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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
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II PERCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. ~ Divis
IL icn tone door from Cuton H. returns his thanks
to the public Zoe ther psirossge since commencing @ above
business aud hopes by strict attention, and thorough
edge OF business TO ohana continuance % their e
would also call their attention his Rejecting lamps which
al superior t. any yet offered
lie would likewise request those who have used the
above lamps "a cal nj his judge themselves 81 The
superiority Of this lights at half the experse) other
light used. Store la,nbsSi.
Persors attendance WHO fitting stores
billiard tables, eny other cs,abi where brilliant
light wanted, as n r. feels confident he b.. lamps suisbs
foe ary establishment, IN the city country lie also rsm
bis customers ard friends tha, III spirits delivered ey hr
signed each side hoard IN hack and white
letters, III. Percy Spirit Lamp, 30 Division ST.
". ". Ills vi call customers regularly once .
week. supply the Spirits Lamps wcks and glasses can Be
ohtane, from he wagon Spirits delivered usual without
any EXTRA charge. .,-.
ITNITEp xTATE, AHMy-wantes. for the UnL
led sstes srey sble bodied citizens between the
III g and good character and nc eacsbe
,ntir~ among hei fellow citizens Nae need sppy
ne, e service but who the
od ri their enlistment which only three years. henesly and
aHhfuliy
ne sun ofiwo d.lars will he given 10 any eiiren who
shtl bring this enderv-u person with the above qssh
csen vng 10 enter the service snd who ss be reguir-
~ enlisted.
sp-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

L4a sACtIAN.iss On as r. ROYAL BANk
SG8oF lRELAND.-Persons sending money their
-rirnds IN Ireland Scotland England be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank OF Ireland
sgt IN the different inland towns in England Ireland Scot
land and wales Those residing in the country send their
money BY post Ae letter post pad which viii he punctualy
attended to, and arecep returned for the
South ROCHE BROTuERSk co
aE. 9u,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

ISAsHIUNABLE DRESS MAKING AND
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAsCALA would respectfully
inform the ladies that she has esisb1ed herself In the above
business mt No Isl West Broadway e Chapel street, She
faters herself from her Europe that she will be
able to give entire Subtraction TO those who may favor he
with their She receives the latest fash
ions Paris for dresses closks bonsrs &c Terms mod
and panctual TO promised tme IN the execution Of
d.rs nll ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

j Yes Balm has been found In DIR. JAyNES INDIAN
ExPECTORANT, Balm whose health regenerang powers
have he equsled. We say the az
fcted child man, come H. Try Il in cough, coi,
SUMPTION asthma sping of blood and Nh diseases
Lungs AM Breast and u will deceive you IL has truly
wrought miracles In afflicted
and restored them n heaih 70 joy, and TO radats Thcp
sands have used H. and have found relief and therefore
youi Itmay be had Of r. and d. SANDS, leo Pult-n
INV u prtce4 nyQ-
The herald., 1837-03-04

