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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-29
Amounting 10
$4,000

This very large sum OF one hundred and
seventy SIX thousand dollars Mr.. Van Blu
rem has already received from the public
Treasury, besides sundry benefits of no 10.
considerable amount, SAID TO have been dc.
rived by him from large National Harlan
appropriations al certain points upon the
Lakes where Mr.. Van Buren, happened 10
own large tracts Of Real Estate. IL II can
be satisfactorily shown, however, that Mr..
Van Buren, has not bean amply paid by the
country for his public SERVICES, let HIM
make on, his account for extra compensa
ton, and # his vouchers should prove salts
factory, the mex, Congress will, witha,.!
doubt, mos, promptly respond 10 the De.
MAIDS OF justice, though II should REQUIRE
Sl00 600 more TO satisfy his own estimate
OF bis public services.
Hu" does the account curreu, STAND be
tseen him and The Democratic partvr-
Mr.. Van Buren, has, at certain periods Of
his l'ie, acted with and supported the men
and measures Of the democratic marty. md
at other periods he has opposed them.
Al the most trying period Of The exist,
ence OF the Democratic Party 10 this coun.
try-durinR the last war with Grea, B,i
taln-Mr. Van Buren, opposed the regular
PRESIDENTIAL nomination of the Democratic
Party, the election OF James Madison. and
united himself with the Federal Part, in
the support Of De Wit Clinton, the Peacs
Party candidate. In 1923 and 81. he
likewise s'renuously opposed tho election
Of Gen. jackson to the Presidency. Since
John Quincy Adams refused to appoint him
Minister to England IN ls26 he has. !, ,s
true, whether induced BY interest or prin
ciple Il IS not Tow necessary to enou,re
acted With The democratic party with com
mendabie consistency. For this consis,en
cy Of action with. and support Of the party
Nr. Van Buren, has received from the De
mocracy Of the Safe OF New York and tho
tnlon, the Offices Of United States Sena.
tor, Secretary Of State, Minister TO En-.
glnad, Vice President and Presden, Of tho
United States, for which he has received
the prlncely fortune Of size ,00Olll
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Received for years as L. S.
Senator, say, Sl4,0l
Received for 6 months service
as Minister 10 England, $50,
Received for years services
as Vice President, 24Ot
Received for years service as
President, 10000
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-29

tHo. 1gter.-Tbe New Bedford Mercu
y, says, shat IN le4i John Tyler will be
4 l.. l.. D.-Lck'd Like the Devil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-19

~, as regards the day of sailing win be observed
The price of passage outward is now fixed at One
liars, for which ample stores Of everv description
vided, with the. exception OF wines and liqpon,
De furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE T. CO, 81 South st.,
e. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burlng- slip, NY
BARRING BROTHERS & c., Lpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-19
The Years Farewell.

1t comes, through the wintry night
A deep and solemn strain,
Like the voice OF the distant torrents might,
Orthe moan Of the sleepless main;
Butwild is the music Of wind-woke strings,
In its far and ftiul SWELL
And swift asthe passing Of eagle wings
the dying years farewell.
1t floats DER the faded fields,
Where tina reaper's joy hath been,
With the song OF praise which the peasant yields
For the harvests he hath seen;
But the song grows sad on the battle plain
Ofthe Brahmin's sun.lit shore,
For it tells OF the eyes that look in vain
For the loved that come no more.
II sweeps through the ancient woods,
Through the ruins vast and dim,
By the shadowy paths of the forest floods,
BY the desert fountains brim;
And IL wakes the tones which the wilderness
Hath long in her silence shrin'd
The echoes Of far forgotten day.,
That have left no trace behind.
1t rings through the crowded marts
Ofthe old worlds wealth and power,
And IT winds its way to their weary hearts
In the hush OF the dreamy hour;
To the young il speaks of their future springs,
With the breezes blithe and bland,
But II tells the aged of better things
In the far unfading land.
And it tells of the deserts crossed,
OF the fair forsaken ground,
or the pleasant streams which the heart hath lost
And the hidden fountains found;
For it speaks of the rock before cleft,
When its shadow darkly fell,
And blessed lesson of hope is left
By the dying years farewell
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DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick Princeton Trenton Rordes-
7 .r. s and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York from the foot Of Liberty street, daily
A md ~ p NJ
The morning proceeds Bordontown from thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden, Composite
Phlladelphia) without change of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot of Lii
bery street. where cemmodioux steamboat will be in read
ness, with baggage crates on board
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the way.
Each train provided with Ladies Lar in which apart
ments and dressing expressly for the Ladies use.
Returning, the nes leave Philadelphia from the foot of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden o'clock and
O'Clock, M.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at NJ snd
NJ. being continuation Of the lines from New York.
d18 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-19
Vol. Ix.-No. sO.-WhoIs No. 32o3.
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day of tho year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor ~ % per
num-postsgss paid-cssh in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
norning-price 81 per copy, - IL per annum
hostages paid--cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed thatths circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and ncreasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any peper in this city,
or the uorld and therefore, the best channel for business
men iaMs city country. Prices moderate-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofsl kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
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PRoPRIFToR HERALD EsrABLIsHhENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD,
.e2 sg

