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"A Great ERasogaEgs,

VEVHE subscriber offers for sale his TAVERN
Il STAND, CONSISTING Of buildings, new, CON
venlent, and finished in the most superb style -
Connected with whIrb is an aero aud half of
land, in Il state of high cultivation. To those who
are acquainted with the place, the business &c
this Stand needs no recommendation. 1t is situated
IN the middle OF the town of Concord, where all
the public business of the town is transac,ed-on
the stage road leading from Burlington 10 GuiIhall
in the largest town in the County 1t possesses
many advantages above other taverns, inasmuch as
it is SO situated, that the Stage dimes at this place
four times week, and affords good chance for
taking boardors from the AcademIca School, stu.
ated very
Those wishing to purchase, will do well to call
ana examine Tor themselves. Liberal credit will
be gwen 1t preferred. BRIGHAM PIKE.
concord, VI october d, 1887. 1l-Sw
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STATE OF YER MONT.

CALEDONIA County, SIS.
To John Stenrns, late of Dunvie, in said County.
now ofCompton some other place in the Prov
ince of Lower Canada GREETING.
N7OU by the authority of the State of Yer
h mont hereby notified 70 appear before the Su-
premc Court next 10 be holden at Danville within
and for the County Of CALEDONIA on the 7ih Tuesday
next after the 4lh 'fucsduy in January A. ID. 1855,
thea and there to answer to the above Petition Of
LYDIA G. Scarns preferred to said Court to be hol-
den aforesaid, praying that the said Supreme
Court may dissolve the Bonds Of 'latrimony be.
tween you and her for the causes more fully set
forth in said Peution- to wit: wfu desertion for
more than three years-AduItery with Abigail
Persons and other women whose names
known to your Pettoner--and for intolerablo
verify. Fail not Of appearance.
Given under my hand at Danvile aforesaid, this
26h day of December, A. ID. 1887.
SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS, Clerk Of S. Court.
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Qualifications jor Congress.-'Why do you not .,
present yourself us candidate for Congress-
said lady to her husband who was Gon1 r the 40
lis cboir by the govt Il am not qualified ior !he
station was the reply. Il think you are replied
the wife, your language and actions are truly
parliamentary. When bills are, presented you
either order Them to he laid on the table, or n"no
a motion to rise; though often out of Order you you
are still supported by the char ana you T,gn pIT 10
your nose into measures winch arc o"'''''
DESTROY the constitution
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ESOOlGS.

ME Subscribers have for sale general aSsort-
Il ment of SCHOOL BOOKS: among which
are the toiiowing-- Adams, Smiths, Buchcrs,
W, snnd Farley Arithmetic; Oluey IS, puIeys,
Woodbsidge's apd Wizards large C;eos Apply; Hrs
Lncoln's Botany; Play Euclid; Worrcsers
History; Farley 5 lst aud I'd Book do; BIaIcs
Astronomy; Crumbs Geometry; Political Glass
Book; Smiths Grammar; National Reader; Clas-
steal do; Porers Rhetorical do Young Ladies
Glass Book; Classical Speaker; Blairs Rhetoric;
History u s. do French; French Reader
French Grammar; lie Bruins Telcmaque; History
OF Louis AV in French; do Charles XII Cicero's
Oraons, &c &c. Also.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS: among which
are the following Mothers Book; The Mother at
Home; Child at Home; Mothers Friend; Letters
to the Young; Six ,ronths in Convcnt; Nlammon
"a Prize Essay; Church members Guide; Halves
Lectures 10 Young Men; Memoirs of Mrs. Judson;
do of Erainard Taylor; Bucks Dictionary; NAL
CONS Bible do; History of Martyrs: Lectures on
Dramatic Art and Literature; Bakowel's Introduce
ton to GEOLOGY with Professor iIIimans \ ppendx;
harSn and small Bibles; Watts and Select Ii vmns;
Toy Books &c DC. All of which will be sold on
Tie most reasonable terms.
SIlEDD x JEW EFT.
St ohnshury Plain, Sept. %, 1887 S-tf
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY, SIS.
THE foregoing Petition being presented to the
undersigned, one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court of this State, and it being made to appear
that John Stoarns the PctiliCncG therein named is
without the reach OF legal process from SAID Supreme
Court; IL IS ordered ihat the Petitioner notjtv the
said Petitionee to appear before the Supreme Court
next to be holden at Danville within and for the
County of Caledonia on the 9TH Tuesday next after
the 4h Tuesday in January A. ID. 1888, then and
do and perform what shall be ordered in the premi-
Ses-hy causing the substance Of the foregoing Petit
ton and the citation thereon, together with This or
der to be published in the Caledonian n newspaper
printed in st, Johnsbury, in the County of Caleto-
MIA, three weeks successfully the last of which
publications. shall be at least six weeks before the
sitting of the Supreme Court as aforesaid
Dated at Danville, in the County of Caledonia, this
2Sth day Of December, \. ID. 1887
22-3w ISAAC +. REDFIELD JudCe
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PDEEE NJ.
From the Token and SOUVENIR, TOR 1919
THE FIRESIDE.