rU,H n undersigned Trustees ofthe New Brighton Association
vii se publ con, at the efice Of JANE BEECk.
Err SONS No "a ~ the city New Ysk nj M
f,rrnsen, Thursday the 7d March THREE
HUNDRED CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN the beautiful village
New Righton situate STATEN istn immediately
f ths sy, une the direction o. the Board OF Dnect Of said
Asssciat0n.
larae BY the Asso ton either Tor sumner
ts time cze New ymk eass descriptive of
n c,ar advantage o inviting alton It's present adsc
f future prospects; erciv observation viii be made
relative proximity Wall street the great mart 81 business
this metropolsthe distance ~ harel mfs-whch over
by escecat steamboats, in the short space ~ p o n,
nfe W out the time requires fF rs ers ~ 81 Marks
b vcin at Wall street by the conveyance
a nnbu and at h price or less by comfounane of
Go annrn.
the number o residences already finished, state Of
co npon hved bat aarre and ,bie society WIN b.
owned ~ New B1zhoR nx the present seasos composed OF
nmies ~ 70 become permanent resser o TINS pea
The will bs sod parcels Of not css han los of by
foeeach with the privilege t. the purchaser 10 take
sonv lots as be thinks proper Al the The title Of
the pcoery indpusle aad the Office OF
the Assocaton No Wall street uboeaphc will
b. wosid due- ons 10 edsy cfssle
The terms osale will be- ten ~ the purchase
the day ofsae twenty FIVE cent the Nv next
cash or approved right mon~ the residue IN
tworar with -te'e annually at cont ~ bc .crrcd bv
10Th day ofAp III the stock Of the Association VIII is
received 1nent ~ y val ie o eevcu uad do ara 10,
shaf, with Aiefest tire nm tho of NAV lss
FRsDEsic BRONSON yru.,s..
M2hwts EDWARD A. NfCOLL, y
The herald., 1837-03-04
NICK EksON,s HOTEL


- N ~ LA
Lots viii Nc sold on rhpdsy the 2ist day fArri
Among TIE localities the vicinity of New York
those have carefully examined beauties aud rapa tles
thought to excel certainly 10 equal anything Of the Kind
II into two districts or sites. one r
and the utar for villas country rc-bl
tho bay side about above te Narows, and whbt
small n,enuptl takes the south asd
land aons water irnt the haror within the NaFrows
o than mk AID south the shore
,ha. orc md qua res miles = - ~
Already tcrs are wo stend avenues 70 and 20 feet wide nun.
nna SOUTH east and we~these which a
the ohe streets and parallel called New Yok
The from the Battery between 81, and seven mles
and part which cont 10 the inner for
by none vicinity ofNew York bens accessible
| To large vcsscm.
Ria e ,tn,ion Of the psope make such arrangements
sessinr does those o convenience and sbrty
spenda and cepacous steamboat 10 preparing and will bc
really IN he summer 10 10 Ceon She will be constcedo
admit large number OF web cs anged A. not t interfere
win ha spacious and snvee cabins einerded that her
p to the dock shall exceeds to 20 nnues 20 han
psr o ums and Ceon ms near the eeuc OF business
Pak Of from tbnis to iay acres has been selected, and
Willie opened in the sps with handsome sepense sides aud
s p,opcs owpeday a.soaation Of gentlemen who now
plesc hem.ses a, the whole these lots viii positively be
The limits Of senncnt admi full description ef
I've cs and stvan,ase. Of hi: iuc possessing
| the world for its slendor and variety.
The pIee are respectfully inved 20 view the pcnises
Once ofhe Island xssociaioS No WAL street. Feb
ru9y u. Isr. BY or,eys oo, r,,,,r,
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-wAN
hands r ~ rood figures a-d action not years oa an
ao them sound and kind in harness Bays with sng pro
~ e above described lorse. liberal price WI, be paid o.
| applcaiionto 20 JOHN W WATSON go Broadway
ccdw
The herald., 1837-03-04

MH F.R sALs.-Ihe subscnberoFers farsse g.d hand
s@ slne two t ~ cling Horse. in the villa &c Distant I'd,
Connecticut with about Of ground attached rheto
which lent gd fnc orchard OF tie choicest fruit,
good barn, rnd bidnes in good odcr Also
opposite said house aocg fine stand e. business hca
" mt csen Of good land yng rs DIS
from the Dwelling Hoss and suitable pasture cuya
wh ch can be purchaed with the her property
tha purchaser chooses.
The above property fought sonsb
and very eeibe sitraton for who good pleasant
cnsnry residence
For terms apply 10 George A. Hoy Bowery, New York
10 the subscriber on the premises MARY STEVENS.
rL.n
The herald., 1837-03-04

AMERICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHlTaEA
N TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner vsrck and Charlton
streets. =
~ BILLIARDS IMPEO v .D.-tenr,~,o.o v,slao, a.
- play Billiards purchase tables invited Il call ~ az
broadway where TALES AMI try the
Irdian Raaer cushos slate and
with ragc Haine- and common tahes above viii bc found
the largest and best sssosmeut Offered the public s,nn
10 Those who wish 10 purchase nj shs they can 10
packed y " day. notice. - -
B orers Tor thna in this line with or reference
to BAssfoRD, ss Broadway, VIII receive prompt asnlion
ui6
The herald., 1837-03-04

JExSEE cAny

NV mac cJEIsEE CADY. Au.,ooeor
b rS day. eASs Il y sss i No: %. ,1 Water streets
ss sss % & & .ssss ss:e
sooi saasa to lie sss s.s E.s ..a s. c WA
sSs DOZEN s.s,sss q y
iooo Sfns Ba'a'nsham and sheea Cutlery of evss1 sss
1000 doEes Colla,s and Bcso=s
20 casks Table Cutlery Tea Trays, Fire srases and I'm
ss s Ssss s;os and
which Will b taken " payment
AG GoImas E,sns and i;Aode lssnd Jewehy low pest
VILE axiarMsHs McE UA:fHYr.if @ SaY
- O'clock general assortment .f English aad Fsneh
cloatang csmbs Wallets silver Pncsi silver liable
Is MI !. REARSs q co.. Store No i;s Pear ST. corner Of
cn,iIS THIs pAYmAt O'Clock At the auction Hardware,
and bs douhe and singled eye speceaces steel and bmss
bs. Sl pistols percussion tam6ss, ksting noodles.
Ts9sy ofdoe cologne hair OIL per-
Aso an n'oce Of combs buttons cellars Dosons boots and
Aso an invoice Jewey-c Consisting of ar rings ro rim.
watches. stsast pms chalns DC. &C as
fr1oIsEKTs .sIe aa s.'. hIns. TM CITY
ny oa o. ,'e pnnepa streets ~ the city Of B COZ tain
land ana vgaa oach asi feet Tns sme 10 May
s Sesasy s,y "a s T sy s. de-
OF sac VIII b. made to sui ,ase and will escang
apnv 20 Messr FRANKLIN d. JENKINS No rs srad street
f2S-l0ts -' - " I'o"a sseel'
VALUABLF uNIMPKOVED PROPERTY
! UN The SOUTH WEST CORNER OF FIFTH a LEW
ID Srs.FhANkLiN JENKINS will at auction on We'd
nesaiy Mafc ha i2ocock room No rs Proad
St ST.. a. ces on,Ie = Pq rs Gr9qnd esy south
of Nes York to BE- ie Cd in pa,cs - = ~ ~
me Iiot measures % feet inches line Of Fifth st
anu 20 uet .hss ON the west iie of
line sf hc plot III! feet inch
and The We. line soieef nirom slfoet comnsnr u
wards oi ce;S feet superficial brick ucs about
IL feet square - On tae of the pucas n,oey
can REMAIN on bond and mortgage Further particulars
ieo9l
The herald., 1837-03-04

rsH HOUSE.rhc House and premises occupied hy n
.- Subscrbe No 80 Gre n~ich end back
Lnmer street which i a,ge three brick building,
renng Exchange Place calnr 10 Roadway The premises will
c,ata abri 2, serpIng chan OF III IN large, with
closets suited r ladies' ,tcs of ample sz for single re1emen
ofthe narlo ktcsen aud bascmen together
with and 'ae,t accommodations IN the fren, and
houses. The whole will b. and suitable r
rentee LODGING housc Lase will b, ,mnted respectable
and tn alterations comprted sy ths II Of Apply
fraH oclock, No "a Mill uffom clock In the
afternoon, at Ne. 50 Greenwich street
The herald., 1837-03-04
HANINGTONS
NE w MO WING DI q n A NJ A 4,

