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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-31

The LEGISLATURE AND THE BANK QUEsTIoN-
The Loco Focos in the Legislature have.been most
signally defeated in their intriguing attempts to
press the Wing members to sanction the suspension
of specie payments by the banks During the late
contest in this State, the Wings were, and ever
since have been, charged by the subsidized presses
with countcnancing and desiring to legalize~ the
course pursued by the banks, in their suspension
an attitude into which they were forced by the
whitening experiments Of the administration, upon
which all the evils resulting therefrom are directly
and honestly chargeable. And, thinking they could
dupe the Wings in tho Legislature readily as
they had portion of the people in this matter, the
Vanies attempted in every possible manner that
cunning could devise, through that paragon and
high priest of locolocoism from Norwich to COM
pei the Wings TO rally in support of projects for
chartering banks and to legaze the issue of
irredeemable bank paper. But in this they have
been foiled, much TO their chagrin and mortifca-
ton. What will these demagogues, who aim to
secure political promotion by of no bank
party, have to talk about and humbng the people
with at another election? They will be out of fod
der. Starvation must ensue
Upon the resolution, that it was nexpedient TO
charter any new banks at the present session, only
SO members voted in the affirmative-embracing
more than Two thirds of each of the two political
parties. Let the Van Buren, presses cease their
ISLANDERS upon the Wings, and read their lectures
TO the members Of their political party who
voted in the negalve-about half of the SO, we I'M
derstand, are ofths party.
This vote is not understood as expressing the o.
pinions of the representatives upon the expediency
or inexpediency of banks, only at this time Prob
ably not twenty of those voting in the affirmative
could be named who entertain opinions opposed to
sound safe and judicious banking sysem;-and
indeed, no intelligent man can be found among us
who is not decidedly in favor of banks, chartered
under such restrictions will insure the safety of
their issues There is no State in the Union in
which the banks in Il better condition, IN which
there is stronger confidence, at home and abroad
than the banks ofVermont. Their paper, general
~, is current in all parts of the country and they
VIII doubtless resume specie payments simultane-
ousIy with other banks in the country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-31

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. Through the poteness
OF friend we have been favored with Catalogue
Of this institution for 1897 The number of med-
cal students is 90. Undergraduates-Seinor Glass,
AZ; Junior, So Sophomore, 81; freshmen, "a
Oftho whole number connected with the College
81 are from this State. Probably at former pc
Rod of its history has Dartmouth College been in so
hourishng condition is this time attribute
bic, doubtless in degree to the persecutonsit
has lately experienced from portion of the citizens
of the State in which it is located, from political
considerations 1t is almost the only institution
in the State that has not fallen victim to the re-
forming crusade of the dominent political party
1t stands firm as has been its independence, high
above the HILLS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-31

VERMONT UPON THE SUB TREASURY BILL-The
vote of the members of Congress from this State to
ten thousand Government officers, more or
less, receivers and repositories of the public
revenue, stood follows in the House. Those
named the left hand voted to lay the Bill on the
table, (Which is equivalent to arejection) and the
person named on the right voted in favor ofthe bill
against laying it on the table.
w. Sade, Isaac Fletcher
Hcman Allen,
Horace Everett,
Absept-Hiland Hall
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-31
Isaac Fletcher.
THE STATE HOUSE.
Absent-Hiland Hall.

