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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

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TER Soon Saturday, Aug. atso'eleek For APP
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The tastes. boats and able. in this part Of the country
Of se Mser 10 e ns
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COO REwARD.-Lost on Wednesday evening in crossing
from HoAotsn Z New York rocket wallet. contain
other valuable payer ~ the et The 6sdsr on
presenting the above at this Office, will thankfully receive his
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out the United States.
Directors &C Zabriske Richard w Redfeld, John Van
Bcskerck Jeremiah Johnson, George Strong, Samuel w
Lowerre John Morre John Legget John sklman, Samuel
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e. ZABRlsklE, President.
JOHN j. Powrps, Secretary.
Washington Poet, Attnt. New York js9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

fremont, snow Belize, H,nd Houer, Kent Boston, Jul-
lee, Wogam, Petersburg Va; Caspian, Ryan, Bath Me.
Arrived.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Torclgn Markets.

RIO DE- J,~rfno Sept 2At our las, dates from the r.
yer Plate the bloc ade Of Duenos Ayres still continued
From Rio GraDde we have nothing new. The opiHien
that the in that PROVINCE must soon terminate,
to gain ground.
FIow- Our receipts have been lo.i17 bbls, Of whch
IL 0Oa from the Cnited States. 213 from Chill, and $3.50
from Europe The stock in hrs hands is oDs0 bbls. and
In ali hands there may be l1als0e0 bbls The sales
brace i227 bhls Richmond at 2l; 900 bbls Rchnond
and Philadelphia at 10 7s bills Philadelphia at ls go
and is 500 100 bbs description slightly damaged
iy $780, bhs Western al M and III 100 l03s Balti.
more ed lI 800 and DAG bbls description
m; 100 sacks from Chill al az $50 bills from Na~ces
viz 600 a, and ao at 10 40 and $50 bbs spasiast 49,
800 We quote last sales OF Baltimore Ia 81; Rich.
mond 81 net soi OF Western whch quality has been
scarce at Ia. to net 81.
.fmsyiean DOmeSes-The importasions have l5S bales
and We quote 9ss30 inch stout plain Coons Asa
lors per ard nett 81 - 3sc 30 mach stout plain Dri
1sors per ysrd nett tc 10 inch stout beeched Dhs
23o 10 nett aoc; 30 inch stout blue Drills 1soa2s5rz to
nett ~ l0al2c per yard; and "a zach stost OsnabUrgs
lgoa1o0rs, To- nett 8 iSssl IL pes ard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

Sunday Nov. Ut.
p.ssss car sss &
Sturges, Gid, Boston; Morland, Havana; Wins
s Issds Ger; As
Salem M MeGosLsr Virgins. SsGson kGndS a.
%h ssa M NJ
Deane, T washburn, VIM Blanchard, J Chandler. Nun.
roe, Boston; Gordon, Mrs Burnap Miss cooch, csRt
Huntington and ladies, Y; B Butler, Haven; A
Woodwork, PaiIadsIpha; VIM blanchard, jri s Nor
reil, Newbury; Whitney and lady; II II jerks, Now
York. George Guion, Philadelphia; Munson, Boston;
AMERlcAs Horrl.-L.F Whitney. Philadelphia; L
Holmes; Mr. pikns; asppsT; DosiGn Dennis,
White Plains NY; II Wheeler. Mass, N Darling. U ; A;
Mr. Hawkins Providence; DAVIDSON VIZ Williams ian;
cent, N Y; W IL Tillsson; Mrs Billings, Boston; VIM
Maten, Ohio
Fs.~xlrs Hovsx j Walker, Chicago; Samuel c Huff.
feny, Rochester; Durhim, Mobc; q Peck and lady,
Rochester; A N Canied, Newark Cipp, Bufalo II
Ls.hroP bFosslyn peldwn Utica Grant Wool
Chapman, Chicago; Taylor, Philadelphia; j A Swan,
Cincinnati; J w Fisher, Rochester. 40 .
GLOBE HoTEL.-wm Cioodall, England; E James, Alba
N.Y. Dwight, Springfield, Mass; Bryan and family,
Say annah; Mr. sandiod Haven DR. sty
delphia; s Q Linthscsm, aSorgetown, D 9; Col v
Reed Cyrus Page, Pittson; John Fleming New
seT s w San
ton, c; Jsncders, Chambersburgh; Ellis, Columbus
Ohio; Luther Baanssr Ft;'sd; era Granger r,'siSra
johnson, Maine; Il Barlow, s. Adams, v; NJ Hun.
sxsston, vt rhos calien and lady. Troy; Matie
Proyidence Day o xor; Taylor and lady New Jersey
Theodore Bailey Myers, Undertook; NJ Smith, Mary
Nadlstown, Del; Hunter. 5 Hunter, Philadelphia; NJ
Clark, Manchester, VT; Hale, Albany; Judge wash
Boston, iA Strong Pasiod VIM Kent and daugSter
Concord, N II; Mr Robinson, Toronto, Y G Wilkinson,
Baltimore; Ware jr, Boston; Chas Nash, Haven;
Dr. y kuvlrr. Phladelpha; Lamuel Bacon, washington;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

