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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26

FARMINe.--The storms by which
the commercial world is convulsed, are
calculated to reconcile thousands to
their farms who had grown impatient at
the contrast presented between their
certain means Of comfortable indepen.
dence, and the apparent riches sudden.
ly resulting from lucky speculations.
The sun never shone upon class OF
men possessing more fully all the earth.
ly means of social happiness and solid
prosperity than the agriculturalists Of
this Republic ; and the "gilts Of God
are lavished vainly" indeed upon the
Farmer, who barters the blessings with.
in his reach for imaginary happiness
with the possessions of wealth acquired
by the thousand gambling specuIations,
whose pernicious effects have tempora.
rily paralized the bushes of the coun.
try.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26
ADVANTAGE OF ApvERTIsING--It j

ADVANTAGE OF ADVERTISEMENT is
said that Mr.. Delevan, hardware mer-
chant, Maiden Lane, New York, does
five times as much business as any 9TH
err similar establishment n N. Y. from
the fact of his extensive ADVERTISING
One OF the firm recently made this as
sertion, and we doubt not its truth, for
the benefits of advertising in the mer.
camille papers are universally felt and
acknowledged. Phil Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26

THE MAID OF JupAH.-lt is SAID
that among the numerous female de-
,inquents tried at the sessions, there
never appears Jewess. THIS argues
we'll for the fair, brght.eyed daughters
of jerusalem.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26

The venerable Elk President Adams
has entered his SEVENTEEN year. He
was born on the Ilth OF July, 1867.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26

AGE Or The LAND ToRro,sr.-.
The great age at which the land tor.
toise attalns, is illustrated in the case Of
one recently found in the orchard OF
hr. " bowersox, near Hanover, Pern.
IL had engraven on it's she'll" J. R.
Ifo0. This record was made II
years ago and from the habits of the
tortoise, i is quite probable that it was
made IN the neighborhood of the place
where the tortoise was last found. The
age and habit of the tortoise constitute
an exception TO the general rule that
exercise is necessary to health and long
lie. The finding of the tortoise with
the above marks, as noticed in the Han.
over Gazette, recalls to mind wha, we
once heard related by an aged and re.
spectacle citizen ofthai State. He had
when boy found tortoise in small
copse sklr,ing his fathers meadow, on
which were traced the initials of a
neighbour, whom he knew, with date
twenty years before. The boy added
his initials, and date OF the year, and
" then let the tortoise run" Thirty
years afterwards, the boy--boy indeed
no longer--found the same tortoise, and
added his initials, and date the second
time. The first date was I755--the
next l776, and the third 1906 com.
prlzlng period offifty years and yet.
1t was satisfactorily ascertained, that
the record had been made each time
within ten or fifteen rods Of the same
spot. A circle Of twenty rods might
possibly bounded its pilgrimage for half
a century.--Bah. Pat.
The herald., 1837-04-27
SPOKEN.


packet aDding E-pgsaby the Francis ls Pe sailed Hosi
hs port March is-ey the dadlaos Britton, al this pT
AI Isl, lat 40, lon 81 80, Liverpool tsck
the Gladah TOR, BrIiton, at tbis port.
Apnl lat 81 on 5i S~ bark Betty from Amsterdam 70 uays
ou! io New loIk-by the henry Leeds Marshal a s po
Apn zz OIL MoHtaug Point brig Mcatana, Gray, rom We"
York tor Picoa by the II. Leeds a. this port . y, .
Apni .S OIL Nantucket shoals Hiram 81 rsfes au "
dass ot from Matanzas for Bosonby the S"sa Ns-en al
this
Apr 6 lat ic IA lon rs, bark Lexington from Boston, or
Alphabetically the II. Leeds, at tn port ,
April 49, IT, 49, o. Ion. O. schr Louisa from Beverly Tor the
Grand Bank days ou-by the Arge, Farley Al tis pors
April 81 oil Montaug, ba,k Mexico on whang voyase-by
The H. Leeds al this port.
April 49, 4s brig JANUS om soston for iIa
April IS, lat So lon. 4o schr WI iam from Providence
for Matanzas, days out-by the William al Baltimore.
Alr Is, lat. N, lon 75 TO- b, Cothuse from Portland
Matanzas
PER YESTERDAYS MAIL
Baltimore, April 25-Ar.bi Horlensia Yo k
Aiexa:dria April 2i.- SID scir President, New York.
Phade phia, April IS -Sthr Lyus Return, Koy " York
sloops sarah Ann, Spencer d-Cd Mary Cornei, lie
New York
Char! ston AFrl 2l-sd ship Sutton Berry n " Ysrk-In
the oihns ship Calhoun, O'Nol, New York.
savanna April 2lti bark la Grange New York
Mobile Api 20 Gid ship satil Ia Ashby New York
Yok.
The herald., 1837-04-27
Amsssc Q Ssle Ass.


