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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

NYOT1CE-l hereby nosify any person from sakinx
Of haad given Daniel Reid sossesiass N de
year 1888 for dollars og win pay ss snls
am compelled by Law, IS received vaIes fs IT,
and capable OF doing business. te tins Usa
given STANTON BAILEY
Richmond, 9th 9Th 1897. s0:A
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Ysa l,evsssea-DAvlD WALLACE
Yoa lAsurwxASr t3ovsaSoa-tUt. DAVID HILLS.
foa RspasssSrAr,vw " Cevaasas.
JAMES RAklDEN, JONATHAN MCARTf.
Yoa Rsvassssra rWs ~ rME SrArs i.ea's.A-vav.
ACilll. Lea WILLIAM. JOSEpu MORROW,
4. w. MJWEHS, NNTuAN SMITH,
RN'HARD J. nj BDNRp, CALEB LEWIS,
GEORGE HOLMAN, TuoMASJtNtR,
HENRY HOOVER, J. 4. HAWKINS
fea CtrRx ~ rHr Cornr,
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL. HANNAH
70! RsuoRpER
JAMES WOODS A. =. S!ioRrRitk;E,
JOSEPH V. GREGG, PETER FLEMING,
FREDERIC DILLON, AMNSA BOND.
ABNER HAMS, JAMES lLlFF,
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, HARLAN ROBBINS,
SAMUEL DELCNG, JEHlEL LAMl~ON.
Associate Jup6r.
JAMES NJ BANTER, WILLIAM RUSSEY, SEA-
DANIEL. REID JESSE WILLIAMS.
DEA!E BUTLER.
PRonArE Jupos.-s: w. WHITMAN.
STEPHEN. L. STANTON.
For CocNry CosarssIoNEK-DANiEfP =. WiG:ciNS.
FoR CogoNER.-SAMUEI. w. FORSHA,
THOMAS T. AI.BERTSON.
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Fruit. or the Pressure.

NEW stock G:ools havs just been received By the
subscriber al his old matchmaking Of .4edcaes,
FainIs Ois Dye Hoods, Tobacco Cigars Il Snuas Bsoks
nd S.,,o,arv-Liquor Fruits and Confectionery sndss-
rious o.er articles, tedious mcason, ~tch be osn
70 the public cheap for cash. IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July p, 1885,. 29M
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July ,, 1897.

Mr. CLAY AND AMOS KENDALL We find tho
following article in the Merchant. published a
Baltimore, by Gen. Duff Green. The period has
arr:v ed when a corrupt and dangerous politician
like Amos Kendall should be unmaskcd; the peo-
pie wish to know all about this jesuit who has rt,-
ineJ the country by his pernicious counsels to An
drew Jackson, and from his bad cminence amp
vicious is in effect ruling the destinics OF
the land under new set of men.
No one understands Kendall better than Daft
Green, and can paint his character with more JUS
tice and fidelity. II was Kendall who, while Sc
crctly encouraging Mr. Clay to support Mr.. Ad-
ans, was dcnouncing Clay for that very act to the
Republican Press generally, and came out for
Jackson on a stipulation of reward and promotion.
| TIE motives Of Mr.. Clay in that afiair now
getting to be better understood and appreciated
by the country
AMOS KENDALL UNAIASKED.
The prominent part which this man is now play
ing in the game of politics and the influence
which he wclds over the destincs of this coun-
try. and Of the world, connected with it, re-
quires that he should be unmasked.
II will be remembered that he the prime i
pal witness in sustaining the charge that there
corrupt understanding between Mr.. Clay
and Mr. Adams. that the latter would, IT elected
by Mr.. Clay's influence, appoint him Secretary of
State
By recurring to the old controversy in 1928.
we find that Kendall acknowledges that he took
an active art IN pcrSuading MS representative
in Congress to vote for MIR. Adams, because he
believed that. if elected, he would appoint Mr..
Clay Secretary of State. 1--WE will hereafter show
the motive and that he openly asserted that it was
right for Mr.. Clay, before he gave his vote for
MIR. Adams, TO require condition that Mr.. Adj |
ans should pledge himself to make Mr.. Clay
Of State. He says in his examination
before the legislature Of Kentucky, that after
the presidential election, he wrote to Mr. Clay
that he would, If Mr.. Clay would give him a sal
ary Of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, go to
Washington and SYNDICATE HIN AGAINST THE
WHICH ARE AFLoAr AGAINST HIM"
These arc Mr.. Kendalrs own words, reported by
himself the editor Of the Frankfort Argus, as
The substance Of his evidence before the Senate
If Kentucky, on the examination Of the charge :
If bargain, Ac.) Now, what were these ISLANDERS
against Mr. Clay, against which Mr.. Kendall
would have defended him for a salary Of fifteen J
hundred dollars. Hear him again. In a letter s
lated March 8, lS2S, to the Hon. David White, Z
sho bad been the representative in Congress, he
'ays: +,
MANY Of your friends here have felt dissatis
ion with your address to the public, much deep I
n than have expressed in the Argus They 9
rave urged me to procure proof Of your declara- :
ions; but rs l do not wish to take a step which
would injurc you by showing q seeming cooAic- h
ion between your public and private statements, +
have put them OF by telling them would write q
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

