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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
From The " J. Express, May Gu.
TIE MARKET.

NOntvThs has been the rioom,est week New York ha.
ever More failures have taken place snong wealthy
merchants than has occurred week before Cond
dsnce has been 80 much impaired that has at last reached
The banks No matter what char the securities are 1t
has been impossible TO raise the cash. Great
have been felt w h h. raid ino them,
81 distant banks. but who utterly unable otan
mlttAnces he business Of the banks has fallen o YER,
muohthe offerings not half what they were The ability
Of tie bankn consequence OF the failure So many houses
has been materially lessened foolish run has been made
Of our banks but Il Immediately checked hy The
prompt manner 10 which every thing paid There is
however, gradual demand for specie although in small
mounts IN the aggregate amounts 10 sum
Lneursnf Money-Iiss been in a worse state this week
than One Of the brokers who redeemed Eastern notes
Jailed IN the early part OF the week but the
tlnued to be met promptly but at higher rates Safety
Fund western notes have been bad state For several
days they not taken at all and other DAYS they
been bought at TO per cent discount. The whole bank
ing system has become derauged the bark bills no city
pass At par IN any other quarter of the country.
SPseie-There has been steady pull banks for
specie within the last week owing excitement
got up relative TO one OF the banks Yesterday however
the excitement all passed off, and Wall street per
iectly quiet There very little call for specie 10 20
abroad, the bldawcrs generally have determined not TO
draw, and there disposition the part Of the deposit
ors to withdraw their loans The banks here have very
small amount Of bills out and that could be
made, would compel them TO stop specie payments.
StocksWe have had week Of mt dc ey.
cry thing On the list has been quoted and The
fall within few months has been tremenduous-U. State.
bank has fallen l6Dcaware estate bank SO--Ohio %
and every thing in proportion.
Thursday M.-Therei is perfect panic IN the money
market All descriptions Of stocks are nearly unsaeabie
Those that did sell went down per cent. Delaware
went TO 53- Mohawk 62-Harlaem 80 I.2-I Boston and
Providence and Worcester the only Stocks that stood
hrm-Phenix Bank co.,. s. Bank l09
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

t--ssss U,tsh We 10 nsa teo~ ~bes - haze
sfsas.sp siisnrs snsssfsfssrs &c Psl'tcal
saasss riss thfe 10 sfhiited 10 lessf a
esS ~ 49, Bsrnrtea IVA Seniirei, ifosa NJ rss
wufsa. .H.s~r lssssi,~a psble d,ns.f ffos,
ps,ritcsi ,sssissps 81 that plses.
fhs isstsf A.Sh ihfes knus eolats 81 that
rsr~s shes sPclsa the oenfvs-a ssd no Nc ~
stle f rof sstsfnF ne ssis,,os Fpc, 10 esd lee
toe 20 no Sssrstf - N,ruon, g. ksFirE bosA led
s-se fson The ta ~ ssnsa saA t. spst heu
thss sgset. had 10 tesp Themselves clear frn The sh'
.isF,sf ADD sseid.on M Vas iis'ea npu
DEATH cnppgh tstse he saisfn pedilrriters and
sto~ts ssld - tA<f suppsr rovfhssn Ffrxdthf
asd al h. that Tho gas ohas tho largest ss1s
aashs, So Usios sosb h. essoted nora the sect ~ 60
..sss-,Hi 81 ths es spOiac, esnosnccd AZ siieai
sgs-sssf,~uiss."
l.esesily yrs,sdns "a dsrFeda the fsfDofs 81 Dis
eord l~'wees ~ he soi aide, ps'rice snd f.aus
Assesdss, II the kdmu asaanf ~ Mf
Rsss I'd W. b.sto1s pfety rsts ntAitor Is Essn u
81. forr', whe r~esiof Wright does sHsct that hs
s,yrs ssf~r,siiaas d~p-ad ers his siotHr tho party
tf~ss the ~ e. have ALREADY said haze Esrey
sssn - stteup, NJ ones isnpernsu and hongsg
'h. 80 nsde ~ tho potiosl sfsrs Of another State "
J. iesstss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
By last ErcHiag'S Mali.


