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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-19
Whiting, June, 1889.

DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL ANTI
SLAVERY CONFERENCE.-The meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Yer
mont Anti-Slavery Society. held at Mid
dlebury'on the 12Lh instant, the following
persons were appointed Delegates to at
tend the National Anti-SlaveFy Conven-
ton, at Albany, N. Y, on the 80 of July
next. 1t is to be hoped that as many will
attend as can possibly make it convenient.
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n Offices.
ANTI-sLAvERY CONVENTION.

An Anti-Slavery Convention will be held
in Rutland, on the 25th and 26lh inst
commencing on Tuesday evening of the
18th, by public lecture; and on next
dav business meeting at 9 o'clock, and
public exercises at half past ten, A. M.
A general attendance of gentlemen ard
ladies is respectfully solicited Able and
distinguished public speakers are expected
to be present. and take part in the DELHI
erations. J. A. ALLEN, Sec. of the
Er Com. W. A. S. S.
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

NJ Royce, 81 90: E Hubbard, 50 so;
E. Goodnough, 81 so; VIM. Wvlie, 81
so; WIN. Anderson, 81 50; S. Llmson.
81 90, Dea. Shaw, 81 90.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-19
PLASTER.
FRESH GROUND.

~ OVA Scotia & Western Plaster
In ground, & warranted Of the first
quality. constantly on hand and for sale
by the BRANDON IRoN CoMPAxY.
March u, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-19

jet VIII be cautiously avoided in the de-
alterations of the occasion.
W. L. Chaplin. rr..
VIM. Goodell. o'ica'
Joshua Leavin,
He Stauton, view ofR.
Gurdon Grant, Troy.
n. Stafford,
A. G. Alder, -
Hiram Fanning, AiOany.
n. Colburn.
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+. S.-Editors who love TO do a friend
y thing are requested TO give this notice
an insertion in their respective eceeHent
papers. w. l.. c.
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MARRIED..

In Poultney, on the 18th inst, bv V. r. Ho,cb-.
Kendrick of the former place. ~ > - AyOi4
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FOR SALE at the Anti-slavery Repos-

OI6 ~ AAI - = -~~H S@-
tory Vergennes,
"SlGUcry as IL as"
Jays ne1O GCork.
Smiths letter to Clay.
B. Green's Nsw Testament Argument
rs. SIavery
NOTICE. The third stated religious
meeting, recommended by the Vermont
Association, will be held in the Baptist
Meeting house. in Hubhardton. on Wednes-
| day the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The meeting, by the request Of the
friends in Hubbardton, is appointed one
week earlier than the time specified in the
Minutes. Ministers and others are re-
quested to attend. G. A. THOMAS.
Brandon, June IT. 1889.
The Ministers, connected with the Ad-
olson County Baptist Association, are
requested to meet at brother Leonard
Kimbah's, in Bridport, on Tuesday before
the last Wednesday in June instant, at
O'Clock, p NJ, for the purpose of reviv.
I ing the Ministerial Conference.
w. G.. JOHNSON
Whiting, June, 1889.
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Ansi-siavery Convention or North Easter,
New YorI-t


New York!
ne friends Of the slave and of ;npar-
tlal freedom and the believers IN natpral
equalaty OF mankind are resnec,fuHv -.
vIted to meet at Union VILLAGE in W.T.
,nS'oh county on The Goth inst, 1.-THE last
wednesday IN June, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
The officers of county and local soc;e.
tts IN the counties of Clinton. Fssey
Warren. Washington, Saratoe9. Mon,,
gomerv, Schenectady, Scoharrie. Albany
and Rensselaer, are earnestly requested to
take efficient measures without delav IN
have their respective societies fully and
ably represented on the occasion. Friends
IN The same counties or elsewhere who
are not formally attached to societies. will
consider themselves also as most cordially
invited to be present TO participate in the
discussions and contribute 10 The interest
of the meeting. Will not some of our
true hearted associates in the good cause
from the Green Mountain State Join MS
and spread the mutual sympathy? No
drajt we may make upon The hospitality
OF our Union Village friends will be pro-
tested that is certain THEY'LL not be
- 1910 'hS 70 e III any gOOQ NOrk!
The assistance of distinguished gentlemen
from abroad may be expected.
w. l.. CHAPLIN,
Cor. Sec. and Gen'l Ag't N. Y. State
A. S. Society
UTICA, JUNE 3, 1889. }
AniI-Slavery Rooms.
+. S.-Editors who love to do a friend
y thing are requested TO give this notice
an insertion in their respective eceeAent
papers. VIC
The third quarterly meeting of the Ad
olson County Baptist Association is to be
held with the Baptist Church in Bridport.
on the fourth Wednesday Of June. Ex-
erclses 10 commence at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
IN the west meeting house. We earnestly
solicit our Christian friends from abroad
to- "come over and help u.s. We hone
our brethren will come prepared TO pro-
tract the meeting few DAYS, if Proyi-
dence should indicate it to be duty.
L. KIMBALL.
Bridport, June 4, 1889.
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June 10, 1888.
PREJUDICE.

