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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
BIsMUTH-of best quality, FOR sale
NOV LEWIS FEUCHTwANeKR, 2 Courlandt St

N1ANGLEs-MANGL Es-MANGLEs.--Tb
WI Subscribers nnrm the public that they have hand sad
ring their ratpRt Manges, which IL simple
useiu labor mschRe as earey supersedes the
enng and puts beautiful gsss table inen, sheets
nc Ne Tssy may We n operation at the City Hotel,
Pearl street ouss Csrlten and the Ahepeum Hotel where
they give general satisfaction They sold emily by BUN
CAN WEST black and whiteunhs, smiths bell hang.
ers and machints No Green street, Liberty, New
ysrh. ty7tlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
nM. FRANCIS, OCCULUs.AQUA. % a.
IL SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF THE HUMAN

~
EYEs-In presenting to the afflicted Francis celebra ted
the prop conseenousy aetuated by
means Of asvisng sueTngs Of his fellow creatures
The remedy is Lnown-has been ed-snd has succeeded
sion rapidly setting in Z Ia. .sesseass II case. where
object ofia proprietor in thus openly and c.ndidy
tnowa TO AL and that may prove balm Of healing 10 the
francis Aqua is adapted to an nnanna,ory dsess
e. Of the eyes even rnsp IN aer most tedious and
70 use the eyeids-wsaknesses Il sight opthslmiss &c
viii also remove by ajudeous those sebuious scay
.Sd
wss n y ;rs
The Specific Is put up N bottles, with complete directions
preors hsue where alone spscse procured in
Prosssions hours from to IL O'Clock "A NJ and from to
10 Barclay St yu.. u. lssa.
Gates from geatemen whose sstios In NE respecsaby PIE
accuracy OF ther statements To make any comssn u on
them wsud be alike = the udgmea Of the reader
Rev. Mr. Potter, Pastor OF the church ., Bridge.
THIS i 70 certify. that gentleman with whom :. :e
pending several hundreds Of es with
view 70 relieve himself was q, length prevailed or 20 y
many years this distressing mssdy he recovered his eye
sight and speedily did he improve In health I'LL ne recovered
Another case was that OF poor man. VINO, spendng pine
months Eye lnhrmary discharged by The Physe
Of the institution, with what they termed an ncurable
eye, that he was seariy blind trial Of
Dr. Frnncss remedy three bottles only being used
by him. removed H. the surprise Of all who knew hin and
he with that eye well he did feel
my duty TO give this sfsrmasn for the benefit Of the
public. .M@
fhe Rev. j. Harrison a Thompson St having prosured
bottle Of the above for Mrs Harsens e. es, ys-to bis as
seem excessive for Years. she bad used many eye wa
ers, but they all sed Therefore hope the public viii
soof appreciate lis value. JOSEPH HARRISON
Mrs. NcCanrey. No James ST. widow Of the late Dr. Me-
Carey, having Dr. Francis eye water am hap
py had the desired effect and truly saved
from absolute sndness and hope the public win soon
know Its vsluer
THE REV Mr. Dunbar says-"Frem the testimony Of those
who have used The eye prepared by DR. Francis.
have hesitation in Recommending 10 the special notice OF
the public DUNCAN DUNBAR
Pastor Of Nc Dougal ST. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EyEs inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis be dktpsu 80 fren the nstasl
and perform melton OF that without givHg
the slightest pain.
Rare law sire " York. ir2o sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

"a sH AND RUrrEN kNIvks-A splendid
article suabv Tor private families and warranted
tnrnish For sale by LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
jy2ey Ceurtandi st
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INFORMATION WANTED

" The subscriber will handsomely reward person
who will make known him any vieatcn Of the following
order.
The proprietor positively requires Of the fol-
lowing rule by his agents, viz
One Dolar shall be who shall
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Of the empty bottle. No instance Is yet known Of
failure. SOLOMON HAYS.
Agent Fletcher st. I door below Pearl 81. near Maiden
Lane here he arfirle IA lar iyl l. linz
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CAUTION This give notice that will not be an.
~ swerabs Bargain or Debts which John Naie no
or formerly sversnh No 90 Canal street but goisg
rouad the city buying wooen there no partnership
between us and has authority u buy In name
R0BT. ALMGILE, is BurlinR Slip.
NJ Cash paid for Old Blankets, stockings, tlanse and
ali LIpds of loG Woolen Rags jy26-5tt
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ID AND CTS n So, 2is Broadway and n Ann street, en-
Joins the both for The Of Billiard
Tables Clio hS Balls he and exercises for health Pur
and players invited There ~ Billiard Tables
for trial. ia with srr7g steel India
rubber cloth cuhiou and eagle ror aad wood frames
the best assortment ever offered the public. mySi-9
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l62 William rect the and utensils plumb.
er and pump maker. Particulars hereafter y2s-4t
T,RANsPARENT WASHABLE WINDOW
L BLIND MANUFACToRY.-The subscriber respt ctfully
begs leave inform the puoc that he for sale
and elegant Of every description Of Patent wash
able Transparent window shades among which Land
scapes, Diaphaseus Chinese and Faacy Binds
which he confidently for their beauty
and crest durability they have bee known
care last from 10 70 yesrs The prices Of the sha in
GLIDING cords tsels rack pulcs and fittings for windows
complete vary from es and upwards per Psf Blinds made
GEoRsE PLATT II Spruce St New York.
N.B.-counuy dealers supplied with blinds and nuingS
iyiqlmis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30

