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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

CONGRATULATED COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF SARSAPARLLAToyo. tina, icarfsl OF takmg -
making 81 advertised medicines DR. Siinaps yu oil SnTsa
psra prepared from tho Hungarian SaDapaula root Nv
newly invented process ~ which all medicinal pyn,sv
Of the root extract d The time shde ,eIy aEta
be that the nfnnt take with Producing
and disaErccnble effect which yfs cnys~
saparla been used tho
bounded success ~ the removal " old rIs ss s,ps
hc affections colds nfiucnz and Ul diseases huis
with satN action bot to tn practi md
has si late And why Because has been prepared
perry bcnre his preparation The ONLY preparation -
5arsapar Iva generally used III
be had - A. Unscrh - Beekman, 81 wnism
W Hrpr, 22 Fulton Greenwics Dr. B ton Grand 81
Centre market, d. " Hart rner w. sdwav ms mfc~ Il,
Dr. Syrne Bowcfy Walker ST. Dr ducn bo"ery. GOMEZ
Grand Apobecafy Hall Boston Washington street sec
another es ssn o. this Price ~ rcf bottle dsin
CAUTION no THE PUBLIC. tnAkpEs,s
~ COUGH REMEDY Tho psic Cushioned nrsinst bur.
Tie osrina proprietor. Abigail Hsn-f tie s ltc wb-e
signature endorsed on the wrapper ~ hr pinls The
repu,ne had only At "a Rosesi All sd elsewhere
spurious. - 60, -. - -. ..#4. :.
". MI n Stevenson Burnett a. New w " VI Mr.
lanes Masane Bnokyn, l. J.hn G. T,mfssa Jcssp-
I,nsvi h -,asp island Mr. Gold SIiman Asn
Wasb, zion Flushing MI Cold sfnrnn, Bakery stand
Jamaise d l., Luthc Hookcr. MIR Maubew Osiernds
serties tse ca Vi O. Dtttn, lfce MI BASEL fish rer
ctoosr, Erchsnse Bu's Hartford Conn srp krtcam.
towns u NJ c. r. Smith. tcentusb Rockand CO. Osnee
rpwn " Mrs Fevreuc. North Sc on teef, W Ahspsarh
Long island hfied Gvego~y psnLo =, Corn
The pAtas nnfru ~ ccfDns
svi the side with fac smle .: her own Signature
ptoans
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

~ X. c. BROWN q CO., having opened . Coffee House
he Nagar At No as Warren street and laid in stock sfAu
shocest wiaes Liquors &C. hope by srct attention the
wishes 0fthv to share public
sIr
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

nf-Messrs WEIGHT ROWE kegs Leave 70 inform their
friends and the pablo that disposed OF their
Store Br adway and Canal have opened i2
Badway where they keep the splendid of
and Eur Caps, IN the city. -
WRIGHT Il ROWE.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

ET NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES q. DECKER,
wis inform his friends and the public that be
fresh supply of nst rate OYSTERS, and dy them,
Fred Siewed Roa ted and Pcke0, the liberal
the shortest notice Please appy at lbs Fulton street
f.~
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WRIGHT a ROWE.

10 SEE Advertisement ABERNETHY'S Compound Ii
quoce Cough Mixtures pagehe special owery
Grand has been Obliged consequence o the great demaad OF
this Medicine from the part side vi the city
point HOPPER Broadway and Franklin and UNDER.
HILL, Bcckman William Agents for tins Mixture.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
NOORE,S COUGH SYRUP.-1
TYR. MOTIFS COUGH CONNECTION.

NVN1H NONFENTION,
- ON ound Sgnr ~ Honey for Cosshs Colds Asthma
all Pulmonary affections All those, ally ma,s and chr
diem Who aysc icine the more nausea
ting ioms this cca ous and paaabo article
cacula ed One ounce Of this article for tho purposes
Cough worth pound Of Tube Paste Con made
from He hs.
This ge-une article helv approved ard recommended bv the
Me- deal Profession, FL all Colds Coughs Consurfion
Every iami nhs city should poeur bottle Of s invaluable
nedcins vii be ouDd 10 b. the best that's the cty IN H.
most concentrated form. Price 81 per large holt e.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by A. undorh William
and Beeknan Dr. Hart Broadway and Chamlsr II
D Syme walker and Bowsry MI shcn anal
New York. ID r. nowHnd ss Washington Il upstob lone,
Huchington ofTth and Chesnuts s Philadelphia
d2t.Im
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