Mr. YOUNG, who was appointed agent to superin
tend the erection and completion of the State House,
has made report to the Gov ernor. exhibiting the
amount expended since the passage of the act au-
thorising its erection. In addition to the $4,000
already expended, Mr. Young asks further appro-
priaton of $4,000, TO complete the House. The
following is his statement of expenditures
Available Funds for building State House.
Nov. 3, 1882, the Legislature appropriated $4,000
Montpelier paid 5000
NOV z, 1898, the Legislature appropriated 10000
Nov. 4, 1884, $4,000
Nov. 10, 1885, 10000
NoY. IL, 1886, 25 900
Making the whole amount of available
funds up to this time for building
:, State House, $4,000
has paid $4,000
Leaves appropriated by Legislature, $4,000
The former Superintendent expenditures were as
follows, viz M%
From the commencement of the work to Oct 1879
r, he expended ~ $15,99O IS
expended, 24713 26
From Oct 90, 1884, to Oct. 20, 1885. 3i'76i 70
From Oct 20, 1885, to Nov. l, 1896,
| Gncluding what now remains in his
hands9 2s,375 %
from Nov. 1, 1886, to Oct. Is, 1887, $4,000 90
Making the whole amount expended
up to Oct Is, 1887, $12s,73O 60
Which being deducted from $3.50 900.
leaves amount of available. funds as
above $l,269 50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-31
To the Editor of the Caledoniau.

olr-Ihe friends of emancipation, held meeting
In Newark on the 18th Sept, 1887. Aninteresting
ADDRESS, on the subject of slavery and its abolition,
was delivered by Rev. VIM. M Coy, which left an
impression on the minds of the people, favorable to
the cause of immediate emancipation. society
then formed, based upon the principles of modern
abolitionism, to be governed by the following per-
sons as officers of the society.
ELEAzER PACKER, President.
JAMES DEXTER, Vice President
Amos PARKER, Secretary and Treasurer.
DEMING DExTER,\
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-31

The Governor of Maine has appointed the Both
day ofNovember to be observed as day ofThapks.
giving.
Thursday the 9TH day of December, is appointed
to be observed as day of Thanksgiving in New
Hampshire
The herald., 1837-03-03

il scene of desolation and ruin Their houses mill
outbudngs, fences and pickcts were burnt and their
improvements totally destroyed. Their farms were
rendered useless and they srp of the proceeds
Of year labor. They searched in vain for their
tie their herses and h-gs they had been destroyed by
the savages, ar used for food by the Rangers. The
dcsolation of the Peruque village was so complete,
and rs rum SO total that of the inhabitants ever
removed their families to their favorte homes
Forfifleen years afterwards, Peruque village was
entirely uninhabited, and it is only till within few
years past that or two French families have again
settled on the spot where the village stood Its former
inhabitants sought other homes in the vicinity of St.
Charles, and being in INDECENT circumstances, encum-
bered with large families, ignorant OF our language
and laws, they have hitherto either sought or
obtained compensation for their losses from thego-
vernment to which they were transferred As their
losses sustained in consequence of the attacks
Of the enemy, against whom it was the duty Of the
Government to protect them, by their properly be-
ing used for the gallant and hardy Rangers, who were
stationed for the defence of the frontier and after they
had been compelled unwilingy to abandon their vii
lage justice would to require that they should be
remunerated at the expense of the nation.
Such was the history of Peruqae village, and it is
similar to the history sfmany of the ancient French
villages, for whilst some of them have grown to be
feurshing cities, others to this day literally "De-
serted villages whose history romantic and inter-
esting, but at the same time true. A
The herald., 1837-03-03
TIL Il E. YE.

nR. ELLIOTT, Ocaist, Professor Of the anatomy and
- diseases ~ He Human eyc-Pom ~ years undivided
and study nnde the celebrated Ocusis
Europe aud Of he best Amscapfoesso snitk
Meilc College of Ohio-wa the and
the pr asserts with confidence that he
the msst dangesoas and csnc diseases Of tbs wu
opsaticn of bipdncss,
Caeraet, CorecfonifG gnd ErffrOpiusn.
sPEcTACLEs. Els ratet beautiful, transparent medium
Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property " keeping
peresty cool giving immediate and enanen and
tho without Of chapge
D. T. will himself adjust the Glasses, suit the pasuiei
feet .#+r
inIcrectho vision only Office soa Broadway private
la Duane rtrect f25tf
The herald., 1837-03-03
TO THE TEACHEns OF THE FRENCH

