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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

CLINTON LUNCH-Cerner of Broadway and Liber-
~ ~ street-PRICES DUCED.-The subscriber CRATE
full the public for the patronage he has heretofore received
kindly socs continuance OF it, having consequence Of
the scarcity of money, and willing merit public patronage
reduced his prices follows Roast beef Lamb Veal Boiled
Mutton Corned Beet l2 cents per platBeef Steaks Pork
Ham and Eggs Mutton Chops Veal Outlets Boiled Chickens,
&c plate Green Turtle Soup woodcock picked
Oysters, &c. JOHN NJ HEATH
N.B Families supplied. jy25m.
INF sUBSCkIBk L; received bv arm yals
from Europe, an elegant assortment of the under
toned ertcles which he Offers for sale the adv
ons terms, viz T.
Astral Lamps in guilt bronze, glass; hanging
lamps in gilt ana bronzed, for OIL candles hall lamps
in gilt and bronzed for oil and gas; mantle lamps in gilt
bronzed cut gassdrops and spangles gilt stand candea
candescks and branches cruet frames plated urn Kettles
bottles stands &c &c single and double percussion
guns pocket holster and dqeIng pistols =. ,,,
I AND q r'FICE,-JoHN L. BOGARDUs, Attorney
IL and Counsellor at Law, Clinton Hall No. Beekmaa
opposite the Brick Churh door, city Of New York, Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty General Land office
Western Agency.
obtained perfected for soldiers or their heirs
either lst-Revolnionary. 2d-Laie War. Sd-Canadan
Volunteers 4EDglsh refugees from the United States
Canada and Nova Scotia 5hDeserers from the British
the heirs In all the above 6h-Ties lands
forfeited for Of reclaimed 7th-Hes under
entitled to lands sold for sthThose whs parted
with their discharges, titles seore the
sued can reclaim the same 9thLands in the several states
and territories the United States Canada Nova Scotia
Texas bought and Sold exchanged paid and titles
yeSgated obtained and perfected application TO this Of
zee.
forwarding any ofhe above claims and acting agents
IN their several sections country will he entitled %
on all commissions Communications post paid.
III valuable farming land for sale In the of Illinois
acres tuaiednear and otherwise. Also Missouri
Arkansas d2S-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

.JOseph GilIOtt's Celebrated Patent ElOn.
gated Metallic PEN.
Joseph GILLOT'T begs 10 inform the public, that he
constantly receiving from his mandatory, in Binnng
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic PENS
The stock hand offers the best assortment in the United
States and OF warranted good quaiyamongst which be
found his
"Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pcn,v
" Original Patent Slip Pen"
"Origina Patent Ladies' Pen,-
Double Damascus Barrel Lunars," Peruvian New
sylesv cards of dozen each, and
baa holders in boxes OF dozen each, with holders
roccocases, shell boxes and morocco carols
Albata Everpon, and Pen and Eyerpoint Pencils"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
From the well merted and universal celebrity Of the above
Pens atested by the whole mercantile community Europe
the United States several makers have endea
vored 10 impose the public by spurious imitation pur
porting be the original Joseph Gotrs PATENT but which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
requisite fine writing which have established such
rallied demand Tor The original IN every country where
is knawn!!
The puslic hereby cautioned be upon their guard
against these countes; they be readily detected by
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior style which
they into the market their attempt impose upon
the
Each gross genuine rem envelopea in neatly print
ed wrapper, descriptive of the article IL contains
Further guard the fraud public viii please
observe that the bear OF the following marks
always reading from the point OF the pen
Joseph Joseph Joseph
tiillotts tsillotts Csnau
Warranted. Maker.
The above be had his Warehouse, No. ie9 Beekman
strhet, door below Pearl, New York. jyll-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

