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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

The Hae market generally folio LiverpooLoIt
has done 10 this instance The holders Immediately
recep. the favorable that the market Liverpool
advanced their prices; but how long these he
sustained Is for the present impossible tor
mine.
Information reached today that Mr. Bdde ci-
OF the United States Bank consulting the
proprey Of suingher bonds for the purpose
OF remanses to Europe. Tomeet these bonds
six nine and twelve months they purchase This
outlet for the crop, will naturally slight ad
in this country for short time but win have contrary
eject in Europe
BY the time that the Bark will commence skipping their
the other cotton growing countries will commence
their shipments Of the crops.
This 1900 will purchase $4,000 bales the present
prices which when shipped together with large supplies
from Egypt East Isdies Bahia, &c, icw completely food
the English and French markets, and the predictions that we
have already forth viii The be verified Should Mr. Bid
die issue these bonds The stock Of cotton England
of the viii not fall short Of 500 600 bales We usde
stand that bets have been made in Liverpool this effect
The adyces from Europe have yet had any on
prices in this market but the demand has much
Sales today were larger than for three days past
for home and shipment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22
mating eur population at this would require nine

mating population this would require nine
teen Millions nine hundred eighty Thousand barrels OF
hour 70 meet their wants for year. Now since the last
years harvest there has million ofbush
els OF wheat imported which, at i've bushels to barrel
would give 100000 barrels of sufficient sup,
ponthe population of the United days What
mockery therefore to be continually telling that the pro-
ceeds OF last harvest sufficient for the wants OF the
country Had this been the case famine would have spread
over the land and the country left desoate. The hue and
OF scarcity had other foundation than the cursed avarce Of
the monopozes who in order effect their Interior views
sent through the country and even to the remote Of
Europe through means or base prostitutea press.
silly article appears in Drookss Express this morning.
specng the present high price OF eu in which the block
head of writer tells that this occasoned by the refusal
of the banks allow the Mers pecuator their usual dis
counts by which they unable purchase wheat from the
farmers osuppy the market And he concludes this mpotent
eremad by assuring his readers prospect of
mediate fall is therefore very faint
so far from this being the arrivals which daily
king place OF the and which hourly ncre
afford sufficient for believing that -four will speedily be
at greatly reduced price. Already the effects
rivals apparent in the dizziness Of the flour market; which
shows that there other persons the fed who have
means Of assisting the farmers bring their crops market
without employing greedy graspng spectators their
gents Every thing indicates that the baaks have only
ashamed Of their participation il the frauds committed
by these bloodsuker but that the producers themselves
alive TO their vlanous practises is well they for il
requires great eortto get of integrity their
agents. and make advances Of money their crops the
most bera rms, without the public being left constant
prey the ararcous oresacr who appropate the entire
spoil HIMSELF allowing the honest farmer moiety
OF the plumber.
When blessed with mild spring weather crops
usually matured and brought market about the begin
ming of the month This year. however, the spring
months uncongena that harvest has been reard
ed for weeks which the OF present
short supplies, and not the OF money bring
ket.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

Ships Jefferson, Mason, Norfolk, Brander Murray Gal.
aghsr Bark Beyls Heage, Boston Brgs Rupert Rankin,
Effort Burgess, New Bedford. Sleep Camilla Vars Provi,
dence. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

~ MRS. FRANCIS, from London. wIo has or seysr
years given lessons the Piano Forte this city, respectful
brgs 10 inform the ladies OF New York has now r.
vacancies in her classes and will be- glad 10 instruct ION a
same liberal and advantageous terms which have hereolo
acquredior her 20 highly respectable and patro
are1 any young ladies may desire 10 become profci~
players Residence, No IL W ats street. "a 9uv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