w nk1 AAAOHEA6 ON IH h FhENOH
LANGUAGE-We would invite the attention Of the Teach
10 the French Grammar by M< WlERZBlCk pub,
hshed BY Sandfosa inney W sandtord cslulated
tc sapercede all books OF that that found IN the
et at present. and there no doubt that will become very po
all difficulties with whc English pupilmeets here wall
city some Them Until i was thoue Eng
sman could learn the alton of The French language
without hearing who city hnse bat Mr
Wierxbcks Grammar teaches the faacy ofihat spnon M
the fact tAat until there that sat
ifacory rules facilitating dc dicuy his the con
all rules that there The uo he speaks
abSat ctter its soun muck So that we VIE
net hesitate that every may ecaue good pro
nonciauon Of The French without teacher that
that ncty OF the which be described IN
way but acquired and appreciated oy by the left be learn
cd the hearing Upon The whole the rules thai
he e auho will enab be Understood hy ev9
Frenchman He likewise made Of the ar!i
Gle which be found that article the OF wlnch
puzzles every Engsman that attempts speak French Ike
wise he gives rules what o the French words osg obc used
in order 10 make neAgbe sentence s be found IN
any other grammar finally the that pervades his
sfammar is new and ensy cacslarg to facilitate the study
OF hat language for the pupil and lessen tseabo Of the
teacher and we so confident oft merits that viii Moth
ing OF ourseyes but sos candid peusa Of the teachers fot
we are satisfied they will be pleased With sdeed bids fair 70
spefccde all others be had wholesale Of
mas tt W. SANFORD.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
TRUST CoMPANY--P effect lnslrances with
this Company their lives, the lives Of Others and either
for the whele duration Of e for limited period Tho pay
mcus OF premium may be either made annually
The herald., 1837-03-03
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

CerHer Of Nasscu and Pine sts City Of Netr York.
The Proprietor Of the above establishment returns his sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal which has been
sustained has been under his direction and hopes that his
future system of management viii convince ks fes that he
determined teeave nothing sndone his merit contnu
ance Of their patronage.
The Hotels Immediately adjoining tho Custom House and within
minutes walk Of Wall Broadway and other principal bu
consequently convenient for those gentlemen
who reside the ofe CITY, Breakfast be obtained
at the Reectoy M hoxn from A. NJ inoen and dinner from
till The Proprietor feels waraHed in saying that m
tables furnished establishment
in the city.
Arrangements have been made with agents the country by
which the Cusem House Hotel will future be supplied with the
earliest fruits game and other deeacs Of the various
and with eminent importing house the city, for constant
supply Of the choicest asd liquors. JAMES HORN Jr
Ann
The herald., 1837-03-03
-no LOTS LOTS At At WyyEEssTI, Y 4 a, HH0E99AEs.