PAnA THkATnE.-MKS kpELEy,s RlNrrrr
urs rsENtNi. w'f h. he Pay a., M.
Msss DASGHPER-Jemmy huygleby, MI kselev-
Alter " ch the ay Of
elopANNi IN LONDON-D Den ci,vap.i NJ, r..t
I,liu Mt keeley 'hS' nceivS AeiO'
J, Il Q conclude with The Face sf
nars Al HeME-frank Easy, Mr. Mason-clara Mrs
.oor op.n at Performances comrsenee >, :, o,,,ocl
A MERiCAN THEAIR r., 40 : E.1Y-T--ES
s,ndar , VIII be presented the Magn fcen Legend of
SGEo GEohGE az AND THE DIR AGoN; or THE SEVEN CHAM
rio.rns pf cHRSFENDOM st. George az FnrInad A..
woonu-nt Denn Of Fraace, H. woolfr- The Dr,yaa al,
NJ Pcte oi Coventry Miss Warisg-Pnacess Saiaa
Previous 10 th pay, tie Farce Of
rLEASANI NEiGHBoR-Ch sopher Strap Mr. c,ptos
Doosopena at half past and performances will
0cleck. 60xes, 75-P1 s7a--Gall,ry % cents -
RANK Kiln THE ATK ki.-TIIIs EVENING; ,.3II7e
presented he Drama of ~ = I.N'4'" "h'oe
AMbHoeE GWiNEff-Ambrese Gmi-ett Mr. IsrersollI Iucv
Eairlovc. Mrs Preston. 'sesoh- Lucy
Toc"nclude with thu
DEMON SrAIUE-Dcmon Static MI Cony-B,,b,,a n,
Kent '' "''oni' Hifs
IrT' 9pen ats. Performance commence at ocluck mr.
cIsely. Boxes 80 cents: IN " F'''
~ ATlONAL THEATKE-IHIs EVENING will Le
l presented L o, era ui the - ''' "'' "e
DEyLs sHiDGE-c" ut Belno Miss Gus a.-Coun,e,s I,o
Ahef which he Farce Of
MKs " WHifE-Major P pper, Mr. Colns-w dow White Mr..
:, Io eSneud, with the Farce of tha
Wi helmlna Mrs, Conduit. ~ ~ A'"o'A
Eoxss ol-f 81 cebs-Galery 37t cent?
~ Doors oien al o cock-feriorna ce
The herald., 1837-04-27

NEW YORK RACES.
FIRST SPR G MEETIN q, 1887,
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, I'd.
First Day sday Sweeps ikcs, Mile Hca.s year. old
Entrance $500 Forfeit soO. Eighteen subscribers.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Robert Tio'son, by Henry, the i'm of Medoc
=. r. L. stevens - produce Of Betsey Ransom by
The herald., 1837-04-27

