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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
Passengers Arrived.

H,var-Paekei AIR Siirit de GraUe-Dr T q Howard
Augusts; Or Iolnes, Charestoa; q A Reed, Sayan
nah; X Armstrong, Baltimore; summer, Boston DR. II II
Gillespie, NYorsi anon, Paris; Befgoun dol Mrs
Bengonn Sp.in; Miss bergoun dol Miss Anbose, Ger
many Martin Can ,da Gauthier, France; Peugnet dol
TPsugue do; Miss Richards, ChArs in the steer
age, on. born N The passage -
B.ravIs-Bark Ckarione-sIessrs w Inglish, Elk.
ley. and ~ III Daya
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
The Corn Trade.

Since the arrival Of the President and Acadia the -four
mark has not been active Small sales of Genessee
have been made. at five dollars a barrel In wheat we
have heard OF no transaction of consequence.
II has now pretty well ascerained that the crop
wheat in Michigan much larger this year than be-
fore In 1892 the production in that state heavy
and IL il said that surplus this will be fifty per
sent rreater tnan il was last year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
Died

On Tuesday evcnin 7eh yesr Of her age Mrs Han
Thompson reict OF The late Robert TkomI Of this
city =,
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
her Thursday afternoon at O'Clock from the
her Robert Thompson Jr No. Io2 Fulton street.
without fur tler invitation. 49,
On he ssth inst exerucatng ness OF five weeks
Francis william only OF VIM. Cranston and Catharine
Nsuda Hamilton, aged months and is days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
Cleared


ks: .S1i ss' %:: dS Mail tf
ho~and' Baltimore, Wilson Brown %'S'"' NO 'nA''''
Arrived.
s a s. 'i% 5us and s a.
da S bark Of sf s:sn iss = "a 81
Br,s raal2ra Elos Of Robinson Me- 81 days from Cura
Sshr D'nube Rich, days from Turks Island salt Brett
schr Albion, 10 days from Turks Island salt to Mid.
schr WINK John, Keller days from Machas, lumber, to
scr Mary, Could ia days from Maebias with lumber to
sc,r Triton, Francis, days from Hartford with md1 to
schr Hydaspe. Thsmas 10 days from ThomastsH with line
schr Jusus, Sleeper, 10 days from Thomason with lime to
schr Trio, Nckerson, days from Boston, with mdz to the
scbr Hale, Chase, days from Do .,on with mdz to
master.
General Record.
Particulars of Bark Poytia-The Charlotte (Br,
last night from ava whence on the ST. Of Msy
Ia tie che WIZ en- 81 S o% wh
cargo chess an" 1854 es oIS
Ssss Of IT, s% ssn ass
S 5s Gs 1 that Capt f~a
5 ss dc eS cs9 from
and eams, during the passage She received pilot off Mon
's s'a sss Ss'sf
the I him about s. Gfe
long reported Portland has put into sySneV
week seem mile south Cap. Hatteras light
about sih large chf ashore high dry high
with white sroak and white carved work stern Whit
near enough TO make out he, name There
made of The sails four five seen passing 10 and
from the schr She had nothing stahdiag but lower
Spoken.
Tamarand, from NOreans for Liverpool Aug H. lat 27 lon
49,
mac from Liverpool for Alexandria Aug IT, on Georges
Bank.
United states Ports.
PORTLAND, Aug 2i-arr Abby NJ. Knight Havana. lob,
EDWARD, Davis NfoIhi lncreas' doi Aurora, Phila
Morreii, Kingston; 9th Mentor, Hnor NYork -'
BpsroN, Aug 25-ed Riehm md New Orleans; h age Savan
na, kenown, Lowell NYorK Marietta ason do; Peauot
NEW BEprono Aug a,arr lafayette Baltimore; PARAGON
Norfolk; Emrlous Small, NYok. 'S'''
NANTUCKET, Aug ~ arr Citizen, Small NYork
tpGAnTowr, Ang 2i-arr U ndaunted. Weeks NYork
FALL RIvEK, Aug 2iarr Nine'ta Plajeiphia 2ad M.r;
dian, Dpn9iog NYerk sid Jos Brown Baltimore; Massaso
PROVIDENCE, Aug ai-arr New York Norfolk; Jas l. LON.
Baltimore %
Nlwrosr avg at-arr san Philaaelahia Oscar Padeord
PH,LApKLrDiA Aug 2s-cld Lodi, Boston; Wave. do; Ar
gon, do; n Thorn! son, Buck NYo,k w "
Ranmssp aug ia@r E Ere dfnss
gerti-s WIN Hart. Newark. ~
WnMrSer9S NC, Aug ao-arr Alvano, vszie, New York;
CHARLEsroS, Aug 22cd Charleston, NYork; is arr Ger
va tes. Bosor Vessels in porShips JOSEF Porier (Br)
York bris Delaware for Havana ready; fremont, Bos
do; Cervaste I'm disc; vrchce from NYork
do; sullivan. Brown for do tg: Charleston, Ta Io do do:
dich from Philadelphia, disg; Gen SUMTER from
do; Howell, Wig
SAVANNAH, Aug ao-arr VIM Taylor, Hoey. NYork
Mosu.E, Aug scd Augusta, Shute. Liverpool; Champion
NEw ORLE.Ns Aug isar Mozart Iiavrc; Eleanor Liver.
pools Signal, Boston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

- NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. 18th isss
DR. LEvIs0N-D.r sir,1I ear never Be grateful enough
Hunters Red Drop) for Ave months siet
ted with enerea and dnrag that time took many medicines
but would cure Al last my physican eave me up
ss, frtao ss one va. ;B.shss friend u. sas
cine tia tworld mi Of which purchased some YOU
agent IN Philadelphia, and the remit 10 that enjoying
perfect health Now, sir after suffering long, and finding
last suck signal relief from Hunters Ned Drop feel ny
II. b. b.
Div,scH ~ Der vial. are
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

A GENCy FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE JNsU
"a RANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall street, near PEARL
This continue insure description Of
" sSsirst Toe: damage BY FIR, terms through
Direetes, &C. Zabviskie, Richard W Red6ea John vss
posherck Jeremiah Johnson George strong Samuel w
Lcwerre John MorreII John LegEett John skmap,
wn'sss Charles o. Handy, Lemssl Mchardecr w p Pew
&. ZAnRlSKIE, Prestdeut.
ysrr J. Povxps, Secretary.
Wsshs.9tos Post. Asest. New York hsm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

NO. 9 PECK SLIP.

tMPPoRTAN MEpIcAL NOTICE,
south and being deprived Of his sand has OPENED an
ofce PECK r nearly opposite his old one where he
him. WIZ confidential medical aid isreguirsd Dr. Evans
rag regularly educated and having had experience
more than forty in extensive sptas and private
practice has frequently perormed where
others have failed even when they The
hospitals neyrsbe The doctor by going gaia.
ed Information that vii enable him TO
other IN out pf the city -
N.B.-Dont mistake No = and find the old doctor aas i'm.
0U-CERTIFICATEs OF DEPOsITE NORTH AME.
RICAN TRUST COMPANY
Mssissrrpi USior Bass Norris,
IsprAsA Srsrs scsr,
lLLtsors no
FLoR,ps Furp., and
ARKASsAs BiSK NorEs-Bouxhts At
N. sIsTARE,6,
ais 81 ESchange once, 10 Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared dividend OF five per cent for the last six
months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
DIR. ELLIOTT,
oCuLIsT AND oPHTHALMlC SURGEON

