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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
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ON The CONTRARY doe, ma, Sion ,h c, IA ,u,,.nly, hnt
enables the patent TO throw oil the tough phlen with
out accratns the luus., while nature rud the healing
qualities OF the ehxer, by removing all morbid nris-
ICONS AID inflammation from the lunss TO the st"cr,
aud finally eNpc' II by pcrsplaon "ni "hcrwise "'ii
effect cure, aud The patient durug the mean time w'li
become attached toh,hy which means and perseNet-
auce, many valuable lives haze been saved.
lie" certificates are added TO c'nynce tho most in
crcduous oi tie superiority OF tins uei,cnc over any
other - use, wh!e Is recommended to tho'e ,ulerlns
to read, try, judge aud then "spoak they fad
Messn Curt,s & Russell i cannot rhear +, inform
you 81 the result upon my cltItcn the
ui IN. H. Downs Vegetable bais.nnc Eaxcr.' sohe
umo last waiter was visit To- my iathtrn law ~
Jercu, with my VT: aud children, when there, the
youngest son took violent cold, which RENTED
election up"u the uuss, which bad lair TO term
he IA short time. the advice OF ,ular ysicdn,
ald Oihers, having en- obtained when appeared
service h. the lille sufferer, the last resort could
tnIuk oi, was induced ~ ride twenty mios anl OBJ.
iauej bottle Of the Elixir Upon ny return went
Immediately 10 ADMINISTERING IT, aud IA II short hour
the child began 10 breath more freely. It'll pcrse.
vered until evening, when twas apparently recover
.us fast And nltnoush lew hour. before the ch,.l
was supposed to be as al recovery, II wa, but thtse
Jays before We were enaoed to return honc with no
child, which soon resa,neI 1t, u,uu. health aud la,
t.lg H tuslq
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
BRIGHTON MAnkLr-MonIa,, Dec. !

A. market Ga5 beet cattle 1870 sheep aud 800 SWINE A.
bout 70 utti cstI. uusUd.
futCts- Esef Canis l.isi weeks puccs we've not
parted Hd reduce outRttons Itrst quaiV 80 q
13 second quality - % thtd qu,iy % Is -
Sh'cp, w quote Hts At . -. . 30 rs - aud 3 %
Sirias Lots pebble sold az Tor sovs. aud :
lot biffuWs a retail, "a L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
NHATEHEINH.A H'EGS,
DESIGNED FOR
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES AND COLLEGES.
BY CHARLES DAVIES.

I has been the Intention IN this 10 unite the
ay tcal methods OF the French, with the practical meth.
ODDS ct the English Schuu These works embrace en-.
tire course Of Mathematics pursued the Uned states
Military Academy They have also been adopted by
OF tie Colleges regular Text Bucks and likewise "a
tensyey used ~ Select Schools aud Academies. Nuurr-
Testimonials favor u these works have received
from professional all pIrts OF the Unted
They respectively commended the uitteuuu Vi Ia.
etruclots and all ntMofs inter. slcd I'D lducatmn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Massachusetts The 81 TRIAL for tie election Of Member
o Congress in the 4ih District MONDAY nth inst result
ted choice. Tie IN the District sos less
than the last trial Pntmeuer lad 39C8 BROOKS 38I7
Parmonier's plurality al, Scattering votes 652.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

South Carolina We lean o., lhe EIpfsss Ma, n lit,
essutay INST ~aisfssy }ast Fluck N-be go elected
Grfcfpof of ts STATE Of south tloua. Mr. N.be feft
e,i0ng IS sas~s
Thsnss sai.h 81 Dar.as'ea. ~a' elected Lea;sasnt
CaFcEtaf
Aasu. Faiituon Was chosea Pre- tho sensis 10
,0pgs the rsoaooy ooeatsnss b. hf Aoess sscilSa 20
tie sssls q Ooscfnof.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
Pennsylvania Legislature.

