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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

- on FESTIVALS like these that those who right
iee! ana rightly this.k ..::s: dopore, and NOT IA
Jo,ee III or feproach the errors of Romanism For
wren tue great mass has been terminated. then
sn .. ana lesser masses commence for the snps
OF INDIVIDUALS whose relations cannot afford 10 nav
eos''y onering for the souls of their depart-
ed friends. Il have been at church SINCE s;x
O'Clock this morning. said French Conntsss ,,ha
ana NOT reach her home til past five in the evepinc
ON All Souls Day-sand have SO we'll satisfied
ue eufa!e and the church, that have received
piehaly indulgence, and the soul of nv friend
nave rescued from purgatory!' Mistaken but ami
aoie woman! l turned to her friend who was
standing by, and asked, is possible that YOU and
tne countess can believe this !'-for neither of
tnem are destitute of sense and talent She
shrugged her shoulders and replied sIndeed we
must believe all ths--but the priests ,urn orr
hesis!'
Inc masses for the souls Of the dead are short
or long, splendid or ordinary, according 10 the
wealth or generosity of the individuals who NAV
order them to be celebrated. Some are provided
tor by the wills of the departed-whist others are
PAID ior oy the families, or by some one member
whose gratitude or resources surpass the rest
Such scenes as this though poetic and captivating.
tend certainly to destroy our. dreams of human
perfcctloility; and in spite of the Sun of Know
ledge Ter so many generations, appear yet to be
surrounded by the murky light ofthe Middle Ages.
by. l must close my letter. All Saints and
All Souls Days have now passed away, for ano-
therIyear! Before they shall return, multitudes
of hose who have placed crowns of immortees
on lhe graves OF their friends, shall il, their turn
be ne subjects of the homage ofothers.
SD we are the same things that our Fathers have
been,
we see the same sights that our Fathers have seen,
we drink the same stream, and we feel the same
sun.
And we run the same course that our Fathers have
run'
And in like manner shall there be masses SUI, q.
any shall there bells be rung, and shall there be-
peifume thrown into the air. and the host shall be
raised, and the prayer shall be chanted for the
souls of those departed.
can say no more; but thank God The promise
still remains, that the time shall come, when true
Knowledge, true virtue, and true religion, shall
cdver the earth the waters cover the channels of
the mighty deep.
Lam gentlemen, your obed't servt.
Oh @.
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7 E R N s..

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NADvANcE. JUNE, 1887.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

consequences of such an event to de ighboring
commercial nation 1 will not dare 10 predict
Americans, Brothers in love Of liberty, 1 implore
you not to suffer this enemy Of human ibe rly and
human happiness, this aspiraDt to the dominion Of
the globe, this pundcrcr of mankind, TO perpetua tie
her existence al the future expense OF all other ci-
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

of the New York Daily Express
ALL SAINTS AND ALL SOULS DAY AT PARTS.
Come to thy home, beloved!
The mists they are thick, remember;
We've no autumn's mellow sun,
1t is duh and frear November,
And thy way a weary one,
Come to thy home beloved!'
Songs Of the Seasons.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

DR.. FRANKLIN's WIFE.-Franklin in ! Sksseh
of his life and habits, relates tho following anse.
dote of his frugal and afectionatA wifi a wifs
could scarcely make prettier apology ~ purchas.
ing her first piece of luxury y. y-5 .,.s
We have an English Prsteib that says.
.sHe that would thrive,
Must ask his wife,,
II was lucky for me that had one Is mitch dis.
posed to industry and fugality % myself. She's.
sisted me choerfully in my busiAasss folding ssd
stitching pamphlets, tending Shop ptifehe6Mg Old
linen rags for the paper makers, DC. We Kept nos
idle servant; our table was plain and simple our
furniture ofthe choapost.-For instance, my break.
fast was for a long time bread nnd milk, (notsa)
and ate it out of two penny earthen poTinSe1s
with pewter spoon; but mark how Luxury WIN
enter families, and make progress in spise
ciple; being called one morning to bfeakiaess
found il ima China bowl, with spoon Of silvs!@
They had bsen bought for me without s my Hnowr
edge. by my wife, and had cost her tne enormous
stun Of three ail twenty shillings; for which he
had no other excuse or apology to make, out that
shc thought her husband desersed silver spoon and
china hn,vI. as we'll as any Of her Meighbon. This
was the first appearance OF plate or ChinA in 0ug
house, which afterwards, in the course Of yeays -
our wealth increased, augmented gradually 70 sey.
oral hundred pounds in value.
Tho City Council Of Baltimore hass passsd m
ordinance, authorizing tho issue ~ 81
the' purpose of supplying small IN - ~
soncs ofspecie. The orlinaIcs appcinisa c.
lnissioners to issue tine certificates, 70 ~
not exceeding $l0O, 900 in tho uiols, in-t q
IS cents, 10 cents, 25cents, 50 canis 81 and \
The Nashville Hammer says:s,A ~
Nashville, being ssksd Is u, ~ ~ 80
lowin ~. - -, M sssirs siisss - sils.
thank IA \ haysh is = = s = \:
; va
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-01

