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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
Estrayo

WE7AS taken up by the undersign-
wv ed, in the latter part of May
last, a yoke of steers; one Of
which IS s'srown, marked in the right
ear, crop and SPLIT, branded with the
letters is on the right mp-about .
years old. The other read and black
brindled with white back and belly,
marked with swallow fork and G.nder
bit in the left ear, crop and half crop
and upper bit in the right ear, branded
on the right hip with the letters ] II
and ON the left s B; 5 or 6 years old.
The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty and take them away, or they
will be disposed Of according to law.
R. McCLOY.
July Ia. 23-tf
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
lEYIMlHENIAI,.
l. H. LII 80

Happy LHb JULIUS LHdI HUIu "
Sure, they be sweeter far than liberty.
There is no blessedness but in such bondage
Happy, that happy chain; such links are
heavenly.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
StrayeGl

ENRON the subscriber, on Thursday,
-M the 18th inst, small BAY MARE.
4 years old, having marks of the
gear on her shoulders. Any person that
will take up the above described animal,
and let me know of the same, shall be
compensated for his trouble and entitled
to the thanks of
E. s. BROWN.
April 81. lift
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
OBITUARY.

"Dcath speeds his shaft and wounds our peace. :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

Mas. HAassoxs BosxsrrA--we Psseavs 'ns'
'shs talented lady has removed her esaslse men. %
81 Bswery, in consequences Of tho disssueus n'e
which destroyed part Of her property bysh adver-
asemeu, in this days paper il will be seen tAat one
Of the annual exhibitions her articles were considered
superier to any other in the city, They were So They
are equal to any now. For ave years we have seen
specimens Of this lady's manufactures on the heads
q the most fashionable females in this city. Her
mode Of trimming and getting up bonnet cannot be
surpassed her specimens are truly beautiful; for five
years we have done bat act of justice by writing in
praise of them, and we hope to write in praise Of
thsm but Ave years more for in that time she deserves
TO make fortune. In sober truth, any lady who
procures bonnet from Mrs. Harrison, 81 Bowery,
will be certain to look well, even though she be not
highly favored with superabandance of natures
charms ------
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
OUTRAGE UPON THE CAPTAIN AND MATE on
THE BRIG "ANTELoPE"

SiTom the extensive ceu Of your valuable paper
! deem u the fuiIg medium through which To make
known the outrage upon the Captain and Mate OF
the brig Antelope by Mr. Trs the American consul the
port of Havana This not single instance in which this
has abused his power The OF the brig Pearl
were taken from her and their three moths wages deand
ed In consequence OF the captains chzssg Of uen
which he had to do in defence OF bis life, hey having mutt
Ried.) s. es a@ #.Hr
The facts regard the Antelope, briefly these Yhe
master of this bg (Cspt Hows shipped black crew al
Philadelphia for Mobe thence Havana where in
forny the laws Of port they placed confne
till such the ready for sasg FIVE
six days consul without authority whatever and
without the kao wedge OF the captain Of the
lope orders The release Of the blacks them Nam
tHcket and the day which the brig was to SAIL (scms
SIX or seven weeks aerwards demanded OF Capt their
three paths wages which Capt H. OF course, at oacs ro
fused. At the the consul Capt Howell arrested
his t acer detained the Antclepe 10 Philadelphia
under charge of another master.
If any thing wanting to convince every one OF
the total un6tness Of this the ONCE which he holds
there scarcely Of vessel that sails 10 the port Of
Havans who will the fact OF his bei utterly
void the courteses towards those with whom
the duties "f his office obige him 70 come in sonac'
All common, Is ssper6usus when 70 rem mbered that IL
till after the blacks had left Havana that the three
months wages were dema0dsd 0EO b. JONES,
First ofhcer Of tho brig Antelope.
New York. Sept. 9Th, 1888.
consul s6.ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

