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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

10 Cocalico coal mines Lancaster county, Pennsy
vsnn. 81 miles N. W. Of Philadelphia. said to be
~ rich. Il resembles Camel coal, approxmating in
appearance to Ignite Time alone will discover us
our mineral treasures.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

10 The Richmond Wings have sho,n their good
sense by resolving mot to indulge in my exua,ion
but to subscribe literally Tor the poor females Of their
city. Hide your heads. New Workers., in shame!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

10 Letters from Columbus, Mississippi, dated the
9th November state that Prentiss Wing, has received
in that district at votes for Congress-McNutt " b.,
Ga for Governor What will Congress do if Prentss
and Word should be returued1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

u Pluner, Cramer, Flagg, and Mrs Bailey at
ST. Louis, giving concerts Piumers Black eyed Susan
is killing the st. Louis bucks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

V The Wings Of Kentucky are going to make fools
= themselves too. They talk Of general celebrations
An honor Of The New York victory
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

" parcel OF yorng registers in Washington lately
celebrated the Wing victory by csli,humpian sere.
made, the small annoyance of the good people OF
Washingon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

10 The Illinois delegation in Congress have come
out against the subtreasury system tots riritus BY
and by the President will be deserted by all his
friends
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

No. III ANN STREET.
4r THE proprietor Of this well sabs hment
tinues heretofore supply his dera
of served up the best The quality
the visnd and his moderate charges
the hserisg patronage which the public pleased daily
award him. His efforts STALL been
merit its continuance and TO his house rcpu
tzen for excsleace and ,dstion, wbch has 80
ioss time main aimed ns.lm' d. swEENy.
I AMPS CuANDE ,.IEhs &C.-rns subscriber
IL be inform his friends and the public In general
he has received by arrivals Europe
of the aforementioned articles, which
sale unprecedented low prices for cash. Wholesale and
tail, win.
Astral lamps, in gill, brorred, marble, and glass pillars
Mantle do do do de do
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging Chandeliers Tor candies, from IN 20 lights
Book lamps, for drawss rooms, from, to5
Klega stand eandeabras, rs lighn
Elegant mantle candissticks, pais and orpamer tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas
Hanging gas lamps, from n lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted In oil oolora
Ladies gilt buckles, Slides head bands, he.
Single and double barrel percussion owiing pcce
Duelimg, holster, bel, =. pocket pistols
Plated casdestcks branches, cruet frames
Tes kettles, botuestands, he W.. wREAES,
s27-3n,t tf3 rubNs a
(NAlLDNEN'Ht 10TH Nts-rh~ svsscra srrx n~~g
clothing made 10 the fashionable sylc, which they
sell 90 very reasonable tevvps n wholesale retail
"sSar oko A. hOfTA Co. Bowc,y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

Picksiey's Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received. and now Offers Cor
SALE Tor CASH. most splendid and extensive rock Of this
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and finish Of WHICH
be surpassed which he nves the Of
the trade. The stock comprises
PERuvIAN STEEL RAz0Rs, with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles warranted good and ready
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER seven Day Cases co.tsip.
nag seven Pearl Ivory Black Horn Raso ever
DAY Of the week. - - -'
PERUVIAN STEEL DIRKs, In grrst variety
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES
with !, 2, 5, and blades, warranted.
sorted patterns
Three beautiful Rosewood mslpm in parvor DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling ever made
Two splendid Cases. each Containing sr So ME
Cos, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks Dressing Cases Ladies' Work
lery Cases, kc. &c nc.
w. M. PICKslAY,
&c CgDAa STREET,
Orev JoArson Y Gas Psrfsg~vv Store
Corner of William and Cedar sta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

JOHN GILEEftT
Begs to inform h friends and the public has common.
cea the
Commission Business
N T lie CITY Work.
LII Il L. IL A l. DVANCES
viii be made
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
q lie will also purchase merchandise for country
perchans on order at u commission his
best Judgment and taste in the selection OF
ong experience In mercantile pursuits wing ended 10
general business in of the southern many years
and the last hye this city, hopes liberal
patronage The utmost despatch unnching adhe.
renee TO ns,rucuons will be strictly observed.
II Office l56 Pearl St, up tairs. sI4-3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
And all others who wish dry during the in.
cemeht
Ut ii. NEWELL 81 street. respectfully gives no
uce that he has succeeded in manufacturing desired
article,a
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he warrants be perfectly water which
he enabled TO sell lin OF the great reduction
labor and materially at the reduced price dollars per
pair.
$500. olo-Sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

