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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12
ANOTHER GRE.ITCTRE

hS1ftEs, StptsMtsF II, AtSt
] arn now 81 years oi sgs-xhen IN my IN
year. | received wound on NY lea leg, StFs
bcesme ulcsrated, and continutd 30 until the krk
Of March last. l, would oecas,oaAlly heal .
sad thsn break out sgsia bot mosi Of the urs
II Was 10 very painful oOndi,son, the sore ha'pi
satended 10 q large ssar, AID essoms very tsu
l tried many tsmsdses 10 make eofs. wilkes
success. uhlll ! applied Grsys inUs!ssLs O's
n,ni. tao po,s Of which have sGIsc,uAliy es~s
ay leg. and reduced u 10 its natural siEr. ~
core xoald hsvs been made mech sooner, hss
.rielly attended 10 the directions fOE tbs uss
the Ointment: bot tits failed TO do, ~hils 10
much eIsfeise, aud very impfudrniiy usse lig'
hAUdsgs Ny leg has betn ~tli fof moe Ia
sI months, during wtioh nsae, bare walls
much, yet remains hfm ard tree ifnna oil 's'
ncs. Of iraammsiioa. Ansr having hssn aitl'e's
lot psriod Of forty enc years, now culo, q
/ benefit oi sound leg again.
LEW Is HOLL0MAN
The herald., 1837-01-31

LANGUAGE-We would invite the attention OF the Teach
10 the French Grammar by MI r. WiERZBICKl pub
hshed by w. sandd formerly q w. Sandfod II cauaied
supercede all books that be found the
et at present and there doubt that will very popa
lar Of the that there which acac
all difficulties with which English pupil here we wall sPe
cy some Of Them Until days was though nat an hs
shman could not learn the OF the iench
without hearing who correctly himself but Mt
WieTxbcks Grammar teaches the lacy OF that sphhon ior
The fact thar until there was gave any sat
rfacory rules facilitating be dcty his grammar on Inc CON
ay gives all rules that there in the language Cor ne seaks
abent letter giving sound much so that we WIZ
not hesitate that acquire good pro
nuaciation Of e French without teacher though s that
that ncy Of the which be described IN no
way but acaaed and appreciated onyby the left to BE- learn
ed BY the hearing Upon whole the rules that
ne hc au will enab to be understood W
~ trenchman He ekewse made classification OF the Gf
Gle which canne be found that article the OF winch
puzzles Engshnan that attempts speak French Like
WISE he gves rules IN what order the French words ought to used
IN order soHake hs cannot be found
any other grammar hnay the that pervades is
new and easy calculating facilitate the study
OF ta bsaufu language for the pupil and lessen the fa OF the
ieachc ana confident that Will MOTH
Of ourselves bs solicit persa the teachers for
we are satisfied they will be pleased with it, keed bids fair
superccde all others be had wholesale the Of
hce OF publication, 90 Ann ST. NY.
n5n W. SANDFoRD.
The herald., 1837-01-31

A TWATE RS PATENT HALL AND PAR
IA LOR STOvES-To which the highest premium
the late air Of the American Institute the following
important improvements:
combnation OF dssnghts arranged fuel may be
burned with great rapldiy, medium slowly
All the heat from the ancrs Of combusos may raaae
pas directly fro The smoke chimney adjoining
ooK or the heat may be retained in the here the
may he preferred.
BY the these dauehs fire may extinguisbed in
the oil combustion without The particle
coInne into the BY this combination of fra
may be lighted fon the bottom, and upwards in the
usual way ~ u may be lighted ON the aud
downwufds io On the whole Of fame
passing th-otom of crate the and thea
on INTO Tie smoke shosld the dun time
the botoa oil the crate when the fire burning dang NAV
be turn.d downward IN all the dull coa
to ebecoTe cuted. - -
In the Of these augh the het brought 70 pass over
every nch o Inc radating surface OF the on all
mild and pleasant heat. -
confidently believed that these stoves are constructed on
principles differing rom all others known Others contain
he odIas SO large raatng .uace for equal
nng and exhlusag the heat e Of causing the
ar lowest possible point eectuay
itcrns are various and ecg calculated for
Churches Halls, Porlors Offices Chan bors Tho casngs
are vrS To any others the market the iron s,oues
highly ornameltcd ~
The stoves are recommended giving heat from given
quantity oil coal and being feer any Others now
S NV /"
They can al az times be operation at o3s Water sreet
where thsy are Tor sale by the subscribers
i2sw X. ATwATER a. CO
The herald., 1837-01-31