~ bse1b annf ctuer Of and beautiful s,yle or
1911 Hats which be Is enabled 10 sell al the low pce of
81 IS The Hice above ud or Al entio
pie known Only hise sold at M sthx cssh
Lshmen IN this city Thy beautiful Shot Nap F, Han
heauf short NJ Silk Hat, OF quality, Gentlemen are
purs hasng elsewhere
j. FARTFGUENAvH Isl BROADWAY.
jus sim. doors below r. ala Musws,'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

aOfed
rate Nur tine rect sod by the proprietor
o. .st otdway to'mefy Chapel st) Jis6i'
CARD TO THE LADIES.-The subscriber's opn
"A OF the Lmae miad and cxacd sup
whom ta card politely addressed, be
patronzc him. but wishes addr hnse
w. They respectfully informed that B.dcas celebrated
strengthening Paso" prepared with SPECIAL reference
their avof nd they
aretroulcd with coughs, colds, astnas &C condent
u possible - osa the The ladies' have
ceved benefit by wearing the beautiful pasters he could
aay which for modem worth intelligence and
would lar outweigh his highest recommendations They spread
the most beautiful soil and rhabe scarlet pink color
- lamb skin will not soil the whes be
the most dccaef male all
month.
They sodat the Bowe Medicine Store Bowery by the
nd 8 most Obliged and humble servant.
is- w. BADEAE.
~ CORES COUGH SYRUP.-Ths Synp j. com.
- posed ~ The most innocent Ingredients and cbcd
NJ the south where - est known short
the mos Nolcnc b. III many where u has
eved persons whose lungs effected nndi.M apps ac
ng To consumption Many nicrles might be- obtained of
sary but the propf tor would rather that tied here by
Sold John Matras, Chemist Broadway John &c ef-
fin, Oh meal stare Is Cara st.; Dr. H. Hart Cham
beers At dB'ols.aY W. Van IN d. I2 Hester IT. NJ and
Mrs DO ia. 70 FuhDnst. Bfoosyn.
TO be had NJ above M0RRELL'S CELEBRATED EYE WA
TER, which has failed give reic and
stances have been effected where other
failed Dcc ionsio usHs ~ the medcin do
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
PETER BURNETT,

PETER BURNETT,
CHEMIST AND APOTHECARY
Green,cieh Dispcnsary, No IS Strth Avenue, M
Lee ching and Cupplng attended TO- minutes
notice day night Prescriptions and family recipes ey
prepared. j7-lm
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N FOR GOOD HAT. md one va,au,,d !,
W ell M rteserve its shape comb s,r bcsny "A
~ mrab nv call at COUPLANp Il cos q Bo,vcyy ssse
~ "o's 'oe'h o' biyaa ST. jflm'
JAMES w. wCBB having taken The =, !. ~.
- mery occupied 10y WRIGHT & ROWE, Broadway orr
~ oCnna 81, gs enve inform end and n rs,hEe
pen raj That he has with sp %nyd s~s,s.,c-S
er article in his line. - 800 oaP"' anus WY o@-
The silk Hats Dade the finest fur bodies which ,.c1
we light and durable and retain tHe skaos
Ihe public are invited to him callbefor purchasing 49,
~ B-Tbe old stock will be sold cheap fcy eash
MI sm JAMES W. WEBB, 46 Broadwss, cor Canal a
n ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALYrv
. BROWN 4 CO Chatham Square cont}nye nnru6sr.
~ tur'ng their celebrated Hats ice THREE DOIIA
as - sb Hhed 1924. In ese Ats 4, ~.
pub the link hey have nearly reached the
um OF besnty nabl cearness ard comfort 10 Tie ws",.
Az sales io cash good customer there % "a The -
the nad ITS Chatham Square. corner Of Mott street,
n TREyALL,STOD Il co. ma. Ia.
Corr wdt street Beg to nirn the that they kers
removed from No eCortlands at, above arse snl
elegant Now store, where thcv have ha nd and A.
constantly receiving fresh supplies of Hatters Piash and I'm
fancy colored Pushes fsI Ladies Bonscts which
thev will sell on accommodating terms. -S~
HATS CAPS STOCKS and Stock Frames. at Wholesale.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