CVU aud other. are nrred ~ clnesence of the
th- induced 70 oer Of the above o for se
the mos, aceommesa,ng lern' 70 those who will Immediately
ard about 50 rods firm the Eysaa fe d. situated y and
even elevation ro health & AL sag es.no
he together Of NeS York Brooklyn, with
fn ss >" he above a 70 aos c,cc one third that
"Ts sssy Ia % ?Ss ssase ns ss s %
'arase s my - 2wn OF visiting 81 % 'he 700.
-Pers ns PURCHASING and wishing ~ contract will have
beautiful and coayeni&nt cottage butt too tcn at from
Also small 70 let together with suitable gardens
tacLcd Possession given ist Of April and May fi7in.
T,O HOUSE AND CHURCH BUILDEHS.-
Kind Of ac Furniture u.cd IN Houses or Churches. such !"
DSs rss R sSss i or Ss% % lost Sps
ysr which estny I sy ,o to rs,sa meta r
.ci aadsncc the prce this metal 10 state e ye Ls
hs plated % wsIs G hsc : .odsq 81 s s wef %
pes Houses invited 10 cSane the specimens Of the
''' "sss 'is: S. fis s'sfi m Broadway
LCOsTEIt,s COsfMEKCTAL SCHOOL, Is3
. s9 @ mecspe o .
nor ard expeditions ranne pen,nanh Coonasyescl Arit
mosmpoyed syssms and N much less time than usually de
PENMANsYP taught an o'ir.sl md improved ELAN,
which hs stood e est Of time and espence and received tho
stumble and rational prsces and capable Of changing the most
ler Hand Writing and substituting an elegant and mastery
BOOK KEEPING applied 60 aau and frirn trade, and
Comncrcia Arithmetic the short mchVs pnoyca BY
MERCHANTS and Brokers for the saunoao merchandise md the
calculations Of cenare, tsiest &c are parH
larry attended TO- and n most approved method Vt arranging
merchants accounts u ccarly exenpifsst
The balances iva eofnPee seis OF
Books, which cembind ~ transactions that possy
business and r pn dto act as Book kcepcrn the most
extensive mtrcanile esie1lishsnepts.
- Each rupi L taught ydasy and %, ,in caiscs In
cssSSs II Penman,hp Il her tcsiieHc, IL required
Prospect ;es my be hubby 9Pe.9s e en- NJ fe'er a. rs
KEEP YOUR FEET Dm "" Halo, lend you
IN will rp wet fct II yo there, sad gnon one ~
my customers There ssd e, for have psif
fRicaarls Wate Pio,f 10 is on Rcirdsi whas TINS HI
chas Why hs kceps the ,g AT gssoriment o WaierPno
Boas and so the city Canal street" "Thauk
| will have a pair bef re night" Rccolect
RICHARDS. No 2os Canal street.
IA snlendd tncnt ~ Ladies' and tientcmens and
Children India R-ber Bpes and spcaIso a kuds nf Water
Proof and shoes dc india Rub Cloth faced buskns
ai Ladies' AND Gentlemcn Water Patent Mockases
or over Cok Socs, &c Ony call and viii
tn largest mcnt hest utais tho lowest prices ever
heard af wa'o poo Roots only % 50 10 " 50 good
"'op" ORCHARDS, No IN scsnsls,rrct,
The largest Mlnafsctuer and oldest noss ~ the block
ni.Q
The herald., 1837-03-03

n DUxLDER,-Tbe updersfned having favorable ar
- Engagements fr quantity ofbdDg materials, 10 able 10
for few Dwell Stores on the most vorabe and sc
eesmostas specifications Designs, &C furnished oem
DAME, HuBBELL, n New IT.
References. w. Beuedict 30 Wall st Blm'
The herald., 1837-03-03

WARDS HAIR O1L.-TNcse-, article now in nae fos
w roronx the rrawh sni rf-g glossy sppesr.
TO the h~r, For sale al HOFpERs pssrescy, No.
Broadway, ofrrsakn st Price per bottle slay
The herald., 1837-03-03

tIc BE 1T KNOWN TO ALL MEN that DRUGGIST
Drag Store keeper any wise connected with
modcse, all wed to sell the genrine PILLS.
although well known b. that there scarcely Drug
Store but what cTO THEIR ETERNAL SHAME BE 1T sPO.
KENJ sell the counterfeit article. f2v~2m
The herald., 1837-03-03

I'D WHERE Is THE NoNsENSE ofihc idea that PURGA
ToN viii all the i which flesh hcl II allowed that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth the frame OF man. namely tho
rais. This known be nlh-Gn aotced truth; and Who
ever has followed thoroughly the prcpe of PUgGAToN
with the RIGHT PURGAT1vE a invariably ensured sound
health To what prave doth fame pointl To the Pills known
BY the name Of BRANDRErH.
q f...
The herald., 1837-03-03
. OLD EsTABLISHED PACIz at OF.

