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sc.1LE or paIo,a;s--Dou5h Ga,

SC.3LE Or l'HIoh,S- D59hh Gns.
For a double Gin oi ~ or etei
cylinder, making LOO s,ws the stand
with feeder bands, Sc. AT 81 per SAW 5000 20
Fer - loub. Iin ui 60 81 " c, lnlrr,
m' ~ SAWS il ihe stand icr rs, NJ.
81 fr1 SAW, o. 20 ~
r'nr ito Ut i, SAW son DO N. say, ,u,
,taatl, AT s. Z, ,ri saw, 'sti us
Fif do. ~ ~ Jaws % do. ~ SAWS il
slt al, at $3.50 pei, ia" ,.or 2du ti
.s SING l. i, q, lTs
Fora sin &c Gin of 50 SAWS or mor,.; with
set o Feeders, bnlas, &c. at ST per
SAY, $3.50 ml
Fordo of 90 SAWS, with feeders, Sc =, as
0pcr saw, 800 On
.'or 10 OF ia avs, wth feeders, Sc Sc
75per SAW, 800 u
For do OF ~ saws, with eei4rs, &c. at 81
81 per $50 "
Exl4, teet, where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 ceis tish the uunber of,ecih being about ctlua
o,iir number Of DAe set OF feeders it is cor
side, ell however, will wear on, Nv. or three sets o
SONS. Extra SAWS supplied III 50 cri.ls each.
The Gns .r,.,t w'I he delivered to the agents OF
iihcrs IN my At the s,H.P"rt'"wns IT III. c,ttpt ptn
ing States, Al the aNe prices, the agents pns s IL.
ctsI, the same from Ne" York, air Incoming re-
spnnsibic tor the amount OF the i,in. 4 Tin ur.s
will be sent with the ems 10 Pat them up wltsre de,
ire tho charges ior whose services will he bs
moderate .-T-s
Iron cunning sc,rc:. also he ordered where desired
reasonable terms, but will he charge extra f}ors
power, ofa', description, be furnished on Xix,
erms Small steam engines also be ordered II 4r
,irth
II is desirable, wiaH planter, give orders for Gus
sy should acconpa, then. with their views resar
TO The arrangement, nj saws, breasts, brushes, &c
Is found the, ,iisfyr in 0,inio; SOME desire SAWS q
larger diameter Than others. The com on si2,
IS or 10 inches; ,tu, some Wish them l2 inc.,,.s Son,
wish nf brushes axle, while Others ii;
not wits than al mas. ) Isl, saws with s
org teeth 10 the incii while others wan, 10 or II
W ueil discrepancy, We prefer they Should, ID
the lime OF giving orders, furnish statement of the
Nies, and lie manufacturers can fulfil them in ever,
patttc,llu, Where ii IS left 10 or discretion we s,i
make tcn on The most 'nodeln and approved plan
A., o'tp executed, from the tine il is received
the space Of eight nine wee Ks, and the Tin in lln.
I,,nr l,c, il, lc hauls OF ,'.. Factor To be in tn,
'or die mex, eup all " ers ought 10 be in the hands
Inc a;,ic'uirrBl,y the First middle Of May; ex.e,,
'or plantations where hey SIZE late in commencing /
lick gin collo,.
\. -. The l,tei Right, for any one of the cetto
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms.
n23 6mos
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Il was weak enough To rcad the mass OF talsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt .
Had known las, evening Of the great Importance Ct
AS sbnId Iay. treated the last of the tl,r,. some
what differently: but let thar pass. I will. howe ever
compliment his master Of the Journal, for his aga y
to employ the former knight ot OF the garter of the
may Kill two birds with, one stone, G. IL patch the
holes hat ma, be hts natural political ,r'nen,s
an i, il nmy Judge from that excellent paper, the Ad
vertiser, DIR. Spps master is, politically in constant
need ofhis services.
Wien auy crcun,stancs Soccurs, whether domes,ical
or politically, which requires blister, whether on hi
wn nose or the reputation of those who do hap
sen TO please him, be ing unlike him, (which be
sea, misfortune then it is he rings his BELL, whcr
after all is nothing than if it was sounding bras
OF tnkiing cymba;'' Yet, TO view it thus-Dr bel
looks well; hut with Nj. d. A. s. ). after it, appear
magnifcent!!!
Julyl4.
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.NEU' EDITION or TIE CIpI. CODE or
LOUISIANA

