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200, 900 pIckLEEL.gs .e os :sss,ed g,
Net bright kegs ofss and 10 gallons up in superior
style and for safe by GIL y. wELLsl9i wslerst
oifSm' mex. door 70 Hors Hotel
III LEOPOLD, Imported OF Cloths md Merchant Ia.
'or oi William st. t,begs leave inform bs friends and
'he public ina, he has just coupeieda extensive
men. o winter Goods 10 which he invites ection, wiz
Cloths mosir rcterslnm Pilot Cloths Brighton esver
superhne nlled Jrab Cloths great variety fancy
staple goods for panfsoons, kc Nc which he will
or MAKE NJ on ihc n,osi reasonable ieuss. oll.Im'
Rn,,n =. BOt,rs. Bs,OTs AND SHOES
- RICvARDSk WALKERS two esfsbIsbments Nos PA
and ~ Canal 81 " Ny friend y. gave we and
numbers 81 the above bishriens and
o no use Tor me 10 try where else that he bad led
hroueh The city and could h.d nothing that would hear
comparison with III bzrds walkers make Cheap
why tbey have than 10000 pairs the elegantly
wrous NJ boots To select and the pair
ny ~ hands ne and fashionable So boots
wsh pair Of nice fashionable and durable boots either
IN. arss wei weather water roof 10 g. will well
cali - above Prices from N 10 80 oo 40 water
CrooL Don't mistake Richards Walkers establishments
Nos z1s ssh ~ Canal q. oo-ims
pEACH ORCHARD AND srHUyLKrLr.
- Svni.-hansom Ttresle Go. offer their celebrated
Clinton coal yard, No. ls MONROE between Rutgers
erson srcet warranted 10 be Of w hes, quality and
ron ssie-dslvered to any part of the cya the following
Nut, On Jo
Lebigb, q 50 M
Orders received through tho pos Office, bos nj ~,
Office Of the Express corner o wall and Water streets or nj
we coai ysrd, inhe promptly attended to-
~ b.-Oom ny the cargo " p per ton Of x24c lbs
ROAhDING-A gentleman and his wife and
mree sne.e eenflemen he acc .nmodated With pleas
antrroms AMI board ~ No ~ whitehall T. sqim'
TTn ONlGsNAL BLUE BONNET HOUSE
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

Thus right in face Of dTupt in the
nercia world, immense increase Of the ports Of
from Havana Now let 70 into the exports Matanzas
Of the article and during the same Periods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

7 IT.
VNILLiAMsBuhGH BOTs-For sale cbeapf APP
w Piled immec ately, Pr Village Lots beau
uiuly spsted in the village OF williamsburg. the
nth fik with Cottage Houses there
en-. These lots mirncs wsh of the New Fer
ry which ~ spuih 7b 10 Peck slp
NJ w., in an excellent seighber,rod u occupies hirb
ground ertensiye and beautiful prnkrrei
the ~ and country The above lots will be sos very low
applicd a,r this u in
lots with rev tvs story brick house ereor
south second street for sale cheap and i~rrl A
south 7h ~ blocks
The ferry. Inauire Of GEORGE DOYLE, south
sh aud 9Th street. viii aru.burch. c26-iw.
DOCKET BOOK LOST-Lost, last evening, 10
coming from Elizabeth ~ aleI Chatham 10 Beekmas st.
blark r. cket Book e-nsining papers
awner the Chemical Bank and al note hank
cot Also, cards ~ Dougl Robinsonk Co
this city. The loser berg poor papers
much her, will thankfully any person who nv
he kind enough 10 leave u NJ tlsis office. o2tfvF
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SuPwainR - QUALITY, AND EQUAL


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of braided
whoaMyesrttheA Ar ercan institute Fair ohained pr MUM
has " we present Fair at Nih- elegant Of
hroderes md hr.icd articles for copetiloo and exhibition
oatbe a?refcr III fall trade thing suitsi 70 Tor chill
retail c2atws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

~ sToDn OF .UOh kEEp1NG-No
~ Cedsrst ncsr Brosdwsy.-C. q. MARSWS COURSE
OF lN>TRiCTfSN-During the course, the student has.
brought before hfn than burdred different
transactions zach 81 which asulect of
anfanay Tue transactions are MT unconneei,d and mpo
bae hu regularly CONNECTED incidents, such would be
produced by the natural routine Of business.
Thu. the of instruction regular ~
pracce rfrrarrg the pupil for almost rrerev,by
anticipating the difficulties TIA, belong 70 the suyrc fes
must psss ~ mercantile house before the dverhed bus'
ness hlch introduced TO the pupil weeks could eomsun
der his notice.
rrospeciuscs, with terms Nc be he'd the rooms
&C g. MtRsirs WORMS
"Tbe Science ~ Double Entry Boob Keeping Simpli6ed
standard arb in s ffth edi~p 2os 81 rs
This book Introduces into the NV York Pubic Schools
pr~fcrs other 90 rhe snlJert"
The Art ~ single Entry Boos Keeping improved nv fs
poe Bslsn-e l5a oc,avo-75 ets,
nv this mehod defect which has heretofore esrtea
In ain lie entry corrected"
"a I~eture on IN Study of Rock Keeping, with Bal.oee
sheet psrurhst. ~ pevss i2no price " crns 's
npe copy good intredus,son 70 double.srtfy hocs
keepnr. oleeodin-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

