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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-14

"No MrsrAKE"-"L Last year I enclosed
two dollars, and you acknowledged the re-
ceipt Of only ST. 75-please rectify that mis-
take"
So says a subscriber who has again en-
closed us two dollars toithom paying his
postage. The mistake was not ours, but
his, in supposing that he had paid US two
dollars. We received only 81 rs for the
Telegraph, the remaining 25 cents went to
i" Uncle Sam" for postage. And our brother
will notice that IL cents Of what he has
now sent has gone for the same purpose.
1t would neither be doing the Telegraph
justice nor speaking the truth, TO say that
we had received given sum Of money
when we had received only seven-eights Of
it. One hundred dollars off for postage,
from every eight hundred due for the Tele-
graph, would take away the last mouthfu
OF bread from our wife and children. Il
will never do, brother! The Telegraph was
not established on this method. If il hat
been, the price must have been set ten o
twenty per cent. higher.
While on the subject Of postage again
we wish to be INDUCED in whispering
Bind hint in the ear Of another brothe, whc
writes rs follows; "Brother - wish
es to have his paper discontinued for tn
present" To say nothing Of the fact tina
brother s -" owes Us dollar and thirt
odd cents, for the Telegraph, about whic
nothing was said in the line received-th
brother BY whom IL was written has had III
Telegraph ever since it came into our hand
has paid nothing for il as yet, and still
has repeatedly charged US with postas
while doing his own errands, or the erran,
Of others, as in the present instance.
What do these brethren think would
come Of the Telegraph, if all its patro
did as they dol
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-14

A. A. Phelps, late editor of the Emanci-
pator, has left that station and taken the
general agency Of the Massachusetts Anti
Slavery Society.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-14
June ID. 1897.

co,oN,z, roN-Whh most surprising eff
froptsry, the President Of the Vermont Col
onization Society, yet so calling itself,
auxiliary to the American Colonization So
cietv. has again issued his Circular, asking
the enlightened, benevolent inhabitants Of
the Green Mountains TO contribute to the
,unpor, Of this handmade Of slavery
Strange! Strange! that after the people Of
this State have so often and so emphatically
placed the broad, and continually expanding
seal Of their reprobation upon this two
headed monster, its ugly features should
again be crowded upon their attention, and
they again called upon to cherish and sus-
tain Il. We venture it as our honest, can
did opinion, that If the Circulars had been
accompanied with a request that as many Of
them as are unwelcome should be returned,
four-fflhs Of them would have gone back
to the President. The President says it
"will be sent to each minister in Vermont,
a, far as possible" Now, if he or the Treas
urer will at any time favor US with an &C
count of the number Of ministers, who re-
spond to the call, their names, residence,
and amour; collected, our readers shall
know, as near as may be, whether we have
now guessed right
"The printers Of public journals in Yer
mont who are favorable to the object, are
requested to give the Address"
OF course this is no invitation to US and
we have no room for it, and the review which
it would call forth, if there were need Of
making any farther expose to our readers Of
the folly and wickedness Of this scheme
We give passing notice TO one or two
points:
"The bene6cient character Of this enter
prise none can reasonably question"
How modest! All you, who question the
bene6cence Of this system are unreasona-
Ole! This Of course applies to all those
who have abandoned it, which comprises,
in our humble estimation, every unbiased
mind that has been enlightened on the sub
ject-in fact very large majority of the
most benevolent and liberal minded among
those who once gave it support-to say
nothing about those who were never entan-
gled by its duplicity.
" To Colored People Of our country who
are disposed to go, the colonies present an
important field Of enterprise. Agriculture
5 and commerce, as resources Of life, may
there be successfully pursued. The insti-
tutions Of religion, learning, and govern
ment, may be enjoyed, without the oppres-
sive sense OF inferiority inseparable from
their condition here, and without subsection
10 a prejudice, which, however unjust, is too
deeply seated TO be soon removed"
For an Offset to this, read, from the Phi
lanthropist, on our last page, the statements
Of a young colored man on the ground
John Rankin, whose name is signed 10 the
article, we Understand to be the Presbyterian
minister who is the author Of Letters on
Slavery.
"The oppressive sense Of inferiority in
sepdrdble from their condition heTe,C)
will be in direct proportion to the indulgence
Of that murderous spirit which lies at tn
foundation Of all the wrong and outrag
ever committed by man against his brothe
since Cain dipped his hands in innocen
blood:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-14

