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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28

your plous females, your fiery politicians
your adult youth and imbecile old age bav,
al been called upon to join in what some arr
pleased to style a hoiy crusade against tbs
South. And,asthough he was the most honest
who cried thief the loudest. the epi,be,s ~
"heartiess tyrants,') "inhuman moastey, D
"t0"d pirates" and all the etcetera of vulgar
abuse have been freely bestowed upon our
oou'hern brethren-our fellow citizens. as
though they alone were guilty in this mater /
But from what has already been shown. can.
dor must acknowledge that the British GOV.
eminent and British subjects were the prin.
cipal agents in the first introduction of Slaves
into the U. s.; and in the second place. thai
the Northern people and Northern sbins
became the principal actors and agents in the
same inlquitous commerce; and finally. thai
the South became "paniceps criminisn bv
purchasing them when offered in market =
ms seems to be the truth OF the business
NOW let your benevolent temperance, i'm.
mediate aboiitionists" ponder on these things
Let them apply the same reasoning to this
subject which they have 50 often done to the
manufacturer and seller of Ardent Spiti,slA-
u, as they have thousand times reiterated
"ho diCO0Ol ana he who
sells 1t, are equally guilty. and responsible
Tor the crimes of those who use it to excess VI
then, by parity Of reasoning. why ought
not the manufacturer OF Slaves, to be esteem.
ed doabty criminal, since he not only makes
Slaves, but actual y "retails them also"2-
There is no fallacyin this reasoning; for he
who catches savage on the coast of GUM
ca, and afterwards offers him as a Stare. in
Georgia, is both manufacturer and retail
er Of Slaves In view, therefore, of the fore
going facts and considerations let us cease
to esteem our Southern brethren as SINNERS
above all others in jerusalem" Let us no
longer hear our Eastern friends stigmatizing
The South with every opprobrious epithet,
dlsgraceful alike TO the statesman and the
But if you must, it you piH per
serere in such uDcandid and unchrisiian Ian.
guage, you would do we'll to recollect, that
every arrow which you aim at Southern
character on the subject Of Slavery, may be-
doubly armed with poison against yourselves
and your ancestors.
With great respect, your friend, S.H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-04-28
VERMONT PHI G NIX
Published every Friday Morning, by
VIM, e. RY It III Il II.

l.. yo Halls Bulding, nearly opposite Chase'i
Stage House. ..t
r,-To single subscribers Two Dollars year.
,ao,oies who receive their papers at the office,
,s,r, Up No paper discontinued until ar
arc Maid except al the option ofthe Publisher.
ori,r, by mail must be postpaid or they will no,
Wv, ,s An kinds of JOB PRINTING neatly execut-
~ .har, notice and on moderate terms.
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Cornsr n Nassau and Pine sts, Cify ~ Ne,c York
ine Proprietor Of tn above establishment has sincere
thanks To- the pahc for the very liberal manner ia which
sustained since has h under his and hopes that his
iufe system Of management will convince hs friends that he
se''mnea 'eesve nothing his part merit coninu
ance Of their patronage
The hotels immediately Adjoining House and within
Wall street Broadway and other principal bu
consequently very convenient Cor those ntlcmen
VINO reside ~ e UPPER part ofthc city Breakfast h. obtaned
nv ~e heecy a. an hours from ga m noon and dinner from
TIL ~ The Proprietor ls.ls In that M.
tables arr furnished N manner MT any establishment
IN TIE city
Afahr' mens hevosee made with the coun by
which The Gus House Hotel wl future he .unpl;ed bthe
earliest fruits AID or ee cis the yar.us seasons.
and With eminent importing house 10 tho city for constant
supply II the choicest and liquors JAMES HORN q,
j7nm ~'s-'' -
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~ Tor of. wcr known establishment beg. 10 return s thanks
his friends and the public general for the l support they
him durrg The past and hopes BY alten
70 he ness stu to merit continuance Of that
which they have bestowed upon him
III ,scs ~ nos,s Ssrsgcs Haoss &C. viii continue To
Thenes regular sales will therefore Mon sy
January 1877 at ~ O'clock All Horses Carriages Intended
for thus sale must b. shewn and entered before saav
next 1h INST a, O'Clock v And all gentlemen having
Horses TO Dispose Of requested make early application n.
the limited nunler ~ twenty horses only taken and no
horse viii ne Offered nsac ~ auction unless Registered N time
fof the Catalogue
riwy JOHN W. WATSON $40 rrosdvay
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- play at billiards. purchase tables are invited ocal Ut us
Broadway where tables and the
with eagle frames and tables above will be f,uud
the largest and offered public sdyapta
gcs those who wish al shsr nouce they can h.
packed nj one days nstce.
n Orers m any thing this line with cash or good
BAssrORD 2s Broadway, VIII receive prompt aitsston
mis-
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COOKIES
ESTRIAN ESTABLI NE Mt
AND NEW YORK CIRCUS
Vauxhall Garden, Bowery.
GRAND OLYMPIC ExPLOITs
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
AT THE
Y q q l. o q & Al INSTI E,

