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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-16

another-indeed most Of our happiness, es-
pecially that which depends upon colnbina-
iiuns and associations Of the mind growing
out Of incidental circumstances, arises from
such contrast.
! The same is also true with respect To men,
tai pain and misery, and even TO a great ex,
tent, with respect to bodily, growing out OF
reverse circumstances and the loss OF fortune.
While, therefore, a man confines his conpar-
,lsons and contrasts Ia hlnself-to hls own
condition relatively considered IN reference
to ono period ol his life and another, he may
lhave some certain data upon which to form
his opinions aud draw his conclusions with
respect 10 lisCf, his own happiness and en-
ienjoyment: bat from the same premises he
can form no correct opinions OF the happiness
or misery OF others. The poor, therefore,
have no good reasons for eDvying the rich,
merely from looking at their outward appear
ance--neither have the rich tor envylng the
poor, which is often donc;-and IN fact, the
| high aud the low, the famous aud the obscure
the man OF leisure and the laborer, the oppo-
sites in rank, classes and conditions OF every
name and kind IN society, have no good grounds
to envy each or wish "a change OF situations
|, Judging merely from what meets the eye
Something more must be known-the arcane
oi the thoughts and feelings mus, be laid O.
| pen, else no correct OPINIONS can ue iornied q
ITO tempered wishes aud moderated desires
happiness is chiefly contined-and these are
! as likely To- eXlst-cven more !ikely-ainong
the poor as among the rlch-ainong the hum
BILE us among the cxalled--hinong private
citizens as among official dlgnitares Oft Church
or State. II we scan the subject closely, ano
suffer not ourselves to be imposed upon--ol
rather impose not upon ourselves, by false
appearances, we shall find that happness,en
.joyment, the means of happiness, and the
means Of enjoyment. are about equally dis
tributed among those equally vIrtuous and
equally meritorious, be they rich or be they
| poor: be their situation, business, or calling
what it may; be they princes or peasants,pub
! lie iuncilonaries or private citizens. All mel
have their trials, pcrplexities and disappoint
/ ments--tbere Is 10 exemption TO any-ant
! hence the murmurings OF one class agalns
! anothcr-the array OF the poor against th
| rich the iealousies ofonc occupation toward
! different, are folly in the exreme,and arise
! from false aud deceptive views of the organi
zation ofsocieiy and The equal distribution 0
the means OF happiness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-16

ApPoINTMENTs.-Charles E. Anderson, ol
New York, to be the Secretary OF Lega-
ton Of the United States to the Court OF His
Majesty the King Of the French.
Theodore S. Fay, Of New York, to be Sec
retary Of Legation, near his Brittanic Majes-
,ty.
James Miller. Of Pa. to be lst Auditor oI
the Treasury Department.
! James Whitconb, of Ind to be Commis-
sioner Of the General Land Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-16

ded for herein, the members Of limited part
Dership shall he subject Ia oil The liabilities,
aud entitled 10 all the rights Of general part
ners.
Sec. IA. The Justices Of the Supreme Ju-
dca Court may hear aud determine in equi-
Ity, all questions arising under the provisions
of this act; and also sll questions which may
arse between general pahners in all cases
whatever True copy-witDess:
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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Wpss. l.. McIVilI.

Wishes TO inform the public, that he carries on
the TIN PLATE business, in all its branches at
his old stand. No. l64. Tbames-sireet, where can
be had at all times any article Of lin Ware usu-
ally called for Sheet Iron and Copper work,
Coal atoves Of various kinds, and other articles
commonly kept in a Tin Store. aug g6
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TIP Winter Goods. 46

III E. BREWSTER has this day reed from
Ii. New York, his winter stock of Eng
lash. French e. american Dry Goods, which,
together with his former stock, renders his
assortment complete; purchasers are respect
fully solicited to call and examine for them
selves. Nov. 3.
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New EDry Goods Store.

VVNHE subscriber would. respectfully give
d notice that he has taken the store No. 2,
Colonnads Ro,0, where he is now opening and
intends keeping an assortment Of STAPLE
g. FANCY DRY GOODS.
His friends and the public are invited to
give him call. AUGUSTUS BUSH.
Newport, Sept. s, 1896.
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EARLY HoME REvIsiTtD.

