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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05

The CHAsE--A noble ship of 800 tons
was on her outward passage 70 India, with
valuable cargo of specie and American
goods. Before doubling the Cape, sus-
picious looking vasSal w~e discovered
dead to windward under a press Of tte'n,s .sS,
bearing down upon the lndlaman-the
experienced eye of the captain instantly
enabled him to determine that she was
small tight schooner--an acquaintance
with which would not be desirable. He
had few arms--and although his crew was
true as steel, they could not contend with
a well armed pirate The ship was there
fore put away before the wind, and every
rag of canvass packed upon her that she
could bear. The eye Of the captain rest
ed for time upon his bending masts CO.
vered with canvass to the very truck
was then turned upon his gallant crew,
who collected, having entire confidence in
his skill and courage, and at last settled
long and steadfaStly upon the chase. She
gains---she gains--and there are many
hours of daylight. ship has the advan-
tage Of a small sharp craft with floating
sheet--but yet she gains. The danger is
imminent, and 10! new and terrific enc
my appears far to leeward-a black cloud
rises slowly from the horizon, and gives
but too surely, an intimation Of what may
be shortly apprehended. The ship can
not shorten sail-ior the chase will be up
on him-and the captains plan was in
stantly laid Every man was ordered to
his post-the heavens grew more porten-
tous every moment-but the pirate did not
start tack or sheet, as the captain hoped
he would, and allow him to gain little
before the hurricane came on. The wind
freshens-the masts yield to the tremen-
dous pressure which they have to sustain
the teeth Of the stoutest seamen are set,
firm in the apprehension that they will go
by the board. The steady eye ofthe cap
tain is fixed upon the gathering tornado
at last it comes-the ocean in the dis
lance is white with foam, and he who was
before SO quiet and unmoved, is now ami
mated to tremendous exertlon. "Let go
all fore and aft" rung out clear and loud
--"CIpW up anu ClcW uOhh-iny hlOlt
we're orders which followed each other in
quick succession--and were as quickly
obeyed-the tapping sails are rapidly Sc
cured-the wind lulls--the tornado is up
on them--laking them aback-the ship
falls off--she bends to the gale-until the
yard arms are in the waves--she begins
to move through the water with u con
stantly accelerated motion. '
The pirate with the quickness of per-
ception so common among men of their
class, instantly comprehended his advan-
tage. He was near two miles dead to
windward of the lndiaman, which made
greater Roadway under her bare poles
than he did---the hurricane could not last
long--he should therefore be close on
board of her when it passed over, and she
must then fall an easy prey to them.
The captain Of the noble merchantman
saw it all-there was but one fearful way
TO escape. He had a gallant and staunch
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05
Look here.-Thc ladies of this city are

Look here.-Thc ladies of this city are
getting their aurels stolen from them by
the fair damsels Of PoughkeePsie. The
Star says, improvement and fruitiulnoss
of this enterprising town, we will not say
village, may be gathered from the fact
that since last spring, no less than nine
twins have been born there, and in one in
stance three at birth. Such occurrences
are rare in this city, and especially in
these hard times. 1t makes great deal
in favor of tranquil, pastoral life. 1t
must be a famous place for old maids and
old bachelors, who want a family in hur-
rv.-Jour. of Commerce.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05
JAMES j Ora VI


THE NklN'41Il| sNfT IN ~ 9FadWUfthk
ssy B6siics N Nj 1ssuay igast W Sxeoliinp
H. IN Is Ioli iseIlii1 ~ hJsdrilles
4 ~ is'a s And fpusiFsll Kill
8ut tai de fIlc iais 6i,e, I'd country or eitys
a VI iose home q VI duti cyare dear % heSUheart,
Who che0 nlIy MARBLES some rustical ditty,&
n While playing the needle with exquisite ar, !.
fhe bright little needle-thc swift little needle,
The needle directed by beauty and art
Iflove has potent, magical token,
S3bA talisman ever resistless and true
Acharm that is never eyaded or broken,
IA wtchery certain the heart to subdue--
'1fis this-and his armory never has furnished
So keen and unerring, or polished dart,
n et beauty direct it, so pointed and burnish'd
n And oh! it is certain Of touching the heart.
ie wise, then, ye muidens, nor seek admiration,
4 BY dressing for conquests and flirting with all;
gou never, whate er be your fortune or station,
Appear halt so lovely at rout or at ball,
is gaily convened a. the work covered table,
Each checriully active and playing her part,
|eguiling her time with a song or fable,
And plying the needle with exquisite art.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05
MOST HORRIBLE.