From the Token and SouDenT, J0r 1000
THE FIREsIDE.
sWhat gift have you brought to your own hreS''o'
Twas a mothers voice that spako'-
Without. the tempest doth forcey chIde'
But peace and Joy shall within ABIDE
oh cherish them Tor my sake
A common stock is our happiness here
Each heart must contribute It's mlto'
Tho Hiss TO swell, or the pain to cheer;
Son and daughter and husband dear,
What will you add to night
Than tho student boy from the letered page
Raised bright though t-spealSing eye;
That knowledge was there which doth grid the sage
And knde fame mid the frost Of age
With light and majesty.
A blooming GIRL like IL rose on its stem,
Her bird like carol poured;
Beauty and music their radiant gem
Shook from their sparkling diadcm,
To swell the treasurc-board
Then PALE sick child her guerdon brought,
Twas the smile Of patient trust,
For stern disease had moral wrought,
And patient and pure was her chastened thought,
AS pearl by tho iudc nnrscd.
A fair babe woke IN its cradle bed,
And chung to its mothers broaat,
But soon to the knee Of its sire itsped;
Love was its gift, and tho angels said
That tho baby's gift was best.
Then tho father he spoke with grateful air,
Of tho God whom his youth had known;
And the mothers sigh of tender care,
Wont up in the shape of winged prayer,
And was hoard before the Throne.
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Look at EhHS.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at my
" Factory at IL. Paddock's Furnace, WINDOW
SASH, of various kinds and sizes. PANNEL
DOORS, of a, 6, and 8 pannels, from to 9 inches
thick suitable for outside and inside doors. Win
dow Blinds of different sizes.
u lie would just say to the public that his
Sash, Blinds and Doors are made of the first rate
st ,ck by experienced workmen, and in the latest
style, and sold reasonable terms. Please to
call and look.
N. b. All orders by Mail or otherwise punctu-
ally attended to.
LINDORF MORRIS
st. Johnsbury, August 7, 1887.
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Roots amid SIN De s.

a. FORGE G. BARNEY begs leave to tender
va his acknowledgements to the Public for past
iavors and to inform them that he continues to
manufacture
BOOTS and SHOES
at his old stand where he has on hand and intends
keeping constant supply of all articles in his line
warranted to be made of the frs. rate stock, and of
to do good service.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine his stock under the assurance that his pr-
ces are moderate and the smallest favors will be
thankfully received.
~ b. The subscriber has been waiting long to
exchange few old notes and accounts for cash
&c &c, but has waited in vain-Therefore Greeting
will come unawares--look out
GEO. c. BARNEY.
81 JohnsDury Ram, Aug. II, 1897 eff
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"A Chemical Bust.--Have you any goon 'I ,nnI ~
sell ?, said school instructor to country a''u
I Iord who often boosted of his knowledge, OF
G 'Sfa' E No SIR was the reply my in" sa last
fail WINS situated in remote corner and congeal
ed consequently the pirOiythic dc.a was d's sen
gagged and thereby the maciIdge escaped anu 'e''-
dered the liquid unfit foruse.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-01-09

