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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-19

ooO OsOtnefS 10 law out OF tho public purse. Tn
this subject we annex paragraph from the speech
Of Mr.. Bond, which is already sufficiently con-
denscj to require no further abridgment
Bot, Mr.. Speaker. no man better knows all the
uses Of Office than Mr.. KendeIl. I have read =
political tract, written think, by Dean Swift On
titled somewhat in this way-"The COW enience
Of place At Court, or q sure mode Of providing
garments for whole family" Mr. Kendall an
pears 70 understand the "nodss operasdi' If this
matter. Tho printed list Of CLERKS in this De-
partmene exhibits his father in-Iaw aud two ne
phews, with salaries Of 81 900, $1,000 and 1l4OO;
and thus we 500 family protisioo e nearly
$4,000 year, including his own salary. But
Mr.. Kendall - not tho only officer who thus takes
care Of his own household. If provision Of this
kind b evidence Of "faith," few Of them will be
found sAin6dels." TIE President's con has an of
fec, which I have already nseaiiooed, Of 81 500
. year. The Secretary of Seate's son, until verv
lately, held the place Of District Attorney in Ala
hama. near relation by marriage Of the Sc
cretary Of tho Treasury has = comfortable anoui-
~ Of 81 400 in tho Navy Dep srtment; .noeler
holds the appOintmeat Of naval officer in Boston,
With . salary Of 5000 per year, besides being
President Of the lafayette Bank of that ei,v-
and . third 10 the Cashier of the Franklis Bank
Of the that city, which became . special net ua-
der the pet bank system. These 9catlemea would
al make exeelleat Sub Treasurer.
These may appear small mattess, but small -
they are, matters moro impnstaoi. BROUGHT 10
hear upon the adm;aisirasiaa oG Mr. Ad.me. shook
and subverted Il. Ii was BY reform asd rstreoch-
msus machiassy more thaa BY aay oshes power
thas pseudo patriots, o(6ee-hsatiag deaaSozues.
and shasselsss hyPcesisss, vhs sov ssasd sst Of
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-19

The Queen Of Eaeiaaa esaAissss 6ss 60
tartan ride. She reapaiss = hssssAak -
three hours each day, and be- p8sy -
from nise to twelve pessons-hes @ssnss
mostly AZ the party. u tho svesAg -
dinner parties, u which Issd 4elhssgD
usual, almost . daily guest.
The Empesor and Empress Of Rsssia, ! "a
Iieved, arc coming 10 England - ~ =
Queen. They are first 10 70 n DalA u
visit 10 the King of Prussia. Thy 81
brilliant suite, and tho Hereditary 0ssS
whose marriage with tho sscoad dsso9
Duke Of Meckleaburg, Strelitx. VII -
autumn.
The Coeooat;oa. il 10 said, viii -
June 2OiL, the asniversasy of vooeD ~
sion to the Gown. ldosbs whsse0&
place % early, tho prspasaaioas -
mooihs, if the pagsast BE On ~
which the Queea wishes o.. Sbe -
royal tasse foe gosgeous msgai6cseeoec
casions, though - An iodividaal ~
Plais.
Already Do we hear that H. do
urope will asteed the Corosatiss.
that one of the Sake Cobossg fs0ay
Ambass7dSs exssaosdisasy fr0 Aa09
ooeasios. and 10 Prisce A6olPkas
borg, ~ already stated. Tie Esasse
20 of course Austsia will o6jciajly -
cavaliers from the h;shess rssk 4 ~
Besides great masy, (iselodie9 -
easy) will stsesd. TIE oslses Essu
will eostsibsss their 9osea 10 ~
Ny ows spisios = ~ ~
eioa cassoa take place beipsU AagosG
A CosESr RkAsoH-As Q oesaiagd
bsss fDAvid r Posscs, u Hsssi4D
he following pongsat sssojsGso -
peaks voleWes! Pr
ssesuived, that % easaes 0s -
Porter fos 0ovosooe.
i wss rsPssss1 ~ vssk -
'aPes, shas CIV. Wslf Csnss1 =
vas dea1. 0ue6 = - $780, - l
= fso - Isas isaiapse
Essswk.s - - ? 1ssses
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-19