A Woman g0yed 10 death By a Ball
We finds the following in the Montreal
Transcript. Il relates to the death Of a
Mrs Young 2, estt canada S;1di a. 'no Cha;
.sa TpRR6 unfortunate sufferer was, ,yo W.
derstand, the widow of a farmer ~ mat
name, but continued to reside upon the
land, and-to derive from it such realrn as
the industry and labor of herself and
daughter could procure. She rlised
bull calf, on account Of his beauty, which,
having been familiarized with his mistress
ever since his birth, and having aways
been fed by her hand, displayed naural
attachment by no means displeasinr to
Mrs. Y. whom he followed about the farm
IKE a dog, The animal is now little
more than two years old. Towards tic
end OF last week, he had as usual accon.
panied the cows to the homestead, ano
they were fastened in the cow-house, when
Mrs. Young and ~her daughter proceeded
thither to milk thems.s.Qns entering the
building the girl proceeded to the far end.
to milk the COW fastened there, and the
loose bull advancedwith his usual famlia-
rlty to Mrs. Young, who pushed him aside
with the pail she carried IN her hand
The animal Immediately turned upon her,
and with the first thrust of his horn pene-
tratcd the abdomen, and violently raising
his head, ripped her body in the mos:
shocking manner He Immediately fed TO
the YS5gaa G6ar1fHg9R RRqPs hd bR aBo fon
the reeking entrails Of his victim; here he
tossed and shook his head in most fran
tic manner, and roaring, returned to make
a second charge upon the hapIess Mrs.
Young. By this time, however, the daugh-
ter had seized the pitch-fork, with which
she CALAMITY faced the animal, and after a
long struggle, and TWO or three very sue
cessful stabs at the head of her antagonist,
she fairly beat him from his purpose
Her first care was now her unfortunate
mother, who, with such assistance as she
could give, was with much difficulty re-
moved to the dwelling house, where, after
a night passed in inexplicable torture, she
died the following morning.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05

Hugh Ketch nm! Hile, Holsters up Hand
TripEA traveller was sadly puzzled
and we'll he might be--as to the meaning
Of the above, which he saw written on n
sign in the city Of Mobile. In English It
would read thus: Hugh Ketchum--Oll,
Oyster Soup and Tripe!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05

Rapid Promotion be elected drum
major after fifteen years services as cor
poral's waiter.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-09-05

oh, lives there Heaven beneath the broad expansc
One hopeless, dark idolater Of chance!
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOvIN DIORAMAs,

Opposite St Paul's Church, Rsoaiwny.
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the above popu
il nnd fnstnonal, place d muc
larger than formerly with Entie New Set OF Moving
hovsnic painted by the best Artst The saloon
been entirely efed ior the comfort Of the vstsr and spenddy
complete aad beautiful Puia Exhb
ton Room No has been spared
moral interesting and APPENDED The scenery
has bep painted by Messrs White. Walker Jones Gin
cough Lehr SeweL, and otlers. ~.
SHPwRECK OF THE MEXICO.
The faith Of this lanchoiy having
a,c Tic ncst AID
first representation wi be repeated this
With the following attractions
Eliminated View near Plymouth. England
u-East Indian Scene, VI Naval Battle
INSTRUMENTATION, NiI-5torn and sipwrcck
" sail oTtI,e Angels. vlI-Caiheefa Of Coloene,
v-rbe Celestial Regions, IA-ltaian Fant0cclHi.
Among the Drop scenes are
Mount vemon-Duks White.
View on the Rhnc.-C. Lehr.
Corinna in Spain-P Grain Sen
seenr from In Maid OF Cashmere III. Sewel
View I'll London f,om Waterloo Br,sge-Bcnssugh.
view near Mn s<ionghi. Grecce.-R Jones'.
Temple OF Science.-Waksr.
o,cs ceus Parlcttc and upper q cents Chiren
.rconos nissi Nv thar Parnso Gusdars half price
Doeu opcn al commence at 7oclock. dsi
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