HyN OLD ESTABLISHED PACI IA s.T OF.
sxEk1 FlCE ,f Pine and South rcoisfe skcri
bers continue TO bring out steeag- Passengers 4om
ueai htain and Ireland in ships OF the first class prompts
;sJ M and comfort Persons Wishing to send r their
ena ey applying at tins Office their
vol IeaoTele terms Tue ssieso line wi leave Ivepool
wSAy, anu those that
VIII meet with no delay In 81 where per-
sos csnng the wlhe refunded Those
lshhs ~ embark ior the did he
tn@ regular Liverpool packets, sailing sh 18TH s4th ana sot
and 20fh Of each mepih "
the accommodation Of those
nerds who may wih 10 send the money n4le them
10 poyide Tor the drafts viii b. the following
merchants "a agents and who will give cyery assss
ah'ein forwarding passengers TO Live pool, wig,
Mess Daniel Wright IL Co, 3 Robins. N A. Gssxow,
" inlri .MHey, Is Eden Quay, Dublin.
~ ~ HaHaan, Belfast.
Mat,hew NsCann, Steam Packet Otfee, Wexford.
nohn McAulin, Merchant Quay, Cork.
Peier Keenan,, We ST street. u roghela.
John Brst. Sugar Island, Ncwry.
M. Dopghorty, % ernipe.
Jsmes Cairns, Corr. Market Le denacrry,
yamcs Gibson Radcliffe street, sligo.
yames fnnoian, Laearrow near At,ore.
yohn Muitngh Baliinacargy.
Jsicph Roman, Mulingnt.
,ohn Atkinson, CGxlirle.
nlpn. Tor passagi from
TO r. w-o1,>, o' ,ei,h.' particulars,
The herald., 1837-03-03

I'D THOUSANDS OF PERSONS continue TO them,
selves Of COLDS COUGHS, HEADACHES, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, SMALL P0x, MEASLES, CoSTIvENESS
INFLUENZA ard the hoS fthosc indications the body the
blood being cut of order simply by persevengy them
selves with the BRANDRETH VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS long any OF arrangement any organs
MAN, ohen BY adopting this which has
we'd according to natsre being merely assisting her. have
been in few days restored health when had the usual plan
Of sending physician been adopted he might have
been months before he had been Cur d. This word
yer e applied those who employ physicians. f20.am
U1- X. c. BROWN q CO., having opened y Coffee House
e Nagara No IS Warren street. and lad IN stock sfthe
chO cest Wnos Liquors. &c. hope by sc aNcntOs " the
wishes Of customers, to merit share Of pubic
si70
Hy-Msssrs WRIGHT ROWE bess leave lntorss their
friends the public they dpos ut their stock
rc Broadway and Canal St and have opened at
nloy WRIGHT q ROWE.
fTS- SSE Advertisement Compound Ii
Cough Mixture SPECIAL gent i27
Gan has been obliged OF the great densnd vi
s Netcie frsm te lower part and west side n the city, 10
HILL Bcckman and William sts. Agents fort Mixture.
as-tf
c-5- NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES-J G. DECKER
inform friends the that
fresh supply Of rst OYSTERS, aud ready them
Fea Stewed Roasted, and Pioked the bosal terms
ut TOO shortest notice Please apply a, is5 Fsltonsct
and the pubc that he has sodeat his Graad
has completed hn enarsemeRs anf alterations
tsblhnent No. 2os owery, vingtna st. 1onSe
aaert he - better prcpared To meet tho dcnands paas
The herald., 1837-03-03
WRIGHT q ROWE.

