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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15
HoME.-What magic forms q halo

HoME.-What magic forms a halo
around this world The toil-worn
mariner, the dust-covered traveller, the
long separated friend, the time-wea-
ried pedestrian halls it as the sweet
have Of his rest. How joyous have
been our sensation when from a dis
tancewe have behcldthe ancients home
OF our childhood ]" and from amid the
trees which surround the cottage Of
our youth, seen once more curling the
smoke which warns the domestic fire.
side. There may be no country on
earth, unless we except Switzerland.
whose inhabitants cherish the loved
thoughts Of home like those Of New
Hampshire; there is charm hangs
round our rugged and cloudcap'd hills,
y verdant rivuletwatered wales, which
time cannot break, absence nor age
destroy. Dover IN. H. Gazette.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15
@lRAsplDIy,

81 \. W. A0REGoR, ESQ.
Called upon 10 address you, on the present or IN.
terestng occa,ion, / sincerely regret that circum-
stances beyond my control have debarred me from
making thar preparation which is due TO YOU and
nyss)f-I lhersfore hope that you will throw around
my impenectons the mantle Of charity
Whsn look around me and see a band of nj
onses assembled upon the banks Of the ssfa,her of
waters" in and but yesterday the rcsor. of saw
ages, 70 celsbrats day great and glorious in tho
annais o. the world, fec! my inability 10 portray
thu bsessingsof Liberty and Independence 10 the
eye Of ths young and rising generation to the fan
exisnt. Tns is day dodbly glorious to us--.it is
Cae birthday Of Our Liberties, and the day upon
which the morning star Of Wisconsin arose res
plendent in The West.
When look around, and see 10 many American
Fresmsn, who have assembled for tho patriotic
purposs Of commemoratng this great day, and to
sacrifice upon the altar Of Liberty, their differan
ess and political opinions, in order that thew may
3oin ~ one harmonious band. to pay tho Jus, tri-
butte Of vensraton and respect to the immortal he
ioss and Statesmen Of the American Reyolu,;on :. I
say when sse all this, my miad swells within
me, and bursts the chains Of embarrassment which
surround IL.
sixsy-iwo years ago the old Continents, Con.
ersss promulgated the famous Declaration Of Ints.
psndeace. and declared TO tho astonishm ant Of nj
Europe, her separation from the King Of Grea,
Nttaln forever. Il was then that the united colo.
MSS like trcmalous star, Just rising from
daskness And ohscuriiy, 10 glimmsr UPON the world
ead NO ons could tell how soon she might -, IL IN
dismal night Of blood and slaughter. The Conf.
nentai congress a. that period Eel, their perilou
M.s9u0n; tnsy sAw on one ed great and pow.
esiul nsfion, with her navy floating ia triumph up
o. the pcsan-her army numerous And we'll d;sc;pp
nnso-nss treasury rich and abundant, and he
Aing proud, arrogant, and vindictiye.
IN American people o. their own oart. h.d ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.

Dy Col -1szas-Tyna has fed hsr
beautiful plains: Liberty in its nature, puri,y and
grandeur, encircles her virgin brow, and she has
proclaimed in language such as none But patriots
use, and 10 voice heard TO the e1trenties of the
earth, that she is free and independents
BY the same.--Our brethren Of Rhnois-In
gratitude we tender our sincere thanks e. ihe;.
friendly visit, and their uniting with 70 celebrate
this glorious day.
By Mai. Oliphani, of Du Buque II fair Ia.
diesef tie .sFar fir West''-May. their virtues be
guide TO the western world.
By Sam'l Aen.---The Hero Of american In
dspendence.--May his memory be svesasacred TO
The sons of the star west.n
By A.w. McGregor Fec The .ettien of the Black
Hasck Rnrchase---Celebrated for theii intelligence
and hospitality, may they be rewaroed for lhei,
sn,erpriza.
BY J. d. Bowen---7He fair Of Hi,eossin---May
ihey b a. numsrous as they arc far.
By George 9. Parker, Of Illinois--TAe tour
Of Rrkhnrst---May il soon riss 10 the in,ortanc.
81 great city, and fulfil the expectations of il
sassrprizing proprictors.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15

