davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14

FAME is like a shaved pig with greas.
ed tail, aud j. is only after ii has slipped
through the hands of soiDo thousand, tina,
gone fellow, by mere chance holds on 10 il 4!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14

to etifei cure, OF tie purchase money E
FotnFned By himself or travelling arrnt-Ita
eoinprlse lbe Hygcian or Family PHI. ihe q.
Eeian Tonic, 70 restore tho dchii.aics o. b-.
down constitution; the Uterine PHI, 10 euro l.7s
painful difficulties and diseases peculia! 10 wols,.
aud tho ague Pill, 10 core intermittent fsyers is
agaes. Tot further information, the afflicted i-
lnFigsa y potscss themselves oF the iTygciH
Extra liygeisi furnished gratis at the pror,.s','
Office, 40. 2, Aslor House, New Tetk. sud tT 4
MS agents. Thcsc papers contain iAfufmals
exceedingly interesting 10 the siek sud in,s =
together wilh twcnly iiye usefll receipts. ar.
mass q facts and ccrtiieates, that tsua conv
every toagonabc mind, that the IIygeaa Ms.
cines ere iGfaluablr
Tor sale by
TICS J. H0LToN Asta.
Charlotte, Jan 10, l-4I.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14

NorE.-The incidents, upon which the above
sketch is founded, actually occurred, and nearly
in tho manner in which they aIu related. have
only changed the locality.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14
Rags Bought.

G,oTToN, WOOL and TOW RAGS taken in
v exchange for Goods.
R.R. TAYLOR.
March /, 1912. $50
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14
SPooNER'S PATENT
HEGEER.r .EEDECE.lE,

4 RE the
n and ebea
family and su
raj medicines
nse 1hceE
ilncs arc tbtt
suit Of DC
study and
epcoAe pf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14
PROSPECTUS.
THE LITERARY NEWS

It Is proposed TO publish IN the town Of Viimir
ton, y. c. ncw paper % be called
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14
TIE LITERARY NEWS
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed Mt this Office

Wdrraatec Deeds for sale at this 0fce'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-04-14

flenced sensation oil dread, 10 which he
was previously stranger, and il increased
aslhc parting remark Of his friend REQUIRED
TO him Psha he Involuntary exclaimed,
= am a fool 10 permit silly Jest like
that, 10 afIec, nc If turn back, | shall be
laughed at as braggadoca, If not a COW
ard. D--n j! that would be worse than
losing paltry hundred dollars.
On he went, and al las, reached the bu
rial place. The weather was intensely
cold, and the stars shonc brightly in the
cloudess sky. Not a soul was visible
no! a sound vas to be heard, and Ned Law.
renee exclaimiug-'I shall win climbed
over the lower wall and hurried to place
the stake at the foot Of the gamblers grave.
Long did his friends await bis return a,
the club house. Daylight came, but he
was still absent. His absence was uuac,
couutable. They sought him a, his Iodg
nes--he was not there, and they at once
determined to solve the mystery, If possible,
by visiting the burial place.
Thither they fastened, and on the grave
Of Frank Hamilton, they found the corpse
Of their companion.
No marks Of violence were on the body
no evidence could be obtained from a
scientific examination, Of injury or disease
but the inference that his death was caused
by terror, was irresistible.
Tie facts from which such inference was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
l.. WOODS
NEWLY INXENTEN

PARLOR AND HALL STOVES.
THIS Of the valuable ever offered TO
The publ IN the stove the perfect article
sntan, for The use Of all knds of wood. heating
aameats IL has no ess thu ou radiators descend
ing dues that the radiators placed
hres and cause all the heat generated be distributed
apartment white ~ otne stoves large the
carried OIL IN The pipe One peek coal tis i'll
Yield more heat than bushe the best before the
public while you have advantage of an open fire .,
did crate al pieasur '
10 allowed BY all who have examined the mo.t
iect combustion OF utility and brought
bn 10 pc ay appreciated unesds only 70 be
ana all IN want OF article for
ofhees, nurseries, &c. invited TO cali.
Prices suited to the times. tH
Also hand variety OF Srovr. suitsbe for nj.
poses. which will be sold very low. -
- l.. WOOD, 2y7 Water street, between
OIL lm.r Peek slip aud B --kman street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
PARSELLS g. AGATE,

MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DRAPERS, &c.
THE sUDeCklBERS in addition their former oil
fashionable goods constantly receiving by every ne
ARRIVAL from Farm and London supply Of the nch and
sshlcn.sis Scarf and Crvas Their q ashona
bic stocks, Scs Crayafs ady made Linen Gloves Sus-
pende, Hos er, aud all articles CENTENARY
wardrobe, are rch and varied They respectfully
old PATRONS and visiting this city, old
Establishment long and svorably make their se-
lections. PARSELLS l. AGATE, 2ll Broadway.
. between Park place and Murray st.
They would particularly recommend Elastic Suspender
with the latent buckle. Of their manufacture, which
Tor durability and be surpassed. The npo
we'd Minerva Brace TO
the chest highly by the medical faculty and
bend AID in sct to all Individuals Of scdepary hab
u.s. Parents and ouardi1ns particularly requested
,ne this Arlce il viii be found Of advantage
children Of either who have acquired the habit Of
PAHSELLS AGATE continue the manufacture Of their
celebrated Russis Riding Belt s2 Im-m
ITO PHYSICIANS, OR MEDICAL STUDENTS.-
Wanted either Physician Student who may
~ completed his sudes and conemPates graduating the
approaching erm Of medical lectures in this cfyto take
interest old and well medical Office, the bus
and income being cash busne) Of which second
no other N the city, perhaps in the United States Any
ueman who desire with the advertiser the sub
ject OF this notice will please apply at IL Peck Slip sic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
GUITARS.

MARTIN COUPA, Guitar M anuacturers 3s3 Broadway,
1A stairs have constantly hand large
Guitas, ofFrench, German. and Spanish model. - =
NJ. Z. would call the Of Solo players their
Teri Guars, made after the model Of Gul,an which in
bnllisncy and OF tone and the
execution. The instruments warranted perfect, and
stand change climate and viii be exchanged any
time should they not prove satisfactory II.
Strangers tied to call aud them.
Prices from SIS to $lO0. f .nH
Sold. wholesale and retail.
S.B Coupa continues TO give Lessons the Guitar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

After the hymn, which was sung BY chorus OF
about SIX hundred beautiful girls, we secured seat
between a handsome brunette and Wrapping dar-
key, that it could be literally said that light and
shade were beautifully commingled. Not to detain
you with detailed report of the Sermon wewi only
say that the Rev. Mr.. Fitch, in discourse OF two
hours underworld TO impress upon his congregation
the awful truth that In the fourth month Of the COM
ing year. the destruction Of the world is to come,
and that all high and low sinners, from the State
street financiers and Phoenix bank directors, and
the Five Points and the Hook, are to be swallowed
up IN one awful CONFUSION of nature, and that not
even the Rev. David Hale, nor the hero of thou
sand hghts the valient Col Webb, will be allowed
considering what extra sinners they have been The
Rev. Mr.. Hines then followed in an exhortatorv
discourse of only three hours duration, at the con-
clusicn Of which, as it getting dark, and seve-
raj femelee were beginalng TO faint, we thought il
advisable TO be vending our way home words, much
regretting being unable to attend the evening ser.
vices, which, Learned, were much better attended
by the young ladies' and gentlemen, a. the spirit
eve.
As we promenaded round the encampment on
our way TO our vehicle, we could not help noticing
the number OF beautiful young ladies from Salem,
Portsmouth, and Boston, which the novelty of the
scene had attracted. A vouptuous lady Of Salem
and her betrothed, were listening to hymn in the
grove, and others were the outskirts of the great
tent, listening anon to the sermon, and talking soft
nonsense into each others ears MAJOR Ben Rus
sell OF Boston, the quondam editor OF the Centnel,
and the Oldest editor in New England, and large
representation Of theiierary political and oaferish
elite OF Boston and its vicinity present
After snging the following hymn, the meeuns
adjourned ; =. ...a nr...
".send the glory, send the glory.
Send the glory, just now
Send the power, send the power.
Send the power, Just now.
SHAKE the dinner shskethe sinner
shake the sinner. just now.
Drive the Devil, drive the Devil,
Drive the Devil, just now;
He'll is gaping Hell is gaping
He'll 10 gaping just now.
For the sinner, for the sinner
For the dnner just now.
Christ 10 coming, Christ 10 coming,
Christ II coming, next year I ,,f.
Taking vengeance, taking venEeencs,
Taking vengeance next year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
SELF COCKING PISTOLS.

