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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19
mr. g. SWEETS CELEBRATED STRENGTH.
III ENING PIA~TER-Thn most xnlnnl,Ir rnme4lv for

II FN1NG PLASTEK-The most Valuable remedy Tor
weakness and pain IN the sde back and stomach for debility
the back and ons from the effect of fractures and dsoca
ton of the boue offered TO the public DR. Sweet Of
Franklin CONNECTICUT long distinguished for Bone
ling willing to meet the wishes Of his friends and that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses avail
themselves Of remedy, and dmsish the bills Of physicians
has arranged with NrB. G. Baxter of New London Conn.,
10 manufacture his strengthening Salyc and supply city
and town IN the ned States None genuine without the
written signature Of D. &. BAXTER, Agent and Joint Pro-
prietor
Messrs Pratt Ray, Druggist 20 Maiden lane wholesale
agents the city Of New York. MD for sale by most of the
respectable druggists Price = Gems roll m3l sm
ITO REAL ESTATE BkOx EKs-MAPs.-
The subscriber has made arrangement 10 execue All mr.
the Mapping line in the manner sneeimen,
ma be al their Office.
IITUOGRAPIiy-Al orders In Lthography attended 40
with care and despatch -
great Engrayngs hand, plain am, ccraJ =,
reduced prices dealers. BROWNE 4 REDMONu -
jyi9-y ll9 Fulton stree,
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M FAWCETT late Surgeon Of tie 9th reg Of the
British army, confines his attention TO he nIoval of certain
class of diseases his Europe neia aud
America devoted 10 the treatment of yenerea all
enables h adopt the ard effect
from the System his vegetable his charges node
rate, and offices private Call at 2l0 Fulton Green
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19
once, NO 100 Chatham street my2 I'm
WORM SUGAR PLvTMs.-An "a

- cacous and convenient medicine for children causing
to be discharged in great numbers and where
there appearance of they do good In
w of the secretion OF from the stomach bowels
winch generates them and asnurous children MS worms
awe. For sale by the propretors agent
~ b. GRAHAM, 90 Nassau street, corner OF Fulton
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TUEWICALS, &C.-looo lbs sulphuric ether; 5000
~ do sweet spirits nre 500 do aqua ammonia; 1000 do
cetc ether 1000 do choric do 5000 do liver sulphur
Likewise luna caustc, prussic acid diamond cement red
md green fireworks mercural and iodine preparations all
warranted may be had at all in any quantity put up
In first rate shipping order, by
a7td DIR LEWIS FEUCHTwAGER, Courtlandtst
NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTTES-J C.
DECKER wishes to inform his friends the public
that he has Just received fresh supply OF first OYS
Picked an the most liberal terms, at the shortest notice
Please apply sti35 Fulton street d1
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DATENT IMPR0YED MOTHES, CApaI

scipon of the nesmabe virtues of the In restoring
srenrtenifg and always safe BALM OF HEALTH II 4 pre-
pared and put with care by Dr. IRWIN, Bewey
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w SHDs HAIR OIL.-The best article In use,
or promoting the growth, and giving elegant glossy
psran,e 70 The Nar For sale IOFPERS Pharmacy No.
[ corner Of Franklin street Price IS cents per
ooue o2-y
'Itns,H<i ISL Observation-Disclosures this day, a fine
~, oi ,e nnnv. superior leeches, and for sale
corner OF Franklin street i'hns""S - 'o' "'o""""y'
" u. Leeches applied .,,.s
KREOsOTE, For TO0rr, aC1,r- D.
san Cement for filling decayed ee,h: diamond Cemen,
70, enune glass and china on hand AMI for
she W LAMOUREATTx co
=, successors 10 Dr.. Lewis Feuehtyynooer
NO. S77 Broadway.
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II 1A. IAN AmBEhT'S FEMALE RENOvAT.yC
PlLLS-From Germany An eFectual
eguay and all cases where nature does proper
and regular course " BThey must he during pree
nancy as they would produce abortion Sold by Hart cor
Broadway and Chambers ST. Syme Bowery
Whkef0 f90sus
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pILESf PILESil-Dr. Halcs Pile onfmcni 7. 4 nos
tive cute for the Piles three days by ri fin
cor OF Chamber a. and Broadway Syme, Bowery and
walkers f5o a. w
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- Germany An efectua remedy for suppression,
ceuay ard all where nature does her
ana regular BThsy must NOT be taken during ncs
nancy they would prodsce abortion Sold Hart c,
and w, lker II. fan ans 7
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TER RED DROP, that have been sold in Phil delpha
tho last four and Division New York. the
three, add that many scounde have tried 10 initiate and
te can be obtained al No 5Dnison, doors from Chat.
ham iquaIe THIS medicine well known as being the
only prompt safe for venerea without
scant hind from business that deem
thing u tbe Than 81 bottle
the returned Every bottle that will
Hame Levson Of whsm be ehtaned privately until
fulnh
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-19

