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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-03

These are traced In the above sized let
tiers, although all the letters are not equal
" visible tho commencement NAP and
Err being most distinct. The color Of the
letters is almost white, and Of first sight Of
the child, they appear like rays, which
make the eyes appear vIyaclous and spark.
ling. The accuracy Of the inscriptions is
much as ted by the Stiffness Of the eye on
its being directed upwards, as TO an object
on the ceiling of the room, &c, and with
this aid, the several letters may be traced
with the naked eye. This effect is account.
ed for by the child's mother earnestly look.
ing al a Franc piece of Napoieon's. II
was given to her by Ter brother, previously
TO long absence and this operating upon
her mind at particular time in her life,
has produced the appearance in question.
II was visible at the chld's birth, and has
increased with her growth.
The celebrated Race Horse, HENRY
died few days since in Hanover County
Va. from an enlargement Of the Spleen.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-03

When riH pondtrs cease.-A late Lon.
don paper has the following
There is now residing in Oxlutd-s,rcet,
London, an engaging lille glrl abou, three
years old. The color Of her eyes IS pale
blue, and Oh the IRIS, or circle around the
pupil, these inscriptions are seen:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-08

have already taken place. The suspi-
cion which this circumstance has cast up
on the whole matter, has never been re-
moved. If Col. Stones apology has any
weight, why did the papists themselves
solicit Messrs. Perkins and Garry to visit
it at all, and why so long after the charges
had been published? Why submit, to an
examination by Col. Stone? Could any
of Col. Stones constant readers have eS.
pected from him a thing so weak as this
apology?
There is one other circumstance which
the public ought to know, and which |
state on the authority of highly respecta-
bic lady of Montreal, who travelled in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd OF
Va, from Montreal to New Y ork, who
assured me that Mrs Shepherd repeated
ly expressed her connection Of the truth OF
the Aartul Disclosures IN general, after
she rislted the Content IN company 1oith
Col. Stone.
JAMES P MILLER.
Argyle, November, 1886.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-08

MOTHERS MONTHLY JouRNAL.-The A.
meriean Baptist, Christian Secretary and
others mention the receipt of No. 1 of the I'd
volume. We have not received it. What
is the reason2 And we should like TO know
whether the money reached which was fer
warded through our hands Cor subscribers
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-08

1t may be owed to ourselves here to
state, that at the time Of copying the article
from the Chronicle aud prefxing the re-
marks, we had not seen i, in the E~ansel-
iet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

General Markets.

SATURDAY EVENING, vet ~
The Express Mail today put In possession of the statement
az the sugar exports from New Orleans from i to goth
inclusive shows Of the trade within the last
three We shall have short time immense quantities.
fhose ne sugars In this market Neuva IBERIA kc This
market is present scany suppied-s few rivals
would he very acceptable here upward tend
ency-annexsd Is the satement;-
Erports If sugar from Mem Orleans from 2oh instant,
--s' = inclusive.
hlds. hhds Md,. bhb.
lssS 1896, 51 1887, 10 30
Coffee continues demand Oils are selling 81 Ic.
No change Beef Pork Yesterday there
rival Of Malaga fruit lit Is TO be by auction
Auction sscss chests Nader, n slc-ls bhds Tobacco
2a5rs bids vinegar 7e35 boxes manufactured tobacco,
ia 3icIo puncheons rum eis lbs 60 ar casks sweet
Ma,,ga wine $50 4ec30 do dry do 3lc25 bags oit she'll
Cd almonds "a 7ac-74 do mixed do n 4icis do hard do
do SEQ do Filberts 3tc7e De- wsf 2ic-o do
n,a,,l nut lt-2oe rsisins ~ Ga ssio do s2
s5 half do do sl.2s-terms cash
LOUISVILLE oc. 2sBusnsssi s improving Hams y I2ei
psrc,0 IN l2c; Bale Rope 9c Mess Beef Si2 Prime elo
ot,on Yarns lc, sxseed s2e per Lard Ia 7lc
lad Bar 7c; Pig Sac, Molsses c Whiskey so 55c
Ctrc,rsAr, Oct "A -whkey 30,; Bacon 7c; Canvasssd
Hams Ioc; Lard a "A, Mess Pork &i5.
sAv.ssaH. Oct z9.-Rce 80 N7a Ne change IN our ono
tsuens for Eeights
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

