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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

rI'REAIIsE On OEMs-By Lewis Feuch,wsngtr-s
useful gads 20 the eweller artist, minerasg' and che
mist, panied with description Of the NEST interesting
American Gems, and ornamental and architectural materials
Fer sale By the Author, al No. TGold ~. ve4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

CEL1RkATED EYE
WATER.
e:.:a.d . .s:r: I.p. a.a s.a sS.ntHs s:.s
This eelsbrasd water adapted all in1aansssvv
diseases Of the whe. their teaoss and oArs.
hlsy e The eye hid. weahnes. of sA, Opthsnss ss
win those .eI.ess, esly dead cloudy sppes
anmatory and dseass with which the ov... =
vsson are atseksd sAssd invariably be healed By & isss
eERTIyHATEs
From the Rev. Mr. q The Church at Bulesvs
I'm. !. to certify that POOR man. whom h.,. -,
qsaiated with for tine and after spending n;s. '
eye in6rmary discharged BY Pyncans of The s
nearly blind atrial Of Dr. Frsacsa remedy thr.- ~.
ties only being used removed il to the surprise Of al Who Lne
my duty to give this .srnsoa for Il. Sssss Ss !. +!
public. IN I--N -
Gentleman BY tn. Of Brady having Cataract -
zach after spending eighteen month"; with some of e 6rS
Ocusts J. the city was given i.curabs. Ater using
Dr. Francis Eye Water only his eyes were pescs
restored to the astonishmen Of all his acquaintance
Another that Of poor man. spendias twev
months in an eye nfrnay was discharged ncuraIe with
ns Dr. Francis Eye Water was ssy . S.. ate
his sight perfectly.
The Rev. j. Harrison a Thompson Street having
aboe Of the above for Mrs. Harrson eye-says his a.
onishmen it has removed the dmnes pain which had
been excessive for had many different eve wa
appreciate its value
The Rev. D. Dunbar says from The testimony Of these WIZ
have used the Eye Water prepared Dr. Francis have Nc
hesitation in recommending II to the special notice the publ
he, - an 'neseimable remedy. DUNCAN DUNBAR
Pastor Of the Me- sucal Street Church g
This to certify that my eyes high state Of n
dammaton for several months be tried
without any good effect after using one bottle Of the
eye water perfectly restored my sight, believe saved
frem fetal blindness
Mrs. ANDERSON, No. Gosrck street =
Mrs McCafrey Is Cherry street. This is 10 certify that
Twas amced with continual weeping Of soadng water from
my Ter several nonths many remedies applied WITH
out ahordg me the smallest relief and thought have
been blnd applied Dr. Francis remedy and after using o.s
bottle can tray say il saved me from absolute blindness
This to certify that had been afflicted with sore
eyes for i've years. during which time several remedies had
Of the great weakness Of his sight was Obliged to Leen
him entirely from the benefit of and after the us
Of two or three small bottles Of Dr. Francis invaluable
water has 50 far recovered his sight he is now able Ia
60 oschoo and pursue his studies.
GEORGE B. SMITH
Carlton House. Broadway New York.
May certificates be the Office.
% n B-This eye water is prepared or sold nv anv
person In the United States but by Dr. Francis No l0 Bar
clay street, New York.
70 prevent CouHteres all that genuine have the Doe
tors crest and sea on each bottle from this date.
May ID, 1899 sr
% Artificial Eyes inserted by DR.. j. Francis that cannot
DC distagul II from The naura and will perform every u,
ton Of that giving the sIqbe., min 81 q IL.
great impro lie Ia, receive q d;n.r.a " -
iei" -. iel9 3m&W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

GERMAN sILvER-is sheets Of ali rrsees ana ,lsss war
~ ran'ed clear Of al flaws perfectly scble and Of very
white eosr, ~ times % hasd and NJ sale s~y qsssuy ny
s@v LEWIS FRvo1TwAN0UR, osld-st
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DOCTOR DAVENPORT's
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