rktjsP NJ. LIS.
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ERACON-93 binds sides, 5 hhds jules, and s6 ibid
shoulders. Cincinnati cufsd landing from stea nj
er Backeye. and for sale by. :,
STETSoN & AVERY.
MO 9R 9IrsviaE gsrne4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, sept. lgh, lbs
Gro. w. DEsT, Fee
Agent Of tie Lne Of Stages nj Augusta Georgia
sIR-ws due lire aad l-tow citizen, who
NAV be travelling the inform you and thsm should
you deem object worth giving pnslcily TO H. OF our
ir. and perfect OF the manser which We baye
bse Warrcnon this In the unpre.
eed~ned short time efy hours and although tile Telegraph
Line kad enderSd cr bin 10 beat pour ag int
er the Telegraph the mail stsgr arrL
although have been here hours and when they
arrive venture TO predict Il VIII be eight hoars behind
instead OF eight hours sbead.
Journey accomplished without say thing Ae rsciag,
and m. erpedan spcy to be aScrbed the superiority
OF your traa the exceeacs a. sire gh stages and
The aud respectful department Of your
driver Who much pleasure IN bearirg testimony,
We found equal Il superior, aay others have met
in our travels
RIcHa.D u PRtTCHARD. New Orleans,
ALBERT q PARKER, of Mobile,
JNe A. BUREN,, uf New Orleaes.
d. = MURRAY, Greensboro. Alabama.
JOHN q. NICHAILOFFsKf, OF Mobile,
o,.l2 l.. PALMER. NeN Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

for deyng dan ruff and preventing the hair from coming
turnrg grey pr pared by ANTONIO PASTOR, Hair
Gutter. les Greepw ich street, New York.
This inma ae OIL has b. the product of fifteen
experience The city New York where have been
Using the hair cutting business In that period knew
has used IT, vhsse hair has not been Improved
by az Ibis COMPOUNDS ard the public may rely H.
that A. PASTORS COMPOUND OIL is the whelesones
Oil for the hair makes IL grow thick and long
falling oil turang grey and even hair has
grey such nauiser TO the hair, that by il vi
lis patural cnor also hair from becom
shaded, aud II hair is already shaded. which dis
hgu youpg ladies, and used for short time vial
its cclo cesr the scurf the head
and hair clean; promotes ~ ebr0ws and wbiskers
A. PASTOR, los Greenwich ST., New York.
Price, 81 cents per botile. oll.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
NJ PRICM ONE QUALITY.
M ID n IT'S y II d " Il
ia crnRv
n ANDERs0Ns LABOR SAVING SOAP. FOR
WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT RIBBING on
GOLDSNI WHITING SCHOOL
AND GALLERY OF PkNMANSHIP,

II ANDERsONS LABOR SAVING SOAP FOR
WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING OR
POUNDfNG-(aD entire new article 1.-The subscriber
nups manufacture of the above article No 81
William, from Pearl The of his Soa
entirely with the Of rubbing pounding
clothes thereby avoiding all hard labor saving
half Of iae time, and making the clothes
than By amoant 81 labor that be
on tn IN In the grdinarymann~r of washing.
The process xsshins with this soap simple and
brief The whine cOthe To he boiled In suds OF this
soap maules hour depending Of course
The state OF the taken
DIR aimed he washed OF the boil rinse In
water The suds may be for boiling par
GELS OF clahe-ihe last looks well the first The
hich the white clothes washed of the boil Is
strong enough washing all the colored clothes without
additional soap II will clothes but the color
FIRM ami gives them clear and brgat Appearance BY
using little soap washes well in hard Is
all purposes than other soap. Printed direc.
tons will he gveR with the soao.
B-warraned netto injure The tfxtue q the cloth.
The following respectable iHdyidu lis being nmeng
who have used the sric uihssccess have vol
tarily yen cir names, with liberty refer 10 lhemi
Mr. and Mrs. wasS. ie M9nrOe 81.
Mrs NJ De Rance s! Stanton
sir. ana Mrs. julia 9ElR 81
Mr.. and Mrs rupprr. IS Monroe St
Mrs o. Douusll, al Front ST
Capt q Lyons, haguc
Nrssrs Saith 4 Valentine, t5 Geld 81.
Patent right secured.
Mansfa Glory 264 william re- doors Pearl,
N.w York. ISAAC YAkDERyEER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
PATENT WINDLAss
X H. DIS II r. a ID.