10 The Ravels are at Louisville.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
NEW YORK, MORNING, NOVEMBER 81 1887.

tallzc them. They to be exied to the Island of
Nantucket; -some half dozen are to be moored off
IN large boat on Georges Shoals TO act tempo
rary light house"
"Why-you don't say-so ?" said ore.
Why, do tell, SAID another.
81 wait to know" said the other two, "what are
they going away down there ior?
why" said |, we are going to launch that
new sloop of war for their especial qualification"
81 wonder if they are" said one Of the ladies.
"Come Jonah, less go Gown and see them"
And away they rudgea through the mud, about
half mile, 10 the lower end of the yard; when they
came back was among the missing. $.
F. ). just let the ladies know that | shall be
among them in day or two.
TX JAS TOM FROM PARIs TO NAPLET we find the
following French Legend -" Like all the castles of
the country that of La Garde was built to defend the
land against the ncursons Of the Saracens; often at
tackled, 1t always tired out the constancy of the be-
segers. The bravery Of the inhabitants saved them
from slavery: bat once II was 10 The presence of mind
of one of themselves that they owed Their safety
Surrounded for several days, closely pressed by
mcrous army which had tired TO scale The walls, La
Garde on the point of surrenderinn for want of
provisions. single calf was all that was left for the
garrison; il was scarcely enough ,or single repast
what was TO be done? soldier c5ntrived strata
gem he caused note To be written in terms some
what as fellows: You want strengtto take us; per-
haps II is hunger which weakens you here is where
with to recruit II. Every morning we will throw out
Tor you so much provisions, Tor we will only owe to
God, 10 the Virgin, and to our courage, and not TO
your fainting successes in the unjust struggle in
which you have engaged u.s. This letter attach
ed TO the neck Of the calf which was thrown down to
the Saracens from the rampant. The latter, deceived
by the sraagem and despairing of reducing place
which possessed such ample provisions, raised the
siege and left the country"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
Premium Chenille IIn1,

Premium Chenille Hats.
III MRS. nj. ID HODGE, Of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Hat store, $50 Grand having premium awarded
by the Committee of the Grea Tenth Annual Fair of the
Ameri an institute for her splendid Chenille Hats manuac
ured without one stitch, she has completed
ceary 70 supply these truly elegant Hats suitable
present and respectfully invites ladies' and merchants
10 inspect the sane. ni6-Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
Visitisg Cards--Visiting Cards. Visiting
I'd

TT Engraved In superior style printed the nj
most n anes ~ The most approved fashion Just received
perior lot Of Porcelain Cards visiting cards
which, for whiteness andbancy polish cannot be exceed
Persons furnishing their card plates print
al in style hours notice Specimen books
can be examined and all orders promptly 10 by ap-
plying at VALENTINES Engraving Il Printing Itooms y
30 John street, corner of William.
IL Cards home for wedding parties mercantile and store
CARDS, bali uckets, &c &C. o2S-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

HANDW AKE, CUTLEEY, GUNS AND
Ii PlSTOLS-A w. SPIES 1872 Pearl ST, Offers forsle at
extreme low prices the following goods.
Rodgers WoSenholm and olher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, all kinds
Wade, and Butchers aud Erot's RaIors
Britannia plated and japanned wares
AnSls, Vices Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Pla SEES and Files Of different makers
Collins, Smmonds and stones Ares.
500 Guns. 800 Rides, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun anc sporting implements OF every kind
Gun materials Tor Gnnsmiths
Pocket Books, Wallets and Msthe NAUTICAL Instruments
Nfelia Strings and vioins
Geraan and French Fancy &c DDS n lots suit purcha.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
T'O THE nFAsTTIYN4ELE coMngaTTY