THE Public are Respectfully informed TINT in crafty the
Juvenile class the manager has introduced fo the the
haa circle o. us cet Ia circumference for the purpose Of
forming The El phaDt Camel Ponies and Monkeys The
performance OF the animals the circle vi place
O'Clock, r. NJ
Mr. VAN ANBURGH will the Cages 81 81 elk p NJ
lmmed ely afterwards, the Araas wil+be fed prcscn
the audience.
Admiss so ccnschdren under age half price
Season Tickets ut So,
-y Visitors have free ADM the Reading Room
u1i-tf
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STOCkS. 4 chpce assortment ~ Cent epeus and yotng
~ Npns Fancy and ofr Stocks tho an~
rsnssp us' received BY Mrs KING III FULTON street which she
10 Thing at reduced prices. pIs.u
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NOW ExHIBITING At Tho American ,c,do,

INV TING ~ tho American Academy.
Barclay street, Asfos Hotel the two orgnal and an
ime Ian,ngs The Tempa ION Expulsion Of ADAM and
Eve, Ianled by Duhraf the king Charles France
They have been exhibited curing tho '0sf Of
principal clticsoi the United State 10 the lively Of
100000 visitors.
Abundance - cfnts. Season tickets 50
Doors npcn from Din tho morning tl , al night.
Tie Ascent confidently the puc that this viii III the
last exhaton, the shortly Ia bc retained 10 Eu
iopc.
Tho il KEEP, constantly warm dsem
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-07

sTORIA, Anecdotes OF Enterprise beyond the Rocky
a Mctans, by Washington Irving THIS day published for sas
G. SHEPARD. iss Broadwsr
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CHEMIST ANp APoTH

CHEMIST NM APUTHEtAHYt
"yeen,cieh Dispcnsary. No 70 Sirh Arenue, NY
Leechng and cuppinr punciuay attended 10, nu,os
noce ia night PIescfpos and family recipes carefully
prepared film
M NEW IDEA -MoFrAT has started weekly
Penny Paper tho Good Samaritan handsomely
terts interesting bcsd ng ho swallow pills without
CHOKING Take bters without grtfine blue and fats
medicines Food-f body VIII. taken them His
vaps viii ahead OF the whsle tribe lie sells II NJ hs
office, SIC Broadway y. nj % per hundred. jTu'
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TO NEAL EsTATE RR0K ERs.

MAps.-fIe subscriber NJ sde to execute
lVh s orders n The Mapping hue IN the ncset Spc
cmen, may DO ut her office.
LrHOGRApHY An srdcrs 10 Libography attended to wiz
care 49, DISPATCH
Tren VARIETY OF Engavses hand PLAIN eporra AZ
du.el pfcrs 10 dealers BROWNE A REDMOND,
iyisy l9fulton *.
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NEW BO0Ks.-HARpEk q BROTHERS No. ,

NEW BO0kS.--HARPEr d BROTHERS No 20
~ Cliff st., have lately published
The Chinese general descriptions ofhe Empire Of China and
it's nhabitants, by JLhn Francis Davis ESQ., r. s. &c vol,
with Engayings wood
The Fairy Book, with 81 woodcuts, by Adams, I6sss
The Pilgrims Progress sith so cutsby Adams.
Letters to Young Ladies by Mrs. L. II Sigourney I2me
Memoirs OF Aaron BUR-, by Matthew L. Davis
The Religious Opinions Character Washington by E.
Mcclure limo.
Tnucy dides Translated ~ William Smith, vols ismo
The Deeulory Man, by q. y. X James, Esq = isno
Giaar al Ban,k Tale OF the Court al Raschd
vols l2mo.
Melchamre Legend 1.-THE saniee by W. G. simms ESQ.,
vols i2mo.
Taesofthe Good Woman, by Paulding, 2 vols ians.
Redorck Random illustrated by Crukshank.
The Poor Rich nan and the Rich Poor Man. BY Miss NJ
Seagwek, lsmo. T6
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DANCING ASSEMBLIES.
BY MIR. ID. GIBSON.