spice B1TTERS.-Those Bers have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue in fortying and
strengthening the stomach they appetite and help
digestion, and purify the blood distractions,
and found useful ~ removing the aundice they pro-
duce of the breath, removing all corbuc
savory bechng and preventive against fevers
and They useful in all Of the year.
particularly in the Spring by bracng the bres, and pre-
venting that dagrceabe stencss and weakness arising
frequently from relaxation the approach Of weather
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
NATHAN y. GRAHAM,
my1l.f Cedar rect N. ".
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a PENN Y SA ED Is PENNY EAKNED.-TTe best
IA qlaty Satin Hats the lew price thee dollars
made the best fur bodies. equal du and usr
four five dollar hats BROWN, ls5 Hudson street,
ao7 lnnran l0veC Canal
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DATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.-F

peasanness expedition ard certainty, Infinitely
ethe medicine for the ofte Itch
tain in its operation that has fail in any ins
whatever OF efecuay curing that csaeeeabe disorder
night application only though thousands
in the United States II does not contain he least particle of
but be applied with the ereue safety the de-
cate lady during tie endeest infants One box
cure grown and divided Two chdn For sale
na2f Lv
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nR. JACK SONS PATENT VEGETABLE
IL INDICATED yAPOR BATHS, 900 Bowery.

IL
Soda Water from the fountain, with Sarsaparila an
syrups, constantly kept In the best order. my
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llR. HAMILTON. surgson Of long standing and a pa
pil OF tive OF the first colleges .r anatomy and the theory
aud practice Of physc and
house No 3. Courtiandt street. whre he be conssd
every disease incidental 10 human
delicate indicate The most desperate vencea cured
n from two nine days Sores Of other description,
ma y
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SALT RHEUM.-MRS SHERWOOD, The proprietor
- II the Gpsey Ointment, effectua n the Salt
Rbeum Scrotna Ring Worm and all diseases of the skim has
removed TO No Bedford Of Houston where she
offers The above celebrated remedy by the gross dozen,
Gle box
For sale also by J. b. Dodd, Broadway Of Blocker
St; w. T. kurstead Broadway, Of Spring Minor
Camille, broadway, of Dey g. d. Coggeshall Pearl
of Rose ST; J. Cocngion 19i Greenwich Sail
lard Deuc, Park Row and 58i Broadway and by Hull
Bovine, 128 Maiden Lane. myi9-lm$
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IVY rE ALEs. Mad. Cartoons Spec6c Cor Iseucorr.
hGl or W trom Paris, with dectionsi IN English
late irons the French This and
for the above compsir Sold by H. Hart
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