Our war with the peculiar American,
eolOrpho6ic prejudice is interneeine--lo
the death-and as much again, this
nreiudice is, first, in itselfthe meanest and
wickedest Of all things. and, second, it is
the main prop Of sIaoery Therefore, we
ouote the whole Of an article from the
Herald Of Freedom on the same subject
with one we indited two weeks ago. 1t
Is better than onrs, ten TO one. We com
mend it to all female patients who are
sick Nth the phObia, and not Of it.-Mass.
AbolitioniSt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

These rates are n.ar, u0iRa but little = doas bills AID
southern bank note. BY very few OF tie sroser An
Improvement present rates cannot be eaonaoytNpeced
before the crop. furnish tbs sass q fresh bills and W
ready sale the revival Of trade IN England places active
funds ,hc comm,ld % the southern ia'dotoss The vast
crops n The West will force prices 50 low a. perhaps 70
induce shipments Engl.na 1, extent Tbs Nonid Al
low ample funds ~ accumulate in the eastern cites against
which draw exchange IN favor of the west The immen'e
cotton crop Of the south will be in d the bills Afforded
thereby will enable merchants 60 realize What dec
hem unable rate A. the CROP moe freely FOR
ward the priceswill resede.
This nucuaon IN the rates 81 domestic exchange - the nat
urai result IL leaving the regulation thereof to the Of
trade WIN the crop the capital q the so,h Tor
ward Il !. morally much faster than the payments the aorh
REQUIRE The rate &C exchange drawn against there
fore recede according the quantity offering A. the
become realized towards the spring q the year. renewed
nand crca,edby the rirs business. bills then be
w 20 receipt the crop must continue se A
the payment ,r goods pcha,d At tie NORTH average AID
months, IN. indebtedness. of the sosh 70 tie north a doe
fcr their fall purchase ne months g June, July August
or precisely that period ofhe year when the crop has mostly
gone forward and funds exhausted The premium
<.hapge ranges therefore, YER, high at That season. and s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10


The U. schr ESpermss Lisstenant Commanding
Of the Surveying Ezpsdoa sailed for Philadelphia rem Noi
folk nth iat The steamboat Engineer, also attaches 70
service laid for the present. the surveys being
IN consequences OF ts unsvorable the year nun
Der OF her having suffered much from the ever o. s
country aad the severity a the au,y to obige their return
to the north
cutter Hamilton, Captain sursess sailed from Newport
7th inst for New York.
Sarah and Elizabeth from New York for Africa, July H.
lat <0,i6 lon 70.
large steamer August in lat 49, a. lon osf
standing W. She appeared TO very slowly
Bremen bark from Cadz for New York, Aug 3 about ia
3s, Ion 20.
FOrei4n P0To1.
BALlzE, (HosDuRAsJ 20 days nnce-Sid, Elizabeth, -
New York
ST. JOINS, IN b. July 2s-Arr Cheftain Croker, New
York.
United HlRtes P0res.
BosTsr Aug Arr Wankincs, Nickei son. New York; sth
Oscar, Lowell, do; Active, ksore. jersey City.
SALEM Aug Arr Ocean wilkins. New York, Augereta,
Crewel, do
PRe'IDEscr Ang Arr Richard Taylor, Croker, New
York; sid Moses Eddy. DO; syph, do; Van Buren, do
WnMlSGTor, (Dsl) Aug 5-Arr Pioneer, Carson, York.
Arge, do Dulcmer, do.
NoRToLK, August SIN Hampton Roads, Kutnsof, Tay lor
for Rotterdam; Ark Flanders, Glasgow6h, Statira Men
gomery, Roerdam-sld Saluda Waters Liberia; Kemp
ton. Bedeil, New York.
BRus,wcK, Ga. July l6-Arr Cumberland, Shs st. johns
-22Wm + Bird. Carson, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