#*r.HtH ~ UumouYs N0Vs4-~DVW
A greed change has come over the Commercial comnu-
atty particularly the monetary crclss since the
recsp efths late from Eursps. TIE spprshensen
of In Europe exercising quietly Injurious in
here The demand specie has the banks
lose about third others the shipments much
larger than il generally imagined Tho of premium
not sufficiently great to make it object to draw
much for spec uaton from the banks; but the next
at hand should lead to increased enquiry
for Bullion great apprehensions will be entertained for
the solvency of many Banking Institutions the
drafts on them would be constant and heavy for export
BY those well informed il calc uated that than two
millions has been exported within short time, certainly
an unusual large under the circumstances The
rates of specie follows: .g
sH1i:s Dollars a. f 81 Psas do s s.
An. S,sai haiss., s0v're's''' par
This has been exchange day for the packets which sail
on Tuesday from Boston, and Monday from this city Fo-
reign exchanges keep firm though the demand has been
much diminished by the heavy export of bullion. On
London the rate is 81 prem. $3.50 - 81 the
ling. Paris S5.lsa Ss.l2! Amsterdam, 4Oi Al. Ham
burg, 36A ~. Bremen, 7si az n
The call for money yesterday greater than for
ny months The fact that tomorrow is day had great
influence upon the market The demand for this purpose
is from to $4,000 600. The fancy stocks though neither
barometer for the market of the opinion Of Of
judgment discretion gave way heavily sonington and
Dry Dock which have been the principal bubbles have
gone dow per cent each; Delaware and HudsoR per
cent; Vicksburg, per cent At the second Board still
further decline took place. The description Of persons
operating these stocks such exercise but very
little influence the community They are like the skill
kenny cats may feed each other, but doubt they
like their prototypes leave any tail Money cosld few
weeks since be obtained state stocks per cent
is difficult to procure at per cent This has had its
effect in depressing their prices The most recent quota
tions are as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

DxDy1IOUu, 49, - xfTMmuUsa mvyylS5
1.ss - ID sl.s:: Is Ssss1: .ss.S
70 IA 1Lt; Dost Hill Msstsgo Bay, Jan. 'l.-1..a,
,AL1x..s Oct % Proxy, Lube; Patriot, Maine;
RIsnnosD, OF sed Rhode Island, Burger. Eyross; arr
ESy.,d, ThS%..iosi Nsy USi2s Bo'ISa W.. :.
E%pTs MeM.ih dc from Hampton Reads: sa1s,s, sSss
man New YoI Washington, Barber stonnrt9n Conn ed
gail Eliza DO The Richmond RnsseI bound TO Hayre,
has dropped down to Hampton kosds large northern sch
with loss OF mapmast, of the eapes on Saturday
morning supposed have been dsmasted in the heavy
squat Of that morning. =
CnAsLs.Io. Oct asrr Ocesnus, Boston; China, Bath.
Mes sid Vile de Paris NOreans 25dVessels IN port ships
Chieora for Liverpool dgi Harriet Leslie from DO. di.g
%ns%, Portland d.r Thos Bsps,. rspg Easw w;s
ss dol veor. Birmingham dol b,rLs
Dor Cr H" r., NJ Lancet Tor ayans s MeShss.n
Ya SosSm fsS Jsnss for Philsa ds Ashsy for
ann Tor ~ 9s charter Charleston ,g Mary Anu dos Della
Lamar, NYork.
MoHiLy, Oct 2a-eld Thos Hooper, Creighton NYork
NEw ORLEANS, Oct a-cd Riga London; arr Bombay Lii
verpool. y :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Lo.ssOr rnE U. s. Dl,x ~ Mr.psrrrl
,,,,,,v, acb, :, ,his state Of sla coo. 900

