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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

BERWICK BRIDGE.-The contractors are
progressing in the construction of this
bridge, and calculate on having it in passa-
bic order by the first ofNovember. Tbev
nave agreed to finish it before the first of
June next and will doubtless perform their
work notwithstanding some extras, within
the limits of their contract
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

bDIt is rumored that the Cattawissa
Rail Road Company are about to discon-
tinue operations. We presume that this
course will be adopted on account of the
suspension of specie payments as nei-
ther the contractors nor labourers will have
any thing to do with Col. Paxton's "shin-
Plasters." This will afford another in
stance of the "horrible consequences of the
experiment." and although contractors and
la0ourers Will be thrown out of employ
ment' we opine that the salaries of the Pres.
ldent and Engineer will not to suspended
Poor people alone are the ones upon whom
such schemes operate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

A man named Joannin has been condem-
ned by the Paris correctional tribunal, and
fined 5000 francs forusury. Another 20,
900 francs for the same offence. If all the
usurers in this country were fined 10000
francs, National Bank would be necessary
to collect the revenue.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

RJ"Our subscribers at Mordanesville g.
Millville are informed that the packages of
No. 6, of the "Columbia Democrat" were
sent with Mr.. Conner, of Greenwood, on
the day of publication. 1t is presumed he
became torge9m on his way home, and
thus neglected duty which he voluntarily
undertook to discharge. Hereafter we will
be more cautious in intrusting our packa-
ges with absent-minded persons.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

RWe are pleased to announce that
Capt. NEAL Mccoy was on Saturday last
elected Major of the I'd Battalion of the
forty-eighth regiment. The election was
held at Washingtonville; and notwithstand-
ing the DanvilIe folks mustered about =
hundred votes, their candidate, B. S. VOL
verton, met most woful defeat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

Shin plaSferS Whigs.-Since Biddle's
mammoth rag bank failed, he has all his
spanels busy in circulating small bills in
violation of law; this is done for the purpose
of driving all specie out ofcirculation, so that
these rag bank shin plaster Wings may
have more ample power to defraud & swim
die the unsuspecling' labOring, and indi-
gent portion of the community. 1t fur
Tiers their plans for gathering up all the
specie, to send to Europe to aid them in
their foreign speculations, and it goes to
complete the grand design of the enemies
of specie currency in this country, in thus
nulHfying the laws, and measures of the
General Government. The shin plaster
Wings want, and seem determined to have,
deprecated paper crrrencv, as its atten-
dant inconveniences to-the farmer, mechan-
ic, and laborer, affo ds thrifty field TO the
paper money ariStocracy; for shauing,
ertortion, and peculatiOn.-Even the laws
and Institutions ofthe country are violated,
to enable shin plaster ColOneis to display
their allegiance and obedience to Biddle,
i'll following his commands. Even the in
,fafed Colonel of the Bank Wings, in this
county, has issued shin plasters!--Will
the democracy of Columbia county tamely
submit to these violations of law by the Rag
Barons?-DanUiNe h1teHgencer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

A ToAsT.-''I give you, Mr.. President, ,"
SAID Massachusetts representative, 81 give
you Commerce, Agriculture, and Manufac-
tures, the three ftcin sisters"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

sE~"THE FAMILY OF TEoUr SrRING,"
well written tale, will be found in another
column; and we consider it compliment
to the virtuous character and intelligence of
the author, TO state the simple fact, that he
is at present occupying a seat in the con-
vention to propose amendments to our state
constitution. In note accompanying the
"hasty SKETCH" he remarks: 81 freely con.
fess all the obi cations to my mother that
the children of Mrs. G.. owe to theirs un-
der every circumstance" 1t always af-
fords us pleasure to see men in exalted sta
tons exerting those finer feelings of the hui
man heart, in advancing the moral welfare
ofthe community-but such instances now
a-days are very rare indeed. The thirst
after office generally absorbs all their leis.
ure hours in devising schemes for their own
political preferment; and instead Of exhibi.
ting, in their own persons, The reward of
virtue and industry, they fegn to forget
that they once ranked with that class whom
they now look upon as plebian instruments
Of power. The author of such instructive
essays exhibits the devotion of all his time
to the interests of his fellow creatures;
and while he deserves public confidence,
will seldom abuse Tive shall be happy
to receive more favours from that quarter
E.uE...ayEsss-<s-.-a
The MARKETs.-Flour continues at 50
per barrel in Philadelphia, and has advan-
ced to So per barrel in Pittsburg. In
Bloomsbury it readily brings $40 per barrel
and hard to get even at that price.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17