A messenger ives sent into Suffolk for
some physician in the place TO come out
Immediately, aud l being accidentally IN
that town, repaired TO the place of accident,
with the hope of being able to render some
assistance to the wounded.
The most heart.rending scene presented
itself thai | have ever witnessed; every
$40, on both sides Of the road, which offer
ed tho least protection from The sun, was
covered with the dead, dying and wounded.
Three young ladies sitting together on the
front sea, Of the second car were killed,
neither living longer than fifteen minutes {:
another lady, an infant and negro girl,
were so much injured, that they died be-
fore three O'Clock, and ten or fifteen ladies'
and gentlemen besides, sustained injury OF
one kind or another, very likely 10 prove
fatal 10 four or FIVE of them. The coniu.
sion attending an accident where SO many
were present, the mangled corpses LAID out
on the side of the road, the mourns OF the
wounded aud the weeping and walllng OF
relations, presenting spectacle which de-
fes description. Every possible attention
was paid the sufferers by the physicians ana
hospi,abe citizens OF Suffolk but the sliua'
ton where /, happened and the excessive
hea, Of the day, added greatly 10 the 10.
iensity of their sufferings. shall not at
tempt to assign any cause for this paIntu
occurrence, as the matter will probably IN
dergo a thorough investigation before
cour, of justice.
AN EYE WITNESS.
The names of those killed Immediately
we're, Miss McCluny, Miss Ely, aud Miss
Roberts. The three that died afterwards
we're, Miss Holland, an infant, nsme not
known, and female negro slave years
old. Those injured seriously are, Mr.. WI
lev Watkins, two Messrs. Hollands, Mrs
Ely, Miss McClunny, Mrs. Holland, Mr.
PheIt., and others, names not known
Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

Absence Of Mind -R9ucna, tho eele
oraled French chemist, was remarkable for
his extraordinary absence Of mind. One
day 10 the absence Of his assistant, being
left TO perform his experiments before a
large class, alone, he said, Gentlemen,
you sec the CsuIdroa upon this brazter.
Well, If | were to cease stirring for SIN.
gIe moment, ar explosion would ensue,
which would blos US al into the air." This
was ~ sooner said than he forgot 10 stir,
and his prediction WAS accomplished the
explosion took place With horrible crash,
all The ~lndoSs Of the laboratory we're
smashed 10 pcses, and two hundred audi.
tors whlrled aaay INTO the garden; louun.
alely M serious injury was received, the
greatest violence of the explosion beng d.
rec,ed 10 the Chimney, The forsellu sir.
rer himself escaped With the loss oi his VIZ
only.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

Captain Gilleland, who was supposed 10
have been murdered by Indians, II is now
nscertained was murdered by certain runa'
way negroes. They have been appreheud'
ed. and have confessed the murder.
John Hicks was at fort King few days
since he says the friendly intentions OF the
Indians still continue. No hostilIiles have
been committed.
General Jesup was at Jacksonville on
Monday week, inspecting tha; post. lie
noes Immediately 10 the Suwanuee to IN
soec, that section Of The Territory. Ac-
tive preparations are every where making
under his inspection, for an early Gna etii.
Gent campaign.
EXTRACT OF LETTERS.
Black Creek, July 2S.-Runners 10
Fort Mellon have returned with answer
from Coacoochee, wild Ca,,) assigning as
a reason for their going TO ST. Augustine,
the capture by Captain Hanson OF three
SeminoIes; that they were ready TO start
as the fourth cana back and reported what
had occurred"
"Fort King, August 1.-The runners
from the chiefs, have not made their APP
pearauce vet. Several Indians have came
in from Fort Mellon within day or two
having been hunting on the way, aud state
that they expect TO find some Of the chiefs,
as Coacoochee sent off my talk 10 them
Immediately. The runners account for the
DELAY Of the chiefs TO come in, 10 the scat.
tered position Of the chiefs; none of them
appear to doubt but tha. they will be here
soon.
You may depend upon receiving the
earliest intelligence Of the movements
of the Indians. Tomorrow | shall seud q
party to their camp on friendly visit 10 see
what they are doing.
With regard to the Seminoles leaving
their camp near Tampa Bay, you must know
that as early as December, 1888, the Gen
erai commanding was informed that certain
white men intended to play deep game
with the Indians, and induce them 10 con
tinue their hostility 20 the Goyernmeni.-
! Those individuals (not belonging to Florida
did subsequently visit the nelghborhood o
Tampa, and no doubt had a great agency
in causing the hostiiilles that had induce,
them 10 prove failhleSs. Hanging ~ou!t
be mercy 10 such scoundrels.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

