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The herald., 1837-04-10

70 SEE Advertisements -ARERNRTHY,@ Corrretlnd Ii
guoce Cough Mixture m page,he special Bowcry
Grand has been Obliged consequence the great dcrnapd
tins Mccnc sn the lower part and side she city IN
nont HOPPER, cor Broadway and Franklin and UNDER
lLL,cor Bcekman and Whsrr sts Agents forihs Mixture
ES- NOTICE 70 NEW YEAR PARTTEs-J O. DECKER
wis g, nior hs friends and The public that has received
fresh supply o rst rate OYSTERS feady serve them
Fried Stewed Roasted and Picked, the liberal
AZ tho shortest notice Please amply FHtaRseet
ACARD.-S, W BRYHAN rcspce fully nisrrs hrs trend.
~ aud the public that pc has completed TO cnrgspon' - HI,
saloon attached ~ h- Bowery Steam Conf G tho better
ecconmoia ofadcs aud gerame much ispnDved
plan and teopsncd ior the W. fctnrs
Ian for the ID patronage h. has heretofore experienced
and pledges hmshthat c,ey aitensn shall be pad ~
s f~ds respectable and select sse IT, as all The deca
nsuch lca Creams SOia Water
Mend, Lemonade, Coffee, Pies, Cake, &c. &C.
COnfccenarc manufactured as usual ~ the improved principle
~ The Bowey steam Coniecona No 2cs Bowery directly op
tie 10 livingston st. ). w. BRYlAM. fib-I
The herald., 1837-04-10

ID FRONVS.-Tb, subscriber en- hand large assort
men of the above articles made of Lipen Silk
goods with under Rnlle show through the opening front
THIS article for beauty and neatness thing of the
Kind offered IL psDc. Southern Western other
chants respectfully invited call for tn
at BON-ALL'S, liz Vanck ST., New York
NIB The patent Dress shr fronts etacd tho pnci
sal Stock, Linen and Clothing stoves in the city ms I'm.
WOOD's a. NJ MRCHA MOS
w TOOL STORE, of Chatham and Chamber
j. w has constantly for sale excellent
the following OF evety description, stocks and b
and bits patent se saws eappers and dvdes turning and
ne chisels and plates stocks and dies hammers
adze bevcs spirit levels bunishe spoke shaves
smcats, weod io cutting Of all III
drn cutting nppcrs and pliers, m.trc
pass oil stenes. draw knives, plane 0n and steel
squares, hollow drawing Shelters
cabinet makers clamps cerpe glue pots blow pipes c
Ir large assortment ot Planes, manufactured bv A. q
Baldwin. New York. ma sns
SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR SHAW
- NG-rhe unqualified apr-ebaton ths Soap has received
from the who have used evidence offs
Superior value all other shaving for quick,
and enoent ather which will dry the ce the
skin the least 10 is pleasantly pcrfmed
cred poi answering all thepuposes of a shaving box
PBicc So cert per pct, tor sale az
dl0-if ssl Broadway cor Tmnkin st
I ICENSED EDINTELLIGkNCFO IN ~ OFEIC f., No
IL 20 Chfnbe st-Please that Office has been
long esabisbcd and that exceel
the shortest notice Those who no good servants
should appi Immediately No 70 the of Broad
a3H
lDERLIN AND REFLECTYNG CIR ATES-
The herald., 1837-04-10
;N OLD ESTABLIsHEcD PACKhT or.