II appcars that three Of the Wig members Of the Legs.
latue. Mcssrs Butler and Stuteyant of Luesne and
Mr. MuuteUs of Union have lett body claiming be
the House at Representatives. o which Mr. Cunningham
Speaker, Joined the Van Buren, portion OF the House
This the latter body to 5iexcluyc al the eight
Van Buren, candidates from Philadelphia county-whcb
siiues quorum the House wen full consists OF only
100 ln the hig body there but 40 Including
the Wing members from Philadelphia county Under these
circumstances the Journal 0I Commerce thinks the Senate
acknowledge the 81 the lawful House al R.Presn-
ta,es This however doubtful, A. the question Ia he de-
cdrd tie Sens,e whi'h is the legally Organized tuue
II tins does take place however the Wing representatives,
whose undsputed, will problbly with the
Other body AM the members whose seats upcontcsted,
viii constitute the the House and decide upon The claims
o the candidates for the dspu,el 1.-THE Van Bnen
candidates admitted. the House will be dyided-Whgs
- v u 56-Nan Buren, minority II.
In the Senate If the Wing candidate from Chester and
the Van iiucn candidates fro Philadelphia county ad-
mntcdthc Wing m'jnrty will be nine, making JOINT
ballot of the twn Houses Van Buren, maioy of g. But
ihe hlg candid les admitted irom both Chester aAd
Philadelphia the Wing majority will be l3-mak
ing JOINT ballot Of the Houses wing majority oil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
Mt.tItliiD.

In Troy, December 20, by the Rev WIN T. Wal
ker Joseph iham ESQ, to Miss PHI be Elizabeth Rich
alds rrncips OF the Fourth Ware Female SEMINARY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
nsartlwcli's Axes.

pURT & MASON have just received new supply
II II thos- noioriou. Cutters.
Rutland Deb >, 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
s. r. R.K " 60 w..

-r-s,J-s C,lME into the inclosurc. Of
rt52sa III l3HIrsl ~ oi the suhscrllcr or
tEfSaaa ll,;,ssY W bout the l8th inst, dark red
Efk1 Cow. The owner Is requested
tLL-Ik 10 prove property. pay charges
-. sxss9.szh AMI take her away. Apply a
tins Once. JANE, CONAN.
kutlapd Dec, o., 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

aged Revolutionary Wig We learn from the
Washington county n. Y. Post, that Mr. Jonathan Rey
nolds, now of Whitehall and who is IN his hun.
dedh year The polls at the recent election that
State and voted the full Wing II cket Just he said he
had done iliy years without exception.
Mr. X. was Lieut. IN the Revolutionary War, and
enjoys pension such Mr. X is Of Westcheste
County engaged IN tie predatory warfare that
ty IN I775,-7G aud -'77-was al Cherry Valley under
Gca Washington and several Of the pincpll engage.
under the Commander in Chief whose confidence no
enjoyed.
We pleased this well deserved notice Of this a.
ged revolutionary patriot We have ourselves known hm
or forty years and well his de-
portment We believe lie resided ia town that
of years and ~hen he ten this place for Whitehall "a
bout four years sncel he 'prghtly and active
then ny young men of sixteen.
The people Of Whitehall tain giving the aged veteran
pubic dinner, hope they viii do So and invite all
tie revolutionary heroes far aud to The festival
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

FlsrGs ftny, eonssiing g. t~siss persons ~ lie
n,ns of yasr fscrhiis Insrdsie1 y lie ludsIs
ssrui t.es iron Bisei Cfett
Cap p4usael rscehiiy esoa,etea TO O
Si.cuals pts had ss,denF leea tied By ne lbd4sss
Tree otter hse alan Tres iuno a. tic nssLbo.
stefs s.a. bsutsn snd bSy partly bufatd. oae 81
ths sgasEed ihs b ~ by sbolg sIlsen pam
oac, ssuss q DsHrils NeIu,out.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Gsorsta AbN b, passed. tic House o. RspreseEis-
usss tsss IT'S aNs 3, rsesee iss seE-r Of na~u
q lie LexlslSi-ss,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

The Drta,kdrds Hospltal The Boston Tunes states
that seriously Contemplation 10 "Pcn husps.l of
tie reception Of ueJdaes OF MlssAcgIsets thinks
that thousands ma, be reformed by 1t. very good
aud ,efy good thought The drmkdfd can be cured but
he cannot care himssV
Tie PsansyirGniG Rdbtlon-Some Of our exchange pa
pers nadefs4nd .Al IAe Two hostile houses Of he
Pcnh Legislature have co.esced We do understood
II 90 precIsen nolN thsludius OF Tie Wing
Jers have sth The Loco Foco Duiy Tue
direct rom harrisburg, Indicate an adjustment Of
the difficulties.
Tie report oflhe Wing branch Of the Legislature The
Seuajsl preceding columns, viii be lound very
tefcstiug ~ readers on tlis uomentous subject
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