SUPERIOR Sicily, Samos, PORT Cogniac, Tencrif and
y Malaga Wives: Coyniac Brady, Jamaica Rum and
Holland (in ju received from ths Ea and warranted
pure imported. For sale by IRV IN REED.
Richmond, July -, 1897. 29:f
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Jeln sh"WAs aNd sbs iseassrsaS \
Nasbara -. Eassc~, dsesAssi. Ia shs Wav.e p,.hass
{ Cssss, Asesa Term.
NOTICE u hes-hv given aM ress~Ns toegu,A An ne
estate NJ said Barbara ". EasicN. de-d sAaI - Mwsrsps
i've last will asd II said sessssA Win - pssss~,
ed 20 she ds- II the Wsy prchass Ios q ~ A. :,
sabsrNsas dsv u the sssn Of ssa lsss - ks
hoidca ~ the Soas hoass W swd sAla esuay, shs
seeaad Monday q" Ausass thai saus m 49,
aad s',eFe be P'ovea aai sa.assed ~ svr,-s
Wiek,na~i, ;gh, 1877. ~
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New Root and Shoe Mamufact0ry

JUST receiving large and gsnera assortment Of Boots,
Shoes and Brogans, hich offer wholesale retail
the accomoda tng Couatry merchants are
particularly invited CALL stock consists Of almost
every article in The shoe s.dc, and we'll selected Epf their
accommodation COALE & HAMILTON.
April 22ad, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

INJECTION NOTICE...THE qualified votsrs Of
IL Wayn. County hereby notified that there win b
election held the first Monday Ausss. dis
usual places Of holding elections in Wayne County Indi-
under thu direction Of the inspectors Of Ele-fss IN
tho several Townships, for the puposs Of eIeefins oas ~
bate Juige for said County, vice A0nsr anes resened
By order Of Governor Noah Noble. Given under ~
haad this 56ih day of June, 1891
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

Fare Reduced.-NEIL, MOORE s. CO,
q RE running three daily COACHES from Uheel-
ing Ciaeis,g.i, and have .uced r.. Fa:c that
Columbus to zauesyiirc, $500
do Wheeling.
do TO springfield.
do TO Da ytOn, $3.50
do TO Cincinnati, 800
In,ermcdiatc points, cents PEI mile.
(E3-For ssats apply a. old established Offices.
(-N,il, Moore & Go. only lines running ioui
Columbus to Cleveland, Huron aad Sandusky.
Columbus, July 70, 1887 29-lm.
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Z61C0D11OWO II OUDHOrve
NEW ARRANGEMENT-The Subscribers have
tered into eopaYtnershp in the Foundsy, Machine
Making Store Copper Sheet IRON aud Plough business, in
the and under irno t. GROVER l. CO. and
they invite the of their old friend the public, far
whose favos they render gai,u! acknowledgements
and promise continuance Of said fnvOs
for the future.
The business Of the OLD firms will DO settled
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAlNES,
J. w. SWAIN 4 &c.
j. MOFFII-r 4 10.
July Is, 1887. 27:u
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY


STOVE. COPPER TIN WARE Mandatory.
KO;lN MOFFlTT & Co. have established saomseiye,
in Towa Of Richmond Wayne Coanty Indiana, q,
of John Motif, fsw doors of she R@ak,
Main street, the purpose OF Manufacturing Stere.
Copper, Seef Aon ard Tia are, ia all is various raac
Thsy intend 10 keep hand general assortment Of
CooxING, Tex AM SEVEN PLArE STOVES; also, geasr
al OF TIN WARE. which they will dispose OF on
reasonable can be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS and Others from ihe countSy wanting OF
the above articles, solicissd give them cali
JouN MoTrirT, J.Mss T.. LAKE,
Gusrsvus T.. i;aySss.
(y-N. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
RruMoNp, April is:, 1887. 13tf
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CALL AND SETTLE.