favorably, no diamonds ever sendfor more
brilliant scintillations of light! A bright
yellow ring encircles the neck, and really
has much the appearance of gold. The
mouth of this serpent-headed tongue is quite
large, and was always slightly open when
the head was protruded beyond the lips.
Its little forked tongue, as have already
said, was necessarily in motion, We stayed
in the room just 80 minutes, during the
latter part of wich time the child became very
quiet, and took freely of milk, its usual
food. The father told me he had known
the tongue to bite several times, and once
when it fastened upon one of his fingers,
much swelling and soreness followed, in
deed he was only relieved by a copious
bleeding. He informed me also, that the
child eat voraciousy of milk, e. sometimes
other kinds of food, but that it preferred
the former. The child is of the female sex.
He stated further that several eminent ply
sicians and surgeons had ben to see the
child, and that it had been recommended by
one, the eminent DR.. W., that the tongue
be extirpated. ] conceded in this opinion,
and advised that the DR.. be called on to
perform the operation.--The father, Mr..
W, is about % years old, and the mo-
ther, should Judge, about twenty-five.
She is very beautiful, has been married
about FIVE years and this is their first and
only child. have omitted names in this
hasty sketch at the request of the parties
concerned,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-06-17
COMMUNICATION.
THE FAMILY OF rkoUT spRINr..

ON, TIE BENEriT OF FEMALE EDUoAr1oE IN Rr.u.
INo FAMILY.
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uD- GRAND CONCERT Great Attraction at fo's ga.
LOON Wedresddy Evening Jan ill., fhis ntghf
oniv-wM NIBLo espeetfly reforms The pubic that The Ma
nasers the BALL kind allowed aecoatsons
oh saonn, which sainsy spleadh until
wednesday Evening when Gsand Concert win be Ts
Fuuer partscusm = snrs bills asd sveriisewesss iwx.
GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MR. THoRNEs BENEFIT
Mr. THoRNE takes prasus IN informing hiu rreods .rd
the Public sns,a " snas hn Benefit win take
POWERFUL ATTRACTION
MR. j. r. SCOTT hns, IN the handssrne manner Llv .,l
teered hs va'sab'e se'~'e'' "a , IN
Yoyns oenusmsn wen known N this siy, win appear a. th
oCrAv1AN
os WEDNESDAY Evssinr Jan nth. 1887 win b prseo,r
yaMoN PyTBlAs
DAMON, Mr. Sect
Pythns, Thomc.
Hcrmion, Mrs. Flynn
ANs which, NJ Baike the original BILLY BAN ow vm
~ ~LuMER win sing psvodse Song
MOUNT AINEERs
aOVIAvhN, Nv Young Genticmas Chs first appearance %
COMIC DANCE BY Mons. Checkepi
Mcas Cony and Baschard will appear In the cclchstsi
9TANDARD FIGHT. from the Drama ofRienzi
~ Bvcnins Embellishments conclude the New DYnms
o. ms soLITAhr OF the HEATH;
TALE OF BLOOD
1m Charscers, Scenery Incdents, Bills of the
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

Corner af Nassau and Pine sfs., cry If Nec York.
The Propsicto Of ihs above establishment retsms has
thanks ts the public for the liberal in which has
Sustained has been under his direction and hopes that his
future system OF win con,sce his friends that he
determined telcsvc nothing undoe has part
Of their patronage.
minutes walk OF Wall stree; Broadway and other principal bu
consequently convenient o' those gentlemen
who reside In tho ofhe city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory MI hours from IA NJ I'LL noon and dinner from
I'LL NJ The Proprietor feels warranted IN saying tina, hs
tables furnished In not passcdb establishment
IN the city.
Arrangements have been made, with agents tho country by
whchthe com House Hotel will IN future BE- suppIed with the
earliest game and other debesci ef tho
and with eminent importing house Is IN, city, M
supply cf the choicest wines and liquors. JANIS HORN,
J7m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

