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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-03-07

mNnity and benevOlenco which invite the
employment Of their energies, LEI them select
some one moro harmless, that does not THREAT.
en- 70 deIuge our country In blood. 1 cali
upon that small portion Of the clergy. which
has lent itself TO these Wild and ruinous
schemes. not to forget the holy nature OF the
Divine mission Of the Founder Of our Relig.
ion. and 70 profit by his peaceful example,
Z entreat that portion 0f my counfFywomen
who have given their countenance 10 aboli-
ton. 70 remember that they are ever most
loved and honored when moving in their
own appropriate and delightful sphere !: and
to reflect that the ink which they shed IN
subscribing with their fair hands abolition
petitions. may prove but the prelude TO me
shedding Of the blood Of their brethren
adjure all tho inhabitants, Of the free States
TO Febuke and discountenance, by their opin-
ion and their example. measures which must
inevitably lead to the most calamitous con-
sequences. And let US all. as couniryn,eu.
as friends, and as brothers. cherish in urlfa.
ding memory the motto which bore our an.
ceslors triunphansly through all the trials Of
the Revolution as. ifadheFed % h win con.
duct their posierity through all THAI NAV. in
the dispensation Of Providence, be reserved
tor them. s'i ~ 900 81 sthsst.b sisi .sgai'a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
8Scrg,Ci CiY04E2cE.

9un l0tcn 2Iu0ut, rurdj ben Gbr,p. S,rn.
g dger Or. SD artin 81 Rcn0cL nit
WiB Sniannd Wcn9cL belize ocn
Wnblrr CIR. Scrf6 So.
9lm I7tcu SHr. ScuucoiIe llnocr
nit WPiB @atbartna Men9eI, tctce
pm 9Gjuoirr.
SHcrr Sacct @euaeL nit Nlts Gf
tber HptbcnneL betoe ppu QStnoior
Tannidlip, Scrt6 GauntY.
glm 1Stcu SHcrr Odpio Stciu, nit
MiB 9uua SiHiA bcjce prn EynntauL
gchd SauntD.
ncrr Spiepb evans, NIT 0tis
20 ~ Nei dl e( oorfer, bctoe BON 9lls
tony Saunfthip, Scrt5 SauntD.
9lm lrbtcn Scnntag burh zen Gbrp. SHrn
3eller, Nr. Sacrt NRarr, pCn Ofacun9tc
nit SO aria SC d, ocn Sal5tnr9.
CUR ndmlitcn 3cjt, Nr. Sacpb 2 hneis
er, pru SbcrsS SducUna NIT DtiB @ltid
tetb Gemmerer, Ycn SalStnr9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Galllltn Committee.

Cicjcui0c Committee, mcIhc burt Die te>
mrfratiid'e @ic9crmaurrr @criammlnrn in
lIcbcrciniinnurtg cine6 GcIthlut1cs, um llns
terihriftcn gu etncr StttIdrift an Die GicfeBs
Qebun9 ;u iammlclL bamit Die s a II a l.
6 III III & iouer6 fnftt9 pom Gplfe
bicie6 StaatS crlpdhlt mcrher, crnaunt
murrc, bciteht aus fclgeuNen prriHucn:
Stnbt 9IGtcntdm: IS. 9lprlpb SaQe.
Ncrthamptcn Inmittip. CoYio Gjclc.
Gtcr WiIfnro. G.yG. Mciorc, GiQ.
9. gGhcithau. Gcpr0c Nelffrid1.
Sb. Macun0ie. Gjcpr9c StciniuQcr.
&C. Macun9ie. Solcmrn 9Ec6cp.
SalStWg. Ganjel &lcjn.
S,anrUcr. Salcman Nlrrc6.
.I!eireIbcr9. S,pcn Sd9cr.
EcmhiJ. Spbn 9&cica.
yNriIonkura. 4>aul NIcter.
&C. gEtcitbaI. Comcs Cclthlcr.
9GS. Gic Qcbrndtcn Sjuidriftcn rrrrbcn
bi6 gum 1itcn Gctrtcr an rti9c GNmmittcc
lbcr9cbcn nCrocu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
OCEentltCDe 9Scupu.