CRY SALOON,
Oppnstc IT. Paul Church, Broadway.
HE PUBLIC are respectfully norme- that the above popu
and hslnoras place oi auasencnt open much
lsrser scale than formerly with Earc New bet Of Movng
Dorans Scenes, painted by the best Artists The Saloon has
been entirely rcticd for the comfort of the and spenhdy
dccsated oTming the moot complete aRd beautiful Pubic Eyb
ton Room IN America No has been spared 10 render
has been painted BY Messrs White Walker, Jones Gin Ben
sough, Lehf, Scwcl and ohers
sfIfpwRECR or TIE MEXICO.
The faithful Of this melancholy havine
atcd the interest and fashionabs
s first representation, vii be repeated tnls evening
with the bI,v lnT attractions
i-Animated View near Plymouth, England
H-East Indian scene, VI Naval Battle,
M-Papdcuonium Nfl-Sorm and Shpwyp~k.
v-Fslloftbs Ansch, vI-Ca,hctrs Of CoLosns,
v-rhs Celestial Ressons, x-Itahan rantoccini.
Among the Droe scenes are
Mount vemon-Ibuka White.
View the Rhine q. IcN.
C,ounna in spain--P Grain, Sen.
Scene frou lhe Maid Of Csshmcre.-H. aeweN
view ~ London from Waterloo Budcs-Bsnesush
View near Mssolongh, Greece. n Jones.
Temple of ofacscnce.-WaMer.
Boxes Parlueste and upper seats Is seps chL~.
sccompaossd ~ their Psrentsor Guardians hall pr~s
Dcsfs opcn rerso'nanccs commence at Tococh dau
NOW EAHIbItING At the Auercan Acadens,
Barclay street Asscrs Hotel tho two errnai and s
hue paint,ngsl the Temptation Expulsion ofADAM an
EVE ranied ny Dufpof or the knc Charles of
They have been eshbfe during years III hf
wncpai cs 81 the Un',edsStatc o tive lively qualification
Ne,nas visitors.
Abundance q ccnt.. Season ticte's s. cents
Doors opcn from Gin the nr ulle might
The Agent Confidently tho phc that ha viii be e
mst cxhon as the pcofe shortly TO be retained 10 ~
rhs reos is kept constantly warn, s7an
The herald., 1837-03-04
William Coop
A Iialsey,

FREE ENQUIRER,S FESTIVAL.
40 DANCING ASSEMBLY FOR CHARITABLE PUR-
PoSEsrhc Society Of Moral ph lantrcpils having
Ball Tuesday h March, in Tammany Hail. lie
avas Of whcn will be applied the trustees
10 the relief OF ssous without regard
Tickets Of adniss 81 each for gentleman ladies
companyng ha be obtained from the individual
al o. Matseps book store, No. Chanam ST. and of 1r
Howard Ut Tammany Hall mi 81.
The herald., 1837-03-04

ACQUIRED ~ 1x L. SSONSl
Ths Anti Angnidr Sysfcr az Writing again "a
the Faa Czens asd Strangers of New York Brook yn
10 continue for osiva shorf season.
MR.. BRISTOW, Of Lepdon respectfully announces 10
Vl the Public HE Return ater absence Of ak months Nom
hatteing and successful visit TO Boston has
conmenred his Writing Classes this CITY for the reception sf
Pupils Day asd Evening"
AcADEmv, No. l75 BRsApwAv, NY.
Ladies and G.nteen OF eve age and capacity say
from crpcdously taught the most eosvt and
Admired principles of CosMHRcIA Al PENN Nssrp
Adapted letter. Bills Notes Sal~s Receiss En-
Fii-hed Jearna AM i asf 10
uurpose of rublic business and private life
in TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH.
That, long time as v 10 conpete
,horouuh kaowease of Whiting or hpw lssren ier
no Detyucd Crsmp the wrtas ~ay be- by Mr.
Rrstov finishing Writing Master he LADIES' daily
O'Clock
ur Merchants and others visiting tho City can complete
| eourse og lessons r or days
IS N r. To lie frusa A. NJ ~ ~ from 10 sP. N
All We whowould fine penman bc,
COM learn the system Of Nf. B
WIN IN TWELVE LESSONS does gaaranteo,
To make you write most splsndidly pM
The herald., 1837-03-04