OCoNNELL's LETTER.-D. BLocmER Dear
Slr: The enclosed newspaper contains a letter
fpm Daniel O'Connell, dated January I'd, 1887.
Ihe rumor a1oat (doubting his attachment to his
country and his nfexible opposition to British des-
otism,) induces me TO send it TO you for publicity.
ls contents being in accordance with the views of
many, as well rs our own, doubt not but it will
ma 9lace in your columns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
General Markets.


Wchave to notice the sale of advertised by the Messrs
Hofnans It very fully attended and passed of in spiri-
ted manner considering thing Common and middlng
qualities advanced fully &c., and instances Sc advance
was sbaioed the prices Of the last sale Imperial and
powder rather dragged-hyson extremely we'll This
was decidedly the best sale this months approx
ed paper, They were imported in Panama by N. L. g.
Grswold Rye -four has improved 25c-saes this DAY
at $780, Genessee selling change 962t a75 for
southern dull and change in price New York and Troy
quote 8.25 Corn is selling SO 100c for south
and 06 for Jersey We baye change in other
descriptions of grain Sales in Liverpool coal made
day at $3.50.
Sale Of Teas by Hoffman Co4c6 chests hyson so leg
cents 40 half chests do So l0sc so 13l ID boxes 7c rs
3pound do do 49, ii each; boxes of l2 pounds do
93c "a - lib boxes do 90c; 275 ID do c so 10 Id do
do ~ 75 ID do do VERY ne) 65c GAG chests Young
Hyson 80 50c 56 three quarter chests do a3Ic 1862 half
chests a2c GO Is Id boxes do 73c 0 IS Id do do &c.
SO cases. each boxes of IS lbs ach @ 400 IS ID boxes do SIC
boxes do l0oc; 10 b do do l0O ZIG half chests Gun
POWDER so l44 500 boxes do 50c 40 ID do 6sc
IS ~ 10 do do 76c IS cannise of IL each do 68c 10
chests Imperial 6 62c 25 half chests do 50 l26c 100 Is Id
boxes do 10 6lc IS IL lib do do 35c Id do do l5 rs
csnnster IL OF ID each do 6oc; 58 chests yson skn
45c l5 half do do 36i 4c; 20 chests Twankay &c. 40 half
chests do 80 salc sc chests Pouchong l00c; L chests
do IS c is each boxes Is lbs each do 79 also
matts cassia offered, and lo0sold at 9sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

TUESDAY, Sept. 5, 6 r. NJ
By an arrival yesterday possession advces ote
Liverpool Cotton market 5h u inclusive. The sales
for the previous that date amountedo bales and
the import a.2S3 bale slight advance obtained
Amer ian descriptions which by holders
ing shown less disposition to a6er their soekshey looking
forward decrease in Imports together with much in
creased consumption
The arrival being transient ship did receive any
letters frcm correspondents, therefore cannot give
readers \ full review Of that market
The accounts from the Southern and Western markets
rather barren today. OF the crop recev.
ed in Augusta Georgia. the LIST inst and ioc offered for It,
The make, ut remains about the per last
advices
We have change notice In the Philadelphia Market
Sales W ere made the 4th inst at ga l2ic.
Nothing new to notice Ia this staple in Boston.
There was better demand In this city this day. both for
home use and shipping The stock gradually reducing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
~ TO THE PUBLiC.-Whercas cerrnin resolutions