Tuesdsy, Al as, BY Rsv T. Yraser. Mr. Lysss-
dsv kelaed, = Miss Mary Csspes, all q this siy.
Hedford Wsstchester c0snty N. T. The nerainK OF
The 4ih instant y The Rev. Mr. Rse Dr. Wales Of Mart
ford Coan Sarah Ehxsssh second aaughter 0 Waller
B. Lyon, Esq. of the former place. $50
Al white fsins, Weschesser county the 4h inst. Mr.
samuel Ly0s, = Mi Casherine Cooper daughter Of Jo-
nathan Ward. Esq aE 80 FL u. .-
At Newark 9Th inst, James willis Smith, Of fhs-
aelphia daughter s the late James W. Burnett
ESQ., Of the former place. HN#
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

On Tuesday 4h ins Jane wife Of Abal swift in the slih
year Of her age.
sunday morning. Sept I'd, Harriet only daughter Of
Royal and Margaret aged 10 months and - days
At Wsseheer county the 5th the residenss Of
her father Mary H. eldest daughter OF Samuel haissy
In Salem, Mass. Hon. warwick PArey, senior editor
OF he Essex Register 81 Mr. p NJ the time OF his de.
The Vice President Of the Mechanics Association
msber Of the ConmoR CoHc Of Ssen and OF the state
Senate He had been editor Of the Register for thythrec
.M ## #&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

u NH 3. HARRISON begs 70 Inform her friends
and the public generally OF The late nre
which partially destroyed Der establishment At No 4A Dvi.
street. she has transferred her bnssess for the
her ether No 81 B0wery where she has hand large
asd beaufui OF Ladies' Has OF all descriptions,
and OF the appro ed fashions FRA Harrison egreu very
much thai consequences Of the above saser has bee
from placing the air of the Mechasics Rst0te
aspscm-a Of nphr0r Of the kind
hsted and which she nsers herse wocs have susaiaed
the high reputation she has gained and which acDow
ledged by the bssowment OF the highest premiums the
three former fairs of the Insue spoken Of By the
gentlemen appointed decide upon the OF each
peter the following terms contained 10 the psted report
Of the Third Annual Far Of the Mechanc IRsttnte pub
hed In September 1887 under the he ad Of Ladies'
mesi psge - OF that publication.
- Tuscan Straw Hats from Mrs. Harrison, 4& Dv
sioa in her ussal Of elegance Oav
straw con.sian Is bad' % the sh .nd va. decidedly the
lady, that during successive asnual exhibitions has
len all petitors Tin American Straw haul behind"
. Medal" . 2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

i perfsrmed,
RORY CsORE-Rory OMsss. ~. rover-Kashseen. hr.
hishsvdses.
After which,
PAS DE- DkUx BY Master Sod bliss Wells s
A0e< which
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sshiopper. M Rishings-
Linda, Ans Rich ..5
To conclude with III
ADVICE 0RATIs-Odbody, Mr Pasidc- Ellen, Ms Pnch-
Desrs open At T-Perornance begins At ~ Boxes. III,
PIT. 30 cests. Gallery. Is cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
NIRLO,A GARDEN.

