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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
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s,ructed the committee on, n.,.,. ~ to 40 !"
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NV = "'"' u 'o''"'iaitv with tta
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'''''''' ''> n'''"ti 10 pass resolution providing
Ion me construction ol a Il I'll Road from Pu-i
to tif, Tennessee lin l,ori,,, -, ! i., "'
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'''''"1''' hs I'll ttTe tNsitns charters, fnl,d
ny "l@r hHJpri's.
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oi ducci iaIl-gO,j ,uI AN i communicates, f
Atlantis Ia line t;t,t,,t ~ u. " - w"
,,,, 'SA'so' me prosperity oi
'''' WIZ receive al Irresistible impulse
"'"' II VIII nave Il necessary teaIc c, to ,r.,,, -,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

UPON w. rs orr entire stock is of eur own ,9ja,r.
,1ttpr we car sell attend some articles below ~
n" pre- II. Il. RICHARDS s. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

ton.
pIHay,l,L,o f5e.}t,s LIE t,rh mn Of Phla-
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or II, I,.,s p,,sfn. Of thai e,, have ,n.t p4id o.
60, H. a., - n. .,,,,o,,t,in -. ~ "A q
s. af ratdu l., hls cque,I IN tie following words
10 fonnd and rbdow Lung in Hospital in H. Il.
+, olphIlalclpll ioi The rec, lon and comfortable
confinement and o1strtreai AID OF indierut manned
"omen of you'd Character residen, ia ,lie ciy aud
count, oi PIadt' 'i'ia ~ county OF i)ela"he, pro-
dut N satisfactory II stInonlan .! Character
\ ,lu.i looA tIsee nu die { Ia ii,'apt=prar NrW
Orleans. betwecl1eo grnil. aien al that CITY. Ihe
ttrHts intcjtored allrr ~ eXehHn-c al ~" shnfs
! Zach ii.d the .tfnl va. amiclblF settled.
,lu,ao,,1,er Ia, The con.,,nctio, ~ = sim, e.
ual afellfd li, all ol agara has been .dUpcd hS
The ie.iI .lur, III Nv loIh IN committee Of H.,
whole.
III. gr,,,L Mint ''.u. t,l,,,,s has commenced
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+ '"" =" NV N''y'
.lmefea" AiefehfbdS'-A late bus 81 paper ny;
" eir inc government ii1i - intelligent rs lie
Merchants 'ft hohes, VIC ''hiS1 States " Md rot
be ptIlou''II5 Hshtd ny tie ia stfuclnr Vlcissl-
''d'a' INC u al tHdt Nhith lhry ATE Inv ,uilef.
~.
Letters fran, (bi,o n STAR fla, tlcrr / al Lrru
some splIous riots amopg tit lbourrrs on the lii.
nois Canal One ii the contractor. was beaten al
mo 10 death l., th, ,sof,,s one II the l,,d.
cts nj =. bon, Inc II h,I -, III. ,crl =,rhe ,,na,y
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

TNIfINIA SThTE LOTTERY,
For lie Er@lft of Me Lea5"rg -lra8rmy.
F. MIRA CLASS, y 20. y, FOR lass
To be dawn at Richmond, Oh Fhus ay, p inst
Gf' Donri"e received at ms Onite Oh .>uiuy-
.5ag heaiH inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
BELOW NEW WORK PRICES.
AT COST'. FOR CASE,
oar Entire stock. amounting 20
abONs S3O.OON,

GONSlS llNG of ! .cne,
raj assortment of nAKn.
WARE,'C rTLfEY.SApIIEy
ct rs, PISTOLS. Riri.gs.aiitI
almost ever, aillclc embra-
'ced IN our Inc ct business.
Merchants an | otlirf>.
wanting Goods at low pr.
lpS- Will ln -rrll La. Lii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
E0Yei and beautiful Scheme
TO TS2 E5is.SsS.1' fJgES Eg'EEp1
Al Eric lsaa,G2sd.

