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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

Celebration on the old Treaty Ground.-T'he
citizens of Dark county (Ohio) have fixed
upon the 29th instant, and are making ar
engagements, for the celebration, at Grenville,
Of the anniversary of Harrison's treaty with
the Indians at that place. General Harrison
and Thomas Corwin have promised to be
present at the celebration.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

~ Ex-Governor Butler, Of South Caroli-
ma, has written letter in answer TO an invS,
tation by friends Of Harrison to an entertain
ment, in which he avows himself an advo-
cate of the election Of Harrison. We men,
ton the indications among the prominent men
in the Palmetto State, because there is much
interest felt to know which way they incline.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13
Wing majority 8.

UeThe New York Star states that Of the
twelve New York Electors who voted for Mr..
Jefferson, in 1900, four are now alive, all of
whom are Whigs-and of the members Of
the Legislature who voted for those Electors,
five are alive, all of whom, with possibly
one exception, are now Wings.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

a. The dinner given to General Waddy
Thompson at Danville, Va. was attended by
about five thousand persons-many of them
from North Carolina. General Thom2son's
speech is represented to have been one of his
happiest and most powerful efforts. A num-
Der of other gentlemen addressed the compa-
ny-among them VIM. M. Peyton, Esq. Mr..
Witcher, Mr.. Tunstali, r. H. Toler, Esg'r.
and Gen. Edney, of North Carolina. No
spirits or Intoxicating drink of any kind was
used at the dinner, and the utmost order char
acterized the whole proceedings.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

but we have stated all that we deem material.
The committee sustained the objection, and
deducted the vote from the poll of Messrs.
Aycrigg and others.
Archibald McCambridge voted the Admin
istration ticket at the same township and the
same election, and Messrs. Aycrigg and 9th
ers objected to his vote on the same grounds
The voter himself was examined as wit
ness, and after swearing that he is native
Of Ireland, testifies as follows 81 have been
naturalized; was naturalized at Mt. Hol-
ly; had been in Millville twice or three
times before / was naturalized don't recol-
lect the year l was naturalized; think it
was i'll 1921 or 1922, if remember right; it
was in the fall or winter before broke my
thigh. Mount Holly is the county seat Of
the county Of Burlington, and when the wit
ness says he was naturaiZed in Mount Hol-
ly, he doubtless means to be understood to
swear that he was naturalized before some
one OF the courts held there. Messrs. Ay-
crigg and others produced the certificate of
the clerk OF that county, who has the custo-
dy of all the judicial records of that county,
stating that he had searched the same,
and that he could find no record or pa
per appertaining to the naturalization of
the witness. In the face of this fact. the
committee overruled the objection, and held
| tHO NoSC W uC q lawful NOte. U eNdDie the
House to appreciate these cases, we would
observe that the committee have often held
that they would not require record evidence
of naturalization, but would act on seccnda-
ry proof of that fact-such as the oath of the
voter or other credible evidence. The House
will hardly fail to notice how much stronger
the case of Schether is in favor of the voter,
than that of McCambridge. In both they
were foreigners, and in both they positively
swore that they had been naturalized. And
in favor of both the presumption existed,
which arises from the reception of their votes
at the polls but the testimony of the latter
was fatty contradicted by the certificate of
the clerk of Burlington county, and yet the
committee held the vote cast by Schether for
the Wing candidates to be an unlawful vote,
and the vote cast by McCambridge for their
opponents to be lawful vote.
Many other cases equally significant might
be cited under the head of alienage, but we
have neither time nor space to advert to them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

