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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

20 " there vas no such thing as laA Rely up
% ~. ihat nine-irnihs e The men Aho ave called
'o''onsie. may. with fAr greater prsPt,ely be call
ed ptodcni.
10 ihis @se Lad hsppy county We hsvc noiulc,
Inherited BY ttih-nu csistes lsndcd down By en-.
'al' 'hf""gh . hong cuutse # sncc,ss'oB-np laws
u pnn'ogrniture, By Whicb property 10 large mas
ses dSstsnds fruin father to sn To- petpetuIy.-
Here The road TO wealth 10 opeu 10 oil. Enier.
Prise. indostr, and prob,iy viii conduct lie posses.
.or To the goal Of hls smbi,on. peeun,,ry ~indepen-
denes. Inequality in fortune lnJ condition. IL the
result Of unequal capacity and application. Every
one can procure a competence, n not weslih If he
Wills II. Industry. perseverance, snd economy will
ensure u. An snstocr1cy of welt Where IL II to
be iouadi THE poor msn NJ tvdsy is The rci mau
OF next yeNt, and the rich man Of lsst year, 10 he
poor man of to-day. Most ~ TIC Nesi!Ly men ~
tins country have become so by their oWn iudos
Try, sse0ciiy aud economy. They started ~ the
world p%canyless, wish 90 capital JIt ready hauds
and honest hearts-thc original clsmenls Of the
ctecil systcp. The millionaire is gathered to Ls
fathers, aud bis estate scattered among his rcia-
tons. Property here tends 10 distribution.
C,orcs re,svs dicoaol. Colonel b. has one Of
the best farms 90 The Illinois river. About one
'HNHith u'I'H 81 II arc now covered Hth NHNlnu
corn. When It first came up, N lie sprug, the
crows seemed determined ou ls entire destruction.
When one was Killed, It seemed as though a doz-
eo came 10 It's funeral aud though he sharp crack
Of the rife otlc1 drove them away, they always
returned with us echo. The Colonel at length be.
came weary of throwing gtass. aud resolved 90
trying The virtue of siunts. He sent to HE drug
gist Tor a gallon of alcohol, IN which he soaked a
few quarts of corn, and scattered 1t over has field.
The black legs came, and puftook with the. usual
relish; aud such a coolng und cackhur-such .
chciteriny and staggering! The scene was Ike
but | "Ill maize no ln,idious comparsoD-yet
II was very much like -. When the BOYS at
tempted to catch them, they were not a lllle a.
unused at Their sta ggerng gait, aud tleIf zlgzag
course through the air. Al length they gained the
edge Of the woods, and there, being joined by a
new recruit, which happened 10 be sober, they u
hiied, al the top Of their voices, in haN, haw haw-
iOg-shnuiing either the prsises or curses Of alco-
b"l. 1t Ii difficult to tell which, as they ratified a.
way, without rhyme or reason, so very like -.
But the Colonel saved his corn. As coon as they
became sober, they set their faces s,eadiaslly a
galnst alcohol. Not another kernel would they
Couch ia his field. lest l. should contain the accut-
sed thing, while ihey went and pulled up the corn
of his neighbours. To return, like a dog to It's vo-
mii-llke a washed sow to The mirc-lk- -,
not they. They have too much respect 20: their
ohoracter-bIack as they are-ogain to be found
drunk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

NAsEHg, a saufoa 10 Hutdrs--Two butchers we're
ps~d To to,sp escH a fen days s'ncs, m Asw fDfs
fr reling melton, Size A4tn~ys u Which we're aguAse
with the fat u Tie same annual
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

NJ yInes FsnniDors Cooper, Ss lssrn, 70 engage
- FVfsnng for the Pfess the ssysl HsiSy - Tue
Ual.c Stsi.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

TIE Cherokee. The second detachment of the
em.gFattng Cherokees passed through Nashville
on Monday, the iGth ult. At Posters Mil, on
the Murffees5erougb turnpike, they !sy encampcd
for scvctal days, aud were visited by a coDslders-
Die number OF citizens. The Wing soys. on the
authority Of the VISITORS. hot many Of them are
suffering sorely for ;he want Of apparel, and, that
scores Of them must inevitably fall the victims Of
disease and death before reaching The far place Of
their destination. Indeed, when they passed
through Nashville, 40 or 80 were on the SICK lot,
ard four or five were afterwards buried near the
city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20

