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

DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND BRONZE
IL Gensine Harlem Oil.
Diamond Cement,
kreosote.
Saphate Of Morphine,
Veratrine and Strychnne,
Dutch Leaf
Bronxes sf all qualities and colors,
White VitrioI,
Nitric, Muristc, and sulphurie Acids, &c. SC.
Constantly hand and for SALE wholesale and retail by
au7.y LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER7 Gold street
90 sYLvESTERs NEW REPORTERAND COUN
TERFEIT DETECTORi TO the Herald, the very best
and useful publication ertant TO the NJ business,
excellent advertising medium, and the charges
sonate II published every Tuesday morning, by sYLvEs-
TER& CO., Is6 Broadway jei7'
CYDNEY CLIFTON, or vci.sitsdes in both Hemsp
S-a Tsk Of the 10th Century recently published by Har-
per Brohers for sale h all the principal Bookseller
jyie-lm'
CERMAN SILvER-in sheets of all guages and res
white color all time. hand and Tor sale any quantity BY
aur.y LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, 7 Gold-st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNRss.

PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNRsS.
economists have ffsqssntey 6Asss6 = 70 whss 80
We .sssr ys. sa.s any Who sa Ssvely recorded
70 De ms opinion that the nominal price any article sod for
deemed 70 great scy its on paper q og
cal deduction would absurdiy ard YET those H.
nS run aoous from ons store to another for the Pur
pose the minimum number Of dollars and cents
At which they can be furnished with atcss Of food and rsi
ment o. course commit ssn greater, because a
practical aossrdy han any speculative philosopher wour
do, who sat down in his closet argue from such fass
premises. The wosd merely laughed al as visona,
shemsr but the other deemed fit only graduate among
philosophers Of Lapua who making deal boar
out Of Sawdust and extracting sucamber TIA
king mostimportant ofa aes
coat whether rock, riding, the kiad called top
matters not and hew different elements all OF which
affect tn o. Ss to %ss ~ is
the used and degree BY the
Of the cloth. These towards coat
self evident must vary much the wind weather.
woman caPrce and 2dy when comes into The hands Of
Snyder there the skin of cutter, the quality Of the trim
mng and last though least the scientific qualifications
which the artist may possess who is send it into thin
breathing world not thing Of shreds and patchcs but AL
article Of beauty utility an luxury ated either to ado1n o.
dsecrae the human forms Other could be adducef
to show that least many things, which the world al
large thinks not Of should be taken into before
its actual value be asceraned II these principles are
based truth, what folly it them for men to waste he
shoe leather in running after stores finding out tailor
the test Of cheapness They should not entirely dsgr
price, but at the time, they should examine the maternal
the standing Of the ot not neglect thu
skill Of the cutter and above ALL especial attention 70 IN.
qualifications of the w.rkpan who give the finishing touch
to that which in its native simplicity protected the sheep bun
when proper scientific Of labor has been given t,
1t, is capable of adding dignity and beauty to the
s. noblest work Of God"
IL this train of reasoning should happen to convince OF
the bargain bsyers that estimate articles BY dollars aud cent,
alone key advised forthwith visit the STORE Of
PHILLIPS No. 1906 William STREET and ascertain ~ the
evidence of their eyes, the articles Of dress made up b
him. equal quality durability cut and workmanship
produced by the most fashionable houses IN Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compare
price the test Of cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs none bu,
the best worken he nevertheless sells for ready money at ~
per less than charged b. those who do business on M
old and exploded credit system ny9S-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

Packets tS Depart.
LsNDoN.
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. ~
Westminster, Moore, Ang 20
st. James, Sebor, Sept. |
Montreal, Griffing, Sept. 10
LfvERrooL.
Virginia, Harris, August Is
North America, Hoxle, Aug. 10
Siduons, Palmer, Aug. 20
HAvRE.
D.d'Orleans, Richardson, Aug 8
Vile de Lyon Stoddard, Ag 10
Francois lstThompsou, Aug24
Utica, Pell, Sept !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

