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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

bPWe wish it distinctly understood
that we do not attribute the editorials of the
last "Berwick Sentinel to either the Goose
or Goslin who are nominally concerned in
its publication. We can generally guess
the authors olarticles in neighboring prints;
and in this instance we feel called upon TO
free these Printers Devils from any cen
sure. The writer of those editorials is the
same individual who but very short time
since offered to sell to us the Sentinel estab-
ment at our own price-on credit 0" ten
years, and guarantee Of 400 subscribers.
From what motive he made the offer we
cannot say: it might have been made to in
huence our vote in the County convention
--or il might have been made to secure our
editorial services for the reason alleged,
that the present tools were incapable ofeven
following copy. The Sentinel should there
fore be guarded in its malicious insnuations
about being "bought up" They are the
mere tools of certain masters-they must
do their dirty work-and consequently they
are free from all censure connected with the
political editorials of the Sentinel, except
for the meanness of their vocation as the
bull-pups ofothers, whose hissings they are
bound to obey.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

Settings Of COngress.-One of the lon
gcst sessions of Congress was held at Phila-
delphia, from Nov. 18th, 1897, to July
10th, 1898, being 246 days. The shor-
test session was held at Washington, from
May 22d, to June %, 1909, being 38
days.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

RrrThe "Berwck Sentinel" charges us
with Federalism. The writer hne10 the
ialsity ofthe charge, and his reckless char
acter in politics alone induced him TO make
it. We shall never dread comparison of
our political principles with any one--par-
ticularly this Janus-iaced oflico-hunier..
Our first vote was polled on the day we
reached 2l, for Jackson & Calhoun-and
ever since we have uniformly supported
democratic measures and democratic candi-
dates for office. Has such been the course
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

S, D. PATTERSON, Esq. one Of the
editors ofthe Harrisburg Reporter, has been
appointed by the President and Senate,
Marshal of the United States Court, for the
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

LocuStS.-The whole territory of Wis
consin seems likely to be overrun with To-
Gusts. They came about the 10th Of June,
and have flooded the country.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23
LINE OF
MAnL STAGES

observed a notice in the "Keystone," (under
one which publishcd,) signed by Mr.. P. C. Gil
christ, Agent, stating that the Susquehannah Boat
Line would carry passengers in less time than the
Mail Stage-which is not the fact. It will be un-
dersood that the Boat leaves Harrisburg one day
before the Stage; yet have taken Passengers
through to Wilkesbarre in time for the Montrose
stages, notwithstanding the tardy manner in which
the mail is brought from Harrisburg to us at Nor
thumberland. If any other persons had the convey
ance of the mails from Harrisburg to Northumber-
land than those connected with the Boats, I would
engage to start a. the same hour with the Boat at
Harrisburg, and deliver the mail and the passengers
TWELVE HOURS sooner than the Boat Line
possibly can do it. r,..
When the Company runs a stage from Northufn-
berand to Wilkesharre, the mail can arrive at Nor
thumberand from Harrisburg by IL o'clock, A. NJ;
but when the Boat above, they then keep
back the stage at Northumberland until o'clock p.
NJ and sometimes late as Z o'clock, P. NJ.
These are facts which, the Post Master General
" not aware Of It is time he was made acquainted
with them.
Ij'Any passengers ,Cj8hing 10 faks Me stage at
| NorfhnmJele'ad, to go through 10 Montrose ,ciH
be tahcn IN time 10 secure seats in the Mo,,trosc
stage, noilcHlafaHd'ag tile delay of tie Opposition
in arriving at NorthumJeriDnd-p -prouided Thea Gr
npon regpbrr time fo,s staytiag. :.
WILLIAM ROETsON.
| Bloomsbury, June 10, 1887.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY

.AE1OOIaAA ITO 1EIOlElAZZt K
For AsSemJly.
Evan @. jackson.
For Sheriff.
3 chm FTIit,
Elias NECEZenGTy.
For Coroner.
ISAAC O.. Johnson,
Jacob $ei6eR.
For Commissioner.
Stephen MaHdy.
For Treasurer.
gaUgfA HEC Williams:
For 8udifor.
John Fulton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23

br7pThe editor has been absent during
the publication of this number.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23
County Treasurer.

