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ITTHE UTILITY OF PURGATIVE MEDI,
CINE IS becoming every day more and more mani
fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon.


fest. Read the following case and reflect thereon.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED,
. - Newark, Dec IL, Isa.
with most dreadful liver roIsy and tried
sver remedy that could be thought Of hope went
into the ounty lett business to Gle heanna
asabe medicine induced it. not expectrs IN
scer TO SURPRISE box before
e ie ef have since taken hree boxes and we'll
Y the blessing OF God and the dcne think
this WI re any service to let suffering people know this act YOU
aie at Liberty to publish the above. '
tSigned) LEWIS TOMKINsoN
Brandreth's Pills.
BEWARE OF COUNTEEFETs
Ohe miserable Drxggtsts
II IS very important that whoever purchases those
Pills, should be careful to have them from the apno;nt
ed agents, of whom in almost every tow in th
United States. his really very important as there
many limitations that it is almost Impossible RI
procure the genuine without adopting his rule
Above all-NEVER get them from Drug Stores as
under NO CIRCUMSTANCES, are they ever an
pointed agents; and it is their hands the counerts
principally Therefore never 90 to such stores
where so little honesty is
The New York Offices for the exclusive sale of the
Brandreth Pills, are
PRINCIPAL-l87 Hudson street.
CENTRAL Spruce street.
BOWERY-276 Bowery, between Prince & Hons
ton streets. jl2-Im
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HIsHhy6 coNSE.yHTa,nIIAT.D ceM ON ,,,g I,

fact that ali dsca,es iru
1Ss "a ns 10 oes % d.
btk into the system he. TO rem IN and produce gratcre
mated blood aud arive TIC disease SYSTEM
cradle aed order eff grand osc should be
sic oas purifying blood sarsspar many
yea ss tn. @ is ,rdc = e ey Ss
Il preparation Of Srsapaa has rceiysi The h:
Vegetable only and pendant upoh
mineral corrosive sublnino, &C as great
II =. ssEss in is m 81 sesy
paitae sacne the t De ca,e stomaca can oe4I eonv
CONFEDERATION which certc from .esoss u The first
Of a. ss s S ss~ FS a
% Go ss. Ssss
1s 4 and w%% day If nj nf nc Ct
Lord one Thousand eight hundred ana s,ny sly
This saapara preparation peculiarly recommended f the
Of scofa kings evil ulcers sores deacs erpofs
OF the skin conc ema,s sore throat ,eneeal eomplaints
~cacy under the use Of Tbs pepsat N OF sarsaranla A.
~ S p,e eres S 1w s S 81 p"sc
the efficacy of this preparation which he thinks will BE- Sufficient
ING spurious Or not bcas what fecomneoded to be- &c
This p certify that Ihave made # The ernpeund Of
@ mn 10y pyae my s@ 9S and q
ak bsr sseapsI shsa ohe, rspas,o q se Kind
aEsSa "a 2 Ney York York
r. r. s s MoR nusi '' G%a% =: It
pL w ,,,s SHooR Rosesi.
have personally used the above pepaaioa and can recon
s @ beng 0S'' ''' any . ' f"s swan Gay, William isS !, my
s,e wholesale ssi ret.H By tho popne,o A. u.aer IS
cry and waIEsI a. Dr. seisiD ia Canal Il b sand.
sSG s a. ~ M ' Pt s. @, pos% s
sn a. p Rowland Ags,ae,s Hall ss Washington s -
Initials viz Or 7. 3 the seal o. per bottle film
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nR. HAMILTON. A snree,

- mp az two ~ 49, ~ surgeon Of long standing and
ame hacS OF physe and surgery 10 Europe has moved oo
wheohc be consulted eyerv dseasc incenai y, se.
narc onm sr uncommon, dekcaie or indeate The most
every oher description n time Poporone 10 their ma
-1"S ~ ~" milf
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81 nj. GUION,S PHRNIx DRUG sTOR]

