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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

D'dc1n Slon Deacon Slow had tb,e. .o,,
II Is unnecessary 10 mention his dangh,cn-wb,
IS peac"hs sons orc apt 10 be the deuce onl, can
zen why-very rognish They were in the bsbn
/ VI p'hihg I"n ~ an old ram, who enden vorod 60
MAKE nus snare OF The spOr;. by bui,ng then over
KIND OF fun which he often msnisastsd a dispo.i.
/ lion To play OF upon tho Descon, az he marched
Gown To ssl' The fo.k--r.r ,ilesc aets Loiiss .,
"hch he paid strict ai,enion as he was exceeding
y HUMANE, exccp, when he wns made yerr w,oih
on winch occasion his anger would burn likes f,r.
mace seven tines heated. Nov the Deacon.
shecP pasore was On the SLswsheen rive- which
Is narrow but deep, aud The pasture terminate. IN
prec'cipice shch rose fifteen feet above the wsrs,
anu 'he''eh over u, as beetle browed house hang.
"''' mario" street and TIE boys, Nho Lad 81.
hhns'ed all other Gin upon the rsm. wer. in the
habi'' now md then, Of sqnatting on IN, edge ~
the precipirr, mud dsrinr hat a, him a, III,
nc "ouIc come "'lh blind fury thercnr. Tia. b.,
who held The hist could easily lean s.iJ. .,dos
ek'spera'cd ram was quickly coned by a Blyogs
headlong down the prcc,pce into the stream. AZ
'h'' u'cS ihey were one dag caught by lhs Ds,.
con lh'r fnihor,who took tbom into 3 III, let cioss
ny ahd ahoinied thor backs thuranlhly auth the
"' ~ o'fch-an excellent application ~ such case
'""o' "nn provided. u j. MT Alssss edrc'usl
"'"c'e'' ana TINS case The disease wa. no' cured
ne 'hc boys were = iew DAYS after visiting round
lac place IN order 10 repeat the he on lie ua,a.
pec'he ana innocent ram but ID behndlng ihef
ia'her al distance. coming with las basket Of "a!
'hcy ND IN ihe ihickei in which they had had {,
good IN occasion to remember. Slowly o,me
peacop SoiomoD SLOW, and after be had scatv,rei
H's san be stood upright and thought within Ian.
feIL that II would BE- amusing 10 see the ram Dol,
over inc pFeeipicc into the rycr. lie saw M ons
nish-how should he when tho L1vs were Ind 10
the bushes and rGkiog ar his bfohd trimmed hot
he made demonstrations which Ut ogc0 sti,scisi
The notice Of he lard of tbs eek. wh, ,et On, n
0sus. IN iuE speed. The Deacon bad sa1.i,ed
close 10 ihe rdee-snd. ss be ssx tho ram bound.
ing along. he pictured ont 10 b.. fancy The ridie
uloo' hsuro the ill, sheep would aske, boundiar
~hha splash into the wsief--he begsn TO smile
ihe 'am OIL last came close. force on the charge
more enfaged as the het ~Ss larger tbao common
no Deacon grinned oiir.h,, bni ia the nid.t
OF I've delight Of the r.h's r,dleal0u. appeaagce--
ne 'ofgo. 70 jump ssile. aud The beast bulied N
over WITH splash inin that water nhers no irlen-
ded The silly sheep skoGh hsge gone. TIE b't'
ran Out clipping heir hands sns SHOUTS; 'foa'ss
s'' esd 10 all The er,ssy o-rsreng,. lie ="
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

THE ART or PRINTING.

