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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

Expenditures of the Administration.---
The Speaker laid before the House Of Rep
resentatiyes last Thursday letter from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, in answer to
resolution OF the House, showing the amount
Of expenditure. exclusive Of the public debt,
for each year from 1924 to 1897 inclusive.
In 1924, the last year of Mr.. Monroe's adj
minis,ration. the expenditures were sl5,-
930,l44 IL During the four years OF MIR.
Adams administration, the whole amount
was $40, 726,3ll &c, or an average Of Sl2,-
100000 per annum. Under Gen. Jackson
administration the amount was increased TO
SlS,0o0,000 per annum, or Sl45,792,737
80, for the whole eight years. For the first
year Of Mr.. Van BuIen's administration we
find the enormous amount Of 1913, 554,35l,
after deducting the trust fund and indemni-
liesl Truly Mr. Van Buren, is improving
on Gen. Jacksons system OF reforming and
economising the expenditures Of the govern
ment.
Well may the people Of this land congratu-
late themselves, that the reign of party whose
policy has produced such fruit is so nearly at
an end. Had il continued little longer who
can estimate the evils which would have en-
sued.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

The Wings of Windham County and all
other freemen of said county, who are opposed
to the Jackson Fan Buren, policy, are hereby
invited to attend a Convention to be held at
East Tuwnshend, on the 18th day of July
next, at O'Clock, p. M. to make a nomination
of three persons as candidates for Senator'S for
said County, in the State Legislature the en-
suing political year.
A full delegation from each and all the towns
in said county is desired.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
Chairman County Committee
Bratteboro, June 90, 1888.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

PRoGREss OF TEMPERANCE. We all can
well remember when " Fourth of July Ccle-
bration," was but another name for scene of
revelry anddebauch, unsurpassed in dissipation
on any other public occasion in The year. The
tables through the land, groancd under the bot
ties of tcine and other strong drinks, and all
who attended seemed for the time TO abandon
themselves to drunkenness and debauch. Mis-
taken and unseemly mode of commemorative
the day sacred to Liberty! We arc gratiiicd
in being able To contrast with these scenes of
former times, the late celebration Of the 4th at
Marlboro. No liquors were provided for the
occasion, stronger than that with which the
father Of our race was wont 10 refresh himself
known Familiarity as Adams Ale" Nor did
we see drop of intoxicating drink upon the
iestal board. The toasts were drank in pure
and sparkling cold water drawn from the noun
tain spring-a beverage unequalled by any
which the art of man has contriyed. We can
not but think that every one who was present
on that occasion, returned home better satisfied
with himself, and has since looked back upon
the scene with more complacency by far, than
'N WOuio nave uohC, udu tue UdDit Oh Otutf
days been revived and he made beast of him.
seli-nay, degraded himself beneath the brute,
by " admitting that into his mouth which
would steal away his brains," and which even
the brute would turn away from in disgust.
An ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION. All
who were at all familiar with the politics of the
day, (and those who were not will find il all in
Bonds specify when such efforts were made
the administration of Mr.. Adams, well remem-
Der, that one of their principal. arguments was,
that reform was needed in the expenditures
of the government Nothing could surpass
their zeal for reform, and nothing according to
their showing could exceed the prohgacy OF
the then administration. They succeeded in
their efforts, and Gen. jackson and his coadju-
tors came into power, and have now for more
than nine years controlled the political affairs
of the nation, and what have they donei Ac-
cordng 10 the statements Of Mr.. Bond they
have increased the number of oifice-hoders and
the expenditures of the government to an al
most incredible extent and have involved the
country in calamity worse than that Of -four
years war, prostrating for the time the ener-
gies of the nation and annihating the prosper
ity which Cnce reigned to such an extent thro'
the land. BY the following official statements
made TO the House of Representatives il will
be seen that Mr.. Bonds statements are cor
roborated, and that in no respect has he exag-
gerated the picture ofpolitical prohgacy which
he has SO ably drawn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13
DEMOCRATIC WING TICKET.
nIsrRICr CoNyENTIoN.