TALnoT's LorTrRy ASH ENcuANcF OFrIcr.1
Lgachbnrg. Nlrrt 1911, 1888. (
In consequence OF there herug drawing Of \
Virginia Lottery At Alexandria tins week, the
Managers have enlarged the Scheme 10 be dawn Al
Richmond ON Thu SHAY next prosecuting
o. 4 Capital E'Ylxe Of Ss1,OGD
n - seA s,nsraE ~. AOsA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

r. LORD Co 500, 900 as
hubbard & Casey, 6s,2ls %
Lee, Savage NO e7,44a 20
huiuS H. L"ld. 20,049 so
Lee X Babe, ck, 2.7oo %
Total S9e1 $40 GS
i}en he c2erela.d Iieraid, March :.
IfciptHr Is rHE BATrLr or CHrrrrwA--W hilc
'"'ntrh scott ras ~ town, YESTERDAY. several u oni
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

ARRIVED.
Ship Niagara, Besher Charleston 5days, George
Brig Sun, Brown, Charleston days, with cotton, to 9.
scn oneko, Heard Washington, NJ c. days. naval stores
70 michel. Co Sailed in compus, Elizabeth William,
sehr n,repd, Brownell Wilmington N c. 5days cotton
schr. CHESTERFIELD Lee, Richmond, days, with coal
master S,u , n* 10 10 por r two days. ~
>AILED-ship Lafayette, Blair, Charleston; brig Grand
Turk Varuey, New Orleans-wind N. w. fresh.
MEMORANDA
The Gad'aor, Brion sails tomorrow Saturday. morning
II O'CLOCK, London. bags close as usual
The Queen Staples, from Newport Elizabeth City, 5h
which beth were Injured. e'' =
miles below ocracoke at last accounts with Pmeno and log
Phil .deehia piper gives the following Singular fact
The amelia, Huchnsoa, before reported-H) "a days
froo Newcastle Eng und Philadelphia with coas,
arrived ST. Georges Bermuda jan and would have dis
lie Amelia, Hutehinsen, from London for Philadelphia,
the coast and blown off 10 want Of provisions sails, se
ship captain and Europe Phade pha,
should have with the misforuse may
be- at the same time Of the g gTsssSi near
jan slat SGT lon "a 4s. William sloman. New York,
I'VE" o'eA-g Gsi ut fa,@ sTaT Tas' PosTs
william New york; ''r
Portsmouth, Jan IS SID Nicholas Biddle 1874 tons
Bosros Jan s-CPd Splendid Patterson, New York; IT.
ar. Aeoo Lawrence, Nicho, New York; cid Cambridge,
Bearse, do
PaoyrDEscE, Jan. s-Ar RleLzi, Heath, New York; Leah
II. Muller, Manchester. DO
New HAvEN, Jan l7Ar Oswego, Gay, New York. Albion,
Thompson do Experiment Baker do; Heroine, Thompson,
do; sid Empire Smith, New York.
ELIZABETH Cry N c. jan is-Dee 2s-ar Benz Harri.
Douglass Chaestop Dusky Salty Prior New York; 25
Edwards william, Fitzgerald, New York via Norfolk for
Edentan; S7-Lucretia, Wade, New York; John - do;
jan 3Patapsc0, She pherd New York; 9Ws Ga op Pat
ridge Baltimore; l3srd Willis GalIop, Partridge, search of
freirht.
CHARLEsroN JAN Ar H. Allen Wilson, New York; Lar.
kim Ghurus below Gebe Boston; cpd Jeune Francois,
(F) Chenard Havre Mazeppa F LIE L.upe, ao lagrange
Savsry Bordrsux SD Napoleon B MeChsp pis L,srpool
York; lar Farmer, Clark, New York.
SAVANNAH Jan l3-Ar Metamora, Marson. Boston.
DAkIEN, Geo. Jan 9-Ar. Darep Buckley. New York; cid
Premium Carlow, do; y. B. Crane, Brown do.
New ORLEANS jan 10-Crd Mohawk, Thing. Havre; Ar
no, Potter, Boston, Bohemia thompson do; Hope Susan,
Foger Nantucket; Hector Watts New York Shapespeare,
Ulnar. Thomaso. Celertv, McDermo Mobile; lf-cpd
Maryland Berry Lverpoo Victoria, Smell Havre; Two Sis
Parkinson Boston, ,aD, Rogers Lverpoo ColuW-
has, Coffin Boston; Charles p Williams, Malery, Suw-
River FIN; Thomas Edward. Howet Thorn ston Jasper
Clark. Mount Desert Ne. The Saratoga the
evening Of the 9th.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

