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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
AGRICULTURAL.
From the Vermont Chronicle.
BEES AND HONEY.

Honey raised in a cold climate and
mountainous country, is the purest and
best. Asa source ofproft, very few per-
sons in Vermont keep bees, and yet we
are convinced that the Green Mountains
might become as distinguished for excel
lent honey, as they are for first rate Beef,
Pork, Butter and Cheese.
We lately cut the following from New
York paper
HoNEY.-ln passing through the gar
den employed by the American Institute.
'.our attention was directed to some boxes OF
Honey, Of clear white and beautiful
transparent appearance, such as has sci.
dom been seenin the New York Market.
1t was presented by Wilcox & Cone,
ofWest Broomfeld, Ontario County, 6hio.
One ofthe firm has furnished US with the
following statement:--
q" Last spring we had not more than 22O
swarms. this fall we had over 400: nearly
all OF the young swarms are good to win
or over. We have taken from our bees
300 lbs. Of box or cap honey; in add.
ton TO this, we furnish all the vicinity
where we live with boxes, showing them
how to manage, promising 10 buy all the
honey that is built in them. This ad-
ded 70 our own, made 5,64l lbs. All OF
this was taken away without DESTROYING
single swarm Of bees. Near seven
eighths ofthis honey was o!the white such
as was exhibited to day !; il arrived in New
York market on the 9th of September :.
nearly twothirlls Of it is already sold
We have adopted this plan to make our
bees profitable. and not DESTROY an insec,
that e such an example OF ind1stry.,'r
Wishing TO give.our readers more in.
formation respecting such an instance OF
successful business in the hive, we wrote
70 Messrs, Wilcox & Gomez From their
very oehging answer to our enquiries. we
copy the following:
|. Our hives are Of almost All Dissertation,
COMMONLY used. having bouOh, mapnD n
them. We prefer the smslIer IN; many -. Z,
ss viii hold about thirty pounds - ho sas
when well flled. as that will be saf;c;.Sy,
20 winter a common swarm, and snch
hives swarm the most. We urocnra
our honey from box Of about seven inch.
@square. placed on the top Of the hive
The box should be mnde to fl very close
70 the hive, and no communication out Of
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
NEW-ENGLAND S. S. UNION
DEPOSITORY,

IHE. above Depository is kept at II
CornhlII, Boston, and is constantly sup
Piled with large assortment Of new
ana valuable Books adapted to Sabbath
SCHOOLS. In addition to their own pub
I'c1tIons, tie Union have on hand the
publications of the Massachusetts S. s,
Society, American S. S. Union, American
l roct Society, and many useful works
from o'ner sources. They have also for
sale an extensive variety of Bibles, Tesla
ments and Miscellaneous Books
We would invite the attention of Sab-
bath SCHOOLS, and the Christian public
generally to the above named Detository.
- The Sabbath School TREASURY a
valuable monthly periodical, is published
by the Union at SO cents a year In ad
r0nce, or 40 cents where 20 or more
copies are taken.
l5:eoHtt CALEB B. SHUTE, Agent.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01

METHODIST M1NUTEs-The minutes
OF the several annual conferences have
Just been published, from which il an.
pears that there is decrease of members
this year also, as well as last notwithstand.
lIn1g' there IS an increase of conferences
districts, circuits, stations and nreachers
This singular phenomenon excites orest
interest among the preachers and o5bers
In this body OF Christians, and mapv are
trying to solve the problem. Our own
opinion OF the matter, is, that this tr;obt fI
deficiency has arisen mostly from want Of
pastoral care and disciplinGryregulut;onUei
It's much easier to get people into societv
and get them out again, than it is to N.Y.
them what they ought to be. If the Mns
s Sc n sh b.. were the proper chanel through
winch to convey our thoughts, We m;ebt
make "a fe'0 (more) remarks' On 81
SUBJECT but we hope an abundant ncress lo
the present year will supercede the ne.
T. Weekly Messenger.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01

Death OF BLACK Hawk. The Ga.
Lena (!lInols) Gazette, of the 18th Der
last, gives the following account of the
death OF this noted chief: BLACK Hawk
the celebrated-who filled so much tho
attention of the reader three or four wears
since, as the leader of the hostile Sacs and
Foxes, in our last frontier war, has at last
paid the debt of nature. He was drown-
Ell, In returning from the treaty lately held
at Rock lslsHd, while in the act ofcross-
ing the Iowa in his Canoe.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
POETRY!