kNN FOR SI.I'iO IKELAND.-Thes supcn cOpperci, and
eERRb copper hteed fast sailing packet ship Panther Capt
- Birkewl saii n few days fot the above port For
freight out hl home, apply Wl alter II,
Front st or Of Brett ~ vose, AZ Front II
Persons wishing 70 passage Ireland are re-
guest d TO 'nake early application above
Persons wishing 10 remit mon u cr friends hav- drafts
p1yas al Three Gays sight on the agent Mr. Hush Lyle sligo
a aupllca III az Glllyr ~
The herald., 1837-03-04

ACARD.-s BRiHhN rcspce fully inf-rms he n, nds
~ erd the Nc st he has completed
saloon attached g h steam Confectionery better
flaaI' ana Fertcmcr, .prov,d
nlao and row rcd fOr the season ~ rturne
unpk the fa patronage hr hiss
ara pcr nsr Nthnt every 10
bs n epe table and aoct ssci w. slse The dehcs
res n they ~ seisopsuch Ic Gcams oia Water
Mead l.ra nnnde. COD :, Pics. Cake, &C a.
Cefcsnar manufactured saq tbo inr rrncple
~ se Etcam COuf onafy. No qo Bower, dircc " q
~ ~ ~ Rvngtio =. :. ". BRYAN fitf
tY,B AXIOM ENGLISH CHE y ST 30 casks e,r
sal. ty HARTMAN a. htED~ALI.
Gd Brokers a Commission Merchants, 80 Water al.
The herald., 1837-03-04

10 THE EAGLE BALL.-The second Annual
Ball Of tbs Eagle Benevolent Sociey viii take place q Shst
gpeare Hail. FRIDAY evening" arch TO- 1897 The York
Brass Band engaged d-eader Mr. Allen Dodsworh will
play several fxv0tc from La b0nambula Fra DAsoso
La Bayadere, III Piratta &C. .., =.
Dancing at o'ci ck, and continue until iae
hour.
Refreshenss will be handed arssna dssg the evening
Tickets a. with Ladies' ckes win admit
Ladies' and be procured Of any OF the
members Of the Society, ana at the
Bar Of shakespeare Hail.
Atw,Ils Music Saloon, 20i Broadway
~ q c. Wood No. IS Wall street,
Firth Hall. Music Store, ! Frsnkln square
NB-Eary application for tickets pecessary the number
ia limited and nearly Disposed ot 2st~
The herald., 1837-03-04

Unparalleled and unprecedented Novelty For weeks only
commencing MONDAY February 2eh" The Lion and Lamb
snail tie doom together Mr. VAN repeated
solicitations OF the numerals patrons OF this and
induced by the kr aRt which wopdr
in expo last ye he viii introduce the the Lion,
Lfoness and r. Ti5eT,a Boy, be2ng his Lamb add
to his usual and extraordinary and bril-
hant hndsr. will be obso red and suddel mdst
the surrounding dafkn he will the Dem
flames of blue, purple, and Fire tn the Auim.
when in thu situation, admirably cont By the
" ntner onqisor and Master thus forming the most
sublime Terrific and Beau,ifui spectaees yet pre-
sencd to audience The above performance place
at hapast r. NJ or tho weeks and positively no
longer. = -
Admission 50 cen-chHdrcn age hnH price
lhc performance OF the day Exhibition usual f1o-2v
The herald., 1837-03-04

