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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

DROokLfN SALT WATER WARM AND COLD
~ BAThs, near the South Ferry margin 81 Tie East Lives.
-Mk GRAY would inform the inhabitants of Brooklyn aud
New fork that his Baths open every d., from A NJ
uh 10 NJ for Ladies and Gentlemen They fitted up IN
M most approved style Ladies aud geuiemeu take
baths every day. The Swimming Bath exclusively ior ladies
Tuesdays and Friday. untl6 NJ Que 6tth Is cts,
trckets. Sl.VO. Cell hatAs ~ cents eiis2mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
lao oscar ll74ls,s7s ils7,7 4O6 los, 4ss. 81

l4oess,sl7 III s4le,s7s lis,7'7 400 ios'4SssiS
show. the exports Of the past year
100 IL we anayre the itensof tn" decrease we WI
End that the decrease has not arisen from aiAss On ~
- go am,.ic growth and manufacture, but in the er-
az article, Of foreign growth and produce The experts
Of the two year, stand thus:
EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES
Dsmesue Domestic Foreign
produse naantyacf. sosds. IotsL
r-,. lsa7 Sc 500 O46 S9s53sS 81, sS4S0l lI1Als,T6
is3s' s6s7o6aa s,46a,2se la4sa,7ss los aSsSis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

Gy- A CARD.-THE PANoRAMAs-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens 81 Nsw York, and
the public gene rally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early IN October nest and u AZ conse-
quently the Panorama of JERUSALEM will positively Be
closed the Of that month He gives this early notice,
that parents may bring their children Sunday snd other
School Teachers their scholars and at all may have OPP
portunity Of viewing this transcript Of the Holy City
aul.isee2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

Total exports, siio9s9,2i' hShI'oo N'"','i
In hi. table IL appears that the decrease ~ The '"Por Of
those goods principally the character Of which, rery The
sane those which have decreased in exports The sggre
rate decrease imports however much greser IN these ar
,icle not enumerated evident from the fact that the inn
vert of specie lsas compared with 1887 a follows
Import Of specie in 1877, Sf.5lb4lt
1898, S7TF,i6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

GRAND ATTRAC rioN.-Publc Exhibition Of the Pain
" ting &c Bo'ssy DAngios OF the French Revou-
onThs magnhcsnt Painting by the celebrated vinchoa,
represents &c the dramatesl and vivid interest
These expressed the animated style anger fury the
thirst Of beod opposition TO GOODNESS Of passive
age aud TO dignity.
There less than two hundred persons Of life The
Painting and among them James Monroe, Minister PeniPe
tertiary from the Usted States the year l7s6
This piece which has attained through
out the cities Of Europe through France and lately al New Or
leans exhibited the Clinton Hall Beskmsn street, opposite
the brick meeting house.
Doors open fron in the morning till in the evening
Adueittsnce Is ekets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

A WORD TO THE ECoNoMICAL.-Tho.e ia want s
IA frat Cicthiag would d. well 10 call at los Beekman
street. PEARL where they will find very Superior articles.
manufactured at the follow reduced rates.
Super Dress Goats 10 Made and trimmed 81 90 to 90
Super Frock do. lst II. Frocks do. 7Mto 2 "a
Best Cashmere Pants, s to 2. Pants do. SO TO 90
Vests all Kinds a to g. Vests, do. 30 10 2 90
jyi4.Smeod- j. MAEFAT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

NAUxHALL GARpEN.-ENTRANCE FREE.-TNs
pspnetos OF this Garden respectfully informs the public
that II open for the Varou, improvements have besn
ssss addition 70 AZ nan Of water which they bvt
will b. sshy Of their patronage, and Of sangss
who visit the city
The Equestrian Exchange in fun operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays OF each week Gentlemen pur-
chase with perfect confidence Hse either Tor carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of
All Horses Carriages, Harness. o.s Brides Nc entered
gratis limited number o bos ss provided for horsss
at livery. ROCKENBURo BANCKER,
je7-3m- rroprietors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