~ i"h FIFTEENTH WAsp HOTEL CORNER DLEECk-R
AND BROADWAY,
49, EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT.
Tickets Ia admit Ladies' and Gentleman 50 certs To
hadoi Mr. Kinney, 10Th Ward Hotel and Of Mr. Gibson si7 Green
wlch sure. d9in-
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ROWERY THs:ATRE-Theunder undersigned having IA
- ken lease ofhe powery Theatre for the ea
with the right fwo renewals u seven proposes 10 re
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the al tiosnnd dollars 10
wards building thirty five shaIes of ,no b,.,..nJ
dollars each, uFon ihc following TERMS
Each share "a e entitled the share hid.
CT uron every ngt Of performance Benefit nights Mt excepted
annunl, payable half yenry
The Lease 70 be assigned Trustees be eecfedby share
holders rs security Tor the 81 the interest ON the
shares. " - -
The Lease containing causc for the bc iruye
senis h. share holders WI b. entitled back the
elect - 10y
The shares 70 b. aneae upon books KEEP, by the Trustees
and the free admission lac transferred once in each wear on ~
before The first of September.
IN order the share holders - under
signed srecs e effect M Insurance re Busrg
cpleied 10 the amount of s5 and Policies
The Trustees aud kctp the
fsraon ~ the lease. The money oil Ia be
applied to OF tow ards the tolniding ofthe Theatre
49,, W. DlNNEyoRD.
names are hereun,o subscribed take the num-
bc ~ shares set op-e respectively 10 nav
tho amount irrroi Trustees n
call for the wax progresses The H., /. ~
posted and enquiries ~ made al the office ofgANTORD
"H'fsh''' ~ 'hamDT sueri ol5u
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POPULAR LECTURES
Oh ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY SURGERY, MEDICINE, q
PHARMACY, MMq8a
Comprising llustI ations Of the "
oTucle, Functions, and Treatment ~ Inc osf
THE Y HUM XVI IDY, @f

BY r.. DODS, M d.
ne above Lectures intended to lay before the publ CON-
pthen i've OF the principal facts and phenomena which have
been discovered respecting the vital actions the deanged fnc
tie diseased condition q the different parts q the HUI
system, her with which the enlightened
practitioners have ound to be the ec ent in maintaining
health preventing sickness curing disease They will
o
the cootrased onl n. sf qualified Practitioners variety Of
subjects WIN constant tn only Of truth
the United effects OF remedies properly well
autheni ed cases - - -
The cuar symptoms ofeach disease shall be cae dstin
ghsd lm me general features which resembles other DIS
eases totally dhiar IN their results Thus
ping every one not only to conduct his all ordinary
cases Dat what OF far greater consequence
Heeh whth may for shot time be neglected wi
s ana those which require and vigorous treatment
rms one OF ne most I'm oant subjects with which the
mind can become acquainted Neglected head
bowels-negecied disorders
van us fhos yste daily waste of human
e 'hsc nave ever Dc, committed BY The pese
Lecture ~ one OF the above subjects will delivered Gin
o a on te evening OF each "Wednesday during the Wnte
Lccrs TO be given sdnesday Evening al
1cock when tlE Public respectfully invited 10 attend
cHe's Tor me course be had after Lecture
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CREEK, LATIN. AND GERMAN LAM