AHEcpoTE OF 10. DAvIEss -Colo:iel 10. Da-
viess, of Kentucky, was man of high character.
aud highly popular III his native State. He was
lawyer Of great acuteness, and powerful elnquencc,
whose character was tingcd with the eccentricities
Of genius He was brave and chivalric i'll his feel
ings, and having joined the American army under
Harrison, he fell at the battle Of Tippecano ere he
had reached the prime oflite. AT the time of his
death he was one Of the most popular men in Ken
.ucky-and his memory is yet dearly cherished in
his native State. Many anecdotes IRE preserved
Of this remarkable man-We latsy nees the follow
ing: Boston Mcrs journal.
"There was difficult question 10 decide before
the court fKentucky, involving an important ques-
ton it regard to the title Of an estate Ths case
embraced long concentration Of facts and sun.iry
technical nicetes. When the case was called, a
Kentucky hunter, with his musket and bid bag,
loaded with provisions, all equipped complete, en-
tered the hall and took his seat among the lawyers.
There was grin on tho faces ofthe bar, court, ju-
~ and spectators. lie, all unconscious, took out
his provisions and began to eat with the greatest
composure. The lawyer on the sido ofthe plain
| TIL rose and made long argument And who an-
swers for the defendent Inquired tho court. Il do,
repiisd the hunter and rising, broke forth into a
torrent OF clcquence that astoashed tho court and
jury. Away went tho plaintiff, law and evidence,
and SO complete was the discontinue, that the OPP
posite counsel made most pitiful reply. The ju-
1 ~ found verdict for the defendant without rct-
ing from their seats, when the court adjourned and
invatsd the stranger to their lodgings. mo, thank
you, gentlemen; and unless you will take cold
cut with me, must be gone., So saying, he
s5onl5ared his musket, and with great sang froid
departed. Such man was Col. Dayiess.',
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15
1,EI.ERRATION.

,he Lower Rapids, In q mannsr highly ersd,saois
10 The citizens ct thar part OF me Ieii,sO. e,
procession Of iisdiss sas s'.s . 49,. +
Col Esds, Marhal Of the day, aad marched sass. ~
6ne order % beautiful grove, where 1ns aec,ais-
ZION 81 Ia6spendencs was issd ~ Lam nW M
Cs..o-1 Fer ~ the close Of which the whole were
s.sin Trned into procession and marched back to
s. hon,e az Mr.. S,e.iing Parkhurs,, who hadpre-
pared su.np,uous dinner on the occasion, ai,s'
p,.,,ak;,g ~ which the President of the Day, Mr
El.azsr Ps,khurs., and Vice President, Ny. Sam
Allan 81 If.inois, had taken their seats a, eaei
end OF the table, the following Toasss wee drank
undsr the se:ag Of guns and a band Of fins music
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15
REGULAR TOAST S.

/. The Day zoe eelsbrase-May il ever be vel
coined by The sens Of America. n
z. 4Izonia. .Je5efson-The Champion Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
8. The Signers Of the Dcelarasion q Lsdenen.
oence--May their memory be cherished 80 long as
,issse is true son OF America.
T. The dsjtsnasrs Of our eou,ltry IN Ne field.
5. Tie Consultation 9th United Ssates-The
master piece Of. human wisdom.
6. july Al, 1776-Ths day tina. gaze birth 70
the American Republic.
z. TIE Memory Of Ipashingson--saered 70 pa
tYioss.
g. John Q. Adams aud .Andress Jaekson--Our
worthy Ex-Presidsn,s.
Q. The Resident Of The United States.
10: The Governor Of Wisconsin.
II. The .4meficaa F1Gg-May i, ever proudly
Aoal over Aresican soil.
IL. The nTririag sage, Of The .4n,erean Rer
olutim--May their remaining days be blessed viii
peace and happiness
IL. The Ladfes The last in our sentiments
but is.t in our affections
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15

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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15