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wa '''" h'nS' an H.
o'"S r''' "o' oh'oin them for % It. vel ka5-s
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'1', ''' goa" ~ o'""' ha' :" ''s'r Ia l"',''
P'@' W." '"' ",Ni N'',N :" "hi'h u hcl'-Iei
4" - 100" "p"H''s "' tVo y'ar' SINCE ihc 'r.'
P''"'''s was "''e'\e'd by I"hn O"o"sl,.,h sp.
named h'Ifuanig, whn h.sj pt iu;cd il,. n.,,.s..
H'"" '"e year I4l1 I"hn Fal.to, ,uern.s' 60.
N''o'" 'yP's' IL" received assistance tron n,,..,
'o-la" Pct"r Schu der Whp II ID said ,e,,.fi OH.
mo"ld- - TT casting them. u B.. cohtcnl,l o.,
some 'h"i Fanslus vas tho original Inventor J,
The Yea lit2 the FIRST book vas printed ui.,
was The Mitigate Bible. by Fat4'u.. lla,o'I4,
hrsi os hiehns 500 crowns NJ, noy.--tI,,ine,.
forwards rrLirnd tho ,,,.. =, "A -. .s....
seriously charged win boir, l., l.o,,nc ,,,b H..
De,i' aud had 10 no, c,,l,,,ol Li. nj T., u...it
have b cu enc iiircil Gr vi, rle,,D N..,n..y...
li13 prinlin, vrs c,n.n,u,,I, -, r,,,,,I
German. MI, e., ,..a,....t,..
ed in Spnin .t,,,, tho ,.a, ZOO r,,,.
excitement rouscJ :, F., T.. e.. -. -,
Amerirn
In the wear l53I tho s..,
lished /, v,sr,,l.J C,,o,,, ,n,
med Gnzo,to, and ,,. o.,n,ol ., ~, H. ,,,s
The first ntton,,t \, nc- ,d,cni l,.,.,n,o AK,
English Mercotier w,s ,rin,cd a, I,,4,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05
From the " Y. Mercantile Adpert,ser
INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE WEST,


Fort Macinac is now deserted but il will be found nc
cessary 10 send troops The Indians require force
TO them, especially at this time our government
not adhereing to their treaties with the Chppcwas nd OF
tawas-ther treaties expressly stating that they should
pad IN srcrw hereas attempt made will be
made In September next when they be paid $500 600
To pay $4,000 money md $3.50 900 in goods council
OF Ottaws held yesterday and they have determined
10 receive nothing but what their cails for viz
cit. What will be the consequence no one knows but
the Inhabitants in fear, and Mr. Schuocran stands in
position where he is very likely lose his scalp-thcy Law
ing the blame all him. he being the government agent
The town numbers about 600 souls in all aud there IN be
5000 Indians the Island in September 10 rsceye their
pay and presents There will also be another causc 10 IN
crease them when they shall have collected our
men has heretofore supplied them with provisions during
the time they wee rcceisn. their annutes but this wear
have only appropriated $500 for that
Mr. Seboocrah 10 furnish meal TO every Indian
thus they w be enraged by hunger and Mr. s. Of
bringing them here TO sarye They are already in starry
ing condition. the crops OF of which the awas raise
large quantities have entirely failed the past year owing 10
very cold weather and frequent and long rans Thus The
most perous times goyernme their have
w'thdrawn the garrison licensed return though
queted by their agent Gen Brady IL here and in con.
ye'saon says the most and Lorrd Indian war
we have e'et knnwn IN this country.s yet to come Tie
seat OF It will he IN Northern Michigan aud Wisconsin Tie
Indians ere becoming aware Of their strength being driven
west aud obliged TO 1--we all together. The Chippewa o..
ia~as, and Sioux alone 10 900 warriors shall
write again and give you full account Of tic coua.
Try &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

Nien b.. ii,,i'~s he'd ". ,sttsst to Il, ,1
lie Wv before tie Ishcc r'hc Hu,l~t,c.. ~i,.
Lou" fhilhrpe 's'ires. ~. t)cr fejlrd ., ,fie,
d'gotii"n Of Rct~fsre. Denton I'D M.ri Al
had br"ueh him 10 the ,c,ccld .d 40 itit,,.
h'' prophetic ~i'h lot ,hcy night ,lstcs ,u.,,
fate " J. Cotcfis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