Slate from ForilJ. Gen. Taylor writes from
South Aspaiya, on the Apolachicola river, under
date of October 2lst, that he had succeeded in
embatklLg The whole Of the ApalachicolI Indians
on board of a steamboat on the 20lh ultimo, the
day fixed by the treaty for the removal Of that
tribe. These Indians, about whom approximations
were entertained, are now well on their way TO
their new homes west Of the Mississippi GioLe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

II S,s GAHDT.@;TnaIRP GRAND AZ G GO.
.pS..r.sss q r.. Heavy ws:ei Gse Mis-. Tsrpi.
third sppeE rance Of Mr. Dsmer ..
q amusement new opened for the sesson The Garden
during The rscs. h.s great S variety o. se ss
been spared by the order TO insure
that lind which bias iTs Is, ses s. ms 10
honored.
convenient for the public reenbcshed and decorated The
superb Arabesque Coonnade has beea embeshed with
snS w az
The Walks Flower Beds entirety laid, while the
pleasing variety Of Orange and Lemon Trees nerspsr
sed with every description of choice Plants Flowers that
Sua s II s Of s
,aent The refreshing from the splendid Fountain Of
new and brilliant Lamps fras parent Lanterns NC will com
bne to give enchanting effect TO the coup fa and render
superb Tower has designed and executed
the node Of Ancient Castle in France In the era OF the
Crusaders surmouned by painted transparent windows de
ignang the history OF the Knights
Musical Department will be under the dire ction Of that
and Member Of tie Royal Academy Music, London Who
sengaged expressly for this purpose and VIII preside at The
The Orchestral Performers are selected from the Italian
Opera House National The att ssTp Sapd psssnss
cred Concerts, Leader Of the Queens Theatre.
gagged ho Celebrated and favori.e vocalist MRS HENRY
WALLACK (ate Miss TurpiD for limited sumber nights
Also IL y popaar vocalist o. MRS WATSON who will make
her first her from the South
row evening -
mnghan Festival Concerts will also have the honor efmak
before American audience his Sd appearance
IN this couHtry.
The celebrated tenor Mr. T. BISHOP whose shaste style
elected much admiration last will also
M AXE his Sd on his return from the South
MR.. ARCHER who, during his absence from New Yors
has received with distinguished applause al the ST.
Charles Theatre, New Orleans, is also engaged.
That unrivalled performer the Valve Trumpet SGNOR
GAMBAT engaged and will make his Sd appearance on
his return from the South
OPELL late Leader of the Prague BaHd and Principal
Vonst Court Of Berlin, will occasionally perform cele
bsated Solos on the Violin.
An Entertainment will be given every evening in the week
(Snndays excepted.)
No postponement of unfavorabe weather the
Saloon 10 be enclosed at the shortest
ce, shou the her at any time prove nnfayorable
That popular Comedian. MR.. JOHN SEXTON, who has
returned from successful tour In the South Is e-eDgaged
and will as4 uperntend the production OF Les Soees Anu
saBtes Les Vaadeves, which active OF
nes Improved SCALE and will be Immediately
vived
Other eminent tcent Will appear and Artists OF the
highest celebrity every department. will form succession
| of pl, a>iRg novelties throug heut the season.
Programme of Concert and particulars of evenings enter
tanmens in small bills ad advertisements,
| Tickets, 50 cents.
Doors open oceck-and the Concert to commence at
| O'Clock
omAibusses sill run and from the City Hotel TO the Gar
| den during the evening. jeslt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

lvn This EVENING. win :. per.

