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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
NEW GOODS.

| uST reed per steamer Gipsy. l.r,e aesn...
~ ~, m men, of HARDWARE, CuTLEi,Y Ann
f.: n iUNERY, of every descriptions. uurch. ~
)" view orleans, and comprising in part the follow
ing articles, viz: -'''S"-
Collins broad and chopping axes. foo.-a,fzes l..
chains, ass'd patent corr, mills. - ~ los
oes couee mills, COW bells, tea ksftIes. nlo,ris
nan hammers, steel yards, siovels aud ,ones.
a.u saws Manila leading lines and he'd cor.1.
az: az" nnes, twine, assd rifle pistol aud 49,.
LII, ' Wn,te aud painted marbles, brass and rl.,.d
nan ana spike simblets, cork screws. snprrs
~" an" spiit percusstan caps, sand paner Mi,
nil, pen pms morse brushes; mill saw. raj tail.
~, ,'pef ana nand saw files; horse rnsps .orL..
chisois, mo!asse, gates; cupboard. ch.., $3.50
"'" paa locks; ass'd gun locks. cas-, a,1 ~ s
""o screws, britannia and Iron r.. a,.S. III
spoons, assd knives and forks ass,l noct :. ...a
81 ana scaiplng knives; table steel. and 1
snears razofs, thumb and sprng i. ,cs,s'
10y; s'iops' Britannia and wood shaving bo,es
hr,s co as,a au .'o'h orishas hair and clothes do
I'm hire ,,n,aa si's bride bits ,in'd and null
~. piated, half plated and brass Stir ..s,a
nsH hooSs and iiaes, bonnet wire. yiol;ns ,;,,;.
s'inss pefumery boxes, coognes. fnncv al .,...
mo" soaps, pomatums, bears oil. indel;i,. .sA,
INKS, glass beads, finger rings, watch Ia. 49,. .su
ana silver thimbles, sewing and kni,,nr yrss'
us lnoian bells, silver pencil cases, penc1ssas
MN purses, pocket book wallets, .mor, nd,,,,
n;r,ors speetacies, hooks and eyes, hand
,'l,ofs' indian glasses, toilet and Itala ID VEL.
'erNs spelling books, Walkers dic,ionar,, A.
'ooks lsagers and blank booas plain and r;Isd Ia.
ef paper, plain and cap do. account do ass,s
lu'ls, n'k stands, paste boards, sealing way
'lack sand pearl, vest and shirt buttons mai @
yer and fiorentine vest do Goa, buttons ,ms,a "a 20
leck, SIDE and tucking combs, wood pocLs do d. n
nL, uo me ivory do flint locked rifles, sise and
''T Tae. .aIfena shot guns and pistols.
lOgether with maNv ntl,o.
Wholesale prices, would do vel, 10 call "a o,n AZ
ne our stock, as we intend selling wholes,,e ama
ctai' at small advance upon cost anu
August 6, 1897. LUX.
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TOWN OF
RICHMOND, w. n

WIG new town, destined 10 rank with the 6,..
re,, M .ne lar famed West, is situated on the
'tent Mauoketa, three miles from lis mo,,,h ~; ,'
nun'a.ey on the FIRST point OH the bluffs. and o.
a miles from Gaena in Illinois, and like II l. ~
ter Tor To-, ssaa boots at almost amy stage Of the wa
ser us site is beautifully elevated and scsnsar
surpassed by fow in tho Western country A .msy
.; .e richest mould stretching to the east, alonr
a ulies Almost far eye REACH which with
der II at once desirable location IN aI ,Ss rem
10, 1,fn sol, health and convenen. material.
,hso , M"'h !, further need be said for this
per trade of tho upper Maqnoketa ca., ~, .ne
=, l aciGpfated IN The great garden Of The Va,
,nneu r.opr,e.ors Of Richmond are aware that SO
mr. om Towns nave Of late been laid oil Of mi
nor importance, and crowded on the n,io,,;on -
inc people, that they respectfully invite Nh to .u =.
to n,o a1, themselves: and they pledge themselves
lers RILEY McpLIEn9 .n,nr 10 actual set
=. HORTON ROSE, Bellyiew.
Pronrietors
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

