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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

'L.orlnlly deceived dolndcd and
,."''%''bursod lI,an the ciiizoos of hi.
''"""'uIry.2-itor the last six years they
s sv. increasingly been told by The
VS." s.aus of those IN power that tia
" ."'sn Of Bank Notcs had ceased
.oJ ,bat in u few months GOLD would
wv tho whole land and be-
oomc the mircrsat currency of the
Conlcderacy. 10 secure so dosira-
,lo state of things one disastrous
'yncrimcnt offer another was tried
~n and each time we were informed
,b,t orr pecuniary embarrassment
would soon cease and that.a long PEI
,;od of substantial happiness and
orosucrity would be ours. But what
the result of those promises after so
many wears of suffering? Gold and
SIyer in abundance? No--Bank
yotesdestroyed?1 No; Agricultural
or commevcial prosperity? No
none Of these things-but an edit
Gonal kiadef paper rags emitted
M the General Government itself!
The proposition ofthoso in power
10 flood tic country with ti0eire nit
Govs ofthese nem democratic rags
is thus rNiiculed by Daniel Web
sler:--
But now, sir, what sort of notes
does the Secretary propose to issue?
He proposes sir, to issue Treasury
notes ofsmall denominations down G.
ven as low asiWenty dollars not bear
Ing interest and redeemable a, no fix
ed period; they are to be received in
debts due to the Government: 6utare
not o.herwise1o be paid until at some
indefinite timethere shall be certain
surplus iii the'i'reasury beyond what
heSecretary may think its wants re-
quire. Now; sir this plain authentic
Natuable paper money; it is exactly a
new emission of the old continental.
1.-THE genius Of the old confederation
we're now to rise up in the midst ofus.
hcou!d not furnish as from the album
dant stores Ofhis recollection with a
more perfect'model of paper money.
ltcarries no interest it has no fixed
time of payment it is to circulate as
currency and it is to circulate on the
credit of Government alone with no
liked period of redemption! If this
oenotpaper money, pray sir, what is
it! And sir, who expected this?
Who expected that in the fifth year of
the EXPERIMENT. FOR RE
FRONINGWHECU RRENCYa and
bringing it to an absolute gold and
silver circulation the Treasury De-
partment would be found recommen-
dng to us regular emission ofPA-
rEh MONEY? This sir, is quite
new ne IN the history ofthis Government;
hoelongsto that ofthe Confederation
winch has passed away.-Soatbern
Argus.'
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
SA'n-ptasters By wholesale.
I from nine to Twelve Millions AP-
rkONED SfIIN-PLASTERs in
'ols to suit "THE PEOPLE" for
sale by
Wight, CAMBRELING& Co
Capitol Hill Washington.
RECDlH.FIEND ALTON.
We have examined the above
hanndsomelot ofSHEN-PLAsTERS'
cnered by Wright, Cambreleng s.
70; :; and confidently ecommendt them
M ~ x
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Administrator Notice.
7ippah County: " John p.

Tppah County w John p.
Wofford, deceased, late of the county of Tippah
and State aforesaid, made his certain last Will
and Testement on the 10th day of August in the
year ofcur Lord 1886, and thereby named and APP
pointed Benjamin Wofford senior, VIM. M. Wof.
ford and Isabella n, Wotford his true and lawful
Executors; and whereas Letters Iestementary Isl
sued on the 10Th October A. ID. 1887, to the a.
bove named Benjamin Wofford and Isabella N,
Woiford in due form of law:-These are therefore
to notify and request all persons indebted to said
Estate to make immediate payment; and all hay.
ing demands against the Estate must present
them properly authenticated within the time iimi.
ted by law or they will be forever barred. This
the 4th day Of November in the year of our Lord
1887. BENJAMIN WOFFORD Snr.
ISABELLA N. WOFFORD.
Executors.
Oct. Is, 1887. 14-4w
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'AUIII, OANGsSESELEINV q Go
Capitol Hill Washington.
RECOMMENDATIONS