ISL broadway, enhance IN Wsrren sf,eef
-. Confines his practice TO
Disedses 81 The Eye g. Opfhaimic Surgery in general
Oh ELLIOTT having completed his extensive arrange
mens enabled to Lave separate apartments FOR the DIFF
pr Wet WET n vs,,r.i who , 'is! i' oass
SUNDAYS eepted) and on Dr. Eotts patients during I'm
The poor g enter BY the basement They will be required
sAsry,caL hrrs Of superior quality, prsyared in r.rs
o drawisgsl warranted TO ressmb, the nst.rs
Ohce hours from 10 TO ocl cch my9s insy
THoMPsoN's LIST OF PRICES fOr douOtfuI and dis
Il credited Banks. discount.
Farmers Of Seneca ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
heiscs. ......s.... s........s..........
Ienth ward ................. ................
no.ewnnds. 49, sss.s.ssss..s. n
sshpyiki rSilajeIpiia.. ................... %
Chelsea Mass. ......... ....... .........
Mia'iaf ihtrrtt .sssss .s.........s..s........ 20
Nahsnt ...'.s's..... s.....s.................. -
.~oriuk, $3.50 s.sssss....... rs
rr.N,M ',u'ohs 's..s.sssss .............. so
wSoo pt ttio,,;i,
XII e. mman .a,ions poet paid viii ,sr.,. p,or, ,;.
81. ~ 49, J. THoMFsJBSsY's 81 WI %iT e.
DOCTOR YOURsELF--A little book entitled the RUIZ
- cor, written by phy stefan Of many years N
this cy gives very minu,, and particular INSTRUCT, for ks
The q the medicine plain that those afflicted MAY
themselves without the risk exposure Price cents
Fer sale ~ drug stores,
100 Fulton street. corner of William.
a. Canal street. near srsns stree. Maize, ne
~ Bowsry, corner Of Walker street
ia Cherry street near Cstharine Market
lm n.lancv street. ccrrsr Of sudolk ats Inns.
M crvHANIs, MiLLINErs, and psr.cns d.sircus Of
W purchss.s ~. nest superior and f.shiecsble Enslish
punsahes, French strsws Italian Rutsnds, Tuseans
he calling
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
DEPARTURE or THE ATLANTIC STEAMERS.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.

Mediator, Champlin, July 20
welliagton. Chadwick, Aug |,
=. Amsr ica. Bailey. July 10
Gwasaingten, Burrows,J ulp rs
gisries Carroll, Lee. yslv ~
euliy. Thompson July ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

M erO HAMS, MiLLINtNs, and psreons desircus o.
WI superior and fahiosable rnelish
Dunstahes, French strsvs Italian Rutisnds Tuseans
he will advantage therselvep by calling the subscriber
T. BENNETT. Straw Hat Manufacturer
At0' - william street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

tSOO REwARD.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
RCOO For the Of Con elects
lagous complaints OF the organs Degeneration.
0fa remedes y~t for the this
10 the most certain.
makes speedy AID permanent cure, without the least re-.
business
we give long quaekish reocmmendaonse deceive IN,
public II the medicine does not speak for itself one shall
Ipesk for H. Our object to notify whore be had
ne proprietor challenges asipsle Of onorrha
under Forfeiture Of $500
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks
eieyhigh low, rich and poor single They
presented with aresedy by which they
s,hie.
Further the disease cannot contrasted dose Of the
Mixture s taken Al night going 10 bed when exposed
II p put in bottles. with full directions
y bottle. One bottle lasts ssreek. which generally
Many cured IN two days II
For sal. only al Or WIN H. Minors Drug stor. Ne iss
Broadway Of Bey street House New
aad Jones' Hutchon corner Of Chestnut and Seventh
streets, Philsdeiphis.
Beware ofimitatious The senuine only as above.
a AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

Sales Of Stocks at Phlade pha, yesterday.
$4,000 City Gas 6 ls62 IVA; $ 90 Wilmington RR 6s si4
s2; 240 shares Bank IS So 10 do Mechanics Bank 3e
do Grard, Camden Amboy i, 1906; so do Phad.
Wilmington X Bait "A.
Second board yesterday
lei shares u S Bank So a6si lilo do Gifsrd, 40.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

Port 80 New York. August az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
SORE NIPPLES.