Much has been SAID about the generosity
Of Louis Phillip on the late marriage Of his
eldest son.
When Napoleon was welded 10 Maria
Louisa, he ordered all convlcts confined for
hnes and expenses 10 be sci at liberty, di.
rected the discharge Of all persons arrested
for non paymen, Of taxes, the remission Of
all dues for nursing children in the public
nurse Office 10 Paris. lie also ordered that
cir thousand old soldiers should be married
TO girls belonging 10 heir towns-and as
en- Involvement for the girls to consent thus
10 reward the veterans for their services in
the wars, he gave each dowry Of eigh.
teen hundred francs--or about three hun.
drsJ and fifty dollars each. The value oi
me lsseis aud nuptIai ornaments, which
Napoleon gave his BRIDE, was equal TO eigh.
tsen millions Of francs.
Upon the question Of generosity, the
Cor:icaH beats the Bourbon. Upon a
greater question, the comparative merits Of
monarchy and repubIicansm, we might ask
whence came all this money; and should
receive for answer, from the labor of the
pevple.-Ledger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01
AN EYE WITNESS.
PHILADELPHIA, AuG. IL.

Shocking Aceideats.-We regret deeply
10 learn, tina, last evening, Mrs. Dallas
mother Of the Hon. George NJ. Dallas, A.
nerican Minister to Russia, was lns,antane-
ouslv killed by melancholy casualty, the
particulars of which, as they have reached
US. ars these: Mrs. Dallas was returning,
hl.er nightfall, in a carriage from the coun.
Try, accompanied by Mrs. Alexander Camp
bell, when passing through Brown street,
the horses attached to the vehicle took fright,
and ran away. The breaking Of some Of
the harness broug ht a piece OF wood con-
sacled with it 10 contact with the heels of
the horses, and increased their progress 10
their Iopmost speed. Al this juncture, The
timorous driver sprang from his seat leav'
iny his horses TO their Own guidance and
direction. The furious animals swept a.
long The street, until, on coming either in
coniac. With some obstacle, or turning o
corner. The carnage was partly upset, and
one Of the afsighied inmates dashed head
long upon The pavement. Mrs. Campbell
was the lady thrown out, and We are grail.
fed to hear that she was saved, as BY mir.
acl., although il pains Us to add that she
was severely bruised and wounded, and, il
ia greatly feared, NAV not survive. Mrs.
Dallas remained in the carriage, il We mis-.
take not, until the horses we're arrested IN
their fight. Being taken into house she
was scarcely able 10 speak, and merely
complained of The oppression Of her dress,
which prevented her from breathing freely.
A groan or tso ensued, and The lamented
lady had ceased 10 live. There vas no
external injury upon her person, except an
iuconsiderable bguise upon her arm; aud 1t
is believed she died Of apoplexy, resulting
from extreme terror, although it is not i'm.
probable iha. the discovery Of some inter.
nal hurts might result from thorough
post.m0riem examination.
Mrs. Dallas was an aimable, accomplish.
ed, aid hIghbred woman; one who has full.
filed IN her day and generation, with ex.
emphfy purity and truth, the duties Of a
wife, mother, and a member Of the socle.
iy which she has 50 long adorned. Her
loss will be deeply deplored by all who love
goodness and virtue, and the beneicieni IN.
hIence Of personal worth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

a writer in the New York Courier, states
,hsl the paved streets in that city embrace
40 sxleu, Of two hundred and City miles.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