II arpstite.Thes. Pills. ~hch are so eminentlv v.,fu
for the head stomach asd bowels been be. m.
public fer twenty years and well known that the pvo
pretor deems unnecessary TO publish any ef The thousand
certificates which b. procured Of their from emf
physicians and Others
DR.. Davenport Celebrated Eye Water which has bee.
Thoroughly proved for thirty be Mid SAFE and speed,
Tor Il, diseases Of the eyes.
Likewise that valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY j. whea
ton and 50 oag kns~n to ne speedy for
disease and for all kinds of pimples the skin
The above valuable redsines are for sale m , adv n,
Lawreaee Reese Co, Duyss Cocksraf n. II. sciemeln
X Co, and cthers
All orders directed 70 GEO DIXON, Desaam Ms.s Wv
be promptly attended TO. jelo.sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

ssrfAs q =, Dsu<AroosEsU
oENERAL CvTvITTINo STORE,
wAsss Gssusnss nay prees every article e. essessss
Outfit u tke hsst quality
- ~ PEARL STREET, eoHNRk O. yAANKLR
SQUARE. NJ.
Here Ne Psblis may always procure
Fme goods in the 0utsttisg kss
40 what isimpsrtant, be sure,
That unriag seal win esmbsns,
Wild skin il preparing Zach ssst
A gsol ~ elsewhere can Be bsseh<
Hs~, Ne Steamboat and packet ship nsg
Their resAy made inea PrOssse,
Ani prices msst moderate Pey
Tor utislss wen made and secure
Usre tLey win Constantly keep
Everv article belong ng TO that sass,
Ure., he cosnterpane, blaaket and sheet
To the towel and cloth Cor year siass.
Csnusmea also will had
Ther ready made linen complies,
From fabrics Me best Of their Kind,
And made mp exceedingly neat
shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Belts md Hoss
Handkesthefs Bssoms and Stocks,
Wilde the skill that each article shows
Drings customers crowding in hochs-
Duth ased net each item rehsasse,
The Suspender the Cellar, the Glove
The rantaoon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fns these mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order made
BY those who known 10 exea
And the very fair price that paid
Yields work hat always done we'll
'Yis extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment 10 found,
And at once there be able to 70
Without searching the city all round.
Ase Nesting and Stock Sans lengths to suit purchaser
ny2s-em
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

NOR COLORING RED OR DRAr HAIR A PrRNA.
IT. NhNT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red or grey hair N az
h psrssesay eolered rck and glossy brown black 5y
ssase ppsoaen Of Nahemwea Turkish Dye; md instead Of
mtsring The hair most preparations Do ID improves its APP
Farsnes aud sssses 20 very wsrrasy se sst the
rsa,ion Of hs article that order have se received Tor
Won Amerissn gen,lcneH residing Caston who have sss
hets tested its efosoy while athsr~e Price 81 per bottle
ssd odd Wholesale sad retail at
6Vi0Ns, $50 Broadway,
49, Ag.nis FOR the United states Of Anaica.
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WORMS! WORMS!
WORMSl

CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.--Many diseases
- arise from worms without its being suspected Sometimes
very troublesome cough pains in the joints limbs bleed
ING at the &C. &c cccasoned by worms, and will be
easily by using this Gel brated medicine The following
symptoms indicate the of worms vzheadache
tgc torpor dstubcd dreams sleep broken off by fright and
itching at the pains the torch
voracy tenesnus itching at the towards night
and at length objections Of films and mucus.
Read what Shermans Worm Lozepges have done-Mr.
Johnson Of Wayery Place, says his child has been afflicted
with Cts and the Doctors thought with the BRAIN
Every thing done help the child without effect until
box Of Shernan Worm Lezenges tried which to the
constituent of ALL effected perfect in few days. They
brought away almost incredible number of worms which
brought immediate relief Ask for Shermans Worm Lozsngs
They the only Worm Medicine that fails 10000 @
miles have used them within the last year with uniform
Wholesale and retail at LOG Nassau St, n. Y au2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

binders, TRUNK, and BAND BOX BoARDs-For
- sale by PERssK BROOKS, 81 Liberty street jyley
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

DAY ENT RIrLe>, o. approved .iyIe YER, s,@rie cen
ssscs and b hy finished for sale very reasonable
ssisy LEWIS FEvcnTwASoER. Gold ;.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

