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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

Health. Of ColRmbus.-Our town
continues healthy and our physicians
are "resting on their oars" Some ca
ses of bilious attacks have occurred
but none, with but one or two exceP-
tons have terminated fatally. On the
whole we believe Columbus is in the
strict sense ofthe word healthy. APpre-
tensions were entertained that after the
unusual rains and rapid rise Of our nv
er, sickness was inevitable, but we are
happy to state that those apprehen-
sions have not been realized.
CropS.-From every section ofOur
State we learn that the corn and cot
ton crops will undoubtedly prove abun.
dant. This Is cheering for Mississippi
We learn also from the grain growing
States that every thing bids fair for a
rich harvest.-With plenty of the pro-
ducts Of the earth we may bid defiance
to all currency " experiments.
appointment By the Governor
Thomas F. Collins Esq, of Jackson to
be Adiutant General of the Mississippi
Militia, in place of General Pryor NJ.
Grant resigned.
We believe that no change has been
effected in the delegation to Congress
from Maryland.
United States Bank Stock was quo.
ted at one hundred and eighteen on the
Goth ult.
" We understand that MAyoE
MCNUTT says that the anecdote rela.
ted of him relative to his not having spe
Gle to pay his tavern bill in Carroll coun
tyis untrue. We got the story third o.
fourth handed, and thought it might bc
correct, as we poor wights in Colum
bus hardly get specie enough to buy
our letters from the Post Office. The
major, is, it seems, better off than US,
and if as he says the anecdote is not true
we beg his pardon for having given j
circulation.
U TIL SOutherner is repentini
IN dust and ashes" for its weakness il
allowing its personal partially" tt
get the better Of its principles, in sup
porting Claiborne for Congress in pre-
ference to the Wing candidate.
asks pathetically shallwe be exercises
for one sin?" We forgive it, and az
monish it to g go and sin no more" .
GOVERNOR LYNCH.-By reference
to our columns to-day, an article will b,
found from the Southern Argus propo
sing this gentleman as the candidate
most acceptable to the people for tn
the Office Of Governor at the Novem
Der election. If Governor Lynch Al
lows himself to be put in nomination
: he vii we think. so far unite the inter
ests and feelings ofthe whole State a
to throw into the back ground the claim
which the candidates now in the feel
are severally urging for themselves.
| NGtche= Courier.
We are glad to see that there al
. others of the same opinion expresse
!. by US, and we would be pleased to Sc
a more general expression of the sam
( by our brethren Of the Wing press.
: GOvRRNoR LYNCH would again conser
: to become q candidate the gentIeme
! who have presented their claims to Il
E people acting withus, would undoubte,
! ly withdraw and leave thefeld to Lync
e Edwards and McNutt. In that caI
9 Governor Lynch would be elected
-a"bent majority.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

To Correspondsnts.-A. B. is re-
ceived but he IS too late this week. lie
shall appear in our next.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

91o1As0E' VuIy5 1887.
10 Messrs. Johnson, Talbot, and
Others Members. Of the Kinds Bar.
GENTLEllEN Your kind and polite
note Of the 9Th inst requesting me to
allow my name to be placed before the
people OF Mississippi for the Office Of
ATTORNEY GENERAL, is before me, and
has been duly considered, Il would
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

United States Bank Stock was quo
ted At one hundred and eighteen on the
Goth ult.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

" The Democrat of Saturday
did not answer the question we pro-
posed last week. 1t was thus:
"Does the Democrat believe in Mr.
Jeferson's doctrine of State Rights Z"
We are inclined to think that Jour
nal does not like to commit itself.
:. Non-coumittaE''is the motto of its idol
Mr.. Van Buren,.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

We believe that no change has been
effected in the delegation to Congress
from Maryland.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

We are authorised to announce
OvID p. Brown, Esq, as candidate
for the office Of Clerk of the Circuit
Co11rf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