CATLlN's INDIAN GALLERY, in stuyvssaas Ipsti-
~ tuie, Broadway kote.-1his immense Collection or
lndizn Painting and Indian Curostes will remain open for
20 cents admission during each day and evening months
after which, and forever the price admission las
formerly was) 80 cents and Season Tickets ST. auI lms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

Every description Of meat has declined within the past
month, from To twelve per cent and sti prices too
high When the proper level for beef u 800 10 30 vt
sl10o exravsgant price, for II - rise Of sevesy five
cent and upwards Meat at such rate be ten only
wages the ratio and know that they have
not been they now, and u Is nest 70 an impossby
get them high " the raising Of cattle has decreased
and n TIE farmers 6sd profitable to produce grain aud
other agricultural produce then beef must become to the lower
and midding classes lusy, only 70 be indaged N oeca.
sonaily.
Every the ption of meat decreases and
tables aud fish supply its place THIS however the very
high price has almost excluded beef and nation from the tables
ofe people, particularly those Of the poorer portion Of the
community Vegetables have been the food, and half the IA
hast,nts city have lived ALMOST exclusively them.
Ps very and Of qssiti Fresh sanon hs
gene of market and the only kinds ostnabe are the
black fish, poree aud cells Hbut has bcea out o. market for
over weeks.
Prices Beef which regulates the prices of AL ether kinds
no. full thirty per r. Tat the article will de.
cline that FER cen doubt not for there larger number Of
cattle arriving and the other nart, every week than
consumed. Beef the upper Built. H. adj selling al
81 so 10 $40 per cwt and ia the down town markets the butch
dcand from u 10 10 cents for prime beef W cents cr
pork 10 IA for veal and 10 70 Ia cents for mutton
Potatoes sell nj so to 6 cents hsel The peaches sns
apples which have beer brought into market are meraele
tfngs but the pears II a better tescriptou
Berries very high Whortlcbcrries sell ~ SHILLING per
quart and backberriss fr tie same price, w boston we
articles be purchased 70 any qaaat'y ior hl ne
money
The beef cattle which driven 70 this city come from ~.
riou- points, and are Of various qualities Those from ne
south tough consequence a their seng driven 20 lar
Tsose from Connecticut ssd the Interior 81 ths sa ~ gene
rally the best FOE they arrive the market cool and y good
Be consumed Immediately after slaughter Such meat VII ~
keen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