In addition to ih the U. 8. Bank holds large amouats OF
the stocks these banks token as collateral security rom
the borrowers Many ofthese banks have ccasedto exist
I, consequences Of noncoun rliance with the resumption
Law the last session This ia the condition OF one large
portion Of the banks assets Butt the most material cause
Of this disturbance was probably, the arrangement CT
the money market Englsnd produced by the failure Of
the crops Tire conscquen paralysis in all American
securities The bank could not realise It's state stocks
hence lis diculcs Since that period the money NOR.
ket In England has recovered tsesnd II no war breaks
ou, In Europe Mr. Jsndon win be 'be tonegotae 10 al
vantage particularly as there is now strong rrobati
liz ,b., tho election OF General Harrison IA nearly
tain and change may Be expected In the financial po-
lcy Of the general government
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

LoSpo.3racke ,ip Toronto Mrs Ogden and child, Messr
Forbes, Wiley aud Bsche, Of New York; NJ Ivon Mssrs
Lsrdner fsrson Potter Mr.. Foster spd child Mr. ans MI
Sprrte, 2fh kest. tanada-and 80 sfesrags.
Ivxsroes-Shfp Orph.ut-Rev Mr. Bssey. Osweso Co; Mr.
stephsn Mr. raysan and ladv NJ Sauue
William, J?hn ant hohert Grayson all Of England: Mr.
Craven Ohe; Mr. r Peterson, N York. Master
kn-snd-and Tss stecrrgs.
Paetf ship frdZ,sd,ncs-Mr y q Hill and lady, sow
Mackay, May Mackay, Mary Mscsay, Taylor, Misc
Rook Drandes Conneily Emma Parker, Elira Parker
Thos psrker and chier VI Jacksonand e7 steerarc
hp Snept aeo W,n. 'snors Nar,c oont o
SIR and NJ Allen Master Allen Allen and servant Of New
York-and SO stceraee. IL.
Hsvsx-Paets, sRip Bslisao, Miss julia 40 Pre-, Mss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
DOCTOR YOURSELF

LITTLE BOOK, entitled the Rusicon. rttsn w ply
"A stefan OF several practical experience in Mis- city.
treats upon dsordsr OF private nature. with nsuuct ons for
the patient 10 effect his sud PLAINLY written II
every who reads will certainly undsr1tana IT, asd IN
be enabled TO judge or h nature Of his plant The
ies only 50 sn aas g cld at the drug stores !, Fulso.
and so0 Bowery 81 Canal street les Cr.,nwch tett
Chatham s,rest les Delaney street cf s1fot and
Magazine street New Orleans. AL tm~b
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

All his residence in Newark, " on the 10Th u .4er.
ander cKsns formerly merchant Of this city aged 81
years.
I,u r. T. {. Watkins, Of the U. :. Marines.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his fuacral from the Marine Barracks at u O.
clock this day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02