- -RAA'AAIIs DA IOIF.
we have examined the above
l'aandsomelot ofSHIN-PLASTERS'
olered by Wright, Cambreleng 81
~ =. and confdentlyrecommendthem
S ~ inc "democracy Of Numbers" as
. .eIng far superior to any notes predi-
sa.ed upon specie basis. They will
@'lle same time meet the wants and
news OF the famed "MetalIic Curren-
~ and enrich all office holders of
novernment, who are fastidousIy OPP
t fs,, to honest speculation. The
S aaef contamination being one de-
h oduy 70 De wished-for by the whole
~. Of the faithful. The everlasting
Si,aatuae Of the "great democratic
,allly is due to the authors Of this
rsaE scheme which at length
''''zes the golden era" originally
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oIghOU:
WOODBURY..
Phila, I{eyaM.
NJ augustine, Sept. %, 1887.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT C.prupp
incomes.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Brig. Gen. Hernandez, returned
INTO town on Thursday last, from "a
mother successful expeditinn TO the
south. At Mantanzas the forces I'm.
der ms command discovered and Sc.
cured eight negroes belonging to
Messrs. Crugar and Depeyster, on
Frlday 22nd inst. who were sent to
town on Saturday. On Monday aE.
ternoon they succeeded in securing
CoachOochy, or Wild Cat. King
Phillips son and three other Indians
of considerable note. Wild Cat was
mounted on spirited horse, and at
tired in his native costume. he rode
into town with great deal ofsavage
grace and magisty.-His head dress
was a plume of white crane feathers
and silver band. He is now confn-
ed in the Fort, with his father: 1t is
sad he came in expecting that he
would be permitted to return; but he
now begins to feel some misgivings.
lie is anxious to return. and promis-
es to bring all the negroes and cattle
back. which have been taken by his
tribe. He isa valuable prisoner and
his safe keeping a matter of much
consequence.
There is much speculation as to
the course intended to be persued
towards him; but the belief is pretty
general that he will! not be permitted
to go. Phillip objects to his going
but wishes some other Indian sent.
1t is thought by some that Phillips
wishes ought to be consulted in this
respect. Others are of opinion that
as he came in under flag of truce
it should be held sacred.
An order was given some days
since by Gen. Jessup, for the trans
portation of the prisoners first taken
to Castle Pinckney, Charleston Har-
Dor. but the execution of the orders
has been suspended for the present.
~
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projected by tho ilIusirous iumblobag
Benton. WOODBURY.,
KENDALL,
BLAIR.
Highly important Nota Bcac,---
The officers ofgoyornment arc here
by earnestly advised NOT to receive
their sallcrlos in Shin-plastcrs, ~ by
insisting On specie, they will superad
from ton to twelve per cent to their
incomes. Signed:
WOODBURY..
Rila, HeraM.
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
SA'n-otasters By Wholesale.
from nine to Twelve Millions AP-
tkONED SiIIN-PLASTERS in
'o,s to suit "THE PEOPLE" for
sale by
Wright, CAMRREIING g. Co
The herald., 1837-01-28

LANGUAGE.-We would invite the attention Of the Teach
10 the French Grammar by Mr. j. r. wERZBlCKI
lished by sandfcsd formerly J. q sandord calulaied
upercede all books Of that that found
et at present and there doubt that will become popa
lar the than there which
all difficulties with which English pupimeets here wall
sy OF them Until was thought that an Eng
shnan could not learn the aoL the French Language
without hearing who correctly himself but Mr.
WieTzcks Grammar teaches the taacy Of that spno for
the fact s that until now there was no that gave any sat
all rules that there the language, do he speaks
asut letter giving its sendJ much that we wiz
hesitate 10 that good
nuncaon Of French without teacher though true that
that ncy Of the pronunciation which be described IN
way but acquired and appreciated only BY the ear e 70 he
ed by the hearing Upon the whole the rules that
he hc author will enab every be by
Frencnan He likewise made classification OF The Grf
Gle which canne be found elsewhere that article the OF which
puzzles Engishman that attempts 4 speak French Like
wise he gives rules what order the French words ought tobe used
in order make sentence ts csmot be found
other finally the arrangement that pervades his
and easy calculating to facilitate the study
ofhat beautiful language for the pupil and lessen the labor OF the
teacher and confident s that wl Moth
ing Of ourselves b ss candid pesa of the TEACHERS, for
satisfied they will he pleased with ndeed bids fair
supeccde all others can be had wholesale retail the Of
hce Of publication 2s Ann st. NY.
INST w. sANDr0RD.
The herald., 1837-01-28

