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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

The census Yves taken Of tile dullest sea.
son of the year, when alargs portion Of
the business inhabitants were out of the
city. We're i to be taken ia January
next, the population would no doubt *.
coed "a, 900. Mobile is beautiful civ
which has grown up to its present nIaani.
tude and Importance as 4 comneraial
mart with wonderful rapidly. And 81
though somewhat under the weather list
now - cons quence Of the severe pan;c
which the adnaInisl alton has cootrik,,ls
TO bring upon the wil0le face 81 our ff,iis
county and has not been able. s. willido
whichever the case may e-,,ei "a + s.
PEI and drive away, she vii. still continue
e grow aud flourish. The enterof:i;te s
her ciilzeEs and the great st6nle 81 i,sS
back counlrY, nov aIl1ountinn Is 3ol coo
bales anniial and which :I llof 1900 q
come, Be tneI sed Is arlont 1liq mr..
rant tie oeclai ion.
4 appears BY ibis census lint Mobile
county "a S f sent y 81
epp1IsioalIe IS sd Is anr one
l'slQf aid eve sni * 81
.ell'le now sen ttl
end c'n RIa8in nt
4 n
I'D. 81 ef Drc
se
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

MA4A = AtN& ~ a ~ p t'stN a@A4tN ~ y AE4se
THE result of tie speciaI elections il
this Slais CO nien q ihe Legislature
settles tlie ouesiion tc United States
Senator, and i he WIZ en are
r1e nb Sc
e or r ne
efllpH 81 tN
been -.
81 rIc W
.finn.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
WAYERLY HOUSE.


nLANK s. 0faln1Osl eve 4
clplion Tor sale at tbs once
ting execuied neatly and eEPsd -. =.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
PEBBLES, (Whig) Butler. Goco foco
sos
The vote in the County for State Treas

urer was as follows:-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

New IERsEY. "A very hard battle has
been fOUghtsin this Slals, and We are pre-.
pared to hear Of another Wing defeat.
The news 81 the mail 81 Saturday eve.
ming vas rather contradictory IS Il the Re.
suit and By all accounts neither party
win aucceed bri 81 very small maturity.
A Clip received fsomths ofice ofiho New
York Courier, avs
il regard 70 dis State New Js4s
We have certainly carried part & not
The whole Cong essional tickets
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

0rThe Cincinnati Post Of the 18th
inst. says f
"The river has risen about four inches
in the last twenty -four hours.
The Pittsburg Advocate of the 10th
says--"The river has risen seven or eight
inches in the last twenty -four hours and
is still swelling. Our river men tell us
that lie light Steamboats, will certainly.
be able to run this week" 80 ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

JOSEPH w. CARROLL, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
NEw YORK, November %, lsS,

NEW YORK, November %, 1889
DeiaRon 204 Hudson street-Bear Sir
Your the effect anticipated.
free the cough aud the oppression ef my lungs
The cough had during five years was cured and remains
almost without it for years. but lately
syrup has freed from hope that many 9TH
will experience the beR and thank for
"'"''e''' ' FELIX vARALA, Clergyman, 4sResd St
New YoRk, 18th July, 1888.
To Dr. Dejanon-Dear Sr-It Is with pie that avail
myself # the offered opportunity to ecomnend to the public
valuable vegetable was afflicted tor some time
this syrup and feel tiny dny 10 certify that am quite
testimony TO any one A6sIX fEyRS s csn
New York LIST May, 1888.
der violent obstinate cough my spue sometimes
gree, sh sometimes white and blood
taxa his advice and am happy that after having
used this uenaefu remedy for FIVE weeks have been
fl Of many wboiare similarly situated suits OF my
rence that all who suffering with violent cough
cure '@1' w. - ~ LEWIS, i7s wooster st.
To Dr. Dcjanos:-Dear sirI hereby certify that
boring under violent and obstinate cough and half bo
my health ADELAIDE BERTE, 1855 Mott St
To DR. Deanon-Ihereby certify that was laborng uHder
II for the Of hun d hi, wonder
@ay muLsT BSws ss
Doctor c. DeaRen has the heRor inform the ladies sad
gentlemen that he will give his consult TORS gratis II 70
pubic will find in his oce an infable Rob for the Of
every kind Of ehrosie and syphtc diseases particularly for
antees the of obstinate cough sp OF blood and
To the Editor Of the Hera,d-sm-A particular fe.d Of
mine had been most distressed for eight vita
M ring wH% H. and lately had ..s
only but stlas having applied 10 DR. Dejsnos
2O4 Hudson = the use Of sir bottles Of his Rep
service the unfortunate Iaborng pader similar diseases
Lam your Obedien, servant, LEOPOLD, lie Prince St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

