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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

nkuiS TOOTH PAsTE-A and sieg ant arti
and giving to them clear and pesry Wilderness also
hegkens the color lips ana gums and gives additional
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay
and IN purify the breathand also adds MAT peculiar and FRA
10 the breath for which the Orrs Root SO
ssn Of the Ors Tooth Paste giving TO II i meme and essen
tally that agreeable taste and Fragrance" which
% r, % .cs ,. roo P Win be-
neosrly acceptable ss II can readily w. converted no
pleasant and excellent tooth wash by dseysg piece Of
Nc sa,e on ~, The crrs Tooth Paste hus
s the advartsgrsof tooth wash whou, the objections that
ess be brought against the mapaet ~ which az article OF the
free from the many objections that applicable otooth pow.
err their nesness sppersge the to~t
The number OF articles that have bees submitted 10 he
have generally proved snssrscfovy induces the prope
Oris Tosth Paste, confident " he Sits superior
prove ineffective the money will he returned.
II be had OF n. O. Hart, f73 Broadway; Mrs A. G..
Cannons No. Aston House, Broadwsy James ". Bar,
27s Brosdway George G. Howe Co les Chsihsm ST. jobs
NJ Howe Dentist io4 Grand Of Mercer T. NJ
Guion Bowery and Grand Hsary and Pike
g.. sas ors s,c SQUARE onsos o. cs .s 70, ssd
10 SIM
nIAPHANOUs WINDOW BLINDs.-These
~ elegant and graceful OF fancyso mneh admired
and psrusred by the bonsbles OF Paris and Losdonsre
equally wing room, psrlevr beudio bed
and sdmiraby adapted for birth day, holiday,
On. can scarcely conceive more accertahe pres.st 10
and her fair daughters than Of these
beautiful blinds which unte the ornamental with the useful
asd imp, 50 pl..."g ..I sss.rs h.,.n . room
.s' prices. vi VIC eHEaSksT And Sos
blinds offered 10 the puhkc
Sold ny n. DOfLE, Beskmsnst Clinton Hall
dis linz
az REWARD-Lcst, in Dusoe. between William
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

SOMETHING NEw-The attention Of the public Is
- called witness The operation II boiler new princi
ple, by ID. b. BARNUM which will be In operation the
week atthe Nsrh A0crcan Hotel Bowery.
NJ b. The boiler calculated for boiling water for washing
hatiers dyers hotel keepers and families cheap
in is contraction quick operation. durable in H.
srueon not get Of order II half the
turl, and almost halt the sbor OF wzshing.
The operator challenges npetou and rso challenges
the experiment obong his kesile while he
will boil pals full ocular demonstration the sest svi
deuce.
The boiler may be applied any wooden vessel pors
b., be used Of doors. and for all purposes where
water required be heated. Call aad examine Various
r, CONNIE rdw,ions an be given isle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

There is probability that the small Hote Law Will pass he
legislature.
~ Sales at the Stock Exchanges.
SATURDAY, JAM lS-l2 d.
500 S Bank lisi a 1904 % Best Proy 100
325 Del & IIud Ji3 a75 roo MATER "a as4A
so State Bank 100 10 l. Isl Ins Co 90
100 Far Trust l64 IL Ny Gas Co 100
60 Veksburgh 80 $4,000 Treas Notes $50 sst
65 o Gas S3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

T'HIsrLE HALL, No ~ Reed street, least Of
Il Brosdwsy)-Thc subscriber rvspectful announces TO
his friends and tho public that ne has opeaed the said house
aTayern The Hall has been handsome ely furnished sit
ting On the tables will be tupd the morning. and
ming and weekly city also latest Scotch and Eag
sh dohc subscriber having ed tn receive regna
files from the derest counties IN scotsRd aso Loudon Lv
erpoo and Dublin papers
rhe has bees fnrnishs with Aes and Lasors OF the
very qualities and s.gsr Of the various avoe brands
wsch rarebits In the best styls.
The ubscrber hopes merit the support Of bis s rds and
the public personal attention their calls which he
nav respectfully solicie J. FOGARTY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

nS REWANB,-Lost. sisea from the packet OF
DC the subscriber going into the PARK Theatre on Friday
evening pocket book c-ntariag small OF az
apronssory draws by Erah Nil ord and accepted by
Joshua Wicker Battsmon favor o Geo. w. Snh, NJ onr
months made payable the Phoenix Bsnk, New Yors
dated Dec Goth 1887 The above reward WILDE paid by lea
wing without the pocketbook, the office OF the
Courier Enquirer
All PEI cautioned against negotiating the same
payment has heen stopped. W.b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

