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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-15
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$50 Set6-bete frana6ff6e 6beIu.
200 oo.-aBortirte Wouloina- oo.
$40 bo.-9luno unb 3obI
20 oo.-panel u. 6eoerb6bsl. Sekbpbeln
u. fat teoe 9attuns 9oteln i'm 8ebraudbe.
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fhnitIer.
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Barber uuo greeu Do Do
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@ultitotlne Gencnf6sen fir Srdmers.
S!aue ,nitiGiisrrnfen Do .. 1870 3ou.
9oI5 II. @itfelsSasen EAuobeiIe, Seils
Vd9eIs uno onbere 2lrtep0dmmsr, DedjeL
siferne, ItdbIerne uno b6'5erne gBinfslm a Sc,
strsi6uee, WinoeltObrsr nit gitS, @psis
ben nno anoere SbneitmeGer, bon 6-12
3ou, Dobrsr MeiBeL &c. ,,eb{t alien enoern
9|rteu bon Merf5eus, ale 3u oen mbslib(t
nieori9su prelfen am partenpeareu gtobr
Don
Somes Sobnlcn II. g..
QBsfleite am @anal.
WalltIpn GIuo 5. 1887. 8:tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

work has been published in New York entitled
"The Great Metropolis" II is picture OF men and
manners in London-we extract the following,
Ii rs great characteristic of large cities tha, tho
lower classes of the inhabitants do not feel towards
each other any of those kindly emotions which are
visible among the lower orders Of society in small
towns This want Of sympathy in each Others suf
fer ngs, is particularly observable among the lower
classes in London. Eight or ten families may live
in the same house, though in different apartments
and yet two of those families entertain he slight
est friendship towards each other. Hence though
one family be contending with all the horrors ofwant
none of the Others though in passably good clrcum-
stances, will afford that family the slightest relief
wife or husband or child may be dying and yet no
qury be made as to the progress of the malady by
the other families in the houses not even by the fam
ly living in the next room. Death occurs; II exces
no sorrow or sympathy in the breast of any human
be,ng beyond the narrow limits IF the family in
which 4 takes place This unsociablity on the part
Oh the lower classes; this indifference to the suffering
ano sorrows Of each other, greatly to be lament
cd. Were habits Of friendly intercourse and OF sym
patny Ter each others wants and woes only to OBJ
tam among them, il would go far TO amelorate their
condition. and lessen the amount of misery which
exists among them. md yet it is singular to reflect
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

'uO III u TEACHERS OF THE FR ENCH
LANGUAGE-We would invite the attention of the Teach
ers TO the French Irammarby Mr. p wiERZBCKI just pub
lished by W Sandfosd, formerly j. il W. Sanfod caulated
to supercede all books OF that that may
ket at present. and there doubt thai will
lar on account Of that there which facilitate
all difficulties with whics English pupmec here will
city Of them Until days thought that Eng
shnan could not learn the OF the French Language
without hearing who correctly nsef
Wierxbcks Grammar teaches the falacy of that spmon for
the fact that until that
trajectory rules facilitating The difficulty his tho
all rules that there the language or he speaks
about every letter giving s ssund much that viii
net hesitate that good
nuncaton Of the French without teacher though true that
that the which be described
way but acquired appreciated oy the e to be learn
ed BY the organ hearing Upon the wc the precise rules that
he the author will cnab be understood by
~ Frcman He likewise made new classification Of the qrti
Gle which cannot be found that article the Of which
puzzles every Englishman that attempts + speak French Like
wise he rules what order the French words ought used
in order make ineligible his cannot be found
other grammar finally the arrangement that pervaes his
and calculating facilitate the study
of that beautiful language Tor pupil and lessen hcabor of the
teach ana we are SO confident OF merits that we whsa sot
ing of ourselves but solicit candid persa of the teachers for
we are satisfied they will be pleased with IT, deed bids fair to
supeccde all others c be had at wholesale retail the Of
fce OF publication, 20 Ann st. NY.
n25f W. SANDF0RD.
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llOOTs ATHALF PRICE.

