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The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-20

f go me 81 the means of supporting my
family; it is thy part to pronounce the SEN
tence of the noble law
Inc Judge, upon this, thus addressed
.ne emperor: What sayest thou, prince!
have You caused this mans hands to be
cut off innocently!'
Inc emperor replied: BY heaven my
fora! this man lowered my mosque; and
Tor having reduced two columns Of mine
e "a. worth the produce Of Misraim
EGYPT thus robbing my mosque Of all
renown, by making it SO low, did cut
on his hands; it is for thee to pronounce
the sentence of the noble law
The kazi answered: prince. renown
IS 2 misfortune! If mosque be upon a
plain, and low and open, worship in it is
not thereby prevented. If each column
had been a precious stone, its value
would have been only that of stone: but
the hands OF this man, which have ena-
bled him for these forty years to subsist
by his skillful workmanship, you have il
legally cut off. He can henceforth do no
more than attend to his domestic affairs.
The maintenance of him and his numer-
Gus family necessarily, by law, falls upon
thee. What sayest thou, prince?'
Sultan Mohammed answered, Thou
must pronounce the sentence of the law
this is the legal sentence replied the
hazl. If the architect requires the law
to be strictly enforced, your hands must
be cut off; for if a man do an illegal act
which the noble law doth not allow, that
law DEGREES that he shall be required ac-
cordmg to his Deeds
The Sultan then offered to grant him a
pension from the public treasury OF the
Musselmans.
'No!' replied the Molla: it is not law
iul to take this from the public treasury;
the offense was yours; my sentence there.
fore is, that from your own private purse
you allow this manned man ten aktchahs
a day
1t is well said the conqueror; let it be
twenty aktchahs day; but let the cutting
off his hands be legalized.'
The arthitect, in the contentment of his
heart, exclaimed, BE it accounted lawful
in this world and the next and having
received patent for his pension with
drew. Sultan Mohammed also received
certificate of his entire acquittal. The
kazi then apologized for having treated
him as an ordinary sutton: pleading that
the impartiality of the law requires JUS
tice to be administered to all without dis
tinction, and entreating the emperor to
seat himself on the sacred carpet.
'Effendi,' said Sultan Mohammed, an
grily, IF thou hadst shown favor to me,
saying to myself, This is the Sultan, ;
and hadst wronged the architect, / would
have broken thee in pieces with this
mace, at the same time drawing it from
under the skirt of his robe.
And if thou, prince, said the Kazi,
hadst refused to obey the legal sentence
pronounced by me, thou wouldst have
fallen victim to divine vengeance, for
should have delivered thee up to be des-
troyed by the dragon beneath this carpet.
So saying which, he lifted up his carpet,
and an enormous dragon put forth its head
vomiting fire from its mouth. BE still,
said the Kazi; and again laid the carpet
smooth; on which the Sultan kissed his
noble hands, wished him good day, and
returned to his palace.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-20
ruE IOWA PATRIOT /,
800 suED EVERY THURSDAY IN
rar UPPER STORY OF THE BUILD
ING AZ THE CORNER OF
m,eb;ngton and Water Streets,
-. ,,vc1rN, DIES MONIES COUNTY, IOWA.
TERMs:.

YowA PATRIOT will be published
The ~ mock. at THREE DOLLARS per
yeal,narrsEMENTs will be inserted at
ADV E% ~ of one dollar per square, for the first
sne , CIV cents for each subsequent insertion.
ana rh ma deduction will be made to all those
sho advertise BY the year.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-20

Which EXPRESSIONS the most proper;
the "house burned up" or burned
down!" That depends, we take it, upon
whether the fire originated in the cellar or
the garret.
The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-06-20

Anecdots, and a pretty good o,,e.--A
young woman alighh,d from the stage on
the road to Sandy Bay the other day,
when a piece OF ribbon detached itself
from her bonnet and fell into the bottom
of the carriage. GU have left your
bo1o behind" said a lady passenger. s'No
| amt, he's gone fishing" innocently re-
joined the dalnsel, and proceeded on her
way rejoicing Glcceste'' Telegraph.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
To Planters.-Circular.