RSs Ss
jyloim'
PA ROOMS TO LET.-Two well furnished, com
M folabe bed with CRATES and closets attached
~ Also ppror, furnished anurnished Apply at No.
oo Greenwich between Couriland and Liberty streets
<sA HOUSE TO LET, oR For sALE.-The new
modern hut three story house in 9Th St few doors east
This Psn nhs e ~ he d be e @aneeT with
ateiy, Appyto 9. CLARK 1856 Water street.
Ia TREyALu, sTODDAstr - CO.., No. u
m Courtand street. beg to inform the trade that they have
sremoved from No Courtlandt above large
and elegant new where they have hand and
stnly receiving fresh supplies of aers Plush and Trim
Also fancy colored Pushes ladies' bonue,s which they
Hats, Gaps, Stocks and Stock Frames at wholesale Shy
@ sI ESDWS a cos ONk PNI. HAT
Samed at furnishing the public with elegant and sub
siantal HAT Of the graceful form, the accommodating
crowned with Triumphant success '' The Hats SaaacureJ
ny them during the last three months in beauty and
those of higher prices, by the fashionable world To their
s pee and I profit s small and ali
The sales for cash. l7s Chatham Square, cor Nett St
myl9-y BROWN co.
p-OO year. were sent by tie undersigned from their manu-
MARKED Containing esh One thousand a s
ven hundred bottles Of hall an ounce with Medicamc MUM
made their mandatory established here in year 1860;
by Nicholas Fly deceased and this the only genuine and
unadu terated laarem Ol-whch Harlem Oil present is
sold Mr. Christian Sylvester III East Broadway New
York Harlem the hrtieth Of March, thousand eight
hundred and thrty-seven.
(Sgned) G. DE KONING FILLY.
Mr. G. Sylvester having requested give opinion
specng The Harlem Oil which he has for sale and having
anined well the original invoices, &C., have hesa-
ton in saying that believe TO be and genuine article
(Signed) J. II. Chiffon
New York, April &c. 1895.
in elder to convince hJ ubc that Keep the genuine Harlem
Oil The above reward will be paid any person who will
prove the above Article 10 be forged.
CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER. III East Broadway,
jy.92ws door above Pike II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

Money will he received In deposit ny the Company and be
In trust upon which interest viii be allowed ~ follow;
Upon any eioo, irredeemsble for l. year,
"A per cent.
100 for mos, per cent
TRUSTEES
VIM hard. saruel Tkempsos,
Tbos w. Ludlow, Iss.c Broasoa.
w. n. Lawrence Peter Reusen
Jacob Iorillsra. steplen Warren,
John Duer, yar,es kes
Peter Harmony, Nath1 Prme,
a Van RsrsselIs~r NJ. Devsreaus.
John q. Csstar, benk kse~ef,
Thos. Sufern, y ~, hwrescs,
n g. De Rbam, yonsesn oeo0ue,
J.r.e. MrHride John Rsihbose, Jr.
y a s,uyvessn, Thoa j. Oshlsy,
STEPHEN Whitsey, Joan y Ass0r,
Johs Ms~os 0uhsn 9. verp,aneh
Ben. Ia Swm.
wN. BARB, Prssess-<
n A NIcOf.L, Secretary.
b. D. ArKINA Phyacisn W ne ce0Ssav. $40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

The highland would have claimed from his pen
such lines those commencing:
"The casted crag of Dracheniels
FrowBs DER the wide and winding Rhine
Whose breast of waters broadly sWells
aIoI. ..na.. al.o.ra ,uina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
RI ADyIsER, ALL WHO AXE ABOUT

HATS-he greatest choice the goods in
the best shapeswh the lowest prices-nay be found nj T.
BENEFITS Straw Warehouse, or showroom, 297 Broad
way, New York. shape, known by the OF the
Paris Hat This elegant shape, sets and easy
well pezses the fashionable and Ladies, La
sough, lists ssr~her~, eiy brought
this establishment be altered this beautiful Haas
shape the above House. Please call
jndge yourselves lie has It'll large stock hand
variety suit all classes, it'll reduced prices.
Bear in mind the number, 2g7 Broadway. iylg-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

VISITING CARDS, WHITING CAhDs.-in
plain writing the Italian and fancy hands, printed PO
LIsHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD, may be procured
Al the corner Maiden lane md Broadway, Sous EN-
CRAVING ESTABLISHMENT, where specimen books may
be
the plating which unusually thick the silver being express
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed viii
dsnctncSS and taste.
LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND N0TARIAL
SEALS.
BRASS DOOR PLATES AND KNOCKERS, with baked
black edges snameed and capable Of receiving the high
est polish. nw2ljm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
SGUU1TIMEETMnNSv AND WEsTkRN OnDEEs