" TIL e SOutherner is repenting
IN " dust and ashes" for its weakness in
allowing its personal partially" to
get the better Of its principles, in sup
porting Claiborne for Congress in pre-
ference to the Wing candidate. 1t
asks pathetically +" shallwe be exercised
for one sin?" We forgive it, and ad.
monish it to g go and sin no more"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

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represented US on this point, and i
was probably deemed prudent to
make this public expression, with a
"view to silence their SANDERS"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

appointment By the GOUernOr.-
Thomas F. Collins Esq, Of Jackson to
be Adiutant General of the Mississippi
Militia, in place of General Pryor NJ.
Grant resigned.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

"We arc authorized to announce
p. B. WADE as a candidate for the
office ofSherif' at the ensuing election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

WHY does the souherner name Che
ft Monday n November fora meeting
81 the wing Conversion The con
vention should by all means meet next
month at tarthest. Say the I'd OF
Sd Monday in September. The Del
eOates from Lowndes County are al
ready appointed and are ready to star
Al days warning.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

We are authorised to announce
JACOB TMOMPsoN, ESQ as a candidate
for the Office Of Attorney General, at
the ensuing election.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

amounting to upwards ofthree thousand Paul Hent-
ger, German who travelled in England, IN l5s5
thus speaks of queen Elizabeth. "Next came the
queen in the sixty fifth year of her age,
told very majestic, her face obong, fair but wrnkled
She hadin her ears two pearls, with drops; she wore
false hair and that red and upon her head she had
small crown She dressed in white silk, berdered
with pearls of the size of beans and over il mantle
OF black silk, shot with silver threads. Her tram
very long, the end of il borne by warehouses In
stead of chain she had oblong collar of gold and
Jewels. Whoever speaks to her. il is kneeling; now
and then she raises some one with her hand. While
we were there she gave William Slewarer her hand
to kiss sparkling with rings and iewes-a mark Of
particular favor Wherever she turned her face as
the antchamber petitions were presented TO her, and
she received them most graceusly, which occasoned
the exclamation, God save the Queen Elizabeth
She answered it with Il thanke youe, myne good
people,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
THE EYE.
Had Eyes.

Il
~ Broadway, upst,rs-DR saANKs, oculst, pupil of the
sest Ocu Europe Professor
Kenze and Lccntate Of the New York medical Society,
begs inform those who aeceJ with Diseases the
that opportunity here afforded of
heir permanently cured BY peculiarly effective
which when applied affections generally considered
;urabc restores sight the shortest possible time without the
and crtr6g applications
who bestow but little attention the refined character
the study ohe comprising does most
and knowledge only the forms OF disease
and defects Of vision but also OF The diseases and defects which
peculiar each independently the ohe which
the composition OF this delicate and complicated
SPECTACLES
Dr. from has knowledge ced with
defective vision weak ana painful tn public
careful selection OF the beautiful transparent cac.cs when
have the desirable peculiarly ony medyns the defect Of
but the slightest degree
eye Experimentation WILDE paid the ofth glasses
he present degree defect this
productive Of the
eyes by applying for glasses 70 those who alike
iof the of0pcs and the fabric of the
swbe happy 10 explain the anatomical structure Of the
ndthe defective
whcnslases required in order and
ghto them ofhe exact focal length the paIticu
lar anGdefect
B.-Arifcialayes accurately inserted.
Office hours from o'clock daily, sundays excepted Ad.
o the gyasis. from TO o'clock f-oim
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

ConpoaATIoS FoLLY.-Permii me to call your at
tenton to some matters which, from yoar silence, |
presume you have overlooked, forgotten. The first
Is the ridiculous business before our Corporation of
making rural cemetery this Island at a cost Of
sl400 per acre. for ,ae land required, and another is
the opening of streets and avenues far beyond the
wants Of the city for years 10 come l cannot but
consider both these measures most unlust-a hea-
w tax upon the citizens generally, will grow out Of
them and the principal object accomplished will be
90 help horde of spectators out of their difficulties
by giving Fictitious value to lots which now
worth little more than years interest their cost.
Can you inform this community how many of the
members Of our Corporation personally interested
IN lots above 23d avonuel ARGrs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