SELF COOKING PISTOLS.
RLUNT SYMS, Importers and Manufacturer, No. IS
- Chatham street. have hand large assortment Of
the Sx Barrel - II Revolving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols
These pistols have the adv all others Of the kind by
te impo.biy oflosing he caps the nipples being placed in
prevent taking sight with the ordinary pistol
The above pistols be furnished lower than others
in the Market wholesale retail We have great
Of other kinds Of Pistols can be found with Rifles &
ing Peces single and doubles double and single
Guns for duckng tosether with Powder Shot, Flas Bags,
Caps, Locks Barrels, &C. &c. in large small
N.BCounry dealers requested to call and
before purchasing elsewhere. s2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

HEAD QUAarrn. o. THr MAINE Coars,
SEPARATE once Of
TO- &c s sss Il Names !. bs
0 fs% asss'i.' New Il Rs Ss:
ChaIlestown, Ma.achass!rs
sss s.Ss s! .si Sg sIsHs v Es% York
Washingtcs. Distril I Of Columbia
The raon TO consist Of one pound and quarter Of fresh
% Of he
.'s
OF ynegr two quarts Of salt four pounds Of aud
q,dsrteod tina. the full side q beef meek and shin.
cudedD be delivered requred such quantity be not
CURED TIA. u. fore AID hind be delivered 1i,en.
sapsn.s 70 the United States :. ' - ''' troops
comp.nied BY the name. Of the sur.de. Of the pro
'''' 70 ''d'"'d sd !fSfi 81 s'
Qgsrermaster Marine Cors:
d. n sss
hs NT he &:
Norfolk Beacon: the Norfolk Herald; the Richmond Enquirer
sad e. ~ give he &
S IT, & The o
q. THE TEETH.
Of g and
,sgS .sassS 4: ' Ss: ;sss
Chdren, nalf price J. Buskey, Surgeon Dentist, Mur
iya3 cod 3ns =
MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. FOR OCTOBER.
w Artist 0odeys Ladie Shook Ganam's Magazine Ladies
Word q Fashion Young Peoples: Book Boston and Benteys
than 1000 sngravings Biblical Journal and Christian Family
Magazine, edited BY he Rev. H. Rod and D. Newell Tenn
hamorou; and witty iouT. well ealcuI:sd please the
retail and those Who bay to sell again at lower than
e. agents Tsnjec E No nsod
~ eod1 mpr corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
STOVES----OVENS.

Wv EC----OV Ems.
sT UI%sp Of ssosss Of any ho.: New
seen be universally adopted Its immense Tadatng
Of les. fuel ,hsa any ioms inv
also discharges us own Ahes by simple process without
used viii be ionno the che pess and most
s.,e eyer brought before the public
AIS Hoot st1ve, new ar nxht &e in all varieties, from
RtEYs TENr s5lL fif, AND Sf''i YRSN HEARTH
and Of unequaed value boing steaks oasng bread
AMI also IA heating irons FIR ironing clothes Riley the n
OF lmsr RILEY MYERS % Bowery
no COUNTRY MERCHANTs-The subscriber would
Gall the attention OF all who III want Of Looking Glass
and workmanship .,te cannot be eTceed BY any
manufacturer IN this CITY, The trade general would do wen
A. B-Consan,iy on hand good assortment Of Fancy
WOODS OF every description.
No IL Ann street and n Hammenley st, New Yo,k.
EsPY'5 PATENT CONICAL VENTILATOR. :
4 purposes CT Ventilation. Ships, STEAMBOATS,, naIche
Hospitals, Prisons Mines, vaults, may appica
is also an efec,ual for Smoky Chimnles.
The subscriber having purchased The ght for the City and
County OF New ork IL prepared to sippy the public with
Metal Roofing all descriptions uishei in any part of the
CIcon Water Pipes and PlumSer' Work in general Also
Galvanized Iron and Tin Ware Wholesale. Stove pipes
All work warranted. an orders by letter aended.o;
sas sm.m 10 W.,e1 Street.
REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c. &c.-The sub
- crber continues TO transmit in large small
he, his p!edecssso, in 6ane have done Tor the lat
hiIty yea, and more also, 10 of England
Money RENTED by letter (post p.d) the subscriber or
personally deposited with him. with the of person
and nearest post town. will be Immediately ted
and PAD and receipt to that effect gven for
s2s msr GEORGE MCBRIDE. Jr. 90 C.ds street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
CROTON WATER