~ THE subsc berS Sole Propeters and Manufactu
with despatch. H orders tor their
Unrivasd Patent sweed Beam windass Beadseads which
are amc4 avcrsaly used, being the article,
vet invented bmbiuRg ease convenience durgbuty
The sacking upon by the wndlass sweed beam
msde perfectly light ard fee from all LIABILITY To sag still
leaving Elasticity the which READERS partie ulsry
easy pie in construction the matter Of putting and
dowa Wal be found III bit little trosbe in comparison
Nth those Of any other construction whilst the precision
wLich The component parts fitted a safeguard
against t.e ihtreftuct,os of any sind ~ vermin.
From takea TO render each Bedstead perfect their
qualities for durability will commend them purchasers
viz invited call ana examine large assortment.
hand.
large Of e~ssp, Firsitare Matu asses
Feather beds, he. coustnnlv ON hand,
}. ~ q. s0uTHACk, No. 1876 Broadway,
ieI5y FRANKLIN u use
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THE ANTI-ANGULAR sSTEM OF
w RITINc

SPLENDID PENMANsHIP ACQUIRED IN II LEssoNs!! ,
MR. BRIsTOw, of Loudon respectfully announces to the
l Ladies and Gentlemen of New York that he hiss returned
and has RE OPENED bis Writing Glasses for Pupils of ALL
AGES and every capacity day and evening" al his old es
tabshed
ACADEMY No. ITS BROADWAY, near CORTLAND st
Where he IL NOW ready to impart 10 the Ladies' the
Merchant the Youth Clerk the Attorney the Accountant
writing bold and off hand rapid In the execution and
highly mercantile pursuits the Counting House.
&c, &c., "
In T,oslpe Easy Lessons, Of one hour each I!
No matter how INDIFFERENT, lLLE GIBLE, DEFOR.
MED CRAMPED the Pupils Writing may be. -
The Ladies meet o'clock and are taught nedf de'
G and iashi enable style OF VIII ing.
NJ, rchants and Stranger, vsas New York complete
course in 2or days. =
II steel and pen are bosh used at Mr. Bristows
Academy.
Additional lessons given tasoye the tweye free Of er
charge necessary by Mr. in order rive full
saisiac tion every pupil sl2lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
D-wILLlAM GIBSON, PLAIN AND DKcoRA-
y TIVE HOUSE PAINTER GLsZiER, AND GLASS