~ get rood Boo-cal ., the little store 3l Chatham street
where they can I've had 20 ~ boys frs years old mp XII
ants sire a.o bregsss shoes pumps and slipper. for mes
women a-d ehrss good and cheap tn correspond with tbs
times Bring the vney you u he fitted the very
little store i3i Chatham street, opposite Orange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

& Wall St New York-The Company having bask-
ing house Of Me.srs NJ Alien Co Offer their services
buying selling, dscountrg and collecting drasi
most the states, favorable buying
ling gold and silver and bank generally The
plan which this institution have taken giving ample security
isto the hands o dsteresied genteea reputation asd
worth have gained for the undoubted Condolences
msch TIN, their checks drafts the daerent banks
taken by the principal brokers and pass readily
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

GkN1LEMEM,S
G. A 81 OFF 20 II II &c BOT q n T ,
and The full value given in cash, by
II. LEVETT,
No. go Blocker street. Carmine street,
york.
il knowing there who make N
their advertisements for Cast OF Clothing and many
cases not give the full value fer the me, H. L. will
sure those Gentlenen who have such articles em
and who may send for him. Of their receiving the very
most vase in cash for every article.
~ b. line through the post e6ce otherwise To the
above address, will meet With due aitention. 6-3ms
Brown a. Co... One Priced Hat store.
II THE subscribers, since the 1884 Armed
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Nat OF The most graceful form Al the accommodating
price OF w. They can row that their efforts have
keen crowned with riumphsn TIE Hats
ured by them during the last three months
and finish heretofore offered and stand
the commusity.
They have Just completed their arrangements sell plain
Caster Hat for s35o which In point style and Gsh ele
gaDce OF orn and general appearance will with sosc
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation in
price
BROWN co.
sls-sn' liza Chatham Square, cor. Mea st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

(NOAL-washisgtoaC Coal Yard, corner Barrow srd
~ Washington of Schuyikr Peach Or
chard Coal at presest hand nlhs yard which viii he
for cash very reduced prices Families will find to The
advantage call before purchasing card with the prcesm
en- ct Mr. Akinon i6 Beaver orders e there or NJ
Ne ward will he duIv attended TO- i3-SwA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

M "GOwARDS COMPLIMENTARY AND BENE-
FIT BALL'-Mr. Editor beg you inform your readers
that ha give half the proceeds OF this Ball equally 10 the
poor of nv the Canadian Patriots The Ball will
se gwen Wednesday evening" jan i7h, 1885, nj Shakespeare
Hall Dodswonh celebrated Band is engaged Tickets
he had OF George Basso 20 Hudson street, Price ST. to ad
nit a gentleman and his ladies'
E-I the pleased with hi, Ball as got mp
entirely unknown and particularly account of the
RICH epiment paid In the Resolution passed unanimous
ly by my pupils that al had been surpassed by Hdi.
vua IN talents and usefulness TO the puslc the last ten
years the city OF New York. BEG return the Commit
y thanks and hope may deserve their and
the pubics kind regard.
iI5 Sc ISAAC COWARD, Teacher " Hudson ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
m PikKCY. sPIRiT LAMP MAKER. NO. 24s plys

II. Ion 81 lone door from Cnon returns his thanks
the pvbc fer their psopsge since CONNIE ng the above
business aud hopes strict atenion, sn thoough know
edge Of business to Obtain continuance Of their fsvors ne
would also call their auepcn his Rejecting lamps which
superior ts any yet offered.
He would likewise request those VINO have NOT used The
above lamps to call his store ss tor themselves 81
OF this lights lat bali bc expense) other
light used Store snrstL
those who 6tnx ODD stores or
billiard tables or any other establishment where brilliant
Igbt q wanted feels conhdert be lamps suitable
Cor s,v in the city country lie reminds
bis customers add friends that s Spirits delivered hn
cent signed each side board In black and while
lst,ers at Percy Spirit Lamp, 2<e Division ST.
~ H. His wagon vii call on regularly once
week. supply the Spirits Lamps wck and gssses esnh
obsined from The wagon Spirits delivered u.os ~ithos
ssy extra charge.
b No connection with any other establishment nacsms
CBAnCE 40 SELL QUA person wishes to
purehase before the M Of MAY furniture furnish
large house. Con muRicatons 70 j. No. 10 Bowerv viii be
autendedto. Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

