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Then you have been thinking about it,
said Mrs. Woodsum, with slight conttac.
ton Of the muscles Of the face.
Why yes, said Mr.. Noodsum, have
since you have had spells of being so very
SICK. Il makes me feel dreadiully, bu, |
don't know but II might be a matter of duty.
Well, do think il would said Mrs.
Woodsum, If YOU could get the right sort
Of a person. Every thing depends upon
that my dear, and hope you will be very
particular about who you get-yery.'
| certainly SHALL said Mr. Woodsum
don't give yourself any uneasiness about
that, my dear, for | assure you | shall be
very particular. The person have thought
Of is one Of the kindest aud best women 10
the world
Bot have you been thinking Of any one
~ particular, my dear SAID Mrs. Wood
sum.
There is one, tia; have though, of for
a long time past, and should probably mar
~, Ii it should be the vii Of Providence TO
take you from u.s.
And pray Mr.. WoodSum, who can i, be
said the wife, with expression a little more
/ Of earth than Of heaven returning TO her eve.
Who is II. Mr., Woodsum You hav'nt
tanned Il TO her, have you =
Oh, by no means, said Mr.. Woodsum-
but ny dear, We had better drop the subject,
II agitates you so much
But Mr. Woodsum you mus, tell me " no
II ls, could never die IN peace till you do
Ii IS subject painful 10 talk about"
SAID Mr.. Houdsum, and II don't appear TO
me j; will be bes, to cai names
But | insist upon Il, SAID Mrs. Wood
sum, who had by this time raised herself
up with -reatearuestuess, and leaning on her
elbow, While her searching glance was
reading every muscle in her husbands face.
MIR. NoodsUm | insist upon IT,
We'll, then, said Mr. " oodsum, with
a SIGH, It YOU insist upon 1t, my dear,
have thought that If II should be the will OF
Providence, 20 take you from US to be here
no more | have thought should marry fer
my second wife, Hannah Loyeioy
An earthly FIRE al once flashed from Mrs
Woo5sum's eyes-she leaped from The bed
AXE cat, walked across The room, and seal.
ed herself IN chair.
v hat she exclaimed 10 a trembling
voice, almost choaked with agitation, what
marry lhat sleepy slot Of Hannah Love
Joy MIR. Woodsum, that IS too ouch for
flesh and blood 20 hear | cant endure
that, nor wont No that's wha, never
shall be. Soyou may 20 TO your ploughing,
Nr, Woodsum, and set you- heart at resi-
IS Susan, sac continued, turning to one Of
the girls, make up more liro uader tina, din.
Her pot.
Mr.. WooIsuu went 10 The field and pur
sued hIs work, and when lie returned at the
l.ansr hour, lie found the family dinner well
prepared, aud ms vile prepared to DO the
lonJrs Of the table. Mrs Woodsum's
health from that day continued 10 improve,
and she was never afterwards visited by The
terrible affection Of the Ii pochoudrlac.
llOa3erfal Efscss Of Bars Crease
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NOTICE

z D hereby given, that an application will be
q made TO the next Legislature Of North Caro-
Ina, TO authorize the Colonel .Commandanis of the
Hilila Of Mecklenbufg, 10 order out thci, Officers
iof dfiil, tDon.comnssioned o. well as commits
sIoned) for at least three dsys in each and every
year Oct IS, l640. tIr
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PayUp.

ssOME Of our Notes and Accounts are Of long
- standing. Those indebted, will please call
and settle the same ipmedia,ey BY CASH or It's
equivalent. MONEY az Hvst hare. COTTON
taken at a fair price in payucni OF tor GOODS
TAYLOR, HARRIS & co.
Oct. 81, 1910 AT
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NOT'ICE.