~ run ranoiler Jay from dist complaint,
single bt 81 tins remedy warranted the
rate sac tine rect' oh cd sod by the proprietor
81 W 81 o'dway Oofmef Chapel st) 1861.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25

CoRoSER's INQUEST, August 24.-On the body of
AZ Anthony street. The deceased conversation
with tailor in Orange street, and without any pre-
ylous warning, fell down and expired. Verdict
dealt from ff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25

PoncE-August Ath.-Quick Work-On Thurs
day morning, before day break, negro named VIM
Riley burgariously entered the premises ofMr Elisha
Baker, No. 6 Warren street, and stole therefrom
quantity plate consisting Of two silver cake baskets
number of spoons and butter knife with other ar
ilces amounting u over 500. Ii is probable that
the house would have been pundered 10 greater ex-
tent had not been for the sickness Of child which
caused the attendants to rise and the noise alarmed
the thief Information was given to Holman and
Sparks and they arrested the thief, with the property
IN his possession between and o. clock-an hour
or two after the commission Of the robbery This is
what we should call quick work.
Church lniii-itant Christian Rinaker Nicholas
Everhart Philly Proven. and James Allhouse, dea-
cons, were brought before Mr. Justice Lowndes
charged with rlotlne, disturbing the congregation, and
assaulIng officer Prcdell while in the execution Of his
duty at the German Reformed Church in Forsyth
street The disputes of the two parties OF regionsts
dlstracting this church have already been displayed
on more than one occasion before the public The
parties now implicated were each severaly discharged,
Mr.. Lowndes refusing TO take cognizance Of the af
fair, II being already before the chancellor An &C.
count OF the fracas il given in another column.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25
IA FOn sALE-A beautiful Country Seat, situated
1s IN the village Of Mount Hope Orange county New

fa0 In the village ri Mount Hope, Orange county, New
York, aiming 10 Of land under high state Of
cultivation On the premises modern built two story house
20 by 40 feet with kitchen rs by 10 feet and wood house.
barn. &c. In lent repair Attached TO the same coed
sore house 22y 40 feet desirable stand for country business
d,sta about 20 miles from Newburgb NJ the junction Of
lloucsdae, Pa.
dence of gentleman The situation Of great beauty
commanding fine and extensive view OF The adjacent country
The above will low for cash, exchanged for pro.
perry - the City Of New YORK. Or NewburRb For further
Of the subscriber Mount Hepe y. DODGE au25 avs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25
German Reformed Church Fracas
Civil dudgeon now grows high,

For dame Religion Tor punk.
There Is, as we are informed, among the German
Reformed congregation, kind of private tribunal
called a classis by which sundry matters concerning
the church disposed Of II appears that this body
invited the Rev. Mr. Rudy to preach in the Forsyth
street church on Wednesday evening last the inJunc-
ton of the Chancellor notwithstanding. This led to
violent opposition and when the reverend gentle
man entered the church, his passage way to the pull
pit obstrucied, and he peremptorily told he
could not preach. His friends persisted in their in
tenton Of placing him in the pulpit and very pretty
row commenced. During its continuance, officer
Preden had his daylghts darkened by a pugnacious
deaSpnr and Old woman scratched his face until he
resAubled the tai,ooed king Twanki-wang of the
Cambal Islands. Making his way out, he procured
the assistance of Alderman Smith and a posse of
watchmen, with whose aid four of the principal riot
ers were arrested and tranquility restored.
The congregation then sang
How sweet to dwell where all Is peace.
After which the Rev. gentleman delivered a mos,
ELOQUENT sermon on the advantages of bro,hsriy love-
which we feel sorry we are unable to exemplify
At the conclusion Of his discourse
Let dogs delight obark and bite
For God has made them 50,
Ard bears and lions growl and fight
FOr'tis their nature too.
was sung with great feeling and effect
While this display Of love and harmony was going
on the eontumacious dcacons who had dared TO set
themselves up against the wishes Of the cassis were
introduced to his night mgh,iness the captain Of the
watch, escorted by Alderman Smith, officer Predel,
and sundry leathercaps-moral guardians of our ssb-
iunsry sphere. The captain on their promise of ma
king their appearance at o'clock in the morning a,
the police Office permitted them to dspart. which
they did thanking him for his impartiaiity and ds;n
terestedness.
The affair Of the morning will be found in our notice
record.
III Will the ladies who wear nine feet in circum.
ference bonnets at Niblos fashionable saloon take
pity on each oherl As is, only those the from,
row can catch glimpse Of the stage For the bache-
Tors, II does not matter-I is glory enough for them
20 see the lades-bu the ladies' want to see little Of
the performances. The "Nell Gwynn" bonnett
hide IL.
FLORIDA, by J. G. Wlliams-a valuable book, II
gives the history OF the Seminole War-an account
the Territory Of Flonda-ts topography, civil and
natural history. II also contains portrait of the re-
nowned chief Oceoa-a map ofFloriaa, and plates OF
the scenery Of the country d published by Good
rich los Fulton street 10
~ Ill 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25
DIED.