IT LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Course of Lee.
on The Psoogy q the Nervous system the Functions Of
the Of the Relations which exist between Mind
and Matt will be delivered a ca OF this institution by Prof
John Aug Smith President OF the COLLEGE Of Physicians and
rhe hrs of these heads udts III doctrines
PHnENuLoGsTS, OF which the unseaadness will be mann
tanned The action Of light sound &c the mid
of will be ed ar,e, hea
while the third will be principally devoted 10 demonstration Of
tbs OF the Materiaists.
The first Lecture vii be delivered Thursday March O. ut III
ock in the evening" and be continued
day.
jos. D. lated, William Cooper,
j. +. nekay A Iialsey,
j. G. JAY Committee ofLycean.
3. Tickets be obtained 0fhe ChtOu's
Broadway and at the Lyeeum. f27 lws
The herald., 1837-03-04

N opni IL the fe~nle mind and chlrac eSa
supp for mt ha; the ladies OF this city and elsewhere
a., whom il politely 8dde scd) te cal led o tat,e
hm but wishes 10 aid cs. himself t. their good
TIeg ctiully nfeped that Badcaus Cclc
Pssters, prepared with special
encs rftvor ard they earnestly recommended TO
troubled with pains the back breast sd, To
tho VIII afflicted with coa:s, Gods, atmas, &c Lie
coudef that possible oban ths tho Indies
received benefit by wearing those heaud paers he
could array which, for modest nth intelligence and
rasneetsiy would tar outweigh his highest nAnaons
They spread most ea ,i soft and pabe lamb ssia
will so the white aad may b. by the DC
feal in all simatons vi and comfort. for month
They sold the Bowory Msd. cine Bowcry by
the ladies' msst obliged and b inblo scryait
mil
The herald., 1837-03-04

- WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Ascnvrecr, 1884 Pearist.
RY WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.-TIilsD DAY nj
- O'clock A. NJ English Frsneh
Plate Ware ue Cutie Stocks Collars and table Lneu
Sloahg Cembs Waes silver Phclk; silver tea and liable
Hf
The herald., 1837-03-04

tS.-Basement story ofbudng corner of all and
nam ss the first leor of which occupied bro
NOT hce mas been recently opened Eychasge Coffee
ilooin where every attention. quiet way he pud those
may the hment With
The herald., 1837-03-04

ROOR k kEEPING.-For the accommodation Of yy,ng
- who the earef part eycng to th.
suly Scec Class has lately cen opened by SIR FOSTER IL
wh ch ther still few Hours Of attendance 10
ei ock each evening Gentlemen dcsirsus joining wo
do w.l TO make early application at the Broadway
Terms moderate. f27 eodly
The herald., 1837-03-04

III! hrL l vn loh sALE-Tbos- two fine three star
Ton AM Attorney streets, Nos ss and IN IT, . Ll
ues afe hnished W ths most approved and ned,,n
bronze grnfes tlf urhoi. Rent ssoo aoe "ah'eis am
inquire " 1AcoB MILLER II jacob street or sIt Rroos, :,
The herald., 1837-03-04

10 THERE ARE THREE THINGS OF WHICH WE
ARE CERTAlN-That can live without FOOD Thai roe
all DIE. That hal BRANDRETHs PILLS boon good ,b.
DOCTORS and DRUGGISTS would never have COUNTER.
FErTED THEM
NB-Rec Chrsnfcle CGyeat csents. fso.am
n- HAVE YOU NO MONEY, and w,sL 10 buy Bui, ding
lots ON long credit Cal at No. 70 Chambers st. fIs.aw
The herald., 1837-03-04
FOR SALE
30 KEAMS OF SAUGERTIEs PAPER
s5f by 80. -