And IS schooners
During the month l03 vessels the United
States, with onurge Of sos arrived Ut Liverpool from this
counry besides 40 British vessels Of 87 tons-nzkng all
5f vessels and 44a5 TONS engaged the trade with the w.
3 ates.
Thomas Allan. American, eramsed in Liverpool
on charge Of having tried to murder Mr. Barney first OIL
gstratts dismissed him, they had jurisdiction in The
lie was h-n arrested aud put ON board the packet ship Ok
ford, to be sent to New York for trial.
The schr Experiment attached survey OF South
ern Harbors DAYS from Sapco Inlet (eo at Nor
folk 29th install well. The following a list OF the oficere
L'es, James Gynn, Commandisg-Paed MidshiPmen James
Anderson and William Northumberland Asst Surgeon
4 o. nj. Delaney
Nosicc % Navigasers.
NorcE TO MAMyERs-CusroM HovsE, ST.. MARYs-Dr
REcTIsHs ST. Andrews BAR.S Andrews Inlet lies
len 81 81 in the state of Georgia entrance between
Cumberland and Jeky Islands, having feet water the bar
Island sorth point about miles There are three buoys
for the entrance large buoy placed just within the bar IN
iaihoms low tdeone buoy spit on the north point
Of Little Cumberland Island and spar buoy the middle
Of the sound shoal made at the mouth Of the Great Saia
river Bring the lighthouse TO bear by when the
buo, will be in with the Lighthouse, and for till
the bar and with the outer buo the souh point Of
Jeky will then be NV w alter the NV BY w
between the points Of Cumberland aud Jekyl Islands, and
abreast Of the spar buoy of Cum. rand point leaving il
the .euth-wherc will be found good oundngs rom three
Eve fathoms the snore.
Echo, Maett om NorIeap,, 20. LIVERPOOL July la, a.
WhnIcpnem.
Hesy Assr Of Hudson 100 day, from New Zealand FOR NJ
York, with 100 barrels VI OIL all WE'LL spoken July lat
642 s.. Ion "a AZ.
Foreign Ports.
WHiNros, I2l days SINCE Canada. Hicks; Mantle Girls
void; Vancouver Hset; Grsrd Drinker; Roman,
Psn,as, Benjamin. Horso, Rowland; Stanton, LIS Ia
.or.
Macao ie2 days nnce, Talbot Story Exchange Procto
Nsntaskst Remmonds; Naples, Archer; H. Fulton, kcM
ehel; Brothers. Murdoch.
TRINIDAD CusA, july 6-Touched Sus Rasset from N.
York, aud prosetdei TO Msnsssills.
B,Rr,Dcs, July. I3-Au susan Mary, Piukham, NYork,
Cor Trinidad.
United states Ports.
EssTPoRr, July 2l-Au Compeer Lincoln, VI Johns, b.
Easr THoN.sros, July Io-Arr Hero, NYork 20, Emner-
lire, do
BKvHRlr, July 2s-sd Victoria Allen, NYori Lexington.
Srth, do
NV srproap, July aeArr, corsea, Ricket'On, NYorki
LEO, Trip, do
P.ovDsscr July 2e.-Ar Tecsnseh, Child, Nrork, Yam
kee Brighton. do.
B,sres J.ly 2o-Ar, Fancy Chase, Nfork; 3oth Inde-
peudesce Rich. do; Anaconda Hail. dol Excel Nicsersos do
NonfotK, July 2s-Arr, w Kenptos Bedell, NfcrL He
raid wies do; Catherine wicoS DO; In Hampton Roads,
Josephine. Adams, ID. bound up James RIVER
BALTIMORE, JULIO 3oArr Native Bra.el, Nfork; Texan,
Scarborough. do Montezuma, Hughes, do.
CuAsLEsroS July IS. In The shng Nonparei New fori
ssvASSaH, july 2s-Cid, rhelena, sherman, Nfors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

Al sea on board the b.rpuc Hccla, Mr. Edward Archer
Of The Island OF Barbados recently resident Of this
The above appears w the New York Weekly Herald ~ ian
June. The gentleman whose death announced has Just
cal Ell a. our Office and y IN state q improved health Nc
Archer assures us h.tthc above obituary first appeared ~ VIC
New YORK Olio" paper conducted ny Mr. William
Payne Crek an,iye Of this island and that u must have bern
done om malicious motives and especially TO wound tie e-
nes &c his wife whom Mr.. A. left New York-Barbadoes
MsrctfU.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

in the arrival At the Haden river, notw ithsa.dng mere
uP to the M June Increase Of So SAT barrels IN inc
~ coming in at Buffalo from states ever sss
Without such from the western states ths iAs an
at the Hudson would ZOE BARRELS ans more man "
per cent" IL. :
As nothing he interesting than the quanuy -
graia produced in ls39we will give some the os' u
which shali make estimate There are is UT e
ties back Of the Sandsky Ohio, which Will ehpor. 's
800 zoe bushels OF grain and above their
Fsrty hsusap barrels Of dsur will be sent hs W M
Baltimore rket from Carroll equity, ia Maryland, anu ~
there will b. than enough left to meet me
the county Such facts these are we gave W. inc eA.ie
country brought under notice, bat enc more WIZ DC s
sufficient Last year Mississippi did not raise eAough gram
Ption but this VIII produce more hAn he
several Thousand bushels Thus we have given these
points opposite To each other, ana which are
fair criterion for the whole cosnry. .
In 1888 there produced in the Uaited States
bushels grain. Now il we'll kHown fact, that there has
teen this year Of twenty per cent The sesera
Of the country proof OF this and
the production of breadus in this couatry this
year will reach 800 0eo 600 bushels 81 60s00s English
quarters Perhaps ought give ata but as we have
given msch from day TO day. 1t qate unnecessary to give
more Our estimate made after much deberaou and
search Ii estimated that there will be 3000u 600 bar
rs of Asscan four 600 bushels Of wheat
ed this year various parts the world We easily
breadstus to the value Of 100000 We will
throw these facts into tabular form
Kinds. Prsdustitn.
Wheat, 10000 600 bushels
Rye, So00eOuO
Cora, l2o0O0OoO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

