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CONVENIENT COMBINATION PEN ANp
PENCIL, WHICH WAS INVENTED. THE SUBSCRIBER
MEET SUPPORT rHR PUBLIC.
1T is MANUFACTURED BY
HENRY WITHERS,
jy4-em 1877 Broadway, New York.
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hR. MOTIFS COUGH CnNRECTIoN

- Com oond sugar Of Honey for cosgbs colds s,las'
AN Pulmonary affections All
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WI % 'onnh 70 be the best that's in the IN
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THE TEETHl-ruE TrrTun-Tur I

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happy To set for all who ainpye hir, prcc Ms
Davds will warrant his Tcchto be the
Plugging, Cleaning Extracting and setting upon Ts plate 49,
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M if' subs nher has made arrangements
" ~ orders 10 The Mapping line the neates manner spa
cirnens be n he. office y"
LiTHOGRAPHY-Alsrdcr IN Ibogxapbv attended IA ,-,ss
ca and despatch .'N '" WV
great Ensra-gs on hand plain ann colorrs Al M
d,,ed Prices dealers BROWNE a REDMONn
jyisy mo rulicc -
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M THE PREss-An speedily will be Puhli.hed, Par,

IN THE PRESS-And speedily will be Published, Part
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Anne and Lady Jane. from "rales Of Real Life"
This Part viii caccomranied by eauiula and valuable Por
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also form part The admirable tale 81 Temper (which the
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The vols which have been arca,y completed may 10 had Of
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the attention OF the public To this cheap and complete edition
her writings SANBt ORD, 20 Ann ".
FARLEY - ALMANAC for old und young for the
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SOUTHERN HOTEL AMP RESTAURANT, in

SOUTHERN MOTEL, AND RESTAURANT. ia
~ Broadway late Nos having undergone extensive atea
tons and renovated with painting snd new furniture now esS
the TRAVELLERS AID hoarde
The sac.er bcgs aye 70 inf he ends ADD the ribl'c
that has assrimcnt and
will supply af daily with all the dscscms Of the
son and BY and able assistants hopes 70 newt
share Of public PATRONAGE. .
o,d day at hafpast O'Clock Private RosSs
for parties. -, 60. 49,.
d aim r"'" '''''' s'''p '''"' i. orTEy.
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a BERNETHYS COMPOUND LlQUOHICE COUCH MKT.
~ UEE A safe and spccdyRemedy for COuGtsl COLDS
A&THMAstii and CONSU MPrfuNS This article has
boon long known and hshr recommended by the mos emf
medical all Europe The pyopncor ~ The
cept oithat truly great man retained @ gvne pnbci tethe
by which c became possessed rsrrct 10 the feel
of still y bat long tho public
the benefit oft They should be thankful m truly did Asepe
he OF through simple MIXTURE Which wosld
f uced the pabc thousands and
thousands of s sow beings from early The time
Esoc when these who kDc ~ the miraculous effected
by dt hesitate Is sterling
single bottle This article Offered 20 the American
pubic al the very price 50 bottle thereby enabling
every INVALID whether ~ 70 receive the bcueh Of the
centric, bat good Abernctis = knowledge.
Tho rotreor respectfully public that he has made
DR. r. GUION No va Bo~ey, of Grand his special
ARest WI each
e without which, none genuine where hcnethys Mixture
wholesale and retail Aso, HOPPERS,
Franklin and A. UNDERHILL Nassa and william
NOS.
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MORpHINE. sTRYCHNINE AND BEvA-
N1 TRINB warranted pure tn raeu aud commence chem
oss r. lEwIs TEucHrwANoER, at BROADWAY
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me, a lies W. WEBB having taken tks =, J. -.
MeI occupied by WRIGHT ROWE BoaI.. s se -
oil Canal st. bfgs inform hs n end ana soncx
general that he has splens;J .S.s
asticle in his tine ~ a"~ seai ups, ana every oh
Inc SIX HATS are made the finest fur bodies which a
ne fs' elastic and dre and retain tHe, sks
where. 80 49, s""o Pofehasne oase-
~. o. ne on stock will be sold cheap for cash
nai IN JAMES w. Webs 6 Bnoadway cor csr.l.s
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MONEY WI1Ibe cceVed deposit by the
trust upon which interest will be allowed as follow "
Upsn sum 500, redeen,abe year N per Ct
!. 100, for months,
I've, for 2menihs, st.
TRUSTEES
VIM Bard Samuel Thompson, n c. DeRhar,
unomns w Ludiow Isaac Bronson, Jonathan Goodhu9
VIM ~ Lhwcnce, fete kensen, Jane Mcbride,
Jacob Lombard Stephen Warren John Rathbone, n.
yohh Duer James Kent, p. G.. Stuyvesant
re,e fiaIniony,, Natlaniel Prime, Thomas J. Oakley
). Ven Rensselaer, u St-nlcn Whitney
Johh u Sostar Benz knower, John J. Astor,
Thos. Sufem, Cuban C. yerplanc. Reni I Sy.an
Jno Mason, Coruelius W Lawrence =
E. A. NICOLL, Secretary ~
Fr d. ATKINS, Physician TO the Company.
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sTORuA or Aneosscs Of Enterprise beyond ts k~cky
~ MounaDs BY Irving This dny pshhsfss for -
c. SHEPARD. n" Bros@wG
netru
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IVA n ~ "a IL r. OF OU1t COUGH
No medicine offered the world ever possessed the
mtabe virtues, extraordinary and the universal
and adm alton ofDr. MASoN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF
LIvERWoRr. The countless individuals aborng Under all the
symp ons Of that delul maady violent
breathing loss Of flesh aud appeteha his invaluable extract
prepared by peculiar chemical have saved from
timely grave, OF exultation only appreca
ted BY those whose energy of mind and have produced
something OF great benefit to the human family
Agents IN New York Wholesale and retail by A. d. Sands
cor Fulton and William; ard retail, BY Minor Gamble
cor Dey and Broadway j. Scco Canal and Broadway
Syme So Bowsry, Walker and j. b Nones
Broadway John Colvile, Jun Broadway r.
x Austin - Cannine ST. and s. }. Osborn, Houston and
bowery Pnce SO cents dis m
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I'D Y; HENRIaUE,s s CO., No %, nroadway.