"A Dialogue IN 81. Gabriel Street.-'Did you
beor that Miss - is about to marry - the
schoolmaster?' Yes replied ID. and l do not
believe Il word OF it, why not? why should
D. Il know she has pupil in her eye.-'Non-
ire1L TranscrlDt.
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SdEGyca.

ENROM the pasture Of the subscriber in Gudhall
IA about the isl day of October last, ii three year
old sorrel MARE, with white feet-a black spot
on me right side Any person giving information
where she may be found shall be suitably rewarded.
HIRAM III. NICHOLS.
Guidhall, VT. Nov. 7, 1887. left
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From the Christian KeeDsake

From the Christian Keepsake
Lift up thine eyes, afflicted soul!
From earth lift up thine eyes,
Though dark the evening shadows roll,
And daylight beauty dies;
One sun is set--a thousand more
Their rounds of glory run,
Where science leads thee to explore
In every star sun.
Thus when shame long loved comfort ends,
And nature would despair,
falth to the heaven of heaven ascends
And meets ten thousand there
First faint and small, then clear and bright.
They gladden. all the gloom
AND stars that seem but points of light,
The rank of suns assume.
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Printing.

4 LII kind of printing usually done in country
L N office executed with neatness and for the
customary prices at this office. Orders will receive
prompt attention.
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FOR THE CALEDoNIAN.


rIN MEMORY OF Nh JoHN HoFFMAN.l
Thou art at rest thy pains are DER;
Lies bitterness is past-
Through trials deep and sufferings long
Thou hast escaped at last.
Thy course was finished ere thy sun
Had reached meridian height;
Blcst boon! transpanted to a world
OF never fading light!
saw thee, when upon thy cheek
The rose of health bloomed fair,
And on thy yet unwrinklcd brow
Phere was no trace of care.
deemed that thou vert happy then,
Dreaming of earthly bliss,
And little thinking what SO soon
Might mar such happiness.
saw thee, when thy fondest hopes
Lingering disease had crushed,
And, in thy sorrowstrcken heart,
All hopes of life were hushed.
Thy chastened spirit looked to God,
And ''plumed its wings for Heaven; )"
1t sought in Jesus name, for rest,
And rest to it was given.
knew that heart was happier then,
With hopes of glory rife,
Than when elate with fond desires
OF long and cloudless life.
Thy form-thy wasted form is laid
Beneath the frozen ciod,
But thy immortal soul now chants
The praises of its God.
Thou art at rest but loved ones left,
Cherish thy memory here,
And, DER thy 'voceless dwelling shed
Loves sweet, but mournfll tear.
o, when they've drunk the cup of life,
And hear the mandate-"come
May parents, brothers, sisters, friends,
All share Thy happy home
Lyndon, Dec. %, 1887.
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NESW GOODS. g!
CHEAPER THAN EVER-.NO !Ih . il..s;l%

CHE0PER TTI.4.N EVER-.VO 'IH1 4 N 1870
T1TTIE subscribers have the pleasure OF informing
their customers and the public generally, 'no OF
they Iaye s, Fseeyee a" Gds %er nupPg
Ig S % % GySnI% I"o now say if grsat lar,
e Sains arc an n Object please give call Many any
articles which we have just purchased we snail sen
at prices low for "easI doon as VIII, o %i sell
sbontnr of fair quality, at 1-2 cents per yard
america Caicoes at Unusually low prices, L Ia
dies can for less than dO1 get enough to make maxi,
Dress and W'? Men o' shaws '
ta 5 o5E oy as heretofore have sold at SIS
Mernoes, Crcassans, Coml9ts Fancy IL dfd nbeii
Pocket dol in short good assortment OF smell
Goods Fur CAPS, Collars, &c,
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Fall amid winter Goods.

