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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
RrLLIARDs IMPROVE GemIemen w.hi,

BILLIARDS IMPROVED-cenSleme wishing
n to play atbiards purchase tables invited To call
AT 2s or 81 Broadway aext deor above all street.
them Coffee Room where there are tables in room, and
try the patent Indian Rubber cushions, stone and
tlsn eemented beds, with iron eagle frames,
bles above will be found the largest and best
everoered TO the public advantages 10 pur-
Case at short notice they be packed days
~ b. Orders for any thing in this ne with cash or good
reference, to BASSFORD, ZIG Broadway, will receive
prompt attention If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

ID r.. MAYS, ~ CO., COEFFEURs DE PARIS, 50
u Nassau street, OF Maiden Lane. Having lately
arrived from Paris beg mo respectfully to announce to the la
dies especially, that They viii still follow their
feos Ladies Hair Dressrrs Lkewse every atten.
ton and punctuay those ladies who may them with
their commando Ao, that they viii have the latest fashions
from PARIS r n Macs having had silver medal awarded
to him by The French Academy tor ladies' hair dressing.
myTm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

HOBOKEN The impression that the be- oufll Waks
OF ms place have been destroyed by the improve
mems quite erroneous Very little alteration been
ne Walks except 10 the immediate vicinity of the
Norway Naples Dutch Ens and Eastwood Trees that adorn-
ed the Lawn around the Hotel have been and
Elysian Fields Id g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
MEXICAN THEATRE. BO ExN
A MRS EIVNNiS RENEEIT-THIS EVENING ~


"A MRS. FLYNN's BENEFIT-THIs EVENING will
be performed
TURN 0TT-Restive Mr. Blakely-Maran Ramsay, Mrs.
Flynn.
After which the
DEAD sHOT-Timd, Mr.. Michell-Louisa Mrs. Flynn
Chatter, Mrs Herring
After which
THE RAVEL FAMILY win go through their astonishing
performances on the tight rope
To which will be added
SIAMESE TWINs-Dennis OGhb. Mr. Mitchel-Smon
Slow, Mr. Gates-Marian Miss Verify
To conclude with
THE BEDOuIN ARABS-By Gabriel Antoine, Jerome, ia
veli, Pierre, &c
Doors open at 04-perornances commence at ~ O'clock
Boxes rs cents-it ST. cents-Galery Is cents
EKANKLIN THE,ATRE.-THISE EVENING will
Il be performed
BROWNIE. OF THE BRIG-Erowne, of the Brig VIM
Preston.
Alter which,
TWO QuEENs-George Roller Thoman-Mary Of Den
mark, Mrs. Preston
Ts conclude with
FATAL SNOW ST0RM-Romanof, Mr.. Judah-Peterhof
J. Sefton-Landaline, Mrs. Thoman
IL Doors open at 6i-perormances "a o'clock
precisely Boxes SO cents-Pit Is cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
SUPEhIOK SUNNI ~ ~

the reduced price Of s45OBIIlD OF Is Nassau street.
corner OF Pe respectfully his ana
the fashionable public, that he will constantly keep his
sales room superior assortment OF plain Hat
al The reduced plice of $3.50. He aers himself tint the de-
cided appreciation with which his Hats been heretofore
received VIII continue To reward hs anxons s please
BIRD, IL Nassau ST, cor of Pine
Also ON hand tine assortment of geHeie Leg.orn sun.
49, IlaN. Ieuuctu prcrs lel3-1W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

JESSE CADY, Aucsioseer.

