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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-13

Mr. ARgaED f1CSEk, r W. SnrfsosuDns .. ~.
Dea. Sif:-Doctor F. J. Messausr, a this plael
called upon by Mr.. Montague for . Issses. 10 wtjs1
mepas tbs Mothers Comfort, in all eases ofC1nA
confideace may be placed in any stassassss 49,
give on any subjeci. He is physician Of mseb 80
pericnce, and has practise in this town with -
My beliefs, that the medicine will rsosusssse
eoa.ide: ID . valuable medicine, and have - 49,
ing csrsain remedy in affections u the -
specsfully, your obediens servant, -,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
I EDW ARD CRESS.

Dreadful Result Of In'enpsrdnes--We
are reformed by gentleman from Orono,
Of III. following melancholy accident,
resulting from in,emperance:--
10 The Town Of Bradley, near 0rono.
there resided poor, miserable drurksrd.
by the name Of Gurmul. who has been
known To BE- drunk for the period Of 81
days at a time. Some three or four weeks
since. he vent home IN the evening,
drunk; his " ife being unable 10 get him
to bed. lelt him BY the fire, and retired
to rest. Some time during the night he
got into bed and his wife covered hun
over. no' knowing that anything had hap
pened 10 him Early IN the morning he
called 10 his son BY former wife, To
bring HIM some drink. Water was
brought by the boy, and The father drank
u. since when he has nat heen able To
speak. Though he was living few days
ago, the doctor thinks he cannot recover.
II seems that aIter his wife had retired,
he fell Into the fire. aud burn, himself 81
dresdfulIy that all one side Of his lace
was dried crisp, and in some parts the
b"nes entirely bare. One eye so badly
burnt, that il has since fallen from his
head! Eiisrorth (Dfs.) Statesman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
SUB-rREASURY BILL.

In the Senate of the United States On
Friday, in concluding his speech. Mr..
Crillenden gam required Ia the subject
Of a National Bank, and spoke with un-
usual esrn.stncss aud eIoQuence. We
have had enough. Heaven knows. o! ex-
perimem-we have hem like children,
sailing ou sea Of "glor,," led by politi-
clans aud spectators. It's ume IN absn
don such guides aud such COURSES There
is no srhu0i like adsrrsItv. There - no
such teacher OF ruth. l. Il nuI better 10
GO back 10 the good old wa,s! or shall
we GO on In this ruInous course, and like
the prodigal son. NE aer return nll We
have been forced To live upon husksl
Shall we peIseyere until we have wasted
our whole substance IN this rioI0us expe-
rimen,ing! u-.
There is no safety. but in National
Bankl Who does mol perceive how this
truth is confirmed BY the mutual charges
of the advocates Of the other two PROPOSE
tons. Mr. Rives tells Mr.. Wrigh. & Go.
that the sub-treasury system will lead TO a
nsIionsl bank, and Mr. Wrigh, tells the
Conservatives that their plan has direct
tendency 10 create such aninsuintcn. Beth
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

EheHs lie Gpliri Sialss Bah nassR.
Coz 4, (. prr cent This alls.s, \
prove he dasnSslic exchanges 49, ~
veil. remsads ne 81 the 6l0bs'ser ~
!. 10 pressDrs whirh ~ homes, ma 80.
rpgrrl." in Msrh issl /. and De ~.
raIisls goi i al % 70 influences Ihs ~
York charter rltclion. and ihss 4 80
BE- an oser uhrn tie eleciion -. !
ter." The fact 10. domestic exek,,.s.
have not been in 30 horFid . eon6ses
a. they non ace, since the last was. "a
lhs calamity u eHperlnenl and srped,,s,
has thus bpen made - great. DE lon =
life excepted. as that Of var. To o..
he sales u Stale hank notes in Is25. -
20 compare Ihrm aalh sales nos Il Pr.
ladelphis. 10 grrai haaheisung: !, !.
1925 slsle bank notes we're kept Il han.
the place Tor Ihem. and now eaehanEe a.,
Phllsdelphis 10 New York lsix o, sr,s-
hours distance j. ? and p per cent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
PnLIrI,:AL SIGNS