FoREIcS AND Domestic ExcHASeEs-Your high
iy interesting Wall street reports which, for correct.
ness brevity, and intelligence are quoted and deser-
vedly so, not only all over this wide and extensive
continent, bat throughout Europe lead me TO offer a
few remarks sn our foreign and domestic exchanges
II is my design to prove-and which, think, can
do TO the full satisfaction of the most enlightened part
of this communIiy-that they are decidedly in our
favour. An exposition warranted by facts and CAL
cuated 10 show balance IN our favour must, under
all the circumstances four present pecuniary embar-
easements, operate like charm upon the minds of
thousands, poor unSertunatcs Ike myself that are
constantly scheming and deyisng means to over
come their Wall street difficulties. MY purpose for
assuming the penning of this little article is 9TH
er than TO direct my thoughts from Wall street to a
more pleasing channel
. ~ nas poem previously ana correctly stated hat IN
theatrcals we have been making highly interesting
and picturesque exchanges with our old friend John
bull. he has sent US his Groves and Trees fer our
Hills and FORESTS
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
VAPOR BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAP0R BATHS,
NJ nm err

THE OLD ESTABLISHED MEDlCATED NAPOR =,
p. CARROLL rel@as grateful acknow leds sments 10
bestowed his stabshmen which has been
successful operation upwards OF eleven As the limits Of
anay lea detail Of the medicinal yta"s Of The vapo Bath be-
ss ,e %S 20 a ATE is1. na Dss ea afe Though
SEES rheumatism govt incpent cancet.as tumoars diseases Of
ma ssdden colds debility especially powerful means Of
relieving that dang o sc ,1pa p tR RST = prevalent
which the Bath has had influence almost unpara
eedin checking AMI sadca,ng the fau which the
weekly report OF ements announce Of It's having made Ia this
several occasions visited the vspor BATH Establish
men John street conducted by Mr. and Mrs Cauo aud have
eney satisfied myself that the Baths there with
lean ch.ey state that have oan the nah, IN John street
well attended and every comp, Of The bs,en ecnss,ed
have for many year. the sending pasnts to
AIR and Mrs Caro VapoI Baths John street and have fire.
satisfied with the skill which they
believe that ~ this MI AMI Mrs III leave nothing
DC desfedo by mae I" 'e"ale eat,srs n,cNrv,y
The Baths in constant readiness fems o'clock
iIem till IN the sulphur Baths al
% When a ea S an, y TO a. @
r,nu,;s nocc No conneson wh any other esiab shment
Tor sale Bihing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale " hire mlem
DEAHL STREET HOUSE REBUILT.-No
81 PEARL STREET. spacious establishment il en-.
%ea the city By % as an ~ son s ee Gm
new IRE proof store and warehouse occupying the ground Of
ter see arranged upon new and most improved Plan with
,ps1os dining AID
elevate supply Of water the story for other purposes
and guard also 10
keep every part Of the premises 10 order and Alderman
both and style of acheerre equal Il not superior 70
asy mmeca Hoc in this country This House now furnish.
Pcpeior respectfully solicit the patronage Of it, old
and The pusic geacraly
ml.sm ii .DS = w yinTh Propdeor.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

THE MAIDEN QuEES.-No female perhaps ever
studied variety or richness Of costume more than Eli
zabeth. She appeared almost every day in adferent
dress and so fond Of her clothes that she could
never part with them at her death she had in her
wardrobe all the different habits she had ever worm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