JESSE CAOY, Auctioneer
ID streets.This Day, at hall past O'Clock, sui
purchasers for cash, large and OF she
hardware cutlery fall goods hats combs fancy soap, coth
ed 10 the Southern and Western market
tson IN an advertisement OF this kind.
1000 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery OF every Va.
r1ety Imaginable
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms
'ooe Needles, assorted from ~ Hemnngs and German
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl subject deben.
'us Nv "E S " WI ~ be taken in payment
Also, snun Boxes, Pins, nc. nc &c
Also herman French, ard Rhode Island Jewehy; low
priced Watches, Guard Chains &c m2}lys
-yu NJ WARD, Aucuoaeer
- street. corner Of Wa-rHis Dav a. O'clock at the auc.
on room Hardware, Cutlery consisting of pen pocket ana
k hhVe ON cards and in dozens scissors and
eye spectacles steel and brass sarreed pistols pecusou
caps, hn1sles knitting needles hooks and eyes, &c.
ra.cy DoSds-Sonssng q double cologne hair Old,
Pertunery, French and English soap, water Nc
Also an invoice OF combs, buttons collars as boots and
shoes. ~ -
Also invsice OF Notwithstanding Of earrings finger
rings, watches. breast pins, chains &c. &c. ia
NEW YORK TATTENS ALLS.-The REGULAR
sales Of this well ksown establishment continue To- take
place every Monday at IL o'clock.
The next sale viii commence on Monday, 10Th OF June
and all Horses Carriages, &c intended for ihs must
he shown and entered before Saturday, nth
M horse be offered at auction unless registered
ia tne for place upon the catalogue
Jel3 JOHN W. WATSON, 4N Broadway
~ THOSE who wish a good DOOR PLATE had better
apply STOUToS ENGRAVING ROOMS,
my2l Inn l72 Broadway, corner Of Maiden lane.
HILLS
INIhITABLE STYLE OF HAIR CUTTING,
NO ~ Pearl street up stairs Je6-3m-
~ SALT WATER bATHs s NV oea a Castle Garden
Battery for ladies and gentlemen and al Mats st. one pier
below Canal North River from suise until loocock night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

CASTLE GAHDEN.-h. MARSH respectfully in
~ forms his patrons and the public that the having
been extensively improved and embehed novel and al.
Tacuve STYLE now open for the
His well known and Justly celebrated Band the direc-
uon OF Mr.. Thomas Dilks leader re-engaged will
peerEs the most approved oveures marches &C. every
pleasant evening.
~ B. piece Of FIREWORKS every fair evening at nine
O'Clock. = -
Abundance shilling for which refreshments will fur
ed AT he har
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

VISITING CARDS, VISITING CARDs.-In
PLAIN W ting the Italian and fancy hands printed PO-
LisHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD may he procured
A. The corner o Maiden Lane lnd Broadway at sours EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT where specimen books nav
Aso-siLvER Plated DoOR& NUMBER PLATES
the plating OF which unusually thick the silver being aspre~
IL rolled for the advertiser
distnctness and tate.
LITTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NoTARIaL
SEALS
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS with baked
jet black edges enamccd and capable OF receiving the high
est polish. my2-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

SPLENDlD PAINTINGS.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS, LA BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE LOLfMPE, painted from nature, by Boudet, of the
French School, exhibiting at Ne. II Park Row.
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA
which has been exhibited in of the principal of the
Union, To the admiration OF many thousand visitors
From O'Clock, A. M. to TO- p. NJ. Admission IS cts each
"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
WHMhha Wifi ,Cs CREAM GARDEN, AMI

ao beecker street. W. having fired up premises 2a5
bleecker street. second block north Carine 81 with much
care and expense in furnishing with neat and hand
SEINE bowers and from his whole lite having been devoted 10
The Confectionery business prepared serve M every ar
Gle In the line III the best possible style. -
b. Parties giving orders rely upon L cxerpns
Fease and trusts they shall Ice Cream
carefully prepared and any mart o the CIV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

VvNHE celebrated fa trottng horse aBEPPO, sale
The OF this beautiful t,J tot,ing hor being about
70 leave the United States far Eurtpe, renqu
the idea o taking the horse with him. wishes dispose him
The horse years old this pring Of beautiful chestnut
sne Color oil Tine actoi and perfectly sound without
Senisi ana perfectly kind in harness and
A. the horse ! 50 well known further description him
hs Tune useless not disposed n Monday 10Th
june at private sae h. will that day offered at auction
at New York Taersals For horse or further
particulars, apply $500
, JOHN W. WATSON, New York Tatter.aps,
dxsav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

a .CAkD-JAS a. r.. BAMOUREUx co l.ay-
"A lng succeeded Dr. Lewis Fcuchtwange In his store No
~ Broadway, WI continue 70 furnish the public with ar
ucts usually supplied y HIM and hope by their efforts
cure continuance 81 is patronage
swedish Leeche, Diamond Cement, Prusan Cement Tor
hng dtcayed teeth Chcoy the finer chemical preparafons
Maghesia Lozcn-c, Cough LoLenges &C. &C. constantly on
hand and for sale thu reasonable TERMS Wholesale and
retail 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