AT this period the financial began. The Boston banks
made specie New York. United States bank
made dratsla spring upon poE These drafts
continued from January 1914, aroagh spring and summer
81 thstyear To this also added large Of British
government bills sold In New York bank paper and mme
daey converted into specie and then Canada The
New York hanks OF drained Philadelphia the Phla
de,phia the Baltimore, till the sGth 2oh Sist OF August
lsi they severaly suspended specie payments Thsupen
aon caused by fsctisus continued 1917
they did the OF Treasury drafts that
enabled them 10 do
We In 70 bad situation As then The only
that prevents the hanks esuming the want OF
foreign remittance. n the banks OF this city purchase OF the
Treasury department the whole issue they can
specie payments toorrs reduce foreign exchanges
to and compel all other banks adopt the same policy
Nothing prevent them TAe possession such an amount
OF governsent credit all take the place specie Tor remit
lance England wants mt specenegociale paper will
sufficient
As 10 the which banks all r-gscate with the
Trcasury-tha, is matter Of dismond- Gu diamond.
The effect OF these already Today the old
treasury drafts are downto iccspece lc6 stocks
Ing nhghly probable that the paper the banks will
approximate TO the par value OF specie In few weeks Several
banks may now be considered having resumed specie pay
mentS
Bat tbs : not all "eissn roma highly authens private
source IN rnhaoe'pns That n he Treasury bill
passed The SENATE ne drector Of United States bank had
consultation whether IL not nec,s..v =, ,ala =,
OF credits TO the amount OF 900 or 81 ooe 600 ste
lag In bon bearing interest," order 10 fores,a the govern
ment in the foreign exchange market and 20 cypress the price
o. their sbeut be thrown into Nru vo, NJ s;d,.
proposes % sell such a immediately a. ,.,., !,
Loadon ate and ~ months, meeting psymes,s Nv sp
nen,s Of cotton IL the OF the year nv ,h
various results would be III,
fsi uosey viii become pieny-specie 20 downso.ss 60
So and the Treasury become dcpreca,,a M Hd
de will thus throw powerful obstacle In the II the
proposed the tsss by Mr. woodburye,, ,s -
m of the rivalry Of the government and the Un,sa S.
bsa In throwsg aew issues will be the rapid cr~.,. :,
Confidence, credit and the cycle OF prosperity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

THURSDAY, Sept ~.
Notwithstanding ne large qussuiy Of bread au. imported
ls~ year the United ss6es vc always OPP
wsn even al ~ allowance for NE partial surc crops
ss hcre vas enough raised country satisfy our
wrnt Va o he greater pan Of laid bold of Ny The
esaic who obtained facilities Cor their p,srious
Gcmh szraced and dacracefu 'ante II has bep
tsncd epeaici experiments that barrel ~ faur sci
sct5 pporI family Of ten persons FOR one month Esl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

A UCTION lNOTICF.-p. II. TIMpSoN will sell
ny osy ~ 70 O'Clock ~ the store No - Ann street
. - ~ oi Italian marble saiaser centre table
tops o asersns eccs' splendid while marb and abas,er
~ coes sno watch uand flower pots cs-di STICKS
psrer wsiys, Smpie 2, liberty sppes punbs
splendid essemestof rich gIsss ysrr IA Ch;,s vss~s
wssA psksga Aho continuation ~ the se on toeir mi
Nr@@ sd
INKOHMATuONw wanted ~ vonrs IN an n, ne lance
regent row Losdon N The city, may receiye I'M
o. s brr'cr W New ofles1a BY calling George Garry
w NC w samess street ~ ST.
n NJ mIhr,-Several cwt ~ the brs, rrish o., meal
" Inst received and ~ salc ~ $3.50 - ~
a. HA@oUREUx h CO, No III Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22
Cotton Market.

THJRsD Az, Sept. 2ist,6 r. NJ
Advces received today from Liverpool and Havre.
The demand for cotton in both brisk, and
advance had been obtained American psns The
stocks had materially diminished in both countries The fol-
lowing the stock hand in Hare for the three years
mentioned, viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

NI lLIONs-Inb WtIIyhtfuI
w treat now open for the reception of company for the
season Being situated directly the board this
place very healthy location, also pheasant suaion
Where az abundance Of fosd be had $50
bathing.
Ters-sl per day or = per week The bar ell stocked
with choice wines siahling cormodious
~ H. Carriages In illness times upon the arrival
Of the eaboala New Haven convey passenger directly
10 rhr Point. aul2s RigUAp15 Wi IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

