davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

~ 9REyAIs.. ST0DDART d CO., No. a
IA Courandt street beg inors the trade that they have
e>Ssrcmoved from No. Cnurandt the above large
and elegant where they have hand
stany receiving fresh supplies OF Hai,er PLUSH and Trim
mings
Also fancy coored Pushes, Tor ladies' bonne which theJ
viii sell on accommodating terms
Hn Gaps, Stocks and Stock Frames, al wholesale. Stay
@E BLOWN "a CO.'S ONE PRIt f. HAT
UA sT0RFTbe subscribers, since the year 1874, have
sane furnishing the public with elegant and sub
stanialAI q the most graceful FORM at the accommodating
price o ~ They that their efforts have beer
crowned with triumphant The Hats manufactured
finish any heretofore offered, and stand preemincnt
patrons they would say-the quality, Tar be- uni
the sales Tor cash. I7s Chatham Square cor. Nett st
my9-y BROWN co.
n. COPELAND, 10 Courisndt St, respectfully
informs the trade that he has hand and constantly
receiving fresh supplies ol haticrS plush and trim
mings fancy coored pushes for ladeS bonnets. Silk
hats and caps at Wholesale.
Also squsnty OF English coney fur. and English fur
bodies accommodating terms aus I'm
DOUrs-BOOJs-BOO pr-
- ced Boot store-H NEWELL respectfully informs the
public that he has taken the NJ. % Canal Of
Woossr, where he intends keeping general ~
mems ana boys boots which he offers wholesale and retail
reduced prices for cash. Just received from his factory few
Of French pump boots prime article summer which
he offers At the reduced price Of s3o0.
~ b. Constantly on hand boots for Se5o and e2.75
iy2S5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

III EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
E.M OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE For the purpose
oi executing the 'rusts contained in the Will OF the late
Selah Reeve, deceased the undersigned will sell public
auction on Tuesday thu 29h day OF August inst o'clock
IN the afternoon al the late residence OF the laid deceased
Farm ncluding the dwelling house. farm house. barns
bes and out houses whereon he resided the time his
DEATH situate wit ain few hundred yards ef the paved
in the village OF Newburgh. The dwelling house large and
connodious with every establishment IN the Of gardens,
orchard fruit trees and shrubbery The Farm contains IS
Of NEST valuable land under high of cultivation,
with The fences buildings and improvements IA the best order
II overo-ks the entire village and bay Of Newburgh, West
Point, and the surrounding higlands aud mands pros
pect not surpassed by other upon the river.
The dwelling house, with the orchard, garden, stables &c
and sufficient quantity Of land will be sold separate and the
farm house with the residue Of the land will be- offered
parcels the whole i'll lie offered together cir.
cumnces and se views Of puchas, may determine the
time OF the sale
The title is inJisputable and will be liberal
CHRISTOPHER REEVE,
JOHN w. BROWN,
Executors and Trustees, &c OF Selah Reeve deceased
Dated, Newburgh, Orange County, August 7th, 1887
an I2.dfgq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

CArPENTEhB WANTED-Io good steady car
~ pcnters who have been in the habit OF working IN the
country VIII md immediate employment by the month"; by
mile from Hebohen Ferry. - -
morning.
STONE nAs0Ns wANTeD-a or good steady mas0ns,
that understand Stone AID BRICK vork, Ind immediate
one nile from Hobohen ferry. -
morning. suS4 lw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

UKYHAM'Y BALLOON ENLAHGED."A
- CARDS. w. BRYHtM Of the Bowery Steam Confec-
osary saloon ladies gentlemen, respectfully In
his Gends and the public, that he always
fully prepared Creams Lenenadcs head Sodas
lees &c kc, dessciss they IN
sou for accommodation also the best assortment ~
pure and wholesome cesfectonsres manufactured the inn
proved principle w. b. respectfully invites those persons
lave yet had opportunity Of vissg his Saloon,
make call ga Bowery, when they Judge NJ the
o and accommodations q bis establishment Al The time
pelgng h-e that his patrons will always find
and select society with accommodating walters w. ~
tends devote his whole and sole attention 70 his Bowery rs
Enlistment. also Mrs r. the confectionery depart
and with the united ererors ~ both hope still To wern
nusnce o the patronage already extensively experienced
sith many thanks for past hvorS =. W. BRYfIAM,
Bswery steam Confectionery and Saloon No 2os Bow
mySly opposite IN Rvingtan ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

~ IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature
this State the 2t day Of April last entitled IAN Act tore
guate the of Public Administrators and
regases relative property andedects o foreigners"
Notice IL hereby given that on and amer THIS date The pro
perry and effects all subjects of Ills Majesty who die
Their way In this city nteatr such properly and ehecu
arriving In this State under the ef this ONCE
not under that Of the public heretofore. TIKI
unersgned thereof requests that notices here
toore sent To theubhc be sent IN this once
where information n the and effects 81 any subece
hs Majesty shall At al times be urpsed without any fee
charge Whatever.
health ocer Others the quarantine are respect
NY re9nesed te make their communications ths ONCE
~nere all expenses connected herewith whbe paid .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

Vanilla Cream Candy,
MANUFACTURED
H. q R ~ g. Oky.
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR OF THE RECEIPT
l3l WILLIAM STREET, NEW yoRR. IytU
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
No IS BswERy
au9-5m' Next door 10 the GEOLOGICAL Institute.
uysterious! kesditi
IL ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayer Of Philadel-
pha, has certified be below to the high charac
of the following gentlemen.
The undersigned hereby certify that have the
Balm Of Columbia discovered by j. Oddge and have found
hghy serceable not only preventive against the falling
on OF the hair, but also n certain restorative.
WIN. THATCHER, senior,
Methodist Minister In st George charge,
JOHN r. INGLIS, 33l Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, d. d., 1863 Race st
JOHN =. FURRY, No. l0l Spruce u
HUGH McCURDY No. 243 South - u
JOHN GARD, Jr., l23 Arch II.
The aged and those who persist In wearing wigs,
always experience It's restorative qualities yet viii certainly
raise Its virtues In the Estimation e the public whe. is known
that three of the above gners ar 50 years age
and the others not less than 80
FROM the Mayorl
COMMONWEALTH or PESSsyLvANIA,(
City OF Philadelphia
T. ROBERT WHARTON Mayor sfthe said city Of Phiia.
dephia, do hereby certify that well acquainted with
Messrs }. p. Inglis, John Furey and Hugh McCurdy
whose certificate that Trey
gentlemen Of and responsibility and such full
dit should be given te the said certificate.
In witness Whereof have hereupto hand and caused
the seal Of the city to be affixed, this sixth day Of
ILs.I December NC ,,o.rur wu.proN w.vo,
III The above article warranted genuine for sale go
Pearl ST., ne door above Fulton 81. jvz25w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

MO. ~ CEDAR ST. Broadray-C G. Marsh re
spectiuy informs the public that his re-opened
for the He invites all who wish acquire sound
practical knowledge of Bookkeeping engage in the study
under Lis direction his whole Attentions has for long time
been devoted this branch of education and he promises
those who pass through the instruction marked out
for his pupils proficiency the science Of accounts which
will be truly satisfactory and uncommon.
Prospectses with terms and particulars furnished at the
rooms
Instruction given both day and evening"
C. Marss wsrks for sale al the rooms and bookstores
2I-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-28