DEAR FRiEND If the following can oc-
cupya place in the Telegraph, without ex-
GLIDING more Important matter, il is at thy
disposal. ..
Nothing but my increasing interest in the
cause Of degraded human nature, induces
me to expose Il 70 thy observation. Per
haps il may arrest the eye of some sister;
who has hitherto let more forcible appeals
pass UNDECIDED. If so, my wish is granted.
~ " ~ For the Telegraph.
APPEAL FOR THE SLAVE.
Oh. itis fearful, to reflect upon
This vast amount Of human guilt, and woe
0fgroans ascending to the Eternal One,
From spirits ,crushd beneath Oppression s blow
And shall the moan Of woman, childhood's wall
Appeal 10 vain. 10 female sympathy [gaIe,
10 captives' sigh, which freight each Southern
Shall we respond, with boasts that we are free2
No! for those souls, whose heritage is woe,
Their portion, strifes and fond afections-riven,
Oh, let the Iong-sealed fount of love, o'erfow,
ExhalIng inceLsc to the throne Of Heaven.
Yea, IN their cause, let tcOmdn'S voice be heard
In tones deep thrilling, let her not despair;
Though Justice has by Avarice been deferred,
Mercy may triumph by meek woman's PRAYER.
kindle. Oh! Father, in our hearts that fire
which burned the offering, when Elijah cried
And heaVen-ward, let its holy fame aspire,
Consuming passion, prejudice and pride.
Thus, when our spirits bow in fervent PRAYER,
To ask that bread which cometh from above
Our souls the bonds f'those in bonds will share,
And crave for them the mama of thy love.
AnOint each arrow Of thy truth, Oh Lord, lheart,
And with contrition, pierce the Oppressor' s
Ere thine avenging hand unsheath the sword,
And, Israel-like, the bondsman shall depart.
l.. N.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
NOTICE..

"HE Subscriber would inform those
i who became indebted to Dat. JON
athan D. Woodward, in the vicinity ofthe
town of Brandon, for professional services
rendered during his residence here. thai
the accounts are in his possession for. SCI
Element, free of any expense or cost, ifthey
are attended to by those concerned witt
reasonable promptitude and diligence.
E. JUNE.
Brandon, 25th January, 1887. ls: 5w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01

sufficient to break the sIumbers of the
dead.
1t is we'll for Paul's character that he
was an Apostle, and lived at the time he
did; and especially we'll that the account
we have of him, is in the New Tesla
ment, and has the appreciation of that sa-
cred volume. Nothing else, it appears to
me, saves him from the charge of being
almost uniformly imprudent- the prop
err test be that Of giving no offence. How
much benefit he would have received
from a course of lectures on prudence by
some modern professor ofthe amiable viz
tue, l know not. fear, however, but
little. 1t seems that the elders at Jerusa-
lem had counselIed him to little purpose.
He had more contention and strife, and
raised up more enemies, than all the rest
of the apostles together; and yet in the
midst of it, did twice as much good as the
whole ofthem.-Parton.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS

NOR SALE, or to let, on favorah]u
IL terms, A STORE AND DWELLING
HOUSE, near tie centre Of SHAFTsBuRy
Persons wishing good location for mer,
camille business are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves. There is no other
store in the vicinity. Application may be
made to the subscribers,
ASA H. WH1PPLE,
NATHAN H. BOTTUM.
SALISBURY, Jan, 1S, 1887. l8.6w
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PHYSIC AND SURGERY.