@ ARsAPARILLA.-ROwAN ALTERNATIVE or
- COMPOUND sPIRITUOUs EXTRACT or sAR.
sAPALLA. Is prepared entirely without Mercury in any
fern whatever and designed for Chronic Dis,
lsng standing complaints and effect sn entire
change IN the system without massng sensible mode Of
action remedy Of great value and ts effects are up.
paraeed ard sost universally ecacou in reestahshiss
the operations of naare and producing perfect health
The diseases which yield 70 the Alternative trst.er ar.
those Of Chronic FORM snd such depend upon the rpry
Of the slood-a screfsla, Kings Evil, Syphilis and all We
sereal Diseases hercurla Diseases brought By the rro
per Of Meresryj Consumption Liver COMPLAINT Js.n.
dice, Ague Cake, Rheumsm Gout, scurvy Cascer AHee
tons Of the SKIN letter Ring Worms scad Head Tier
Spring Purifier and Of great value opro rec overv an an
attack OF acute dis and is escorted 10 in ana
in domestic practice. One bottle Of this Alternative con,a
the OF from 10 bottle. OF Il. ordinary
Of the sarssparia and commended physicians paru
larry, As being isy entitled TO their utmost
20 Fay Agent at Minors Franklin House Drug store No
les Broadway New York; lH Bowery; ia Cassl st. H.
Rawls Cos Albany. asa ms
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0U- ID. =. HAHRssON, pesti.t, formerly % Bar
ssn Wet Brosdwsy. -~Iasr
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-PAI1UH VIII
B ID DIS TT IT "A D.

CE30M Ss0A - Aoss Il sA9ssw - ~
ivsA:i ~ sv11 B.p Wlnae4 BsdsAssA, ws;sh sr.
vs.tsA-es.lAg sss, sDsvs.is.se "a IEssny
Ihs suS3 .4ed usn by Ne whaiass - swcsled bssm IL
.ade P.s nht Ard fses frem = kAay - 80 stAi lesv-
and snEe construction; Ae matter p6ng uP asa ssag
W. 800 q bat little trouble in with sse
daV e2~ css<r~sisn, wAtst NE rrsSea wiz which
so.rss Pars ere ftteS scs safeguard against Ne intro
dsetsa = ~ - eve -.
rea - eSe akn to reader essa Bsdssad perfect heir
qualities sr ds,sbnAy WIN recommend thcu = rehassrs-
aand.
Ass, large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mat6ssses
Feather Bsds, Sc. esastAaty hand
J. w. c SOUTHACk, No. l96 Broadway,
ielty Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

MEDlcAs AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann stree I,
IvL andeT me American Museum. New York.
- VI 10 y Everett the public that he continues
sh ueatmtht o. eeases by safe and
medex ne rs.le manly an vegetable preparations for the
cune ef those diseases 10 whte.t he attends,
DR. Everetts New and salu,ls TRUSS "a, uv, or p,n
te combne NE Joint operation cf two springs ypon the
rapture pad and there gives e4usbe force and r,tsos N,
and thus superior 10 oil other Inst um,n,. az In sind - I,
gives security when applied He also Lsa,. a.
proved Patent Trusses which skuy applied I.d;a ,h
Sill cotton aud linen sspenory Bandsg. mi p.rd
Rnssia Belts Tor weakness IN the lon and hacL H. I
ee'eoraed Abdominal Supporters, az improved by Dr.
all the hrs, Surgeons the United State. and Errone NJ
ue~ous persons have been ertrey cured by them after
been confined 10 their room for yesn.
ny~ There are two sntrsscss TO his Office from sla
broadway next door 70 the entrance the American r.
wn, and from No. Ara street srs door rem Broadway
~. Letters from perops al distance bsAg ro,, rsid vii
vscesve imwedaie attention au20i~
DA1 ENT RtLc-, o. approved style, very SIMPLE cen
srgscn and b hiy finished Tor sale on very REASONABLY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

Fcs Castle Garden and al the foot Of De.Aro.ses
street, ID Pier sosth ofCansl street, NorM River.
nyse.sn
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TNFALLlBLE CURE FOR G-a-Morgan's Com
pound Basamic Pills. certified being the safest speedst
and agreeable b. Sir Ashley Cooper Branby Cooper
Dr. Ehoon Surgeons Lawrence koate Brodie Sir Charles
Bell &C. For sale by appointment BY A. B. d. Sands, 70
100 Fston and the following Druggts: Chamber
Broadway Church Chamber, GA Broadway, SS
$50 Ro~sry Cmine and Bedford street. los 9th
Ave Price 81 per bottle.
~ B--Observei he seal u Mp each. iyls-2m
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IA -s.a Vord 10 the Wise '-Professor Cooke, NJ d.
ID. d. L. L. D. Chancellor of the University President
ae Medical Department Of the College Of Ripley Fellow
the Royal College Of Surgeons and Pycans CORES
ponhng Vaccination Of the National Vaccine Establishment
London Gsneral Consulting Physician and Surgeon Aecou-
nate personally by letter each department. Of Pyc and
Surgery his oce No Merton his residence No 80
Green street. Albany, ~ " Confidential consultations daily
q in fhe morning until in the evening jye4 3m-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25