seem to be the first object of our Government
as well as OF every individual living under it
II is that of advancing our general prosperity
and certainly, all must agree that the faster ",
do lt---proyided we build upon sure founda
tlon-.-tle better. Then who, in his senses
can contemplate the unparalleled advantages
which the west secures in return for all the la
Dor that can possibly be offered to her, and We,
be so infatuated as to hold out ssadvice to emf.
grants, ~ such as the following, copied from an
eastern prints, which from motives of delicacy.
shall be nameless. .Those who anticipates
living by their labor had better stay at home''
land this too, in the very face Of all the reit-
GRATED statements given constantly in our pa
Pers, OF the increasing demand for operatives
OF all kinds, at high wages, which despite of
''hard times, continues topefvade the whole
west. Millions have recently been appropria-
ted to the use ofinternal improvements Nv on
Iva single member of her family.---Thousands
Of hands are consequently advertised for in the
public prints;--wages are qnoted at $50 to $50
per month, aud board found; and yet, forsooth,
we must suffer the modification Of seeing cas-
tern editors, whose standing gives weight to
their ''advice," saying to the world, .t'Those
VINO anticipate living by their labor, had bet
Ter stay at home, '---and starye, (thcy should
nave added,) instead ofgoing to the west and
becoming independent.
Ihis error, however, is of course, one Of the
head and not fthe heart, and if they believe
the statement offacts here made, they must at
once be sensible Of it; and as honorable men.
will doubtless render all the reparation In their
power, by promptly leading the way in cor
recting the effects Of their mistaken zeal, by
the exercise Of their valuable talents in giving
publicity to our real situation, and aid to the
accomplishment of our object. And respect
fully, but most fcrventy appeal to the conc uct
or of every other journal in the Union, who is
friend to his country, his species, or himself,
to devote to this subject that attention which
its Importance so obviously deserves.
was gratiiied to observe in your last num-
Der, the republication of letter from George
Flower, Esq, TO the editor of the "Old Coun-
tryman," containing much valuable incorma-
ton to foreigners, about to emigtate to the U.
States. He advises their landing at New Or
leans, and passing directly up the river by
steamboat to Illinois, in preference to coming
via New York.
Hoping the paramount Importance of my sub
Ject, will be deemed sufficient apology for oc-
cupying so much Of your valuable space.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JOHN PLUMBE, Jr.
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ELECTIONS.

TENNsssEE.- Cannon has been re-elect-
Cd BY an increased majority. Carter, Williams,
Ssandifer, Campbsll, Maury, Shield, Cheat
ham, C'ocket, (Whigs,) and Turney, M'Clel-
lsn, and Polk, Democradc,) are elected Re-
prssentatiyes. The State Senate is composed
Of is Wings, and Democrats--the House
46 Wings, rs Democrats, and doubtful.
KsHTucKY has gone about as usual, with
the exception Of Colonel Johnson's District,
where y i thought the Wing candidate has
succeeded BY small majority.
INDIANA i carried BY the Wings. Wallace
- elected Governor, and Ewing, Graham,
Damn, Herod, and White, Wings and Ra-
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
DOCTOR PLUMRE

GRADUATE in the Uniy &c r.sva.,, 4.
~ Holland, having been solicited by seyeral of
ms ifiends 70 Continue ii the practice of Medi
emo, pegs lcaye to aform the inhabitants &c d,
Daaue ana the ncighborhood, thst no NAV be con-
sanoo professionally every forenoon from 10 q Is
yc.ock al ". Mason's Store in Main Street. and
- - ms present residence in Water Street. dsains
the remainder Of the day. 49,
wlshes u TO be understood that no Limits his
midwifery practice 10 the town of ID Bvcss and
- immediate vicinity, and hopes that ihs expsri-
snee o. iorty years will sMtitls him 70 Z shars Of
public patronage.
Du buque July %. 1897. 9-fm.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

