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For the Palladium.

For the Palladium.
-b u. Afterwards his mouth shall be filed with /
gravel.-Ptorer6s.
On observing the tergiversaticns Of s. u, in
his last weeks remarks, was amusingly reminded
Of the story Of some rude boys, who during the
night took down the eign-board Of Turner, and
placed il over the door Of a Lawyer, where, in
the morning it was read: "All manner Of twisting
and turning done here" l thought said sign
v...d would make very appropriate motto for
US last communication.
He says he refers the reader 11with cheerful
confidence" to my first article for proof Of all he
has written. I too, heartily concur in referring
the reader to said article for proof: proof Of s.
II-'s charges being ungroundcd,-"proof Of alI''
he 'has written" in the way Of accusation, being
the offspring Of jealous disposition. But he ap-
pears to recommend perusal of his FIRST article,
in connsx;on with my essay, 20 as to arrive at a
right understanding Of my opinions: be thinks the
public are too blind to my in6del;ty, without
the aid OF his spectacles. The reader no doubt
has seen such glasses before; and suspect s. U.
will find that the good folks Of this neighborhood
have too long been satisfied with the soundoess Of
their o,rn ewes, to be wheedled out Of the use Of
them. by accepting his preferred spectaeles. No
man would think Of putting on glasses to assist
his vision, when by his unaided sight, he can see
in the glasses themselves, such huge distortions
9. U. supposes it is s'too late to denv" that
have asserted 1.-THE scriptures teach any thing and
every thing 1t u never too late to deny false
charges, nor to repel unwarranted insnuations
and expose absurdisies and misrepreseatations.-
He has made various accusations, but has substan
tiated none. If he expouuds the scriptures, a b
inserpress my language. wo beside those who con
6de in him! challenged him to point out = sin
! gle irreverent expression in my whole essay; bu
he has not been able to do it; unless, indeed, il
irreverens for me to call the scriptures, exeeleu
! writings; Of this l am willing the reader shout
Judge. But - for 8. U. he fancies he sees iron
in nv approbasory exPressioas;|I wonder If
reads nv essavs backwards. The madman Is Pc
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or cloisser'd monks, and jafgoo- teaching schools,
Led forth the true philosopiy, there long
Held in the magic chain Of words and forms
And definitions void
THOMSON.
After all, what do we fiu6 in this Treatise on
Language, tina, is 30 entirely new. Has the au-
thor fal6lled his promiss to give 10 something
which we "never heard Of OF conceived" The
reader, perhaps, has looked into kaleidoscope,
and has there seen sigkEs, which before never
greeted his eye; but when the truth 10 known, 1t
IS proved that all this novelty is produced by
few pebbles, fragments Of paper. and other things
with which he has been kong familiar. Such, II
appears to me, is the kind Of novelty possessed oy
shis Treatise; it arises from new method ct pre-
seating old things. And this strange exhibitor
Of old views, like the exhibition Of strange saghtl
in the optical instrumsot Just mentioned, hes per
hspe, been produced BY ~srA refeaios. ] douo'
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TURNPIKE ROAD MEETING.


Pursuant to previous notice, a considerable
number Of citizens Of the Richmond and vicinity
melton Saturday last, consult upon the subject Of
constructing Turnpike road from Richmond to
the State line, to intersect the road now in pro-
press from Hamilton towards this place Dr. J.
r. Mendenhall was called TO the chair, and ID. r.
Holloway appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been ex-
planned by the chairman, on motion = committed
Of three: Messrs. Dr.. w. b. Smith, 8. E. Per
kins, Esq., and Irwin Reed were appointed I
committee to prepare = Preamble and Rsso'o
tons for the consideration Of this meeting: wh'
after retiring few minutes reported the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted:
PREAMBLE.