The Wing Committees of Bennington and
Windham Counties, after due consultation,
have agreed TO call Convention to be holden
at East Townshend, on the 18th day OF July
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. for the purpose OF
nominating candidate to be supported at the
ensuing election as Representative of the First
Congressional District ofVermont, in the Con-
gress of the United States, for two years from
the 9TH of March next.
We therefore invite the freemen of the sew
elal towns composing said First District, who
are opposed to the measures OF the present ad-
minstration, whether Wings, Conservatives,
or by whatever name they may choose to be
designated, to he present by themselves or their
delegates, at the time and place above mem
toned.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
for said Committees.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

The CELEBRATION At MARLBORO. We
should be wanting in gallantry should we omit
TO mention in our notice of the Celebration OF
the 4th inst. at Marlboro, how much the inter
est of the occasion was heightened by the pres
ence of thiriy-sir young ladies dressed in white,
who graced the van Of the procession. We
doubt whether any other town, in any other
state, could produce an equal number of fairer
and worther descendants Of those matrons who
chcered and supported our fathers of the revo-
luton, in those patriotic efforts for liberty,
which are annually commemoratcd on this day.
May each ofthese young ladies who have es-
poused the cause Of the Whigs, and counten-
ance and sustain their fathers and brothers in
their efforts to preserve those rights for which
their ancestors blcd, soon be so fortunate as 10
be espoused TO one Of the numerous band OF
patriotic young Wings Of their town, and per-
petuate in their descendants, those great prn-
cipes Of liberty, which were held by the Wings
of '76 and are now advocated and sustained by
those '3s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

was Immediately conveyed 10 MA.
ter, where every kindness was ' - 'h,L
both the sufferers. '' shown d
Mr.. s,ewart.-rhc two gentlemen h.,
be saved. '''e last ascertan.ja
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

INDEPENDENCE.

The 4lh Of July inst. was celebrated nj
Chesterfield, in the following manner The
Ladies and Gentlemen assembled at the
Academy Hall at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. where
they were formed in procession under the
direction OF Col. T.. T. Pierce, Jr Marshal,
and marched by music to the Meeting
House, where several pieces selected for the
occasion were sung by the Choir conducted
by Mr.. Ford The Declaration Of indie
pendence was read by Mr. F b. Cressy and
an Grafton pronounced BY Mr. c. b Hol-
brook The performances nj the Meeting.
House were highly cretitable to all con-
cerned in them and were listened TO with
deep interest by the audience. The oeca.
sion was rendered more interesting BY the
presence OF several veterans OF the Revolu.
ton. From the House the gentlemen re.
paired TO the table under bower built for
the occasion on the Common &, the table.
l.. G.. Mead, ESQ presided, assisted by E. p.
Pierce, Esq, as Vice President. The usual
number of spirited Toasls were drunk which
without the aid Of ardent spirits were res.
pended to with most hearty cheers, accom-.
panied by the discharge of cannon. Several
sentiments were preiaced by addresses Al
the table the company were much grattied
by several songs Of Revolutionary days sung
by Mr. William Clark, a soldier Of Saratoga
and Monmouth These songs were sung
in the spirit Of the times in which they were
written aud were received with the mos,
deairning applause. The party separated
at nm early hour highly grati6ed with the
manner in which they had spent the day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

The Presidents house was not opened as
usual on the Fourth OF July, the President
having lately lost by death, near relation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

Independent TTeasuTH The bill has
been defeated by vote of III TO l25. We
regre, extremely this decision, bu, are cou.
tiden: tina, j, will be reversed by the people.
by another Congress Vermon, will throw
one vote more at least on the side OF the de.
mocracy at another election eaAine fon
Gd-
Truly, Mr.. Gazette, you are very confident
on point which all your party leaders give
up. We recollect you and your friends had
something OF this same confidence, as to the
result of our state elections the last two years
just before they took place, and with about as
much reason!
But, prithee, which of the Green Mountain
Congressional Districts do you predict will send
man TO the next Congress, who will cast
another vote for this bin of denominations, for
this stated" What if our solitary loco foco
representative Mr.. Fletcher should be reform
ell out of the northeastern district
eve hope the Gag. ,cH NOT forget 10 ans,oer.-
We are curious 70 kRov.
kidnapping. A man by the name Of
VIM. Thompson. who il appears formerly
\
under sentence Of death in Mississippi, has
confessed that he assisted four others, nume-
! ly James and John Elliot, Archibald Motif
md John Gates, 10 kidnop three negro boys
belonging TO VIM. De Fores, and Col Bap-
isle, in the summer OF 1887. while said
boys were proceeding in sail boat TO the
clearinghouse of their master at the mouth
of the Pascagoula. The negroes were put
on hoard Of the schooner belonging to the
Elliols and carried to Texas where they
were sold. We learn fom Mobile Mercan.
tile Advertiser, that until This confession
came out it was the general impression that
the negroes were drowned The example
Of this poor wretch Thompson ought to
prove warning to the evil disposed as j,
adds another evidence to the thousands up
on record, that 1.-The wages of sin are
death"
The Presidents house was not opened as
usual on the Fourth OF July, the President
| h.. t.t. La. L. L,, IL -
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TOWNSLEY,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Brattleboro, June 90, 1888.
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
DANCING SCHOOL, $50 BROADWAY
BY MR.. MRS. AND THE MISSES COWARD.