WE respectfully tender you our services
as Commission Merchants Of Fac
tors, for the sale or shipment Of Cotton, un-
de, the firm OF c. G. DAIiLGREN e. co
in Natchez, and by Samuel Wright in New
Orleans.
We are prepared to make liberal advances
on Cotton consigned to us Cor sale, or to be
shipped to New York, Boston, Liverpool,
Havre Or Glasgow, where we have CORES
pondents Of the first responsibility, who are
thoroughly acquainted with the Cotton trade,
and in every respect qualified 10 effect adj
vantageous sales.
Cotton sent 10 us for sale, At Matches or
New Orleans, will not be disposed e II Ests
At an average price for al epalilies, and
sales returned At an saseeeed valuo 10 own
ers. Orr systems shall b 70 sell each Plan
ters' Cotton BY ilsslf, and give everv inter-
est the fnll beneiit Of market competition,
which i the only mode Of obtaining ! full
and fair price.
Cotton consigned TO Us for sale Or ship
ment vii! b fully insured, having an open
policy for that purpose.
We are. respectfully,
G. g. DAHLGREN & co.
August 8, 1899. II.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
TICKETS $2o-NO SHARES.
MODE OF DRAWING.

100000 Tickets, from to 100, 900, will
he put in one Wheel, and 600 Prizes, with
the Blanks, in another. To every Numbe1
Prize or Blank will be drawn, until all the
Prizes are determined, leaving the balance
Of Numbers in the Wheel, BLANKS.
OrMessrs. Josiah Lawfon and r. WI
Worthington are agents for the sale of Tick
cts in the above Lottery
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
SPLENDID SCHEMEm!!!

/ Prixe-1HE ARcADE-266 feet,
S inches, 4 lines, on Ma
gazine street; lOl feet,
IL inches, on Nalchez
street;l26 feet, 8 inches,
on Gravier street. Rent
cd at about $37, 90 per
annum. Valued at 81
l Prize-ClTY HoTEL-l62 feet
on Common street; l46
feet. 6 inches, on Camp
street. Bented al $685.
600. V.lued at S
| Prixe-DwxLLINc HOUSE, lad
joining the Arcade) No.
l624 feet, Z inches
fro7t on Na,chez street.
Rensed at $l,20O. Va
lued At
| Prize Dieto adjoining the Ar
cade) No. Is, % feet
front on hatcher street.
Rented at $1,000. Va
l,1od &C
| Prize Ditfo adjoining theAr-
cadet No. 20, o feet
front = hatcher street..
Rented q 81 200. Va
lued at
/ Prize-Ditto no. %, NORTH
east come g Basin and
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
Rectnm Trusses.
Paints, Brushes, Varnish, &c.

Kectum Trusses.
Paints, Brushes, Varnish, &c.
Verdigris, Chrnme, Green, Pmssian Blue,
Chrome Yellow, Yellow Orhre, Stone d.,
Verfnilion, Carmine, Drip Lake, REESE Pink,
Red Ochre, RedLead, Venetian Red, Spa
nish Brown, Spanish Whiting, White Lead,
Dry; White Lead in Oil, Flake White, Ivory
Black. Lamp Black, Black Lead, Terra De
Sienna, Umher, Water C.."rs, Paint Bra.h-
es, Sash Tools, Marking Brushes, Camel
HAIR Pencils, Black Lead Pencils, Glahs,
Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf. C"pal Varnish. ia
pan, Bright d.. Indigo, Madden. Logwood,
Cam~ood, Red Wood, Red Saunders, Nut
gals, Cochineal, Cnpperas, Alum.
n. B.-A constant supply of MEDICINE
CH ESTS, containinga complete assortment
OF Medicines suitable for Plantation, Family
or Steamboat use, always on hand.
0Prescriptions accurately compensated.
R. N. FETHERSTON,H g. Co.
August Is, 1889. 67-f
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
Linseys and Jeans.

Large supply of Kentucky Linseys
and Jeans, both coarse and 6ne, which
via II sold low for cash or to punctuai Gus
|es1Sefs, Just received at the store of MUIR
RAY 8 GAKNETT, by
E. G. WOOD.
Junse7. 1899.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
No Combination Numbers.
100, 900 TICKETS, FROM NO. l,
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION.