SOAP prepared frsm beautiful c1otics warranted
fecy innocent completely ersdca,es rn reckes pimpes,
spots reness and all cutaneous erupon gradually resses
s1esr soN skin; transforms the salow compiler
IONS into radiant wheness, impar.s beauufu Juve-
nile bloom. -.
Gentlemen, amer shaving viii find u asy the ,rusoiv
snd snarting pain, and render the skin smooth and
For sale wholesale and retail by underbl seenmns
81 OF William; DR. Hart corner and Chana-
DR.. walker ST.; v Scheinehn,
ia Canal a corner Lawrence o3-lm&
II LEOPOLD, Importer Of Cloths and Merchant 7 al
Ill. ior Io Vivian 49, l. inform hs friends
the public has Just completeda mos, extensive ssssr
rers "a winter Goods which he invites inspection
bset blus. and solored French and English superhns
C,ohs Mohsr retershsm Pilot Cloths and Brighton Beaver
mpevfre mled drsb Cloths great variety of fancy and
a. goods for psnaloons vests he kc which he will sell
or make ur on the most reasonable terms oillms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

New ORLEANs, Oct 2a.-Trade ncreas ng-LNvee bright
enng Sugar Moasses 26c Pork clear 922 Mess ezo
ASA; o SIT Prime Si7a &l8 Bscon-Hams llc Canvas
sed 10 u lac: Lard l0c; Nee 7c Salt " $50
Freghts dull
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ Small csange, such shilngs sxuences Ten and FIVE
cent pieces will be given exchange FOR aaves or GUAR
dollars. Apply At the desk etthis office. o3o-h
TT KACES.-Tbe rnces over the Union Course, take
place tomorrow 3st asa the week followirR 7h Novem-
ber over the coure opposite the th Of New York in
Jersey greater nunber OF southern stables han were
ever known time the Island. The horses
Of Col Johnson Col Hail. Col Wynn and Mr. Hare, ef Vir
vns Col Selden aud Mr. ker DALI OF MARY land
On The prsunh which with thsse fro Pennsylvania New
Jersey and New yors warrant he anticipation OF great
spor, NJ both Courses There ~ distinct stables the
way and AZ The Union Course and among them Minrobos
,on-Fanny wyatt-Lsdv Clfden-Asianta-p ctou-Bonny
Black-,fenry Moere-rom Moore-ned at-Gy pscy-Tar-
quln- Ladyf pt,n- ey-Msnaspsn-Niblo,
Gin, and Herr Wise. The southern match colts for
Tuesday OF 5000 ssideso the two matched colts ter
"wednesday aside he brother TO and brother
o Coronel) DIR. synta -
The Races comrnence tomorrow match for 5000
side, half forfeit mile heats the Virginia hlly G
and the Maryland colt Henry Wise, aud Immediately after
sweepstakes for cid mile heats between the colts
Of Mr. Hsre 81 Virginia. Mr.. L. Stevens, and Mr. wilkes
imported 6Ily.
The Races connue four daysFdsy the Four Mile purse.
sweepstakes o for the Beacon Course week close
today. ALEX. L. Bolts,
o3OIts Sec'y to both Courses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

II Keokuck and his warriors arrived at Proyl-
dence on Friday, and at Boston on Saturday morn
ing. They were TO have talk with the Mayor and
Aldermen The same morniHg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
NJ The yellow fever is abarng at Matches.

U Colonel Stone, the renowned disciple OF Won
schurke, is getting used up by the press; the bahme
reans show him no mercy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
Cotton Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, October 20.
Adyces from Liverpool the LIST OF October show reduc-
ton cotton On Orleans the rates have rule
from5s I'd, and Upland and Mobile from aid. The
salt for the Week enlng the 30h Sept, IL 500 bales
of which $3.50 Orleans 1889 Alabama and Tennessee
al 81 2o7O Upland, 81 The highest point attained
for this description 3D. Specua seem TO favor Anne
rcans any other Taey took 1000 bales, while the
export dealers extended their l6 Ooo thus eay
ing more than 10000 for the trade.
Here follows regular Liverpool tables.
Imports of all sorts into the kingdom from
Jan. 10 Sept SO, 1857, 100000 bales.
Imports same TINE last year, 5sLooo I"
Imports of Americans same time this year. 75s 600 bales
Do. do. DO Last year, o92wO
Increase 63 600
tappear from this that the imports OF Americans have in
creased while those other descriptions have fallen of oc0
bales
The stock Of ais at Liverpool IS thus estimated
3oth Sept, 1887, al 900 bales.
. 1886, $4,000
Increase 1900
OF Americans, same me, decrease experienced,
thus
so!a sep!''lisss7, !, Isl 81 900 sso bales.
Decrease, $500
This proof positive of The high epute which the Ameri
can staple is held.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