Hero, seated by the Easement, iniertwiuea
With graceful woodbne and The swsel-brier rose,
While tile warm sunshine stealing round me ,elows
With glancing shadows freckled and the wind
Rufles in music mid the leaves, my mind
is stirred with thrilIings Of long past delight,
And CLEANS amid the fields and waters brighi
swee, gmpses Of young days, wi,sn, ere confined
In noisome crowds, and tortured mid the tear
And turmoil of coarse wranglng, ! would dance
Ger the green meadows, happy as child;
Or nestled deep within some leafy lair,
Gaze ou, Oh natures sunny countcrancc,
And commune with her rspiit unde6led. N. K.
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NEW GOODS.
.Ncr and Fashionable WINTER Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY
II. S + SSION
which are

Among which are
E>LEGANT brocade, Thibet g. merno cloths,
A. do. mohair camblcts for Ladies cloaks;
satin cha!lys, new article for dresses: Eng
llsh merinos, Ga eolored bombazlns, French
prints, English do. Highland shawls, Corona
ton do. plaid hdkfs for aprons, cravats, rib
bons, bellings, blk Italian cravots, brdcloths
kerscymeres, green bookings, printed floor
cloths, hosiery, &c. &c. Oct 20
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French Velvet Flowers,
FEATHER EIOWE ERS,
OSTRICH FEATHERS &c.

vINHE subscriber has received a variety of
Il these articles, among which are
Wreaths, lunches, and Sprigs, Feather
Plumes, Bunches Ostrich Feathers, case
Mohair Caps and Nets, Watch Guards, and
Violin strings.
A great variety Of German and French
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK, among
which are Bands at the low price Of Sl,l2a.
The subscriber assures the ladies of New
port and its vicinity that the hair work re-
ceived in addition to his former stock, COM
prises n great variety of style and colour
Those who wish for any Of these articles, are
invited to call before they purchase.
The above will be sold, wholesale and re-
tail, as low as they can be purchased IN this
town or elsewhere. J. REMOND,
Nov. 10th, 1877 Thames-st.
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VIM. s. VOSE.

UNIFORMS the public, that he has opened an
u establishment at the corner Of Market-square.
where he will serve up Oysters, Pastry, IIot Cof-
Zee, and many other Refreshments in the bes,
style.
Families wishing for oysters in or out Of the
shell, can he supplied 81 all times.
Parties and families also, can have oysters sent
to them ready cooked between the hours Of
and 10 in the evening, at very short notice.
Call at Market-square. Thames-street.
| Newport, Nov. II. 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-16

plated ware-Brittania do. Looking glasses
knives and forks-bellows and brushes s-castors,
tea-,aays,-a complete assortment of Periumcry,
together with great number of fancy articles,
such as are usually to be found in store OF this
kind.
;CJs Cash, and the highest price, given Tor old
gold and silver.
Clocks, Watches, Jewery and Combs repaired
in the nealest and best manner.
Newport, May &c. ;. PECkIiAM.
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AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.

Y W. Eddy next door north of the Perry
~ Cotton Factory, tenders his services to
the public, for the sale Of goods, furniture,
&c. at public or private sale-al orders at
tended to with fidelity.
Those who may dcposite goods for sale,
may rely on having their wishes attended to
with confidence and despatch.
N. B. A good assortment Of Groceries and
other goods at present on hand, at reduced
prices.
July 81, 1886.
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CLOTHS & CASSIMERES.

V1 F.. BREWSTER has this day received
= y from New York, his Fall stock of Cloths
aud Cassin,eres, which added 10 his former stock
will render his assortment complete, among them
may be found some choice colours.
sent l5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-02-16

NOsIERY.-A splendid assortment Of la
II n dies Hosiery. white, blk. j. col'd, suitable
for the season, for sale by II. Il. Bretoster.
Nov. 10.
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NEW STORE.