A CanE.-DR. JACKSON has added
Llgetable Medicaied vapor Bath Estahlishm
cry, gentcelly furnished apartments and boar
Of nurses, provided TOR inyalid- who NAV wi
selves under his medical treatment and his VI,
Baths
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28
~ n ! Coerier ard Eaqmrrr.

re- n. ] corner ard fnqbrtr.
HpOS0lusY or COTTON
fte itar uken an ,hr politicians
haW d" rurrrucv cod the
ua' 1t boaness. wc hayo comaird
tt yet Il lia iu,roduciioa 10 tho
maa.sse a the pure and history
easea although Il is lhu STAPLE
Il tais vannir, ~ an article
sii ,aefs. SLOWS the no.i SEN.
ssHoa ~ tie slightest approach 81 4
ao matter shat causes tho com.
Hr WET, s-ias THO Or, cotton
IS machtrer
- ba'cA Gfe exported cotton
Slrwm
FRS m.l fag s3,Hfns cotton cree.
b-mInana. mosri by mules OF
htusl Successful in a. operations.
Inc Aysba'tle generally rrcd 10
e
A. C''oo seive's Grid quilting mada
1saI far tte 6rst,tmr
1fl. AtaNfnht 1h,s,rrd frc rrg rr.
rfhe sntaanr fnmr ahich ~ ilf.
.
The +e ag frame applied IS
lie m4Afap ii lscr.
q 4 bt.t aasset 10 prevent dc ,x
\ 5la's s#lmin, ,oyeb,es ~ II,r
n
Il , Frs. imaau II raw cotton fou
y mia ra,tsa
d Wati4t oat his c,,,o, c,y n,
n W ~ ''''' - '''
Il 9. Il baafy Granted n ENGLAND d
gaf, # eefts,B r..t,ee -o,
n 5. Poser i,eo,. ,,,,,'lt,, AL ~,,,
Steam es..,e.. rsol y r,,,,, al
G pie.rh,,, g.. ,.,c,-n,l hy ii,
ofox.e,..,,,,e ac'4
Fir.,m.rb,nrr, +, ,aio cotton M
alioo IN F,n,..
81 -. s., IT. -, g., ,J.,,.l !,
mted State ana nalsnd c,,,a, &C.
}4led far mo- and os,,,,oa ,h,,,
70. s,b.- = r,.,..,..... l.,.,l.h
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28
WEEKLY ALMANAC.


TUE AMERICAN FARMER
3, Dom thr aaslts ~ d" h.-a ..u.dl.- Gigs,"
rs ~n9'e. afei.F aad 'aFa."
safes Sc iael 30 oar e4Iei retreat,
! -s s.seiy cor cottage lafs9Huts
cIioses.
d Sd r. fsfrrrr's Ihink can compare.
-ssi .asy ars ,raaqoii-h.s o ght' wilh0lt
egc.
tds aiis.d ~ rood timber and Ere,
pald s. sfsss.---hsY aud gfan,
ats aati8f. we have one desire,
G.a,y e.ft. park ard game
& aaiaae sc To elash.ag apply
II, ards r.ea cider aioFd,
ssf. ss1 msa@, oaf hises lhsy npr'y
!. Bile oaf sstdea aaticses COR boafd
carriage s-8 stszt a'e ready al band,
...sr.et ef ~ VISIT lufHd;
,t.rf clasieg VI hays al command.
,ss.aroes ia - knsw 30 end.
wor'4 t.as cor saa ajfh better invrp,
regs e. - lhsse regions sh.ovc
rtr as'tacyef seftspt. our soais sla., teusw
aotala u G4a, ahssa DIS ioys.
en3Kra
e.e ib,ak ran campafe.
ta4A afs uslh thznt.s iybg sns
nfatsf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28
, !, aO,ton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TEIsNfS:

,.,o p0LL Aas, II paid IL advance.
~, r. liars and Fay Gents, It not paid within
m, Dollars, If not paid until the end Of the
|, anne 70 nolify he Eiiior n . irish p dis.
VI \, ne end 81 he yegy, ,o.il BE- considered
|, ser engagement.
,...,ftlsemcnts inserted at the usual rates.
Major +. Il. Cochran is appointed an
.hs Journal. and Is authorized 10 receive
/ -ad rive receipts in ny name. IT,. H.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

BY W. Eikins.-Gen. E. B. Dudley-The pat
ron of internal impreyement-nay he be as sue
cessful IN establishing Rail Roads and Canals as
he was in his election in 1896.
By w. S. Harris.-Lcwis Wiliams-iustly dis.
tingushed for the beautiful consistency of his cha
acter as a statesman and no less remarkable for
bis exalted worth and virtue as a citizen Nav
North Carolina in counting owe. her Jewels be a.
bic 10 point to many snch sons.
Sent by Lady.-Martin Van Buren-From
his administration we have much 70 fear aud lii,
tie to bope---should it not prove more salutary in
lis effects than that of his predecessor, let his
days be few and lie; another take his Office"
BY w. F. Phifer.-Tbe Senate Of the United
S,ates-once as much the pride and glory Of the
American people, as the envy of the crow ned heads
Of EurOpe-prostrated by the hands Of a deuded
old man-msy it again assume and retain inviolato
that power originally intended by the trainers of
the Constitution.
BY Col Msans.-1he Readers Of the day
May this day 10 them be the commencement Of
long career Of use ulness and honor.
BY W. H. Henderson, Esq.-May the time soon
come when the political loI, and the bank crying
bloodhound viii have to fly to the baekwoods for
refuge.
By R. c. Iruin.-Dayid Crockett" alas POOR
Yorck" may we long remember the Independent,
honesty, and valiant deeds Of this great champion
Of the West, and " Go ahead"
BY DR.. u. VI. Orr.-Clay and Cslhoun-as they
have always proved themselves true ard patriotic
republicans in every crisis and trial. in our pre-
sent calamity, they the stars that will guide
10 safety.
BY Dr.. NJ. NJ. Or--Our worthy and liberal
host, E. +. Lilly.--The spirit and energy which
have characterised all his arrangements connected
with our entertainment, and sumptuous fare pro-
yided for our accommodation, enttle him 10 our
warmest thanks and highest commentator.
By W. BaFringer-Profession and Practice,
| the metallic against paper currency from 1871 70
lo30. 80 Banks in 1887. CIT Banks "all for
glory
II was gratifying to perceive the good order
which prevailed throughout the day and with
which all the proceedings were conducted. The
festivities Of the day were closed by successful
aud beautiful ascension Of Balloon in the evenin.
The following Toasts, which wers omitted 10
be inserted among the tOasts given in Charlotte GU
the 4,h Of July, are inserted here by request.
By Capt. Isaac pbell-Teras-nay her
Independence be acknowledged by all Republican
Nations.
By Capt. I. Campbell-7he Meckls,urg Dscla.
ration Of Indepeedencs-May i, ever be read q,
every 4th OF July in comedies with the United
/ States Declaration.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

When TO hill Lion-l was told here,
that a lion had just killed an OK, and been
shot in the act. II is the habit of the hon,
it seems, when he kills large animal, In
spring upon it, and sezng the throat with
his terrible fangs, TO press the body down
with his paws TIL the victim expires. The
moment he siezes his prey the lion closes
his eyes, and never opens them again until
life is extinct. The Hotteniots are aware
Of this and on the present occasion one Of
the herdsmen ran TO the spot with his gun
and fired at the lion within few yards dis
lance, but from the agitation Of his nerves,
entirely missed him. The lion, however,
did not even deign to notice the report Of
She gun but kept fast hold Of his prey. The
Hotieutot re. loaded fred second time, and
missed reloaded again, aud shot him
through the head. The fact being well au.
I lhenticated, seemed to me curious and wor.
thy Of being mentioned.-7 homson's Ira
reis IN Southern africa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