INSTRUMENTATION AND SHOE STORE
ID At MARvINs, Ne. Spring street. the place where
people gethe worth II their money IN Boot, .nd shos h
large u filled nearly with almost every descrp-
ton OF mems, wonens and chdren Boots and Shoes Cen
demons hne dress Boots from ~ % 70 .lngs ~. par IN
abundance, found in the city large ass
Of large snail boy Boots Sold very cheap La
dies and ~ ppers ~ every Kind,
quality In common cold uDconnosly low at No.
100 spring between and Lawrence sts and where
the public will lose nothing ~ calling. auiflns
M1r IN "a ANIED. ON bon AMI NOR n
MZsDvDD GAGF. on real estate In the Fifth Ward, worth
3ouble ths amount Address IT this Office, which viii be
tended to. suDst
VTJsI, mo CARDS AND CARDS At HON = !.
" n vou sb Visiting Card elegantly engraved ash
.v .rutr on approved fashionable style Of Cards
80, 6onld call VALENTINES 50 John street. az
wI,arp and examine his specimens. as25 SIN
o,MA,,L nlLLs.-Mssschusetts Bank Notes Of 81 and
- each win be exchanged suit Tor current bills,
on applestent TO ,. T. BALCH, Is South street
sn2ss. stairs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
ELECTROMAGNETIC POWER.

The editor Of the Cincinnati Wing has been
thrown into exacics by the examination Of au earcrro-
magnetic machine invented bya Mr.. SHAWN al lhu
city. He says
We anticipate quite revolution in all our power
producing machinery. PropelIing boats by steam,
and all Of danger and accident consequent thereon.
we think the end OF. Mcn viii travel IN car
riages forced along by lightning, aud not drawn By
horses. and they will apply cook their food and
heat their houses and weave their clothing. In
short, we cannot imagine the extensive application Of
this interesting and wonderiuIpower. MIR. Shawk' :
machine will be exhibited to the public tins dty as
will be seen by advertisement. He ought to be at
once renumeraed for the expense the experiment has
csst him. lie has caught the monster BY the tail :
let HIM but be able to keep his bold Tor a short time
and he may have it entirely IN his power.
Lest The public should imagine that Mr.. Shawk's
machine may have some simllartyto Mr.. Dayenport's
we think 1t but fair Mr. $. observe that they are
no more alike than the sun and moon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
FOEIECiE..
TIsK 18Th.

AUgtsTA.
ould shin diamonds. IA eoofed gems be df,=.,
The rainfaS tuy naagl tae stars upon 10, bH=a-fs
Feather fringe flowers AND lace. al Iieh aHl =
Should make the humble know then puee. and a CO.. world
adH,rc,
And would lead ths tos, b wealth. commanding posi-.
Thus 10. should al NJ golden emp nj l last itaz= lss.
HEltN-
would be e haa,,. aud aa-H ta, brilliant ey.s
NJ checks should ufznin- sha,, as l.s4 ssiu
Ns alaha.;ar brow pal ngsh should de44f 10 3, s sal
NJ dimpled ssaile. -all ID. asats whore ut la-,
blaa.l:
Thus soald charm tie WORLDLY ny ho~ii.a, po..r.
Aud dlus d up AZ, eHpo bis, tl5-'. lat lingering tar.
sN>A.
Gee M not wealth nor b'aa.4 a. pint tssas
A thai .qarss vuIe 81 buns HAT ses' s...u.
Like blazing IL ~oa!d sess hnz pof=as.Is .tI
AMI all ,.ouid worship "a, shn-.ot r4b,- Al ss.i,
Thus would sweep Lac VOID, Bog .,4fs ,aiaa. ro+s.
And G,i N, jo,oas f,.t cup. u air, lat s zaas .
IslIf.
These -nEuz z, dare uatsss, Ia. 1r t5a so4I whom
ieen:
Al rather gram pare lslr t.at ,,.. sa., taa.e.
ven.
gentle spirit ru1l ata,o taleai Ia s. iaioar 49,,
To make haae.e rs i.r ,aai. md n#fa . as dazsz
That II always r1.e lite b, ,ff9t'. bsIt peter.
M cup oil bis. viii overflow be' oH iatrs, hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
~. ~. y. eE9s Ess'EOSsEe.
a Z - RI acs at E,asv

VA Hi locate shortly m Louisville. kenr,c!.
w any persons having business thai CONN.,.
aud who are disposed to couhde it, lnanag,m,,, "
hn, may be assured twill meet with pr9un, NV
dllIgeut attention.
St.Df.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
q Es =, ; y So Il Fs e. .Fg.g
~ ssItkCS.ED RnMEAEVsA.