TWATER's PATENT HALL AND PAR
"A LOR STOVE5To which The CHEST premium awarded
at the late air ~ the American Institute, contain the folio wing
important improvements:
conbna,n of draughts arranged that tho fue be
burned with great rapid medium slowly
All the heat from the aRbcs Of comhus le
directly fom the smoke chimney adjoining
VI e heat be retained in the here the
a be f. red.
the othesc dauekts fire may all extisguihed in
the cha rol combustion without e OF particle
coal or ashes rom the and without dust wha
conn elno BY this combination of aushts he fire
usual way or be ighed ON lhe top and made TO burn
dnwnwa o. io gh tho whole Of Goals, tn fame gas
passing sut trsgrhth bott OF the base
Oh into the smoke should the coal any time in
the bottom o IN when the fire burning the d,aght NAV
be tunsd downward all The dull coal
obeco lg tied.
In the of these daugs the he brought to pnss over
every inch the Hdltng surface the all
bo'on and sides ands uniformly tduse d. give very
mild and pleasant heat.
confidently believed that these constructed on
principles differing from Others known Others
the otdaits aating uracc for equal
zng and exi ustsy the heat the Of the
AR 70 desc nd 10 he lowest possible c'ecniay
pa tons ious and eeg calculated or
Churchss Halls Puurs Offices Cha bors, &c The castng.
are suee TO any others the market and the sheet
highly omamenfed
The stoves ecomrrcndtd giving heat from given
quantity OF coal and being eer from duet than others
They a times be Water street
where thsy are for sale by the SUI scrbcrs.
lasw II. ATwArER q CO.
The herald., 1837-01-28

Tue LrrERATrnE or THE SEA.-Rufus Choate de-
hvered a lecture few days since, (says the Boston
Gazette on the above subject before the Boston Ly
ceum at the Odeon, which was crowded in every
part, by attentive and delighted auditors. The lee
turc was splendid one-full Of Imagination and poe
try-and ntcrspersed with beautiful images. He
spoke Of the sea fit locality for story ofexciung
nercst-and thought that naval life supplies an abun
dance of the rqh, kind of material for works of imag
nation and taste. He spoke Of the many interesting
associations connected with the sea, its subinity-its
dcpth--its indestruchbiity-its vast expansion-the
beauty Of the waves, which had been POLITICALLY de-
scrIbcd as the laugh of the sea He spoke Of the
MedIteranean-and the mythologcal associations
connected with il by the ancients-and conrasted the
supersttons Of the inhabitants Of the rich and fruitful
shores which border the Mediterranean the birth place
Of TIE Queen of beauty, and their beautiful grottoes
,heIr Tntons, and Mercedes, and Syrens, &c, with
,he more wild and terrific superstitons Of the inhabi
ans OF the dreary coast of Norway and the Orkneys
whose lmaginaons prsdsced only scaly horde OF
e'ganuc mo sters. He spoke Of the towns and cities
ooiusrng on the sea, as containing population al
ways favorable TO intelligence and liberty The lee
'ure was delivered in Mr.. Choate's happiest style.
The herald., 1837-01-28
nISEASEs OF HEEYE.-pr gIIIoTr oc,

II,
- hs and Prsfessor V ie Anatamy and Of me
Human eye, St3 oadwDy rnshte Duane street
Prom " Undivided attention. rnay the
most celebrated Ocusis in Europe and Amsnca
extensive and tu practice the pr
confidence that hc the Diseases OF the
Sfdphyiomn -
SpECTAC EsTbe patent, beautiful, transparent medium
Spectacle nsses having the cuar property keeping Me
perieety cool, giving immediate ard permanent ease and
at the time without tina chang
b. D. p will himself 1T the Pasat Glasses su the par
ticllar defect. -
Dr. hegs 10 state that he attends and
The herald., 1837-01-28

~ MEMS BOOT AND SHOE sreRE, No 5 Beckman 81
Clinton HAL New York, III ak-rhe subscriber grateful
Tor the ssne shed patronage ived opening
above store would respectfully nf1m hs friend. h- public
IN general that he kees hand and
ing prime article of wate proof Boots Of French
which have gwen great sa faction for those who
have tncn
Dress Boots Of superior workmanship ard finish and Opera
Pump that received esreciry the silver Medal Of the AHscan
Institute, at the late Far Al Niblo.
Sanses vIsiHg III city viii find 10 their advantage call
as much attention y paid 10 transient customers
A orders thankfully receiv and pusctuay attended
B-A good ncnt of Over shoes for reduced
I'm
The herald., 1837-01-28