tencncn and Ladies who wish W ret Infprma
non % ase Languages BY instruction do better
usn WY :" CHR GER. EOkEL,
and orchard sts ~ 's''s e"'''e' " ~
Reference evenly pr Ap,hsn ESQ Prof in Ii. Columbia Col
csc. nil 9aw Jun
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FRANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING vial
,y,aS os / s.sass me Drama !. he
DanceIy the Cha ac,ers.
7: /. oC, 30 sTRAADsampsr Jingle, John SETON Lucy
Comic Dance BY Mr. Parsoe.
EIsiE The w'i sL 'ss S DRF Ee Mr.
cy soss. cents Pr % commence at 'e
NATIONAL THEATRE-THls EVENING will be
MERCHANT or vENicE-snyoek, Mr.. ]. r. scot,-Por,ia,
After the RAyEL FAMILY win appear on The risA, Rope
ss.s By n Mr. I gsaosH-
Asr Which The Comic Ballet pan,omne, called
Doors open at quarter past g. Performance at qua.
Ter beiore'. Boxes 81 Pit 50 cents; Gallery s7i
AMERICAN THEATRE. BOwERY.-THIs
EvESTS M e pc sed Of VIM s,e
ton; HermIon, Mis-. !" arms A'"' '''.' =
GRO seae THE T % Won Brown Mr. Edwin.
with variety VI songs penona M.s waring
ri Of Psap h.,
win make his Ia sday evening and deseran Ora
Boaes D's ss iSf' Is sF
4 NERICAN CIRcUS AND AMPHITHEA-
~ TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner vanck and Chaton
streets il
COOKIES
ESTRIAN ESTABLI MENT
AND NEW YORK CIRCUS
vauxhall Garden, Bowery
GRAND OLYMPIC EXPLOITS,
WITH OTHER STRIKING NOVELTIES
.aoe sn9sy sss ana and every evening ns
tion of the -Four Quarters OF the Word-Amelca Europe Asia
Africa The Rcve OF Punch and Judy HOSES by Miss
Barlow and Master g. Cooke Surprising Esuibrums by Sir.
Wells, the Enchanted Char and Four Bottles Rapd orso-
manshp By Master Cooke Icing his first before an
audience Cinderella and the Glass Slipper Mr. James
Cookies Triple Representation fleet
lock- aud Rich III with other splendid which fully par
zed in he bills Of the da the whole
laughable called the Merry Mlllers and Sweep.
HJ- A DAY REPRESENTATION will lax place every Mon
O'Clock the full change entertain
me will BIZ given each occasion.
Boxes 81. Pit SO cents Children under half
price. Doors at quarter o'clock First al half
past and the per onnance commences precisely o'clock
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HANINGTON'S 4
NEW WING DIORAMAs

NEW MOVING DIORAMAs,
CITY SALOON,
Opposite ~. Pauls Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nformcJ that the above popu
u andfasionabe place o amusement opea oil a much
srue than foeHy with Entire New Set OF MOVING
Doamc Scenes, painted by the best Artists The saloon bas
been entirely rctiea for the comfort Of tn visitors spendy
decorated forming the complete and Palo ExLl
ton Room America No expense .par 10 render the
Dsonmasaractye moral, nersng and splendid The scenery
has been painted Messrs White Maker Jones (ra, I,er
cough, Lehr Sewel and Others. -
The New Dioramas will consist Of
Eliminated View near Plymo,,b England
II fasf Indian scene, VI Naval Battle,
w -rsnat1nsfsim til-SIorm and Shpurcck,
W. nofbe Angels, yIi-cathe,lrnl III c'.L,soe'
N-rhc Celestial Regions, IN-Inlian Fnnoee,a
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount vomon.-Duae white.
View the Rhlne-C. Lahr
COrunna In Span.-P. Grain,
scene from The Mats OF CaShnere-I SeweIl
View OF London from Waterloo Bridge Bengsush
View near M,ssolonghi, Greece.-R Jones.
Temple OF sclence.-Wakcr.
Boses 50 cents Paruee and upper cents Children
accompanied w their Parents Guardians hall picc
Doors nj s-peruimances clock si,f
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first rate hand TALL match, t,on Isl =, la
ferred 49, '~"e NUS ''e
Fg the above described Horses csI price viii he mid q,
appncalIonlo JOHN ". WATSON, 4se Broadway
"a cod sw
ITO THE PUBLIC.-NR LEADER nan q Md.
Lane offers h. Ladies nj cn,en III n . ,,,v . 10
= Mrcnes racy - bs ond IN point ofescelcnce
s effects W al srrouous Complaints, complaints whe
the blood wants rurif ' "s"
metic. TOR 81. inr and bcass,in the conplexi.s
Indian nocon Plaster Tins henine Plssr
IS csteened superior 10 any that has been
used also Tor sores cuts and burns and haa any thcr
article kHOwn = -"
Name Rhena Pills such the happy eas, Of bese p,ls
IN. all whouy them Tor III unsfiam and out want
at0d bilious pill iof bot cun8cs much usod liz ~.
fa,ng persons, who highly approve i, M. = -
l lung. b. lew apeca,,on r. az .a e" a, ncssh a.a
the above eonui, ought and IN ,ra
ty them wiii igily recommend item ienss
Dr hcbelsee claafed Com Plaster Those yucrt-
ed WIN CONS soreness ~ the feet II be-
by the application Of tins failing f.aey wih l. an-t
uissfsa y SHOWN one Application VIII tn o
d. Mitchells ChIsan salye Those trybsd vi III
swelling and bu nns o the feet viii lind tho blo
Gsan Lip sase This sac for lip. or sore rippe. hos
aorealin his country. -
German Headache Powdar-his ec.cbratcd article IN. ~
santy cured pcrsons ths nvctsLs
hcnscic AMI ioobachc that every person troubled cali amt
buys ~ y them he spot - -
M Dam %, spponed o. s agents the following rcrtIem
sen ~ I'M No Bovcry and Broadway, Qnackniush
es Greenwich street p1c Dickr, Bfoaday cansi Thu
asd Washington Minor Faos nor Gfccaw,ch 81 A
u a. w. sands, No 100 Fulton ~ William It The
have books contannT Certificates in those VIII, ve
~ the ui a his medicines cannot lie inserted,
locks an cards lett each 81 hs bach all the
nnmcs of h.. medicines and what they are uscdfor
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10 COOPERS.s Sealed proposals will be received by the
subscribers though the Post Office rs C@rand street,
,or pl'ny Of Lime Casks 70 b. made a respects like those
sde ~ eomaston deliverable Lime FACTORY Brooklyn
,he quantity required win be about hundred per day
commencing the Isl day ~ March Good
wv v rdn'rcd for the performance Of the contract
view York, Dec. y, 1885 i'm III RAYMOND A. co.
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BENEFIT CT THE BLIND.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.