ProPsrtissably Low il the noaths q Nevsnssr 40
when the fall tide ofhs srsP pressing fsrv.ss
ket UsAer the banh slsaseasat, this stats ss
akea advantage sf natural huctsasSes u.s.
s.ed BY the specuIations Of the bsnk Under ssnohn
bank IL was net so. The neither bsak, y es"s""'.S
branches at the commercial points throughout hs
purchaser Of exchange At the regular ra'e 70 any
exe. and aid not pre. the bills upon market at
ssnabs moment She therefore able to supply mem "nen
in demand at Uniform rate
The result Of this oreration will readily be perceived
was an immense saving farmer aud planter ss Of whose
pockets taken discounts now charged upon
points Formerly when the rate Of exchange cosd DC
calculated upon all OF the year. the exchange was
paid BY northern merchant the amount being nearly
nominal On the cessation Of the action Of the u s. Bank
however, the confusion nts which the exchanges fell,
taught the Nor bern merchants throw the risk OF exchange
upon their Southern The result according to
dmi.sion Of from TO 10 per cent in theactual
value Of the erop For instance action Of the u
Bank OF cotton would pay for certain amount Of
merchandise at the Norh at proportionate prices BY the re-
Aaesn Of cent exchange only, which paid Sy the sci
ier Now will take $50 bales OF cotton in Mississippi to
pay for the goods at the prices because the amount
be RENTED by the merchant without his paving
Of per the holder Of the bill He must there
fore charge the planter of the cotton IS per cent for the
goods he sells him. which out Of the pocket oil
planter directly the Golfers OF the Bank This state Of
hEg could not exist under the supervision and control OF
National Bank.
sales Mt the stock Exchange.
lee shares United States Bank Ill, do l0t3i do
Manhstten Bank 1928 do Blk OF State Of n 1919 do
ls3e do NJ A. Trust Co a. % DO "a 10 do a. n do IA
do Delaware aud Hudson Canal Co c74 DIDO 81 100 do
Mechanics Association sol 40 do ssb do Blk of Commerce
S9-25 do Ohio Life Trust Co 9S-2e do Morris Can
Blk 10 go IS do so 10 $50 do Vcksburg Blk $50 so do
2i 10 do $751; 70 do so 81 so do 36. 50 do 90 $50 50
do 3s-lo do Washington Marine Ins Co 30 do 100 DO
Merchants Fire 96-5 Eighth Ward Fire Ins Go 70
10 do 10 40 do 70-25 do Mohawk 30 sSl-5s do
Paterson 59-ls do Paston and Providence lOSa 10
Do 1904 10 do 0ek 10 do lOOt 10 do o0*-20 do New
Jersey a. 20 do $40 Sonington 323-50 do
Harem IS 50 DO 46 Ice do l5 40, leo do <6, 10
do $50 do Syracuse & Utica n lilo do UGcaA
Schenectady ll7-a5 do Canton Co Baltimore 81 10 de
"a. s do ~, ~ do "a, IS do - d 35t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10


The principle articles thus imported The following
Cotton manuf.c Rs / O5l 900 Wines Rs 81 900
Linen ditto $1,000 Butter, 5000
Woolen ditto, $500 lronmongcry, $1,000
silk $4,000 Drugs and meaienes 81 600
Colfsh, l000 900 Toys and small wares, $1,000
Sailed mel and Jerk Flour, %, 900
cd beef, l79 500
Statement the principal exports from Baha from l Jsn
vary to 3ist March, 1882
sugar 1896 cases boxes 379 barrels 1882 bags
7i5O5l arr Cotton 1913 bags-45sl4 arrobas. Run SS5
pi,e. Sailed hides, 4als7.
rhe value export Of the said three months esma-
tel 2a40 965 The Of export duties levied there
% was 279 ESQ rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10


