoaent part* are (UUd, a?U a* a aaiegward afaiart Oe iatraj
liKtioa of aajr hind af rermia
Krom the care ukra In render each Bedetead perftrt, (Ml
(?alitie*for derabtlity will nmawaad them to
ho are inritad la c*il and eaaaaaae a large i
?ad.
Alio, a !ar(? eaeortraeat af elegant Parattare, Mattraaeee
feather Bade, fee. eomtnntly on hand.
J. W.kC BOUTHAIB, No 196 Broadway,
*1*7 fraaMl Haoae
IO MARK I ID W OM k.N? la U aot bat Mmulaim
that the famitiea of the Married eftrn iaerraae tiyoad
the happlaete af thna* who aire U-em birth woald dittato t
la how ma a y laetaaae* doe* the hard werktaw father, aad am
. 11 > (he .. >th?r of * ponr fawily, ramata alare* threagh.
oat their liree, taggiag at tkr oar af laceeaent taker, laMtoy t?
1
litre. ?od Iitibk tiutto toil; when they might have rmpeped
comfort and comparative afltueero; and If rare aad toBhara
weighed do*a the ipirii, aad at laat toahaa the baolttaaf tto
f.t'.tr, how often n (he widow l?ft, unable, with the aaaat rto
tuoua talentloaa, to am her fkiberte** rMapriag from b<M?
ing d?gr*drd ebja eta of rhnrity, or pmtligai* 111tttoa tf atoa f
la it deairabte thea. ?la it aiorai for pareat* to toanaaa their
aniilieo, regardl*ae af tuanyeatw to IbiaailritL Of At aal
being af their oBkyiing, *hea a *toapto, aaay haalthv, Miaaa.
rain r*a*t| 1a withaa ear a en teat T The adaeaiapr^MiH
ibr important? af ihia aabiect, aad c*tia?atiag the *gat beaaBta
heaitaliafly aaawrr
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lara a porkafe, aeeoiafaaiai wMhfaM aad warttonlar dirrettoaa
Pee the aaaraaie?e af than aaahti la awl pn.iaaatty
rotor*," Mara (<dty r*plaaatot|, will ha aeat.ftae at
(aeeia?e eaeepte4| la aaf part af the r ty ar Umm* ,
All Inter* maat be pott paid, aad addreaeed la MADAMB
RKBTtLL, Pemale l%yatclaa. Prtaiipal e?re, MB <>rtaa
wich ?traet, Net* fork. OBka hour* from B A. ML to ? P. M.
14.1m*
v w ? K*fc.? iMNwa*Maatim ear eaaaolactoap, t' gtthta
IB with all it* ralaak'e aataktaery, ttoaka, la la, aad Uaaha
naBa ahad, are tahally aad totaJI* de*trayrdby I ha late lf? at
thee-n.ar af QraaH aad t'.lisabelh atrreU, aad ao iaiaraati,
we ar* aat wholly de*nlei? aad ?hall be pleaard la aae Mto
face* of ear ru teaaar*. both ihoar at ''?'?e aad akroaA, at ear
wart rt*a at ?h- center of the B >w?ry aad DirMBna atraal
<*h?re ana ahaR lr*l?w oor ae*t eBort* and aada.rara ta aap
pto torn with the toa? .,f rlo*ba,aa wehrre a laaae ttkift
?f fetched a look a, I i?e pteeea. aad raaatotora aa head, aad ar
rraeatof mar aMonrkctM>in? apparataa with ail pcatikle M>
watok. and if po**)bto, ia a more a ?ail at aat rffactaal a fan
Boaaa af aar Torrrf dock "Wteaaef* Mat aa?n?Hty k? Bb
UjeB a chart ftoao. Bit tte traat thaf wilt Baa* alth a* aaBia
niaiiaa cto*?w?taa*e*. tlocka af erwy Bateripttoa carefaUy
?ad thaeaMhly f?P?ir*t aad m'lwlid,
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