The subscriber would also inform his customers
and friends that he has just received a new assor
ment Of oooDc
F.ALL IND WINTER G obs,
which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
JOHN BACON.
Passumpsic Oct. 10, 1887 l3-u
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w. z, Goods and Groceries,

n nrime assortment Young Hyson Tea of far
quality at as cents All articles which we nave
lust purchased, or previously had on hand, will be
sold low, ocry o~ when compared with theIr IF pres
and shall sell CLEANER for cash d0aon than we can Oh
credit But we also want lots of demands against
those who are responsible to pay them when lhey
shall become due Therefore we invite all VINO
wish 10 purchase Goods on credit, 81 response
hex and all who wish to purchase with cash or
most kinds of produce to call and examine the
new Goods We pledge ourselves, that no pains
shall be spared our part to give entire satisiac-
Gentlemen and Ladies', please call and take off
what Goods we have on hand, and new supply
shall be forthcoming. SfiEDD ~ JEW
st. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. l, 1887. l4-u
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LYDIA C. s1E.qRJWS Petitioner
JOHv syE,SR.MS Petitiomse..
In SUP. Court Cal County, }
March Term A. ID. 1888. {
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

SUOSINNCG " lTlO It D1t1."'7
YINHAT on the I'd ofApril, 1916 at ST. Johnsbury
Il the said Lydia c. formerly Lydia'C. Wheaton
was lawfully married to said John Stearns by Luz
Their Clark, Esq. then Justice of Peaco-=that she
performed all the duties required of by the Mar
rage Covenant till the Sd day Of October 1884,
when the said John Searns wifully deserted from
her at Danvile, and fled to tho Province Of Lower
Canada where he has ever since Misunderstanding
her to take of herself and chdren-Also that
the said John Stearns hath on divers times before
and since his said desertion committed the crime of
Adultery with various women whose names are
known and that particularly since he fled to Cana
da he hath committed the said crime with one Abb
gail Persons-Aud further that said John hath on
numerous occasions while they lived together turn
ed her out of DOORS beat and bruised her. and treat
ed her with intoerablc severY--for which causes
she prays said Supreme Court to grant her Bill of
Divorce from the Bonds of Matrimony. Petition
dated Dec. %, 1887, and signed Lydia c. Stearns
BY CHARLES DAVIS, Attorney.
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stoves {! Stoves -! Stoves

NJaUNVS tJNUVUS SgOVGSv
6STEWART'S Premium Cook, 3 sizes
~ CHANGERS Concal do do
WOOLSON'S Patent do do
Parlor, Shop and Common BOX STOVES. for
sale at Manufacturers prices by
HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, Nov. 6, 1887. 14-6w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

MesrIsc HEaALp-Isued every nsrnng except Snnoay
Price two cents per copy Country furnished
ssme rate for any specific pcsd IN advance
Ne paper sent, unless paid la al, ancf.
kvETfSs NERkLD.-fssued every sttwnoen At scloSi,
Price two cents copy. Country subscribers furnished
tse same rate Cash, va advance.
SUNDAY MoRsISe HERALD-Issued every sunday morn
ing and containing always the latest Foreign and Dome
received after the evening papers OF Saturday have
been published. Price hree cent? per copy.
WggELy HERuD-Isssed every SATURDAY morning nj r4a
sccck Price IA cents per copy. Furnished 10 covnky
subscribers at - per srnum N sdvarce.
WEEKLY Hrssr.p Exrn-i.ued every "wednesday movn
ing O'Clock. Price ~ cents per copy Furnished
coupry sobscriersst ~ per snnrp payable " savsrce
Saturday, bvinV formed of the Weekly Herald Extra
Weekly Hersd Furnished 10 eeuntry subscribers Is per
sarus In sdvsnec.
in any an tbose pspcrs NJ %
nsusl rzte~--slwsys payable IN advance.
requested 10 address heir sys
~r Gordon Bsnnsh Propretss and Editor and MI letters
business 70 be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16
MIS- s sNS RSs,S