TO BREWERS-A gentleman who has been actively en-.
gagged IN the brewing business for nesry thirty years
DESTROYS OF obtaining situation brewer
establishment He has hesitation in saying u his thu
rosgh ia the mystey ofbewng draugf
porter and ale cannot be esceed by in the
try
ladelha. sni2 isw4ws
, 1840-06-27

his W butter and cheese-in short, live
and dress comfortably without going off his
own homestead. This is nc fiction, and it is
the fact that the farmer is the most ~independ-
ent man in the community.
But in order TO be happy, and to make his
ilie useful as It ought to be, he must be intel
ligent-in possession of the means of knowl.
edge, especially that kind of acknowledge which
relates to his own profession. He must use
the means which God has given him to be
happy himself and contribute to the peace
and comfort Of those around him. In justice
10 himself he will employ his evenings in the
acquisition Of knowledge. He will be a
reader Of useful books and a supporter Of the
public press, which brings at his door the
newspaper which gives him the history Of the
world. Such a farmer as this will fulfil his
duty to God and his fellow man, and is the hap.
piest and the most independent among the
best ofmen.HProvidencc Courier.
, 1840-06-27

DIED, on the 18th ultimo of consumption, at the
residenee OF his mother, in Montgomery county, Mo.
Mr. MACK p. NICHOLAS, In the 18th year Of hi:
age.
The deceased has left . wife to whom he mad been
married but a short time, and an aged mother and ma.
ny near relatives aad friends TO mourn his early loss
yet, we have not to mourn as those that have no hope
for he died in the triumphs of faith and of that s" hope
which 10 rs an anchor to the soul, both sure and stead.
fast" He had been a member of the Presbyterian
church near two years; the writer of this had the
sstisfaction Of spending some time with him in hi, last
illness, and can say, that such a heavenly mind and
calm resignation to the Will OF Providence, he has ne
yer before witnessed. A FRIEsu.
, 1840-06-27
HAYS LINIMENT.
St.

"HIS extraordinary chemical composition, the re-
suit Of science and the invention Of q celebra-
ted medical man, the introduction Of which to the
public was invested with the solemnity Of a death
bed bequest, has since gained a reputation unparal-
Ieled, fully sustaining the correctness Of the lamented
DIR. GridIey's last confession, that "hc dared not die
without giving to posteIity the benefit Of hi, knowl-
edge on this subject" and he therefore bequcathed
TO his friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret
Of his discovery.
II is now used in the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our country, first and most GER
tainly for the cure Of the Piles, and also extensive
and efectually Us to battle credulity, unless where
its effects are witnessed. Externally in the follow
ing complaints:
For Drop,y--Creatin extraordinary absorption at
once.
SreHings--Reducing them in & few hours.
Rheunlatism-Acute or chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Throat--By cancers. ulcers, or colds.
Group and Hopping ough--Externaliy and over
the chest.
an Brui,e,, syrains, and Burn,--Curing in a few
hours.
Sore, and Ueer,--w Whether fresh or long standing,
and fever sores.
Its operation upon adults and children in reducing
swellings, md looscning coughs and tight
ness Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts, has been
surprising beyond conception. The common remark
Of those who have used it in the Piles, is, ut acts like
a charm"
THE PILES.-The price, 81. is refunded to any
person who will use a bottle Of Hays Liniment for
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without being
cured. These are the positive orders of the proprie-
tor to the agents, and out Of many thousands sold,
not onehas been unsuccessful. .-t !'t4r -
We might insert certificates to any length, but pre-
fer that those who sell the article, should exhibit the
original to purchasers.
NJ For sale by DR.. 7. S. WATERS & BRO.
Bowling Green, Mo.
, 1840-06-27
SHERIFF,S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority of an execution is
L sued from the Office OF the clerk of the Circuit
Court within and for the county OF Pike and State Of
n:,r..nEi. bearing date the 23d day of March A. D..
1870, in favor of Ed Sard Emerson and against Joel
Campbell and William Chilton-l have levied upon
and seized all the right, title, claim, interest and pro-
perty of the said Campbell & Chiffon, OF, in and to
the following real estate, situate, iy;ss and being in
said county Of Pike, to wit: The west half OF Inc
south east quarter of section eight, ~ township No.
6~fty-four, (54) north Of range No. two, ~ west OF
the fifth principal meridian, containing eighty acres.
The east half Of the south west quarter Of section
eight, Ts1 in township No. ~ffty-fOur (54l north OF
range No. two, west of the fifth principal meridian
containing eighty acres, and will sell the same to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the Court House
door in the town of Bowling Green, in said county,
on the 18th day Of July next between the hours OF
nine and Eve O'Clock of that day, and during the
term Of the Circuit Court Of said county Of Pike, to
sati.fy said execution and all cost or 80 much thereof
as will. j. Sheun
June 90.
, 1840-06-27
A FARMERS LIFE AND DUTIES.