CARD hc sus-crber would lnorm b.. customers snd
N friends thi pub gcrers that he BE-. ~fbaras nvr
the business hs old stand No ~ aesdw
sud Courtlandt cofnr oi wsy
whare he VIII consany Keep on hand large .i ~ ~ ~ n,
ured az hn eptnse chsrncaI vo' ~,
dcvo" 20 the American 81 yer comro cn s Y. ,s
coung ally H. ercrs The pfiscraI Ia ~ ~ ns
and 10 execute ore lot ths ef.a :.
of every unishhr fna'ef,a =. fl'ss1
public hosse aLo extensive ,assv :" "Iss ~
c stsre. or es tf ah' Nv. es'n
ions o tose which Ne has been IN ne habit
s s,n ,he s,sde of s swn w per alton hike use MS
al. :, oml Of whatever ofm my se e ehev
,s.,h n. go ors A. LAme,~sus Cv., al
, 10 ~ hfcsdwny, " lbe pr,rsp'
,,r,,sd 80 Df LEWIS fBUCHrwANGtR sA Ai~
nu saI,E.-Tic art,e stock of eoo.s toectics with ft
II lsssc ~ store snd desired the dwelling
= ~ .,"s. nov kert boarding bcuse-may be had The
The horsc accommodate a. kosrders an hs
been W C,cspv,ch at Sc
ACARD.-s. W BRyHAN respectfully inf ms h~ i,%.nds md
~ IA la that he has completed the enarssmcr - ~
steam Csncct,cr.y ~ ~ besseT
and grtlcmsr, much crs .sruve1
49, and reepeued fss the season W. ~ ie'ur
.r no hss bctetoor,
"a sttcnt.n shah bs psa 20 sccnse "a
~. a and select sscsy az alss M nc arsss
s.es ssascn-sush I. zee Ifeas~' S"'s
Mead, Lcr.nsde, Con Pics Cssc &C
confecfeuerea manufactured as ususl - thr
. The Bovsry steam Conhehonny ssppyutM 70 fiy1
y tie 70 LIVINGSTON IT. y "
The herald., 1837-04-27

~ generally into this ETY. thu
ma NJ l that hsv erected
the FIR vel calculated Ia awe gh to street
vault the exclude all aist and frost
a, eleven twelve posrds of has ssss tgu inchrs de
fat and he nror side hury set
lnio ssssn'eon inches dam,fsr, having two
staples on undr protect tho aide of the glass
vie removed ffoni and alsa ~hs1 ~ s place
hso Deck Light. of Glass of the dssssens, ussd for
ssca ~boats.
bcrn i,dacesen will be mad, rcrs,ns ,nodues them
,ri,, other cf,os htpIy 10 EAS S ROCKWELL.
Al Rrae
The herald., 1837-04-27

vI corner of Prince and Mercer affords gpd opportunity
c w wsh To- dcv e part Of the day evening In shc
business Of education LADIES' h~ acconDoda 90 at
three and and rcsvrvea
Gs ladies vii invites those who wish ski IN
writ ins the ~ hs up Mr.
Edwn r. and Mr. scph Cray teachers Of Ath~et,c;
M,rs Clta ld, tea III the rsnct. c<pdDss
The herald., 1837-04-27

~ FOX SALE.-A Beautif,h Couaify Res henr.
E situate IA the healthy and thriying Village esipor
Connecticut; ubott iiiy mules tt.m New Yosk-!ale Il
res dence Sap samuel Avery fbe, about
attached TO tie Place which produ sufficient assrage IA
io The kc.pg OF Cow There client Garden spa
which with TIE alb at the a
with frlN ard iOcst Ire grape str 'bbcD, dc
The House well but, and convenient with well
excellent water
There s oaiy communication with the siiy both by steam
boats and STAGES
In t~v age Episcopal and Pressyena Churches As
a good male and female .cmy.
Possession WI b. the first Of Mar tefx
and other particulars, py 10 r. j. CURTIS John
New York. oTtoP. A. CURTIS, the epfm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