SAVE MY CURLs!- Newburgh Gazette-no
doubt its editor is an il-natured, musty, snarllng,
village buxom widow, fat fair, and forty, whose
local habtatos, and all her stock Of worldly gear
were enveoped in the devouring element, being voc-
ferously entrcated by her friends from without to
make her escape, and come out of the flaming tene-
ment "Indeed," says she very coolly, that shaht
until have found my curls!"
The herald., 1837-01-31

Being answered in the negative he told the quaker to
leave his address with the secretary, promising 10 let
him hear from him shsrtly.
"Wthout involving himself in the delays, trcke-
res, and evasons of diplomatic negotiations
out the empty parade of protocols and conferences
which too often waste time without leading to any sa-
tsfacory resllltswithout even deignng TO repeat his
demand, explain the ground Of his proceeding, this
distinguished statesman issued orders TO seize every
French ship which his cruisers fell in WITH and bring
them into port In pursuance of these ORDERS several
captures were made and their cargoes ordered by the
of these sales he paid the quaker the full value of his
ship and ca'go and sending for the French ambassa-
dor, then resident in London, he acquainted him with
the steps he had taken and the reason of his doing
so, informing him at the same TINE that there was
balance out of the produce of the Sales which shoad
be paid to him if he pleased for the purpose of return
ing il TO the French owners"
The herald., 1837-01-31
nIsEAsr,s OF TBE EYE Dr. gLIIoTT, Ocu.

hIkENHES OF TT5F = Z W. Or. ETTIOTT Ucu-
~ isf aud prefssor N his ias0v and ssdses al me
Human rue so Boadv sy private cntance IN Duane street
Prom n years Undvdc attention. AID study undcr
most celcated Ocufss ~ hope md America. with he
exte MI practice The nnop E with
ron6dsnce thai tho danrcr. ~ the
eye wtiwu' an oecfaen except Cafcrai EHfropua and
Cfqp
sPEtTActEsTbe pasf beautiful, Transparent, nnc.sam
Spectacle Classes having the peculiar property " keeping
eve pereety cool irving immediate ard pvmanent and
the tune chnare
tsciar defect 'N81 ~ ~ =
mpcriect,cn division only Office hours from scvck
The herald., 1837-01-31
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL,

Corner Of Nassau and Pine sts., Ctty Of Nec York.
The Proprietor Of the abov. establishment his sincere
thanks the public for the very liberal which
sustained has been his direction and hopes
future system of management will his friends he
determined toeave nothing rniore his merit connu
of their patronage
The Hotels immediately adjoining the Custom House and within
minutes walk of Wall Broadway asd ether principal Lu
consequently very for those gentlemen
who reside the upper ofte city Breakfast be obtained
the Reectoy all hours from ga M unoon dinner
TN r. W. The Proprietor fecs warased saying thai
tables furnished susassedb establishment
in the cns.
have been made with agents the by
which the House Hotel viii future supplied wL the
earliest fruits andother dceaci of the seasons
and with eminent importing house ia the city for constant
supply Of the choicest wines and liquors JAMES HORN. Jr
The herald., 1837-01-31

w TOOL STORE corner ef Chatham and Chamber meet,
YefkT W has constantly for sale excellent al
the following Saws ofevefy description stocks b sIge
and bits patent seu caiepcrs and NJ tyrpps ard
imet shre AMI Eoages scre~ plates. stocks and dies hammers
axes adzs ves gu gs, spirit levels burnishers
circular saws turning sthcs measuring ape~ aa ING IN
snnents wood soses Tor cutting OF al szcs rses
aM "ws eung nppers and pllers, nitro
saws pads oil stones draw knives, plane irons and se
~saves hosw singers drn sns toos Shelters
cancf makers champs cosper Glue pots blow pipes &c
~ Aisrse ASSORTMENT OF Planes, manufactured bv
Baldwin New York - 40 sfns
The herald., 1837-01-31

