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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
state OF Trade.

The wins sale todsy by Hefman very sr,,eJ
affair so large sale OF choice wines quite rovey 10 the
trades the attendance wssarge and goods brought prices
which shov inclisscs TO improve. TERMS Gssonhs-
smother sale offered for otherwise auctions
do eyhib much sctviy yet rather early In tie sea-
fer the grocery trade To show mach apfHson
ASHES continue steady, both In prices AZ last
quoisd-<eeeipts light
Corros market !. very quiet. and wilt esntinse .,
FOR three weeks, until the the
ksl The aeeousls IRON all quarters very aeng pros
cts ofthe Of the A. New Orleans the 18Th
the week had closed nausuay ds-even
helds disposed ship Planters account rather
submit decline fres hts ~ Gives wav
The auotaiiess The last week.
Transactions this Day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

wHEIrlEv's TsIAssLE.-New is the time TO print
another and lnrger edition Of this great and grand
work II once made the old school Cavanisss trem-
Bile, and new, in addition to the decision Of
sin Kennedy i, will give them full instruction. and
set them ariRht.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

W Why don, the Harlem Bridge Company pay
ND the sl0,0 according TO agreement. lfthey fly
from doing justice to the public, whom they have so
long nsuIted, we trust that whip will be put IA eve
~ homes, hand, to lash the rsseals naked through
the world Etersal honor to Mr. Taylor and the men
who follow them up with law suit TO make them do
Justice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

20 AT Payne's in Park Row. the finest sardiaes
and sherry now in the city, to be obtained. 1t is
delightfully."- cool and quiet retreat, tina, Shakespeare
cellar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

nPwe have nothing to do with No. A. Pine street
We meant No. 4 Cedsr street. We know OF no IN
solonce al the former plscc-we do at the latter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

OP We have q curious tale TO tell Of insoence o.
the part Of the South Ferry Rail Road people. W
shall give IL tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

% There certainly is ne eating house in the city
equal to John Sweeny's in Fulton street. 1t COM
bines comfort, cheapness and cleanliness. You are
served with cvllity and DESPATCH and can obtain no
better articles at the Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

NcrsAScEs-Yesterday, in our walk through Gen.
tre Anthony, and White streets, counted not less
than two cats three dogs pig, and six rata lying
dead Besides, there is now lying near the Registers
Office dead dog. What disgrace! Have the peo-
Die los, their sense of smell as well as deceney7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

AsnmcAss rs RUssIA.-One Stephens, who calls
himself an American is humbuegng the natives with
book Of trash which he entities Incidents Of Ira
vel" In his vagaboHdIzng excursion in Russia,
this american" takes occasion TO teadey certain
Mr. Munroe, recently deceased, son Of former post
master at Washington, whom he lauds to the skies
for his brilliant career in the Russian army. An ong
other instances Of his valor and patriotism il is re-
corded by his bographer, that Mr. Munroe sccompo-
MED the Grand Duke Constantine 10 Poland, and
of course was one Of the mscreants that struck the
fatal blow upon the liberty of that devoted country.
His biographer furthermore assures the world that
Mr.. Munroe was "tall we'll made man, carrying
himself with military air, and looked admirably
we'll in Russian uniform. Probably he did. But he
would have looked much better in our humble csti-
nation, in a coat Of tar and feathers mounted on a
chestnut rail, well sharpened-a position in which We
should like to see every recreant American placed
who would raise his arm against the sacred cause Of
liberty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

CASTLE GARpES-lt will be seen by the bill.that
the enerprsng proprietor Of the above place has
ceeded In forming an engagement with Mr.. J. T. Nor
ten who will make his first appearance this evening
when grand Concert will be given.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

p- Mrs. Carroll Of John street. sells the best and
the only COED Denufnce in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

sAuxHALL-This delightful retreat is thronged
nightly with the beauty and fashion of the city, to
ENJOY the uxury of a refreshing lounge in the cool
af0ors' ard witness the enchanting vaudevlles-
FLYNN and Rice are the torpedos Of the establishment
The latter plays the Mummy on Thursday evening
for the benefit Of Mrs Maeder.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
MORNING HERAL ID.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST a.. 1888.