On Wednesday, 23d inst, Isaac Aen senr in the sst year
OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence
l0l Forsyth street.
On Thursday, cath nst Alfred OF the Rev. DR. Bred
head, In the 22d year of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully in
vied 10 attend the funeral afternoon o'clock
from his fathers residence No. 636 Broa.way
On Thursday 9th inst Celestina NJ eldest daughter OF
Temple Fay, aged years.
On Wednesday, 23d last, William L. Shpley aged ~ years
The funeral will take place this afternoon, OF o'clock from
426 Grand street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25

oh memory torture more
The presents all o'ercsstt
My hopes Of future bliss DER
In mercy veil the past
Why bring those images 10 view
Ihenceorth must resign
All why those happy hours rene~.
That never be mine.
Past pleasure doubles present pain,
To sorrow adds regret
Regret end hope both In vain
ask but 'oforget
The gentleman who penned the above verses to his
far dolls requested to write upon gilt edged psper in
his next amstory efIusicn. He must bea Goth Il he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25
MARikIED.

On Wednesday, 2d inst, by the Rev. Jones' Samuel "
Cooke, merchant Of Tallahassee, Fa Caroline Paf,
this city.
On "Wednesday, Esd inst by the Rev. Dr. Knox, George
Mch To Mary d. second daughter Of John suiphen ESQ.,
all Of this city,
On Wednesday, Esd nst by the Rev. Dr. Brodhead Aaron
Haskell TO Eleanor j. Dolbear, both of Boston, Mass.
On Tuesday I'D nsL by the Right Rev Bishop Doane Re-
bert = Van Rensselaer, Of Mississippi late Of New York.
Sarah daughter OF Robert Kid dec, formerly OF Burling
ton NJ.
On saturday 10Th inst by the Rev. j. H. Nichols John W.
Aesbi, to Margaret Mcbride
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25

n An" Old Maid" shall receive Que attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n-sILyE6-SILVER.
81 Small such sIlhsgs sixDentes. ten and FIVE
pieces will be given exchange for ges aavesor
ter dollars. Apply n the desk eftbis ONCE. A25-n
GOSOO WANTED, ON BOND AND MORT
DLCUU GAGE, on real estate IN the Filth Ward worth
double the Address j. at this Office, which will be
tended TO. au25Sr
NISiJ me- CAHDs AND "a RDS AT III ON ~.
III YOU wish neat Visiting Card elegantly engraved and
the most approved fashionable style Of
YOU should call at VALENTINES so John street. corner OF
William, and examine his specimens. AUS SIN
ITO JOUENEYMENP PRINTER .-wANTED
i "A young man who is acquainted with Book and Job
Printing and can worS At either press Apply at the
efFce Of this paper.
NO person weed apply unless willing work for moder.
wages AUS ~
CPs Gle AND BANK NOTEs.-Lousiana. Ala
- bara, Mississippi, Tennessee Illinois, Indisns Kentucky
Ohio and Michigan money bought sold favorable terms
Also, specie and gold of al Kinds by
THOMAsD ID. CARPENT Err, IS Wall street.
Ps-Wanted Union Bank and Planters Bank Of the
dollars an95 ffF
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ENOn sALE.-A Vault n the Marble Cemetery. Apply
at SO Wall street. au25fw
LAlM OF TH e nj lrtiHA MICS, INSTITUTE