| whereas, il is deemed, from undo"bted ev'
deuce practicable and expedient to construct
Turnpike rad from this place to i"tersect ID
Hamilton, Rossville, Dan Tows, and Fai'have
Turnpike 10 the State lioe-and whereas the p
eu,;a, relation 10 which we stand to the gre'
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A cooo RrppAxcE--The nominassoe - 80 r
nov head Of the Treasury Dspsssrnsse
New Hampshire has been confirmed
having been thus made through pasv ~1tl
Woodbury.. Ihe completion Of the arrsn 49,
give him great satisfaction. Dot =
Treasury rsjoiees in the success a ~
xrasoiates himself upon the issos. W. 49,
son may the country ss large re)osee, -
sra,ulasions. Truly is 10 . good ssoS -,
Treasury Department from such Q ~
as are the times, selfish ~ The taeses =
there NAV be ground 6ns reasonable dos[ RI
vidu.l 20 unsuitable and isrospssssA
WoodbvYv. can be selected ~ his ssees-
public iassresss are involved, shs en- -
soeesbss in favor Of gain BY this enAa
| public should Join, right seass'iy, "rrnol.
Woodb~x % his new o1beial sos~s~-ts
I..rrx> OF rux WicxKD-Iss
nal ,h,, notices tie sshappy easc9
.As,ss Renislrs paper, The Fn". -, Se
oal savs:-sThsrs 10 - Ionees
iC.a;,ol a Ksasseky. The FseAA 80
~ kieksd and disd. IL lived . 1sa
miserable dsasA-
n~rDisd in Csseianasi o. - - 49,
Os.sr n Spencer, sea. assd - 80
Ohio.
MoSes,y to the female dr. - p
petre 10 beef, inParsiass
serves it purity =
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LOT BLOOMFIELD.
NJ. LANCASTER.
ID. p. HOLLOWAY.
CHARLES MOORE.
JOSHUA CANNADAY.
WIN. r. FOULKE.

Wayne county, June 1888.
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NAasLxrx Poser Cocxrr I've hsss
crcdibIy Informed, that Mr. - Owea, stss'
ioeis,, has lately discovered, ~,sh:s w
Of Mt. Vernon, an extensive bed o. ese:'l
BILE. 1t is represented to Us - hes"e
" shaded, with beautiful var'essted -.
ming through il; and fully - good q
in the Eastern cities Coz manus-Psecs -
ornamental purposes. 5.
Owing to the scarcity q marble y
this discovery may be looked uPoo = -.
little importance; aad the P'csas'.y
the period is not Ear distant when
ron of marble from this county v'h =. =
con siderable portion Of its bus'ses''
Corr.
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Fro~ eke far Wea.-rho siesmbsst e.
commanded by Captain Gray, has lately e
trip up the Rock river, sbou, 200 oiR
mouth Of the Pekc,onica. Tho cossAY
resented as boing surprisingly bsasi
banks 90 elevated az to 6c safe from hiSh =
and tho country rapidly filling up vish
terprising and intelligent poPulaiios.
still more crafty ing, 10 that the Thrift 81
prise Of the inhabitants have rrevesese
times from obtaining a foo,hold in shsa p
region. In fact, the farmers in all Psrs Z!
country may rejoice, that they have Psssss
the mercantile pressure without suba.say
reduction Of price in their staple peSese.
Flour, corn, tobacco, and the prodocsisee
soil generally, are held far above tbs g
price for the last five or six ycass.-Mnsosns
May Is.
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II thew desired to see our state prosper; to pre-
servo her ability, to carry forward her engage
mcnts, which ability chiefly depends on the con-
6dence Of her people; why 50 anxious to poison
every fountain Of public opinion; BY making false
Issues between themselves and the friends Of the
stasef WHY alarm the community with false
statements II the amount of taxes, system will
cause 10 be collectcdi Why spread apPrehensions
Of perpetual and oppressive TAXATION BY the state
mens that our works generally, will not, when
complctSd afford tolls sufficient for their support!
Which statement, - altogether gratuitous, and
without foundation. Let the public examine the
evidence and decide.
With tho third resolution we cordially concur;
although IL was somewhat unkiud in the COW en-
ton, cruelty to rebukc, that candidate Of theirs,
who in the last Legislature, in defiance Of the
oppressed will Of the people at the polls; united
with the nulli6ers, TO Obstruct and defeat, the
ecution 81 the public business; and who agains,
che wishes u his constituents, opposed the bill te
Increase the capital stock Of tho State Bank
which was designed 20 aid the state in paying thu
interest on the improvement loans and assist thu
Industry Of the country through the custaiImen
q The currency q tho country.