Z Ii those indebted 20 tie Estate Of Lincoln
n Steward decd are requested 10 come ior
ward and settle against Christmas. Asihe estate
is il debt no longer Indulgence car be given.
J. ". POT S, Admir-
Oct o., $40. Il
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NiEcKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Soperior Court Of Lar, August Term
$40.
Alexander J. MeLenshun

Sarah McLenahan.
EFT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court
b that the Defendant, Sarah McLenAhan, is mol
an nhasilant Of this State, II is therefore 0fdsr.
ed tina, publication be made for thrse months in
the Charlotte Journal and Carolina Watchman,
that the said Sarah MeLenahan appear at orr nexi
Superior Court of law 10 be held for the County
Of Mecklenburg, at the Court House in Charlotte,
on the 3Id Monday in February. lSil, aud an.
swer, or said petition will be heard ex partc and
Judgment awarded accordingly.
Witness, Jenning b. Kerr, Clerk of Our said
Superior Court, at Charlotte, The 3rd Monday Ia
August, A d 1910, and the 65lh year of Ameri.
can Independence.
j. q. KERR, G. C..
Price adv. sl0 IA
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w rapping Paper.

Usf received aad FOR sale at this Office .
- supplg Of W,apptng Paper. Also few
reams Of Writing Paper.
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NOTICE.

Fg7HE subscriber returns his grateful
u acknow Judgements for pas, lavors.--
Having disposed Of bis establishment, ii be
comes necessary 10 close business without
delay. It's expected that those indebted to
The subscriber VIII toake immediate settle
ment, by Cash or Nnte-thc Cash would BE-
preferred, as It takes that article TO satlsf,
Journey men and Merchants. All accounts
not settled by the first Of February will b.
handed over for collection.
THoS 5. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte, SEPT. II. lsI0. 5y
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\. b. Beihune Il johnson having sue
ceeded me in the business, heartily re
commend them TO NY irierds and lhe public
as competent workmen, accommodating and
Puactual. have no hesitation in say ing
that the firm viii give mere general satlsiac
ton than has ever been given heretofore. |
intend 10 remain With them Cor some time
ior the purpose Of closing my business.
THOS s. ALEXANDER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q WILL sell on the 24h instant all the proper.
n ~ OF Paul Rosich, deed consisting of
3 head Of Horses,
taro Horse Wagon am' Harness,
Coins, Hogs,
A qraRiiiy of Corn, Fodder, Oats,
Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles also too tedious 10 MENTION
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
II. c. OWENS. Admir-
Nor. 4. 1910. Is
n. b All persons indebted 10 the estate are re
quest' io cume forward and settle Immediately
aud those having claims will present them within
the time prescribed by law or this notice VII. be
plead in bar Of their recovery.
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IFOa3ertai Eftcss Of Bars Crease
There IS a nautass maker IA thls cty, who
has Bat upon an ingenious method Of sruffing
BIS mattresses. He rubs the inner side OF
bis ticking over with BEARS grease, sews Il
up and 50 quick IS the growth d hair caused
By ne application 81 tie beats grease, that
10 the briei space oflkeuty four hours, the
maitrass becomes self stuffed -Plcaylae.
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NN ANTED-An Apprentice 70 the Printing
w Business A boy Is or lG yearu Of age
PFeierrcd-o. good character.
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Il. Il. A.NsbHS u eE -,
DENTIST.

d OULD inform tho citizens Of Mecklsp
Wv burg, Cabarrus and Lincoln, iha, be IS at
present on a yi-jt to Virginia, but expects to re-.
turn 10 the course Of from to 10 weeks, from
which time he fha! make Charlotte his perma.
nenl residence. His pertnanency be hopes v III
give satisfaction ard surety Of his performing his
operations faithfully to he hest c! bis skill aud
ability.
Oct. 10, 1910. IS
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FOR G.iSEF O.NEA.
Hale Warm & Brown Shirting

Manufactured at Lexington, " {.
n HAVE received quaptily Of the above arti.
vi crs, ahieh | viii sell wholesale 81 retail. y
very reduced prices. bclisve the Shlu,rg4 the
bert ever -sw in any par, Of the Uaued staies
~ish the Merchants and Farmers to cali aLd G.
anime, and shall be sure Of a sale.
IT. h. WILLIAMS. Agent
Charlotte. JAY II. Is40. ar
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NOTICE

Il hereby giyen that an applies,;a,
n made to tie next Legislature az NJ W. w
hea' 10 FORM new County oat Of rs
MecsieRbutg aud Anson, 70 be called III
Oct. IA, ls10. 'Hs'r
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Gold Miro for Sale.