Arrived.
Ship Fomosa Crawford, - days from Petou. with coal to
w Whitlock. jr.
ship Mo.iea Mcclellan SO day, from ST. Petersburg with
iron 10 7 Nevus q Son
sh, Florence Barstow days from Ha're with nd.e
Barstow y Pope.
org Madison Buckley day. from Savannah, with cs,t,p.
t. Stur.cs X Chairman.
Brig Bourne Beckett day. FROM Hamburg, with md,. to
Moses Taylor
big Il Gorniss Lovder, ~ days from New od:an will,
tobacco a. Griffin
pfir Historian seu ker 20 days from Bale Bay &C Honda.
rss With logsood. to Nesmth Leeds
Brr Two tr. Bartlett ~ days from Pictsu with coal
10 N,smith Lc,as
III ss ocsaa cnnns,oa 10 days from Windsor, plaster
10 master.
H. : ,chr Wave Lieutenant Commander Howard, from
Washington . & and 90 hours from the Cape.
Schr Hornet osborn lays from Baltimore with mdse To-
> liz rsn MaiIrla. --, Is day, from Sidney with OPAL
sshr Model, Btrd.c day. from Virginia, with wood, q
favter
sehr Alura Rogers, Collins, day, from vrsinis, % the
maatcr.
SER Pampco Monroe. II lays from Mobile, with 'mber,
10 master.
sch Wave. sprasuc, days from virsua with wood, to
master
schr Planet Terry days from Petersburg, With tobacco to
order.
sebr Freedom, Holt, days IRON Virginia, with wood, to
the master.
sebr Victoria, soper days from Virginia, with wood, to
SER william &. Te,en Jones, days from virginia With
wood.
Sci, Ruoicon, Edwards, DAY. from Virginia, with wood to
MASTER
scbr Daniel Webster D,marest, from Virginia. with wood
% master.
schr Cibarn,, Wilcox, days from vrgiEs with wood to
thr master
Two ship, and three brig.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
M Ar IE ID.

On Thursday evening 9Th inst MIR. John II Rly Of Phila-
d.iri., Miss May Ann, only daughter Of MIR. J. Bnns
.a.rchant, OF this city.
o. "Wednesday. 7th instant by the Rev. David r. Dover
Mr. william b. roote, to Miss Sarah Amanda Lucas all Of
this city.
At Clinton Com. the It'll Instant by the Rev. Mr. Foster
Edwin Wilcox Of this city, Amelia A. Whittlesy, 81 the
former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
d.

Alter shcgt lu,s. Ms,gar,t wife OF William Bennett and
lea,hier VI .i,eka-i Gr- go'y, aged % years
Her ftiends and rspectuly Invited t. at
end er funeral this Saturday m,rnag 10 O'Clock from
Henry street, Brooklyn. without further invitation.
On Friday morning. 9th nst Marcia T. daughter Of the late
Johu Halstea4.
On Thursday evening, sh Instant William D. Mclaughlin.
wear
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

have received from correspondent at RIO de Jsneiro
the following table Of the commerce OF that place.
Statement Of the value Of foreign goods cleared for sonsumP
ton the house Of Bahia from LIST January to 3ls
March, 1882 Distinguishing the countries whence impored
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
Passenger Arrived.

In the Gorniug, from New Orleans Mrs + Smith an
eh,ld Mrs L Brown Mrs Pollock and child, Messrs X
White r. n Peck, Smith, Bush, = w Lyons, Perry,
Anderson, Hubbard Williams, Samson and T. Fas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
1snclGels 80 aDepnrs.


Torosto London John Griswod; Carroll Of Car.
rolton Bird Liverpool Walker; Elizabeth Staples, Port
nd Ce.mith Leeds Caroline and Mari, Cole, CsdIr and
Malaga DARBY johnson; Planter, Smith, Chsrlsson Maria
(swedh) Boman Havana Dickson; Calcutta Cole, Peter.
burg Va Henri, Chase, Hetes. Pniladephia; Orbit (sr)
Davidson Windsor. ~. ,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
MONEY MAR x 4 a.
Friday, August 0---S r. NJ.