/ AND OFFICE.--JoHN L. BOGhRDUa Attorney
~ and ccln.elLr - Law Clinton Hall No Beck street
toIpp~le the Brick Church dsor city OF Ysk Ikno
Agency.
either is' RcvsuonnJ-2d. Late war-d Canadian ysun.
stu English Refugees from The NJ States 70 Canada ard
Nova scotia -sth Dcserer from the British army the heirs
AL the above casessh, Titles ands forfeited for
Otax recamcd-Tth Hci under entitled lands sold ~
Those who parted with Their DISCHARGES,
uics before the patcns ssscd reclaim The 9th LAMBS
N the seye states and eronrsn tse " States, Canada
Scotia and Texas bought sold exchanged paid d
Office. " = -
Post Masters throughout the United states and ether gsneco
forwarding ~ The above claims, and hef
scvera sections of coucy will be EMITTED per cent on all
eornrisslons. Communica pad
t- Valuable farming land for sale IN the State &C oos roe
quarter sections of fse raci~ from
stsatedne and stherwse Also Missouri ana ArLsn
a.
The herald., 1837-01-31

STOCkS.-A cloce of Genfie youne
- Mems Fancy and soeks ~ tho materials sork
rsnsp rcccr by Mrs KING, ii Fulton ses, which ss
~ sci sng al reduced prses. isu
The herald., 1837-01-31

EXTRACT FROM TABLE rALK.'-Here is an ancc-
dose OF Cromwell, told on the authority Of Mr. Pout-
eney who s said TO have adverted to the fact during
debate IN the House of Commons:
An English merchant ship was captured, during
period OF profound peace with France, by n vessel
of that nation, and earned into St Malo where she
condemned, and sold for the benefit Of the can
tors, upon some frivolous and groundless pretence
"1be master Of this merchant man, who happened
10 be an honest Quaker Immediately his return to
England presented a petition, complaining of this
grievance, and praying for redress to the Protector in
council. On hearing the case, Cromwell informed
the council he would take the affair into his own
hands, and ordered the master to attend him the next
morning.
After strict examination OF the particulars of the
case finding the master to be a PLAIN honest man.
who had been embarked in no illegal traffic, he ask
cd him If he would be the bearer Of letter TO Paris
The mas assented; he prepared for the Journey
without delay and waited him again the following
morning.
"On the next morning he gave the master letter
70 Cardinal Mazarne, with directions not to wait
longer than three days for an answer This answer
nc INFORMED hIm, was to be nothing less than the full
value OF wnat he might have made of his ship and
cargo desiring him TO tell the Cardinal that 4 was
not paid hm N three days. he had src, orders from
him to return home. Fl 7 I-0----
/ "The honest quaker appears 10 have followed the
injuncuons Of the Protector 10 tho yerv Letter and
meeting with the usual shofFlinp rvasions az corn
mon among dipomaiists took his leave on the tbrI
day, and returned without accomplishing the ob,ect n
his MISSION. "Well, friend" demanded ,be Profec,or
on seeing him, have you obtained your money n
The herald., 1837-01-31

OLD mALT WHIsKEY.-lIc,o keepers who wish
- 70 supply er customets with cd Ish whskcy Punch
would de well 10 call office hcre have s remalnfns
few Puncheons cfthe I'D Mah whsshey whch VII sell
on ioeral terms. M. LYNCH co. office ~ Cedsrst
d24
The herald., 1837-01-31

THE TONES OF NATURE ARE sAD.-The world even
of nature, is not one laughing gay scene. II is not
so in fact: it appears not so in the light Of our So
ber, solemn christian teachings The dark cloud
sometimes overshadows il; the storm sweeps through
its pleasant valleys; the thunder smes its everlasting
hills; and the holy record hath said, thorns and
hstles shall it bring forth to thee" 1t has been said
that all the tones in nature are-to use the musical
phrase-on the minor key. That is TO say, they are
plaintve tones. And although the fact is probably
somewhat exaggerated, when stated so strongly and
unqualifedly, yet certain extent II is true Ii is
true, that that tone always mnges with the music OF
nature. In the winds that stir the mountain pine as
we'll as in the wailing storm, in the soft falling
shower, and in the rustling Of the autumn leaves in
the of ocean, il breaks upon the lonely sea-
beach in the laundering cataract, that lifts up its
eternal anthem amidst the voices of nature; and so
likewise in those inartculate interpretations of nature
the beatng of flock, the lowing of herds and even in
the song of BIRDS, there is usually something that
touches the sad and breeding spirit of thought. And
the contemplation of nature In all iis forms as well
of beauty of submty, is apt 10 be tinged with me-
lancholy. And all the higher musings the nobler as
pratons of the mind possess something Of this cha
racter. doubt If there manifestation of
genius in the world that did not bear something Of
this trait.
The herald., 1837-01-31