A@eir.f CksrA. A ebsIeh sraho,sg ia The tqv's
q Istska. a., ~h0s ecih y lie lfssch Il !Ctu
1s s<l - lsEg "a IN esFis Ex-s ,lsr essfsr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
s.lIl,ll1cd Cheese,

RURF& MASON want a few thou,anI pounds, en-
- hpciy (ftt fam Cram,
RItidud, Dec 10, 1888
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Aaotler Fut al Darlington, We learn hom Burlington
thst Tuesdsy nsh tie 51h met. the LiocA Factory
sauneIt FACTORY, Saw Mai, Bacs.@hs shuP, add small
dazzling onoa River 1t wlaooss, Village wa destroy,
81 3, ere
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

The capture u tie frt 81 - Juan de Ulloa hy small
,easdrna fgaies, after bomta omen ~ ie" hours
eus 10 ters remarkable eat ui arms and oem"ntNh'es
s,sat ss.ll tbc el Of tie Trench attacking iofce
TAs eas.c hst ziN4ss been frpaed strong and ~
desna-d uiih any Of sfceaey ought, one would sup
ps.sr O. have made mvch t~itsF resistance.
The sug prertg i~e'tr. OF TIE freuch rs'ies seems
10 have .en scrsblc ahd thst nhs tro~n or faiLef
ave ieata % Gaze, Gei y0,ni blanc, om large
lo~tssrt, raused terrible destruction
sach fssot occaanued b, Comparatively small lore
rs, lead To sons dssbts sbeiic . be worth ~hc heTe'
&c. To- ant onsutt ,gebd large foGcaoas which
.fea boon and lev sips Pfopeit equPred and manss
e. nsy tu the sfosnd.
Sieaa hsitsfcs, perhaps ~il coHtHuie heneeiaf'h TIE
ehtef de'sste 81 ports
vii y msiirf oi uisfes' "a both Europe anJ Amen
isaru uhst dsps taos ihs Ffench Gosefnmtnl Nll
make e tie capiurea Tort
n Ffahce stall 0bdettsks to lnid permsnsnils otsha
proceed 30 81 concuet Meticp pt b. ~
sess.f iof Ga 20 State themselves sus
ehst st o. pstEsie tae iuf usans o. hch ~ pre-
soc. I'D The coEqUess 81 tHfnpssa pluef iAs Con
uhsut s-ly TOO pass'biy lead ~ 4 Anfucsn-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Indiana SsnaoT We esru tbat tie Leg stature Of that
state 90 tLs Iilh inst elected 10 tie : seuate Tic Dn
Au-rt Nhu. ~ hisl ao~ Kspesrn,4tse % onssess,
lr the term Of - ,eafs RON tie ava Of March ueII
NJ n A4,e succeed tie Hoo John 1FaoB ' B
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25
WHOLEsALF 4 REFILL AGENTS.

Beekwiih * Dyer, Salisbury Mcssr Cor.s'i Store
Gr.udpn lienry m.,tf bit'ord Hitchcock Mo-
ssu West Futla4I aoi Clarendon. o. tbo Ca-iie'on
Bookstore; stanley LtiLagwel Go. Wet FouiiG'y
&. X. Walker Go. Brasnni 4. l.. C1thn Orwell
kent Nushi ssorelan Wm, Miro SifewIbufy, 49,
vicinity ley kutlsaI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

oli0 The soirs a. Governor we're counted by the
Speaker, Of The two Houses Friday last The fesut
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Nsic NoJk Canal TIE \. Y. Sun s1ys It is estimated
that four hundred boats containing produce with mor
and half Of dollars frozen tight N the canals On n,
Hudson number Of well Laden bsges fast the cea
aud about Catskill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