StN OLD ESTABLISHED PACK TT OF.
tSTkA FCE, If Pine aud Seah suascT
bers coniiaue 70 bring on Seerag Passengers from
Great Britain and Ireland skps Of the first class proRpii
aas .e9nsmy and comfort ersoas wiseg to send fa tte
ross hy applying IL this Office, their
.s easonabete7ns The shis oi lis Inc vi leave Liverpool
Wehy ana hosc engasingp sud a iends
VIII meet with delay IN per
sons ceo the wll be reired Those
~hnnr - embark the old he
the regular Liverpool packets, sany sh 10Th ch ag 3stn
o esch month"; cn6 ~ the London pgcSo the
and Goth of each month. 80
For The accommodation Of those persons engaging passages E
,nenfends who Giay wsh 70 send lhea rae er
70 provide ier the drafts ~b he the following
ea merchants ho are agents. and who w give asss
snrein forwarding pas senrtrs 10 Liverpool VIZ; =
'iess Daniel Wright d. Co, 3 Robinson u Glasgow.
William Niley % Edsa quay Dtbia.
e. d. X Haleran, Belfast.
rietihcw Me Cam, Stcampa parkcf nE1s. W.,l,g
Ioan nlcAaiin, Merchant QDly,co.k.
Pttef kccnaH, " Hcststfert prsg.eoh
Jahn Best Sugar Island, Newry
MDoughcrty, CO erane.
James Cairns Corn Market ~ nd
james Gibson, haGclin- sr eli S,,sc =
ahcs hnciGn, lhcarrov = Athlore
,oen liIitnch, Baiinacarry.
Jsscph tohan, Mglsngar.
John Atkinson, Carli,le.
AbphrauoEs or passage from pc,.ops yegias. -.
ps 'pN'N N'meet VIII every For s-sas !, ,v'
apply TO RAwSfN N Il, Min ~ ss..aans
a iRlp.u -
The herald., 1837-04-10
RE5MHaMIIIS, E5HaII Al ,s1Ss sEFEEcTING dKaTEs-

Of and Fire suitable for paors
sce and sore offered sale by the subscribers wholesale
aud retail at their warehouse, No 81 Exchange place.
Berlin Grates-Tbesc superb casngs, equane in finish the
6ae metal with ch and chase designs
ted in bas relief They coloed by acted
upon by neat or rust and requiring water only to keep theI
cleaa
Rejecting recently introduced untes beauty and
being constructed with bran, metallic Refectos
throw nto III large portion of the heat which ordinarily
escapes through the fue.
Doric and Minerva Fire Place well established article
known totbe public superior thing for
barang coal combines all the advantages Of both the
modes Of communicating Leai, by radaon the
crate and hre place. and by tinmlssisn close ssves
dlasts warmth thougho tho By Of heated air.
which by the constructions of The Dorc Fire Place
contact wih heated plates, which well known
TO have the effect cdeyns the of the atmosphere
portable they removed
al pleasure It's adapted 10 a Paror the warehouse,
oouaag the comfort OF open Ere with perfect
safety and convenience. For sale by
fuly BAXTER n BROTHER, ST Exchange place.
TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT.-
Oifcels3 Broadway, UP sais-Dr sHAN<S, osus pupil
Of the celebrated 0cusi Professor, MACKENZIE OF Glasgow
and Liccntate the New York Medical Society: respect
fully nfpms tsse affected with Diseases of The Eye
that getting t~
ecc,naly cured without risk, by means
and scientific
SPECTACLES
Spectacle Gasscs Of the polish and being
ro1ni on both sides from the the
wet To every ead aefc-a esteemed intelligent
OF highest Importance especially attended to-
uce hours from III 10 T. Advice the gratis, from
o'clock. m2s-Im.
The herald., 1837-04-10
TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT,


- !.
- hn subscriber hasaar lust returned from Lsndon who're h has
sacceSo making the hi,
Broter Tor regular supply Of all articles his ne Is now pr.
pared - oerto tho traac
cy Stationary o the best qsaly, and lower than an,
heuse in this city. - '
Gen Inc Raovesand Newpans Water Coers Drawing Pnpers
Tissue Papers Letter Papers and Bnrlsi
papers, Seairg Wax, Steel Pens, dc.
He also continaes
Cards snameusd Visiting and geld bads Cas cored va
PIERS ever p0tnt Leads &C. ms J.CONEN.
RUsHTON g. ASPINSNALL, No. ss William street
~ offer Ter sale The lowing aee-whte Ginger Root
mach opt-Bmginsy Pitch English superior for plasers
Vanilla Beans pinc-Whtc Wax in boxes Of so TO- each
German Cogn Fafina warranted-oh Brushes French and
English nade 70 order lage Sedtx Soda
Powders eassly put ~ Of superior Medicine Chests
rreat variety OF which viii be filed order no
tare for sss and famies-Swass Paaacea and vernlre M
man e;ur prces-Tararc Acd-Supcr Carbonate soda ga
The herald., 1837-04-10

IL 10 Chtnbe s-Please this Office
long established and that exceer
the shortest notice Those who good servant
should app Immediately No 10 the of Broad
,T
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
For Edward Everitt, (whig) ,,I.., 52,O5s
 !" Judge Morton, itory) S3,8A
Whiei mlaiority.