As we are just on the of most exciting election,
but Little attention is paid to trade generally The cleo
tons In all sections OF the country take place at about the
time. Those therefore, who have been here have
hurried home to attend the polls, and those who have
been preparing to come put 1t oil until after the election
This causes stagnaton in the market We may, how
ever look for short period of activity previous TO the
closing of the canals but dealers from dist will
risk the possibility Of being caught BY setting OF the
part of the state. Many dealers look forward to
large spring business and the stock of imported goods
orders to extent by the steamers Open policies
considerable amounts have been made binding at the In
surance Offices.
AsHss-Ths market presents no remark able features
The stock Of pearls continues to accumulate The sales
Of the week reach so bbs of both descriptions 81 for
POTS, and 81 81 for pearls.
CoFFEE.-Thc demand has somewhat decreased. Hold
firm prev lous rates. sales have beon ioows
TOO Brazils, lot M loo Lagurs l0a III 500 ST. Do
mingo, 9. a9a; $50 Cuba, 10Y IL.
DucK-There is a steady demand for Russia sail cloth.
In diapers and sheeting but little is doing.
HsxRThere has been some transactions in clean Rus
STA at $2a5 $50 The demand is moderate; sales
ofMana at Sl5j six months.
Hors-The rates have improved by reason Of limited
supply; sales at IS a 20.
MoI.ssrs-The market is dull; $50 hhds II. sold at
80 cents.
NAVAL STonEs-There is but little doing in this
ket TurpenHe is very scarce spirits have advanced to
Ons-sales of Whale have been unimportant Sperm
is scarce at los no. Lnseed, English and American, is
PRovIsIoNs.-some descriptions have declined. Mess
Pork sells at l4 is Ohio prime, $a. There is mode
rate demand for Beef, at 81 al0 [rll
RIcE-Saes have been made ut 81 81, and 81 for
srRns-The supply of foreign descriptions is small
Sales Of Segnete Brandy 81 45; JJ, Dupuy -; Duman
IS 81; Common Brand Holland Gin SO 92 st Croix
Rumls0.
svoAR-There is scarcity Of Muscovadoes and prices
firm. Sales st. Croix aos; Porto Rico u 81 New
Orleans Il 81; Brown Havana II aSt.
ToBAcco.-The demand for Kentucky leaf for export,
has been fair Sales average VI for Europe.
WnALEsosH-sass for export at 1915 led; for consump
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

n Cleared.
Nav
Hisckip; Foam, Adams Mayakuez, PR Ogden; AZ awan
ss1sss a,y ss" cs Es%s ss
sannah Durham = Dimon Repeater; Frsncis Wilmington,
%h 9ss..ss %ss1
c0 MsS s.os to
E'r S ss iie Ss young sgs: as
fs cs G h. s N
leeds; Poree, tBrl simp,on Halsx, Kirk Johnston;
Ksans Liverpool wadswcr,h Saith; Excelsior
Oct Gswold asih 81 TO- lon So passed ship
Packet ship independence Nye from Liverpool Sept 2s via
Newcastle, ns @d1, 10 Grnpeil Mi9,nrn
"a Oct PIN O Portland 10 miles, ship supposed
Pscks ship Sheffield, Allen, from Liverpool Oct mdu to
Packet slip Opheus Cole, from Liverpool Oct 4,mdu to
Marshall Sid in with ship Chas Carroll for NYork.
Brsmsn ship Eard Vessels u days from Bremen mdr to
lark ote.n, Knapp 40 days from Newcastle ndr to G
H. for orers bark Brothers. Pearson, and brig Neptune May
Brig ~ ier Schmidt 10 days from Bremen mdu to o.rchs
e Bic ss
Dbl sugar Dresser Sid in brig Gszelie, for NYork
Bng breaeho, soue, % days from ssa, with logwood,
sehr Ornament scudder days from Bostonbound to Al.
sehr Charles wishar days from Richmond with coal
sss. Tho; wTa: ss with naval
sehr Mitchell Chadwick, I'm Newbern, NC, with naval
sch; rene Wilmington, NC, naval
schr ioe Howard days from Passport with plaster to the
master.
Al. h.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

fIE THAT STEALS MONEY STEALS TRASH, bu,
III hs wretch that tltbes In countsrfeitng porusr ed
In order replica an his has claim TO the
Of cr his ace has become serea and the Divine
efscet We that iaherinc Yer the paniu
q disease. marx we aud remember that No nj
vvn street nc uny place IN this city rhert The genuine
Winters Red Drap te obtained NJ BAH sold else
wiete base initial Price 81 PEE bottle. NIT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Cotton Trade

There svsry little doing in cotton at any Of the leading
ports In the Atlantic ports the purchasers waiting for
further accumulation Of the stock before atng In
the southern ports the orders from broad parc ulary
from France limited at prices below the views hold
ers who pretend place great reliance in the shoAess
Of the growing crop At Mobile the prices are one Il
higher Ii othr ports and tho Spectators throus
the south to be actuated by the allacous ideas
that led to the disastrous specuations of 1899 The
fact that the 1889 less than that 1898 made
the basis of rise, without considering thot the crop Of
1898 might have been supeabundant as turned out to be
the fact The crop of 1910 $4,000 bales and it IN
generally allowed that the growing crop will be 100000
bales 900 bales larger than the immense crop Of
1885, and yet because will be 100000 tales less than
last year dealers Specializing for rise. Their hopes
based in great measure, upon the large quantities
taken for consumption in Liverpool this The proba
bty is that spnners laid in their stocks when prices
were low, in anticipation OF return of activity This has
taken place. The exports of yarns and goods from
England been small indie alton Of ~hich
is the Low state of exchanges the continent IT, there
FORE there continuance Of and the crop Goes
60 aboye the lowest estimates there is but little probab
" Of rise in prices The following is comparative ia
bic of the last crops, it'll estimate the
curate data Of the growing crop
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
nEM0TRATiC WHiIisi