71s Ierisia'v-' # Ns,h Cs'o-a Ia ne lower Ilou-e
be- psssro ~ f'srtors indicative oi he opni"a
~ ist bdt is Sob Ttrssu'v ouesftoo. Wh7i efce,
ihs sr,ioa have she course 81 Messr, nroNn &
Sftsnce renYsirs 20 be
An~ psosu,ae setting forth The Hriv nr~-si' n
4cr'rA erprsstnn ~ a rpoirus Of 10 rgts aturc pn
90. go isri. u-oitnu.d. tir f'su'piions drclafc
T7t in- efp1sf.ff f~sauit"ns werr pss.'d In VIOLA
Of the Constitution aud o the dcs'oision OF the Sew
Tt7i r,.aaiio., oor,t 10 be p,..ed hy he L Sen.
ae 81 that act and 81 she resolutions suhot
Bns g g. 10 dpuo
p T,p, ere Sob Tte-sur, system d,eperca. eSpcdi.
sr Co. updcuate ard anutadt 30 tie fcpuean character
ur on, Go,etnc,eut
rbl, The pahic land, tho property n al
he states and that The pre- ompon act "ss unjust to tie
OLD Ststrs
IN, tic p,opot deposition of The public lands soil
them anI vide tho eds among tie several states
acr0fd ~ b. irdc'ai population.
Th,t The present Administration is guilty Of vasicfu
. c,ttsssgarce
Thst the executive p,ironarc and rovc have ncroas
ed 90 7u iiIrrug extent, and Ought tn 30 minslcd
That thc senators ard Ecprcco'aliyes IN Congress
Will represent tho wishes tie ropc II North Catolua,
by voiin, To c7tfy She above resolutions And the
en- Eeuursts the Cutrrror send the resolutions to
Their Senator'S and llrp,c.c 1isiiycs IN Congress
% the Sd INST the Legislature elected b, Joint b'ot.
the Executive Couuo 81 4 members OF which are Wbgs
1.-THE tvo.lerred Sub Treasury Plunderinr system
ia continued much longer. Congress will have 10 lay a
direct aa upon the People To- Keep the wheels Of v.
eminent IN motion. b. r GaErtte.
Death Of Commodore Nicholson. We are panied IN
tta,e that Commodore J. Ncloon died At his residence
IN this city. "Wednesday evening about ocock of APP
opcIy aitef only few hours ilIuess.-BaHimore Amon'
! can
Nec Yo,k Canal TIE Y. Sun s1ys Il is estimated
th't lou' huuded boats containing produce with m'o'
and half Of dollars tgt the canals On The
Hudson number Of well laden bages fast IN the ce
. aud about Catsklll.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

Death Of Commodore Nicholson. We panied IN
that Commodore J. Nicoison died At his residence
this city. "Wednesday evening about ociock of ap.
oplciy, amer only few hours illue,s.Baltimore dne.
can.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

lils phlCe.
kutlaud. Dec, o., 1898.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-25

1.-THE tvn-rgred Sub Treasury. Plundrring System
ia continued much longer. Congress will have 10 lay
direct tah upon the People to keep the wheels Of G "
/ eminent IN motion -- y. + Gdsrtte.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

Poues-Saturday.- Washington Dixon
appeared al the desk to answer to the charge of a
of types. The charge was finally Withdrawn by the
complainant, and the accused acquitted.
Charles Simon, was caught in possession of gold
ring, which Angel Jacobs, Of SAL Bowery, swofe he
had no title TO. Simon pleaded nard for remission
of his sin, but Angel had no mercy on him, and so
he was sent IN 10 the cells.
Charles Richardson was brought up, accused of
stealing from the pantaloons pocket Of his fellow
lodser, Peter Brandon no. $40 Water street, the
of $50, the said Peler beng asleep at the time. Com
mitted
Michael Doyle was turned our of his boarding
house, for being adefaulier the amount of week
eating, drinking and lodging, and came in distress
the house Of James Doyle, who compassionaed his
coalition, and invited him TO take shelter under his
roof and parlake from his board. Michael requited
the hospitality OF his generous namcsake by hooking
double cased silver watch from the mantel piece,
and running off with it. The ungrateful vagaoond
was arrested and committed to prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