FoJ E-Dear Madam,-Your kind note ID received We
not only considered ysur remarks worthy Of notice. but
doing honor alike your head and hearts and m
oversight that they accompanied with appropr
ate editorial notice You confer avsr honor
on by plsciss under many similar obligations
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

NJ Miss Clifton tales . benefit On Thursday
Pu. By ycur dollars in tine. Let her have bump
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

Nlsto's.-This evening" Mics ,. Clarence Wells, tho
young lady who made 30 successful debut on Wed
nesday last makes her second appearance on anv
sass IN the character of Margaretta," in the Eng.
lish opera Of " No Song No Supper" The piece !,
strongly cast embracing the musical talents Of Mrs
Williams Mrs. Snekney, Mr. T. Bishop, Mr.. Archer,
ana mr.. Herncastle-wlth John Seton for End
less" The performance of the music on Wednesday
last was admirable and the drolleres of the piece ell
cited shouts of laughter throughout The comic vas-
dsve Of Guy Goodluck, or, born to bad luck" fol-
lows the opera, fireworks, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

ar Pastors Hair OIL is the bcs, in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

IMPORTANT QpHav.-Has Cooley, Bang & Co. or
Siam, Bang 4 Conc, not Slam ang-Bang, Rich
ard Plat & Company, id. est. gsaas omnes, paid to
that worthy citizen, Mr.. Belts, the sum which IL
honest jurors decreed they should pay7 We are told
they have not. This is shameful TO vex good man
with law suit and then not to pay him the just yer.
diet Pay up, Messrs Bang & Co, pay up. Don't
ven an honest man. The days oflocofoceisn, Slam
Bang x Co., are over.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

The petty auction thieves are becoming bolder and
bolder every day. Notwithstanding their recent expo
sures. The shameless scoundres who drivethe trade
OF cheating unsuspectng strangers by means of sham
auctions, all over the city have even dared to make
formal complaint against those who resist their vl-
lalny These robbers have become more audacious
since the escape from punishment of the two con-
victs SUI and Aaron, both of whom were condemned
by an impartial jury for swindng, in similar man
ner, MIR. Adolphus, about year ago. The reason
why these rascas were not sent to the PeHitentary
or State Prison, perhaps the late District Attorney
or his old crony, Dckey Riker is best able TO an
swsr. 1t is bat day or two since called
upon to record another instance of auction fraud
and barcfaced swndling, sworn to at the Police Of
fee as having been perperated at the auction store of
one Jesse Cady, at the corner of Wall and Water
streets, opposite tho Tontne. Why were they not
locked up? What is the reason that rogaery and
vllaiRy should be couRtenanccd for single moment.
If an offence has been committed at ALL it deserves
punishment. Why do magistrates entertain COM
plants and not arrest and hold to sufficient ball. the
perpetrators? In the of Cady we believe he
not even required to give bail. Indeed so adrot was
that fellow to escape public opprobrum, that in but
one other paper besides the Herald did his name ap
pear in the report Of the vlanous transaction The
natural conclusion is that he bought himself off and
,ribed the press TO suppress his name II was tried
With M Ruf II m M for Jes.a Il bae ys,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