British Queen (s) Richard Roberts r. ~, London; Great
Wester. 50 James Ho:ksu, H. NJ Sr'stol, Eng Gazee
ret AM. Dudy sosh America market; Industry (Br) ~
k,nnon ST Johns NIB Androneda (Br) Patrick, Liverroo
Maich:s OBJ csS WINDSOR souherne1 T5Se Lser
Psol; Borodno, Tate Trinidad de Cnbs opheu Baly, Lv
erPoo Triton Fraac Hartford; Victor, Hallett, Boson
Trio Nickerson Boston, Hudson Ryder do Outsro Hules
ton LsAdon Baltimore Fanck Havre, Friend Baker, Boston
Arrived.
Ship St Clair Putnam Ia days from Picou COAL Putnam
Ship Omega Hlberth l22 days from Canton teas silks &C.
Ship Adirondack, EacLsaa 40 day. from Liverpool. ~due
Bark Mary smith, Of Baltimore from Rio Janeiro and so
days from Santos, sugar, Rowland A.pinwal
Brig Advocate Fowler, 10 days from Laguira sugar. &c to
Beuchaud Thebaud.
Brig Phurah, Sherman days from Savannah, cotton
Durham Jr.
Brig Texan Baker, Is Sals from Porto Rico with sugar
Berry.
DrsTomny tAustrian) Pa,sorck 4e days from Bremen,
Brig Kosato, hurry, 40 days from Malaga &c.
Frania.
Brig Angor, Coggns IL days St Croix, E. sugar
Brig Helen Mar, Gard, IA days from Windsor plaster
Brig Vintage Snow, 80 days from Rotterdam, merchandise
to order
Brig Victoria, Hurst days from Bermuda, coffee,
seIr hohican; Lee days from Naquabo P r. sugar.
schr puryeyer, Pray 20 days from Sydney with coal,
Nesnith x Leeds.
schr B4rger, Briggs, days fro. Baltimore mdze, s
Briggs.
Scar Sands, waawright,s days from Virginia wosd
Schr Dupyester, Parker, day, from Virginia. wood
Schr EzaJan Lee, 10 days from Washington, G. cotton
to
Sshr Albion Bennett IL days from St Johns, N B. to w
Noyce
scLr su.as, Wilson, days from Virginia fruit
Schr Harriet, Huntington, from Hartford, bound to Pha
deIphia
schr Aaron Wilcox, days from Hartford Hound Pha
d,lphia
schr Salem Eldrdge days from Salem merchandise to
Farnan * Co
scr Garden Hamen days from Lubec with pastero the
master.
schr Tuscan, Kmg days from Lubec plaster tho master
Soop Noses Eddy Child Providence % hours rhandze,
TO master.
MeMOranda
There were in New Orleans on the Goth ult:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

DOCKS or HERALDRY.-T BROWN, Stone Seal I'm.
ID graver has removed 233 Broadway opposite the Park
engraved stone, diamonds scthyst, topazs. crystals,
Scsoaght IN the rough cut to form Ladies' sess,
Pencil Cases signe Rings, &c engraved with Goats Of Arms,
Crests. Notices, any other device.
Goats Of Arms painted and forwarded TO part Of the w.
States.
Book. q Iierldy kept with upwards q 100000 names.
Coats Of Arms found. aul.3ts
4 USF RECEIVED per steam ship British Queen, case
~ Of Irish snun from Lundy oots, IN tin cannster various
sizes; also nigh dried Welsh tp canuisters various sizes;
enc Eagish snui. consisting Of HArdhsms No. 81 Violet
strsbourg, Morton Mixture and Engs Gentlemsn Danish
snuff ia BEETLES; Turkish Smokin. Tohacco old Havasa Sc.
CARS always sale at MRS q. NEWCOMERS,
aulThS&M3e 1911 Broadway ncn y the Iii hander
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

Prices atou, five per lower than they week
ago, with tendency si to reccde We have complied the
annexed table .h.w the prices the country anl
fer reference rhs markets. dull aud prices range from
$3.50 ais or -FOUR Sales Of wheat hars been made
xlaSaI3l. Con down 20 20 s. cent, bushel Wheat
various parts of the couatry selling low 70 nts, and
contracts are making at several points ssa loo
BY table that -four ~ Pittsburgh down ssbo
\ b.rre
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
Packets 80 Depart.