rT MR.. MRS and the MISSES COWARD, Pupfs oil
Celeste and first teachers respectfully announce
that give vate Lessons in Dancing and Wazng day
evening their the pupils residence, on moderate
terms, and teach them much in Six Lessons as they wou
learn in a quarter two elsewhere!
B-A the regular scientific steps and figures taught in
six successive hours SO any common capacity
into pub or private mbly and dance waltz well
as dancers in general!
u AS Dir. Coward shortly takes The tour of Europe and
America immediate apple alton necessary atS59 Broadway
first door Endcotrs plane masic and prrt store
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

A " slser. Apply sllbs Coraocopls, No. q
sls-3
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

CASTLE GARDEN.
UY GALA FEtE Terrific Ascension on a ssple Wire
500 eet the top of the Saloon, by MrBe and Splendid
N''o ARTISTS BENEFIT
On MONDAY EVENING, ,Se SEPTEMBER 81
w. STANTON, respectfully Informs his friends and the
pabc that he made with Mr. Marsh for the
use OF Garden for his Benefit abov- evening on
he has ,pared neither labor
preparing superb collection Of FIRE WORKS OF spenda
designs embeished with every chemical csored Fire
Pyroiecny; and he trusts the pieces present
ming. will be worthy Of the patronage Of public
The evenings entertainments will commence past
O'Clock, with signal rockets intervals During
full military band VIII execute select pieces of music
Ats oclSck Mr. Bell III make his grand upon the
wire, surrounded by fireworks
At half past 8o'cluck, Marine Signal Light.
Anew and perb called the Chinese Pisntan Tree
Rockets with crimson, grange and purple star.
and favorite piece styled the Pyramid Italian
Slreamsrs.
BY desr answaEd magnificent piece called the Kaeido.
scope.
One eight inch Military Cohorn She'll projected from a
upwards OF thousand air. on
attaining its greatest altitude splendid chandelier OF godea
fire, dropping TO the esrih.
Rockets, with serpents, str~aners &C.
Fight OF Fanaronadts Rockets with carminc n,eteors
putriouc metamor phoss piece led the Star
Poland.
Rockets with green, purple and crimson stars.
An entire aad superb piece called the Lovers Token
CupiPs FrOc.
Flight Of Fanisronndes Rockets with csrmne meteors.
Rockets with csrmine meteors
In consequence OF the excited admiration the
Ep udd piece Its last sentaton will by
brought forward on this exhibition call tho Gross Malta
Fer particulars, see small bills.
Admttance " cents Children under ~ year, half price
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
NIBLO,S GAltDEr