A ETIFICIAL Il II, nseue4 by Dr.. Isaac Francis,
"A Surgeon Dentist which cannot be distinguished from natural
motion OF That organ without giving
the slightest the products and application OF tins ART
he has d Diploma (which the following
PREMIUM.
This Diploma awarded by the
ANGLICAN INSTITUTE
In the city ofNeW York, at the late Far.
To DR.. l. FRAN Is,
For fine specimen Of Artificial Eyes,
Gan inprosemeat)
JAMES TALLMAGE, Pres't
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. See.
j. u. WAKEMAN, Corr Sec.
n5- CELEBRATED EYE wATER.-Dr. r. also respectfully
Eye Water II has proved tse liable application
ofacuc and chronic india afodng immediate
relief To the aged who COMMONLY an cted with weak
and and diseased Tor
ra years its effects have been truly astonishing
n b. DIR y. the first May 10 1873 Chambers
rcet, opposite Hudson mi Inn
THE EYE.
hR. ELLIOTT Ocntist, Professor Of The anatomy and
~ diseases Of the Human eyeProm II undivided
and study nlder the most celebrated Ocus
Europe and OF he best Amsrca-Pofessor Snh of the
Medical College OF Ohorith the most extensive and successful
in the DR. E. asserts with confidence that he
the and diseases OF the without
operation except obaness, when he operates for
Cdteracf, C0rectou,ia and EnfT0ptaia.
SPECTACLEsDr Els patent beautiful transparent, medium
having the peculiar property or keeping the
perfectly cool giving immediate and permanent and
without the necessity OF change
E. will himself adjust the Glasses TO suit The particular de-
feet.
begs that he attends to diseases Of and
mperiecton OF only Office 3o3 Broadway
n Duane street. f2Stf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
TO REAL ESTATE BIO

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST COMMUNICATIONS effect assurances with
their the lives OF Others and either
whele duration Of life, knitted period The
may be either made annually
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

FRIEND BEsSETT:-Many of your readers are on
the anxious seat with respect TO the account you
said you should give of the Rev. Jededlah Burchard
Can'tyou say something KIND Tor the man who al
ways prays for the Common Council, and who pray
ed last Sabbath that his son might not live the day
through without giving up his heart TO Christi
Please notice these requests Of an attentive reader
Of your wittyand useful paper. Hoping you will
succeed in your reform among the slxpennles" /
am respectfully yours w. ii. w.
Murray street, March Ii, 1887.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

DENTISTRY


ossi. the Chemists the Naturalist and the prac ica Sur.
IL. CHENEY, DENTIST,
Formerly OFFS Park Place.
Has the pleasure 81 friends and public his
resun hom Europe after absence ofve years where has
sared no pains expense IA perctng himself the Of
l,oics
He brought him largo and choice assoren, Of na
a single tooth 10 entire s-tt.
L. u pledges himself h dccaycd Teeth gold
ossnns SO ass rcservp them free fom pals for life and
Inure the beauty OF those invaluable organs.
He kn ~ petntcd 10 refer TO the Rev III Anthem, ~ D. ST.
yaIks Church; New Fras Hawks, ~ 81 Thomas Church.
n " He be found M as Beecker until the
after that h. Will establishes at sCbams street
sfew do rs west ofBroad way.
New York, 18th Dec 1873
Tfeiii on the srscs Diseases
Teeth AID ink with the highly gentlemen
have written favorable opnons that the views
have taken ~ the suc termed Dentistry shcwn
teneive acuainance with it, various details your ason
the i'm ~ the regular attendance ~ bath pr
highest Confederation Ysu ooection Of Dental ssr
every thing the have vareiy
finish fcd with agreeable surprise, and leave. doubt
you ski, and ability the ildcous use Of them May
missw. tsiruep ST. MITCHELL
old MALT wHIsk Et.-liotel scopes wro w,sn
y" surpy their customers with od ivish whiskey Punch
would do well to call At ee wher We have vet reainrg
lew Puncheons ofhs very I'D Mah Wn-ksy wsch viii sail
d2i =
n LETTER on MATRIMONY.-Iuslpu published,
ne senticmen Of New York the subject Of
The Young BRIDE At Home a Help 10 Connubal Happ,eess
With oomnar' i've view " The sxes
ihe .''s hrsnand Book also, The Young Wes book
nens - ne duties oral and dome .ed
v tho relations of Married Tdfe
psvs.. I cture.o Courtssp ard Marriars
Nhsp+r To n Newly Welded Pair frnrp n W .ioved wte
Forssley G. J. PoLsOM No 20 Ful,os and IS, Pearl st.
mt3fw 1872 ~ Na''
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