n.A GARD. W BRyHAMrespectf,lyu-isr rrlepds
and the puhc, thai NE has sodgat his
has completed hn enarsemess anf alterations
tablsInent No 2os Bowery, opposite to viagtna
querty he better tho demands s pntr
on s more extensive scale, aud with general asso
nent o and genuine Cosect1nay, wholesale retail
b. returns thanks foi the atong patronage he has
Bowsy
Ne 2os Bowery orpositc to Rivingtoa 1T.
JUyuBE pASTE Just mportedtfSm Fanse-a superior arti
cem yuoe raste fr saia n above, wholesale and retail
". q.
The herald., 1837-03-03

i oOK AT TUIs-DR, FEET wARRANTEp-onlv
- eau a. WALKERS, 2,- Canal a9s nv 4 par ~ s
sanns.ns hc do'adp cHsk IL uay 81 -
the par and warrant 10 kccp th sd wear any
~ eg"b e as over 5000 Of EeHcmrnr proof
n.ne an n,nef dress to'sa ufcm siec of'weniy
smllpg boo =, his mike hardrpe ~ dress T hand
and best boots te had t ,stab sen prces
tsmi every Snes rockc rglc f ~ the "a entares
~ This her esahlshprrf in NV lok Anriy AZ
WALKER cnt. 230 canal street
NJ R-Dsn't isukc the sio'c,
t,s1Y n fa.g
The herald., 1837-03-03
BtlUu7e, tefCdTe y COHH7tIJtHs fH1
TO REAL ESTATE BROKERs.-

NAPS.-fne suss -nser has made arrangements to execute
~ all orders in the Mappng ao tho neatesi Spe
cincns may ec their office.
LIrHoGRArHYAiiordersin IN Lhoeyaphy attended 10 viii
care aud ies match.
great variety of Engmyags hand plain coorea nj re-
duccd prices to dealers. BROWNE & REDMOND,
nj M
The herald., 1837-03-03

A ErIFICIAL YEsare inserted by Dr. Issac Francis,
Surgeon Dentist which cannot be distinguished from natural
ones, and wpero every motion Of that organ, without giving
the sgte pain For he podlcto and application of this
he has received Diploma. which the following COPY:
PREMIUM.
Shis Diploma awarded by tho
y ANGLICAN INSII ITgrE
In the city ofN0w YORK, AT the late Fair.
TO DIR. l. FRANCIS,
For fine specimen Of Artificial Eyes,
IAN improvemeRt.)
JAMES TALLNAoE, Prcs't
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec Sec.
y b. WAKEMAN, Corr Sec.
D-CELERRATED EYE wATER-Dr. P. also respectfully
s0icits the attention the public o. extraordinary eff
cacious Eye Water has proved tse application
all ofacue and chronic n2anm tOn audng mRedatc
nlcf To the aged, who commonly afflicted with
and diseased
raj ycan. its effects have been truly astonishing.
N DIR = proposes to on tine first May 10 1888 Chambes
street opposte Hudson mIm-
The herald., 1837-03-03

- -. lIous
- Inc subscriber haylnr ~sop l 90 =.
N making The est aaana M.
Brort 9f regular supply Of a oriiles ne i row nge.
70 w, raa superior assortment Sfaplr ard rsn.
irrsc IN this city. 49, y" ''u 'e'hs uhh any
1sn e kecv.snd Newmans WATER coo,s Drawlrr ptpors
ihsno ras Letter Papers. ard every drserpu 81 r~g,h
palem. Scaling Wax, Steel Pens e. - f''o""' h"4"s'
H- aso continues narnlnce pncni ,v pisv
nr aie enamcud Waiting, and geld barer "a IL eoel "a
pcrs, ever pout Leads, &c. n y cUnIN
The herald., 1837-03-03

GH C0r niiseet- Eer to inIs the trass sr~
Ss res''ee ifod No eCo:'arst the alo,s iarre
elegant New store, where tbe.s have hasf ana =.
constantly receiving iicsh sGscs u Eaitcy Plush .n r.
tncy colsred plusbs fo Laaies Bon ,hss
hey will sei 80 accommodating terms. ""'s
HArscAPs, STOCKS, ane Stock Frames at wholsfsfe.
The herald., 1837-03-03
HMrEN,vICrI CnAI 81 AK ns.- .r.,s -