- POi.LON. yr., offers tor NJ his warehouse, No
.l Pearl street. Fulton, IN lots suit purchasers and
en,erms Is goods a. can We procured IN the city
Mammoth Paper-Suitsbe for large show bills, the
same quality now used by the Geological Institute add work
ed the large operation this city This paper
ao be a. short notice In any quantity and OF much
Printing Paper-Me,iium, Medium and Half ROYAL Super
Royal and IMPERIAL measuring 23i0 1859 2eS74, 243s ~
coore papers Of various qualities, embracing nearly all The
above
Writing Pspers-Fooscsp ia, and folded Folio Post, Letter.
blue white and assorted coors, Pot Dcm, and Medium
Wrapping PaperEnveIope various Sizes kentsb Caps,
suitable for hardware polished plain Cloth Papers, extra
large sizes Crown Double Grown, and Caps Also large and
Matters Papers-Tssue, plain and assorted coors, Tip and
imperial OF various colors expressly for hater's
shcalsng fapsrs-For vessels, houses, Nc.
Sugar Bakers PsperPlais blue and nlaid with white Of
Pseloards-Trunk Boston and New Jersey manufacture;
and white " 6ais; Press AMI straw Boards.
Caras-Esgies. Harry Will. Merry Andrew and Highland
er Playing, with an assortment Of large and snail Blank
there all times large assortment OF cheap Papers
hand, well adapted TO their market
M.nusctuers OF Paper supplied with rags foreign and do
nesc Bleaching Salts, snas Feiisg, Jackets Wire Cloth
Moulds.Ac. au3-5ms
MOTIFS sTOvEs-For Offices, bar rooms, steamboats,
and ps cab Ms banking rooms, parlss nurseries and
basement rooms stores balls of dwelling houses lecture and
other public roem churches &C. which from their peculiar
ue horrs and which in price rem - To S85 and tn
most Of which he attached various formed plain and
mental beat condensers Tor upper rsom hail. NC with muck
Also Dr. Motifs Patent Wood Cook Stove article sf ac-
knowedged superiority II will bake, boil, roast Try and
bro stthe time by fire. for from 80 persons
from e TO s35 An which may be obtained Of pu,
MP by the subscribers At hours notice
Stoves To be repaired orders up old nc.
In turn sTRATT0N SEYMOUR
o5 0n' 2a2 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

On Friday afternoon 9th inst, Jane aged years. daugh-
ter OF Mary William Gibson.
On Friday evening" 27h Oct, Eugene, youngest child Of
Norre, aged years and moaths.
On Friday morning u, 10 O'Clock, Timothy Deary.
On the 9Th Oct. after long and painful illness, Domingo
Peres, E,q., of Caracas, aged SO years.
$ nth Wes Pass, mississippi river the 9th of De-
tober after 10 days Illness Mrs Eleanor H. Buksp aged A.
years. wife of Capt b. A. Bukup, formerly OF New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening" by the Rev. DR.. Knox George J.
Janeway NJ d. Jua Ann Matilda, daughter OF the late
Gamdliei Smith.
On Thursday 18th instant by tie Rev Benjamin H. Hagh
John AXE, Mary Louisa daughter OF the late Rchara
iilans, all OF this city.
Al Boston, the 10Th Instant by the Rev Mr. Akin Edge
cumbe Batcbtord, OF this city, Mary Ann, daughter
Samuel Hubbard and grand daughter Of the late Gardner
Greene OF Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

GLASS wANE.-N the wholesale Glass warewsre
Uouse, No it3mslenane, can ne found ,umbers. wines
and plain and glass gencraly plain and
fancy bottles for perfunc sr show glasses he for confec
TONERS lamps cut AMI pan astre shsde and Aso,
bottles pba he. Tor Druggists or every ceor sire and
description Glass ware made and cut 70 pattern Private
bottles furnished TO order. o7.int
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

IIORSES TO WINTr,E.-At my place Hedge
Hill, Rye Westcheser County have stabing and all
tngs necessary, (ncudng kilul aud careful groom)
enable 10 Keep few horss from the Let Move the
ls Of April Persons desiring put horses winter
at per month may apply to by letter, paid, 46 Jay
street, Brookyn
N. o. Payment made in advance, at the
ment Of each month. GEO. WOODWARD.
al ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