- a., - "s0s WIZ utsaOtmlY IN net COurciIl
w west may yet taks the lead In the great quss.
tsns which dssply sopeerp. our intaresss IS an.
zsns and our sxtsts nee g Z republic. We o,,.s,,
not thsns sgTst thas men Of SOUND principles ~
stsring honesty and tried patristisn, are rsnpoy.
ing Iron the old landmarks and makine shsir homo,
~ the West. They viii mould IL minds Of thos1
around them, improve BY their sxample The mor.
condition Of the people among whom, ,hey sstsle
disseminate proper views, and Sc the means Of an
isslng a;spirt Of harmony and good win abroad
and Of checking th6ss violent outbreaks Of feelns
which too often occur in the midst Of q new md
mixed population, NOT yet accustomed 70 The al.
rect and regular actioh OF tho laws.
ldlsness Idlsness il the badge Of
gentry, the bane Of body and mind, the
nurse Of naughtiness, the step-mother
q discipline, and the chief author Of
~ mischief; one Of the seven deadly
SINS, the cushion upon which the devil
sMeny reposes, and 4 great cause not
Any ~, q melancholy, but Of many other
a.lseasss ; for the mind i naturally ac-
. . md and i it - not occupied about
some honest business, Il ruahes INN
nlscn,efs cr SINKS into 1nelancholv
e .o9eA c az subl;nse. a writer.
who has just basun Is aonn;ra .. 49,:
ty, thus deseribss M. .n.s S..s c:leori-
room where tlsefs Va sre.st $. .v'I n. !
tie blood, and osunurdes. u. ~ = i, ~
through The d0oy, 81 !. 4 ..ss
coaf and soiena,sly exS z SSSed 3 rs 3sy
- the ns0tfcv2'' S '.s.''ss
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15

Do you wish for illustration? The
profligate's unwritten history will fur
nishit. How inoHensive its coamsnee-
ment-how sudden and awful its catas-
trophe! Letus review his life. He
commences with play; but it is only
for amusement. Next he hazards
trifle to give interest, and is surprised
when he find himsef a gamer by the
hazard. He then ventures, not with
out misgiving, on a deeper stake. That
stake he loses. The loss and the guilt
Cypress him. He drinks to revive ms
spirits. His spirits revived, he stakes
to revive his fortune. Again he isl
successful, and again his spiritsflag. ana
again the inebriating cup revives hitn.
Ere he is aware Of it he has become
drunkard he has become bankrupt!
Resource fails him. His fortune - !.
gone. God has Withdrawn his spir'.
from him. The demon of despair taxes
possession Of his bosom. Reason des'
erts him-he becomes maniac.
The finished gambler has no hear, 1.
The. club with which he herds woulu
meet, though the place Of rendezvous y,
were in the chamberof the dying; ney
would meet, though it were an apal.-
ment in the charnel house. Not even
the death of kindred can affect the gam
bier. He would play upon his brother !, :
coffin he would play upon his father >
sepnlchres lDr. No'''
The herald., 1837-03-31

nC X. G. BROWN q ce. having opened Coffee ious
he Niagara No As Warren street and lad In stock Of y
cho Wines Liquors &c. hope by sct attentoa to I'll
wishes of hei customers to as; snare pubic patronage
sl7tf
The herald., 1837-03-31
VAPOR BATHS.

THE oLD EsTABL eHED INDICATED vAPoR BATHS
IP. CARROLL r-inrns grateful sctno~lsds ,renls 70
the pub &c and gsaflcucn os the mecal proes-on 20" W.
In upwards OF eleven Az the limits of
newspaper esdcs be possibility o giving 40
s S.e merely 10 saie that Il la bsa lhoagh
powerful remedy all the following discase- craneeos dsca
sudden cod debility, aud csocoay powcria msaas Of
which vspor Bath has had nuenre almost gnpor
lelcia checking ni .ad O. ing the aiu 'gss which hc
weekly ofncnnents of is having male Tins
c'ty . - ,,,,
IN John dueed ~ an Mrs Carroll ard have
en',cJ satisfied the Bath. are tho y ~
lean ehisy .a,e hat have oani the Blhi in John street
well acndcd'o and evfy comir 81 ,hc 2. ,en con, isd
have for many sears habit sending p9o 4. 10
Mt and Ms Cirlr. v,po, Bih N John slre ,nd have fe
NTH -ki with which they administered and
reeye that IN ih, Nj. AMI MIS- CIu u eaye nong l.
"''e'"'''' - wM J. MAcNFvBv. ~ ".
The Baths consnt ea!ncss sms O'Clock 20 The men
f clock at night day, Suay excepted when they
open sm l TIE 81 her Baths a. al host. of
the day pabc baths with conpe,en, reon. to sdmin.tc
nnu no'icc No conpezon wi any other cstah ':ln n
~ ae ns,las r ans H. Ss,s @ .ac :, he
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
.nis,s 70 a .u n BY VS., Gre On sans.
personal property a'tser one no ,s snstr~s
Re'rrt Aissle, Th.rs. Bsfs~,
David Colwse, Henry ~ BAo,i,
Daniel Jackson, Th.mas SaDenp,
Costirrdt Pallrer Edgar Jenkins,
John LorI~rcs Graham, CIV Hssb~,ok.
Thonns Til st"n, Henry Leeds,
f'Tr iicnry We" wyssss csc,ss cs.ss.o sssS, s,,ss,
snmsel Y Tisdaie. Nrrber ssorm,
,so s.,.. -. Rosssf i1is's'sls, r.,..-.'
The herald., 1837-03-31

ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALIFY
* Brown d co. Chatham square continue upsnufac-
.nrnr ,heE celebrated Hats y .ce THREE DOLLARS,
as - obshcd IN 1851 IN presenting these Hats IN ths
public the think they ced ss n,,
tn ~ beanty Durability chespncss aud t. tho wea,s
All salss Tor cash sod the
the bad Es Chahan srlare conner of Mott street uyaIy
- 1RENALL, sTODDART& A Co, mo L.
Coran street Bes tn inf~rr tho hevg
Iesnevediron No sCoond st Ia tho above large ss1
elegant New Store, where thcs have haHd, and M
constantly reeovnx es srpls Of Haer's Pssh asd Tr
fancy colsrcd Pushes fo Ladies ~
they will seou accommodating terms.
HATS Cars, ,srocKs, and Stock Frames. at Wholesale
The herald., 1837-03-31
THE EYE.

nR. ELLIOTT, 0euiiss, Professor Of The anatomy and
~ diseases Of the Human eyefrom ~ undivided at
aud conslant study under a most celebrated o. sss
Eurepe and OF best Amsrca-proiesser sms of TIC
Msac, College of OHIO With the extensive and
practice the pr r. asserts with confidence that he
the danTcsos asd cronc diseases of the without
oparaon fbaness he
Cdferact, Corecfosita and Entr0ptum
SPECTACLE---Dr Es patent beautiful transparent, mehim
Glasses having the peculiar ~ keeping the
peresty cool giving 'mncas and and
without the Of change
D. E. will himself adjust ths Glasses, to suit the particular de-
feet
bess TO state that he attends diseases Of the and
mperfecon of only Office Broadway
in Duane street f1u
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IN TRUST CoMPANY.-Pepons may effect insurances with
this Company their the lives Of Others and
wlsle of a kml period
The herald., 1837-03-31
llERLIN AND REFLECTING GWATEs-

ID DORc AND MINERVA FiRE-PLACE5.-A large
assortment and suitable for paro chsmtcrs,
accs and offered for sale by the subscribers wholesale
a their No 81 Exchange place.
Berlin GraesTbes. ssperb casiars ,qualss ~ finish tho
vii rich aud chasic dcgns,
ted In has relief They c.pred by not acted
uJon by heat n and requiring water only to keep thew
clean
The Rejecting Gate recently Introduced untcs beauty and
being constructed with brilliant metallic Reiectors 10
throw into tn large ppron of thu heat which ordinarily
escapes through the fue.
Doric and Minerva Tirn Place This well established ac.
known ,othe pubic superior thing for
burning coal combines all the advantages of both the usual
modes Of communicating beat by radaioo N the common
and he and by close stoves
dhs6s warmth througho the BY Of heated
which by the o the Dsc Fire Place Il not pentred
contact wild heated plates which well known
10 have the effect oidessyre the Of the atm
dcrav often ypressive and always nos the bca th II 70
portr they be r.mcved
at pleasure. Is adapted to ths pa The warehouse, and re
uniting the comfort of orcn hre with perfect
safety and cn,ncr. For sale w
fii.iy BAXTER n BROTHER, 81 EXCHANGE place.
The herald., 1837-03-31