Down EAST GIRLs.--When the down ems girls
wish to threaten eack other with Jogging, thew
say, 81 will be unto you like thousand of brick $,
When wild lark attempts to steal kiss from a
Nantucket girl, she says, scome, sheer of, or III
split your mainsail with typhoon.'' The Boston
girls hold still till they are well kissed, when thew
flare up all at once, and spy,ss should think vol,
ought to be amsd.n--Bo,ton Transcript.
When young chap steals kiss from an Ala
baina girl says, 81 reckon its my time now,'' and
gives him a box on tho ear that he does not forget
in a week.--lrwinton Herald.
When clever fellow steals kiss from n LOU
isiaDa girl, she smiles, bushes deeply and says
nothing We think our girls have more taste
and sense than those of down east and Alabama.
When man is smart enough to steal the divine
luxury from them, they are perfectly satisfied.
W. o. Picayunc.
When female is here saluted with buss, she
puts on her bonnet and shawl and answereth thu
I'll avn astonished at thy assurance, Jsledish
for this indignity will sew the up.n III s$
Lynn itsora
The ladies Of this village receive a salue sIti
Christian msekness. They follow nc ~ ,,tere
other also sAngto,cn Ct,on
| As for the New York girls they 20 ON the regula
poil' of victory principle. man must fight 70
kiss ~ If for dear life-head dress, sleeves, &c
not taken into account. But if he takas the cit
adel, he can then enjoy the spoils to his heart
content-because the girls mover give up until al
their strength is gone.--N Y. C,m. .ado.
Here, in the Star west,'' li.tle is known of tn
taste Of kiss, for If lads evor steals kiss fron
ono Of our Badger girls, he has 70 be very sly Il
picking an opportunity, and the moment the smac
IS heard, his only safety is in his immediate re-.
trea', without waiting for echo's answer.--( New
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Nor1cE TO NEWSPAPERS rUBLlsHEas.---The

NOTICE TO NEWSPAPER PUBLIsHERs.--.The
editor Of the "Delawarean, published at Viii
mington, proposes to prepare . newspaper d.
rectory, and therefore asks az favor that each
newspaper publisher in the United States will
forward him by mail one copy Of their paper.
He intends 70 arrange them by States, giving
their polotics, &c. For this favor each editor
sending his paper shall receive one copy Of the
directory as soon as made ready. The adyan-
ltages Of sheet Of this kind to publishers must
be apparent TO all.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

MEssRs. EDIro RS: You or some of your cores
pondents will satisfy many inquircrs by stating the
cause why tho Presbyterian Church in this town
remains unfinished 1t is a pity that such build
ing should remain in such state so long-itis the
desire OF number of the contributors, that il
'nou'' DC enclosed tins iall, that il might be appli
." 10 many useiu purposes, as well as add an Or
hament to our furnishing town. THOMAS.
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NOTICE

mEaEbY GIVEN, to the claimant. ana
= owners OF the tract of land known as tho
:, !, HALF BREED TRACT,v
Tn .ne west side of the Mississippi. in Wisco,.,
.n soiy' 'hat petition will be presented n, IN.
IT,. .esson o. the Legislative Assembly for .aid
h ef.I,ofy asking for the passage Of law. to sno.
~. a"s owners 10 make partition of tho said land
Al narao .,s claimants upon eqtabe principles. -
Mineral Point, July I, 1887. As''''': Y.S.
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Esfray Horse.

x LARGE Sorrsi Horse was brought in 70 me
"a by the Indians about the l6ah July. They
Sspre ssntod 10 mo that they found him near The
'Wa0besspnacon.
The horse 10 large sosrel, l6hands high, small
star IN tho forehead, hipshot In the rght hip, eight
or nine years old and clumsy made. The ossaasr-
IL requested come and pay tho cxoeiSsss anai akg
him away. AMI. lie E:EAl& H.
Davenport, Aug. 5, 1897. ~ Il ;ssasi5sss
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

Lumber and building materials arc in great do
mand. Laborers much wanted. Wages from 20
10 Is dollars per month, aud boarded. Hauling
high. -Four and five dollars per acre foI breaking
prairie sward.
Mineral has lately been sold at Is dollars
per thousand pounds
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