- FOR CLOTHING promptly executed on the most mode
terms and in the best ut the TAILORESSES
4 SEAMSTRESSES CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
$50 Broadway. near Leonardst.
All kinds of Gentlemens and Chiren's clothing made
above nj a saving OF 25 per
This Establishment employs large sumbcr Of industrious
females and bestows charitable aid ia sickness and
want Ia the full extent Among those assisted
members Of both Societies Taore>es and others who be-
long neither Of the Societies No distinction made by
Committee. A. applications work daily made far be-
yond the ability supply H. anncrsased patronage respect
fully solicited. iy2b-3ta~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
u HOLLEY, Real rs

L. verpanck formerly known verpanck Point, West.
chester unity, New York;
All orders Cor the pui chase, sale exchange ~ pro-
pery re7 personally LEFT at the Office Ne III Wal
No Carnne In the city New York, will
every attention the application requires
Conveyancng ofevery description executed the sboes,
aotice.
speci6ca rians and Architectural Drawings
er the erection ofbsdngs Of every description super
Intended, he.
number o the city New York for sale or
exchange Also Ia Newark anil Patterson. New Jersey; and
come choice vcrpsnck Those who wish improve,
plsce, the whole Of the purchase
main on mortgage At per cent, IL desired
Those wishing delightful place fer residence (not surpss
ed the Hudson River other rverl advise call
Those whe think verpank broke those who think
ought break and those who hope viii advise to stay
g. number of mortgages for sale (net ersctly the
wall plsn) varying from one To 5000 dsllsrs
Buldrg Lots exchange for building materials nv 20 2'
EOH sALs.-Buiding lots, 60 is. front and real by 2oo
500 feet deep situate the village Of white Plains, ~
the Webester rods south the court house
and about half mile distant from the contemplated route ~
the New York and Albany ralread recommended by the
civil engineer ID. Allen, Esqprice sl0to Saoo o-'sns
twoyears credit white Plains ssout miles from New
York city There daily communication 70 sad ny The
Red Bird stage line, which leaves George Ha 20 bovery,
every afternoon except Sunday NJ returning leaves
white Plains every merning O'Clock Persons wishing TO
view the aseve premises avail emseves o the soove
conveyance For particulars inquire ~ JOssrh HAhT,
jy2eln* RfCffp WOODS white Plains.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31
VANILLA CREAM CANDY-CMTION.-fh

article OF Confectionery has already attained popular
altogether unprecedented The unparalleled demand Tor the
article has the cupdy and envy the conectoners
generally AMI and have been DAYS
past, attempting to counterfeit L.
Now therefore, he IL known that the subscriber j. the nyen
aud exclusive proprietor Of the recpe for manufacturing
the pure original and only genuine Vanilla Cream Candy and
article made by any other person.
but be bese and spurious and uuworhy the bears.
iy IA. GREGORY. William II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

j America A Satire. BY Nil Admiral, Esa"This !.
and happily executed upon the Br
ts travellers in the United States II good hUmored and
lively exhibition folly and ignorance which
Journals Of foreign tourists. Hail. Hamilton Fid
cr great Troope and the tle Trolopes all in Tor
a share, and pretty fairly paid off,
Also recently published, THE OLD MAIDS their varie.
Ties Characters Conditions &c, by the author Of Plebans
and rstrisans.- Old Bachelors,- &c.
This an amusing volume, and written In agreeable
veinr Published and for sale w 80
jy2t q. SHEPARD, 1872 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

- lily made expressly To order and warranted good,
changed, in plain and elegantly psnteiboxe Scissors
trcy styles and patterns with devices beautifully work
Ell Steel silver and gold Rodgers Pocket aud Table Cut
ery endless variety; hunting roonng knive
cabbard- portable shaving and elegant dressing made
London aud fitted with warranted cuiery table knives
with and without forks silver mounted In
ed good and long Steers Pol.A large stock
pr-ng general assortment
The jt spened and for sale the trade
tail hy the importerS GRAyELY * WREAKS,
lrs AsSnr IJouse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-31

~ TO LET.-Several small dwellings with many
W convenenees suitable for respectable mechanics and
Others. Apply the premises, No. Rose street
jyl0-lms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1887.