IN. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST. and 3s~s%~c
~ n frcorrupftse Teeth No asi Hadsoa Nv dosss
-p,ing street
celh are really splendid, -i3tNe'
SB-Dr cawsn Will on ue of MAJ, ~ 60 ~
No lssl Spring stxeo' oct Of McDoue eai steet jws9
The herald., 1837-03-31
DENTISTRY.


tbenfst.s Nhurhhst, hnd pfhcIci sur
goon- Doctor Hare.
E. GIDNEY, DENTIST,
(Tormerly of2s Park PisceJ
Has t pleasure OF his feads and the public his
on Europe acf Of where he has
spared no psos Ia pccng himself 10 III, art Of bis
profes s'on.
brought with lin, large and choice assortment of nau.
raj ad vsnas Enare Teeth, which be act aciay from
4 single tooth 10 entire sett.
pledges hmself hI o, decayed reeh with gold
ssnna III to thm ffse from pals tor life; and
also all cau:es lncienal % the Destruction, that
M the ,auty of IN rec valuable orgsns.
hin y In ref~ to the Row ~ Anthem, ID D. 81
Marks Church; Rev rfas l. Hawke, d. St Thomas Church,
lie be found AZ IS Beecker until the t May
after he viii permanently estabscl saChambss street
few doss west Of Broadway .
New Yrk 18th Dec ls2s
Mr. r. Cidnsy- have peSased with attent
Diseases asd Of he hu
Teeth and the highly r-pectahle eenihnen whs
have favorable that the
have taken ot c termed Dclsly have shew es
trnsvc s-aist vario details alI,siou as TO
I've IN arancs of the regular attendance u Dsnu hahn i
s,sb a publ -, ~ W ~ "p, Wv
gssses every thing the have its yansy fitness nsa
nnssh hed me with agreeable and leaves no ds of
yoy skill and ABILITY In the uAeous Of hsm May - on
ms3m' tsensdD st. MlTChELL
The herald., 1837-03-31

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FACTORY. 335 Hudson At, Nsw York-IlJs; on MnnpI II
IN pegs 10 call N attention. public to M !. "a -
,o cnhp lp % svene I N the manufacture Of Hat Jeies wc
far superior hat Offered ~, IN. n' ~
Those wishsg examine these Hats are invited N eau :, a,
supenoty although they the mo 4 uabo at' AZ n ~
~ me prcei, no higher han those far osIy
N B-A partner wanted with small capital Ap,pvy. 49,,
The herald., 1837-03-31

