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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26
TO THE PUBLIC,

The author Of two articles in the Virgi.
MIA Republican, signed "A Democrat"
one under date of the 9th inst, the other
of the 10Th inst, has subsequently ascer.
tanned satisfactorily, that the charge, and
nnputations contained in those articles ara
erroneous, and do injustice to Mr.. Faux
ner, 10 whom they are applied. That Col.
Northup, upon whose statement the most
serious part of the inpn,ation against him
hasbeen founds has acquitted MIR. Faux
ner, in writing. OF all improper conduct at.
tributed TO him, and expressed his entire
appreciation OF Mr.. F's. course in the
transaction referred TO The charges and
imputat.ons in both the articles in ques.
ton, are, therefore, voluntarily Withdrawn.
WIN, ALBURTIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26

PURCHASE OF THE CHIPPEwAY CoUN-
TRY.-We learn from the st. Louis
Argus of the 30th ult. that Governor
Dodge, OF Wisconsin, arrived there a
few days since, with the view Of holding,
in conjunction with Gen. Smith, OF
Pennsylvania, counsel with the Chip.
pewa Indians for the purpose of pur-
chasing that country, which is about
the same extent as the states of Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
The main object Of the Government is,
doubtless, to secure the immense body
of white pine growing in that region
The great Importance 'ofthis acquisl-
ton to the Valley of the Mississippi,
now supplied with pine lumber by New
York and Pennsylvania at extravagant
prices, can be fully appreciated only by
mechanics and builders, and few 9th
ers, who have bestowed particular al
tentlon upon the subject.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-07-26

The wife OF "A poor farmer was once
taken sick, and fearing long doctor, $
bill, he went to the physician, and told
him he would give him ten dollars ell
Their to cure or kill her, at once. The
physician went to visit her, and the wife
died. Shortly after, the physician pre-
scented his bill Of ten dollars. The
poor man asked him if he complied
with the terms. odd you kill my
wife f' ono" well, you certain
ly did not cure her, and therefore
shall not pay YOU" Like the physl-
clan, the friends Of DR.. Jackson, ask
the people to give him credit for his
doctoring of the currency. The prop.
err question is. Did he iiH the curren'
cy? They say not. Well, he Ger.
tainIy did not cure it.--Virg. Times.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
orr COUNTRY AND OUR HOME.



.,,. laud, OF every iand The pride.
,,,d by Heaven Ger ali The world beside;
IRE brighter suns dispense ssTaasr light,
n.ldef mosa's emPAfadise the nish,i
.sG Of beauty. virtue, valof, truth,
!, ,u.ossd srs aud love exalted youth.
..ad,ring mariner, whose eye explores,
rsathiss Isles, the must enchanting shores,
=, %, realm 70 boanl,lul and fair.
+, b,,IiAt. The spirIs ofa puref air,
1 every cline The msgus, Of his soul,
bed by tsmsnsfanes. tss,nbles TO tina, pole
N TIA. l.nd Of lieAssn's peculiar grace,
\. hsr.ug. q asturc's nosls., race,
|Aer, /, spgt Of earth supFsmsiy blesi,
te.rsf s.teler $50, has all the Isi',
/ s.re mln. crsaisoa's tyfsnt cast s'ieo
4. ,sota ARD sesglf,. pa saairy aud pride,
sh,e IN b. sSfsusd l00ts, bsn, snly blend.
b. .,re, Ii. 800, We husband, iaiher. ficad.
ere woman fsi.ss the mother. daughter, siie,
Brrss silh fresh ag~ers Tic narrow Way Of ls!e
|. .as clear heaFsn g. her delightful eye,
% angel. ss.fa Of love and graoes lie
rSugd her knoss d0a este duties meet,
nd irs side pleasures saaasol al bsr ies,.
hSfs ,A.lI tha. land that sT-os o. earth b found
] n ,Aos man "a pAtTios look around
lhoa shah hnd. hnss'sf thy Footsteps roam,
Al lad TIr ooCNTEr. and sha, spot rnr Ronr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
Charlotte, IN. Co. june %, 1892

