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, 1840-11-21

STEAMING OF CORN sTNLE> A. FoOD FOR cat.
TIE, &c.--The dreadful mortality from FAM
Inc among the cattle TO the eastward during
the past winter, seems to call upon every one
engaged in agricultural pursuits TO fall upon
some plan Of e~conomising the food destined
for winter use. This course is alike dictated
by interest and humanity. and will. we SIM
cerely trust. receive I'LL proper attention from
those who are To be affected by il. With
this bret introduction, we will state simple
fact which will 70 far To show how much
may be gained by adopting an enlightened
system of feeding. Daring the past season,
protracted. cold and cherries as it was. the
large and beautiful nerd OF Devons Al Brook.
land Woods. the seat of Mr.. Richard Cation,
near this city. were f,d upon steamed corn
stalks and ruta baga. This was not the re.
suit at scarcity, but Il matter of choice, for
the fine meadows belonging to the estate
Yields ample supplies of the choicest tino-
my hay, and have been celebrated for wears
Tor their great productiveness. The enlieh.
tened proprietor ot this fine estate conceived
the opinion that by Submitting the corn stalks
10 The action ut heat IN the process of steam.
ting he would be able TO restore TO them much
iol that Sugary property that renders the
stalk IN its young and green state. SO much
the favorlte with the human palate, and that
thus IFS n%utritive powers would be brought
into activity. The result of his winters
feeding has not only been highly gratifying
to him. as ailording a most happy illustration
OF the business of his views. but il has ena.
hled HIM TO get his stock through the winter
IN good and vigorous health and thriving
condition, with Il saving of from As to so tons
OF timothy hay. After stating this fact. it
may be considered as a matter of concern TO
know how he prepares his stalks. and under
mat IMPRESSION, we will briefly state the
manner OF his doing so. The stalks are
hrst cut by a Straw-cutter into the proper
lengths, and are then steamed and fed IN bis
stock. The process is as simple as can bs
desired, and costs but 4 few hours labor each
day; and it should he borne in mind. that This
labor Is required TO be performed mostly in
the dead OF winter, when. on all large estate.
al least, there are MANY hands idle. so tina,
1t is no additional tax whatever upon the
proprietor OF the farm by way Of labor
Farmer and Gardeuey.I
, 1840-11-21
LAST DAY OF EVE.

1t approached the evening twilight. The
mother Of mankind was placed by her de-
scendants in front Of her tent, reclining on a
rude couch. The western wind famed her
pale check and played amidst her gray locks.
Near her sat her husband. Eve turned her
eye upon him with a look of sadness. vet of
deep affection, and as she saw his wrinkIed
brow, bent form, head of snowy whiteness,
seemed to call to mind other days.
lnwardIy she reproached herself. eAh,
not thus was it saw him. when first given
to him by our God. Where has vanished
that manly form-where .is the elastic step:
where the eye that beamed with brightness;
where now the rich and mellow yoice?-
Alas, how changed! And it was /. who
tempted, who destroyed him-I the wife
the cherished ~companion-I babe him eat.
and now what is he, who but for me had
known neither pain, nor sorrow, nor age.
Sand what remains of her on whose beauty
he then gazed with unsated delight A trem.
bling, wrinkIed form, just sinking into the
grave.
, 1840-11-21

TRIPP AND WISG-AN ELopEMENr.-Our vii
lase, says the Oswego Wing. was thrown
into some little excitement a few DAYS since.
by the %elopement of Mr.. Lewis Tripp, mer.
chant tailor. with a Miss Emily Wing. seam
stress Tor The same, the former n married man.
who had abandoned his wife for the latter.
Il maiden "as false as she was fair They
had both, till within 4 few months, sustained
a good reputation; but recently, rumor with
her thousand tongues had noised il about
that all was not right between the parties;
still rs they asseverated their innocence, and
no proof could be brought AGAINST them of
q criminal nature, nothing was fully establish
ed TILL their departure. He has Tripped his
course, and she has Winged her way to the
west, and we deem this notice no more than
an act of justice to warn others against their
hypocrisy and villany.--[Saiurddy Courier.
, 1840-11-21