Last year ihe whig majority was not quite 60O0- making whig nett gain since last year, of upwards ofsl2OOO :: Glory enough for year."
 Buf, in addition there large gain of whig mem bers odhe legislature what is very remarkable, and indeed unprecedented, the Wings have elected alt tke ne'nbers of the Ssnafe-4O in number. They hreclecsed by counties, and last year the Senate was very nearly balahced the whgs having more than six or seven majority. Even Berkshire, over which our Vaites here were cluckling last week, has cho sen wing members by about 400 majority. Last year VB Good for the old Bay State!
 MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
 Wehase selected thesefew large towns, because, as the Massachusetts people are a over the world, they will like to see how home is doing Express.
 ,sa ssgfsT srs.{, lBS7 ls36. m
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
Correspondence ef the ". Y. Daily Express,

To say that the now confirmed news from the state of New-Y York; creates the greatest consternaton and alright in the Capitol, in the White House, and in snd about all the PnrieSs Gt e 5g CTS here The Express Mail Correspondent of the National Ineligencer just let in upon anxious c ty little of the broad blaze of light that was to come this, and Saturday night even, was not credited thatthe STATE had cut loose from Van Buren. On Sunday, however, the news was all confrmed-and bed hear the news from the great State of N York They hesltated, however, about believing 1t tor long while, but this morning they cry "all is lost" They give it up. N3 @ f'iA
 politics of the country the President and the Cabinet It is now believed here, that Mr. Van Buren in his next message, which we shall have in three weeks, Ss n0ag s O the % as Ssp but and that now his chief object will be to speak of our be said oithe sub-Treasury scheme, which, without Bnren will now be to coax the people back. The Globe, and the Kendall clan he dare not throw over board. however, if he would
 The only anxiety that MT. Van Buren felt previous to the election, was about the city. He aud ends neUer dreamed 0f losing tte St0te. Confident of ryng that the Globe was directed open it's batte- ries upon Senator Tallmadge who with all the Con rack, MT. Cambreleng has written here repeatedly that there was no daTsct gnu after tho Ts'i0 u 'o any, and S the foGo party m the cy he Judge then, what must have been MT. Van Buren's terrible disappointment -
 Your election has mparted new interest to the as- the Wings, with the Conservatives will now have 2 majority. MT. Cahoun's ardof will be very much dampened. Some of the Van Buren Senator. will
 Psn s of Ss Miss to look after sm wifi bs @ Sasd for their places In short the election will throw ovei Congress great food cf hgkt. 'i"
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
MARRIED.

In Watertown, on the 9sh inst MT. Samuel Clock; ofhis village, to Miss Phena Garnsey. of the former place. ~u.n berton. N J. to Miss Mary Sabin Chew; Mr Henry E. Scott, to Miss Adeline Way Mir. Ami Clark to Miss Nancy E. Clark. " in Hartford, MT Samuel H. Case; to Miss Almira Phippany, both 0f Hartford. ~ A
 In HaTiland. Hira Case. Esq. Of Bsrkhansted,to to
 in Granby, Mr. Waldo Reed, to Miss Thecdocia
 in Guillord, MT Roger Griswold. to Miss Sarah. daughter of Abraham Coan. Esq.
 III Middletown, Mir. Lauren 5. Smith, to Mlas Sa- roil G. stevens; Mr. Jared Cotton. to Miss Dolly Ann
 In s;aybrook. Mr. Rufus c. Shepard to Miss Mary Ann Bushnell. fa .F.5
 .ra,.s-e DIED, r- Tr
 Tn this town. on the l7lh inst of c0nsnmPti0n, Mir. Drew Hall agcd O. lnte of NeweEk. NJ.
 Tn tkis town, 0n the l7sh inst Mrs. Gatia, aged Tf year<, widow of Nlr. John J. Gaila.
 in alisbuFy on the 10th inst Mr. Nathaniel Church. aged el@-a revolutionary pqnsioneg. t
 Tn Cornwall, on the 18th mat. Mise Laura Ann Fox, aged 2i yearp, daughter of Mr. Lynlan Fox.
 Tn Aslas, llIin0s, en the l3sh ult. Mrs. 8eah Whi' tina, aacd 5l yeaFe, formerly of I'oFringl0n, Ct.
 Ip New.flGveh, Mira Maly. HugglnP,. agsd v. -a b bTighion. Mac. Noal Worces'rr, h D. sGe" ."
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
WHIGs OF LIrcHFIELn,