CAn D-wlLLIAM .IgsoN, PLAIN AND pEcoRA-
srAINER.-ln tend. ring bis grateful acknowledgement 10
citizens OF New yors, 10 inc liberal patronage he hss
probation bestowed upon the styles % work nrodpc
BY hun iasss The liberty oI normsg " p.rss.s s.d The
years increased his facilities and ehrcira-Nuch arrange
giant with his pro tssisn style regards
c. ION and design hitherto uratle1pod ~ this country 10
ever be IL study e 1ne wi,h Utility combined via.
sop.throus state that geBen negligence Of those rus
u the al all error In deco-aon-how rarely do
c s eo y os s p !" o9 ps poe .s, sssn s
rues OF art The unp eassn, effects arising from hcb
by The casual without
being able remedy the error rehs ard
would certainly convince Of the beauty 81 having
rous apartment, decsrs,ed seren, styles, according
III, sdaptsuon the drawing with It's enive sing
ricb warm and cuts sp. eoorirg OF he dining room
she the somere gravity q We library resyed " %, sue
stenunu thans II present bestowed on ~ oe e.pe
ensnse,sg r ops ssr,o,sS a. viii ds,os err.
ons sad BY due attention &c the use stosun ~ "
, s,S. sT. produce an arrangement d'T''ao'
10 ,onsaIrs 20 ,seIssse :" are employed On tse
plau department. bile the deeosne % d H. a., o,n NC
gspsp,%eS a"aer The I%edise and de-
signs 81 himset an eress,e ~ r,sops q, ~, sw
oo a pSs imi,s1o.s OF srk and sowed spesuy;
dassk noroeco &C ,r oh sdsp,.d,s every speee.o
decoration RIss %,sss az 81 o shn sss'. ar.
% sss decor'on fer the cabins Of packets
bill vi OF
s IN. pleasing and eTdng variety of i
~ W the mind long voyages
~ 81 lake and river travelling stained,
creaIs ~ ponIed glass IL every know nmethod
ana III having ted much ~ bis time the last
and perfectirg this beautiful but I'LL lately
ia neglected believes Ne has the extensive
20 variety OF colors burnt glass which,
other will enab him To complete work
equal sr sney and durability, to specimens .fwelnh
centuries: that for this beautiful
al nv become generally dfused designs viii be FUR
1rgins aud eleC to- from the best models Of ancient
modern att sad chosen with particular reference W MS
situation AID use.
ssould w O. cnntaue 70 receive that encouragement.
v ever be his study merit pie rs htn. thet nei-
ter svcron experience viii " ganng ~ bis endeawr
4, elevate bis M No cctrd profession 10 W iys rant
liberal art WORTHY encouragement ~ every cren o.
taste-S76t Bowsry, 81 door shove Fourth street "
s4eOa 2m.
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BEWARE OF PAINTED
NAKE Ed
K1X!,;;i;i:Z!||,

~ HUMBgG! QUCKERY! Impostion Forgery! =
Whai-No names, street, numbers gven.-Big capitals
painted to eeceve Citizens, look cut The Broadway Writ
ing Qaacks and Impsstos will gull See the fresh forge
ries and panted specimens appear like OF hand CtzeEs
challenge these mpudea deceivers come out and write
before The public with the Fair Of The American In
stiue. Then the pubic will know who the best business
penmsn have m years 70 get some one to write
against re, but has dared TINS puUlic ha, been
ragged long enough by these painting writing teachers Bus
hand and Slew retouchrd hand entirely different
Gentlemen impostors will meet you al the Fair.
1 r. COWARD, Professor aud Teacher Of
Book keeping, Bu.ness Writing &c
oI0St+ $50 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

GOLD AND SILNEas INk-Warranled genuine,
NJ for Vsirg Cards Notes Ornamental Pau ting &c This
utifn superior article is used with quill
ard, when dry nasthe appearance fine gold silver
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by EDWARD
" KENT, ationer No Wall, of New street. New
Yo,k Sold also Mrs. Kings Book store l4 Fulton 81
al lmss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
MAR RIED ID.

ON the sh last bv the Rev Andrew Stark Robert
~srchant formerly Of Villa c. 70 Mary daaghter
of DR. James Cameron 76 Hudss a., n T. NV r..,.l.
Al Croton TIN ult, by the Rev w a. Aasha' III ~ he
merchant OF PeeksAil Miss Henrietta L. mosne'' u '
former place. -, -, n. ~ Tobu
Brown. Thames W. Chryste Elizabeth A. saueoe' =
Charles Ludlow Esq. ,y,.I.x he 10th inst
nv The Hev r. A. Haam, Mr. Henry Ansues os he fer
TO Mary, daughter OF Nathaniel saons'a'i Nf
uerp
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
DIED.