Of all vices vanity and a love at conten.
ton are the most difficulty to be corrected.
, 1840-11-21

The following is the 'compostion" to which wa.
awarded the gold medal, in the Graduating Class
Of Rutgers Female Institution in this city, at its
hrt commencement. Tue committee which a
~arded the prize, consisted Of the Rev. DR.. Mil
nor Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen and Mr.. Kinney,
OF Newark. Their report was not little com
plimentary. Perhaps more through the eloquence
OF hereader (Nr. Kenney) than from any merit
OF its own, it Grew deeply upon the ,ensibilitics of
n rerv crownd a,d;a,.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
Sales at the Stoek Exrhnnue.
state OF Trade.

The ar'alof the Great Western yesterday took place too
late Tor the news to have effect upon the markets The
week closed dull Attention has been directed mostly to the
expected news and but little conssqunty done AT this
time Of the year there is generally little appearance, of
recommencement oact'ity trade but thus far there are
indications Of IT, although the weather has been
hne The want ofeonhdence among mercantile men pre-.
walls and therefore bot few sales made credit and the
continued arrangement the currency prevents
being made
CoTToSn this market there has less doing daring tine
past week Dealers waiting the which reached US
Yesterday The thus furnished ar. not favorable 10
the Cotton interest The whole decline from jan to Feb.
ruary 49, was ID per h. The splnnes continued To take spar.
ngy alleging the limited demand for arms. aud that the
were sti too high to allow them margin Prices during the
week IN his market have not altered matesythe quota.
uoi are as follows ;-Ne~-oreans II lO Mobile y Iol;
Forida7i ssi Upland Il 49, The arr, ais have been about
5000 bales In The southern markets generally there has bsen
An improved feeling bat ts scarcity in the At.
iane and southern cities creating reghts has check
ed the operations buyers AID less bas done than would
have been the case The following table stocks sales
prices and remarks al each port for the week preceding
date aHNed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

FLusHISe, Jan al-ar Majestic. Wainwright. NYork.
No, SASi Calumet srTsvs. ySsop Fa
ton Dec I sl'1, Claudius, dol sth Ara. 10.
jan o' Rates. Esio and Palermo
We received no ppng lists p 10 the Febru-
y All our January files have been pu ." board the London
s sS Which SGt nuary
I'D
Of and HIS been the ea Sc Of he ooS OF the
sss compelled TO take shelter coT ar.%ouh Cowes
and other ports on the coat. e New and EUROPE o1s
suy put into Darnoath They ALL how yer saiied early
sr sT seem on he 81 u ee%pany With the Com
sin,ne BS;oD the Latter q'nara and h o
number Of vessels lost the particulars OF several of which
packs here~none Of Which viii briag any '
By rHE GREAT WisrERS SrEAmsHiP.
Liverpool eFeb ls-Arr Powhat. an McCursn, NOreans,
after having been ashore near soYthpo lst-Sld Cmcn-
r.. af vsnS y SS
rd do MaSaret d? Mfdor, yans; Bel,dere
Palmer, SYorR; Fi,t H 10 iss q r. Ana dS jupiter
B9stC, Ale hs1y Phil "a; Eat o9 Dgbli1d shannon Mo
s vsspt MoS cd IN IT. Rsf S
9a Gov Trout Work Msa9 AaaGhhics1 M " Gen. 81
Mob N9ff t 1' Wd oa or La
dy, Falmouth dc Wave dn Humber do; ThorGton DO; Tam
Ramorc rra k%ericah, II ld,n o, 15h, Poto%as
NOrleans; Denm r. AR AM Lego,ialo Alexander, sa
NoTlean. Sherlao nspn ses NyS K IN err ,Gf,, Plan
Henry. Norans lob ar &eh Yoik Woc b1en, n
t ASsfrf Do ss e 2 sess'P e. S ysR Il DE-
ton; Nimrcd Do; stfLawrne Mobile; Columbus 70, per-
y9, Gh2s:tSn; Fila Wa%icE 90, SIS sra Mt keesct
EhSr e TliaaeE f iod;ra! Mac a% Dsas
do Dbda Mobile: Glasgow NO e ms; DAB. 20; Mary Reb
path, do; Cassepa. Apalach 81 81 SID Britannia Mobiles
Brothers New Orleans Alex uder d..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence ofthe HeralJ.l