O4&N Il N4N w IA IL IL
PERs who have not had pipes introduced their
house. should lose no time in having it done before the
The subscriber nave hand stock OF pure lead
posIion and tnd The lead pipe WHICH they prepared
ihs terms Being practical
plammsr snsy WIZ warrant wok done by them TO be infs-
i Sds ~sl and Hydraulic. furnished and fixed on
A :. '~., BUFF BUFF IyEnss. No. $50 Water.
KA ...sn o s: ...s , g n.s s ses
the Gs's3 sSS Shoe
Soay and 81. hAS n, r. that they keep goods Of
isfi ri Oh; os f: a,s
ad this should not yet have found the
Almost anything that wanted boot and shoe ne Of
any quality SSef ss street.
81! !I ;i:;: New
and s5.%ins large ..s0Inspi Dress Boou made in he
Grnliemsn boots made 70 order IN the hes. manner
a. % PER S wssn'sd sG. 20 any made
each customer he can ensure an easy handsome It.
Cnsv On nand' asmonapie booo. nc. at the following
sos noor'. nom u!Oo to 800
aa:sifBoou. il 80 sos.s
y s:s % as Ss ,.. .;s!ss III
PARIS I SS y A ASS LISTS rs TADn IT, ORDER
nd Near Liberty Street
r. sUSEf Bootmaker. and maker Of Lasts, an
Five" Of Osree of Paris. begs leays to inform hi.
friends aud all the amateurs Of
that he make, New York with the best rench
materials all that so perfectly made Paris by master
90 , SIDE Of the Atlantic respectfully invited
sea- New York after The Noes latest Parish fashion.
Also. the genuine PARIS Jet Black Vanish sold s25msm
Il CARD.
% p2 T aa S.E soE @ 'IhSses well
shoes and Cater Boots begs 70 state for the nfo
other traders that his No Lspenard street one
street below Canal and Broadway where can
be supplied at the shortest notice. and the most liberal
terms Wholesale and retail.
tt SAMUEL ALLEN
For getting up the ARTICLE Of adies and Cater Boots
always considered Mr. Allen far superior any we
ever had in our employment
THOS. LANE q SON,
SIS lmsr No. IN Lispenard ST. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
NO QUACKERY I!

J1H BROWDElCS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
- TURNlP. for the Of Consumptons, Coughs Cods
Splitting Of Hood, and all other Breast Complaints
On account OF the claiming nal
qualities the subscriber felt bringing the
claims Of his medicine before the public He that
his undertaking. he will BE- styled by ungcnerous
quack and his medicine be Its qualities good
this will longer restrin him from TO the
afflicted the Of reeff they his remedy
in time .t.r
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Turnip is in itself certain
remedy iSr inflammation Of The PecoTsl organs which, though
on His authorizes him putting his
competition with any aud all the muunous array Of pa
naesas that meet the public eye cfden, that fair Trial viii
medical Qualities that have bsen given him By those who
have attested its worth by
The delicate lady. all and every condition of life
this compound without the slightest or nconve
nencs. And in all Of dirhOa Compliance OF
ordinary character seldom fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly appreciang the merits Of other med
cnes and without detactng the least from the medical
pactitioper this remedy offered the a. the best
safest and remedy for all affections Of The hngs
breast that has made He his pos
the certificates Of hundreds who after spending money
and almost bcre of hope have rcsored him relief
found il. :
Ply invited pulmonary affections,
in all cases where cough - left AFTER measles
The proprietor Agents the principal cities the Uni
ted Staten. =
For sale wholesale and retail by ROBT. SINCLAIR 100
Nassau street. between Fulton and Aun. au7 rod 3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
NEWLY INVENTED THANKSGIVING
PIANO FORTES.