PARK THEATRE.-IHis EVENING, viii be per
M. rower1Mr Aspen, Mir Piscde~Lsdy Leech Mn Wheat
rf ASsS which H:,s a; e, Farce "a = u,
LADY "a Dandeio,d Ms wSeaiieyy =. 80 '' -
TIE S au Fasis S wyudha Mr.
Doors opsn quarter past Performances al
quarter before ssck Boxes 81 Gallery IS eta
ERANKLIN THEATRE.-rAIs EVENING will
: he rssssn.sd the Rsmantic Drama Of
NJ ns Ss: a. M s aaer
-.Annee Miss ). Anderson.
sPwREck HsIysd Miss Ksir~cSse.scake, Mr. Par
Doable Honppe, Miss Kerr and Mrs Prtchard
+ t Sa"sy Ssn Dsr S.l By W.T. ~, Par'loe
Dance BY the Cha acsers.
Tq sqnslqds win The Na,o al drama q The
Indian Chief Mr. judah CHRISTINE Miss v Monier-Adea
Doors opsa al Performances commence O'Clock
cisely Boxes SO cents Pit IS.
NATIONAL THEATRE-THls EVENING will be
PRove ss't Of al RSs Mr. IT, r. scocon
Amer which the Whole of the Ravc Family will appear the
NJ jayeli win sppss,a 2, German weodcaiter
Gabriel Rsve will dance Pas de chcvaler.
Little Amour will ustoaisn the audience by her ntrepdy
THREE " GS%DAroRs-B Gabriel Antoine and Jsron.
s ssss s sy NJ Mr. S essSsi'.
so 4 by Mr. Mitchell
Alter which, the Comic Ballet Pantomne, called
GODENSKI the skaters Of the characters by the Ra-
open past Performance commences at quar-
Ter bs'ose7 Boxes 81; Pit SO csnta Gallery s7a.
MEXICAN THEATRE. BIO WERY.-THIs
% '"ss ssssy f Mr. woodruff
| Lady Macbeth Miss Wang.
| After which, the well known Mr. ALEXANDER WEIGH will
make hst last and the boards off, theatre
and de liver Grafton the language OF old Gotham the
and character Of the FLYING DUTCHMAN.
After which the new Melo- DIANA, entitled the
WRECK OF THE BRISTOL, Founded the late lamentahie
Shipwreck exp cssy for theatre which
Messrs. Edwin Gates, Seton and Blakely will appear.
Boxes, 75-Pn, s7s-Gallsry Is cents
| NEW YORK CIRCUS.
| vauxhal Garden, Bowery
| GREAT EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES,
| wiiha Grand Change Of Enter tainmeats
I'm MONDAY, Jan 9TH and Tuesday IL Wednesday =
~ new sto al Ballet on three tight by Mesdames
Flight OF Zehyr, with the Infant Dancing Pc
bou lie Jumping ~ horses by Mr. Cooke Winged
Steel Pegasus Polish Brothers, Gymnastics by Mr. Wells
gEand Eastern Pageant, entitled Revolt Haem
Notice otradsmen Cooke be account
able for articles obtained in his without order
signed by him.
ments will be gwen on each occasion.
Boxes 81 Pit So cents Children under age half
Doors at quarter scock at half
past and the performance commences precisely O'Clock
JEW
A rUu CTS ANN 4
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

ur-mp oGsntrvs1 81 yar!ck ard ca 'r,fcn sfs.
e,ls gyor.s most resp fully informs tho LADIES and
n,enn !" View rosk, that HIS BENEFIT win pace on
wony rsea,rs Jan lMh, when win be brourh, 'o.wsd
scn cannot fail a. give sii,n Os which
occas, N her viii h. into The circle ysbt clowns a.
one time whose funny okes viii krp the House IN e. ahmed
Fofpafnc@a"' seebrhofueday jio2s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