ols-3ms
l A CARD-F. WALLIS having complsied The az
engagements necess. TO the opening OF fashionable Hat Es-
large thai be Is now prepared to offer for The Inspection Of
hspe w be- s Mh s :. article which be
In appearing before the Fahonsbs World manufacture
TO the various culiarties Of tsse, the
proprietor ao,n nse of,be magnitude OF the usderta ng,
derived during many yesrs constant and practical APP
For The nfsmaiiea Of those who may chose him,
,he proprietor would state hi, decided determination to dad
the material or manufacturing eAtrely for ha w.ua
self pains expense shall be waning lis par, Ia
secure the appreciation o. his customers and engaging he
candid unbiased inspection the goods Of b. Poaucon
constantly 1@1e ns% WILLS o' x:
SIH0N shFEs-The public are invited % cali ntA 4
Moons No 22i r. ar street sia and exasne Ssofs Pc
tent Abeso, drought Isn SAFES together With the many
,so uS eeed ssa ~ ,se I ross. sees snd 40,
the capacity q The M.rai Assstos tnow found abundance
. Other rciion. bs United STATE. and with Which each
entire efficacy OF these safes n protecting their from
John Scott he sole paien,ee for the appcacn Of the s-
s e q o. e IN The 70 s
numerous ctrsnsa uoodr bsr covered ~ inch ,bok
,ss sos a. sa % 91 ,r 9' & sa
Opened - contents were i.a,d onar. 9Th uEh 'he ro.
Sc rs Asbestos CA the only believe. 10 this city
Hubbard H.
Casey Exchange Place at the e the rres, IRE n This
oi,y, which saved all It's eootsr's unnjured
speciality ,egebcr WITH The various Pscr", o. The above
Safes yisy be seea At the store Of Mee No ~ Pearl
ni-s@. JOHN SCOTT Co
I ARGE LOsF BHEAD. The subsc iber. (.ucee.-
- AR 10 Jno n Green No Lsursrs sreea would say
formerly made by Mr. Green, phe wortmen being
psyed which has been uniform IN quality asd larger
reasonably be expected be bv by bakers
WIZ serve out TIE expenses necessary 10 that esd
The vsneus kin of cakes every day made
FROG, first quality Of mstrras Also, family baking o. 10 and
The couiinvsncc Of paonsge dies rvedly I've by my
This loaf bread !. for sale At Messr MePke Co. csrner
of Grand and Wooster Mr. Clark Of Grand ssd
streets and q, No other place creep, the lskery
n2ired2ws =. w. CHIISON
S3 sys.,S SIoJ rnTEsT wnoUenT lRo.
Psour calculated for bu ming Lebish consruc-
ton Of The prnace for beating air the chsuer
sired il different from All oher strs.,ev Ss,- pragous
heat rom small quantity o Coal from rsdisiing surface
varied frs three quarts codi"g the
Their For comfort eeonamy ano splendor they have M
"''''' SUMNER 4 NAyLoR, No q Broad $.
JOHN FRANkLIN, " Broad =.
IN operation No. 70 PARK Row y ssu.h s,s Grsen~c
81 The rarcr Stove resdesce no 70 Front = near
ulous Iatihey arc superior any article ofthe hin
70 the r,be Al peoss e s,pppcs sssn,, any is
nfsSs. ss this patent III S sssS'
EAsIN R Ess N XII ASR
.% - w.. s:. s cs:c. y . ss r ss
s ssr &c 70 ws @ s: s c wi
-i,n he psronsgc she constantly receives sh s,ss fssh-
s,~s ''' '''e'a'' '''""s' u"' We sis.: =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

VUNOsLET.Tws parers the fra fsor, front
ment and vaof and ned in the garrett ., No
let rand street to the first Of May next POSSE ou ne
isely Inquire at ~ Jarvis, Isl Mulberry St Resi, sis5
l s25svs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

GreEOry's Vanilla Dream Cnnnv,
u CARD-The above very justly celebrated Candy can
Bow be had genuine, together general OF
Lozenges, and other Confectionery all refined Sugar
and warranted pure al No. l3 William street. at 1914
Broadway by H. GREGORY, the orig inyep,or OF the
NahHia cream candy o4-3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
ToTICE TO THE PUBr.JC.-Y,

NOTICE TO THE PUBr.uC.-ror the sccommo-
dalton persons residing in the 10 part OF the cv and
remaining the different hotels NJ g. COHEN
proprietor OF the celebrated Embocaon the cure NJ Rheu
mau, has, IN adj ieH IL his establishment at 2lo Hudson st.
opened branch Office for the sale Of the specific Mt Fulton
street, two doors from nassau street. n24lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

DOMAN II EABs-For ladies' hair dressings, the latest
IL fashion for this winter Hair " the newrs,
style, and Ball Dresses Of do do just received by
HEILBUTH SCHULTZ,
n241wf Cedar st. mn START
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
Cheap Fsshiona,Ie Roof STORE