 You are called upon from al quarters to be vigant, active, untiring in the canse of freedom. The North and the sOuth, the East and the West are bursting the ehains Of despOtm, which their rnleFs have attempted to rivet upon them. The sOrch-lehts of freedom are blazing throughout our whole land as signal to the oppressOr that the oppressed will be free From Maine to the farhest Florida, the watc-wod is Liberty, that Liberty which our fathers SO valianHly obtained And shall it be samely surrendered7 No never Up then ye whgs of 76. and you yOungmen, you who are about to become pillars of society, nations wrongs call upon you for redress. Give then your noblest eff forts to the cause, take firm and undaunted stand to confront the enemies of your country, then shall vcto ry perch upon your banners. HI. We are informed, upon unquestionable authority, that General On Holt the dcnocTufic representative from the 9th Congressional District, while in hscity on hs way home, took cOnsidefab pains to inquire where he could get the highest price for gold and s yer, and hnaily sold the amount received at Wash ngton tor his serUices as Congressman five per cent premium. SS S1 %s Tgsg 4 Cs.s
 This is but solitary instance but is an illustra- ton ot the course which has been almost universally pursued throughout the country. And tss IS the treat ment winch the people receive from their seTrans.- The rd,working honest creditors of the government are told that there is no specie in hetreas1ry, while the wealthy democrats in Congress me paid in gold and silver thus realizing advance of five per cent upon their constitutional wages Such things cannot and must not be lost sight of Let one hereafter ask. What has become of the gold and ailyer!"
 sI.s ts ;, Hafstord Courier.
 PENNsYLvANIA.-The editor 1T tho Philadelphia Herald has been at much pains to obtain the ofcinl returns of the votes for members of the State Legsla ture in 1896 and lS37 to show tho relative strength boiled by the two political parties in each year. The votes for both years are given in detail in the Herald The aggregate is as follows. 45lA..'' oft' l336 tfH 1887. sti
 Van Buren, g,t N99O4 e9O79
 Whig, W ii .sn 79,O50 . sa4rs S5,Ml
 Van Buren mai l3,754 -. S,s3S
 Making difference in favor of the Whigs, between the elections of nearly 10000 voes and reducing the Van Buren majority in the Assembly from 72 to 10. The reign of political delusion is ended in the Keystone State. Another effort, and the fabric of mposture is tunbed into the dust.- National InteH
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

NeD York the city we think it highly probable frmness of the hard-fsted yeomanrv of the country will save the te-Hage gerstOOn, Md. " B. Nal. .
 True friend, the "hard-fsted yeomanry of the coun- try" have "saved the State" We honor the patriot- ism and frNness which caused them to abure the ties which bound them to the most reckless party that ey- CT attempted the destruction of all that is worth pre- serving in free country. To them be the credit giv en.-Bon. Chron. a& t
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

er We anticipate the time Of publication of our paper today afswhOun sogive ll'e younghasn ino our office an opportunity to smsa liaIs sunPou5srf
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

Flour by the lass accounts was dropping down little in New-YOTk, on account of ihe great amount received Sales from @ 50 to e9es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
,...FiiiUZZA FOR MASSACHUSETTS,!

The election for Governor, Senate, and House ot Responsibilities was held On Monday of last week. And Gke change there is almost equal to any other stnte not that ahe State has changed from Van Bu- refso the vNhigs-lor she has never been chained to the cdrof Jackson or Van Buren, but that the whig majority is greatly enlarged from last year. In all the towns bd e about 300 -the vote for Governorstands Khua.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
WmWIEfYNE