VAsHINGTON CITY, March 4, lS4O.
The Senate has not been in session today. 1t yes
terday night adopted, about O'clock, the resolu-
tions OF Col Benton, against the pton of the
State debt, and consulting its own dignity adjourn
ed till Monday.
The House of representatives has been in session
the whole day and effected nothing save that il has
managed to keep up a series of scenes of disorder
and confusion that would disgrace the halls of Mott
street. An attempt made to reconsider a vote
that was had yesterday referring sundry documents
that have been received by the Speaker, from South
Amboy, to the committee of elections.
After keeping the House in row from IL o'clock
10 8, direct vote obtained the motion to re-
consider, and was lost An attempt was now made
to get at the resolution Of Mr. Petrkn to admit the
New Jersey iOcOf0cO claimants to seats, but it was
defeated by the adroit management Of the wings At
Soclock, after ga day of suffering" to all who have
any regard for the decences of life, and who regard
order and propriety as essentials to the well being
otour institutions, the House, motion of Mr.. Og
den Hoffman, adjourned.
The sick list is the increase; and though l
wish ne one any ILL., l must be allowed to say that
II 1t were TO increase TO an extent that would COM
pell an adjournment, it would confer las benefit
on the country.
Mr. Clay returned to the city the day before yes
teroay from MS virginia visit. Yours sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY AP. nj.
Latest from HARRISBURG.

--latest from Harrisburg.
The pton bill from the Senate was taken Nm
on Friday, when Mr.. Gratz propose ed substitute.
which provided for resumption in 1871. This was
negatived without taking the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Higgins then moved to strike out so much of
the first section as relates to the deposes made after
the sh of October last which after considerabl dis
cussion was lost-Yeas 10 nays AZ.
On Saturday, two members who had voted in the
negative on the above question moved for recon-
sideraton ,chen IL oas carried by vote Of ~ to ~
and the amendment offered on Friday was then
adopted by Yeas 40, nays ~.
This, as you will see by reference to the bill
sent You on Sunday last, is virtual defeat of the
whole measure, as every thing is thus stricken GU
OF the bill that would compea settlement of the al
fairs of the banks who would refuse to paw their
notes in accordance with the law.
am still of the opinion given you before that there
will be nothing done to compel resumption during
the present year
Colonel A. +. Johnson of the army has been muir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09


ten and bullion in Feb, is4o and Nov, 1885,
BANK orE,v,.,s Ns. ,sss Fss lsss I"e Dec
JOIN; STOCK Banks s ssI''sis .i7sii i '' IS.
5 TSil increase sss s,:s, ;ss
BY this table appears that the whole crcuon less
than November while the country bank circulation larger
During the month fJsnuar tn, bank having increased its bull
lion to faooooso since the period Of its lowest de-
preston had again increased its circulation fSoooo In The
central and northern Ars Of Europe very perceptbe i'm
hal taken place in mercantile transactions, which
he opening Of the spring would no doubt increase
In France affairs evidently better, the 10th and 18th
fFeb. the
Amount paid in the Savings Bank of Paris fst2OoO
That drawn out was, 6o0,OO0
Leaving in favor of the bank Ga42 900
The affairs of the about be conducted
more liberal scale
The circulation was, f2l4 900 900
The cash held IN reserve amounted to, as 100000
Balance ofcash over eirculation,' ci.ooo 900
the appearance of affairs favorable to speedy re-
vval of trade There are however three important questions
which have contrary tendency These the state of affairs
s country which preclude the hope speedy m
the demand for manufactures The of the China
which has reached rupture; md the ground al
lowed to be determination the of the Chinese Govern
ment to prevent the specie the purchase
opium, rather than the the immortality of
trade and also the state of the market asserted that
unlimited orders for grain have been from England ia all
directions The demand for bullion pay this estimated
at much larger than that required last year The fy
lence of this opinion has entirely checked the animation pro-
dueed by the lowering Of the of the 23d Of
January.
In regard to American affairs is stated that Mr. Jaudon,
enabled to negotiate 81 during the relaxation in the
market IN order to assist resumption here Necessary 1t
also stated that Mr. John Duer home in the
boat has been able succeed ia all his Both
these statements confirmation. We find nothing
letters to such statements the contrary
T. y Bank which sold at esOs per the Sd Feb
slow ofsae at En- per cent the l4h Feb after the
receipt news from this side regard the othe
Pennsy yana leg stature Other sustained like loss
of confidence. Cotton e from the continued Of
purchase the part of the spnners after the
Of the large crop confirmed Should demand for grain
be ntims~d in certain quarters there will be
market for all surplus at low prices and dry goods
may revive the demand for and busn be yet
better than the gloomy side of the picture anticipate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