SPLENDID PENMAN1NIP
ACQUIRED IN ~ LEssoNs
The Amt Angular System o Writing introduced 10
the Families Citizens and Strangers III New York and prooklyH
To continue for onr a short season.
MR. BRIsTOW, Of Iondcn respectfully announces to
assasng and succesfdl VISIT Boson Ne has
oommenccd HI. Writing Classes In this City fcs the reception Of
AcADEmr, No. 175 BaoAswAv, NY.
whese both ladies and Gencmen and capacity
from TO - espedously taught the most correct and
admired principles OF COMMERCIAL PENN ArsHrr.
Adapsed " Letfss Bills Notes sales Ascosuts Receipts Ea
srsssns and the rinhed Jsunal Entry AND in short TO
purpose ofpubic business and private lie
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH
That - ons time To aequivs complete nd
THOROUGH ksowieAge of Writing Ddseren egi
bic, Deomcd OF Cmmptd, the writing be- by Mr.
B.tew finishing Whiting Master Tho Ladies' met daily at N
- Merchants ssd e.hen visiting the City. can complete
course Of lessons IN Tor . days.
=. Mr. ~ to be seen from M 70 cr from stosP NJ.
ALIVE whe would hrc Pcnmsn be-
Corsc lsamShs system Of Mr. r.
To make you write most splendidly ~ reu
INDIAN DYE-warsnted the hest article In for dye
j ing he Hair brown or jet black. Fer sae a.
dsi. H0PPER'5 Pharmacy, 80 Broadway cor Frsnkln
LIME COAL-ln large ~ small quaottcs for sale hppy
u At tho Lime Kns near eu,h Ferry Brooklyn orto
oi2u II. RAYMOND q Co 70 Corlandt - up stsiss.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNr.
THE CELEBRATED PIC lure OF LA BELLE NATTrpr
BY B0UDEr OF PARIS,
One of the finest productions IF the French school evc,
~ this y other countries aud which has 40 hsy
meneea by the Edos 81 the prncipa journals n
from the pencil denomnaied DAPHNE
hIbIted nj No 81 Certandt street. " 's'"s CA
PORTRAIT e. MINIATURE PAINTING
MR. BOUDEaS Painting Room, now Dozen Gar ~. ,~....,
o. vssstsss m tho buikng above mcnoued No
Poaiure faithful resemblance the onrnal AND he
"~s" W - "~~' ~ d2i.rms
HANINGTONS
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs.
CITY SALOON,
Opposite St Paul's Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the sbove n
andfaslonsbe place Of now omen en- much
larger scale than formerly with ct ~ uovns
Doramic Scenes painted by the best Artists The San has
been entirely RENTED far the comfort ef the splrndy
ton Room in America No spared to repe, the
moral srlend,d The areoev
has been painted ny Messn White Walker Jones Gram Ben
cough Lshr Sewel, and Others. $500 -
~ New Doramas will consist Of
ANIMATED View Plymouth, England
III-Psnde4noniun. NII-Storm and Sfnpwreck,
v-fhe Celestial Regions, X-Iisisn Fsnsoc s1 n;
Among the Drop Scenes arc
Mount vsmen.-Duke White.
View on the Rhnc.-C, Lshr.
Scene from ils Maid oi Cashmerc.-H SeweI
View Of London f,om Waterloo Bridgc-Bengsusb.
View nsar MissolonglI creece.-R Jones.
Temple Of Science-WaJker
Boxes Parqette and upper cents Children
accompanied W their Parents Guardians half price
Doors open at spcrfofmancesc commence at 7ocock d3u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHRA-
"A TIRE. RICHMOND HILL Corner varick and Charlton
stteets.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

10 THE Co-PARTNERsHP, heretofore existing under the
firm Of w. A. ANDR0S5 co. this day dissolved by nuiua
conscaf W. A. ANDRSSS,
Dec nth, 1896 j. Il. AkDR0sS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

