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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE For SALE

WILL sold the highest bidder the first Satur-
day February next. in the town Of New Boston,
LOTS in the centr. Of the town known the property Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The above lost
very c. Dnodious and ated Er family residences;
a LOT, improved opposite J. & w. Russie's
store the 9th lot h a large hewed log house
and well calculated for ANY kind Of mechanical shop.
Tgsxs-"ne third the purchase money in hand, the
other in equal half in three months
and the other 10 months.
Boston, January IA, 1887. 2:3w~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
Interesting!

DERSONS inoebted to Morrison & Wiggin
requested to make payment, and those
whose notes due accounts oflong standing, il
not attended to SOON, will fnd them in the hands
Of an officer for collection; is hoped those con
cerned will attend to this CALL, it would be
out Of the question for to call personally ALL
Richmond, Dec. 81, 1926 52-tf
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TAKEN UP bv Daniel Burgess,

r WING near Richmond, Wayne county, la. on
~ the 18th December 1896, one d. & iron rev
mare, supposed to be four years old next spring
shod all round with plain shoes much worn, a few
saddle marks; no other marks or brands perceiv-
able. about fifteen hands high; appraised thirty
five dollars by Zebulon Hartman and John He'd
rick. certified copy from my estray book. De
cember Goth, 1896.
JOHN C. KIBBY, JP.
January 14th, 1897. 2-3tp
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TAKEN UP by Jacob Miller.

r WING in Pleasant tow, ship, Grant county la.
IL an est-ay mare COLT. a drak brown with a
fax tail; other marks or brands perceivable.
supposed to be two years old next fall; appraised
to fourteen dollars by George Kenierger ana Jep-
thah Sutton, December %. 1886. A certified CO.
py from my estray book.
JEREMIAH SUTTON, J.P.
January Nth, 1887. 3t-p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has this day received large addition to his stock
Of GKOCEKIE consisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices
&C., als,, a great variety OF DRY GOODS and HARD
WARE which he will sell at the lowest prices His
assortment Of SUGAR beng extensive i'll be sold
EoIIuwing prices ia, n, Is. and IL cents Ee would
respectfully solicit call from his country friends
inc the
Richmond, January IA, 1887. 2df
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
Now is the time.
I'D PORK, WHEAT, CORN. OATS and most

generally for this eea.., and CASH be plenty
IL The meaning of all this, that farmer. and 9TH
well pay at future time Tor Smith
work. The money must come-therc is mistake. ard
that pretty shortly. I'm. MEEK.
ErThc Black smi ing business
WILL &c continued by the subscriber at his old
stand Pea RI street below the Market, in all 10
various branches. Those wishing theis work we'll
done will find Il TO their advantage 10 give him .
call. WM. MEEK.
January Z, 1887. l-ff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

THE subscriber viii! employ q or 8 men to cut
cord wood ION the Logansport road 3 miles from
Richmond to whom constant employment and iib-
eral wages will be given For PARTICULARS enquire
ut the subscribers residence the corner OF front
and Walnut streets. JAMES GROVER.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1887. TT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
NOTICE.

UIh,s IS {" inform my customers thatin consequence
OF IN, taking partner in business, books ha re bern
opened since the nth Of the 18th month 1886 aud hare
large amount due the oil books which, II roe
settled BY the LIST Of second month 1887 lat wh,ch time
we via be preparing TO to Phladephia) VIII be jeft
in hands that will .'pop the queson' ia an other
ner, for must and will, possible. collect INV old stan
ding accounts BENJAMIN SzT.A TZ:AN
LIST mo. 7th, 1887 1T.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
JAMES w. BORDEN

JAMES w. BORDEN
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY ANCER
Richmond, Iadiun0.s
Having received the appointment Of Notary
Public, is now ready to take the acknow lei &c
ments OF deeds Of conve ance, mortgages, &c.
He will also draft written ruments in an &C
curate and lat manner. Office on Main street
OPP, osite the Branch Bank.
August Sth. 1885. :l-t
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4==a- -H--=HaH
For SALE.

THAT valuable thee story BRICK HOUSE lately
owned by L. f. Jonesa'd now occupied ny s. g. Staoto,,
l. Co., opposite the Bank. ALso-Twc or three v.i
"ab'e brick buildings Washington Avenue north end
TOWN. The terms of saie will be made reasonable
ami accommodating. Apply to
G.. w. STARR
Richmond, It'll mo. IG, 1885, orr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
TAKE NOTICE.