Wall street exceedingly quiet, AID the stock n-hs pre-
.ent, bu, little change u. Bask has inpr,ytd yer csat,
ycl.buro per cent? Harlem per cent, aorfis Ss
al per cent Del Hudsoa per csnt; steAisstos per-
cent.
Tier. were runors IN Wall street that the u bans es
Of Philadelphia were demand for the purpose q unsny tina
Institution for specie. The movement probably " retAa
,ion on the part persons the Bank Ter dissenting
a. Of the brokers' IL is therefore set oil much n"
There ha. been an arrival Of specie today from Be
iIe Honduras
In our recent pubca OF the report Of the Bsnk o. Ken
tuky we nen Ted apparent discrepancy N The reduction
az IN, sece on hand compared with the return. aat %
tbe on III, OF January 1888 In the return last
mentioned the note. Of Tic other banks added TO the specie
the circular OF bank included the sPese only The
true returns stands ihas:-
so.e;e AID specie funds JAM 1885, Se6o4s2 Specie so42s
SPs" - !. Junr 1899 sel7u5 :" 635
~, -. =. 81 .,.c;. fn.a. S77s7 Cps
TIM, appears the reduction Of the specie was soeso
.lv Will. the reduction notes Of other banks
500 ss2 hence apparent discrepancy The report
made ia some Wall street paper, that the supended debt
Of h institution increased BY loans 70 land spct
Ior, is wholly unouudcJ suSh loans have been made
The .u.pen ded deb, i comparatively very small.
Nunsrou, applications viii be made 70 the NEXT Legislature
AZ from various sections OF the ommonwealh
for the thanking Institutions We have noticed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

NO We have been requested by MIR Stokes now oeosg
inc 10 the ship Carroll CAroou, Captain sd 10 return
his grateful to Dr. Williams the ocu Of
House recovery Of his sight at Mass
in the wear 1885, that he one among great hsn
beers Of men, children that were restored 10 sgn,
by his remedies cevcr iacc which nc mas oeen ape
10 regain his former in society although declared to be
ncurbe by an Ocuist Boston, after using his best ehor
for three Years without benefit. Mr. Stokes stated As vessel
the Carroll of Carrolton to sail Tor Lverpoe is
h;eh on xam ,ing our Marine List find is the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
IEnr the Harald.l


90 Extract Of letter from the late Stephe. Grard bank
err late Of Philadelphia Mr. Williams the English Ocalist
then Paris dated hi adephA April 10Th, 1880 Mr. irad
nsay 30 years enc out 81 Immense mum
beers above years old we'll the middle aged and the
Young blind but have been re-
to sight or benefit ., nc use OF one " o'ef " ~
remedies duri the Last forty Two years -
To MIR. Williams, Honorary Ocu st, &C. to the king Of
France Srl have had slow but favorable prospects lhs
skin that thick and Of yellow ISL appear
ance much clearer and lish,er IN inc
and the right outer edge oil Ae pupil whch
can under the cataract AZ TO the
the sight OF have very little hopes; bu should Dc
the case will and will consider It a. great
miracle particularly do remember when lost the ssht
Of that eve; indeed If suce born ns have been
very young doctors they do not visit my house. ans
consider the treatment OF evers cuts &c comPe-
tent an any one ia United States therefore shzl not put
them in competition you. Your obcdien servant,
STEPH. GiRARB.
Mr. Williams lives Providence Hsse, 4l9 Broadway
New York. patients daily received roa one to three,
aud where post paid letters be sent from any !rt
world Of the diseases OF the Eye or Dndnes or o
re Is made /. any per.on New York for the
ment Of hi. accustomed vance) and will be answered
they arrive before the LIST May $780, when ne 10
leave for Europe. suiV 1"SitW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

The letter bags the Toronto, Grswod Cor Londor vill
close Gpn Evehangs Reading Room, this morning 4 II
q rlock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