3ufrlgc be6 leGtcn 9SillenS uno 2eltas
meut6 bcS pcrtcrbeuen Sob 2eibH ebes
benz bon 9Seidenbur9 Saunidlip, eedha Sallls
tD, lcQ auf 6fFentlid)cr Senbu perfanft irers
cer, Samita96, Den 5teu ndhftcn October,
Wutta95 UNI ~ llbr, all Der 9eipeienen
Nrbuung bc6 belagten SerItcrbenen, nadp
ltcbenoc6 @t9cntbum, ndmllh:
30. |. Cine SDlantalte, lte9eno III beia9s
tenn Gauuidtp, itc6eno an Qauo ocn Cania
SNclffrttt, Caucl QeibD uuo anoerer; euts
ba!tcno 80 9lder NIB 9iuthcn; baoru lit
chr9efihr Die S16lfte Sall> unO bas llebri9e
5HolSs unD SdwammsQanc, ncbit einem gu,
ten SaumsSinrtcn, uno 1T binldn9lit1 nit
QGadtr perIeheu. 0arauf 1T erridltet: ciH
bcppcltc6 SlcCt lSphnbauS, cine Sd,mei;cr>
fttl'ucr tbctl6 prn Stctn une tteil6 bon SOL,
erboutt nrdb bclnabe neu; ctn SreunbauS
uno ieniti9e gcbengebdubc.
DO. .. Sin Stud Hanet liegcilb lit bcla9s
fem Gaunitip, itceenb an 9ic. 1. ino an
Eanb pen Gauiel $Helffrid uno anberer euts
haltcno SO 9lcter llnb &c 9iuthen-belfeben
III Sau, SCbmdmm uno prrtreff lidcm
SorIS.Eoubc, rcbit Saum9arteiL unb 1T gut
nit gSaIcr rcrictcn.
9(o. 3. Gin Stilf Qanc, lir9enb in be,
id9tem Sauuid)ip, itpBeuo an SEQ. l, ait
2anb bon Gan. Soelffrid uno 9luoerer--euts
taltcnb ) scfcr ulip 20 0tutben; Sappn ilt
rnnrfibr ! 9cfer flar uuo Gao ilbrinr .1>nt,<
lano-tbctlS TaItanlelL SfreBlIn9 nno alts
pcre6 SHpl;.
gGtr pcr Der &cnNu eo6 pbi9e @igentbum
III 9m9cuIdeiu ncbmcn nil, brliebe lTd) bei
ciucm Der unterldriebencu @recutprenl Die
onbct mchrcr, ;u mclecn.
Gic &cpiu9uu9en tpcrocn tefauut 9enadt
uno Guf>portun9 9e9ctcn rcn
Smltel $oelfrtch ! Grcr,,tcr3
Seniamln SeitnL '"''''
bc6 peritprbcncn Sobu qeibp.
81. .. Sc0ten cS &6ufcr pllnideu, banu
triro 30. l. lno DC. ?. Sniammen ocrtauft
merecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
[Qlu6 Der Gcrc6, fir 9lu0nit.

NriI6c6 SO el f6fprn. Sic
icnt9cn uclcbe Sreunre iino pcn fri
fbcn 9SelltforL unbwttnld,en ntcG.
tell Ca0elbc audi tnl 9Stnter 9llt erhals
ten SIT taben, mD9en MN Ole 8ele
9entGit tenueen, roiielte i'll reire, bihte
TdGhen 3u pafen, nit elmer Sol3brtts
te, 70 fart rrie man fie fur 8nflmern
matt. G5 mub nit Den Snlfen
iperben nnb oie Bruhe brl!ber
qellen elnlit e6 ret tcr 2nft rcrnnhrt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
unb Ger G'abrnn9 coer SanlniB niht
auS9eieet it. 60 auftenahrtes Gorn
foil tTeb febr lan9e halten, nno eem
frtld)eR nrr lpent9 uab9eben.
.Nr. Nrncfrr