JB6SE CADY, Auctloseer


JESSE CADY, Auctloseer.
RY JESSE CADS, Store Nos. III and b4s wster
- srees-Ths Day. AT half past O'clock LOIS ~
purchasers os cash large and general d 40
ng gur pistols diris Gc with goods ui
"a 10 The SeutherH and Western market
uon !. an advertisement OF ais kind.
Al Prvats Sae-I0006 dor Combs assorted knde
loc CARDS Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, Of every
rety imaginable
200 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
W" NEEDLES assorted frea IL, hosnniHg and 0ernaz
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest Pearl subecto dess~
' Az. ~n n WIN he taken in payment
1 ESQ snuH Boxes, Pins, &c &c. &c.
$50 Sernsa French and Rhode Island Jewehy; loo
p.,eeu " aches, Guard Chains &c. nasty
NV N. WARD, Auctloneer.
Is stree; -. BEARNs T. CO., Store No. l5a feasa
-, Sorner OF w This Day. al O'Clock, TIE
ton room Hardware utlery ccosng of nen pockef 40
drk Knives On cards dozens; SCISSORS Ia dozens ana q
IA cAnners and bundles; double and sing1Dd
sn ,phsr ss, and brass bareied pistols Psscusiss
caps .hSnes, Ahting needles hooks eyes, &c. &C
Fancy Oo0ds-Consisuhg OF double extra cologne hair
psrfnmery, French and English soap Lavender water &c
shoes '''' '---
Also, an invoice OF Jewery-Conssnr of earrn~s so~.
rags, watches, breast-pins, chains lie. NC. III
EDMUNB J. PORTER, Auctione.r
BERG POTTER, liz Fulton i, d.rs.t s e Da,es
offer for sale large assortment of splendid made
well worthy the attention OF those wishing purchase Ao
superior plane tortes fancy goods NC. se-u
NEW YORK TATTEEsALLs.-rAe rrvurr
public sales OF Horses Carriages Harness. counre
~ aKe pace al tns Wen KNOWN establishment Monsy
The next sale will Monday, September H.
NJ II O'Clock All Horses Carriages &c Intended tnx
Sept 81 at O'Clock, p NJ no horse will Ne of red Ut
auction unless registered in time for the catalogue
JOHN w. WATSON 44o Broadwa~
b. At Private Sale-Severa very handsome Carria
"A W. h(rhQ& apix ha.A .yu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

been left energies What the result. II is cut
ting channel for its action and this moment
spite The revuson, exchange squalzed than was
under The regime OF the bank system, lef
rge will natural equality in the currency
and exchanges throughout the country This is ticking
place In the foreign exchanges The packet ship England.
which sails the st will take full cargo Of cotton prin
cpay formed Of shipments by the importers Of foreign goods
in small parcels The operati will tend to and
reduce also the foreign exchanges.
No Treasury Notes have yet reached NewYork An issue
of small quantity has been made Washington, bearing
two per interest, in payment of the pub credors
The government want TO make it currency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

II The Harlem Railroad Company was feas.ing
the Corporation the other day. How many streets
does this company require to be pulled down IL re-
quttal for the feast to subserve the interest of its
stockholders? Damn the expense to the owners
they must bear il, if the Hoxie corporation say ii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

MuusEa AND RoBaEny.-Mr. Lyman, clerk OF
Mr. Horace Hooker, at Rochester, was shot on Mon
day evening last. His body was found the next
morning, aud in his hat, which had rolled to some
distance, $4,000. This it is supposed, induced the
murder. The pockets of the dead man had been
rined. Several arrests had taken place, and the
mayor and sheriff had each offered $500 for the mis-
creants apprehension.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

u The impudent attempt Of the corrupt, rotten,
contemplate Albany Regency 10 interfere with the
elections in this city, will be met by sending slam
aye, Slam, Bang & Co., TO the Legislature oy Sooo
majority. Dare the outrageous and atroclous banks
interfere W tn the liberties OF fee people? Wewlli
teach them their influence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

LITERARY LoAFERs LOOK OUT" Prussic acld"
against Moon hoax" Memoir Of the Fire King"
against "Mungo Parks lost papers, Caabert'
against Locke" A curious charge connected with
The foregoing anti-clmaxes of humbug, is likely TO be
brought before the police magistrates this day. unless
an arrangement be made before The details
will be most pquant-and, such they are shall be
given. Oh ho ho! hah
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
Cotton Market.

Cotton Market.
FRIDAY EvESISs, Oct n
the and the planter, find growth IN
the United States to be, for
1889, ssc,cooscc -
The jump greater the imagination would
suggested. Fy-6ve milc.s year. who does
the Nigh prices 1892 alluvons
In Mississippi, at el.25 an acre.
In 1884 the production of,he world as follows
United States 40 100000 H.
BrszsL 3O,O6poOO
West indies, s,o0ooO0
Res, Of Aries, ascesco
India, 185'tO,OO
Mrs Ne. and south A~eris. e.eep, Brazil ss%SSSS
Elsewberr, 100000
In the world, 9eoysoo. 900 lbs-
The production 1885, 1885, 1887 shall give
er time connection with the late extraordinary
banking speculation and exchange operations Up 1884,
the boneo cotton planting moved aong Ia Is own sphere,
connected only with manufactures
But let recapiuIste
Average ratio efir~rsass psy,ods Of ten years
,s 10 ,sG 5000 lbs lbs s s TO 1851 49, "sS II:
In The fri third years Of governmen, We were
most prosperous History coobcrates this calculation Be-
FIRE the present shall expire, shall probably where
did 1901 The develops that have
the production Of cotton will be the basis o chain OF
reasoning by which show onrih al lca
he exports formed Of labor and ca
ptal Next will give the of staple produced
| In each state.
Business re,ying in Orleans Cotton arrives in large
quantities. sale the 10Th baIes Of Louisiana
at IS do l2l 81 do Mississippi a 10 DO ia; % do
About $50 bales sold mart yesterday from
| 10 cents.
| We have further intelligence from other PORTS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