NJ A the western lands bconsng,s The United States are
IT, had taking
non that be Indicated and settling and Ecsinns
el,cved that rs thousands
city lie vicinity woad find Y for their remove
with delay embracing fafnsrs mechanics IT all de-
scrpsions merchants,
form parts Of The pstc domain btwcen
isspp and west OF thai aed south
lake 5eror, AID NORTH OF the State Of Missouri sps IN
Other states Alpersons csncdiag this opaoo And de.irou 81
rescc. ed cali without delay sad coeier together GOOD
RICH Mao and Go graphical Essb shmenf 3 Fusn sire
Nee Yovk All hs best sf Me Ic nnds viii ba nonopolzed
ousc scpua yiwids H1wr
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

DARK rHEArRE.-rH,s EVENING. viii Ls par.
ION Ada.ss MI Fedeueks Medion I.hsrxsos cse.iehon.
Rlchsss-cass.nder, Harvey-ion' Miss Tee-hus' Mrs.
TIE 's sseHET zig h seiss9 Mr.
open at 81 Performances commence at before
sock. boAes u Pit 80 cts; Gallery 70 u.s.
A MEXICAN THEATKE, 30 WEMY.-THI5
1r Ev RiSi Sn wy b o'e ented The Play Of
tee s rals9ne " wm SETON
HERSxs Oh ss Tar F% s emf" Cd S.,
,oa-lsn'he, alAs wadng-cupd Miss Yates Zephyr Miss
Boxes. 7s-Pt. s7a-Galsy IS cents
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-rn,S EVENING viii
ss , M Legendary sae Of entitled
asner, Mr. John seiionAdine Mrs. Keni-isosola Miss
'ssi Sos9 1fiss moks Mr.
Doors opea ats. Performances commence O'Clock pro
c sey. Boxes so cents PIT Vs.
National THEATRE-IHIs EVENING will be
THE RxNsoM Moniesqieu Mr. TIorne Pauline 10
winch Equestrian sgee'ase entitled he
And sis wessos
HORSES cSMELs, D Is n ELEPHANT, zE
Are engaged for the q giving Just AMI powerful
In coaTse the will be exhibited following Iac
dents and Seehery-
"ss "s ss y y as their
aud u rY islaSs oP pTsg y oR esI
8 q M S. q, 8 ~ sSs n
M"sa Hs%e jared a'iisS %ess. M' BeI
WE, ! "s,.S s SiFF2 ,S ss Ssi e
s a. mr.
Mr. w.llack.Aenocles Governor Of Ms,obngh) Nj, even
wounded solder Mr. st. M % e scsa s,,o@
driven vii; .y the Massacre Of her faml, Mrs
THE PAVILION OF GOLD,
an sF s s9 sfy Ss se;s Greeks
Eqsssn sssa,a he Commander sftse Tiooss
asshi% 3.i III SsS Sss
hes e nSs sus scs a %e to Mrs. Thorn
Ss,: 4. Ass
e an that Weep Eys2 = a. Freedom to the ceek
Robbery committed on the Poo.ad Helpless Creeks the
B.aci. old anj M ' HcrisrPhedn Cher SOM
'e MssoLoNGHi, by Moonlight
The strewed with starving -Mothers and
es Gre Ks essn Hope but IN an ao ess
ed moment and safety and ths Banner
Ranpa Citadel ssl, ss asa,e H%s he resolution ..
its os'F'% Horse sEs' SsS fS st'f: attack Of
p ~ 81 Coy S 1Hf %o%ss
Who boldly rush tho conflict BY The side husbands every
q Gssf and f his saaS s'ess
together hushng n uis Of victory ~hose Flag hxh aud
THE PLAINS OF MARMOKA
The Of bah it'll his soey aad armed
troop hose ed in gold aud steel
CAMELs BEARING RICH PRESENTS.
WIZ WITH fs FOR THE MARcH
Molahs; Oun Ibrahims a Paanquin Car drawn
TWO BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA6
no GRAND MILITARY BRASS BAND. In
lbfahins Indian Travelling Musicians,
poyed follow his uai~Advance Guardlbraim fucos
tune his
Sac,e Gsren Eaem Of Oath oI evooo and
beneath the ownurkish Treachery
THE FORT OF MIsSoLONGHL
Death gge o the refused
siae-Hor.e Dies Horse, aud MaaOnean
nights kand hand it'll Geekhe Wives and Daughters
spon their Oppsessos from their Horses and
them, rushing into the heat Of attic. ~
Tho Ores ks fire their last stronghold and blow Up Msso
TERRIFIC MASS OF BLAZING RUINS
TIE Tymst Tad. oad csesnt u -Led to h< dust AMI tbs
CHRISTIAN LIBERTYii
Floats aumphany above the Conquered Boemcs Of Human
Doors open Performance att Boxes sI Pit
A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
N TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varick and Charlton
streets.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