.7cfd Steamboat accident We have again ia
record Q most melancholy accident upon one of our
sles mbos's. About three o'clock on the norniug
Of the 18Th of August, the steamboat Dubuone
Captain Smoker on her passage from ST. Iouis TO
Gsleus. collapsed The fue Of her larbosrd boiler
by which accident tNeniy-tno persons were dread
fully scslded. sixteen of whom are since dead.
The accident took place While under wsy. along
side Of husqnetn bar eight miles below Bloom
'hsion, aud uhder an ordinary head of steam. We
understand The boat leii The wood, ard below. a.
bout qosrer past O'Clock, end had run safely
along until o'clock, when The explosion took
pisee. The pilot Immediately put the boat ashore
aud efecIsds landing.
As soon rs the noise ofthe explosion had sub.
sized and II wss possible mske their way TO the
aver part OF the boiler deck. on examination was
made, when It wac found that the whole had been
literally cleared Of freight and every thing which
STOOD N The way The unfortunate deck passen-
gers were all terribly seslded. together, with the
GOOSE and several Of the hands. Msny Of them.
10 Their sgony. fed 10 the shore. stripped them.
selves OF ihe,r clothes. ,esrin: CT ah Them much
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

Of the skin 7, va. several hoars before tny OF
them pied enc no, uu,il bcsl could tc despatch.
ed 10 Bloomington, snd return. the, medical ss.
,isisnr~ roold be obtained. At ii o'clock, tho
steamboat, Adventure. Captain Van Hou,en, came
up with the wreck, and took her IN tow a. far q.
Bloomington.
The herald., 1837-03-30

schr Charles E. Thorne. White, Wilmington, n c.,7 days.
sshr Emma woson Baltimore days. with mdze to John
scu Mara wogIon Ba,,moe days, with adze to mas.e r.
sshr Signal Ellis Camden Del 3 days with glass ware
schr Richmond Benjamin, from Norfolk and IS hours from the
a sbeseod ston dsy with mdze & e nsi,eI si
sloop Champion. Butler Talmsuth Mass 4dsys win SAT- 70
master.
BELOW bark.
sAILED-shps Wallace, Chase Phiadephia Sutton Berry
e. adestoa Diamond Toe Lyepso psos SS aana
New RaslSnd crocfer New Orleans. Russell Matthews pa,
ds Ids SsbS's abs Geo 'rs;s fs;ssI Lyon
Savannah Barbara Charleston; Jones' Herbert do and seye-
raj others, names unknown.
0'''''' ' MEMORANDA
Shiporecs-The brig Gen Warren Captain Hart from Mobile,
for New York was weckedon the Bahama Banks nth of
February the carg ry all saved The passengers
Sane VIM Armstrong Daniel Walters and John Wsdei
toget with the the rocks days They
experienced pyaons and dstesses perhaps unparalleled foru
nately no lives were lost
The Brig ExdA letter from Bargan Tswn N j. dated the
oh states that all The cargo of the brig Eliza of New
York fom Apalachcoa landed safe on the beach, said
that the vessel has bgd we accdeny above
terday.
The brig Telegraph, Portland in lat 81 lon fell in with
the quarter deck Of apparently deck. outside
black wastboars painted inside hawse her
quarters, stern black, wha white arched streak
large torsal schr ted green with white streak got
The rocks Georges Island Boston March 2s M
at about half ebb tide ID remained.
The Rtcers-rbe North River open Hudson
~ " oi ha' pace yest'ioay AFTERNOON Inc co az Albany
started on Sunday butdd far Steamboats, will bu able
10 20 all the way through to Albany by Saturday.
Ship Shakespeare Capt Collins Liverpool will be
until April ist when she will sal with the packet ships
Orpheus Bey for Liverpool Baltimore Fuack for Havre and
Ontario, Huttleson for London.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Amsterdam, Feb 26.V,ctona, for New York, days.
Havana, March ll-Mary Adams, Buckman New York; Wal
lace Thayer or do in Il Caone Hackam for do Ene
Smith Tor do.
SPOKEN.
March % lat 3s 2s Ion "a brig Gov Coddington Bailey
from New York, for Havana-by the New Orleans, Wlam
this port.
. - PER YESTERDAYS MAIL.
Newark March 2s-Ar schrs Jane Van Buskerk New York.
Siuzel FOX doi Two Fannys, hed do Rachael Ann ru
e Do Eaglc An5erson do Cld soops Highlander Bawley
New york; independence Studwe do Brandywne Grf, do
New York. ~ ''
Charlsso March 2s-Sd schr Savoy Watson New York
York. " 'p pio '"o"o"' 'e"
Boston March 27-Ar brig Leander Richardson, New York
N BILE March 2l.Ar. brig Mareela Sylvester,
CID, brig Aldrieze, Norgrave do.
The herald., 1837-03-30