NIBLO,S GARDEN.
No postpaaement any time this establishment the
grand from the saloon protected from
TICKE rs 50 cents
To commence at O'Clock.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER %.
Positively lat uight but Of the extraordinary Rayc Fami.
iy now IA number under the direc Gabrei RaveI
consisting OF Gabriel kavel Antoine kavel Jave Rave
Rave Francois Rave Eugene kave Jeaa Ravcl, 70
years od) Mad. Je, Ravel Mile HI lab III Ravel Mad
Eugene Rave Mile Adele Raue!-Lead OF the orchestra
Kavel-Prl cipal solo player +. Fenelon.
Vaudeville 10 the French language, LOurs ct lie Pacha
the tacha ard his Bears.
Terrific Asce. sion.
The evenings entertainer is 10 with LOURS
EFT LA PACaA the Psoh written by Scribe for
the Fhc des Varieties Paris Perf5rmed
language by the Eavels assisted by Mr. Bishop.
Persoi nagei-schahahat dimbe ce Mr. Bishop
MaIcot conseille, jerome kaye-fsapeue epouI d'
Rox alane hnmme bonassc Gabriel Ravel-L agHgeoe
assoee, nuigcn Antoine Rsvel-A, premier unique
Francois RaSel-Le Grasd Esiufer Javeli Ravel -Roxa
J. R7vel
La scene Sc passe dams lie demure ku Pacha.
Gabriel Ravsl iha Tight Rope extended he south 10
the yorh Glraen distance 800 feet, top of an an
cient CASTLE the summit OF which they will appear sur.
drd by circular glory OF bran, co0red fires the
centre OF which they " III form Gran Tabieau.
Half an hours inernsson Tor refeshnen promenade
during which the celebrated Mtery Band will perform 4
varie.s OF oyertures, marches ac, on be terrace
conclude WI. enrre comic omme called ths
MILLiNERS or The Huagaran Brothers.
of ners. Mad Jerome Pietro. to Mr. Bar
doph Gabriel Rave-Susanne ls millner nile Mad Eugene
Pauline I'd 40 Aeee Ravei-Friz and Karl two
soldiers Antoine and JeroEe RaveiBoue with Ma
dame Bardolph, Francois Ravel
Aatoine Ravel Will dance ras au riroir.'
Mons and Ma. Check nj Will dance Russian Pas
Deux.
Antoine Jeromr and Gabriel ill dance Hung arian Pas de
Tros
Finale tanced by The whole company.
Moaday, benefil ol The three ladies Raves
New Pantomime and other atrac i've entertainments.
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

~ ovO nNtaDWAf, continues 20 manulacurc ms nluch
appovro Patenl water Closets and torce Pumps whch
upetoI,o any hhero Invented Also, not cola shOwerard
vapor Batns u nj Ctcrns Wsshhsnd Staad Bra Fasce
Hose and Ceupas Jon. Valves and every descrr,on Of
Brass Lead Copper Work ftydrauic and Air purppS
Ar6eai Junsins Jets dEan Portable water Coses Va
por sna Shower Baths, Nc made sna fixed
~ Levels taken for the canveysnce Of water and aHy in
fornslon given relative 70 Hydraulics. sim.
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

and tIlchu mp, Joui obCul
john jacob Astor,
Hugh M'Lean
William M Price
Ogd, n Hoffman
George p Mortis
nj u Noah
Fi.z Greene Halleck
ID G Golden
J PrescottHall
N Price Moore
Charles + Hoffman
William 4 Porter
Rob- RI 3 Weir
Geuverneur 3 Bibby
Morlimyi Livingston
Wm Rockwell
John s Bartlett
Alexander + Vache
u Il Porter
A Nj CezZeEs
John w Francis
Wni B Astor
Charles w Sandford
Prosper nj Wetmore
James Watson Webb
Jno ID Graham
Charles De LNforest
william q Lewis
William Kent
Thos n Davis
Garrit II Slryker
Jacob Cram
PS Townsend
Abni W Van Wyck
Oliver M Lowndes
Charles A Stetson
John L Beekman
Joseph Aston
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