Tho Nsw yc't Daily EiPess ef ssprdsy lss ssy,s III.
has tres the eccmie, week have hsd y., More Gil.
s'c' have istea place thaa at any pre,ieu, r~id The
high hopes easraiaed had passed the sr.s scem.
hoi 10 have tsra realized
We learn iurthet from The Uipr,.s-Ths although the
s,es: new, from Earcpe fs'oable--hsd eecn
failure al Amsuess iiyssesthe Dark II Enssnd stab
afordng adyst this bad fvorsbio saec, 90 the
New fofk m.rket On, great of emharra,snen n,
b" been The e s, Of negcoa,sg ssesrren, money
tern safety faSd particularly" furhe-Sptiss business.
Is dearly destroyed this yeatwss,etnrcut, IS 10 From,
fote'gnwboai $3.50 To 30. sud filling
B.sE'. TIE Erpres. says The whole banking system
has become deranrcd" sharp on the Mechanic.
Bsnk-greA excitement The crowd around u, bank i'm
menso on ThursdAy-Tbe Bank pronounced -ound-Th.
late pesden, Of the bank Mr. Fleming found dead IN lbs
hd-vefdiet Of nquest--eause, mental excitement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

Dss.ias Oecsreses oa the nghi Of the .ith uli the
dw,las house AZ NJ Beejamin Pos 81 Albsny, VI.
eonsoaes q, Gre ogs,hsr With Ill It's eoB,ent and three
smsH ehtrra. The psfieuars gwen briefly there
Absu tea ocoet tho evening, Nj Pearl and hs vile
ossea from their ,laers BY Ibe f The flames,
the hrss et their cbldren, Of whom sie
Up ehs fss ihs purpose m,s Pearl oPeosi the chamber
aoos shen tho amer he ssd sbe force
ssJsn them tho dstoGrag element sbd 10 her
le iamped IL the ehambof ~indow but 10 the fall
mach injured that considered doubifu whether
she Oao ehiid which slept below. being
veil bcwdered state Is -apposed, rsshsd ia,o
the hscs nd could b. rescued The Of tho chill
ea that peTished were Levin, aged 10 yeArsand sHs,s
obs .sed yssfs Of Mr. Pearl and Amerlla septet
zged 10 yoa daughter of Captain Dearborn IT, son,ef Of
ska. e~a There nothing from the house. which
aud saGaisoj except the nigh, clothes the
The Ere communicated by leaving boz Of ashes IN
the s,oup n front Of the doot--ho,h Star.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
Commissioners Notice.

WYE the Subscribers, beng appointed by the Hon.
wv Probate Court ior the district Of Rutland, ON.
to receive, aud adjust all claims aud
lemsn nd. Of all persons against the estate Of
Z.4CHERIAH JOHNSON.
late Of Clarendon said DISTRICT deces'ed represented
in.ovent and as all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset Tho reio and FIX months from the Both day Of A.
prl last, allowed by said eour ior That purpose
we do thereiore hereby give noice that we will attend
To the business of said Rppoinm cn At the dwelling
house If Phebe hn,on IN Clarenjpn the fourth Mon
DAY. of la, and Ociobor nexi, from o'clock until
,'clock p. ~. on each Of ,aid days
WniPPLE MARTIN, lI.-,-..
ELiJAH 5, GiDDiNGs, >"'"''''
Clare ndon, May 4. 1887. 30
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
Commissioners Notice.