SNr. Cruder:
Ga nac, cincm ScfbMB Der @dmtDs&ers
Iammhm9 feline Ganeicaten fir ole @auus
t p9t emter I non beu OclcQaten aufgeuonts
men weroen IoQcn, uub Ga cit jecer fre l.
wi[lt0 fir beiaate 9emter laufen fpa, Ir
ncbmc td mir Die Srcttcit ben jIrn. 6 f
yer 6 &c ct ner, upu NcrthamptpuSauns
ittp, ais einen lhidlittcn Gauoioatcn fir
@aunt0s9 pm iii fioncr, Gem &pltc
oieirS Gaunty OuWcmpichlcu.
Sin StinmfdhiQcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Scle01tcn>0} 0}crilmmIln1.

Nic cemcfrotifhcn @c9cumaurcrs CcIcQas
ten pcn Ecda GauntD merocu iTh, i'll @cs
mdBhcit res Scithlngc6 ccr &auntW&crioNls
lung, ain uidlitcn SamitaQc, ais rem 3litcn
2lu0ut, an rcnt Nnuic prn Gitncrn @Utb
CYGcnncr6 Q8irtb6hau6) III Sitosg8bcihdO,
oeriommler, INN ciueu q iTc blD QGahls
;cttcl Su frrmircu. g6 miro cnrdrtct, eaB
iTd, Cclc9atcu pcn jerem Tannfdip I'M Gauu>
tD einfmrcu werrcn, ramit ra6 @auntD p6ls
Iig III Der Convention rcpreIcutirt miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28

Giuciundti.-Gie eailD @dsette pom
6ten Sluquit iu9t: "Serbrcdlcn pcrnchreu
unb ucrQr66ern ilth in luIcrcr Stabt bis al
eincm pabrbaft itdupcrooueu @jrabe. Sic
@ourt bat ebcn ibre mubiame Sieung beers
otot uno Die gln;ahl Der ShuIbigb
iclprht ais Die Wani9faIti9feit uno 9lblilcu'
lidfcit Der ans 2tdIt uno sur Seltrafuna 9es
brQhtcn 8crtrcthcu muB un6 III Sdrcdcn
1eBeu. Nte bereit5 peraula6ten ScIcrgnllIc
lTno nUcb crh6ht ipcrbcn burtb folgenbe 8crs
fGQe. Sm 9lufan9 Der leEten QScdlc iprroe
et mrrttrenncriidner &erIuh 0cmadt, bic
;pct ucueu Gjctauoe all Der 7tcn StrdBe,
6os Giocntbum be6 Socrru Slcrb Suruct II.
Spbu =. GjrrBbed, nod, nthr pOli9 gum Scs
pptnel fcrtig 9emad,t, burd] Scucr 5u SER
lt6reu. Giefer Seriudl Id'lu9 jcerd,, pbuc
piel St,apcn au;uridtcrr, frhl. EcGtcuSam>
ltaa mcr0en6 brld, ctu auberes Ncuer 0uS,
mclhcs sic Sel lnb Mahlmublcu am @aual
nit eem iIct) cariu befnbIiden QScrthc Ser>
itSrtc uno ben Ipo ctnc6 bartu ihlafcnecn
iuuQcn Wanuc6 UeraulaGtc. SSm hcllcn Sas
Qc6lid,t, Gcraec ais oa6 Scuer bel ecn OtHbs
len oclGIdt war, muroe mtcrcr Neucr an9cs
feat in bcu cbcnQcuanuten Gjebduocu, ipuroe
ater oliiftidjcr QGeiIe cutbcctt III Dem legten
9mQcnblid, III Dem nod Ncttuu0 9ctrnuht
,perocn frnntc. Ga6 ollerIhrcfltttite ereigs
nate fIh dbcr lcEtcn Scnntag. QSdhrcuo
benz pcrmittdglihcn @rttc6etenIte III Der st.
paul'6 STRIDE C@pl5CcpaD, wuree SeuCr III
Die Scuuta06 IdulblbItothcf, ipctle I'M Ell>
tern Strcf iId tcfncct 9clc9t. jtanm bate
Die &jcneinoc ole Stride oerldiIen, ais bds
Eeucr austrud,, mllrbe abcr nod, Sctttg 0cs
nuq cnttcctt, nm oa8 @jcbIuoc su rettcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
Gtar1

