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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
j. STON +.
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,

No. 900 Broadway,
Manufacture. I'm Machine Force, ssd other Pumps, hsed
and Portable Water Closets Hot Cold shower aud Napof
Baths, Garden Engines and SPRINGS, Water FILTERS Nc
~ B-inormaiion given relative 10 Hydraulics and Levers
taken Cor the conveyance Of water Jei'"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

rI,O OBTAIN beautiful head o Hair or an elegant PAIR OF
black whiskers use wyehsC ream OF Lillss For safe,
renuine, wholesale and rrtaii by
is9oim. G II RING, Druggist, ga Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

- r-~~ - souTHERS DAILY MAIL LINE for
CES1N Norfolk, Charleston. :. C., Petersburg and
nSsns.- Richmond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwESS, all boats Of speed and aceonmo
daon will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving tbs lower end Of
Spears wharf every afternoon o'clock, Immediately al
Ter the arrival 81 the from PilSdelpha and VIII arrive
mersng Portsmouth in time Tor the cars Tor Wnns
steamboats, Charleston Returning w leave
every day after the arrive from ths south sna
veach Baltimore morning time for the cars ior fA
These boats run connection with the wei known steam
packet. Georgia and sosh Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday Charleston giving travellers aehoice hey
also run in connection with the James River boats TO Peters
burg Richmond Strangers Informed lold raveners
know, that this is the cheapest comfortable route Tor
southern travellers there changes from cars steam
bos and stages " The dead Of night as on me washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part on M
community will patron,se them, IN giving equal aeues ava
superior comfort. ,,s,,x ,,owS
uear Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNESs.

PRICE NOT The IESI OF CHEAPNESS.
Political economists have frequently differed to what
fair, aud the time the sure measure Of value bur
yet one who had grayey recorded
TO be his opinion nominal price any article sold for
any measure OF its actual value Such Notion would be
deemed great facy that is statement on paper a. log
cal deduction would its own absurd aud yet those 10
dduas who about from TO another Tor the
nose the minimum number u dollars and cents
which they be furnished with articles OF food and RAJ
ment OF commit still greater, because NOR,
practical absurdty han any speculative philosopher would
do who down in his closet 10 argue from such falls.
pre- misses The would merely be laughed at visionary
schemer bat the other deemed III only to graduate among w
philosophers Of Laputa who contemplated making deal board
out Of Sawd aud extracting sunbeams from cucunoer IL
king that most important oa articles 10 ~ this dresg age
coat whether frock, riding the kind called" top
and hsw many different elements all OF which
affect the interest OF the weart make It's cost
I There the material and secondly, the quality Of
the used the degree by the manufacturer
Of the CLOTH These primordia ingredients towards coat IT'S
self evident must much the wind weather. OF even
woman csprce and 2dy when Il into the hands u the
Snyder there the skill Of the cutter the quality Of the trim
nngs and last though least the scientific qualifications
which the artist may possess, who 70 ssnd INTO ,h
breathing wodr not thing Of reds and patches but an
article o. beauty utility anl luxury ed either e adorn .,
show that in coats least many things which the world
large thinks not OF should be taken into consideration ocor
its actual value be aseertaned II these principles are
based truth, what folly them for men to waste theu
shoe leather in running after stores IN finding out tailor
who charge allow nominal price when j. evident that net
m. test Of cheapnts They should entirely disregard
price, but the time they should examine the material.
ascertain the standing cf the manufactures OUT no, neglect n
~ the cuter, NooNe W, pN :, .-,
qualifications Of III. warl man. who give the finishing touch
that WHICH in its native simplicity psected ,he sheep ou
when pofcr and scientific amount OF labor mas oeeh gNeh
it, Is capable Of adding dignity aud beauty 70 me
- noblest work Of God.'
n h, train Of reasoning should happen 70 sonvnce any o.
the bargain bsyers that estimate articles Ny dollars o esn
alone key are advised forthwith 20 visit the CASH sro o.
s. PHILLIPS, No l06 WILLIAM STREET. and ascertain W y.
evidence Of their eyes, II the articles o oress msue WI
him are not equal quality durability, cut and Workmanship
produced by the fashionable houses VA brosa"l
Having satisfactorily solved THIS prcbem they may corpa
he
price Is not the test Of cheapuess, PHIL tslEM
Tor although he imports the article and employs none es
the best workmen he nevertheless sells Tor rsaoy money
Der cent less than charged b. who do business on th
old and exploded credit system. my3o-om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