~ Thousand pss OF nemsn 5oyts Of different kind. on
hand and 10 the ~ OF money will pres
ut the following ut ctal hnr dsuble skin water
proof boots, 81 20 pair aad the eren III scotlc
mcss elegant win ess bOos from S. o. SO ne, raj,
and some Of he most Getty RI o. soto rs isgc pair An
Who want good rmf OF pts for ns win 10 WI, In
NJ aly tls above boots .ag
am rot afraid - waant pair Il he
Those who have boots, Nm what they are snd m
improve tins opportunity for they Dnt mis,sl.
store Ter No 22s y extsily the door "'
~ r. All kinds ~ mes ana hove s,, or d;s
ont Kind equally cheap Cor cash Rips II nny mended
Apply az RlCHARBs's Nh ga r...I .,s'as
w I'M the dcst Boss On he bnrk
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A TTENT1ON LAD1Es.-DY uENRIQUEs co
~ ss Broadway offer the ses of New yosL L,ve ss.o,
nent Ere ch Ge and Hnsib Menos al such unsus low
chase. - -
Tb have removed their stock Of goods from o. Canal
10 1881 foaaN@ jisy
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

STOCKS.A cosce ASSORTMENT ~ Gertlensens youns
~ Mems Fancy and other Stocks OF the
ran-sp, received BY Hr KING, III Fulton wch se
- selling al reduced prices nistf
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TO NEON NICs, PRoPRIETons OF

HOUSES AND "A tets, ROAR 4 "a IIoIIs Es Ann
HOUSE kEEPERs IN GENERAL The bscriber OF r. 10
mggha~cs MS Amer can svei comp.sion neos
foa. daersnt h,ckn U.s. f Cor Instruments grates fen
scs 20 w th course OF 'h W ek, ard he supply
builders portos Of hyus with house furniture sgch ne
locks knobs KEYS caet rods bel pals sash knobs &c &c ali
OF The most app ov workmanship and latest terns and
public and private hos may BE- sspp any qsany
o. be Tea ana dessert spoons dessert forks sets rapka
best pattern, and warranted 10 keep their colour
Prices very moderate, ard any rdsys executed nv
jon 81 Broadway
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INSURANCE AND

n E Ts,S,r 80 M NJ LIPE lNsUHANCE AND
this COMPANY their lives, the lives of Others and
m the whole dura OF % for limited period The pay
be either made annually suu
Pnm ono hundred doll RI a., npe va,
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~. D. ATKINS Physician TO the Company. nan
TWATEN,S PATENT HALL AND PAR

ATWATEN'S PATENT HALL AND PAR
IN LOR ErOVES-To which The CHEST premium awardos
at the late ar u the American Inst the follow
imp lrtant improvements
combnttiR Of davghs arranged that tho fuel msy he
burned with Rsat rapid ty ~ AZ pae rat, overy slowly
All tn heat the arscfs ~ rnmbus be fpase 70
rass d. ecu, Or the smoke chimney oro adjoining
oon 80 he heat may be retained 10 the she me stove A.
may ~ pref red.
nv tie ofihese dauehs fire may al ex-gushed
the cha combustion tn al0t particle OF the
coal az ashes the and without dust whn
10TH the rom BY this combination oi ausht he FIRE
b. tod ON The bottom and made tyb wafds the
usual m y he lighted ON he top and rade burn
dlwnws DE- tho gh tn whec Of conl, W fame &C
4t hrsnRht. bottom Of crate the bsss
the pe; should the coal dan time Ia
the bottom ~ N crate VIXEN tn FIR blng, III, daOgh may
be turn owuwadin nom nj, 70 al The dull coal
tobeco tied
IN the u hese saueh the bet boush, TO pass over
inch the dating surface o the iron all tho tor
bottom and SIDES and sn,onnly ~ u e 20 give very
mild and pleasant heat.
II Is conicn believed that these stoves re an
the Lnaton ofdaiis stna rfare for e,sl
ard eS usiin. the heat he of ca..,ay The hot
gdesc he Invest possblep ectsay 10 warm
the floor snd thes'ye and the ietto ngrar he
torns Eva us and elce and uads ct es cd fo
Cm css Hsis Paf,rs Offices, Cha bers, DC The casting.
ere ehIy msrted - 49, ~ '
The stoves ec.mnerded giving heat from given
quantity OF coe and being freef on than
- -
They car at ~ hm:s be OPP street,
iia's~ ATwATgR co.
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WAREHOUSE, va william =,