On Thursday morning Mr. Rudolph Braen ~ VIC ''''
of his age. e.,,v are respectfully invited TO
.end his funeral this afternoon at ococA o.n =, a..r
;oyta,on from his late residence, br"oASh' :" 'e"'
on Wed esday morning. 9th instant John Mckay asea
M rds AMI those OF his John Mckay jan are s
IL on Saturday afternoon al 4ocock, from w.
So walker s., TO ST. johns ChurSh ,t,ha Russell n
/. Tallahassee Fla the 21lh ut Ma new yarE where
native OF Yorkshire, Eng ne sJ H. deceased has
ne spent u or Is monins. - s"eNe'e -
friends in New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
u BRANCH or THE SHADE

NJ BRANCH or THE SHADES ANA street near
william street.-The subscriber proprietor OF the Shades
Isspee dolly informs his friends and the pphc gerersly
that the encouragement received since the opening sf the
Shades, has induced bm to take the sbeve house with
vie Ia accommodate those who reside the casters
the city TIE fitted SIMILARLY and will conduct
ed In all respects the ne the Shades.
leo A.
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sggo1.n,s H90Ms For ,BILLIANp

~ AN - r. So zfo DrO.sfs~-y .nd ~ Ann
Joins The both for the als Df.t
Tables Cloths Balls he and exercises Tor health. Pur-
cha and players invited There ~ Billiard Tables
ready for trial. ~ ROOM with spring, Steel India
rubber cloth cushions and eagle iron, snd wood frames
he besta offered the public. my3l-S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12
PILOT AND BEAVER CLOTHS CHEAl
Enn CASH,

Az No. 6S Maiden Lane.
IT just received large assortment VI the above goods
-hch will sell cash pses varying from dollars 20
Eve dollars per yard Those In viii please call and
anime previol sly 10 purchasing sewhere.
os2si, ALFRED y JAMES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

nRRIs TOOTH PASTE-An uneqnaIled Dent
~ rrr for nsing and beauty the teeth
The ORsIs TOOTH PASTE has, in every instance, NOR.
ear~d highest xpsciaons 81 those who have usc
H. as hundreds of cheeruy attest WbiA beau
tfes teeth giving them clear and pearly wilderness
and removing preventing appearance OF tartar
improves the seller OF the lips and gum-prcven ans
heals ulcers the OF decay IN
s peculiar and graceful sweetness 10
breath for which tie Girls Root justly and extensively
cs,ebrsed-and Is also, presminenty distinguished TOT u
agreeable taste and fragrance
Teoh the Instant he angcd into an
agrre ,be and nost eIcslle Tosh wash while IL FREE
The many objections that apply to such an article aae
also applicable TO Tooth Powders assa ap
pendage 10 the toilet warranted TO eoplais no nRredf
the least degree Injurious t ne eeth asd ngh
y recommended the eminent dentists lis extensive
sale the general satisfaction Ibat ensures arc however
evidences OF its popularity and merit fce ~ GEMS
with full directions. - :. =
For sale by H. c. Hart, l7S Broadway; Hart NJ
2Ss Broadw ay and e5 Hudson ST. Howe Guen, iB Chat
ham ~ n. Guon ~ Bowery corner OF Pike and Herr,
as ANA at AL Grand 81 between Eas Broadway and Dyisos
,S.,,y =, jy26eod- w3ms
(SOLLECtlONS maze on all parts OF The OHiea
'' " Sd SYLVESTER.
q Rroadwav and wall [
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Chatham Circulating Library



IT THE subscribers beg leave respectfully TO nfara Their
and the public that they have just respencd NE above
establishments after making alterations and addition,
The, prepared and ready 10 accommodate iose
mo may pleased lhem With their palronagr
Hitherto they had liberal share of public support and
sey hope fo their late important improvements, and b.
their Business 10 receive increase OF it,
Ire Library Contains 5000 volumes Of works
fiction sad the intention Of The subssrbs enlarge ID
sm the OF their pstrens de- u
accessory. IL systematically arranged and Comprises the
greater Of the most approved works ON the following SUB
rctsiltory Biography Voyages and Travels Natural His
10Y, Natural aad Experimental Philosophy Classical and
Literature. In add on In The foregoing they
would parlic ulary call the attention OF the reading
their extensive collection o works Of fiction
Perhaps Library in the city eau produce greater or
varied collection No effort has been spared
reader tn department Of their Library complete
sble contains $500 this suhect
and daily receiving accesdsns II works from the
both this Europe IL u also suppl with 10
American Earspeaa periodic works together with hne
cole tion oi 500 Pays, acting and Standard
In conclusion they eays II state that ererton
their part shall be waiting make their Library superior, f
possible city, and thereby rendering the most
worthy Of general patronage and support: -.x...
Iel9t' n ". L9NGLE1
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III SECOND WARD no TEL-Nsrt 10 the corner oi
Fulton Nassau strretFhis well known establish
mest having undergone thorough refng i In
plete order accommodation Of u who honor
With their patronage
There ace In hoose besides the lower story, which Is
thrown entirely open public bar room, large room upon
the sry IS feet by IS well suited tor the sccomoda
ua- public neetipgs together with several SMALLER
adapted clubs referees Ter the tran sssoa Of
other private business
Clubs private psrics srco~modssd with rooms and
furnished with dinners or supper composed ~ every
species game or decscy which the markets afford at
NOTICE EDMUND JONES. Propris tor. ell
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ELLETHORN