N.AS The undersigned having commence
ed the mercantile business few
doors east Of the Bank, Main street, in the
house formerly occupied by J. w. Gilbert. begs
leave to inform his old friends that he has COM
pletc assortment Of all kinds of GOODS wanted in
the western country; and he will cell them low for
cash or country produce. Jeans, linscy, butter,
and many other kinds Of trade will be taken at the
highest price. SEA ceIts will be given for good
feathers in goods. solicit the custom Of my old
fr,erds and hope l will be able to treat them as
mccall and sec.
DANIEL REID.
December 3rd. 1886. As
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

'1NHE subscriber having removed his drug concern
from the Of Nam and Third, to the shop in
part occupied by Charles Dickinson, matchmaker Main
Front street, informs the public that has in add
ton now, and intends keeping constantly on hand sup
ply OF DO anic medicines lie las likewise resumed the
practice Of medicine bit intends practising his sop
and con6ne himsclfto the Ct chronic disea es
Consumption-Rheuma tism-ail manner Of
ScrOtulous diseases-Palsy--Sor lecs-Con-
tracted li:nbs-Femaie complaints, &c. &c
Also, ready prepared and constantly on hani.
Remedy for the Pi!es-superior Eve-water
pills, without mercury--Veg
etable Vcrmituge-cure for yellow water.
surfeit, &c. for horses.
Patients from a distance afflicted with lingering deas
e, and who cannot Themselves will be ascOmmt-
dated with table medicine by forwarding writing by
private conve vance, stating the particulars and
ner in which they are held.
WILLIAM a. BRUCK
Richmond, 18th mo- 1886. 4sH
The following certificate may interest TO tie publ
TO TIE PUBLIC.
This may certify that have been q c.i: nle for ma.
wards Of ten years, occasoned by srran and by rs
management my knee became much worse, enlarged and
callous substance formed which rendered the limb
Iy useless the knee being stiff could only get about with
other, without success, but through favor became
quainted with DR.. WIN. A. Bruck, OF Richmond, by
bis attention and perseverance restored that
expect IN short time to have the use my limb.
RACHEL LINTON.
November 3Oth, 1886.
The above Rachel Linton being a relative of ours and
resided with Us, and great
improy going still with u may add to
the above certificate I'm grateful TememI,rance that
law fast recovering the of thai
we entertain no doubt Of her perfect restoration
JOHN PHELPS.
November Both, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Neatly and exPedifsossly executed q this 0Fes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

This is to certify to the public that my husband Dam
Boswell, in 1885 afflicted with confirmed consump-
ton, and that by the attention and medicine received from
DR.. VIM. A. Bruck, restored 70 perfect health Nv
husband has since been yelling abroad, and as
am acquainted his health has since been good
ELIZABETH BOSWELL.
18th mo- lst. 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

HThe New York Board Of Trade, have
6seed Congress on the subject Of 4 Ma
M Bank. The Board set forth the de-
|ad condition Of the currency and domes-
Iseehangcs Of the country as highly injuri-
~ the nation at Iarge---and ask for the
eshment Of National Bank 10 remedy
ssv1s complained Of.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28


The y: =. = z EFT g.
RICHMOND MARKET, January %.
.ew u 0OPer b,rrel. Whiskey Is cents per
fosk . 50 per hundred lbs. Lard ID
pHb. Bacon 10 cts. per ib. Wheat 81 II
eeA Corn - cts. per bushei. Oats % c,s
fhkL
uNClNNAT1 MARKET. Jan. ~, 1897.
vk.-As the stock on hand incr.ses the
eeel.ses Current rates to-day $7,75 from
~ Us from Stores.
n SAEf This article has undergone con-
soctuatioa since our last report, the price
eessined the past week to :7a cts. and
There 10 still NO demand whatever for
NJ What the holders consider a fair price
sh consequently We qnote that price a.
- week.
N.-Noae in market.
-Fer slaughtered $3.50 the current
~ cts. Mess SIS. Prime SIG.
- "EAS-('ood live geese, are quick at
CkRuES Of every description are in good
g last quetatioes.
.-Wheat commands $l,25, but little
~ Ccrs 81 cts. Oats y cts. Beans 81 % -
aaai lssslligsncer.
ORLEANS MARKET, January 5.
are selling a: g per pair-beef at 81
posad-buster Is c,s-eyQs IS cts. doz.
"a. eo Isbossn now receive 20 sAi.!incs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