The annual Far of this Institute will be held Nibss
Garden on the 25th Of September Mechanics and all tbos
Interested in the of country invited present
the public on this occaon specimens OF their
articles Of taste aud Of superior workmanship which they
desire be publicly noticed aad approved Steam power
will be n readiness for driving machinery OF various kinds;
and The managers will otherwise pains render the
exhibition eposites and gratifying visitor
Further particulars may he learned by referring the general
circular ON application at the Institutes Rooms IN the CRY
Hall tt MI. a.
NJ b. Country papers friendly to the Mechanics Institute,
will confer favor by giving the above netice Insertion
o,og o.,.AxV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17

Tn. CHERRY,s AsTRINGBMT PILLS
~ roI the sss q esass and Ions Ges and s
cubsb. s%s tine ssp UDxad' 10000 boxes ~ t6e::
ss ::::s
that give. up al sdp Ss q sa and r. u %
away money nsdssl
' sSs Whole
Pill. the i LEFT yne, us1 Sic un:
Ss To ss ana n
has the hunceds Of medical &c ro-
A. ss cs9 . &
Ss T1 Be
acknowledgements the Doctor sa1sertions
have .ss . sspqss j. .r.sss."s
-, ~ A. BABNGTON,
The following have recently been hshv
respectable individuals worthy 0'R RssdsS June d
Dr. Chery-Dcar acceptance al The enclosed
s g. you ss r. As Ta
.las ta
r ssd . fact %y % s but i'll
caE and nes h mds q s sSss been e.
s% above esapian AID ina. sSs:.
SAMUEL Chatham dn Square, j rh'' s, 1sss
permit grateful thanks way eosd wish.
% % ed &
Tor any leng OF lime Luckily when brother
we'd from Albany !where yourfs had effected hopeless
cure, and brought boxes OF your Pills This
April last and since last May have been and
coon as can shall give hat ny feelings ponst me you de-
will avail. viii NEST chetrfuy give any situated
JAW
Wholesale and retail by =. B. Sands 100 rc,'sn Of
william 81 and RETAIL BY MBor Gamble and Broa1
J. oborn cor. fouso and Bowery j. b Nenes GA
Broadway DI Guon cor Of Grand and Bowey Forbes
will Canal and Hudson; and nj The New York Chemical
80 sixth avenue nearly opposite Amty ST. T. r. Austin IS Car
/ FEMA LIE CoMPLAINTs.-Jr C1euysPlls are consdrr.
cd the rost EN- acos emedy in present FIR III cure
Cboosis OF Green Sickness rrhoa eena dis
~ d thief ale consifu ion.
b Those troubled with gravel be cured By
Dr. Cherys Asirngent Pills Th0,e bladder
pain in The kidneys accompanied with thick, opy
tonishmgly relieved by the pils-Prce 81 per box.
NJ b. Southern merchants who desire purchase by the dog
will be supplied liberal discount the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17
Frsm the Evening Herald
Pupgk.