MANY Of The Ohm and Prnns,ls,n;,
Wing papers continue % press Geuers
Harnson's claims 10 The presidency.
In Indiana. Gen. II. seems 70 h n,
fss5rile. bot . disposition Is manifs,.s
10 yield 10 The general preference u he
Wing party.
In New York, Mr.. Clay is gaining a.
var rapldls. and il i believed he could =
this moment obtain q mzinrily in th,,
stale ii 5000 over Mr.. Van Buren,.
In Nrs Jersey. the Wing press i un,.
nimOus TOR Mr.. clay.
Rhode Island has already indicated hv
preferences for this gentleman.
Ia Maryland, there 10 but ore opinion
among The Wings. and, that is for The grss,
Western Slalesman.
Ia North Carolina The opposition d,
cidedly prefer SIR. &.
In Virginia, striking evidences Of a
change If feeling ~ behalf II iLis sui.
nenl statesman. are daily exhhtlsd.
But there Is an unsrrlng indication d
his growing popularity every whsrs.
The manifest fears af the Administrator
organs. aud their IncreasIng rsneour Iow.
ards Mr.. clay, prove eOnelusIssl. thai
they see and feel the euueni Of publis
sentiment leading ia that direction. and
thai they expecl. through hlm. a slgnsI
and EreEiessble defeat.
Richmond ULig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.
The New York CORE pandent Of n

The New York CORE pendent Of The
National lnIplligencer SAYS:
late article in The Globe attempting
10 prove that the domestic exchanges are
better in Philadelphia than whenIhe Uni
ted States Bank regulated them. is funny.
The grave 6nancier omitted the fact. tina,
even Government notes are below par
now 10 New York. tina, the United States
Bank issued notes al par in every city
and village of his broad. spread Union.
and 'hs no" il Costs Is aud 90 per rrut
to make remI'auces FROM place 10 place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

sides mainlain thai Il Wouid b ne only re-
NEEDY far the evils whieh mnsI haW IRON
she systems lhey respectively oPpnsts--
The ane exhibits lhs losses whieh have
resulted fram he employmeni u stale
hanks a. hsral agents. The other holds
40 the losses suffered irnm he employ
mrns al IndiEldaais. Nos. said Mr..
Cnsenden. I present 10 you the Bank 81
The UniIrd States. shieh mas fof years
your depository: and neither Of 700 can
say lhaI The government ever lost BY Z >
angle duliarl
He did not however expect that surh
IN institution would be created immedl
alely. There are 100 many committed
against II. The President himself made
laasl against Il. q Incorporating hos
illily 70 The Bank Il die Uated Slales.'
Can you expeci him 10 relrzeiils What.
expange q Inasil--lhsl has been 20 long
emblazoned on tie banner Of The parry
. badge Of fesisy-s gage of battle. Tan
yen expect such = sacrifice Of personal
pride. for the goOd Of The country! Oh
40. il never can b..
And yet. SAID Mr. Cririenden, The day
is RAPIDLY approaching. when NE shall
Obtain a National Bank. The people
must haze il. and they will. Before lnsIf
impsrinus decision. toast and coaster viii
fall together.
The distinguished Senator closed with
an animated and impressive appeal % III
sides in the Senate. 10 think II their coun-
ly. lay on the altar Of patriotism lhelf
prriadlces and predictions; and do that
which ,hs good II The people requires.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09
From the 1. Grange trsas.l wing.