NIBLOsS GARDEN.
No postpasenent any this establishment the
TIe Gates will opened a scIock whea the Grand Nil
TlCk& rs only SO cents 1913
The Ravel Family In three pieces.
Second night of the "Chirney Sweepers"
Revival Of The Invisible Harlequin, or, tAe -ERchsnted
Trnnpot.r
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8.
The evenings will with the Ravel Family the
tight rope who will 90 through their astonishing evelutons
Tie extraordinary Rave Family (now IA in number under
u e direction of Gabriel Rsvel, consisting OF
1sbra Rave Eugene ka,el An,oime Ravel jean Layel,
Francois Ravel Mad Jerome Ravel, Mile Adele Ravel Mile
Elizabeth Rave Mad Eugene RsvelLesder Of the Srches
ira, D. Ravel-trnciPal Solo Player + Fensoa.
Gabriel Will tor tn. inst time perform Military Exercise
or the Rope and csnclaae with meamorphis from
iaens and biting his surprising "JeuA
Bagettes."
Miss Adeia will perform her graceful Pas SEMI
Gabriel III dance his celebrate Cavotte de ves,ris
Petit Amour viii 60 through her graceful svonsiosA
Nrancois win daace his faverite Pas S.u.
Mime will 90 Through her graceful astonishing
performances without the balance pole.
To be feowyd by the Genie rsnton'ims called ALMARO
Diego rich farmer Jerome RavelAlussc and Nocheno.
chimney Gabriel and Antoine Have-Miogs Man,
Nraacss Ravei-voeelte. Diegos ward, Madame Jerome
kayel
hours ntersson tor refreshnaent and
during which the celsbrst~d Miery Band viii perform
variety Of overiures marches, &c on the terrace
20 eoncude with the paa.onime Of The INVISIBLE
HARLEQUIN, or tn Enchanted Trumpet.
Doa CAsander JeuO0e Rsv-l-Harieqsis, Gabriel Kavel
Tbs Monstrr yaveli RAve-Ciown Aatone Raxel-Colum-
LIE Petit Amour. -
The vauaeves the entire that
popular Coaedian, DIR. Jehn SETON.
whes The 6arden w BE opened ice and
OF every variety snaof d. nc:. approved kinds
Tomorrow, MIR. hOrncnstlcs 0euenl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

u The Subscriber. JAA FOWLER, Jr., formerly q
Praskor street, respectfully gives stce mat be kas tskea
named esiabi shmsnt and having made
In the soIici the u his isnds
and the public gepersiiy.
4. Prineipsl ss va se % keep ., b. bar y ss.en
last received, AID 70 which be invites pubic aiteslon-
Ne made 70 have supply n
bos brewrd Ale article Of The knd Inch
psssed In qoay asvor airy wherv when sessoa
which viii se sscvy he w be ready furnish IN superior
relish G. mpiets in 18th ways
Harmonic .eiinEs every Wednesday and Saturday
nss commencing nj ocioch tn give Effect which, msny
veil hsovu asd ened vcAs have hiasiy src6srrd rvss-
lar n enhance JAS F0WLBR. yv
n. lr,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
state Of Trade.

The markets generally seem be In healthy state al
teurh the limited This caused by the
great scarcity Of foreign go~ts Which exists both in the dry
gosds grocery lines which Crews ont OF the validating
things last sprisg the uuer uncertainty which exted
better andthe IL conf merchants
I'D which caused them be cbary Of their orders
Prices however do rise much the demand not such
n would wzranth
The arrival OF the Matches from New Orleans In 10
DAYS has opene In inland She brings
fs freight Of coo. part Of whrh ], sewers. bales Of the
new crop Of cotton which In point quality uy realizes the
hopes Al Augusta Geo the s lad Of cotton
had reaches that city-the quality was prime
Tke In sale by Haggery did realize their
.tos and abeu, half catalogue offered withdrawn
TeaAcco -Seme Kentucky leaf have tranapred
prices which fully maintain the previous rates AZ New Or.
the receipts had been very light and trans
actioss steady Holders are very Hr hsugs
change In auotatSons WIS pereepune hesepn Tor me
hhds Havana hha New York sai khds Boston 20 hhdsto
tai 1915; stock on hand 1884,
Ccrn sis b. advance has been esected
caused receipts being insdeqsntr 70 The
st &C. New Hampshire paper OF the LIST Instant
have already BEEN harvested which
early In the The receipts
OF 6eur keep pace with The demand This has caused
n ,s.rAs~A the psvtof haders We quote
e1I; Wessrs common sasds 73aI w; Howard
sueer ~ So 762& Thers have been no sales OF domestic
wheat .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!