UlUNTER's RED DROP

UpUNTER'S red DNOP.--Thaaks o Dr. HsRser OF
Gsttcahcg the venecal dsaase aisamed Of al its
sus bce OF this niaibIc remedy proved u be ss
The medicine aud
DECISIVE effects, and requires but iew days, and een
b fsw hours particle Of dsease um the
TEN II ration ~ said to act like magic, withoui
any asr III consequence OF nconvencnces whafever Both
with perfect safety without regard circuu
stances situation, respect 60 dict Price q per hottie
by j. LEvisON, Agent All intercourse sal be strictly COST
des The medicines can be btanedst no other place
B-im
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

Tbc yndcrs'encd reqrss the cze,s q New Yek without
ss ~ the Democratic Assembly
in srer take the prcps,sty
bernuing m-vcmeot OF reason,
frctsm ofdcbate, and thought IN polite The present
rses ts city have gncciuay ~ eedsm much
by the sultan ~ Coustnntinole, who allows
sreNk but himself Further particusrs will be leaned day
of meeting. whih viii he fixed " anoser stasemeHt. =.
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman
5 5c.s r ss,,s Secretaries.
Jan 1s. 1887. jlen
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09
no. 30 DIVIsION sTREET.--Thetim tim.

NO. 80 DIVISION STKEET.I,,'rhe ms = not far
If every thing known for the vsnc,ea nosrand
ina scovdres t 70 rob us os popularity but
M easily deceived particularly when
tue qlases ethoss that cured week by t.
thai thing they hear readof Nothns less thar
per vial ran hundred 10 taken az once except
areuts further get this 6wa
ranted aRd safe he returned See
that every the ~ Unsh Lev,sow
vhoss cor6dcnflv, No Dv
MON For particular New Y.rk TRANSCRIPT. fsIm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

lust pUBIIsUED.-A FRENCH GrAMNAh -
- he~nucrs ARA rel rasy manner WITH gfecse ne
Recommendation Asp, line Leaves o LADIES f,m,s
che. Dor sale cbcapat W. W.. H f.,.ss.y
Try HALF PRICE MuSICNew anil fashionable enet ,s
n,ss, ~, IL p,no ro,e and rIne-at cents page Du
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

10 TAk PUBLIC Sincere grateful for The unexan-
pea pa received from public the
ing Of ne 81 aoshment hs subscriber begs to inform his friends
his es abshmemt prepared better s ~
with hls unvsled Hats Of the styles Short Mapped
BE ass rSppa Bsggers and sroo Caso,s the
years the subscriber has dvsed his whole manu-
aciue and sale OF but quality Of three nap
when are suited to the wants Of the fashionable
sent men OF the community. - -
little will convince that upon such plan
united With The forts OF the best wokmen country perc
ton 10 ne ace can ce fail to be attained The
the ca.s .nd the that such will continue TO
mens now compile for furnishing full supply the zen
fs-in AMIDON,
4 Garner wall rJ .ssau 1880.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
zOOLO GICAL INsTITU TT E |.

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
zoOLoGIc LTNsTITUTE,
No 81 Bowery
THE Publ. tar informed thu, 10 orcr,o crafty tho
Salla circ feet circumference, fos the Of
onens he s S MG sss r.es a. ]
rmmcd ely Afterwards. the Xs;nss ~aSs I'D pssssnes
Adm.a 50 under sfase. half price
vsos haze nee admission to Bowcry Reading ROOM,
NOW EXHIBITING st me American Academy.
psy : 9fs a as aa sSH M . nd
EVE pasnicd by Du@ro or the kns Charles \. 81 France
%s Hsss sr he TSa ss % %
Ambulance IS cents Season ucke. s. osys.
Door from IN the morning ON : q mo-, a., IN 4, 49,
last exhEaon, the shortly 10 hs retained 70 Do
The room s KEEP, constantly warm. dam
SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED ~ IA LEssossi
TIE sy q wTS . ss . "ss
Teconffnue for or'ya short season.
Nl the Pubic M. Return after se.e.cs q :s ~oohs. sca
commenced Whiting Classes IN this City for the reception q
Pupils -. Xe a.1 ssSN No. i7s BasADwAr, NY.
81 .;: and q ssa q. and
"S%',.S p,; - q cosssSeIAI PEssArsm,r
,,,ye.,ss al pu he busines and prvase life.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS or One HOUR EACH.
That ~ long n ne necessary " acquire conpse's r.
,h~cnsh Of Writing kyw indifferent, bcei
HE Detomed Cramp a. the persons writing b0 by NJ
pr,sto finishsg Writing Master he Ladies sect daily @ u
| O'Clock. -. - -,-.-.
oo NJ n 4 4" I've seen from A. NJ to from sP NJ
All We who would fac Pcpman b.,
4 Cosne ~arn the system 81 Mr.. y.
4 who IN TWELVE hssso,ss dpes guarantee, . -
/ To make YOU splend,dlyi I Jeu
lUsT pUBIIsHED.-A FRENCH GRAMMAR 70
- berinucrs auarrel manncr with precise ne
p,s"" ,snls 49, =, "' Mrs KINGS,
i Wv ~ NV N"'"p"' tst Fulton Il Bosdway
an pp,rp ,.rrerr ~e,. ami fashionable
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