Remarkable Proridenee.-'fhc dwelling
Of the Rev. William Brobs,on, near Eliza.
beihtown, Bladen county y. c., was struck
by tightening, On the evening Of the 3lst
uIi. Il descended the chimney ard enter.
Cd the room ia which were the family Of
Mr. b., his wife, her two sisters, fa1r chi.
dren and a servant, the IsIsr Of shom Was
lbroHn with such violence against bed
stead as to cut deep cash on her head.
Dat Of the nine persons in tho house none
were seriously injured, and seven of them
wero from three to SIX feet Of the direction
Of the fluid. Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

AsBeuatfal and Terrific Phenomsonn.
The Lexington (ky.) inlelIisencer OF
July l4lh says:
On Tuesday last, some ten or fifteen mi.
,,,cs 5efore 8 o'clock P. NJ, heavy ex.
rlosion WIS heard in this city which The
writer supposed 10 be powder-mIli IN the
vicinity. The sound seemed 10 come from
an easterly OF soUlheasterly direction. A
gentleman arriving from Paris on horseback
a, the distance Of ten miles from Lexington
heard i, IN the same direction. We have
seen an intelligent lad, fourteen or fifteen
wears old who happened 10 be with several
other boys short distance IN The country
and he saws he saw distinctly Ito use his own
words "a great irhite ball, flying very
swiftly from where the sun was, towards
The east. II was nearly as big as the sun,
and very bright; winter Than snow, and had
a long bright streak after II, of reddish
color. IL seemed 10 be very near US, aud
flew almost as fast as lightning. We were
all frightened, and watched 1t I'LL It went
behind tree, when all at once we heard
terrible noise like heavy cannon at great
distance. thought at first it was great
buIloon hursled." Such was the graphic
account the boy gave Of it. There eau be
no doubt but il was q grand meicoric eTpfo'
Sioa. and if such was tie brllllancy under
clear meridian sun, II must have been splen'
did aud grand indeed, had II appeared 10
the dark gloom Of midnight.
Some persons, thank heaven the number
is small-iancy that the newspaper is su'
perhuity with which they can easier dis
pense than with any u,her Indulgence. In
every change Of times, the unfortunate Pr'n
ter Is doonsed-so We find from twenty
wears experlnce-to be the first victim o
what we call prudence, economy, or re-
trenchment; but II IS IN reality made ;
sacrifice 10 mistaken views, thoughlless Of
TO downright, parsimony Do such people
ever reflect on the particular condition Q
our place, or calculate the worth OF thel
supposed saving Never We are positive
They deprive their wives and children ol tn
means Of obtaining correct Information, an'
! ot dispeIing ignorance and nisrepfesenta
ton, on all matters pertaining 10 the puot
concerns Of the community IN which the.
lne-or reduce them to the necessity, yer
frequently, either Of borrowing the uewspa
per from neigAborhood, or Of relying o
that verbal and laundering gossip commu
nicaled from mouth 10 mouth, which is th
fruitful parent Of error, Of SANDER, and o
;entmes serious mischief Ii IS never cor
sdered by such short sighted Speculation
that the cost OF single cigar DAY or
glass Of wine only once week, would Gu
~ pay for the newspaper; yet those ar
Indispensable, compared with the latter
Nantucket Inquirer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

Curi0sliy.-We were yesterday shown a
chip d Cypress found while digging a we'll
N the uPpet part Of the city, more than thir.
ty feet below the earth's surface. II bore
the marks Of the x as clearly as if chopped
gu! but few weeks ago. /, is a question
for the curious to determine, whether or
moi, this could have been cut since The whites
inhabited the couutry. The earth above it.,
has undoubtedly been made, excepting, per
haps a few inches, since il was new. Now
how long 10 the natural course Of thnps
would lha, depth Of earth be accommodating
Mobile Examiner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