FOUNTAIN has the pleasure inform his friend, and
those that are now passing t ough this cits that Jehn
opened sf Paris Kmbrodere containing complete
and choice parcel Of the patterns and styles Of coors
Also Cape OF or Sizes such viii suit misses enbd
nantias, worth $50 SEQ case OF the richest blonde
goods that has been imported for years trimming Iaces
from to - nsss. in Width price from s7 cents TO ssa
yard scarfs cellars capes and wells Also the balance Of all
his rich Paris nnns will be sol very cheap all the super
spring saeos at shout hall the former prices. Also sovs
all kinds silk and cotton hose do enb cambc hdk embd
silk cravas and handk,rche; fancy scarf Lawn scarf,
richly embroidered ends net shawIs plain sk shawl;
and 50 figured SILK msntIa shawi with double fringe all
round eases mossen De snes from Sd 10 g. yard
about half their values silks Of the splendid style OF
which brought auction and be sold great
black fgsred sk very vide double Rips PARIS quality
o. the richest satin black: also general Of good
such prices will be the views all parties
JOHN " ADRrANCE,
AUST 256 Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
biscuit BAkERY.-EpHRAIH TREADwELL co.,
ID ,nye. the Biscuit Baking s7s Washington street. cor.
ser Of Warren street, and has constantly for All.
s soP4 S'S eS.GxERs wIS VINE BISCUIT siscurT
WATER cRAcKERs. SUGAR CRACKERS.
PLOT BRAD. An Of the sr't quality
and West India markets..
Any the above articles can be delivered good
expectation, ~ short notice jei2-6m'
TNIsEAsEs OF THE EYE.-DR WHEELER with .co-
IL fdence the public that there 10 scaceiy asy dis
which that tender and beautiful organ THE EYE 10
of treatment References given 10 the 6r families. and stten.
dance Al his office 80 Greenwich street near the ery from
A. NJ until NJ, after which he devo,es bis time
door patients. aus3mis
Two sTRA s.-TfFFANf n YOUNG, Fsscy
Dealers, No $50 Broadway directly opposite the City
HAIL. ehtr Tor the inspection Of purchasers choice elec
on Of new rich tasteful aud appropriate s~ey for
Bridal Birthday, phiopena other preenL-Portabe ar
cles hr rareers fine fancy Stationary Pesmey, including
every Article In the finest qu elegant specimens
Of Chinese manufacturers Curioes from the American In
dams; fancy articles and cur5e generally, VI ~ which
selected with procured the Advantageous
terms and will be disposed q Al such reasonable aud uniform
prices they hope will 70 them the confidence and favor
OF such a. NAV honor them with a call. aus Inn
COMPOUND ORRls TOOTH PAs1k.--1bis highly
~ popular denfrce be had. genuine al the
Medcaied Tosenge Warehouse, 100 street door
above Ann where shermn celebrated Cough Losenges
cold jexy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

The markets continue quiet generally Of the little
disposition manifested part Of dealers operate but In
where sales absoluc prices decline cargo Of log
wood sold Tuesday $40, which decline OF 20
since the previous large sales Another transaction made
81 $50, 4 mos.
CoTToSThere has been but small business done in this
article since last notice. asd prices show less Of Grmness
than then apparent About 1900 bales in all have found
buyers at extremes Of 10 4c The imports AIS bales
Some samples Of crop have reached this cityhe staple
hns The stock decreasing shipments made to Europe
from 1rst hands The Southern markets present ry the
features At Savannah the ls inst the sales for the
week 449 bales Of IL lc AT Charleston
the I'd there had been sales whatever the best upland
weuld not command l23c At Mobile the 9th the market
was nactve holders awaiting the by the British
Queen in order to determine the disposition of the baasce Of
the crop At Augusta the LIST the by the Great West
ern caused perfect panic sales TRANSFERRED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08
MAR RI T. ID.