IL M. GUION'S PHOENIX DRUG STORE,
IL owey, Grand street, where large assortment OF
Medicine PeUsry and Fancy articles be had ofthc
6st qunity, and on the M 81 reasonable crns.-Aiso
ABERNETHY'S COMPOUND LIQUoR!CE MIXTURE, fo
Coughs Colds Ashmas &c The of this celebrated
iu hc ha, Teen before the American public but mouth
il uy astonishing Hundreds OF certificates have poured
the agent from aaanrters.
The following fair sample NecdmOre be said ssn ntcn
GENT pcoplc7 NE
DR. Guon-Dear According your advice, enc Bottle
Compound LQuGriee Cough Mixture
ey cured Of the and hacking cough which
then had. Gratefully and Truly yours
Signed, B. HOWE.
New York, Nov. 10, 1896.
DR. f. M Guon-sirI comply with the request OF ny family
and my grateful feelings certifying perfect success
Compot nd Lipioricc Cough Mixtwfc."
Signed, JOHN INwRIGHT.
New York, Nov. IA, 1885,
GUIONs Celebrated Worm Drops already known a. Specific
for this TO the young particularly calculated
itself the minds all mothers whose infants suffering from
this dreadful disease merits already established BY fire.
aes testimonials possession the proprietor triaof Bottle
will convince the most sccpcaL r.. ..#e
GUIONS Universal Plaster established infalbIe remedy
for Cons the most painful also for old and Of
long standing art Gle 81 great merit hundreds will testify
Likewise, for sale al undeis william
Happcrs Beasway and franklin and Burnett No 35
sixth Avenuc. jf-6
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nOCTOR HARVEY,

fhOCTOH AaH EH, late resident SURGEON 10 fuv,s
~ TIppstel London nform those afflicted with H., ,ens,.
disease w ~ ~ vao orm GonorGa elect Structure Ischs-
RIA SUPPRESSION o. Urine lnhamstisn Of The es
s,apes ~ nes sor throat noes phaedene Ulcers
followed for the OF ons week fails TO Ivey, e most
appalling sfages IN which this aads dnisys itself
e wishes also e isiise e the scte that Ne 20 Enpy
bot can pvoduce he Diploma from the ROYAL Coere
London authorsnr hem 70 prsccs certify
me ~ s havne acr,ircd hr professional ledge the ht
Doctor Hsrv,y's Ofce, Division Ct In Chatham sSua
where he can be consulted nj all hours NAY A
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GLEETS, AND ALL ISEASFS or TIyE tTtiNXpy
M M Esa IN COMPOUND BAIsAMIc Fits
1Se m ohr the most agreeable method OF cure AID ~.
ackncwIedsed W all no have had 10 them 10 be- he
ony noswguny med,cns IN the shove cascs Their virtues
arc 700 Weev sEfcnd over and
Stes 70 REQUIRE any enumeration For sale whosas and rataa
Msss Sards corner Fulton and william s-apd reta
y Minor Gamble csner Dey and BroadwayJ n Noncs "a
eadway two doors above oeckerJ me- corner pos.ar,
and walkcr-W Hofwe apd Hudsou~and p.a,
Price, ~ per box.
box - "''f part OF each
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pHOsPHORus.-A good supply on hand and FOR =. :.
iay ~ LEwis fEucHrwANoER, ,yr Broadway.
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JNFALEIBLE CURE FOR GONORRHcEA