OFFICE TEE N. AMERICAN TRusT BANKING Co.
New YoRK, July 2, 1889. !
GJ- DIvIDEND-The Board Of Directors have this day
declared dividend of four cent the capital stock issued
payable the stockholders their legal representatives, and
after the 25th inst The Transfer Books will be closed from
the 18TH to the 25th instant inclusive.
BY order of the Board,
jy3-lmt WALTER MEAD, Cashier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
HEALTH.
SAL L w ATER BAT II =

the Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbrose
street, Sd Pier south of Canal street, North River.
mv3O.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

CARsAPARILLA PORTER-A new and healthy Beve-
- rage-Ths Porter il manu-. by the subscribers from
ingredients perfectly poensiye there being narcotic used
in the composition II combines agreeable tonic, with
alternative. admirably calculated to invgorate and produce
healthy action throughout the system.
The delicate IL without the possibility Of Gre.
aug undue excitement at the time derive all the ad
from its tonic properties that can be obtained from
the best London Porter
The ssrapara into the Porte) has long been
celebrated renovator of the system pur, the blood,
eradicating cataneous diseases, &c.
Fer beverage for health, II Is believed that this
Porter by article offered the public,
being highly cabonad and very grateful to the palate
For sale, BY the cress or dozen, by
WHITING 4 BABCOCR, 81 Liberty street.
". D. Delivered in any part OF the city.
We have made trial Of the Sarsapara Porter manufactures
and sold BY Me-srs. Whiting Babcock and have found y
very lively and pleasant beverage.
From the ingredients which enter into its competition, we
believe il viii Ne found whole and refreshing drink
and from the unpleasant consequences which follow the
Of strong beer and porter 80
ALFRED c. POST, MD.
m BORROWE, VI. ID.
GILBERT SMITH NJ ID.
WILLIAM ". BLAKEMAN, NJ. ID
ielaims T. MEAD, MD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

- CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE AT THE PINE
I'm ORCHARD, ls3oThis W ell known and fashionable
eresor is undergoing considerable repair and w DC
omen for the reception Of June 25 The roads leadiSg
to this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
pecsy that portion Of the mountain has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth.
The stages will regularly during the season between The
Landing the Mountain House aud will be found IN read,
ness at al times the ARRIVAL Of the boats at the Catski Land.
ING Extra carriage. furnished either the Landing Moua.
tain House the shortest notice. -
;sIo DIM. C.L BEACH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

az SYLvESTERs NEW REPORTERAND COUN
TERFEIT DETECTORis next TO the Herald the very best
useful publication extant TO the q business
il is excellent advertising medium, and the charges are rea
onahe is published every Tuesday morning. BY sfLvES
TER& co. I5g BROADWAY iel7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

~ EXTRA MoLEsKlN HATs.-Those who has.
paid s. in Broadway for Moleskin Hat, and those
IN who have paid 80 for long silk should look al
HOWFtI,s Nossks Hats sold the low 6xed price OF So
No man shoud pay IS for hat even "a Tor heavy long
nap ak hat while N, present quality of Howelis sold Tor
an The price i fxed there therefore disagrecabe par
ley between the buyer and seller. d HOWELL,
- alo Chatham Square, up stairs,
4,,t. Late a the hrm of Brown X &c,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

DOYDs BLEACHING PowDERs-Thc sub'ere'rs::
ID sole agents the ~ States for the sale o. Boyd sens
Bleachipg Powders supply manufacturers and aeae
he lowest arket prices. For purity and strength 'hey VIZ
~ ..a ly equal to any manuf ctued in this country OF
O., p,;,sia PERssE BROOKS,
- 81 Liberty st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

vEKBENA CREAM FOR sMAvbNG.
yerbena Cream to thee dedicate my lay,
For easy shaving thoult . none give Nay,
The lasting sparkling creamy oh, boards thy virtues shew,
More fragrant than the white than daky
II would be useless 10 exio the peculiar smolent properties
of Rings verbena Crcam"s rich durable lathtr with
warm, cold spring rain waerits enr, freedom from all
smaring redne roughncs generally complained OF by
the other soaps after shaving Prepared and sold Ivy
CMAs. IT. RING, GA Broadway.
Also CO.. sale by A. D snd y and 100 Fulton street;
Cuion, $50 Broadway; =. H. s. 4 Y. A. Woodvorth, 315
Broadwsy. r. Dictie il3 Broadway y. NJ Guion Bow
cry Grand street, j. sye 90 Bowery, q Walker st.
feQO.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