SS6E the ,ub.erber. being appointed by the Hon Pro
w bate Court f,r the D,rici at Rutland, eoDaaiis-
.oasry IN receive examine snd adjust all claims and de-
usea, OF al persons against the estate Of
VATIf.fS PRATT, I'd.
late of Ruisn 10 said di'tr. deceased. Represented
,.slrent anI also al claim, and demsbjs exhibited in
oH.t thereto All ss months from The III day Of May
instant einy allowed by fsd eoon for that parpo.e. We
10 therefore hereby gi,e notice that ~ ssnd Ia the
bu,ne., o 's appoint nent al the Ia" OF Jonaib.a
C. Thrail IN huisnd ihe iss ToesjAys OF June and
October next from O'Clock until o'clock ?. ~ on each
ofssid day..
CHAUSCY THRALL, c.,,,,,,,,...,,
H. W. MERRILL.
Rutland. aisy Q. 1887. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
n Post Rider sr0nsed.

ySS>,NTED sd,sieis, a thorough PoST.RfD
NY TO distribute thr HEsALD, sTATEsass ssa 9th
a. n.p. 90 the ersnsiye aud lucrative route now ear.
red 90 by Mf WnLI.H kIssIE. About ihfss heSo' ed
Newspaper acc distributed on 's'd route ssa sny
u,ass ma Doubtless he disirbUtst.
sYis;ure al the iiER.Lp ofrier ha'issa-"
April II, 1877.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
The Money Market. In the mids, Of The gloom. the,

The Money Market In the midst of the gloom, there is
some money and some courage len The general appear
Of things the stock exchange yesterday was dec
dedy improved Banks TO DO sure, rather receded The
u States particularly fell siI dollars share The price Of
shares in this institution has been sustained by their una
swerng the purpose of remtanccs to Europe and there
have been large buyers who have had in sus
tanning the The stock does we'll in
England, all stocks down there the u Sa,es
bank suffer- with other banks from having supposed
its share Of suspended paper Stocks other than those
banks, are In good way. especially railroads. There
much disposition to buy Men who hav boon holding
of until prices the bottom begin think Their time
operate has There sales Of railroads yester
day made away from the Board five per the o.
made the day before the call for spe
cic the Banks by certain classes their vaults the vaults
Of some OF them at rather filing up The specie
which is carried away gets back, good deal Of day
two There is.very little demand the banks for specie
to export Although failures numerous and include
many ofhe best houses there every where full
IN the OF the country and speedy
peny. In former business revuson has any
thing like much Of this firm reliance the future This
reliance is PROFESSIONALLY well founded and will insure
speedy recovery when favorable takes place
it certainly al distant dsyN Of Commerce
May 9Th.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
n OF &c Il +.
RESIDENT DENTIST.

ynR. A. q. w. SMITH. would inform the
~ Ladies and Gentlemen VI the town Of Castleton,
the vicinity, that lac will perform all OPP
erstious Tor the preservation Of the 1EEIil nj his
dweng--a.o. insert The PohcELAIs, IlrMAS aud An
IMAL TEETH from to an entire set.
IRAN orders for his services from families in the ad
joining town. will be promptly attended 10.
Castieton. March II. 1887. l3.3m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

ESrewagiAs Pat II sppesfs from the Treasury State
Asn Of May la that tho o the Gos.rnshi daring
TIA Er quarter Of the psess year, sreeeesd The erEsnd
oay 81 55s So and that dSrng The lsa osh, APri
the srpeBaisfes actually e1eeese! lie receipts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

Melancholy, The New York Journsl 81 Commerce 81
1b1fsday Mr. John Fieming, late Preside al the
Mechanics bank fousd dead in he bed this morning
sboet o'clock. oorosers Jury Summoned, sad
alter elimination iniO lac eIfcDmranceb 81 the
brovgta Ia virdict OF death from mental excitement, No
oer 81 s death sppareHt and the fading 81 the
l8fy doubtless correct Notwithstanding tho May
witch shsst sttribeing Bic death suicide &c We
have Information hom source which may be relied
upon THIS melancholy dead has ADDED To the sIeee nj
~ The ozs and with further decline IN
stocks o. fssFss and food,ngs regard 10
the s,sre has gloon e'er tie oay such have
rarely ~tBessed."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
NOTICE.

ZRO whom IL may concernihis TO give notice, that
the und, r.guei has gwen has George, his time;
anu that he il at Liberty 10 make his contracts sni
receive his own wages from and after ,h. date.
LEWIS SAWYER.
Mendon. May !, 1887 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
N o r I c = .