PiLLS.-MRS. BIRD, encouraged by the 6atferng
ssconuns which she has received from her friends
and desiross Of bvnefng the human family, induced o.
Ter 10 the public Me above medicine safe and
for all diseases cf the stomach and complaints arising nd
veon and Of bile These pills have been known
70 aito efects permanent ard radical cure by proper
pcaton and iadeed abundanty ecacous
hes been their result that thousands testify their valuable
sndbooefcia properties The proprietor ~ the receipt DOES
intend 10 tire patience ofthe pablo Ny detailing long
putting preamble the many important qualifications Of these
pills other in but merely
few ~ the many disorders the body which they have been
known and perfectly euresl~us and liver shee
tons ccsvcness, ASTHMA piles settled pains dy-ps cbrc.
sic and iaAammstory reunatish, headache, npuriy
he fluids nervous debility the sickness incident females
delicate health for description OF dsordered
eah will found certain and nfalhbe
dv. MRS offers her Renovsng Pills the public IN
confident anticipation that they viii be found universally
invaluable family friend. Sold only al Divsep street. by
MRS BIRD. Advice gratis oTSms
s0sHE YHDLOsO PSI ERs STONE AT LAST
I DisCOVEkEDi-The veneresl disease erernlssted
The celebrated DR. pOETTs Gonorrhoa E<sdcator
fails 10 Pie directions are perfect fy end slcss
y describing symptom and stage and showing the only
mcthsd Of ackno wiedeed the prevalence ~
this disease hss wonderfully decreased ssce The
OF the Ersdiestor.
For sale by A. D. 4 D. ssnd. 100 Tul,sn' street, syme'
Bowery and Waller ~ Ncpes, go Broadway and
Y. Burnet, IS 9Th avenue. Price a. dss1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

MONDAY, Jan I5tk-12 NJ
The sensation excited IL Wall street by the failure n the
Commonwealth Bank Boston still continues There
this morning four other Banks bad failed In their
obligations each other; In their obligations 70 the public
thew have failed since their suspension As the report wants
confirmation we shall not publish the The Boston
Banks have been pursuing fatal policy Of late. while In
other places, New York and New Orleans especially the
amount u circulation been constantly dmnshed 81 Bos
ton has been increased This has esused the trouble among
them Iii possible that by failure Roton the Eastern
money may driven on, OF the market and that the passage
Of the small bin The sesste may be expedited Mr.
0gsens plan, however only that be Of real
lasting services State Bank Institution established 10 this
city
Stocks today quite % 6rm Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

20 SILK BucKINeHAM still continues to distl
away his lectures at great rate-a dollar DOSE
This fellow has managed his cards extremely we'll
He is now doing better business than any of the
quack doctors. He sells the same quantity of histo.
rical knowledge about the East for $40 which any
bockhead can get at the bookstores for S2-profts
IS per blockhead. He begins new course of lee
lures tins evening, for each end Of the city
These courses" are demonstrating, in every point
OF view, the famous courses" Of the Thompsonan
system. Indeed, this English tineran, may be con-
sidered lobea MANN eastern historical lore Sue
cess to humbug
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