Il is said that Temperance Societies are
beginning to abound and to flourish at
Botany Bay. .,...
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-14

THE ADDISON COUNTY TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY," will hold its Annual Meeting,
at Whiting, on the FOURTH DAY OF JULY.
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AND OFFICE

| AND OFFICE.-JOHN 4. BOGARDUS, Attorney
- and Councillor Law Clinton Hall No Beek,lan street
topre the Brick Church doer city Of New York ILLINOIS, Mis-
sour Arkansas, Military Bounty, General Land Office az West
Patents obtained titles perfected soldiers their heirs
either ist Rev.luenary2d Late war-3d Canadian volun
eersth English Refugees from tho ~
p,s Scotia 18th Deserer from the British army the heirs
~ c above cssesSh Titles 10 lands forfeited fer
as ecismcd-7th Hei under entitled lands sh 10,
% Nh Those whs parted with their discharges warrants q,
ues eoree be patents issued reclaim sameoh Lamb
'"s soS states and Territories TIE States canada
offce. - p " 'pp os''"" '" We
Post Masters tushoot the United STATE. and other r.n,co
fcrwarne any ~ the above claims and acting M ssers N ,
severn secuons ~ cusnfry will be entitled cent al
ssmrissieps. Ccmmunics lions rrsf paid - $3.50 ~ ~
Valuable farming land for sale ef ino~ sse
quarter sscton OF iso ecrcs
s,sated near towns and ehewse Also Missouri and Arhsr
- dN-N
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

ITO THE TEACHERS OF THE FRENCH
LANGUAGEWe would invite the attention Of the Teach
the French Grammar BY p WiERZBCK rat pub.
kshed by W. Sandosd formerly j. 4 W. Sandfod II cauated
to supecede all books of that nature that Be found the
ket present. and there doubt that will become popu
Ia, 9a account that there are which facilitate
city Of them Until days thought that Eng
span could learn the OF the French
without hearing who correctly himself but Mr.
Wierxbcs Grammar the facy Of that opinion for
the fact that until there that sat
trajectory rules facilitating The difficulty his the con
all rules that there the language do he speaks
absq every letter giving M sound so much that we viii
not hesitate that good
nuncaton Of The French without teacher though that
that Rcy the which be described
way but acquired and appreciated only by the left to be learn
cd by the hearing Upon the whole the precise rules that
he he author will enab To be understood
Fencman He likewise made classification Of the qrtt
Gle which cannot be found elsewhere that article the OF which
puzzles every Eneishman that attempts to speak French Like
order 70 make ntegble hs cannot be found
other finally the that pervades his
and calculating 10 facilitate the study
fta beautiful language for pupil lessen the labor Of the
teacher and confident Of merits that will n0h
ing Of ourselves but solicit candid pensal Of the teachers. for
satisfied they will be pleased with it, Indeed bids fair
supercee all others can be had wholesale retail IL the Of
ms II W. SANFORD
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
nOCT. JACKsON,s PATENT yEGETA-
- BE INDICATED vAPoR BATHS, Iss Bsweiy, and IS