s., LOOK At THlS.-Wbo keeps the mostsp'en'
..~S-~ d,l Boot establishment in the cip7 Answer
Old BOSS RICHARDS co, u gao Canal suee,, running
nar And durablc aud shoes and save irsm 20 W ~
per cent 24O Canal street sign Of the largest boot 70 me
world. y. :, W.
NV opPoSTTiON sToRE.--tireat bar.
-r gains IN Boots and shoes At the new store on ,he
subscribe. anal between Varick and Hudson ree-hrs'
boot and shoe store west Variek street The puohc are M
formed Thai thor, the, can find mammoth assortment o h
the e,n, Lnd. color and of ladies' gen'iemen ami
children. boots shoes aud slippers Gentiemens French snu
American mate or trs =, the low price oi slo the pair,
AMI warranted aud ~ different Kinds Of y ana Tvs oos
of the fashionable style and all s'tes AZ No - sno "
Canal street. JAMES WlpS',o
Mr. 40 insulting and calling Of customers from we see,
allowed tins store be particular Of the nua'ee ~ over
the door. Joio-'i"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

lust RECEIVED FROM INDIA, YOUNGS INDIA
HAIR RESTORER.-Ths invaluable article, consisting
decocton made from tropical herbs has JUS been received
for the first time, from India where the natives Of the interior
districts in the habit Of using il neverfng remedy
against the decay Of the harand accident discovered its
chc virtue to the proprietor who has since tested its merit by
the most decided cures All ages and both with
perfect security In ONE TWO applications it stops the
falling off Of the hair Of destroying disease csunttracs ITS
efficacy and impar the vgor and strength for max
ing The ne mpercepble hair down grow with onted
luxufance.
Sold at SMITH DE JONGH No $40 Pearl street, at 81
per bottle with direct ons how to use il. ly2-2w+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
90 THE CHEAPEST 90

o. THE CHEAPEST 90
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT
Having the extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths CASH
meres vesngs and Summer Goods in this city, which will be
made up theno elegant style at the shortest notice, at the
following prices cash delivery, al the well known
CASH TAILORING EsTABLIs HMENT OF
JAMES TAYLOR
6s Maiden Lane and II Liberty st
PRICES
superfne black, blue fancy eoored Dress
Coa's, SlA TO II
Centlcmens' Summer Coats. from 80
colors 4soto 80 so
VISITS OF SILKS, 'atits. vcvets, cassimeres,Msr.
settles, Val.utas or Thibet Cloth, 81 IS to 81
The public will observe the above prices rs per
cent below ordinary prices cf Merchant 1aiors t2sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

ma a. a. o. ARRasON, Dentist, formerly "a B@
street has removed TO No. 6ob Warren street 2nd 90
LAY W., pso,lwav myie3n
e,ULPHATr or MoRpHlNE--Just received sad for sse
- ~. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY Informs has friend
IN public that he has opened Reisetoy, the,
large and elegant building No LA Fslton street Fish, Flesh
anil Fowl always TO be found his tables and deiics
cy the provided appears the market
No attention will be wanting his part give general
satisfaction and he hopes find that generou,
which he 10 determined 10 Deserve.
ll0N j. SWEENEr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

ball rosm in readiness for coion and other parties,
and the steamboat will make extra trips for their accommoda
ton je20-2weod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRINGS.
MARsIi's HEATH HOUSE
% THIS establishment well known TO the public, has
been opr the on Of company since the 18th Of June
last 1t deemed only necessary say that the whole es
bhent has been put in unusually good condition. ard every
effort and will be made the high reputation
present possesses and make desirable place
Of summer resort than heretofore.
jyl-lm. +. MARSH, Proprietor.
NEW MAGAZlNE-Now ready. No. Of THE MONTH
IN LY CHRONICLE OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE
-Cons.tng Of Essays, Local Sketches Noveette Tales,
Face Poetry and Critical Reviews Of books the Ora
the Fine Arts, &c.
This will receive the contributions Of
OF the distinguished writers of the day and will be cxclu
svely devoted TO the Of American Literature Terms
four dollars per three dollars If paid in advance
single numbers three shillings each.
Published by Saunders 357 Broadway facing Carlton
House. aud TO be obtained also, OF the several booksellers
and country Agents wanted for the above. y4 ct
ID HOUSTON, M. d., DENTIST, has returned from Char
leson s. c. and resumed the practice Of his Profession
his residence No 10 Park Place. where he will be
nently located. jei3-2meod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.