Nicholas Bidde the Napoleoa Of finance he great
.. ua.,y .,;. aal half as great Daniel Websr-and
eight or ten tunes a. reai as Buren, would
e Nicholas Biade IN Wall street, said Ex Mayor than
any poeatae ia the world" Nicholas Bdde walks about the
like spirit from Heavsn-sayns 70 the hurricane o' COM
,,e,. telling the Of speculation be still"
He the npesoaation Of the calm morn
Az he entered emesged from this bank that bank the
people gazed, and eazed, and gszed
Thus much for flourish for business Walstree looked
s;cr Yesterday than ever Stocks again fell the
bee he affected Dry Deck down 1856, and
Lafayette at par other bank ,ocks equally sick The fol
table will give better idea Of the fall stocks daring the
month than any general statement
The herald., 1837-03-30

CLEARED.
Ships Shakspsare, Collins, Liverpool r. X Collins Saratoga
yannah johnson Lowden; ossuunon, lie Craw New or
leans, r. Ewci Bark Rapid Yard Havana, Moses Tayls
Bnss lexington Durfey Lsbo, Barclay Livingston; Wave,
Cofnsh Ne'lok havand, Dunlap surdeyant WIIuingto,
Opu 5neden Apa accoa Lucy Ann Denn.on
Cumbcr and Daring -. Josephs, j. Ogden Schs Bounty
Tottoa, N,wtern Pcaeer skel, savsnnah Direct Brsss
Boston, Taant, Ba'es Boson Columbus Howe Havana s.
Chspk.
ARRIVED.
ship st Louis snon, Liverpool March with mdze to j.
Sap John La,n Dickinson, Liverpool Feb , with mdze to
sh,c Nevs Bunker Antwerp Feb l5 and Rsmseaie, March
with mdze =. Hicks n sons.
ship a Johns. Williams, Mobile days with to E. D,
sfip New Orleans, williams New Orleans 10 days, with sugar
skp csnoan, oNie Charleston days with cotton to Geo
Bsk Pomona Bsewer Amsterdam Feb % to r Gebhard Co
Dutch srk Fire Brchcr NaSdcohayen Rstterda 80 days
9rmen bek Johsan Frederick Hedsnck Bremen :, day,wth
Brig ros Fulton ST cror W r. IS days with B. De
Brs soph. uaves Of Philadelphia Havana, days, with
Bs Psnope csrrcrte Of Boston from ST. Js.erh days.
swe. brig Uah Heman, Bristol Eng days, to Boorman
swe brig ayaor, Gnseen ossoa 20 days. with wheat to c.
BRIG Los sherman, esoreetowa s. c. day. with cotton 10
n. Col q Co.
Brig Canton, Goodrich New Orleans IL days with me.ssc. to
Big Susan. cowrland Mobile, days with GOTTEN to order
Bns Only aoa Alien New Orleans IS days With messsss 10
schr een, la oucte Peieb sdays With mdze 70 John.
schr signal Lonns New oeass 20 days: with oO.,cs 10
master,
The herald., 1837-03-30

w numter Of youns Amercans on
wnsnne voyages IN first rate SHIPS, among which
Carpentt Coopers and Black mths, TO which pay
VIII % gwen all Clothing and other ARTICLES will be fur
T o' .ne voyage at fair Apply immediately AT 43
resn sup up stars. JOHN b. TAYLOR.
The herald., 1837-03-30

