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TO TIE PUBLIC.

m BROWN Co having heretofore made great improve
- ments in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
6sSs THREE DOLLARS, have extended their
this important branch OF business and fater themselves they
have succeeded IN manufacturing article which for ghlns
bal the combined result Of several experience in the
acHre much attention and great in the pursuit.
Brown Co in presenting TO the public think they have
preached the uima OF beauty, eheapne durability
and eomo to the They also manufacture and have
ng for time superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS. This hat has been highly approved BY
TIE public, long experience will testify. All sae Tor cash.
therefore good customer the losses OF cad Wholesale
dealers supplied al The shortest notice al
BROWN& Co.'S Priced Hat Stole
sep To- I7S Chatham. corner OF Mott street
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MOST EXTRAORDTNARY!- whole family Of

MOST ENTKAOkD INART!-Awh whole iamily Of
WI Il PERSONS Quarter for only So the FLOWING
hanches-Pano Guitar Sing ng, Flute yioin Dancing. Waltz
Pcnmanshp Ste ography and Bookkeeping; all or which
would Gust other Professors not less Than SIO0 to 500 for even
and which have and will private with from
$40 t. so each branch still those who will learn in class aud
ma mmed ate application, this great reduction made; thai
every ImIy, heh cannot adrd To much and time
nay henth ny the most short and thorough yem
dis veFsd; taught with such surprising the Gvesrs
New York by those mrvad and extraordinary Six Lessen"
Teahr Mr. and Mrs. Coward Pupils Of herst Dancing AIuc
and Writing Masters IN Europe and America
DANCING AND WALTZING-MOnday and Thurslay-2
ill and ill 10 Evening, a 252 Bowery
PIANO, SINGING, Se-Tuesday and Fday-2 till 6 and 7
ill 10 evening 252 BOwery.
PENnANSHIP. SHORTHAND and BOOK-KEEPING
"Wednesday sn Sa;uasy2iil s. 252 Bowery; ia
Broadway morning till r. and Wednesday and Saturday
<-eninEs. till TO- jan 4-iw
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DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING i. taught
modern and approved principles The hours Of instruction
learners conseniencsihce being classes The plan Of
instruction plsin, PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
course pupil win open, post two complete et
Of heok and s qualified g perform tie dates Of gostgr
IN PENMANsHIP morning sfternoon and evening T,rr,
moderate Apply 1873 Broadway lover Mr. Mhaus Druggist
Store.)
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING-Tne in which
this IS taught but mpeee idea Of the practice
Of merchants; and when gets for the first lime,
and what he has been taught than really exists between the
deer Of theatre and Asdins lamp The great deesce
pcaon practical use, well known remark and
think Mr. Fosters plainly connecting So atic bookkeeping
rh actual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS advantages worthy the
ration of all wish acquire the business in
th-rongh and sasetua manner:
kill qualify hin, in peeul for the duties
of his prnfess ian6-,f
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. loo CapaI street, ea-
F. A. sTREETER Principal. The location ef scho ],
particularly eligible, and its spacious and well ventilated
isI THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
sndsr he shsrre Of s MN Graduate Of %
College Dublin who for occupied in the critical
ThE 'isi Ar TAI 81 MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which the German. French aud lsn taught
sundei the directions Mira Peaax, Professor Of Modern Lam
sd THE ENeLisH pFPARrMENT, for esur.s Of in
an. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. to &, lad.
cuar attention Reading, Spelling WIRING udth ruenis of
Arithmetic and Geography
the hosr. Of . A. NJ and sP'S
Rev. DIR. Mathew, Chance ,r "A iny Barclay: ESQ.
ofshs e, New York University. J'ha Chambers 70.
VIM ssmpsoo, s.s 80 10 dec ic-sm
jm4 G. 0. sIcKELs, q. wsus
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La this truth be impressed mind That pain or
ueaknc osriag 10 morbid tagnan and corrutf kaors
(which inlpe9e Tie Circulation bloo1-Rrnndeh
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-11
4 THOMPSON. NO. IL wALL-sT.s STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROk ERE xchanees ali kinds Of IN

al Ilt Idfes-
All kinds Of gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank Enelaah Noia bought oi Thompson viii collect
and negotiate drafts OF the commercial places
and CaaRlies 25tf
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WAiHSe t11fNACEA.-4o dozen just received ard for
- sae al manufacturer prices nv
RUsHTON AsPINwALL
acc u 70 william street, and Ito Broadway.
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BRANDETHS UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
PILLS.