Gallon OF montsy Magazine under
be commence hy the subscriber IN. first OF June
w be published the and 18th msnih-o contain
crgc octave pages psted with type fine pa
wtibs dcyoedt ltcratrs Poc,y eyics sDrsna A
&c, will I've the cheapest Of the kind cousry
Tcrs las annu, hch, owing to C. very low
price oi subscription, must slways be paidin advance
Oi,1 los Nassau street Ann, whom subsc will
received. CLARENCE BERWICK,
The herald., 1837-03-04

isSOLUTION.- 80 The partnership her to ORC existing
etweeh ,ha sbscrbers under the firm If r. +. Weeks
uy soised by mutual consent The busine i'll in future
counts ofthe lat- firm THOMAS WrFKS ~
March .. 1897 EDniTVn w rEHS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-27
WANT OF CHANGE.

at is an III wind that blows no body any
good" says the old proverb; and we have
one instance in which it proves very ap-
pllcable to the suspension of specie pay
ments' The other day, an intelligent wa
terman' commonly 'yclyped Yankee, was
soliciting change for So bank note, and
at the same time uttering his complaints
against the course adopted by the banks.
His denunciations of shin-plasters afforded
us some amusement; and feeling disposed
to accommodate him, we examined our
pockets, but found ourselves minus 50.
"Well, sir" says he, ''probably can take
the balance in trade. What business do
you iollow?" "Why we occasionally prac-
nce law," was the reply, "and regularly
publish newspaper called the Columbia
democrat" ''As TO law" reioined our
humorous yankee, ''the quarrels amongst
my neighbors will prevent me from spend
ing any thing in that way; but had ught
10 nave paper, and if you show me anum-
Der as like as not I'll take it," No. 4 was
soon placed in his hands, and after he had
scrutinized and commended its execution
aud contents, ''weIl, Squire says he,
por sometimes editors have monstrous big
nues') ri you will change me a s5 note,
Ill take your paper, and pay you one years
subscription in advance" "Done!" and
we had new subscriber, and 81 more cash
lhan probably would have fallen to our lot
mad the Banks continued to redeem their
notes with specie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-27
BENZ. JORDAN, Pres't.
SIMON CAMERON, Cashier.

0PThe President of the u. States has
issued his proclamation convening Congress
on the first of September next. Our coun-
try is becoming more and more convention
al and Legislative; and we would mot be
surprised, after few years have passed by,
to find our National and State Capitols con-
stantly occupied by deliberative or political
bedies' The 'pressure' amongst Specula.
tors d. Demagogues, imperatiyely demands
such an extra taxation upon government 10
accomplish private ends, and support their
immaculate dignity Of character
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-27

Dreadful.-The Steamboat, Ben Sher-
rod, which left New Orleans on the 9th in
slant, when thirty miles below Natchez was
discovered to be on fire, and out of nearly
two hundred persons on board, only 60 esca-
ped! The fire originated, it is presumed,
from the wood, used as fuel, being placed
toonear the boiler. The explosion ofsome
powder, which was on boare, hastened the
calamity to its direful termination.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-27


MeTico.-The proclamation of Busta-
mente, if we are to believe it, or credit the
opinions Of those who are conversant with
the situation of Mexico, promises to establ-
ish the best code of government for that
country, it has ever known. There is moth
ing of that unmeaning bombast and specious
ardor in the proclamation, which gained
Santa Anna and his predecessors, their popu-
larity. A calm and brief glance is taken of
the disjointed state of the republic, and an
anxious desire manifested to gather up the
bleeding fragments, and breathe into them
the spirit unanimity and fervent patriotism.
He has evinced an anxiety to do justice
to the claims of other nations; and it is even
said that the campaign against Texas which
he always held as visionary enterprise,
will be superseded by more strict regard to
that policy which only can preserve the
future permanency of his own country.
Santa Anna, defeated and unpopular
has published manifesto, which is, in
reality, perfect mirror of his reigning
characterisdc-Treachery. The Mexican
journalists have commented pretty harshly
upon this paper and exposed the tissue of
falsehood and stimulation which it contains.