WWTE authorized to state that HUGH Nc
w WILLIAMS, Esq. will be a candidate at
the next election for County Treasurer.
Aug &c, 1887.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1897.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-09-23
THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

1BIh0OlilSlBTBG 8
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lDIsEGGOLRAzEIO TT0lElA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

sic, MKown from Liverpool dsg; superb Fish, d. dol Chi
charters Arson Sinclair from Now IorS, disg CADET d. do;
unites states Turner from Phadepha wigs Switzerland
Ne for New York, ds Benjamin Morgan, Tubes, from Ii
yerpoo dsg Georgana Gardner, from Antwerp, wig; MIN
Francis tBr) Manning, do lag Susan (Br) Humble from
Maryport disg Mary Bernard Beckwith from New Orleans
do Eim kruse; Planter, Smith, New York. ldg; Polacre
San ANTONIO lsp Gago for IVES. Indies dg Young CASH
York wig; Delaware. Ames from Philadelphia wtg Oee
thorpe Beard from BALTIMORE rspg; Lgera, lSpl Fabrcus
from New YORK, wig freigbt; Howell - from Havana,
rePg; Opulence, Saeden from New York, repg.
MOBILE, Sept 29-Cpd Rose, Flanders Liverpooar Ala
baMian, Lane, New York; Xyou, Putnam, do
York '' =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

Dark THEA rAk i.-ThiS EVENING viii be per-
KING LEAR-King Lear, Mr.. Forres,-Edgar, Mr. Ma.
To conclude with WAYS AND ME ANs-s,r Dav,a Dnnder
Mr. Piacide-Lady Duader, Mrs. wheatey.
soass S S sse s cents
A MMHICAN THEATRE. BIO W EHY-
"A THIS EVENING will be- performed
CAPTAINS NOT A,MISS-Genera Stormwell, Mr. Blake
Aaer which, TOM CRIME cRINGLE-Tom crnse, Mr. J. r. sosu
Elizabeth. Miss De Barr.
To SPOILED CHILD-Little Pickle, Miss
DE Ban-Tag Mr. CoweL
Doors at PERFORMANCES commence NJ quarter
before O'Clock. Foxes. rs cens-Pit, S7a-Galery 70
NATIONAL THE Tit k.-Latea italian Opera
IN House-MR wALLACK, Lessee.-THls EVENING
: AMLET-IIamet, Mr.. vandenhoa-ophela, Miss Emma
Wheatley.
Alter which Panoramic View of New York Bay and Har-
bour.
To conclude with THE LIAR-Young wildine Mr. vanden-
hoh--Mss Grammar, Mrs. Rogers.
Doors open es-Periormance begin al III.
EitANKL LIN rhEArt;E.-THlS EVENING Will
BACHELORS RUTToNs-Emily Wilton, Mrs. w Seton
Sam Samsen Mr.. Eberle.
After which, KABRI, the Wooden shoemaker--Kabri Mr.
~ Eberle-Mad kabri, Mrs. Ebere
To conclude with
TEKELI Or, The Siege of Montgatz-Isdore Master II
tus-Christne, Mrs. Wallace.
Ii Doors at PERFORMANCES II O'Clock
precisely. Boxes 50 cents-Pit Is cents.
OLYMPIC TIEATRE-Broadway, next 10 Tat
~ tersalls-TIiIS EVENING will be performed
DREAM OF THE FUTURE-Capain Valentine Love-
lock, Mr. Blake Honora WasnghaIn, with a song) Mrs.
Afer which POPPING THE oUEsTioN-Mrs Primrose,
Mr. Jones-Ellen, Mrs. Conway.
Dipomatque-George Roller, Mr.. Edwin-Chrstine Mrs.
Blake.
" Boxes, 50 cents; Pit 25 cents
Doors open at past g. the performance will commence
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