FsNHE subscribers offer their valuable Golo
HI Mine for Sale known b. The name cf Hun
ter's Mine, five niles North Of Charlotte in Meek
ienburg County, n c. For terms apply to Ii,
subscriber, living On the premises.
ELAN HUNTER.
orr 23,.4sI0. str
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% PRODUCE rDS
llAl CO.rs.WESSEOga
~ DDS1MNS3a &

TEyIIE Subscriber offers his services 40 the
n Commission Business. ior the sale aud shiP-
ment of Country Produce.
lie will receive in store nnd sell any article o.
produce free OF storage Tor commission 81 Y per
cent where the articles are ,olihouf limits; When
iinusd reasonable storage will be charged.
lie will ship Cotton OF other Produce 10 New
York or Charleston. making LIBERAL CASH
ADVANCES for Commission OF y per cent. on
the Cash advanced.
lie keeps constantly on hand very large
stuck Of
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POETRY.
soR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
MY NATIVE STATE.

NV native State-my dearest land
Where Pilgrim Fathers dared TO tread
Amid thy forests deep to stand
Where savage warrior reared his bead -
Couneciicut-I love thy soil,
Thy halls Of learning, where are reared
The sons of freedom, and Of toll
Whose voices, in thy courts are heard -
As in the DAYS Of Seventy Five
When the loud tocsin sounded far.
And reused each freeman 10 the strife
Against expressions fearful war.
Twas then her valor brightest gloved;
Traced on her battle plains in blood.
That from her patriots freely flowed,
Who bg iAelr Country's altar stood
Thr.,e happv land-ihe ties, that bind
My heart 10 .hee, can never cease;
And though 10 distant Statos,-my mind.
Thy memory holds in fond embrace.
J.P.
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Charlotte, y. c, Nor. 6h, $40.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
A full Bench present.

lull Bench present.
His Honor the Chief Justice deliver d the follow
ing decisions.
Charles Williams ef ais vs. Charles NJ Ceddings,
et as Ordered that the special bail OF the defend
AIT be exLoner Grated frsm their liability, and that the
same be endorsed on the bail piece. and that the
sureties aforesaid pay the plaintiffs cost. In this
a certain ibto Court, time had been allowed for
the bail to surender. Before that time expire d. the
act abolishing imprisonment for debt passed ReAce
the above decision.
Peter Poon, cf ais. ads. The Brooklyn Bank
Judgment for defendants, with liberty To amend, &c.
Elias J. Sylvester VS.. Daniel Wmthrcp-Judg-
ment affirmed.
Jacob Blackwell VS.. the Mayor, &c-Jldgment
reversed.
Henry J. Wells VS. Thos. G. Watkius--Judgmen
reversed,
Morris Buchanan vs.. Richard H. winsow-New
trial denied
Ariminta Smith, cxecutrix, &c. vs.. Thomas X.
Mercein-Jndgment for plaintiff
Eugene Grousett vs. Daniel w. Coit-New tri
denied.
| Thos. u. Coddisetop VS.. Joseph Ii. Henshaw, ct
als.-Judgmeut for plaintiff
| Justinia Mayberry vs.. John Lloyd, ct ais New
trial granted costs TO abide the event.
James ~. Could vs.. Shepherd * Ipgrahsm-New
argument ordered.
James Mcnait Joseph O.. White, ct ais -
judgment for plaintiff
John 1ioYiC1ar e. ais vs.. Tunis Van Pelt, ct ais
Judgment for plaintiff, made for the de-
PENDENT.
Lewis A Dcpau VS. James G. Wilson-Judgment
fer plaintiff on report of referees.
John e.. Merritt ct ais. vs.. Fernando Weed -
JUDGMENT reversed
The Court then and adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