During the soft skies and gentle gales of the last few
days, Puck hns been unusually industrious. Day aud
night bs light form has foated this great
lis looking down upon with eye of curiosity But,
my celebrated Bennett do YOU know what glorious
prospect this city ~ cities presents tunes Floating,
as sometimes have been nj the height of old Trnitys
steeple what multitude of ideas crowd upon my mind
There Is the spot for sunrise. When the great city
lies in shadow, and the mighty bursting mp from
Brooklyn heights first lights up the tips o the steepe
then stealing down. drives the twilight from the hooks
and OF the lever buildings And then watch
the first faint buse the solitary rolling Of mkmans
cart; then union Of sounds then by one, the
cries Of the marketmen they first land shores
from Jersey, Brooklyn and Harlem-faint and husky
first but growing gradually clear then the first
blue smoke curling from distant chimney into the quiet
heavens, and soon succeeded by thousand others,
earlier and some later, somewhat depending
the character of who apt sit up late
nights. Then the fall q footsteps aud Gathering the
pavements, and until this great metropolis
bursts up into great living of hustle and conf
sion
But my friend Bennett. what a monde script must
suggard be- who looks upon these things As for
you know it's your Joy your soul the poetry Of your
life. II Is tins which gives you that calm philosophsiug
cas-, ofmnd that looks screney upon all things II il the
early morning the religion you find in the pathless
wood, where the green shadows trcmblc upon tho
earth the sea shore where the anthem of wind and
sounds in your the haze the stars the angels
those both above, below-but hold 1t is all these that
make you what you
Quite flare up in B...-sssr stree, friend Rc,
nett, few days since. noble girl the daughter of
-, became suddenly enamored of hing-lmy
dear Bennett, must stop 10 inquire what sort Of thing
foveigrissd American dandy s)-wcl a thing "a I
said lie Of your "demne" "'pon honor
species of anmal-wore mustsches hourished black
cane, with forty assels upon IL; exhibited breast pin
upon the lapel Of his tainted the smell Of toac.
60 and could not bear any thing stronger than
Don't know how long he'd been caught can't say
whether there is any more where he came from We'll
ne really obtained the affections Of the pretty girl in
qaesuon, Now, Bennett is il not funnyreslly obtain
ne snscuons OF civilized being oh, sir she wss
dying Tor him. She said he was Count n Marnu;s an
Ea,h ana even Duke. He was every thing by turps
And then ne talked SO Of the British Parliament wess
nooey and all that sort Of thing; twas absolute
and Tom Moore BY heart War man he was, Now
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17

FOR the Morning Herald.
a r,a Man vvocs for his " sntry'"


Tn. Man wocs for his GO snsry."
Rags, rags. who'll buy my r~ 50
aJ,st as good a. specie"
I'm q safety-yan," behold n y plan,
m see old Nick" don't fleece ye.
Hubble, bubble, how double,
Now the "farce' Is ended!
"one single vote FRI IN me banks got
And that was nc intended"
Hurrah hnrra' a. forthe "swnsii"s ,a"'
Who would not back "suspensio"''
IA nndersp nod, " for the peoples good"
"And p are and right iniehsio"'
Pat, Pot, cock mp your hat
And wear by the Emerald bog, o.
Thu. twelve per " clint" to the shavers mint
"a n brislle beyond the "whole-hog," oh.
Loco. foco," POGO, POGO,
Take advice in season;
A. "tbem what knows how bubbles COOS,
To hustrify the reason"
Demo, demo, do not dream, D.
But up and feat the traitors;
Put men in power who like cheap h0ur,
Beer, clans, and 9 Native taters' ChUbs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17

Two immense Russian merchant ships, The burthen OF
each being nearly thousand tons entered har
Dor on Tuesday from Bremen. They have board
about 10000 bushels of wheat, and 10000 $4,000
bushels OF rye besides hundred and forty passen
gers.-B1h American, JUN -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17

Mossrre every morning except Sunday
Price two ccuts per copy Country nbrer furnished u the
same rate specific period renitsspce In savnnce
No paper sent out unless paid in advance. te1as 80
EvErrre HsRALD.-Issued every afternoon . sclceA .
Price two per copy Country subscribers Furnished n
The ss,oe rst~ (snsh, iu advance. t8 .' AL
WEEKLY HenALDIssued every Saturday sogntne ~ nss
o'clock Price, "a per copy. Furnished 70 country
subscribers - per annuua, In sdvs~ce.
WISELY CunopvcL y-I~-ne every "wednesday DoSning ~
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II any ali those papers a. Ne
usuhl rates-apwNys payable In advance
S,oa ve0u sddreas he etter~
70 be post paid,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-17

MARCH or ,ENPIRE-The Ioway country, west of
the Mississippi, is settling very rapidly. The squat
ters in that disric, already exceed fifteen thousand
The government has sold no land in that quarter-and
the squaers appear well organised for securing title
their farms whenever offices shall be opened. Soon
will Wisconsin and Iowa separate and indie.
pcndc states Wisconsin extending from Lake Mchi-
gan westwardy 10 the Mississippi, and Ioway inelud
ing fair portion Of the rich regions Of the Great
river"