New Yosx, November 70, 1888,
W To Doctor Dejsnen So4 HUDSON sueeI-Desr sir
has produced the efrct
free from the cough aud the OF ungs The
csugh bad during five years was cured. and remained
yosr syrup has freed me from H. Hope mat msay shers Will
experience Densf. and thank for your krd
"e''' :" '''i FELIX vARaLA. Clergyman, q Reed 81.
Nav Yosk, I'm July ls9s
myself the offered opportunity 10 recommend ts the public
your valuable vegetable syrup VI. saicted ior some tHse
This syrup. feel my eery that quite
well Of the disease. shall happy al any time give my
testimony 70 any one '~, A6sI s rEYn iS is csa.
Hrw YosE. lat May lass.
under violent and obstinate cough pite sometimes
Of grsenh cosr nd sometmss white mixed with blood
take his ssvce and happy say that having
wonderful remedy Tor weeks have been
Of who are .nary situated he result. Of my sIper
esce, hat all who suffering with violent cough may
THIS medicine with The fullest confidence Ssossnpg ssIee,
To Dr. D.jsnsn-Dear sh-Ihereby certify that was Ia.
m, heshL ADELAlDE BERrE, iss Mous,;
very bad cough. which happy say has disappeared
~ using bait bottle Of vegetable yrup feel duty
%sdy ia H nuns spo a., ,@s
= S. ~ NE sSss 70 ss sss
Hndson from O'Clock snd from four TO The
Every snd saebSosie and syeSc diseases psreusy for
the ringwom. Also vegetable rup with which he
raaiees The cure Of obnss splitting efsood and css
To the sdor o. The Herald particular friend Of
mine bad been In most distressed way Tor eight years with
IN. throat Tie attended by physicians par
POSE only expense, but having applied Dr. D.janon
completed bis epre BY Publishing this TACT wish render
ervse The prforuss,es sserse under similar diseases
ss.an.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

u The subscnSss, JAS FOWLER. yr ssrmsrly. 81
e .S,. sss
In the SAME soci the patronage OF his rend
His principal aim VIII be TO Keep his bar liquors.
1sles ofthe first Quality, supply Of which he has
He has also made 10 supply Of
home brewed Ale article Of the kind which be sur
passed In quality where's and when In
which will DC shortly he wlse ready to furnish superior
style Welsh R.rebi" Of me gst SORT soss to make the
Harmonic mee,nss every "wednesday and Saturday even
=s and ;sisn;sd SSc.s l,asy prSS.Tsa
lar at enhance. JAS FOWLER, Jr.
SLIM
u cIiR Il JAW Mo sAkEk, eo1as4 Of Broadway
and Fulton respectfully invites all wearers and conae
inspect his newly Invented ven,lanR Wigs which
for elegance gAness and durability may rank amoug the
ali shers They cover no MOI than the natural
hair composed Of hair which never loses ITS curl and fit
socoss to head that the most critical observer will TAIL 10
Strangers should observe that CIrehugh the only maker
of this description ot wig In the United Sntes aud corse-
qsenily they are 70 be found In any other store
THE HUMAN EYE.
sos BROADWAY. coaNiR OF Duane STREET,
toss Of Ion ron, an incpent degree OF iAhammauon to
The EY exsmned with III. most powerful Optical nstru
mens invented by Or E. by which he can oeec, the slight
Glasses nued las usuall to the particular defect
sDr. y. respectfully begs leave 70 STATE that in coa-
he attend the office only three days in each week. Wis.,
Monday Wednesday, and Froay when he will pate
betwaeR the hours Of 10 and 8 O'Clock. anl6-ims
Mount q w tlson,
SIGN AND ORNA MENTAL PAINTERS,
100 Water, TO TIE corner Of Wallst
Signs plain and ornamental Military Flags and Devices OF
every description painted with reference always durability
propriety and good taste.
uniform system OF charges adhered TO.
aul8 2m~
p FOUND-Vesterday in Broadway, Pocket WAL
LET containing several memorah dums, among which
bill and receipt for the New York Mirror. The
have The by applying Al this office and paying for
vertisement au3l ST
STiTUTE AT CASTLE GARDEN, will open for the re-
espioa OF vi ilors on Monday, sef 3d. at2 r. M
Tickets of admission IS cents
Members Of the Institute their annual tickets on
application al the Institute kooms City Hall sl21
uKHEUMATI>M&C ONsUMPTION CURED - have
many subject violent attacks OF rheumatism
which would affect my head back Chest and limbs produc
the creates, distress and making al tunes almost crazy
Last winter after attach OF Rheumatism took
cold which eled upon my lungs snd cough
and other symptoms OF consumption Suffering the
Of torments for DR.. Rogers and Dr. A. Snthe,
who honestly told they could nothing for Of any
consequence but advised Dr. Tayors Balsan OF
Lverwort sold only at SIS Bowery. need only add that
this excellent medicine relieved material in "a hours and
entirely cured six wseks, for which now render my
sincere thanks.
JAMES l. BANNHN,
n Sands street, Brooklyn.
- Be cautious and look mt for commercials
81 StwIt'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
Soy
MARR lED,