ELLETHORNS.
Wholesale and Retail LOZENGE Warehouse,
IO6 NASSAU STREET.
~ DIFFERENT VARIETIES of medicated and commoa
CU Lozeng equal to the English, and from
Among Them Cough Lozenges, that will
coughs and coGsumptons when they curable-Worm do
fail iispe the kind wormsApoo
that improve The voce-Sarsapsria do that purity the
bood-Camphor do, Tor low spirits tainings, Ac-Hhubara
FIR cosvenessOrris Root do sweetening the breath
-Peppermint Sass1iras, WinteYgreen. Rose, &c. &c.
Il lnpD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

DUFF eOnDON * CO.'S sHkux.h
WINES.
A SELECT Assortment Of ihe Dnf Gsrdon sherry, In.
N cludiug some Anoua Passd, Vintage 1895.
ed for sale by THOS. ID. RYAN, 20 Broad St
o8.lws Agent Duff Gordon X Co.
A CARD-IMrORrANr TO THE BEAUMoNDs.-
N "THE VANILLA COMPOUND, OR PERSIAN
SOAo continues enjoy its high repuaiien rs the only
me,ic that will sptions of the face AND eck tan
sunbNrr The SMOOTH appearance gives
the complexion must be spsak tr great popularity
ladies' having CANNOT be surpassed,
duciug in few seconds fine athcr. The patronage II
the nobility and gentry OF France aud England
has made II excessively used la Europe.
may be had OF H. o. Hart cor Broadway and Corandt
street, j. H. Hari, corner OF Chamber =, and D,osawayi
VIM b HoG nan Brosdway and nj. 9uion, 1T Howe.
Crane of Henry ADD + ne ufrs ana
AL Grand ID. Sands, leo Fuion, corser OF Wam
a. Price SO cents IS coy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-12

THE " Royal
William, Capt.
swanson. will
leave Liverpool
ms above men-
tossed, and will
sail from New
York Goth OetS-
Der.
Her character
for speed Il safe
~ is already well
established. She
Is divided ists Sc
-NA
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" ASHABLE WINDOW
n ME 10 TORy- sn hscrihsr yes no ctfuk

WANTED, at very low rates,
wv NatcheI Vickshurg,
Grand Gulf New Orleans,
Ohio, Kentucky,
aud Arkansas Bank Notes Appy 10
THOMAS ID. CARPENTER, 10 Wall street.
Lumbernans Rank Notes wanted oe.6t
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PKlNIING PRINTING

tNG Fh1Ni
MO so, vESEY STREET, I'D Story,) Sd door from
IN Washington street. The subscribers will execute all
ders Of every description in the absve line
NJ B-Hstters Tips, Labels, &c dens 10 Gold Bronze,
and Ink, ia ms elegant style, specimens OF which may be
the othce.
Also, Copperrlate Printing.
~ For sale a medium Printing Press, and font of
Lore Primer G. o. & r. CHiLD5 Jr.
o3 Inn 30 vesey street
Liberty advocate., 1838-05-05

we shall endeavor to avoid that licentious-
ness which yainly seeks to benefit the pub
lie by wounding the feelings Of individuals.
A portion Of our paper will be occupied
with comprehensive notices Of all pass
ing events--giying the pith of the news of
the day, without burdensome details.
We eschew partisan politics.; yet we
shall continue TO express our opinions i'm
partially on all public measures. Follies
in government as well as in sociallife are
open to ridicue; and when the humor
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