Mysterious Circumstance. About
three weeks sgo. there came iomy plants
ton sorrel horse. low IN flesh. showing
the appearance al having been travelled
some distance. The animal came without
saddle or birdie. a. many IS four times. 10
nv plantation. and was driven af, think
ing At the time that he belonged 10 some
ne,ghbor. and would return. bnl was dls
appointed. Tie horse persisted 10 stay,
had him stabbed. aud directly posted.
In few DAYS subsequent. nv Oyerseer,
with some Two or three III my nrighbors.
concluded 10 take a partridge hunt. In
their hunt, they mesnde'e,i preity much
with The fence on the State Lane Road:
when one OF The party. in the corner Of nv
fence. discovered saddle. birdie and mar.
tingale. covered oser with blanket, some
distance from The road. and directly be-
hind vast growth Of uudeTbrush. That
circumstance. together with the horse.
excited some suspicion. And according
~, myself. wnh some neshbors. and
few from la Grange. were disposed tn
make search; and found where the horse
had been confined with . rope halter for
q matter oi two or three days-judgIng
from cIcumsisnces--whIl the saddle,
birdie. martagale and blanket were but .
few yards from him.
Near where the horse vas confined.
the leaves are very much trudden and
hrulset-dn which has been distinctly
seen. by several gentleman, blood. Nth
4 considerable qnsnuIy oil virus "r nurus
matter, with hair pf Az auburn and gra,
cuior, drnouug middle age. or old age
az you may please Ia have 1t. The hair
was examined and the roots distinctly
seen. III, saddle i Labelled. Wheel.
ing. yirgn,s;" which. with the bride,
marng4ie and blanket, are in the posses
sion II M.j"r Franklin. The horse is at
nv plantation,
look upon it as my duty 10 publish
these IsrIs. with the view that some
valuable discovery may grow gu, OF u.
~ Editors al Newspapers IN thls and
other states, friendly To The unfortunate
aud friends. will give this . few lnser-
lions IN thelT papers.
VI EDWARD CRESS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

A good story is Iold Of Col M'Lars'I
yielding a geuemus /" liberty Of action"
10 the troops under he command, before
going inIn water quarters 81 Valley Forge.
They suffering luf PROVISIONS and
clothing. L" aud Congress had been repeat.
edIy petliianed for that relief which il Vas
not IN theu power 10 beslow. uGdtr
these circumstances, Col. McIsns psrsd.
ed his band oi suffering soldiers, and
harangued them ~ follows:
Fellow Soldiers, You've served your
country faithfully and truly. We've
fought hard tights together sg'lnsI TIE
enemy. You're in q bad way Tor cum
Portable clothes that's = fact; and il makes
me- cry, a'InosI. To see yuur feet bleeding
IN the lr"zen ground But Congress
can, help II. nor l n'Iiher. No~ Il any
Of yuu ~ ant On return home, YOU may
20. LEI them that would like 10 90, step
Out Two psees IN front But che tra
man ihat steps out. darn my skin! Il I
don't shoot him as quick as ! rouid red
coat" |, u needless 10 add that not .
solitary " volunteer, was TO be found"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

Internal inproremsnts.--New iOh
has expended on internal Improvements
$4,000. 900. and authorized the exPen'
dimre of $4,000. 900 more. PennsyI.
vania has constructed 96l miles Of Rah
Road aud Canal, III an expense Of s2s'
100000. Illinois appropriated in 1881
90 600. 900 for internal Improvements
Maryland, in 1895. appropriated ssooO'
600. Virginia has expended aud aPGro'
prialed "a. 100000. Michigan approPn'
sied las. year IS OOO.OOO. Making lls
amount appropriated and expended Oy
six STATES. SS5, l0O.O 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

The Tennessee Legislature. Is The b'S''
so far as we are Informed, IN prnh'hI"5s
the retail Of spirituous liquors. nfy
have repealed all acis licensing the''-,
taken off all taxts--and made 'he tt,% eau
Of liquor a mislemean0r--pnnIs'So.ie'
wnh such fne as the courts choose ="
imposW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

IN Excellent Custom, which has long
prevailed with the Legislature Of Penn.
syl,anls. Is 10 have read on every return
Of The anniversary Of wsshinglon'' birth
ds,. the Farewell address Of the " Father
Of his Country" On the late occsslo1,
the Governor and Heads Of Department.
the Speaker and members Of The Senate
were conducted To The Hall Of the House.
whrre he Address was read By the ClfTE'
and listened to With profound attention.
and 5000 copies were ordered TO be pnn"
ell for circulation. The Fredericksburg
Herald recommends the above custom 70
the observance OF other Legislatures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-03-09

Power Of frufh.-It is supposed 'ha
ihere are three federal Newspaper ~ one
democratic. printed in the UhI,ed stI's'.
How 10 u. then, that the Democracy "
in the ascendant Because "sru'h "
stronger than ficuon"
Raleigh Standard
The Standard might have found res
son, more true and less fictitious mas
the above. Il IL because not bali INC
people read the newspapers. Wherever
you find a reading, inieRyen, pfopls'
you are sure to find msjorIt, Of Wings
Fayetteville Obsnrsr'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

~ THE subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform their
friends and the public THAT they have Just reopeaed e above
establishment after making alterations additions
lott They prepared and ready to accommodate those
be pleased favor them with their patronage
Hitherto they have had liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late important Improvements, and by
their strict business receive mere Of IT.
The Library contains 600 volumes o works
OF felton, add u Is the intention Of Tie subscribe enlarge II
the their deem
secessry Il Is systematically arranged, and comprises the
approved works the following sub
jrctsHory Biography Voyages syd Travels Natural His
tory Natural and Experimental Philosophy Classical and
Miscellaneous Literature In addition 10 the foregoing they
would particularly call the attention OF the reading
community their extensive collection of works of fiction
Perhaps Library In the city produce gresier
varied collection. No effort has been spared
reader N Of their Library complete
and daily receiving accessns Of works from the press
both Of this counry and Europe u u also supplied with rs
American and Eurspeaa periodical works. with
collection OF 500 Pays acting aud STANDARD.
In conclusion they leave Ia state that exeron
their shall be wanting make their Library SUPERIOR VI
possible to any in the city, AND thereby rendering the
worthy Of genera patronage and support.
teiSu j VI. q. LANGLEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, sept 18th, 1888
GEO w. DENT ESQ.
Agent Peoples Line Of Stages Augusta, Georgia.
SR-We deem due your Re and our fellow citizens who
be travelling the route To inform and s should
you deem object worth giving publicity 10 IT, OF our en-
and perfect satisfaction OF the manner in which We have
transport Warrenton this place in the
redenied short time efy hours and although the Telegraph
Line had endorsed their bH 10 beat your stage al least
neither the Telegraph the mail have arr
although have been here hours aas when they
do predict will be eight hours behind
instead OF eight hours ahead.
journey pishrd without thing lhe racRg,
and the expedition solely be ascrbed the superiority
the excellence a. sire gh OF your stages and
the experienced ser and respectful department OF your
drivers who have much pleasure In bearing testimony,
found equal not superior, to others have met
In travels
We respectfully yours.
RICHARD q. PRiTCHARD, New Orleans
ALBERT q. PARKER OF Mobile,
JN0. A. BUREN, of New Orleans,
ID. = MURRAY, Greensboro, Alabama.
JOHN q. NICHAILOFFSKY, OF Mobile,
oi-i1t l.. PALMER. New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

for de.ireyag dan run and pr-ventng be hair coming
os or turning pared by AN TONIC PASTOR Hair
Cutter 100 Grrrnwfch street. New Ysrk.
T nmita Se OIL has b. the product OF ne~n years
in the city New York where have been
Using the hair cutting business iR that period knew
has a. whose hair
by the ~ This COMPOUNDS and the public rely H.
that A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL is the wholesomes'
and best Oil for the hair makes grow thick and ong
falag of tnrEing grey and hair has
grey s such nsurist er the hair that bv
It's nniural enor also prevents hair becom.
ing shaded and II hair already shaded which great dis
fgaremcnt young ladies' and used for short time will
its cclor clesr the scur head
and hair clean; promotes brsws and whiskers.
A. PASTOR, l65 Greenwich St, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

TT SECOND WARD no TEIs-Ne1t to the corner =
FUon In Nassau sreetrhis well known esitbirh
meat having undergone thorough re6trg, i new in con
pets order fer the accommodates of ose who honor
with their patronage. 80. 4.
There are In this house besides the lower story, wheh
thrown entirely open PubHc bar large room upo
the second stOry - eet ey 25 well suited tor the
uta 81 public meesgs, together with several ~ 800
adapted tor r Of clubs referees o. or me
other private business. ~,
Clubs ana private parties scaossmodasd WIN Ioo's' III
may furnished eith dinners sdpprr S2nPoeu ~ eey
species OF game or deicacy which the
uo,ice EDMUND JONES, Proprttot Jel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
M q ~ TVS = % v II
ga -GIfY
NJ ANDERSON'S LA2OR.SAVIN3 SOAP, FOR
w