i A ACARD-gATIONAL THEATRE.
pBENEFIr OF sn De BEsNis, and last night Of the
manner rendered hs valuable The wi
yigaFgs.o, sigr DE Begnis Aher which the gladiator
%os S .; ss1s 20: BIS
| lie Muscs Toeonciude with favorile Farce.
ar FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
ceebrauor Eleverb Annivsrssy ofAmeean Genus
and Industry will open 10 visitors the l5s OF October
delivered Il Nlbo Gardso on the i2h or 18th of Ocober
The notices contributions have induced the Mas
Paid Hgrcuurss Minuiaeorers ssd xrssss u all
ps. o. e oss ssss are % 1 s ed s.g their choicest
chinery The Managers eonfden there will be display
h.n s puSe hsr. oss 'e a more interesting
The Annual Asdress will be delivered by Governor Davis
The frieods o industry geser.y il IS hoped
will from all paris Of the cousuy unite In this celebration
SPANISH GUITAR AND sIN0sNG.-Lsdies
~ desrous OF learning The absse named hmeu
oa at the resenes Of Mrs DUNN, sss sro.d~sy. rSsre
To former pupil. Mrs D. respectfully announces she
viii recomrescs on Mcndsv. the 10th instant a Inn
RAssFOnD,s Rooms FOR BILLIARDS
JOINS The So,s ses so for X. s. o ass
Tables Cchs balls &C and exercises Tor health Pur
ready for trial. seven in room, with spring, steel India
ubstr and coh cushions and eagle os aaa wood frames
TUnr INTEL GrNCE.-Or TUESDAY ne1i,
ihe 25,h, will take place the 6a FAN Trotting Match
Tse % 70 and Sry ysumSer o horses
training TO- this meeting has been tqosed Fer the
Dutehmas lon s2aaesr Black osG Leila, ta".ss Poly
Roe dRoein Greenwich Maid, Lady Suffolk the vngisia
Mare &C. NC.
on TUESDAY, the "a OF October, the Races eomm,,cs
the Uos COURSE Long Island, and centnne for four
days.
The Race Meeting on the Beacon Course follows the Union
being the second In October In addition the Purxe
OF Soe0 four mile $500, three mile $500 tw mile
heats apurse o 90. mile heats will be given each day Of
the above Purse Races
The number and celebrity ef the berses training tb, s
must Great sport Besides Sweepakes to be ruo fr the
given for the three meetings 10
30 End these Furses being four a year will be
seen that one commanding sable f asd ep,ughl
mny take xluO9s n thr tsveisg Crom to
iurse within lev mics Of each other thu, enuri-g
compensation 70 the breeders Turtles wheiher
al hone or abroad ALEX. l. BorTs secretary.
s2Idt2dO.
- COhD HAND TYPF-Ore tount Of ROurgvois
about oV and Two founs of BREWER of sae chesp
Apply u lSu FuhonsI
WANTEO-A quantity cf second h and Press Eseers-tbose
laid sise fre beoA work would Apply saboys
q 2eed'
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
M MEMORANDA.

The ship Georgia L.ccln from Turks Island for NYerk
foundered the Sd instant In lat 40 a. lopg IS
Ths captas and e hands picked up on the .nd
carried Into Savannah by the brig osethorpe I'm Baltimore
'sor that port .
The hi,sh, chore. from ~ peisnsurgh fcr New York.
nm, hack Esnore 7th Au gust having asLs,s
On Anhot Reef, aud dsch srgiug TO repair
The Fatr.o wburn, from Amsterdam To Philadelphia mt
nto the Texe the sh August uh loss Of bcwsprit an
cher, snd other damage.
The schr Vii lam Temple reports having very
heavy weather prsssge carried the psn shroud
sail stay nc On the night Of the ioh Instant while
visg 10 with heavy gale from the estward In lat 81 TO-
Ion II 20 hpped heavy which stove buw
ried away the stove the boat chas &c Spoke
1sh the Delaware schr Cyrus Of Philadelphia fm
81 Domingo. 18th, brig Moses IS h Cape penoren NV by
w Ton ahon,s water WARRIOR 20 days from Porto REQ
sy New York had iot his glib and foress in the the
ebt brig With the loss Of opmssts Steering
% ,be Canes sh lat 81 S. in 10 hons water yliarge
Ain with the of her main and niren iopmast In gsi
,ub Caut Henopen S5 miles saw the wreck OF aves
I ,hnu az tors pars gone bnlwsrks stove. partially
leered white waist ard honse On desk erepding TO The tail
rail- cav persons on deck the Pilot boat GeRera
Pike az Philadelphia scng sdeappesrcd to be tsktng
ont cargo 9lst on Egg Harbor. rs niles distant saw
snip with he Of mast aud topmasts steering or
New York
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
a Anuaem monrs