On seeing MHe. Fanny Eissler in the Ballet Of L9aoT
lists moglich, list dss Webb 40 schon'
Muss ich an diesein hinge strcckten Liebe
Den Inoegif Won allen Himmeln sehn!
So etwas fudet sch auf Erden2
GOETHE FAssr.
See keauteeus Elssler trips the bounding stage.
Admirins thousands yield the plaudits loud,
And grateful Joy has lit the gazing crowd
Who deem but her most graceful ofher age,
One look, we worship then her smile too fair
Araehnes art the syron's wenlrous grace,
The Dryads pleasing bound, celestial face
Has earth daughter worthy TO compare
With herl ExcellJ the vieiress of" La France
Agnes, whose lofty praise TIE poets sing.
In rosy chains had led her youthful king
But in turn shall yield the queen Of France
To the Elsser in her glory now,
Since Kings have twin'd the laurel for her brow
DELTA Par
+Le bon rel Charlie e.
Await brouye pour lie bien de la France,
Une beaute nominee Agnes Sorci,
VoLTAIRE, La PUcELLE CHAUT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

COMPLETION OF rHE SUsQUEHASNAH AND TIDE
WATER CANAL.-Thc celebration Of the com pletios
Of the Susquehlnnah and Tide Water Canal took
place nj Havre -dc-Crace on Wednesday. This ca
nal is a continuation of the Pennsylvania State Ca
nal from Columbia to iavrc-de Grace, distance of
fnrty-f miles, az the head Of Chesapeake Bay.
The T. s. Gazette says this canal Is the last link in
the great chain 1T improvements made by the states
Of Pennsylvania OIio, aud New York, constructed
at an expense ul ovor thirty millions, embracing an
extent in their several qualifications of upwards Of
twelve hundred miles o. canals, interesting Lake
Ontario az Soius Bay and Lake Erie at Buffalo, Eric,
aud Cleveland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
A CARD.

JAMES LAsCALA late ofthc Hir Dressing
the As0r House, be has been y1rsby kunan
fr nun5cr of yssrs b-gs lave respectfully q inrn is
friends aud tie public that Ne has entered tn roparne hp
With John Ccrraa o., Washington o,i Broad ay in TIE
linc Of business where persons WHO ry rcuiro " vii
be served with the Chanpoo 'uy confident Tat Nth strict
~ eon 90 bis husius viii continue O. deserve aud obtain
the Ironsg' o his trends aud the public, which s hereby
rerncstly solicited. 'ut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

PaoeRrss o. lsrERNAL IMP. ovFMENr The
Lchish Camr,ny's railroad, of twenty miles in
length, which connects the Lchgh Canal nj White
Haven with the north branch of the Susquchahnah
at Wilkesharrc, l. the OF being ready for
Fifteen miles of the road extending from White
Haven to solomon Gap, viii be opened for trade
~ i'm july next The remaining distance Of five
n,ilcs will be ready for business IN September.
4 letter from that quarter states as follows: -
"From present prospects nearly all the mcrchan-
disc, sc. Tor the Wyoming Valley and the upper
north branch &c the Susquchannah, viii come up
the Lchigh navigation and pass over the railroad
this fan"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
Court of Common Pleas.
BEFORE Judge Insliss.

Wig Policy, alias Locofoco Giutto~y.-Dacis
cs. Winthrop-Mr Nash opened the case to the
Jury. II was action brought by the plaintiff, a
tavern keeper in the 18th ward, to recover bill for
certain suppers and for services rendered to the de-
PENDANT, who was the wing candidate for the office
of alderman of the 18th ward at the charter election
of 1889
The following is copy of the bill of particulars
as exhibited in Court -
1882
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
y. TRwIN& Co. Member af IN, Royal COLES, Of

u. IRWIN Co. Members rf IN, Royal COLLEGE of SUI.
y Ioud0n, continue BE- consulted dfe0 DE
s9sss m ~ their various stes, a. their occ 2t Fuliousi
where trrr The cOmfnniius .fiagrtpt ~ their
sons l'boTng under delicate opan be treated with
crccY aa1 safety.
J. n irwin Co rcdrs se-sevcs that in al eases Of b
most violent yrncrcal which have hitherto 0len unscr
nctiCr, their treatment aii1g has
cesal a' speedy They need not by certificates direct ne
hc att uinn 20 their iCe 81 those disease
hir reputation w ,is city 70 well trovn ectcl hy
AZ who bid occasion c1uld, n their horror. VI n strongly
recommended 20 females Who in 'o habit a
ntstr ont Pills s uorc than two should BE- taken
rrc asonps might produce effects hC Those who
trd We wohtrs dcsirnus ~ avoid preventive can
v ladrrccni cass cured 10 go days Ihsc who have
s.ea -instcs br srctst and destructive habit ,an
rrieC solvent security III hat VIII b. required un cure
r'alt. uui covering asual, e. VIII ~ Immediately
% cd a.. and medicines. with is dirlriisns torw a,d 10 ~
siirs mtts ''f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