 |fTVHE subscribers will sell 6t PttIit Aucx L ton, at klsir eiers iH 0a,lade 17s CS TIesday hhs 98tk day ef NossssDA' iI.s llsLr entire stock in tFades consisting cf Q InFgB and general assortment of DnF GoODs. GnooEHrRg. HARDWARE; CROcKRRX, DRUtS knD MDIcINns, PAKTs, NAILs, GLAs1. W46doNg, HARNEssEsI &Ec. &c., with utmost every article usually kept in country store. Sale will commences at 9 o'cloclA. n. Terms Ofsale made lnowm at said time. A1GA&A N. CHAPTNs s'
 ETHAN WALTER, JK.
 tcr the Iate firm q ,. Fl. Collins f Co. Also will be sold at the same fine 6 place the property assigned by John II. Collins, U large assortment of blue, black and invisible green Broadcloths, supertine and middling qualities; 9 number of Box Stoves and Cook ing Stoves; a lot of window sashes and win- dow frames; square timber, pine clapboardsy casks. a number ofcords dry wood, fire length, dye stnfIs, with various tools and implements, and great variety of articles used in and a. bout manufacturing establishment.
 Alsos two pieces of Wood Land, one piec0 continuing about seventeen and half acfest near Mohawk Mountain; the other about nine : acres, lying a little west of P. 6 B. Howe's. Also, one piece of land in Canada Village. The sale will be continued from day day. @ AMAsA N. CAArM, ZIBstee. Goshen, Nov. 17, 1887. SSs 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
THE ENQUIRER.
L1rCHF7FLD. NoV,R g, 1887.

Nst York Elaotion.-We have very little b add re- spsetng this election to what we published Inst week. The Van Burenites, as then suppOsed. succeeded in elsctng two out of the eight Senators. In tho House. the parties will sand thns. Whigs lOl--Vsn BuTsn Sz,hewhigs having elected one member in Jefisrson county. which was last week given to V. B. The county sends thtse, one whe. i've V. R t8 at
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

Senator IalRadge-We know not in what terms to speak of the triumphant position in which this gen tean stands before tho country. Amidst the taunts the indifference and ambiguous gvings out of the Al bany Argus, and the revngs that prince of dcstruc lives the N. Y. Evening Post. MT. Tallmadge stood manfnlly up and forewarned the administration of the very result which has now overwhelmed them with defeat and shame. In the Senate and out of the Sen ate, in public and in private, he went forth as bea con-llght the administraton, mbued with the spirit
 they persisted in encouraging the rasts aud in ur- ging e Sub Treasury schee they mould annihate the Party. that brought them into power. How signally ed-hut where is the party in New York, for which minated.--Mddisoaian. Ee T--- =" ""
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

The Farmers of New Windscs, Orange county, N ments upon the sub.neasary eysiem by she adoption oi the following resolution s-- .s7- -'-' -,l
 Resolved. Tlnl .pampsFing tho Treasury wolves with CORN, and ieeding tke shcsp with RusKs s bad system oi teFnine and the government will find it oat next sAaariAg aias." l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
THE WHIG IIIRnEE.

Our country is ths thsatEe of general rsjoicing.- From Maine to Louisiana there is universal jubi- lee. The shout of WHIs triumph is re-echoed from the hsightsof Bunker to the heights of klynon the Green Hills to the Highlands of the Hudsor-fOm the Alleghanies to the Rocky Mountains. From the mouth of cannon with fesiivities--with bonfres- with illumnntiOns-by public meetings of congratula- tion and encouragcment-by every manifestation oi public joy and gratitude and exuliatione-the PEorLE of this great country celebrating their glorious their overwhelming victory.-N. r. C0ur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

Canadd.-A fierce riot occurred in Montreal be- tween portion of the people calling themselves the sons liberty, and another portion called the oyaIsts destroyed the Vindicator Printing office. Some Dis. tols were fired and wounds gven though no one was killed; The Royal Regiment paraded the streets and was cheered By the successful pary-the 1oyalists- The citizens of this republic must be pleased to hear of the advance of rational liberty any where, hut they can have sympathy with the loco loco liberty ofthe Canadian disorganizers.-N HdUen Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

The whigmalOsisy in BuiIalO was oas which is moro than double what ever was bsars. DuhlO fsslS tho full appreciation of Kitchen Cabinet experiments on the people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