am told tha the cau(u cemetery ncar Boston Mount Au
burn cost only SO yer acre.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

j HOUSES AND HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES AND
HOUSE KEEPERS IN GENERAL The subscriber offers
mechanics his American silver
fsercni urfu fs crates
drr &c m &C Tins wrek and ~ ready supply
hudes and houses, house
ek. KNOBS key. car rods bell pulls sash knobs &c &C az
of tho mos, approved workmanship and INF patterns and
puhc and ryae hossekccpc c supplied With any quantity
~ be tea and dcss~ dessert forks tea 's nspta
hsh snS butter knives ladies' &C az ~ The
best pattern, and warranted TO keep their colour,
Prices moderate, aud any orsers executed W .,.u
DIR LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

~ offer fsr sale The following aIicles-w,e Ginger Root
maica uptuginy Pitch Engilsh superior pasiers
Vanilla Beans. wIre-Mhte WAY boxes
German Coogn Fauna waranedrOcth Brushes rrenck ard
Englsh, made order seidlrz and s,ds
Powders easisiy pu M, ~ s-rn! quality Me,cps Ghosts
which VIII " filled NJ
for ships and families Panacea and veruner
tarcr. Acfl-Supcr Carbonate soda
dpe
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.
~ Corner Of Nasseu and Pine SIS, CITY Of Neio York
The Proprietor OF the above establishment has sincere
sustained been decon that his
determined nothing andone on his part
The Hotel adjoining the Custom House and within
minutes walk Of Wall street Roadway and other principal sl
csise in the upper part o,he city be Obtained
If E he fees m s
tables are furnished Supposedly any
have been made with agents in the cean BY
ea fruits lass S u the vas
supply ct the choicest wines asd liquors JAMES HORN Jr
n- R. c. BROWN q CO., having oPeoed Coffee House
cho Wines, Liquors hope by s'nct aentoa to the
wishes Of to mst share Of pubic
~ SEE Advertisements ABERNETHYs comseund Ii
C1 SS 81 I sIen IL
this from the part tai and we, ;e fty
HLL,cor. Beekman and William SITS Agents forths Mixture.
p- NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES. c: DECKER,
ina his friends and The pahic that ne has Just
h Of @ and o. aa the s no .
at The shortest notice. Please apply Faon
sARD1s e, Y, aisIms his friends
has cqmpe.ed his and alterations
better
on 1 more extensive scale and %h more general
returns thanhs io the lettering patronage he has
JUJUBE PAS nporedfr0m Franse-a superior aftl-
Gle Juube Paste, for sale and retail
sls II w.B
n5-Bessrs. WRIGHT q ROWE begs leave inform theR
friends and the puhc that they Disposed Of their stock aad
store coerof Broadway aud caaal ADD have opened
Broadway where they keep the most splendid of Hats
ns-v WRIGHT q ROWE
TO REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
AlAPS.-Tne rribcr has made
Vl all orders the Mapping line in the neatest Spe
cimens may be AT their office.
LTTHoGRAPHY -Aiordors Lhossaphy attended to with
aud despatch
great variety Ensraysgs hand PLAN coloed at
duced prices to dealers BROWNE REDMOND,
auIa.u En At
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