q CO., Broadway,
80 VIII sell nj reduced pricus the aforementioned goods
wholesale retail - =
Merinos ShdwIs, Curapans Chay shaws silk Handkfs En-
broderes Figured Silks Chalys, Muslin dca me- Sweos
Capes Cons Linen Cambria handkerchief plain nd
ep Dupery, lnsh Linens Lawns. Flannel Domestic Goods
Gloves Hos French Cacors Gnsbams Table
tan plaid shaws bbon lace Wells Blond Scars with
ensNe variety OF other goods.
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SATIN BEAVER BCNNETS.
THIS SPLENDID ARTICLE HAVING BEEN UNIVERSALLY
EUROPE, AND MECH ADMIRE.
YORK. AS TO HAVE CAUSED AN UNPRECEDENTED
PoK THE SAME, NOW OFFERED
scRIBRRs WHOLESALE RETAIL,
SATIN BEAVER BONNET WAREHOUSE,
l6a Br0adtoay, Neto York
s7sm. w. A. ANDRoss & CO.
MADAME Jamie, FROM PARIS,
CLEANS REPAIRS
LACE BLONDE TULLB ENBRoIDERIEs AND CAMBRIcs,
On Improved principle ,ohc gipss appearance equal
NO I76 WILLIAM STREET
oil-3ms
StLksi SILKsl sILKSiii
ASSORTMENT OF BLACK
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
PRIsINo srr,ENDID ASSORTMENT
FASHIONABLE SHADES, FOR SALE Lew
sl4-y OLIVER v. G0LDSMIrHs. II Cathernest.
PAUL G Il IL M T. Att
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 37S PEARL ST.
n2tf New York.
TAYLOR e. DUNHAM,
So WALL STREET
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
Loans Notes and Bills of Exchange negotiated d22-lm
ARMY RECRUITS WANTED.
POR NON-COMMSSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIvATES,
Apply at NO 4os Water st. Get, and 1871 Fulton st
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p3-Messrs. WRIGHT a ROWE tess leave 70 inform their
friends and the public that they sposcd Of Their
Store B adway and Canal opened at iI2
Broadway where they keep the splendid of Hats
and EM Caps IA the city.
ni0y WRIGHT & ROWE
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,V,HE sUBsCRIRERs have