lC7 The portrait Of Madame vestris, published by
langley 81 Chatham street, is mos, admirable like.
ness. It's the work Of Heidemsns and although he
has several beautiful thing, h, surpses them
all The features possess all the so,ness and delicate
nntng Of pencil drawing yetthe exquisite sni,h given
the face by the artist does not take any thing from
IN. fine rich outline which nature has given 70 ths lady
features the luxurious eye Of the Madame in the pic
tore is perfection and the ensemble cannot be
passed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
n,,oMILL Y3g TRYITi

WILL ITJ
" PRESCOTTs UNITED STATES OIL PASTE
BLACKIN Is admitted by all who have proved IL to be de-
cidedy the article offered the rnLle, beiog
in oil does like hartin0 -juIc
sottens IL
sale dealers particularly rcQuested 10 call examine
the above article and satisfy themselves that Preseo Black
ing take precedence any Other now ~ use.
it Because possesses conservative qualities.
End. It's sasy application.
Sd. IL i'm proves raker than Is Impaired by age
9TH IL will polish th ell or taLow-and, lastly
is perfection in backing hitherto u att.ined.
and sale So Water New York
Also by j. W. Clark Buffalo. Orders solicited. aas-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
THE NEWLY INVENTED WIG.

~ CLIREHUGH, WIG MAKER, corner of Broadway
and Fulton respectfully invss all and connoi
senrs inspect his newly invented vensune wigs, which
cleganse lghness and durability rank among the
first In heir form they differ from
all others They Of the brew than the natra
hair does which loses its curl fit
cioso 70 head that the critical observer will fail TO
detect them.
Strangers should sbserpe Crehug is the only maker
Of this description OF in the United States and
queniiy they are no, 10 be found any other store
Call and them. sl-lG~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
Hl avaaple Vestris.

The Of this lady is placed beyond doubt
in this country. People seem not 10 straws
what she has been they have by their enthusiastic
cepten OF her last night drawn veil her rast de-
hnquenciesand appear only wish know ths, sheis
enchanting And truly delightful she
IS, although she is now 81 years Of age.
Her original name was Eliza Bartslozzi and she
born in London in 1897 her father italian,
brcther Of the celebrated engraver of that her
iher German lady, and taught music means
sfsubsstence. She not educated in early life with
view of adopting the stage profession and indeed
little is known Of her unti M. Armand vesus grandson
Of the vesrs" deneminased by all Paris the God Of
Dance" and also himself celebrated dancer after
IoyiRg immense popularity in nearly all the capitals ID
Europe, London in 1909, and appeared at the
Kings Theatre in a pas Sc Geuz with Madame Anglo.
lin, and being extremely spccessfu the cynosure
Of all eyes for the season An Acquaintance with Bar
iolozz rpened into intimacy, and ended by their
rage 2sh January lsl3 she being then rather under
sixteen years Of age.
For time her husband entertained idea Of INTRO
ducing her the boards, but difficulties determined
him the step and she placed under the tuition of
NJ. Corri and appeared for her husbands benefit on
Goth July 1915, Proserpna in the opera of II Rate
Proserpins" and fsvoraby received, owing en-
tirely however her youth and beauty, her talents
being Of very limited aature for find her remain
ing the Kings Theatre until 1916 without the slight
notice. In that year she proceeded with her hus
band to Paris and made her bow the Italian Theatre,
IN the part Of Proserpina, and failed Vesis then pro
eeeded Naples but his wife remained in the gaeties
Of Paris until 1872 wheH Mr. Ellison engaged her for
the Drury Lane company, and she made her debut as
Lila. il the "Seigs Of Belgrade and played after
wards Adela in the Haunted Tower" without more
than ordinary success
She continued attached to the company until 1921
when Monerief's bufleus OF Don Giovanni" was
brought out and Madame vestris by freak or
other insslled in the bresches OF the hero and
beautiful did she look in the silk tights that the piece
had immense run. London that would not deigr to
leek at her in her hsbiliments her
and she has continued almost since be the deeors
Of all the breeches parts with which modern burettas
abound
Her vocal abilities are Of the first order her histro.
nie powers by any means With the aid Of
blanche the author she has been the medium Of intro
ducng nearly all the pet pieces stolen from the ench,
which we call vaude viles but which In an
immense number Of clever pieces, such as Gisvan in
London, Deep Deep Sea, orpheus and Bsrydice,
Madame v. frat produced them in proper style, and
nearly all ourlae ballads have srst proceeded from her
She separated from her first husband many years
previous to his death aud her marriage unhap-
by one.
Mrs. Anderson, who in this country some few
years since and whose husband was driven from the
boards Of several OF theatres is sister Of Madame
Vesuis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