New ArangeaenIThis Road having been reaid great
expense with the most approved and heaviest rail- secure
safe and dtious between New York and
Morstown, will commence running trips daily Sundays
excepted, and after Monday jan -
First Train FROM MoTi,town will leave at7k AM.
Second Tram from Morristown will leave at IN m.
FIRST Train from New York will leave M-Newark at
~ AM
Second Train from New York will leave az M-Ncw-
ark at 81 Pm.
Passengers by the Morning Train from Morristown will
the morning Train Phiiapelphia by the Afternoon Train
New York or the Eysning Tain to fhadep. il.
and take any of the Stages
hing west north from that place. j26 lmsec
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Accommodations for passenger.
The price of cabin will be Soo, exclusive
andliquon ,L..-
forwarded free Of other charges than those actually paid
- - O. BROOM q CO.. orto
oar BOYD HINCKEN. ARepts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-19

EElTpsept adhesive Fell or sheathng ops Of houses
and shps bottoms for sale in lots TO suit purchasers
i3ec Y. X. COLLINS h co, IS South 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-19

AEWBURYPOkI Bank Notes wanted Tor a short time
~ Drafts on Philadslnhia and Boston, toI sale at
3. aNLVESTER'S,
as,r ~ Wall t aud no Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-19

CHAPMhNS MAGIC STROP.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, Importers and Wholesale
w Dealers. having used and sold L. Chapmans Metallic
Razor Sror do freely recommend being superior
thing which has hitherto come under our notice Of similar
A w Spies 4 Co do do 2is do
Sheldon X Phelps. DO do Is and AZ South William
H ;!,.m nI Broshsn DO % g Ps.rlst
Spelman Frazer importers Of Fancy Goods 10 Pearl
Posis y MAN. importer OF drugs a Cedar 1t.
sied thommon Co. mportem Of Dry Goods, IS Cedar st.
Eelows, Van Arsdals Cooper, Wstches II Maiden Lane
PEEL. Co, importers Of s.aucnsry. CAS- Pearl 1t.
WIN Gouding. Surgical Instsunent manufaeturer, s3k
For Sale at 2o2 William street.
TO be had the dozen the nsnufacurers prices of the
above hms and retail &C the principal through
GU. me CITY. Meoe al los W nll.m street ~ lm.m
IMrORrANT TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.-MEssRs
HAkNDEN co will draw their rrpress and Fore,sn
Letter Once No Wall street. small bs OF exchange from
AZ TO 20 suit payable sight,
son OF perschs wishing to remit To er irends England
Ireland or scotland.
The euer tss Ior the Hoyal Mail Steamers for Liverpool
are also made ~ their Office.
r' "''''' n'o'm"'ons~y" uaHNnrNsco
Agsuts Losdon--MACLEAN,M ARRIs & Co
Lverp"nl-WtLMERS SMITH face
ITNLURRENT MONEY OF all kinds purchased the very
~ es'tteIms Nswburpou and LumssyT,ns Bark Notes
flee "a Wall Of and 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
SHERMAN,S LOZENGEs