The Of unmerchanab- Kentucky for 1886 and 1887
m1re paay bad they had In the
state.
PROvISIONS-The only feature in the provision
ke the unusually large supply OF poultry sent ia from the
east AMI south No less than "a boxes arrived in the steam
The East River each conainirg average
less than 100 head IT poultry worth about $a each box
This a,aking total Of 24o head worth abost $22po.
Island one brought about 500 head from Phi
dephis brought 1890 head of chicken and
king total namber Of 10000 chickens turkeys. geese &C.
westchessr and adjacent counties. the high
p,ce Of poultry here owing 10 The demaaa by packets so
ladepha buy mp poultry and bring 10 this market Tor
sale.
yet the profits poultry thing but enormous
Let turkey trade for Instance The turkey
laid March they then .orth cent each about Sep
teuber full grown they then worth from 80
10 60 cents eacs they are then bought up price,
kep months about 100 days atiennr fer this market IL
costs e"sta day 10 feed tutkey Thai IS one bushe OF
that Frequently halt dollar paid for lurkey he J. kept
faenng 100 da which costs ST. he is thens I'd to
and his expenses and sells him for lbs.
the kc huckster retsils the
M M to. wa a mse - KEEN
them turkey shall 10 the conclusion that there 10
no! much made in the poultry trade
We sh al the exclusion that their not much made
In he psulry trade
There oddng supply Of very fine beef and anb su,
The demand dull Veal and mutton are in the general very
inferior; prices decided tendency downwas although
quotations last Tuesday
Meats 10 g cents; veal lac; mutton
ne saddles sold high 25 pork 9ci ams lic; yeR
l6c
Poultry Turkeys los to 4s-some very fine sold
70 % eaeh p,trdges per pair On the average poultry
br,ugbt abost lie per ID. .
FEels lie per pound; bass, sc black fish, los hall
Vs.abies Potatoes, buhe; urnps. So psrnips
g.; red onions Is white onions la cabbage ~ 10 % per
hundred; csu6owe 50 per dozen; apples, 81 to 50 bar
rel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
To TIE ,FAsw.?SsPLE coM,MyysIT,

rsnEenenu Necessary TO the opening o fashionable st Es
tsbIshmeot would inform his friends and the cenmunity
large, tia, Ne prepared Offer ior the inspection Of
thO>e who honu him with visit article which he
foudiy hopes will be found suited tn their desires
In appearing before the Pa hioasbe World manufaeurs
and provide this essential srtce Of dress sod suit
10 the various wants aad cuares o. man Of taste the
propetar ns nsbe ofhe magnitude OF the userts ing
but resss with perfect confidence IN the experience he has
derived during many years constant close and practical
pcssio~ IN this mest partcusr branch Of the business
For the Information Of those who chose 10 favor him,
the proprietor woui state his decided det.rnnsten TO der,
strictly the Csk Principal The facilities OF Purchasing
the material for manufacturing ertrely ore sse weu
i~1vs 20 the judgement Of Discerning putc p.esgng,
seH hs pains shall be waning hrs
secure the appreciation % his cuoer snd engsgngts
watrhfp to anticipate We solicit
capdid, unbiased, inspection The goods Of hs prrucon
An assortment ~ Canes Urbrelss Scck Gloves Brnsnes
DC, constantly on hand n7-Sm' WALLIS, fs Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

Thus that the 1855
time has been nearly half Of the Inspections the
preceding year. What falling of there Can any thing
the decay Of the tobacco trade
great city, Causes which have had conoi
work produse this depression in tobacco We
sba take TO advert TO them receive the
inspections Of ether cities .
comparative table of the Inspections Of the diff
fern, descriptions tobacco for the last four years. tits
rirSi She he Ires
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
DEDICATION.