r ANDERSON'S LA2OR.SAVIN3 SOAP, FOR
WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING OR
POUNDING-(nr entire new article 1.-The subscriber cos
inues manufacture of the above article No. 64
William, few from Pearl The Of his soap
entirely with the process Of rubbing pounding
clothes thereby avoiding all hard labor; saving the
;earavug half Of the time, and making the clothes
Than by amount labor that can be bestowed
on hem in the prdinarymanner OF washing.
The process ~ashns with this Soap very simple ard
brief The white clohe boile in suds Of this
soap from minutes hour depending OF
the Of the brceaEsed-then taken
we'll drained be washed boil rinsed in
cells of clohes-ihe las looking well the FIRST The
enough tor all the colored clothes without
irm and ives them clear and brig Appearance. By
using little soap WASTES well in hard water IL Is
better Purposs than any other soap. Printed drec
lions will he given with the soap
NJ B.-Warranted not to njure the texture OF the cloth.
The following very respectable ind yiduas being ameng
the who have used aric whssccess have yoisn
tarily yen cir names with liberty to refer them
Mr.. and Mrs. Wass. let M9aroe ST.
Mrs. NJ. De Rance 81 Stanton ST.
Mr.. Mrs. julia 9 Elm ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Topper, As Monroe St
Mrs ODonnell, 2il Front 81.
Capt. g Lyons. bague
Messrs Saith Il Valentine, IS Geld 81.
Paent right secured.
Manufs Glory 264 William few doors from Pearl
New York ISAAC VARDEBVEER.
O6.m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
THE STUD OF BO0K-kEEPING.

" must be apparent TO all that there edscual way
OF teaching practical knowledge of Book Keeping but by
Quoting he pupil through vriey 81 business tanac
tons his making the entries Of
ming familiar with the account books from acua IL
be imagined that huyug and selling m-rchsno
the transactions thai take The OF in
strucion which presents TO the pupil than hundred diff
eren business TRANSACTIONS each which becomes The subject
OF remark conversation and study is decidedly Of
practice which rultn good knowledge Of Book keep
ing Rooms open day and evening Prospectus with terms
nc to be had Al the Rooms where the advertisers works
BE- purchased.
c. MARSHS WORKS
The Scesce Of Double Enrv Book Keeping Sim plifedv
"A standard werk In lis eighth edition, 100 pages octave
Sl.z5.
"Tke Art Of Single Eny Book keeping improved by the
introduction of the Proof Balance 100 pages
cents.
"A Lecture the Study OF Book Keepigg with Balance
sheet" pages i2mo; price 10 cents per single copy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