STAVIONER'S wAREHOUSE, i22 William At
- The subscriber having returned from London whsre " has
succeeded n making the most advantageous arrangements with his
Brothcr for regular suppy Of a articles IN his line
pare h oer TO the trade oment OF staple AMI Eau
house IN this city
Zen ne Reeves and Newmans Water Coo Drawing papers
Tissue aecs Letter Payers and every description OF English
papers, Seaing Wax, Steel Pens, &c
" ao continues the Surface Ps
m cards enameued Visiting. and gold border Cards coored
piers svef point Leads,Ac. -. COHEN.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

COUGH ARTTCLES.-A great varety fr Ceushs,
" Cols Achke-ise Ice and nsy sssar Of Hccey, Pare
conc Candy, Losenees, ~ eat va rst,. Ers by
utv DR. LEWIS rEUCHTwANCER az Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03
CREENwICHC COAL YARDS

GREENWICH coal. VAR Ds.-T The undersigned
~ respectfully inhms his and the pubc that he has
commenced his usual supply that superior schu
M coal 90 much approved OF the last by
terence 70 any coal sod IN the market Odes for Broken Egg
Nat, ny the will be received
Wall street Russell COPELAND 81 Wall of
yards 923 or fl3 Hudsonst. JAMES u. W. wHrTALL.
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ns-Messrs WRIGHT ROWE begs leave 10 inform their
friends and the public that y have disposed OF their stock and
Broadway where they the splendid assortment Of Hats
and Fur Caps, in the city. - 1900.
WkGffT q ROWE.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

FT5- SEE Advertisement ABERNETHY'S Compound Lii
Cough Sd pagche special Eoery
Grand has been osged consequence OF the great demaad Of
this Medicine, the lower and side
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin ST. and UNDER.
HILL, Bcekman William Agents for this Mixture
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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corner Of Nassau and Pine sfs, CRY Of Ne,o York.
The Proprietor of the above establishment sincere
thanks to the public for the very liberal which been
sustained since has been under his direction hopes that his
future Of management will convince his friends that he
determined toeave nothing undone his merit continu
ance of their patronage.
The Hotels Immediately adjoining the Custom and within
minutes walk Of Wall street. Broadway asd other principal bu
sness consequently convenient for those gentlemen
who reside the upper part othc city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory all hours from A. NJ till and dinner from
till The Proprietor feels warraated saying that his
tables furnished passedby establishment
in the city.
Arrange have been made with agents in the country by
which the House Hotel WILL future be supplied with
earliest fruits game and other deeac of the seasons
and with eminent importing house the city for a
supply of the choicest wines al liquors JAMES HORN Jr
BIN
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PETER BURNETT,

PETER BURNETT,
CHEMIST AND APoTHECARY,
Greentotch Dispensary. No IS Si1th Avenue, NJ
b Lee ching and Cupping puncIualy attended
notice day night Prescriptions and family recipes carefully
prepared. i7-lm
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sxSk4 FCB of Pine and South streetsbe suk.cri
,ss oe continue to bring CIT steerage Passengers from
ar h and comfort Persons wshag send sr tser
c The ships Of this line wi Liverpool
wcky ara ose engagngp
WIN meet with no delay In all wher The rs
SOUS dccne c.ning the will be refunded Toss
Mishs U embark for the old country be accnmudad ~
IN. regular Liverpool packets sailing 18th alth and aotk
and 20 h each month e ~ ~" A' ''sns
the accommodation Of those engas
friends who may with 70 send them money 10 .nabe tcm
70 proyde Tor the voyage drafts w b. on the foowne
nmcd mechanis "ho and who will give every asss
ah'eih forwarding passengers 10 Liverpool, Wig;
Mess. Daniel Wright a. Co a Robinson At GLASGOW
wIian Milsy 25 Eden quay, Dublin
~ a. H. Hai,Ian Belfast.
Matthew MsCann, Steam Packet ORiee, wsxfsr1.
John Mc Auln, Merchant Quay Cork.
Peter kcenan, West street, Orogheda.
John Best Sugar Island
M DouRheTty Co erane.
James Cairns, Corn Narke ,I.on
James Gibson, Radcliffe street, Sligo.
james flnnefar, I.acarrow Athlose.
John nInItagh, Balnacargy.
J.seph Roman, Muingar.
John Atkinson, Carlisle
hpphcau0ns Tor from
post pa will meet with every attepinn r tne county
apply TO n wSoN' ~ ,1,.ne, pnnicuiaSss
e. pf psp.a
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