With that portion Of the fifth resolution that im
plies . constitutional power in the Legislature
% reoeganize the board Of public works; reduce
the number, and salaries, Of the various officers
sogivs preference to works ofgreasest public ut
ity, &C., No presume there - no dissent. an
whore TO be found. Bat the doctrine. that ih
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04
ADMIssION ONLv 25 CENTS.
GLORIOUS CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTH DAY Oh
LIBERTY. I176,


ATHANlNGToN's DIOR MIC INSTITUTE
"A Guy saloon, opposite =, Psar; Church Day and e,sn
".ps o s %
Royal cesurg Theatre Londos. viii make her rs, appear
DARING BY any lady Soe ss only 'Sa
male eeuibr N performing variety q sarpr.
performance with grand fsncy garland dance.
Day performance ats, and O'Clock.
Order OF he smusemes,s Of the day.
Mis-. Jones viii perform her wonderful exercises the ay
Lsrson FER 4y nights With 1' a- srpisu
scenes-A View on the Rs'ne, by Leila.
con-. ., 2, - r.oc ne., ss.sso.s Spain ,
fancy .qulsns@. saupsros s-srds I'.,.s rings Keys
ssn % ssd aomv ~ S'e' nancy
Scene s. corenn., 10 sp.inpsi.ed W r crsnse. coz;
s,ng Of sweet prospee, Of h and dale, erdani lawns and
Diorsnic s~sne s-rhe Departure Of NE Iuseltes from
" rpe,e with ASSOCIATIONS Of the Srseus,os OF se win OF ne
Divine Greater, IS described 10 the sacred volume.
Jones viii coscude her performances with fancy gar
xaission, IS Children with their parents, bsf PRICE
CHEAr NATURALFfCURIOs "a large
only, rerfs's, hosolen hsu'e Hobokea Ad~i.c. Is
REGATTA PAVILION. wILLIAMssURoH-
The grano Regatta VIII come OF Al the above place
y. and ~ class Dared Boats.
l4osred do MM III
IL Dared do Em...
osiswhrg enter, will please call ., The Pavilion. The
ss * - ss ~
jy3as 800 -
(rnAHp RkGATTA AND rev ING MATCH
W ,sse psce on the Fourth of July, al UrrRae Nh
SnMss n WALL, the proprietor Of she NuriKsss Ferry
proposes 10 have grssd regss n ,hss place - the
m order I, encourage the practice ~ the heshfu
,e ?. The 6rs match VII ss Ger Sin csred busss
ior four DARED bes The bosts ef The FIRST dsscsp
Vie sseynd e.s mss no, y thirty. IN. pine "
rned far eensists of pair Of silver p<eys very banscs
I'D superior wcrhmsnshp, vslsed ~ - AND t2s Psv,cs
wnsx ~ eopste IN IN are rtsnsaed enter their
rsrsy Mouse on Or before hs~sy, n O'Clock. where
.ne prn - ens lhewse ~ seen ~jys NJ
ROAD With PRIVATE FAMILY-
hree or four genshemep obtain Deswf confnrs
able cons, by appyhg q - eeesvseA = US-ss
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PAnx rhEATn Il THIS EVENING win be per
ADVICE GRATIS. odbov, Mr. rI.cide-Eventide, Chi-7
2enaae-Enen hrsChip pindaIe.
The irs scene from the SIEGE or RocHELLE-Michel
," Ans Ssh wSs, M Mar sl Mrs Hughes
LA BAYApEREmeTnhsss' I as, o. ~. r....oo,rr NJ
Eiesogswzsoe. Miss weIIs-Fa.ima. Mrs checken-Nin
Mr. Hughes win perform an The violin grand Military
Va GSmposea Ny hm on the favore national melody OF
Effs 4s ssSsf e Mr.. Rich
ardson -N' ~ -
scan NAG Mr. Singleton Mr. Professionally, Mrs Dure
DER FksiscnUrzszs ss ar Mr. moey-Liud. Mr..
rlt. 90 cents. Gallery. IS cents. 1000 ~ !
HoussGr wALLzck ftsseeTns i EvES SRsts
SHE WOULD sc A SOLDIER; or the Plains of csipp.-
Gss NJ, Mr.