Aggregate number of bales s55,575 so7426
The exports from all the other growing countries
twh the single exception Of Egypt decreased-whe the
Trade from the United States increased This fact alone
every reasonable that the stocks have increased
IN all these counties. Therefore, when they ship
Ping VIII gu the market much that prices
vance We have made these before again
refer our readers to them guard against pu
chase on their part.
twin be perceived that remarks fully borne by
the following letter from Hae correspondent received
THIS afternoon per the Erie -
inst cottoDs have beer active demand the quota
tons have been firmly maintained still rise whatever
be noted Good middng qualities have chance
moderate advance they cheaper
rates than low choice Sorts but the whole appears
that than steady prices hardly anticipated
two months with probably decline Afterwards. j.
have favorable advies OF the We cannot hut per-
slst in the views we have formerly expressed.
The last intelligence from Marsele the receipts
of cotton into that from Morea Zone The Greek Island
increasing and that the stock hand description
estimated 10 be aboIt 8 900 bales.
The Charleston market the t inst rather firm for all
qualities Of Upands, and sales made 11c New
selling at IL lllc.
Sales in Boston for the week previous the Sd inst
10a l4c.
The favorable intelligence received today rather increased
the demand for in this market Sales however ind-
Gated Improvement in prices Nohng further report of
the crop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

CLEARED.
i opp gsprf sus.G g
Burgess, Windsor, ". ~ Schrs. Willis Gallop, Partridge
Card windsor n s. Rochester Nichols Boston; Mary Deal
Philadelphia.
Pscke, ship Erie Funk ae, Aug 20, with mdze to Jno.
Pacse, ship England, Waite, Liverpool, Sept with mdue
Brig Plurbus Unum, Billings, Lusec, days. with pas.
Brig Minturn, -, Lubec, 6days, with plaster to w. c.
Br seh Independence, Stevens ST. Johns NJ B. days to
schr Mail. Loring, Boston, days, to master.
Schr. Alabsna, Croweil, Boz ton, days, 20 master.
schr Ieontine, clapp Hsmnosd 5days, with mdre. to Al
sshr Tu.csrors, Bell Richmond, days. with ndue TO Al.
''" MEMORANDA.
Number OF vessels with her Of tonnage entered in
August 1887 1864 vessels teas belonging 70 Grsat
Britain. and ss vessels, and aae5s belonging
End ;Gss Sc e Liverpool for
RuncorD H6 1929
less k h,ssss.s' 1879 iss vessels i' ~:
iAs 7s7oOe
Increase, 24ssI
sept on sard.ey !.sp.n1s"se, Hye, N. York for Liver
Sept Il. $ S "a s,sa A~yio Hs,. NJ ror
IPer England, waitel
Lrss0S Sept s.A, >. cs,d Co,Snrn New oss.
Charesion-Aug ss ar Tboa.as Bennett Iisuse Charles,
.on-ssh, Ssstsg.a Crown, New yeh, viii sail again Is,b
ger savannah, viii sail again ou,wsrds Aug sis
s yS s ssS @ cs;s.s
oreans; Bru.os Clark sayann.l-en for ldg, siss Nor
gao. Surge. New Orleans win 81. SIS EsiaSarsS, Sri:io~
York; Gsrd Drnier Phaseiphis will sail sth: Gov rosp
Miller savannah I'D, Koooh.se,t, Davies Charleston
New York ie.h fadp~dao, Nye, do, 2sii Cisrsss An
Coax. Aug H2Ths Fredsaia Leach, hsm Liverpool, Tor
New YORK. which put into hs pert Cub eshy has been
Asrwrsr, Aug as-Frederich wilhelm, Folhe, New York
-2sth, Johanna Evers, do; Tyre horer, do
BaEnns, Aug. 22-Auanue, Grave, New York-2ls, Co
Cows. hug so-wsshiogson. Barnett, New Yorh, saed
c.sp2. xoe. a~sF& Frances, criai,b, Ne-Yorh.
DsAL, Aug $3.50, Sam,oa, sturges, New York
l DANrrc, Aug. I6-Henriets, Casssn, New York; Hsa
| Elssosr. Aug. a--whian, stssser New Yorl, for
Ssse., Aug z-AaeIaide, csyagnard, New York.
/ hArsso', Aug. 2i--Zehra, Hahn, New York.
rsqdsr * sensgssrs. BIore soils Siss a, GSa;~
.Ss x Ss, s sS ss. yo New ro.
EE ;,, Aug 3-Sysnis' Bsdu;sl., SrsYsie
LESBOS Hsg i22oF,scerea sstA New for ,.,,.o, N.
3 Neptune a az New Si SSss Chad
hstvoST, Aug e5-Danarscotts, naekedoa, New York
49, AntiNALs, CLEARANCEs, nc.
Pitmsn, do. e' D"'S 'e" WIN s'e' "'Pe,
M Get i-Ar sparss. Presley from Taurton for
crd Tecsmseh cs1sers New YerS, R,,u,s Has,b so
.sT En-, ocs s-Ar csoesw, NicIeros Baltimore. Abr
f;son ed Sy csor, a. sss sp. %a
rsn,ns,,sa or o., Lsara Deming, New York
Scott do. S@'WeD, 40; htH,
s.Lr,soss, &c. t-crs, Superior, Cummings. New yo,,
w eHsss I'd &c, 2nA Jane carclise Townsend. New
CHARLEsror, Oct AR. John a. Callo,r r. 81,
vesselsin port-Ehzs Grant repg Beyidepe .s -
.he Eldredge, for Bcston, ldg Peru Farrbsn ,
wales dsg; Gronde FRI Delsvo rtsv,
reight Mary tBrl Owen, for freishtor charter r.h
noun hoss from Havana dls John Troughton fBr gc,do
ron Lvsrpoo dlss Charlotte, Thomas fren Porsss ~
,srcss sur, brown Tor New YORK, wi~ trrn rnteSrr
A.. ~, ~ oyneis hppng from Newport
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