An Abolition lecturer, by the name Of
Mchim, was roughly handled BY some Of
the Salem jerseyltcs last week. He was
turned out Of ms pulpit, and she mob follow
ed him, drumming on tin kettles, threaten.
ing tar and Feathers, and otherwise il.treat.
ing the lecturer aud the ladies, and when
they arrived At the dwelling Of his stay,
threatened aud assailcd the house.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

The North Carolina Cherokees. The
Cherokees residing in the Mountains of n.
Carolina, are the most wild, savage and IN.
gOvernable of the whole tribe and some ap-
prehensions have been felt in relation to
what their future conduct might be. They
are somewhat stubborn, and do no, seem to
be willing to remove. They, however, as
vet, manifest no hostile intention. Major
Payne, of the United States Army, passed
here a few days ago, on his way from Val.
lev river, North Carolina, 10 New Echota,
Georgia and he informed US that the Indi.
ans was entirely quiet, manifesting no hos.
tile intentions whatever. The troops at
Valley river were in good health, and every
thing going on well.-Tennessee Journal.
Louis Philippe.-lt may not be within
the knowledge of our readers, says the Cam.
den, n. J. Mail, tha: Louis Philippe, the
citizen King of the French nation, was at
one time schoolmaster of haddonfeld, in
this county.
A man thereabout also says he owes mas.
ter Philippe grudge for severe trouncing
the monarch gave him on his seat Of honor,
while pupil at his school.
Sewiag on glazed Cdlico.--By passing
cake of white soapa few times over piece
of glazed calico, or any other stiffened ma
,erial, the needle will penetrate as easily as
in any other kind of work.
VIM. D. Petway, Esq. Sheriff of this
County, has received Writ Of Election
from Gov. Dudley, directing him to open
Polls at the ensuing Election for the purpose
Of electlng Senator to supply the vacancy
occasioued by the resignation of DR.. Hail.
Tarborough Press.
An Excellent Lar.-After the 4th Of
July, the carrying of deadly weapons in
Mississippi will be Punishable with fine and
imprisonment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

CELEBRATION OF THE arm OF JULY. AT
CONCORD. CABARRUS Co, NC.
The Anniversary Of American lndpen.
deuce vas celebrated at this place on the
lthiustani, with great spirit and enthusiasm.
\ very large concourse OF ci;izens aud
strangers from the adjoining counties were
assembled 10 the town. 81 ii o'clock the
procession was formed in the street 10 the
following order:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-28

Rtdia on Rail - An aholltionIst lee.
lurer, named Blanchard, who had been
holding forth al Chambersburg, Pa. recent
IL eii that place under large escort Of cit.
lzens, sellln' on rail- The people OF
that village must be hard 'uus, thus TO rail
the aboltonlsts.
The native American., 1837-08-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Within the last few weeks, two thousand three
hundred and sixtyfour emgrants, have arrived at New
York, or Amboy.
The Sea Serpent has been seen at Nahant Nahant
lis first rate bathing place. and the landlord of the
hotel, whenever he wants TO get custom, all that he
has to do, is to make of the Yankee editors a
little boozy, and forthwith they double; and it is Of
course announced in their several papersSea Serpent
seen at Nahant by the editor of the Boston -, and
down 90 the curious Mortimer to see the seveneagued
monster Of the deep.
The Queen Of England is at full liberty to marry
whom she pleases. During the life of William, she
was unable to marry without his consent. Now she is
free to choose any Prince, Roman Catholic
What fher choice should fall upon one of that creed
Fit food it would be for the novelist.
The cables for the Pennsylvania spoken of as
first rate. One Of them is twenty-five, and the other
twenty four inch cable The best bower is 100
fathoms long, and 25 inches IN circumference. II con-
tains 1898 yarns, each yarn being 200 fathoms long,
these united measure 700 miles. The weight of the
rope is 1880 pounds, and it Will bear weight of
4O6,0 900 pounds.
The New York Star (famous paper for witty says,
upon the important matter of newspaper takingaway,
the following: GA woman to Office to beg a
paper because, said she, we like to read the news
paper very much, but neighbors don't take nome"
Major Jack Downing, who was near being wrecked
at Rockaway Beach, is safely landed in New York,
and is to- commence series of papers the currency,
the times &c. &C., to be published in the Daily Ex-
press.
The native American., 1837-08-10
For the Native American.