These Baths Improvement tho of Mr. whaw whose
wonderful hay established tn character yapor
the m ~ oweru ~ mrdca ptacce Or
practce almost variety disease
equally successful few OF the soccIc effects the mecate
baths eTo h. effects system
relieve difficulty ~ breathing and hence cure Asth ia and
other deass IN Ghost ADD lunrsoR pgih tn
aacht0 he digestive apdcure
pleut disedcsso cure acute AID chrsnic
the pea irg 81 scro uos and chronic ulcers aad
drop-ics IL forms eis time than
Other HI he0 dAlso all kinds eripye dis
eases Eryspclas or - Anhonys Fire. salt Scouos
Eruptons, &C besides ryes lat que m sos
the spnts trandzes nervous itoa and increases the az
petite.
For the truth ofec assertions Dr appeals with conf ence
10 the hundreds who tested their fu,se These
baths we'd 10 ba the only sp IN this count
w the duecien OF regular physc proper mention
hathey no resemblance whatever 10 those eyed the
Visitors have bal any from clock M 10 half
past r. NJ, and rom 10 N in the female
y atienda TO wait ladies the BOwcry
the day at No 10 Ann street. drIf
IL EMARK BILE CASE or ACUTE RHEUMATISM wrTu
~ AFFECTION OF thu lungs undsr OF DR.
WM EVANS, No. Division St, N. v.
VT BenIamn y Jarvis, 70 Genre Newark NJ j. afflicted
increased the slightest motion, the tongue preserved steady
wmeness lose OF appetite dizziness IN hts head the bowels
commonly cosye the urine high colored and after prolse
sweating ttrndcd by relief The above symptoms
attended with considerable difficulty Of casng and with
Of ghtoess the shes likewise great of energy
~ the system. BENJAMIN 81 JARVIS
City and county New york--Benamin Jarvis being d,v
w"n doth epose npd that the facts stated above
certificate subscribed by him ae'n all ,sspc I. wsr
Sworn before me- this 2sth day &C Nov 1899
WILLIAM Soul, Notary Public,
n2slm No "a Nassau IT.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

IN HENMNTISWII-O 'NEIEL'S ANTf-RHEUMATTC
IN MEDICINE, inalhe for Rhe.mafisn This aedr
cine has testimonials IN its favor from cIexymen physicians
and others than perhaps any other preparation now be the
public. u equally efracious Chronic,
tory and being solely arsgeabs PREPARATION restriction
diet need 10 observed during lie
certificates IN the hands Of the agents whch VIII he shown
with pleasure TO wishing sc their The high tsnns
and ~ tsc who have the and Me for
cbe IN which they wrtirn tho mos,
sceIsica ef the extraordinary virtues OFT preparation.
For SALE John Dsyes ook Store, 2oA Pearl Dooie ard
vermse ga sreenw,ch Hendsson Greene ccr 81 Broad,
way and Howard st., and ~ =. Raynor, 70 Bowsv
eQe 3ws
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
ME w YORK HERALD,
PASSAGE FROM IRELAMn-
III iii Iii

Hoeu communication by the Robin ION ine win Iiverol
FROM TIE PROVINCES OF LRINSTER UI SrER NUN.
STER q CONNA6GMr.
NE pDpcop respectfully inform many fends tIev en-.
1 now enter ~ early arrangements wSe os tie brneiR
~ y 1er families and relations ~ the first Spag int
ruary 1887 and will regularly every eve ar ar
aays !erwads, affodRg emeans the ana
most engibte conveyance they have.
with he propretors of the Robaons Liveroo
fork Lime passengers place every as
, y VIII be kindly dealt with and in doing will
ana v.xatous delays the selection
n. dpPoaties and aided by ignorant irresponsible and
~ & agents The steamers employed for the anco
Of wh VIII, pssS a are Of the ft grade anude boa
Munster and C0nnaught - 'so -N''-s's' o"s'
In relation tn q. :.
Notes ON the Mcssr Rotnsons 4 Dublin thew w;sh Il "a
oe Clearly understood they paid sight FROM carre q
aver province and cousy besides in al the Inland towns
ment. - - -" Ssoo s.ss~
Further particulars be asceaincd when ciycuas win r..
handed ON application Pearl IT, - :"
DOUGLAS, ROBINSON q CO. NY
ROBINSON Il BROTHERS, Bapkers Liye~ursrl
nSu ROBINSON d CO. Eden Quay, Dublin
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