GERMAN SILVER TABLE AND TEA
NJ SPOONS Forks, ToHgs Spoons, Ladies, Gravy Spoons
Pen and Pcac Cases OF rior qualify and low prices for
cash, wholesale, at NORRIS JACOBS,
~ Maiden Lane, corner Of Nassau St
Also the Constitution Pen, wi vgnette OF Clay and
weberj 9iotps wsrrens wepdes Atw Gods and rerry's
Pens with all aisds of stsiicHery. jy2T1ws
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THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis cannot be distinguish ed fren the nstural
and perform every melton OF that organ without givag
the slightest pain
Ia Barclay street, New York. te29 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-30
THE LATE MAYOR

W PHILADELPHIA has certified under zeal OF the eitv
The character OF several avne phy sssns
standing who declare positively under he nds
Of which The place named belle w that sr
Balm OF Counba Is only certain preervsiive but pos
lively restorative OF the human who shall dispute or
whc go bald The only have splendid pate e.
graved wrapper with Falls OF Nisgara, nc. 90 II.
quire stNo Fletcher 81 door below Pearl pesr MAJ
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To be continned.)

Passages from PRETENsIoN," a new
novel by Miss Sarah Stickney, author of the
Poetry Of Life"
Falsehood There are many sins, even of
commission, which elude our own detection,
from the indefinite or plausible aspect they
assume. But direct lalsehood admits of no
pallation. 1t stamps the page Of conscience
with stain no human hand can wipe away !;
it stands in daring opposition to the nature and
will Of God; and as it rises to the vault Of
heaven, seems to echo back the thunders Of
the rebel army, who, even there, defed the
majesty of eternal truth.
Self Delusion. Pleased with the kind of
adulation, perhaps the most dangerous of all
to the unregenerate heart, Rosa took up the
subject of religion, as she believed, quite Sc
riously; and she who had been accustomed
so quickly to detect, and so thoroughly TO de-
spise, pretension in others, became herself a
pretender when false assumption is the least
pardonable--when self delusion is the most
fatal in its consequences.
The Christian Characteristic saw that
truly dignifed and even elegant woman,
may deliver out tracts; that subscriptions for
religious purposes may be collected without
hustle or bombast; and that so far from the
graces of the mind and person being cast
aside, in the eager pursuit OF moral and reli-
gious good, they are capable of being enhanc-
ed in every charm, by the higher graces OF
the Christian character.
Loss Of Friend-There is bitterness
in the feelings with which we regard the vol
untary desertion of once true friend, that has
scarcely its equal in all the unpalatable
draughts of which we have TO drink before
the cup Of life is fully drained. What are
the ninety and nine warm hearts still left
TO beat for us and ours, if with all we pos
sess, and enjoy, and yearn to impart, we can
not win back the hundredth 1t is not that
the value of that particular gem was worth the
whole of our wreath, but its irreparable loss
has broken the circle, and the glory OF the
diadem is gone.
! Prejudice of Socicty.--Those who would
| combat the long established prejudices OF So
cietv have TO perform difficult and migrate
ful task. Ridicule is perhaps the only return
that will be made to the novel assertion, that
even culinary operations may be cheeriully
conducted by woman of polished manners
and cultivated understanding that while
shareing such occupations with her children,
she may converse on literary and intellectual
topics and that even the fine arts may sue
coed in their turn 10 I'll up the leisure hours
afforded by well regulated economy
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THE MADISONIAN.
FOR THE COUNTRY.

FOR THE COUNTRY.
We commenced on Saturday last the publication OF
weekly edition Of tho Madsonian, and shall issue the
second number to-day. This edition will comprise a
condensed report Of the daily proceedings Of both
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NEW B0OKS.-The Confessions Of an Elderly Lady
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Also Lives Of Cardinal DO Retz, Colbert, John De
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EMBASSY TO THE EASTERN COURTS OF
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WANTS METAPHYSICS OF ETHICS, in one
N volume translated from the German is just publish
ed and for sale by +. TAYLOR
Also Tcnneman's Manual Of the History of Philosophy
Sir James Mackntosh's History Of the Progress OF
Ethical Philosophy.
Introduction to the History of Philosophy translated
from the French OF Victor Cousin, Professor OF Pnoso-
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Brown on Cause and Effect.
Browns Philosophy Of the Human Mind.
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THE GOROSTIZA PAMPHLET.
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il " Examination and Review Of a Pamphlet printed
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THE ADDRESS AND RESOLUTIONS
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N reply 10 the daily inquiries from Members Of Com
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that complete sets NII4ES'S REGISTER, from It's com
mencement in September, 1871, 70 the present period
can be obtained application 70 Mr. PHlLIP REIoART
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50 yols lin shses) from September 1871 September
1897 subscription price, u $3.50 %
9Supplemenis, containing Congressional Speeches
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General Index, 800
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GEMS OF BEAUTY, for lsas,--A splendid Souvenir,
VI large folio size just imported into New York, is this
day expected, for sale by
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Pearls of the East
Brockedon's Passes OF the Alps,
Hofers News of the Tyro
Wrinkles Cathedral Churches,
Gems Of Flora,
Illustrations of the Rhine, .s..
Hardynge's Sketches at Home and Abroad,
Shakespeare Gallery,
Byron Gallery,
Gallery of the Graces,
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