GF TO THE PUBLlC-Whercas certain resolutions were
passed al meeting held Bridgeport the I'd inst decara
TORY OF their construction Of the laws Of Connecticut author
Ing joint stock companies nad the proceedings Of the Bridge
port Incorporated Exch ngr Association under thataw
In establishing that Association, supposed that
change company could legally be formed under that law, and
that The statute did not require all of the khoder
be residents Of Bridgeport We did consider necessary
10 the legality OF proceedings, that should APP
pear TO meeting connected with what portion Of
our capital was deposited that place. II was
our opinion all the act required to funds that cnf
erchange and other objects of The corporation should at ali
might have At might removed other office they
thought proper establish. The establishment of office
the city u New York. for ransactng ton of the
uon concerns, not considered violating ordinance
hbiton contained in the which organi
ed and BY acts done ID the CITY Of New York. the stockholders
viii cheeruly, on legal rcqnion, submit to the adjudication
81 CoH.ectcut Our exchange operations until we con-
WINGED o. their llegaiy we shall, with all due difference to
the Bridgeport meeting continue transact and assure
the public and the citizens of that city that ability 10
engagements ample in proportion capitol and
less embarrassed than their banking institutions We possess
adequate means for conducting office in the city OF New
York, and should Of liabilities be dhonoreT,
slider ourselves justly anenabe public We
disposed to question the ability OF the the resolutions
above alluded h though take the liberty Of differing with
them the extent OF the banking conferred by the
ute authorsng stock companies and should be mis-
surpassed by any in that meeting We have published the OBJ
ects capital stock paid with all the requisites OF the law And
the bylaws, with capital paid in bv stockholders
will be- published in conformity with the statute and we have
ance with legal principles and perfectly ample tor
every purpose contemplated by th- association.
Office No. " Wall street. New York.
NJ B. The bills of the Association all times paid,
s6lt@ w. MARINER, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
w. MARINER, Secretary.

lr WE learn that the departure Of the packet which is
just arrived France A. Eex Paris giving the last
touch 70 fine categorical picture Is feet high the subeci
of the United States which he has been executing under the
direction OF the General Lafayette and his family and
which he is the anxious finish send speed
y possible conccives that being religious we'll
national the people Of America cannot fail at critical period
like the present. with greater aptitude the impress
ons ct the glory Of their country which it calculated
calls md will from the esenaton by ofhe grand epoc
OF its history be filed with noble confidence in the picture
conceyng with eater force all the submty Of this enboty
ing In work OF OF religious philosophical and social
idea We repeat that all documents and portraits fur
nhd by General Lafayette and since his anen ed death by
his family. nj. Etex whom to designate
Michael Angelo. distinguished Europe ~ his pant
iRgs at the church Of ST. Peter, Rome, by his colossal
groups 20 feet gh, which adorn the triumpha
arch Paris his splendid group Cainhs other equally
masiealy works tor the church the Magdaenand Of her
edfces in that city, and for The splendid Versailles
The first landscape painter of the Godfrey Jadin for
the productions Of whose pencil princes nobemen and CHI
contested, has faithfully Represented beautiful
and Erandes scenery~ur rivers AMI akeso'r
factories and rail roads, and waiting with the
most impotence for the largest picture hitherto
presenting in sublime alrgoy the mast important points Of
our hsorypanted by 1T the eminent artists OF the
fully capable Of giving 1ue effect subject and
Al the same time worthy ofinspring superior genius
Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

