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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

q ,Ans-, a. LNDtE. AND GENTLk-
n wrN.LADy MoNTAGrE's COMPOrND CHI
NE~E soar prepared from beautiful csocs AMI warrtnt
ed perfectly innocent completely eradicacs eckes.
pnpe spois rene and all erupton gradually
rses clear sn skim transforms the most saow com
pcSys into radiant whencs~, imrarng TO bcsuiui1vc-
nile bloom .....- -,
Cenilerncn amer shaving will fsd sllay the rHalhi, asd
sfnarng pain and render the skin smooth end pheasant
rer sale, wholesale and retail by A. Inderh ~ bcekmsn
street of William DR. Hart ~ brssdwsy MO
Climbers street Price 80 cents per cake. mo~"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

y EAtrMOrttmMfy PhrnOmcnOI.
ONE OF THE CIR EATESr NATURAL Gu
~ RIOSITIES EVER EXHIBITED in this city, or any
other part of the World-BARTOLO OF years age
enjoying respect perfect health presents the
and 10 the scientific the hydro
cephaus ever or heard Of This chs head although
regular in It's features and natural functions FAR surpasses
size and bulk thing OF the kind that be conceived
in the human species However, Bartoo born in the
Island of Porto sico and nothing remarkable in his birth
but his Icing twp-other Of girl who died from fall when
years cid, and Who also had heal daily in
creasng in size, and exhibiting the symptoms that
her brother Bartoo.
This great natural curiosity win lie exhibited public
every day, frsm 10 o'clock, A. NJ, halt past r. A., and
evening from "A to TO- at No Barclay street. As
tors Hotel
Admission 25 cents each Children under 10 years i2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

LrCONOMy. NUS MI NJ AND INSTNUC
II TtUN At UAAfNGTON'S DIORANiC INSTITUTE,
City saloon, observation-disclosures reduced ~ - cenFo
the pressure of the times, additional attractions.
New Dioramas and splendid Drop ~ccncs, by the following
talent. sANrrs. Walker. Beugough, Grain. Duke
White, Jones sewell Lsllr. anil others GRAND HYDRO
OXYGEN MICROSCOPE, and thu unr, allied ITALIAN
FANTOCCINL
Professor At the PiaBo :. ". Bassord who u willing
tend "a few pupil Cars with terms 70 BE- had a the ins,i
utc.
Doors open aqnarer past = so performance 70 commence
a O'clock In the RNnning. mN27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02
sALUDRIOUs sTONACHIC
EmervesceMa ssinaer Beverage Powder.
q ALURRI0ys sTgMAcHHIC pny nrE6 RvEs-

EMeryescessa ssin ger beverage Powder.
&, ALUBRT Gus sTOMACHIC tEEERvEs-
~ GENT GINGER BENERAGE POWDEN, for pro-
.,ucnv an immediate esrvescent draugh, m The highest
possible Of perfccsn, ala ing The thirst - Wen n being
mingled with component part ~ the pure Jamaica engcr
now 20 much exoed In difficulty Of digestion where " me,
cpa properties stood the test and met the approval OF the
fsstdiaus and the learned. . 49,,
To travellers tourists captains Of vessels &C. VII We iound
deserasum fthc highest import either IN sickness or ~
health or IN whatever climate surpass other prepa
ton extant AMI being peculiarly portable renders s TUT
JOHNSON 4 CO. Chemists,
At their created Water Depot 20 and 80 Cedar =.
Soda and stidiz Waters syrnp Of all kinds Scidliz ard
Soda Powders &c. lel-m
COVERED PITCHERS. -The subscribers have
now on hand good supply 90 their three quart brsnna
Pitchers with covers which much during the sum
ner season
Also an Of plated Eawceth straight Keys, tor
urns vases and kegs better than the usual Kind they
over get out cordcr For sale VI the Britannia Ware Store
sBurlng clip, by BOAHDNAN HART. ie2lwt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