Wcseern Erprcss Mail-Tho Globe gives a
the reason for abandoning this mail arrangement,
tire fact that II has not yielded revenue sufficient
10 pay one fifth Of its cost. Its annual cost was
97I ,973
The Daily Express Mail from Cincinnati to N.
O.--by steamboat TO Louisville, md thence by
Nashv lille and Mobile TO N. o. will continue.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-19

DEATH OF THE HON. JOAB LAwLER,
OF ALADAllA.-Asain has death Invaded
che halls of Coaeress, and deck..d them with
- ese~my pail of mourning. Tho hoooeasle
1or. Lyon ef Ala, and the honorable Mr.. King,
Sesasos from he same Stise, announced the de-
esess q their colleague, Nj. LAwLER, to their
sssPsesivs branches, ssd an adjournment until
se-oessow suceesded she announcement, -
1aassss 81 course. The funeral will iake place
fs10 the Capitol. odd Il Consequence there will
- % puh1ic busioess Transacted until Thnrsday.
Ne. LAWLER vas % good health 1t the e3oss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

Mn Eorren-Sir-I took few lines Of introduce
ton from friend, 10 Mr.. Dudley, mate Of the beaa
ful steam ship Sirius Mr. ID. was not on boari This
4 regretted much. Blu, handed The note 10 Mr. Os.
borne. second sfficer, who, with oil The suavy and
kindness of British poneness, gave me cordial well
come. felt myself IN the presence OF brothe-. A
ing rather warm, declined. In few minutes enter
ed Captain Movie, TO whom was introduced. His
happy and cheerful looks, his afecIionate grasp OF
my hand, were highly delightful TO my feel nss. Take
a glass Of punch, said the whole souled Movie. l
apolopzed for declining agsin. After receiving an
invitation TO sail down the Hoek in the Sirius, and
taking good look al her cabin, bid them farewell
till Saturday Those who 90 out in this beautiful
nd comfortable vessel are 10 be envied. More of
the ship and It's noble officers after Saturday.
JusrIrA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

Row AT THE Custom HoysE.-A boot makers boy
called on one Of the Custom House officers collect
a small bill The losier took him by the collar, and
forced him through The long passage, with intent to
put him out OF Mc door. Here he wns met ny his
shopmaie, and they showed fight, when about twenty
officers came 10 the rescne the boy crying out pal
the bill have called often enosRh tor t-there arc
many other such fellows ss y,u IN This house what
don't pay Their bills; the officeis crying. out with
him. SPECTATOR
s. BY the way, you can hardly get mo ens Of
he drink shops near the Custom Hesse for the
crowd Of Custom House ficers. The same fficu-
" is exptren, cd in getting and OF the Custom
House, aud TOT the same cause. 7 here must be a
great many idle officers paid by Uncle Sam. IL 10 o
nuisance prevailing 10 grea, txlent in this commu-
nifty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

The accompanying notice was taken Yesterday
from lamp post in Broadway. near " arren street.
Can any enc tell US what It meansf
"The couple OF young gen,lemen who, on Thurs
day afternoon, anus, themselves al the expense of
some hundreds Of gaping fools, 10 The great annoy
ance of minc host" Of the Albion, advised TO be
more cautious in their future Their Names
which are known, may be exposed on the repetition
Of a similar hoax"
Yesl Somebody was announced to fly off the
roof of the Albion Hotel!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30
..