kEN Old ESTABLISHED PACKET or
LrkS f1CE, ct Pine and streets srbscr
bers cont rue To bring out Steerage
great bhtan and Ireland ssp Of be first wit prouutI-
.nSny and comfort. tFsoas wshiBg
Hends ~ tins office On liz
1os, reasonable terms The ol line yensI
wSy and those OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fe
VIII meet with delay In all the
sous decline the money will be refunded Tbo.r
wishing 70 embark the old nv
me regular Liverpool packets, sailing sth 10TH sah
month and NY the London sailing Is
ana 2sh feach MONK
me accommodation Of those engaging
friends. who may wish TO send them Enable ce1
70 provide Ter the drafts vii! be gwen the Eolowns
aed merchants who agents, and who viii
anrem forwarding passencers To LiveiP
MESS PANEL Wright d Co, 3 Robinson ST. Glasgow
william llry, % kdea Quay, Dublin.
e. X Hnlaian, Belfast.
Matthew MaCann Steam Packet Office Wexfcsd.
Jnhn MICA aim, Merchant Quay Cork.
P-ter Keenan,, West street, Drogheaa.
John Best sugar Island, Newry.
M poughariy, CO eraine.
james Cairns, Corn Market Londonderry.
James Gibson, Radcliffe street, Sigo.
yaines flnneran, Lacar AtlIoee
John tluItagh, Ballnacarsy.
Joseph Rosan, Muingar.
yOhn Atkinson, Carlisle
for from residing in the country
apply To RAWSoN A. NJ, Iii pu ~ xs'1s,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

ACAND.-s " BRYHAN fcsIes iuI, Inf,ms he frends
h. has completed the enarsement III hs
SALOON Is steam Confectionery FIR the bette
gebtemcn, much
Ia - - now eoprc or the W. H. resnss
49, ~ te ,y tbefa patronage no has heretofore experienced.
~ a1rcs ms. att p~n shall be PAID
~ G,e a. respectable and select secty slss all The ~hcs
" sessnnsuch Ics Cfeaps soda Wsef.
49, Tsrorade. Come, pics Cake. &C &c.
,~nprovsd rrrcicAe
:, ,t Power CONFECTIONERY No Dowey, dsectk Up
no se 10 Rvngston st. =. W BRfHAM thu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

~ fAoIohf So Hudson - New York HUGH moor
~ pegs 10 eau IN. attention of the public new and -
mImp evernent IN The manufacture Of Hat b~aes MI,
when nshed ne VIII warrant To keep their orgin,l shas~
wear lar superior IL any hat before offered he ubs
those mshng examine these Hats invited 10 can Al
Mnnniartoy where they VIII have opportunity o udgng m
superiority, although they the most durable Hats nv -.
siil the pnoeis no higher than those far inferior IN uay
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

HALF PRICE MUSIC. -Ncw snn fa.msnanle engrsv-
ed r he and flte-s csnts page.
rr-- wpr,RIao~S Pills Tho genuine HyRean Universal
Mcaene az the gnii,b COLI a. eah Packets o-i g
~ "A AL =, '''' Mrs KINGS Csd stand,
49, '" Fplop st.. txoad~av
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22

TO HOUSE AND CHURCH BUILDERS
Tb~subscrfher prepared orders
Kind Of metallic Furniture used Houses Churches
Door Plates krockex, Figures Numbers, Locks KNOBS Hs
cltchcous Bell Tnckers Ventasers &c &C &c, All of
Silver which certainly is1 far erofersbets plated metal
bears arubing polishing 20 the Of the metal a.
set andsrcc theprce this finished state yet
the eOf fscd horc prsrie,ors
and builder. Of houses VIII also prefer All tho builders
~ Houses invited eyarnine the specimens
snuluanoas asd article manufactured by
DR. FEITcHW Anger Az Rfe.dyvav
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-03-22
IUsT PUHLIsHED-DOLn scIENcI

~ " PENhANSfllP accompanied by Engraved
Plates, iof sale by q. SHEPARD, ls9 Broadway
This - The most scientific wok publ shed the ssec
and smphhcd that persons bold rapid
style ofisiness writing without the ard Of teacher u Pac
uiay recommended u the police oil Clerks who will find ample
sirecons 70 All defects thor Whiting Every teacher
VIII so well 10 procure n copy
NJ y Several Of the Plates designed r Ladies being
delicate aod tasteful style suited fashionable billet and
NlrIIIs IL