Packets se Depart.
LONDON.
b. Queen, lS) Roberts, Aag ]
Ontario, Huttleson, Aug. |
Toronto, Grisvold, Aug. IL
Westminster, Moore, Aug 70
LIvEkrsoL.
Orpheus. Bailey, August |
Independence, Nye, August 8
Virginia, Harris, August Is
Baltimore, Fusck, August |
D.d'Orleans, Rcharsson,A .
Vile de Lyon. Stoddard, Az 10
BRISTOL.
@. Western,(s) Hesken, Aug |
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
500, 600 900 bushels,

With this production the prices of sredus this country
will not hereafter heretofore be regulated solely by the
supply that the spectators choose send forward but by the
healthy action Of supply aud demand their true and
meaning ENDORSEMENTS will have effect whatever ON tho
rates throughout the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01


the brought Of continued fall in prices the other side
The result must be eectua Of all those comb
nations for influencing prices which have bees long tolera
ted 30 signaly and dasrosy has the holding policy de-
fsaed ITSELF that entire inevitably attend those Mold
who still iavolvedn it, The crop has fallen short nearly
to almost the loves, limits which affixed BY the
game SPECTATORS The receipts at all the ports reach
bales and weekly receipts have become small to
indicate but small quantity left the country although the
forward state Of the renders highly probable that
of will reach market before the LIST Of Last
the first cotton received the Goth Of August and
reached New York the steamer hatcher the sts Of Sep
TENDER As the crops apparently much forward hi,
supposed thai the receipts will swell the present
crop O0e bales the lst Of October which time
the crsp made up More than this be expect
ed The extraordinary promise which every where attends the
growing crop, has led the belief that 1t will be OF the
most extraordinary raised The high prices and the
guine hopes Of the spectators s6unced the planters
exertoa and strain get much cotton
into the ground possible. This fact carried the e
mates fer the crsp very high The following calculation
founded the physical force employed ia the cultivation
from entitled 10 much confidence -
The slave population of the United States esiima
ted Ss00s0; and far official data be had by the
Il few Of the states lately taken and iststca
formation collected from those best informed the subject the
labor engaged in cultvang Gotten may be estimated at
force cqsa to $40 0eo effective hands, distributed in the fol-
loving natural divisions Of the country and the quantity each
labsrer can raise in good season, as follows:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

IN ne ship Anroniack from Livcrpool-Nr. Russell, q
Nidlletown, Com. and Mr. Dumnsr &C Jersey City.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

uST-On NJ evening Of the 8oh alt between 10 and N
a. ocloek four bundles u clothes which TO have been
taken hs wash house, supposed 10 have fallen from the
IN Broadway Chatham street On each bundle
card sat the number &C pieces il contained the Of
owner, BE per,on fndg AL any Of the above,
leaving them at No. Go Broadway will be handsomely
warded aul-sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01
OUT NAILS, MOUSE HOE ANvILs, FILES. cur.

CUT NAILS, MOUSE HOE ANyILs, FILES, CUT.
" LERl. $1,000 kegs sow in store, and Instant sua
Ply &c all sise always hand warranted equal II superoe
90 sarket and for sale At low prices liberal dit
40 ca ks superior sheffield boil, anvis assorted sze
bright handsomely labelled Sc for sale AZ the
prices; casks tbotsons mill and hand files, 10 casks
assorted table cutlery consisting of sham buck white aud black
bone buck stag, ivory, SCI cask "Noseholms" pen aud
pocket cutlery; London dressing aud pst0
cask Sheffield plated braces aud bs spekeshav squares sc
Also few package ofassored pen pocket aud table cutlery
Cor sale very low prices ard on liberal terms, by
aul a. JOHN A NEWBOULD. No piatt a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