HHs spectfuly tenders his profession
al services to the inhabitants of Brandon
and vicinity. He has taken the Office
recently occupied by Doct Woodward
in said village, where he will be in readi-
ness to comply with the solicitations Of
those who may favor him with their pat
ronage Lodgings at M. Cowon's.
Brandon, Dec I, 1886 tiff
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
HOUSE TO LET.
AGRICULTURAL PAPERs

ME publisher of the GENEsEE Farmer,
a grateful for the patronage hitherto extended
u. l., MS Agricultural papers, would give notice
mat new volume Ohe THY Of
IHE GINEsEE FARMER, will commence on
me ilrst OF January, 1897. 1t will be enlarged
al ana other"'se improved. and no exertions spared
10 sustain the high rank it has attained. 1t is pub
an annual volume Of 4I6 pages. At 20 raa
payable in advance. W 1eS ,
The I'd vol. of the MONTHLY GENEsEE Fan
MER aiso commenc es on the first of January, It
ISPublished on the first of each month. 16 napes
Ear taFge e.. octave, at so cents year-Seven copies
1 fo[ S5LIweIve for IS, always in advance. All
letters to come free of postage. "~'' 1''
o. Posmasters. and otSors :; ou -...e
the country, are respectfully invited to act AZ
Sgents 10 procure subscribers for these napers,
vs. Editors with whom we EXCHANGE are 70.
q"eSted to copy the above.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-02-01
VEGETABLE BALsAMIC ELIXIR

1AAEU BY N. II. UowNS.
ENoR coughs, colds, CONSUMPTION. cata,rb
and e. GnfouP, asthma, whooping cough, lung fever
lungs. -. sasN si neau' ches' alo
ramPhlets containinga history of the med-
clne' with numerous and respectabie certificates
ano ample directions and much other informa ton,
accompany each bottle and can be had at any
OF the agencies gratis
Sold by special appointment by
HENRY WHEELOCK, Brandon;
Also by Boynton & Austin, O,1oeX; H. ST.
moHds, Pahstord: B. F. Haskell, C0rnscaH;-
Haskell & Wicker, North Ferrisbugh; E. H.
Aiken, Benson; s. HI. Barnes, Charlotte;
And BY most other respectable drugg lists in the
otdte. 40: 1y
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Alexander Betsey Lindsay Daniel
Austin William Locke Thomas B.
Angel Chester F. Mason d. H.
Buckley Roswell Morseman Harmon
Birmingham Jas. 2 Northup Lyman
Barton SiIas Ormsbee William
Baker Hartman Pangburn Jason
Brown DR.. Elijah Pratt Charles
Carpenter Hub. r. Parmenter Elizabeth
Catlin Horatio Parkhill Horace w.
CIothier Columbia Pierce Julius
Chapman William Ranney Esther
Cook Augustus Supt ofthe Furnace
Cole Fl. N. or S. Fuller.
CoIbum Asa Smith Jacob A.
Carpenter Meder Spalding Henry
Dolph Leonard Sheppard z. r..
Edgerton +. S. Slavery Sanford
Estabrook Capt. N. Stimson Heaman
Everest Hiram Snraoue Darius G..
Fountain William Tarbell Daniel 3
FarnsWorth Susan Titus Russell L.
Hutchinson Geo. Titus John
Helms Powell c. fuller p S.
HoSford Cynthia Walton & Buuerfeld
Haley Joseph Wheelock Juliette
Hodgson William White Elial Nj.
lines Bctsey NJ. White Rev. John
liemSruI EveIlne Whitney Jonathan
King Theron p. Woodruff George
II \. S. STORRS, p. NJ
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LIST OF LETTERS,

D EXAMINING in the Post Office q;
EN Moriah, n. Y, Jan. !, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07
.9'DT'E9,F.

I : \ 'ntne Of decd of trust. executed To IN, II,
'taYt by Peter Boss ON the 5th dlv OF October.
i0a' 'nd duly ot fscofd IN the CLERKS Daicc nt the
county count oil Amherst will o!lrr l4,.s,le fo,
'''N money, On the premises, the tract af Land in
9''a "'ed mentioned, ON saturday, the I'D of Sep
L. aher 1eNi # tir aud II not the urNt T., fI,y lbctr
"its ne sad tract ri Land contains b, c,tlnia
con "|2 acres, aud lies upon the head bGmehe. Of
llof,ieN = tleel,, and adIuus the Lands OF Ormnnd
" ne, Henry Franklin. Granville t.ane, John K IL
,l1e and others aud Is the trac torne,l, owne, hy
John VAR. The urle 10 the above Land IS bellc,
Cd 10 De 9nIuesuonahle but will convey qal> such
as Is Yc>le IA me Is tustcc
JOHN PRYOR Trustee.
Anuu,toI -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07