TaE ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE AT THE FAIR
This machine which has powerfully attracted the
attention of the scientific and mechanic minds Of the
present day, will be operated in the great saloon at
Nibo's this day Saturday, at II o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

TaE INVESTIGATION ABOUT THB SHirwnEcx or THE
HomE-Thc meeting called at Clinton Hall last cve-
ming was postponed until careful collection Of EVIL
dcnce can be made. II is in good hands The friends
and relatives Of the unfortunates are determined to
find ou, the truth, and IL any are cupabe, TO have
them indicted for manslaughIer, and suits brought for
damages Perfectly right.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

THE JERSEY LoArERs AND THE New YoRK Pr
LoTs.--The conduct Of the Jersey loafer has been
clearly explained. He was fisherman before he un-
dertook the mismanagement of vessels. Up the
banks where he ran the Earque on shore, the cod
fish used 10 run, and he after them, and he pursuing
his old habits in the present instance thought that
where The cod went vessel mil ht 60, and thus took
her in the direction of the fishes and founders.
Had this Jersey loafer ever been in New York, he
would have known the dan ger of run on the banks.
The insurance companies will explain this TO his COM
prehenson, when
= His occupations gone"
and he returns to his proper business, bringing in
fishes for men, and not running the risk of sending
men 10 fishes.
How different is the followlng:-
few days since, New York pilot, Christopher
McKnnin, of the Mary Anne, boarded the barque
Warborn, William Bartlett 45 miles out, in foggy
weather. and brought her into the lower bay, without
seeing land The whole time, until he anchored at the
bow Of the Noans. He brought her in by sounding
Where would the Jersey loafer have taken her
der such circumstances To Davy Jones' locker.
Donder and blk!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

MoBILE.--The Board of Health at Mobile reports,
on the evening of the Goth instant ten new cases OF
malignant fever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

PHILADELPHIA AND CAMpEs RAcEs.-Second day.
First race purse of $780, mile heats, won by d.
Toms Oh. h. by Eclipse
Second race, proprietors purse $500, three mile
he ats won by Col Johnsten's ch. h. Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28


Except at TIE butchers ua the supply Of meat this morn
ing short beef brought from shove bbany,
offered Washington cov'y market % the hundred
veuies beginning maize I've appssssneeNhe, wild duehs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

III We have received several notes, in beautiful
female hand calling our attention to young gentle
man in the upper par, Of the city, who has pled a
young lady in love affair and who Is now on the
eve of marrying another.
This case s not uncommon. Ladies should be very
careful how hey give away thar dear, teHder hearts.
will examine !, and see da remedy can be discover
cd Poor ihngs'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

rr great fuss is made by certain prints about
the eloo,ence of one Simmons from Harvard Col
lege. can pick out half a dozen ragged newspaper
boys from my corps, that will speak more thrilling
cloquencc in five minutes than all the sapans Of that
great Insti,a,ion which made General Jackson LII ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

II William Widfre, Esq, has been received and
shall be attended to.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

II Eleanor writes well and shall have place in
my heart the first vacancy-that is the Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

Tur PrnAcy.-Philadelphi is still in stew. Ad-
di,ional intelligence that "looks very much like
whale" has been received and straightway the whole
city was in second fever. Several suspected vessels
have been seen, and as many suspected persons ar
rested and are now on their trial We almost wish
!, may turn out real piracy, in order TO preserve the
ssld character of Philadelphia. III is all hoax, oh
for the city Of bro,hery love. We shall write farce
on IT, and have il played in The Park next week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

StseuLAa PonrrcAL IsTnouE.-The Albany Ar
pusp has made secret arrangements with the Con
ssryavcs" to defeat its party in this CITY, ana %
aid and support the ticket Of the Hoxe faction. In
il. las, paper il attacks the Tammsny Hall ticket
because il has the name Of Slam on it.
There can be no doub, in our mind but the kegenc,
bank spectators and the Wall street Clique have made
secret arrangements 10 carry bank legislature al th'
next election, and to continue the irredeemsbfe paper
systcm indefinitely LISA plot worthy Of MachIa
val Yet tho whole banking interest IS not TO ~ Of
the popular voice, should the latter be reused to &C
ton. We shall investigate the subject.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

Nrw RACE CounsE.--A race course TO be called
the Eeacon Course, is preparing on the high hill
above Hobokcn. II will be ready this fall. The
everlasting Bolts is the owner Good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
ISt not the king
-Ay, every inch . king.