~ The NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH in Court.
street will be dedc ated service OF Almighty
God. Sunday the 2lst instant at half 10 clock
which occasion the Right Rev. Dr. Dubois will ofcate pom
lifcay, Right Rev. DR. Hughes preach the dedica
zion
Of any OF the Trustees ami Building Committee which will
cause nucis be select and their
fort and convenience while IN the church. lis ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
u HOWARD, IMPROVED CHEMICAL

H HOMAHD IMPROVED CHEMICAL
CLOklbB soAP-Th~ SOAP prepared by rracti-
cal chemist IA deservedy celebrated tor rendering The
kis smooth and son. removing chaps pmpes snd bemshes
Tor the preservation OF the reth and and the
ofsnve breah Tor cleansing and healing and wou
preyesng and curing cutsneous Diseases particularly in
nis for brschng musns handh erches and Tor
movsI OF grease, paint he from clothing Is also much
esteemed as shaving Prepsred apd sold wholesale and
retail by r. HOWARD Washington Civ
For sle by Hoadley Phelps& Co Ne ,2 Water by
Marshal q. Socpm No. so3 Broadway, of Dosne 81
and by John Dodd OF Broadway and
end III nroedwN. nj 2aw2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
sales at the Stock Exchange.
STATE OF TRADE.


C0TT0N-In the past week the demand for cotton ht been
fair Principal business Transacted ii lt for fair
nj which raes there sales To extent good
taken IL l2t Strictly choice commands full Is
Tire ba siness has been both for home and Shipment
The sales New Orleahs the l0h aad ih inst amount
cd 1912 bales at prices railing 'front.' Exports
pool; 1880 90. to Bosten and IS baes to New York
The demand in Mobile continued good up TO The Eth inst
Subjpined are the quotations. - 49,
Good to fine, ll3a IL Good tar, ia a Ia
Fair, l0t lot Midalng, S4a vt
S,ocx on hand 40 ISL bales Exports Oct lst 1887
10 foreign pors "a elo baes-coastways. 2s,s5O do.
Sales ia Nashville (renn) on the oh inst were at TO &C.
Receipts during week eniag were $500 against 5000 bales
The internal mpov ia the southern sections Of the
counry rapidly progressing canal to connect Bruins
wick jeo near Daen, with the Alabama river, making
Ii Is 10 ready CROP This 6lynn
county, and has excellent harbor In addition TO this
prevencnt there Bank he located there, with facilities
amounting &250O0 with the privilege OF increasing II 10
s. Oo00op rail Caaahoochie is completed
Besides there rail road constructing which viii
connect Savannah with Macon So Ear, so good.
CORN EXCHANGE.-Large quantities of -four and corn
shipping last from New Orleans. for
of this place. This market continues dali Flour,
and fancy ,nds held AT 3d. TO 1915 corn SOTO
buyers Upwards Of 2Oeo bushels foreign wheatwere
GROCERIES-The merch,ns have not yet begun to
The which these dealers do their business
have the period rather dull heavy and Inactive
appearance.
TOBACCO.-Saes private ,unt in this market
sonay The last transaction that came under
OF Kentucky at TO &C. We now quote Richmond
aad Petersburg TO Sc Kentucky TO 9c North Carolina
o7c
In gave the inspections Of this staple for the past
wear in this town. We said that there a great falling off,
compared with previous years Lest readers put this
down TO the credit of fancy sketches often urged
against and articles will give them chaote
These from tbs commencement u
the in New York the 22d
April 1884 The inspections for 1884, therefore, only
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

SILv kn-sII.N EH-SILS
~ Small such shings sixp-nces, and five
pieces vii BE- gives In exchange god halves quar-
ter dollars. Apply the tins oaic,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

SIGNS-M0UNT& 4 WILSON corner OF Brosd and Bea-
- street,, up isirwe spectiulv inform
and the puAc that well (sga Paniing)
lshmsnt is at No 81 Broad OF Beaver
over Messrs Warner kierseds where
prepared attend all orders for gilt painted signs Let
iernx on Granite kc for the approaching spring bu,ness
All work entrusted shall be finished
spa,ch. and in the most corr, and eles style
" Ornamental Signs, Banners, Flags and Engine Backs
painted Ivy Us In the 81 tasteful manner
ia8 lu< MOUNTk Will SON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
TO The LOVERS OF DRY FEET.
The dry ennl hid Ia The nj