DANG g. AT"E BENEFIT OF MR. ABBOT
This EVENING will be performed The Az and s,h
THE sTRANGER-su.nser Mr. Abbot-Mrs Halter Mrs
Robe foIlowedby the 4th Act OF
THE WIFE, LeosaIdo Coinage. Mr. Abboa-st Pierre Mr.
j. " seott-Marianna, Mrs Richardson
A Pas de Dsux BY Miss and Master Wells.
Ater which will be added tue 8 Act of
HAMLET-Hamlet Mr. Abbot ophela. Mrs Richardson.
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD 6EsTs-sir Giles overreach,
Mr. Scott-Margaret Mrs Richardson.
A tavorile Overture By the whole orchestra
DAY AFTER THE wEDDING-Col Freelove-Mr Ab.
bot-L1dy Freeoye Mrs Richardson.
To conclude with the I'd Act OF
THE CRITiC-ruh, Mr. Abbou-Dos Ferolo, Mr. Paeide-
Doorsopgn quarter from performances commence
Earessi-Ph so cr-r-G Gallery rs cents.
u lIa% %p sna
Church streets ten doorsirom Broadway THIS EVENING
AMILlE, Or, The Love TestJose speckb.sher Mr. wilson
An Overture by the whole Orchestra
RAISING THE wiND-Jeremy DiddIer, Mr.. Browu-Miss
Durable, airs Russel. .
Pm p9Srs s Spsn .sry or% "
The Free List IS suspended with the exception
6rT BEACON COURsE-saurday, Purse s5OU Three
mile heatsand Parse $oe mile heats and the last day OF he
Al One O'Clock. Purse sIoo-mie heats
ENTITIES.
LIS NealI enters c. rne Devil, fun brother to Post
Boy, years ald
2-J. II. vanmater $. Elyptick, by Eclipse.
years old.
SILL Coster Ii. Tie Colonel by Talna, years
old.
4-Wm McCoon enters CHI h. Jack Andrew, by Andrew,
years old
Immediately after. Purse $500 three mile heats,
III. c. Stevens Zea by Eclipse, sister to Co
liah, years old.
81. II. vanmater enters K. h. Champagne, by Medley
years old.
3-wnl McCoon enters Oh. h. Reindeer, by Henry, aged
o,3-l A. L. Bolts, Sec'y
~ c SCHAFFEg'S next Assembly will be FRIDAY
evening l2h inst the ITALIAN Hall 400 Gand ST. head OF
East Broadway.
&c CaLharne and MIR SIS residence No. f50
Broadway; the Hall.
B.-No gentleman will be allowed to dance in boots
trock coat. oil'zE
II GRAND RE SAT1A viii take place at the Lysisn
Fields HobokeE, Monday, the 9TH inst.
Frat Eacn-6 cared boat O'Clock,
Second iiace-4 cared boats-5 O'Clock.
Boats wishing viii give notice To the Bar Keeper,
Eysion Fields who viii give information respeceg
the prizes. oil AZ
sociate Ball VIII be held Concert Hail. Broadway,
wednes evening October n dr. Dodworth celebrated
Cotion rant engaged, and will bring forward
and popular Coons, VALUES Reels, IL the productions o
his late trip Europe.
-h Room will be beautifully deeorated-the floor
the manag OF a Committee from the Club.
All Of Clubs requested appear Club dress
Tickets 81 10 admit Gcneman and ladies TO be had at
Atwips 20 vay-Tors Uage under the American
PeaSp SON. Division s-Cor Ha-or any of the Club.
nj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
PANORAMA OF JE K MISUNDERSTANDING
MA OF NIAGARA.

T. NOW open for exhibition at the Rotunda,
OF Prince and Mercer Broad
THE PANORAMA OF JERUSALEM
Is splendid painting Of the largest class surface
thousand square feet painted from drawings taken by
Mr. CatherwOad,t In 1884
TIE PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS
Is also beautiful piclure faithful represe ofhis
Celebrated cataract
esting collection Of relics brought from the
Holy Land Off the Navy has recently placed
in the CALLER, for the inspection of visitors
Open Ia the morning till half past O'Clock in the
evening.
Abundance % cents 10 each Panorama
Books OF description be obtained at the door at 23 cts
each.
Omnbusse. constantly pass repas during
the day and evening u9.lmi
pr THE FIRST EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND
SCULP fURE he works OF mode hrlsts) at the APOL
LO, No. 4l0 Broadway. Is now open.
The Artists in III. chi cities OF the United States from Bos
New Orleans contributors 10 this Establishment
This exhibition will he open dursg the Al o.
clock morning and fair EVENT. until O'Clock.
Admission IS cents-ssason Tickets, 30 cents-ADnusl
Ticke.s, 81.
Catalogues. I2l cents o6-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
PILOT AND HEAVIER CLOTHS CHEAI
FOR CASH.

Al No. bS Maiden Lane.
Just received large assortment of the above goods,
Which will ss cash paes varying from dollars
Eve dollars per yard Those IL viii please call
o62wis ALFRED " JAMES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
nlED.

On the llh inst Charles Mason OF 'ne urn " N'
aad Maisen in the 37h year OF age a, 81 ,b;s c;,y
In the 5Blh year of his age. - = . ,n.r;,o ila.ss An
On Wednesday morang 9th ins OF ngrr ia p an
no Garter infant daughter of Adam T. and Jane
Al Sharon. Washtenaw county, Mebieah, IN va. AT W
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