No 96t Thames. street.
The subscriber has just
opened and offers for sale.
n handsome assortment Of
English and French watch
es -ear-rings pins
and fnger-rings, Of the
best quality and newest
fnshion.-Also Silver &.
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AT TILLEY s. HAZARDS

4 new article. little damaged, called
IN LACE NETT or NE rTlNG, for caps
aud tabs-very cheap.
ALso-spotted gloves, cheap Dec. q.
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EARLY no AtE.

Oh! thou dear spot that com'st before my eyes
Amid the stir Of men. like dreams of heaven
To the o'er-tortured spirit thou weIt given
Unto my boyish hours TO harmonzs
NV soul " wiih natures sweet serenities;
And now with all thy winding slopes and dells,
Green coyers, sparkling streams and sylvan cells
(Whcrs eve came on mo with sweet surprise
As ! have wandered coming some deep tale
Or song Of elder days) thou still pour's, forth
Now freshness 10 my hear, in thoughts Of thoe
And kindiest up my cheek and brow, all palc,
With dreary task-work; while my boyish n'irh--
My youth. bright dreams, come glowing back tc
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WOOL CARDlNG, AND
CLOTH DIR ESSING.


rEVilF subscribers have entered into Co-pnrrer-
n ship in business, under the firm Of
GOULD & DtlRFEE,
And respectful, inform their friends the public,
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth, be-
longing to Clarke, " here they will hereafter card
inlo rolls, sheep wool Of all Rrndes- spin yarn
manufacture cloth Oh shares or contraci. Also,
color and dress wooen cloths, real indigo blue,
and all other colors- color and dress garments;-
color yarn for carpets, sc &c, all which shall be
done speedily, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. THoAAs GOULD,
Isaac =. DURFEK.
N. B. Articles intended to be sent TO them, may
be left with Sanford Almy ,l.ittle-C Compton, Geo.
Alny or Wm. Almy, Tiyeron,-N Pearse OF
J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry, u Underwood Car, Job
Sherman, Edward Stanhope. or Eenj. II. Viii
Dor, broad-st'rt Newport. - Duriee's Inn, Ports
mouth, or at their Mandatory.
Portsmouth, march 2Cth 1885.
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CHEAP GLOVES g. BELTS.

A few dozen cheap spotted GLOVES, some
IA lined, for sale at 25 cents. Also, fancy
BELTS, different kinds, from TO IL cts For
sale by WM. G. CozzENs & Co.
Dec. |.
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E@BIIsE.
from the Scottish .!ngazine.
SONNETS.
RECoLLECTIoNa'

REcoLLEcTIONa.
Yes. all are here-this deep pool sill Is green
With dewy moss these intertwi-ted trees
Though somewhat honrier grown,io the 10" breeze
Breathe their old music, and Ger all The scene
The sunshine fulters, glancing through between
The chequered branches. while into my ears
Ycn mountain lark pours thoughts Of other years
IN thrilling tones;-l sec what have seen,
And fee--ons moment all that have felt:
But, ah. one dear form gances from my dream
With all its sunny looks Of loveliness
And darkened deeper by the sudden CLEAN
] feel once more the blow That has been fel,
And ay for shelter TO F0rgetfuiness!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
Gil Ian Y
Ne W EN GLA y .