thy farmers instead Of teaching their sons
their own business, most usually transform
them into merchants, lawyers, doctors, or
cIergymen. This is all wrong. Agrlcul-
iure is the very backbone Of oil business,
the main spring Of all wealth, and should
be regarded as a profession Of The highest
responsibility. 1t gives those engaged in
ii feeling Of independence, genuine noble.
ness without os,entation, honor, honesty
and hrmness we'll calculated to perpetua,e
the free institutions of our happy country.
The truth Of the eloquent, panegyrics Of the
ancients upon this employment, may be
more easily realized here than in any other
country upon earth. We confidently hope
to see public opinion speedily righting itself
upon this subject, and to find the people
seeking their permanent interests and ad.
vancing the prosperity and glory Of our
vide domain by engaging more generally
10 this heaIthiu, houest aud independent bu.
siness. -New York Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
AGRIlILI1,RR.

We observe with asignshmeu, and re.
the eonrlusiye evidence which appears
r,rry direction, that the BUSINESS % ~.
l llure does Dot receive The attention due
\ o ~ lhls country, but Is treated sHh a0
ale neglect, comps AIRED 18th olhrr pursuits.
Ii, ought net 10 be, aud The Inhabitants Of
!, couu,fy wall learn thai they nave CON,
J Qea gross error By Abandoning The cul.
,.a II the so,l Tor less independent, aud
ggycafious modes Of obtaining a hse.
49,
hao has ever before heard Of such a
..s q lungs as now exists here We
'e a snil as fertile as any that the sun
'auae upon, country almost bound
= % etieal, aud land ~ cheap that any
4 NAV purchase iarih with the proceeds
- inuaihs labor. vet Ne arc actually
1o''ing Tor consumplioa immense qaan.
esuI agricultural products from foreign
4 r4h'rts A people th,nIy scattered over
no uucqualled 10 fertility and exhsus,less
/ f.'1arce., and buSing their bread, al
9mpus prices from countries 30 over.
nracd sth inhabitants lha, political e.
fM.,sls have feared that the earth would
to pfoduue sOthclrnt 10 support them
% an eslraoulary circumstance. should
'c''e attention and awaken inquiry as to
cause.
'hh lauli, as we have seen, is not IN the
W nor Is the country oscrtun with inhahI.
MS II IS therefore evident that the cui
'a''on OF the soil is neglected otherwise
should be exporting Instead OF import.
agricultural products. We apprehond,
o"e'ef tina, II wall bc ioubd 10 spring ~
great measure from the same causes
h'eh have produced much evil IN thus
''n'Ty and the bitter fruits OF which We
teamng. The first and chief Of these
'lses IS tho lnordlnate THIRST for wealth
'on peryades every class of society, and
lees men 10 abandon their legitimate
'Naess to engage IN some Wild, hazardous
ec''aiion, With the hope OF becoming
"dehIy rich. It's too often the case that
r. la'ner becomes tired OF the moderate
stimulation OF property by the proelucts
us asd, and leaves the cultivation OF /,
4 'nSage ia the business Of commerce OF
''nl'aelDres. Tie finds out his cgrrglou.
"s'aAe when Il Is too late. The property
oaa accumulated ls squandored aud LOST
consequence Of his lgnorance Of the new
i''ness, aud he sga'n slghs for the cheer
r ana independent medic Of life which h,
II abandoned, when it is on, oil his power
resume II. We have IN our mind nun
Press Instances of this kind, where indus
'ou' and prosperous farmers have beer
70 % their rum by being induced to Ia,
fS'ue The implements Of husbandry, and en-
f'ee IN The universal scramble after sudde,
wealth.
more is another great error prcvalcn
FP0n 'hIs subject, and that is, the buslues
agriculture is generally looked upon n
Fe's respectable than thai of commerce
manufactures, or the professions aud veal
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

