New-Bedford Daily Mercury, Volume 7, No. 1722, Wednesday Morning, July 19, 1837, published by Benjamin Lindsey, printed by J. C. Parmenter, New Bedford, Massachusetts — 4 pages
Contents:
- Discount Days at Several Banks in This Town
- New Arrangement: Accommodation Stage Coaches
- Notices
- poem: Animal Magnetical Ode, by Peter Pindar, Jr.
- Sam Weller's Quest - extract from Pickwick Papers
- New York papers contain a rumor that the Yazoo arrived at the Quarantine Ground from New Orleans, had spoken with Pocahontas from Liverpool bound to Philadelphia
- The Rev. Barnabas Bates, new assistant Postmaster
- Discomfiture of the Reverend Mr. Fisk in his attempt to play the part of a political demagogue
- Ore-organization of the Patent Office
- Several houses, and the Friends' Meeting house go up in flames at Charleston
- Registering of Birth, Deaths, Marriages, etc., required by the Statute
- Discovery: from the log book of the whale ship Audley Clarke of Capt. Paddock
- Some particulars of the Mormonites
- Land Speculations in Lowell in 1832
- Married: Capt. Charles L. Wood to Elizabeth T. Howland
- Died:
- Mrs. Winslow Curtis — Martha M. Curtis, age 28
- John Ropes Upham, age 9 — 2nd son of Rev. C. W. Upham
- Faude Ferguson, age 138 — of the Mandingo nation
- Marine Journal
- Notices, Prospectuses, To Let, For Sale, Ads, Auctions