DlOSAMlC INSTJVUTE, CITY SALOON.
CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF ATTRACTIVE NOV
~ ELIlES-Messrs- w. j. 4 II. HARRINGTON beg
eas 70 inform their friends and the public that they have e
ecte am engagement with Sgnor Atios nnryaled Italian
Ban lately arrived from Naples who will 90 hroua Ii their
astonishing performances, previous the OF
OF three pieces the Moving Doramas and IIannngons
rand hydro oxygen Microscope and the nnable Italian
FanOccnn. $500
BY the above powerful Microscope living aquatic
sagnhed millions OF tunes larger than nature showing with
distincness the aninacup contained in fuids
BY its aid the circulation and the the internal
parts OF the smallest Insect may distinctly Among the
objects viii be deeons of mnuted parts of insects the
loot and teeth OF fly tue sting at bee, Also,
most delicate seeds, and transverse cuttings of wood.
The Generalization of the various Chemical Salts
uful beyond the power of description
Ike last scene will consist OF large and magnificent cocc
ton OF Living Aquatic Insects They will be all living
their native subagueous and rotoe engagen
SWIM pursuit sezng and prcying upon each other; others
sporting with all the freedom OF imaginary safety.
Doors open at ocock-performances commence at g.
Boxes So cents-Upper Seats 25 cents. mylc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

IA TOLET.-Part of a dwelling house pleasantly ~
.cear, finished Kitchen with closets; parors
and closets first floor with folding doors and two rooms In the
attic The house having been occupied but one year,
IN complete order, and recently painted roughou-and VIII
be rented low TO good tenant Possession gwen immeaey
Inquire on the premises at any time. jest"
TTNO LET.-A handsome furnished Room, ON the second
floor, In most desirable part OF Chambers street, 10 sin-
gle gentleman with breakfast and tea Good references re-
quired-a religous person preferred je2a
ROAMDEHs WAN 1DSTwo or three erayn young
- men can be accommodated with Rooms and breakfast
and Tea ia small private family, by applying nj NO 1i
Houston street. Terms moderate. Jest
II ING. Two young ladies can be accommodated
- with board in private family References gwen ami re-
CURED Apply at No. lo3 Spring street. second story Je
DIR neurological EOUMS. 2s6 Broadway,
2d noorThose who interested in the science OF Phre-
noogy invited TO call the subscribers rooms above,
where they collecting valuable cabinet OF skulls casts,
&C. for the purpose of illustrating principles To all desr
OF being instructed in theoretical and practical phrenoogy,
opportunity here offered of learning its elements Les
son, viii be given to families parties or individuals with or
without examinations
The opened for the reception ocompanv from 10
A. nj. To Top. NJ BARLOW, DAVIS l.. N. FOWLER
ie2lw MM
TTvAIIOREyS q s AMSTK ESSES CHAR
l. TABLE SOCIsTY-There will be Meeting of
the above Society Friday Evening" 2d inst Concert Hail.
406 broadway Members tickets OF admission nj
the Store, $50 Broadway cor. Leonard st..
MRS. T.. A. RICH,
MRS. MARY LYMAN,
jeL2 MISS l.. G. CANNIFF.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