THE sUBsCRIRERsh have Or hand hand and ~ csosisrtr
III selling az the CENTRAL COAL YARD, ITO munsSv o..
near Grand % INV " prices best of schsykn Pcsos
Orchard Coal from the Levi. and spohn veins
spln CuLvtN q OWENS.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

i Ms.caa rh. 49,. ~ La Fayete vesrtakts
community rs sure eeffr Cough. Colds nciponi consump
ion ana all affection of the sasrs
o a'so,drrcd state o. the stomach The sbsrr;e
wou ssy eronncpd sI absrng under the xleve
iowcry N"'a'o"cs' AT ms ONCE
~ Agents are wanted, and north for vopL,. AZ, -
pspular and eficacsus Medicine '~''~'of ms nssve
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10 X. c. BROWN q CO., having opened Coffee House
uhe Niagara a. No IS Warren street, and laid stock efthe
cho cest Wiacs, Liquors. &C. hope by the
wishes ofthsif to share public patronage
stiff
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II USHTON ~ ASPINWALL, No
~ ofiert@r sale the following a,t,cjes NJ h;ss
macn ogt-Bursundy Pitch. English superior
vanilla Bcens, plime-White Wax. in boxes ol
German Cologn, FarIns, warrnnted-Tooth Br,
English, made 70 order, a arge assortment
great variety OF pa'terns, which will he filed 10
tice, f.s ships and farnlies-Swairns Pasacea d
manufacturers pr'ces-Tai taric Acid-supcr Car
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10 THE TEETH THE TEETH See DR.. PALMER'S
advertisement sd Dr. Pamers Diamond Pearl Tooth
TO der and Rhes reeommendedb Physicians
nd hosts of Ladies and geneea who have tested the
lis superior powder and brushes. dis 3ws
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ONE PRICE AND ONE oUALI=E

> Drown co: Chatham Square, Continue n,snnc
~ turing their celebrated Hats ice THREE Do %Tinsss
as ss abshed m 1884 In presenting these Hat ~ M.
pup the proietos hnk they have nearly reached Tia ,
All s o. ssas Durability sheapnes and comfort wesrsa
the bad IT'S Chatham Square corner Of Mott street ~
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Cortl nd street. Beg iorm the trade thai ther 90,
~ rer9yed iron No eCortland it, the above arre
elegant New store where they have hand and ~
constantly receiving fresh supplies of Plush anI ~
rassaso, fancy coored Pushes for Lsdies Boscs RSS
they VIII sell On accommodating terIps
rs'cAPs STOCKS and Stock Frames, at wholesale.
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

HONESTY REwARDED.-A poor boy, whose mother
keeps an apple stand yesterday picked up roll of
bills in Beekman street. He went into Mr.. Graham's
Office and asked for advice, who told him TO take it to
thepoce Office which the boy did, and deposited them
with Justice Lowndes. The amount was SIS. This
proved to be the property of Mr.. Joseph Lawrence
of Beekman street, who presented the lad with SIS for
his honesty, and coming TO the ears of the Mayor,
he sent for the boy, and intends clothing him from
head to foot The boys name is Martin Duffy. May
his honesty make his fortune.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

II Celeste plays tonight for Plumer's benefit
1t is her last night but one. She has taken
passage in that commodious vessel the England,
Captain B. l.. Waite, for Liverpool, TO sail the 10th
instant In such ship, and with such command
err have every guarantee that the breezes will wait
her safely DER the big water Look in Mondays He
raid for valedlctory this admirable and finished
artistic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

Tss NsrTvus.-In our notice Of this vessel few
days sgo We fell into IN unintentonal error. We
have three steamboats, running from this city, under
the appellat'on of New York 1t is pity that this
silly system efnomenclaure could not be abandened.
The alphabet will certainly admit of sufRcency OF
combinations, 70 avsid repetition. But TO the peint:
The New York, running to Amboy and New Bruins
wick, N. j., is small, neat affair.
The New York, plying between this and New Ha-
ven, Is 23O feet extreme length on deck.
The New York, hence to Charleston, is l6O feet on
deck.
The Neptune is 22l fee; extreme length.
So it appears that the Neptune is the longest boat
that belongs TO this port except the New York OF
Neo Hanen. The Neptune having greater depth OF
hold will ton than any other steamer ever built
in this city.
To Capt Penneyer, who was SO kind as TO afford
me the above information am extremely obliged
Not being naval architect any information relative
to this noble art will be thankfully received from its
noble hearted professors The dimensions Of the
Neptune are:-
Length on deck, 22l feet.
Breadth of beam, rs do. in.
Depth of hold, Is do. 10 in.
Cylinder diameter, 50h in.
Length of stroke liz IT.
Such vessel, and under such a commander as
Capt Pennoyer, is destined to draw the bands of
union still closer between Charleston and New York.
All we want to complete the chain is such boat from
Charleston to Havana, and another thence to New
Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