ENORMOUS quanttie, Of popular medicine sold
Il during the year. and still the demand constantly ncrcas
In i've years the Doctor has gone from few pounds
TO 81 tons in and where il will conceive,
While shermas Lozenses are pleasant that children
for thcm they wonderfully efficient they would be
gatr9nined by our Torhsst for
Bum Esq deputy regssr Rev NJ Dunbar Of the McDoug
Anthony, Of the Oneida Conference Hon Senator Atche
Col Iabrske Of New jersey and hundreds Of others OF
shermsn's Worm Lozenges-Tes,ed in over million Of
and by the medical faculty be only
safe destroying medicine The world They
prescribed daily by nearly all phyncans Shermzns
Lesenss. alone have any Doctor member
sh,rnsns Canphor osenge,-!ieadachs. sickness pal
piton lowness Of spirits and dosposdency, cured few
minutes by them They have been fully proved multitude
of cases and known fail.
shsImun Cough Lorenge silay ell tickling or imitation of
the lungs orpectors ton
haassng cough colds day; aso asthma whoop
cough and shtness of the chest Consumption has
peatedy been only but ecctuay cured by She
man, Cough LoZenaes When all Other mean. failed.
Sore Nipples positively cured by sheman's PapllaYy Oil.
Sold altos Nassau street, and sold BY agents Bowery
Eas Broadway, AL Blocker st. 227 Hudson Rushton
A.Einwsl Ne% York; iss SaiSon g. Brooklyn; VsnYsrL
Baiti@ose; ThGres, i$7 Main Cincinnati, Ohio, 0uth-
ME Sianwiy Hall! Albany; Dyer Jr, Westnn,ter
Providence: ReddIrg, 6 State Boston. iy25 lmr
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RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY


NOTICE Citizens Of New York and Strangers sojouropq
~ in the City--SOSLINGS SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS, Nos 81 and 56 Nassau stIeet-The immense pa
tonsge which has been extended the subscriber b
end enshtensd cormunty. has enabled him enlarge and
improve his Dining Rooms a. IS now TO accommodate
TO his avore and we'll known establhment he be
unmiu OF still gre comforts and Of
his Gust mershnvng thoroughly ventilated the light airy
LOOM and detached the Kitchens completely exclude
the efuva and heat which necessarily from oknr
two three houssnd day. The walls of
costly OH the ancient and modern schools; marb.
pillars and stauay, and busts Of Washington, Napoleon
sc SC.
The Bill of Fare ell others sny part the Uni
ted salmon OF 20 and 20 b,
per plate With anchovv butter, bread &c; all
tables ceuts plate asparas
straw berries Pastry all knot turtle and other
chops &c and hundred oh,I different articles OF The
choicest descnptien, at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee and black Teas at cents cups
Chocolate 6 cents, &c. &c.
French Spanish German, and Dutch langu Every
Gle served up III the neaest bic styead
pement Of the establishment and experienced
pl ,ced.
Having and being with the mode of
meas OF the best conducted Dining Saloons
America and the West lncles the subscriber feels
o sssurna his fellow that his estabshment
ments-b-sds which the qualities and low
ever article included IL the Daily Bill of Fare must
respect aloneexcluye of all other
thsvery ne Plus uta OF Eaupg House this Continent
The establish has been supplied throughout with Gro
ton Water which through improved hcreIs; and the
10 smST HENRY GOsLING
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MEDICAL.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
OPIEEROITE PER OREN DICOR

DR JOHNSON takes this M thod of informing public
- that he still affords relief the afflicted OF botn and
may be always consulted with the utmost conhdenc, in he
OF secret diseases OF tie enecs resulting
from The OF mercury the mapractce OF qsacss The
following extract OF letter in the OF Or Johnson
dc 9uackery aud al the same time shows the great
necessity the public between the regularly
educated ply sican and tn chariatan. -"
Dear sir put myself under the Of HostIum yepdsr
when disease first appeared he me tor one
collar and made but light Of affection. Instead OF mproy
ecs worke appetite faled vas unable
nd to business aud expanding l2o this vile pos
had the meudence tell he Doctor bu! mere
y sold his sta In this hopeless situation friend hired car
not being able to walk the time, and dreve me to
ONCE II Duane st You examined and promised
time. As now eaJov perfect health, think my duty TO
those afflicted 10 make this public through the
THOMAS J. THUKSTON,
Carpenter, Monroe st, New York
medicine may he had 81 DR. to prevent above disease
Of its nu nerous FORMS Once from in the morn
ing hill night. ie7e lmsrc
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ON STRUCTURE AND IRIS CURE:

THE SOL .oWiNG REMAINS WILL PLACE BIZ
s9R si A: ss s re-; sss ;:
oeeSveee snd IN persons hs are ~: ~ NE .ess
set'ns s,ei ssd thai sa..si.s people "a.
a6sd aayenqss eftM. Ieer tAs tha! there az.
.:ssy: d. is. Slss:. Ssi Ss y S,..
y; Of
;oas o 5 for that d,s:.s g CON
Yss Sasii 6
s s,s 9, oS. o % z and t. a
hoash may us Re main annouc:d for length Of time
M .ns a n sa. hi hidden e.p.s 81
8St What -specialy esds ks enson of nom TIN. disorder
is the idea that ltrerro anno long nel
20 the dow z. urine observed w%eh quite n;iss'
srs,9! change in this respect indeed amnlnea ntel
ay.Sssss however people
now q hi, DESCRIPTION swarm .bOat hi. eiiy and hi.
ssd:tsy .asncslsdse thai nsdens the woad
aos common As Or the writer consulted By psr:os
and p
bat whom seeing hs red nature Of the esss he has cus
WIN yss Of gr..snsns nsPo.s.ons therefore
II don. for although the sym,om. Of Ss disease are nu@e
:aEs. %
Inc Of mas becn already SAID hesi rean
vey aer il finished and the clothes eadused wheth
drop two will steal away, 20 assto wet little"
nothing IL rsors indicative ofss,icsure. The nsIn ,
snto say how long Gononhooa elect may and not
produce stricure for naturally DISPOSED to sc
sre than another oa general rule III hoyld pc sgasIss
ground, a least for the suspicion Of structure The last s
The sJeefa structure kos the sind-The effect Of
Structure denress the spirits and ole,sen both bodily
asntal ACTIVITY. This asois common effect,
No however that il alike individual, but il
chat the rarely Of structure Zane
that he capable businessss formerly
sEpfyng also TO witness tire uniform return OF spirits anS
she disappearing Of other mslsd,es
With regard 20 the of 81 dis subject
6cent 20 observe land stated with confidence and plea
ssre) that this eerra free from PAIN and generally
sshed very little time So mach as hi, could not have
srovcncnt in this aud such che practical experience Of the
writer that he accomplish the OF structure
many dsys a. formerly il demanded months
I'll. winter also begs to nate that for those who wish
ierse the cure themscves ne has pubishcd e voumc.
called The Prra.e 1rsase IN whah not only structure.
Gs cara and privacy is directed in the painest ID
advisable however that who
be- should eonzu In, author personally and nothing wlsur
cure Scp1ss reocs ic, are arranged for tdosc who
aaye 80 wait Lists.
which tho pub!e aud especially strangers coming this
rely with confidence what has beep advanced Wit
@ Dr. beg. that beside bis rank grad
Of Edinburgh, &c hchs has been engaged in the
2 those both hospital and city Practice for
than thirty and has Published two editions OF work
ssessy that he has testimonial letters from the
Amencs--ss Sir Ashley Cooper 60 Dr. Mott, 81 New Yoft
Or thyNef o. Philadelphia, and Others snd that he il
I'D 81 rss &c srsc=i Every Phyxeap OF sraenco II this
.oty.
Br Ralph hs private residence, No. Greek
vh street. towards tho Battery st any houre also
ansolisd Nv so Tho isis veiHe aoove rafertedic oa
rcisr lilo mST
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
MINERAL SPRINGS
MA1Qu uE Attn unIfsE

THIS well known estibll.hmept opened for the recep
tion OF company the nr,t Of June ut Tho houses
and grounds have been IN perfect order And
spared nder the place pleasant risbe The
sgaed ttep hi sef that vi f
twenty IN the business the well established reputation Of
the ps the celebrity Of the medicinal Of the
and nvgoatna Of the mountan l him that
literal patronage with wh he has heretofore been favored
The the Mime al Fountain within
ius the rock which issues the
ing baths h it, add greatly vs-
all which entirely free al IT,,
there being such thu here exclusive
either OF the NINE al the The under
ssued perfect order cold baths
hs blishm, ut and all the npocn n
such a b d, bowl ling sl.y 9uoits &c And for
mod1non Of the more OF his bard Of
provided accu,tom,d play for coD parties the
and SADDLE horses wilt be kept let The table
supplied with all the variety Of the season, pre- red
the best skill Of French and American cooker snd the
will be strict sccordaBee value of mover
the STATE The rmes The facilities Of he been
greatly Increased since the last The Morris and EsNI
railroad has been rebuilt and 10 the the
country. NV aud splenfid have pacs upon
aud by arrangement 18th the ew Jersey Railroad Gu pany
direct FROM Jeoey ~iy Montswn leave New Y0Th AZ
O'Clock, and rive al MarTisios by h-ifpast O'Clock
NJ thence b. and nfortsbi stages arrive at the
Mountain hy O'Clock NJ Aseeo d VAN will leave Ne "
York az 40 clock Pm az arv, nj Mo by half past
so lock- where omio table Conveyance aimed
20 o. q the npObtain the saue desired The
BY someyil raioed, and lie of connected with
will, IL IA understood be soon operation -
il SEQ lg
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BOARDING REDuCEn