The Ways Outuincd.-A well educated,
but eccentric farmer, IN the western part
OF Massachusetts, Is fond Of gong 10 mar.
kel IN the mos, ordinary dress, and appear.
my IN the character OF the most simple and
ignorant pumpkin. Having gone TO Boston
with load OF butter, fowls, aud other no.
lions, he was met by some wags, who, tax
ing him TO be as he appeared, told ham the
best way OF disposing OF his load would be
by auction.
DO you think so p said he, Tor my
part, I'm darned ignorant OF marketing hav.
ing never been III Boston before. How.
someycr, IL YOU think It's the best way, III
do as you say. Blu, how must | work TO
sell nv things BY nsu,lon -
Why" said they, you mus, 60 to
the city authorities aud &c, an auctloneer'
ltceuse and then YOU mus, strike off your
goods TO the forrest blder p
I" Bot this nauxloneer's hccnse, said the
farmer will cos; plaguy sigh, of money
wont It llsdn't | better hire an nauxio'
neer 10 sell the things FOR me y
Why, perhaps you bad, returned the
wags " but YOU must &c, the privilege o
actlng as has deputy, and then YOU can 5cl
sell Your own goods.
The farmer thanked them for their nd
vice, and promised TO follow 1t. Accord
rngly having made the preliminary arrange
rneuls, he exposed hls goods 10 auction
The FIRST thing be put up was PAIR oftoSls
The ways werc at hand, aud, thinking Their,
would IL the more spor, and no hazard II
commencing with high bld one Of then
baSIed out. Ten dollars ~
Before another had tune to bud lower
the farmer cncd out, "Once twice thrr,
times the fowls are youn mister, b,
gauly.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
I'll HoItOn, Proprietor and Publisher
TERNIS:

rwO DOLLARS, if paid In advance.
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents, If not paid within
Tb,ee Dollars, il not paid until the end of the
~, f,lu,s 70 notify the Editor Of ,oish 10 dis
ram al the end of the year, ioiA be considered
!, rfr engagement.
| IyAd,ertiscments Inserted at the usual rates
,,,,l-Msjor r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
As a, the Journal, and is authorized TO receive
r., And give receipts in my name. IT,, III.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

"John," said man 10 his Dutch servant,
" 20 10 Mr.. Robbins house and tell him tina;
II there be anay uw in the land, | will pro
secuts bum. Tell him no, to bring his dog
here, for the animal is rabbld, and that II
he comes here in my absence to scold and
bawl, aud pick quarrels, will send for Mr..
JARVIS and have hun taken care oil" John
went and delivered his message: "My
master says that you shan, bring your dog
to hls house, Tor he is n rabbit; and if you
60 there in bowl 10 pick up squirrels, he
will ssnd you to the BARRIERS and take your
hair Off"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

The people of Philadelphia, no, satisfied
with the tardy method OF travelling by which
their deluuct relations and friends have here.
totore been conveyed to their last homes,
are about to build railroad TO the chief
burylng ground OF the city. How the Gus.
toms OF the world change A few years
ago II would have been regarded as some
what awful to see tho body OF ones acqua'n.
tances carried off at the rate of twenty
miles an hour, amidst fire and smoke.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23
Nashville Republican.

North America possesses the longest r,v.
crs, larges, lakes, creates, cataracts, widest
praues, proioundest caves, strongest tobac.
co, biggest canals and railroads and wlsest
statesmen, pre,,ics, girls, and rankest rat
ilesnakes, 10 the universal earth, as Lord
Dubcrly calls il. Who would be fool enough
TO be born in any other quarter Of the world
ii he could help 1t,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

A lady, young, beautiful, and OF sy lph Ike
form lately eu.arcd the store OF a merchan,
IN the city Of New York and after looking
at hl~ whole stock Of fancy articles, made
a tuilins purchase, aud tripped uimbly out.
The quick eye Of the merchant, however,
detected tina, she had taken with her more
than she had paid form short she had
co1mtcd hef Ila followed her, as
couaIned by her own confession tina, she
was the daughter Of the most wealthy and
respectable citizen Of the clty-and pre-.
seated the alternatives ofelther golag before
the magistrate on charge OF larceny, or
to n minister to be made his wife. The
merchan, vas neither old nor ugly, aud she
very senslbIy chose the latter.
Was ever woman IN such humor wcocd
Was ever woman in such humot won -
Nashville Republican.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Grare of Adam and Ere.-ln perusing
some old Romlsh Legend the other evening,
we found i, grareiy stated that the bones of
Adam and Eve were taken into the ark by
Noah, and subsequently buried on Mount
Calvary, upon the very spot where the cru
cltixion took place
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