NO. sa3 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
i public in general they have just nisheda newly invented
Instrument called the Transporting Piano Forte, which they
now introduce TO the musical community
This Instrument o-ms beautiful rich and exterior,
both ~ shape and neaness besides full brilliant, and
meodious The advantage derived from this
uon thar music be transposed key desired
SUIT the vocasts for of other
men and therefore worthy the attention Of the amateur
well as the artist i
large a:.ormsnt Of Tablet Pspe Fores. rosewood and
also constantly kept hand all Of which respectfully sub
init to professors, and The trade in general
wareroOuas ana mandatory, q above. ..t
~ B-fiano Fores repaired the Ahortes
tee.
LlNDELL. wENNERsTROM 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
THE NEW YORK
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,

ARTIST IN HAIR,
LADIES, AND s1sV GSHTEE ssis HAIR.
hundred different DESIGNS necklaces. bseeiets wab
% ls.sa a1s
such il viii Be keepsake in.asaSie
eoasy ,'ff sn aP air
y T s as all sa &:
Jos! ofse d. haI e be iashCaed with draws specified
ss :.ss: g ss ind gold will
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv bii,hrsn. 3 Maiden lane, their .yle q Head
is s::
se :9 Sad s,e nse s s%.s
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE
:. he Flute: Term. SIS per quarter -. . sm.t -
Reese Hills offers sale at cost are s.ssrsme Mt Of
PEA pocket and OH knives. scissors and together with
p Hs es e.. 1 ss I R s ss
on Of before the Sa Sisirsi s;a
Europe-X respectable female Il years Of axe w.he. to
She would prefer going Eqrope ye would accept good
u.s. upp ss ro
STATE OF NEW YoRK-sECKETARY's 0FFICE}
ITO THE SHERIFF Of tn. City and County 1o of New xo
Eeen 10 & on the ne Rs1 Moa
day Of November next the following officers to be elected
a Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this State
Senator for the first Senatorial District supply the
T ss s 81 Of S
Members Assembly, and sRessssr IN !he place Of j.
last day Of December neIt.
s. YOUNG, Secretary Of State
The above !, true of notification received from the
MONMOUTH 3. HARJ
New % Y ss cy sa1 IT, SGsas' Of Ne" Yo
above once Se i IL zach as hs sSu VIII publish the
Sec Revised Statutes VOL LIST, chap 9Th, title 3d. article 3d.
QEFoRM YOUR STOVE BrLLs-Economy and sun,y
- sssg the order Of the day. hs Ia.
CoIamn P.ro Stove aps~ens al the purposes Of the s.te
with half the trouble and .1pcne s.itsbe for .t.F rooms,
cnf all The requisite. for kitchen use and great SAYING Of
solicit. hos.ek.spe. md Others give bin call :, the
N.Y., before purchasing elsewhere, 80
not b .asiee.a e =, s buying from second hand. Th.
lon Si % R and
Iron Ware, sc wholesale and retail Order fcr s.nE. so
e' ois rm.ee a a aFui,on l. street. Ny.
FISK'S PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE.
sss E to ever
only they had BY which baking boiling, aud
ing, could be done perfectly and It the same time.
This the improvement has been such, that double the
Of cooking be DONE and that perfecon
than upon other Stove Of the for proof OF
which, have only to cali Fsk' Stove Estsbshment
209 Water where quantity Of will be
gvenapd farther. every Stove warranted, or mousJ re.
funded Fi.k Regulating Premium Drum for parlor Hall
Drums, and hall p9r and Office stoves and al ordinary
cooking sale cheap
FTsK's Stove Estab'i,hmcut, 100 Water street
s,i but s"s :s s b
call ct u. establishment, where they examine them 10
better advantage, 2c9 Water street. DIG i'm &c
HAYDEN's STEEL QUlLLs.-The subscribers nave for
lent and opuar Pens = ~ ~
The Rsaoy Writer" is unanimously voted the King ofPeps
-sgmbnIng emnently her'blity and permaoepce.
ma ket. -
The Union, cannot fail to sut every body a6ordng at
"a cents card lat who!essle different vansties Of Pens
The New York. merchant will have in his counting
room who has tried them. - I.
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
oil imsrc 'N"' '"'e j. p HAYDEN, sPlsu st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
A2 E2
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