o. Friends Of civil liberty opposed to secret tribunals
to judicsl utonto tho seizure OF private Ppcr
and the invasion &C prvrtc houses without warrant OF
hw-o cohlgOi Of the Treasury, and TO ell stand
Tag armies in favor OF the reform Of our Federal Gov ern
mentto the reelection Of federal expendtureto the re-
ssorstion Of State zh ndvdus credit and sound cur
rsrcythe stem Of Internal nprov enents and the pre-
sent State amins ration, and the election Of HARRISON
and TYLER are inycdts meet on Monday evening next,
IN front Of National Hail. in Canal street 1.-THE weather be
fair; otherwise, Masonic Hail. at halfpast seven,
70 respond 70 the nominations Of the Democrats WING
County Convention By order Of the Democratic Wing
Yoang MEMS General Committee.
EpwApp NiSrurS, Chairman.
A. DoraurRrv, la.xx.......
RI A. BrrEfsaif,,t oe0rotales OIL ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
HARRIsoN DEMOCRA rIC REPUBLICAN COMMIT.
TEE Of PUBLIC SAFETY

This COMMITTEES will be in session every evening n.
head quarters, Lafayette Hail. until after the Presidential
Election The large will be opened every evening
hafpast o'clock TO which the friends ofHARRl
Son and REFORM are invited TO attend, TO hear the
latest election from all the states in the Union.
Jonr =. Bowsos, Chairman.
es-5,mv 9. n ws,t', Secretaries tw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
FRgsMENs' MEETING in NEW YORK.

m.,as Of sr,snsn q N,w ycr. i'esy e g, sl.so.
& ofcsd rs r s,,. i''Ip Gss. ssr. yh'
.,s,,cn. 81 rseias Nstsrsd cii'n. the
@ e r.%%.s S Ssa r ii's
81 nj ss he s,n ss Sc, forth Geo
iaa y b.s q h.5 own rs whes ars den
principles, support IA parry which boasts OF its resl IN
alslcs ofsIars,y rher.fors,
Of ssi- esi~. ess fiow crsps of foreign birth ar.
bound honor SUSTAIN ihs Application Il us same pr,nei
E.si,.s That ia adopting following resolution. 9th
Sr sas s"Svar ,sss
Resol,d hat having aniim.I in the capacity
Ss.sos hs 10, based epsa he VII fAs ori,y, !hsi
nhrtsy greater inpoanes than rrdPsly ana 'na
mass is 70 create an AoeIssy sub,,rsi 70 the saal rth
Of mra, rtconce,by opro.ed etery me- sure Which
wealth or br,h or morbid asrust Of the integrity fusnnd
M Ih. ca,dsr s;ss1iSs s +. to
ss. .Soa 's S.s s-'i sew I.as and
sf" s s !. r.rgSsss w ai e
e to g,rP,ia a Ne hols gr,n ne Affections 81 those VIE
Ameeess c,,ireS. to prsssrss q soysrssa, hR
sards them i've poiite. equality that al naturally de-
i,y After sserns under Am.ricsn eesro,ism viii aemTt
overthrow tie institutions from which 4 derived,
r.easss. Is. friend. q ssy os. % Of S "ssr.s az
Ease equal rghi. sad ga rshe Sgroasas Q. q, az
Of teir nativity gssecui them ~ dssp,e s.heTss
and seersry md rb shed Is. Ballot Boz. L,sens ro,
evening star, Eersd New Era Nornpe -ixia Fslnet
~ q ps Il; Pres [ Us ... ..,. s'.,"'n
49, rii {sSSyFD 80
Il sclcch. ~ A. o'clock. A. u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Arrival and departure OF the Mails.