The Ensisnd, from Liverpool arrived ear,v M o,or
She brought Us our usual supply pspe together viii e,
r from Liverpool cotton correspondent which -, no
found IN sur news columns The letter puhlished below 80
have been permitted 70 use by highly respectable merck
Of this city. represents the English market a, h.v,r~ -
h fair demand and notices further ADVANCE on Al
h Bot other private letters mention the fact shst owing Il
great falling on In the demand for twist ssS varr g. -
Russian marhet the present prices Io~r rsas Tb.v
must decline IL ~ be- impossible Ter them 70 farther -
vance the crop Of this country viii commence ro,..
forward month sin weeks The aoeh on hssd in -
gland yet very large, say sco hsle seanst ascc which
slows excess Of 80, 900 bales
The increase the exper Of American from Liverpool
this year over nearly 5000 bales We give the o
g quotations oAmercan 10 Liverpool the 3lst Ausps, for
tho years 1856 ana a. va.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

Alaba. and Mobile IL Sea Island Al l2a Abo
$500 bales have been taken on SPECULATION and the market
closed today with much hrmness The imports cotton INTO
this since the lst January baes against
1s5ooe the nrst eight months OF last yearn the supply
from the States there OF 81 900 bales
The stock IN Liverpool estimated about 1000 against
the same period the stock of American
about Bales or rather less thar that time.
The following comparative view ofthe imports Of cotton
int GREAT Britain from the t OF January the 10th August
1857 ana OF the imports for the period last year-wil
snow the superiority that the American have all
descriptions also shows the reader at glance the
Immense trade this staple this country
and England
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06
General Markets.

THURSDAY, Oct. 5, 6 p M.
We have nothing remark In the -four market Small
sales made at SO as5 The receipts have been rather
small The latter part the day very incement Messrs
Austin dry goods sale passed off WELL considering every
thing Auction transactions small viz II pipes brandy
$ol 1o3 100 kegs raisins S62 10 baskets champagne
saba $6-cash.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 49, p. M.-Sugar-Prime, 81 81; in
1sror, moderate demand Molasses-On Leves, IS
Pork.Mess 2e So do 10 do, scarce; Prime, II do;
POa Bacon-Hams, 10 cts pI lb canvassed IL II do,
Middlngs. l0} ii do; Shoulders g dc, limited sales
Lard.Perlb lie according to quality Beef-Mess SIS
Lead-Pig Sci bar 7tc per ID. Tobacco-Frst quality,
St &C. per lb second do SIC "A dc; crossed4 q
Freghts-Cotton-o Liverpool I'd per b; Havre 1ic New
York. Tobaccoo Cowes and market per hid, SOS Cd;
New York. per hid, Sc a GA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06
&2lI.3IO.OOO
&2,T70,sOO