If we were ever e~nvious, it was of the
farmer-the intelligent, independent farmer
who owned his land, his house, and who was
free from debt; whose family were grown
up prosperously around him, upon whom
God smiled and blessed. We have seen
such a farmer; and in truth, we know of no
man so happy, and no business so pertinent
~ profitable, lone that makes the owner so
independent. An independent farmer has
his house to live in; it is his own; he has
earned it by the labor of bis hands. He has
his granaries filled with the productions Of
his farm, his barnes with the stock reared,
and the bay raised upon his own farm. His
cellars are well filled with the necessaries
and Injuries of life. Almost every thing
necessary to feed him and his family grows
around him. He may raise his W pork,
fatten and kii his own sheep, eat his own
poultry and his OWE eggs-live upon his own
nome b~read-knit his own stockings through
the agency of his wife and dauchters--muke
, 1840-06-27
DIR. SPHON'S
ELIXIR OF

TIME author Of this article is very desiross that
l. his views and assertions shnsld not be n.isundcr-
stood and that the public should know the real merits
and effects Of so important a remedy. He will state
a few facts on which the reader may most implicitly
rely. They are TREE. II is asserted most soiennly
aud seriously, and the persons who will Investigate
will find them inra,iable On this assertion the an-
thor pledges his reputation and character not emily ss
a man and physician, but as a moral and correct good
citizen. We repeat, this medicine is all it processes
to be.
Gentlemen have told the proprietors often, that
whether prudent or not they feed perfectly safe Rom
any fever while they have the article. They can a.
Gays throw of the worst kind Of feves IN q few
hours. If taken al the commencement. They rise
from its use without the least debility, and feel per
fectly free, we'll and bright. +,
VII not the Public gire 10 q trial,
I'm uIeopaploa fact is, that this remedy 10 . syrup
p~alstable and pleasant to the taste, and children take
it always with the greatest readiness.
The proprietor is now making rapid arrusgsuests
to have this article in the hands Of every 6rueyiA
and spnthscary In this country. II may BE- Known
to be genuine by the signature Of TIE gentis@sAs sd
physician who Is the author Of il.
Z, SPHoS, Nh
nr,-For .sls sy DR.. T. S. WATEEs &BRo.
Ro~ling Greer, We.
, 1840-06-27
The CultivatOr and Genesee
Farmer.