On Thursday. 2sh n BY the x T,ss,h ao,r nj ~
this city. -. s.s. p.~ a n Coz. C.rs "A
ssc rrS Wster Of Portland Me-, TO Ann Maria NJ Cay
OF sn,s e.y. an Wednesday, 9Th inst, Pembcrtos
pbreys q lis ely, 70 Ans Eas vansciver, Of The former
place. a.an DIED. .t.M
On Thursey. 81 ~ o.Ssid son Of Augustus Cam
~, 1880 u hsr father, wm Miller, st South Bruns
vick IN 1es6sy. - inst Louisa Jane wife Il Abraham A.
s.r E In tbe 2fa pear Of her age. 49,. -.
AZ Aikapy, ~ SsApr1ay 7eh inst James Nelecn slosN
scn n The Ne N<ssn, l. L d formerly ems c9U,
~ MSsy : 9sssa.s. ashi.s., vsasv H..ss 1ssl-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

Town OF CowNEcK.-The name Of the post Office
at this place has been recently changed, and MAN.
HAssET is the new name. Letters, newspapers, &C.,
must hereafter be directed to Manhasset post Office
in order to arrive safely The inhabitants residing in
that neghborhood had short time previously given
this same name of Manhasset to their village settle
ment The name is taken from tribe of the abort
ginal inhabitants of this country, who once occupied
the northern shore of Long Island, this place
Since the change of the name the young ladies are
said to have improved in beauty, gracefuness, and
wit They must be enchanting creatures. As Cow
neckers they did great deal of execution upon sa-
wage man: what must they do now as fair Manhas-
seters?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

This is the same concern Of which we spoke in our
Wall street Report last Monday 1t is baseess as the
fabric of vision. Take good market people.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

IL Some foolish and wicked captain has been
stealing a slave from Savannah See our express
news Why is this? Why will men invade others
rights! Captains have no business with the slaves
of the SOUTH Aboionists will yet have TO be taught
a lesson on this subject
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

is exact copy of shin plaster now in our posses
sion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

TaArcpEp CoTrAeE GARpES-JERsEv Cny-
Mr. Lynch the proprietor Of this beautiful picturesque
and marine spot, intends to celebrate the Fourth
m great style. Look At his advertisement in another
coumn-fre works. balloon, brass band, music, and
thousand delicious things calculated to invite strsn
gers and collect vs,ers. We would particularly invite
all the pretty Bowery girls TO the Thached Cottage
sweet Julia, fair Amanda, biting Beatrice, radieni
Resale, buxom Betty musine Margaret musical
Mary, fanciful Fanny divine Dana, coaxine Csths-
rne, re. &c. fall these cherubs will 20 to Lynch's
III 90 too just 10 peep under their bonnctts and see
how roguish and pretty they look. Rowland ofPros-
pect Hill says Mr.. Bennett, rs very quiet modest
man. with . particular eye IN has head" SO the
Bswuy girls will know me when they see me, at
once.
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. : . Q > > Q 9 9 . :
THIRTY SHILLING

% Q 9 Q Q 90
This bill was issued few months previous to the
declaration OF Independence. 1t was a similar kind
of money that caused the trainers Of the Constitution
to put into that instrument clause declaring that
nothing but gold and silver should be legal tender
in payment of all contracts
SHIN PLASTER CURRENcy.-One Of the latest of
these imposiiionss the following
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