NAPLES, July 1.-THE cholera, though some
What abaled Ia IT'S Intensity, still carries oil nom 300
to 400 persons daily yesterday The mortality was
}33, and. since the third appearance oil the nalady,
during the last Ihiec months, no less than 10 900
have fallen victims 10 II. The resignation OF the
people Is admirable.
The last accounts from Palermo are truly appdi-
ling. Tne favagee OF the epidemic III that city are
tar more extensive than they have been hcle, and
with few exceptions all those who take 1t invariably
de--suine almost suddenly, Others in Rev hours, and
very few ouse entire day. Paficrmo Is besides me
naced W tn typhus. The prejudice othe lower orders
against lending ssistaneo TO remove the dead bodies.
which they consider most degrading enplo yment IS
SO deeply rooted the minds ofrhs @ciiiaus thai
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g Il y IL z 8E u IL q s5g.S'g,
IN te8g,ASEgED e097F,SFuss.

h 'ASisS Bleached DomesDics, which will be sold
a very 10" b. The piece .elv GOOD n / cuts pcr
yard aud nom thai pnee M hctiuosf qualify n u
e'ut. Ief'ons wanting such Goods Nil do well 10
eau ana sup, y themselves, They vii be sold i,
he piece only. at those prces. +. h. ESr[S
August 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07

M,
WI" n'ui'tf in'if services iof u1a' P''Pps, ny
~ "'s ,'''u@'y o,o'''' ,'' 800 ~
I'Hes SlFe' pe ''p"h'd i"-uas ''' "e'''o' W
'"iN ON '"'o"'Y tue ae'u, .,...
a" us or lfAhF' 9hy - nc ,a's W. o.
nv e'"i'i''" S'iAes ''' '',''H ',e'''sn,'"' 'us
ana e"em',fe were PlhlN|el by tnls a,sof"e1
H'oaau eR' my hr,aasa u ~ s''" o''ie'e" W ~
'"n1a''4h5' ne af'i luminous arc urinary
'"i ,'''ien' 'H" " ih s!''e u ,'l''I' ,"''"' ''
any fi'f II o' am tic losses Whiah wiz ensle must
~ ID V,';n. LAWN" h.c,
appro,ed by the Government, the plan we hope will
/ be- epecdI' earrd into effect The advantages
W. -" NC "o' n'f al ltiN wa "''''e ''n' ' .r
j ''' ~ "i'''l' atom '',e n'l''''' ~ ~?
Inn. ''a' a""I' "u'' INV WV" wv '1''''
NV WV l",li'"'e 'enl7aN llaS peen 'o'"'' AZ
'"a'' ".'N'fo,Nf '''ie ui t'Y vi" NV, w"
''',' VI ''iN IT, aH' ne 'nhHleh'o why" - l'"
- The tsa0' 'l"e apdei,'"iaR Is pt9eeo ~ 'e ,',
,'' ""',' to pun 9'A' me a9nes VIM my '''''
~ 'ah"'u ''' ''''""N ''s'Nt' ,"'n ~ i"a
l-'-''tf"' <''""s'
fABls. JUh 2f.--lrttr nom Genoa mention.
thl He thol,lD bad manifested ilsclI IN that city.
Letters Of 'he 1Ih Instant from PdCimu confirm tho
Honl t. ts3ouslN received OF the revolt OF tin
I1ropc trte. Among the distinguished persons
Numbered hS them n.is the Count DE Campo
ftu., i5ihtr.in-laW ofihc Duchess ollleny.
Nm, I,,. %
,,. IN ,t.,f md ,,,il,i,,c .I.c :, tbonphr
l..'pfI ,,, ,l,is - 80, I,l.c :, l,,e,
,,, ,.,. I., Ia, r.,,s u, .,a, s,,,.t may lr mn.
,,,,, -, Ils,, ,,,, =. ,,,,t,,,, al lin, dis.
80, ,.,,y, - -, az, all -, ,.,,,,,.o ,ve,x M,
t,l al 49,, l5,,l ts,.,,,.I -, Lc ,b,,,,,, IN,
l,i.,, ,Ii. 49,, =, r., IN, ,Lal.,, Inn, rho
,5,. -, ,,,,,I ,l,,, ,,s,,, and ol,ha,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-07
FOREIGN gSTEsGgsaESGs.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