into the juice intended for the next clarif-
cation. The molasses, also, when a sufi.
Gent quantity is on hand, should be again
concentrated in order to obtain all the
chrystalizable sugar 1t contains. BY the
foregoing processes the beet is converted
into brown sugar, tho kind which is con-
snmed IN the largest quantities in most
families. In the monufactvro Of loaf, or
lump, sugar there is another process called
"retinng," but being foreign to our present
purpose we omit it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03
HlsroRY OF THE EARTH-The earth itscl

HisroRY OF THE EARTH,-The earth itself
relates its own history. No historian ever
composed such narratiAe of extraordinary
events, or depicted them in such in,clligibio
characters. Tho geological history Of the
earth tells Us that there was a period when
there was not living being upon the surface
of the globe. The primary rocks have no,
yet been found to contain single fossil, or
any vcslge of animal life The fist forms
Of life that were placed upon the habiablo
| globe seems 10 have been Of the most simple
| kind and successive generations Of these
grew up and peIshed, lived and died, before
beings of more complicated structure were
introduced. The scale Of being commenced
with simple living fibre or tube like the pol.
ypi. with an inherent tenacity Of life, that
does not belong to organizations with more
instruments Of sense, more completely Of
structure, or more extent of powers. Lichens
MOSES and ferns, appear 10 nave been a.
mong the first specimens Of vegetable exis
tence. The different strata Of The earth are
vast pages to the geological history of an
cient and unnumbered days, which exhibit the
recrements Of extinct species of animated
beings, that SUCCESSFULLY inhabited the earth
and the ocean of which VIC know that they
have been. but ceased to be. Whole genera
tons beings that once were, have persisted
without leaving any progeny ard the only
memorials which they have left Of themselves
are in their forms or skeletons that have
been presrved in the ancient qualification
the globe.-Fellows' Reiig ion of The Uni
verse.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03
mARY's ADDRESS TO WILLIAM.

I your loving sweetheart still am,
Lively. sprighllv. manly William;
For ii love should ever kill,
Thou maysl die, my lovely Will.
But if that should chance 10 kill thee,
With that I'd WOO The back dear Willy;
NV heart ia now and ever will,
BE linked 10 thine. my handsome Bill.
Ms love and truth must surely ill ye,
With love for me NV gallant Billy.
Should alI forsakc I'd love thee still,
will, William, Willy, Billy, bin.
WILLIAMS ANSWER TO MARY.
Cheerful, cherry checked and chary,
Mild, majestic, modest Mary
Void of pride and free from folly,
Peaceful, prudent, pretty Polly
Gayer Than The ga,esl doll,
Ia my modest maiden Moll-
'Changeess rs TIL unfolding holly.
Il my mindful, mirlhlul Molly,
The moon, the stars, or brilliant Sol.
Are naueh, compared 10 thee, my Poll.
Adieu I've shot my loves last voIIey,
Mary. Molly, Moll, Poll, Polly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03

'The candles you sold me last, were very
bad SAID Sue,t, to a tallow chandler.-
Indeed, sir, | am very sorry for that.
Yes sir, do you know they burned to the
middle, and would burn no longer" Good
heaven, you surprise me what sir did
they 60 out! No sir, no, they burned
shorter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03

, ofycast is entirely supcrcded, and cakes las
light us fetber, are ensured. One great ad.
vantage is, that the batter is ready for ba-
king as soon as il is made"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03

title blood, is added for he same purpose
During The boiling the juice will rise in
rrolh and flow over the top of the pan, un.
less prevented by occasionally throwing in
a small quantity of some fatty substance.
Butter is commonly used, but tnllow, lard,
&c. will answer The same purpose. II not
only causes an immediate subsistence but
hasicns evaporation.
The herald., 1837-04-25
A usemeMts.
.RK HEATNE.-r rims EvENlNG. wlL b. per.