80 9e5E4t
REguLAF MAIL I'M f6E ER0XiHENGE AND
posed Of the following superior steamers, running in conec
on with the StQnington and Providence and Boston and Pro-
violence Railroads-
r-r RHODE ISLAND, Captain ThayeT
- NARRAGANSETT. Captain Woolsey
l<' MOHEyAN, Captain Vande roilt
One Of VII viii leave New York daily, (Sundays ex
cepted) from Tier No l. North River, Battery Place, i've
O'Clock, P. NJ.
The RHODE ISLAND, on Monday and Friday, for Stonng
and Tuesday for Stonngon Newport and Povdence.
The MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesday and Saturday, for
stonnston Newport and Providence and Thursday for on
ington , f.
take die Railroad Can and proceed Immediately Prov
dcnce and Boston-
Freight taken the following much reduced rates -
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
he cubic foot al IS 50 and measurement goods
foot.
To Providepce goods cents per cubic
foot and specific articles taf be obtained Office
roadway. m31
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
TERRAPlN LUNCH,
UNDER THE AMERICAN MIfsEUM

r. OURMONDE' QUI YTvEy THOUSANDS
Of good cts lovers Of good fare. have been Tor
some wes5. past .gs1s severe ais;pgopt%sn, from &c
fever IL now however, and again may they "fce
we for be known that the John Adams Of Knckerbock
pne,oT the finest little fellows in Chstendom, ycep
Carr. Now, then, smack your lips y- in the
T1re Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
John, to reflection good eating and drinking be
ice Box, will .ppesss the hunger Of him with the shon
tickle the palate OF the veriest anchorite.
Pine 6reeu Turtle served mp this day. and day during
the season. Ola lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS

GENERAL BENEFITS MORMON DIsCLOsUKEs
he suoeriber. will publish h. of the ensuing
ne M9,moa,:m Exposed; History o. Joe Smith and
and astounding disclosures exhibit
lo the prongacy and wickrdness OF the Mormon leaders
sSo pages OTders -espec fully solicited.
LELAND x WHITING
ol6 lmsr BRADBURY, SODEN 4 Co. I27 Nassau At
RAKERY 20 L.psn,rd The subscriber respectfully
Informs has old friends and he
his old business Of baking aud will be thankful for
Having taken the stand formerly oceupl.d by q. W. MIL
LIZ H. ~ Lipenard seet celebrated good the
subscriber having carried ON te business number Of yes
the well known knckerbocker Bakery No. - William
isvorite resor Tor good cacks I'D thinks
not gotten how TO prass the taste o! the public.
JAMES TOMPSON.
NB-Always on hand fruit cake OF all kinds aud Ialces
wedding cake Of all sponge
szesrusk tea biscuit and bread every aenson-bcu and
crackers fresh every morning. 90 liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
PIANO FORTES.


FEW spendd rose wood and mahogany Piano Fortes of
"A the beautiful workmanship and finish with harp
pedals metallic Plates all the modern improve mentu for
sale low close uusr at 10 Nassau street ole ttsr
LRANCIs'S LIFE BOAT.-The Establishment js prspar-
ed orders asy extent from sny part Of the Uni
ted States from Euroee. JOSEPH FRANCIS,
ole @sr LA Broadway, once Ivo. s.