: nEAP GOODS, AT D. v. HENRouEs co iss
u Bo.d~ay-su w. uch BcriOo at fssj do. Wssd: 0W
S. Ensn.h - chs, ~sa g ,srd 'c.sndd Lvssrvs
a. a. rrnch Pnni. Iimh d.. injured s'bs es plain
90 fsr Lining v gmkrocr~s ~ Nv keds Gloves 10 u -
h.r~ kc As if.0
The herald., 1837-01-28

LAvoa AND Ssow FAr.--The Magazine of Health
says .Lar lhter s one Of the greatest helps 10 di-
gcsipn Langn, T,oshsi while asur 10 fo,r,ecn dol
thing else in properhon. - ~
The herald., 1837-01-28
xUOOD,s ,sCAHPENTERs, a MECHANIC,

w ToOL STORE of Chatlam and Chamber ecss "
Yesk W has constantly fa sale excellent
the following descuptpn, stocks and hits augc
ce and plates stocks and dies
azs bcycs spirit levels bunishers spoke
circular turning athcs, vices, measuring da~
sscnts, wood soses 10 cutting OF al ses ~
drill pliers, nltrc
peas OIL stones draw knives, pane non and steel
hollow dra ING tools She patent
cabinet makers clamps, co~pe glue blow pipes &C
It- barge ASSORTMENT OF Planes, manufactures bv
Baldwin. New yovk. d2o sms
The herald., 1837-01-28
HOUSE A. LAM ACE<Ts

k having Established Branch oftheir Ohee
bookyn NO sfrsnt street respectfully inform their irerds
and me public ~ general that thsy
sers tor the sale and OF
letting and renting OF houses farms Any orders f
atehcr VI Their offices willie promptly attended
- NEWSON a FLEMING % Nassas. ST. ". Y.
and No sFrontst Brooklyn ,ncxtdoorto the LII Bank
The herald., 1837-01-28
DHKENOLOGY, WITH CORRECT Pm
I AND OEFICE.

/ AND OFFICE.-JOIIN \. BOGARDus, Attorney
- and Councillor az Law Clinton Hail. No Bcek.ian street,
opposi,e the Brick Church d.er city o New York sno Mis-
souri, Arkansas Military Bounty General Land office, a. Vest
Agency.
Paisnts sbained and titles perfected Cor soldiers their
either lat Rcyoutionary-2d Late wafad CANADIAN Vslun
teusith Enalsh Rearres from the " q Cannaa ard
Nova Scotia 5h Dcsccrs tom tho British The is N
all the above Titlcs 10 lands fei Tor n ayen
oftas eclaiued7h He unaef ennlsd 10 lands od o
tascssth Those who parted with Their DISCHARGES wfanis
titles before he reclaim the same sh lanN
n the several and Terocsm ~ States Canada Nova
Scotia and Texas bought and ssd exchanged aSs pd ad
titles nve ated obtained and perfected on appicaon to @
Office
the United states and shc genecn
fowarng and acting agents IN Their
several sections of cou.y vii b. enid 70 70 per cent on all
commissions Commune aiions post paId
- Valuable farming lard for sale the State sf pos zoe
sections els fcm - 10
towns and sbcrvse Also, Missouri and Akan
sas dssN
The herald., 1837-01-28
TO REAL EsTATE BROKERS'.

MA IAL rsi AIt; bRokERS.
NAfs.-i subs riher ms hado arrangements
" all orders IN he Mapping line the manner Spe.
clmens may bc The office
LirHOGAPHY-Als IN Lithography attended 10 ,h
care aid despatch = 80
great variety Of Engavsgs hand plain cooreJ
auoed riccs 10 dealers. BROWNE q REDMOND,
Ulsy lis Fulton II.
The herald., 1837-01-28