Nefp e e ury thr neal COOL and bd dchance 10 the ply
sican."-B osrhadre.
THE fair and lovely OF the land dowHi the loom
~ life. owing tn the diseases arising from feet Do
then the coughing and barking rbeu-
ic thate nabe the doctors de In their coaches And
when such diseases have taken place. The house and
matter how healthy guard against feet ounce OF
Health
WHAT'S the destroyer Of bio tsppineSs Cold and
wet ie.L -U s. Gossffe
G. NAGLE, of Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
i~.nofMr Ryder, No. Be. Imam Clinton HALL The pre-
opportunity scmbraced reader that amer
several experience and trial the subscriber has
ed composition which readers lraher OF every description
completely lump rvious, 4 he American
Institute has twice borne testimony to s great utility by
awarding he frst dpoms In 1876 and 1895 has met " h
the decided appreciation OF the Frsnkn Institute OF
observation-disclosures ~ the hiR hest respectability
Notwithstanding the revision add rafsn, In
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty this disco
very tor the term Of fourteen years IRON the 18th day Febru
AIRY, 1887.
This Compositions mpsrs the leather q ,of and rIsbe
texture which gives ell articles from quail
~ and will consequently much Ienger The Necessity
for wearing oversh~es Is thus super edcd
snwer To numerous aoestions. the nbserber would
sos not contain particle Of that offensive and clumy article
--ipdis Rubber.
Genemen value health and love drv feet respect
uly informed that the pstentec will be IN attendance the
Certificates Letters &c opsn for rspeetion. The
position pat mp - cents per bor Sea Captains and
sportsmen would do ~eilto procure me srucie
Al communications pest paid P.ient Rights IL this the
adjoining districts the of Kings which
seld 10 Mr.. Edward GsIlae her, IS Fulton Rrookyu
Nh Reference to the most respectable gen,lcmer
city I've given. jl7dtMIs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
Appcal to the public.

III THE Managers of the New York Clothing Society in
,ks socety would beg leave to lay ihcas OF TIE
cases of extreme distress which daily come under their obser
walton.
One family which they visited. consisting OF his
wife, with Two saa chdr ntbe husband having been
"a oport herself family by making shirts 10
sptss whS barely % ae ssea
resource stopped and they have been obliged 10 sell or
heads. In this situation they we're found.
An-,herA poor no has sick husband and large
lance OF Eve ssings week by making ,hs at shilling
specebu, this is or and she has applied TO So
Aam ~ street, the mother and daughters, all
lying SICK In one saai oom.hr DAUGHTER sch With The
Their the emily they have and they In need OF almost
We could multiply wsrs-we could state numerous cases
but we ferhesr but would simply add Gould the friends OF
hsclss fellow citizens who t applied fer
lief oud they the blush overspread the face Of Anne
bis emotion, whes the visitor enters his t comfortable
home :" relieve bis susrsg family would surely
wouasupplv with relieve the afflicted and dis
have tie soul eheerns feeling o having relieved The wretch
ed.snd much aye have done to the least OF these
The Managers the New Ysrs Clothing Society .cloow
ledge The following dona,ons.ince the ssd Dec 1877
. Gentleman. 500 ssn % S 5. 5. wsife 81,
several Persons, q 90 Friend, three Soren
s s,s.1 rsT rs 10" a sSs.
cotton,
Mr. james Bow man, s25 90 Mr. Brown, 500
Mr. Bishop, 70 Mr. ID. Ayrcs, loo
N. Il. N Co, 90 Cash, 500
A Friend, 500 Friend, one piece print,
Mr. Jas Gordon BensetL s. 90 Mr.. Charles v Hal, 800
Mr. n. Hall 4 81 ei-vsse, see
Daniel ". Dslavan, 90 Or. Condict 90
MRS. cvsHMAs
Clothing from Friens, 81 90
nv MAS. KsApr.
Williams iii; Boesover, warner, csr,ers Put
dry gvecs, "a 90 nam, dor. wsdding.
Clothing valuedat sso
Mr. Mclean, q % cie,hIos from Mr.. Bur, :,
Mr. " Young, 90 det, 1910
j2olr
DEACH ONCHARD COAL.-The first quality
Peach Orchard Coal, warranted 20 equal IN ire
ket 20 peT sesss1-c ", and ds,yersd
j2c5,' and corner Of Warm
TToUsE ON BROADWAY TO LET-From
February itti May next-or the ~ $500 II IL the
Al cling part Of hreestory house. Fulton bsv
ing eight the and third aoor and three attic
yooms with the kches Apply the intelligence
Office, 1875 uon rect FOR informant on.
s-Thc furniture might POSSIBLY be lot with the house
DoBERT BUeRNs HOUsE.-.Tbe Festival Of
IL Robert Barnsscos Immortal Bard, will take place
WILLIAM STUART RTTCHIE co, &c tie Burns
House 10 Warren feel most desirou maintain and
continue the celebration Of this Festival IN honor OF
whose sacred and endeared Ia the hearts Of
srosmen In particular IL therefore their purpose
have rube the OCCASION that ell who and
admire the Poet, way have IN ths power on that day h
meet "hsnd IN band' 70 show their respect and sdmrscs
n h. par,cusriy requested that persons DESTROYS 10 cele
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
SULPHATE OF oUININE-war.n.ea psr,ecu