~ We are glad to see that the Hagers-
town papers give no countenance to the idea
that the late fire, at that place, originated in
party malevolence. Having published no
tice of the fire from the Martinsburg Gazette
in our last paper, giving such an intimation,
we take the earliest opportunity to correct it.
1t does not appear from the Hagerstown pa
pers that any persons have been arrested.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

fTTHE BROAD BANNER OF HARRISON, LIB
eRry AND THE CONSTITUTION is NOW FLUNG
TO THE BREEZE, INSCRIBED WITH THE INsPIR-
ING WORDS OF THE ELOQUENT BARBoUR-"OEE
PRESIDENTIAL. TERM-THE INTEGRITY OF THE
PUBLIC sERvANrs-THE SAFETY OF THE PUB
Lie MoNEY--ANp THE GENERAL GOOD OF THE
PEOPLE,"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

The Administration meeting at the juno
.tion on Thursday last, was small gather.
ing, considering the advantages afforded by
the Rail Roads. Its said that not more than
400 were present fifty ofwhom were Wings.
The stock of orators was large for the compa-
ny-Messrs. Richie, Roane, Gorden, Ran.
dolph and Smith.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

The Wheeling Gazette mentions speci
men Of the specie dealing in the Post Office
Department. six cent shin plaster, issued
by the Postmaster at Frostburg, Allegheny
county, Md. "payable in current bank notes
when five dollars are presented"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

1J-Mr. Robert Anderson has sent US three
stocks of corn, two Of which measure 10 feet
3 inches, and the other ii feet inches
One had four ears on it, and the others two
and three. So "North Mountain" is beaten
without going to the West.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

n New Remedy.-A new set Of candidates
for medical popularity have sprung up in
Germany, who, under the guidance of Vim
cent Priesnitz, farmer Of Graefenburg, in
Austrian Silesia, profess to cure all diseases
by the internal and external application OF
pure cold water,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

0WM. c. RIvEs, Esq'r. passed through
this place on Saturday morning last, on his
way to the Southwestern counties, whittier
he has been invited TO address the people.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

The theatre at Petersburg, Virginia, has
been purchased and converted into Presby-
terrain Church.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

O-Flour in Richmond, last quotation,
SIS 90.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13
KENTUCKY.

The returns from this State are also graft
flying. In Gallatin and Carol counties,
hitherto Administration, we have completely
routed the enemy. In Louisville, on the LIST
day, the Harrison majority was 1873, and was
polls.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

misunderstanding to the Picayune,
reliable authority, the parties in the louisa
ma Legislature stand thus:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13
SANKEY'S Wing majority last year was 80
INDIANA ELECTIONS.

Thirteen counties have been heard from,
and all have gone for Harrison. tits certain
that Bigger, Wing, is elected Governor by
| 8 or 10 thousand majority.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13


ALEXR. II. H. STUART.
~ The Editors of the Lexington, Buch-
anan, and Fincastle papers, will! please give
the above letter an insertion in their respec-
tive journals. A. III. FL. S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-13

" The following letter from A. H. II.
STUART, Esq, who has been from home for
several weeks past, attending to professional
duties in the Court of Appeals, came to hand
just as our last paper was put to press:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
q q tE)r t Cl) t.

N'nb hermit 0c9etrn, bne Ger llntrr;cid,.
rctc ol5 Slcminiitrotcr irtcr Die nmtrrl0fcn.
fthaft ccs rrrifcrtcncn pcttr z eip, chcs
bem Uru SNcsRhruhaH Gounldir, Qeha
GluntD, an9eifellt irurcen III -2llIe cicjrni.
gen, meld,e nod, an teid9te NiuterIofenid,aft
ouf ir9cno cine 2lrt ituloIg iIuo, mrrecn bier:
mt bcnad)rid'tiat, inucrhalb Wird,cn rru
ttgftm Gotum az, an cCn llntcrSritre
9iid,tIqfcit su madden. - G'Icjdfaus t6uncr
ou>h Scld,c, lpeldne nod, 2lnfprferuu9cu ar
pbae SIintcrloeculhaft hdbsH. lire 9fcd,nun.
gen wcblbstitilt incrhclb dieter 3cit cin:
briu9cu, ramit 9,dtjgtcit qcmad't mcree Ucn
@Neter Slluf, 9trnltlliifrltrr.
Strrli Is. Ilq-6iA
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
T So. 7