To Lovr, In my hear, EXCLAIMED rsihcr morning,
hon be- there too I'm pue ledger tab. warning
Thou shall ,empt froa my irss bel duly
To Es anding bewnehrd ~ the young eyes Of beauty;
For wesry'A the wooisg shi weary,
when old man y VI have . youss desr.e.
The god ien my heart ut iu ,urIy ~ 6setiona
ku came bach ON pretsit ~ sone twee crsrtiensy
And asdv me . rgrt what ought 20 inter.
4 hat The lose bud ~ June bmem November.
All Tom, ~. ell ,,~r ~Nb Inv ray daysf
write psalms ard no, songA Tor the Isdies
Rut times been Car from my wi dom esriching,
1kstthe rs or live, besu,y seems M r. bewisshng'
AID The only new lore my experience t,a~s,
Il 20 find fire. epchantmspt IN magical facea
How weary ~isdsm, b~w ~esryt
when one sis BY spnisG Young deafiet
Al should she be wro that my hnmses pwrsses her,
! win -, rrssrt on lovely nc r~ert
b., y, bsw~ that NY brs ny year image " hsnatedf
IA " VOC. q enchantr. ~, noi !, the ewrhsnssd;
Wesld Won have v b~bsve Ssurv dSersstly,
Deauu lcsh not ~ hMisgiy swe~sSy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30
M MARRIED..

oa Wednesday evening, the 2nh insart by the Pew Mr.
D, AZ, Esq all OF ihis civ. " ~" -
I'm We. nrsds. the "a instant by The Rev Dr. Tsvi
sordoa hsmsrsley 10 Sarah Jones' or John non
Esq. 800 ~So''
Tn sunday evening. the 10Th nn the Rev AIber,
LoDfon. 1850 800 'S'"s'y %
Burlington, j. on the @h inssnt by the Rev Corr
snh van kersseaeI the Rev. Samuel sarah
Of Albany MY. -
On The 10Th instant At Gahen. Orange county ~ the Rev
daughter OF Henry Demon, Esq = '-'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

nsssmuws D1AEssgs.--N spssnssd - Gvs 49,
dlaogss delivered by Brother Jedediah from his pull
PIT - saeoeths ago. We are swsrs that MT B.
Is sre favosile with certain class Of tcks We are
sorry, howeva, to find SO many Of the students 81
the New York Theological Seminary 50 much iseci-
mated with such irreverent preaching as is heard at
chatham Chapel. Tie Rev. DR.. McAuey ought to
look 70 This. What sort of preachers will the young
men make, il they take Burchard as an eSs'apiar?
But to the dialogues specimen, however, most sut-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

Brooklyn, on Thursday. the 2sh instant s~r ,bor al
very painful Illness Miss susan Ann Ake The lsb
Of her - - - -" Jssl
9th Instant Peter Irving, ESQ this city, aged ss
On the 2sth insart at Newark, Matilda whn- ve.,g..,
dnughu Of VIM Rankin, aged years. '~~-sses
Al Grafton, the "a ant Mrs Harrie, yy. If. :.
OF her age. 80 ~''"Jo"
On Thursday the 2sh Instant nnrr n shor, Hines. p.r
mouIs - SN"'s ~"'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

WSpa I've Sea n csxh' --s tc ~ usAshs~A
essa 4 aoas swl. n 80 upo~~sf
Dos wh~u 80 vsSd ~hsi W kinA
~ ssrw vvy~sO ~sa b weS~0ns
pss - ~ G~ty mi wiw ps-.,
~ w ke~ ssssssr n a. " ssssia9,
TIE I~sss, a., - ~ % ~ ~,
Asa pee, " s.h sls ". w@.ss swn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

~ The Weekly Herald of today viii DC psonsneo
,,,.c;.elv NJ oclock, and will contain the remainder
ef Mr.. Bepne,i's Letters from Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

-. xevsa sesl No ske sarsus M OK uswUsnA1.A
S% - cs.: nv < - s'''s him. they mean Ps.ss
ThGs s no nec6u.i,y for any enc 70 call on ths o.
rector Of the Great Westerns they will soon learn
the tone Of public opinion here snd they win set IN
accordance thereto Hosker got his appsintmentby
most curious maneuvre, aud he will lose it by his
folly and brutality In BRISTOL last time he refused
to allow his first mate, Mr. Matthew'S ian older and
better officer, and for some time a commander) 10 go
ashore and see his los ana dren, and he left Eng
land without seeing them. conciiasing character.
this Hosken.
He knew nothing of steam navigation till he went
a short time since as supersumerary in the 81.
Georges Company. He vas like pauper working
his passage. He applied TO Mr.. Ppm, ono OF the d.
rec,ors, for certificate; the old Quakers reply was
good. "For what dost thou want certificate; thou
hast done nothing thou hast commanded no steam
ship. and il is rot honest Of thee 10 want certificate
from me when don't know that hee art capable Of
anything" Hence the secret OF Hosken's anmssy
10 the Company.
Oae little anecdote we had forgot. The engineers
of The Sirius with the engineers
OF the Western and the latter invited the former down
TO their engine room. Hosken saw them 90 down
the companion way, and thinking that they were
Americans, he called out, "halloo there forward,
turn them fellows of the sbiplhe scoundrels; by
God, we must teach these id Yankees better
manners than to come on board British s'eamsr
without permission. They must know he d.f renee
between their own dirty boats and the Great IVES.
tern u se
If The directors Of the Company wish to know of
any more Of his acts of concifiuton stand ready
| 10 furnish thtm nt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