Eastern Steamboat Mail, via stosington,
daily, except Sundays, ........s.. M u IN.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New HAYES.
daily excer, Sundays. .......s..;.. Pm. . AN
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves sunday -.
morning, clrses Saturday ............ IN
EasternWsv Nal via Harler. Wesichester,
Norwslk,&c dily except S.sdays....: IN A. o.
Hartford Nal, by steamer, duly. except
scuthern Mai through to New Orleans,
ss,syru Mai. ..........iiir "a w.
Northern Msy daily ,........... us AZ ssr.M
Nprthern Steamboat Aial, g. Saratoga. Via
Hrdson, Albany and Troy. daily. 81 P.M IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Married.

At Brooklyn T.. J., on Thursday evening 22d ult, by
the Rev Professor Tappan, R,r Geors, DebI - to IN
fususis UTssghsy, eldest daughter Of samuel A. vii
loughby.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOR OF
CLIREH UGH'S
T r COPH E r GU S
OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
HUMAN HAIR.

"Mr sas.ard; ......,.,u.
mense be~est have from the 81
Cehugh having at this time fine growth Of hair coming
Saving tried all the which have
sold but without effect VIM. COLBY.
As regards Sr Colby, hi. case is truly astonishing II.
ss :sSs x. aHS a os s hs
bead aud cove ed with ssurons and m fact had 20
ssors 1 the hs1
started His case ln. % sxssAR Tof H.r Dresser.
F.s' 1929 ...' .t Ntte fremont street, Boston.
9TH. to certify tina. A,. .sss c xss A e.
Compound for tn mouths The hair at the sdss and
back of head fallen of the time first piled it. II
THe top II ny Mead has been bald sr past: Sa:
snes ns III hs hair has to
who still remain ucredulous at liberty to refer them
to me, wh'n they eau have ocular demonstration -
"Phladepha, Oct. 10, isao
rh sI@ FSy's :. certify that hav. used tire. bottle.
of that excellent article Crehugh's Tieoyherous, which
s %
hairs which heretofore gray glossy black
fS sn % TIs 81
Msa to benefit my fellow are the sole motives that
'''N'' Yours, Ne. RI BROWN.
"New York, Oct 20, ,s4o.
srFeeing anxious FOR the restoration of my hair which
H some ten year: wa. inissed 70 .est T.a
From your manner Of treating the subject it confident
i Ss.a
e: ss IF
tbs es,ea,s to b used a 700 think gr.per
trust with the success.
at Hal. Cutting 20, sroas~ss Ct
Of rs Of E ssts DdS
HOSE SToasssy King. Sooksisr' Fulton street.
Price 81 per bottle NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Second Board.
State OF Trade.

oALFs AT IHTLAOELTHINs
Second Board7o has Girard od fiat, ao 5000 Draft
York at sight, 1884,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

has been cfumaffd TINT The IND cuItiFUeH Win
grain IN United states has produced this
age oltwenty bushels TO an In kentucky several
fields yielded thirty nine bushels to the acre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
ADVERTISEMENT

n NJ AOFEH TISEMENI i. =
Mr.: EDITOR-Sr. Hsyiig seen utilization in the New
w Era Nth regard NJ h. Grim ell being
reducing The wages Of the his employ, fAr
and the in my employ, pronounce be
base fasehood. would further that the Spring
~ enter isto verbal sssemen with the men in
poy, to them stipulated day in the WnterDf
the above year. could hare obtained many
wanted at reduction Of from two TO four h ngs day
Feeling nys bound to u6 and carry out the above agree
rent called Mr. Grnns and stated to him that rsdse
I'll my agreement Without the least hesitation, Mr.. Grpne 4
replied that the case TO geon with the work and make
reduction. -.
ARCH HALL.
r .r. Painter, 30 Cherry street.
We the unieygned being the employ of Archibald Hail.
Did the with him. which he did fully
entire SUBTRACTION We would also state, that
doubt but that Mr. Hall eouid have obtained su
number OF hands at the reduction above stated
Signed,
lily. Adans. William Slocum,
Al 'xande Anderson, Jergsn Jergansou,
Samuel Be liner, David Simonp,
Samuel Tally, Robert Hall.
William shi' Ids, John Lawscr.
Archd. keeeh, OK Be- jamn Belts.
David p. T. Hall. ID n1it-