!, lie subscriber having made arrangements with
Samuel Patty. by which he intends 10 increase his
business, Is DESTROYS 10 settle up old account. and
commence new score-when he hopes to offer
ddaihon0l Inducements Cor future favor.
Merchants, Ply aud others who NAV want
any thing in the lice %
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS
bye SlUs1s, &c,
can oe supplied on terms that fail to please.
Call at the old stand Of IRWIN REED.
Richmond, JAM LIST. 1887. lily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
bleeding,
CUPPING. AND TOOTH-DRAWIN
lBy John SOWGfrHin.

and will be prepared to wait on them at their
homes, his, in Franklin street, door above
Main street on the east side.
TO FARMERS.
WANTED, large uanti,y of WHITE GOOSE
QUILl.S. A good price wi, be given for themhy
ISAAC b SOUFFRAlN, at his Chair Manufcto-
ry AT the northwest corner OF Front and Main SITS
Richmond. Oct %. 1886. 43i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
ON DIT.

AIettcr from gentleman in Washington !.
bib friend in Paris Ky. dated ON the goth
W ays:-Creat doubt exist whether Vice
Rsi6eat will be elected at all, by the Senate.
BIZ nal that 'thc party will not all vote
sCa Johnson, and, also that they will not
nd them, vote for Mr.. Granger, so that
|aAss being able to obtain a majority. Mr.
e, he President Of the Senate, pro tenn.
ss Vice for four years, er-oGco.'-[ Mays,
r Ry.) Eagle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

LAW NOTICE....JAMES w. GREEN
Attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
AS permanently located Li,nselfin the town Of
=, N'chnond, Wayne county. Indiana, where,
" communications and business 10 his profession.
=, '"e wil receive prompt aud Punctuai attention
Tie may, at present, be consuited nj hi. loa~;.-
IN the National Hotel.
Richmond, Dec. 9ith, lS:6 s,.e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
DIR. J. w. SALTEH, Of F'hiladelahia.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE ON FRONT crDcr--.
Il fe doors south Of Main Street
RICKIMONn
RICHMOND.

DR' SALTER, having permanently located him
self in the borough tender h,s professional ..-.;
ces to his friends and the public generally
the afflicted that the most a.siduous care vvjll be
rendered to those requiring his aid. Having re-
ceIvcd the full honors ofthe profession conferred
by the medical faculty Of Philadeiphla, and verT
considerable clinical experience, he feels conf.
dcnce IN thus offering to practice All the respec.
tive branches Of his profession.
Richmond, Dec. ~, 1896 s,.e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

October 22d. 1886.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
GENERAL MARKETS

New YoRg, June 10th, Mrrade today has been small
Nothing Of consequence auction private sale
FlourNo change in four. sales are sma-nor mueb IN
market
RiceSales principally confined home use a, ssa5 ,
s362l, which shsws no variation in price.
Auction saes0 casks cheese, at &C., "a pieces ducl =,
slc 100 boxes candles at sc $50 rans at O2
- boxes French window glass sizes sx6 to S6x28 a $50 ao
bales walnuts at ic. 10 hhd rum 81 3c ITO boxe
lemons at "a 81 cash; ~ hhds molasscs ~ 2c 50 BAGS
coffee AZ Del lilo hhd. Trinidad inolasses "a 25 90 DAYS
and MONTHS 1900 bushels damaged wheat at 80 gc cash
Receipts Of Produce-2l0 barrels Flour; do Proyiins
New ORLEANS June 2i-sal,s of cotton This ay were Ios
bales at i5e sugar-Prime, cts i.erior, 81 c. mo-
deraie demand Havana white, 10 lOi C.; brown a. sae-
sic sse ee ss IS p sa'i I a. o Ps se nq y
do prime slO Four-soperne $40 70 5Oci fine, 81 SOC
loe; Rio 10 lei Java I5l lc, sales Tobarco~I1rst
%a e Grado so per- 10 SS he e ap eross dog
1as cc psT 81, 0s'se o oa . 81 90 plenty sai,sgpo
Island, per bnshel, - = DC do do.
RIcHMoNp, June a.-Thc inspections OF Tobacco cou,;p,
small for te Seasonihe demand nov good nj rance
Cor cmnn- Leaf :s 81 for twnS Ie seo and w "a
shipping Leaf In each case there occasional sales under
particularly % manufacturing lea which sometimes command
al 50, but that i hardly more than nominal rate
B,lrrMose June OH r. M-IIowarl stree, Flonr- s.,.s
are MAKING from stores q 81 The wagon price "a CSC
susquehanna Four-Sae al s5 rive Flemr-Sac y, ~ ~
wheas-sae Of prime German reds been pade y a. %
5oe Ter bushe Holders have eyinced inclination 10 adj
vance prices iile iOco prime Western sold AZ vi 75c
CHARLESTON, June sih, M-co,ton-we have no change
70 note ~ our pand cotton, since weekly review
Sales IN thus article have been made advance quo
taons which however, sow improvement IN prices a. the
OF the market
MosLr Juuc 2 Z M-The demand has continued to in
%s m near eSs - y,h ine quao "e Waiting Sa ss
A. hs Quantity Offered dm.shes te price advance az, AMI a.
sales 10 css>cd, wous
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