The Deeds Of the Property and the Stock
sransf crred in trust to the Commissioners
appointed By the said Act Of TIE Legista-
sare Of Florida. for the security Of the
Prize Holders.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

Rank. 800 each, 5,OOO
! 30 dino dillo dilto dilto 5000
1 e rs ditto Gas Light INK
8lO0 eAch, $500
/ " -25 ditto ditto ditto ditto $500
i Is shares Mechanics' &
Tnders' Blk. 800 each l,50C
4 lis ditto ditto ditto ditto l,5OO
90 Each 100 shares Of the
Louisiana Slate Bank.
/. 800 each. Each prize
$1,000 so,ooC
10 Each shares Of 800
each, each prize Of $500
ofthe Gas Light Bank 1900
200" Each l share of 500,
Of the Bank Of Louisiana 10000
200" Each share Of 500, of
the New Orleans Bank 10000
$50" Zach share Of 800, of
the Union Bank Florida 1890
600 Prizes $l,5OO.OOO
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
Chemicals.

Sugar Of Lead, blue, white and green W.T.
r,ol, Flor Benznin, Bismu,h, Zine and Mar
tales; Red Prec,p,tate, White do, Luna.
CauStir, Ethiop's Mineral, Ker,ae's d..
Tartar Vnriula,ed, G,Iden Sulphuret AM
mony, Hydriodate Of Potash, Ok. de II BIZ
nuih, Of Zinc, Iron, ana Lead; Sulph.
Quln,ne, Morphine, Eneiine, Str, Gimme
Salacine, Lupuline, Rhubarbine, Iodine.
Gums.
Gum Arabac, Guaiacum, Gambope
Kinos, Elastic, Tragaca a.ih, AIoes, Amon,,;
'Benzon, Myrrh, Scammsmy, Camphol
Opium.
Powders.
Antimonialis, Arrow Riot. Bark, Cream
Tartar, Charcoal, Divers. Ginger (Jamai-
cay. Ipecac, Jalap, Rhubarb.
Salts.
Sal A'nmoniac, D.nre ic,I~. Nrtre, Martis.
EPSON, PoIschrestus, PrnneIle. Glauuer,
Rochelle, Tartar, Sd,
Acids.
Acid Acctic, C,tric. Lemon, Muriat;c-
Nitric, Oxalic, Prussic. Py roIigneus, Sulphu.
rio, Tsrtaric.
Herbs, Roots, &c.
Colombo, Colchicum, Elcampane, Gen.
tian, Ginseng, Hellebore, Ipecac, Liquor
ice, Merzereon, Qrris, Sarsaparilla, Sassa-
ffas, Seneka, Serpent Virginia, Scilla, Tur-
meric, Valerlan, Sem. Anisi, Fennel, Caro-
way, Coriander, Cardamom, Flaxseed.
Mustardseed, (black and white); Wormseed,
Ergot, Cocculus, Indicus, Cubcbs, Peruvian
Bark, (pale, yellow and red); Simareuba,
Aurantii, Qnassia, Flor CIamo,nile, Sal.
from, Sage, SIENNA, lind. and Alex.a.); Iva
Ursi, Digitalis, Hemlock, Horeheund, Cat
nep, Lemon Balm, Lobelia, Carrageen or
Irish Moss, Icelandic Moss, Cowagc. Elate-
rum, Nux Vomica.
Cerates,. Plasters, &c.
OINTMENTs-Ba silicom, Mercurial, Ace
tate OF Lead, Biistering, Citrine, Acct. Cop
per, Precipitate, Savin, Turner'S Cerate,
simple Cerate.
PLAsrERs-Adhesive, Csntharides, Di-
achylon Cum Gum, Strenthenino. Burg.
Pisch, Hemlock, Mercurial, & Oxycrocesm
Oils.
Oil Of Aniseed, Amber. Almond. Bear.
Bergamotte, Caieput, Caraway, Castor, Gin
nanon, Cloves, Cubebs, Copaiva, Croton,
! Juniper, Lavender, Lemon, LIN
sesd, live, Peunysoyal, Peppermint, Otto
Of RAJ, Oil Rhodium, Rosemary, 6perm,
Sassaffas, Spearmint, Spika, 1sr, Tsnxy,
Thyme, Turpentine, Winter9reen, Worm
seed, Wormwood.
=
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
HE subscriber was appointed Admins
TRAITOR, de bonis non. on the estate OF
Stephen Forman, at the June term of the
Probate Court Of jefferson county, Miss
Notice is therefore hereby given, to all per-
sons indebted to said estate, to make imme-
diate payment; and those havisg claims a
gainst said estate, to present them duly au-
iineili;cated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they win be barred.
LEVI C. HARRIS, Admr. de bon; non
August 8. 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