NAPS-1te subs -riber ado aansernets t ex.cn,e
cimens may be their office -
LfTHoGRAPHY-Alofdorsn In attended 10 Win
and espaicb ~ - ~"
great vanetyof Enrravisgs onhand plain at ~
u.cn pfices 70 deslsrs BROWNE d REDMOND,
BiSy Fulton IL
The herald., 1837-01-31

4 HEAP GOODS, At y. n HENRforEs co iss
" Broadway.-Super F.nch Msno al lss do isssd, Ger
man best Enssh 7s chsy 30 sd per Yard splrnd Luscs
So - French Prints Bitsh do A. figured snks plato
do fer Lining sd Emsedees of Al Minds Gloves Sd
and 2spet pair with extensive assortment Of Hosiery R
bons &C. &c. r.u
The herald., 1837-01-31

II
trust, which interest will be alowe as follows:
Upon sum eico iredeemable for year Il per CT.
!. lot for months, per OF.
y 100 for 2mershs, per ST..
TRUSTEES.
VIM Bard, . Samuel Thompson, H. C. DsRham,
unomas W. Ludlow, Isaac Bronson Jonathan Goodhl9,
VIM Il. Lawrepee Peter Rernsen lame NeRyule
Jacob Lorlard, stephen Warren John Rathlone H.
iona puef, James Kent, Y. q. Styvesant,
refer harmony Nathaniel Prime, Thomas j. Oakley,
> ven kensaehaer, ~ Deyefcaug, Stephen Whitney,
yohn Gosar, Benz Knower John J. Astor,
Ihos sunem, Cuban 9. Vcrpanc, Benz L. swan,
JHo Mason Coruefss w. Lawrence
e A. NICOIL, Secretary.
Er ID. ATKINS Physician TO the Company. matt
The herald., 1837-01-31

bright red light resembling distant large fire. was
observable towards the nohat first 10 the elevation
of As to so degrees. Ii gradually higher and
panded WIDER until it reached the ZENITH presenting
a most brilliant phenomenon. In course of a few mi
nutes il extended far across the zenith and down to-
wards the southern horizon. Such is its appearance
at this moment-4O minutes past Z. 1t exhibits
stapend0us belt of light from northwest TO south
east formed apparently by Of light shooting
obliqnely across the belt. There was little Wind and
the stars shone bright, many of which were visible
through the light We have never before had an op-
portunity 10 witness so splendid specimen OF tNe
Aureia Borealis.-G Gazette, Boston, jon. TO-
The AURORA BoREALs.-There was splendid ey-
hbition of the Aurora Borealis last evening. The
heavens about the zenith, and TO the north, presented
an appearance seldom seen during tins phenomenon.
They seemed filled with streams OF the most brilliant
purple light which shooting IN various dIrec-
TONS and at about eight o'clock appeared TO radRte
from the zenith, which presented most magnificent
spectacle. The reflection of this brilliant light the
snow, added TO the singular beauty Of the scene
Mer. Jour, Boston, Jan. &C.
PopprNc THE QuEsrroH.-"This is Moome's most
delicate and charmed manufacture" said Norman,
bound in it, the gull be the head of the sorceress
This affected gaiey was of brief duration. He wrap
ped the plaid closely around her. His trembling arm
gliding beneath its cumbrous folds entwined her
waist In the raptHrous deirum of that moment he
fell at her feet-he drew her towards him with
straint, strong, gentle, irresistible Her head sunk
Foweress on his bosom, and a moment of raptsrous
silence followed ere Norman, in whisper percepi
bic only to the of love, could whisper Monimia
Ihavc dared to love!' Menmia replied only by a
deep, quvenng sigh. She made feeble effort to dis
engage herself from his embrace. She sowly raised
her face beautiful in the paleness of oyerpowering
emotion. smse, tender, languid, enthusiastic, play
ed over 1.-THE smile of soul in bliss Her sghs fan
ned the cheek of Norman. He wildly printed on her
lip the first kiss ofunutterabe unextinguishabIe love-
While he hung on that yielded lip his soul seemed
fled to Monimia- Her head again dropped on his
the bosom of Morimia. "Monmia loves" thought
Norman, holding his breath, lest it shoukl dissolve
the spell that bound him in enchantment. The first
rapture of bliss exquisite for utteranse wore away
in that ysterious silence which is the soft nurse Of
those delicious emotions that the human bosom feels
but once, and remembers for ever.-Mrs Johnstones
Clan Al0in.
The herald., 1837-01-31
DENTISTRY.