L.
jela MISS L. G. CANNiFF.
ITO REAL ESTATE BROK RRS--MAPs.-
The subscriber has made To all
may he seen at ,heir oiee :" 'e ''''
LITH0GRAPHY-Al orders in Lithograpby attended to
at reduced y1s c S E" Sn4 H SH
= myaay p''e' = ''"e'' ile Fulton street.
Of .55 B Th mEE
- FORAGE win be taken low In the Fire Proof Stores,
- 80 and g Water street. wei CALCULATED for Gram Teas
Sj jel- hipry HARTMAN s On Gs Premises.
SHAKENS FANs.-Just received 100 dsz- shakers
retail, by c. H. j. p Miller,
SAsSAFRAS LOZENGEs-The most pleasant and
- remedy for The blood For sale by Pc
pyoHN NJ. JOYCE, formerly of the Blocker street
nSg n sy Sa o1 me Of
his friends at the Red House SOB Blocker street ny3i-
Eon SAL aThe stock and stand OF first rate Grocery.
Apply TO 2l3 Bowery. my3l-iw-eodF
ID Bank all the banks in BuiaIo do. In Michigan;
dG N ~ eu s the STANFORD and
or oe S DsS e the
Aso-ore viii on iT u rse eioh n s'ors for
which the abose bank notes will be received my3olw"
KkEosOTE.-A large supply ofthis valuable prepa-
small bottles, for sale Sy ). 4 IAMoGREGXI Co. y
SUCCORS "A large supply oftLe best German Succery
> on hand for sale by TX LAMoUREuXE co.,
NEW S.-Wiid Flowers, culed Tor Early
IN Youl--an Address Temperance, by VIM. Channng
Biographical Sketches and Interesting Anecdotes OF persons
Color 10 which added selection of In comp
led by A. Mott. Jast published and for sale by
myH-lw c. SHEPARD, 262 Broadway.
GOLD: GOLD !-IIghest premium paid for Sovregns
~ and American Gold, Spanish and Mexican Dollars, Ane
rcan halfdoars English Silver bought and sold
Cross Pistareens wanted by C.&E. w. TIMING,
my-2olw 20 Wall i. basement Office.
L>UNEkALS.-T. ID. GILLESPIE sexton and Under.
taker has always on hand ready made Collins OF all
also Shrouds Caps, Sca Gloves, Hearse, Carriages &C.
which he can furnish AT the shortest possible notice. Appca-
ton for Graves Vaults OF the buryng grounds
metey, will be punctualy attended to- II the friends Of the
deceased send for the subscriber, he will furnish all without
further trouble. collins,
TO their advantage 10 call nj the above place.
my2o-6wT I'D GILLESPIE, No. l4o Church
NEW ESTARLISHMs NT.-wATEK STREET
COFFEE HOUSE, No 81 Wuter street, adjoining the
Pearl street House The subscriber has fitted the above
Enlistment in first rate manner, aud guarantees that shall
all times bc kept in style to meet the wishes Of the
eal community IN which il IS situated. G. q. DAVIS.
Nav 9Th, 1897.
N. b. Hot Dinners from 70 O'Clock. ny3o I'm
- &. brown a. Co. isvfpg opened n Coffee HOUSE
h. te Niagara) No. IS Warren and laid
of the choicest Wines, Liquors. kc, hope by strict
the wishes OF their customers, to merit SHARE OF public
tronage. STU
MEMS. YOUTHS AND aHILDR EMS
lVl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. HOyT 4 CO., No. IA
Bowey have hand extensive assortment OF ready made
clothing, suited and size, which they will sell
ry cheap for CAST either AT wholesale or retail my22ms
L EECHES-Just received, large supply OF Swedish
IL Leeches, Tor sale b. J. A. EAMOUREUx Co.
Successors TO DR.. Lewis Feuch,w anger,
No Erpa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