Ssw ROUTE TO BOsToN. vi, Norsich and Wor.
ceser l!slrosds from = sts at Pec, foot Of Bs,kmap
VII leave q. ee9'e every Monday Media, sdsy and FRIDAY
Tn, steamboat NORWICH Cant Colt will leave A. ahoy.
Tues ay Thursday aud SATURDAY. afternoon o'clock
Passengers viii kt. the of the boats al Nor
wich NE splendid srs of ~. Norwich and Worcester Ha
rhangs ~ Cars ~ baggage.
Freh tai for all the above places For nfrmst.on in
quirc a l.. A. q. w. CQhl.lES,,
pa Pearl street
Tho .h,v "a m e-D rnenee on Monday the
ns-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
MORNING HERALD-suIrN NEWS.
Port OF New York. March ..
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEFAKT.


Henry Thompson, McManus, ~ Mark. Calico Lombard
svann; Dimon Mathews, Chaeston, savannah, kenney.
MatnEts, AEnes Wilson fua FIR, tisnd Turk. Cham.
b-rs 'harieston3 Alabama Wsms, Mobile; - Lawrence.
Fusr. Nsw Persia Chandler Savannah Fulmncnse
tBrthnl Buso-. RIO Dc Jansiro knucky Willis Trieste:
.hls Authony, savannah Abigail Richnond Wilson. ~.
Wary "a :, stem Eertrand, MAJ PH, New Grenada.
stMar1a snd srthsgrna; Angler, (Brl Axts 81 Johns
NJ shos Powers Bsrhadoss; David b; Crane. Brown.
Dsrte ~ victory. frufsd. Alexandra. Dc. Native. B..
con. fredfsIssserg ", sequel strouE city Point Va,
Arnan Drisc0 BALTIMORE. tfn scott Green. do Hope
chnson gla Aazusts Wi,rn-. do. Ninetta, Bst.
slort 9o n4esF Fst son. Bost n; Wn. Roscoe, sher.
ler. Wtmingi1n "; Comaence Hat hngs Norfolk. Va.
60. W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
Lomdon Advertisements.

ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN incn-d % a,sad in the Atlantic steam.
" ers will do well t. u az EJLFE CO.'S, Merchant
Taor No IS Great elbor ugh street Reg m street. on.
dom their arriva To- thir eytens and lcpt
assortment of Waistcoas aud the b. West of England
Cloths. being assured by Role Co.. of the first style Of fash
ion and prices the lowest remunerang scale mas san
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

DO saturday morning, 9Th inst O'clock Jane g. wifi NJ
Dsnd H. iianes, IN tho 18th year ut her Agt.
Al brooklyn. H. the Tth instant John Chrsopber Reif
fcnststr kst. Formerly Of Quebec, l.. G.. merchant
HIS friends aud those Il the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from his late Corner Of sand.
and Jackson streets. BROOKLYN
On SATURDAY =spng sh instant Of consumption. Sarah 4.
ben DOE y, aged - years, "a months and 7daps.
The h ni- OF me family rtspecy requested To
er funeral from her late residence street ON
DAY morning at O'Clock Her will be taktn 10 Ea.t.
chester for internsnt
OnTu,sdsy last Emma the infant daughter Of toe above
% Suriy "a lest 81 long snd psinfu u ness which she
bore With chrstian tortitudc. Ann MLv Of John Winter
thu forty fourth yearof her The friends aud arqnt.
noes ith miy sr. request n attend hr fun ri hal
al tnr clock on Monday th inst from the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