W DR.. DOD's second lecture Popular Medalpe will be
vered al Clnton Hall dnesday tvening Al half pes7 -
clock SUBJECT Of the lecture The circulation OF The boed ncr
ding the structure functions OF the heart Wu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

ID This dsy ~ q, 3ose Nos III and Water streets
nrrc and General W lots 70 purchasers ~ cssh
hsts combs fancy ss"n ~ shelf hardws fan soodr
M $50 q goods sates to the sostsn and WesisS; 'rss
Ae ~ nunei 10 nenfhon IN asvertissnn, "aa
rnvae Sale 10 900 dozen ssso,,s ~ M Eng
imaginable. ou1J, o. ,vefy vsriou
1850 dozen Collars and Boso2ls
~ casks Table Cutlery, Tea Tfays, &c r;ye p,a..
pieces. ''' -. ''e Dfases and hv
10000 Needles, assoredfom H. Hemmioes and f.e, !,
which will be taken in pay alont 'ss' - ueoenture'
Also, Snuh Boxes, Pins, &c &c
Also, Gcrpaa French and Rhode Island Je~,Irv o. 49,;
watches, GSarl Chaun &c naraa ' rrs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

/ OOk AT THIs-DRn FEET wARRANrED-oply
- call al WALkBRS 230 Canal try mir Of hs
tanoseme fine double catsk proof price only 30
the pair and warranted TO keep the dy equal 10 ny
80 b,sts He has OF wafer prsof wei
aiher and winter dress boo article afiwenty
shilling boots his make hau1
somes and best boots be had NJ k smen NJ pieces
t. suit every ones pocket AsngIc al will prove
81 this shsr establishment IN Yok ARMY M
WALKERS great boot 100 Canal street
NB.-Don'f mistake the store.
For 2}0 u door 6.,r.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

't'tuel
unG the structure functions OF the heart WU
10 POPULAR LECTUREs-Dr DoDS' INTRODUCED ny Lee
rc At Clinton Hall Popular Medicine which Ospare
% fecssn Of Public meet.ss previously called but
Wi o. aeveres on "wednesday ist February At h
the SAID Hail. when Doctor will be happy TO
ms neuds and the public. &c ofexpensc
lho course will Ryteen the
and human
prevention ard - - ~ -
Ticket isr iiir Caurre
Ticket FOR Lccture 0ss
2fIw
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

NJ sw NOVEL ny D,IsR
Temple Love story ~ the vviss Grey Nv l.. ~
G J. FOLSOM, No. a. Fulton street
III door above Pearl street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

49, Az ctr-rch, wahs halt huts de ,, si 80 mun
80. Ciy-tho mixcs OF good owe nne
,, ucw tosct>es with sho half ~ land 49, ~
,sd "a ofand, within RODS o'he above psopesvw
he Irt with IL -. = -. .----~...,.
n b. Containing about ~ scrcs~ ecnd end
i'm ,,s ~ cuvn dw hnr house y ~ escelcft 0def'
being nea-sy Thi ,ruscd =" berren COUNTY
81 III e Je,s y on ofc Passeie ver l-o trent
inc "a pisiee ard aoots miles - w
fur ma qnle o. jAteb " GLUE, ~
vcea the Iou ole vi A. NJ tho ifakkew i1s"s"s"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