THE Firms u Kelly = El.nis, = Ne,
Orlsan1, ani q Harris 4 Kelly, II K61pey
were dissolved a the fsst dnyaf Juiy ~
by mutual coqsenf. The ~ (eS1ent a al
..oncerns will he aitendedto Il New Orleans
by Henry Kelly, and IN Mississippi, BY L
g. Harris, ard the pame of the 6rai5S wi
only be used 10 liquidation.
LEVI G. HARRIS, S.
HENRY KELLX Z
August 6, 1898. q.
The Grand Gulf Wing, viii copv fhe =,
hove six times, and forward sIIsle seenunle
for collection. ~
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26


4A$NlD a{Hy
: I'll
UNEXAMPLED ID
aaannaaA-ss nAaaRaaPA
HIA NusMI14 III
..,ur ea,a:.:' 49,, : srurMr ns
! A LOTTERY, to be drawn ia De-
cemher next, warrants Us in declaring il to
o'e, P..e. =. nmo ene %are New
or before been offered to The public. Il is
hand the extremely ow Charge u % Of sao e
tails. s and the GOOD old custom Of ,rarrnnti,.e
that eDery Prize shall be draUn and sold,
% we ssd are susa give n s Hand1ed
Prize Holders.
commend early application being made 10
us tor tsckets-when the Prizes are alt sold,
blanks only remaln-the nrst buyers nave
eally say-DELAY MOTT but remit and
ways receive our immeo'a'e a''eh:'on:-
Le,ers % DC aoofesseo' anu aPP''ca"on
MADE 70 ex,r-crvn !, ~
&c En- y ~,
u OOseTOc Mc n1"'OcT, LOO.
One DfiZe of &7UO.OOO!
Onc prize OF OUU,UUU.
c.. onnno,
ok prizes Vi 1U,OUU:
Threa rr;zes of In0nnI
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

Notice.
MIR. WOOpFORD WOOD, at Mess,.
1H YoE e. DAvExroRr's, has INV
Books, Notes and accounts, and il anthos;-
zed Z" receive any debts due me. Mr.. James
Payne Is authors ed ny power If attorney to
receive any moneys due me, or sell any pro-
perry belonging to me.
JOHN PAYNE.
Rodney, June 20, 1899. 7-l2m
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
A CARD.

The Undersigned have associated them
] selves as CO partners in the DRUG Blu
SlNESS, under the firm of r. N. FEru
ERsToN'H & Co.
J. ANDREWS,
r. N. FETHERSTON'H
@WE invite the attention of the public
I" the following catalogue of
Drugs, Medicines, 4 Chemicals.
comprising most Of the essential articles
winch we shall end avor +, keep constant,
on hand, fresh and genuine, direct from the
Northern and Eastern cities, and fnr sale ~
az good terms terms as they can be had a
any other southern town.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

ACON:-A superior article, inst Re-.
ce'ved by JNO.A. WATKINS.
o' SO 1908. Tiff
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

SYLVESTER & Co, l56, Broadray
Nc,c York. Sole Agents.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

Henry & Hoyle
HAvE removed their Store to the hos,..
formerly occupied by Fauyer "a
a rasnsworln' where they have Just received
sno opened very large and well selec,ed
STOCK of
Dry GeeAs,
Hardware,
Cs'ockeSy,
sSaddlcry, Groceries, &c.
Their Goods are all new. and n. ..,,.,:.
are invited to call and see Them :. .hI"o 1,S
be sold low. = '''sy ~'u
May 4 -,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fa.
DECEMBER LIST, 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
Cerates,. Plasters, &c.

DEMONSTRATION, Mercurial, Ace
tate o, Lead. Biistering, Citrine, Acct. Cop.
per, Precipitate, Savin, Turner's Cerate
simple Cerate.
PLAsrERs-Adhesive, Cantharides, Di
achy lon, Cum Gum, STRENGTHENING, Burg
Pisch, Hemlock, Mercurial, & Oxycrocesm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03
CaoelO m arkeo,

sseves have declined and the demand for ths~
There hundred in Market and sx hundred ans
twenty-five sold Il prices ranging from 81 SIC Be-
from the Of this State and Conneccs The prices
are sti extravasanty high bat the butcher
make large profit According TO the Philadelphia world
e butchers in that city making great deal oil money ana
nave taken advantage of their Of CONDUCT ast spring
and summer To at the profits eve in this mar
ket we will give the following An weighing eight hundred
lbs would cost - per cwt seventy dollars and will sell
at the present prices for hundred dollars This only at
cents per pound while the prices for the past three monh
nave averaged Ia cents.
Two thousand five hundred AID thirty sheep and lambs were
IN maraet today All but about hundred aud nifty nav
been sold The lambs 81 so So and the sheep at - oO
SIS so
Only thirty five calves reached the lower market
last week. and ost twenty-five sold at $50 S45.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