DARK THEAYn This EVENING. win b. per.
PATRIcIAN AND PARvENU-sr TImstAy Sitter, Mr.
Piaeide-Eikn Rivers, Miss Cushnan-hary slton, Mrs.
SAM WELLER or the PsLwishan;;Ms Samuel We Her,
MIR BlakeMas,er Joseph DumpliB, Mr. Piacde-Miss isa
bella wsrdle Mrs Richardson.
BoIe.si@Pisp s So a5cen.s. -
NATIONAL rHEATk Lag \. Italian .1ys,1
will be performed for the Benefit Of Mr.. A. B. Salmon,
s ssissl sal"0ar'rqun'a' Mrs h'serrulla' MRS
costume BY Miss Ayres Miss H. Mathews Messrs H. WalacL
horacase Senior Aupck, Mr. Christian. and Mr. A. B. Sal
To conclude with Peake's popular farce Of Amateurs
5ACToRs- Wing, Mr. Browae.o. p Bustle, Mr. Ii Will
Pit. 90 cents Gallery IS cents
Ts EHsN VEN Nj It SsArHAM SQUARE
WALLACE, the Hero of Scotland Wallace Mr. " Seton
Mr. SANFORD will sing ,wofavorte songs
THE MARRIED BAcHELoR-sir George courtalI, Mr.
Rirby-Lady Coortal, Miss Bruce.
THE MASQUERADE, or Tickets Tck-Negro Door.
Boxes So eeats-r IS censrrivate Boxes, five dollars
- Mr. nAMBLIN, conducted on the same plan of Madame
vearis Olympic Thearsin Londsa~THIs EVENING will
be performed. for the Benefit of Mr. aud Mrs Chapman
| TOM CkINGLE-To% crnge, Mr. Davy-Black Walter
mrNeH-Mat Mr Barber
After which,
| THE MAYOR OF GARRAT-Jerry Sneak, Mr. M Cu,chesn
THE W% Sf'fds Tug, Mr. Barnes-wilAemIna
Doors open at Performance half past L
| Boxes 80 cens-Pit rs cents.
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures of
IA Ann sireet-Astonishng Mysteres! Brilliant DO.
| o'clock
MONS ADRIEN son of the Great Magician SO lIknewn
IN he stass has the honor TO announce 10 the ladies
ara gentlemen OF New York and viany that his first public
Entertainment In America will be given the Lecture
oil mis- Museum on Monday Evening" May 2sth 1888, and will
continue me same greatly diversying them, evening
Mons Adrien promises public 10 all that may depend
upon him to obtain the merea applause with which his
father was honored
Mons Adrisn Inns the pleasure inform the public that
has engaged Mr. ELAVERY, Of this city well
correct and fluent Interpreter ofhe French language.
IcBes OF admissoH 80 Persons desiring admission
ZONE MUSEUM only % cen-Chlaren half price. my282w'
BEACON COURSE.
W The RACES over this beautiful course, opposite the
with prospect OF sport seldom squalled The meeting will
be held three days
First day, Wednesday, o'clock-Purse $500 two mile
heats Same day sweepstakes play or pay, mile heats,
l A. l. Bolts Oh. Margaret Ridgley, by Eclipse
out OF Phiis, four years old.
2. VIM Jones Gracious, by Sir Lowell dam Ee
AMOR, four old.
8. d Abbott en-. M. shePhcrdess, by Lance, dam by Re
venge, six old.
Second day Thursday oclock-Purse $685. mile heats
In the afternoon OF Thursday purse OF 90 dollars will bt
given for mule races entrance money added the
Third day Friday, oclsck-Purse $1,000 mile heats
Same day-Purse Si00-milo heats.
The great celebrity of the horses in attendance for Thu
meeting being the last OF the New York campaign warrants
that celebrated travelled miles
in COL JohnsoRs stable, Boston ATLANTA the mile
Friday. over this course ALEX. L. Bolts,
| DAVID II. BRANCH,
l c.. u. BROWNING.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
MILES COMPOUNp FxTsACT OF TO-
NI MATo PILLs-THE CELEBRATED sUBsTI-