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST COsPANY.Persons may efiest assurances with
this Company their lives the lives of others and either
for the whee dra ion Of life, for limited period The pay
ments OF premium may be either made annually
PnmluMs hnndrcd dollars for
The herald., 1837-01-28
EOsTER,s COMMErCIAL SCHOOL. "a:

broadway, fo the reception Pupils evening
where genllea qualified for meran lie supr-
and expeditions manner Pennlan nip Arifh
etfc aud ping By 9ou. Entry tauR, upon The
most np,oycs syst and much less than usually DC
voted 10 hat purIesc.
PENMANsHp taught ufon o'igi al and improved plan
which has stood the rence and received ,hc
unqual cd obaton o competent ladgcs fmue upoo
slmp. rational capable the mos.
of the
BOOK KEEPING applied q slani and reign trade and
Commercial Arithmetic the short methods cn loved by
Merchants and Brokers for the nd the
cacu aon. Of ccniagc, rcrs s pariicu
lar attended To- ard the most approved mchod a Arranging
merchants accounts IL CLEARLY excmph.
The learner opens and balances complete Of
Books, which combined all that can nssly
In Business and Book keeper the most
extensive mercantile es nhlishmenis
, Each rupl u taught diyidunly, and In
atfucon, afternoon and Ladies receive
lesson. m rehmanship their residence ~ aurcd
- Pospcctgses o had sy spp ing 10 Nj Foster
class soms is3 oadway over tue Duggisi Store jas
The herald., 1837-01-28
D-sHAKsPEARE REFECTORY Y ,oa the sit

nCSHAKSPEAREH REFLECTOR ,on the site
OF HARMONY HAIL, has been opened by the subscriber,
and viii be conducted entire pan whi he hopes
will give satisfaction TO his friends and the public seaeray,
hs Will always keep the best the market affords
Fish, Flesh &c. The Bar will be furnished with the best Of
suors Oysters served up IN the best style.
Meals can be had at all hours a moments notice.
The subscriber formerly kept this Park Hall Boston, and hopes
by strict attention to the csnfo Of his
OF public patronage. AMOS >. ALLIN,
ni7-sm- Shakespeare Refcctory.
The herald., 1837-01-28

Meney received deposit by the Company and held
trust upon which interest will be allowed as follows:
Up,n any sum over sico inedeemabe for year.. per
loc = for months, 4 per oL
100 for 2nerahs per st.
TRUSTEES.
wm Bard, Samuel 'rhsmpson, II c. DeRbam,
Thomas W Ludlow, Isaac Bronson Jonathan ioodhu9
VIM H. Lawrence, Peter Remsen jaime Mcbride,
Jacob Louilard, Stephe. Warren, John Rathbone, jY.
John suer, James Kent y. q. Stuyvesant
Peter Harmony. Nathaniel Prlme Thomas J. Oakley,
y. Ven RENSSELAER,, N. Devereaux, Stepben Whitney,
John Cosar, Benz. Knower, John j. Astor
Tbos Suffem Cuban c. verplanc, BeNi T. swan
Jno. Mason, CorueLss w. Lawrence.
r A. NICOIL, Secretary.
Hr ID. ATKINS, Physician to the Company. ns4 If
The herald., 1837-01-28

~ respectfully informs his and the public that he ha
commenced his usual supply Of that
k coal much approved OF the last y consumers pre-
ference coal market Broken Egr or
Nut by the ton will he received by A. DE Camp
~ Wall street Russell Copeland ~ WI either the
yards J23 VI ti3 Hudsonst. JAMES ID. W. wHirALL.
t0u.
The herald., 1837-01-28

nEA CARDS W. Mrespec,falviaferm his friends
and the public that has sold his
has completed hs enargements and alterations hrs
tabl-hmen No 2os Bowery opposite To Rvpgtoa st.
auen he better prepared the demands his
on W more extensive scale ADD with
ment OF and Confectionery Wholesale and retail
= D. sturns thanks for the haenr patronage he has
beretofore experienced Bowery camC
No 20s Bowery opposite to RivIngton st.
JUJuBE PAS ~, mportedfrom Frnngc-a
Gle OF Juube Paste, fer sale As above, wholesale and cia
W. n.
The herald., 1837-01-28

nLD MALT wHIskEY.-Ho,el keepers v 10 v'.s
- 70 suepy ef custorner wth cd tsh whsAcy Pnnch
ev pupebeons ofbe veiy ~ ~ whshey whch ~ .R ssh
on cral e~ms LYNCH co. once, 80 Csdafst
The herald., 1837-01-28
PETER BURNETT,
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corner Of Nassau and Pine sfs. Cify Of Neso Ysrk.
The Proprietor OF the above establishment his
thanks the public for the liberal which has been
sustained has been under his direction and hopes that his
future system oil will his friends that he
leave nothing undone his merit contnu
of their patronage.
The Hotels adjoining the Custom House. and within
walk of Wall Broadway and other principal bu
consequently sve convenient for boseg nemsn
the upper othc city Breakfast can be obtained
at Refecory oil hours from A. NJ tall noon and dinner from
noon till r. NJ Proprietor feels warranted in that ms
tables supposedly hmenI
In the city.
Arrangements have been made with agents in the country by
which t House Hotel will future be suppkcd With the
earliest fruits game other deea of the
importing house il th. city, for constant
supply of the and liquors. JAMES HORN. J
J73m
The herald., 1837-01-28