There !. no change in any Of the markets Flour remains
,.sry the came with very little doing. At the West the
p5rt.o large cro to be reiterated IN Wisconsin
whea sells freely at Scots per bushc ~ Detroit wheat
pr .ssn i. thai hour will decline very much Meme OF the
shipper. and commission merchas will offer over - Great
aa,i.y Is sxrrr,.ed for e rival &C the Great Western,
the probable demand o the European maket will remove all
uncertainty with regard 10 the price OF Hour
We learn from Posville that the supply ~ eoa y very
and the supply l. supposed than equal TO the
probable consumption up May si0 There were remain ng
on hand, April let, 1899. NoouV tons
Come 20 mar ket SINCE AHO,Ooo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03
600 600


This supply will probably be msch Increased before The
close of the season
AsHrs-There has been fair extent Of Business done IN
both scpions u this article atrather downward tendency
IN price POS at 50 and Pearls Al So 20 about 500 bbs OF
bota descriptions.
Corrsr-There has been activity in this article since
our las notice The demand has been principally from the
,ads who laying in their supplies Cor the ia busncs
The sales extend 20 about 5000 bag of all descriptions the
chief o which Brazil Al rot lli and Lagsra al
I2a l2i; 81 Domingo ei 10, Asrssaibo al IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

In the ST. James, for London Mr. Garrett and lady, "
Mr. BloHam do; Mrs Catberwood tive children and serytnt
Mr. and Mrs Marx and child: Cherry, Miss Cherry, C,n
vn-.tos Livingston Co; Henry DeAoren Y Mr. Geo syon,
do Jno large do Nelson Curtis aud lady do Epham Josh
London Major French, S5th Regt A. Lieut. swanton
Royal Art, Lieut. Boham, do; Capt Egeron Add Regis MIR
Michel, PARIS; Mr. Boyce, London; MIR Riley, y Mr. >
Henderson, do Major Deeds Br Army; Mr. Linsty, Y Mr.
Smith, England in all
In the Europe for LiverpooMr, Desmond, Of England;
RFke, Esq New York; Mrs KenNorthy child and servant;
Miss Kenworty o. Port Jackson; Miss Swain of Auburn
Mrs Marshsll jacob Carter; Mr. Brown and Mr. James
Desbaek Of New York; Manuel Quntana and Marano Eelo
OF smpco Messrs Lewis Evans, George Entg, John Rive
George Watson, of England TWO other unknownis
in all.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03
DIE ID.

Yesterday Of consumption Mrs. Elizabeth Wett wife Of
Henry Wiett aged GO years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend
he funeral this afternoon O'clock from her late residence
No. Delaney street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03
Pacas-a. TO Arrive.

PnCHs-d. TO hrrfve.
LONDON.
Mediator, Cnamplin, July 30
Wellington, Chadwick, Aug. |
b. Queen rs. Roberts, sept. .
FOOL
United States, Fisher, Aug. |
S America, Barstow, Aug. 7
HAvRI.
Chs. Carroll. Lee, July "a
Albany, Johnston, Aug. |
BRISTOL.
@. Western r. Hosken Aug24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03
LEARY & COMPANY.
s#..4A E1rhions-FalI 1887.
LEARY & CO.'S Fail Fash,sns uiH be erkiBsd this Say
Ne. n lister Hosse and No Bread Street