9tbfdaufeln Der grbe. @nblid, ,rslt.
&c Der Sarg nit mir bera,ls9cspeett
llno t6 fDnllte beult6 bGrei, eoe iet
in Die Sodnoe Der furhttorcn 9lufers
ttehltn96ndnser 9el6enrauberl 9erat
then feL irel6e mid meine6 GdNftalts
fes terouben, uno Damn sll meineth
9rc6en @rifauneL bemfelben 9cftnr
perfanfen irclten, ter mid in meiner
Sranfbelt betaitedt hatte.- Gietuarea
eten rantt teffQfti9t bcn Satg sa
ofnen, alS t6 mieber iureilbi9 hopffe.
Sic btelten Seratbnng ob Ie mid
nldt tDeten fclltcn, 6amit lie nidt
bnr6 mid Der ffrafenren @eredsSfeit
llbcrltefern plirben. Chen I'M 9Ses
9riff, cen Scfei alSifelsit ,lho acfta
unmenl6ll6en 8orfas aus3uflibren
rpureen fte aber bon mehreren nit Sa.
den uno G6anfel periebenen Mdn>
ttern umrtn9t nel6e fie NIT bent So
re becrobetcr, irenn ite niDt aiaentlif.
ll6 bebulfltb ndretl ini6 in b0s ri6d.
ffe Sail6 81 fhafesL hainit nNr {ddeti.
ni9e Soltlfe iplirbe. Gle rollten iie
iibrtgenS nt6t Ger Sbri9fcit anseigen,
auS Santtarfeit bas lie nli1) 70 bid
frllher aus oer Grbe errettet t6tten.''
"2lu9enbllfli6irllrbe oer Sefel aes
bfnet; ntcin @eltcttcr mar Dor Treiis
ee ait6cr lIh, uitb man trla mid NIT
SturmeSctle ING nGdfe salls, no
i6on Der 9lrSt meiner lrartetc, iifb no
talb rarouf @ater lmo Wtltter aud
ertdtcrelt. 0tir rlrre MIN he fertys
f1lti9ffe Mc9e 81 8Actl, uro in tpeft
Qcr els adv Sa9en fonnte id) meinent
Srdntigom nnb mcinen @ltern fel9en.
Sate h1rauf puree i'd, bie atii6ltd,e
ISran metne6 Osannes, ipel6er mid
fit li6 felbff 9erettet batte.7'
ger S6mers ilter ineinen Ser.
lulf hattc tbn untrDiflt6 gei,,adt, itno
CT mar ullfer fincm @crirante aug
ocm Gltcrllhalie ennri6en, nit eetil
8crfdB, ole erife Ta6t auf meinein
GIrabe Su MADDEN, neil itn eiue fire
SSSoce Derfol9te, ib fpnnte iininraltob
foot ictn. 9Senn es itm per9Dnnt ma,
re- 10 rrlIte CT auf meiren @rabe
ftcrben, nenn t6 irirflih ME triteer
crlra6en ipllte. CT batte ffb beshalb
10 aIf mctn Grab gele9t rpie i6 in
nclnlell9n lag, ilno bate mein @eb.
fla9en llno flcpfen irenn 9leit nur
Ietie oernDmmen. SOieralif irar er
~ Rem Sccten9rdter geeitt tate cen
2lrSt teftcilen laden itno FAM init
0anrartelterrL llm MIDI all&;uarotem
ala midi rie 9luferilchun0ss
nldnner 10 ctcn tcralIeocsr9en tatten.
2luf rieie 9lrt hatte CT MIDI pcn eretfas
bem Srbte 9erettct''
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
Gin ucucr 0OitQlllcr
mo GlctccrsWIlhcr lbap,
IN u Icutn nm
in NJ fen tan II.