ADUU TUKE-For the cure OF Gonorrlra, 0lreu, stric
and analogous complaints Of the organs oi generation
OF all remedies yet discovered Tor the above complain. s
! Is the most certain
b@ske speedy and permanent care, without the least re-
gard 70 diet drink exposure change In appcsuonio on
sineS.
We give no lsns qusckh recommendations e deceive the
puslc. Ifhe .ne divine does speak Tor ITSELF shall
spesk for IT, Our Objects notify where IL be hsd, and
thsth proprietor challenges spge Of ecept Sonor-
rhps 10 be brought ia which the Mixture will sot effect RAJ
MD cure, nader a forfeiture of&5e0
This disease that psrvades all ranks Of
e'eyhgb low rich ard poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy Ivy which they
themselves without the least exposure 10 the shortest tine
possible.
Further the disease cannot be cortrscedd dose Of the
Mixture IL taken night on going 10 bed when exposed.
put MP In bottles with fu directions accompanying It.
ahoue bottle last week, which generally
Many cured ~ I've days. =
For sale only al Dr. Wm W Mirrors drug store No. lso
Broadway corner Of tFrsnkn Housed New York
Jones and Hutchnson Of Cbesnat and lib s
Philadelphia aug Sn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

IFro~ ear Evening Edition.
rAe Baron,s Last Banquet

ING B0rOn'e Ahst Da64uSs
HY ALBERT c. GREENE.
Osrr a low couch the setting 500
Had thrown lis latest ray,
where, In his last strong agony.
A diving warrior lay;
The stern old Baron Rpdiger,
Whose frame had ne'er been bent,
BY wasting pain, till time and toll
It's iron strength had spent
They ccme around me here, and say,
Ny days OF lfe are Ger,
That shall meunt my noble steed,
And IL ad my band no more
They com", a nd 10 my beard they dare
To II me now that l,
Their own liege lord and master born
That IL, ha! ha must eis
And wha, is death I've dared him Of
Before the Pay MIN spear;
Think ye he's entered al my gaze,
And come 10 seek me here! 80,
I've m, I him-faced him ccrned HIM
when the fight was raging hot
I'h try his might brave his powell
Defy, and lear him no
.Hol soupd the tocsh from my tower,
And FIRE the culvertR!
Rid eac retainer arm with speed
Cal every yussalin
I'm with my bssner on the wall
Fhe babQuetboard prepare,
Tire vice the pc tails 81 my nall,
AID bring my armor there !"
Anhundrel hands were busy them,
The banquet forth was spread,
And rang the heavy oaten hoor
With Wany martial read
While from the rich dark tracery,
Along each vaulted wall,
Lights cleaned on harness, plume, and spear,
Der the prsud old gothic hail.
Past hurryisg ,hroag h the outer gate
The walled retainers poured,
On threugh the portals frowniug arch,
And thronged nrouad the board
While at its head, within his dark,
Carved oaken chair of state,
Armed cap-a-pie stern Rudger,
With girded falehioa, safe.
FIN every beaker up, myueni
Pour forth the cheering VIE;
There's life and strength in every drop
Thanksgiving TO the wise
Are We all there, my Nassals trIes
Mine eyes are waxing dim;
Fill round. my tried and fearless ones,
Each goblet 10 the erin!
"Ye're there. but yet see ye not;
Draw forth each trusty sword.
And let ne hear your trus,y steel
Clash once around my board;
i hear il faintly-louder yet
Wat clogs nay heavv breath
Up ALL and shout, tor Rudiger,
Defiance unto Death y"
Bowl rang 10 bowl, steel changed 10 steel,
And rose deafcning cry,
That made the torches ar around,
And shook the flags on high
sHo, cravens DO e fear An Z!
Slaves traitors have ye flown:
Ho. towards have ye left ms
To meet him here, alone
hut defy hm-let him comet
Down rang the massy cup.
While f.. IN i,s sheath the ready blade
Came nsshag half way up,
And with the black and hexvy pluDes
Scarce trembling DER his head,
There IN his dark, carved oakeR chair,
Old Ruaig~r sat sead!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
GENERAL DEPOT FOB BFCK WITH,S