MISS PHEsCOTT's STUDY FOR LA
Ms PE 80 ss9na street one door West Of %
branches Of sold education nos themselves deficient
soos,kespng Book e Reading Geography Hsio e ea1 re-
te e sS % 6ea,ss :" confidential as VIII ~ io
asdsa Miss Prescott socis the attention OF those Interested
oa, o. , and senemea both
n s oy an New England from which she deems sufficient
Prescott s e ma may sn, a Ies se ha. as.
knowedse Of Enshsh Grammar those who sish oo,aA in
a s as NJ os SGs5 sf
',s so 81 IF si Mi: Ey s .s"s
believe hen fully capable OF teaching that banch se ca
New York. December i, 1884. = = ''N"'h'
sk 10 the arr wiring cheeriy and nidenty Sscoa
aa Gee " SATANiEI Sii1s' B. &C GotTD iinDo
ss Baston, Jay a5 i,s 1881, s,..
bic and pseS wei ,IG sGp,sEed member s tha,
the chseer Eng in d%a s % Geop sa
mon Anlhmetc Latin &C. and she as sy entire confidence n
pupils IN the solid branches O6l!eaiare JosEPH JosLiN
Monmouth, Me. Nov IS is.a '1''"''"'' A''e"S'
T psso Sss sa Of @ and sShGaaa % m
strong and resad tha, she with aided and
s % to the Z @ and s Sssns %s .h has
ss u @ h s.son % a u TO- e hee as an is,ruo
si.ii. N NICHOLS, siG as'I''S B. D.
Besides the aese ssi.o,a' she has her character
Ess Ess MsGss1v sTas w.:,..si ssx S'ss''s' Mes Me-
Aad other equally honorable TIA, can be
ca ing y. ~ neI Iesidence 80 Leonard s ei J.
n, [ - n"py ~ say .na. ne nas zen III
n'n i, nv, n,, 49, ~ ns 'raa ne c Ia, t.ssn
ann - asna ~ .u. VI
~ ~ n.dcnes ana 70 many oi "hom shc y aa
Pennanship-Unirr Miss Prescotts uion the pIpl may in
eighteen easy Of hour break ehgi
BIZ cramped hand writing neat and beaut
A style, which the pHp Of retaining This truly
desirable. Two suici those who
including stationary and penmaking, $40 per tenn.
Reddg-Ths three mon hs four days each
week, and hour each day embraces knoese OF Or
tho py spelling and comprising the
the rules of quantity emphasis
and tone Ladies assured of ic, and
becoming readers that sho period Chare $40
Englis Grammar Those whj habialy sfeas bad
English 10 not know how much they against the ofther
more CT hearers They not that
sentence they utter the black
lace wosd be I, the In teaching the science Of Eag
w.k g. NJ Ingerso, Esq and in imparting knowledge
pract cal Grammar her 10 little possible
tie memory OF her pupils This involves twenty lectures
o. one hour cach and viii be delivered regularly week
Book Keeping Single Entry This comprises twelve
lessons will be useful ~ two fold explains the
nature OF bisines knowledge ef;rade
and commercial nterc0 and will enable the better
OF her age0t IL this branch Miss Prescott pusues tha valuable
system of Nr. c. c. Marsh, this city Charge Si2 per
course.
Miss Prescott deems po tosay that
datos pupils OF the bct KIND and that they taught
Others who wish it, may depend upon the utmost secIecy il
s,ece,ed :, ;,onc s o,.,ol mn.
and rom nn,1 ociack . N, In ora, % ~ ,os,,a ali
hoe who -, ~. -
Prescott will receive nm ming cas. from scocL mt. G
III d,,.y TO-,
pupil Ladies are espcctfy invited To Leave ther names
The herald., 1837-03-31
CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS,

m2i-u
CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTAS,
AT SMITHS CHEAP STORE,
NUMBERS l57 IL l59 CHATHAM ST. OPPOSITE MULBERRY
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing purchase Canetng wlpedse
10 call aud examine most splendid assortment II
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, DOUBLE SUPER, AND
SlPEnFiNE KlDDER MINISTER CARPETS,
all owhch will be sold al least from 10 to cent less than al
any other establishment in the city. ,
OIL Cloths, PLAN Figured Matngs Table ana
Piano Covers Transparent Wnisw Binds rusd BRUSSELS ami
Wilton Hearth Rugs TO correspond with the latest fashion o m
p0fei Carpets.
D. Carpat fcl the shortest and sent to
Brook yn or any part OF the city, free ofexp nae ~. e
CARL KING,
THE WELL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
LArIES' PREMIUM STRAW HAT MANUFAC URER,
Would inform the Indies that he has greater variety OF fashion
United States He hattes him elf with being Of
the ONLY TRUE FRENCH GiP5EY HAT,
with the are entire round much Eu the mast
faionabe circles II is manufactured OF bne TUSCAN BRAID
III before ted aaa VI which h. sole This
ary graceful shape and ned only b3 to
be admired tie has also a varied stock Of
iMPO4TED COLORED SrKAWS AND G0LoRED TUSCAN
M rare aities all made to the latest
he bled produce tina any other ro
NIB gre tvarety OF fashionable Paris Ribbons which he cha
lengcs thu Union 10 equal.
mi7 Inn CARL KING, 2s5l Broadway and II Division a.
MADAME JAMME, FROM PARIS,
CLEANS REPAIRS
LACE BLONDE TULLE EMaRcIDERIE5 AND CAMBRios,
On Improved principle tchich gp.s appearance ega
NO I16 WILLIAM STREET
The herald., 1837-03-31

DISEASES or THE EYE.
DIR. E q n, & Ia ST,
AND PROFESSOR OF THE ANATOMY AND DISEASES OF
TIE HUMAN EYE.
oaise, 3o3 Broaiway-pryale ea.aucen Duane street .