uNFALLIBLE CUKE FOX GONOAH h31CA
selsi@;cd COMPOUND sxis oyedhc Psea
O. a ae{ ' ~ S also q S %
ss sSs a. he 81 s n 70 s
the above time discovered They are ths on SAFE plea
d;s"r e." and sai,s
and cosaisa the dangerous uncertainty Of
lat tso wei kn ,wpt % require comment
ofssp. IN q u clinical ss%s I" hs Ius
ssoo Messan compound Ba,amis Pan which sscd here
ases ." M aased N re-
'S fsns
plain that the comprehend
70 ;ss il New ySh b, Ss"ss g. seaS %r
Miner Gamble =, scsGwsy a a MsTt w fS nads'g sS s
bonn, corner Houston and Bowery
S-Tne genuine Morans Pills have the Proietos seal on
the under part Of every box. dis,f
TUE OILY SERTA5s MEp1cTSE r. DR.
a,shsl !. fame :, IL nn;s y,s. p b.. rss do s not
; and
sea n h City aoes ,hs
caleb b. FoEs The 'is ~sr is sS
young man viii speak wei Tor se and as TIC
uDee can be placed m H. -, -
DR. Poct-sr-Aew compliment you your truly ,alu
70 ne s oS re so bcs s9 o when
but Nth charm 40 ,S WITHOUT an ncImssn eenf an
SS s f se ' R
ige ofm complaint was apparent, sg At your took
lie Sssr ssa s S"' ;'s &c s
ss ss % maine @s s"s
one e ron with gratitude
,a% sSS Az Z, s. 2 "a
i Boms s s ss% sn he ms1, ana
Ss. ss aas T. A oSe onsr D ls
Canal and =, the aud Charlton s Pce
I%STI9Sin.TTbANsaTr S TO s NOT Few. CHER
Of Ges AMI q, long " 1rssa d;shss Willie prc
Whole eonsston escnay lie op salanes q
such dcdItatins complaints Letters from numb
SesS 70 s%Si soS. night se asd s ia, tee
Of these truly celebrated Pills. which Pr Cherry
10 contain mercury csJeivn other Ingredient ~ PERM
cios sst-rc ba, tie following extract deemed all sufficient
Nassau stfecf, July ~, 1898.
81 w NV %nS sy sss Ts 81 ne ssa
N i've different store, sine last pecs@6er end until oe two
ooses O. J'I p ,a Ar and o.e MAY s,ye te new
WI, avail viii must ceerfay give u to situated as
New York wholesale and re,silhy a al sa.ds 10, rel.
cor William syme. walker and Bewey retail
broadway John cole u cot Browne aud Broadway NJ a.
aosel COZ, ladsoa and Canal z, II. Aasa =. catnins
ss Sa ssa'"'' and d. oa'' cor Grand sns
TAKE CARE Of YOUR CoUGH IN rIMEi
No medicine ye offered TO the world the IN
and s. SONS VEGETABLE sSifIis fp Of
symptoms Of that dre alady consTpon" @ violent n emf
.iior q seurea and blood pains % The treas. s%
preaea " peculiar esmea prec.i have saved from an nm
led ~ those whose cncrs nina an as ., have s,odsesd
something Of yreai bercii 10 the human family
cor ral'os ard wilham and retail BY MIno, Gamble,
,or Dey and Broadway = sSeor cor Cana ?na BScodway
Broadway John co,lc Jun BrooIne and Broadway r.
bowcry. Price SO cents. dieuN
p,,.. ~, ,c,, - rrsy - ,.,,-.,.- -.
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aAMRS DMYSDALBs VETERINARY SURGEON
late Of Liberty ard wsslingts. sa.ssss -
insmsy with :. s Adjsncss incAains ss ss nes,s
), so en- and obgng Hosses LAM BONA cose
other II tina feet warranted To senS
Ave His Losc al te tive Ast tsus
% inc "Ae' JAMES DRYspALE. Veterinary susseoa.
50, IN rsi,ers 81 IS js3m~
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mr.. POETT,S GONORRHEA ERADICi

IL il the y ticaeious remedy UNIVERSAL
called DR. POETS SPECIFIC Unlike the host Of the cried
specifics of the day has in Luac estimation
than medcne Hitherto known All des Of eectuay
stopping Gononhras elects &C. are strongly recommended its
and William Streets and retail by j. Syme Walker and
and foweryW Hore conner Hudsos and Canal streets
IT r. Austin rs Carnlne shetland Peter Burnett IS Sixth
enue opposite Amity stieet
Price 2l I'm
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1892.
The Act Premature