On 9Th ins James w. Domninek Jun, Of this city, to
Mary d. daughter Of Elisha Wells. of Wiamsburgh L.
On the 9th ins Selah T. Reeve Mary Jane, only daugh
ter Of James g. Htviand.
Al New Brunswic4 the 9Th inst Mr. Henry Veltmau
Of this city to Miss Alice Ann only daughter ofJohn yelling,
Esq. Of the former place.
DIED.
On the 9th inst Lewis D. Chaabre only of Mrs. Eli
xabeth Chaiabre aged 80.
On 9th inst William w. Woolscy, Esq, of this city,
aged IS years.
On 9th inst the seth year of his age John Waworth,
Assistant Re gister Of the Court Of Chaucery.
On the 9th ns Mrs. Margaret Meldrum in the Saith Of
her age
On the ID ns in this city, Senior Henrque savanta aged
20 years.
At Ste. Genevisve, (No goth ut Robert Dixon aged
~ years. Cashier Of the Atchaaya Railroad and Bank
ing Co., New Orleans.
Passengers Arrived.
in the st James, from Loadon-Edward Salisbury ESQ., la.
dy daughter and servant Of Boston; Fredr Wilder Esq, La
dy children and servant of Toronto UC Mrs John Gait of
Scotland; Mrs Cremer Mrs Beekman, and Mrs Mattel OF Lon
dom Mr. Mrs McLachlan Mesrs BERTHE, Canning and
Walker London; Mr. Charles Wdder Goderich Nc and SO
in the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
In the Independence for LivepoolMr James Pardow, Miss
j. Pzrdow, England Miss Tmmins Mr. Labrn. lady chill
dren servant Capt Bamord Sam Riker, Jr New York.
O. L. Landen, Charleston; MIR A. g. Rason lady and serv
Ph,ladephia Col Darr, NC; Capt Hl British Army; j. C.
H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

2E QOQ 40 Was the quantity Of Steel Pens %au,.-
OO, QUO, fCL featured BY JOSEPH elliott,
from October, 1887. to October, 1888.
The above will she the estimation in which these
pens held and it is presumed will be inducemen to
those who desire really good article, at least to MAKE trial
Of them.
To be had Of all Satoner and wholesale only at the Manu-
facturers Warehouse 100 Beekman st. au6y
AR JJ. LLOYD WHlTTEMORE respectfully inform
- his friends and the pubic that he has removed to No
Park Place. where he will be ready attend 10 the call Of tho
may him with tn. confidence. Having studied thr
years the Hospitals of Paris and year III the Lying-i
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegee
he he competent to treat scientifically disease ths
may come under his observation. myll- is3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

ss'ss Many Of the institutions which started with high
promise have bees rslsqsd the projectors being sssss 70
eoatsd with the many dhsses 10 be encountered The
rroosoity Is that many will follow and sutsw o.
the remain The struggle Of these banks for existence
sdds seriously TO the pressure the New York marhs ew
"eeh However emily eapse before the existing evils VIII
correct themselves.
SaIes ~ the stock Exehange.
90 shares Mechanics BIZ 90 "a fhenx 9s 100 Dry Docs
o,s 7ms loo do S7ic; 10 7th Ward 3D. 10 Am bkg 20
~ 10 do TAI 80 Meshauic Bkg Ass s0 30 40 SOY 10 Msr
Hudon 6sc 35 de 6siw ITS do ost do ESQ., 80 do $780,
sod 6sb3 80 Farmers i04 20 Blk Of Kentucky 77c II
do ~ Is 76ac 10 Merchants Fire ms Co 06 10 Mauhattaa
l0S Is New York 1907; 10 9Th 7 80 Utica Syracuse
ll9c; 10 Canton Co 34 do SAL 80 do 81 80 Nohawk
ebs0 % do 6SeO 80 do &c. IL do $685. 50 Boston Pov
dence 0 III Stonngton 92ac do 22a Is do 2stc 20 90
22sse - Harlem 4o so do Aonw 800 do 1885, 100 do 46b
IL, 200 DO 46sc, 80 46tssO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

I3- SHIP UTICA FROM HAvRE-Consisnees will
please permits board the foot Of Albany street.
NJ r. Goods permitted by sth will unavoidaby
be sent 10 The public store. au5y
{ny- SHIP STAR FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
goods will please send their permits board the ship, foot
Of Pine All goods not permitted in five days will be
sent TO the public store. au8-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

CoMPoUND ORRls TOOTH PAs1t.-Th's highly
~ popular denfce be had, warranted genuine a the
Medcsed LoseBge Warehouse, 100 street door
above Ann where sherman celebrated Cough Lofepge. are
cold. le1tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