TRE ENSUING TRADE SALE.-Let our readers look
cut for rich treat, the trade sale at Bangs is CON-
ing on not Slam, Bang & Co. although Richards
Is one Of the regular SLAM. Bang school. There is
monstrous deal of humbug and tom foolery practsed
at these trade sales always, and will be so long as
they are conducted by ignoramuscs. We shall attend
every day and every hour and expose and show up
all the fol-de-rol frem first TO last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22

bid three cents piece; whereupon he bid FIVE cents,
and the articles were Immediately knocked down to
him. Not understanding the language, the French
man told the clerk that he had only bid for art-
GLE but az he the clerk, thought otherwise he finally
consented to take them ALL and inquired the price
He was told that ten shillings the amount he
had to pay. Mr.. Weber gave him one dollar and q
quarter note upon the Bank of Providence, which the
clerk said was good, and asked him if he had
other. The purchaser then gave him two enc dollar
bills, which, after examining they also proneunced
bad, and wished something else. Mr.. Weber said he
had nothing else except ten dollar bill which he did
no, want to change. They asked him to let them
it, which the unsuspeciing stranger had no sooner
complied with, than they hsnded him out fifty cents
change saying that is ell rght-your bill amounts
TO twelve dollars and half"
The poor fellow was amazed at the trick put upon
him, and begged hard TO get his money back, but
without avail. Some one standing by advised him
TO make complaint at the Police, which he did, in q
most lamentable manner He stated TO the mags-
trates that he was an stranger this city, where
he had come to recruit his health the hospital that
the money he had been robbed Of was every cent he
had in the world and that he had not friend in the
country to whom he could look for relief.
The magistrate said il was very hard case, and
held the accused party TO bail. This will probably
be the last Of the whole matter, Including the poor
Frenchmans thirteen doll airs.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

recommended ~ the Medical Faculty.
EpLTLER'S Effervescent Magueaian Ap.rient-For
, dyspepsia or Indigestion, nervous debility, Ciddi-
,,Scie IS, es sou, gravel DC and much
saliad rs gentle, cooling pnrsative.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age OF many eminent members OF TIE proiession aid
from discerning .mhc many respectable and unsoIi-
cited testimonials offs eieas medicine have been
alicited. With all the pleasing qualities Of glass OF
soda wafer, Possesses the medicinal properties
of the most approved salinnus purgaves it pleasant
TO The 'rala,e sud grateful t, I'll stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUFfON-'fhe increasing repnn-
ton aud grca, demand for Bullets tcrvcscent Mague-
sian Aerent has been an inucenlet for others to Of
fer an limitation Of t,is valuable med cine Purchasers
are particularly @rned OH this tact That they may be
on iher guard and nor procure an impure article.
rhepah arc respectfully informed that the suhscri-
hcrs constantly supplied wi Ii the Original and ge-
nuias preparations. Ear sale wine tsae retail
SIGkl.ES ~ co. Agents.
NILS 10 Canal street. y o.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
iJMF.UlCAl. "AKD. N
DOCTOR JOHNSON

AEAN he consulted confidently at his office ll;'
VA Custom louise street, MAR Danphine street, o.
the treatment of csrain class OF de,icatc diseases
From DIR. ofnso"'s extensive opportunity in
Of the most celebrated Hospitals IN Europe exclusive
y devoted TO the treatment oI Venerii und phlitic
complaints. aud also from resistance Of five years in
New York, during which time Dr. johnson confined his
prac ice solely TO the of those diseases with
the most Unprecedented he is enabled To re-
nova any Of the following COMPLAINTS in from to 20
days without njurng the constitution by mercurye
any other seeterions medicine. Ghonorhea, Glet,
Structure, samnal Weakness Affections ii tbs Blad-
der, Kidneys, Prostate Gland and any Of those numer
train of affections, which generally follow negie
ed al.treae'l Of Veneral Scroiulous sores,
liberated legs, and worms, removed by simple meth
cd of treatment without restriction in diet or Interrupt.
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country and who feel deli.
cate in consulting their family physician, by sending
of their by letter (post paid with fees
enclosed can have Dr. Johnsons advice, for their
treatment with medicine, necessary to be used, orwar-
ded.
Separate Offices provided where patients never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night, at 1A3 Custom
House street.
. DEMONSTRATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec ID
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