Whatever interest or influence has civ.
en- blrth TO this act, It cannot be found eth.
er in the wishes or necessities Of the ES-
ecutiye Department, by which present &C.
ton IS deemed premature. "-Aadrer jack
sons Veto.
And this after the subject had been three
times brought TO the attention of Congress
BY the Executive itself
Neither upon the propriety Of present
action, nor upon the provision Of this act,
was the Executive consulted. "-ib.
II IS a singular fact that the phrase Me,
,alc Currency, or Better Currency, does
not occur in the Veto Message, nor is there
the slightest ntlmatlon that the Executive
contemplated at that time any other substI.
tute for the bills of the United States Bank
than the paper currency Of the local banks. !
Remoral Of the Deposites first suggested.
Such measures as are within the reach
Of the Secretary of the Treasury have been
taken to enable hun TO Judge whether the
public deposltes in that institution ~. ;.
Bank may be regarded as entirely safe );
but as his LIMITED POWER may prove In-
adequate TO this object, | recommend the
subject to the attention Of Congress, under
the FIRM BELIEF that It is worthy OF their
SERIOUS INVESTIGATION. An inquiry into
the transactions Of the institution, embrac.
lnr the branches as well as the principal
bank, seeus called for by the credit which
is given throughout the country to many
serious charges lmpeaching its character
and which, # true, may justly excite he ap
prehenslon that II - no LONGER AsAFE DE-
PoslToRY or Tm MONEY or THE PEOPLE
Here IS a wautgn aud deliberate attack
by the Executive ca the credit Of an lastltu
too which was the disbursina agcit OF the
Government, held millions Of lis revenue,
and ia which the Government was a stock.
holder to the amount Of 1000, 900 dollars.
The confidential agent OF the Treasury, ap.
pointed to investigate the aiiIrs Of the
Bank, reported almost simultaneously i.
the Department, that " neither the solyencl
of the Bank nor the security OF the Dtpo
sites would admit Of doubt" Congress
was satisfied that the pretended apprehen
sions of the President we're untouDded ant
that his charges were made without regarc
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the nature of which it is not necessary TO explain
might be avoided by the adoption OF that course
upon the part of Parents and GUARDIANS upon ms
subject, which seems to be demanded no less by
interest than by patriotism
ER. DUDLEY. Cas-.
T u. BENEHAN,
d. CAMERON, ~ Co,,,,,-r.
c. l.. HINTON,
CHAS MANLY,
r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
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ONO AGAINST THE WORLD Double
DeuceS.--The wife OF Mr. Ephralm knoles
Of Union Township, Ross county, was safe.
y delivered, a few days since, Of four daugh.
ters d. birth. The children are SAID to
be doing well. Mrs. knoles IS IN her for.
~ sixth year and had previously given birth
to thirteen children. Mrs. X. has been yIs,.
ted by most Of the married ladies' IN the
nelghborhood, and It's thought thai her good
fortune IS likely 10 create some dssatsiac.
ton among them hiiicOthe Ga=eitc.
A good story is told Of stranger in Par.
Is, who was standing lately at the door OF
the Opera Comique, waiting FOR admission.
lie felt hand placed on his watch pocket,
and Immediately found that his watch was
not there. Turning round TO the person
behind him, and selzing him by the arm,
he ordered him to return his watch. The
rnan immediately gave him a watch and
disappeared. On returning home after the
performance, the stranger was much aston
lshed to find his watch hanging up in hi,
room. He had forgotten to take it with
him, and had received from the thief tn,
watch Of some other person, which had Jus
/ been stolen.
7 Ldcomcal.-Mlss S. S.-WiIl you pleas,
conJugate the word lore, as a verb in ih,
subjunctive mood, present tense, first per
son singular, also in the indicative mood
/ first future tense, second person singular
and send me an answer. Y. II.
4 SIR The word lore, when corrugated
| as you request, will read as follows:
Sugnctire mood, If love,
Indicative mood, Wilt thou love.
ANswER-Wi,h all my heart. SIS
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From the Boston Atlas.
THE WAR UPON THE CURRENCY-ITS
COMMENCEMENT AND ISSUE