n-A CARDS. W BRYHAM respectfully, ms friends
and the public, that be has sold
has completed hts
b hment, No POS Bowery opposite To RvnguA ST. conse-
qery he better the demands
on still more extensive scale aud with
n,ent Of and genuine Confectionery wholesale retail
B. returns thanks for the atsring patronage has
heretofore experienced Bowey
Nc 20s Bowery opposite to Rvineton ST.
JUJUBE PAS fE just Importation Franse-n superior ad
Gle OF Julube Paste ss sale wholesale and retail
oils ~ w. B.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

MADAME JAIME, FROM PARIS,
CLEANS & REPAIRS
LACE BLONDE TULLE EMBRcIDERIEs AND cAMBRIcs,
On improved principle schich guss appearance equal
NO I76 WILLIAM STREET
jii-sms
VERY SUPERIOR HATS Sc CAPS,
MOST MODERN FASHION,
WHOLESALE PRICES RETAIL EXCELLEB BY NONE
A Splendid assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
OF every varoty-call aud see
COPELAND e. CO., 80 BOWERY.
East site, doors south Of Bayard.
10 Merchants supplied on Inviting terms. jIi.lm~
PAUL G &c IL M r. NATL
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1878 PEARL ST.
nN-H New York
TO JEWELLERS, ENGRAVERS AND
CARPENTERS.
Thesubserbe have just received splendid assortment of
TURKEY OIL STONE
which they offer at No. 1o Greenwich Of Barclay
d2i -2M JW& q W JENKINS
hOCKwELL'S
Patent Vault Lights,
J6u 1872 BROADWAY.
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1 ADY MONTAGUE,s coMponnn cmNrsr

- SOAP Price 50 cents For beauiif,mr III =.
moving Frerkhs sunbun, Tan hes nr Enp,oo. chsps
&C &c eb.ie, io tsmov unpIcas ~ urhness Of SKIN po
the Toilet and Nursery This delightful &, M I'D 4 CONFESSED
q pere moient ingdi Mt thtn Sonphai i sAre ~ te
Toet and peculiarly adapted 10 he M sery AM fa ser
For sale by pr Hart, &c Broadway Chantcr street
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E5- NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES-J G. DECKER,
wis inform friends and the public that he received
fresh supply OF OYSTERS, and ready them
Fried Stewed Roasted and Peklcd the liberal terms
at the shortest notice Please apply at l35 Fulton street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

To X. C. BROWN & CO., having opened Coffee House
he Niagara at No as Warren street and laid stock she
choicest Wines, Liquors, &c. hope by strict the
wishes of heir to merit share OF public patronage
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03
PATENT WATER CLOSETS AND PUMPS.

Il j. STONE, PLUMBER a ENGINEER 100 fross,.sxl CO.
fracture his ich pproyed paent Wafer Clse
which SUITABLE either for dwellings eamb. ats and are az
iheoIn ed both Tor Nj ea.,nes.
IN Their action water closets sfevey DESCRIPTION
CAUTION mproyet Force PumgsJ takes tins oprs,rtp
of stat that he l. the original ~ III M, shve
Pnps and that they made at the Vim
lie. - '
PSAsJ y manufactures article
enabled he folio han
Other poison tsoy Ia h. Water Closets Pumps "a
m
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REFECTORY.ont the site

us-SHAKSPEARER EFECTORY.on the site
Of HARMONY HALL has been opcacd by the subscriber,
and will be conducted entire plan, WIN he
will give satisfaction To his friends and the public generally
be will always keep the best the market affords
Fish, Flesh The Bar will be furnished Lii
suors. Oysters served up the best style.
Meals can lie had II all hours ut moments notice
The subscriber formerly kept the Park Hall Boston, hopes
BY attention tot cemOr OF M customers share
OF subic patronage. AMOS :. ALLIN,
ni75sN Shakespeare Recctory
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
hR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Mann fac
above spring street
teeth are really shien1Id JIG 3m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