After which. ' ~
ROBERT MAcAIRE-Rober sIacaire, Mr.. Browne Mari.
Grand TAeLEu Of the fearless extraordinary per-
,ornlaness OF ar Van Amburgh as the Roman Gladiator.
Green's. sec
uns.s Is. an ., Tn y CHATHAM SQUARE
The day Performance viii commence at o'clock r. M
xyp. Doors open at half past O'Clock.
SHE WOULD BE A SOLDIER-Capt Pendraron. MIR
Hautonville- CHI stine Mrs L9forest - -
To be followed by the wonderful exhibition of SIGNOR
hENRioU y, the nm allied Protean Posture Master.
To conclude with
The FARMERS soN-chopslick, Mr. walbourne-Mar-
garel, Miss Angelica.
Evening performance commence at ocock-Doors open
- at o'clock
VIII he presented,
Zagina Mrs La Forest ts9l7' 707f7' -
Alter which u .f.MM
TOM JERRY-Dusty Bob Mr. waIbourne.
he von ierful of
HENRIQUE, as described above. fHp
To conclude with
THE PARMt RS SON--As described above.
| cisely. - 80 -
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~ This elegant essbiishmcnt rsvvnsraed tits opened
snew and prisclpe The Subscriber has taken the
premises lease Ne accommodate ZOE dodgers With
excellent heds Tc prices reduced 70 u . per day, o
transient bcarder scsdsg cdgng, " per week Ger rsgn
lsr beerderS
The subscriber respectfully requests trial, and be would
reuind HIS Old pcson friends " particular, bat particular at
,sntoa viii be psd NE comfort and sceommoe aiss Of I'll
vhs may honer him win their petousKe
Hs steel ~ wives vecAyes his table spread with every
seHcscy he sncrds and purcnaty, cvy, csanl
-. ssa Despatch viii ~ pseninert hrnughcv bic es
hishmsnt jwsfms AMOS n ALLEN
Nov ExHIb1T1HG q, ina So Brosd Wy, trtwess
8roene end rpssr streets, aupsr6ous living 0t.
RAFvR4 o. CAnkLKOPARba, with several Other rare
snimsm An!esps e~a hc never before np@sed 70
=. Ad~s.icp. = essss 6hndreu usSer 10 yesr u sgr,
half price Heurs ~ 9xhbstos from O'Clock ~ TN 70
oclork v. je2e.lms
SALT WATER BAIHs-Now Oye.-A CssSis
- esresn ass snths wA dvu, fses u Desbresses
sssa ef osnsis Ma -
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WRITING

NJ B.-MR. COWARD and bis friends bees ready TO
stake ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS or ess, at any moment
for the last seven years. bat though constantly advertising the
all this time darea 20 sccept!.-Thai
enough Itspeaks volumes!!!
~ As Mr.. q. sosn going out TO challenge all Europe In
Ofhsad renmsnshp those wishing Lessons OF the greatest
living Pennan must come Immediately. Terms, any price
Time short or long Names always kept secret and emf
dental when desired. iv4-as
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EOUHTH OF JULY CELEBRATION ON.
the green in front OF the Hoboken hotel-Tbe Meurs.
Perys inform their friends and tho public that they
gagged Nessrs Gsrvsy and wabourn the
sub 10 go through the wonderful performances the
In front Of the hotel
The exhibition will be
Performances o'clock in the afternoon and
continue until o'clock.
The performances commence with comic medley dance
In five parsiigho Rola the Irish Llt Spanish wsr
There ma luck about the house, Cameronsn Rant by Mr.
wabourn.
toBished every behode ad forth greatest mi.
rntion and applause.
Weoden shoe dance by Air. waIbourn.
Hercuesn iesu the Turkish columns by Mr. Carney who
will exhibit his muscular BY supporting three anv In
various positions: ng scupura groups IL horn
and perpe Rsieular dircciionS
Sailors hernpipe by Mr.. walbourn.
The whole conclude with Mr. 0arvey's unrivaIed and
extraordinary performance The flying cord. y7 81
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Fireworksi FireworksI ~ Fireworksiii
N CHARIEw w. vIITEE hath m.