g0trS. Sofepb 0tew horb
seitt ihren 6rclmoen mO Gem pubtitum an,
.6dB ite rbi9es Gcid,Gft beQcnncn hat. S,e
mrbnt in DER 5Ilmlltpn.S Smofe, cine 1hure
cberhalb Or. Charles s.. M1rttn, irs. Sfs
fee unp lit oaCIblt pcrlcbrn nit allen 2rten
DcH
ge9hprn m0 Strchhllten, ittbenc mo
onperc Slncls mo SOmnlerAutc,
!Slppell, Slpe6 II. /. ~.
trelche ndth 8clieteu 9ctrimmt mcrocn, tns
Gem iIe cineu 8NrrdTb trimmings alIcr 9lrt
ein9ele9t bat
Ste erhSlt rcEelmdfi9 bic ncuru Mcrcn
aus psAlpCIpbM uno lit mtIIcne CUTE Irteit
az bigl8cn prcilrn gu Itcfern uno Sp1r auf
DIE furirlle }Inici8e.
G@2Inc 9lrten SlciruuQG GititGcn fir 6raus
eu;immcr mcrrcn 9citmuoEprN 9cnlaht nno
ilberhdupt ale 9iIDrrartcttcn.
gIpril Is. rQ-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
SJS q I, ct, c lei.

Sic Iittire ees ouf rem Sanipf.
ihtfe Gcrin9tcn rerln9llIften Scttcr
0cllcn ines Seutideit teabiIdtt9t
etne Seberlsbcihreitune Tires perfor.
benen @atten. netft tnebreren ieiner
Sd,uften terauSsugeten bic ineiifens
nod ntft i'm Sruf erificnen fino.
Sas Gjan;e fol- in 5 Sbeilen ieeer ;R
800 Setten beffebet, unp fir rs gfs.
berau6fom,nen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
OcfcntliCDe 93enpu.

Ticuita9s, ben 2Sitcn slpril, ion all Rem
Soanlc ccS pcrlirrtcncn petcr 2 civ IN
Suos9 9Sheithaa Gaunid,ir, 2ehl SauntD, ~
fentioh oerfauft mereru:
pfcrc, QSa9cr, SdNtttcr, Gjdulss@'es
fthirr, cine "a Stuuccu ubr, ciu Surcau,
&ifen uuc Safcn, = Scfen nit Mphr, Sods
men auf benz Sclce, cine 9rcee 8erIhcccns
belt ucu S,auopcrfsqcidrr, Settcn II. Setts
laccn, &crn bcim Suidcl, ncblt ciucr @crs
fd,ebenhCit pcn Nauss NIB @aucrus@jerdtbs
fd,aftca, ,u rcitliuflid III melcen.
dc Berinaun9cH lclltn AM @ertcufstaac
befaGnt gemaht uno qeNlhrcnee 2!ulpartung
aa5ebcn wcreeu ben
1yctcr NanE, 2IbI1in:itrltor.
4ra 10. Ea-23
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
Slcc-Saan1eil.

9.reihuneert SHfi)a GlecsSaarnen
spcreen icalcich pcs Sem llnterSehnetcn prr.
laugt. Ter hG6lts SSJa4ftRrei6 iciI eaiur
9agcben ajcrDsn Sc Ssr; &tehr eeu
5ph1 4Atfos.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22

Sic Sritnmer rc6 reruugtiiften
Sanpf .Sd,ife6 9ertngfcn, fIno ia
SUD tier rnter @safr cl:fgcfMseT
lp6rser.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
q q tDrt Ch t