BNANDI w INT Of NIIVUo ITO Ell
THIS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
L company Monday, the 18th of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr. VIM. II. RUSSELL, for
merly Of Boston, as steward, Mr. JAMES Nj SEYMOUR, IN
the Office and Mr. j. b. DOBNY, conductor of the Ball.
and Concerts JAMES M. SANDERSON,
ie6 twistisA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09

xES FOR NARSEILLES.-Ths very superior
sffN Russian ship MINETTE, Capt. Seth. having the
principal part Of her cargo engaged and now going on
board, she will promptly be despatched
For balance which will be taken al low rates APP
ply to BOYD hlNCkEN;
iy3-y sTontine Buildings
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

ArrEnrr At MuRDEm. -Four Men SiaJJsd!!-
One Of The principal Of our quiet city The
scene OF bloody ARRAY on the evening Of the 18Th
lst between two negroes Of the OF Philip Robin
son aud Henry Griffin, the former . Portuguese, and
four Young men Of the Of Henry Lester, William
Leopard Enoch Cranda aud James Croker.
Il appears that the two negroes with wenches were
passing The three last named individuals when Of
them josied by of the young men, this led 70
severe language The part Of The negroes followed ny
blows On both sides, when the Portuguese dew knife
and commenced hrusng right and left At his combaisnis
He aimed blow al tho heart Of Lester, but FORTH
na,ely the blade glanced downwsrds from Of tho
ribs, buying itself the h Ia the superficial flesh lie
stabbed Leopard IN the forearm. INJECTING very
rious wound upon Of the principal arteries Eroduc-
ing dangerous aneurism he also pierced Croker IN
the back and gashed Cranda seriously IN the neck
The crimson marks Of this tragedy were visible next
day the side walk aud the deadly weapon Of the
sassn shown by the officer who arrested the
negroes the night. II spring back spanish
knife with stietto blade, and encrused with blood.
The last blow gwen with such force TO bend the
spring, causing TO close upon his hand, cutting u
badly.
The two negroes were both held to hail. Robinson 10
the Of $1,000. aud the other for S400. and are
snngy secured IN jail. where they will await their
lrial-Nsp Loidoa Gazette.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
From The NsW York Star.
IIK.METRES

A correspondent Of the Boston Times discloses the
following SIMPLE aud cerlan means for the detection Of
in milk, and the quantity OF H. As the operation
very simple and easy that u be performed by
child. doubt there wi, forthwith be considers.
BILE Of breeze kicked up between the countless con-
Sinners Of milk III this city, and those pdfrons Of The
pump, who profess supply them with the " pare juice
Of the udder." II would be capital thing, and tend
greatly hold the milk and water vendors 10 their ho
nesiy If every family in the city should make point
every few days 10 test tho liquid left Nth them for
milk They is a vast amount Of viliany daily pracsed
in this city by of these heroes Of the dairy. The
follow my is the Bostonisn's prescription.
Take tumhler-- across il lay two small sticks, as
large qnll---on these sticks place tumber, say
twothlrds fill Of milk There is umber above tun-
hlerlhe lower one being empty and the upper one
full nearly full. This DONE take piece Of linen
cotton, and half inches wide. sufficiently long TO
reach from the bottom Of the inside Of the upper
bier, in which is the milk, to inch or two below 1t on
the outside letting the end hang into the lower tnmber
This forms perfect tvphon All the in the milk
will run off into the lower tumhler II will look white,
to be sure. from having through the milk, but it
will be water---pure water I"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