ALI. persons knowing themselves he indebted chs
subscriber, either by Book would conf-r
particular Ivy caag nnca,cly and settle the
have dcclned business and exceedingly anxious
have books settled possible. hsrefo!c hops
that those interested will neglect this notice. Those VIII"
paw now would do wall cnn ard balanc.
The books will be kens at the old
stand, up stairs. . J.
RICuMoND, Nav 81, 1887.
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STATE OF INDIAN !! !. L.;!X IS.

sAcI nOGER, P...idsss Jsas: Of , o.. 80. CIR.
= s.. .s.:., ID S %! S. qualified 20 d.shars.
$1,000 r.aSs. J.dp = - mid State Of Indiana.
- -. nv h.nd q hssssiNs, July ~, 1887
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05

July 25, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

l.
We have nothing favorable report Of this days markets
Every thing continues last quoted prices
and the butchers that small expected to be
higher In former years. this season. country markets
supplied abundantly with lamb, veal, pig and poultry
but these articles they middle
Of winter; and for what little there is, the exorlan
prices demanded by the country dealers In most cases.
indeed charge higher than the articles be pur
chased for at the stalls of the licensed butcherx
BY the Sd secton title e Of the Market Laws provided
that shall purchase in public Market until ar
the hour Of IL o'clock provisions Of
any kind with intent sell the again. any place in
the city of New York. under the penalty Of or
fence" Nothing be explicit than this enac,ment
yet day passes without its being nnged husdreds
instances No do the ceuntry producers arrive
markets. which they do about SUNRISE than they
surrounded by thousands OF hucksers on all parts
city, carry nearly the whole Of the supply long
before citizens go market entirely cleared by
these hape Of all the choicest articles which they charge
profit Of fran % 50 per Can any thing be more
shameful greater evil than this! Thousands Of dollars are
extored daily from the pockets of citizens practice
against which there express law pponed
extravagant salaries direct its is mock
cry OF such laws at the same time
sanction, by official neglect papable and gross violations OF
them Are justified in believing inspectors
either totally unfit for office, that in their nfor-
nations against the honest and patriotic independent butchers
they Influenced NY other than that of pub
lie duty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Freighs-Rensn rather dull Liverpool our last quo
iaona We have no further change notice
Havre. The Offering very fair. Packets are filing
No auction sales Of Importance
Receipts Of Produce-25o barrels four "a do quo
provisions l2l do ashes; 81 tubs butter
e. new OaLEAss August P; M;-susar-Prime, 81 g. in
Ienor. D. moderate demand Four-Superfne e12 IS,
scarce sales fine Sl so per BARREL sales Lead-Pg Sci
sal, Itc per 10 Tobacco-Frs quality 81 &C. per Id;
second do Sets do; crossed q do sales Freights-
Toton-To Liverpool ID Id; Havre lei New Yors,
uooaccs-To Cowes aad market per hid sos; Bremen
hamburg, direct, Sos; New York, per hid. 81 q a.
NASSAU ~ r. August SIT apprehended that the
crop would be nearly all destroyed Corn and
night was selling at q SO per bushel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

We unable today make any alteration the amount
of the stock ON hand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