THE WAR UPON THE CURRENCY-ITS
COMMENCEMENT AND ISSUE.
We would call particular attention TO the
facts developed IN the following article,
which presents a view Of the whole course
Of the Executive in relation 10 the Curren-
cy-shoalng its original plan OF substlu'
ting a local paper Currency for the Cur.
rency of the U. S. Bank; the admitted fal,
lure Of that plan the late afterthought of a
Metallic Currency, and the admissions Of
the Executive that it has destroyed the
Currency, aud done " little towards intro.
duclng another. We give the history OF the
whole process as il is furnished by the
documents of the Executive Department.
Such series of failures, frauds and false.
hoods, broken promises and exploded ex-
periments, as are exhibited in the following
paragraphs, disgraces the diplomatic hsto.
~ of no other administration, popular or des
poiic, that has ever fallen under our obser
Walton.
THE PRETENDED EVIL TO BE KgMEDIED.
1929.
{. S. Bank has failed in the great end OF
establishing a uniform and sound curren.
cv.'-4ndreir JdcksoH.
Augmentation Of Erecutire PO,rer the Real
clGtct.
:" submit 10 the wisdom Of the Legisla.
iure whether a national one Bank iouHded
upon the credit of the Government and us
revenues, might no, be devised which would
avoid all constitutional difficulties, and al
the same time, secure all the advantages 10
the Government and country that were Ex.
PECrED 10 result from the present Bank. y
H. 1880.
Hint Of an Erecm,re Bank and The Substi.
tute for L. s. Bills.
at is thought practicable TO organize
such bank with the necessary officers, as
branch Of the Treasury Department. The
States would be strengthened BY having ia
their hands the means Of furnishing the 10,
cal paper currency through their own
banks. n-Andreir Jackson.
Here is the original plan. Not sylla
BE OF the Metallic Currency 10 either o
these messages. THIS part Of the Humbus
was entirely an afterthoughi. The orlgl
nal plan was to substitute Governmen
Bank for the Bank OF the L. S., and 10 fur
nish the people with Paper Currency o
the local Banks.
1881.
Entertaining the opinions heretofore
expressed 10 relation to the Bank of the [
S, as al present organized, | leave i
for the present TO the investigation Of a.
enlightened people and their representa-
tives"-A. Jackson.
Their representatives, according y lnyes
tgated the SUBJECT and re.charered the
Bank
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1885.

The Message Of 1885 repeats the asser.
ton that the Bank Of the United States had
not furnished the country, with a sound
currency, but wlthdraws the doubts Of the
capacity Of the State Banks, and asserts
point blank that they have supplied the
=" wants Of the community in relation to Ex.
change and Currency as well as they have
ever been before" 1t asserts also IN the
most unqualified manner, that the "circuIat.
ing medium has been greatly improved"
This message is the first document Of the
administration IN which the metallic cur.
rency cuts any distinguished figure. In
this paper he saws that If Congress will do
80 and so--and four aud twenty State lie.
gi-Iatures viii do so and so-"lt is dppa.
rent that coil and Siiuer will become the
principal circulating medium" Congress
AID four and twenty State Legislatures did
not agree with the General, and the con.
sequence is what we have seen, the destruc.
ton Of a sound and uniform currency and
! the substitution Of an unsound and fiuctu.
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A hard Al,ernatire.--Thc Globe cav
on the Pet Banks to resume specie p,
menss, or give up their trust. they w.
try and resume, but they cannot give g., y
their trust. II aint there ". J. Nv
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Another Humbug A correspondence
has recently been published in various EDEN.
ocratic journals, on the subject Of the next
Presidency, purportIng to be between " sew.
eral highly respectable gentlemen Of LOUIS.
vile :" and Thomas Humbug Benton. The
Louisville Journal inform Us that the whole
thing is hoar, got up by two Wing boys,
who signed their own and three other fic,i.
tl0us names to the letter sent to the author
OF the East Room Epstle. Solitary and
alone, they put the ball in notion which
so ticklcd the vanity Of the Grea, Chapel
Hill Expungcr. The little urchlns (says
the Louisville paper, very truly should be
laugh, greater respect for democratic dig.
nifty, by having black lines drawn across
their backs.--Lynchburg Tirginian.
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The identical ship in which Captain Cook
circumnasga'ed the Globe, is now lying at
New York. She was originally called the
Endedrour but after passing through many
scenes and changes, now goes by the name
Of the Reubens, and belongs to Antwerp,
whence she has arrived at New York with
cargo of rye.
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An aiirny occurred at The Circus, 10 ",
lumbla, week before last between some y
the College Students and few lrishnea
IN which, one Of the latter lost h's me- y
tho stab Of a knife from one Of the studenu
From The accoun, which we have receive
OF the occurrence, The studen, acted Only :.
the defensive. But the Circus IS p'''
where he ought no, TO have been,
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The progress Of our Gold Coinage is
credtabe 10 the officers Of the Mint, and
promises 10 shor, period to furnish the
country with a sound and portable curren.
cy, which will much diminish the inconye.
nlence to travellers Of general paper cur.
rency, should the State Banks be incapable
offurnIshlng It.'-JaekSoa's Message Of "a.
Here IS the first nluna,lope OF any doubt
on the part Of the Executive the ability
Of the State Banks TO furnish suitable Pa.
per Currency for the country; and here is
the first indIsilnct aud vague hint OF specie
currency. 1t is only virtual admission of
the failure Of the First Experiment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18
The items of the whole account may be stated