The ship Georgia, Captain Tabat, arrived yestcr'
day from Havre. She sailed on the l4th ofAuy, but
unfortunately the Captain did not bring any papers
He however, reports'that the King of France on the
Marriages of the Duke de Orleans, granted an amnesty
to all prisoners confined for political offences lie
also states that there not the slightest change IN
the dull, drowsy state of the markets. accounts OF
which had been received per ST. Andrew from Liver
pool and Hilah from Hayre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

CoURT or SESSIONS June 9th-Beforo the Record
or, Aldermen Smith and Randall.
The Court did not meet ill near IL o'clock, and but
little business done.
William Ryder was tried on a charge Of receiving
stolen goods. The evidence was pretty conclusive
against HIM. He - one of the gang connected with
Burke and others lately convicted. The Jury found
him guilty.
lad named Mcclure was also tried. He was evil
IDENTIFY insane, and on that ground was acquitted
None OF the prisoners were sentenced.
The Court adjourned until today
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

leave the field flushed with the spoils Of victory was
now their object
But mark how the farce turned into deep and me
lancholy tragedy. The Banks being no longer under
restraint, launched out into all the wild and dizzy
schemes of money making encouraged and spurred
on by the very men whose principle was hostility
Government Bank; property to the amount OF NIL
lions had been bought up and put aside for better
times; but the voice of the tempest was now heard
through the land "giping nste Of preparation"
The bubble credit, whose tenaty was apparent to
many had burst The reaction came on with rapid pace
and now look at the scene which surrounds U.S.
misery, ruin, and general bankruptcy desolaton walk
ing undsturbed over the face of our once happy and
prosperous country as if in mockery of mans amb
ton and short sighted folly.
But the most perplexing part Of the play, the Re-
gency have yet to perform. Nothing short ola Ma
tional Bank will answer their purpose-yet how will
it look to see them hoist this flag, when the recollec
ton of their fend-ke opposition to the late Bank is
green in the minds Of thousands.
The Times," of this city, has already felt the pulse
of It's party upon this subject. There is little oppos.
ton to be feared from that quarter 1t wants bank
constructed upon "ceran principles"-what those
principles are, must guess. The ambiguity Of the
"Times" is such, that room is always left for refec
ton, an important consideration, truly in these hours
of ideness
Upon this point, satisfied, that the plan for a
bank, has passed the bank paror' Of the Albany
Regency and that duplicates of this plan are already
forwarded to the several states for concurrence.
What complexion, or characterit possesses, we know
not; and must therefore, await its announcement
from head quarters
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

IN Tb.rtdav inst, by the Rev. e.. g. Somers, Nicholas
n ri.rr OF the firm Of Bum Herder, Maria Lousa,
dangI,,er of the late Captain Johnson.
DIED.
IN saturday 10Th nst Isaac H. WOOD aged q, of Green
On, saturday 10Th inst, Thomas youngest OF John y.
Davidson.
On Friday 9h inst, Mary Fowler Morris wife Of Thomas
Morris In The nth year of her age.
ON FRIDAY OH inst John Miller Gath year Of his age
On Wednesday 1th inst, John W. Parker, aged 50
On Monday sill inst, IN the sd OF his Thomss
". Rich, of Gilbert Rich.
ON Friday 9th inst Margaret Ann, daughter n william
Dunlap
I'm the 10th April last Hastings England nj the residence
o Dr. Byron Charles Heard IN the 2Ot year OF his age only
snn of Nichols r. Heard, " this CITY
On Saturday. ~ inst, Emma q. Elubtry.
u win hc rec0 cied that this young lady drowned
tho mentioned the body Friday
and thought eNpccnt Nv her friends and family inter
IN the afternoon uf The same dav.
Thursday stu met, Newport Captain Wise, master VI
ship Fsclolls I'll Portsmouth, ~ H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