CLEARED.
B.rss Csxhsyen lIab, windt, Hamburg, D. H. schmid, &
Son; Rapid Ward, Havana Moses Taylor Brgs Courbia
Murray xibara Naar Brother Caihsne Townsend Vic
ssa as h% ss ss
S% arcs sr c Ap,Gnla span Ferror Neuv
ARRIVED.
shi Robert Isaac, Thorpe Liverpool July 27th d,s
Bark Condor, Mckee St. crois, Is days TO j. ". Al.
Bark Pomona Brewer, Amsterdam 20 days. with mdre 10
Brig Tarner Fullerton Of Portland, pu, in with damage
Bremen brig Burgoro, Schmidt, Pfeyer, Bremen 50 days.
packet New York, spinney Charleston 70 hours to
scsr. Atlas Brown, Washington, N G days. master
schr. rival. Barlow, Beaufort, N. c., days 10 master
schr Charity, Demerrest, Rsr.abannock, days. TO
schr Julius PringIe curbie, paior, n g. 10 days. with
VIM Douglass, cast away of Ocraeock-
sehr BnnssI slmonson yori River. days with wood
Dr. schr Orient Davidson, Windsor NJ =. ~ days, with
schr Lucy Harrison Mack, Folly Landing days, with
schr. Maria Smith, Philips, Folly Landing, days, with
schr Palestine niichnxs Suffolk sdays with Single.
schr Alkaline Wilson, Cosan Wilmington, ~ 9. 6days,
schr smn. Fowler, Washington, ~ G. days I, The mas
sebr Philadelphia Green Newbern n c. DAYS. to Mitch
schr Emerald Murch Boston, q days out, bound
scEr. B. Psssrs, Barter, Nsehis. days, 70 order
4
BEtow- Brig Geo. Taper Blanchard, or Portland dis
mssed-aso ships and bres
MEMORANDA
dsf ss @ s p'S re
Bank The wreck since that time has been annoying
and square rugged vessels also
and pile, boats tia, have ben, up = ~ hours q the
BIZ 'sss se,y Injurious s e one Of them Be ,ns boa,
and received Other damage within lie ss, ~o rnonhs tas
been cut awaysnd would respectfully ask our energetic
collector 70 oer buoy 70 be placed there q At least - fee,
| preventing the loss nf many vessels and lives
r s cu s New Tosso ~" s d w
smsge Ac.g The other " s.es lost and damaged were the
New Orleans 20 Bremensisos numerous feet ct oheryes
Tne csrnes tbefe reported L., Captain Ra,,oone
reports speaking Aug sh, lat o. the u,ts rrus knup
New fS os 30 M w sa% ssa a.re % % y
port she been before reported As being ashore sape
The Tarrsr Fullerton cf and from Portland q da,s bound
70 hstsnsss vh lumber put into tbs port Yesterday viii
ced gale lrou The ~ Eost mast. topmas,
athe srss sails rigging, sc lost both boats deck load, bull
4 - SPOKEN.
ynly 1Nh OF Acan' Georges, SILL from New yorh, 10 Mar
seuhss-py the Niger, nj Boston
Avg 18Th \, lon s passed ship standing ~ viii
L.w PsGr csscs s' from s New YORK 70 isvrs H. L.
by The Niger. ~ Boston
c 9 y S eh,% ys%sss New
~. ~ ,ss " % lon 7sa Catherine Funer New iora
AS ,. Ioh e. e. lon saas Bsa~o,, Funcs New yorA
Monsego Bay July @.sesSs.f s sis,sr u,,. New vos
Liverpool Avg t-Ears~a waxe New York. 10 days pas
- sos ss,s. s a.. .s e.. prs Ney York
q. Nee Aug ocScsssiap R,csie New yss. Bp,cbe
~ 49, ARRIVALS, cIrARANcrs A.
cbs@r B swain TO- o''-''' imperial s"a'" Se- s''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

py y Congyss oppcruney II session, etske or ~ ~
impored eoeia measure loudly and impefouay called
for and which would give esens relief thousands il his
ssy who II arsducon does not lake place, suffer
verely during TIE approaching winter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06
MARRIED
MARRIED..
On the l4th ul by the Rev. Felix varela, John Grana
Miss Ann daughter of Benz LOCKER, all New York
DIED.