tnuaon Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
AIM
Hats done up the very best style; and from thorough
knowledge OF the above business he will guarantee to
siaction to those who favor him with their patronage
Hats cleaned for the trade. apo Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

CrurLrg Isl raE AMY Capt Howe. ol thc %
Ds oons y. BIC tried by a court martial for cruel
~ oa sol i seems that the soldier died IN con-
sequence 81 The severe whipping indicted upon him
by order &c the captain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

<~.5sT2 RICHARDS splendid cfcusr man moth BOu Y
BAND sHOE STORE, 10 Canal gtrttt. tsiore
runi1s tnfrrch Nv Gtcrnvich stcCO with a rccds
ttsaestn ~ city. Sn of thc larpCst Boot % the world
Old Boss RICHARDS is wide awake Il No. DuNery.
corner yr, Opposite Di'soa 60 thtrs The
Boots aud Shoes that eclipse al Others Tor fson and cheap
ptsf
wan, up, Dry Docters' on RlCDARus las come emory
you witt most splendid fs0rtrnru of Bnos aud SHOES
shesr % IN the eprd a. Beach ator, ST. Houston
All rips mcAdcd lra;is. myQ5 lrt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

Loo CAMS Burr)~s The manufacturing COW.
tany vi waterbury, Connrcticut, have bought a
.hoa,y and athcr tS.teiul button. with handsome
log cihu. the strng cut, and blire ~ haid cidrr
road, for USE Tispecaroc gentlemen. fancy inc blaze
or clare, coats, will Of coarse seicc tie Log Cabin
button.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

HUNTERS RED DNOp-iur an complaints Of q pri
~ v.e iicir"hr. ssh rter 8tter redcns vft
rate D. your health AVID money thrown awaythat in it
Ills te-ile but iGst retfihnti1 of uaus wielcss. viii
siew itself in horrb CORN: Then ony at once % O.
lr absolute earth al Division a. Al Ter vial Fdr
particulars; see advertise uicbts Gu outside. Hssi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
COMIC ALNANNCs ron ISiI

V,VrRNEa 4 FISHER, No. 80 Chatham street publish this
day the Crockett Almanac Tanner, Comic Almanse. and
Fishers Comic Almanac, with original reading and fine humo
wood cuts, equal 20 any published 10 the ,ountry.
Orders lgr Wood Engraving executed - above.
booksellers invited cell aud the large
mtut Of Plays, Song Books CLijrcns Books, SC. NC.
nvie I'm
nkOrsY-DRDPof !-fersops lahcsg under Tits disirrs
~ sing disease can bc psttvcly cured " Mrs MOTT the
oeaLrai.d Een.le IhysIcan vIl-nmI -ng L.Lnd .l1ln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

An errinecr On The baltimore AVID OAi" Naiiroad.
named William Lehman had 18th his lces cut on
vcs ctiav. by kciug thrown on tue track ~ ccn.c-
qucrce OF he engine mnning 81 the ra'is and Tie
hoe train RAISING over them, stvcring Them er-
TREY f,om his body.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIsT AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON.