A tsOOD CHANCk for person with snail ca pltal.
~ For sale Backssitbs sad wheelwrghs Shop, stock and
trade and lease Of two lots Of ground for three years from
the FIRST Of May with the privilege Of buying the
certain price, situated in the village of Wssbop miles
from Brooklyn. and me from Peek Slip Ferry herg
exc~lert situation for doing good business The
tends leaving ard return England in OF M
premises. Thomas ~ Jsrnes street.N.Y. jlllws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

LNRENCH LANGUAGE-ORAL SUSTAIN
scholars may still be admitted In the subscri-
ber's evening class, which begin Monday 18th inst Al,
eight O'Clock Gentlemen who with 10 Join requested u
apply Immediately. J. hANESCA, ~ Recd-sL
H. B.-The ,ubscriber's daughter is about to open aew
,narnpg class for ladies' ilJSt"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

NATTION To PAWENTS MD GUAH.
y BIANS.-A by the Of Samuel Hall, having adj
vered a apprentice, deem MY duty TO
inform the public that said fall became responsible TO me and
guardian trade and 10 certan wages,
provide board nc. Nc Of his agreement has be
th and the le at boarding house
removed himself Staten liand-and the poor womaa
who keeps the house compelled To refuse board in
of Halls not paying applied 20 the Magis
who directed IN leave the empey o Hail. which
have done and nnder the pretecono my guardian,
which Hall well His and cowsrdly ADVERTISE
such a source. wM LEAR, 90 Iaraes-sL
| il5 IL THOMAS LEAR. Guardian. Chambers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

DIED.
Saturday, 18th in the 2sth ofhis age, Mr. Cha'
Clements.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

Two LET-In National Hall Nos ~ and 81 Csssi =.
near Broadway spacious for public ssicns, snd
hsndsomeiy arranged, vhh orchestra gas &c beiag de-
srsbe location for bsls
Alsc. reomsto lee for military drills Apply 10
dl+ims A PALMER, on de premises
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

VlslrlNG CAN OS-viSITING CARDS ENGRAv.
ED FOR TWO DOLLARS.-Iaeies and gentlemen fur
nishng tier own Gard Plates have them pr~ed .
hours sece IN asupenor style on the finest snaEeIea cards
An extensive assortment Of specimens
examination J. NEALE. Engraver and Printer.
6 John str broadway.
Cards at Home, Bah Tickets Store Cards &c eng
in superior style
~ Observe Nos
LlkENESSES! LIKENESSES Miniatures painted
from 10 To Is dollars Pro6les dollars An
hk~nesses warranted. d2l-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

xNANTED-A active boy sbou, ls o. u years Of
w age One who write good hand ass active and
Industrious way apply at the desk " this office JIG 81
nNE CENT REV AHD-Ran away from the sub
~ scribsr ON The sh VIM LEAR an ndested sppren-
,ce 10 the gun flashing business All are hereby
TONED agsns, hsrborng trusting said boy as they will be
dealt y ih nv the utmost rigor of the ls~.
1850 sAML HALL, sta,en ISAAC.
yu,O yETTbir,ees seat three story brick houses,
finishing between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, eslcd
Union Court jackson Wooster street, susblc
,.nemep,s Cor respcctsbc mechanics also spacious three
story house oosg the Avenue intended Tor grocery
store and dwelk~g. -.
The above viii be low respectable tenants ~
applying 10 Thor,ss Mscfarsve Twelfth street near Third
Avenue Apply h.urs Of ssd Y, ~ Jl.lm'
I,uU Ny ar ED LODGING ROOMS let
II Terms moderate. Appy stise Ns~su ~reet t6.lm
CEN1s CENTs-CENTs-Fof exchanges
fee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
VIM: MLouGHLiN, Anct,eneer.