Holy Ghost, (knocking at the sinners hearty
Sinner Who are you?
H. Holy Ghost.
S-Wha, do you want? tf
IL. G.-I want 10 come into you.
S.-For WHAT
Fl. To take up my abode in yos.
S.-What then7
H. G Il wish TO transform you. ta.
S-For what purpose7
II. G.-To use you at
Ii hot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

~ lie PUBLIC Iii ha, ing been generally STAT
that there k y 10 be scarcity ri Turtle du inv lie
ing wrek ths srLscriber takss the opportunity stating r
h- formation Of the public iarg~ be has
,prndd urtirs weighing over thousand unds hch
he int serving In Souo and Steaks at The Terra Ia
Lunyh, ON and alter the fourth nj July
A WELSH. Terra. In Iusrb.
j n An,x =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

Rxcs Srosx-Adrance, Ward, Enslieh Chsy-
ley, and Bob Gesri They Oh open rich Wen .,
tend 10 them end their re,ssiops W varich and CA~l
too streets on Monday next The ssry 10 IN syy.,
Lus We cant 6nd rovm Tor today.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

oRAroRfo. TnAssriousArior CHvncn, CHANBaRs
SrnnEr-The Ora.erio, which was TO have taken
Place in the above church the evening Of the 2lh
was postponed in consequence Of the unfavorabIe
weather, until the evening Of Sunday the LIST Of July,
wien u will positively take place At half past seven
o'clock The tickets are 81 EACH and may be obtain.
Cd at the principal music stores, q, Delmonicos and
at the church doors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

bJ' Noah tries 10 rdicue the idea Of Ned Forces.
delivering 4ih of July Grafton. He says let ever
shoemaker stick TO his last The charlatan! Why
didn't he stick to gathering together old clothes for
his Grand Island eoslings! Ned will deliver TWEEN
ty times better impromptu Grafton than Noah would
deliver one written expressly for him-as Houston
wrote his Grand Isle address and speech to the run
ming waters and barren rocks there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

aA>..Ua LsNAs a. ia. h n b~xs s-ve 70
~ announce ~ be hes from hi late esseesrs 20
hou.r No 4 Broa of snhhs street. wtsts
~ ieu expect frvm him suesssss sn n rsn
Doctor Chshe-t bones that hh s,we well hscws -
sp~r turtle this hnrd nsesaFv - 49,
A n. ", r,ss tie sus,~st AFTER io~ ~ k@sisss
The ro wiih~ ed " gv<ss.
Oo~tov Csrhx eel brnfsd NJ Ers0vnnsry
sy H. ~s.ssm AN~~ti ~. Assh-,. Gst - y.
vsps p.ss saiw &C Via nlwrnsr Cotsurr
.nt ~ ~thsr lie ~ k1 W. Tn
ed. a IN ~ " swsss The kys and y g.
A.. nam.tp.r n 49, 80 B.esa~ay. l3a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-30