Last ar prices 10 the above averaged dollar and
half higher N they this moment which difference Is
caused BY the tact being this year known 70 the extent Of the
aud the mpossby Of the euaors holding
and the consequent gnt of markets All along the ne Of
the Mississippi, Ohio, and other western ver aosr can he
bought ~ ano quau'ity Al 500 A25 barrel aud
such The abundance ia thoso regions, that I've farmers are
glad g ~ o. y Al the above prices aud take goods ~ es
change At hth rates.
The precise uy Of breadus produced IN these Usi,ed
States this year y not known, but the cophave been nearly
all ngahcfcd some estimate be made which will not be
far out 81 the Last The growth IN this state Wa
Comparatively small bat this the las ncrea
ed and IN a the and southern states immensely Per-
hap. sub will the decrease in 1898 this state,
asd the "a the western states better than any thing
find
wheat and heur arrived the Hudson river daring the %
week IN JAl, 1898 aud 1892
bots. -four. bush. rhtat
1899 1881 iosls
1885, lS5s 3,709
Decrease. I2o70 1893
Ortqsalo 4 falling ~ of W 500 barrels &C -four.
Total arrival ~ the Halsonrv 70 the 12d July
1885, 39l,l79 bbls -four
1850 3is,ao5 90
Showing falhngoGof A2,isi barrels -four
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

HATLiNS INDIAN GALLERY in Stuy vesans Inst-
~ tu,e. Broadway-Note-This immense Collection Of
Indian Painting and sdaa Curo.ites will remain open
IS cents admission during each day and sveag Of this
after which, and forever the price Of admission will
formerly was) SO cents aud Season Tickets ST. auI im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

HAUXHALL GARDEN-ENTRANCE FREE-Ths
proPreors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that open FOR the Vaou have been
nsas addition 10 e,~tain of water, winch they but
arupats will h vtAy Of their patronage and Of stranQes
who visit the cit;
The Equesfran EIchongs in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week Genemep Pur
chase with perfect confidence Horses either foe carriages
wagons upon equitable and without the fear Of deception
All Horses Larrias Harness. Saddles Brides SC entered
gratis limited number of box stalls provided for horses
at livery. ROCKENBURd BANCKER,
je7-3m' rroprietoss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

LNOUND-A parcel Of money, which the have by
describing the asd paying FOR thi adsersem.n-
Apply at No. IL Johi street. CIAS. PARKER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

nR H. LLOYD wH'rrEMORE respectfully miorn
~ hs friends and the pubic that " has removed 70 10
Park Place where he win hc ready attend - the ~ ~ w
who may honor him with ~ r confidence Ha'
years the Hospitals o. Paris, and year - NC (s
Hospital of IIelelberg under the celebrated Professor
he ru.h i cor.peen to treat scientifically disease ths
may come under his observation. HNhh'"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

MINERAL TEETH AT 50 PER TOOTH! Teeth
IVl inserted upon the principle Of without any
springs casP eaures and warranted To be OF the utmost
,ervice in masticaon and executed in superior
The teeth used by Dr. Wakefield Dentist $50 Broad.
way equal any in the world Cor beauty ssd durability
and inserted by him cheaper than any other OH in the city
Once $50 Broadway, open from A. NJ until OF Nj !!
iy2p.steods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

= gttrARy Ann FfREMrN's CAPs-MILlTARi
M HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leathes Gun Gases, Gam'
ard Shot BAg Cartridge Bose. Bette seaessfas and map
.s.ks All ~ above articles Wholesale and Retail ~ literal
Tranks vaices. Carpet sags, Hat Boxes am
l'e'' "'s = = HENRY s. GRATACAP,
to3 pfosAsay setwcen White and Walker streets
y n Compsnies absuformiug, both Military and Fuemen
a., L. with Caps AZ The shortest uoiise. l4Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-01

IIUNTERS RED DROP.-Thanks To- Dr. Hunter Of Got
enberg the VI disease disarmcd OF all ts
single bottle Of this nhe remedy proved be suf
hcient the most nyeteate The medicine prompt
and decisive in its effects and requires but few days. aud IRE
gnenty but few hours to particle Of disease
from the system la its operation il may be said TO like
magic without any i'll consequences what
Both may it with perfect safety, without
gard TO circumstances situations amy respect 10 Diet
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