FOR SALE
40 REAMs OF sAUGERTIEs PAPER.
ava by ~.
Aprl, al tbs Office ~
The herald., 1837-03-30
xVOOD's sCARPENTERs q MECHANICS

w ToOL STORE corner Of Chatham and Chamber streets
ysk-T j. W. has constantly for sale excellent
Inc ownr description and bits ausrrp
and ks eaihppers farming and
6ra,er ehes and screw plates STOCKS and c
axes bev-ls levels burnecrs
escunr turainr abes n,
strurn wood soses Ter eating of Az rules ~
drnl cutting and phes nie
saws es- oil daw ksives plane ipps son ana see
s1,ares hew drawing eos eeit~ patent
rer. cabinet makes clamps csypsr glue pos blow pps &c
~ large assortment Of fflanes, ~ A.
Baldwin. New vorh mgI ams
The herald., 1837-03-30

IN ACH AND
TuoMS : coCRA AN respectfully insr~s the LADIES' tkas
he has received pa o s pnx stock among ~hcs sps
Aid reut o collars new IHt,ens soma
them an. very h aso Trench cape nsh. anf
ns ~ bs and cufs.
one c ,h .aI ysg iii needle worked csllars tbs craes.
~ ~. l,r yer Offered for sale M this aity srest var
a ,fants enhodenc' of every dssofiion. eatcosvvc
49, n ~ Tnel.h lace tcse,her ~tr general
s..,. 80. . desry,tIop Of lace sno rpbfssdcriee
"sJ.- ~ho Foods OF the above descrptoo, wsaA =,
y, c,l Al cochrsas Lace and Emtrt dery waehouss
r. ~ sts his is4 Bower tkose h,ns
,shhments this city exclusively devoted ts r,si Ises
% 1,.iery business Ladies RELY I
~ eli sel and FROM the hst martets
o sstsac tbs purchasers gveoee Of e extensive
the subscriber las received and reoeevV
X. 10 ake the smaest able advance from s ~
s,ssi co~t ef the good wko.esae and retaI
THOMAs COCHRAN, ~ cafhanne o.
mIsIa and tet po~e'r fhre~ docp above syvSs a
The herald., 1837-03-30

hlSSOLUT1ON-The cupartn, rshlp hereto existing
- between the subscribers publishers and Of the
New York Transcript dissolved The busness
OF the late firTn "il be settled by WilamJ. stanley
:. w. L. PRALL
March 81, 1857 W. j. SlANLEY.
" The subscribers happy TO state that he has made ar
mens by which he Will be enabled the
t transcript IL will appear Monday with
other ins ovenents The office viii open this day tor the
Transaction OF business. WIIIIAM ] STANLEY
ma
The herald., 1837-03-30
IMPROVED MANIFOLn LETTEn WRI

TER, for copying letter., Accounts &C, The Irprsved
Manifold Wrtsr the ADVANTAGE Of akng dupcate
pcste corr wh>n required, and simple and ecenfir
their spestion that they ib<rsees the OF
Public 0Ecen, Merchents Ac aso 10 travellers s form bef
quite compact Irht that carried the Trunk of
Whiting Desk For salehy G. ,. FOLSOM,
No 10 Tuhon and F3 rear shseN
The herald., 1837-03-30
g w. BRYHAM would rspsc,fully INFORM his friend