NEW YORK CIRCUS,
yauxhal Garden, Eowery.
Mr. Cooke Propeor respectfully announces 10 the Public
Of this city that he will give FREE BENEFIT Thursday
Evening January 18th aid OF the Funds York Ins
tuition the Blind The lection OF Equestrian Ener
for the will be entirely and the the receints
VIII be without deduction whatever Further partcu
ais Wilde say annolnccd. ji-diJl2j
LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE
THE CELEBRATED PFC tURE OF LA BELLE NATIRr
BY BoUDET OF PARIS.
of the finest predictions Fl the French school ever exhibited
10 this other countries, and winch has been highly rn
mended by the Editors Of the journals he p
opal cities In the United STATES together with proon
from the same pencil denomnaied DAPHNE, being cy
hlnted al No. 81 CeItlaadt street
PORTRAIT a. MINIATURE PAINTING.
MR. BoUDEaS Painting Room now open for the reception
OF visitors IN the ling above ntIoned lie s
Pafralue faithful resemblance so III. original aud The .,
finish Of his work &c a2l.l,ns
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I AND OFFICE.-JoHN L. BoGARpus Ano~r.-
- and coansel al Law, Clinton Hail. No Beek nan sscsi
top~e the Brick Church d.s) York ukn0su Ma
Agency -
either st Reyslutionary2 Late War 3D. Canadian voua.
tees-ftb EnSsh Refugees from he u. 80
Nova scotia 9TH Dcsrers from t british army the herr n
all the above ssth Titles TO lands forfeited
oil tax reclaim-d1ih He under lands sod r.
syessh Those wl@ parted with their discharges wanan ar
titles before The patents issued reclaim Il nd
~ the SEVERAL states and rcrtorsm Novn
scoia aud Texas bought and sold exchanged paid md
titles investigated obtained and perfected application 10 lIs
Office. - 80
Fest Masters throughout tina United and Other rsute,nc
forwarding any OF the above claims, and asen In i
several sections OF conry will be entitled per on All
commissions. Communications post p.iL =
valuable farming hns for sale IN the State Of Illinois 400
quarter sections ~ $50 parcels from acre,
situaedne towns and otherwise Also m Missouri ana Aan
shs
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oi decrcta order Of tina Chancary will
s =. Pubic auction al the saes of James Blocker &
To 70 'oa street in thr city Of New Yo X, 18th
u yhnuafy 1887 direction Of the
the following describ premises, viz; $3.50
Inc story BRICK Sullivan
nose ABOUT n feet wide and "A feet it'll kitchen in the
rear, ma the iot a1out u feet wild IS feet deep
Inc Two story bn X font lot Ivan street nj
me same dimensions "a No. rs above i~scr bed =
The trans dwelling house aud Susan strre-tle
mouse about IS ct inch WIDE and feet inches deep md
me s, no' about u =. . niche. vide and 50 deep
The large ground lying lie rea numbers "a "a "a
~ - Ind - su'ivaS street with fame dwelling
inches by "A tee and Other build thereon aud alley feet
inches vide leading thereto from sullivan street he same being
now occupies ny Fly HoPfock smoke estab hnent
room. Dec. |, 1886. - - - - - o'
tits PIIILO r. RyGGI rs M.s.er i, ch,ooo.~
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selling nj the CENTRAL COAL YARD, 10 Mulberry ~,
near Grand a the how Il " prices the best OF Peach