- INGThe unqualified appreciation this Soap has received
from the who have used a. evdencc Of It's
superior value all other shaving Tor aqiick
and emoeni ahe VIII ch will not dry III face tas the
skin the least II pleasantly pcrtumed and put IN neat
cred pot answering all the Purposes ~ shaving boz.
Price 50 cent per pot for sale At .
gOPPER'S PHARMACY,
dot Broodway, cor Fmpkin at
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ONE PRICE AND ONE 0UALITy

EVn ffAA6.s AMI ONk QUALIFY
~ turing their celebrated Hats ice TIR EE DoILAR
as rs ab hed ~ 1881 In present ng tncse Hats 10 the
'ubl he eneors hnk hey have nearly reached tho tuna
u oil beauty dafaby ccapncss I'd comfort the wearsr
sales or cash ne gooi customer there osses e
he bad IT'S Chatham Square, corner Of Mott street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

The subscriber prepared any any
kind Of metallic Furniture used in Houses CHURCHES such
Door Plates, knockcvs Figures Numbers Locks,
cutcheons Bell IrIckers venaors &c &C &C MI Of
Silver which certainly Is by far prsf.able plated metal
bears arubins and polishing 10 the Of tho
self aud since the M this finished
low the ~ plated there what
and builders VI houses will also rvfr All the builders anJ Pro
prietos Houses invited To the specimens Of the
muliifanoas asd articles manufactured by
Macy ~. LIE MS FEUTCHWANGER 37T Broadway.
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y ner occupied by WRIGHT q ROWE Brondws =, so,r'
oiCansl ~ bg leave 20 inform has r. end and Tie pubi
gsnera that he has opened with a sp epaid sssernss
SIN and Beaver Hats otterana Seal Oh
The silk Hats made the finest fur bodies which .
thcr, hight elastic and durable 20 sLs
where. p'''as'"s en-
NJ B.-The vi! stock will be sold chesp Ear r.sh
NIL 3m JAMES W. WEIR tr6 Hroad..ay 90, c...,..
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AIDES who n want ofInfpts ErLriderirs would do
~ well T. all nj COCHRAN LACE AND RROlDERy
STORE 81 Catharue street who they vii find the ~
~ house city Cnpe ns Ot lnfants
Frpsks Rob waists, men.
Thread lace, Muslin n immnrs Sc &c ln a. extensive
stock 81 Black Lace Vc ck ana Wte Blo-d Dnmi Vek
Black and White ~ nch Enfls " nd rung scc IRE c
worked Canbnc ~ Hfndkrtc iefs Can . CT
every dcsciipiin rcer with general 80. n.n, ~
Face an Tubrosfies 4rey chea ness po, =, . y.
any IN the Guy Who'll sae AID tcta l.
tt-tn fHpNASCpCHRtN.s "a rstbafres
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IL YDEK,S FIKST PREMIUM GENTLE-
~ MEN : BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. BE-, knan II
Clinton Hall New York nesth Park-rte subscriber grateful
the distinguished patronage yed opening Tho
above store, would respectfully infm his friend aud he public
general that he KEGS hand snd constantly mas nactnr
prime nrtcl OF water psof Boots of French calf akin
which have given great satisfaction Tor those who
have tnem
Boots Of superior workmanship finish and Opera
Pump that received epec i the Silver Meda of the ADecan
Institute, at tn lutte Fair ~ Nlblos.
Strangers visiting th city will find Il 10 their call
much attention paid Ia transient Gus iouen
All orders III nkuly and attended to-
BA good OF Over ShUes TOR reduced pr
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zH3 = V.,N O.
Coftl n.t street Beg To inform tba tbey
renewed FROM No scortandt si To the above large -,
elegant New store, where they have on haad and q
rcceivng fresh supplies of Hators Plush and Trs
ningsaiso, fancy coored Pushes of Ladies o,se who
hey will sellon accommodating tenns.
HATS. CAPS, STOCKS, and Stock Frames nj wholes,,e
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-03