ET NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES G. DECKER,
W inform his friends and the public that he has received
fresh supply OF rst rate OYSTERS, and ready them
Frici Stewed Roasted and Prkeo, the liberal
at the shortest notice Please apply al i35 Fulton street
The herald., 1837-01-28
JAMEs DRYspALE., yE,E7,SARY suRol

AmEs ~, sad wabns,sn stress H.. na,sd
:. r,C 49, % M 20 nos, Bowry where h. has Veterinary
,,saty With IN s du cts including 70 m horse shochs.
I,r Ls oL . done the mpst approved scca f Principles.
~ so er stsady cshss Horses lame FIRM corn.
e, .l,rtso.s ter lod
above iis re hs ceved premium at the TIVE las fsus
nj ,be rer,c an fsstltuts
o '"e LANES DHyspALB vetcr nary surrsor.
Price fshoc"g rx tremoves s7i CENTS Shoes Ts- one
49,, hsshe~s. st Is. psms
The herald., 1837-01-28

LETTER OF JoHs RAsDoLrH.-We have procured
and present to our readers (omtiing few sentences
Of intercst) ono If the letters Of the late John
Randolph, according 10 our promise OF Monday. Few
letters more amusing than this have probably ever
been written - Richmond Compiler.
ROANOKE, Saturday, Dec. IL, 1881.
Half past H.
Dear M -: On taking out my chariot this
morning, for the first time since | got home, from
your house, to clean il and the harnass-(for this
dreadful spell of weather has frozen us all up until
today,) s knife found in the bottom Of the
rage where i must have dropped from shallow
walstcoat pocket as got in at your door, for mis-
ecd the knife soon afterwards. When got home
had the pockets Of the carriage searched and every
thing there taken sut-ans il was not sntil John had
searched strictly into my portmanteau and bag, ia
The herald., 1837-01-28

offer for sale the lowing articles bite Ginger Root ia
maica opt-Bgundy Pitch. English superior for plusrrs
Vanilla Beans, pme-Whc Wax W boxes of 10 a No. each
German Coogn, Fana warancdfooth Brushes French and
English, made To efde asssrmcnt-Seidtz Soda
Powders cafefsy put :. supc Medicine Ghosts
reat variety terms which will e filed 10 order
tee fr sh- and Misunderstanding Panaeea and vernure al
siaolers pces-Tatac AcdSupcr Carbonate soda &a
q
The herald., 1837-01-28

nCMessrs. WRIGHT ROWE bcss leave 10 nform their
enas the putc that they disposed OF their stock asd
store, adway and Casa have opened
oaday where they keep the most splendid assortment Of Hats
and Fur Caps IN the Aty. - -
WRIGHT q ROWE.
The herald., 1837-01-28

I'D SEE Advertisement BEtNETHY'S Copp~und Ii
Cough Mixture sd special cowcry
Grand has been oacd consequence OF the great demsod Of
this Medicine thc west VI the
point HOPPER Broadway and Franklin ST., and UNDER
HILL, Bcekman and William Agents for tins Mixture
matt
The herald., 1837-01-28

i STONE, PLUMBER d NGiNEER, 20 Broadway con
tnues 10 arturc hrs much approved paen Water Closets
which able either fpf dwellings
hthefion ed both cer
10 sction P.rabe wster fever dc.cnpou
CAUTi N.-imItoved Force PumSsJ = takes opporu.
py stating that he u the original ffs above
Pnmps and that they madc OF the bt q
and ofthn Copper tubes and solder the
lic.
P.S AsJ = manufactures every article he he
enabled the following than
other tbs VIZ Ba h. water Closets Pumps &s
m
The herald., 1837-01-28
ADV MONTAaUE,s coNporNp cmN

~ SOAP plCe 50 cents For btauiiiyng ihr fp.A"n re-
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