OCULIfT AND OPTTIIALMIC SURGEON,
2Gi DroadrGy, entrance in Warrsn street,
Confines lis practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE OPERATIONS THERE l..
~ on, (wlIenreluired)
Dr. Es office hours from 10 ~ o'clock Monday Wed
neaday Friday, aad till Saturday.
DR.. NESTMAtOI1 ~ IN mtenaaace daily, Sundays
eepied;l also Dr. Eotts patients during his absence
The poorer class viii be attended 10 from hafpast 10
o'clock.
n. D. pr;Ellott will remove st May TO Broadwa
Entrance IN Warren street my2s-yis
lEANTED.Ay young man lately arrived from England DO
thoroughly ndersi, Is the management and breaking ~
oIEce for syerY use, wss situation groom. would
hive objection 20 dive. II tired. Please address
GROOM. At the ofhcc of this paprr. mygs 81
lVANIE A situation by a yourg man porter IN a
w store, 10 do thu geusrI work about Fcutlcnans
house take of hcrss drive " attend 10 csrgc or
work in guden. Bcst Of cty sfersHce be given and
every satfscon - tocaaccr and sshrcyby applying at
Nnnra airanI nrnr WnIar. nrli d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

-<syyg BOOTS. AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN
form the prbc be ha. made
Cor the Of the above articeshat h. now pre-
pared ~ sell better article for the money par
chased t- elsewhere. The materials own
selcctou Oh. labor under his supervision and every
warranted he will guarantee 10 sell fifteen
than articles Of the quality be here
The large stores, Nos 100, le and Ia Chatham street,
myi7 am'
n WM. brownies Chatlar, street, opposite Ressv.It
~ STREET the largest assortment of summer Hats OF any
establishment IN this city. which will be sold wholesale
the lowest prices Also Of Cloth
an Velvet Isttcrne, much admired. Anew
sty. of hcys Hats received Parif, fu trimmed
beaniiiu article. Gcnirmrns Hats Of qualities only
s. and - inferior sold for those prices Economy,
dgrati ami ashion combined "a contamination truly TO
n ,yishsl frr ~ 'iuss lkc thcse. aIcs On.
"a one PRICE HAT sTORE.-TEEODORE CLARK
~ of hathan- aud Pearl streets. after
experience hsnc aud after repeated and nrng Efforts
he object consistently believing that BE- hn lrnath
w manufacturing article which cannot fail 90 win
the su-fphntion &C an who will take the trouble 20 examine H.
Ills article. 90 which the attention Of the public -
lcciay invited, u satin Beaver Hat, pce only THREE
hOILiBS ard We feels assured. that for beauty. chearnss
NeV Work w pSfo 60 tie usual variety cfHats and CsTs
he also tscis hand constantly Fur Hat very Superior
qualify, which We can afford "a -FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat fr past has given 90 the
unqualified satisfaction. Justice his friends well AS 10
himself 9kts u Proper Tor him TO say that he sss cor cash
the Losses sustained from bad customers will be
aid bv good Wholesale dealers supplied vroD pilv al
I'D established sapd where the asking price IL always The
selipu rfice. anil AM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

go FRENCH sUGAH BEET SEED AZ VEIiY NE.
In DtCEp PR, ~ The sshsciier hsgs 10 inform is
ricu tie luiic IN general, sc will sell any uuas
~ hs rate Of c5 cents t,r III; the lest Kind sulsr
beet o. White e sssa. The growth Il NARRATED to b.
Ieaa Goo Uifc1unt gfyra tplo.l- r..
At.3. ne b lance ol tic SOMMEtLLEU POTATOES frr
sale They were sold Scr cr VI. mouth
on etol. Of tac advanced season will be sold a; S55 Ter
Apply % VI rsEyo.r IS Dey street. % Pat, street
frof ID 90 O'clock +. NJ mvla sv'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29
Superior Court.

To many a thought that else had lair
uuflt dyed and mute"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

Il. YOUNG, Tuscan and Strap H.aI
Manufacturer, Formerly ofse. Bowery J
informs his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he has removed 10 96l Bowery
and has now made up good stock of Fla
sisting of Leghorp, Tuscan and Straw
Hats; alse, a large variety Of Women's
and Boys Flats, and keeps constantly
on hand a good selection OF Ribbons,
Flowers, Sc; sc and hopes, from strict
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

NOTICE Ship MAYFLOWER, from Liverpool is now
dschargng under general order, all ods permitted
this day will be sent to the public store.
my27 GLOVER x McMURRAN 50 SOuth u.