Doors from Sin the morninr tIl at night.
last exhcn, the pictures siy Eu
Ths room is KEEP, constantly warm. dam
BILLIARDS IMPR0 vED.-o..,I-menw wishing !.
y sos Ba~sy wcs are tables enc ana Wv es the c,su.
Indian Rsa cushions slate and composon b~s
I e sn ss s = s wv = sd
ees 70 hse who wish 70 purchase al sbsr y
Orders hing hs line with o. good reference
to BAssFoKD, as Broadway WIN receive prompt
STOCKs.-A choice assctmcn. of Gcntcnsn,. and Young
- Mems Fancy and other stocks Of tho work
10 seIInr at reduced ericss n is1
CHEAP sTonE.1p. Y; HENRIoyE's CO. -
Ts ss New s2S r ..s sg ~ sell Cheap
shk ves'inr, and striped vevedo.
Hsndsoms es,brsderei ar hem .tchd Linen Cambria han
.n ..;. s..oS s needle sos sss Ss
PLAIN and figured Hsrsss- Diansets
sss al eG.ss s.sy s:, ;cd shawl" Price
BIgwg LINEN pagask aprons, new st
s "1 %s. Ha c..! D: Sa ' co s;s
Bobnci Lsoss, HasIsh Thread, e and Edsss.
g., 80 and l. Dsmssks ssd Dsisr. ~ Table ss,hs
white ard black Lace and osze Wells.
Cap Ribbon. Bonnet Ribbon Belt Rbsn and Ribbons ofever
Alo .fod stock Goods. .esns on a, reduced prices. ooo.,s
g. mai snd e. ~ sm"an's Of s
TOLU LOzEN9Es.-Ap excellent arscle s~ coughs.
eo'' '''""' &C. >" sale Ts aTsss end rs;5
din Druggist and Apo,hecsry No. - Nssssu-st
RusHTqN q AsPINwALL-~w william street, e.
Robnsons Patent Barley and Grosts fresh and received
sss csrions,e Of Soda ~ 30 n Jars and 1000 H. Kes.
Edes oderetoas compound, 10 boxes and bottles.
Alss, SWANS fanaeea At Manufacturers prces niT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

NJ GUIoN, at the old established Drug s,ote l27 Bow.
Grand street. has the pleasure nfora the pubic
The hvc which surrounded his yesterday and
threatened ham with destruction has not neered with
business N the least Quoting the cH Efforts Fire
Department IN staying trho and
Ne rsfnrn Ma hauks thus enabled 10 seryc
thew sa'i,facs ~ BE- HIS bcos snGeAyorca with the
very best aris In the Dr Medicine md Psriasry huc-
which dscnrs mating public be saisHc Of by giving him
call where re WI be happy a. .l times 10 them Absr
sa Plaster still continue receive the unqualified appreciation
enlightened public. ISee advertisement dl7u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

.s,e OAKLEY Well. G v"aia S;c'
Celeste Terrell Baltimore
CLEARED.
snip lem, ss ss: :!ssyss = j. .sscs
- nauskce:eti, Drew, Modas.
" Iss sSti HHs s.Pss; s e s 3s,s:n'
N.,s.,,s SSSs sss' sS aH:.'A'o''-
Scion Tr,btlc, Rochelle.
U:ss k ssf ss, r Car. y s e. ys,
's' saaa...o kosen, Gcossctown
$sp.ss! s ss%sfs: aH EI%Inssss
Villain D coses! S SsisS. Providence.
sloop Charles Heath, Richmond
" The letter bag Cor the Packet ship Arpy "a, u.,, r
opsn at Hudsons News Rooms, Till half past 10 clock hiu
The Packet ship Montreal for London until saur
day. Jan. 18th, stii AN.
The ship MooonssheIs Saturday an ,rno,u but .,
oash, W about ten mice further down, i sared she VIII
One Of the Williamsburg ferry boats sunk yesterday.
Yo pS u SocSSI: , Havana. days fer New
got E lowed "s 70 he o eg
The ship Chrs'sval coos sail for York fom Ha
Rsims,s, jim r-Aniyed, 'chr cs,o..n, Bedsn. n York
% sslms 'chr Emma do. do. Edward vincent Latham
nc s Jan a-Aved schr Richmond Tiby New York;
ssys ss,cd bns MUGS Brown New York IL the Oh ship
saysnsah, Jan sAnivcd ships Franklin s..re New York
49, eiss Whticsey, do brig Tuscany Prince d.. william
DMien Dec ~ Arrived, brig Amelia strong Brown N yo.l
Sssed ing View Jersey Mathews. ~ York Ann GorhsE New
20 AMERICAN CIRCUS, RICHMOND JILL
- manaeer ms splendid establishment peasue
snsounce TO tbs friends OF Nh. and MRS BACON hst he
onsbiy theg eaest Female ever secn u>n ko,ss
II V % be hoped the public will opportunity 10 wisncss ~.
me especially a. Mr. Bseo. =. nd i.
ans support On aged mother which he has done f yes
Bstsses will during evening from win n,st,r,b
| fesfy 70 ths Circus, from until II c'cIsck. nens
UJUnE PAsTE.-A hns ar,iclc, for sale whsIes s
joy Dr. LEWIS FEucHrwANoER. ~ Broadway.
COUGH ARTICLEs.-A sr.at variety e,r Cm...
~ Coda Achke~ise iceland Candy Sugar 81 Honey Pare
9'''' 3 4; NJ ~ p.s~.,
OK REWARD.-Lo.t between Kipp Brown. STAGE
D.ss she shs SHOES ssockuss Cspcs nd oter ar
cs:s r hnde will receive hr above reward By leaving
ss nichmcnd Hin Circus cf vsk and Charlton
SHAKERS SWEET CORN A few Bushels pu,
Up erp essy or family By the Shaker Cor sale by
s"'w HARTMAN BIRDsALL, 50 Water st,
NEEW yOEK rae ps., re
take place sssh wcR every MONDAY At IL
NEXT sse viii on Mon sy 18th met as 10 o'clock
Az Hess Carriages Ac insened this sse must = shewn
and entered on % befe saturday nex 18th inst al ococt
jloiwy :" WV 'ro. a~~
/ EECHEs..Jnst received lot Of large health, reecbe.
- ict sabehy the Dozen or handcd at
dslu ~ brosdwey, Of Franklin street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10
DANCING ASSEMBLIES,
BY MN. ID. GIBSON,