CASES blea'hed Domcsties winch will I've Sold
'oI> Inv es lh" piece cty GOOD At ! cents pr
'h1i' 'nl lr'n fh'' m,e up, thr quabt, At p
cc1i. Rcfsoas wanting such Goods, viii do we'll to
'lI and supply lhcm>slve,. Ihr, will be- sold by
tde poce onIA tb9.c r0ers. +. 4. ESrIS.
AnuuSf > g.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
STOVES.
EGDEa sRS' E'EgE.s
Z IL. ID T. "a IL 4, T. Id,

opposite lame3 =. Hua So.
gS,OW REGEINI&G ~ ASSORTMENT OF
] ELEtthNT .y's,Rs g'fFKE.s' SgG YES,
which he will sell EEBl5LOW FOR CASH
Person, wishing the uticle VIII no doubt be suited
bS gnlug Alm aca.I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
E'arasOas Il bcraIIs!

M are this day opening a Case OF the aoo''
w which for beauty of style and finish, sirP's'
ny we have ever had, and at very moderate pt'e'
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

~ his On hand Iu-e suppy OF TET
SS.f9.s, 10 Which he invites he attention
oil WhuIesale Dealers, lie has also, On hand. aud Is
prepared 10 mfke ak kinds OF Copper, I'm, Bras, and
Sheet Iron Male, I'll oil winch he warrants as good
aud cheap can b had elsewhere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

- OBINSON NELI1OTI beg lcl,c In Iof4,,
D a their friends and customer, generally rl,tib,,
assortment being complete, they will hold onf "a.
traudut cments to purchasers, and to wholesale deal
efs,a very small advance on the New York cost.
Nav ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

Containing four hundred acres, more or less lying OF
Naked Creek. IN the county of Amherst. and
hall mic East OF New Glasgow, and adjoining hs
Lands Of Iaui {. Cabell, deed. Sterling Clalb"f
and Others This LAND IS we'll adapted TO hf
culture OF GRAIN and ToBAcco, in wealthy neen'
borhood, and convenient to two Merchant Mills II
Is unnecessary to say more i'll respect 10 the l''"''
as persons wishing TO purchase. vii examine beon'
purchasing If the Land should be sold on that d'''
VIII also OTTER at the same time and place, my i'"'
tation Uen>eIls, Household and kitchen turnltuit,
also the Crop of Corn, Fodder, Oats &c. &c; al
my Stock, consisting oil Mich Cows aud CAVE
Oxen and Cart Hogs, &c.--also, two fine bIoou''
Colts.
Terms made known on the dav Of sale.
SPOTSWOOD G. LOVING
September - 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
s,,r< AND ss'Gti. BEET.

Al, the materials aud information requisite for tl' pros
al, of Tie sra.k and SUGAR BEET culture, aud I
h rnaaulcf. leelr,, will be procured and sc1' an
part of tie country
AMONG the Agricultural lmp,m nj, VII l. IT. H. mos
I'M, II, fu,. h'4 eliz lon,crz. stands plcuou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02
EsGN Ns'
eaEsGSf gSaE.s.

rase Palm scoop. 'cN cheap,
al HluH Sjras d..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-02

luI 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
Paper Box Bazaar,
q r q IL q T. II Il u e. III T. IL