Tor example-ifa person whose age is 30 years next
birthday. should pay TO the Company 81 81 II would
$780, To he paid To his heirs ~homsoever he may
direct should he die in year; for 81 &c annually
for years, the Company would pay $780, should he die
in years or for s. SO annually during lite they would
pay the 800 whenever he des-And ia the proper
ton for larger su-thus $1,000 may he insured for
year person at the age just named jr $i3 l0or
$500 for Sos So &c
2. TRUSTS AND DEPOSITES.--The charter Of
the Company also authorizes them receiys and manage
estates and of every Descriptions that may
mitted to their charge Whether from individuals, Of
justice corporate bodies They are authorized to be-
guardians of the estates Of minors and others, and
trustees under wills ..." ~
Any SUN of'money may he received in trust and upon
interest and the interest and depose money he dspo
sed Of in 'orny With the direction Of the owner.
3, ENDOW MENTS.--A person who desires to pro-
vide capital for ward when he shall arrive at
the OF %, portion for daughter
effect the object with the Company.
l. 4. ANNUIrIES.-Will be granted or purchased, and
they may he immediate, 10 commence after stated pc
Rod, or after the decease OF another person.
Further particulars respecting Lite Insurance, Trusts,
&C. may be had ut the Office.
b. w. RICHARDS, President
lNO. f. JAMES, Actuary.
GEO w. ASH, Treasurer. ap l3-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

BEET SUGAR.--A new and important me-
thod of extracting sugar from beets is thus de-
scribed The hceis are cut in thin slices,
dried before any fermentation can take place,
ground to fine powder, so that all cells IRE
broken apart, and mixed with water, which
dissolves the sugar before the mucilage begins
to swell. The pure uncolorcd liquid obtained
is evapora:ed, and the syrup brought into
moulds to chrvstalize." "..
1t is said to be greatly preferable to the for
mer method Of crushing the beet, and pressing
out the juice, which held alike in solution the
sugar aud mncIlage, which latter substance is
very dIfficult TO separate from the sugar BY
this process, it is stated. s lbs. Of white re-
fined sugar can be obtained from 100 lbs. OF
raw beet Piusburg .adrocate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08

John Dull cried on, f,r Irving bat the acka strained
his esrs IN vain Tor the sppendige Hencs the oaly
original nook Psndisg wrote !. Johd Ball in Ame-
ries" He hates the English with 40 emphasis Sc.
eretsry and all. he hates John Bull Odsioa. did
call the book il Is the faithful collection 81
jokes on foreigners from the American newspapers.
made They arc strung togetherxith original very
malice. very original mssiateneats very original whole
sale abuse, aud that Is all that ever original in
this most bilious author. Any file Of Mississippi or
Kentucky papers will give you the enfre staple to this
book.
We arc glad that great and beloved author.
Washington Irving. has at last followed the example Of
Peter SchIeminl and sod his shadop We were well
nigh sure. time. that p" would have been the
initial the footsione of his grave The unucky
ScheInhl. however. conld not have heen
,onshed when the devil rolled up his shadow pocket
il, Than must have been The modest Georev The
vcllous aacry with which his discovered twin sunk
into oblivion Out he went like a candle snntf --one
day Pauldng and Irs,ng,he next, Psnldng the ship
chandler One day half author at Ieast--,he next
patient old gentleman. pherng his way to Secreta.
ryshlp There he ss--all honor to his new dignity!
Bat Il will be mortfsing remembrance TO his fame.
founders on The Hudson. that, let him drag The
bilious remainder his life how he viii. they them
selves must acknowledge that the q Secretary stood
alone ~
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-08
Fran ihc Eyscopal Recoraer.
SANDWICH ISLANDS THE BIBLE.

n " Inc ISTfS sHHU NHT TOT FhV Inc- ~
The prophecy Of ages is fulfilled The Sandwich
Isles wait for Gods law. Thousands, hooefuly
ver,ed 10 God, or anxiousIy nqnrnc. :" What must
do TO be saved |" nant a Billie. They wait TO be
supplied by Christian lands Would that there were an
Isaiah to plead we'll as TO prophecy, in their behalf
To them gathered round the doors Of their crowded
sancuarcs standing with their feet within the
Of the sea~ashed isles strainng their vision to behold
the ships approach, bearing richer freight than the in-
go-aded galeon. But God pleads for them in the
hearts of his people The Bible Society Of Philadelphia
has resolved, with the aid Of their Christian fiends to
transmit to these islands, Immediately, three thousand
fire hundred doiars to supply their pressing wants
Upward of two Thousand dollars is already secured II
is anSonsy desired TO the remainder previous TO
the anniversary Of the Philadelphia Bible Society," to
be held on the frs, dav Of MAY next.