The great popua ny ard established demand Tor This
wherever these pills have BEEN once introduced
INTO smy sey become ssnsos remedy and are called
ues Nunerous e,tmonias Of their value from gentsmen
OF hs highest rspec,ssy, accompanying each box, with
ssnoP Ives, Or. Hawkes. Gov Ireasl Hon H. Potter Hon
T. StaHley, Rev VIM NcPhecters, ID D., and many Of the
FIRST physicians this country are among those who have
& Rs p nIs Pr s. e % Ys IN boxes con-
~ liberal dcoun, made to those who buy by Ike guam
David Baker 7e Chatham 81, Philadelphia Durand, cor
brisk b1sse .''-Df a Samoys@R Il. cc ossan
Badger l"'' ''' New H i. s'i ss5essl, and
Kig. W. r. Peter.
Pa sr,ou-Burnet I Pollard. Lee 4 Butler.
Newsurgl-7Jobn D Philips New Londt n-Doetor Isaac
vett Providence~J X. Brew..
Albany Henry Rowes Co Bosen, Maynard Noyes, and
gtss1J Mrehl.i A. $. Jorian, No. ahilssI
~ And tor sale by most OF the respestaie druggists
another late convincing proof that Beekwth Pills no
From the Rev Dod.e Brockwsy Pastor OF the cengreg.-
tional Church, Elingtor, Consectisut
Having suffered much and many yesr sabIsnal
wheher aperien cslhsrc decided bets than
any other have tried They ar. perfectly safe, and shen
The Those Who afflicted with impaired digesie-
them hsppy adapted 10 their case and may ,sIe them with
great advantage was nuch pleased with them
three sduce other dyspeptics and
inysds To them and In this wsy the Rev Mr. Marsh and
number in hi. town, and To.nd Who then and
have heard bu opinion expressed all sr~sk OF them m
high have known several chidres speedily
relieved OF distress and ndsp ston by the use OF them Az
medicine far family tho are better adapted Than asy
''oe' o ""e" nave ny DIoBATE BRoCKwAY,
From The Rev Abr Marsh, Faster Of the Congregational
Church, Tollsnd, Conn
This may certify that having used severa bexes OF Seek
wths Anti d. ptie Pills, satisfied they worthy es
favorable and widely extended reception by those for hose
relief and benefit they designed have found grsnt adj
vantage from edistely ser meals.
fo.d 20 digest ard In allie valiDg bilious attacks
which have been often subject will only add,
i with great satisfaction that have become scquaineA
with virtues aud that they he reeo medl-
cine he tried by those seeking relief from suffering snd
disease. hbHAM MANsh.
To be obtained Of III. ID. TURNER, $50 Broadway,
au2l.d&wlms New York, mp stairs
THE GEORGIA LUMBER COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed al per cent dsceumt, at NO. is
Wall street. New York The front office In the Bank Of The
State Of New York. ubamA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
[Frsm the New orleans Picayuns OF April q.