'HILDREN'S CLOT8ISG.--Ihe subscribers
rens clothing, made in the fashionable style, which they
a2i-am' GEO. 4. moYT 1 co. II Boaery, Ny.
EEEPu Gil IT. PAr r. MT = sT IT, In
gated Parallel Pointed Metallic Pen, brgs inform The public
hai he has just opened 100 Beekman extensive ass
OF hit PATENT s %Ss Do%S G gTl
Gus Slip AMI ladies pens which be offer. TO the trade upon H.
myis-ysn. - =" : 'pr' HExsY OWEN Agent.
1000 LABORERs WANTED Five thousand ~ M
State Of Indiana whom constant employment wiz he given
ny order Of the gsa \ Mk ",sc rys. H. no,
For furher particulars re,iys g he a1cy. sgg
corner Pine and South street, n. Y.
Arransenen can be male here foT PASSAGE ihrourb ,e
rates, by applying ~ above s2tn
JUJUBE PAsTE.-i,5oo n superior quality Jajube for
- "''' Ri'sIiToN / asprNwALL. 20 william y.
my2G 40 Broadway, anil 10 Aston House.
SAx.,oNAch0,s s,s CP laIr",,s. FOR sHA.
eeived fem the numerous persons who have use " Is
quick firm, aud emoenl aher which viii dry up,
the face irritatc the skin IN the least VI pleasantly
fumea and put IN neat covered pot answering oil the pur
Price 80 cents pei pot, for sale q
d1o-n 36i Broadway, corner franklin -
STORAGE-win be,akesini The fre proof sores 50 and
ala ''''' '''e'' Apply op m%iiTMxN BRDsALL
nIsEAsTs OF THE EyE.-DR ELLIOTT, oCu.
Lis OF nfe fNnohiy bAsfhscsW he
Oaicc, 800 Broadway. Private N Duane
SWEDISH LEECH. s-A cous,an, supply Of swe-
Dr. LEWIS FEUcHrwANGER,
m,l8lw 2Courtlandt u.
Gun MOUNTfNGs-ioobs Of the newes, pattern gun,
~ and rifle mountings made Of German silver fer sale by
Dir. LEWIS FEitHTwANGER,
myi9y 2 CORTLAND, street
TURKISH LEECHEs-Received THIS Gay, fine
moderate price &C. = - mopPEms PHARMACY i BrosIw"y
corner Of Franklin
n. u. Leeches applied ai7.f
HANS AND sTtOJLDERs.-2oc CASKS Hams, - DO.
HARTMAN BIItDsAII. Brokers and Commission
myi7 Merchants. 20 and - Water st.
EUg NlsaED PaR..Oas AND NED ROOMS
lot IL the roera built story hor~s 81 Pearl
broadway, BY private fsnly References given and
required. myiou
Ray wATER.-iso one galloy demBohn., Tor sale by
ID HARTMAN BIRDSALL,
Brokers and Commission Merchants
my2 - anil 81 Water street
HARLEM OIL.The subscribers have just received
large supply o. the genuine Harlem OIL Tor safe Whole
sale and retail j. 4 EAMouREux \ co,
I EECHEs, l. ECUES.-A large supply OF dpe
healthy Swedish Leeche lust received Cor sale wholesale
and retail by Ia. EAMOUREtIx co.
my25tf yII Brosd"ay
AnD.-aoot egs o.d ., barrel; prime ws.S.s sr sale
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
my3 30 anil 81 Water street
RHANDY CREEsE-loo lars Brandy checse' 100
HARTMAN BIRDsALL,
sit 50 and % wa,er street.
rHEEsE.-r5L oxcs Cheee
- Is OH Epglishdo
5jars, anil Is kegs brandy Cheese,
for sale by HARTMaN BIRDsAI.t, Brokers ard
my7 Ccmmissi.n Merchants - and 81 water y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

LInEs vORfS S.-Jhe subscriber offers ne
public the most extensive and varied Of brilliant
Fire Works IN the United States consisting Of several thousand
rockets of heavy cale with rich api fancy headings, wheels
description, EoIuan cancs mines tournons.
mons, line pigeons grrb Italian streamer, colord
fires tor theatres signals Tor shipping Ac. NC. NC. Ao ~
iiians of brilliant pieces FOR cv and country displays
in New York. H. fvcn III Fulton street. Green
wich Lewis pngeA son, 60 Maiden Lane. Gancr Young 10
Chatham square, or 10
ISAAC EDGE, Dr.. fpyrotechnisJ
yiJtiyf Afthe Laboratory. Jersey City.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

snip Omega Hle, Batavia and Canton, Talbot Lathrop
brgs r. Plubus Unu Billings Mt Desert Me-. Luna, Ken
DUCK New Orleans, j. ElweI Motion, Welsh Montevdeo,
Charles Oakley. Schrs. Ahambra March, Turks Island,
Mitchell Coz Coaster, Smith Philadelphia; Parnel Johnson
Wnsmore, dol Eliza jane Shoemaker, do; Wave, Jones,
Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02
Auction .sn les.
JESSE CADY, Auc,ioneer.

x JESsE CAD Nos III and Water
= streets-This Day, at half past O'Clock. suit
purchasers ir CASH large and general shelf
hardware, cutlery fall goods hats combs fancy soap cloth
ing gun pistols, dirks Ac with of goods
e To The southern and Western market
ton IN advertisement OF this kind.
Al Private Sae0,oOo dozen Combs assorted of all kinds
s" cards birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery OF every va
rleiy imaginable.
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
do. = - "'5 '"N" oet"i.A
5000 gross Buttons Coat Vest ana Pearl subject TO deben.
Jury winch viii be taken i'm payment
-,,eo' s.hh Boxes Pins, C. &c. SC.
49, ntnnan, French, and Rhode Island Jewelryj bw
priced watches, Guard Chains, SC. mz3-lys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02
BILLIARDS IMPROVED