CUAi .-w asainglon Coal Yard, 9 Barrow an
- washington ss-A stock Of superior Schuylkl Peach O
chard Coal Is al hand his yard which will be
for cash al reduced prices Families viii find hei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
by the so glr box or gross, Of
HENRY ID. TURNER, Primo

fes Broadway, ~ " up stairs
And for sale by th respectable druggists this
city and 10 the y. States. ofJim'
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YNRUNK LOsT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARB.-Loa
In landing from the ship Poland from Hsvrc small
bound black leather trunk srsed each end H.
i.nng wearing apparel papers In French ANY
person having the above giving information
be found will receive the ab-se and the thanks Of
owner. III. Y. P1AGET, 96 Fulton 81
u uf
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MORNING ss4.ssALD.-sHxP NsWs.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. q, 10 O'CLOCK, r. NJ
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DpOMS TO Lat -T~o three com or able well
furnished bed roo rs With closet. attached to e Also
tmal frost office tne first floor. Apply No. 1856
~ich streets, between Liberty and Cour,lsndt streets
,9Q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

cardina appeared, and was received with tu-
multuous applause. The acclamations be-
came louder, till when, concluding the Ca
cbucha, she advanced, striking her Casta-
net towards the orchestra. But at the mo-
ment she saluted the admiring audience,
poor Riccardina shriekcd and fell back
wards. She was carried of the stage 10
violent commissions and uttering fearful
shrieks, and the curtain dropped. The re-
port soon spread all over the house that
aquaiortis had been cast upon her, and that
shew dreadfully burnt The whole house
was transported with rage and indignation.
The instinct Of the multitude Immediately
pointed out the Marchioness de Ossara as
the perpetrator of the deed. She attended
the performance. The crowd rushed 10 her
box Il was deserted, but on the red velvet
that ornamenied some part Of it. ycllowish
stains were detected, denoting the actions Of
corrosive liquid All doubts were now
removed The Infatuated spectators devast-
ated the box. The curtain rose; the mana
ger came forward and confirmed the fatal
news. Sonora Riccardina," said he. us in
the most dcplorable condition. Her arm,
her face. md her bosom are ftarlully burnt !;
il is to be feared that she will be dis6gured
for lille The yeIls became tremendous -
deaiening shouts OF Revenge y Down
with the wretch r viva la Rcpublica !"
werr uttered from all quarters.
In the mean time, young man who bad
prcci piiaicly left the theatre. entered the
! hivuessi- house und rsvus soon in he.
presence Moved ut his sudden appearance,
bat striving 10 dissembc her agitation -
Dear Alphonzo," said she. TO what cir
cumstance am ! indebted for this happy Wis
| il :" The Count looked at her with fury,
but could not utter a word. You are un-
well, sir ?" added the Marchoncss. "And
Riccardina Soares ?" said he. gnashng his
teeth. "Riccardina !" replied the Marchi-
oncss smiling "Riccardina is person OF
so much talent that the public never can ad-
mire her MS much as she deserves" The
Count, after examining her for some seconds
10 silence. broke out with fearful violence,
allow came those stains on your dress, Sc
nora2 Why is that gown burrt2 In vain
would you deny the crime; It's you have
done the deed" "Well then" returned the
terrified Marchioness, at is |, but If it be a
crime il is the crime Of love-" extending
her hands, she cndeavored TO appease him.
The Count seized a cushion. and violently
forced il over her face and head As she
Struggled she upset a table, and the noise
brought up her attendants The Count
rushed out; a doctor was called in, but the
Warehouses had expired. On the same
day the Count was seized in his house and
taken to prison. AS for Riccardina Soares,
slight hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
The corrosive liquid had attacked the jugu.
lar artery, and nothing could save her life
but an operation of the most dangerous ma
ture, which was about to be attempted
| London Court Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
From the Wilkesbarre Farmer and Democrat.
THE LOST FOUND.