9lm leftrn Gicnita0c, in Sal;turA s l.
pina, E6cttcrIein bcs lHru Benjamin 5tcf,
in cincm glItcr BON S Sabren II. . 9Otcnatc.
Glm 6ten 2luQuit, i'll Clinton Sounidltp,
bartholomew Sc. CSuo.) Sor. q bra a III
& Il, CT, frilber BON SolSburg, Scta So.
in ciucm aft. ocu 81 cSahr. ST hiuterlirB cine
tctrubtc Q8itwc, NIT jpci unmllnri9cn &ils
bern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
QbiuBes oper Gattune,

Speben crhaltcn Cit 9linscuee8 9lfprtcr
ment &ottuue, Die benz WuSlju be eine im
Multcr mo jebcr ancern S3in1ht 9ieih fInc.
GtcufaIl6 Elm elegante6 9lfcrtinent
Spte9el II,
NIT pcr9cIceten uno Wahc9cny 9tabmen, sn
perfaufeu AM Stcbr BON
CSphn 9Stlfou.
Die bphitcn lrciie weroen brSaHt fin
Nlatteilanrrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28

c,n yieipsgorf fam peri9e Wcd)e cine jiins
Qe Srldneeriu in ben 9,ubiaoen yip. 40
8roperY, hate Elm Stub allf benz Slrmc uno
rplnfd,te bemlelben eiucn Ssut gu fauftn.
cir erlud,te Die pusmaherirL oaS Sttnb bod
eineu 9luqenblid su balten, bamit iIe ibre
9reunbin berei,rufen fcnne, bic ebenfalls
eincu Sout faufen irplle. Wacame belt oas
Stnb ;pei Stunben lang, aber pcoer Srldns
berin nod Sreunoin wcHtc lTd) pteeer bltfs
fen laGTcn; iIe fauote caber ben unocrhcfs
ten Spr6BlitG su benz iIe 8cicRltA ntht be
red)tt9t mar, tuS 9lrmcnhauS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
IonlCs GTantcf0lt

G1ufn1nnS Shnciocr III 9Qlcnt1ln
Wudlt hermit ieincn Sreuuccn iripie eis
ucm 9eehrtcn publiflm cr9ebcnit befannt
baB er Ictncn & le 10 rsS oh III ciem
bon Will ler'6 ueueu Sdcps, ;rptitten
@apt &jumpcrt'S, sllcntauu I,otcl uno Slus
mer'5 @uditcbr (gegcnllbcr &ca6' 6utts
itobr) UcrIc9t, no or auf Slano bat etn
augcmciuc6 enforcement pCn
Sii6crlL G1iltnlerS, G1fetett5, QScs
ftcBeu9e, II. {. ~.
tie cr auf @eiiellun9 itnea nuo 9cfhmafooll
III oCrartciten in Staucc 1T.
9llIcut1uu, 2Eu9ult 2S. tq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-28
GYtrttQe &tctpW.