RILJIARDs IMPROvED-Geneme wishing
- play billiards purchase tables invited call
vt 2lH or % Broadway door above all the Sou
hern Coffee Room where there tables and
the patent Indian Rubber cushions, sac and c0npo
on cemcnicd beds, with iron eagle amcs, AMI Ia
hlcs ABOVE, viii liz found the largest aud hest
on. red "a the public advantages those who wish pur
chase NJ short notice. they can be- packed days
fcp.
n u. Orders for thing IN this line, with cnsh good
reference. 70 A. BASSFDRD, ZIG Broadway, will receive
prof gffe mfO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

NEW tOkh TATTEN SALLS.-The proprie-
tor OF this well known establishment intends having sale
OF thorough bred horses the Union Course L. H. on Friday
next al June, at 10 A. NJ There already several
mares &c OF well ksonn and fashionable blood entered for
this sale. -
Gen,eraen having horses for sale will this an
opportunity OF parting with them, and requested 10 enter
them on or before "Wednesday at 5 p. NJ.
mys0-4t JOHN W. WATSON, 446 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-02

MEDICAL MEN-Nsy osysain vrccne ,iras vial',
v1 which wI preserve matter for any length ~
for sar by DIR LEWIS FEUrfrTwANgER,
je2y No CoTtlandt A.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

The effects Of the arrangement of the
currency and the general depression of trade
throughout the country have been felt in
city of Newly ork in degree proportionate
to the extent of its business operations.
The official assessment Of the value of real
and personal estate of this year, compared
with those of 1896, show decline in value
of nearly forty-sir millions Of dollars!
The Express, in publishing the details
which proves this melancholy result, adds
-"There is nothing that can possibly tell
the story ofa falling off in trade as well as
this. In real estate the assessors always
assess property much below the real value.
In personal estate, one half, and probably
three-quarters Of all that really ought to pay
taxes escape altogether. Taking, howev.
er, one year as fairly assessed as the other
we have no doubt the statement of the de-
probation in both descriptions of proverty
is fully equal to the above
Bait. finer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
Insurance Company.
Capital authorised by Lar, $25O,O0
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

VHNHE public are respectfully informed, that this
Company will make insurance, either per-
manent or limited, on property and effects OF every
description, against loss or damage by fire, on the
most reasonable terms, at their Office i'll Chester,
Delaware county, Pennsylvania.
The citizens of Columbip county are hereby in
formed, that insurances by the above Company Of
every description of property, can be effected by
APPLYING to the undersigned agent, in Cattawssa
The following are the annual Rates of Insurance
on the $780, upon the most Common DESCRIPTION
of property, viz:
Stone or Brick dwelling s
houses 3Oto 40 entS
Frame or Log do. 6oto75
Brick or Stone barns, so TO Ga "
Frame or Log do. rs TO 100
Brick or Stone Grist
Mills, 62i 10 100"
Frame do. rs TO 100"
Merchandise and furniture contained III houses
and gram and utensils III mills and burns III pro-
portion. Information can be had by arl3mS "a
ther personally, or by letter post pGtd, to
EZRA ). HAY NJ kST, Agfnt.
Cattawissa september 80, e3I.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

The ladies of Canada seem determined
that the political excitement of the day shall
not pass without a participation on their
part. Convivial meetings have been held
by the members of the fair sex, at which
eloquent discourses arc said to have been
delivered and spirited toasts drunk. When
ever females minglo in discussions such as
those which now engage the attention of the
British provinces, there is good reason to
believe that revolution is broad. The fee
ling must indeed he deep rooted and strong,
that could induce females, whose tastes are
usually averse to scenes of popular COM
motion, to come forward thus publicly to
advocate the public cause. Mr.. Papinean
must feel fiattered in seeing his country
women take sides with him so ardently,
and his gallanTy will at once put to rest
any misgivings that he may possibly have
had as to the wisdom of his course. Eve
~ thing indicates 4 collision between the
British Colonies and the Mother Country,
but how far the colonists will be able to
sustain themselves against the arm ofpower
can only be ascertained by the result. As
for ourselves, whatever may be our hopes
or expectations in the matter, we feel that
it does not belong to us as citizens ofthis
republic to do more than note the progress
of events!-Bdit. .4mCricGn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