k1Ank THEATnE.-rTiIs EVENING, will BE- per
LUCILLE ST. cyr, Mr. Mason Sherwood Lucille, Mn
After which tie Playsf
TslcE KILLED Mr., E1cd Faci!e, Mr.. Kelley Mrs Face
TO conclude with The Farce or
TWO STRINGS TO YOUR Bow-LazarIlo. Mr. Keeley-Don
beo's PerEbmances Commence at IA osock.-
noxes el PIT 81 cts Gallery IS cts
MkklCAN THEATRE. $50 :. sin 4 : InIs
hssNING wi be presented the Maen icent Legend OF
81, GEORGE AND THE DRAGON or, THE SEVEN CHAM.
rioNS OF cHRlSfEND0hi hi-St George of EnglaBd,
Wuoiod-St Dennis OF Fraace H. Woolerd- Dragon
Ne.amin-h Kate Of Coventry Miss wasg-Prscess Saba,
Previous = th nav. LIE ConcJv
III, Lucille Mrs Baet-st Cyr, Nj Pickcrns-Elx,
soien at half performances viii ara
ensM. 6oAe z3-PIt. s7.-Ga.y - cents
lfHANk X LIN THEATk E;.-THIs EVENING wI1Ie
4 present y he Drama of the ~
CHhiS " aoiL Wandering Wd, W. Seion-sIargaret
To oc,Hclude with,
Mrs. sticl ney. 80 ooai''
Performance, Commence Al o'c,ck ma
seiy. Boxes50 cens: fa
NJ ATIUNAL TIL s;ATKEs-AiR BALLS BENEFIT
~ THIS EVENING Will he presented Tie Gem dy oI
WIN h.h AND We X HER-SiA Characters by Mr. Ba Is
Arne Lovely Mrs. Harrison. -
Alter which,
JOE MLER- Tmo,heui Taciturn, Mr. Bals-Lucy Ganylle
Mrs IneeTSoll
To conclude with the Farce of
MAID ID wiFE-Ready, Mr.. Bals-Lady Rakeand, Mrs
IL. .eTSo'.
Si-Pt 50 cents Gallery s74 conts.
- Daurs Omen ~ ocock-pericmaace commence NJ T.
The herald., 1837-04-25

ship Ashore-Capsan Rolf Of the schr Alice Ellis. al this
port seeing large ship ashose Bnsanne Shoals on
sunday moins with all sails rhs jb sadssyosns 70
beat into the met spoke sch Experiment. and seat her
the ofthe ship she stump top gallant masts
Fasnsufh March isThe T~o Gelrsders Bremen. from Am
serdam for New York has into this eaky with pumps
choked aud less of sails &c and Of her thrown
board aer being i5s day., and lat "A NJ Ion II w. She
must discharge.
FOREIGN PORTS
Per GeoIge Washington, Brtton .
yG a arr ;h uaed states at Ps%e Sf% fo5s sy sS
G NsS Sss Psi,sa Go
w. x don a s 70 S Jses
DO is Platna Bosworth Do John cummsg Iayef do II
York wesmerland, Goth SD ship American Hall BonIes
Amserdan, March iltl--The Geor.ana lreS Aux csye.
for Hambsis oti ly 81 near tie fexa lie 9TH inst
Portsmouth, Mach goth SD ship Gladiator Bilton York
London, March soh-ed ship Ear, yancoyitep New York
HaI Mareh o.l ao.h- ~ hip wolga Good, New York
9ea n,s Msr ", @ Measloa chaaMeS New York
Trieste p Maeh sh sd Madistavo perouck New York Ar
vsrt ~ J9aas c. p April Jane walke; whyc New
Aaehar N da,e-schr Iietiord iiom New York
vi 0o1' '" L,ApIi5 5-In pot-shiD Emily, Groves New
No date-at &C. 8 s. lon ~ was sean snip with red.
White and bue sgnalttr he centre white bot could III
DC ~ !, 3 3sllssedby The Nierrimack at Gloucester
aenei: for New OK, 50 days ouby ne Geo Washington,
April 49, lat 50. ion ship salaadn simpson OF Neyby.
port from New York Tor New 0reans-by the Haret sley
thi- = ~ ~
March 60 Ia a. 81 Ion passed. hip with her
ssna standing Lpr bahiy Havfe packetby the wash
ingiun, Brtion al this poIt
PER YESTERDAYS MAIL.
'ioe, Apri lsAr ship Rus sell OWN, York
brg Mary. Silsby do, DAYS
Sayasrah, April 10 Ar shp Tecumseh suydam New York
sid big Fybee, Lyon New York
va Pahasephia APii 23nAr big Cdtcsion, Mmshman New
New Yors. " ~ ~ ~
lsnse'on, \ g April isAr br; Eliza Few York. hr
rGriand Arm q Ar brigs splendid Banscomb York
Bost9a, Apri2 2s-Ar schr Gull Smith NewYok-crd, schr
Oscar, l. Welt, do.
Providence, April 2l-Ar sch- Martha q Mahaa Greene
Yerk. 49, 80 i"' '''s.o"f-''"
The herald., 1837-04-25
H0UsMh EhpEns.- -wan.ea. llom lhe 6l.I 81