@ire hermit 9c9ebcu, caB biz llnterieidIz
ncteu ais 2lomtnirratrrcn nbcr Die Sniutcr>
laGtui,hdft oc5 ueritrrbcucu u pam Ser
man CIhincr) IeetbiuVcp (ecipeItcr9 Iauns
ftbip, Hcdla @0uutp, aH8eltellt wrrccn iIuc.
-3IIe CicjenigGn, pcdle nod, an beiaSte
Somterlascniaaft GHf irgeno cine 2Irt ihul'
DIG ltlo, pereen bicrmit bcuofrtd,tt9c, tus
aer5alb iedl5 lSolheu pom hcuiigem Oatlnn
oil, an Die llntcrScttncten abSuteSoblen.
SjleihfauS t0nucu aud, SrId)c, weidlr
aed, 9lufcroerun9en all rbige j,iuscrlascus
Etblft BADEN, ibre 9tetnun9en wcbIbritlti9t
inuerhllb oiclcr 3eit cmbriu9rn, bamit 0tid)s
fi9feit gcndtt werocR fdm.
y Dbiltp 8ern1t |
N1than 8erlnan 2ton1tntitra
Slcob @jcrnan tors.
Sornrp Sunein9cr.J
slpril l5. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22

Cine pon en9liltben 0aptifiiftbea
lrebi9ern am leeten Scnnerffa9
9tad,n1itta9S in Ger Selarare, ket Sd.
t9tns ppiEt an 81 Nerlonen teieerlei
@elble6ts oolSo9ene & aufbanelung
perfaltinlclte eprt cine 9reee slnsaM
.3ni6auer, iuouon oiele auf fleinen
Sptcn bcn stct anfahen, irctci, einioeS
unpermeiSltde @errln9e aiis9enpins
ntcn, 9tlIes, BON Seiten Ger Men9e, lit
Ger anitanni9ffcn Srcnun9 atge9ans
gen icin fol-.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22

Ser tGfffe 9ert6tsbpf in galti.
more bat am ScnnerffaG Den 19teh
lyiars, ole Sipet gcbrlin9e bes S0rn.
Shplmepcr, rrelhe bef6ultiget rpur,
cen ictn Soaus iii Sranp 9effeft su bS
ben ncrurt Sor. Sfclmeper, feine
,Srou itnb Sim, ibr 0eten ethtll6teJ
arf cine chrcnprtlc 9lrt freisefrrc6eii.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22

9lrnlensSar.
8aar in Nano curdl 9ltrehnun9
i'm 9Ipril 1899, Sll3 SO
" @mpf1ngen ocn j. 9. Scas
fir oae s. 1888, S275 90
bon Rub.
SrauB t. 1889, 474 303 s749 3od
sSG5 10!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
Sabr9a,t9 13'.]

~
gaar lleberihus in ednecn bon
leBter slbretnung, gprtl 1889, S2l4 81
Bclauf BON 9irteu, ihnlot9 all
bic Staot, 4O77 90
2tnleibe pcn 9. SnYoer 700 90
81. s.. Wattes, 567 10
9. oartman 2l0 90 1477 10
Tipioeuo fur 9Sa6ertpt, 800 90
gaar empfan9cn ocn Scfp. 9Seus
harbt, Warft: Gent IL 10
j.eu sl wie9en AZ 50
:" Sccl 8raus, fur Stcire, q so
" llnterIdIeolidDe @iunabmcn
fir Sunitauslteuun9en, &c. 90 so
Srafen fur Staot8ebrdud 8 37a
&cn s. .. Scas, Gar pom
Sabre 1888, S4I2 45
, 9tubcn Snallb, y.
SaHr 1889, III 2S il99 73
F..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-22
9lee6nun9 pon .Setnrt6 Gbner, Sebaen1ettter
bon Der Stabt 9(lentatn ab9e6lcBen 9(mt 1, 1910.