NJ ~ ard tho pn,s Ls L.s
h tsua sprrly ~ ihat very Supporter Sr
kin coal much approved d be last ~ cars, o,s n pse.
Eyrra 10 ory eoaf ,,T market tHfns v- ~
Nu hy the Ton % c,eo Will be feoeiy.d by Dc Cs,, a Co.
street Rsscf Cortland 50 Wei ssyos !, t N the
yards. s25 W 4is Huds0Hst JAMES u. W. wHtTALL.
The herald., 1837-03-03
XNOOD,H CAnPENTERs s, 4. ri RcHANICs,

w TOOL STORE, If Chatham and Chanbe eot
York IT j. W. has constantly u sale an excellent al
the following Of every description bits
AMI hs patent sest eaprs dvd ~ t.ninr nnd
her che aud rouges plates stocks dies hammers
adsrs cscls levels spoke
circular uraing athos vices fapcs rau nr n
smcnts, wsod boxes Tor all slycs Taes nj
dll cutting nppers and pe urr sqisrcs
saws PADS OIL stones draw knives plane irons non s~c
sTuacs osw augcrs drawing tovs Shelters natcnt All
cabpeinakep clamps gue POTS blow p,es &c
~ large assortment o PnnoB. manufactured by A. q T.
Baldwin, New yrk. ioo a.,s
The herald., 1837-03-03

N FOH coon HAT, and one w,r-,,,cd -
xEW wear Well hnd preserve IL sh.re
SA dhan ity call nj COUPAXD a. Co.'S oa ~. $50, % ai.
- o so1-- =. nsy UdsL ti6-im'
n ONE PKICE AND ONE QUALITY
~A4 BROWN & CO. Chefham Square, conf,nne i1.ancss
ny ,mng ih-ir ce'ebra,sd Hats. ice TIREs DoIIXRs
rs - ab shed ~ 1885,. IN rrcsentrg tfose i 80 ~
pub ic Inc pgolieors link ey nearly rce che ~, -
tn o sehuy eT2bry cheaplcss and c0m,rt H. ~. 49,,
All shs iof Sas ne food customer ta osses
'he hah ls Chatham square, colnei OF Mott street "
The herald., 1837-03-03

1 STONE, PLUMBER a. ENGINEER, 90 Rro,s,ys, roo
tfnucs 10 man actnr his much provcd
which suitable either for dwellings earb ais and NJ az
pcrlor TO any hsrnin cd both .o e.lc AVID
10 rhe'Tsren s M p-ae w,,sf e,,ets afeysry ds rpqn
rIy o stat that he the orginal M f s.
pnmps and that they made of tb-est Brss and ,oy villa,
hs " 80" -" pu"-
PsAsJ manuacturcs every article the .rcrnise he is
enabled oeyecu,e the f-ow work H.
any other pcisonin The city viz Ia Water pcrns Ss
Inns
The herald., 1837-03-03

M FEIF-
ISl COPYING APPARATUS, fr copying Lcsters Invo,ce.
Bl sulsenhr ~ cs The stcn''cn " rer-
chants. rnssDnn gentleman. and Travellers eerrlg,
sbo, most ,mpetc ard yct mrc cou;isarce ~
whrh The ed ask ~ copying eni fsrr
10 - hglt aad compact tha, e i small trrk ~
Writing desk For sale, whresnlc ssd ~isl.i w
G. y FOLSOM, Siaiionet and rc-kse}e.
ID Ns 20 Fulton o-edoor ahove Pearl si
The herald., 1837-03-03

uf- X. Z. BROWN q CO., having opened Coffee House
ue Nagaa ~ No IS arrcn street. and ad 10 stock cit
chO cest Wines, Liquors. hope by
wishes oftheir share Of pubic
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