Miners Bank Of Du Buque.
A eiectioa for seven Directors Of this lnstitu-
ter, OH Monday the I'd day Of Ocsobsr next. The
election will DO held at the counting room Of E.
Lockwood.
Du Buqus, Aug. S, 1881. lO-te
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

wilI proceed from there, CTOSsiHg suo-r1t1s
nj At Quincy, to the country now occupi,
Caldwell, their former chief, which .
100 miles above Fort Leavenworth. 1t
wish Of Government to have them 60
country around the Usage river, but the
fer to be with Caldwell. It's conjectur,
two OF three hundred will still prefer to
In this vicinity and live around In squads
ever they can obtain q livelihood.
rChicago D
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
Notice IL hereby given,

HyHAT from and after Monday next, the Al,
u inst, the Collector for tho town Of Du Buque
will proceed 70 collect the assessment valuation Of
twenty-five cents on every hundred dollars, as
tax, nov due and unpaid, on all personal property
within the limits Of said town.
PHILIP G. MORHEISER.
Sept. 2, 1897. Iw Collector.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

III BBl's. Sugerfne FLOUR, jus, rec,d -,
August 6, 1887. N'
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CALICOEs 8 GINGHAllS;

X LARGE assortment Of Cahs6 ~ Gla ~
IA ANS, tonne new and hand 3, - ltesxsaS %
sale by OsFERRKII,kG 71aA2Sklk
June 3. "a IN sx.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

~ BBLS. Old Rec,itied WHIsKEV -
~ rec'd and for sale by JUST
Angus, 6, 1887. LUX.
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$50 REWARD.

GTOLEN from the stone quarry, back Of ~.
~ town, largo Crow-bar, neat ST. feet in lenath
Tho above reward will be paid for the rccovsyv
July Ii. 7-3t JOS. u. EAT.ES
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

Beside the above, there was sixty-onc dollars
and seventy-fve cents collected from different per-
sons in 81. Louis, by.Mr. Johnson.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

REMOvAL..TheO office of the ssIo1ya
News, has been removed to a newly
finished building ON Locust Street, op-
Positc the residence of Judge Lock.
wood.
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TO RENT,

~ ANLlSA3
.HE HOUSE now occupied by M. JOHN
II PLUME, jr., and lately whore the printing
Office was kept. For terms applyto
Sept. 2. # r. QUlSLEY.
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~ August 8. SiO1"T & ~ = Ut w, sue ~
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: The Office Of the Alton Observer was torn
to pieces and AMI knocked into quite pr-ous
condition few days since by mob.
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inc sle'hodist Episcopal Church. In addition to
e e amount contributed in this place, upwards of
NIFTY sieiiars was given in ST. Louis. &
MANY CITIZENS.
Du Buouo Sent 3
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md a.
ford
he a.
4 the
enter
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U. S. LEAD NINE OfFIcE,1
Jan. 7th, 1885.
certify that the within copies arc taken from
lhe originals filed IN this Office, and that the
same are correct, litcratim and verbatim.
[Sisned, JOHN II. WEBER,
Asst. Sup'd. Id. Mines.
The herald., 1837-01-24

WET NURsE-wsn,cd, CHI d to wet nurse. Apply to
Jal gs
NEW WORK ON THE FLORAL
~ TELEGRAPH, by Horace Honeycomb, illustrated
win SIX beautiful colored plates Lendon edition imported
sA,so recently pubsbcd THE BOOK OF FEowER5, Gems
rlswefs and Poetry being arhabccsl arrangement Of
With appropriate rsetcal illustrations by Lady to
asn,d botanical description Of the various pss OF a
!" sno ooosst"e OF q. j. FOLSOM No col Fulton o.
one door above Pear st.
NEW YORK T1TTERsAI.I,s.-r,h. ,e,,s,
pa,c u sses of Horses. Carriages Harness. Ac
o clsck. '-S'' ''''"""s' Nv -
N next sae viii Commence aY soh nst at ~ oclock
An Horses ChuiaErs &C Intended s must he shewn
NJ JOHN " WAr1pN ia pus,J,..-
Jftfwy
The herald., 1837-01-24