The L~.s this port reports that on the 9th inst lat So
lon 'a saw foreisn ship, snderjury nasts bound 70 this
Inc sec !sss from 9. Johns D. for Hail. England
cacumpque her has been OFF
~ inc s;a q empty casks and viii proceed Cascump9us
ID ne OAanoeor, arrived New instant
Of the Wesaas came CAPT Asser McAster late
o N Tor 81 Stephens the 9th July IN baason the
which lasted until IL O'Clock At night During the gale the
Woodms preached TO- and knocked dowa the
18Th Vessel condemned and would be sold fer whom might
Dructiue Gale at Nassau NJ Pcaptain Clemens of the
hm~ns Bird Br) arrived at Norfolk the 9th inst, 5days
severity unit" on no Monday 1 fo
Three sses, Of which Aa just arrived from
when Captain left Two vessels were wrecked in The VII
Gently o. b. he AMI was tina, some Of their
town ''"" - "e
The PanIer az Halifax (beiore reported III HI
passengers bound this port The captain finds il difcul to
moi allow them to land They wo%a
SICK with the small pox Poor deuded beings their
wHALERs
leland Of Islands March S with sS Soo r sue New
go sperm Len at Bay of Islands, Orozmbo Sherman New
Nantucket Aug 5-Arr Planter Manter Pacific Ocean as
spoke Orbit Rs yan dn N s"U Se
k Es 500 y wxhse; Dec e. E6wsrd ouesnel sO SD
II.
0o 81 sth 38 80 Henry. Chase de- 10 reported April
80 April H. 26 5. Virginia, 400 At Talce Nav is
SHIPS Zone Coffin Nantucket, 1885, bound home: Marv
Martha Coffin, Plymouth, 24oo for home Sapphire Salem
VESSELS SPOKEN
aug 6th lat 40, lon g. Henry Kneeland Barliny from
Liverpool for New York-by the Europe, at this port
FOREIGN PORTS
York; HOBART ssaen eR sesspa MacAss New
h nGsaon reports sailing in company with the Florida
Havre, June the 25th-Arrved ship Florian Meyers
5aIy este In Rocket York
soon Franconia Blake do, Aug Caroline Leprain New
Orleans Anita, Deapasso do 18th July The Ophir
naunsnam OF New YORK; from New Orleans, via Gibraltar,
St Martins, July Ia-spd Cabinet, New YORK.
Halifax August 3-AA Picou Doane, New York Cpd,
Halifax, VBrien, West Indies.
,Miramachi, NJ b., July 9-Lord Ramsay, England, New
Carraquict. August dorchester, Reid Perth Amboy
81 Johns, N. b., July 3l.-Bee Cochran, New York.
Lagu July 2s-spd Gustavus Manson from New York,
VESSELS SPOKEN.
August lat AZ So long, 6 Minerva (Bremen) from Bre-
men, Tor New York-by the Tennessee at this port
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs, &c.
Boston, Aug a-Ar. fremont Reed, New York; Compli-
cd TRIO Nckerson New York; Boston, Hallett do-Wnd
So 70 SW. CPd WIN. Roscoe, Meeker, New York.
"a salem august AR Fancy Chase New York. 9th Fair
New Haven, Aug. s-Ar. Heroine Dorman, New York
d Lazy Fenwick Frsbee do. Spy, del President, do; Al
kch%ond Aug s,Ar Splendid Lenan, N. York; George,
Norfolk, Aug. 7-Ar Relief Skinner New York-spd Thad.
deus, Wapoe, do.
Alexandria, August a-Ar. Johannes, Knque, New York
New Orleans August 2-CPd, Grafton, Pckner, New York;
Huntsville, Eldredgr do.
~ n =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

CLEARED.
ship ST. Louis, Stanton, Sydney Lsidlaw Co. Bark
lwanowa, Higgins Madeira and Tenerife, Crane Peck
Brig Susan Mary, McCeuan, Barbados, D. H. Roberson
Adegunde, (Brl Lappenburg, Ango~tura Moler Open
hemer. schr. Copper, shannon, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
ship Europe, Marshall Liverpool July Isl, with mdre c.
ship say Lines IIayre July 3D. with mdre c. Bol,o-,
ship Tennessee Mattson Livsrpos a days. with nd,s.
ship Henry Knesland, B.rng, Liverpool 40 days. to D.
brig Buchanan, Hsg. Bremen days. with rndze to
Notmus
Brig Psss, Blanchard, Bensire lays. TO Mes
NTH Leeds
schr Henry Barger, Brgg,, Baltimore days. to master
MEMORANDA.
Captain Blanchard o. the Palins Bonsre, arrived
day. reports that the 10th inst Bsrnegst spoke
Rerbury, from Trinidad for New York. having on the 2d
nstn gale carried both her asts and lost most Other
sails-was under jury masts
Since the above reported, the Tassr boat boarded
the Pilot Boat Mary As~ who reports osh ins T.
Of Sandy Hook boarded the Rsrbvy Of New York.
from Trinidad Cuba, Of provisons got dsaed
the ist Instant Fiordalih, r. spshe
10 anchor half way Of the woodlands wind blowing gale
The requested make haste to town and send
boat 70 her reet Capt Page OF the reports that number
Of vessels were dmsed and received other damage the
same time
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