SPECIAL SESSIONS, June 2sth.-Before the Rccor
der Aldermen Smith and De Forest.
On the opening ofthe court the following prisoners
were put to the bar, VIZ
William Shay, charged with shyng glasses at the
head OF a tavern keeper-guilty.
Recorder-Thls rlotng is very bad crime Shaw
and deserves heavy punishment, but as we under
stand you have wife End sundry little Shays we'll
let you OIL provided you give your solemn promise
never TO do so any more.
Shay-I gives livery soemn0nly
Recorder-Then we discharge you.
Sbay-Thank your honor-yom honors capital
Judge.
John Bowen, charged with stealing basket
guilty.
Recorder-Now John, we've convicted YOU and
you have 10 get out stone for three months on
Black wels Islandthats the Judgment OF the court.
William Buckly and Charles Rogers, charged with
loafiRg-sleeping in the Park and leaving the gate
open, were discharged with a caution TO take care
how they nerfertd with corporation rights in future,
or they would get their corporation into trouble
Ann Boyle charged with being too ipeiy in the
street. Let off, condition Of being quiet for the
Thomas Dixon, charged with petty larceny
guilty
Dixon-I wish to have judgment suspended.
Recorder-Irsa bad time TO talk about suspension,
why do vow request thlsl
Dixon-Pye an uncle want 10 see, and other rela-
tons.
Rccorder-In that case, we'll send you to Black
wells Island for six menths-you'll be sure TO find
them all there. Sentenced accordingly
Charles Enroh, charged with petty larceny-com-
ing paddy an Irish shoemaker, and thereby
cheating him out Of pair of shoes-guilty.
Sentenced to the Penitentiary, BlackwelPs Island,
for six months and TO get out stone.
Charles Thorn, charged with assaulting Miss Ra-
chael Prgmore.
Recorder-Miss Prgmore, how came this man to
strike ysul
Rachael-Because wouldn't have him laugh.
He was always a-teazisg me and spoutlDg poetry
| about and thorns; so when told him TO be of
he struck me.
Prisoner heatricalyl Me strike you! oh Ra
chael!
Perhaps IL was right 10 dissemble your love,
But why did you kck me down stairss
Prisoners Counsel-Thats it, your honor! why
did she kick him down stairs
This the fair Rachel Indignantly denied, and the
prisoner was found guilty.
Recorder-Thls striking OF women IS very bad
crime You must get out stone for two months.
Pnsoner-Shell repent your honor. She loves
mel know she does
On the cold fnty rock when I'm busy at work,
oh, Rachel, III think Of thee
Thomas Ward, charged with petty larccny-guilty
Ward had nothing TO offer TO toord off his sentence
therefore was sent 10 the Island for six months.
Maria Brandon, charged with petty larceny gull
ty. Sentenced 70 pick oakum for six months.
Mana-Well, I've f6snds, that comfort. They'll
sing
Oh, this bower NY ewn ssriches DEER
Recorder-Yn'p ishs, Marin. It's IN oakun
bower yvs'rc enng TO.
The court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

CoRoSEn's IHouEsr-Y esterday afternoon the
coroner held an inquest on the body Of Mr.. John II.
Vincent, who was found nhumanly murdered at
about aine O'Clock Thursday night, IN AID street,
near the Fourth Avetnc. The FIRST witness cxamin-
ed was Mr.. George N. Dode. He deposcd as fol-
lows -
~ saw the dcceased on Thursday night at about
nine O'Clock in the stable; saw nothing unusual in
his manner; in abost fifteen minutes after, left the
stable 10 70 home; had a lanthorn with me; when
about laf way home the deceased lying on the
bank; his face was bloody; ran home and informed
my rother and Mr.. Brooks; they returned with me;
whe n we arrived think he was desd; saw no ore
nef 4 the place but Mr.. Hughes, ne was going INTO
M house
Question by the Coroncr-Hsve you heard any
one threaten the deccased7
Answer-I have heard he has had qrarrel with a
Mr.. Brun and his family; have never hesrd any
threats used by Brun against the deceased; i was
sevsn or eight rods from the stable where we found
him dead; II he had called for assistance, must have
heard him in the stable
Samuel Dade deposed as follows.
81 was called upon BY my brother little after
nine O'clock last night; my brother said Pm scared
| Pm afraid Vincent 10 titled; called Mr.. Brooks,
and then went down together we found the deceas-
| ed dead" ft ss
Jshn wiehham dsposed 40 follows
IL was employed under the deceased, there hes
been a quarrel between him and Henry Brun; the
dispute IVES abons andy sHain; tried 70 settle t
The spazrs arose - aeseuns Of some wtrds 80 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

fr II, said convention 70 to be held at Wash.
ngsn in September, to coscsrt measures for the re
sumption of specie payments How hard II Is 70
the irrcdeemable bank politicians 10 die! Your fat
will b determined ere then, gentlemen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

~ The bankrupt merchants have had meeting
and very properly disclaimed the umor that they
have been using Their crediisrs' money for the pur-
pose Of buying goods. Their Resolutions are warm,
spirited and anticpstory. There h nothing like
prompt action where danger threatens Otherwiss,
|" the cspn &c &C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

fy NayIsrs naionsy ever Inssrsoll in Phlsdel-
pha is ao6. So il seeing that the Van Bwsnia was
-dissanced
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-01

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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-08-24
Enieriainmsnt,-Ab bll at q Tavern In tho Wosior part of Wisconsin, reads .husi

Tas suppers, lodgings, sbroakIasIs, and .,
 poeks oI eats, e6OO "Whai," said oar friend, "only six dollars f'
 "oh," replied tho analord, {" as we had 10 hay for your hoFse and au yoa slept n tho bed of cur black man. who has gone out to buy some doas oG tho Ind. hns, have beoa rather moderate. and hOpe you viii s9y MoId ln cyT iayor. when you gsi In inc vicinity 0t neWspapetp. ."=CoHsl. Rep.