TIyBE ssbseribef wishes 10 let Immediately. a
l. GRIsT MILL. in good repair, With three run
Of Buhr Stones, three Bouts. q dwelling boass,
and moving and tisge land adjoining the NIB
wanted. Enquire Of the s"bserseef on the sss@'-
.es. "a Of a mile from the vsge NE Stage
Road towards Rutland.
JlREH BsRLOw.
Ph,.fofd, a.y 3, 1881. 2"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

We pnderand that girl by the OF Williams, Of
Bpa Saturday last while in the OF breaking
,-,ss from willow which hung small stream fell
iao the and drew giri who with
her tbs time made immediate Search bot she
found unt the nsi, morning girl about IL Yeas
afsse- VI. Muewy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
Corrsspondenee Of the Journal Of Comm Q, CO.

WAsHIsoToS, May Sd 1887
The New York Committee, rather nine members of IN.
Committee arrived here last eyeang and had interview
with the President this day. They waited upon Pres
dent at two o'clock, according to arrangement MIR Wood
bury present witness Of the proceedings They
were at the Palace eight inntss preesiy What pissed
have not yet learned But know that was currently
reported among tho friends of the this
ming. that the President would receive them, 10 their
capacity AZ Committee hthey were not received, nor
their words heard then suppose that following the advice
once given to certain deputies Of peace and good will
departed out OF that house. shaking of the dust Of their
feet They not there indeed long enough deliver
their ssage.
Perhaps their communications required ny the Pesi.
dent to be made in writing
probably well known and understood here tina, Meth
ofthe three propositions which the Committee are in
-ucted IN make will be acceded to-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

Joseph Turner OF Windsor, unfortunately Killed IN
Saturday ns last In Hsrlsnd by the upsotiing OF wag
gcn with cooking in il. Tho thrown
HE body probably be pitched from The Wagon and
dead before he could be esircsiedThere
other persons company with him, bot do not uhdcr
stand ~ they were inJuicJ-- W. Mercury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

Virginia Election. The following gentlemen are asocr.
t,ned to be elected TO Congress THOSE italics Wings
Henry A. Wise, re elected.
Fianei. Mallory Wing gan-Majorty Sc.
James Garland reelected.
John Robertson, do.
CAariss r, Mercer, do.
Francis q. Rivers, vies John Y. Mason. Majority a.
bout CO.
John 7aiiaferro, re elected
r. r. NJ Hunter, Wig gsin-i5 majority
George e. Dromgoole, reelected without opposition.
James w. Bouldin. reelected.
Showing thus far, Wing gain OF two mcmers,
In the House Of Delegates far returns have rescued
there does not appear TO he any gea, change from @
year.
Two years ago, Mr. Lnyal was elected by majorii,
Of 1874 over Emerson (SI-N T. J. of Commrye,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
Hollow War;.

Spades, Shoses, trace Chains, cart and Wagon
Boxes. Bsrdwelrs Ares. PloUghs. &c. cast aud
xiough, Nails.
DRUGS D. MEDTCLvEsi PAINTS, OILS
and DYE STUFFS
CROCKERY GLASS g. CHINA V.5RR.
Consisting 81 light blue pink, purple aud bfowD
Tea and Dining Seis 10 match; deep. fiat and GOV,
cred diste,; Phcheu: Cote Bowls. Ac. a gea-
eral supply Of common ssre.
PERPU.MERY d SOAPS.
A general assortment from N. s"iih Pfeniiss.
Rutland, May o. 1887. 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

Emily G. Woods, little girl sgod ten at Hartford tCon)
burnt badly by her clothes taking fire. that she died
IA few hoans in the most esepciating agony.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

Two years ago, Mr. Loyall o. was elected by ma
Of I5i over Emerson, (% ~ y J. Of Commfree.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
IBOlancts,

Dons,sbe. English and common Leghorn. ans
Tuscan and Misses Straw and Tuscan Of the latest
style; Wreails. Flowers, Caps sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
DOnncstics.