IEMIEhANOE NOl1CE" ss,t g~lg At the annual meeting of the Isch6ed County Temperance Society, held in Gcahen on the fourth Tuesday in October, the following gentlemen were elected officers for the year ensuing: 2 - srrr. af,.s.., PRESIDENT, lr q.ilt Daniel B. Brinsmade, Esq. Washington.
 VIcE PRESIDENTS Elijah Sherman, Jr. Esq. Woodbury. David C. Sanford, Esq. New Milford. David Gould, Esq. Sharon.
 John Duall, Esq Norfolk ( 1&d # 3'I5A Hosea HjnsdaIe, Esq. Winsted. I, H Ys8atT Erastus Lyman, Esq, Goshen. te.44,s t X Edward Langdon, Esq. Plymouth. William C. Sterling, Esq. Salisbury. t1at A9 h. SECRETARY, 9frH Herman Baldwin, Washington. r-t ASSISTANT SECRETARIES, Alexander H. Holley, Salisbury. r s. Roger M. Mills, ew-Hartford. Nelson Ere wster, Goshen.
 TREASURER, s. pr. Aanson Abbe, Ltchfieid. . The meeting adjourned to meet in sharon at the Methodist Episcopal Church, on the fourth Tuesday in November, .. iO o'clock A. M. Public exercises as o'clock P. M. ,.s-.-g
 H. BALDWIN, Ssereiary. WaskAgsoa, Nov. "a. les7
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23
PUBLIC AUCTION.

BLANKS JSv sale q thi' sEss, \
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-11-23

IN NEw YORK, the Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney General, and Cana! Commission CTS, chosen by the Legislature Each House norI- mates separately. and then,meet together to compare votes the two Houses agree, the choice is declar- e6if not they proceed to elect by joint ballot The Treasurer is chosen annually--the Camal Commis- for three years. The commissions of those holding o flee for three years, will expire in JaBuarywof cOse the vacancies will be filled by Whigs.-Ct COardnf.
 This is incorec; as regards patt of the oficers- there will be only two appointments to be made next sJanuary-T Treasurer and Surveyor General
The herald., 1837-04-03

-, sNlNG PlAsTEit-tfei iof Ian or meak',ss " he
paini, and dyre sia coughs ooig 2stmas difficulty c
beauane of the ton Ech &c. they will mme
ae ans scott relief and for p safety and cc
ANY s.e .dly surci'r to so, + orr emcte. such
pcs Whoscbnss that they sard o ~
~ hWth e. ~ edn,ary habits rtneapy. who hc troubled
WIN n " nc side otbasi lvis dto oth
uf pasers n ihy snaly n rcn, all Others, asd
arc ce rom Those rMecutns which reasonably made
afnnst ssef generally 1he has had The pasMs of
selling th m daily oI ycs IN this city and of the
msry toahd no hac acd them I've has heard Of so
conrian They extensie y the cui4a
troTson and there not rroay en- ln se1i nhy.oan II
IN United st'fes Eopc hat won ssnro them
wah hs name or ucncc when made qsantsG with tereon
posiion. f2eu
The herald., 1837-04-03

mary Ann,s Cousin to Brooklyn Giles.

Mary Ann's Cousin 70 brooklyn Giles
Cems, Brooklyn Gi Is, don't be ahsid
Ofstansias up 10 VISA lou sais--
step forth, and shew you are the man
That wants my cousin Mary Ann.
For sa feet high in natures shscs
Is just the sizS she says she l.yss-
And if you long 10 her face"
Yesve bat TO say So asd the pace.
An only child not spod, uow,
For cooking meats or mix ing dough
Bur east IN natures gsntesi mouh,
Not over ires over bcld
Nov, Giles, yaU rent ro3 quick prepare-
Your Bro x 'yn lots show where they arc-
Fer my vii, not wait long
50 tunc your ppe-bes n your song.
Eighty four feet front, corner Ioi,
Is all the land Mol has got
Tho mortgage on its but fJr hall
Sizes got cow wants a calf
Ol Brookl,n Giles c me, sa FOOT come,
And take nv eossn Mar home. BEss.
The herald., 1837-04-03
NEDICAL CARD.

MEDlCAL L. OAHD.-The study bestowe' efain
A hrarch opracre ~ Dr GLOVER continues 10 receive H.
confidence 81 the pubic Those who affected with ceeis of
ons ssns,ns and ~ diseases arising from puy Of the blood
and such cases as have hsed ofhe nspcenc
ed will do well 10 casut hm his ace street
American Museum Separate and separate eses Pr
vafo entrance, ed doorrom the Museum. dIoH