Onehp cesntOHable BOOT store.
II H. NEWELL, al "a Canal 81, of err gives
notice that he Is constantly receiving from his factory Boots
oil every description which he warrants and will at redu
ced prices for cash
Ny devotng his attention exclusively the OF
Boot he l. enabled To get better article by selling
Tor cash he afford cheaper than purchased In the
IN other words obvairs the necessity Of taxing good
for the delinquency of bad cusiosa-rs
~ b. Water Proof from 81 TO As 5D-Boy Winter da
from 81 70 $3.50 oSo Ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

II BE ADVISED-Af who are about to purchase Tus-
can Leghorn, Straw Hasthe largest choice OF the finest
ard best goods IN far the best shapes with the prices
may be found at T. BENEFITS Straw Warehouse or shoe
Room, No. sg7 Broadway,
And also may be found this well known nm
assortment OF fashionable silk Hats and Caps at very
low
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

BrDwn a. Co.'S One Priced Hat store.
II TIE subci ibers, since the year 1884, have aimed al
furnishing the public wiiL elegant and substantial
Mat OF The graceful form accomrpo sIaiing
Pfiee o. " They can now say that their efforts have
seen crowned with rium obsnt
tured by them during the last moahs urpas il beauty
and hnish heretofore offered, and stand pre-emnent
among those higher prices by The fashion able part
the community
They have Just completed their arrangements plain
Caster Hat for $3.50, which In point style finish
gance OF form and general appearance will compare
The hghts. prices All sales for cah and deviation in
price.
BROWN co.
ni6-3m. I7s Chatham Square cor Mon a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

GLASS WA WE.-At the wholesale Glass Wareware
House No l43 Maierlsne, can 10 found tumbers
decanters and plain and cut glass generality plain AMI
fancy bottles for perumerS Jars show glasses &c for conc
TONERS; lamps, cut and plain; astre shade and moons Also
bottles, phial Jars H. for druggists of csor and
dissertation. Goss ware made and pattern Private
bottles furnished to order o27.i,ns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21
| Baltimore Patriot.

No TRUsT PRiscFs.-A droll adventure occur
red to the Emperor Alexander the of Of the
martial reviews. The Emperor was fond of walking
about aloHe and Unattended and he often extended
his pedestrians excursions 10 the distance of two or
three leagues from St. Petersburg On the occasion
here alluded TO, he had taken very long walk and
finding himself much atgued, he got into one of tho
public sledpes "Dnve to the imperial palace Mt ST.
Petersburg said he to the lswotschlk tsledge drvcr
81 will take YOU as near to it rs cam" replied the
man. but the guards will not allow ne TO approach
the gates" On arriving whn little dlstar of the
palace the slelge stopped "We must not go any
further said the sledqe driver. The emperor jumped
some one to pay you.s' "No, no." replied the man.
shat will not do Your comrades often make me
the promise, but they always forget TO keep IT,
will give no more credit IL you have not tne mo-
ney, leave something with me until you get ",
The emperor smiled, and unfastening the Clasp OF
his cloak, he threw il into the sledge. Here, SAID
he take this" On ascending to his apartmentshe
directed his vaet-de-chambre to take fifty roubles TO
the iswotschk who had driven him. and bring back
his cleak When the valet reached the spot where
the emperor had left the sledqe he found about twenty
drawn up in line. (which of YOU drove the empe-
rorf' inquired the Wallet No one answered. "Who
has got cloak y said the Wallet pursuing his inquiry
An officer left a cloak with me, exclaimed q sledge
driver. Give il to me, and here is your fair -
Great st. Nicholasr exclaimed the astonshed drl
YER and seizing his regns, he drove rapidly away
amidst the shouts Of the assembled iswo,schlks.-
This happened on the eve OF one Of tho Grand reviews
:. After the troops had dehled, all the 80
corps formed \ group round the Emperor " Gentle
men," said Alexander, Il am much pleased with ,h'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