E,r.c from the ron,r.. or Edward Everett, Governor Of
Ma..chuses At the celebration Of the landing Of the Phi
grins. at Plymouth
If we turn our thoughts Ia the grand design with
which America was colonIzcd, and the success with
which under Providence. that design has been
crowned ! own find II difficult 10 express myself
in terms Of moderation When compare our New
Enr land ut the presen, day, with the New EnGS I'd
pf our fathers a century sud half ago, the New
E5-lanh on which this mornings sun rose. with
tha, Of the d.v We commemorate: when consider
the abundance md prosperity these fertile fields,
lhose villages crowded with 4 population instinct
with activity, hope AM enjoyment; when look at
thc hills cultivated covered with hocks. To cir
eummi's; aud only 40 much Of the forest remaining
as mf'-,er 10 the convenience and use 81 man ;
when see the roads, The bridges, the canals. the
RAILWAYS. which spread their busy network over
the face of the country, quickening into aensity
The exchanges Of business and the intercourse Of
man when tho ir,.hos t"uI, uiotal epd re!i-
gous growth Of the community its establish
men,s its institutions - social action aud reflect
ahat oil this life, enjoyment and plenty are placed
under the invisible protection OF the puoc peace
when consider further TINT hat We see and hear,
aud feel, and touch Of oil these blessings Is PEI
hops the smallest part Of them that by force oi
our example by the blessed sympathy of light and
truth, The udiuer "' p"l"C'' % "'''oI u'u 80
revivsls destined 10 spread 1" DISSENT regions
and flow down 20 The rsmoicst generations ou' "I
the living fountain which has been opened hero -
NV heart mel,s within the for grief. that they
thu hgh-soulcd and long suffering taiLers,--lhey
the pioneers OF the mighty e5IerpUze, they, the
founders OF the glorious temples, mnst die before
the sight Of all these blessings !-Oh, That wt
could call them ba K TO the work OF their handf
On tina, all our poor strains of gratitude could pen
e,r.,e their tombs Oh, ihat we could quicker
in,o we'd consciousness. the brave and precious
40, that moulders beneath our iee;-oh, that they
,oulG rise up in the midst Of us, the hopeful, The
ssllant, tho sef-devo;od and grac.onsly accep
these humble offices OF contamination Blu
though they tasted no, the fruit. they shsil no
loos. the praise OF their sacrifice and tolls.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

At the late anniversary and Cattle Show oftbe
Essex Agricultural Society (Nsss.) Gov. E,ere',
responded to complimentary ren,imeat at some
length. The following beautiful oziract Is from
his address
Lastly that may say ungle word on the sub
Rect on which the orator has preceded met y o
great and just boast Of the pilgrims aud their Ges-
pendants that they made ample provision for educa.
dion. Farmers Of Essex hold fast 10 that boast.
] had rather FOR the appearance, " must choose
Between then, see The country dotted all over al
its cross roads. with lite PLAN little vlisgo school
houses thsn have the high places Of O few large
towns crowned w,jh the most splendid fabrics Of
Grecsn or Romsn art. had rather Tor The s,rengtl
and defence Of the eoLu,ry--if mus, choose be.
tweeu--see the roads that lead 70 these school
houses lhronged with children Of both sexes salu-
ting the traveller as lie passes, 40 the good old
New England way, with their hule courtesy or nod
thar gaze upon regiments OF mefcenary troops pa
r,ding upon the rampsus 81 imprognAbla f1urcsses.
Ave for the honor of the thing had rather have
II SAID Of me. that Hss, By choice lac hum5lcs,
eitren Of the state making the beet provision far
tho esseai'on Of eli it, ch,idren. and that had ia'
heart 10 appreciate th.s blessing. than ~ oa 4
throne 81 ivory and goo the moasUh of az EN-
pare which the never sets. Husbantrlcn
SOW the seed Of instruction ia your sons and daugh-
tiers minds. IL will gfos up aud bear frai,. tho
the driving storm scatter the blossoms Of spriug OF
uliimsiely ffosis oyeriske the hopes Of suiumu.-
Plant the gem Of truth Ia the iafani understanding
Of yoUr ehildren-ssse. stint. spare. do any hog
Bot steal. "a order 10 nogfish that growth md II
10 little. nothing 10 say. that il VIII ao0r,sh uhet
yesr grave stones, erombied INTO duet shall nlugl,
With the eosi they covered ut viii hOorsh wbel
that esef-srthiag bssssn shsI have passed sw.y
hks scroll and the ,isrusI ,sn -hleh lgbicna i
sAsN set u blood
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
pO " y
irus Nor BEAUTY BINDS rur Soul