Orchard Coal, from the Lewis and Spohns veins.
Also Lemgh Coal delivered in all parts efhe city,
a7-im COLNIN OWENS
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w small vessels that will carry from so to 80
10 miLs. Apply to n RAvNui, Nh IN, IRON ron ." !"
o2-tf 20 ca,,iani, :. U oo:t
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ARRIVED.
Ship Wallace Malaga.
Mississippi -, New Orleans
Brig Mara, Jntc hinson, ~ Mnrhs
Henry George, Hus Dale Rostock.
chss s. Thon, Tyler WILMINGTON, NC.
Richmond Benjamin, Virginia
ReyeSue, Pos', York River.
Protection, Post, York River.
Amanda, nghsn, Baltimore.
Paragon, Mathews, Nanticoke.
Mirror Baker, Boston.
Union, ghlsc Boston.
CLEARED.
ship Angelu,e, Nichols, Savannah
Brig EIl-u, Csugh, New orb aus.
Criterion lsdalc, New Orleans
Para, Harden, Nof,k.
Schr Samaritan, Hull Charleston.
May bow Tily Mobile.
Zeir, Smith Norfolk.
LncOn n, Denison, Baltimore.
tsnsavui, MSuson, La ynira.
Koinoke, Lee, Mob H..
Gardiner, Braascs ST. Crox
Inc ship Aabanan, Lane Mobile packet ,vns one af the
scsss on hr hok on Sunday last waiting pilots Not hsv
accownt = ~ $1,000 -
Schr EmFc Howrs Of and Boston from Now York went
aso ~ s-nc nnet Point ocI cs All ins-wi probably he
got oil after dischafsing.
= AZ Boriea.s Nov ", spcdiyo, Aust fr New York uucc
Hyren's, do. Nov -; HrracIide do Dec -
Al Hsmsrg Oct a., ship Arctusa HAMBURG for New York
dry, de- ~ ' -
The brig Scion Dsms Zoe yerk cleared from Baltimore
on The 5hinst
Arrived al Charleston Dec. ship Aurora Gom New York
bus from Havana. N distress, bound New York R.apet fam
View fo'si steam packet WIN Scott, from do
Msavanaah Dec 20, schr Exact from New York.
MNew Orleans Dee ~ ship RIw,Llic. Coff,, Ncw York.
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4 HEAP GOODS, AT ID. Y. HENRIQES & 60 ieS
~ Broad way-SuIcr Frruch Merins
man Is best knsh Is cha 81 sd yard splendid Lusres
Tor Lining 80 sd Of all kinds Gloves sd
and 2sper lair with assortment of sIery Rib
DonS, &C. &c
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-07

WANTED 30 good straw Sewers at % Delaney street.
J73tt
HORSE FEED.-A constant supply at The Hope Mill,
t67 Elizabeth ST. ''' = - III ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-07

10 TRUE GENUINE CIRcAssIAN HAIR OIL cele.
baied the world the hest valuable pr,p
ration ever known Tor growing identifying nol4hnr curling
and afc,ng the human Hair put Mp ly with steel pa
envelope and treatise on The human hur for sale wholesale
retail al Harris, Broadway and Chamsr siyee M
Nessrs Lawrence Recs, and Hoe Bowen In Maiden lane
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-07

DHHENOLOGf, WITH CORRECT PROFILE LIKE
1 NESSE -The ladies' and gentlemen OF New Yok and its
visier are respectfully apprcd that Reynod, has
opened an Office a. No 81 Broadway next door 70 peaes
Museum, IN coAnexion with experienced PHREN0L0
GiST wao Will gyoa written and faithful deneaon Of the
character and mind from scientific OF the head
upon the lncpes OF the late D Gall and 5purzhsin which
will he accompanied by al accurate Lkeress by r. whose
Pef 90 have b. en- so much admired for their fidelity.
Hours of attendance fro IS till ind irons until Terms
moderate lin