The items of the whole account may be stated
thus -
Mr.. JAMES @. BENNETT,
To the Conrt of Sessions DR..
(Cash prices) -. :,
Offence gaiDst The lssu,s ~ ss' 90 1s3
bennetvs damned pop ulary-graad larceny, is 70
BENEFITS damned hostility to paper money-ie 40 oo
lony, 100 70
Benefits damned talents morals, sc. do loo w
Benefits damned internal prosperity-a misde- 40 :.
meanor, lVo "
Prefxng the big antique Irish 10 John Hagger-
ty's name he hav ny lost IL long since IN q thun-
der squall-aat burglary, . 10 %
Publishing he into this country with
single pair of breeches when he was bern in N.
Jersey without breaches at ai-arson and robbie
ry at least, 10 90
Monopolisihg the affections Of the ladies' TO the
great annoyance OF young John OHaggerty-
death without benest of jury, $500
$500 90
{Cr)
By cash--the proceeds OF check on the Che
Laical Bank, $500 %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18
MORNING 'HERAL ID.

rr The EVENING HERALD will be out this DAY pre-
cisely al two o'clock We expect very important news
from Washington this morning. No person resds
any thing but the evening and morning Heralds now
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

" Forrest tonight in the Park. See hrs famous
letter from England with comments in the Herald
this evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

D- A splendid sale OF horses at Tattersalls today
At IL o'clock i have great mind TO 60 and buy a
| fact trotter and stanhope.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

Coasscrror. statement made by Pat Laugh
een at the Police Office, mentioned last Saturday, is
corrected in Mr.. Clark's advertisement, in another
co,umn--whch see.
frT Russell, the vocalist gves Concert tomorrow
IN the City Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

" grand Hegatla IUHOTTUw az VHHsMsUHgn
We have seen the prizes. They are superb. They
conss, Of magnificent silver ever beautifully chased
value $50 pair Of silver fruit baskets value $40
and pair of SILVER SAVERS value s25. They viii be
presented by the proprietor Of the Regatta Pavilion,
late Beach Grove. Success 10 regattas-success to
WILLIAMSBURG.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

TT Jim Crow Jim Crow-Jim Crow-Jim Crow
Jim Crew-Jim Crows benefit tonight in the
Bowery Theatre
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-18

II have received three applications to fight in
the great duel which is 10 come off soon At Hoboken
reward s52,725 One application is from broker
second rem gemman Of color'-s third from a
lsser The latter offers TO fight for S. and to consi-
der himself well paid.