HcsHAKsPEARE REFLECTOR y, ou the si,e
Of HARMoNY HALL, has been opened BY the subscriber
and VIII be condwcted entire plan, wla he iopos
Sli ve aasaction 70 his friends and she public soneray
Fish, Flesh, &C The bar will be furnished with the b~t OF IL
suosss Oysters served uE n the best styN
The srscrer formerly kept the PARK Boston and homes
by strict attention the 10 eri
ofptibhc patronage AMOS s. ALIIN
niI-Sm~ Shakespeare Refectory.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

lvols STORE, corner 1T Chatham and CIa,rI,ers 80, ~
y W has constantly ff sale evcen, ~
tne oowng 81 every siocks ana bsts asrevs
ana hh patent sctt cappor@ nvid tsrn,ns ar
nr ese nnn gunres screw plates stocks hammers
aul beves ~ spirit levels spoke slaves
circular SAWS turning laihes, vices, ,ne IN
srmens wod boxes to cutting Of al sizes m co. III
al rows cutinK uppers and pliers
SAVE pads oil stones draw knives planc irons non mi slee
sqaesphoow auRe ORA sIng tools shelters Patent a
gers caons makers clamps copper glue blow times a.
large assortment Of Planes, manufactured W. n
am-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02
HOUSE 4 LAND AGr@Ts-

a he M 10 Front street inform thar
~. I W general that they prepared receive ar
a ,, ~, ns sse collection Of
81 sou..storcs farms &C Arr orders lsft
a'o''"o' W 'he.i .,nces within promptly affcndedfo
.,sx NLWsoN a FLEMING, 20 NassasstNy
ana NO sFroDtst Brooklyn mex door TO the LII iRseh
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

SARp-s. W. BRYHAM aforms Nj. fr;end.
and the that since he has sold his nj
has completed his and alterations ORG es
nment NO 2oS Bowery. opposite Ryngon tonse-
quen,y ne better prepared the demands patross
on s more extensive scale aud with asso
cn oI pure and genuine Ctecnonary, wholesale retail
returns thanks fo the faiteng patronage NJ has
heretofore Bowery scam and
NO yos Bowery opposite TO Rivington 81.
JuyuBE PAS TE just mpot FranseSa superior ri.
Gle OF Jue Paste, for sale dboxe, wholesale and retail
3. W. u.
store.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-02

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST C0MPANY-Persons may effect with
this Company their lives the lives of others
for the whole dura ion Of life, orfo limited period The pay
ments OF premium be either made annually
Ppemiu onn Irodd doll fnxo
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OLD EsTABLIsHED MEDlCATED VA

III N II .
~ RsR BATHS, rs JOHN street, p. CARROLL returns
to the public and TO renlemen Of the
medical or the liberal patronage esab.
lishmcn which has ben operpt Upwards Of
the r Of giving IN anycaf dea, Of the MEDICINAL VIZ
been found safe 'hog powerful remedy all the following lis
eases .-Scoisa Cutaous di Rhhmass Gsut Incl
pcnt cnnco,s ti'rors Diseases III the
yo Affections OF the Liver Asthma, Sudden Debility
&C he has IN his the
ions regarding the safety and efficacy Of lis vspor Bath the
mot eminent physcans some Of which he submits the notes
have several occasions visited the vap Bath e sment
hn stres conductcdb BY Mr. Mrs Carroll and have entirely
saed myself that the Baths there with
ana attention Lex H. STEVENS, NJ ID.
can cheeuy state that have found ahss John street
wen attends to andevcy somfoh ofthc patients consulted
VALENTINE MOTT, M D.
Mn Caros vapo Baths IN John 4 and have ~ken Them irr
eueny my e upon sloccasions had TOD
the sn and attention vita WHICH they Wr- aud bs-
neve maj ~ thus esrcct M, chve nothing bede
The Baths constant readiness @ O'Clock in the NOR .nl
hl eociok st night Portable Baths competent persons 10
administer them sent part OF the city Brooklyn five
diT Tvs
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICES


rW See.Gge Pdssesgers from England Scotland pSkla
~ HI subscribers have made arrangements FIR eeifi-e
go out stssrsgs Passengers from Great Britain ireland
win rcmpness economy, ard comfort PERSON. wsk-
nF to sspdS Their friends BY applying at No 100 PINES
derate terms IN sses of the first class expense Will -
spared N The different ships by which tbs be re.
ceivea To insure To them comfort during the passage
all cases where the decline coming money will Be re-
turned Every fhcIluy will be obtaung inion,aon
PERSONS property &C England Ireland and Scotland We.
sells wteave Liverpool weekly that there be no deaen
on fo the s thosc engaging psssos
em to provide for the voyage Drafts will be given On the RI
William Mley, IS Eden Quay, Dublin.
John Hiram shaw Chichester Quay Belfast,
Matthew MsCann Steam Packet Office " exford.
John McAulf, Merchant Quay, Cork
Jctcr kcc2an, Yves street. Drogheda
John Best, Sugar IslarM Newry
d. Dougherty, Colornine
James Cairns Corn Market, Londonlerv
James Gibson. IS Radcliffe street. sligo
james FinDeIan Lacarrow.near Athjose
John M,mtngh, Ba lnacarey..
joseph Roman, Muliugar.
John Atkinson, Carlisle.
PANEL Wright q Co., 3 Robinson street, 0lasso~
@ who WIN aso give assistance forwsns ps,.,
tpost paid viii evy stfenticn En- me country.
o,ec. .hAWSoN NMURRAY, leo Pima 49, -
or 1877 81
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DISEASES OF THE EYR.-nr ELLIOTT. ocul

hlSEASES OF THE IL YE.-Dr ELLIOTT, Dc uls
and Professor Of Anatomy and Diseases of the Human eye
with weak namea eyes anyefcc vlsisn they
have new an opportunity Of getting their perfectly cured
D having studied under the ceeaied ocuss IN Burepe
and Of the best ~tof~ smith, Of the McsLca
College II Ohio enabled with confdencehat -
restore u SIGHT and short the
of the hitherto considered om his extern
sve and successful practice hande 10 NewIork and cscher
testify.
medium Spccpcc Glasses having the peculiar property ~ kep
the perfectly cool immediate
and the same time adjust to evy without Me
vt change.
y will himself f the Patent Glasses to suit She paicu,
defect
Price Of the patent glasses 81 Is, common DO y.
Patent Ointment Of
nation Of the Prize 50 cents per box, wnrauted
hdyeso the poor gratis the evening Of Monday "Wednesday
~ T. IN. removed Of Duane Entrance
A BERNErHY,s COMPOUND IIQuoRrcE COUGH MKT.
ASrHMAs III AND ONSuAlTrIONs THIS article has
boen l01h known and highly recommended by the most
cesp othat truly great retained p gnR pnbciy ~ the
by wh helccame Oft from spec 10 the feel
ng ofmany eminent sill sl bot q hong - The public
thysay, That II he could nsorta,y by other
he oft through simple mixture which would
~ h. evcfnduced 10 10 the ubhcD thousands and
IN Esrope knew Of the miraculous effected
by suplc Did not hesitate Is sterling for
single bottle, This article u offered 20 the
public low Of 70 cents bottle tsceky enabling
every invalid whether NJ poor. receive the bcue &c
centric, but good Abernctly = knowledge.
The Proprietor e.cctfy informs tho public that he has made
Ageut whose signature VIII accompany directions
without which,
sold wholesale and retail Also, HOpPEES, sway
and Franklin and A. uNDERiiiLL coper Nassa and William
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NJ sSE Advertisements "A BERNETHY's Cornpouns Ii
Qorce Cough Mixture Sd special en Bowery cor
has been Obliged OF the demand Of
point HOPPER. Broadway and Franklin ST. and UNDER.
hLLc@ Beekman and wniap sts Agehts for this Mixture
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o'ronu sugar ~ Honey, for Cosrhs. Ashrn.
all Pulsonay affections All tboss nliy fmsls s 40
~, cn. I'M, y me cne IN the more nausea
ca,cuie Ono ounce Of this article fr All thc
from Hcbs. WV as'e' '" my Con cctsonmads
Mm s p ance = highly approved and recommended BY the
medicine VII rs e n.y. shoud ocgrs bottle Of this invaluable
m E eoncen,rs,sd grm Price large botte
and Da Hart conner Brosaway and cha IMAM
corner aker 81 and Bewey shcnn ia sosl ~
New iok ~ ~ Rowl2Dd Wat,ingtsn ~ R,.s,s' 49,.
l dsl corner nh and Chsrnut philadelphia
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THE TEETHi-THE TEETH

