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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
asUsr or Trude.

During the have oe-n heavy dry goods,
.a and the prices obtained good The country trade
Ia. not vet commenced There Is h.w.vcr some activity be-
tween the importer and obbers in preparation for the trade
which may expected open in few weeks y asyet
too early Judge Of the quantity o goods likely 20 be Import
ed this f but the probability that the supply viii b. fully
,ou. To- the demand However much the country be IN
want Of goods the of the will prevent
tep.,ve The - indeed large but the con.
traced OF Bsnk BY causing great fall 70 the price
Of produce will the necessity Of corresponding fall IN
prices Of good. before great degree Of activity viii be
realized
CorsoS-Thcre has been but trhing busns's doing IN
cotton last nsticc There n apparently great apa
thy existing among the trade Prices have not nominsy alter
notice The stock has been re-ced by ship
from fret hand the low rates Of freight tempt holders TO
forward while ha little aeh held out 10 buyers
The southern markets in dull state the W
the British Queen travelled south, IL seemed T. paaljse the
trade all through the southern country. At New Orleans
duriar ending the M inst there sld in
lot 1850 bales Mississippi cotton At lac This lot belonged to
the Union Bank ef Msssspps aud bought Ter the BARGE
Iona market VIZ Havana The tho British Queen had
NOT been iycd The prospects Of the crop continue
cros.isg THE following an extract from the letter &C
correspondent, dat d
The rrospect Of full ersp will be realised this its
flI ,,.. We lo.k cottos in about weeks from
tb. d,t, There always great strife who shall have the
Srst bar Of cotton mukct Business has been quite dun
this and ee the t accounts from England they
still. j. expected that the cotton market viii open
st very low price.
The following taLIe Of stocks sales prices and remarks
each Tor week previous to the date AIMED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

shares Z Bask IlsI 80 do IIut-W TN WMI BahE "
"a Bank Of the State of New York lo 10 North American
r Co "a, 10 do 7sl les Mechascs Bankog Association
ai-i5 Bank OF Commerce 99nw-1le American III. Bank
sIl - do s00 Del and Hudson 67Ic 200 do 673c 10 do
s7e so do 67w 80 do s3OJ, 50 do sisw 50 do 67b5
AZ vckburg $50 Bank Of Kentucky 77si0ds 30 do ut
20 do 73-iO Mohawk Rail Read 5Sa IS do 6Si1s Boston
and Prov 1901 40 do 1910 Stsnngton 23 IDS, 10 do a.
no do 23l 10 a3b61s-25 Harlem 47b3sds-co Canton Co,
H.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
Irs soSsirIoS ~ NAV, 1887.
3,i7a,oso


This illustrates The great Change winch has
r.ed the bank policy Of the southern states since the period
Of suspension Unlimited loans asd circulation ne
longer looked upon the osy method Of relieving the
as the process OF bsering Speculation. f,cetiously
termed in Mississippi The present conduct Of the banks
guarantee that the revson through which We have passed.
iii not a, Icson entirely lost wpop southern hsancer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

DOARD.-A gentleman aud his wife three single
I'D gentleman have handsomely furnished with
board. BY applying ~ No 10 Park Place.
English aud Frsnch spoken. aul2.islms
CARRIAGEs-fhe subscrisers are con.ta, ty receiving
~ from their manulacery At New Haven Carriages Of ~
descriptions whch they chsr to the public, tie most
favorable terms al their Repository, Nos 25 u Cana
street Thase wishing 70 purchse will do we'll call and
examine II themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
aui3 Iw' BREWSTER K 60.
DATENT RIFLES Of arpt.,ed style, very simple cen.
sructon and highly nish,d FOR sale very reasonable
terms by -
mloy LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER : Golds.
EENMAN sUCCoKY-for navoring Coffee, constant.
NJ Nv on hand ard far sale Wholesale and retail, BY
sul5y LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,7 Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

Passengers Arrived.
In the Pasey B. Bloun from Hayanasignors Tranqueno,
Cacho Nirreti.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
Packets 10 Depart.

G'nckess 10 ibcparl.
LONDON.
Westminster, Moore, Ang 20
ST. James, Sehor, Sept. J
Montreal, Griaing, Sept. 10
LIVERPOOL.
Virginia, Harris, August ID
North America, Hoxie, Aug. 10
Liverpool, (S) Fayrer, Aug "a
Siduons, Palmer, Aug. 20
HAvRE.
Vile de Lyon Stoddard, As 10
Francois lstThompsou, Aug "a
Utica, Pell, Sept !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
Passengers smiled.

In the Toronto for London-Mr Bris'ow of Ireland; MIR
Baabin Mrs Hoskns, OF New York; Mrs Nj q he.lwrgh
Miss Wh.elwrght Of Massachusetts, Joseph Maui of France
Charles Carraho, Of Cape Haytien; Rev MIR Wheegh Mir
Penard Vim Dizzy of England; Mr. Bohle Of Germany; A
Gossip. Cha Gamlin Kemp and Mrs Sparks, New York;
I ii Worra Of Mexico; j Haranchipy, France.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12
Packets 20 Arrive

Packets 10 Arrive.
LONDON.
Montreal GriHng, July
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
Mediator, Cnsmplin, July 20
LIVERPOOL
Sheffield. Allen, July
Oxford, Rathbene, July 7
Sh, ridan, Depeyster, July Is
{ Columbus, roper, July 10
Liverpool, (S.) Fayrer, Aug. !
HAvRI.
Emerald, Orne, July !
Silvie de Grasse, July 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

N,nLo's-This evening we may anticipate anoth.
nd over run the saloon Burton's night The en-
t.rta;nments are for the benefit Of GABRIEL the Bur-
tom Of the Rave family, Of the best little fellows
and most wonderful artistic in the world. Full OF
variety is the bill, and full Of people will be the
garden, or we are no prophets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

o. The Coroner held two inquests ON Ss'usasy
..x fs.,r ON Sunday. We believe they were OF no
interest. except to the immediate relative: Of the
parties but in consequence Of the Coroner Keeping
his Office hermetrcally sealed, oar reporter was an
able to get sight Of the minutes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

n HE NOTES Of the Housatouic Rail Road Comp an, ,
j Brdgr port, redeemcd b. Messrs. KETCHUM, RIO
GERS BEsiENT, so Wall street. the rates a,
notes ol the several B,nks in CONNECTICUT. auiO-3t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

NAUXIIALL 0ARDEN.-ENTRANIE tREE.-Ths
preprietors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that il open for the Various have
ASd addition "a ertain Of water w.ch they
ATS: ate will xstly Of their patronage and Of
who visit the citJ
The Esues,an Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays aud Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen par
chase with perfect confidence arsc either for carriages
wagons equitable and without the fear Of deception.
All Horses Carriages, Harness. Saddles Brides &C entered
gratis limited number Of box stalls provided for horses
at livery. ROCKENBURG & BANCKER,
je7-3m' Propretogs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

HATLiNS INDIAN GALLERY, IN Simv hsh.
~ tute. Broadway-Noe-This immense Collection Of
Indian Painting and Indian Curostcs will remain open for
20 cents admission during each day and evening Of this months
after which, and forever the price admission
formerly wasl 20 cents and Season Tickets 81 auI MI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

~ RAND ATTRAC riON.-Pubc Exhibition Of the Pam
" ting 4 Boissy DAngios; OF the french Revoke
tsnThis magnificent Painting by The celebrated Vnchoa
vf the dramatcal and vivid
There expressed in the animated style anger fury the
thirst Of bleod opposition to GOODNESS Of mind
age and to dignity
There less than two hundred persons Of life the
Pantag, and among them James Monroe Minister Pcnipe
tertiary from the Uaited States the year l79S.
This piece which has attained through
the cities OF Europe through France lately New Or
leans exhibited 4 the Clinton Hall Beekman street. opposite
the brick meeting house.
doors open irom in the morning till in the evening.
Abundance. 10 cents Sc tickets, 90 cents. y29S>ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

- COUNTRY RESIDENCE Staten Island 10
A let-The and splendid residence Of Madam Gryme
.i who is about leaving for EuroPe situated the high
hill Of Staten Island surrounded by forest ani rub
berry, with all necessary improvements aud outbuldngs
This beautiful place will Be let with all the furniture il
and also the horses aud carriages should they be
CURED For further inormstn apply at No 6s Pine street
the premises at Staten Island. IL 81 leteojs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

lA,lFlC HOTEL, l6l Greenwich street, New York
The Subscriber having become proprietor Of th. above
Hotel will at all times eDdeayor 10 liberal share Of
pubs patronage. aug. lnsl HIRAM CRASSTON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

uS- A CaRD-IHE PANORAMAs-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens 81 New York. and
the public rally that he intends open for exhibition
NEW PANORAMA early October next. and that
quenty the Panorama Of JERUSALEM will positively Be
closed on the nrsl Of hat month H. gives this early
that parents may bring their children Sunday
School Il. achers their scholars AID that all may ep
Portuni'y OF viewing this transcript of the Holy City
aul. ises2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-12

Q9- SHIP UTICA FROM HAVRE -Consisnees will
please send their permits board at the foot OF Albany street
~ r. Goods not permitted ~ the 9Th inst. will unavodaby
be sent to the public store. au5-y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

ruined and depoPu'aiej, because a lev bauk d.
reciors and credit gamblers may be arrested 90
their course OF speculation.
In truth, the debtors al the bank Cauno, be 10
serS m any event, by rctuu TO sound cuuen-
cy, and the suppression Of fraudulent banks
The loss must ultimately tall upon the cammuni-
~ at iarge-the honest halder. Of this hank pa
per, who have trusted TO the good faith OF cor
rupt and dlsh0nes; banks. And It IS from firm
CONVICTION, We may say the certainty, that the
longer the settlement Is pa, of, the greater will
be the loss Of the community, that We now urge
prompt action on the par, OF the Legislature. lf
the dIscretted banks are now honestly wound M.
they will eventually be enabled TO pay large
portion of their liabilities hut If the managers,
the officers and directors, are permitted to collect
the debts Of the banks, they viii pocket all the
assets, and swludle their creditors on, Of the
whole amount Nor IS ihts all they viii issue
more paper, and continue to rob the public so
long as II can be sold IN the market for a single
she markie. The interests OF all debtors 10 the
banks, as well as creditors, and the interests of
the whole community The nights of every class,
call loudly for an Immediate close ard settlement
OF all the nsoiyent banks by the Legislature.
The sooner the In'amy Is wiped out hy the
Sponge of judlcIous leg station, the better il will
be Tor the country and all concerned. -.Nhssis.
sippidH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
the MoCRAT
g PUBLISHED EvERr SATURDAY. ~
w0RT0INGTN 4 CHAPMAN.
p-LI.,b,,,of ihs Uaited States Lars.

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70 s'o' .,,,bS. and no paper viii he discontinued,
SIX M" a. the discretion of the Editors until all
teA''P,.s have been paid.
aII'I.s ,,syrS viii be inserted at 81 per square
Ies) for the FIRST Insertion, and so cents
o,,h subsequent insertion.
,I 1 not marked with the number ofn-
Aas ..,,ons will be published untliorbd and charg-
:. Cd ,nvrsTrsrxG-Four squares or less, re-
'LAsI Ihlr i, pleasure, 500, payable halt yearly.
.an,ract lor less than one year. The privilege
rnn,,,i advertisers is limited to their immediate
o. sn,' an advertisements for the benefit of
rsrsons sent in by them must be paid Tor by
y es Of 4 personal nature viii be charged
~, ., TIE PPER-$5 per annum in advance
ar Is at the end of the year.
Il, WoRE mast be paid for on delivery.
-. Letters to the Editors on business connected
with the oRce, must be post paid, or they will no
he attended to.
A vyorycIyG CANDIDATES for Office Will be $40. No
name will be inserted unless we are specially au
thorzed BY some responsible person.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

OF then hast told me, mother dear,
Subtle man Id cause Ia fear;
Tho an angel IN the skies.
Still thy warning voice prize,
But # they would still pursue,
Mother dear, what could DO.
Let these silent tears proclaim,
Mother, was not 10 bamc,
Let these silent tears proclaim,
Mother, dear mother, was not 10 blame.
Sadly beats this drcary heart,
From tina, form so loved to part,
Oh how dismal is my lot,
Still to live by han forgot.
Though remembrance breaks sigh,
Though pale sorrow dims my eye,
Let these silent tears proclaim,
Mother, ! was not to blame;
Let these silent tears proclaim,
Mother, dear mother, | was not TO blame.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
TIGHT LAcING
TIGHT LACISG.
"Oh my Nora's gown for me,
That floats az Wild as mountain breezcs,
LcavlnQ every beauty lfee

That floats az Wild as mountain brcezcs,
Leaving every beauty free
To sink or swell as heaven pcase5,'
going 10 assai your corsclr. Tom Moore was al.
ways considered good Judge Of female beauty, and,
despite Of the rage FOR bUckran and whaIebonc, he
lu1urlates, as The above quotation proves, on The
charms Of his Nora Cfenia--" Tree as nature made
them" The Roman ladies', and the beaunlil d.
whites Of the Z" heahe Greeks, did not iramme
their persons with stays drawn drum ught-ihcy
did not distort nature, by screwing her maser-work
nlo the shape Of an hour-gass; no, their robes
doaed freely on the amOroue brecZcs-says were
unknown and starch was out Of the question.
They must have been GARY creatures, else why
should they have been copied BY master sculptors
as the models Of female perfection We confess
that the majority our sex admlres sim waists
but they bow to the dictates Of a fashion as arbltra-
~ as it is deIeterous In spite OF the admonilions
Of Abernethy, the ribs are 50 compressed az TO lap
over each ether, and the lungs, which should have
free play, are imprisoned in small compass that
they are deprived Of half their functions What is
The consequences Consumption lays its cold and
clammy hand upon the victim OF lashIon--the roses
Of health wilher awsy--tbc form becomes emaea-
ted, and the proud beauty, whose power was bliss
TO the hearts Of many worshpper, falls to an M.
timely grave, victim to her own vanity. This il n
short n~-hut we trust il viii lave its weigh,
wi!h some Bak. CliPPt-.
FalENDsHir.--Frlendship 10 dangerous
word for Young ladies' it IS love fuIl-hedged, and
waiting for iIne day 10 ny.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
A MOHAWK Ar A LONDON BALI

"a
pu''"S "'s s'"y u "o""o"' e''nu 'dnCy p"'
OF masquerade was got up WIN great SP',noo'
anu ''u,,'''ousT "''''u'u 'y '"e "'o'',,y anu ~"
ny p'a'h p'a''' u, we instance o. Far "o'
"a was aSo P'oNeu'' u'esseu III 'he costume .,
us h'',o' wearing no ''0'N' o1, Pa'n""e one n'''
Q. us ''o', h'S P'","o' ""uoVu as P1uoY !"
us cup 's '"o's "o o'''' " " "u"o''' ''IoS
eou'Seu '"ousm MS 'o'n'' anu "'' V'"''"'"H su''
'e'eu II, ~ MS e'u'e nN' o"'"'Sn'u S"Ne'' in''o
VAS "NT"'9o' :" "' ~ NV s'"",' "'o'e' .
s!a'eY io'N's" o'P'oI'''' y h'sl 'a'N' '''o'"Pa'
n'eo oy '"o nouns "noSe a''c"'''" was p''''cu,
ANY a,"'0.o" " nv ms 's''' "''' ~ ~
.""'"s"o "''''' NV F'S.""' ""S imam - ','
"n'S '''"'''' ''|'' uuN"' o'' "''"s ''' ""C,'
no"2 ''io"g ", P"f,"', "''' "'','o''' "',,"'S
",.u '"' N'',s,,, N m' 49, ,",'
w. :" ."O " VIZ a 'i''s'u'''I"' ~
h..FtL ,,t;at ,.;a'. .,.,,.5t '.,"'..l ,,t. 't
l.'.", ''." u o'.',"., 'fh''"'u ~ W. '''
and m,.,nLp,, ri. ,ornL, 81 ,o, w. canjs,,on ,Jr
i',.I:e re l..,'. =
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21
The FoRSAKEN TO The FALSE ONE

m ruoSis HAYNES pANLr.
dare thee IA f,rgyt me
60 wander whrfe thcd wit;
Isy hand upon The vessels hs=ui,
Or en- the sahfr'S halt,
Away hou't liec DER nnl AMI ga,
Go rush "a dangers brink
Bot OF ,hau esu'st not tlv from thought
Thy curse vii bc-to THAI
Remember ne remember al,
My long enduring lovC,
fbs, linked itself ~ pefGdy;
The vIllurc and the dove
Remember Ia ihv almost need,
never once jill ,hriuk,
But cling 10 thee con6iinsN;
Thy curse shat be- 70 think
Then e. that though, wa, render tbec
A bastard IN the hght
Ths, Thought, when thou art tempcst-tost
WI 6il thee with alright
In some Wild dungeon, maySt thou lie,
And, counting each cnld link
That binds thee to captivity
Thy curse shall heto thipk
Go, seek the merry hanquet-han,
w ittF NtNitt'A tAFfAFitN ttNiifs
The thought of me shall make thee there
Endure deeper gloom;
That Thought stall Wrn the ttsi,vc cup
10 poison whne YOU drink,
And while false smiles afc on thy check,
Thy curse shall be--to thiak
Forg, me h'st one, hlgc it not
When Ministries touch The string,
The memory OF oiicr days
VIII gal thee while they sing;
The airs used 70 Dnye vii make
Thy cowsrl conscience shrink,
Ave, every note vii have sting,
Thy curse w be--to think
FORGET me No, that slall net be
IN haunt thee Ia thy sleep,
In dreams thon'lI cling to shiny rocks
That ovcrhang the deep;
Thou't shrek for ad my feeble arm
Shal hur thee from tho br'nA,
AMI WHEN thou wak'stln wild dsmay,
Thy curse shall he-to !hmk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

WHIGIsM What is u3-lt is souless. 1t
has no sympathes with the busy world Of man.
II would not move from its couch Of down to save
a nation from the iron hand Of desposm. Talk
10 it Of freedom Of independence, Of human
rights, Of the good Of the many, has no ears, no
tongue, no heart. Self, all.engrossinr and all.ab.
sorbing self, gives II animation. Speak 10 It Of
The high desiInles Of the multitude, Of The vast
elevation Of which our race is susceptible &,
hears not, it is thinking Of dividends, Of bank
stock, of city lots, Of new mortgages. 1t loves
nothing but itself, and hates nothing so much as
general laws applicable alike to aIl.--It PamPezs
its own appetite TO the amount Of millions, and
chafers with poverty for The reduction Of expense
in the price Of increasing labor.
Its plans Of ease are built upon the degrada-
ton Of the masses, and it's only heaven, tie en-
ioyment Of immunaes from which the multitude
is excluded. Itwould engross all power, fills all
space, and rest in ease and idlcness, secured by
the sweat Of other brows. Such is modern wing
ism such il ever has been, such it ever will be,
under whatever name or disguise il may hereafter
appear in the world.--FaH Riter Patriot.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

A good sentiment, well expressed, is travelling
the rounds Of the English press, extracted from
the works Of 0rve Dewey -" know Of but
one safe thing in the uniyerse-and that is truth.
And know Of bnt one way to truth. for an indi-
vidual mind, and that is unleIteted thought! And
know Of but one path for the multitude to
truth and tina, H. lruth--lreely expressed.
Senator Young has returned from England; ha
sold a alhonE Illinois bonds al 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

LoSG ExPERIEscE.-The learned Doctor
West, having mmried lady by the name Of Err
perisncs, who was very tall, being asked one day
after bis marriage, what he thought of the mar.
RED state, replied. that by long Experience, be
found it was good thing to be married
heard the hammer Of a mechanic that owes
me, at four o'clock this morning. III trust him
tIll April.
saw another, yesterday afternoon, VINO has
plenty Of work on hand, ounging at the door Of
grog shop. III have him before Inc squire
next week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-21

REAL Estate BASKs.-Ithas been decided in the
Circuit Court Of Alabama, al late term held in
BIB county, that the Real Estate Banks, and other
uneiaflefed banking associations, tldt sprung up 30
sbundaniy in that State a yesr or two ago, cannot
lawfully maintain suit on the notes and bills Ahich
'hry have dkceuntsd Or purchased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-31
TO the Public.

DEWAREOFC CONFERENCE.-The
- well known efficacy of tho Spiritus Vi
tae, has been so fully tested and sufficiently
proved, as almost an infalible remedy for oil
the complaints enumerated in my advertise
ment, and particularly since the recent cure
in New York Of Hydrophobia, by the use of
the Spiritus Vitae, number OF pretenders
without regard to principles e,whose sole object
is gain, have sprung up, and arc hawking
about spurious article, represented 6y them
as the genuine Spiritus Vitae. But the pub
lie may rest assured, that the genuine article
cannot be obtained except of me, or my au-
thorized agents.
Tho Rev. David Pickering, invented the
Spiritus Vitae, some 10 or IL years ago, whch
soon grew into repute.
When Mr.. Pickering moved to New York,
some or 5 years ago, he appointed ire MS
his sole agent for this state, for vending his
Spiritus Vitae which continued to sell ns
his agent, until he was about TO move to But
falo. which was in December, 1887.
A few days before his departure, he sold
to me his Recipe for making the Spiritns Vi
tae, and gave me the following certificate,
from which the public will be satisfied, that
no other person has a Recipe from him, for
the making the Spiritus Vitae, unless he has
forfeited his word and honor with me, which
no person acquainted with the well known
integrity of Mr.. Pickering, will believe.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
TO THE PUBLlC-This is to ccrtify,th
have sold to SAMUEL YOU'VE, my Recipe
for making the Spiritus Vitae, and as have
not, and shall not dispose Of said Recipe tc
any other person, the public may rest assured
of obtaining the genuine article, by applying
to said Young, at No. l07 Westmnlster.st.
Signed, DAVID PICKERING.
This Medicine can be procured only Of
w. EDDY, in this town, who is Sole hgen
for Samuel Young.
i No article, purporting to be the Spiritn
|, Vitae, is genuine, unless countcrslgnod b!
the said Eddy, as Agent.
II Jan. g. 1839--6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-31
Blinds, Sashes, SC.

DANIEL M ALL A STER,.
Respectfully informs his Jriends and the public,
vINHAT he manufactures at his establish
u ment nrar the bead Of Broad street,
HOUSE BLINDS, DOORS, WINDOW
FRAMES, and S.4SHES, together with
overy other description of Carpenters work
warranted Of the FIRST quality, and Oh the
or Repairing, promptly attended to and faith
fully executed. The most unquestionable
reference will be given, if required, as to the
general style of hls work,specimens of which
may be examined by all those who feel dis
posed to employ him.
Newport, dec. 6, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-31
GOLD AVID SILVER

GOLD AVID SIILVNN
IN X,
A beautiful article; for
Artists, Schools, Prirate Families,
Bankers. Merchants, &c.
This Ink when written with has the ap-
pearance of Gold and Silver. II can be used
either with quill, steel psn, or fine hair
brush.
Ladies will find Il, for
0s~~ms~sa/ Sa~Asg. 1.'.lasp Sa.1,
&c. &c.
to be superior to any similar article which
has ever been introduced to the notice Of the
public.
For sale by II. STACY, Jr. sole Agent for
this State, at his Confectionery near the Post
Ofics. sop l3.