TUTE FOR CALOMEL-This valuable medicine, which
has been general In the and the
wear and successfully intro PHILADELPHIA within
Inc jss three months, nj Az be had In this city.
In en- onc diseases such affections ef the liver
constipation bowels erurtvc diseases &c of
yre and may be rcsorted with confidence and
safe " The puhlc that Miles Compound En-
OF Tomato Pills centsr sereuraf preparation whs~ver.-
The undersigned General Agea Tor the proprietor give
proof OF this TACT and author sed ohsr
bssdsome reward any who vii prove that MI e.
Com pound Extract Tcm Pills does contain,
las Contained (whea sold by their sge,e cscme my
Other mercura preparation whacverand although the e
fess this medicine similar that produced =, caome
s may takeu wilhou the ghtes, Far Salvation, OF
cf producing the desous consequences " mercury
class medicines The compon nj paris VIII h. cheer
fully made known physicians wishing " use prsc
tice
II. be obtsises nj MARSHALL g. ~ 0cuMs prae snd
Checa Store sos nrrsdwsy, WIN has ben appontsd oe
neral Agent their sale Also rash onk Apnwars 20
wtsm 81 ITO hrosdway, srd 10 Aston Hovse souAlsrd
Deiuc Psrk Row srd ta2 Broadway Mhau ls5 br'ad
wayi y. IT. Green 800 Broad Adamsnn oh, bo~e-
~ and 500 Brosdway n Dodd, sts and III Broadwayi
y. d. Coggrshal, f2i Pearl, corncr Rose st.
tat. rs1hAS.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

MRS. FOSTERS SING SING VILLAGE BOAR
vI DING HOUSE house is situated on the hill at the
lever extremity of the village, and not for its
healthy location and pleasant prospects. II is sufficiently
tired aad II is the immediate vicinity OF the Episcopal
Presbyterian Baptist, and other churches, well all the
academies, which nakesit beautiful summer residence
Mrs in Of the fall in the price of provisions
will take boarders the very OF S. 50 per week. and
supply them with the best the village affords
Sing Sing, Westchester county, May, 1888
AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
10 MR. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers look a
his advertisement.
fcoMMUNIcATIoN
JULAP! .JULAPu JULAPt!.

IL Mr.. EDITOR - Did you drink Mint JuIap! If
permit introduce particular friend,
j. W00D, No. Nassau street, where this Of the
Obtained in perfection. While the country is full
OF quacks, who fosd the land with poisonous nosrum IL
quite relief meet with physician who has attained the
of his professions. There balm in Giead and Wood
is indeed a phys can Those who doubt and have mind
diseased can their doubts dspelled and te mind
tored 10 peace tranquility for shilling Many unhush
ing nhdes have already been converted TO the christian faith
who give testimony 10 favor OF happy deliver
Woods medicine which gives releo The eye exu,
berancy gnaon ar lus the turbulent passions of
repose without leaving behind Of those
pleasant sensations generay from the operation
nisteed by the hand OF others saw Ia those
who and heavy heart Woods feunian-here
freely drink and forget poverty, and remember misery
Wood fellow and a temperance In The
ordinary OF the term but he believes that the good
things vouchsaed for wise and useful
purposes order that may glorfy Him whs gave harmo
ny to the spheres.
"--Some love roam,
Buta home in the Wood FOR me-"
les It. JOHN BARLEYCORN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

OST-Last evening" in the region OF 9th street and the
IL Bowcry, note. As il the earnings for several
week of girls, hoped will be returned to this
office by the finder. ee-ltt
Ira TO LET-The corner William and Ann SITS.
cs:B excellent stand for jeweler stock maker.
JUL. ie6.6ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

QECKWITH,s ANTI-DYsPESTIC Pills
- The great popularity and established demand thls
medicine renders the continuation of epgihy advertisements
where these pills have iproe
ced into family, they become standing remedy aud are
called FOR again asd sgsn which u sufficient proof OF their
good qualities Numerous testimonials their value from
gent men of the hehes, responsibility accompanying
Bishop Ives, DR. Hawkes. Gov IredeI Hon n Potter Hon
X. stanley. Rev. VIM. McPheetsr D. ard many OF the
In this country bosr ~b have
furnished letters In testimony OF the beneficial effects resulting
from the OF these pills.
The Pubs are put In superior style tin boxss,
tanning 20 pills. Price 80 cents To bs had Of
H d. TURNER, /.
100 Broadway New York, up stairs.
VI And for sale by most Of the respectable druggists
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
ID o cry sH A ID E $ /,

" THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that in addition Ia his extensive and splendid
he has opened and htteo In handsome commodous
style large and pleasant room for the conducting
the the Shades PLAN and In accordance has given
the title The arrangements being compets In
RESPECT furnish hrs every decscy especs
ih( far famed Welsh Rarrbt, thei Gaming Mug OF AsB
usually fosnd Ia similar establishments sociis public pa
TO The admirers Of social Intercourse the friends harn
NY, ana The lovers OF first Havana puff adui care
away the BowERY SHADES, will be found IS pleasant q
=
The rules and regulations the wholesome order
erned. -
On Saturday evening" May sth the will be first open.
myI7-imss J. BARNETT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
CARD ENGRAVING.
Whiting cards, store Cards, Cards
az Home, &e. 40.

CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE
NO. JOHN STREET NEAR BROADWAY
~ Store Cards, Cards Home for wedding Parties re
&c engraved the most approved and fashionable STYLE and
printed On the finest enameled cards shortest nstice
Bills OF exchange bill heas bills Of laaing abis &c he en-
punctusty
az VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS mvIx i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
e. MULLAN repeatedly informs bis friends an

e. MULLAN respectfully informs his friends and
the pubic in geaeral, that he has removed his HAT
- STORE from 90 10 30 Bowery, the of Hester
- street. He invites his friends and the public TO give
him call pains have been spared in bringing peec
the article In his which he h-state
be surpassed In the listed States From practical expert
ence ~ Europe and to country and with desire TO please
he feels cct6dert he will uot fail, IL trial made.
Hats and Caps ofevery description made order SINGLE
by the Dozen with neatness and despa ch
Military gentlemen and Others invited call
and examine specimens Of Military Caps and Beaver Hats
which have gained him the first premiums the
fairs and has been approved OF in the department in
Washington
Orders TOR Military Hats from the South and other
The Union punctsa attended carefully put up and
waded any part OF The country reference 10 any
spensise ouse In city.
oiseror Others sending for hats caps will please
mention their official graduation.
Agents for the sale OF military cbapeau hats and caps
Mr. Todd, hat manufacturer, WASHINGTON, ID. G..
Mr. Bufnm, do. do. 100 Chssrut ST., Phadelphia.
Mrsrs vansaat Wright. 158 Market street, Baltimore
Mr. w. Johnston. Market square, Norfolk, Va.
Mr. J. O. West. Ns. 3 Exchange Place, New Haven. CT
Silk and Fur Hats made TO suit the limited circum
stances js6 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
OAR. OPPORTUNITy.-o "wednesday

OAR. OPPURTUNITv.-Oa Wednesday next
IL will uas,p Tor sale the Crosby Baxssr
Dsppe Brown Mare rs hands nigh sir old warranted
every particular She uotted Saturday last one
s,~ adde w 2mn. 81 She Is sold solely on
OF owners lesvag the city. She exceedingly
gentle broke and will stand In the for
length of time, wlthout berg fastened she he
- ssrelsv stresi 81 any time before The sale. je5 ~
nEsgAL sUfGE and Operative NJ cbsnicsl
- u. nuistry IN ~ It's variety, Nv HENRY vILLERS NJ ~
Dental Surgeon he he. OF the improved heous
viri.ces spthle Mr~al Teeth which unco-
bespy and great strength They iDcorruptibc-
eLaage coor abs-rh the
they unpleasant fetid Breath They
cav he epied from entire set correspond with
tho living teeth which. with human. natural and artificial
style &c DrptnI rchsnn His n,eihod Of inserting them
gives to the wearer mascatian aad articulation and
preserves srgiaa orm Of the mouth without asy
pleasant psintuio erstnn
The attention vi those ladies' and gentlemen who desir
caused Nv the loss of the org
teeth respectfully invited the scribers tncorrupt-
bic Teeth likewise his method and manner Of inserting
then.
DR. " petorrss every operation the teeth the mos.
spprov p'incples Of Dental reery, and with
the least possible pail Carl teeth fitted with bis
likewise cold. plsiins, etc Loose teeth rendered firm,
whether arkng age, neglect seroiua mercury the
prevented Ir .n remsdsd Teeth and the teeth
esrscd The Of Oh ldens teeth particularly at
Or yIers m be at bis redeacs as Liberty
street, nepr Broadway, New York.
n-Terms r,rderste-Fs W PARIS
- Tuaion Mechanical snd Dental Surgery, usual
myls6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06