4, 1:sis ;sis ;:sEs: e: ssss S
y: : 4. x;.:ss m::s a .S.s is g
ss: nssh ,ssa ~ p = sow has than
4. =. %s.f cola $ =
9ssG. ct .,s, 'sysf s" ssss ~, Ss u
III Ss e.. s% Ne sf = e q: lesser
sod ~. AZ. "a and other place
hs1s s x I've % :
isEss ono hAfo stock Coon, -. ,..;o, ,., ..s
q &C. soaasy 1s
sessa the largest Sta the Uaon-snd the United States
fIs are o% aud 4
~ ssr,hen,here are anausy built about seventy
oatne cxeas OF ST Louis pay for new boats ana epa
three miles below ,s "a city, OF hs m"s. rvss
sfSass II TO- S S % where
the road the mineral & strikes ls tss = ver Until
E ssaa ao sGa" re- and By
one Saaad ssSs@ts' Y Last sm " to
I've lots ar Is eet oni feet deep, and alley
feet aS wse e1afs s ss; sfen ery Atspps | @
sos sss & K sss s. es az. The
.s &C. &C. i SsSsss S
whole ee q and ID 1S al Ds sd e ST. louis
sSSusk @ases are high living The
ssw se han % sas
ser" that seui s. t he
n""er u these OTIS .r now offered
neft Of those the wanted
and in three she will double
her population ofhe unea sa,es and her
locat,,n All Mississippi and the Mis-
souri, and their branches necessarily tributary t0 St
ouis She Just below the junction ion 81 the two asss, vs in
centre of richest OF countries both in soil nd ia
mine1als.
The journey ST. Louis from New York can be performed in
days By rtbs .r by Baltimore p Wheeling on the National
from ESQ., according passage whether dec cabn
BY New oIeans and up the Ms pri eh viii eqairs eight
days fross New Orleans.
For the reference given
any uf Louis OF VIII in ten and
the Franklin Hoase-and especially 10 alOr Whm0re.
here publishing Map and Gazetteer O the Stale Of
Missouri and the Pacific il Cree witch near Coutlandt
NB Ter sae day OF sale 10 per cent on
delivery deeds baance and th with interest
annually by bond and mortgages on the emises
J2i.lts
The herald., 1837-01-24
CLEARED.

CLEARED. -
Ships shehaed Allen, Liverpool, Kermit; sulIy Liues
D. Hsribu Co ssrk. SOLOMON sal,er Ridde' Rch@oud
ssmsw Co ie cio,o, Po,ss Ssw s b Sresa'
gyrs d. H. Richardson Schooner Pamson. Parker. Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Bng sus Brown, Charleston days with .,ttoo To q Rl,.
Peruvian srs ieRe Lannus Danzc sc days. wheat to
BIis Tidal. Gill. GeOseown S. c. days. with lumber to a
Es% sosa %:sa 1s Richmond days. with coal
schso.e' scio H@wck Martinique - days, with molas-e.
Considerable drif, ice in the Ea,, and North nven
MEMORANDA,
Wehave not heard of any damage done To SHINING n
repsrted yesterday bat sar that have M yet learned the
There a vessels the coast The st.m
extended down far Baltimore with much severity ssd viii,
ia lainchcs the ground.
The packet Gladiator wasiowedsp to the city yesterday morn
ing BY steamboat
The packet ship South America made the nonie,n
sosssd the Grand Bank the lat and 5 and
absut 90 ml.s sooth Of the Isle Of sable
The Of the bg that ashore Saturday night a., Ia
the Zesrs wnsow days from Msntero bay Jamaica with
pmeno Mstlsnd Kennedy Co She experienced yery a.,
weather the passage and ssos sail and were ,o
of provisions Has the Coz the 20 days A,
ancolng Saturday night the sails being fszen bcf the,
could frcd she dasecd her aacors nssrc a, ,a
Island she has got of without much damage and 10 safe
alongside the wharf she hnmpcd heavily but no water
The Packet ships Sheffield Allen for Liverpool and suly
Lines fos Havc. viii sail tonorsw morning O'Clock The
LEFT, &C.
Al D. Crosx, Dec. n-shpS st. Thomas. wash sgos and
E@sl Groves, arrived at - Gros, December a. "a days om
New York.
SPOKEN.
Long g. ship Dcsthes from Batavis FOR New Ysk by the
Gladiator, fem London
Lat 81 co. Ion ~ bs Thatcher from spanish Main sos New
York.
Jas n of CaIc MAY sc Counsellor Cbee 10 days feo,n
swanssosoush N. c.. for New osk.
Jan of Bsnssat, bne T. bee Lyon. II days from savan.
nah, for New York
a. lat long 90 brig wsshnston Of New York fp,
Boston did not learn where fotnwifh Ioss Of yard
NAVAL.
The U. States BRIG Pso,se, ncn, Ca JAM 49, ready
for
IBy Etprcss Mail
york. Clea ed, Msncbestsr, fer Liverpool
Mobile, Jan isArw ship satas Cook, New Y.fk schr.
Texss, Gardener New Yok.
Dsnes, Ua. Jan. Afived, 18th inst sch David n Craue,
from New York
Chsrlcstsn, g. c. Jan H. Arrived brig Lawrence Hull from
New York dsys Cleared schooner Portsmouth, rhnn of
YORK fer Wimnetor ~ Co., 18th arrived schooner soma
trn, Hall, New York, DAYS
N the cffns ship Calhoun e'Neil, frsm New York.
The herald., 1837-01-24
MASONIC HALL, NEW YORK.