they do the thing with this ference that
me impurities of the blood taken by through the
stomach and els without its basamc particles Is The
pulse too high! dose Of these pills will down. too
low the same will increase proper standard 1, IL
emnos ,howng excitement! the pills soothing the
system will ay H. Let not these various properties
are y ne possessed by medicine Let such
duh'er call on Dr. B. and he convince truth Of
al ne above assertions One box OF the pills however, will d. more
MN convert than thing that could be
leet. Price % per box.
OF the most respectable citizens Of York will
eeed 20 with pleasure by Dr. B. who many years been
m the habit 4 being hled often mny in VI ar and
whose constitutions IN becoming
weaker AVE- since they have made these pills. never lost
aop Their precious blood When Of Their symptoms APP
reared instead OF running the doctor and vein
hy have swallowed Pills. which vtis,ed
hinrs that impeding the blood its circulston These
sensible people are increasing dry the powers bh BODY and
% which BY the practice Of bleed n.y. were both hcomir drr.d.
July ~ paired simply by the Of these vaushle p;x
NoriCE-DR BRANDETIPs Office for The sale Of the
no'e PILLS. wsesa'e and retsil ls7
street where he my be consulted gratis by those taking nj, Pon
.1onotys, !" edhesdtys, ann SATURDAYS jan 7-lms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-11

CORK SOLE B5OTS.-LOREN BROOKs q JoLn-sl
~ oor east Of Nasau- keeps hand and makes TO order
xaier proof Cork Boots of superior quay combining elegance
with durability and ghtne They particularly
ed IN genteme who delicate In health AMI liable take cold
from cold fest Gentlemen invited call the
article, where they win find good assortment OF boots made in
ehe latest French STYLE nov l6-codt
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EyENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN

IL TLEMENThe subscriber removed 10 The elegant and
spacious OF the Collegiate School, len Canal street,
on the corner Of Yalick street.
select class OF young gentlemen will be instructed in ssua
branches Of education also in the Classics and Modern languages
The French department under the Immediate direction of A.
Pessux Professor Of the French Language.
n. g. Particular attention. viii be devoted Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship
Terms moderate. Apply d above. C. c. JENNINGS.
dec
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rT,OBACCO, &c-looo0 lbs Of Prime Seed Leaf Tooae-
CO. lost received and Sesars Of all qualities for sale BY
C. AGNEW 245 Front street
ID G r.h,~-a r-,r-~.~di. b,lex md boxes js. 9-2w
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-11
T AIDES FIRs. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

II AND STOCkS-wslson Van Duzer, i5s Chatham street
respectfully inform their friends and the public that
manufacture and keep for sale splendid every
article in their line Of the best materials and workmanship
which they oie very low prices Their stock consists of
following articles viz: Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and Sahe
Pelenes, Cape. Boa Mufs and Neck Ruf Swlnsdswn Ru
Otter, FHT-seai Nura Muskra Rabbit and Hair CAPS
A,o Seae Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver HAS, Fousrd San figured do Plaid
do Plain do Stocks with Handkerchief Plain; sd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also. splendid silk and sas
Neng Bouhszin MOhaI aad silk and brsile Stocks
best btle francs in the approved Lines Bo-
and Shirt Collars Crasats and Stiffness Pocket Handkerchief
SusDcndefs. Gloves.
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Ts DAY IS g,ssy 2s CENTS Ss par