IT'S nor BEAUTY BINDS THC so
Isno, l.css;y b Bdf tie roul,
Nof words thsi power mf, claim
r. .crp.thing, something ever dear.
We feel bot cannot rame
We case, '.s biosh. we GLOW. VI s'Fh
AID wonder Why Iiss
Dot sin We csnno, e'ef divine
Whist give. ihsi Joy or vo
We canno, love. VIC cant dosp.".
A. reason ma, decree
We osnno, turn the tide o. Gie
Whistler the, ra,c m-y he
There's something N each face sod air.
Despite q Eud.c sri.
Which isscinsto. uuoonsciousi,
Or ciills ~ once the heart
Itis no, beauty binds TIC soul
And yst--,ho' s;r' rec 'ti' true
Whaicer, wl,aio or We fcpdiy love.
Seems beautiful TO view.
Tho other, laugh white We sdn're-
Would mock whore we have trclt
They turn round TO another. smile,
And feel as We have felt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
rolitic al.
sEcoNDLETTrR or MR. RIDDLE.

We lose not moment no placing tho second
lo,tcr OF Mr. Bldl., respecting The financial eondi
ton e the countty before ihc public. We need
uut ask Ne perusul Al such a crisis as the pres.
cni, when the commetcs 81 community is struggling
as with The conyulsye throcs of dpnlh, agpnf' the
oppression Of ths government. nothing GUILD com
maud more eager pc-nsai, than documcut upon
the subject Of dnancc, FROM the pen &C NICHOLAS
RipDiE. Tir letter before us - daoumeht 81
absorbing Interest. The subject L. the present
financial cmharrassmouts az tie country all Of
which arc traced di.--'ly tho o'do,,ard action
~ tuc government. Nor dors tho charge rect up
on mere sscrtion. Il is proved by facts md ar
gumenis rendered clear 10 the comprehension
of every reader, Us though written with sunbeam.
How are he crudtjes, lie umlicuijcr, and The
sopi-jrits of the Secretary OF the Treasury swept
away by the reasoaings Of his mole aud luminous
letter. We pray our Jackson friends for once. tn
forget their political preindccs ord give this let
ter calm perusal. aud ieW moments of sohct re
Election. They can then no longer mistake the
sources Of the pccunary difficulties under which the
country is sul!ering.--.N /. Com. .lic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

and contributed 10 the regular veissiiulcs Of their
reign. by dispensing her p,o- TO those ouly who
shared their lives IN Just proportions between Rest
aud Labor.
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che uutlamu WcralO.

rurLsnEn ryrKr TursnAr, At EUILaSr. VI. ~
WILLIAM PAY.
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E,r.ct from the n Edward Everett. Governor
Ma.,sc At the celebration Of the landing Of the P
xtirns at Plymouth
The herald., 1837-03-29