NJ ny 80 vsSTrE ~ r ne
Of Orange st. the oldest Fework Manufacturer
the city snneuncss 10 the public ge.eray that his present
stock OF Fire works the largest the Union and be sold
at lower prices than by other manufsetur vender
The assortment consists OF Rocke OF all sizes and csbre
with gold and silver rain orange, crimson and essamine s
he &c suns fans line pigeons, mar0oOs port hres, palm
uees misses oorbons hexagons, ocsgons vercss TRAN
ruvan fires scrolls, pin wheels grahoppers, blue lights,
snakes OF all Sizes hc ke and host Of Others
TO mention
The public AND all scepcs invited cali asd Also,
IRE cfaeker Chinese rockets and pung crackers
NJ the lowcS market prices Country merchant. invited
% call and see the above stock before purchasing
0oods sent 10 ef the city free ri Don't for
RET the place. CHARLES w. vULTEE,
jel5-Jy4s No 116 Chatham eorner Of Orange st
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Tidal. Parker, fm NYork, At Pictou l. 10
Tom Paine. Shibbles fr I'm
SPOKEN.
Savannah fan NYork for Savannah 2sh uL II miles n. Of
Cape Henry.
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MA MA II q a rss~ ~ ncpes ussa ssvy II store.
w Addrsss G. Ne .es = AZ Iss.r ssa:s.g ssSs
s,.sn''ssa - assss, - r.srss's wss'ss - is
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- E> ~ EXCURSION TO NEW no
SzsEz CHhLLE, 4'b July, at ?. NJ, from foot Q
leave asst side Calharne Market Slip july An
ato r. NJ for New Rochelle. Returning will New No
Pm. -'-"'''Ns - -" 49, = '3S"sA
Fare each way IS cents. fn ;v, o,s
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VAUXHALL GARDEN.
GRAND GALA. go

GRAND GALA
20 '.'1 fNpEPENos Nc ooN GLORIOUS
on which occasion the abave garden will give distinct
precisely Evening performance half o'clock
his terrific ascension 10 an Immense height surIaoasa NV
brill ant display Of fireworks 49,
| Herring, Mr. Msytor and Gates -
The afternoon performances to commence a, half past
WIN be oerIormed, by desire, LIE DOUBLE ERREUR; Or
/ Mr.. and Mrs p. w, :
"A. Moasieur r. W. 0'''"S0r'0S' Mr. c,,e.
Fr r,os HBs rown'' Mt NJ f TS'l",
M.sF W.; N sarW Mrs Herring ,a
| K W,dST cIo wste, MIR. Her Kerr
10 the course q the piece the Due, Remsmber the time
Immediately after which there will be an ntermsson Of
thirty minutes during which The New York Bras Band viii
New nrsg'Ss p ereees,ra r Lothian
ssng-0u, Star spane,sd Banner for Ever-Mr Taylor.
song-Yankre ship ana a Yankee Crew-Mrs Herring.
Due-whea . Little Farm Mrs Herring and Mr. Gates
ns s Moo p % v 70 eSIends with the peror
ion TO elevation OF $50 single wre ies, never
attempted but by HIMSELF
The Evening Performances commencing at half past eight,
Hrs %s:G 2xSSrR p s% ne ss
4 ing Minstrel
,.mp, x, pIsrsnuT,es. 49,,
NJ c sns.; with Song Mr. c sais:
4 Mr. Tweedle, Lewis
/ Herbert Carol, . Mrs Herring
i Mrs Crinkern, Tboman
/ frggy, Moore
Julia, Kerr
10 the course Of the Evening, the following Songs. &c
Here's health 10 the Ladies' God bless 'e He, ring
Yankees version OF My kys aad Retry Marn I. or
tcuch at the Stamp Act Tea Tar. ne ar Gates
Nat onai Song, Freedoms Flag, Mr. Taylor.
tanners Of Blue. Mrs Herring.
Celebrated Military Gun BornpIpe, Miss Kerr,
Song, jacks the lad Mr. Tavor.
SsRg, Yankee Ship, and Yankee Crew, Mrs Herring
Comic Gtee Lutte Pigs. Messrs Gates, Taylor, 4 Collins
Msrxe Hvm nv IN Cor,p
Alter which, the following unequalied display OF FIRE.