nR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST and faruyac.
- ts,l incorruptiee Tech Ne a9i Hudson, kw doors
N b d. Cs charges very moders,e and nconIptibe
teeth really splendid, jIgsn
The herald., 1837-01-31
NEW YORK HERALD.
I'D ~ III -

OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFEIcw
AT 334 PEARL TREET.
THE Popeois have uded their additional
for the despatch Of extra Spring Ships cave Lveroo r.
the months of February March and April assnoas a
sendng or Their friends shoud make cay applications doing
they will prevent detsnon delay and disappointment A
will be entitled free passage the running om he
different pors Ireland Scotland Wales Drafts AZ usual on
land Town Apply er address. 1884 Pearl ST. '' - -
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON a. co. NY
k9BiNSON & BROTHERS, Bankers. Iivernool
j5-u ROBINSON dx co. Dublin ''
The herald., 1837-01-31

~ MEMS BOOT AND SHOE SreRE No. Beckman
Clinton Hall New York, near hs Pak-rhe subscriber grateful
for the distinguished received opening tho
aoye store would respectfully inf5n h friend. and he public
IN general that he kees hand and constantly
ing prime acs Of water proof Boots of French calf skin,
which have gvea great satisfaction m those who
have tnem
Dress Boots of superior wokmanshs ard finish and Opera
Pump that lily the Silver Medal
lnstitatc at the late Fais nj Niblos
stransers vissg tn city w ad 10 their advantage
as much stteptlon 4 paid to Transient customers
~ orders thinkfuly recciv and pns, aly attended TO-
B-A good as@o ncnt of Over Ses Tor sale at reduced
The herald., 1837-01-31
STATIONER's wAKFHOVsE. lgg william

- The snbscrbcf having us ned Rom who're ~ has
succecdc ~ making the adv arangeents with hs
Betler for cgar supply 81 al hrirles his ne i
pared 10 oc Ia te irase, o staple and Fan
cy Stationary OF hs best Qsay AMI owc tefns than
fouse IN this city Ne4e.w
Gen Reeves and Newmans Water Coo Drawing Papers,
Tissue Paves Letter Papers and description of English
papes, scaling Wax. Steel Pea, 6c
Cmds enasd VISITING aud gold border Ca d. coo,cd
pier ever pc,st Leads, &C l. u cOHEN.
NJ
The herald., 1837-01-31

ANEcpoTE OF A REMARKABLE SwIMNEn-Tom Hall,
quarter-master on board the British man-of. war Ca
NADIA, used operform some extraordinary feats in the
water. His principal was to drop from the main
yard arm--descend one side dive under the ship 3
bottom depth of thirty feet and ascend to the sur
face on the other. When Hall was in his prime. he
had been induced by large wager to perform this
feat with the difference of throwing hmself from the
topsail yard arm instead of the main yard He fell
from this tremendous height dved down the arboard
side, and the stood in breathless suspense for his
fate. Every eye was fixed to soc him ascend on the
opposite side, the length of time however which he
remained under water, seemed TO destroy all hope,
when he at last arose above the water apparently
much distressed, struggled a few seconds and sunk
All now was sorrow amongst the crew. and those
who had made the bet reproached themselves that
they had stimulated the brave man to attempt an i'm
possibility to the destruction Of his life. Nothing
heard fore and aft the decks but praises Of poor
Tom Hall" and sorrow that he should have amet
his death in such way" In about a quarter Of an
hour from his last appearance violent burst of laugh
ter was heard, as proceeding from out of the sea-
Every head thrust the side and through the
ports to ascertain what il could be; when TO the no
less sstonshment hun delight Of every soul on board
Tom Hall was seen frohckng and sporting in the wa
ter, and laughing and jcenng at the crew. When he
appeared above water after the first plunge he had
kept his head above the surface sufficiently long TO
regain his wind which he dived back again to the
side where nobody was looking for him, and having
swan TO the stern, he supported himself by the rud-
derchans under the counter TILL the idea of his death
was confirmed by the length Of his absence when he
swan to the side, and hang the ship enjoyed the sur
prise winch ms reaPpcarance occasoned.
The herald., 1837-01-31
ltOOTs AT HALF PRICE.-I Loya a,-.-, -