BENJAMIN II. ROGERS begs leave to inform his friends
hat s BENEFIT Will take place above, Tuesday
jan 1887 on which occasion rand Bal will he given
OF Mr. Parker who has kindly valua
bic services FIRST rate Band nj bc provided by Brown
Tickets 81 TO admit Gentleman and LADIES' 10 al
the Bar Of Masonic Hail. OF B. X premses lis
The herald., 1837-01-24
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs
cI'rX SAJnDN


Opposite st. Pauls Church, Roadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed stat the above n
Il andfashionabe place vi amusement -, ,s'.L
larger scale than formerly with Entire New Sci ~
Doranc scenes painted by the best Artists Te Sao h
been entirely reftcd Tor the comfort Of visitors and ss
decorated forming the most complete and beautiful Public
Room IN Amcrca No has spared o rss ~
Dora anasanctyc moral interesting and splendid The c.oer
cough Lehr, Seweli and others ' N'"'A nen,
SHlPWRECK OF THE MEXICO
The faithful representation this event ha
afed the most interest very and lar hionsi
ience s f representation viii be iepeated rms ~en"
with the follow ing attractions. "'' e'ehe,
animated View near Plymouth ENGLAND
East Indian Sccne, VI Naval BatfL
~ ~ ranneTn sniun, nn-Sorm ana Shipwreck
v-Thc Celestial Regions, IX-ItuLan Fsni,rcn.Ni"
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount vsvnon.-Duke white.
View the Rhne.-C. L.eh
Corunna In Spain-P Grain, SEN.
Scene from the Maid Of Cashmere.-H Seweu
View Of Lonuon from Waterloo Brdge-Beursush
View near MIssdonghi, Gresce.-R. Jones.
Temple OF Sciencc.-waker.
Boycs cents Papiete and upper 26 cents Cha
accompanied by their Parents Guardians hal price
Doors otcn at s-feromances clock dsf
The herald., 1837-01-24

IL TAILoRESSES AND sEAMsTREssEs BENEvo
LENT SOCIETY will be meeting Of the above society
on tuesday evsning next January a. TO commence o'clock
at the Eu erpan Hail. iio Broadway dker Tbe
object 81 this meeting members Society
particularly to inquire into he Of he needy
and eamstesses generally invited attend Also ladies'
friendly to tho invited to the same.
~ Il. We here acknow ledge dona ions received
BY j. q. tennett, from Geo, p Morris Esq., S25
Also, by J. q. Bennetr. from Painters 9b
Aso, irom young Girl, Si.-$3l.
j2I St. h. A. HALLOCK, Sec'y.