DIED.
On Monday, 9th insr., Gabriel Ednonds.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
his funeral this morning. at 10 O'clock from bis late residence
AZ Catherine street.
On Monday 4th ut, Harriet, wife of Charles Christmas
The friends and relatives OF family requested to attend
the funeral this afternoon O'clock from her late residence
corner OF Hicks and Pierpont Streets Brooklyn.
On Monday, 9Th inst, Frances White, wife Of Sewa White
aged 81 years.
On Monday 4th inst, Tannake Turk, aged 80 years
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited at
tend the funeral this afternoon, O'clock from Ne 60 Mas
street, of John.
On Monday 5 inst, Jacob Only child Of Jacob and Eliza
A. Lorlard, aged months aud 10 days.
AT New Orleans the oath alt, Edmond Rerniaus ma
tive OF Philadelphia and resident city,
in the gath year OF his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

SlLvLn-sILv Elk-SlLvEA.
II Small cnange, such shags. sxDences. and five
pieces will he given exchange for ge, aavesor
ter dollars. Apply al the desk ofthis Office G-lI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

PAAA Tn3ArA&.-TnIs EVENING w.ls~ or
r10MoTI0N- Marquis d viaecour Mr. Fi.her-x.ds
S e v I,sP "a ~ 81 y xR%
:? s sssssSs VIE JONATHAN Dounlklss- yoa.,As.
ss1s. s ssei ssss s:s
ai Tho B.l 1sssIss Y. !: ''is's: s-sss.. Mrs.
ssdor-n Crow Mr. Ries-Lsdy command Mrs ssss Ss
To lude With, vIRGINNY MOMMY- Ginger Blue, Mr..
HlceCLucy, Mrs Ia Forrest
before O'clock Boxes, Is cents-fis s7S-c;siery d
NATaoNAL TIE TEn --Ls A. Hs y !, 9 y.
rH w. Rlv a Anthony Absolute, Mr. sarn~sJuia
rS s SS.sIs u yI!ssns 6SyINsHED cENTLEMANJem
Dors open sa-Performance begin AZ Vi.
n "A "a, - - LIN aiansArAE.-rHls EVENING.
THE sHADE-Aiber Bondel Mr. Harlison-Theresa Mrs.
After which the BRIGAND's soN-Brisanss Son. Mrs. W.
acknowledged, Mr.. w. SETON
To conclude with THE LAST NAIL--Adelck starke. Mr.
Harrison-Agaha Mrs Herring.
prccise Bs1s s. ceu-Fit IS csnis .sA' . '''0'A
MRS. HKMBLIN,S TIN EATRFs. late Richmond
sENEFHr OF 81 Ms yi, r. .fr i ESEN nHG
DOUG As-Young NorvaI. Mr. wels-Lady Randolph, Mrs
To conclude with YOUTH LOVE AND F0LLY-Charles,
Mr. Charlcs-Sopha Mrs iIamhiin
=. ococx. Admission to the boxes So cestsP
2 cents
Mss MON.Eh's DnAMATlC SALOON
THIS EvENiNG, will be prcsrnteo,
THE sTRANG ER-Stranger, Jacs Mrs. Halter Miss
After which THE observation-disclosures DArraud, Mr..
Doors open 7-Perfornances to commence at before g.
Boxes 50 cents-P, 25cenu-
NfBLO'S GARDEN.-THIs EVENING, the en-
teraime,s will commence with the perfor. OF the
Rave Family fourteen In number, being night
THIS EvENiN Gs entertainment viii commence with the
Psrormanse ofthe RAvEI FAMILY. who viii appear the
Tight Rope and through their unequaed and graceful
performances lie Petit Amour will dance ADMIRED Pas
in wooden shoes Ma.asr Ravei cher first appearaHcel
WI dance her graceful Pas de Bergee Gabriel Ravri will
antannenls will conclude with performance ~ Javeii Ra
vel Of which he win give description wishing agree
xfler Which CONCERT.
Jeyell Msden,ossie Emile KasrL Feat only aaempt
sa sy tbs Lady 70 an immense height on Rope 700
summit ofwhcb they win appear in Brilliant Display Of Fire
Tickets 5ecents, to be had at the music stores Sc
OLYMPIC THEATHE.-The ladies ard geunle
- men engaged at this Theatre will please attend Rehea
;st on Friday nqrnng a u oc'ck preparatory 10 the open
E The gentlemen ofthe Orchestra WI also comply with
OLXMrIC THEATRt.-l Broad.ay nezt g 7aft<r
viii s
.a q us % q r
S = il .,S
Tns wq sse % ~ " m
liant costly description together the scenery daper,
gas fixtures &c &c have been b. the first artists in
Ssress . LxRp BxkE
ply !. sSos, e. the spacious Rssty Of % Theatre .us A.
SF+E NItlDs N NNM SNOvIad PANSM .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