-. and the public generally that since he HAS sold he
establishments 10 Grand street he has ios the better
commodaon of his down fends, openedn establish
mont Division forrsr occupied by Mr. Ge,on
which be conducted the principle
hs Row ery Ste m Confectionery, No 2os Bo~efy
with many thanks the extended sreaiy
pcfienced = " BRfHAM 20 BowoU,
and sol Division street
6,ya Jour ID INN edtafe nrtet
The herald., 1837-03-30

VA SANDFORD win publish the eth 70 slrn~ az NJ. t,p;e
w on wednesday 7sth March oontanog Lady Ann and
Lady Jane with pcrtrsh Austin and HE w A woman :
Love; Wife, Duty; The Tive sous The Opposite Neisbbof
n3slw
The herald., 1837-03-30

w ANTED-F young girls who understand perfectly
- Adkihg SILK bonnets. Apply 40s Broadway secondheo
The herald., 1837-03-30
NEW YOKK TATTEKsALLs.-rho :


puic ssles OF Horses, Carriages, Harness. continue Ia
~ o'clock ' ' :"
The vii commence on Monday, Apn 3d IL clock
And NIL Horses. Carriages &c intended for his sse mn-t lie
shown and entered before Saturday Apnl 1T at
5o'cioek, r. NJ. JOHN W WATSON sss Rroadx.y
Al pva'c sa handsome chars sut n lie used eos,
slioo, will be seid low iapplisi for soon, to
Nn.k lr.-A
The herald., 1837-03-30

NEW YORK HERALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT eF NEW YORK, MARCH 90, 1887.
High NNsr 38
LATEST DATES.
From London March From Liverpool March 4
Prem Havrc March From New Orleans March is
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
London Ship Mediator Champin March 90
Gladiator Bnfton March 10
Lfrerpsoi-Ship sheffield, Alien, Machs
sheridan, Russell March u.s.
Columbus Depcyster, March is
Hsrre-Ship Burgundy, Rocker March is
Su.ly, Lines, March g.
The herald., 1837-03-30

V iii bs o
ID " the convection If the have
months broken the windows the
Of between Wall and streets This 6end
ish has bcen prcea almost every evening nonts
and at OF the The ofhy dol
has been destroyed The police who the lookout
the depreators have asceacd
OF the oninbuses either drivers hoys and in
this convc detection al
windows on their route have been broken n evening
m3O BONFANTIs Rro, dwav
The herald., 1837-03-30

AZ Offer +, sale the ioioyns Ginger Root
vanta Beans ps,me-whtc Wax boxes Of each
German Coogn. Fana waanted-Tosh brushes French aso
Enrhsh. made 10 order iarRe assortment Sedlz
Powders careisy put ur of rpcrlr Chests
great variety Of patterns which viii be filed order
tee fr slss and amiLes-Swnirrs Panaoea vernuye
aanpfacHsrs psiassTararc Acid-Supc Carbonate
The herald., 1837-03-30
~ llREAkFAsTs, DINNERS, A. SUPPER

- ready at their boWs, nj the IA MODS Soul
HOUSE 81 Chatham the Franklin
Caharinc St The propnetor has Obliged
price Of IN from cents TO cents bowl of tn
eiobant prices h. obliged m every ingredient Of whc
composed but he will challenge soup thu city
any thing near IL snder s5 cents bowl.
nS- ss AL Plates efNeat sd-Vcgsiabes included.
the Vine LQiors Aes Cigars &c &c ofthe first quality
oys;efs in every sye. Hot JOINTS ready fom 10
Mind thr number s7 Chatham. under Dunn Cotton. &c
ton lws
The herald., 1837-03-30
Ns!--TERRAPINs!- s!-TEKR1.