- BAGE ~ CO., I54 Broadway.-Those in want
OF good HAT, would do well to call at ia Broad
way, where the latest fashions always In readiness
: OLD NICK will appear IN PRO statue
CO on sunday 18th inst during
the week in his pui nil, n, Inc c@rnu nc erre,t
Of the Palisades, Fort Lee The aeapbca, BERGEN leaves
on Sunday IRE the foot Of Canal h,f past half
~ and halt past and return at in evening The MAkA
during the week from the foot OF Canal street auI2n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

CAND.-DR JACksvN has sn.icd U B" Fssent We
n grtshie Med~r,~d v.por Essshlishmer Bow
geneev furnished apartments and board with the bes
m nnrxes provided nvas who wish them
selves under bis medical and bis Mecaied vspour
Baths leo-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

(1Lf MFIC THEATRE.-The subscribers having
purchased the lease OF the property lately known
f44 broadway land Immediately adjoining "TatersaPs well
Known establishment are now converting into and
elegant Theatre viii be conducted of Ma
dame Vestris Oympic" London, open regular
season on or about the 18th Of August September
dies and gentlemen Of the profession DESTROYS OF obtaining
gasemens viii please apply by letter post paid either
M $1,000 y; BLAkE, or Proprietors and
New York, July 10th, 1887 yI2tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

Tor SALE CHEAP.-A complete uniform. nearly
new sfone of the Artillery Regiments in this city April
Post Office. ani23t.
WANTED-At 81 Broadway, four first WATERS who
w have had experience in waiting establishment OF the
kind Those who speak both French and English woud be
preferred auI9.Iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

SSIGNEES' NOTiCE.-The undersigned, assig.
"A Of Wam hereby rive notice 10 The cre
tors Of said 4nnsiord 70 render he, respective
adjusted, before the i4h day Of August Instant and
also that they will be in attendance the Box the
Bowery Theatre every day from 10 until O'Clock that
purpose and that the assignment Of the said Dnaeord
and there be exhibited, and creditor allowed comply
with its conditions previous the above date
LORIAN FIREMAN,
GEO q. STEVENSON, yAssignees.
PHILIP l. SPIRO,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

JESSE CADY. Apcllo.eer.

JESSE CADr, Auctoneer
* ~ CADb, Store Nos lit and II9 wsses
Day. al half past 8 O'Clock, in lots 10 sps,
oI cash large and general assortment of s,s
sauware' cuuery tall goods, hats combs fancy soep cloth
ny guns pistols drhs NC, with assortment Of goods su
80 70 tre couhern and western Market TOO auuerus 10
uon IL an advertisement Of this kind.
~ Invats Saie-I0O0o dozen Combs assorted Of all kinda
riety mag aable '' VI s'e'S -
100 dozen Collars and Rosoms
lOOe0 Needles, from IL He.nmin,,s and
do. ~'--~""'"'"s a"o ~etAs'A
o gross Buttons, Coat, Vest and Pearl subject TO ebes
'".v, wnich " III be taken in payment
a,so Snun Boxes, Pins, &c. &c kc
nraso ~ ernan French, and Rhode Island JeweLy; Low
p.eea W atches, Guard Chains &c. mSS'lys
nyu M. WARD. Aucuoneer
ID sre.; -. EAKNS q CO., Store No. l5S Pearl
ton room. sorner OF WaL-Ths Day. o'clock auc
dirk aiawars Cutlery consisting Of pen, pocket
cards neaa garas and In dozens; on
eve cannsters and bundes double and singled
cans ib,nLl eei and brass kareled percussos
Eancy Co. AhunE needles, hooks and eyes, AZ. sc.
nerfmerv of double extra cologne hair on
aIso - Iench and Esg.sh SOAP lavender water NC
shoes '"u ''ons, Collars, bosonss, boots, aDe
also, an lnysce OF MISUNDERSTANDING Of earrings finger
.IHEs. " ocnes, oreastplns chains, nc. &c. ID
NEW YORK TATTENSAI ls-Th- - .r1.,
pubc sales OF Horses, Carriage Harness ~c.nrs
r. take place at this well known establishment ever, Morasv
at IL O'Clock. e'''y "Aonasy
The sale will commence on Monday A,.ns, ,A,s
IL O'Clock All Horses, Carriages NC in,nsea for his
sale be shown AID entered before ,s.,
18th inst, al O'Clock, r. M. '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