MORNING HERALD SHIP >4Ws.
PORT OF NEW YORK SEPT. s. 10 O'CLOCK. ?. NJ.
High Wsx~ 1900
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

SPkEMY1D NEW MOVING PANORAM MA,
~ AT NIbLVS GARDEN, superior To any thing Of the
kind ever exhibited 10 this coony painted by the celebrated
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct representa-
lion Of the ISLAND OF CEYLON All the artists and
noisseurs that have this spend Panorama,
to De the best panoramic painting brought this country
hxhissted during tle day and evening Adntfsnce, 20
ocDtA jy1l-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

A treat now Tor the reception OF company fer the
Being situated directly the board this
place very heanhy location also pleasant saaion,
where an abundance ef fo~d be had also
bathing "
Ter$l per day ~ pr week. The bar wen stocked
with choice wines stahling commo!ious.
NJ b. Carriages illness all times upon the arrival
Of the steamboat New Haven passengers directly
TO the Point. auI2 6ws RlCHARD WELD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

AtC,lON NDrss &c -srisav SATURDAY.. -.
N TENDER 9th and 9h--LARCE STOCK OF rIiRNf-
IIEE. 10 ocock nj the - and sales Am
will be IA without by order III the agnces
the largest STOCK az cnbs furnturs offered hs saon Not
having in stnr- The opposite a her
the purpose s ing oppor Of araugiaV
the aclcxfor sxssnn s,ion and Catalogues tepnr.
iicnlnrs in asiav Sale he positive, rain shin
shippers will be afforded every tnsity IN packiag.
Also, The time, valuable stock sunercr
glasses. OF all sizes s6.dfs TUps HE'LL Anet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

CLEANED.
Barss Cuxhsyen, io'Sbj wIndt Hamburg ID. H. Schmidt
Son; Rapid Ward Havana, Moses Taylor Brgs Columbia
Murray xbara Naar Broher Catharine Vicks
burg jobs La'law 60 Emit, tPrus) Passenseip, Roer
dam Amsterdam, ID. II. Schmidt Schrs. Endravor
Smith, Nurlreessoro' N CT Antonio, (Span) Ferror Neuyi
tas, J. r. Garcia; Mary, Deale, Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

- zp~~r ~ ,: cADY. Anel!oaesy
- nreesxIhn pay, q half pest 0esrk. II las - -
tcr 800, mrEe ard general or af
.nF; guns Ei.sc. tsls - viii goc -
ton l. RI aavertsesneut IT this kind.
~ Private 1ael00o0 d0xsn CoMbs assorted u III 49,
riety inag.nahle -
200 dozen Collars and BosonA
1880 Needles assorted ffon ~, noning md Qeu~n
de-. T7E N7N En- -
$3.50 gross Buons Coat Vest Pearl, subject des,.
lure, which wnl be taken il psymens.
Also, SHun Boxes, Pins NC. &c. &c
Also German, French, Rhode Island Jewelry; 49,
priced watches, Guard Chains We. m34lye
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06

4 RIA s.E "a IN - An LAST
I DIsCOvERED.-Dr POETS celebrated "speci1.
Mixture" failed gravel
seminal weakness SO satisfied Gifts wonderful efficacy Dr
Poe that be would hesitate oeh ol0Oe In any aure
The Increasing demand for Poeus Specific this city, vel
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE Boston, rrovidence, and New
Orleans Is the best proof Of its worth.
New York Agenis-A b. d. Sands lee Fulton street. J.
syme, corner Bowery and walker w. HorwI, CO
nj and Hndsnn. Price n. ivI-3un