Brown and blesched Shee,ngs and Shirings
DrillIngs fine Dover and Merimsck sheciing
Tickingi Ginghams; W"diog Wicking Bats
cotton Yarn: Tow cloth Bags, Sc.
Napt and Silk HATS; Morocco and Kid Walk
ing Shoes Slips sbG chlldrens SHOES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09
VOLUME III.
GFrom evening edition OF yesierday.l
Closing Scenes--Liberals gaining gro


The day wears apace The strife thickens The
Liberals are coming the The hopes OF free
men are growing brighter and brighter. The Usurers
look black Their flags float no longer in the breeze
mournful silence rests their camps The shout
Of victory resounds through the Liberal ranks The
cang of arms mounts the air and music to the free
mans ear The industrious mechanic treads hrmer
thaah The specializing usurer begins to toter
in his foot steps Wall begins to wear sackcoth
and ashes look Broadway gains in interest and activi-
ty The shout Of freemen is upon the air and the uni
versal cry s-vctory few hours more and the route
Of the enemy will be complete.
The first second and third wards have lost, as COM
pared with 1884, nearly one-lourth OF their strength
They have called for their children, and To- are not
Great is the wang Of the usurous Rachels Tor their
offspring The gain Of the Liberals in The OH, 10TH
llth and nth wards, has been tremendous The free
man looked these quarters and he found his brethren
in arms ready join him in the battle for liberty and
emancipation from clique government
A few hours more, and the contest VIII be over The
dead must be buried deceny, and the wounded care
fully nursed The for Senator will be Immediate
w made and by clock this evening we shall know
enough to know how the fight has gone Look out for
our fourth edition, between and 9, P. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

From Second Morning Edition Of Yesterday
Our Ma gnctic TeIe graph destroyed-Co uriers
Extraordinary Porgress Of the Contest
Desperation of the Enemy.
II is with TO little degree Of cbagrn an regret that
we have to inform our hundred thousand enthusias
tic readers in New York. and in all other parts OF the
Union, that at quarter to seven this morning, the
9Th day Of November and the last of the trois jours
our magnetic telegraph was utterly destroyed. The
keeper had risen from his warm bed for the night had
been very cold and repaired to The observatory on the
op Of Tammany Hall, for the purpose Of arranging
the dial plate tubes, &C. &c He exchanged sig
nails with the branches established in the different
wards precisely at half past six and found all right
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

m Old Tammany was crammed with the Liberals
La, .;yb, such enthusiasm have never seen. Keep
il up my boys and exert it today. Mr. Thomas Hawk
spoke at length. He was quite happy Fellow ci'i-
.zens T. U.augh) How do you like that tor begin
ming 7" laugh "Iregret that the latter part OF my
name should resemble a certain favorite fashionable
weapon lately incorporated into the Usurers coat OF
arms" Tremendous shout. " And Jet rejoice II IS
Hawk for If can frghten away from the constitution
from the ballot box even one Of the uncean chickens,
shall be most happy T. Three cheers The osurers
have given US all sorts of names. They may well DO
So under the cloak of patriotism uaugh) teiiyou
that clock as large the canopy of the heavens would
satfice To hide this sins
Hatchet and alll' cried voice in the crowd Roais
,oflaughter.)
IA ba,cLet Is a fit emblem Of their doctrines BY
persistnp in keeping up the banking system a.
Philadelphia aud Albany they hope with that weapon
to cut down the tree Of liberty and leave US the pricky
braubles Of bank domination shelter the American
soil. But their hopes are vain. The egg Of their
schemes has been laid long time, and il can prevent
them they shall hatch ~ Six cheers In fine,
Mr. Hawk was full of fun. Ills speech gave satsfac-
tion Tor il varied The heavy toll Of the battle, and in
srired his hearers with fresh zeal Whata glorious
power is that rousng up and controlling the passions
reason and Judgment Of multitude thought we, as We
came away. Demosthencs and Thomas Hawk were
1--WE shall beat them" said a Liberal.
What's 10 hinder you T. said we.
Nothing"
rhon Io yonr dntv ,.d wc aniefly went home
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