On THURSDAY, 3lg ut. REV. D.. Taylor, Jamrs
yonss, Elizabeth, daughter OF Abraham sshernerhcrn
ESQ.
Al Msuituek l. Saturday, the 18th ult by the Rev
A. Luce Thomas W. Osborn of New YORK. To Miriam Irwin,
daughter Of James W Reeve ESQ Of the former place.
On Thursday evening Aug 3mh, ~ Pauls Church. Ho.
boxes, D. BY The Rev a. ward, Mr. Messens Clark, Of
nonts oucry AApsma TO Miss Aus Inc, dnuehr Of the as
Philip Earl OF the former place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

ksssos.-A full Garden this evening, a. matter
of course. Rice brngs eat his farce said 70 %
full of fuR and in which some well known incidents
and personaees will be recognized. We wonder what
and who they are The Miler's Man, besutiui
vauievile-Mss Clarence Wells, an exceedingly
pretty girl, and charming vocaiist-Sefton, IN one
of his drollsst parts-Blshop, Horncastle, Archer
and Badeck all in good characters, with delight
fal music, which they sing effectively, and above
ALL the benefit of Mr.. Watson, whose Industry
and ability as composer and musical director have
contributed SO essentially TO the public amusement.
If the public do not contribute essentially to him
this evening, we mistake their character for justice
and beralty-thats all.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

DAhh ssaEAxHE.--0n MONDAY EVENING
BORN To eSoD I.UeK-Paud.es eRassr,y, Mr. Fewer
Nina, Mrs Pritchard
PAS DE DEUx, by Master and Miss Wells.
THE IRISH LION-Tom Moore. Mr. Power-JenAs, Miss
TnrnbulL
To conclude With
NY UNCLE JOHN Uncle John, MIR. Piacde-Ei1a, Mr.
Doors open at Performance be gins at H. Boxes, o.
Pit. SO cents. Gallery. IS cents.
NATIONAL THE ATRE-Lale Italian Opera
House.-Mr WALLACK Lessee-Corner OF Leonard and
Church streets, ten doors from Broadway. - -
FITS! Night OF the engagement Of MR. EDWIN FOR
Mr. walack has also engaged for limited period the fol-
lowing per whose celebrity web established both la
Europe and this counlrysiss -hirref, Mile Celeste Mr..
nence who In the course OF the ensuing season
THIS EVENING will be performed,
DAMON AND PYTHIAS-Damon, Mr. Forrest-Pythias,
MIR Forbes-Dionysus, Mr Calanthe, Miss Mo-
nler-hermion, Mrs SETON
RAISING THE WJND-Jeremy Dlddler, Mr. Barrett
On Tuesday the Play OF "rhe Lady Of Lyons"- Glade
MeIn0te, Mr. Forrest.
During Mr. FORESTS engagement the Free List with the
exception OF the Press necessarily be suspended.
boxet xl-Ph 81 c. rls--lsalery 20
II D0oraopens ~ O'Clock.
Ir.ANA LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
= under the direction Of Mr.. W. k. BLAkE.-ThIS EVE
THE sYRtcUsAN BRoTHERs-Lucnius, Mr. Bannistsr
-Catherus, Mr. Forrest
After which,
A PAS sEUL--By Mr. Ccdet
Alter wkich
sETTIN ON a RAIL-by MI. Foster
THE TWO sPANiARDs-Alvardo, Mr. Banaister- Florin.
Doors open at performance to commence a, halfpas,
O'Clock. aug Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

GREAT REGArrA.-Today comes off at Bradley's,
foot of Fory.second street, grand regatta for $1,000
between the boats Spark and Disowned Grounds
thrown open at IL o'clock.