c.uvo,S ~ xs Johna,est
~ q, sSS,. and dc
10 successful oyeraoo a eleven years. A. lie limits Of
detail 81 *. sa the po;,y 20 @ o syns
s sye msrs @ I. as Ate ,T, a. bssa Eand .afe housh
.es heamsi,.m sout ncipcnt tumou diseases Of
s.s s s and :.Ss.., g aS .s a:
'es''s 'Aa' da"sross eonya o., nov 80 pfe'aiu
over which the yapef Bath has s influence os, unpara
weekly ssa saa eass the s prsr,s which the
m,. John street cs"o = I saa Sass
sn,ney ,sshea e Baths sdneis there with
ehes have ioa the BAH. q John @ stree,
' -"0 '' ''aS vhIEsiSE Z. IL Rssr, MOTT
Mr. and Mrs cao. vnpo, Bah, N John street sad have f
aasay sasu s M no y.s gpop q. oeea.oo. had
believe iha " ths e-p.c Mt ans Ms CurO Iea,, nothing l.
:. ~''as. = "'' e''' '''s; %a. J. NAcSsvRy
m, ne s ses a ~ y % eoas'an, readiness sms O'Clock
are are 9pe lem ,i the sulphur ali hours of
Them when REQUIRED paT of,hs city o. os =, ss
Thc bs.s g. no sonnsson wi,k any other
isr sale Bathing Tubs p Baths ior sale Or h,s %
T1leeaTlHAfSaE ..I1. CT .TooTI
even :, Se .e ~ rh p a ss%e.5 &C. What.
e gentlemen ~o say. 1s bsse asesss s III
ia, ms say Tor ysas and vod other mil
Wishes Z, make this the besea, sf,he use H.. S
have Zee" cured !, . .sossy s ss a,' ss yes
years rcdhe Let the tender r., ,be e.,h
ever 80 oecsysd they viii ~ shsu capable Of MAS
ucaton, and free rpm pam for lne ''' -'''1
Inese drots VIII nevrr fail where te ns.o IA
occand the decay te teoth and consequent espcur. Of
he nerve They bave the effect not oy os
sffeeinr. - - o' i''e aV""e
Tor sale wholesale Ard rsaibyA n sa.l- corner n r.
on and william sn hpofA Gamble, fDey and Broad.
- ~ ''"a"
And retail BY B Nenes su Brsaawav tv. ao.r. ahox.
bleeckT 81 W Forses, sos Pearl At ofCress .t
". Horwel, oor~vr Canal Hudsons sts
n. n. Austin IS Carminest
Bunets Cbenica Hall rs Sixth Ayenue neery .rs,,. r,,
" 81 Ae &C &C. Price SO cents ' ms IN mn
RREAkFAsTs, DINNERS, a. sUPpuRs
- ready at th.H pofcr hou M the LA Mons ecItp
HOUSE SQUARE sarne side Franklin Tk.ss,s,
near Cstbanc The prepnetor has Obliged IN yss AZ.
price o. m.soup r" cents 10 on account of ~
eiorbtant pse be obliged f every ngrsdiers of hh
composed but y will challenge soup in ts Ell, "a o.
hny thmr neM Snac - cents howl. - - '
~ -h Plrfes OF Meat, sd-vesstable~ Included
The Wnes Tto les, Cgnr are oftbe 6,., ..s,,
oy.tes W every sye Hot joints ready iior io noo,
foa ~ nun eef ~ Chatham under Dsnn Colton &c.
w.. -o.--
~ W, ,bHfHAM would rspsrsfuIIy infcrs, HE ft,end.
sna we p"pe sensrslly, that ~ has out
ecuossy In os nd street be ~ Tor tho beerse
oemmonspn m ms down town friends eepreda new establish
msni no ees DIVISION street. fcyrerb crcnped by
whh psce VIII ee conducted approved
ms Bnweiy Stesm Confectionery No Ns Bowery
WIN many hanks for the extended patronage srsdy
EeFfeneed q W BRrHAM ~. Bowery,
-. and sol Division street.
Fow hrsti rate Jouneynen wanses Immediately. mssn
The herald., 1837-03-29
CIRCULAR.


ns- THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN on behalf Of the
TATIORESSES AND SEAMSrRESSES ofths city inform their
friends and generally that they have the
WHITE sfTeet and Br0adody dos William
which and will continue he
tended snent for their ready with splendid
German and Irish Linens of he approved
beacisuch can be waranad all sfwhiah will
lnducement fS Gentlemen call select such
quality suit and give employment those who pre-
seat without proper means OF support.
The Commee have the pleasure to fo all Their en's that
Establishment IN the which
will not be attempted Every ether article of Dress will supplied
al 4 net saving oil IS cent.
Linen Mnsita pelngs Cashmere Cotts and all varieties
ei alce suitable fur Summer Clothing either for Gentlemen
Boys, may be had at this Store.
None but the best OF Cutters viii he employed.
gentlemen elt purchase matera the store at cost
prices OF purchase the material elsewhere and haze hea made
up at this Establishment
The price of Cutting Panaloous cents
Every OF CkdreRs clothing made order and kept
for sale.
The price ofevery article will be marked figures in order IN
all may be treated the whether judges nota that will
be VIII be provide he the article 10 be made
by Gentlemen have their clothes mended by leaving them
The morning and eating for tn. IN in the afternoon
Families obtain seamsesses work al theE houses by
plying abOve.
BY patronsng this Establishment gentlemen viii make veIy
considerable their expenditure, and employ
AFTER paiau appeal they haze make
the eneyoleni Of this great and good ciiy.
On behalf ofth CoRmittee,
ELIAS FOUNTAIN.
EDWARD F. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM