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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-03

AyTT-SLAvERY SERMoN.-DfOtner OEELEY,
Agent of the Vermont Anti-Slavery Socie-
ty, (late Agent Of the Bible Society," |
preached in behalf of the enterprise IN
which he is now engaged, in the Baptist
Westinghouse, in this village, last Lords
day. at S O'Clock. He labored-and not
without successful show the hindrances to
emancipation, at present existing in the
church. Brother Seeley is an agent worthy
Of the cause. Pity that the truths he dis
penses could NOT reach the ears of those
priests and Leyites' who pass by on the
other side,' leaving their poor robbed and
wounded brethren 10 die in the ditch.
Those who fail to hear such lectures as
brother seeley, fail Of a great benefi.
~ Let the friends OF the slave, in this
village and town, observe the "request Of
the President of the Brandon Anri-Slayery
Society,"" to be found in another column,
under the head ofnolices. e-'
/ !. BAPTIST MISSIONARY MAGAZINE
Contents of july No. 4msricaa Baptist
Board of Foreign Missions.-Greece--
Journal of Mr.. Love; Journey from Sa-
lonica TO Joannina Map of Turkey in
Europe Jenicge, Vodena, Mount Bermi
l.us, Kilar. Greona, Political
physical, and moral relations of Europeau
4 Turkey; .Asam.--Journal Of Mr.. Brown
Inh1manity of the heather; Mortality
among the native population; Khami
1 Catechism |; photography most approved
Eclipse :, Native superslitions; Visit from
4 a Singpho chief; Death of chief: Ma
tive ideas regarding sorcery and witch.
craft Abolition Of Asamese, as distiDe
language; Sickness; Violation Of TIN
grave; Teloog oos.--Journal of Mr. Day
, Journey to Berhampore.s Chingapoorum
Bye-Fa. Nursimloo.pet'a, Bomaly, Rug
fnut-pooram, Agraharum, Palashi. TEN
pile of Juggernaut, Gombagaum. Conchi
lly-goondum; Ichapore; Cherokees Lei
I Ter of Mr.. Bushyhead Othsr Societies.
American and Foreign Bible Society,"
Baptist Genera! Tract Society Amer
. can Tract Society; American Bible So
4 tciety American Board Of Commission
. ers tor Foreign Missions Sandwich Isl
ands.-Presbyerian Board of Foreigl
Missions; Donations.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-03

. The same enterprise, seii-denlaI, and persever-
ance. which are necessary to insure success in
publishing the Telegraph, would, il employed at
vayous otter kinds Of business, insure twice the
pecuniary recompense.
] To the honor Of some, ought here 10 say they
nre executions to the treatment here described.
When their bundle falls below the number, they
pay the -. as they ought. But much the larger
number do otherwise. l have more than halt
score of bundles, now, that have fallen below the
number, and yet they continue TO pay only as be-
fore.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-03

~ Let the friends Of the slave, in this
village and town, observe the request Of
the President of the Brandon Anti-Slayery
Society,"" to be found in another column,
under the head Of notices. sl'S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

been had between the Hon Mr. Horatio McAipine-
for BY that name find necessary to distinguish h'm
for the sake Of enienee and perspicuty- his
.st;mahls Isav-hsfore the resident French minister
gave soiree at his hotel Mrs. Alpine was curious
10 attend it, the scenes that would be present
dwonld he novelties to her and offered her specimen
sc sha naosantrv Of court life. which she had never
w;tnessed She asked her husband to attend her; ne
was deeply engaged in making report on subject
= - and as he could not quit his engagemeAts,--
thew were supposed to lead to fame.he ccnfided his
wife to the protection Of the Hon Mr. y Nialm' ms
bosom friend; man inwhom he placed every cosii-
Jce and that very night laid the foundation Of her
seduction his own disgrace and ruin, and the desoa-
of his children. ~,
The correspondence that was has between N'I.
subsequent criminal conduct. Is IN my possession,
and will be forwarded for publication, as soon as
can prepare it for the public eye; ana IN 'he mean
time. shall furnish brief sketch OF this most mon
strous case Of seduction.
Yours truly, IoBAs iN"rl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
ONEY M a R * 1t 4
Tuesday. Dec. ~. q n. M.

There was but little change the general features Oh Inc
stock market Prices Of descriptions mpro'e'' ans
other, do clined Delaware Hudson improved II ner ctn
Farmers, Trust Bark OF Commerce !, ~ A. Trust SahE
ing A Canton Co. declined per cent, Phe,x Bank !. *
change Philadelphia was sold at Tess ra'e %
/, 81 500 chaue ed hard. at a y per cent
The rate for uneurreut money and exchange nesr the
same as at our last notice. Safety fund s. ana security
barks at 81 81 per cent. The bills oil the ihoae ian'
hanks. they have resumed quoted at per Cts
the same rate is charged all New England notes moi re-
ceyed in Boston, other New England money the rate
per cent The for money remains about the same All
uer centpe month for negotiable paper
At Philadelphia money commands the same rate There are
rumor there that the banks will Wy the l Jany
others state Feb. Public opinion will no DOUBT iorce them
10 RESUME SOON day is yet fixed some oil the
Philadelphia Institutions deeply involved IN STOCK opera
tons and the inccnvertbiy and continued depreciation
of stocks of all kinds constantly developing TRANSACTIONS
that reflect credit the ingenuity than the integrity
of the conductors Of oniel institutions IN the suspend
ed city During the latter part Of November An election
Of directors for schu Bank held Three tickets
were run and resulted the election Of the old set but
writ Of quo has been applied fer by the bona
d stockholders. aside this election and VIII, probably
succesd The bank has been aborng under difficulties Tor
acme months past early last srrng the schuy
Hill Savings Institution suspended-that led gradually 10
nort that the schuyihl BANK diff ultie.. The past
directors have maze veryhedsy oahs, va 'e P''so VI
tern and south bank stocks and have generally loaned
ON these stocks than the stocks will brig in The
market These accumulapg difficulties would have broken
them down but appears that the deficiency il their
caused by the depreciation oil the stocks has been
made up by Of stock Ia this 81 100000 worth
of Of the Bank Of Kentucky have been surrepousy
thrown upon the This discovery sasssd, yesterday
depreciation in tAe stock oftha bank Of 10 pc cent
The following is comparative table ef the affairs Of the
Bank OF Keptucky:-
Statement OF the leading items OF the BANK KENTUCKY
and Branches the 18th October. 1882 compared with
the 18th day Of May 1887 the period Of the former supn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

Cleared
CTpheus Cole, Mobile, Fl Narshall Rome, NaYs.ali
sumaira, Young jerks; Naniaskr, Whpph, sas ali
Goodhne Coz Neva. Kiiham. Mobile. Bartlsi Falcon
Tylee Apaseaicoa; Tower, Baker, Washington, Nc.
Lewis.
nrig System, Harding, from Rio de Janers 40 days. viii,
coffee, TO Za-aea
schr Lesnidas Smith, Fredericksburg days. with wheat,
TO Wood, Johnston Burnett.
Lighter schr Baltimore, from the wreck of skin Are.
thusa, ashore on Long Island.
The Stahord-beore reported--has lost her rudder and
towed TO town last evening" by The Hercules The
Ocesla still lays at the SW Spit
John Harned supposed Of New York was In
storm from the Mariner from Nantucket 10 Baltimore on
the ist inst
Oh inst, IN addition 10 the cos.ting craft. -.
Brig Spy.-Mr Gregg Thomas, New York pilot G1tes,
th.t the I2h inst 81 miles from Sandy H. he uosrded
he Spy 40 day. from 81 Jago de Cuba far NYork with
Of her sails blown the late gales and short OF prov
sions IL blowing re al the time, and the vessel having
port When of Block island boarded by Sound pilot
who took charge Of the vessel and her the Sound
during the storm Sunday morning last Find
ing they shore, the sails being insufficient keep
her Oft the vessel driven, by tie violence Of the gale
sshore AZ Cow BAY, Long Island bathad bged when Mr.
Thomas left
Laughln. has sailed rsm Baltimore. She is b, aul We,
sci, Of the true Baltimore nodc cf building equipment
and will proclaim her origin where The Fiirt
bound 10 Florida
United ~tas~s porss.
Nav HAVEN, Dec ll-arr New York, Thompsou, I'm New
York
FnasKroNr, Me- Dec lo-arr Lewis Spencer, Huffman, N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
xrr ov THE scHurLx,LL BANK, Jas. /, 1889.


lis the predomnsnce Of banks, the operations OF whc
have been conducted this that continuance
OF the suspension The gradual developers Of tie facts l.
the only way restore things TO their proper saudss
Since the great Of 18th Dee ls3, year has been
disastrous to the insurance interests the pact At the great
FIRE Il was estimated that s?oo0oeoo OF property de-
sroyed This great destruction Of poSery not followed
by that of mercantile bankruptcies which sneipa
ted bat the insurance Offices neraly stopped and
Ting up their affairs average Of about 20 per os,
left frsm the capital stocks which to reconstruct their
sne then passed BY the Legislature suthor,ng
companies calls upon the stockholders such
a. would make their capital equal to the lived their
charters and in ofrsa TO create stock 10 make
tho deficiency The call upon the stockholders
piled with to any great extent and stock issued
very small proportion Of the capital thus created paid
up cash. but alsrgs proportion WIS 6e1 with mortgage,
on property valued at the speculative rates Of 1885, The
following three years no, very prolific IN rs and
losses sustained net large bu; during the past year
property destroyed has been large, and r pro.
portion OF Il insured We have data formed the
following estimate From Jany, 1889, TO Pee 1880 there
Fires. Buildings destroyed. 10. Of property
10 40 81 100000
or this amount one half has been insured follows:
80. or ,ur ptrrrRyrr t~srparcy cewp.rrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
AN ASTONISHING CURE,


Performed by DR. J. FRANCIS. Oculist No. 10 Barclay M
THIS is to certify that my child almost blind for three
years with nssula audaee ulcer that covered the sight,
We took her ts Eye Iarmsr for hut received
benefit Of the first ply and oeuis
eeusaed and remedies tried without any good
effects Having heard Of many astonishing performed
by DR.. j. Francis celebrated Eye Water procured few
bottles, and to- atonshnen and all who her. IL
made perfect in five weeks consider this EyeWaer
the greatest blessing ths has offered public
Ny I'D can Dc seen at No II Avenue between Houston
From the testimony Of those who hav. used Dr. Francis
celebrated Eye Water unhestangy mend Il
notice Of the public as most valuable and safe remedy
Rev. Duncan Dansar Pastor Of the Ac Church.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, ~ Thompsonst,
Rev. Mr. Davis. Pastor Of the Church at Langown,
Mr.. Smith, So Frsnsfort street.
Dr. Gesuy, Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
LoUlsa.
Mr. stephen Foster, Saint Johr., New Brrn,wck.
Mr.. Josl Allen, Hari,ard, Vermont
CO IT, most wonderful performed BY Dr. J.
Francis, oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
My ersndson afflicted for nearly sir years with, what
medical men ter scrouieus epthsma aud nebna each
Eye; and 50 great the the white 81 bis
like scarlet and fer the part Of the time he could
bear the light Hi, head WINS brosen aud
had him In the Eye lnimay for eight men,hs he ds
cbsrssd . incurabn Physica we're consulted and many
remedies used. without auy good sfec'.
Iwat lesgtk induced u ske trial Of j. Francis Eye
Water and 10 the astonishmeni OF all who my grand
entirely removedand had u net been for this eye water be-
eve the child would have bsen totally bind for which the
D:s.or !: sn''sd = N, lasting az esteem ssd gratitude
REBrccA WEBSTER
We The ubdersghed, cheerfuy certify 10 the truth &C tbs
above statement IN all ID particulars, having trea eve Wit
ncsses Of the facts therein contsned
CHARLES sAndford, Sarah VI. sapaord Sarah s. Vail Ann
Caroiau ssa Walton, lis Rvington Prsdenc. Wal
ton Sarah Jane Walton Hsnnsh Vail, Rachel Lupdy III
Orchard street william Webster Jane Webster 2fl Hou,
ten street. William j. Webster Margaret Webster % First
street David Webster, Mary A. Webster 80 Second Avenue
This Eye Water Not prepared sold BY sny per.sn in
the Unitea States, but BY Dr. Frarc, No. TO- Barclay
street.
90 Artificial Eye. Inserted By Dr. Frances, wi,bou,
giving the slightest pals, which connot be distinguished from
the natural.
dis 10 Barclay street, NY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

nANlEL SWEENEY, N Ann street, returns his smcsss
~ thanks to he numerous friends or the liberal Yortthsy
have uniformly rendered him he rs opened his
and them that will he his constant euicayur 20 merit
continuance Of their appreciation Hs table away
with the best the market anerd and those who NAV honor nm
table with their presence may depend upon being served @
cleanliness, eiviiify and prcmptitude. jiou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
state OF Trade.

The arhet for cotton rather active hut price.
nue TO droor ies have been abou, 800 bales Flour
ther mere firm than for a few ds,s previous.
ssGaRThe main features OF market the
curing tue past week. sales have been confined the trade
H. aud reach Of all descriptions eco hd ard 500 boxes
Ga u for p r.; ST. Cror 81 moiases o.; Marenique and
b. Havana q; at ~ Orleans the 4h there had
greater degree Of activity, but wou. change; sales al AZ
81; lot Of 100 hhds. plantation, sold at cents
AsHEThere has been small business doing ia both de-
scrpons the stock is about $3.50 sb Of both Sorts sales Of
Pots have been made at 70 and Pearls 2 2o-holders
ask an advance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

insurance Offices Of this city, whose aggregate csps' near
$iG0o0Oo The losses during the past year say therefore
be estimated IS per Of the capital Ths state Of hngs
iaduced meeting Of the several companies last evening" q
which the following increase Of premiums was agreed upon on
all stores and Landise
Buildings net over 40 feet high IS per cent
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

A RTiFICIAL TEETH..-M LEyETT. Dentist. No $50
n Broadway entrance in Warren street begs call the at.
tention othe public to method of hrsr ArG
ca Tesh-from to full seton the principal Of atmos.
Phsric BY pan injury to the a5jo-
sther gseuiar to hin" ud warranted produce the
sired effect.
From the New York Time.l
ARrrrrcraL TEErH-A friend ofours having undergone
deaes operation der the hands of Mr. Ley took occa
sion 10 speak is high praise Of that seneman SKILL facility,
aud mode Of supply the Teeth by the nir duc
tou Of new and principle Of Artbcal Ones way
alike d. void oPain or inconvenience We have been shown
circular containing extracts from the New York Mirror the
Courier Enquirer, and from the Evening Star al soc akps
ia the hghes, term, OF Me- Lev. principle Cor the con-
of Artificial Teehofs vely and utility and az
its dispensing with springs aud egtures the simple intro
dreton Of atmospheric pressure which has found na
mi. la, ,.net ,he eormu,,y :. nd I,rviy ;ns.,ss - ~
Lsvet for his introduction and ingenious application OF the
atmospheric pres'ureprnciple dis amis-
DRoFFEssOR BRONsoN's LECTURES ON Ola
Z TORY AND MUSIC, at the siuyv,sanf In,ftws, $50
Broadway Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY .v,psss at half
rast ss.a pr,e.sy interpreted with Keeiisons from
RrcrAr,oss for Wednesday (s,h) Evening" Dec. Is.
L. The Wilderness Il Mind, Osborne.
2. Philosophy and Religion, Woodwork.
The Spirit OF Freedom, Gu rap.
The Victim Brlte, VIM. II. Harrison.
g. Aaron Burr and Bsnnerh,s.st, Writ
and two Ladies' ST. N. B. Instruction given IN private
to Glasses. dis II.
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Pesch Orshara CssI nut
sire, will be sold from board the schooner Patriot w.
ing al the foot Of North Moore street. during this week only
al 80 ton for money and delivered any part
TIE city free ofetsse 0rders'e be ls on board. dis II.
CrEclAL NOTICE JOHN PLUNKETT request. at.
- 'enon 70 MS old yueia Abajos segsr Eegaa Cara.
dorss Imperial Ncregs Star Principe &C also to his old
French Brandy Holland Gin JAMAICA Rum, Irish Whkcy
Port sherry and other Wines Paris Lqueurs suitable for the
approaching holdsya OF which be had BY the glass
IN quantities TO sui, families PLUNKETT's No. 81 Nae
sau street IN the new srss building, shove Fulton. dis IT,
RAFrLEl RATTLE ! RAFFLElii
1870 Dc rsalsd for on the soth Of December,
~ 1882 splendid Cloth Cloak lined through, and complete
m every other respect Tickets 81 each To be 81
Murray street, IN the store near West Broadway
81 As the rattle will positively take place on the above
date ali chances must be paid for when taken. dis td9G
LNANCf FURs AT CUsT-The .ub,criber having a
large stock Of Mus and Fancy gur on hand in order 20
reduce his stock has reduced his price. 10 actual cost IA Of
er' rare opportunity 70 ladies who have supplied them
selves with ah and viii constitute rich useful and cheap
present Tor the approaching holidays Please call At s4 Chat,
II. fdls lms1 CUAS WATSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

and in the same suspended debt OF s7e7s has accrued
The capital has actually been increased slo as5. IT, how
ever APPEAR. book for the transfer Of the stock
der the charge Of the cashier Of the sehuyk Bank Mr. H.
Lewis and the additional issues have been made by him em
fine TO time as the eIgence Of the schuyk Bank required
them This Transaction will not affect the actual stock Of tie
Ksutscky Bank and today at the boars although
confusion will undoubtedly prevail account Of IL.
1ns schukll Bank has, yet made no reiura Of its a
fairs The following the last which It made out Il Is stated
that present circulation sIeoo only aud the dePositss
SiosoOo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

DRINTING MACHINE FOR sALE-A double cylinder
BROOKS Printing Mschiue, manufactured BY Rsbt Hoe
Co eos, $4,000, will be sold cheap close concern Apply
lol Broadway. dli eod3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

This is not only necessary for the benefit OF the companies
but the frequency Of fires warran, the increase Of
the premium.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

DAsSFORD's BILLIARD CHESS ROOMS. entrance
I'D II Ann street, and joins the Museum, Ais Broadway
More than CIV oldashoned Tables have given way in this
city, leaving spt few others in except Bassford Cur
Elastic Spring Steel and Improved Cloth Cu.hions they
much preferred by the amateurs and certificates Of hsr
ceence be shown from all the great players except the
rorv Ne being Engaged ~ spporen factor Purchaser,
and players invited 10 try them above.
n B.-Biard Cloth Bas &c. for sale usual. IS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
= - -
MARRlE -.

MARRIED..
On Sunday night 18th instant by the Rev Mr. Adams Mr.
VIM Van Note TO Mary daughter Of Thos B. Crane
Esq. all Of this city.
DAED.
On Monday the 10th instant, after lingering Illness Mrs.
Hannah Brown widow Of the late Adam Brown, aged 65
years
Her relations and fresA and those Of the family are re
sPecfuiy invited attend her funeral this afternoon half
past three o'clock from her late residences No al Fourth
street. (Abion Place
o. Monday the 10th instant the 7lst yesr of his age
Nr. Caleb Fordlam
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

vINAKE CARE OF YOUR HAiA--beware II ali Ioreign
nostrnms, and you wish to besuy natures handy works
rely the "Amercsn Exotic Sage's Vegetable Hair Oil
Its known virtues IA reproducing cnvenng CLOSING and
makngthe HAIR all that could be now To
deny and hot an individual has used it, who
has had the effect desired, whether for chang ny
the color soenng badness curling their or rngets-
Connsseurs declare their moustache and shksrs
vous III the ne plus ultra for the ladies' and the gentle
mems toilets Fors als by IT, A. Sage Rochester; ia
York by c. Il. Ring, druggist, 6ai Broadway; A. B. d.
Sands ~ 100 Fulton st. and Burnes ferfunery store ST
Canal st.; Woodwork. 325 Broadway. az I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
DR. ELLlOT.
OCULIST,
Broadway, entrance in Duane street
Confines his practice 10
Disc SEES OF THE EYE,

OPHTHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Frem Dr. Eos extensive practice and the number Of Pc
who cannot be attended during his eGce hours he hS
obtained the services Of DR. wgsrMscorr practitioner 70
verably known for year. in h. city member Of the
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal College s Sur
geons, kdnourgn. DR. W. pais much attention TO diseases
The Eye in rars and recently TO DR. Eio,ts pecula
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours from 10 toj o'clock daily. my13ys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

NJ Office aud other Strangers visiting the
In city, respectfully informed that The subscriber has
just received and offers for sale the following Goods
for The season, and worthy the attention of
LAMPS-Of all descriptions, consisting Of and
lights mantel and side Lamps gilt and bronzed with
glass drops and Also Astral lamps gilt broszed plated
Hexgon Lanterns with double burners large
assortment Of Hall Lamps, complete.
PLATED WARF-Elegant Glass Casters, plated Walters
with silver edges and hand Cake Baskets OF patterns
plated Urls. Tea Sets. Toast Racks Vegetable Dishes &c
tUTLERY-Fne balance handle Ivory Knve. and Forks,
elegant ties rosewood also Ivory
die Knives (onv) Manufactured for Silver Forks also Reef
Sce and Carver Nat Crackers fine Pen and Pocket Knyes
Scissors, SC
JAPANERY-tiothc. Sandwich and Paper Tea Trays, in
acts 10 with Bread Baskets and knifs Trays match
also Dressing Gases Tea Csnsers Sugar and Spice boxes Sc
MANTEL CLOCKS-kich Gilt, Gilt and bronze, ebony,
sabsster white and black of the latest pattern warranted
keep correct time.
CANDELABRAS--Ciilt, gilt and bronxed Candeiabras of
tn. latest patterns with figures very slegalt also
Branches, from 3 10 Sights.
GERAND OLES-Gilt and broLzed, with 8 and lights
Handsomely ornamented with rich cut glass prisms
BRONZED ORNAMENTS-CandIest icks, Thermome
tiers. lnkstands, Tea Bells sc.
Also just received from the ebated house of Dixon and
Son. full supply Of Britannia consisting OF Tea and
Coffee Sets, Urns. SC.
Also, full supply Of the celebrated Chinese Razors.
Also further supply gensmens tool chests very
plete.
All the above Goods offered reasonable prices the
New York General Furnishing Warehouse, No. IL Maiden
lane. DANIEL L. DELAVAN.
dl7-3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

y OWERY AMPHlTHEATRE, fiaie Geological Instituts)
ID 81 BOWERY.-THIS EVENING Dee Is, 1889 the
perfe FINANCES will commence precisely At half past o'clock
The entertainment 10 commence with Real Pony Races, in
which the Juvenile EquesirIans will appear.
Young Jonathan the American Bey Of Promise succeeded
by exhibition peculiar 10 the Eas Indies Maj MAha the
Magician After which tie Gemin,-n Gymnastics.
Mr. Archer will perform Of his popular Arena Acts
Grand Horse and Foot Arena Contest, &c. sc
Boxes so cents--pit IS cents dl6.3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18

n, q QUACKEni, No IhPOsfTIUN- Great improve
lV men in the treatment Of Belicsts Diseasee-Recent
cured in few da,s elects aud Structures expe.
ditousIy by easy method also liberated Tnroa Old
Ulcers Disease, Of the Bladder Kdns diseases OF the
Liver &C. at Dr. Evans Disperssry and Principal Oce No.
~ Peck Slip d. Evans has aJ thirty yesrs experiences
zregsar medical educ asot->dont mistake the suu her
NBMed,eines and Directions any part Of the Uni
ted States
DR. EVANS Vegetable Apirient and Cathartic Pills al
ways for sale ~ his Office. n30 lmis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-18
J. 8. LEWIS.

k'Cn IhE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAM
- rAGNE!! CHAMPAGNE "a large assortment Of
the following choice brands, viz: Unioa," Hedsieck
Star" Lambert Co." Steamboat Ship" Great
Western" Lusserne" .Qucen Victoria" Bacchus, |"
Eagle" Anchor Harp" Constitution Arrow" be-
sides other brands, at the Granite Wine Vaults
EDW. X. ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant Granite buildings, corner
Broadway Snd Chamber ST.; entrance in Chamber It,
Inn