Frem the New orleans Picay uns OF April ~.
nISEAsk-Al the earnest request OF Mr. l.. ii. =,
II OF the Parish OF Ascension La give publicity TO the
following note;
Messrs MISUNDERSTANDING IL duty which eve to my
fellow men, well Mr. LIZ agent for Hunters Red
Drop your city, beg that you will allow STATE
after having been sorey aHd dangerously afflicted with
disease and after having tried prescriptions
vaa months have been fully and perfectly by
taking this invaluable medicine very short time and
sincerely recommend Il all who may be suffering
similar manner.
aulSlms kc., l. III, =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

HEALTH ~ rHE CiTY.-Tne inspector reports the
number q interments FOR the week ending September
IS, Ssfollows ~ men 10 womes 70 boys 81 girls
total 10, being tweniyseven less than occurred tie
week previous
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

oGDES HorFsAS-our distinguished representa-
i've in Congress, Mr. H.. appeared yesterday al the
criminal bar for the FIRST time since the adjournment Of
Congress lie Is engaged a. associate Counsel 10 de
lesd Timothy Dobson indicted for perjury whose trial
commenced yesterday before the Sessions Court
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LIVERWORT.

pssnage gained high reputation solely n e
that deadly the human race Consumption or in radical
shm eoup wssopsS eeusS and III IL.
fammaoy affections Of the chest and lungs offered TO The
s pes As sH psoe
able prevalence of such comPants calls impera
its operation TO remove II ter SYMPTOMS which
uncneched must even,ua.e ssrlous disease and such
the Pretoria, Money of Lverwor TO the unialpg efficacy OF
by many respectable czens who, having expe-
It's beneficial effects have voluntarily authorised The
the diseas above alluded to-
In all cases Of difficulty in breathing caused by inamma
os the chest or luags the PICTORIAL Honey of vcr~
will be found invaluable unang source relief ope-
Distressing complains inclasa to children cronp,
wsoopsg Me- T. ,ne only certain n
against the approaches OF consumption. In the Peena
motto Of PnIsS. un1m" no. 10 the Of unity from
with peculiar propriey be applied Peco
Fer sale BY JAMES D. NowILL, soc proprietor corDer
Of d MaS''G Me iHe Sata co Maiden lane
James Tarrant corner of Gree NV ch and Warren
George D. CogssshsIl, corner Of Pearland Rose ss
H. Bust a0raer Of Hamm, rsley and varck SITS.
Allen n Insersol Grand: corner Of Norfolk ST.
Dr. Bloodgood corner Of Allen and Ri.ington gts.
BIagrove Powers BrookyAL.L
J. F. zones !anaies. L;
w. Bristol, UusaN.Y
L. B. Swan, Rochester.
Luther Kelly Co. Geneva, Y.
ID ID PAilIips Ne .a"
Dava Mitchell New Haven
Thornton. jr, New Bedford, Mass
r. l. Baker. Charleston, C.
- To avoid DISAPPOINTMENT purchase bottle
out i bears the proprie,.or. 'igas.urs
AUS Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
mo THE PURLIC-pR. De ANeELIs, ferl