Sr.
@aar teSabtt AT Die Snaeeus
@onlmieioncr6: S4S9 81
Sprieentaus 81 tauen "a 09
Sopiewa9cn ausbe6cru, % 90
an Simrn Swciscr % so
fur bcicnpre&ncSwcfe 1l6 "a $725 94
6. s. 8ute, jr. rs 90
StaoIfreiber Bridges so 90
Warflid,reiber 9ieubart % Sc
Saceb SHedmah IL 52&
@.2I. Gage, fir Drutfsn 90
Srbn 9ryer, 90. 90 IT'S O84
9. So. Wattcs sluletbc $50 90
9lnleibensSntereFeh 4O8 90
Sntcreeen .. Staotbills l so 500 so
Sera9 BON StactbiuS, pernidls
tet i'm 9lpril 1889, 4l0S 50
Jfcteu Ger StaOt Ifulbtg 1927 SO
@ommiBicrL so 90
2ilan, 229 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
AMERICAN MUsEUM.

Corner of Broadtcay and Ann street.
TRENENDOUSANO UNRIVALLEO ATTRACTION.
Commen ri.s on MONDAY EVENING, December 7th and
with Mile VIRGINIA AURIoL, ana LA PETITE CERl-
TO, celebrated Dancers, lately arrived fren fsris MI
Snor BEHnEND the celebrated Yolinis and the Modern
GOLIAH, or DOUBLE JolNTED AMERICAN GIANT
Mr. CHARLES Freeman will receive vsters at the mercar
Museu day aud evening, for short seasop Mr. ma.
The city of New York having been absent cm u ever
he infant and only about 20 years OF
strength Of body and wsgh he undoubtedly exsels
pub assured that there 40 deception ~ this pre-
dgous specimen Of human growth combined Win ssy and
Mrs GIBBS wi, ia the OF the evening introduce
three Songs sent expressly 10 rim the Great western
Mile VIRGINIA AcklOL ahd Va Pe,its CENT U, f~ilf
several Of the avort Dances Of the day
M BRUCI in several ce ebrated Comic Songs
Siguor bEHREND will perform on the Violin.
A Professor will preside al the Pisno Forte
The entertainments i'll commence with grand Fancy
Danee-La aehuehs oy "a. AsS.
New song-W sntsd Gsvernsss Mrs nsioos
Genie song-Tb way he money goes Mr. Bruce
.s SCOTCH sone.Tic Athoi Gath, mig Mrs Gibbs
An original Jaeobite seng the wee taken from an Anony
nous poem at the rsI z Of the Clans in i7's. ~, ~
omle eHsf Pa. d. s,. lio aai La p.s
New Sosg-Yesl will meet thee there Love ID rs uiobs
in ger to Wilt thou meet me- thsre Lovs.l
The Who to eoncads win -.
Comic Song-The Age of Steam M bruce
In addition TO the above, nay be seen Fancy Glass blowing
Also esSihsstng. PROVERBS STATUES Of the m-rdsr
of Miss NC r.a the grand COsMOhAhA. which ekeus
every thing or the kind in the United states.
NB-Dsy Visers admitted N the evening, without ezra
P.rormsne. will ~ the Saloon evening at
Pr,neipas Of School. Puri. admitted liberal
Ad.ittanse to the Nusssn and all the entsrtanmsnts
Children snder 10, tlfprtee OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
THE CHEAP CASH CRoCKERY STORE,
o. 81 Canal street.

NO. OZ CuHuI SHtt.
= f. URQUHART respectfully informs his friends and
- the puc generally that he has opened the above estab
shpept ~ith ehoe, assortment Of goods Tbs selection
The varsity of articles which stock renders il
impossible psreus'ise but he assures
him the that while they
may depend the qualify his goods they also be salts
the III be eas as low the city.
0 There hand several pairs Of the richest ASSES
ever exhibited in the city. ds tjsaS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATR

JUNE, TITUS, ANGEYINE CO, Propreiors
- n Rockwell, 49,. ;...i.:..: Manager
Erst in this city of the sublime TABLEACA
WANTS, by the Swiss Brothers, with
First night Of Adam aud Eve
First ni,ht of THE BALLET
First night Of JACK SHEPPARD. -
y The Propretos of the New York Bowery Amphithea-
uf their pledge to ths public have the honor
to tie production OF the above novelties which, al
though expensive and brilliant beyond former effort are
of the extensive OF
designed be brought forward the Of The for
the qualification of their patrons. .- ..-....u.,,.
10 announcing the addition of SCENIC REPKEsEHIA-
TIONS the tetanments given at the Amphi heatre the
be understood that thing will be
aHered in the shape Of Theati cal farther than BY
effect Of their exhibitions by appreprias scenery.
which cannot be well represented IN the circle pieces
they pha the pleasure Of offering 10 the public VIII be
strictly consned tomme, Ballet Psgesns and
all Of which will be represented by the members 81 the Arena
The Psgean will b. arranged expressly TO- the exhibition OF
various WHIP ANIMALS Belonging 10 th,r extensTe col
the Ballots and Psntou which shall be en-
trey moral tendency ned with view az well to IN
struet delight only sendsd to vary the performances
N he
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pAGVERRE's DpRAMAs.

DAGUERRE's DIORAMAs from PARIS, Just brought n
~ Ne-srs MsFYrY snd LoNArI, at VI. LOCkNOVUS
All Broadway open eeTy cay hom IL until oe'ocs'
NJ, and from 8 until 10 in the evening. =.
On. new tabeau rust received from Pars By NJ Dsgasrs.
repr,sentiug the view Of the VALLEY % OOLpAU, VI
SrnrrlandD hich will be exh lifted gcihcr with TIE maj
nseest interior of tn. Church ST EJlENNE pu MoN1t
with the braiicn Of the Midnight Moss BY universal
guest and for short period previous TO ther e""s and
nov1I 81, 60,
hrht will produce wonderful ana magical effects Il -
"a ,,yht ns iuis
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SOUND THE TRUMPET,
BEAT THE DRUM
NSTrNDTTn TUDH AIT ETnDREn

ANoTHER convincing proof Of the p,ssliar ,hessy e
N reaes Essence Of Horehound Candt This may certify
that dreaduy sc ed with severe eosEh vhieh set
tied lungs Iresorted TO- cough reredes without
experiencing relief used twelve bottles Of cough
all effects night sweas and prosse espeetoratop came
op and Threatened almost immecae dsscutisns physicians
tried and ali Of NO avail observed TO FRYE nd that
would use Horehound Candy he said 81 no use
II doctors snd their skill wora not eradicate dsesse,
Peases Candy wosid not but here no question hnt at
Uore hound and, IL coed for coughs ds, hoarn
S but IA h M remedy bot had maSo und W
use H. seat for large package; and ey The upe
that so~evhs relieved and after ss,e III
Tvs perf.ev restored 70 FORMER hss' ssSrss T
sr.pt ,hout ESQ for other cough nedee Noa 80
srd sre.ysly ssvise all those who are 20 70 49, .
OF P.ass Sens Csndy, !. y ~ .i,i 80 a., n
exceedingly p~is@os WV" VS. n Fs-r ere RVireton ~.
- -. A Asc,,vaI in all three stores; Zieher, 81
neg % rbsd.iphis Pa Rsddi.r - ststs y, Bos,9n hs.,i
.oss, p.,'sh,,sI "a: Cohen Co thasstos, 81 hawls
neaiora ,s, :. Albany. Mons gsnSies nns each paek
=, 1917 r.ass d Sos, IS Division 81 n 7. 90 v
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On Thursday, 81 inst by the Rev Dr. Sawyer. Peter
borough to Catherine a. daughter OF James ienngar, all
ofthis city
On Wednesday I'D inst, by the Right Rev. Benjamin d.
Onderdonk REQ Dav,d H. Short of Danbury, Conn., to M
w e. daughter OF tho late Isaac Purdy Of North SALEM
Westchester CO.
AT Manhattanville on Thursday I'D inst, by the Revd.
Hr Bsyley Daniel NJ EdgW to julia, youngest daughter
OF the late Jacob Lsrillard, ofths city.