VIM MLUU OIfLIN, AnctI0neer.
krF. =, BEAMS q CO., Hone's Building, cor.
= ser OF wall and re- ri This Day. o'ck, ace
uoa room Hardware CuLery coasng OF pea pocket ana
m KNIVES o. cards aad IN Dozens; scissors dozens
csras n-edesn cannsters and bundles double singles
eye speetaees steel and brass karreIsd pistols percussos
caps, mmees, knkns needles hooks ard eyes, NC kc
fancy ooods-Conng of double extra cologne, oil
ps.umery French and English soap lavender wafer kc
shoes. '-'s'"o-''~~-'~
Aiso an nvoiceef JewelryConsstine ring, snes,
riags watches breast Plus, chains. nc. ~ "a ess
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15
CUTLERY Es rABLisHMENT.-Hav com |

|SUTLE IL Y ES IA Is SIM ENT.-Having com
~ peted arrangements with the manufacturers, land
wishing reduce stock offer for SALE either
package from shelves flor cash approved
Of the choicest Of Table and Small Cutlery the
United Stses-amongst which silver pearl and ivory
handle table and desert Knives and Forks self tip
Bone asd Sbans by the package.
Rogers Crooks Marshes and Butchers small
Cutlery, in almost endless variety ladies' and genemens
Dressing Cases Bagaiee Tables, and Travelling Cases
belt holster dueins Pistols; Nut Crackers Cheese
Scoops and Champaign Openers Furnishing Stores Sta
TONERS and retailers supplied usual
Sole agents tor the sale Of Mrchfs strops Raxsrs
&c. GRAVELEY wREAKS,
j5-imf Aster House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

SIGNS.-M0UNT& WILSON, corner of Broad and Bsa-
- yer streets up sarswe specially inform
and the public that well known Sgn Panng) estab-
shnen is at No Ga Broad street corner Of Beaver
Messrs Warner Kersted's store where
prepared attend all orders for gilt painted signs Let
ering ranite &C. for the approaching spring business
spach and in the most CORE CT and elegant style.
~ Ornamental Signs. Banners, Flags and Engine Backs
painted by Us in the must tasteful manner
ia la< MOUNT& WILSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-15

MORNING awRALD.-SHIP Vows.
POET OF NEW YORK. JAN. IA. 10 O'CLOCK. r. N.
e. "a r.,.~ 1887
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
uepssl.-Engiand Waite, Dec 10
Ae''p"" (;ar,irk Palmer. Dec. 10
-Philadelphis. Morgap, Dec ~
Samson, Sturgas, Dec ~
- For,noss (Drne Dec. I6
Erie, Funk Dee -
PACKETS TO SAIL.
I.oudon Gladiator, Rrittsn, jan ~
N Mssiia,or CbampIiu, Feb. 4
I,irerreel- Europe, Marshall, jan 10
''P' Sheer ~ Aien Jan. %
49,. Rhone Eorster Jan 10
Charernagne, Richardson, jan. n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Die teutG@t 9sr(an,mluns am leeten Dscntas ma'
bic sroB te 6entebe 8erfannlunS, bic je in unfere'
@tabtbaQe 9ebalten tpcrben 1T. Die .0aae mar &C.
pran9t vol. 9te SleuartiSteit bes 8anjen - benr
alle 9erbano[unsen rpurpen In teutfbtr Sprabe al.
9emaebt- bic 2Bi6tiStet Der 3u tefprt9enben Sra
&C, ri Elm acknowledgements 3rpeis elmer arito'
tratiben partbep cine unsebeure menl9tnjabl tr
pefen sonpe Der Sretbeit un9ebnoert III ibren Seb'
ten tranten birfe, unp rAs neu>erwa6te Snrtbe flt
teutf6e Spra6e unc Neebte, f4ien bic 9erfam1n'
lung ju teftelen unp NIT sefpannttr Iufmera rameeit
tpurpe jepss im &auft per 9erbanrlunsen rprseerm'
meme Q1crt seprdft unp ertprsen.
Gin b66ft freupi8 fbcrraf6enbtr D1onttnt trat
turj mad Gr6tfnuns Der 9trfamnlunS Elm. Als
eten ber 8erbt Der Delegation CUR ptttsburser
teutt3en Convention atsele fen tpurbe, fog plfklidb
bic IbIr oer J5ae auf unp llsbe, init felten rubis
sen paraptfaritt ,iebt bic Company ptr tsutf4en
Sreitpiai9en, bic 8erape Grerjierta9 Aattc, unter
Si1brun9 ibres !6aurttnonnes, 6rn. 9>b. QEebers,
bur@ ben Wittesans Der 0aQe, lebnt NIT benz {ads
te nilitartfher 9iseiplin, bic Tafen jur &tte,
lt9t 70 ~ 1asen, ren9elbaten ab, uns ntmmt plat,
UNI, SnrSer NIT 8Irser, an Der Bsratbun9 fir bas
cfentltde Beftt {btl ~ nebmen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