'nE TEETHf-TTE TEErHu-THg TErruu,-
Mr. DAVIDs suyon Dentist, a Canal oorney 81 Msrrr !,
block west Of Broadway has rccd tho ux,re ~ s, -
ses, yrrItsae Teeth on tm IS 70 Ga asd VII T.
harR 70 sei nor a who Wy rShi.s him that rwice M
rlassns ganms hsscps and setting upon repss NJ
'P''"e'f"s'"''"''1" Wv. diva In
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subs -rsber has made arrangement. ~ e.nrA-
AZ orders IN The Mspping line the ncsie.i manner us
cr,nens may be seen at The Office. '' -
LfTHOGRAPHy-Allerders m I,c.yonhv .,,o,a.-s . Ia.
and despatch. " "s'ap"' ""e"sco w WE
great variety Engravss on and plaiu ana coio~ex .
DIR ed f@ices 10 dealers BROwNEA n rnSSmNrs' |"
Jyisy ,,s r.y.sD.
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NEW YORK a. BROOKLYN COAL CO.
snE citizens respectfully informed thahc in This
Company filing fast therefore persons who
wish To OF the stock and 10 have privilege
vot IN The choice N Duecto Treasurer,
delay cirSpca tons, sufficient number of shares
be taken authorize meeting Of the Stockholders
Applications for Shares will be adv
information be had al The Companys Office No
street from M WIn Humlord al the Merchants Exchange
News Room Me- David Evans Counsellor and Attorney
No "a City Hall Place where Drafts Of the Of ncoaon
the intended Bye Laws &c Of the Company may be
Dc dtslst JOHN u. BAILEY Secretary Pro Tenn.
lNTHE PR n6sprediy viii DO Puhlshod Part I
Vel ~ Of the Works of Ms AMELIA OPE containing Lady
Anne and Lady Jane, from " Tales Of Real Life" :.
This Par viii be accompanied by beautiful and valuable
Of t aoy erd au'pcss DIRECT from tho hands Of eminent
London artist and taken FROM tho original InintnE Austin and
hs Wife viii succeed Lady Anne and Lady Jane" and will
as6o part The admirable tale VI Temper which The
last Of the series from its unusual length will necessarily
in four parts when the whole will be completed Handsome and
uniform edition Or vols.
The vols which haye been aes,y completed may he had
the pdblshe 20 Ann a. bsndan eyery style comprising Vol
The Fashionable wifs and Unadonabie Madeline
The Bother and sister yolL Aaene Nude VIII out The
Nephew Love and Duty Tho DeaihbcJ Tee Black yevct
The Works Of Mrs Opie, lady and
ORIGINATING genius have een apped
OF genuine morality and Indispensable acquisition 10
every well ASSORTED library The subscriber ibcrcre invite
Me aftenof the public 10 TING cheap And csmrce edition
her W SANHt ORD. AIMS
"PAREEYs ALMANAC fer old md young Tor th year Iss7
NAV be obtained above, wholesale and rgtals
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- nsl+tiuHs nf"fns ms customers and The
cce,vme has usual supJy ycry surw @rs
20 m"ch APPROVED 81 the Last by conrne n ore
~ NY c"ai go q ~ the market Orders
NJ, TX NC ton Or earn wiytc received Nv 10 camp "a
y VI s,'er iS*c Copeland, Wal ~ sv c
', ,n.sa,f !" - h"sWst JAMES u. W. wIfrALT.
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, JAMES w. WEBB haviu, ,,le,

AMEs ~. MEHB having ,.ken tLs - :. G.
Sery occupied by WRIGHT ROWE Bros - . Ios-
@ ., sef leave to inform bis end, ana NY ,oaG t
or FL, s;I snas he mas opened with splendid
Article in his line o au sea- Cups, and every osh-
ne Slx rats are made on tho finest fur bodies which a
an s elastic and durable and ae %
where. s"o 49," cah before purchasing Che
N. B-The OH stock viii he sod cb..a
NIL sm JAMES W. WEBB, 4S Rsoadva s". a.. 60.