At THE FIFTEENTH WARD HOTEL, CORNER BLEEcKEs
AND BROADWAY,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT
Tickets to admit LADIES and Gentleman cents To b,
hado Mr. Kinney 18th Ward Hotel and Of Mr. Gibson Green
wich street. disims
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

0- NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES q. DECKER
e 70 nios h.s ends and The public that Ne received
fresh supply OF hfst rate OYSTERS and ready them
Fried Sswed Roasted sa Pieksd the most lbeysl
u ta -'sue-s notice Pcass sPsy 1t 1855 Tuons,rret
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

Now EXHIBITING at te American Academy,
Barclay street, Asfofs Motel the original and su
bime paintings the Temptation Expulsion Of ADAM and
EVE, painted by Duh@sf for the king Charles France
They have been exhibited during the for ts
principal cie Of the United State tbs lively mate afes of
300. eco visitors
Adinsitanee rs cents Season tickets 50 cents
Doors open from q n the morning ul mt night
The confidently that this win he the
last exhson. the pictures sy retained 10 Eu-
iope
The room il kept constantly warm. dam
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-10

XIII MEMMED .-Lcst ON undsy Evening the lei ina
spes The Under viii receive thu reward hy ssnw n
TINS Office. nSs
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MA H1S.

III ARGE MAPS of Mississippi and Al,,.-.
y A showing the Public and the Indian Tlp>
Indian Reservations Land Districts Tor-',.22
Streams, &c, Engraved from the Goycrpm,r,
veys and plots in the General Land Oeicc NJ,
ington City; by L. GILMAN, DraueLtsman i, Y.
General Land Office.
i. TAYLOR, bookseller, Washinoiop ci,.,
just published (ond secured the copy rirht or'c..
to Law the above Maps, which will bc founJi,s
itey more complete and accurate than auy I@-
fore published. They are published on .o,,- ,.''
sheets, each containing nearly six square fot, %
will be found especially useful and yaiuabeor~
interested in the lands of either state, as tho, ,4
every item Of information which is in pas,o,.,r',
the Land Office relative TO W ater course. io,,.
lines, Indian lands and reservations, land d;..
&C., and will be perfectly accurate and p,e,..,
these points They can be sent by mail tospy,-
of the United states, subject only to sirpia u.
postage. Price, two dollars, or three copc. n.
ther will he seiit by mail for five dollars. ill.,.
discount will be made to travelling agents, Or, ,o,
who buy TO sell again.
=. Editors of newspapers any where v5oy,
give the above advertisement (including this Ear,
one or two Insertions, shall receive BY return -,g.
copy of each map, if they will send a copyof,An
per containing it TO the advertise.
Washington City, Sept, 0, 1897