Co "The victory is ours, my lord said Adanhanro
90 his lcge the battle Of Cuanha Say not so, I'll
yonder fort is ours. Go aud take H." Aldanhanra
obeyed his commanders orders and the fort fell Lib
erals 20 ye aud do likewise. Relax your energies,
but storm the last fort Of the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09
Joe Hoxie at the 1lth weeping like Niobe

Joe Hoxie at the 1lth weeping like Niooe
COURIER EXPRESS, No. 3.-l2h lin.
9th Ward -530-nearly two thirds Liberals-Usu-
trying hard.
5th Ward-245 votes polled today, up to 10 o'clock.
Ninth WNd.-2i3 votes-great majority are demo-
Gratis.
14th Ward--le2 votes polled, up to IL oclock-a7 of
these wings
Fifteenth Hard-l2 'clock-203 votes polled to-day.
Wings $40 ahead. Many dirty yagabonds in the pay
Of the Wings in general fight.
~ SxrEESrH wAED.-I2 o'clock Unparalleled ex-
element. We left Joe Hoxie making stump speech.
SAYS joe 1--WE hoist the bloody hag-we give no quar-
ter, by Cd But gentlemen argument goes for moth
isg-lets all have glass Of grog III stand treat
we've got general fund Votes p0lled l73
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

NJ Seen the Courier Eill this tnorningF NO
The Colonel says once unto the breach" He
does ?" He's TOO late" why" We are into
it And well take to keep them out Of it,
You alone could do thatp said Bill His friend was
big Dixos H. Lewis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

" "what are you T. " I'm }resh voter" Fresh,
you're drunk tim not I'm only fresh" Are yeu an
American 7" AMIN Of Indian blood the true Anne
rican" "Hc's drunk turn him out" row or fight
aud the man pse he. scd tipsy he, turned out
accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

10 Yesterday rough looking gentleman,-not a
dandy-stepped into certain temple Of Tonsor and sat
down to be shaved The tonsor fourished his weapon
and began My God said the rough looking gentle.
man." you must be shaving me with HatchetV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

ton ofwit-frozen up-tbawing insdewith the ardent
Fol- this day 10 quarter Of ten, g..
Third Uard.-Same as first, clerks not able to
get out of their stores yet if there are any yet un-
pocd.
The votes today will be Liberal, and the usury-
silk gentlemen will kick the beam.
" What are the returns g. asked Courier Express
last night.
"472"
!" Who do you want it for?"
"The Herald"
Don't tell him-to him wrong" said one Of the
3ankites.
Whata contrast this makes with the liberal policy
Comment would be supeIhuous.
Poll this day at quarter of ten, 81.
Fourth Ward-Opened at o'clock pretty brskly.
Among the first Of voters was very young looking
man.
Are you twenty-oneW
es; don't youthink ann"
you are challenged; you must swear it,"
If l can't vote without swearing wont vote at
ALL"
State OF the poll at quarter of ten, Isl.
Strh Ward-The Democrats coming in strong
State of the poll at quarter of ten, 63
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

JAMES DIR YSDALE Veterinary SURGEON. Ne ~
Filth street. between the Bowery and Avenue
leave TO inform the public that e attends personally 10
horse shoeng OF by deputy, formerly Therefore
gentlemen sending horses his may on
having them shod the app princi
Piles.
He likewise attends the Of horses as usual M his
own inrmary but his horse shoeing pre-
cude the possibility OF attending stables eI
cept those in hisimln edate vicinity
To those who scepc o. his abilities will merely say
Put them TO the test the proof of the pudding is in
eating" JAMES DkYSDALE
$50 3mt Graduate Of the Ednbrrgh YetsrnarY School.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

OAL-washingion Coal Yard, corner Barrow ar
~ Washington sA stock Of superior Schuylkll Peach ~
csrd Coal present hand ibis ard which will be
for cash AT very reduced prices Families will find
advantage TO call before laying in their winters supply.
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