WESTERN WoNpERs-A friend showed us a more
than common curiosity-being no less than sketch
OF an ancient CITY, the remains Of which have been
discovered within year past, in the fertile and flour
lshlng territory of Ouisconsin-on the West branch
OF Rock or Crawfish river. The brick walls of this
metropolis, thus accidentally rescued from the mists
and mould Of the past are between four and hive feet
high. AT their base they nearly twelve feet in
thickness At regular intervals of five rods, massive
bultresses support these ramparts which circummu-
red city of nearly three miles, in an irreguary OBJ
long square, The remains of five large buildings are
enclosed within this space and nearly fifty others Of
smaller size may there be found The walls, as de-
fined in the unpretendng sketch to which we allude,
in length on the north one hundred rods; the
east fifty five; the west forty five. The remaining
boundary has not been accurately traced. From an
inscription rude portal of the city, il was found
that its name was Azfdldn.
Now who lifted these walls, and established gates
of this forest cty-and when? Were they reared
before successive springs had brought up the wilder
Ress to its full stature Z These points on which
conjecture alone can play the umpire. Was the re-
gon OF Ousconsn, in other days, some golden Hspa-
nola, pregnant with mines like those which the i'm
mortal Columbus encoup tered and which led him to
believe that he had verify discovered the Ophir of
yore, and the ruins of refining furnaces of Hebaic
construction? Who can tell Z What sort of a city
was this Aztalan Phil. Gaz.
GcDs oF'rHE PArAaoNiAss.-Of the PatagoniaDs,
the old navigator Pigafetta writes "that when any Of
them Gle, there appear tea or twelve devils leaping
ana dancing ABOUT the DOuy Oh the dead ana seem 10
have their bodies painted with divers coors and that
among others there is seen bigger than the re-
sidue, who makeh great mirth and rejoicing This
great devil they call Setebos and call the less Che
eule" 1t has been supposed that from this passage
Shakespeare borrowed the demon Setebos introduced
in the Tempest act /. scene2-
81 Unjust obey, his art i is such power,
twould control nay dams Rod Bebetos,
And make vassaf of him."
There are other passages in the play in which the
hint may have been taken from the narrative of Pga-
fetta.-Edinburgh Cabinet Library. Ne. 81.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21
Columbia CO., Feb. 6, 1887.

Columbia CO., Feb 6, 1887.
Mn. }. q. BENNErT-Dear SRI daily read with
infinite delight, the descriptions of thrilling scenes OF
social pleasure portrayed by yourself and the
brliMnt correspondents of your spicy sheet-a publ
cation, by the way, which outshlnes the evanescent
brilliancy and is destined to ouve the remembrance
of its most lustrous contemporaries.
But while the Herald thus pictures scenes from
real life in leading towns and cities, see no pen en-
ployed to describe the gems of beauty which sparkle
in our circle set FORTH in proper colors the highly
refined state of our society. Is old Columbia veneer
ated soil barren, her deadened to ma
tive pride, not to that their glory is departing
from them-that their native lustre is being dlmmed
by sparkling accounts of balls seirees, and parties
and the wtching smile of lovely woman IN surround
ing places-while the diamonds which gsten In our
social circle are suffered to dfuse their brancy only
in the limited sphere of their presence? Patriotism
and gallanry forbid
To those Young aspirants for the honor Of being
called "the glass of fashion, and the mould of FORM"
who were born and bred in your city, il will appear
paradoxca for me to relate the refinement of society,
and the unaided and unadorned charms of the ladies'
of our village. But STILL there mantles in ladies'
cheeks as rich a glow of modesty divine there
spafkles in their lustreus eyes ray as glowing and
as bright-and DER their fnely-rounded forms there
floats much of dignity and grace as are tire natural
ness how adorable art thou Beauty, yielding and
extatic-how dost thy glowing presence lnfuse into
my breast the joys OF an earthly Paradise.
But am led away by my feelings, and will only
add that should you, my dear Bennett, publish the
above will with pleasure continue the subject, and
hold up through your brilliant columns some Of those
bewitching beauties who otherwise were
"--b.rn to blush unseen,
And waste their sweetness on the desert air"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

fine appearance and excellent discipline of your troops
But tell your officers from me- that they last last night
made me submit to the humiliation of leaving my
cloak in pledge for my honesty" Every one stared
with aatonshmenL assure you" resumed the
Emperor, the sledge-driver who brought me home
refused to trust me because he said MY COMRADES Of
ten forget to pay him." Nneensas Reeolsesions Of
81. Petersburg
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

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domestic happiness, thou onlv bl,ss
q Paradise that bass rived the al Co,cps,
'ncl ding two Pze Essays together with an es writes
expressly 10 this vol ce,, "A and ~
At the Book Store of g. J. FOLSOM. No seI Fulton 81
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