WEDNESDAY, EvgNrvs, Nov. T.
New Malaga fruit has reached Boon, Charleston and this
martin all five csrgoes. The dry goods trade Is ratberdi
mnishng Country merchants are leaving the ey--Tbe
Coffee offered today by Messrs Hoffman Co.. did
very wel-psrto OF the quantity declared Withdrawn
Weather today fine
Auction saesoo drums sulana Rans q; 10 bags Sicily
sof sheied Amends 81 &c 70 do fiberts, SIC ce-
Rooms Goatau,aa Indigo, 30 97cesty 15A boxes sbers
hunter pipes sole; 40 boxes NJ. X. Rasns ~ IS ga
20 half do do i7 40 do do 60; 50boxes clusters 5
pots grapes 225 IS Jars do I2 25 10 ar casks Ma
aga wine 81 $50 drains rans4 ~ 20 chests skin Tea
25 IS ID boxes do 2at sche imperial a5 IS L. r. Tene-
co. 10 hhds do. S4l s7; 20 casks do s 50 bags
peanuts a g io bags Cuba csre "a; 36 bag ST. Domingo
do GA 20 Bergundy s3ij isbare vinegar s!fmw
cask
BALrrMesr Oct 3-Flour, City Mis- 4a5e, scarce How.
ard from wagons "a; stores a. Wheat sup
plies come In very spnrney, and equal
The market sales good prime reds have ranged
firm az 10 as and Of good To prime whites
ner bsbe Corn, white 90 95c and yellow at abou, p8
nae NV. Is n g7c Oats a e worth 81 SIC,
CtSrsr .ri oct "a THE river has abou, wo feet
half In The day there Is still rise e
which has not yetreacLed The rain day, tie
shy is beautifully clear and the temperature spsn
v fortnight quotations. yesterday about
locts per srrsl.. II in demand IT s6 a6.Is4
wHgELtse, Oct. 2'--Flour, S575 o. scarce Gras-
wheat, o.; none; OATS s. n 81. f.rs
CIScrSsArTI, TIC. n, r. N.-whskey, Jlc. Bacon, 7la
&c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

Here gradual ncrea from year 1882 10 a Tbe
CROP ls3631 thought by the informed deaers win
exceed that of last We shall be able to know iii, the
next commercial from the Treasury The increase Of
the last four years ought to animate legislators with new
zeal In opening the Tobacco Trade FAR as NAV be done
with other consuming countries AT the session we sb.
doubtless have the reports Of the special TO Europe
At all events the Tobacco growers Of Maryland Virginia Ken
lucky and Ohio have right to the immuns they ask II they
can be obtained They have able In Congress-
and II this question be separated from party feelings We
may hope every thing win be done that be DONE
Sales today by auction 10 I7lc.
40 cases old crop ST. Domingo at IL 18ac.
We subjoin te of the market al different ports from
the latest sdvices.
BosToS Oc. 28th-Kentucky, a &c issour 5 n IL Nc
Maryland In market Bulls eye, &c; Cubs, Is IS; Do
Prncip As 50 ST. Domino II 10; key tobacco 10 ~
CisciSsATr, Oct 27h-we quote at n &C lin
tied.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

WEDNESDAY, EVENfNG, Nov. II.
Our avice in relation to wheat and -four have been very
slim for the last few days Prices continae hold their own
far as heard from.
The dealers Of Coentes slip manage keep up rates in
this city in the face of unusual importation through the ca
The quantity admitted through source exceeds that
received the month OF October 1885, What has
become OF this supply There shipping
gcssnto the storebeuses The dealers 81 Coenes 81 ill the
winter in when they will up prices 70 ga to Is and
gather rich harvest
Holders asking $s75as. Wheat best quality will bring
81 Very little foreign in MARKET Rye, so6 per husbeI-
Carn, ei.t3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

Inc profits on the production of cotton will employ our at
tenton another time when have occasion to refer 70
this table. M
The stock on band very light Will our southern brethren
send US good lotof the crop! They will find 10 their
advantage.
We give usual daily markets
MOBILE, Oct 26h.-Imports, IT'S bales
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02
for 1896 and 1851.

BY this viii be found that while the exports OF
Chsresoa decreased nearly 5per year. those or New
Orleans increased nearly % per No wonder thai Charles
make effort trade In that
Bat the import and expotrsde will alone their ows ave.
nues Nature, system end physical advantages have made
New York the great northern United States and
New Orleans great southern Conventions Angus
any where else change the laws Of nature
The conmercal ment In the Is evidence or
achange in Ihe crops nothing else
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