5awc6 s a nj { Q II, brchrt iIh iciucn
Grcmorn uno cem putljfum an3etgcn caB
CT gc9cmpIrtt9 cine id6nc 2lu6wdbl
ycrI9er Glctrcr
Ycn jctcr Scucnnur9 auf jlaub bat, Die allc
inter leiner 9lufldt ld,6u lmo bouerbaft 0ee
matt lInr. r.-9lIh bat er INNER Stcd6, 6ras
gen uno lletcrtrnoen, irtpie AUDI Sanbs
Madee fir Sdnetper ii. f. IL.
9Ipentauu, 9lug. 2S. itq-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political economists have frequently differed to what
fair and the time, the surest of value b4
we yet who had gravey recorded
be his opinion that the nominal price article sold for
any measure Of its actual value Such notion wosd b
deemed great acy that its statement paper ogi
cal deduction would its absur and yet those in
dyidua who run about from one another
pose Of NC the minimum number dollars and cents
which they be furnished with articles Of food and raj
nsnt Of course commit still greater, because moro
practical absurdy Than speculative philosopher would
do who sat down in his closet TO from such false
premises. The would merely be ag he'd visionary
cheer the other deemed ct only graduate among the
philosophers Of Laputa who contemplated making deal boards
of Sawdu and extracting sunbeams from cncumber Ia
king that articles TO In this dressing age
coat whether ock dress, riding, or the kind called
matters not and hsw many different elements all Of which
affect the interest Of the go to make W it. cost
LIST, There the material, and secondly the quality
the dye used and degree b the
Of the CLOTH These pnoda ingredients towards aeoat tits
self evident vary much the wind weather, even
and 2dy whn int the hands Of tbs
there skill Of the cutter the quality Of the trim
mngs last though not least the scientific qualifications
which ,he artist may possess who send il "into this
breathing world" no ga thing Of shreds and patches but
article Of beauty utility luxury faed either adorn
deecrate the human oIs Other could be adducsd
show that in least many things which the world 1t
large thinks not Of should be taken into before
its actual value be aseeraned If these principles
based TRUTH what folly is them for to waste their
shoe leather in running after stores in finding out tailo
charge low nominal price, when is evident that net
the cheapnes They should not entirely disregard
price, the time they should examine the material
skill CUTTER and above ALL pay especial attention 10 the
Of the workman who to give the finishing touch
that winch IN IT'S native simplicity pstecu Tue sheeP ous
and scientific Of labor has been to
it, capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
- nobl-st work Of God"
H this reasoning should happen to convince any "
the bargain buyers that estimate articles BY dollars and cents
alone they advised forthwith to visit the CASH STORE Of
s. PHILLIPS, No. 100 STREET and ascertain by the
evidence Of their eyes, IL the articles Of dress made By
him, equal quality, durability cut and ~orkmanshp
any by fashionable houses Broadway.
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compare
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price i not the test Of cheapness PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs but
the workmen sells for ready money at -
less than is charged b. those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. n263m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

NEW REFECTORY-J. SWEENEY informs his friend
In and the public that he has opened Reectory IN thu,
large building No M Falton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and every desa
ey Of the season povded appears in the market
Ne care will be wanting his part TO give general
and he hsp~s find that generous encouragement
which he 10 determined TO deserve.
il0-d J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
NRw ENCLAND HOUSE.

a. The subscriber has taken the House No. Rooss
welt street. Pearl aad Chatham which ne has hd up and
furnished with eye neatness and convenience The ur
fixtures entirely new and the bar and iarder well
furnished
To clubs and parties limited number Of boader and
to travellers the New England House offers Accommodation
which the advertiser will him share Of the pub
lie patronage. M HOOhES:
a69m*
NEW LODGING HOUsE-The large story Hou'e,
IN Mes 20 street. few doors east Of Broad
way ouh has been taken and reftted for the above
purpose in gentee modern STYLE with entire furni-
ure The situation very desirable being very RETIRED and
still in the immediate vicinity Of public business The rooms
very large and airy being IL Is parlo with bedrooms
attached sufficiently large for two BEDS with aage number Of
single bedrooms. .
70 permanent lodgers and gentlemen of retired habits this
situation peculiar as the rooms VIII be rented
very low and kept in superior order ~
No Bar kept on the premises.
In few weeks limited number OF Boarders will be ae.
commodated with breakfast and tea
B-The can be rented without furniture as best
suits the applicants.
Apply on the premises. myso-lm'
IONGRESs HALL, I42 BROADWAY, N. Y.-rhe sub
scrber beg leave inform their friends and the public
Strangers visiting city, either pleasure will
find agreeable place Of redence being in the immediate
vicinity the prominent leading to the CONNER
cia community also contiguous to the various places Of
amusement
The subscribers hope BY asduous attention to the
mediation am! comfort Of their guests also to their table, to
merit share public patronage. -
ASA HOLT, (Late Of Hollis Hotel)
Hy30 lm- FREEMAN Z. EWERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
FIRE WORKS.