TpE SHISrLAsrERs- The Exchange Company,
No. 3 Nassau street, did not open yesterday. A
ticket was up on the door, thus-"call again next
Tuesday" Next Tuesday will never come. One
Of these scoundres swindled poor waiter Of Clinton
Hall out Of $50. Why will any sane person trust in
shinplasters7 The devil has more metal in his cot
fera.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

ET Annals request is complied with.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

- 80 rur HrRALp.-Take sAinplasers-aA dansnsd
- ,ue tser,-giue temporarily drink sodsrafety-e'-
ynnce socsies-ake IF the sirpences-"erer trust
u;.t 90 10 at Iorise at srneUer buy on credn-,e"
t;od Almighty -iope nc beautiful gr-Uote against "a" DA
.-ana kick all politicians aud parsons to the dev'L
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

II The Long Island Rail Road Company max
an excursion TO Hicksyle to-day. A large party 10
invited A great gala day is expected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

FRIDAY EvESIss, Oct q.
Pursuing susctof the production Of cotton interesting
and the planter find growh IN
the United States TO be, for
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening Feb by the Rev M Berren Mr. Ro-
bert Mcintyre TO Miss Cathnrine McCauly all OF this
On wesnesday Feb lat, by the Rev. Lewis smith, Mr. Henry
Gates, Of the vicinity Of Yorkvie to Martha Jarvis Of thus
On Wednesday, Feb ist by the Rev Mr. Porter Henry s.
chards OF this uy to May H., daughter OF John Gvas, Of
Duchess county.
wednes ny, Feb lat, by the Rev Mr. schnc Mr. Charles
Hoconb TO Miss Mary Bymc, second daughter Of the
At Albany, Feb by the Rev Joseph H. Price Robert j.
vandswatcr, q New Ysk, 10 Anne Sophia daughter Gen. j.
N. 81. Hurd Ct this city
DIED.
On lay Feb 81 after pro,racsed illness borne with Chs-
an resignation, Miss Edith NJ wand daughter r.
aims, aged 20 years
On Friday Fcb 3D. Arthur Edwin, son Of Samuel Msyco.k
aged year and
The friends OF tse family invited the funeral 1t
O'Clock this afternoon, from ss3 Broad II.
On Thursday at II clock OF consumption Mr. Chalss Camp
bell aged ~ years.
relatives and friends respectfully invited attend his
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence
Broome and Mott ats.
On Thursday. Feb 3D. Mr. Bullard year Of h
Ills friends and acquaintance invited attend his fanera
this afternoon at halt 3ocock from his residence
3i3 Greenwich at
aItmors Monday, cti Miss Margaret Snyder ia
the 18th year OF her
Al st croix, Dec a. Mdbipman william Taylor, Of the
u. Navy.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

remedy we have pointed out Public fseling, public
sympathy, public virtue, all the better elements Of
heaven and earth are with yoa Ysu are only oppo-
sed by the devil and his cenederates. Be up and do
ing Who's afraid?
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

x1r Can any lady who attended the lecture on
amagama,ion and abolition, given by Miss Angelina
Grinke, of Charleston, in DIR. Ludlow's church, last
Thursday evening, give us an account of her views,
sentiments principles, and purposes1 II is said TO be
the most novel thing ofhc kind ever heard in this lat
itnde. None bur females were allowed to enter.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-04

ing. Even the following from Boston paper of ia
nuary 20, coming from mere man has no charms
for me: H
James Gordon Bennett editor, poet, doctor, bro
ker, pi-maker, orthodox, Catholic Jackson anti
Jackson &c. &C., is the most talented light writer in
this countryside ladies' idol"
Two or three mistakes shall correct. am yet
neither /" doctor, broker, nor pill-maker." | have
threatened but have not begun the shaving or killing
business Another error. He should have added,
philosopher, workingman, democrat arstocra, saint,
sinner" &c. &c.