~ YEARS PRESENTS subscriber received the mos,
choice and bcaaai collection OF Annals aud Juven.
ncous works which he has had the pleasure OF osr to
friends among who the owing
The Book OF Gems The Violet
Gems Of Beauty Pearl
Fiowrss OF loneliness, 1880 7 Christmas Box
Drawing Room Scrap Book Union Annual
Parlor Scrap Book Jsvenlc Forget Me No
Keepsake Scrap Book
Book of Beauty LiIley of the Valley
Heaihs Picturesque Annual Parry Book
The English Annual Iiierogyphcal Bible
Oriental Annual Robert kar hle's skefrh Boo
Magnolia The New Years Token
Token Pa ent Gift
Forget Me Not Parents Cabinet
Christian Keepsake Fars House
Religious Souvenir two Edwards
Friendships Offering Holiday Gift
Illus ofthe Wayehy Novels Illustrations II Syria, Holy IL
Byron Gallery, DC ASIA Minor, &c
- 9. SHEPARD, Bookseller
nul..nn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-07
sales at the stock Exchange.
Germ Market.

WEDNESDAY, 9Th September.
win be seem the annexed table, made up to our latest
dates wheat and -four gradually declining In price, In
different parts Of the Union Where they stationary is
entirely to the crop having yet reached
ke II WILL however, In addition TO the very favorable
have already published OF the state OF the crops
IN different the country have now TO add nora-
ton from Burlington Wisconsin Territory new settlement
horyernp on Upper Mississippi There produce OF wheat
has been that from 40 45 bushels an acre po-
ken OF MS very ordinary Some farmers had
viesd Al from 60 bush lis OF the acre. which
no, cultivated with any thing like Where this the
80. one hundred bushels the the product Other
Grains such rye buckwhea &c also yielded ahundantly
and for potatoes they could be excelled in quality
quantity.
From the eastward continue receive similar favorable
ecopn Spring wheat which farmers pretty gen.
ray paying attention. had turned well; also, enons
and potatoes Yarmouth however, the crop, owing
10 The laeness rather though better
than il was last year.
we are much graed finding that the lead which we have
10 exposing the SPECTATORS and giving publicity
he nanes OF the banks who furnished thea with the Of
affecting their object has been followed by respectable num-
her Of our country papers In the city, not OF editors
possess enough understand the subject or they
an spark teec they TOO indoent go into its
rts The following from the last Troy Budget conimsto-
~ of our statements and remarks rcspectingit
Mr. Sinclair flour specustor at Seneca Falls, rob-
bed on the uL Of so0o on biz passage from Buffalo 70
had previously .ed from banks in this State large
apo The following banks s5sOo upon each,
Hseaarcy and Farmer bank Albany Bank Of GENRE
nor,o bank Ontario and the Seneca County bank. Mr..
sinclair offered 900 reward foS the recovery of the
pcy ,,--- . , =
the specust, aided Nv some Of the banks 10 monopore
shs eatire crops the purpose Of realizing thu prices
Syrre one nvdual-aad he probably Of
nro Wing the country with SIXTY thousand dollars Of rre
deemsbe bank paper to buy grain with and keep from
the natural channels Of trade, and obtain from famsbed
opl exorban and ruinous price for the bread
n sustain life. Every bank such shameful
tons he deprived Of their charters Immediately, and
Will seunden duty Of The legislature TO investigate and
Created 10 eppsess the people by putting their paper
bands spectators 20 purchase grain any other
sarv af life, and ii IL Il persisted IL will nag.
ant uaty drive such soues buttons from the
dss Of them How worthy and honest mechanics and
aa.rs are vcniies banks above named
,haih waned atew hundred dollars them from ut
,s min Ard II denied hem while Mr. Sinclair coud
obtain is e5oso each oftlese We viii war
,ant ri The Il small The loss The above mo-
80, creases very little syppahy among the community and
.nv prefer that be reganed than la W. an
49, - The purposes IL intended