BY this Statement; will be observed that the paper
system Of the British empire equal by their showing
$2tSi0e0o supported by the comparatively specie
basis Of ga period year. during great
est expansions of ,er banking system, their Issues
greater than these and based specie still less II
States, will be struck with astonishment financial
gscy and talents Of the bankers and nances the
BY the Report of the Fl he Treaas for 1880,
e aggregate circulation and Of the United States stand
thus, nearly
the United States si2oOoOsoc s4e,oos,ooo
Empire, 2lo,0O0,o0O B,o06 600
Since that period, only few banks England suspended
payments every bank in the United States has been Cor
months in state Of insolvency.
This singular in the management If the banking
Of the countries gives various reflections and in
qures Why Il, that, with specie In The aggregate and
paper banks the United States have dgrsced the
country and paralyzed lis commerce! II solely from ne
Lam1.tsbs fact that bankers ssd statssmeS
lssr anltssra Look Congressman eye upos
The banks-exsmne Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.. Bdde-read Mr.
Calhoun and Mr. websterwhst we what hear we,
succession Of miserable squabbes and empty ok
couatry the elements OF solvent baking
sem, and healthy paper currency, In far higher degree
than England does We have specie in abundanccwe
have cotton equal specie the sys-
Organize II whole country
should point In England the whole currency and
exchanges single basis the Bank of England whcnev
bank In any part Of the empire redeem lie
Bank Of England paper, give bill London Is c0nsid
cred nseven and shut up instantly NO specie required
in the provincial banks The Bank Of England currency
equivalent 70 specie The empire Accordingly the whole
specie basis Of the British currency concentrated on
pont-and that point London the great fortress OF
tach and defence against the world. New York ought
TO be TO the United States London 70 the British
pre- but the ignorance. folly and fanacn Of bankers
and politicians permit Il not.
~ h~ II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

Thus ID seen thatss The yesr1sse drew close prices
materially advanced. and 1887 hut In the
senh Of February 1851 they commesced the decline and
continued rspadlyer their downward until about
la Of August vbes they slightly recovsredbu csly for
sort PERIOD Cotos holder in Pernsmbuec, Egypt &c viii
rwaid their eropapsyto Great Britain when they hear Of
the Improvement Our aS adviees from the former
toned thst the cotton merchants were only wsss fer an adj
vance In England. They now have and win accordingly
sip the STAPLE Thus NE English msrhet viii Ne slo,seA
hyEsrooL sept lst ls7The scmssd Cor Costcs in the
arm steady market Ard m the sstrct days have had
mprovsa ncmano VIII there hes been much less offering
men hereniosf and prices have consequently fnh>r adj
vanced The mgrovemsnt eonseed chiefly 10 an sl
Ties ranging rom 10 81, which been post in reones
The how qualities are about higher rsod and ne cocv
there hn little improvement The sales Tie week ended
ms evenng amounting u $500 bales % which GAO are In
ard ~ = " ~ 30 Orleans At " a-wltb n al pd 9s6o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

PACKETS To ARRIVE
Lp0peoL-S- Andrew, Thompson, Sept 8
0rpheus, Bursey Sept IG
Shakespeare, Collins, Sept l6
Havre--Formosa, Orne, Sept. I.
Silvie de Grasse, Widerholat Sept. 8.
LsndsN-Sanlsen, Surgess, Sept ]
President Chadwick, Sept 10
PACKETS TO SAIL.
Lspssposl George Washington, Holdredge, Oct
South America Barstow, Oct lG
LOndsR.-Quebec, Hebard, Oct 10
Wellington. Chadwick, Oct. 20
H0ue.- Charlenagnc, Richardson, Oct S.
Vile de Lyon, Stoddard, Oct l6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