GREAT FIss AT HAuFAx.-A most destructive
lire has spread its ravages at Nova Scotia II broke
out At half past clock the night Of the 23rd DC
tober and by half past sne twelve distinct houses
most OF them much beyond the usual size were
burnt to the ground The loss has been estimated
at about 100000, and assurances effected upon It to
5000 dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

fir What will Capt Hirley take for his news boat
out and ont - The Mercantile and the Express
never will pay him for his ship news. Won't he sell
QUIT want to add il to my feet consisting of Co
leslie, Teazer and several ralish looking clippers
Come, wont you ,rsde7 U t4 .n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

consisting OF La Bayadere and other popular pieces.
80 has Coward, the crazy dancing master If any
pretty young lady wants few pieces let her send her
footman to me with order, and will make her a
present Of the whole batch
COMMON CoUNcIL.-Both boards met last night in
lont ballot and accepted the resignation of the fol-
loving persons who had been appointed inspectors Of
Elections
Robert Il Morris 9Th Ward Levi D; Slam, 10Th ward,
The following persons were then appointed in lieu
of the above named individuals =
Samlels Parker iward, Francis B. Mennly 9Th Ward
George w. Noble, 9Th Ward, Richard Pearson, 18th Ward
A resolution was then Offered by Snedecke, the
Assistant Alderman of the 10th Ward, to remove
Charles Hunter, the Street Inspector of that Ward,
and to substitute Charles Baker This led to consid-
cradle discussion, which shall give in this
ng's paper, and finally the motion was Withdrawn.
The joint meeting then adjourned, and the Board of
Aldermen wentinto session.
Joe Horie aoas not in his place. He was out on
electoneering tosr but desperate effort was made
by the Hoxe faction in the Common Council Board,
by Jacob Acker TO obtain an appropriation OF not Tess
than tpenty sir thousand dollars, which he, Alder
man Acker, pledged his word should be properly APP
Piled if the Board would make the appropriation;
but which, no doubt, the Hoxie faction intended 10
use for electoneerng purposes, had they obtained IT.
Alderman Benson said it had better be deferred until
Monday. Acker said he would not wait till Monday
that day would be too late. He 1anted TO make
use Of the money before Monday
OF course the election begins on Monday-and the
Hoxie faction intend to spend at least $50 900 before
then. But Acker TOO barefaced-he wanted
S26 900 Immediately Good God to what state
have we arrived. With an empty treasury-the city
in debt-an Alderman OF this desperate and detested
Ellen Jewett clique gets up and in the most bareaced
manner demands an appropriation of t,oenty sir
thousand dollars efhe peoples money to be made in
stantly, without bringing in any report, or bill Of
charges, any thing of the kind, in order that the
clique may employ the money to secure their elec-
ton. The thing was too nonstrous. lngraham,
Benson, varian, and Brady spoke against il and it
negatived. Joe Horie not there! The whole
scheme well planned but it failed as amentably
as the Ellen Jewe gang will fail to gain their election.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02
$N2,OCO,Oe0
ST7i,000,OOO

Considering the fifth item temporary floating, we
have about s74oo0ooo of fixed capital 600
Of circulating investment.
This near enough TO the estimate given yesterday for all
convenient There modes of making this
computation but this deemed sufficient for the intelligent
reader. long familiarity with cotton growing operations
and long residence in cotton growing states us to
Put forth the above estimates with degree
When consider growth Of 1857 and 1885, we
shall apply the results here obtained.
Wew now give estimate ofthe persons directly and
indirectly Employed producing different periods
in this country and elsewhere calculated upoD the laid
in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

Az AuprEscE.--Ye sterday afternoon, about six or
eight fine young gentleman here from Detroit called
upon me subscribe to my pap r, and 10 person
ally myself They said they would not return to
Detroit before seeing me. God bless them sep.
pose the lovely girls of that thriving town cnjoined
this duty upon them WIN they let them take their
parting kiss on their rosy checks. Well, be it so.
They will be able TO tell the fair ones when they re.
turn to Detroit that am not 80 great monster as
the politicians and parsons would insinuate. owe
like an independent editor" said they. "Tndepcp.
dcncer Its the feeling which never fails to call
forth a sympathy in the civilized bosom. "Indepen-
dencew II was the wa,chword Of Washington--oi
every great and daring spirit who has conferred bene
fits on mankind. "Indcpendenccl' II has a home
and sympathy in Detroit What fine women they
must have there. You can always tell what the f.
males Of a town are when you find the males free lib
cral, intelligent and independent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