8eBer als 8anfitcf - Gin 0err Waloo
2uder III Der Idbe pon Norwid) 600 inn noris
gen Sabre auf einem, eiuen talben 9ider 9ros
Gen, eauoe stpeDbunsert Buibels &artofeln,
ileben 8uitels &orn, sebntauleno Seioen
Warmer, Shwein bon ad,t Wcnateu, ,pas
275 pfune pcg, uno @artensemi.ie 9enus
fur s:pet Samilien. Serr Iuder 1T Elm 0ano'
oerfer, uno bat, auBer Der 8eicrsuns feines
Stadben eanbes, nod stpeibunoert Gage
rpdtreno Der lebten adt Wonate III ben Slrs
eetten ietnes 0anbtperfs per,panet. 5oerr
9uder bat auf jeben Sad feline Stote in Die
rehte ganf gum D;sfontiren se9eben.
AaQ. 3eitun9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Der Teu yorf Werfantile 9louertciier
last: @roee Seior9niB erre9t Die fransoGIbe
Sarte @ette, @apttaiu 1elesbiuer, neidt
joapre am 6. December fir Jeu.yorf DC
liee ; 0e 1T nun id3on 107 Gage unter,peoy
ctne oae ethuas ben ibr sehtrt ucrbea 1T.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

Mocgrer or THE LAw.--The trial
John Wilson, who, il may bo RENEE
bcrcd, oiiciated as speaker Of The q
kansas House OF Representatives DIR
ing the last legislative session Of Il
State, and who, on a certain occasio
walked down from his chair and slew
Maj. J. j. Anthony with Bowia
knife on the floor Of the House, toor
place a few days ago. The verdict
Of the jury was--"a0t guii'g of mr..
der. Int crcuSajic homjcj3e! - Loar
rifle J0WRaL
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13


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h aHFe fteuliba
aWfliua.unjBI IN
mrlt continuance.
VE,eaare uofliBi.
smtat.asl9 The num.
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slniiied VIII ~ ti'7' ~
Hslforeyery ten lines Ion
a. Political circulars or
..as. for the benefit Of in-
ransor companies, will be
,lycrliscments, and at the
s5Ic At pleasure, ONCE /,
5ars. Nocontract mother
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

-
HNIa
ODD Ha
haHs8 IRIS
aa1 t.
kt1.
AH H Crrt
CuHa
Hl1ttmafi.
'uuBT
Ite psaUsnf oi The
lmiad eH tu Uuiur. Ui.b *
ru"sIi. ..M.. O. cal.e seu, ito rHr5
dienec ll iho Treaty 10 1855. 80 .ain
'lttraa 20 your people abo ore a,.
rcaIy established Zee pfespcrlym To
other side II ihc Nhsripp. uuhap.
piy, 'ic Two years which wgfo 90.
lowed f1rihot purpose, YOU have SOD.
lcred in pass away without following,
.or without making any preparations
% follow; and now. OF By the tlmo
chat this solemn ad7reS Shall reach
your distant settlements. the emipra.
lion must be commenced IN haste, but,
hope, without disorder. | have mo-
power, by granting a farther delay. ID
correct the error that you have COM
United. The fall moon Of May il al.
ready on tho wanc, and before ano,hcr
shall have passed away, every Cheyo.
bee man, woman and child, in thosa
States, must loon motion to Join their
brethren in the far West.
! Dig Frieadsi This is no sudden dc,
termination on the part Of the presi.
dent whom You and mustuow obey.
by the treaty, the emigration was 10
have been completed on, or before,
the 23rd Of tins month, aud the Presi-
dent has constantly kent you warned,
during the two years allowed, through
NIL his officers and agents IN ,hi5 coun-
try TINT the treaty would be enforced.
am come 10 carry ont that deter
mination My troops already occupy
many positions in the country that
you are TO abandon, aud thousand,
and thousands are approaching, from
every quarter, to render resistance
and escape alike hopeless. AN those
troops, regular ana militia, aro your
trends. Receive item and coaGil
81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13