" FRANCES WRIGHT DURAsMONT win lecture
ms evening Friday at hapast o'clock in the Masonic
"Phe OF American Commerce-its high
calculated to ensure 10 The City aad State Of New YORK.
AdmIttance for Lady and Gentleman, l2i cents. o6-r
II N0TICE.-Should this the eye of w. 5. HOI.
gvng his address subscribers Hoboken House,
Gana spa M New Yah he snn render him
o0.st' ~ 49, - N''V w ALLEN CLARK.
pIO ber between Mercer and where the Blooming
dale Road niersecs the 9th Avenue, bundle containing
s qr ~e' ao IN
sn few days before he aSo,e bag
above At % Burng slip or 6,3 Broadway. e6-2t"
EOK SALE-A Horse, Barouchs Wagon and Harness.
in this cy e used and viii four persons.
The horse kind under the saddle and in harness Price $3.50
COOKING STOVEs-One of the Globe Cooking
Stoves may now be in operation the Agency Office,
an experienced person The Globe stoves in all
instances either for culinary church. stores paror
failing to do the money will be refunded and all expenses
os.sr+ AMI No : E p. nhssm,,
MUSICAL PARTIES AT UNION HALL,
specully informs the public that parties com
Saturday evening Sept soh for which occasion
the offered will him to that patron
r :" i ama se
H. admission i2t cents winch refIeshmen will be given
O6-Stt " r wIIJIAMS
WAnTED-Aw well educated young lady, who is either
w acquainted with, willing learn the German
guege To teach the English, for which liberal
VIII be given Any application directed X. X. Ne TO- and
LETT at the office OF this paper will be attended to- os 81"
WANTED-Amar active Boy about I6 years old, to at
tend Refractory, and TO errands. One thai could
sleep at home would be preferred Apply 40 William
WANTED-A situation for young OF respectable
connections 10 years age, in mercantile business
salary not much the object employment being the princ
pal conderation note acdressdd T. ii. II. and left al
this Office, will be Immediately attended To.
wanted-A colored boy wa,er-one who Is willing "a
06-3tA 'r'
WANTED In small family, a female domestic who
" speaks French correctly and well
Apply al No. PA East Broadway. o6-lts
nUBUFE'S PAINTINGS,-DonJ Juan and Haiaee
ana ST. John IN the Wilderness The exhibition o these
paintings VIII be closed Monday the 9th of October the
Stuyveant iasutue and will be reopeDed Tuesday,
lnt at NO. ~ Br"adway, with the addition of the
sisye also by Dubuie s1 SIN.
NOR SALE CHEAP, IF APPLIEE3 FOR
InMEDIATELY-FouT building situate on the cor.
ner OF Graham and Devoe in the village of VIII
amsburgh These lots of the hand lets the
new village Size of each lot IS feet front by deep
For terms OF sale inquire OF George Doyle corner OF South 9th
aad 4tb sts wamssurgh, OF James Melburn corner o.
R0fg nd Dea Rroo LLvp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

MORNING HEKALD.-SHIP NEWS.
heh H@r I2@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

boy IS or I6 years q arc 70 learn the hs,
oeateods ISAAC n. ARCHER, go Greenwich ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

A CAnD:-MRs. DUNN, Professor Of The Spanish .su
TAR ami Singing, pup or the celetraed Maestro A. Bag
ol respectfully informs the ladies ~ New York that she
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable accom-
pishnents, together separate Application 10 b made ~
her residence go Broadway. Is&Im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06
A GRIND AMERICAN NATIQNAL PAINT.
ExHIBITION OF DAVENPORT,s ELEc
II TTO-MAGNETIC MACHINERY q Rarc,y 80, -.

pote the Asor House and adjoining the American Hotel
Open daily FROM 10 to s.
Single tickets 50 cents monthly tickets,
Fer sale at the door and at the principal hotels
gyEvENING ExhbitionAt the request several faui-
lies, and TO afford the ladies opportunity beholdng this
wonderful discovery the propeio Give an evening er.
hbiion from half past TO O'clock and the 9th Sep
tember INST, until further notice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

M. DO for several past proprietor of large
~ Thons0nan Infrmsry In Massachusetts where his
tce and experience s. been extensive offers his services
the friends of the Botanic System 38 Division ST. NJ York
Chatham Square. Patients attended residence
the doctors house BY strict attention and
he hopes receive share opubc ayer Reference
given TO several merchants in me city.
Term-Cash in advence for and medicines
according IN distance Sta,Ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-06

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cheap Sach atremesdous stock Of snch ele CANT articles
great variety and cheap never before collected
together in place. GeHtemen's pump sap
boots suitable for The coming in the proportion
also Ladies' and chdrens boots
warranted stand for sale unusually low Don't mistake
the $780, the second shoe
witch street
N.B-Country merchants supplied by the package do