rTO THE LADlEsENufs, Boas, Capss, Peerinr,
Il &c. WATSON, lb Chatham ST. has ON hand Gle.
giant assortment OF the above articles which he afford
sell al reduced prices and respectfully invites the
ton OF ladies who are DESTROYS Of securing their
fori through the expense
his stock OF Dressed Furs consisting article
which he confdent wl be found city
regards qualify or chespness.
Also fur clo, velvet and fancy caps Of the latest and
approved patterns
N X. Ladies' Furs altered and repaired and every article
the line made 10 order. CHARLES WATSON
nen-2ms i5t Ciathan "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20

- COTS PA rENTAsBESTOs yVR QUO ur
- IRON SAFES.-The public invited 10 ALI Al Al r
Moen NO ~ rearstreet stas and ScotPs PA
eHf asbestos Wrought Iron Sas together many salts.
factory evidences his possession OF the perfect security OF
those justly celebrated Safes against and robbers and An
the capacity the Mineral Absaos now sound in auudanr
on Siaen lsand In the southern of Pennsy and
m other sections OF the United STATES with which each
Sale thoroughly ned to resist eactnay intense
acat Among facts adduce pr Of of the
entire ercacy ol these Safes IN protecting their
injury by FIRE we merely select the following.
John Scott 1.-THE sole paenee the apple alton IT the Mn
era the constructions Of iron saes) exposed in The
numerous citzensa oodtSber, covered THO
with Asbestos, 10 the burL Of seasoned wood:
the box filled with binders r. and wben
opened It's contents feHsd unnured the iron
grute which rested heated le heS One Of
Sdss Asbesfos Chests 1.-THE only believe in this civ ~
that umel was In The counting house Messrs Hubbard
Casey IN Exchange Place the time in the great fire ~ H.
city, whish saved all its contents uniBured.
Their certificate, with nsmber the bish hest
specabiy together with e various patterns the above
sass may be al the Of A. Msen No. 22 Pesr
street. agent to the manufactures whom obtain
ed at eur regular wholesale prices.
nl-3ma JOHN SCOTT A r.
VENTING CANOS-VISITING CARDS ENGRAy-
ED FOX TWO DOLLARS.-Iaaies and re- nlrmen 6nr !.
nshing er Gard Plates them printed Al : few
hours aeuce IN superior the finest cards
An assortment of specimens constantly kept COR
examination. j. NEALE. Engraver snd Printer.
-. D John str. Broadway
Cads AZ Home sah Tickets, Store Cards. &c
IN a superior style.
III Observe No. g.
LIKENEssEs. LIKENEssEs miniatures painted
rom 10 TO Is doIlars Prohles from rs collars All
nNrneSees wNIIsnNu d2l-ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-20
NEW YOkK HOuS

II For the Sale OF Horses, Vehicles Nc ac b. coauisson
nj private sale daily and by public eve "Wednesday
throughout the year at IL, M precisely, without regard %
weather
The proprietor takes this opportunity OF
Acknowledgements TO The patrons OF this establishment both fr
hime and the late hra OF Stnpsoa Cowsn, for very
liberal patronage bestowed the Bazaar IN
his friends and the public that he manage
mrnt and that his whole attention shall be directed 10 merit
its continuance.
Horses taken livery usual, careful grooms e.
ployed.
Horses hire ofthe best description notice
his friends and gentlemen Introduced by them.
WIN. COWAN. 81 Croshv