I. Chinese Fam Rockets with serpents.
Peruvian Sun, with golden rain
q Star OF Columbia, with ieriillons
a. Agerine Thunaer Wheel This piece Is considered the
chcfd@us Of the pyrotechnic art and Of
To astonsh and delight
5h Grand Kaleidoscope, rncing with Wheel
IN varegated hres-sx pointed of amber he he
Concluding with terrific flight OF Ssan-snders
9Th and last Temple OF GLORY and sun OF dazzling and bril-
liant FIRE, accompanying Mr. Hood In his astounding
sion.
Admittance 30 csns Jy4
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ISAAC DOE, Jr, PYROTECHNIsT
u Now eers to- the public The extensive hrlsn
assortment Of texhibou) Fire Work IN the United States,
consisting OF several Thousand Honsry snd Signal Rockets OF
various SHES with rich and headings Wheels
description with plain and colored Illuminated Fixed
rcces 81 all the various descriptions that might
Mines BengoIa Lights Roman Candies; Marroons shp Sig
nsIg Theatrical Fires, nc. nc. &c.
B. Committees for city country displays military and
goods warranted, the materials being selected from
celebrated chemists in Europe
Agepsi In New York-H Yven, al Fulton st. near Green.
wch 81; Lewis Page 4 Son, 60 Maiden Lane; Gsssner
Young, 132 Chatham ST. Story Hswkhurst, Brooklyn
Of the subscriber at the Laboratory, Jersey City.
myse.uy<
III BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street, near
William reetThe subscriber proprietor Of the Shades,
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally,
that the received since the opening sf
Shades, has induced h.m take The above house with
the city The house fitted similarly, and win be conduct
~ v al respects the same rs the Shades
~ SECOND WARD H0TGL-keuso the corner II
rulcn street, Nssesn seeThis well known establish
having undergone thoroueh rc6tisg, u In com
pe!s order Tor the scconmsdson Of ose who nay hosor
Tbere are IN tk house, besides the lower story which Il
twsvu entirely open public bar large upoa
The second story IS feet by IS wesued Tor the sccommods
ucs - pvbsc ueetp, together with several smaller ones
sdsrd c The Referees or for the tran s.eiicr Of
other pftvpts business -sN
Clsss private parties accommodate with rooms,
nay ee furnnAed With dinners uprers composed Of every
species Of deescy which tbe markets sord NJ shet
notice. EDhUNB JONES, Proprk TOT. jeff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

FOURTH OF JULY-DAY AND EVENING.
DAN ORAMA Op OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
he.s mssnsss picture. are oprs or sysSon !, Ss
PanorOma Building Of Prince Mercer streets,
The PANORAMA or JERUSALEM Is splendid p.i.,.
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Tue PANORAMA or NIAoARA is slse a splendid pic.
ure been proaousced by compen Jsdees superior
70 Of this ever presented
Open from Ia The mor,ng till 10 :, night Adm,ance IS
Booksof description may be os,a.ed II The dco~ Il II,
eeats each. je7s Inn
vTHR WALKS AT HoBoK EN.--The pus,is
vs,, NE ss S' s.s To-
% Five avenue, ss.e bee. Planted 10 ss ,e,u
from The aOi.e s.d turmoil q large ety. e.s
Try sn. view Stature IN all us eharIss 80
Ferry soac are py!ag constantly f~n Barclay csss ,.d
street usui ten O'Clock. verrisse 81 cents. les sn.
THE FIRST BIG BoOT-s.low Mou street, II
The sissea Big Boot, or Original Msmmoibs 81 cost =
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WHITE LAP DOC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-04

CASH TAILONING ESTABLIsHMEyT,
Ne. &c MAIDEN LANE,
Late 100 william-street)
II The increasing patronage OF the above establishment
has induced tie Subscriber make additional
so 70 meet the demands Of the public with punctnay
Dress Coats OF 6He cloth, from SIC to SIG
Do. serviccable do m 10 IA
Summer Goats 4 10 ID
Do Pants s,o la
Dress Costs made and trimmed FOR
fantaloons do. do. 80
All other garments In proportion.
No goods delivered I'M paid for. AT. JANIS.
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