Among the many thrilling and tragic
events connected with the history OF Wyo-
ming, there is one of the most touching and
affecting character, perhaps, that was ever
known IN the history of our race. II has
awakened in the bosoms OF all who were
acquainted with its deeply tragic character,
the liveliest sympathy and the most painful
regrets. Those nearest connected with the
subject to which we allude never ceased to
mourn with the deepest sorrow until their
wouoded feelings were soolhed in the quiet
Of the grave In fact, no person with the
common sensbilites Of our nature, acquain-
ted with the heart rending circumstances,
could awaken its recollection without feeling
that the tcnderest chord of human sympathy
was touched
Near sixty years ago, the savagcs. in one
OF their marouding and numbering excur-
sions 10 this devoted valley. surprised fam
lily by the name of Slocum, residing on the
eastern confines of the village Of Wilkes
barre--shot n man at the door--rushed into
the house, where they found only the moth
er Of the family with three Of her infant
children clinging 10 her knees, --plundered
the house of all which attracted their atten-
tion, and then seized little lame boy whom
the mother had kept with her on account Of
his disabled condiiion--(ihe father and other
brothers being away TO bear him away
The mother in an agony known only TO
mother, impored the release of her poor
boy. pointing to his wounded limb 10 signi.
fy that he could be OF little use TO them. AS
though 10 tantalize all earthly affections and
tear asunder the tendercst ties that bind the
heart Of mother. TO her offspring, the mon
slers released the boy and with most dia.
bolical smile seized dear helpless little
girl about five years old, and bears the poor
little victim off TO fate, TO her forever un;
known. The father was soon after slain by
a band of the same relentless foe. The
brothers of the lost one with most laudable
enterprise sought again and again 10 trace
the poor liile unfortunate whose fate was
totally unknown. Journey after journey
and search after search was made, and no
expense within their ability was spared, 10
penetrate the veil which hung over the fate
of the poor little capive. All, all was vain
disappointment seemed 10 mock all these
noble efforts ofthe generous brothers, The
poor ibereaved mother. forever haunted with
the lasl helpless and hopeless look from her
LOST babe,as i was borne away by the griz.
ely savage, never ceased to mourn until
Heaven, in pity of her anguish, soothed her
suferings on the pillow Of death. rs
Years rolled awny--a new race had filled
the places Of most Of the actors in the lear
ful scenes Of the early history Of the valley
the recollection of this sad story except
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17
A WV rnAaEpy ENAcrnp AT

A NEW TRAGEDY ENACTED AT RIO ia
SEIRo.--A correspondent has favored us
with the following particulars OF tragic
scene which has recently taken place at Rio
Janeiro, and which is now the all-epgross-
ing topic of conversation in the fashionable
circles there. We tell the tale as il is Told
10 us fei9 pii 81 gaf9Qs 1lH
L short time since marriage was much
talked of in the upper circles Of Rio ia
neiro--that OF Count A phonzo de Zumiga,
u youth of twentylhree. with the Marcbio-
ness de Ossara, widow who stll retained
some ves,iges OF departed beauty, The
Marchioness' great affection for the Count
was generally acknowledged, but it was not
less universally known that he soughtto Sc
cure her large fortune. and all his precau.
tions had been unable to conceal his violent
attachm TO Riccardina Soares, young
and beautiful Portuguese dancer, whom the
enthusiastic yisiters TO the Brazilian opera
proclaimed match for the combined nc
accomplishments of Taglioni and Fanny
Elsler t.9Hs taf Is I'D . sil.s
lmOn the l7th of July last, new opera, in
which Riccardina was 10 dance the Cachu-
cha. attracted an overlooking house. Rio
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

tChSs TRIAL.--An adjourned term
SOun Of Common Pleas for Merri-
vv0paly was held in this town iCon-
i. u last Tuesday, for the purpose
~ " JOHN s. rITcoMB on an indict-
; ~ 'ae murder of |. II. Russell, at
bs Vu, IN April last, The circumstan-
G ,a nom the evidence left no doubt as
,I "'T 1..! Ine prisoners having been gull.
\, suing; il also appeared that the
&, "au lor number OF years been sub
|o" NV :, o mental arrangement, and had
u.s. rs 'lme labored under the delusion
lends lends were plotting his destruction.
i iap, this apprehension in nu-
Dd ,G;ss!alnces, and seriously charged
%Tm nv with entertaining such a
Dd me 'ria occupied the Court two
~ many witnesses were examined. =
~, y gave their verdict without leaving
, nv GUILTY by REASON OF
H1af aaaf vnNt Is, W.
so' Bartlett, ]. Harris and G. FL.
c Go for the prisoner.--Attorney
''e and Solicitor Whipple for the
h.; .m,.ii 81 sgs' ail1
If was delivered over to the
N y "a us friends. who gave bonds in
" $4,000 for his safe keeping.
''es 81 ~ H. Statesman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