CATLlN'S INDIAN GALLERY, in Stuy vesans Insti-
~ tute, Broadway-Noe-This immense COLLECTION Of
Indian Paintings and Indian Curostes will open for
% cents admission during each day this month";
after which, and forever price admission will be (ss
formerly was) 80 cents, and Season Tickets ST. aul
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

ID EADER, THINK FOR YOURsELF-HUNTER's
N RED DROP-ThD medicine is the result Of close
applications study experience and experiments Of the cee
batsd medical gentlemen In this disease known, whose
writings this class OF diseases book every
nearly fprint copy u which still taken cf in
the library of Hopita the receipt obtained
Europe As ago. by the present Of who
has used in his practice until he retired from pub
lie practice and il through pure motives of philanthropy
that made public the price always remain dollar
per bottle to be within the reach Of the Some
Of tbs most intelligent unbiased physicians having gvent
Pcated trials have adopted the Of IL in their practice and
without fear ofs being accomplished The world cha
enged TO furnish medicine certain, SAFE and crpedsun
the erpaon Of disease in every habit tuition and
situation without diet any restrictions whatever the in
valuable Hunters Red Drop Every phia genuine win have
the written signature OF Dr. u. LENlSON Of whom il
be obtained privately Division street, the only place New
York. 81 per phia. aus II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

s7i3,osI a,aso,aio 1,iA4,7oo 4s33 s6T
The Maid up capital Of these 81 banks Is SirIs44t9
~. saoits secured TO be paid IL 2,J94s5o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

10 A CARD.-THE PANORAMAS-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
the public rally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early in October next and that conse-
quently the Panorama Of JERUSALEM will positively bs
closed the FIRST Of that month He gives this early notice.
that parents may bring their children Sunday and other
School Teachers their scholars that all may have an sp-
porunty Of viewing this transcript Of the Holy City.
aul- ise.2m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

WHO WANTS CHEAP CLOTHEsi-Reader II ,ou do
w just call Al MAJORS Cheap Tailoring and Clothing
E.taolshmea No. AL Grand street, the corner opposite
Wilet where you wall make saving of IS per cent
For instance max coats of superhne English CLOTH Of anv
color, from S5 TO sac winch from S. sic the
prices made the best and elegant
ht Other garmsn also ready made clothes sold at
equally low prices lot Of uperne Coats ordered daring
the past year and not called for, will be sold cost
as7.lmis' j. MAJOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

NAUXHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE-Ths
PrePreors Of this Garden respectfully informs The public
that II Is for the Various been
Rsss addition 70 81 etan of water w,ch they cannot bot
siuea will b rlty Of their patronage and OF srangs
who visit the city
The Equestrian Exchange is full operation The sales o.
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week enemen pur-
chase with perfect confidence Hsrses either for carriages
equitable without the fear
All Horses carriages Harness. Saddles, Brides entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided horses
at livery ROCKENBURG & BANCKER
je7-3m' ProDr,etor~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

INARM FOR sALE.-For sale, a small Farm containing
about 40 acres Of land lying Great Neck Queens
L. On the premises dwelling house, containing four
with Kitchen attached apple orchard and
failing spring Of excellent water The farm suitably divided
into wood psueh and meadow land The property delight
fully situated the west side Of Great Neck fronting the
bay hr.cfourihs Of mile from the steamboat wharf, fron
whence boat daily to New York. and would be found
very desirable location for gentleman retiring from the ci
Distance from New York ~ land, IA miles, and ab,st
same by water For further particulars, inquire Of
jy3o eod3w' JOHN H. GOCRLIE, No. 10 Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

DOYD'S BLEACHING POWDERS.-Tbe subscrbers,
ID sole agents in the u States for te sale Of Boyd Ssns
Bleaching Powders, supply manufacturers and dealers at
the lowest market prices For purity and strength they will
be found fully equal 10 any manufactured in this country
Great Britsu. PERSSE BROOKS,
tiS 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