ITO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
IL practitioner OF medicine In the public hospitals Ma
pies member ~ he Medical Faculty OF tie city Of New
York where he has bees practising pyse since the year l7ss
continues consulted nj his oce No. 1876 Fulton St
y opposite Church The obstinate and iaveterste d.
se.ses requiring the sourde In treatment and par
teuarly originating in impury Of the blood and
chronic Affections rheumasms distractions, ulcers In the
throat of the skp debility he will he speedily asd
radically by the least expensive and most sonve
nent patients Remedies TO be used are prepared by him
selC good effects rendered lnahie DR. De Angels
has effected 10 many which has baed all the re-
ssurces medical but he cites only few Copy Of
letter from Osborne and resnd physicians Of this CITY,
10 Or. De Angelic; go
Strive have hesitation In replying 10 note 10 say
ing you deserve much credit Tor your successful treatment
o John Thora sert had baed physicians both here and
A. .,ays favorable climate your obediert
" SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ ID.
w. ~ IRELAND, NJ. d.
Patients may inquire Of Mr. Thorn himself, who to be
fourd NJ No below Coffee House Slip, and also
OF his brother, Alderman Thorn Broo n Dr. De Angels
also refers Mr. Themas NJ mLean Of t5 MAIDEN Lane Tor
Mr. JohH " Bsem, and Mr. Rurtls, bookseller.
HE oa,. iez7-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

" Bobby Haywood has gives a reason why Mis-,
Williams should be called Augusta" Will he now
give a reason why she should be called his daughter
eeing that he is not her father
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
READgM, TMIYK F&K Y0UnslELF IF,

application study experience and experiments
of ~. medical gentlemen in this disease
known this class of diseases as text
book for every medical writer treating the subject
and nearly out of print copy OF which still
taken library OF Pennsylvania Hospital; the
cept Europe agoby the present
uactuer Of whe has used In his practice ever SINCE until
n, retired from public practice and through pure mo-
yes philanthropy that made public the price always
remain dollar bottle TO be within the reach OF
he most unfortunate Someof intelligent, unbiased
ply having given repeated trials have adopted the
practice without fear OF its being
eempshed. The werd Is challenged to furnish medicine
as ceras safe and expeditions in the eItkpa,ion OF VI
and situation, without
restrictions whatever the nvsuabe Hunters
ned Drop vial genuine will have the written sigma
iure Of IT, EVIsON whom he obtained privately
Division street. only in New York. auS Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19

NJ DOCTOR GLOVER coBfnes himself 10 Office prac.
ce OF certain class Of diseases He has had
experience and has directed his practice particularly
diseases Of added N cole gate nsedi
cal hrst Instance, which gives him decided
the general practitioner srssgers will do
well discriminate the regular practitioner rom the sdver
sirr doctors nedcs buffers and pretend
Office No Ann street Private entrance 9Th door from
tbs Lamp al the inner office door In The evening"
s1im. pa GLOVER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
PUBLISHED DAILY nv
IA III E q ~ ID N II Nc TTs

JAMES GO DON nc y TT.
NO. I'll ANN sTpEET.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIN0.-Tbee extensive ercnlatos
Of the HERALD both In saa country, make snpcrcv
channel for advertisers.
FoR TWELVE LINES, On LESS
day, 80 SOL days, ~ 5I days " 10 days.
a. iSs SIS. ia aS
FOR RIGHT LINES or LESS. -
2 weeks ~ so months, YS
1 month"; 90 months, Nv
An advertisements to he paid before their inseruon
Advertisements inserted 10 the WEEKLY HrsALp "si 70
per square every Insertion.
Mossise HkRALp-ssped every morning, except snsdsy-
price, copy Country Subscribers -
the rate, for specific period, on asf
vance No paper sent unless paid In advance. -,
HssAIB-issucd every sftern~on ~ vne ocbock
Price, cest per copy. Country supscrpers ufss"eds
the rste-cash In advance.
wrrxLy HrsALp-issued eyery ssturasy morning Mso
alockPrce 81 cents Furnsheo 70 cUunfy subso~
bers nj o. per annum, In advance
reqneed 10 address their letters 10
Ja~es Gordon Brnn> Propricor and Edto and all lsusH
u business must be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-19
COLORED PAPER,

NOLOALD IL "A LII,
AND FANCY PAGER BOX MANUFACTORY.
No. IA Fulton aud SO Go d street, Nep York.
II large tmsn Of Coored Pasers OF every sserip
oasueh plain coored embossed marble, notified, spot
ted he kept constantly hand Aiso extensive assort
Fancy Paper Bexes variety and for
Orders both nes executed with and despatch
BLANC BODEN,
SLIM Manufacturers, Nos. "a Fulton and So Gold