fI' ''l l'iiti move succeeded
.ll lie t1I.tfia. hecc
Y w lae organization q ihe mat
a'l wv 'ah'I1'el Iom ihc iuI9rmt.
.l'h : h',e ueen tbie " obtain 'Hti
we ,'lie n,n.Is c'a be soId ID ibI.a
ae'Ph'a ana Ne" York; Since my
a'fI'ai Il i1.s g'F' stocks have H-
proved very W0"h ia tlo ca',md
'ho demand lor state bonds have been
FoIy macl advanced by the r
81 lhe genera. bua.ns Iaw q. Na2
York. Ihe sH Percenuho1I3u die
state OF Tennessee, Arkansas a1I IT,
mols are selling 20 rar, very lonidW
ana am induced % believe the state
bonds oi Mississippi Wl0I be- moro ia
J q D.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

rHf'lm'.s3i 8ttea a.y tY dl Us.
tf. HII#I distinction g. color and
.mHa.a H.t slnifed drops m one.
INs EHH.g ibo.ituuisN have passed.
ml published resolution declaring 10
i' ha ihe duty0I every christian Ia.
uHIc " encourage tie inicrminrliug
OF Che ttp races, 90 court association
win the blacks, and TO- regard the col.
or ol iun skin with the same absence
q prejudice with which they do the
color vi .he hliror eyc.brawsl
Iocarrv ont aaI ciIccttheso views,
q was determined thatihc experiment
should be practically enforced al the
opening OF the hall. Accordingly the
sexes and races were s'uiiously inter-
mingled The salacicus and rampant
African, aIlimportlncc ard odouf. was
placed beside the young, fair and gen
Tie quaker girl; and when the meeting
dispersed, thc whites and blacks OF dil-
icgantscNc5 passed through theStrcets
with arms ntcnooked and eyes cIea-
mgcG,r,,'ar, a,.9 - r, ',"I a." "'
Wcrcna L i,'J5y 'Ni pIaa..
excursion. r.a,;,.;a 'r nn,,;n an ,oI, a,t
,r..,,alr, ,s,h,., ''' .'.I ",,' o,'' 1
.atal the same course was pursued,
land their zeal cmnhatically EXPRESSED
NAN ~. 80. , INK. l,.,.
.n,n W. E, 49, i,'',' - .ao'''ns PEI
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THE MYSTERIES, is the title
pstnoyeI. We cannot better
Fcnti than By adopting the
Ne Wheeling ( Ta) Times.
! work which no cultivated
|hai a taste for purity Of Ian
Iont Of feeling, andabstract
|il fail 70 pcrusc. It is one
Ens Of true genius, Of a mini
|dNagd familiar with active
hhougf With which it does
bv3 u gthen or an equal
] b Olfraaps and plays
n IN. here are Gems OF
tminglod with the abstruse
reyoIling images Of this
&,se3I uaial moro folly 10
oo6 tobcl power. ciyc il
mSS Mad16 re dirc9tlv 10
IN A. Mo 1poinfs h HE
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s;oas q. " hool, Inn.
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"'' !. i q 'on''naa'.on anu
a' -Ha''rapers. We ind
Ma..crs, the Same style, the
&aic reflections. And vct !.
H. I'M. ~. . ....
d ''''' '''0 "'. -, saw. Us
o,l.aet'oAS' mere IS III
lh2 later works Of Bulwer,
iasclnItion in his peculiar
originality Of thought and
and appropriate ina gerry.
y II asserted that Bulwoy
i,aiorj that he wa indobt-
his classic descriptions
aoyeIlsts for his sentiment
elhng and others Tor his
b Of the passions THAI
I'd ala ffon the study O.
Ne will admit; but hat he
HEN follower in any par
'lAyely deny. IN move
y justly say that he ha.
1 entirely new road; ans
roporIy pursued will Ieal
lis writings, especially
date, have taught u.
pnysleal 10y or suffering
~ lofns and achievements
(ns, ~ 1o'i ~ ~ n.y.
'asi'' The mind and tht