6SsfS FOR NEW ORLEA NS-The splendid ias
MINI sailing coppered and copper fastened packet ship
so. EQUATOR, Captain Bison, master, Ia now loading
and will sail for the abovr port in lew days.
Having very superior for cabin and steerage
moderate persons intending gosg south
should make early application board foot Of Wall street.
TO the subscribers. RAWSON McMURRAY,
aeSy cor. Of Pine and South streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-08

QJ- GRAND GALA-NIBLOS GARDEN-PROPRIE-
TORS BENETlTThe Proprietor respectfully informs hs
friends and the public that his Benefit will ON Thurs
day Evening August sth That highly popular comedian Mr.
Burton has kindly volunteered his valuable services will
appear in two OF his most popular pieces
The till OF fare in the Saloon will very attractive and
splendid exhibition Of FIRE WORKS will be given in the
gardea Many Of the designs entirely and
that nimitabie artist Mr. Hail. pyroechnist garden for
the last nj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
Notice 10 mn Int CIi,uts

acceptance Of the Office Judge Supreme Court of
hppeuis, which by Assembly dur
ing the last Winter precudng further intention
sionn business have confded il the
Lyons ESQ., aud Robert Sianard. Both OF
etend 10 that in the Court of Appeals and will to
that the Federal Court and Circuit Of Hcnrico This
arrangement have heretofore nppzed mauy Clients
letter To obSae the necessity OF future
subject, deem proper the Of it this
In which the fees have been fully paid further
will be equedand in those in which The fees whole
in they will be paid my AT their request
state that where the ce wholly unpad and the Client
employ other counsel they will not hold him accountable them,
unless he wishes their also But
Pected that the Glen, will before the
Appeals this place he Isl OF November inform them,
OF them, OF the purpose oil employing Other counsel
Forbearins thing respecting the services that late
Clients from and referring them information
they may ohnn that subject from other with eqru
pleasure and confidence that those from the
taen;s requirements and Industry of Mr. Lyons wall leave them
no cause to regret the loss Of mine. ROBERT STANARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
SHE of LOTS an Galreston Cay

IN the Ia MuSDsr n December next, tare viii be held an
posa'y one hull The Lois fcmiinng
u- the CTS Of Galveton ;he first MONDAY IN ap
so the residu" will be disposed OF 49,
terms al present empacd will DC five per ccnom 10
all purchases and the residue 10 DC secured
b hearing centum per anhui, equa
i3s.a'nn,s, with upon the property IN each instance
70 io.r who have acquaintance win te tapuS so"
importance OF Galveston CITY and the great
f1sssrs commercial depot over amy AND an ohc pices "
needless say, that 10 the capitalist SO
opportunity profitable investment can only De presenter
e',s in
description and Of business already
the mos, scnent while TO men OF leisure
tot p. rap. on The American Continent
's = LEVI JONES'
3yeut for The GarestVn City Company.
I3-tJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
Trust Sa,e Of LQnd and Negroes.

.SpER The yovisiug. Of of trust Eaton C Field
% me- payment of OF inoney due !Ssa 3
and hy him John Speed and John j. Speed,
,h D.d ia duty recorded the Cets Office of Mcck!enbus
-l shall on Thursday, the lith day o: November next II
the mex far day Sunday exccp,ed cell TO th high
far cash. on tn premises, that valuable Tract Of Land
iii Feiid ut prescn, resides lying es.che's Creek,
smes Of 30, d,on ani Randolph Mtcon C!ese, and wun
Clark viliv supposed contain Thousand and 'ofty
-. Tn. Land is adapted the growth Of lob wheat
The premises elling house IN good repar sui.
m the cunurt accommodation of large ,miy-thste
IN the pre- and grist mill, together with all ne
ant housp barns sc Persons disposed purchase will
anime and previous TO the day OF SALE MI Feid
on The will shcw tic TO person di-losed
..t.n Also NJ and place, will be sold Tor
~ ,ey valuable Negroes, consisting OF men, women, boys
al m r,n- them beksmth, believed TO be equal TO nny
V,r,r-tl-n his striker who worry good blacksmith The
b. good, ho, selling a. ifustec shall convey
m op'y as is vested by said Deed. The sale will po
y,yey take place and s.ihout reserve -
Il 80, i5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
:, THOMAS RE'ECHlE.

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