nOLBEAR'S Science Of Penmanship received and
RV for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Clatrea street, New Orleans, 1888 R,nadway
New York, Danphnc ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons gwen at such houses as NAV suit the
convenience of ALL and to classes formed in apy part
OF the city.
Ladies who prefer cun receive lessons at their ow raj
sidences.
Persons paying for of lessons are desired
attend until they write as we'll as they WISH
mi DOLBEAR ~ BROTHER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula or Kings Evil Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by frsa
eases, use Of Mercury
the blood being in vitiated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with tho
greatest pharmaceutical and accuracy and contain
the active principle Of Sarsaparla in the mos conceR
rated degree, combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desidsratum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large quantity of Sarsaparilla in sma
DOSE has been obtained in this prepaiaton-they, being
fully convinced Of its merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice.
Price 81 so por bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS drug store, No. Canal street, whe-
may be had fresh and genuine, direc tom the prrrie
tors, Swan's Panucsa and Vernuge Potter's CLtaoli
CON- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, ma
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

AHTARDS Vegefahie Hair fll, for the restoration
~ aud growth of Huir, giving health and baat,
: preventing bahiness.,
lIefre this Hair Oh was offered 10 the public il hat
sernlried in hundreds cases Of badness tlncss ana
Iaine off of the hnr md in every instance lis suluiry
eet hav- been realised. II has er aad to produce
new and beautiful growth of iaii heads ALREADY
bald. In where becomes dry and ceases grow
this Oil will very nuer il healthy, and produce
rapid md beautiful gnwii of hair without The least
injury 10 the hs1d thus MI gives an agtesale fra
graire aud is preirihle 10 niller Heir Ill fer per
Inning, curling sHi CLOSING The hair. The Il ir
hni hes;osle dr, aftes asips il. F,lI' sale at
-Bd Variety Store, IS Camp street.
re REEs & TLaNGE. r
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09
IIARROWGATE SPRINGS

THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
'sNHE proprietor Of this establishment has the plea
4 sure ri announcing his friends and the public
in general at I've will he in readne.sbv the first day of
May receive visterS He will also for the he
net of those at d fance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going and in
rapid progress for conretio which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore and at the same time much better.
Fanilie be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have large cabins eached from
tho n,uin building.
Ii is deemed unnecessary te say anything in particu
lar of the character these WATERS TO is generally
believed that they moi inferior tn in the South
ern States. All the amusemens that generally
found at Watering Places, will be found at this The
hest music that this part oil tn country Affords has
becn engaged and will be in mt attendance at the
Springs during tho whole season.
, he snhscIibi will avail himself of this opportunity
in returning his ueigned haaks for the very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes bv the
lions that have /, ZEN nadn in improving and extending
the accommodations. 10 merit liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM. :.
pi3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

TIME Genuine indian t3aisain .u ~ e.
III hound is put up in bottles nj the low price Of 81
een,s EACH containing the strength Of three ounces oi
Lvn,wor best les the virtues Of many other and
herbs known among the Indians ehcucious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The urvaled success which has attended the Use of
this nestimable alsam wherever II has been intro
duced. has obtained the confidence and recommends
tions Of respectale hyscians, for the of coughs,
colds pain in the side, want ct res splitting Of blood
liver complaint, nc.
To whom il NAV CONCERN. This s to certify that we
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ners fndian Balsam Of Iverwor aud Hoe rhound with
decided good effect therefore, from the know
luge of the materials it ia made from, and observation
aud experiences recommend it superior preparation
or all those affections of the lungs for which it is re
n,nendeil. ALBERT WIILIAAlS, MD.
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. D,
Members of The Boston Medical Association,
noston, October IS.
sale by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
al ,ui r,..,, ,.;t ala
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ausl0

TENNEK's MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. Slc
A NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
and distances, from place to place, along the stage
and steam boat routes, by III. S. Tenner.
MiTcHELL's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, on which ara
given The dstsnces in miles from place to another
also the of the canals and rail roads through
out the country carefully compiled from the best Al
thurtes-published by 5. Augustus Mitchell.
MIroHELLs TRAvI HERS GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances steam
boat and camel routes &C. just and for sale
WIN M'KEAN
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HARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY.

HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
I GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, ID D. with
Il an appendix, containing translauons of various
odes, &C. BY Ben Jonson, Cewley, Milton, Drydon
Pope Addison, Swift Chatterton, q Wakefield, Person
day-and
PHIDRUS, with the appendix Of Gudius transla
ted by Christopher Smart, in vols forming volumes 10
and IL "Harpers Classical Library
The Expedition Of HUMPHREY CLINKER, hy
Snoiett, NJ ID. with memoir Of the Author by Thong
vs. Roscoe, ESQ., new edition. with illustrations, by Go
Cruikshank
THE 5lPSY; Tale, by the author Of "Richslisv
Mary oiB urgundy," ae raw edition, . vols LornpIr
PAUL ,LIFFORD;by tho author on aPslhan.
The Disc rsd," &c, being volume Nv Of tho new ed
sslety - WIN MeKEAN
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Mo MERCURY NOR C0PATVA

A BOLT six months ago had The misfortune to get
N secret disease, Tor which have applied to
radiators for cure, and they did me,
on the above dute put myself under the Of Doctor
lIuet, and expect him 10 cure Since that tine
tie disease got worse 10 break in large ulcers
the number Of six or eight on leg, and all over
my iacs, and throat and not abe TO work at he
present tme OF account Of the disease; large nlcer
the right side Of tina throat. arm no y putting
eon6 lently under the ot DR.. Huet, If Paris.
70 he perfectly cared JOHN DEAN.
cola iy
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LATE PIJBIICATIDNS

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IT DO CERTIFY thai the above mentioned disease
IL quiss we'll cured to ewn satisfaction, for which J
,niik Dr. Huor snd moreover assure that the medi
cine have taken makes fat, and did injure my
neulth at all therefore advise ms How sufferers
dose time and apply to DR. A. Huet, IS Bourbon st
they will find Il trne,!ector tor this complaint.
JOHN DEAN, ~ Graver street.
II any one wants to see me- call at No. Az Gravie'
street, and thay will he satisfied.
To b. published at the epii"n of Dr.. Huet.
JOHN DEAN,
New Orlenns Feb I, 1923. fell Vi "
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Dcuiixt

Louisville, Jnly 1887.
Copied from the s. " c. Advocate Of the 24h Juss 1877
At the request of DR.. Williams, we inser, the follow
ing from the Rev. MIR Howell of Nashville TO the
editor of The South Western Christian Advocate who
it appears, has examined the diplomas and other docI
inss, evihcve otthe Doctors claims to public patron.
age In consequence of Incident, DR.. W will r,.
main in Nashville few days longer than he ut first
Intermediary the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. strngfeld:-Having been requested by DR..
Williams, the ocust, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evincive Of
his clams to public confdent Tin his profession, have
in company with valued friend done SO with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageet at pre-
sent Charge d Attares OF the King Of the French at
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams, tesying the
grnnneness of the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium &c. as well as those from the Medical Soce-
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known 10 he of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing nsan
of great success in the restoration of sight 10 the
oEnd have seen ne ry all his poor patients in this
ely. | knew none of them previous to tbei coming
his care; but all have seen say they are un
qaestionably benefited.
RoB'T. d. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1882.
l.. 5. Since writing the ABOVE, ole Of Or. Williams
patients has called upon me, and snyshe had actually
and totally lost the sight of eve for seventy years
but declares himself better that last night for the
first time in his life that he rccollect he could dis.
tinsush, with til eye, some of the prominent. tars.
learn that this old gentleman has lived many ycare
in this rdgon, and says he has been Methodist during
iurty years.
Yours, truly,
ausl0 r. B. C. II.