u
II VII or TIE FAMILY COMMENTARY on the Holy
Bible from the Henry and Sc and above hundred
ohe- r:crS by beaEiifa wood BY Adams
published in London by the Religious Tract Society revised and
abridged monthly parts each containing 81 pages large octave
composed Of Christians, denO%ina lions and their object
i 10 furnish valuable exposition Of the Bhe in cheap and
usr form that worthy The appreciation Of all Christians
Being publ without the text il be used with any Bible
New York: William Jackson. Lezvitt Lord Co; william
Pierce Boston; Orrin Rogers PsiladeIphia jan sl4lo
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IGOR .---Evans csmns,miIe Pfh'
(pIepared the csmmnme flowers by peculiar
only the prpIietor invaluable they ssoth the
Of feasibility, and Orty the nerves OF moton laying
oil irritabliiy.
The powers Evans Cammom Pills sIeh that The payA
the tremueus hand the dizzy sd the ntterg
mn vanish before their effects like noxou before the b.
nien influence of the morning Th tonic medicine Tor
diseases general debility indigestion, and lis
appetite apparent dtcsion OF the stomach, beck
ins pains in the stomach acidy unpleasant taste in the mout
rumbng in the bowels svmptun iangudnes when
the mind becomes irritable dcspondng thorhif
deected: hypoconriacm low sp lis, Papsons OF the heart,
rrabhy nightmare, rheumatism, spasnode aectiou
dimes, Of sight and all se symptom Evans Gamma
mile Pills will effect safe and speedy cure.
References Of the great efficacy OF these invaluable pills he
had the Office No. Is Division street. New York where the h
sold wholesale rc,a advice given, by Dr. w. Evsn
those usin. the medicine o<izl-5mS
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A NEXy IDEA AND A GOOD ONE.-The )

n eFocr having witnessed the inconvenience which gentlemen
frequently exposed by being ought in the rain while in the lower
Oflhe city provided remedy for such He
keeps stock Of proof umbrellas hand which for his
profit accommodation the public, he will he happy
and reasonable
rsrs who asay happen u stand in need Of them.
J. H. HAVENS. Clinton Lunch,
dec 7-tf Corner Broadway and Liberty street
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29

the West. 1t has caused Western banks to
stop accommodation; and. by this process Of
business, prices Of pork and flour will be low
cred comparatively.
have supported General Jackson three
times for the Presidency-in "a, %, and 80.
/ voted for him believing he was a Republican
an Statesman: Istill entertain the same opin-
ion of him. let his Administration terminate as
it may. l frankly acknowledge contributed
my mite towards his elevation to the presden-
tial chair, and, for this, having nothing to
regret. But, as an original Jackson man. and
one who voted for him in "a. cannot con-
sent to vote for Martin Van Buren-for rea-
sons given-nor could l on party grounds,
for. at that time, he was in opposition to Gen.
eral Jackson himself; and as early impressions
are apt to be the most lasting, his strong op-
position to the General, at that time, gave me
AN unfavorab'e opinion Of him, and it has, in a
measure, stuck with me ever since.
These, sir, are my reasons, with many 9th.
ers might give. for ny opposition to Mr..
Van Buren,; and placed as things are at the
lpresent, and expecting no other arrangements
will be made, you must know my only alter
native.
am Sir, your cbd't Serv't,
ID. SIGLER.
! To A. c. STEVENSON, ESQ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29