DROPsY PALPTA ALTON and other diseases ofthe heart.
- most efeetually and speedily cured.
This specific remedy Of the greatest value
the above dangerous alain- Many there are
had given themselves ncurab have tried this simple
getabs compound and few days Osd the decided
he IL IL safe rrmrdy though powerful and very efcacious
their confidence
Prepared sold by o. FAY al drug store 1913 Broadway
lFranhhn Hous.l; ia Csnas; Go broadway; Courts,
Boston; aud DIR. Wadsworth. Providence, r. l.
Price 81 SO per bottle.
". b. Nom genuine uuess with label stopper
the proper hand rting OF the proprietor thus
ma3ln' DIR. ON1HANk, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.-To all
" who would take their medicine the hands
scientific practitioner who has had many years practice and
experience preference to an ignorant pretcnder would
commend Dr. Taylor IF 275 Bowery H. truly healer ef
diseases, and his Baam Of Leror will be found
change papers that this medicine high repute
the Union Sunday Atlas.
ss Bowey is the ohee for the sale of the genuine Agents
b. Dunnng Jersey Ciiy i3s Fulton Rrookyn Broad
IL, Newark j. Res, Paterson II. higgins Ezabsthown;
Wstson's, Railway; Mcdonnell y Co., New Brunswck J.
Philips. Newburgh. man 3td&itwt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
Foreign Markets.

Pobr AZ PEfScE Feb. is-COfee SIS: Lorrood sstsa
ton %; Tortoise Shell $40, Cow Horns So Cocoa Is II
baeeo s15 AmersD Provisions plentiful Spanish Doubloor
=" Columbitni 70 Nsrieaa 40 Mexican Dollars s. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

mr. GALEN HUNTER of los sh Avenue. has used Sher-
~ mans Worm Lorenges hrs praetic aud h e,ss them the
plcasantes aud best medicine They for sale
al los Nsssau-st MAJ
SALT RHEUM AND RINGwORMs-Gbnsy' Ceiebrai
~ ed Wash, the above disc pimpes the face. and all
other diseases Of the skin aud most happily raciou- fer
what called Jackson BARRIERS Itch, often produced from
shaving In has this medicine failed
will IT, used direetedbeing awash Is pleasant and safe
to will hot so and he applied decalc
infant The above diseases nf the skin present themselves
variety Of forms. s Of which rce, sspeedy and
usa al ring thou~ snas in this
uiy. requires RESTRICTIONS 20 diet exposure.
For se by John Ontank Agent drrg store Broad
way New York Rsaileda No lg7 Bowery ~, Grand-t; s
Canal-st so7 Broadway. mas m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

Colonel A. +. Johnson of the army has been muir
dered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

ship JUNIOR smith. - d. I'm Orleans cotton A. 70
Hurlhut 60. -' " " 80 "
. towdsn. "'
Brir nelson CLARK Pan 40 d. I'm RIO Ian,iro coffee Sc
s Zcraga. -
New brig Cub Ina. smith, from Ere 1iarb,r 10 master
Schr Emchs Pauerson Lseds, Charleston. with 40 bale.
~ctt0n.to p Cooler.
s,hr Columbia Townsend I'm PHILADELPHIA. with md. 10
order
sehr Henry Bargsr, Briggs, Baltimore, with odrs to
sehrH ws.eo Blue. fr Philsd,lphia days with md, 10
order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

{" loo OOO" CASES FEVER AGtE" annual :,
iOV,OOO cured BY thu original and genuine " ROW
AND's TONIC MIXTURE" The prcpr,tors have W their
possession than 10000 certificates 10 the nlb.
bsr Of Congress and other distinguished persons throughout
the ned states Who have expressed . gratitude for thsir
r..t9rdion 10 halth by Us employment For sale by j. o.
IAf general Agent AT Drug Stc No is3 BrUadna rank
IL tipns" corner OF DcV street, New York ms In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

EIES-INFLAMED AND SORE EYES-Rowand' Col
II lyreum Eye Water most excellent apple for
weak and nfamed and is peculiarly adapted BY its mild
and safety to the of children
medicine has greater claims for patronage and hap
For sale by o. FAY. Agent, Minors Franklin House
drug Broadway, Canal-- y. III.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

"a Duchssss dOrssns Richaris0n Chsrisseni Kentuey
Willis TriesU Henry Thompson Nc Nanus ~. MARKS, m
Ts Noriesn'i Rev1lo, ss~l Lamatu Valparaiso. Wind
WV.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09
Married.
Died.