ma FOURTH OF JULY-The subscriber, the old es.
tabli,hed agent for the u s. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire work) offers to the public complete assortment
arge small Fire works. fer the approaching celebration
sizes With Headings Of Gold and Silver Rain Stars scpens
Crimson Fires &c., Suns Fans Pyramids, Palm Trees Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses, with plain and illuminated centres
Mines, Torbons Hexagons Tranges, vsrcies and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons Roman Candles, Italian Stream
Snakes Nests Flower Potts. serpents or Snakes scroll aae
Pin Wheels Bengolas Spur Firms Gas,hoppers Blue Lights
Torpedoes Pulling Crackers, &c. SC.
Also Fire Crackers in boxes Of different sizes.
PARTIES conmtee Of arrangement country merchants, ci
vendors Others supplied usual with articles warranted
and AT Laboratory fixed prsces. II. YVELIN,
ie6lm+ 23I Fulton street, near Greenwich.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
OPPOsITION sTOI

49, NEW OPPOSITION sTORE.-Great bar
gains in Boots and Shoes at the new store Of the
subscriber lS4 Canal below Varck and Hudson streethr
boot and shoe Of Varck The public in
formed that there they find mammoth assortment Of all
the different kinds coo and sizes Of ladies' genlemen and
csdrcns boots shoes and slippers Gentcmen French and
American make Of CATERS At the low price OF $3.50 the pair
and warranted and all the different kinds Of 81 and 20 boots
Of the fashionable style aud all sizes al No s and 224
Canal street JAMES WlCGINS.
NIB No insulting and calling OF customers from the street
allowed tins Be particular Of the number s4 is
the door. ielSlm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

C TRAw GooDs-The subscriber bess leave 10 inf.rr
- n. friends and the public generally that he has new on
hand and for sale splendid assortment Of Lsdie and Msses
Leghorn Tuscan Braid and Straw Bonne all their vars
ue and al low prices be obtained any ohsr store
IA the city. g.,
Also tientemens and Yoaihs double and single orimmea
Leehorus white. colored and variegated Of the newest pat
terms aud finest quality. y y. bnowN,
ie5.lms Ill WHli,m street. cor. Jonn "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

GOOD NEWS! Old Boss Richards X o.of 240
s3 Canal 81, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot and Shoe Store through to Greenwich with good
trance Greenwich door frem Canal well calculated for
ladies' misses and children. Their and fashions
equsled and prices low $40 Canal street. sgs othe
largest Boot in the world. jel-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

n EXTRA MOLESKIN HATS.-Those who have
paid So in Broadway for Moleskin Hat and those
~ who have paid 50 for long nap Silk, should look at
HOWELL'S Moesku Hats sold al the low fixed price OF 49,
No should pay So for hat So for heavy long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howeps sold for
So The price fxed there therefore dsagreeabe par
ley between the buyer and seller. ID. HOWELL,
2l0 Chatham Square, up stairs,
ielllm. Late Of the hrm Of Brown Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
rropI.y,s LINE FOR ALBANY