in May last, which were calculated to give
this enterprise prominence and favor before
the Anti-Slavery public. But good resolu-
tons, without some efficient, organized ac-
ton, are mere mson-shine, blessing every
body and warming nobody. The Executive
Committee of the New York State Anti
Slavery Society has favored US with an
appropriation of $50, which was thankfully
received.
In several instances, auxiliary societies
have contributed money and clothing, which
has also been gratefully received and faith,
fully applied; but the limited aid, we have
hitherto received has come far short of
meeting the current expenses of the miss
ion, most prudently and economically incur
red. have been quite as extravagant in
spending money as my circumstances would
allow, and yet my travelling expenses dur
| ing the last Is months, in which time
have travelled ten thousand miles, and about
three thousand Of that distance on foot, has
been less than $3.50. Much of the time
have toiled and struggled through winsry
storms and piercing cold, in nightly silence,
while selfish, cold hearted world was
wrapped in slulnbers around me. OF this
do not complain, bat rather rejoice and
count it precious privilege TO do, and dare,
and suffer, if needs be, in such worthy
cause as that Of our blessed Savior and bis
castout and afflicted poor. am consciou:
tof doing no more than duty requires.
have given you but brief outline O
our operations. And now permit me, dea
brother, TO ask, is it right that the christia
public should suffer The laborers in thi
plenteous harvesl-feld, TO wear themselve
out and die, for lack Of the means of com
| Portable subsistence Such will inevitabl
be the case, if the present apathy continues
5 Will not some Of the noble hearted Gree
" Mountainers lend helping hand? ar
J. confident that they will not withhold eithe
h their hands or hearts from so worthy caus
If l must not omit 10 mention that the Lor
l. is refreshing the colored people in this, au
two other places where we have teache
Is located. But have no time now for pa
n ticulars. May the Lord revive his woi
i. throughout the Province, and bring man
a, multitudes 10 bow at the Savior's feet.
of Respectfully, thy friend and brother,
ye HIRAM WILSON.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25

bless the Lord, when reflect that, to my
dear companion, death had lost its sting
for she said just before dying, that she had
always thought that death would be ter
ror; but il had lost its terror; and even for
months before her death, when speaking in
relation to that event, she would say, The
will Of the Lord be done, not mne;" and
when speaking of her suferings, tho often
severe, she would say, shut what are they,
when compared with the suferings of my
Savior for me-" She would often talk of
The painfulness Of leaving her little ones,
but all painful reflections would be hushed
10 peace, on thinking of the kindness of a
God to herself under like circumstances.
In the language of an afflicted Job, allow
me TO say, have pity upon me, have pity
upon me, o ye my friends, for the hand of
God hath touched me-" You will however
desire to know the cause of her death. She
had been lingeringly i'll for some time, which
finally terminated in the dropsy. feel my
loss TO be great-but believe my loss to be
her gain.
And now, my dear and loved friend and
brother, may God prepare US all to meet her
in brighter and better world where parting
and sorrow will be no more.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25
Peace.
FROM the Portsmouth Journal.
THOUGHTS ON PEACE.