Al New Ctr-eh, l. l. THURSDAY evening by the Rev r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

DlLES most sdctuaNy and eeraisy oufed by DIR. MILTI
I MoRE'S LISlMENT,-tsee panphletl For al. by J.
@. FAY Agent at ~ Broadway, tfaLkliu HouseJ New
York Price ~. N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

TRY 1T LADIEs.-The Oriental Powder OF Alabsssr TO
bcsuy the sln. reckiss Sc, excellent
fnetc splendid style and far SURPRISING the
Pearl Pcsdtr r b,autiyng and soenng the eonpie son
and rsnte, my az ag,Aranee OF 90. skin clear aud
smooh For sale by q FAY agent. nj Minors DRUG Store
100 Broadway ~ canal street ~ Bowsry IS sish Ave
SO broadway. ms I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

BREAD! BREAD"-tiood news IN these hard tmes-t osr
ID coming dowp-provsons of all kinds coming downtour
from IS per barrel The subscriber respectfully IN
forms his friends and the public that on and after Monday
March 9th his will weigh lbs of bak ed bread
for shilling for sxpence warranted good an ari-
Gle any The city. Ii can be had Of the weight at Mr.
Osmar Bensn corner Of Grand and Suffolk street; Messrs
Alderman Smith corner Of Attorney and Division; Mr..
John Sheridan corner of Goerick and Boome d. Nclne,
corner Brooklyn; from the sub
scriber Cherry street. doors from SCANNED Terms,
cash "a delivery MAJ 81 y H. BRADY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

DOWERY THEATRE-A CARD.-MR- CHAMPLlN
ID Treasurer respectfully informs his friends and the public
that his Benefit will take place on MONDAY EVENING on
which will he presented extraordinary combination
Of talent novelty and attraction.
MIR. HANBLfN aud Mrs SHAW in popular Drama
Mr.. JOHN SMITH late of the Bowery Amrhhestre, and
MIR. John SWEENEY, have in the kindest manner voun
their services and will appear variety Of their most
popular Ethiopian Extray . .
First night of entirely HISTORICAL local and aegIca
drama illustrative Of and entitled THREE ERAs OF AME
RiC the Past Present and Future Fra the hrst Amer
Days Of GoryScrnes and Sketches OF the Ke
youton. Era the second America rs isDays OF Deluson
Scenes and Sketches of Facnabl, Foies Era the hird
America IL heDay Of Hope and renewed Prosperity
aud Glory. ua7 q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

T. ERNAN DRANkTICAL TlON.-FRANk-
VI LIN THEATRE MONDAY, the 9Th Of March, will be
performed flor the first time in Amerca the grand operate
drama in four acts. entitled - u.
PRECIoSA-Music by c. NJ. Weber; Poetry by & Wolf
Doors viii Open At htfpast six o'.loek.
Performance will commence at hafpast seven o'clock
Boxes rang cents do second rang 81 cents; Pit and
Gallery, 25 cenis. Children half price. - .
The orchestra and choruses viii be full and effective.
n.fo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

TR LEVISON-Dear Sir,-I can he grateful csough
- or the cure have received b. . Of your invaluable
Medicine, Hua,ers Red Drop) for Eve months act
Ted with senera and dnrng time took medicines
tut none would cure Al last my physician up
but fortunately day, sipg friepd on The sur
eet-he told me that Hunter. Red Drop was tn. only medi.
cine that would mi 0f which purchased se OF your
agent filsdrs and the res.it - that an snloJ ING
lssl sueh signal r,si Gr Hrntsrs lied Drop, feel my
- Wv II. n. II.
Division. 81 per vial
STEEL PENs-Just received sorglete assor,meut
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