SR Landing al the usual andisgs The new and
commodious steamboat ROCHEs TEN zap.
tain St John will leave the steamboat pier foot OF
Courandt street, Saturday morpng, june 10Th, at
o'clock. 49, -
a. hos viii land al the old State Prison Wharf, foot Of Ham
mond street rnooy q ro,yvrs'
For frsigh, passage, Apply 70 TE9qn cor
rer or West and Liberty streets IN = ., ~
An. Office or the Captain on board
All goods. freight bank bills specie or any other KIND o.
property, taken shipped on oo~u VI 'A'' ~" ~ y " WV
risk Of the thereof. 49,, r. A. -
NJ D. For the better accommodation % me up town pas
s.ngers, ". ~ WIZ ~ my23-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
pDntpN e ca g IIAr,c

- For cheapness and durability not surpassed by any
x heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, ghtness dura.
by and lue, at the reduced price Of 50. Their sales
for cash. which precuaes the necessity Of charging the good
customer for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
to examine their Hats at BROWN CO.'S wholesale aad
tail warehouse No LIS Chatham Square Of Mott st.
New York. my3l-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

NIGHT LINE. -
r~~ n PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
SrnEn landing At the intermediate landing The
new and elegant steamboat 4 = "A,
aptain NJ H. Truesde will leave the Steamboat Pier, foot OF
Courslandt street on Mosday afternoon June nth, at
ChooKE 4 FOWKs,
Corner Of West and Liberty sts,
Of r. G. SHULTZ, at the ONCE,
o. the Captain on board.
NR-Au coods freight baggage, bank bills specie any
other kind OF property taken only at the risk Of The owners
thereof my1xm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

- 60 - INDEPENDENT OPPOslIlON LINE
49, FOR ALBANY. and in tern 81, places
tn. new and ,plendd steamboat KOsCIUsko, Capt u.
HAYWOOD will leave the foot Of Robinson street nsr above
Barclay on Saturday morning June 10TH at O'CLOCK landing
at the Old State Prison wharf
Fer freight or passage, apply on board, or to ,sou
No. % West street.
Th. boat has no connection with any other line on m RIVER
aud generous public 10 ,uain her IN the Poauon
she has taker against combined monopoly. -, -
Aihsr, - Jelly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

MEMS YOUTHS 10 IhiIuKr.N's ,Lo ~. ,.,s.
wi The subscribers seep constantly en hsns -
s.ortmsat or Ready Made Clothing, sui~s" e''J =
,;re, which will be sold at low prices Coz Casn IN
"a sn,s GEo a. HoYT a CO, AH VERY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17

C,ARsAPARILLA PoRTER--A and healthy bevsr
= ~ WHITING q BABCoCK,
"a Liberty street
awe have made trial Of the ssrsapsrla Porter manufs
ured and sold by esrs Whiting Babcsck and have found
il very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the incr.disnts which enter its composiios,we
ieve that u will be found wholesome and refreshing drink
aud free from the unpleasant consequences which foow inc
use Of strong Beer and Porter.
n Borrowe NJ ID.
Gilbert Smith, NJ. ID.
William Y. Brakeman, M. ID
New York Mav IA 1890 y. Mead NJ. ID.
This Porter will be delivered in any part Of the city, or on
board of vese.so In suitable packages for transportation
10 any part Of the Uniied States. n'1fim
I,EMOyAI-MKs BLANC has removed from 90 Asa
IN street 10 200 William street and coniuu.s 70 teach I'm
broidery Raised Work in Silk and Worsted, making Was
wor.ted and Shell F.wers and War Fruits, 30 NC on the
most reasonable terms
Drawisg. for embroidery on silk furnished Cor sale Wan
Sheets, Colors, and Wa Fruits Fi2im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-17
= WINDOW BLIND MANUFAcToRY.

TINE subscriber respectfully bcgs TO inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
Of every description Of the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes Diaph
NOUS Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he can
confidently for their beauty strength and great du
rabty they have been known, with to last
from fourees The prices Of the shades including
Cords tasss rack puies and fittings for windows comets
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blind. painted and fitted
NJ B. Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind dtng'
ml9- 2m.y