~ TELEGRAPH by Horace Honeycopl, 50, illustrate,
Aiso. recently puhiished THE BOON OF FE0~ERs, Gem
Of Flowers and Poetry being aI.hshetic arrangement
Flower, with appropriate poetesl Illustrations, by Lsdj
which ADDED Botanical description of the part
Flower and the Dial Of Flowers with ~ coed plates For
nj the bookstore OF G. J. FOLSOM. Mo- cot Fulton st
jN do0v above Pear. a
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

II ECTUhES ON CHEMIoTR Y-At the l. erm
- - Mutual History N broadway, near Prince street
The memses OF the Lyceum have tho
the public that an arrangement has TOR
REf TO deliver rouar Chemistry With numerous
experiments To consist often Lectures
2ublnst at seven scosk in the evening" and viii be
Friday and ru. ebay until completed.
Tsss" TO admit lady and gentleman pr The %
!, . ono pesoa.
(, fr one lecture,
LADY and gentleman. for l>cture, 90
apd he ebtained Broadway ard nj the yce
Members and stockh dcrs will be charged the above
prices. ,oi
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09
RILLIARDs IMPROVED-

X s1hAA xDb INF OVED.-0erflemrn wishing 10
Play AZ Baiar., purchase tables are invited call
o. 20 Bcsdsy, where tables rc4sn and try the patent
ird,an Nan cshcns slate and composition
nun rm .mes end common tables above viii be found
t ann pest assortment oered public advnnta.
packed At days notics " '' 'o"so'" '' o"" :"
~ r. Orders ns any th,ng In m, lin. .w,,l =. a -
ntgm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09
FANCY DIR LESS BALL,
At the City Hotel, BrOo klyY

No A0TED Several Agents, IN procure subscribers for
w vUruinr and useful publication this city, Newark and
Brooklyn Inquire at ~ Bowery, OF each Of
n2ws BUSHNELL.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

~ LUMBERMEN'S BANK.-The notes Of this back will
DO AIKEN at two cent discount instead Of three
heretofore, by JOHN II. sMITH rs Wnllstre
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

IL UlLDEA:-The undersigned having made favorable a
- ange1eus ks Quantity 0fbudng waterfalls able 10 cor
tact ioI Few Dwe ngs Stores. the yorabe and as
poyers free sf expense :"
DAME. HuRBELL, A New st.
neNrence-S ". benedict 30 Wall st. film
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-09

WILLIAM Mel AuGHLIs, Asctoaeer Is4 Pearlst
kI WILLIAM MCLAUGH LIN .-TEis DA M
- O'Clock, A. NJ general of Enesh al Fenc
Plate Ware fine Guile Stocks; Collars and Bss rs ia n.n
Cloating Coml Wallets silver Penci silver tea and liable
Spoons; Jewelry dc. &L. FRI
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MRS. OPIE'S WORKs.-w sandford % Ann 81
" VII pubish this day, IL Wonsus Love and Wife,
Duty" W. SANDrORD ias.iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-03

In he Liverpool market ssr from hope, and almost
tanty sss Sp~is S ssks ~ tie s~vpls rom Ms~e&<~ re
The interference OF England, in the affairs OF Spain,
has not been csn6Ied military She
has meddng with the internal business Of that
kingdom Br h goods will throng hther, and thus
created for the cacoes cutlery, nc. &c, OF the
old isie Compared however with the consumption OF this
country that Of Spain nothing The manufacturers viii be
supplied indirectly by the Bank Of England, in order 70 keep
the mills at least in time, more Under no en-
cnmstances then, the staple advance permanently The
overcropin America and other growing cousres CON-
bined with the want of market like ours VIII tend 10 Keep
the raw material at living price, Fiuctuatonst 10 be
sure will take place. but the rate VIII not exceed ~
cents h. 1t for that Spain should prove an
outlet TO the surplus of the manufacturing towns The
business done in America will carried entirely hence
forth by capitalists They will ship to SELL through agents,
auction This we know But by the sprsg better bu-
ness DONE saving rates. through regular and careful
Ivouses-throuyh that will be
of action and not with the saven the old lump
Sales a New for the week previous the
very trdins.
The feeling this market has improved our last
report Sales within observation have been small
parcels at a reduction of &c the full week and
the demand oil descriptions very limited want later
advces Liver .oo before revival Of ba
siness Fair good fair be bought Iic-and
quality principally called for for shipment shall
tinue quotations for The present