JAMES DIR YsDALE,N Veterinary SURGEON, Ne. ~
Fifth street. between the Bowery and Secu Avenue beg
leave inform the public that =. attends personally
horse shoeng of by deputy formerly Therefore
gentlemen sending horses hs establishment depend
on having them shod the most app owed scientific prnc
Plies.
own inhrmsry, but his arrangements or horse shooting
cude the possibility Of attending them AT their stables,
cept those in his INN edia;e vicinity
To those who sccpc o. his abilities he will merely
Pot them the the proof the pudding IN the
esting'n JAMES DRYSDALE, VS..
s26 3mt Graduate of the Edinburrh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

vNANTED-By a young man, situation n Barkeeper.
w The best OF gnafcao character, &c.
can be given. Address w. w Soce OF this paper c27-a
C00 GIRLS WANTED TO make coats, v,sis and
LOO pant ,oons. Th0e accustomed To southern work
apply JOHN b. McDOuGALI, 30 waterat up stairs
c.7-3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

pOOTs- observation-disclosures low pm.
- ce Boot Siorc-H NEWELL respectfully informs Me
he has taken the store No - Canal e.
Wooster, where he intends kcepnr general II
boys boots which lac offers whole retail
reduced prices for cash Just received from his factory
French pump boots prime article which
Ne offers st the reduced price " 03.oo
~ n. Constantly on hand, boots fer e25c and e27b.
,ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

Small such shIIngs. NtUcnces Ien ana hvf
pieces will be given in exchange FOR aves quar-
,er dollars Apply al the s.esk efhis office. o30t,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

MORNING uEtGALD.-SHsP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. So 10 O'CLOCK r. NJ
High Water 91
JACKETS TO AKRiVk.
Liverpsoi.-Vrginia, Harris, Oct 8.
Nerth America, Hoxie, Oct. 10.
Hurt Albany, Johnston, Oct /
Louis PHILIPPE, Casotf, Oct 3
London Westminster Moore, Oct |
ST. James, Sobor; Oct 10
PACKETS TO SAIL
Liperposl-Englan Waite Nov l
Garrick, Palmer Nov.
Londor-PhilaSelphi Morgan Nov. /
samson, Sturges, Nov 10
Erie. Funck. Nov. l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

DEACH ORCHARD AND sCBUYLk1LL
II COAI.-Ransom TiireviIe Il Co. Offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard and schuy coal the cid and well known
Clinton coal yard ne Monroe between Rutgers and JET
erscD streets warranted 70 he OF W best qualify and free
reduced prices: ..o
Nut, 90
Lehigh, 700 90.
office Of the Express ~ Wall and Water
N. B-Coal by the cargo 81 Is per ton Of 22ao Ms
aui1.5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

IESSE CAnY. Anoilos...-r

nv JESSE CADY. Auction.~r.
Is s,rs., ~ CADt. Store Nos. III and lls WAFER
ar,yar ,,l CASH large and general she
cutlery fall gooas hats coms fancy soau cloth
NJ sJs, rs,os DIRK &C. with assortment goods SAN
sos !. an onu ssten market, TOO Hun,erousUo
Atrrvatc saie-l0 GOO Cemhs assorted M an kinda
riety imaginable s' ~ " e'e'J -
2oea dozen Collars and Bosoms
1880 Needles, assorted from H. sand Cerm.,
do. 'e 800 -~
5000 gross Buttons Co,t Vest Pear IN d-
ture, wbick will be taken in payslent 49,
Aso, Ssuf Boxes, Pins, &c. &c. NC.
Also, German French. and Rhode Island Jeaelry, Lv
priced Watches Guard Chains kc. m3sIys
WI MLOUCHLIN, Auctioneev.
II r. y. HEAltRS a. CO, Homes Building cor
- ser OF Wall and re- ri ST This Day, al ocla, suc
Grin khives cards and in Dozens scissors o
CARDS; needles In ndes; double
eye specaces; steel and brass bareed pistols pcrcusso
CAPS, lnns~s Knitting needles hooks and eyes &c &c
aney coods-Consistng OF double cologne, hair
Pe.uhery French And pglsh SOAP lavender raier
shoes. .'-S'@' -'.'aD
Also, an invoice Of Je~elry-Conne Of earrings hnge
1lsgs watches, breast-pins, chains, &c. NC. o9sms
EW YORK TATTE. AaiIN--fLe re,un1
public sales o. Horses Garages e.s Se copnpc
10 Place al t-is eli anown every Monday
et II ociocs.
The .ext sale will commence on Monday October soh.
NJ ~ O'Clock All Horses Carriages dc int naed for this
sale nius be sowE and entered
Oct 28, AT O'Clock, z. Nj, horse will lie offered al
auction unless registered in time for the Catalogue
o6-Smr JOHN W. WATSON as u, o,auu...
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR.
AZ private se daily and by pablo auction every
throughout the year 70 NJ precisely without regard 10
weather. - =
The proprietor takes this opportunity Of expressing his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