u 5UPkKTUK bnrreb and hall barrels Of hrst
quality Meet, warranted snd good order on
hand and Tor sale at the very lowest na-ket prices
au4s 3ms VALENTINES, Is Futsa Market
n AsyPOK DIS Rooms FOR BILLIAR Ds
ID AND a s. rs Broadway and II Aaa street, en-
trance jsns the me.s. !. sosA streets for the sale Of Billiard
Tables Ciohs Bah, &c, Ia ard for health Pur-
chsse and players invited There IS Billiard Tables
ready for trial. s with spviag, ssee India
rubber cioh eusAou eagle roa wood frames
he assortNent sGered the public. mYal-s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

end Fss:s respectfully invites all ssd ecs..
ssrv sspsct hh pevIy nvenss vesulsune VIZ, vhish
asst mcssrn art L. ,heir form they sier oc
ali ehsvx Thy 81 Tho brsw than the
hsiv dos pssed of hair which oses ia curl "A
ssccss ut heed, tbs the msst cica observer v fail 70
dstcctth~m.
Arnsgrvs sS~pix sservs that ciekugk the o~y nssh~~
m this sessvipssss wie " the DATED sstes and
Can And see tke~p. sI.iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
M u N e Y M A II X " II.


Stocks have again fallen from "a in prices, this
by scarcity of created by the
banks Del Had receeded Il cent the SAFES were
large State Bank declined per Ohio Life and Trust
per cent; vieksburg cent? Mohawk feoG cent;
Paterson cent; Bloomington closed cen, under
tina prices of yesterday.
As another for the fall Of stock uered that
retired from the market for the awaiting
che approaching expiration Of the mortgage law aatcipa
ten Of favorable investments.
The Phadephisns still continue their Discrimination pay
bot ceased altering threats against the Ne
York brokers fer resurng SPECIE they charge cent
prem for checks New York. and therefore those who
go to collect must draw the specie.
The Exchange Bank Of Virginia went into operaoa
LII inst The state Of half Of the stock Of this
sak the charter amply provides for the security Of
br hod%r There branches Of this institution located
Richnond. Petersburg and Clarksvlle.
Douestc exchanges preseat some changes from last
quotaoa very important. The fols wing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

Brosdwy betwee- Resae ard Dssse seg 70 in.rr
TIE Ladies aso The r~be IN gsscrs that she ks rc oprd
the shave estsb hneat with ana eles
Ase Trscsn oher fsshorsbe Has spd Mnns
y articles.
nr o. mere psrtcusry resse~ the s,teptIcr Of The Ls
dies to sv 10 % Hat psnafscurr fusn To
cased the CVng Gpey wcA she saii,6.d hxs anly
se sess 70 - adsre, sns wul VIA geasx AQRrcser
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

g. ~ FISHING, .s,,. INCLUSION x n.u !! Esx1.A.A'
GER on hoard the geanbost SUN, duri M
her regular trips thr the Fshsg Danks
Commander. Capain Lane, viii make another exrursioa
provided the number OF 100 tickets be dpos.a g
sssh II - fesvc N~~ York o'clock PM
Thursday September and Friday same bour
landing ~ Fulton Market onv. Rne opportunity Is now
offered for ose disposed improve thrir health enjoy
the sport OF fishing nc. The lssd Hook
and crafty their with peaches and piuHs
Iest Brass Band engaged fer The excursion much plea
sure my be anticipated In the merry sosg Oer The deep
deep Sea-"
Every exer,ioa shall made by the Cspssio TO render u
situation OF those who patonise him comfortable boxh
day aad nighl
Tckeis may be had 5y sppiyng Beus auction store IFS
Puon r. Bress~s Hotel ISL hudsoa caplais
on beard foot Of Fulton
r. S-Shoud the weather prove unAversbae Thursday
th~ boat vii leave the day following the hour
Lines furnished board usual Halt gratis Meals
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

The Nashville wing that oil the banks Of city
checking east for their notes. eight per The
kers cell 1t seven. #t#
The Firpmen's Company have declared half
yesr,v dividend Of per cent payable the 18Th inst
The receivers Of Fulton Insurance. Company give notice
they viii pay further dividend oftweny per cent on the
Lat December Aext unless restrained by legal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
A can y.