The Craf.-The editor OF the New Or.
leans Commercial Herald compliments the
members If the Typographical profession
IN the following handsome style
F" We have been journeyman printers
we avow j, with pride. II is our glory 10
be members Of body Of men who, for hon.
es'y Of feeling, Independence of spirit, and
intellectual requirements, have no superi.
ors 10 society. We belong TO an ar, which
has civilized and partially reformed the
world, and which will still work greater
and more beneficial changes 10 the orgaui.
zation Of Governments"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-09-01

OF We wonder how Gen. jackson likes
"fhe democracy Of NUMBERS" as exhibited
in the late Western elections,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ILNGH-sILyER-SIL
Small coange, such shings and Ave
pieces will be given IN exchange for calves
ter dollars Apply Al The desk efthis Office. oi4h
DOCK EFT BOOK LOST-Nesr the corner II Broad.
way and spring ST Yesterday small leather Pocket Hoos
containing three ~ hand favor Of The subscriber $50
orsers and between $50 and in bank bills
reward dollars will be paid the finder leaving me
pock-, book and contents at No 50 Grove 81 or IN
OLA 81 JAMES G.. WESTERFisLD.
I ECTUREsu USEFUL KN0WL ~ R 1,sa,s
L. On sunday. at Union Hall, OF oliver sno nen!y
sta quarter past r. NJ. by Mr. g. VALE, scmr o. We
hancs Drawing Surveying and other art on me
Mah- matic The Subj for Sunday The 18Th oct WIZ tm-
brece number OF geological facts end Gloe W Wstn eir
conference will be used in illustration Admission oi GENTS
aties nee
~ n. The Bescen small liberal aud literary vrety pnpr
- -. Na.o..,,sr r..1 - oiAis
IrAC OnS HI WANT -Thrse tfour ~
II mill rorfsining r,ers, - oln9 an, tpnnnR '0tW
helm AI.r, hen 'ccn W. aver owti hsm
prd n card r'tn m ited apls rrr frw.
led 81 Apply hc 'evtr Mih 10 ue vuasc
O. ysla,ia, ierisoh, en- the Hp6sou river oASv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

II The Cambridge, burthen $50 tons, will be
launched this morning a, o'clock, from the ship
yard Of Webb u Allen. She will take her place in
the "Blsck Ball Line" Liverpool packets, on the fire.,
Of December next Captain Ira Bursley, now Of the
Orpheus, will command her Also at the same time,
the iSddons, fer the new line Of Liverpool packets,
will be launched from Brown e. Belle yard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
DIED.

ON thursday, i2h inst, Samuel Hicks, the seh year OF
bisee
friends and relatives Of the family requested attend
n funeral his afternoon al half O'Clock, from his hate
,sdrncc. No. 2f5 Broadway
ON Thursday. i2b inst Mary d., daughter Capt william
Skiddy, aged i6 years
The trends Of the family invited 70 attend the funeral
this afternoon, nj O'Clock, ON US Madison street.
A. c. nesa tho 9th inst, Hon Samuel D. Hopkins, eyed
vesrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

The WHO ASSEMBLY TIcKEr-We learn from
friend Of the secretaries of the Wing nominating
committee, that the following will form part-and
the larger part-of the Assembly ticket, put IN nomi-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
MAgHIED.

On Thursday i2h n:, ,se Me-, s,%rs Co.. H.
On Thursday 18Th st, by the Rev. N. johnson James
L. Waugh to Elirsbes, dsughtero Of Joseph Miller Esq all
Of this city, /.
maye 10 Caroline .nuiss daughter of Isaac Scott Esq
On "wednesday 18th ast by the Rev. Henry Chase, Alto
ne Grssse OF onto Upper Canada to Apbes Hcrvey OF
On Tbursis, 2sh ult, Rumum, NJ. j. by joseph Bar
clay Eco. Jeeph W. Letson, 10 Hannah r. Towers
Al II,mpesd Harhor, T. L. "Wednesday, Iith inst by
The Rev r. Carmkle william Bunting OF this city, Phebe
L. dangfer OF William vsentine ESQ, Of the former place