HIM not. while in the act of -.
defence OF the late outragecu. ~.
rights OF freemen. As a priva,s ~
may be remarkable for his yer,c:. ~
rect walking. bu, as a politic;,. ~
belongs to the sclf-styled Jes.-..nAs
son Van Buren, party. Hi, n.r,s
they hold the same principIes N
Jefferson said 'equal and iust r;.h,.
n"' Ant'-Hypocrisy by defendinp 81:
Borden says. rights to him who : -.
them" Jefferson said ..,he preo,;.
officers should be honesty and 49,.
Hypocrisy. Ivan Burenism.n
1t to every candid reader TO saw -s
assertion in regard to politics !.
would further query, has not p,
ing this out. done more injury to ~
not OF the person only hut alan -
than the first assertionf presm. !.
u-liypocrisy took the expression !.
per ght. ri
"Pass him over without commc,, = !.
always noticed that small dov, 80
care not to trouble those whom ~.
to be their superiors, and Pen va, -.
ful not to attempt to pass over -
crouched with fear in n brush br,ls
pose he had a very severe fit Of
the heart that is spcet passed BY. ~
as aspen it is no wonder that he M
just then.
Zen may now return to his m;st,,.
remain with her. for from nv hand II
receive no friendly pat. To the ~
visit the far owner, think some l;t,I.
IS requisite. s'Do not attempt TO 49,
from the lady for fear the saarler No.
your fingers.
Now it is time for me to give .er..s
impression on first reading his -.
thought he was some lovesick swain e
order to please the ''dear little oaIs =.
make Roadway in the smiles Of Il, In.
tather-in law, who, perchance, u Nm. y
Burenite, has conjured up the Str;As 81
as air." l trust the fair enchanhv,, y >
heart will reward him for his obssw;n.
to her parents feelings by zone =
sweet. one hearty buss."
Permit me to offer the followin, -:
Can we expect that a man who - y
1000 dollars for an Office is a suit,Ne ~
TO fill that office! Can we trust n -
who after having received his Cor
will walk through our streets solici,le =
ers to petition to enable him to ~
which is already his! What faith -
put in man who will sell that which y
his own! Who for paltry gold will
away the rights Of the peoplei WIZ
OF justice are we to look for from a
these! Justice that depends on gold! r
that rests on silver! Justice and the IT,
OF Columbia are inscparable. Freedm
right consecratcd To me by the exan,k
an ancestor. who on the field Of battle
last time bore the implement Of dea& +
who IS now no more. fought for my fuh'
from tyranny and oppression, snd shallI
before that dictator who by the fires;h y
liollandcr sat shutting the smoke Of aD
mans pipe, while the brave were g.
the pains and tolls Of war. Ne, never! =
one iota Of the spiri, Of my fathen Nd
me will ] bend tho knee to the idol d 81
plants. whose flagitious proceed,ar
caused many flower to wither "a IN
No. for the sake Of the pledge Of my q
will ! tcarlcssly and withou: trem fo
Of my right, and boldly rrocii3x' r
lege. Who will follow me! 0hsY1
J hope all. A.
Mr.. EditOr:-pernjt ga new hand
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29

spon the turf in the finest style ina
knd and tail right uo,and moves of. at
tAe drum, like an army with banners.
III like a castle,'' and Of the very best
e1ock. He has little or no training, but
- look to his wind and his bottom &c make
6eiency on that score One thing il GER
~ Tip, he Will never bolt, he goes right
20 the end Of The heat, let who will be before
hind. Il will doubtless be a matter of infinite
should the northern knowing ones be '.bit' by
nav unframed old field tackey-such things
Aave been done before, and will be done again.
All we can say at present is, that whoever beats
old rppecanoe must foot It handsomely. The
other jockies are evidently harmed since he appear
ed UPON the He walks it in first style
and all acknowledge that the bone and muscle are
there. The favorite groom Of the bob tail, Tom
Richie, 10 said to have lost his appetite and his
customed confidence together, both unusual things
tor him. His Judgment was never known to fail
but once, and that in precisely similar case
when old charger, Of unpromisine appearance,
beat the fovorite nag Of his own training.-[ kena
VIVA Banner.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29
POLITICAL RACE COIJRSr
UNION TRACK.