n CARD.
~ %
uslc In gesers has received direct fro vrs-ee
gives % nses s..isisr,on Tor sse isit.o years
eeslenea leavss ,her ne.ssre .as have .h:ir Icoss
os s.s.erser for ana ). has ases ples
-. o.. X. .ssosS - s sss sss ="
cusssmrrs r.ase.led their orders their f
srl ;:ry :. pssss p.ruesy 'Ao's f's o's' Cora
sissger. visiting The city .r. syi,es g can ed s..n.e
sessv re ssp~sseAed he Use o. Opera soosa
sos,bern ssd we.ss MercAss givss their oc1s cr fs
D ere c s.. Il s:o .d k
Shoes waxing ter the Nev oressa Noble and veAsbsrr
All order. tnsslfuIly received asd p..ess.y .ue.sss
': -S; 's ' CASH s..sm Us, =. c.s. MAJ.
u.a TS sSyT cS4rssr S Sus: fsFCss
~ ". SPIES, ia Pear street. y sov opening q fen
er.... .sa ny. re. ks'''s' and s.s:. Pa
s.:s. .s. ssr, q Tss.. c.a-ry.
e E: .sd |. .s g s s:, -. 49,; sss
= q. ss.ogssa race cssi..
80 soxes "a Area
ss pair seifs oeAi.s sr4 revoving risss4
-s .s, cc s :. u
csmpcsassen 0rnsrnens mam~Sacssry.
~ JOHN oALLiER resy~csfvNy isfo~~s Ar-sn~es ssd
sss Z; ~ :As '' y ..s g
q sp.e..s.. s..ss ....s ss ~.s.'e'''y :. :ss--
rT LKYr NONE -Ru0 AZ ssrwisrLk iso his
home Ahssy Tsesdsv The ltsh 81 Ansus wo~v swsy
s.. srry asr. ssd - sse ss. ~
to-, NJ earnestly rros aea r~toes 70 - Distressed $40
A., Asy perez 80, W. 81 ~ ,..o~ss-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06


Pl1TOLS SELLING OFF.
THE Subscribers, contemplating change IN their hus-
Offer for sale nj charges, The whole
their large asd valuable sock Of ae and Cutler
Pistols which OF their rrcest lnPeratsn direct sm
the English RsDuactories Is well selected In ne
tisn. Southern aad Western Merchants. well city
chasers will ind their advantage CALL The stock
ssis OF
JOSE PHI ROGERS SONS aae poehe, and table Cutlery,
ScissOrs and Razors la most eHdess variety.
JONATHAN CROOKES pocket. pso and sporsman's
Knives, large assortment.
wUsTkNh0LMs POCKET pss and dirk Kaives very large
Ivory table ana dessert Knives with and vthou Forks in
dosens, asd IN complete sets.
Extra fine table Cutter fsd In naabogasy and
Cases Of dae dessert Ksves sad Forks plated on steel
Casks Of common table and dessert Knives and FORKS
Carvers including shans white Sone. ssictP
Cosmos l. and blade and drh Knives ana on
Pallet Knives Hus,ing Knives
scissors and shrsrs, OF all sorts.
RAz0RS by MAKERS from the lowest price 70 the very
finest Qasity.
DIxoN's 0ermas silver Spoons Porss. Ladies' Bauter
Elegant Dressing shaving Cases of London mapusc,ar-
PIsTOLS-A large of English Pocket Melt and
Due Tag Pistols some In mahogany eases, complete.
Pecket RiAes, Lsncets Fieams, Corkscrews, sc. he.
0RAvELEY wkkAKs, ,psrter,
No. Astsr House, Broadway.
n. .. The store let Issuire n above. g imsU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
A CAND.-NIBLO's GARDEN M