'housand p2fs ~ o. nemens Bots of dcrcnt k,pJs on
m ann oMns - M scare OF money viii sell or e
proof boots ~ 50 pair AID all tho kinds .f gentle
ana sone Of 'be most cey wsrk - scto 70 ge pair An
who VAN good par ~ ss inne viii do
Neatly III the above mn ...i
am no aad to warrant is zee 10 tho we,s
Those WI? have boots, In what they are and will
the store ier No 23s y exactly The door
~ H. All kinds ot ana boys boos of as,
en kinds, equally cheap for cash Rips II any mended rrsts
Apry at RICHARnS'S Ma ex C.,sI
i2i lms The oldest HL,s. - ~. 49,
The herald., 1837-01-31

E supscfIecrs estabsheds Branch ofther
bioekYn No Freni street respectfully ir,rrds
anu me uns N general that they prepared
es si ne sale collection
r:,t anu Ienng OF houses stores farms &c. Any orders
ateitHer oi thef oflces wb ycsrptiy attended, to.
-. NEWS0N n FLEMING, 20 Nassas-s 81. ~ "
ana No sFrontst. BrookyR bextdoorto the Ii bank.
The herald., 1837-01-31

u5-Messrs WRIGHT & ROWE begs leave 10 inform their
the pr.c disposed OF their
store cornerof Br adway and Cag ~ aid have opened
Boaeay, where they keep the splendid Of
and Fur Caps, IN the city.
nl0y WRIGHT a ROWE.
The herald., 1837-01-31

10 II. C. BROWN Il CO., having opened a Csfee House
1.-THE Niagara a. No 10 Warren street. and id IN stock Of
choicest Wines, Liquors, &C. hope by s'ct attention
The herald., 1837-01-31
CREENwICH YARDs-.

~ respectfully informs his and the public that hc has
commenced receiving his usual supply that superior
M coal 20 much Approved Of The last ,ear ny coosmcs pre-
Terence 70 any coal so the market Orders Broken Egg "
Nut hy the ton Will be received by A. DE Camp Go
Wall street Russed COPELAND 50 Wall s either III The
yards OzJ Or fis Huisonst. JAMES ID. w. WHirALL.
The herald., 1837-01-31

1 ADY MONTAGUE,s COMPOUND CHINESE
- soAP Price 50 cent? For beauying connie xos re-
moving FreekLs suobn Tan. hes ing Erlpoa- CHAPS
&c CO eraed ot snoyng unpeas OF tee skin
dncinra ch enoIlent and fragrant sbcr quality FOR
ne Isne AM Nufscy This delightful cemto md composed
OF more sollent ingredient than the
Iolet and cnlary adapted TO he Nursery and
For sale by DR. Hart conner Of Brpadway Chamber
and Hopscrs Pksmacy Of Franklin Brcadwas
The herald., 1837-01-31
PETER BURNET,

n AND
Greentoch DispcnsaTy, No IS Strth Avenue, ~ Y.
notice day nigh Prescriptions and family recipes carefully
prepafAi Z I'm
The herald., 1837-01-31

AIDES who sie n of Infants Emlroieriss would do
- - wcii =, ail o. COCHkANS LACE AND EMBROIDERY
~ any bse this city CoDsng ofrnfan,s nc~e v,rk
Cd Fr - M lses very rich Frockwaists cans
IhTfad s,c Muslin nmngs, &c Sc also az extensive
sfock of Black Irce Veils, Plsck Rosd Dp yc-
Black and he frnch an. English ~ lace rench
worked Linen Cambc Cuff Handk~sc Jeff Can . and Col
a of eyeU descrp,ion together with OF
race and Enbo.tc i ,ucy ard chea ~
IN the city Who'll sale and retail.
= A "
The herald., 1837-01-31

offer l- sale be ,olowing aeeswhe Ginger Root ia
vanilla Beans wlme-w htc Wax, Of So TO- each
German Coogn, Fana, waantedTootn Brushes, French and
English made 70 order, Sedluz Soda
Powass onsisy rut W a Superior Medicine Chests
sfeasny Of paterDs, which will he flied order
tce tpf slsps and amcsswAns Panaces nj
manufactures pccs-Taac Acdseper Carbonate Soda 6s