NO. III FULTON STREET, THREE DOORS FROM NAssAo,
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand Tor safe,
Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes of every Descriptions size ana
style, for the following lines ofbusiness:- -,
AIRY goods, Silks laces, &C.; B-Shoes C-Fancy nru-
Giles; DSocks, collars bosoms, shirts; E-Curls; r-p
tons Gyewellery and perfnmery in all then branches
Samples for Coffee rice, wheat, &c; J-Matcne nj
especially for muis Musical instruments M-Drugs apo
thecary and stationery Na hat boxes, and band
boxes for millinery articles.
Orders for purpose quantity quality OF paper boxes
received and promptly executed with despatch, al the lowest
prices fiji article prescribed, in the neaes manner
Merchants setting up can be supplied mleulaleB
with good strong boxes exactly hltS te
shelves, and being a real decoration of the store.
Country merchants will find accommodation In regard
OF obtaining boxes description and shipping uei 10 al
parts of America at the shortest notice.
In the time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from Germany This native country rea genul Cologne wa
which he received large quantity for wholesale
superior any article in the present market.
Also splendid of German patterns tor sam
piles and embroderes every description for reailng ega
boxes pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated with
needle work, in rich and handsome style as they never
were seen before. -. :,
g. Peusche returns hsinccre thanks to his Numerous friends
and customers for their former patronage and trusts ~
ried pains, to merit a continuance OF the same.
lie also informs his friends and the public, that ne has Deei
awarded diploma from the last American FAIR held Octaoer
1885, Nbo's Garden, New York. for specimen o paper
boxes they being considered the most substantial and snc
article in the line offered the inspection Of the public
my2a-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH.
Leares the Restceste House. Broad and Race Streets
daily at 6 o'clock
The Boats and Cars used this Line of the hest
description having been built expressly for the accommodation
and are not surpassed by IN the country
This the only Packet line that the Railroad 10 ar
rsburg Whereby saving 80 miles Of canal travel and reaching
Pittsburgh in three days and half instead of four and half
as was formerly The case when they by Columbia, and
there took the canal
For speed and comfort this line is exceed any other
in the United States.
Passengers Cincinnati, Louisville Natchez Nashville St
Louis, will always he certain OF being without
delay this line with the boats Pittsburgh carry
ing the mail.
For apply the north of 4h and Chestnut
and at No. 200 Market corner Sd aud Willow
A. b. CUMMINGS, Agent
Nav my M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

Money will be received in deposit y the Company and held
In trust, upon which interest will be allowed - follows
Upon any SPIN over $780, irredeemable for year.
100 for mos, per cent
TRUSTEES
VIM Bard samuel Thompson,
Thomas W. Ludlow aac bronson,
VIM. w. Lawrence, reni Ssmsen,
Jacob Lorllard, stePhcn warren,
Joln Dn.r James kesf,
peter Harmony. Nathaniel Prime
~ Van Rensselaer, D'Nereant,
Iohu a. Tosfar. Beni knewer,
Suhcrn. torns w Lawrenre,
N q D. Rhsn, Jonathan Coodhue,
James McH1de, John Raihfnne ~
n ~ @fayycSapi, Thomas j. Oakley,
1teuIsen whitney, John y.
Jobn Masou, Cuban g. verplsnck,
VIM BARD, President
p. A. NICOLT, Secretary.
Dr. %. ATKINS, Physician To The Company. MATT
RANCE COMPANY continue 70 insure against los or dam
buildings goods ships port and Their csrgo~s,
and every description s personal property ~ e once NO
= DIRECTORS
Rol,er, Ainslie Thomas Bolton
rpayid CoJuise Henry w. Elliott,
Daniel Jackson, Ilons Ssresnf,
CortIandt Palmer ghJenkr,
John Lorimer Graham, W. uasoroos,
Thomas Tileston, nfnry ~, s@fn,
I I1e1s W wveSsG. CHARTS O Handy,
Samuel n. Tisdalc stephen storm,
William n naact, - Edwsrn rroS -. y
mo MeBRAIR, Secretary diy
u spirits nre 5000 do srnonas 1000 do ac@
celtic ether; 1000 do choric dol 5000 DO liver sulphur
Likewise, luna caustic prussc acid diamond cenen' re-
green fireworks, mercural and iodine preparations AT
pure, be had NJ all times quantity put NJ
aa.u DR. P GgETis TkTcHTwAoER, 2 courlandt-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