A CAND.-MBLOs GARDEN MIR. Hnrnc astle beg,
- leave most respectfully 10 acQpAint the puhlic Of New
York. that his Benefit last bow this will place
FRIDAY evening September 7th, which occasion
will performed for the h time, van
devie of Uncle Fooxle'-to be followed by Ola porda
in which Mr. Hughes (eader at the Park) wilk BY
play Pot Pourr the Violin, Mr.. r. n williams
raRasa the Harp, their 6 and only appearance
Clarence Wells will sing avorie song-Mr John Seton viii
do little eomicay. Ballads ke by Bishop. Archer Mrs
williams, and Mrs. Horncastie. The whole conclude viii
the popular vaudeville If My Neighbsrs Wife," first
here) with the entire strength OF the company. F-
Tickets 80 cents be had OF Mr. Hsrncsse No TIA Canal
street. s5.Jr
p CONCERT. MRS GIBBS respectfully susouuces tn
her nds ard The public that she intends giving MI
SOIRE II the City Hotel. Monday Evening September
10th whch occasion she the valuable services
Of Madame Msroncel Mr. Jones, lsy the kisd permission
X. Smpsea, Eco Sgn0r Fatj. Mr.. Bassord Mr.. Downe,
the celebrated pI ofsssor the I'm e, &C.
TiekeA oio be obtaned the principal Music Stores
Aston House. Carlton House, and n the Guy HosL IS
~ A BOAT RACE viii take place from u . Ar,ists n.
treat, late weeha~ken House, MONDAY September
1855 the weather tar IL the first fair day, for
Gold Calls and silver Cup, for regular Boat Clubs
First Race-At2 p. n for SCARED kosts-a Geld Call
Second Race-At 81 Y. n for 4oared boats Cold Csu
Thra Race-At5P D. for all boats ~xre~dng y
length with either par scuAls 2esr-a Silver Cup
Boa intending ester previous The
Race ...#
stages wIeavs the Very Hebcken for above place
, here visiters will find every accommodation
N.BThc Race advertised for Wednesday, August 9Th
po<tposed 10 the above date. au9o-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

v
Arms, cr Cyphsrs kmslemaiiea Subjeca nc. engraved
Diamond, Asethys, rcpsrs CrystsI Le bought
In hc rough, TO asy form LsdeS Sea Pencil Cases
and bgnet Nsg engraved With Ceas o. Arms Cre, names
perts Of the United a,ea \
soohs o. uesaisy via upwards 81 issocs names. Goats
Of Arns fsasd. S@
CPAnIsH GUIrAR AND sIrGINe.-Lsdiss
~ dcsrous Of learning ibe a6svc named pshsnts,
either ,ogsne v pleas .ske an early appiea
ucs the re..eoee Of Mra DUNN. <es Broadway where
10 bes former papil. Mra D. respectfully
vin r-comwepcs % kondsv. the lsth iss'asI y I'm.
DARLOR DUMB sIOvE--Tbe subssrisers hsv.
II ing srrasgemenu With Mr.. Joha q. Tresdwel.
prepared oGsr for ssl. his Improved Pss., Cone
(ccrssrscsed make twe estrey separate
perfov sove, ard dumb stovs In fora) sdvns-
which has been attained In other stove
made. In style IL besu,ifsi. and psree,y ~ssfss.-
ties. In either not to ssohe- Tie
msteriss geed the workmanship b
ao< made thst may BE cleared say With The
greste vscu. removal The saving ef fuel sh,se
scssoo of OF hoss The heat from
In he pavement which ususIy ost BY carrying the ppe
dirsety into ebmney, IL sufzent 10 most "
he above whom 70 not &eisps ~ addition hre
thu stove and the I'll the heat
r. sesve below. II 10 ihs wise beautiful sricle for
haA ~ plscsg Ha Stow In the sAseent and this
e ,se n.s hs you .sssy ga. sres.sr a.s cre u.on
BY the Of this Halle ssd psros always free
frs The Aua srsg fn mshNx Are N he Ordinary ee~i
Stove watch BE- CLEANED ~ twice eseh day ssd
ue sss seteisx destroys great qsssdy % valuable firsh
The css.~ss 81 N,v yort ssA srocllyp are respect
fully Isvsses cs the store, No ia pvies street, eve
doom Iron Drosdwsy, asd ersmise this stove merchasn
non Ne -'e'' p'ss ~ , rsrsDs s
~ fms fgs Yultss u y. vsrt ard ~ Greene Albany.