No one doubts but that we arc taught
in the Scriptures TO submit to evil. and to
forgive our enemies. Love is the spirit
of the religion we rrofeSs-loye. not oniy
to the pure and innocent,-io our family
aud our friends, but to the sinner, the de-
grad d, to those who injure Us and who
dcspltefully enireat US. This doctrine
carried 10 lis extreme is the spirit oil Mar
lyrdom: il commands us 10 suffcr our
selves rather than inflct suffering upon
others. Obedience t. this law of love IS
the perfection of character, il is the ele-
walton of the moral over the ANIMAL man;
\ il is The exlltalion of man 10 The station
+, for which he was designed, making him
but lillle lower than the angels; il is the
principle which all men reverence and
admire.
But how often are we told that the.
structure of society is such as 10 forbid
this height of virtue. Ii is, say thevs a
beautiful lheory-a lovely day-dream-
something more fitted for heaven than for
earth, adapted rather to angels than 10
! men. Wait for the millennium: it is
now as much out OF place in this contend
| inc, selfish world, as would be the deli
,
of winter. You may as we'll speak OF
4 temperance to the already drunken-you
d may as we'll preach holiness Of heart and
4 devotion to God, in the very hunts OF
: impunilv and blasphemy, as 10 unfold The
banner of Peace over the elements ofsiiife
#, in this hayward and fighting world. The
;. whip, the prison. the gallows, the sword
; are our only present safety. Brute force
+ is the foundation Of all LAWS the basis
on which society rests. Selfprotection
without violence to others how impossl-
Ir BILE! Common sense revolts at 1t. be
10 silent then, and attempt not to disturb the
of vain babbling of impossbilities.
r feel the power of this oft repeated al
at tack upon the theory which | love ;slor
. when / look upon the strife there is con-
or ,inuaHy about mS, upon the crimes and
IN deoradatian Of my brother man, and s..
-. nscialIv when | look in upon my own
- bsart and fad there, deep seated the spir
-, !, ~ resistance, incorporated as II were II
:, ~ very nature, / feel disposed to clos
-, M moI.th forever on the SUBJECT. Be
his s want OF faith, in the power an
- nroo,ise of Cod It's no place TO loo
-. f,ftae right and true in our own dispOs
the lion or In the conduct Of others On
very weakness demands high standar
the that we may be ever reaching upwards
der our very infirmaiies ask of Hsavrn
ed. kliobt for the guide of our feet. and ID
ma we NAV often stumble and fall. yet lei
HE. thank God that the Ign shines, that :
may see our danger a1dkwalk each q
next with more caution and more security
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-12-25

led Us TO an ancient snb.erranean church,
just on The borders Of the ruins. whichis
excavaied entirely in the solid rock, eight
ieet below the surface Of The ground, 10
which we descended Icy stone steps Il
consists of two adjoining rooms comma
nicating with each other by a single door,
and deep excavation near them. which
probably descended TO a fountain now
filed up. TIE rooms are both ten feet
high, the larger TWENTY-FIVE feet long ard
eighteen broad; the other about two
thirds as large, mostly in good state cf
preservation. 1t is not improbable. tina.
it was once devoted 10 idolalrous worship,
but after Christianity became prevalent in
the island, il became a Christian church,
as the fresco paintings still seen around
the altar evidently show.
Nearly half mile north Of Psphos,
not far from The sea shore, are situated the
caiacombs or ionrbs, anl last abode OF Its
ancient inhabitants. These are a striking
relic of antiquity They consist Of sub
Itsrranean rooms Of different dimensions,
all excavated In the solid limestone, with
small entrances aud inches around their
sides for receiving corpses. In some in
stances three or four rooms communicate
with each other by single door. These
ionbS are very numerous, extending over
many acres of ground; SO that a careful
organization of all the more important
ones would require several days. Those
which we had time 10 examine were some
of them adorned with pl'aTs. cut out Of
The solid rock and supporting the mass
above. bit generally very much resemble
the lombs found lillle north Of JsFusa-
lem, and also on the southern bank Of the
valley of Hinnon. Three of them. L
observed, were occupied by the hmilies
Of shepherds who were pa>tIring their
1ocks on the plain. How impressively
docs this subterranean city of the ancient
dead, teach the beholder the prrishable-
: ness of man aud of all his grandeur.--
Journal of Dir. Laid.
! FAIR AT THE FESTIVAL OF ST. BARNABAs
AT FAMAGoUsTA.
I Two thousand people of beth sexes
: assembled at Famagousti, principal ~ from
: the immediate vicinity, early in the morn
Jug of the Lord's-day, June 23d. profess
edly to celebrate the festival of St. Barua
OaS. III WAS eNluebti HoneFeI, tuai-tnt
J business of buying and selling. and 0
eating the delicious fruit called Caisia, {
g species of apricot. held more prominen
n place in their minds than The rational All
d proper exercise Of coamemorating III
a life and character of that holy apostle, o
y than paying the usual eastern mark c
:. reverence to his memory By kissing hi
n picture or his relics General Letter 3
~ the Missions