!, H G In s.ndmg you about this wicked hehole,
New York, on an errand of lave and mercy.
S.-You cant core in.
II G -(Knockng asain) a.a .as 4tft
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
Chatham Circulating Library
Ne. 81 Chatham street

q THE subscrbers beg leave respectfully 70 INFORM thch
friends and the public that they have just reOpened he above
establishment after making many alterations and addlens
Il The prepared and ready 10 accommodate those
who may be pleased 10 them with their
Hitherto they have liberal share of public support and
they hope their late important improvements and BY
The Library present contains over o0oe vsumes asd
OF subscribers easxrge from ne time,
the wants OF their patrons may necessary II Is
arsnged and comprises the greater part the
nssst approved the following Hsly Bleg.
rsphy Voyages and Travels Natural History, Natural and
Experimental Philosophy Classical and Miscellaneous tera
ture In Tie foregoing, they would partcu
larry call the attention Of the reading community TO their
tensve collection Of works Of fiction Perhaps Library In
the city produce greater varied collection
Ne edo expense has been spared to render this depart
Of their Library complete possibe contains al
nag aecs:sons works from the press both this ceu.;
European Periodical works. tegether with fine collection Of
60e Plays, acting and standard.
In conclusion they Reg leave state that exerons on
their shall be wanting make cir Library superior,
possible the city, and thereby rendering the most
worthy of general patronage aRd support
elS-tf J. Il II. q. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
WHEELER'S RALSAM OF MOSCA.

TO TTE ?, ss
s.sss snsdy for disease. the bowels Dyspspss
Diarrh0a Dysentery Cholera Morbus Spaodic Ch0lera
and the summer complaints Of children the highly
respectable addition TO huadrsds OF oners have
highest opinions o. its merits aud of The aecaed success
which has attended its by themselves and in their fami
"a De Peyssr, Esq, captain Of the New York packet
Congress HAIL New York; Col Charles Napes; David Kim
berry Eq 2l Front street. NJ David Hsis. 1ss sroeme
D; Collins, a4s Front see Mr. Charles R Smith sH
Grand street, M Jshn ImDes 2c anton rs, street. Mr. VIM
Cyrus Bill, ESQ.,, Brooklyn; Mr.. Edward Cruikshank 40
Greenwich street, Mr. Amos Leeds 90 Hammersey street, &C.
=. Since publication in the Evening STAR New Era
the proprietor among Others the following addi
tional gratifying evidences Of his preparation ,..o
Dear sirDuring stay here two Of my cAidren OF and
ye.rs Of age were attacked with yol.n; darrhGa and
Of your Balsam of Moscaeo did hesitate administer
sm an: ssPy s. e
= rsssdsa' .sf'.a', e., 1T e9 s,s..,.
Mr. }. Wheeler, ocuist, &c. No s. Greenwich ST.
l57 Broadway. s.h Aug. lsse
old and the yea old both severely sced with
summer compain several who frequent my house.
ma
and in less thas two hours after admins erins TO each
you would remark generally well known
TO the pablo in this city, cheeruiy give this testimony IN
favor and authorize refer me on the
subject of the Bssam OF Moscateo medicine which think
of the or. Attest inn ponance to families.
Yours, very respectfully JOHN MILO.
" The genuine Balsam has WI eelers baisam OF Mnsca
elo, stamped the bottles and each bottle accompanied
with directions for and fac smie Of the proprcors sig
Price according the sz of the bottle two, or
three dollars To be bad New York. al The osidesce OF
the proprietor No So Greenwich street, Oculst ~ the
drug store Of MiIhas No. 1ss Broadway at Mr. Dckes
No. AIS Broadway; at Mr. B Dodd's, Nos SIS and III
Broadway Mr. Schieens No. ia Canal stree ct; nj Mr.
Israel Posts, No. SO Bowery Mr. j. g. wfords. No 4le
Grand street, and Mr. McCears No 4s Greenwich street
Persons wishing 10 obtain address tPos
paidl 10 Mr. Wheeler, No. 50 Greenwich where all
wholesale orders for supply vessels hoie 10 be
jyl76ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