WEDNESDAY, EvEssNc, Nov. I.
Yesterday estimated the capital employed in the produo
on OF Cotton in the United States the year 1855 a. eg
unored Of dollars II as To give Won so,
data for such calculation
The average cost Of Cotton lands placed in cond
uon ior raising has been $40 pe h
the most en ghened plan ers This is the fuit of ,he;
renee During long residence Cotton Districts we
beard of u higher average estimate.
from the close observation experience
gasedA producing Cotton in old and the new states II
mas been that the average yield the acre will not
exceed 800 lbs of clean material
One able bodied negro will cultivate an average six
OF ground and assist in raising acres Of Indian Cor. II
has been aceraned that each slave requires The ~
boy or other equal help perform work here ASSIGNED
him. Ns
In 1885, field hands of the best description averaged ssoo
each Boys, old and old women, valued at half
tbs price. -
ban ry nc for the cultivation Of other products Cotton
has been fairly estimated doarsto on planta
ton.
IL Is an admitted maxm that As dollars to each slave are
enough to pay for extra clohng medicine GERS tools for
labor taxes freight, &C. Thsis temporary investment and
Is yearly returned
established also that 20 acres Of land are reou
edt each individual slave for the purpose OF raising In.
uan corn pork OATS &c. the which is put at AZ
per acre. y
with these elements us tl,ro our cslcuaton, into m
pua snape IN order to verify yesterdays state men
couoh crop Tor 1885 asceraned been 4SO mil
Pos Pouhds Al 5v0 the 600
acres 70 grow this amount At $50 lbs 100000 acres
Tor the wear and Of the the old states and for he
variability of the weather. may safely ,b, two
millions Of under to produce 4so millions
Of pounds of cotton.
!. Capital invested il lands under cultva-
Ton IN 1888 Two millions Of acre, orth cleared
az s uJesage, nv per acre. $4oooooOs
lowing 8 acres to each hand for producing cotton
a. = c a. Sssy E; each cn,oh 272,0oo,OO0
ing one assistant to each able bodied slave for pro.
duciag cotton corn, sc, at sacoeaeh, lsssOo,sos
Tor plantation. 10 aid ia raising corn making c.sth.
tn ng. & a:.. q $50 eevery slave. 2o,4co,oso
ton 20 pay taxes ovsresrs Scr at S45 each, 100000
corn kc, at 20 acres each for $50 slaves valued
al wv per acre when cleared $72O0O,Oo0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02
Tobacco Trade.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov l.
We are happy in being able lay before dealers in To-
bacco the exports and value of this from the United
states Tor the fiscal years beginning Oct s 1890 ending
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

NorrcE-AI idlers loafers lounsers, ana sueh Ae 49,
Gals called gentlemen are requested never - 49,,
-, rooms Of the Herald BY obeyng they will escape get
ting kicked out suffered OF late too many nup
lions in our abors these inruder and hereafter NO aa
for any person. unless their names ana business
sent up the publication Office oeiow' anu 4' eP''
pission O
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

NeWet US look al the value of the crops the United ats
nd other countries for the same Periods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

III The New Monthly Magazine is just opf.-
These Magazines arcall very fat concetns since the
Herald began it's literary reforms We shall exam
zoe H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

sIEk e.s--etssN H.Is-sbIN IN.
1T Small cnargc such sLhings. and eve
pieces will he gives IN esohnreefor go, syes
ter dollars Apply al uhe desh eftbis obce. n2ll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02
MORNING HI Err AID
TuUwgpAY. NOvEMBEn =, 1857.

yv HrRALp.-Take sknPkshers-aH dsm"sa
;.,.- hem-lire temporarily drink rnodsrsfey-e'
socs,ies--aks Of the srpsnoes-"epr r
% 70 bed at Io-rie at sirnsver buy on crean-'s'
80 1uieAty-lovs the beautiful giris-uofe aga'n' ~ -
- and kick all politicians and parsons to The a<p"'