by the arrival Of the packet ship llI6crn,,. Cam
/ "ihoh' We have received Liverpool papets tn RI,
ISL o, The LAST monh and London PAGERS Ia III,
I 3l5 July, 10th inclusive.
"' ''rHhg'aee from Spain OF what has ocrnuet
,,'i'' oul last adflCes Is important The L,r,s nj
Don Carlos .avc been ~ zee euaaocd III, II, b.,
"ooPS ne" alehcM. In the inst action he ,lilr,ioe,
'stiinus discontinue aud lost from two f., tl,,ea t,
f'" men In The second he reported 10 have sui
, al' 'o"Ndei'9ie loss. At the last dates hc vi,
Seeh'ng 1" teeross the kbto.
Money Was vety plenty IN london ,n1 ,n,5,,.
''' o"la ct known credit we've discounted by In,
"'9a'N brokers Il ~ per cent per annum.
ne condition OF the Cotton Market WIS better
p" ''e last days the sales wcre 5000 on & 600 haIes
per DAY aud IN advance WIS established of t,1d H.
upon tn puees Of the 22nd oi Judy. winch mice
Pl''''Ita though with increasing irnness up To the
Ut ne mlthets tol Su.lr Coffee Tutpcn,in,
3oa generally al those mtrlcs winch are rs po,ic5
nom ui's country we've qoltc we'll rs Al the la,t
Letters lIon Bayoonc to the Esd, Jul, STATE ,h,,
,ue spanish Government had positively eoncln,lrl ;,
'o'o l"t 23o'ooO Gao hancs 40 900 O0ni sel1mpA
''euea 81 July 5,hltom Constautinuple state the
i''s'' WAS SAL raging IN The Turkish eapual /; and
''t'lS nom AIefpo announce that the cholera 65d
appeared Damascus Trade WAS ,ra,y,, d ''i,'
'ais' aad werer, but the crops, Including rho.c If
SIN ana OPIUM al deeu excellent throug hont the
empuc. o'' nv
ihe packet ,hip Pcuas,l, oIa. Il tle ciehth of
''a 'i"'a gu VITA 100000 dollars IA specie
-, GREAT BRITAIN
The English journals die much urelipicI oiih ia.
t'eei"ls WINCH ~ ia" goIne with zeal IN differ.
cut patts OF the kingdom IN Bomlne, WHO stood
'"l hi1.lnoek, has been hea.s1. Sif George Mnl-
,'N ;" ho was the iorl nominee Lon We,tminiser has
'"s ms election E"arl anl l.lphl0slouc the rclofm
candidates iet lsclpool alc defeated In london
tine lom reform candidates have succeeded The
Liverpool Times ol August lsi, soNs:
- ne English hoiop"h Elections ale nos, com.
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9SnN
"THE LYNCHBURG YIRGIyny -

:. Published seei-TeeIIy fercrg uoadag anil 1amS at
Fssr Dollars PER- AMMAN; Payfbc in odraacc 40 sab,cgtD
Non rg be rcc,ired fra shorter period Than sir oatx ami
so paper xii 6e disconipe (escc at Hc discretion o, Ne
EDITORS until all orrearaers arr paid.
P.tDtERTiSENEA7St sertrtat50cc cents per SQUARE
Ter ss jar Mr FIRST "seea ad s. ctats for crcry sabae
qse,a insert 81
1j'JoB PRiNYiiG eerrate! aerhly a4l etpcI.ti,aa1g
.nJ WI rfasoHa6tr trims.
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a1fs. q. Es. EffSsaaSss.

HAVING located ii m4all At Mr.. Dlufy Moor
L L mans, Wards, Road, Campbell county. offers
his services in the cilttcut braachc, Of In, lfoies
sion to the citizens Of that vicinity and tie addccu
parts OF Pusylyania
Jul. u
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.gF,.rg % .y.ss 20 g'seD.x..

GUST received, supply ofCcmen's ALMklcs
% LOTION, certain cure Tor Pmplcs, Free
letters, Sunburas. &c &c. For sale by
JAMES T ROY II.
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g'Esg,bT' ,B.EA1s3 0R'
Negroes anna FLOODED Stock.