SIS not gaining great victory the mes,
glorious thing in the world ?" observed
lady to the Duke of Wellington at the time
of the occupation Of Paris by the allies
The Duke replied, :" Ii is the greatest of all
calamities except defeat" A memorable
saying, and worthy the greatest man of this
or any other age london Age,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Ho'c TO keep from drernins. your
hat up in your handkerchief, with the knot
below the brim, and by holding on firmly
with that part downwards, the air contained
IN the hat, will be sutiicien, TO buoy man
up for six hours or more.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-23

Horrible Accident.-We are informed
that last week, as Mrs. Parsley, formerly Of
Thu, City, aud her mother, Mrs. Lancaster,
were riding IN Gig, IN the vicinity OF
Louisburg, the Horse took fright and star
led 10 run, upsettIng the vehicle, by which
they were violently thrown out. Horrible
10 relate, Mrs. Lancaster was instantly
killed, and Mrs. Parsley was SO badly in.
jurcd, that her life is despared Or. Reg,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
M. 8. PHINNEY,s .ANrI-DYsPEPTlC
~ Ann ANTLBIIIOCS plLLS.-The proprietor OF this

several offered 10 the public confident
an apology will be found doing from having witnessed
i'm he course Of many practice the injurious effects Of
Jrssic nurvsye medicines, common family pill indies
crsnsey used by engaged IN literary pursuits Of scden
tary habits and especially feeble, delicate females The cha
racier OF pills superior mildnes oducing none Of
he evils of the medicines referee to has been long
eabhed and the proprietor has the satisfaction Of finding
very many medical Of the FIRST standing me community
as Others who duly appreciate them Lending their
aid bringing the article into gesera use WIN De seen ny
The names suhjoined To this article.
DR. Phnney would refer NJ the nlsr ecaihe
individuals the country, who have used tese rs W ter
families or many years, and highly approve o' ue. ne
following letter Dr. Pbnney received from benjamin nno"e
Fsa. of Albany, sevefal years since. .-,,--
Having suffered time with indigesi"n pnu
CIV 4wns advised try Dr. r. Phinney's AntDyspepuc or
lions Pills using them time, am prepsIeo 70
saw thai they mdest and efcacous IN theu o
ration III any article Of the kind have used and wha
s,een, OF great importance, they occasion sickness al @
omar procurng FULL free and satisfactory discharges ann
leaypg The bowels in q natural condition And the more
cbeerfv RECOMMEND their all who of bilious habits
or need an excellent family medicine, In consideration on e
high standing OF the proprietor In the cnpunty msd,ca
nnf~Sn"iS nfsV"D'-
'-P Rsfsrsnces Nerp York City -
Benabas Bates, Eco. ~. S nn y. ,Iisdaie,
nv Augustus Cornwall. -, ~. Fe'ger,
For aleby the Agency for New Isrs city, Hop
krcs s1l cents Der hcr. my3ismeop
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
HEKDMAN s. II EENAN,s
81 ~ III iii