bIUH'IWHN, FVfNtI " NIHIHF .IT'FFf sVOfJs
Entrance .asp ofaccess ~ ~ odSsray
E subscriber having openeda Wareroo for the sale Of
Hats very hest quality and latest fashions mitabe for
the city retail trade would respectfully inform his reAds and
the public In general that they viii find the above establish
fresh and fashionable article not exceied ~ any esta
bhment in the city and at discount upon each single hat
which will aonsh all who have been accustomed 10 the
usual heavy retail which the ropreto ~ high rents and
fixtures have been obliged ask la order TO meet
current xyenscs, &c.
Wholesale orders strictly attended and deaers at DIS
lance rely upon their orders being filed with puncuay
and despatch
In process OF Manufacture and win he ready in day
two, the ne plus ultra meeskn Beaver Hat" which Tor
brancy OF fash and richness OF appearance cannot be sur
passed. J. STElRT.
private sale and will he ready for inspection Thursday
the 18th inst lot a fine oil paintings, brought from South
America, and never before seen 10 this country. .
my221w J. =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

tally l do not we'll remember how the business
terminated butt recollect that he attributed the sub
sequen death of this, his rst-born, to the gatures
with which he had attached it to the wires. He pro-
missed to repeat the experiment. aud Others, on differ
ent substances and nfusions but he shortly after
wards went to Scotland and l have heard is now
practising with distinction at Edinburgh. | hope he
may see this. Many people have all along called me
insane, in consequence of my opinions on vitality the
identity Of matter, &c, partly put forth in numbers
in the series of articles have recently sent you. Per
haps Mr.. Crosse will not disdain to rymy horse hairs
l SHALL and other things too, when get our electro
NATIVE apparatus"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

CLERKs.-We sincerely trust that the merchants,
tn present tme will act in that spirit OF kindness
and berality for which they have ever been charac-
terised and visit their misorunes too severely on
those to whom they and have ever been indebted
for their prosperity, allude to the Clerks IN their
employ. In the season of business who act so faith
fully as the " Merchants ClerksW We address cur
selves particularly to the Dry Goods Merchants
Who gives up the comforts of home, and board at
hotels order to be the first to their different Gus
toners and lead them to their storesl Their " Clerks
Who when the season terminates, travels throughthe
different states make inquiries of the stability of houses
collects outstanding debts-sccures those that are
doubtful-who, SO much as the Merchants Clerss!
Who does what is termed the dunnng, (and vugarly
SOY, at which the employers themselves shrink
Their "Clerks" What could they do without theml
Clerk will go without his meals in order to hold
on a customer, fearful that while he Is at dinner
any other meal, his customer may get IN another
store and by.thls means loose him. VIII the employ
ers as body dothls! No! They may have done II
while Clerks and suppose while they had been, such
of adversely had arrived and their employers
turned them off, then what would they have been.
Many young men that have been tolllng ardu-
ousy for years for their employers and guided by pre-
ceden have through the vista of years their cy
nosure cut down by the msfertunes of their EN-
ployer from their anticipated palmy state, and then
turned adrlft the wide ocean of adversely TO en-
coulter nothing but storms and shipwrecks The
poor book keepers tied to the desk from morning to
night in the season of business, and when that IS
ever, posting up their books when all other are idle
around niTl klHg themselves oy Hlches Dy hls Sc
dentary employment what can they do il they have
to quit We have spoken of the distress that very
many experience who have been discharged who have
not the wherewithal to procure susenance for
themselves, and probably some aged mother in the
evening of her life reclining her sole prop her son,
for her sole nourshment in lfes feast. Ii is ago
nizng to think of it, We cautont entreat! we
beg! the merchants to be mercifu. Make IL a COM
munity of interest and take this maxim in view i
you can't spare whole loaf half is better than
none. Take warning! Ye know not what spirit
is now stalking abroad and it needs but spark TO
set it in blaze, blaze that will be beacon too
fearful think Of too terrible to relate. Once more
be merciful ri.