q.
ITHEsE two popular and valuable agricultural
Il journals were united on the Isl OF Jsseasy'
1910. The consolidated paper is conducted ~ Aes-
ss. GAYLORD & TUcxkR, editors Of the iats secs.
see Farmer, and published on the 6rst Of each nentn'
in the city Of Albany, N. Y, at One DoAsr . year
in advance. It Is believed to be the eheapes puea.
cation in this country, considering the snoust and
value of its contents, the number Of its ilastratioas,
and the beauty Of its mechanical e1ecutioa. The
sig numbers Of the united paper. now printed, ae
filed entirely with original contributions ffs~ noss
than one hundred eminent practical hrmes 10 diner
et parts Of our county and contain more tn:s nity
Illustrations, among which are portraits Of dineFsos
breeds Of cattle, sheep and hogs; plans OF eahdissH,
~piggerie,, agricultural implements, hot-beda ps:Pss
rates, bot-sir furnace, steaming apparatus. &c: &C.
No efforts will be spared on the part Of the Editors
and Publishen, to render the consolidated paper vos-
thy the high favor and patronage which the two pa
pers separately enjoyed.
Pos,masters and. gentlemen disposed to lend the,s
influence TO aid the cau,e Of agriculture, are respect.
fully requested to act as agents. Address
JESSE BUEL & co.
Publishers of the Cultivator, Alhaay.
, 1840-06-27
II GREAT
Liberty, the Con,titution--Un ion--Th principles Of
Warrington, Jcgtrson and Jackson.

Liberty, the on,titution--U nion--7he principles Of
Harrington, Jcgtrson and Jaekson.
TNHIS paper is now in publications.; il is devoted to
the glorious cause of DEMOCRACY, and with
the liberal aid of the people and the blessings or Prov.
idonce, our STANDARD shall never be FRUSTRATED, of our
FLAG furled To the foul and corrupt powers Of FEEDER.
.ALISM. Humbly, but earnestly laboring for tho sue.
cess and eternal perpeluation of those great principles,
upon which alone, depend the liberty, happiness and
prosperity Of the people and the salvation or our be-.
loved UNION, tho Editor confidently appeals to the
friends Of Democratic principles to sustain him in the
stand which he has thus taken. in the very midst Of tho
battle fury Of Federal Aboiifionism, which is threatening
to spread ruin and desolation over the South.
THE GREAT WESTERN is published weekly, on u largo
sheet, and will contain all the observation-disclosures Of the
day, both ut home and abroad. II is designed 10 make
this paper every way suitable and acceptable to the
country, and being located at New Orleans, the great
Emporium Of the South and West, il will be found q
most useful paper 10 every citizen in the upper country,
as it will contain all the commercial information they
may desire. Such a papsr is greatly needed in Now
Orleans. as all those which arc now published hero
seem to be particularly designed for the use Of msrchsnts
this deficiency; in short, We arc determined to make
our Journal, truly GREAT WESTERN, and
just such a newspaper rs every individual residing in the
great Valley Of the Mississippi and its tributary streams,
can desire or wish for, who may feel an interest in the
nows from New Orleans as well rs from all other quar-.
ters Of tho country.
TERMS of subscription. IS 4 year. in sdpsnce.
Any gentleman who may procure Us Eve subscribers
shall receive The Great Western free Of charge.
EDWARD DELONY. EDIroa.
NEw ORLEANS, La, March 10th, 1870.
, 1840-06-27

The Methodist General Conference have
resolved to send delegates TO England in
1912, and one to Canada in l84l. During
the four years ending last September, SIS
ministers, and 8s,781 church members we're
added to this denomination. Since that nc.
count was made, the increase is ascertained
to be $4,000 making the whole addition
l03,78l. In September 1889, there were
ministers 1890. and members 740,459.
, 1840-06-27
1 Reward.

CTRAYED from TisdaIe's landing, on the Mis,is-
- .ippi river, Z miles east Of Paynesyille, a ANAL
bay horse, about Is hands high, compactly built, with
n very small star in hi. forehead; part of his name
lies on both sides of his neck, and his withers bear the
marks of having been treated for the 6stulo. lie j,
supposed to be somewhere on the Mississippi bottoms
in the neighborhood Of Paynesville. The above re.
ward will be paid on his delivery at this place to me
or il left with r. Gibson at Paynesville, or at Judge
McQueen's. A.. IL. BUCkNER.
Bowling Green, Mo-, June 9th.