.'lpl-lSIiED EMIGRANT PACKET OFFICES
ana Ireland via Liverpool weekly Communication los sanib
Resdep m,ian ~. ~; and u south ST., New York.
$50 nus residing Great Britain Ireland, can al
OPPORTUNITIES VIA on very moderate terms, per weekly
~ M popetors having made additional ARRANGEMENTS 6r
enJs and he la Vessels beg 70 their aaerous
anu me pubic that T selecting this line ev will ayoi3
the unnecessary uetenuon pense 81 mnr en-, ~ ave-"
don, a. vel a. a. ia an me agents in the United "a
torender despatch and comfort 10 ali ne pest enc
@ nere au ner friends who may embark IN compsev
WIN ueilj ana IN all cases where the issepoe ia ~, 10y
received ~ ~" "hsfn irwas
Ships will be despatched from Liverpool for liz er.,
ports, follows: for New York, weekly far Ros p,
depha and Baltimore three times month for NJ va
leans and Mobile, twice each month"; for Quebec three m.s
eac.I month ~ o""es
wishing passage Liverpool an! London can h.
accommodated by the regular OF packets or ~
weekly, for London the ist letl and Goth month
These wishing to remit money 10 their friends &C
Great Britain Ireland. Agents in the different peT,s
,who VIII give evey assistance in forwarding the passengers Is
Forurher information relative 10 this establishment apny
10 or address IT.
Eessrs Sherlock Arlington, No Waterloo Road and No
MeS n S sSh1 Dck N Co. Wosrns * Belfast
VIM Donoghue; William ST., Londonderry
Patrick McMnlen Castle ST. Newry
J. Callaghan, Lawrence Town, galinasloe
Edward Sherlock Castepellard
Thos. Higgins Ballymalon.
jas. Dugan, Artclh, near Colerane.
Michael McGinty, Drumish county Longard
John Brady, Bally; JAS Duff, county Cayan.
VIM. ScfsggS, Cork
Jas. Cochran, Sligo.
Daniel Hughes Waterford
Hugh Shields, Clones county Monaghan.
Mr. Anderson, No. Is Turner's Court, Glasgow
David Foster ,AEsan
ID. McDougad, Inverness.
Robt Mcneil, Newtown stewart
mvso,u hEhD"AN KEENAN,
HyoV-im LOG md 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. JULY A. 1887.

QEMOVAL.-C SHEPARD respectfully informs his
friends and that be has mo his Book sa 5
Broadway second door above Warren street. oppos'lee City
He has made arrangements forreceivng all publications
at the earliest date He will greatly enlarge his stock and he
Choice Of Classical seient6c school and scea-
viii always he re reaGy 10 sup e s with The
finest quality English and American Stationery among
ee and quiz penne we ss S se pencils
Newmsns Reeves and osborns water coors, engravngs oil
He win also keep hand very extensive of
New York, May l. 1887. my6n
W9ODs' CAKPENTEKs AND Mi1CHAN-
W les TOOL STORE corner Of Chatham and Chamber
mentof the following Saws Of every description, stocks and
turning rner chseb gouges screw plates and
dies hammers axes, adges beve guages spirit levels bur-
surfing tapes drawing Instruments wood boxes fer cutting
screws Of all sizes rules tiles drill rows cutting nppers and PHI
mitre squares, compases pads oil stones draw
knives plane IRONS iren and steel squares hollow
ing screw patent auger cabinet makers clamps,
81 large assortment OF planes manufactured by "a; &C
THE SUBSCRIBER has received by the las, arrivals
from Europe, an elegant assortment of the undernen-
TONED er,ces which he offers for sale the advantage
Astral Lamps in guilt bronze marble and glass; hanging
in gilt and bronzed for Oh and gas; mantle lanps in gilt and
cut glass drops pans and spangs gilt stand Candida
eandesc and branches erue frames plated grn kettles
Je3-smH Il G W.T.. wREAKs. lls Fulton street
SMALL NO rES-SMALL NOTES-SMALL
- NOTESFor change, engraved expressly for stoekeep-
hotels, radesmen manufacturers &c., To supply the
scarcity of specie The great demand for these
have made necessary to engrave entire set Steel
Plates, with beautiful venees the high finish of which
ders them secure from counterfeit Notes for ST. u.s. So Is
I2 cents printed on bank paper equal bank bills APP
pearance and beauty payable to bearer sight in trade
bankabe bills The above ready delivery
Orders from part of the United States promptly attended
to- on application to
j. NEALE, Engraver and Printer,
6 John ST., - doors from Broadway
~ B. Tradesmen and merchants invited
and see specimens previous to maxim. their purchases
ielg-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
DERLIN AND REFLECTING CRATES
ID DORIC AND MINERVA FIRE PLACES.-Also,