II.
! Inc tall 'aces over this celebrated course wi,
.h"n'y "comc on" Some thorough bred hor.e.
nave already entered for the sweepstakes. Ge,,
sport and high BETTING is expected.
FIRST on the list is the hob-tailed CITY bred nonv
h'nderhook. He is IN FIRST rate keemno. and hu.
run well over the provincial courses The so,,h.
ern oioods arc rather doubtful A. to his keen,.. The
,.ack' having on some former occasion. boi,e.l
ne IS no~ever to be rode by jockey from Ten.
1essee, O'd Hickory, which inspires great conf
oe"ce among nosthcrn sportmen. The knowing
ones Of that region arc backing him at ore,, odd,
against the field. Next comes the Tennessee ca
thorough bred mag Of great spirit ana erncr-.,
BOTTOM He was formerly under the ,r,;n,no ~
The celebrated jockey before named. Od HcLss.,.
hus havi1e kicked him on several occasion. |, . +.
was curryice hsm down, his cafe vas ,heneec,r.
ward Transferred. to kinderhook. These ,vo Ar.
oy mentioned wee trained on the same cour,r
and are said to be very spiteful towards each 9th.
Ct. There will be some lard passes betwe cen these
'"o towards the southwestern point Of the Course
ounn& the first heat. Oil Hickey pre,encs In -,
ne will be dissanced. We shall zee,
-. Asse but not least, comes Tippcca,oe. an old
.o.'Ses Of hoe metal and bottom. He has been
20. sos some years until his u,ane am. tail
1te matted with burrs. He il to he ,o3e \, :.
,-,. .on':y ma" fresh from tho people.) These
A''e' comssanees having been the caus, oil
g'esI mer'me"s With the silk-ssockine ees,ry. I'm,
many gDd Judges do not he,;t,,e ,e 80 ~. ~.
ne Will make the bob tail foot il h.nI,,.s.. tu..
him. ''sae'y 70 beat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29

bellows" to- blow little, touching he |
Office troubles at Richmond. Some d
correspondents, especially 'One Of III /
Ple," have blown so Tremendously hard
consolidate things nearly into hard, e
clnder. Now Mr.. Editor. If they hasg
wholly spoiled the job, it IS my purpose
TO cool 1t off and give more proper g
ter temperament. To effect this, less ~
.+nd more jud'cious striking, will Be
PIRATE and workmanlike. like 10 =
beauties Of the practical part, end len
theory.
Zone Of the People" and his coadi
th'nk they have made out so plain 81
''barga:n and corruption in the late I
Of Messrs. Reid and Borden, that then
they can easily effect the political ~
ton Of all the Democratic Repub6cDl
Wayne County. Not quite so fast q
men! You have reckoned without yc9t
you will find yourselves most egregcn!
appointed. The mountain in labor WI
forth nothing but poor start ed littIss
at last. A few years ago it was theq
present excellent National Executive -
Frustrated in the dust, when on The
his election he vetoed the recharter
embryo aristocratical curse to our e
the .. S. Bank. The noble expressioes
voice in his favor, was two0
with the vote Of the oppcss
that IS about the way the recently
charges against Messrs. Reid and Boz
PROSTATE the Democracy Of Wavns
Mr.. Editor, permit me with al! g..
ence and courtesy, to express the
that your correspondents, Zone Of e -
& co.," know nothing at all about -
Cyl. e. they don't want to know!
are rigidIy neutrality-suspicious. they r.
know its exceIlency. The free. ms
excellent and beautiful principles q ~
racy are beyond their reach to COM
WHAT a pity! To them they are
grapes were to the fox, because be
get at them-soar. Mr.. Editor Ia
Die Of the grand Jeffersonian doen
Man is capable Of selfgovenmeel
ully believe that the present admn1
lave fully recognised that great doc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-29