SULPHATE OF QUiNtNE-warranted perfecuy
Snlphae and Acetate of Morphine-warrant,d pure-n1
walls.
Juiube Pase-Frcnch-Erstq nalyn rs and ~ H. boxex
White Wa1-500 lbs. suitable lear retail.
Swaims Panacea-at prices Spanish OF
English directions.
Medicine Chesis-for ships or families
White SkinsFrepch-ior plssters large assortment
Tonic Mxture-warranied cure for the fever and ague
Soda and Seid Powdersby he gross dozen together
with large assortment OF Drugs Chemicals and Fancy
ces, Car sale wholesale and retail, by
RpsHTON h ASPINwALL,
o2I-3m' &c william street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
CHILDREN,s CLOTHING-The subscrpb-r,G,

n
~ constantly hand extensive Of children
clothing. made the fashionable style which they vii
sell very reasonable terms at wholesale or retail
sl5-3m GEO A. HOYT CO. IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
NEW York HORSE BAZAAk

~ For the sale OF Horses Vehicles, NC &c by commission
M private sIe daily and by pubc auction every "Wednesday
weather. 80 -
The proprietor takes this opportunity Of expressing his
hnowedgen 10 the patrons of this estab both
hmse and the late firm OF Simpson Cowan. very
liberal patronage bestowed upon the Bazaar begs
sure ms friends and the public that he has its sole
its continuance. = .
ploved. $500 o' -
Horses to hire ofthe best description the notice
ms ITiesds, and gentlemen introduced by them
NJ. Inv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
naVENPOvT,S E,TECTKO MACE
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & COOK u liz 81,

WANTED-In fancy retail dry goods store, in Broad
w wny active intelligent female assist in the sale
department with other females her capabilities charace
are OF the utmost importance None need apply who canno
furnish good vouchers for the Apply SIS Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

~ sNs.S .-Ihe Second Fall Meeting over the Union
II Course, L. commences on Tuesday 3st
On Tuesday, Nov 7b, the week succeeding the races
tnIcn Course, meeting will he held Course
opposite the city of New York. State OF New Jersey.
Many southern stables will be in attendance For parcu
lars. see hand bills ALEX. l.. Bolts,
sat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

DOp7s. BOOTS, ROOTS AND SHOES
ID RICHARDS wALKEys two establishments, Nos. 22s
and $50 Canal A. NJ " My friend Y. the and
numbers Of the above and told that
Of no use for me where else that he had led NIL
through the city, and could find nothing that would hear
comparison with Richards and Walkers make Of Cheap Boots
WIy they have 10000 pairs the elegantly
WRONG hi boots FROM and the pair got for s275
f Ms hands and fashionable ~ 90 boots ever
All who wish fashionable and durable boots either
ph dress weather. water proof hoct will DO well TO
call rs above Prices S20 ~ co. and $50 for water
proof Don't mistake Richards Walkers establishments
Eos .p,2 l2 Canal st. oo.fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-28
Paper Box Bazaar.
GEORGE PEUSCHER,

- mo. l2l Fulton street, three doors from Nassau
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand, for sale plain
and fancy Paper Boxes of description size and STYLE
for the following lines of business:
AIRY Goods, Silks, Laces, &C. B-Shoes. Clancy Ar
hcles. D-Stocks, Collars Bosoms, Shirts E-Curls F.
Buttons G-Jewery and Perfnmery in all their branches
H-Samples for coffee, rice wheat NC JMatches K-Furs,
especially for mps. L-Musca Instruments MDrugs apo
thecary and stationary Nat Gases, hat boxes and band
boxes, for millinery articles.
Orders for purpose quantity quality OF boxes
received and promptly executed with depac the lowest
prices 10 ht article prescribed in the neatest
setting stores be supplied immediate
y with good and boxes exactly fitting the
shelves, aud being real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find accommodation in ard
to obtaining boxes descriptions and shipping all
parts OF America at the shortest notice.
In the mean time he gives notice that he regularly imports
from Germany his native country real Genuine Cologne Wa
ter of which he has just received large quantity for whole
sale, superior to any article in the present
Also, most splendid of German patterns for
samples and emLroderies of every description for retailing
segarboxes pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated
with needle work orch and handsome style they
were seen before.
Peuscher returns his sincere thanks TO his numerous
friends and customers for their former patronage and trusts by
uHweared pains to merit continuance OF the same.
He also informs his friends the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American Fair held October
1885, at Nbos Garden, New York. for specimen of paper
boxes they being considered the substantial splendid
article in the line offered the inspection of the public
my2O m