DARK rHEAYnE This EVENING will be
ID %e In America, the WELSH GIRL-sir Owen Clifford,
Mr. Piscde-Alfred. Mr. Richings-David Jones' Mr. Chip.
pndse-Dora, Mrs wh.a,ley-Julis (her original
ter, with songs) Mrs 9. Matthews
HE WOULD &c AN ACTOR-Modey, Mr. c. Matthews,
with songs-Becky, Mrs Vernon.
favsrhe Overture by the whole orchestra
Max. Nj Richng.-Lissetse, Mrs o. Matthew's
tine Mis- Cushman-Mary Mrs R.ceardson
BoIes$t-Pit 50 cenIs-Sailery 20 cents ,,..
6Doorsopenrt wees Commence AZ n o c"cs'
NATIONAL THEaTRE-Late Italian Opera
Y NHouse.-Mr WALLACK Lessee-Corner OF Leonard and
Church streets ten doorsfrom Broadway THIS EVENING
scena from IL BARBIERE DI sIvIoLIA-Fsaro. Sig.
De Begnis-Count Aimivva, Mr. Horncaste-Fiorelo, Mr.
Previous to which,
A favorite OVERTURE by the whole orchestra.
THE GLADIATOR-spar,scus. Mr. Forest-Phasarius. Mr.
Seem r. m the Opera Bufa IL FANATIco Per la Mu.
sica-Don Febeo, Sig. de Begnis
To conclude with
THE PLEASANT NEIGHB Or Christopher Strap Mr. "
Wiliisms-Ssncy Strap, Miss Ayres
Doors open al 7-PenorIgance begins at IT, Boxes, VI
PIT 50 cents. Gallery, 25 cents.
EEANkLIN THEATKE, CHATHAM SQUARE
under the direction of Mr.. w. X. BLAkE.-rHIS EVE
ndNG Will be presented for the Benefit OF the ohcers
THE H6NEYMooN.-Dake AraFza. Mr. Blake-Jacque,
Mr. + pacide-Jnana, AIRS Blake
A PAS SEUL by Mrs CodeL
PoPpiNG The QUESTION Primrose, Mr. W Jons
Henry Thora,os: Mr. Csarles-Mi.s Bidin Mrs Jones.
fancy HORNPIPE by Mr. Codsi.
Recitation " The Sailors Dream" by Mr. Foreman.
| THE TURNPIKE aATE-Crack, Mr. It. Paeide-Roher
! o'clock 81 lm~
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
ELLNrHOr Ms

kLEGGHOr Ms
IFholesale and Retail LOZENGE Warehouse,
TOE NASSAU STREET.
~ DIFFERENT vARiETikSo OF medcated ard common
0U Lor the English ard warrant free from
adult ration Among hen Couga Lorenges, that VIII
coughs and cpcumPtons when they are eurabe-Worm do
thai improve The vocesarsspsrills do, that purity
bood-Camphor do Tor ow spirits fantiAgs, &c-Rbubard
do for Root do sweeteniHg e breath
-Pepprtmint, ssssairas, wisterrreen, Roe, se nc
sle irreodt
WaNTnD-A waiter. Apply Mihs Coraucopls,No q
w Park Row sle-A
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
sTK ENGTHENiNG PLAsTE n

VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER EVER MADE.
ma. =. g. HEMET s,s Bone. setter, Bsston, MSS
~ celsbraied STRENGTHENING PLASTtg OR
70 Ne applied ~ the Doctor In the fol
lowing FOR pains and wesAnsss 10 tie stomach
back aud loins; rheur sm the effects II
effects Of aims dccstons aad Fractures
elops; ulcefsed for cleansing sad hesog the
and in fact, for all weakneSses
Sold at wholesale and clail by A. u. d. SANDS, 10
Fulton Stc Yrner ef william ST. "a I'm
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

Fare, l2s cents
B-A persons forbid trusting any person on accou
OF the steamboat Wave without order
Captain.
Morning herald., 1838-09-22

p Ma. Balsrow--Let oil bad writers look at hi
advertisement.
Morning herald., 1838-09-22
80 vs. ICY sHA ID 4 3,
No ~ BnWERy

No. 80 BOWERY.
~ The Subscriber, JAS FOWLER, Jr, formerly OF
Frankfort street, respectfully gives office that he
the above ned shnent and having nonerons
improvements in the soc the patronage OF his friends
and the public generally.
His principal will be to keep his bar hqrors
wines &c usess OF the first quality supply OF which he
received ard to which he invites public attention
He arrsng have supply OF
home brewed Ale article OF the Kind which
passed In quality flavor sry whers; and season.
which will shortly he will he ready furnish superior
style, "wesh Rareb- OF the right sort make
relish mpete in beth ways
Harmonic meetings every "Wednesday and Saturday
inRs, commencing O'CLOCK give effect which, many
well talented vocasts have kindly rroH red rcgu
isr a endance. JAS FOWLER Jr.
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