- E.l wAAhn-MessrA YUUN,5 KENT
- having made arrangements with the prepetor Of the
celebrated Sedlitz Spring In Germany for supply
of crystals Of the salts these contain enabled
offer TO the American public their powders the Of
producing the original Seaz
ed Of all its inherent virtues The powders long
Seidy possess other props rites in with the
ced by EPSON salsl beng entirely devoid OF the tonic nd
Alternative qualities OF the waters Hence continuous
Of the common Sedlz powders produces Lness
companies with much whilst The other haad the
OF the Germ spring give the and
neral health being attended with Sickness other
pleasant effects These powders neatly put up
papers, by Messrs Youpg Kent SIS Broome
Of bompson, who the sole importers OF the cTysasd
ss 81 ne 81 WnS spring see mat e label bears
nj SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
nK. EhANCls, OCCULgs,A2UA; on

DsrS,rE1Sh kds 81 AS SN
proprietor aetns.ed By
Of ah.visns the sussngs d his fellow creatures
The G been sas % "a
sion Ispidy setting In has succeeded in cases where
the Faculty Of Medicine had declared the sufferer 10 be incur
object Of proprietor in thus openly and e.addy
kaowa 70 adj ssd that may prove balm Of healing 10 the
Francis 0ccuus Aqua is adapted to annammstory dsea
Is ohe eyes even when In their most tedious ana enr1ns
to use eyrds-weaLnesses sight, ophanas. &c Il
win also by audisious those sebuons scay
81 sSd me-
The Specific pu. up IN bottles with complete aisetons
preors house where alone the specific procured in
Pfasssions houp from to IL O'Clock A M and from 10
10 Barclay st. Jun. H. 1889.
r s Il has been thought vseasle few cerih
from gentlemen whose stsea in life responsibility pie
sceuraey OF their statements To make any comm. ns on
them wsud he alike nul ing the Judgment OF the reader
and the unbemished honor ofthe authors
yro&,Se Rev. Mr. Potter, Pastor Of the church at Bridge
This Is TO certify, that gentleman with whom ana &C
pending several hundreds Of dollars with
vew to relieve himself was at Length prevailed on 10 Try
gransa his friends, after using IT, though martyr tor
years 70 this distressing msad be @ n eye
his perfect vision.
Another that of poor who, spending nine
Eye lnfrmary discharged by The
OF tho institution with what they termed an incurabe
cataract eye, that he nearly blind. trial OF
Dr. Francs remedy hres bottles ony being used
by him. removed the surprise OF all who knew hsi and
me- he can with we'll he did feel IL
my duty give this Information for the benefit Of the
public.
The Rev. j. Harrison "A Thompson ST. having procured
bottle eftse above for Mrs Bariscns ,says-to n, az
onshs has removed the and pain which bad
been years; had many did rent
ters but they all a ed Therefore hope The public viii
soon n Appreciate H. value. JOSEPH HARRISON
Mrs sic Cafrey. No James widow Of the late Dr. Me-
Caey, having used DR. Francis water ays"l am hap
by had the desired effect and truly say saved
from absolute blindness ,asd bope the public wiz soon
know Its value"
The Mr. Dunbar ssys-"Frem the testimony OF those
who have used the eye water prepared by DR. J. Frances
have hesitation In recommending 70 the special nouce OF
the public" DUNCAN pUNbAh
Pastor oil McDougal q. Church.
THK IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Francis be dtne ed from The natural
and si perform every melton OF hat organ ~ithc1t giving
II 70 Rsrcpcy street. New York js2s 3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

GRrAr LxAPs--The Advertiser meHtioas that :
horse with cart attached him. fell over the bank be-
low Garbage rs feet without injury But th. Is moth
ing deg which thrown over the Falls the other
evening, with stout rope and sesvy stone snschea 70
his neck Instead Of following Sam Patch in his "last
leap" he escaped with hale csrcsse, and found his
mastevs house before day mex, morning -Rsohsst~ De-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
TO MLLtINEFs AND 9TH sHs-saERsED

ITO MILLINeNs AND 9th EHs-sHERSED
HATS. McGAY from Louden asd raris. bcgs To- APP
prirr the Mn~s and dealers Of this city and the distant
OF Usien, that from his European experience and
facilities be sher
red Haas sod for the impcrstics OF the nswe patterns he Is
enabled supply articles wholesale and retail
equal the Imported French Capoe surprisingly sbor
notice, and The lowest terms.
Rock and Swiss Mpns, Bishop Lawn, eros De Naples and
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