WALTON MA SION BOUs E-s2S Pearl stree Franklin
~ Square New York y Fowler Son beg leave to return
thanks their friends and the public in general for the bora
gpp9rt my nave received 70: several the above
their ayon. the propreors hsv,ns reduced the
OF Boarding 30 per day. or two dollars y
INC b'ng convenient 10 the Albany Bo,ton and hla
deIrnia steamboat LIKEWISE 70 the London Liverpool and
of the most airy and spacious The Guy having
large yard with ne of water every other reQu
maks IT comfortable Ia act the house
more eomor N ITS line OF business than any other the
The senior on the he
will attention paid to his guests not only b, hmse
but by has aad servants Aes, wines spnu &c.
glass Fine London and Dublin drsus and bottle
r ;. Prvaie rooms Tor families No charge storage
door. Tins
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

CUHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS College OF Medicine
n and Pharmacy Of the city OF New York estabsnrd for
the suppression Of quacsery prepared to a dis
cases private Bat7re and of,r to all those afflicted with
these distressing maladies advantages To- be with
other institution IN tins country either public private From
the constant and from private
between the mbe of the College aud the
Professors of Medical Institutions Of Europe ali
aen the treatment Of the So diseases arded
long before they Zach the majority Of the medical profession
OF this country All who have used the
Of Professor Ricord The Paan Alternative Mir
ture, can bear testimony being the powerful
dy ever discovered for primary secondary syphilis strength
enns the consultation whilst cradle itipg the disease
Professor Vapeaus discovery, his Specific Pills.
cufe Of gon 1rhea and has raised him
All his contemporaries in tina particular branch Of he Drcs
SION With such celebrated remedies together with the
bned skill Of the first medical Of this country the College
feel sasfsd that the good they have undertaken
sp IS, Of The patronage deserves
Terms. for advice, aud al medicines, IS.
Once, and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau st
- w 3. RICHARD son, Agent.
BEPasot. livusata distance, by st.ns their d,
treatment they receved elsewhere any, obtain
Containing all medicines, with full direction for USE with
guarantee OF cure by addressing the Agent OF Co se post
Fhd, enclosins s9 je ~ 3mr
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TO FARMERS, gRAZIERs, & AGkICuLTURIsTs
-BErTERMERE, Drsgeist and Chemist from Eng
aeto. Of ali in the welfare OF horses aud cattle
20 the following invaluable medicines prepared according
the formula OF Que OF the mos, emnsn. veterinary surgeons
'biukET!c ToRsE sXTTsihe.e ball, are radios.
remedy for all disorders IN horses arising from mpury Of the
blood huRcr,, and DISTRACTED pespiraon Such
grease IN the heels weed legs gravel eruptions
bor Al the fall Of the year. when hoes generally undergo
change habit, the regular Of these hall, will high
al this season horse. pecuay liable Sold packages
''ttosbf 'fELoNT f%Re tn. best med
tie Eins from cold such hdebound loss Of appe
tte shveng, coughs, hoovng loss Of milk &c. Sold in
cnEEANs tS pRSk s,s' ved inf
nae service and should never be omitted all where
the plecenta secundms, or cleansing, obstructed not
timely assistance IN expcng that erIaneous natter when
mpedes the of the amenary canal entins the full
variety complaints 10 winch the animal Afterwards liable
WILTSHIRE flow of milk is wonderfully promoted. In pack
T PssTsR Bo e ubdune
lotion for relaxed snews, bru:es spains CALLED backs
wounds, &c In bot.s, with directions d Sd each No
VULNERARY BALsAM-For Graduating MARBLES In
horses healing and wounds however deep
decidedly the best remedy that can be used Should be in
svry 5Ss s s X SHs' Sh WR q each
QUID BLISTER. &e; &c. Al this estabshmen the ut
mes. caution invariably observed in the selection genuine
PHYsiCiAN's PRESCRIPTIONS D. fully impressed
with of their vital importance shall ably observe
the scrupuous accuracy in the preparation Of phys
The medicines prepared and sold exclusively
the Mediss & E,s.J street. three doors from Grand op
do fv~n he VI IN
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMER GORDON HEHNETT.

Nv. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
rHr Nxw YoRE HsssLp-A daily papeN Issued every
uOniDg or the weekpree ZOO esSfs per copy Country
sdbe furnished at the sane a,s for any specific period
advance No unleis raid m sdvan
THE WE.ELy HERALplsued every Sisurdsy s,ornine az
"a, coockprce and quarter csni p.r cop-~furnshed
ti,ne rate for any specified period.
ClRRE PorDErTt requested sddess their Isers n
9osDors fropisso and Edcv-.ud ali les
ers IA bpnnsssl be spostzpaid