TO CITY AND COUNTRY EALERs.
CORPORATION TICKETS
taken at rarby
y. c. MORRISON a. SON,
W Nos 1876 and 1888 Greenwich ST. between Fulton and
vesey Mort River side OF the city who offer for
Grocer, n,,! Articles Paint Psio,,rs Articles
Linseed Oils Paper Makers
olive oil Haiisrs Articles
Dye Woods Calico Printers Articles
Dyers Artisies Drugs and Medicines
The above for sal. on sers credits and ls,gs 2, snail
BRANCH or THE sHADEs-The subscriber, proprietor
Shades respectfully informs friends and the public
generally that the received since the operng
% the Shades has induced take the above house with
the city. The house fi,ed similarly, and viii be conduct
ed y all respects the same as the Shades rv.Ss
SUCCESS TO y. A. a. l.. VERNOL's,
DIAPERS AND TAIL0Rs,
sell clothing o. The most reasonsbIs ..gs se public are is
ved to call and examine their assortment and they will be
as conducted al Of Chatham 81 "''
Cloth sad s.ssmsre ,s,ngs kept on hssd, and made
10 order In the mos, fashionable style my2f-lms
ar LOUIS BENoIT, Professor Of Music, respestfuly an.
vicinity ths, he has returned the city ser absence OF
and begs leave seqasS them that he @ eo.
nues his professional ae. His residence No n Tho
"'s y ,e" ,e'A. "yzoz~
W INFORMATION wANrED-ofwILLIAMs =. JFN
Years Any r.spesns s sy .s swe
would he thankfully ceived by his anxious mohsr bv adj
dressing line 10 HAZARD, New York City through The
post osce myzs. rnk Sa&wimS
MONpx TO BOAN-Or what Is better, noe rare
rropao see Pc osr sdg per % md every s.s %
HOUSE near Maiden Lane. Gentlemen give csI II you
please, nj % William st. - ieSA
s,roag second hspd porter's Hand Cart
~. carpenter 10 do some light work Apply W. /
~ WI.DLEs Furnishing Store Of Housekeeping Articles
WANTED-Eiehto r ten apprentices wanted Immediate
w W At the Dress Making 81 No. 80 Caharine s. None
but guod seamsiresses need apply. JeoSl.
WANTFD-Sn hands to pick Muskrat Inquire at the
w Mustard Factory, S0 Fifth s. ieS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

RILLIAkDS IMPROVE D.-Sprnr Steel India
- Rubbe and cloth cushions with iron and frames
ABM BAsSFORD respectfully invites the public examine
his late improvements Just fitting up in Of Aner-
can Museum, most splendid bar, with to tables
this for sale, and the 10 lei reasonable terms NJ
not disposed OF by Thursday the 7h Jnne whole will
then be offered at auction those who wish this
siness will find this the best stand In New York. The
well established and respectable Saloon 2ls Broadway the
largest In the world Is just put " perectrepair PLAYERS
purchasers invied-sevcn tables Entrance
both the above the Doramas Broadway,
No, III Ann street my3l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

EGPM N SILyER-Table forks per dozen, Sc; des.
NJ sert forks s5 every other article equally cheap. and
engraving three When engraved
10 per allowed. Al goods warranted wrought
and ceor and mad. o the genuine German Sill
WILLIAM CHANDLEsS,
Original manufactures, 267 Sprirgsl
JESSE between Hudson and Grecnwich sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
VAUxHALL GARDEN.

yAUXHALL GARDEN.
1T MR.. LOVE the Dramatic Poyphonst, will exhibit his
astonishing performances evening this week. commPnG
lug Monday evenns Jun, 4ih. The BRASS BAND will
perform numssr of and beautiful pieces, vizGrand
March, dedicated the 9th Regiment Grand march, dedi
lated the Light Guards Captain Vincent Grand march
dedicated samuel w Seely, Captain o. the Tempkios
Blues Grand waltz trombone obgsto &c &c &c Leader,
Mr.. Lothian
Abundance Is cents. Doors open at o'clock. Perform
ances will commence AT half past 8 ot lock.
N B. Each evening oil Loves performances there will be
change. je5d