this assembly to-day finds hearty response
in the democracy Of Luzerne: The triumph
over dictation there as here, is hailed with
Joy and enthusiasm.
BY Hugh McWilliams, Esq. The 70
ters Of Columbia county: Fully capable TO
select and elect their public servants.
By. G.. B. Fisher. Columbia county:
Her character is redeemed-she has thrown
off the yoke of dictation, and has exhibited
her independence, by electing a member of
the Legislature "lrcsh from the ranks of
the people," and free from political knave-
ry.
BY Eli Thornton. John McReynotdS:
The voice of the people demands his nom
ination and election TO Congress.
BY Samuel Shadman. Our Republican
form cf gOUernment: TO be sustained by
the virtue and intelligence of the people.
BY Theodore Wells. Col. Joseph Pdr-
ton: His name will be recorded for centu-
ries as the successful and jealous friend of
internal improvements, and Columbia coun-
ty will yet appreciate his exertions in pro-
noting the interests of her citizens.
BY Maj. b. S. WoIverton. WiHiam
LeaUensworth, Esq: The thanks of this
Company rest with him for the skill which
he this day displayed in roasting the Ok,
and for his liberality in preparing the ne
cessary materials for that purpose.
Mr.. Leavensworth returned his thanks
for the compliment, in a very pertinent
speech, and gave the following toast.
BY Nm Leavensworth, Esq. Columbia
county: Inferior to no other IN her mineral
resoufces, or in the industry and Intelligence
of her citizens.
BY G. d. Fisher. The People Of Co.
lumbia county: May they soon enjoy the
right which has so long been denied them
through the intrigue and management o
the minority-the removal Of the Seat o.
Justice to some central place in the comfy.
BY G. Rawn. John McReynolds: Oul
next Congressional representative.
BY Isaiah Conner. John BOWndn
An intelligent farmer and an honest man
majority ofthe freemcn of Columbia coun
ty have exhibited their confidence in hi:
integrity, and he will not deceive them.
By Z. Stiles Trago. THE late UictOr1
in Colambia county. Obtained by the uni
ted .exertions of freemen: -.
Bv DR.. ]. Pickering. The present pO
hficd organization Of Columbia county
ssBet,er is a dinner of herbs where love is
than stalled OK, and hatred herewith"
BY George Kelchner, Esq. Cen Geo
" ashingtOn: Like Moses ofOld, he strucI
the rock of the hard-hearted British Lion
and the waters of Liberty gushed forth, S
that freemen can vote at their pleasure.
BY p Felanagan. The Citizens Of ca
iumJia county: They adhered to the ol
Pennsylvania motto, and vlrtuously SUI
ported liberty by voting independently:
BY the Company. The officers Of N
Day: Their able discharge of duty de
serves our thanks.
By the Company. O,r cOrthy Ho'
and Hostess: Their liberalty and zeal
preparing for this festival, merits our warn
est thanks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

A Horse too good TO SeH.--Samuel
Blake, of Warwick, Mass. relates in the
Greenfield Gazette, the story Of his horses
travels. By his account it appears that
his horse in the course of ten years has vis-
tied Boston 22O times-traveling each
time l70 miles, total amount 81, 400. Be-
sides these visits to Boston as a team horse,
he has performed many other journeys and
trips to different parts of the country;
sometimes in light carriage, and some
times in a wagon; besides working on the
farm; estimated to amount TO about 1000
miles more. ,r Total amonnt Of travel in ten
years, l,4O0: a distance about, equal the
once and two thirds round the globe.
During the ten years he has eaten ll40
bushels of corn-averaging ia bushels a
year, and nearly 10 quarts day.
The great horse traveller' says Mr..
Blake, is now as sound in all his limbs
and as smooth as any colt that can be pro.
duced.