PoLIoE, June ll.-dn o6fcious rascaL-Durnp the
inquest held on the body Of Mrs. Whtlock, of No. q
Rcnwick street, Of whose melancholy death we have
in another place gwen an account, a negro fellow
named James Hewlett who has been for a long time
notorious in this city a spouicr of tragedy and
prime conductor of private theatrcas, was observed
TO be particularly ocous. He handed chairs to the
gentlemen of the jury and to the coroner who ina
gncd he belonged 10 the house. He poured words Of
consolation into the ears of the relatives of the de-
ceased, begging them not to cry &c. &c, and they
silstook HIM for the servant Of tho coroner Watch
ing his opportunity, Hewlett purloined a valuable
watch, but was observed by a Mr.. Nandetzcc an in
mate Of the house, who informed Mr. Brown, the CO.
roner, that his niger had stolen n watch. my Mig
ger, said the coroner IN surprise my nlgper-he's
not my Niger; he belongs 10 the house p Upon
this an explanation took place, and the ofcious Jack
rascal was escorted TO the police from whence after
hearing, he was committed 10 bridewe A he
lef the desk his old fit came upon him, and he ex-
claimed,
"ohelos occupaons gone
shallow pated justice hath undone me-"
"A Losing Game.-Mr Daniel W. Colket, No. %
Chatham street had he AYERS, S06 stolen from his
coat pocket on Saturday last. He was playing BIZ
llards at Mr. Bradford's tavern one door above the
Bowcry Theatre, and getting INTO dispute went into
the yard toplay game at sty cuffs with the man he
quarelled with Daniel Brooks locker on took the
compliments coat from the Billiard room into the
yard as he states 10 take care OF u. While Colkct
and the other man were fighting, third ntcrfered
upon which Brooks, according to his own story threw
down the Goa, to take the third man off not consider
ING two TO one far play. The coat was afterwards
found by Mr.. Colket, but tine money was missing
There seems to be good deal OF mystery attached 70
this robbery. Brooks solemny declares he never
touched apariicle of the money and il i pass
ing strange how Colket got together so much money
to lose. He however ssorc positively TO The defen-
dant, and Brooks was therefore held 10 bail 10 an
swer to the charge
Bold rs Brdss.-A fellow named Hines walked
into Hollis hotel, on Saturday night and stole pair
ofbrass candlesticks. lie was detected, brought to
the police and committed to Budewell.
On Tick.-One FaraIl Dun was committed for
stealing watch, beng unable to give The bail requi-
red, $500. This rogue got into hsbo by charging
another man, named Henry Smltz with stealing
lie has not vet been fully examined.
Black Resrobois "A good looking stylish ne
gro, named William Williams, was committed 70
Brdewell Tor making lsyc rather too strong TO white
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

Z. The New Orleans Picayuneof June Sd, says
"Not particle of news, either local or foreign
coastwise or otherwise"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

AZ What say TO getting up some steamboat ex-
cursions? With good party-a fine boat-peasant
day-plenty of every thing good to eat and drink
and plenty of fair ladies and gallant gentlemen no
thing could be more delghtful.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
MORNING HERALD.
Later from London.

We have received dates from London to the even
ing of the 9th of May by the Packet snip rresioeh'
Captain Chadwick. We do not CLEAN any 'n'hg u I'M
portance from our files The London MARKET closed
easier than at the last packet-no political news OF
any moment.
Mr. Thomas S. Hamblin, came passenger IN this
ship. If we are not Mistaken he was formerly ma
mayer of the Bowery Theatre. Another crisis is com
ing. We shall now quit the OHaggertys for one
month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

u The New Orleans editors are blowing up thu
New York papers for not furnishing them with NOR,
news. Leok at home
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

IL Seventeen young gentlemen actively en-
gagged in spouting Shakespeare, preparing themselves
for engagements for the theatres when Cald
well and Russell come on in July.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

II Krcosote, in ink prevents its moulding and al.
so gives it the flavor of smoked meat. Ham!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

81 Petticoats, petncoats pe,ticoats petticoats :
there We fastidious fools, vent your mawkshness on
that
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

II Shad have been caught up the Ohio as high as
Cincinnati. They will probably patronize that noble
stream i'm future
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

II Mons GABRIEL RAvEL at the Bowery tonight
for his especial Benefit leaves all things here below
ana with wheel barrow, paysa visit TO the regions
his leave. Mrs. FIynn's Benefit on Thursday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

II Rossi and yoalini, the runaway vecalists
from the New Orleans opera company will be here
in short ime Then, for concerts Italian braYuras,
and yo on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

MARRIAGE IL HIGH LIFE.-On Saturday afternoon
our Ganymsde handed me, while lounging on my
sofa very delicate parcel tied up with curious love
knot, in ribbon white as the unsulled snow. On
opening the pacquet, discovered beautiful card
engraved embossed, and perfnmed with rose water
1t reads thus