ROMANCE IN REAL LiFR.--This day
fortnight an event took place at the shop oil
q respectable matchmaker, in this town,
which had nearly been attended with trag-
ical result The sister OF a young lady
who once made some stir in thistown respect
ing certain hymenia disappointment, had.
it appears, for long period, received visits
from the gentleman in question. She el.
the had, or concluded she had reason for
believing that the contamination would be
matIimony. Suddenly, however, and as the
lady AYERS, without any reasons assigned.
the gentleman discontinued his visits. She
repeatedly called at bis shop and requested
to see him, but either by accident or design,
her wishes in this respect, were frustrated
II the shop boy may be believed, she more
than once betrayed signs Of VIC lent agita-
ton and exhibited pair OF pistols Last
Monday week she called at the shop where
she found the gentleman. She asked him if
he intended to call ut her house He said
no. he did not Intend to call any more. AT
that moment she placed her hand in her
pocket and he heard the click OF pistol
lock. The sound was that Of placing the
weapon on full cock. She drew the pistol
from her pockei, ana ne ruSneu toWhruS ner
and seized it with the intention of disarming
her. A struggle ensued during which the
pistol went Oh. The ball entered the young
mans leg just above the knee, and shattered
the bone in a most dreadful manner. She
immediately threw away another postol, and
rushed from the shop. The young man
took up The pistol which she had thrown a.
way, and on examining il, found it to be
loaded with ball An application was made
to the Magistrates last week for a summons
against the lady, and the case was heard on
Friday. The young man is in very pre-
carions State and was so i'll from the effects
Of his wound that il was found expedient to
have the case heard in the Office OF the Mag
islrates' Clerks. The above facts were stat
Fed aud The young woman was bound over
to keep the peace for three months. n'ae
a9ou 11a s3tslla Lire,poot (Emg) paper.
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A CUE FOR THE ScouRINo IN CALVES
Take table spoonful of finely powdered
chalk and a small quanttyof ground gin
ger put il ina bowl, pour boiling new milk
on il, say half pint. stir il well and then
give this dose about miIk-warm.lnight and
to the cali, and in nine cases out Of
ten two doses will be sufficient TO stop the
disease. BALI Farmer alt i35i
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

swih says, a very liitle.wit is valued in a
woman. as we are pleased with a few words
spoken plain bya parrot; Voltaire, with
equal gallantry remarks 'thot idens are like
boards, women and young men have nonesn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-17

A REsuREcTIoN-About forty years a
go, a Mr. Dean, then some twenty years of
age, LEFT this city and large circle of rela-
tives, to make voyage 10 China, expecting
to return with the same ship; but being cast
away he was doomed 10 the fate OF a luck.
less wanderer in strange lands without an
opportunity of returning home. till within
few days past. Nearly half the time of his
absence was spent in confinement among
the Turks Spaniards, and the savages of
Madagascar; the last of whom cut of his
nose Strange TO say, on his arrival in this
city, a few days since, he found his mother
still alive and well, together with his sisters
and brothers, with all OF whom bis name
had long been mentioned only as a tradition
Of the ancient times.--N Y Sun.
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dence of opinion to British merchant while he was
expecting assistance from the Bank of England, when
he knew that one word from single leading director
would annlhafe his credit and his fortune?
II has been the boast of of those monopollsts
that their influence pervaded nearly all the banks IN
the city and that majority Of the banks being con-
trolled by their relatives, friends and dependents
their power felt in the institutions where they
were not so powerful. Vote against my paper IN one
bank and look out for yourself if you should ever be
so unhappy as to expect a favor from any of the
banks under the influence of our clique! We will
pour upon your head the walls of our wrath; we will
demolsh your credit and dishonor your name, and
disable you from engaging in commercial transaction
until you come INTO our terms and acknowledge our
sovereign sway.
in this manner has society been enchaincd-in this
manner thought opinion and will have been enthrall-
ed In this manner the fortunes of individuals have
been sported WITH and all confidence between man
and his neighbor annihiaed. This system has fallen
under its own corrupton-the monopollss have
passed away, leaving OF the banks IN situation
little better than insolvency, with suspended debts
from monopolst drawer and monopolst endorser,
and other security in many instances than the
names of other insolyent monopolsts. The monopo
lists have left the banks after having reduced them to
sinking s,ate--they have brought the banks to the
condition of the prodigal son-wthoui meney and IN
the possession of nothing but rags.-N. o. Bee.
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Canada and Novs Scotia. 5h-De.ertrrs ros tic bnon
nv the heirs n all the above tthI 70 -
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