40 Five Der Gems
+ arIlio ns-FuII lS3


LEARY g. co.'s Fan FsA.sas wu BE- erLbitsd TIL, Say al
Me- %Sdsfsr Hosse and No. Brood Street
REEARKs
Qg IT is years since first introduced ourselves
70 New York Pusic fashionable Hat Makers and
bshed system OF business, original which,
having strict III practice the present time
acquired Tor fabric reputable distinction seldom attained
The superior facilities long experiences and critical know
ledge which possessed induced TO abaadon the antique
usages generally prevalent for the manufacture aud sale
Of Hats adopt system every department peculiarly
swn by which engaged TO farnsh at reduction Of nearly
yp.r article inferior quality and style to the
branch Of accomplished and consequently
very important saving the the result Of
SAUL efforts.
worthy of remark that few ago, net on" were
the prevailing European ST. les Of Hats, the pattern fashions
fer this csuaryb the practice also of wearing the Lon
den Partisan manufac prevailed to considerable
tent amoug fashionable citizens Now however, We ei
pride saying that the scale reversed for while our manu-
featured article is holding its unriyae precedence over all
others at home has also acquire enyabe distinction
abroad the testimonials in rosesso OF dis-
tnguhed foreigners and travelling Americana amply prove
The fashions Of the dAy-which as we acknowieage no
leader oAger borrow from foreign sandads-are orr
gisa with US, and will so continue to be.
The restt OF Mr. Lear y investigation OF the merits ol
France and England IA, confirmed in prconce'ved
opinions Of toe ua6oub ed superiority of abge IN every
particular regards taste, elegance utility and decldes
Us to psrpetuat had already commenceda standard
Of AMERICAN FASHIONS.
The FALL PATTERN whlch this day Introduce, pre-
SCENTS model Of symney and beauty SURPRISING amy aeies
fore produced. LEARY X CO.
s3 Iw No. 4. Astor House aud 3 Broad street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR WHEELER with con-
IL fdence the public, that there scarcely any dis
which that tender and beautiful ocsn, THE EYE
subject that does yield his humane mode
of treatment References given to the first families aen
dance al his Office 80 Greenwich street. the Battery from
A. NJ until T. NJ, after which he de,otes hi
door patients. aus-asn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-03

rs shares u States Bank l06 100 do % d. l06 80 do
40 io6 so do do io6 50 do do 90 ds ls7 100 do do io5
40 do Phesx Bank 9l0o do Dry Dock % ~ 90 DO ~ mos
state B..k New York 1898 de Del and Hudson 81 30 10
do 10 d ga 100 rs is g. so ID do ga 30 do do 20 is
sal Az 40 do 40 a. s. do d. III 67i % do do 30 ds
al do An Exchange. ST. do Trust o. 100 DO do
40 4. 81 "a do do 81 IS do do ods osi % do do 6t
80 An do 90 A, 67l 30 do Ohio Life and Trust 90 ls do DO
osa os Al yieksburp Bank 30 d $3.50 do Kentucky
s ISL As do do 7s 50 DO do this 1870 do Fireman lbs
Co 1910 do Canton, do Mohawk Railroad ~ o..
oai 10 do do ga 90 dc go is IA 3s do d, 725 do
Harlem Railroad Is d, do ash 100 do do ~ 30 do do 20
A. "a ., a. do al. 4s 90 do 10 Dis 4s so do de 4si so do
10 10 A. As $50 do do s 80 do do 30 as 90 do do Az
100 do do tins w as
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MORNING HEEALD-sassp NEWS.
Port Of New York, September =.
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A RTIFlCIAL TEETH-Tnserted on the principle o.
~ Atmosphere Pressure from single tosh ~ complete
set Nv w Thorn. Surgical Mechanical Denist frem
London <as Broadway, eatrance IN Howard ocs hour'
from eight vntil sx uH i"S
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PssclIeqr az sDepi.ri.
LONDON.
Montreal, Griffing, Sept. 10
Gladiator, Britton, Sept. 20
LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Glover, Sept. 2
Sheffield, Alien, Sept. 10
Oxford, Rathbone, Sept. ,9
HAvRE.
sully, Thompson, sept.4
Emerald, Orne, Sept. :
S. de Grasse, Sept l6
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0g- A CARD.-THE PANORAMAS-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
the public gen, rally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early in October next and that
quently the Panorama OF JERUSALEM will positively bs
closed the first of that mouth He gives this early notice.
that parents may bring their children Sunday and other
School t. achers their scholars and that all have
poruny Of viewing this transcript Of the Hely City.
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DATTiNs0Ns COFFEE SALOON, corner q Nassas
and Ann strects.-Pesches and Mix, samr and Milk,
Rice and Milk. Mush and Milk, Toast, Mains Rclis and
Tea Biscuit Also Pes Tsrts and variety of fancy Cake
with good Coffee Tea aud Chocolate served w in peat
manner any establishment in the city.
NB.--Toma,o, nd Plain 0mslets and Tomato sssce
~ All hours IN the day. su3l -