oHOUsEK EEPERs.-w Wanted, from the first of
sL y =. onns mares man. hout chAcn na rep ct-
oom one 81 two scdonn with ofa kichea ard yard
a25-2ws - = s ~ ~ 'I ''''.'"
TO BOARDEKs.-B ,aII may be hla IN sma II iy5fe
men by appyas al iis Cinon strsei = as 81
Hs0oMs AID BOARD.-A pleasant p,TIof viih tyo
- Pantrcs or Closets, an Bed Room b. c wi,h gunel
soai from the first q My next For particulars a No
DoRTER sTANTED.-AM Man of rcguIar hal, IL. pro.
as.T s9 e. e 81 % a 1oaesy and
STEaM 20 w ERWIN the five 400 the Fde roof
- Building NO % Gold street t. 1T together segarstey f
applied for before tie first Of May Inaaro the premises
f9HE MAMMOTH CHEESE FArsss EoIE
Colonel Tho ae ess situate ~ i h h n ne sa " Fs rno q
and half miles The village of Pulaski osvafo eSaoy,
high state Of ca saton The us. Der has hesitation
The premises god dwen Of which ale newly
cu other budr al alnannsg "a % or sc ~ II In con-
a9s or, oha' s G IS choicest Kind i rs gcso good
yards ~ naiedHcs ana two never Ia streams ofwacr There
shoe There rscd on aid Farm last season over
800 tons Of hay besides large nifty Of wheat a.
The pr,ae hav <n.aed fortune said
@ =" p"'s u A. pwiGHr = Nas% ss.s' .eei ssS'
NIB II desired will be divided ia lots to suit purchasers
NEW YORK TATTEKsALLs.-The regular
take place this well known establishment Monday
neS, sale viii ssasay My :, eek
sd ." hfl %%To Se. Us f Haa%sy is
'ssf'o cs %": R Of as
sorirtisas. a25-iMi
IIIyE THOUSAND 4. sHOEERs WANTED.
of the of Indiana, constant employment viii b.
gwen for ten years lbers wages.
By order ofse Board Of 4 Intern Y innrpyeTen,. e
Indianapolis, Feb. !. 1851. =
RAwSaN& McsuREAY,c car Pinc ana ssit9st, y.
Aangem MT can b. 'osde here r through tho whse
plying S0 ''' va ''De's very 'oN "'9s ass Il
CS REwARD-poG LosT,-Lo.t on saturday after
small white curly Lap wc,rr name Of Mar
Tin Van Buren, Whoever sIl return the addog inCna
tion where the dog be had will receive the
the thanks ofhe owner by caln at las West street. New York
a2j ST.
LOR SALE, No ls4 Spring beiween Wooster and
Eng sh Dunstabe Ronncis; likewise
Braid The bcirs about 10 return 10 Egrope will sc the
Do. -. Enslsh Dunsiable do. SO !" 20
To do. do. Fue Tissue,
neatly trimmed 10. loo
Coloe and White Dirsable Plat from sd
No uncsrent money taken. aa5.it-
lOO0 ACRES ESTENNESSE LAND FOR SALE
in the ncis hboooi Of the Furnishing Of Pkove the
Tennessee and sesuaehc This porery presents very
srd paymen, Ken ii any Kind Of merchandise suitable c tho
Tho above land of the beat quality table
elm e as heat par tho UAon Certificates 10
title quality can be seen a. 22 william street and other
II anda
\. b. good cprrtuiy for several faaos purchase
geher, az II will be sold chap. ms q.
A CARD.-JAs. A. d. L'AMoUREtxd q CO having sue
~ cecded DR. LEWIS fEuCHTwANGER ~ his sore 70
usually srped BY him and hop ny their efforts a
swedish Leeche. Diamond Cement Pus,isn Ceneu for filing
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