L nsris1med The pl.v os E.-THIs EVENING wiz he
MARRiAGE OF FIGARo-Fgaro, Mr.. Ricbing,-sn..n.
To conclude with
DEN FHiEsCHUTZ-Caspar, Mr. Horn-Lipda Mis-. uor
Issue, "iss Nor
III Doors open PERFORMANCES Commence . >, o,.,..
EEANkLIN THMATRE.-THISE yEN,x;5,
4 VIII o+ presented tie asdma s"S''
GiLDEROY-Gideroy, Mr. w. Seton-Jessy Logan mr
w. Seton e""' "fs.
Amer which,
BOHEMIAN MOTHER-csunt, Mr. w. sefton-Louise
Mrs. w. Seton. '
After whics
DON yUAN-Don Guzman. Mr.. W. se,on-Don Juan, Mrs
w. Seton.
To conclude with
FLIGHT To AMERICA; Or Jim Grow in New York
benjamin bnkinsop, Esq, Mr.. MitehelJulette La Belle,
Miss A. Pshef-Elien Freegrave, Mrs La Forest
precisely. Boxes 80 cents-Pi Is cents.
MMS. HAE;BLIN's TIL EATR Il, late Richn,ond
~ H corner Of Charlton and Parfck sets-THIS EVEN
ING will be presented
LADY AND wildlove Mr.. Challes-Zepherina,
Mrs. Hambln.
After which,
LAMOUR-A comic Panomine, with a variety OF Comic and
Fancy Dancing.
After which
HOUSE IN AN UPROAR-In which Messrs. walbourne
an! Davis will appear
To conclude with
FORTUNES FkOLIC-Robin, Mr. Farrel-Doly, Mrs.
Wray.
Doors open halfpast o'clock Performance will
nence al clock. Admission the boxes 50 cents-GaeTy
rs cents.
NlBLO'S AhDEN.-Ths Evening, the enter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
DEACH OHCHARD AND sCHUYLKIL

SYAUP SARSAPARILLA AND LEMON
SYRUP, ofa very superior quality, manufactured and
sale Wholesale and retail At the low price Of t0 per
ren or cents by the single bote and warranted
any ever made In this city,by GREGORY,
1871 William e.
ter. sus,r
nIsEAsss OF THE EYE.-DR. ELLIOTT OCJI.
- LIST ssd Professor n the Aaasoy and Diseases OF In,
human eye. " -
ohce, es Broadway. Private entrance in Dusoe stree,
g ARsAPARILLA AMP LEMON SYRUP,
" manufactured expressly for soda water and for family
by ". GREGORY, at his Vanilla Cream Candy Mandatory
lsi wilsm Sta. between John and Fulton sts Jest
II ALM. Or j Jelly vF ICELAND MOSS
This article celebrated In eeughs ssd diseases OF the
chest prepared from tie best Mos and contrasting no nr
jy@ IAMOUREAUx h CO., No 81 Broadway.
DINE APPLE CH EEsE-Ope hundred and Afv
HARTMAN 4 BIRDsALf,
le,x and Commits Merchants,
ala 80 and 50 Water street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12

SPLENDID NEW MOVING PANORAMA,
- AT NlBLOS GARDEN, superior To any thing If the
kind exhibited in this country painted by celebrated
w Daniels, Royal Academician, London. The subject is
uonof the ISLAND OF CEYLoN All the artists and
nosseurs that have this splendid Panorama pronounce
TO be the best panoramic painting brought this country
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admtance, %
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-12
Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUGACTURED ny

INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
III WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. jy4-H
~ NEW BRIGHTON BALLs.-The Pavilion
hronged with vsiter that is found impossible
accommodate all DESTROYS OF attending the Wednesday evening
Balls for this season. and TO prevent disappointment limited
number of tickets will issued. au9-lw
rSMALL NOTe FOR CHANGE.---GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE,. NEALE, John street.
doors from Broadway having engraved three Steel
Plates enabled TO sell Notes for rs 100, and
the original COST to sorekeeper, manufacturers and
generally Steamboat and railroad companies would DO
well give him call and examine splendid specimens
The denominations 2 IS So IS cents and g. with
full vgnette and printed bank paper superior in
any in the city.
u Observe John street, doors from Broadway
W Visiting address store cards engraved and printed
at prices to suit the times Small conpa.
mes ana pubic Institutions engraved in Superior STYLE the
snortest nouce iy191m