IN PlRSt ANCE Of a deed OF ttasj, exccatol BY
Charles w. Mo Huahdn To the sub scIiJcrs. beil.
my date on the 18th day OF March, 1885, winch IS
1""y recorded III the Clerks Office of Botutourr
,.ouh'y Court, shall on the thld THURSDAY III
september, 1887, tbcing the 2lst day OF the month,
ANU ,he 81 day Of TIC LyHcdJprg Races, before ne
l'het House, III the town OF Lynchburg, sell to
he highest bidder, at public auction for ready mo-
"es, NE following property, or 50 much thereof IS
na be suflclcntto satisfy the purposes OF the aiorc
Saiu ueed ct trust: Two Negro men, Captain and
=, ''soh, also Negro woman Jud :, and her child
,n1nces, (the latter five SIX years ODD Also the
,S''o"ihS Essc0HcH .sg:gs'cS sgstR 6'Gfsso
w. /. ch Mare, with Colt at her sl'le by the I'M
ported horse Emaucipaton.-No = Patscy Colbert,
VI M eight yeats old, with Colt At her side by the
same horse, aud now thought be ii toa by the eel
uofated horse LeYiathan.-No. >. Lady Badger, br.
"' e'sht Years old, with Colt 4; her side by Mon
atut ionson.-No. g. Betty White, CHI. t.. two years
''o, ny Alonzo out Of No. l.-No.9 Mary Book
" or' L. one year old by Mercury out OF No ;.
Vt 'u. and satisfactory Information rs TO ped gree,
NC' Oh The above stock, those wishing to purchase ac
'o''ea TO The Turf Register, fifth No January, Isl
vs. ro9, The TILE to the aforesaid property IS be
"o'toio be unquestionabic, bat acting trustees
o tic only wlll be cd as IS vested IN Us By
"nc said tru, deed.
JEREMIAH WRITTEN, 80.
ELlJAll McCLANAHAN,S
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London Cloths ss.d vestings.

EE NTLEMEN wishing the .'rcal agony" 10 the
xH most fashionable shades Of Cloths foi Dresser
Froch Goats, can be accommodated by calling OF
ROBINSON IL ELLIOTT.
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reference aEntE Distance MAP
OF the United States.

y ", received and for sale few of the above
III - neatly painted in counties, by
A.. CHS. PHELPS.
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August 3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-18

oaprSe HEaALp-Issued every msrning except Sunday
Price two per copy Country subscribers furnished ATM
save rate any specific period resistance In advance.
No paper sent out unless paid in advance.
Evgrrre HgRALD.-Issued every snernoon a sclocs.
Price, per copy. Country subscribers furnished st
the same rate Cash, ia advance.
O'Clock Price, IA per copy FURNISHED 70 cousty
subscribers AZ % per snnum, IN ADVANCE
morning a nine O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy Furnished
IN country payable in advance
Apvrarsrnrrr-Inserted In suy an those papers
usua rafes-slways payable In advance
Csssss,osnners-Are r~quessed 70 sdAres her et~ra
fssses 0erSus bensu propesos and al lees bssess
y be pa -.
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TIE AME FRI ExCHANGE CSM gIr,!s.

this much Of the restraining law prohibits
individuals associations from keeping Offices Of discount and
deposie repealed Under this law association has
been formed, under the name OF THE AMERICAN Ex-
CHANGE C0MPANY-the object Of which Is, To provide
safe well profitable place for the depose Of all
money not less than twenty-five cents
Certificates of deposte signed by the Treasurer and Secre
of the Company will he given those whs make
depoes which shall the time and the Of such de-
poste Special deposites II on time, will draw interest
Tomato to the amount and investment General depo.
sites such may be Withdrawn at moment, and will
not draw interest
The money deposited with the Company will be placed In
The hands OF the Treasurer and the other Members OF the
Board Managers who will in such 10
bold themselves all times in readiness to meet the demands
OF depositors
all deposited large amount Of real estate has been vest
in trustees-wlo entirely into
rest whatever either directly indirectly in the affairs of the
Company the value and proceeds Of WHICH VIII be appropa
ted be TO the full and entire payment
OF all deposites, and the interest accruing thereon
The deed Of trust Of trustee and all particulars In
interest," will be exhibited them at
the Office of the Company No ~ Wall at the Office Of
the Recorder, In the city Of New York. auI-lm
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