=" you snat the two editors Of the Democrat
punished IN the name Of Gen. Jackson. We're
SVna' Clay men: and that the junior editor,
9us t'.v'ngt"n. but lately tried to establish a
P.r.r in !ndmns polls to oppose The election
81 Mr. Van Buren,. II any member of m.
Central Committee Of l6, now acting in the
~ nrm o. General Jackson, will deny that six
OFT Q! their number were original Ciav men. !
".s prove the fact publicly.
90 many things are now done =, tho .
o. president jackson; and if he kne-, .h""s
n ~ wou'd d's"wn them. I have .,;a ~.
ar. van Buren, was nominated q, R.I.;, ''a'
oy some who were original jackson AMI C,..,'
men, when Partyism run high. know ), 10y 10y
~ - to this state. u was
an aware that those who have ,,,.
o. themselves at the seat of government =.
sne right to regulate elections. have thu ~;e
.eaesrs appointed in every town. then hsvs
u.ess leaders IN each township, each nerh.o.
YIN the pr.snise Of an office Il Mr. IA, II,
I'm should be elected. We have had na ~,
sssecgh tor the last eigh, years, and rosh;r cy
ne been gained except twenty or ,h;,,v ~;
onees to leading men. which labor;n,, no, .~
900 never get. In the strife. Ind;.r. " h.a
sos Poekssed dollar by it, and now TIC, "ss
ne c:aoce, she ought, she will ac, r;, ,t sne
ere To her own Interest. w WIN an
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22

new System OF Teaching Buness Writing aud Double
Entry Book Keeping both the been invented ana
from aecs study aud trial ei al the
ing; which, by uniting the merits Of all with
has produced EVERY short but Thorough System far
sing all Others Those w learn this system always get imue
siey the best situations Fur the last eight years The pra
eps merchants OF New York have given their decided
TO the pupils of PROFESSOR COWARD.
Names entered 10 III II al ia Bres1way till Bswe
" TERMS with Diploma for both branches $50 in private or
S5 IN cass-fo branch SIS private or Sic in
N B. Professor g. bets 500 he will al any m an IN ouck bu
jan ISIns NseP
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22
MIR. RRIsTOW,s SYSTENATIC WRITING

MIR. BRISTOW'S SYSTEMATIC WRITING
1Vl Hand Academy eorered his old
Enlistment, No IT'S Broadway, Counlsndt
Il f-ines labor exchanged for fselse hours easy practice -!
TIE ROYAL ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRIT
ING,
Adapted letters bills ORDERS sales, engrossiny
and the flashed journal entry taught of
pzcy both old and young bad the present writing
In Tsreile Easy Lessons of one hour each =!
By Mr.. Brstow London, writing and teacher Of short
hand.
ACADEMY, No. lis BROADWAY, NEWYO
Mr. Brow respectfully the public of New York,
that he returned from very successful Pmladel
p and has reopeEed in the building where he ready
to inpar in u short and familiar lessons
TO THE LADIES.
and fashionable hand elegant delicate and the only
form approved of for the Album, complimentary and visiting
cards,
AND TO GENTLEMEN,
abeauu bold free, expeditions trade. ofwrng,
in suited mercantile purposes the counting house,
&c. &C.
Terms moderate. Genemen's classes msrnng afternoon
and evening Ladies writing apartments They meet
daily at IL O'Clock. jan l9-H
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TIE ssTgREYsYCREIBERs HAVING UNFoR-

o1Nn ELI 'st al ther Books, Notes and Pane ~
every description, by te late fire. respectfully rroye al, -
@ either BY nO,eor them IN state
menu Oh ne accounts and copies Of bills Al their earliest
Ihey VII also feel Obliged all those who have had sny
= eo WIN them any description small since Isl
e ~A' ." 'S's' ''o .ieH pe1-
Mechanics and others wks have had or now have bI av,
vessel. 'ha have been consigned the confer favor Nv
ne 'h dupcaes particularly those against brig Napoleon
~ PUTNAM SLOCUM, 135 Front street
D. Having been informed by some friends TO whom we Ten.
oe our grateful acknowledge that they packed an an our
RaPes which was Of the safe bag, deposited then in
co Aymars entertain hope they NAV VET
oe safe Should they have fallen int the of any
hera reward will be paid for their dec 31nip