WHO WANTS CHEAP CLoTHES1--Reader If GU do,
w jus, cali a J. MAJORS Chap Tailoring ss Clothing
Etab.hms No AL Grand street corner opposite
Wt whore you Will make saving Of ), leat rs per
For instance max coats OF suPerne Enghh CLOTH Of any
color from SIS $40 which from s. 10 $40 less than The
prices made the best and warranted elegant
fs Other garments also ready made clothes sold al
equally low prices lot Of superfne Coats ordered during
the past ear and not called for, will be sold at co.
au1 lmIs- J.. MAJOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

MORNING n ERALD-sHiP NEWS.
Port sT New York, August. 10.
az, ar,, u,os WATER 20
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10

80, ro-.v., n. w.s dssappointsd, and % going e
80 = ~, ,rss nre found that il he'd made itself
-;nx. ..d Aowu away SusPicie. falling ON the
nrsener. who was known to the family, she was
In.tice Wyuan said it was pretty bsld theft and
committed the accused for trial.
Isffu Rogues Henry Strsstman was fully COM
itted fer stealing pocket DOOR from the counter o.
M Otter's store in Pearl street.
Rr;dyet Wright, a she leafer, was charged with
stealing thin pair Of breaches" from the washing
tub Of Sarah Beanett. Bridget could not deny the
fact for the breeches were found on her, and the
MAGISTRATE said that although il was not novel
thing for the lady oafers to wear the breeches still
If they steal them they must suffer some. SO Bird
get was committed.
William Wright was committed for stealing dang
fork.
NIBLo's.-An English Vaudeville. a beautiful PAN
temime and rich orchestral treat, are attractions
which will doubtless be productive OF amusement 10
the vsiters, and profit to the proprietor Of tne Oar
den this evening Were we to fill co'snn we
could say no more, that, in every thing they ao'
the Raves are excellent in all they offer Tor the en-
tertainment of the public tonight
SueRrNEss OF BREATH.-For the cure OF tnis
disease nothing can equal the vegetaoie baisah VI
Liyerwort as made by DIR Taylor. IN many IAses
we have seen this medicine tried, and ats merits nave
vsr heen found wanting. 1t restores the lungs to
healthy action, and gives them new vigor; asthma
- not an unfreauent cause Of difficulty OF breathing,
and in this ease we can our readers, that "
Tavlor's Balsam is certain cure Let IL &c In
every house. and there will be less OF consumption
beware of Frauds,-Dr. Taylor head quarters IS
ut 375 Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-10
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

PhlCE NJ lHE Ut Esd.
Political economists have frequeutly differed to what
fair, and the time the of value bW
Jet who had grsvey recorded
be his opnionta the nominal price amy article sold or
any Of its actual value. Such notion would BE-
deemed great fsacy thai its statement paper log,
cal ducton, would zbsuray and those
dvidsx who about from store to another Tor the
which they be usish-d with articles Of food and
n,sni, Of commit stiit greater bccalte
prsctcal absurdy, han speculative philosopher wuf
10 who down in his closet To from such false
pr,n,es The would merely be laughed at a
ce bot the others deemed Ill ony graduate among the
po-oh- Of Lsputa who making deal board
Of s,ust and extracting sunb~ams from sucunbers t.
krg most npori nt oia articles IL this dressing age
whether riding, ie kind called tor
.nI hsw many different eitens, all OF whist
affect the interest OF the weasr go 10 make its cost
There the material secondly, the quality OF
Of the cloth. These primorda ingredients to wards coat M
self evident much the wind, weather.
Caprice and Idly when into the hands Of th
Snyder there the skill OF the cutter the quality OF the trim
mngs aud last though not least the scientific qualifications
which The artist possess, who is to send Into th
breathing wordn not thing Of shreds and patches but
article OF beauty, utility an lury fed either to aorn
esecrae human Other could be adducec
shoS that ccats least many things, which the world
large thinks Of should be taken into consideration befor,
its actual value be aseerianed H these principles
based truth, what folly IS 1t then, for their
shoe leather in running after stores, finding tailor
who charge low nominal price, when Is evident that
the test or chcapness. They should entirely dsgars
price, but AT the time, they should examine the material
ascertain the standing Of the manufactures Oft neglect thu
skill OF the cutter aud above ALL pay especial attention 10 the
Of the w.rl who Is TO give the finishing touch
that which in its native simplicity protected the sheep, but
when proper seaefc Of labor has been
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