tons OF the chest lungs &c the Pecora Honey ~ Liver
offered and certain reO~dy the efficacy OF
which been fully proved the satisfaction ~
individuals who have received the most essential relief from
his valuable preparation, when NIL remedies had failed
fscis mod insmuacry action pro.
NOTES.-The functions OF the kn nourshes and rvgose
constitutions which have been upa by acted
coughs ssanconed by msry Of phvsc.,ss who
witnessed and speak high Of The beneficial results
rived from its The proprietor constantly receiving evil
dences Of It's happy effects the grateful obser'a Of many
who have experienced perfect relief with description Of
their will with their free appear hereafter
Price -. per bottle.
For sale NY James D. Now sole proprietor, corner Msd
and Cathare SITS; Olcott mckan Co las Maiden Lane;
I& Broadway, csrner Cedar ~; Adausor Orlf, 500
Broadway ans Bowcry; Allen ngsrsol Ns Grand,
Norfolk 81 j. wicr, 2fs! Grand L. White 4os Prar
ST. " Hubbard 2s Swery; G. " Cougnacs. 80 Chatham
ST. Manson. 68 Greenwich, corner Barrow ID. Csrnes.
9th avenue, 18th IT.
" Obs, that outside rper bear. propre-
tors Signature without which aone are genuine The trade
soppIied AT liberal die count dl6.im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

10 There was riot among the laborers on the Ches.
apeake and Ohio Canal a short time since. They as
sembled together the number of 1000, nearly all of
whom we're Irish. They paraded through Hampshire
and Morgan counties, committing depredatons on the
persons and property of the citizens The Governor of
Virginia gave directions those Harpers Ferry to de-
liver arms to the citizens for their defence. 1t was
thought that the riot would be soon quelled
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

From our Evesisg Edition Of yesterday
The Oak Tree.

From our Evesisg Edition Of yesterday.l
The Oak Tree.
nv MARY Howrrr.
Sing for the Oak Tree,
The monarch ofthe wood
Sing for the Oak Tree,
That groweth green and good
That groweth broad and branching
Within the forest shade
That groweth now, and yet shall grow
When we are lowly laid
The Oak Tree was an acorn once,
And fell upon the earth;
And sun and showers nsurishedit,
And gave the Oak Tree birth.
The little sprouting Oak Tree.
Two leaves it'll had al FIRST.
Till sun and showers had nourishedit,
Then out the branc hes berst.
The little sapling Oak Tree
Its root was like a thread,
Till the kindly earlhhad Rourished II,
Then Quit freely spread;
On this side and on that sise N
1t grsppled with the ground;
And In the ancient ritted rock
Its firnest footing found.
The winds came and the rain fell;
The gusty tempests blew;
All, all were friends IN the Oak Tree,
And stronger yetii grew.
The hey that saw the acorn fall,
He feeble grew and grey;
But the Oak wa, sill irving tree,
And strengthened every day
Four centuries Crews the Oak Tree,
Nor doesits verdurr fail;
Its heart is like the iron wood,
Its bark like plated mail.
Now, cut us down the Oak Treei
The monarch ofthe wood;
And Of its timbers stout and strong
Wen build a vessel good!
The Oak Tree OF the forest
Both east and west shall fly;
And the blessings OF thousand lands
Upon our ships,a lie
For she shall not he man-ot-war,
Nor pirate shall she be;
But noble, Christian merchant shin,
To sail upon the sea.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

II The Booksellers are doing nothing. Litera-
tare daily drug The taste for devourng the trashy
fourth rae orraher oreth novels of the London
press is disappearing fast. The era of new newspa-
per literature is begun. The sketches balls parties de-
seiptions, and other matters portrayng human life
as it was begun by the HERALD, is rapidly undermi-
ming in this country all the trashy reading of the age
The Quarterly Reviews go aheaa-but therickety ma
gaines and fiat novels are in the sere and yellow
leaf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

The SEA CAprAIN's RoBpERy.-It was reported in
some papers, but not in ours, that Captain Gould was
robbed by negro weaches on the Five Points. This
was not the case. He was robbed by two white girls
very well dressed, bat Of very bad behavior a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

H If any impndent, selfish, saucy, useless bach
eor has any money to spare from pamperine his vices
and wickedness advise him to glveit with generous
heart to the Managers Of the New York Lying-in-
Asylum. 1t will soften the anguish Of death bed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-16

% A magni6cen, Exchange-Ls Bour" de Ia
cme-was announced to be opened the 9Th inst. at
New Orleans.