That your readers may have some idea of the num-
Der of foreigners employed by the General Govern
mcnt in the public Offices, &c. ! have taken the
trouble examine the Blue Book for 1885 and &c. and
find that there were, at that time, employed, in the
city of Washington, sryone salied ocers natives Of
foreign countries; and ] believe that twenty or
thirty more have been added since the reorganization
|of the General Post Office and of the General Land
Office.
Several OF these officers have the employing Of a
number of other persons, such as laborers in the pub
lie grounds and on the public buildings, watcHmen,
&c. &c.; and il is truly remarked in the "Appeal,"
that such officers rarely employ native American, if
la foreigner can be procured. Now, such conduct is
papably wrong, and could not condemn natives,
were they to retaliate Indeed, will not say that
they do not very widely not pursuing the same
course, and employ but natives until such foreign
ers shall abandon their partial procedure.
Many worthy, but unfortunate merchants, who In
their days Of prosperity contributed largely to the sup
The native American., 1837-08-10

AZ NOTICE.--The Native Americans OF bia-
depsbnrc District. are requested to attend meeting
10 he held at Mr.. Thomas Badwin's Union Hotel, on
Monday, August 18th, at o'clock P. M, iRorder TO
form j Native American Association. Several gentle
men are expected to address the meeting on the occa-
sion. NATIVE AMERICANS, leave your abors, aad give
a few hours to your country's interest,"
The native American., 1837-08-10
MEETING OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION.

NJ The members are notified that an adjourned
meeting Of this Association will be held at the old
Theatre, Louisiana Avenue, on Friday afternoon, the
tn inst at half past six o'clock. Those native cltl.
zens who have not subscribed TO the Association, and
are desirous of becoming members, as TO be incu-
ded in this invitation, are respectfully requested to
call and enrol themselves at the olHco OF j. Elliot.
Junior the publisher of this paper, or upon Mr L. D.
Beck who Is authorised to receive names.
EDWARD INGLE, Rec'g. Sec'y.
The native American., 1837-08-10

VIM. Grant, author of "The Great Metropolis -
thus hits off certain class Of people in London whom
we presume the identical class, that are sent over
to this country. The picture is Of two gin drinkers,
father and son:
"Charlie, my boy" said an old haggard.lookng
man. the other day, to his as he stood opposite to
ono of the bacclanalan temples in Drury Lane
"Chare, my boy have you armed any blunt to day!''
ayes father, three pence" said the little urchin,
who was apparently about eight years of age.
Bless your little heart and let's have join; give
me the browns, and we'll have quarern of the right
Sort"
"The very hest then father" said Charie' traps
ferrng the three pence to his dad Il,
aHolloa Jim!' said the father, to atippng-look-
ing character the opposite side Of the street, with
his clothes hanging in rags about him, and rejoicing
in brimless and crowness hat" holloa Jim! wont
you come and have little drop with us2'
uOh father" exclaimed the little rascal, as If he
had been tipper of FIVE years standing" Oh father
don't ask bm-that's q quartern among three of us
The native American., 1837-08-10

most heartily Cooperate with them in all legal efforts
their part, to remedy the evils Of which we COM
plain.
And your memorialsts will, &c.
BY order of the COMMITTEES:
Fl. HUNT, President pro tenn.
!; Ma. j: a.sss, o...s,, Secretaries.
Dated at New York, June 27. 1887.