Crates and Fire Sets suitable for paror
chambers Offices stores offered for sale by the ubscr
bers wholesale retail their warehouse No 81 Exchange
Place.
Berlin Crates These snpeb castings equalng W finish the
metal ornamened with rich and chssc designs exc
cuted relief They coored by process, not
acted upon by heat rust and requiring water only to keep
them clean.
The Rejecting Crate unite beauty and
being with brilliant metallic renecors 10
the large portion Of the heat which ordnar
ly escapes through the ffue. -
Doric and Minerva Fire PaceThis well established article
Is known public superior thing In
for burning coal combines all the advantages Of both the
usual modes OF communicating heat by radiation In the
common crate place. anil by ansmissiou In close
duses warmth throughout the rooms by means Of
heated which, by the construction Of the Dsrc Fire Place
permitted in contact with heated iron plates
which well known have the effect OF destroying the
gen Of the atmosphere rendering often oppressive and al
ways injurious TO the health Iii portable convenience ca
SLY appreciated they be removed nj pleasure. II Is
dapted the paror warehouse, and the counting
uniting the comortof open fire with perfect safety and
iiIT BAXTsR& BROTHER. 81 Exchange Place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
THE EYE.
DIR. ELLIOTT. Ocnlist. Professor Of

III z 4
nR. ELLIOTT, Ocust, Professor of Anatomy and dis
II eases of the Human Eye-From IL years undivided
tenon and study under the celebrated Ocu
in Europe and OF the best in Observation-Disclosures Smith of
the Medical College of Ohiowith the extensive and
cess practice the Union DIR. f. with confidence,
that dangerous and cronic diseases e the
Eye without operation except In cases OF blindness when
he operates for Cataract Corectoma, and Eptropium.
SPECTACLES-Dr. ELS patent beautiful transparent,
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property Of keep
ing the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
and At the time suit every age without the necessity
Of change
Dr. +. will himself adjust the glasses, suit the particular
defect
Dr. E. begs that he attends diseases OF the Ely
and imperfcctions of the vision only.
" Office sos Broadway. Private entrance in Duane St
my2O-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
TAMEs DRysDALE. VETERINARY SUI

JAMES DRYSDALE, VETEHlNAhh sun
d GFON, No 20 Ftnh street. returns thanks 10 his patrons of
hitherto, and hopes he viii merit
Continuance The Equestrian Amateur, who has
vo his horses by shooting other would do well
n call AT his place before dsposng o them useless for one
of his superior principles of shooting has cured hun
s Of horses Of long standing lamenes that deemed In
nrabe lie offers convince that be scep,ics
81 his abilities by good reference or occuar and
let work bear witness.
rai,s The American Intue Diseased horses received al
his Eanir rnrmary where they viii he treated the most
snproyed nrincipe established by the European Neerina
nv scboos Remember No ~ Fifth street. near the Bowery,
with the skeleton of horse over me az nrvsn.,-
Realm. Graduate of the Edinburgh Veterinary School
CN EORV,s VANILLA CREAM SANnS.
NJ This delightful Candy manufactured and ou wnoes.e
and retail by The subscriber at l3l William street. ana ~ ao
sold at retail 37ll Broadway AND the Rsnun'.
made by other person sold ~ any osr soe ~
city n GREGORY vi William street,
je23.tf between Fulton and John streets
ROOTS BOOTS BOOTs-Ms ~ W AL Mn ~ =; =,
- 3oCana street. The subscribers adopt ms me,noo ~
forming their friends the public that they have reduced w,
price OF their Sal Boots 10 $3.50 IN consequence o s ~
times and scarcity of mosey The subscribers graau pr
past fsvos solicit continuance OF that patronage 20
bestowed on them Persons wishing purchase boot oi
Shoes would do well 20 call at WALKERS, go Canal street
the second shoe store from Greenwich street. where may p,
found Boots and Shoes quantity better quality ano
lower price than be found In ether establishment
i this city. Only call st 30 Canal ST.
1T Country merchants supplied by the package or doren
jeeo-lms