PINS Just received very suseror fine Terrapns
which will he served exquisite style day
Also just received large supply Of the ayore neL aud
Terrnpls brand Champagne with Sey Mouss edseick an
al other approved brands Mock Tare Soup unequaed th
ty, servcs up twice week
Families supplied with above upon sending their orders
ordinary day and parties supplied with private rooms
dinners and auppers ALEX. W ELSH, Terrapin Lunch,
corae of Broad dyyny and Ann.
The herald., 1837-03-30

y r. &AEE GAlav

ID Wal u. - - - 0ofpr oi
lms DAY ~ O'clock al the auction roonl-Hardw ware.
tusr Of pocket and dirk knives cards anI
dxens scso,s "a dzns and cards needles cannlsiers
ah1 sses do0c and ssgiG s9eceace steel tcass
lspoks ard eyes. dc de s'
Fancy toi C,-lsl.s Of double estra cologne hair o3 ner
- s'il ff~nch aAd l<lgii@h seap lavender water.
shoes. ' ''' ooss "ss
A. a. '-ss'es q Jce ofea isgs, finger inss
The herald., 1837-03-30

BOY WANTED apprentice 10 learn the Sail
making business Apply al the sail loit Pike slip.
AID WANTED-rom II TO IS years OF age to ass 81 in
- stere and run of srands. Apply Broadway.
The herald., 1837-03-30

ID and b.., Boot. ce ed 70 tho New York JLhc
Arc WALKERS, xeCanal old nd
The ,scrb-rs have recently laid splendid of Laasss
C,enucn and Chdrcas Boot. and ssc-s eycy desrns
tion shlc offer the public hs
nor thing ~ tho Kind heseefrs offered. Tkeir
ng to,- cannot bc es Their ap~srances tss 20 the
highest priced boots, and -ucserf
To H. The public respectfully invited :. csn and
for Themselves nj Walkers zso Canal tho our,ss
bssnenf the second from rsenwsh
then old sustoe and the public wilde vel 10 ncss
nuse their has formerly been the f ~
Greenwich street The s-hscrbcr rrf cfpsst faso sien
e.rsuat Of pusis rstrenare they wl no pains
for the accommodation those ho syo them with
call Canal street ~Lere tn nnbc sspeoee ra:ses iu
ne shufna Doat the ur dsos
~ n. Boss ard Shoes hy the package ~ dsyeo ns-iss
The herald., 1837-03-30

HEBOILT.-No
~ PEARL STREET spacious establishment is en-
argc and erected uPco us former the the
mecial operations of the surround, by ens
V new lire proof store and warehouses, occupying around
the great csnl graon This Hotel ontnr Pearl Wa
ter streets ~ arranged upon and ra with
spacious eschisgo roon-fscnsvc dining parorsarge
sleeping sous bath pawsr
elevate supply Of waef te upper snry for Iss
togeisr with convesienre required the health
and comfort o the BOafdersa guard also
keep every part Of h premises ore and Alderman
Peters the has spared render this
both extent aud style Of architecture equal superior
numerical Hotel this country Tins House furnish.
I'd complete morn style, and reopcned The
Prcpeors e,iny solicit the patronage o old customers
and the pushc generally.
JNO FLINT
The herald., 1837-03-30

Y'y THE PUBLIC.-Tbe undersigned respectfully IN
orns customers and the pubcin general that he caes
OF he business at No n NassaW street adcnns she
Cuton H-use Motel where By industry attention
the wants Of hs fa nd wins will ks pleased favor hum With
ths patronage Ne will ereavor please his ability
ms 81 J. ROyD. Hair Cstier.
The herald., 1837-03-30

~ OF PENMANSHIP, Hccompnnsed by twenty. fur Engray
Pa'es fd sale sy G. SHEPARD, i59 Broadway.
This the scientific work publ -h-d ssos
and sInped Thai persons learn from bold and
style ofbusncss writing without the aid Of tcschef is pan
iay recommended to tho notice at Clerks VIII. will find at
directions 70 remove AN defects their Whiting Every teach
WIN do well 10 a copy
r. Several Of the Plates designed for Ladies b~,nr
delicate and tasteful style suited fashionable billet ans eu
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