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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-01

Warrington, Thursday Dec 90
AZ was expected the Srustr o-dsy took a, AZ, n,
Resolution calling on tie Secretary OF the Trsas, g.
full information 10 respect 20 the sale Of the BonS 81
the U 3 Bank 10 The Bank, and other Transaction. he
tween the bank and the Government
There being little doing in the House Their. ,,s o,i,.
rush from the House 10 the senate Cbsu,bs, -
At rss known that Mr. Rives was speak,,., I, ""'N
Pseisd that MT kyes would avail himself AZ - -.
opportunity 20 disclose b.. own srntiu,eris a.. 49,!
"a regard TO the iesding questions Of the day 'rL.
aiio5y was hshiy grattied with The tone of IL, a.,
TefnsrAs Ihefe NAS much ehurhlnv Hrt,,,., a.
on the occasion. They are nov wei a.suf.a 49,, l. :
hlFrs 1" Hghi 20 his main views O. the oY.s,,, A. = =
The county ,-iof they have come ts he g,..,. a
National Bsrk 10 cut 4 The qgrs,ion f0''' "'-' .
Dir X Fes referred 10 ih- tuaafs iu ri,r,l.,.
certain transactions relween the q avefn,4..r, =, ~
Bank sna % Tie teslfs a. the pabl.c a.. 10 80 we
the iacs he ffrsleent had i-H 20 ln ne 49, -.
sus!'ct, 90 h's mrssagr te knbw t.,t a. u ' 'i'
'he hsnA "rt' oid-f' 70 be solt, and Lae r.sb,
pet some ta'ufalriion - tstfaussetlar, - 81 -
u'sr sac We Were lsh ~ dsuh, IN 49,, ''S "..A
& W a" BOXED Fefy Eiogsiy. 20 the As,,;.l 3, -
81 The erefrisiy u ne Treason, 10 Co., - ''i'
oe0s" ane m'sgUags eai INA; sapsr ,,,. 80 ~. ' i.
SP'n voc .op.r1t- u Preserved s'usirs -. = /"
pronounce i"g.ltfF 30 regard 20 tie nee, ~
ts's's MI Nt 90 . sar~r 20 Nhich ~ r-.,,, -.
e''~S' - -a., Ind llu~ in f.isf.ros a., 49,, i VIZ
N'o ne tnrfr4t iftls - that tie bond 49,.
-@ vt ~ dofs not s1y He,sv. so-,,,t.-r -" -. :
'Fe14'' sos-l"' hsFiag besn made hg,tt.,. 80
* = y 'i'' s"eia satisfy pubhe euris.t, ~ =
sn@ii 10 eoncal AID cover "a ~ . - !
.'N 80 - ne SoFrfnn4sEi W5ih ia, S,.,t ~
A .a'..l1ilos' the BAHt Bot hate.i, $50.
-. go Va. H'yststy froel sEssh~r 49,.
- ''sEstzi 81 - Bsst ts.l :, H., - ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-01

n. rr.nsa s.~su 81 be ussiHg ereisvr movements
.suh 81 at I'D tsstbs spaj u %. capture
- stn gass a. l la frtctsf o. thtu beer u hsf
sfmss, eting tletoficUs 20 Svuih Amttiea.
lny ths ilsntt Tben-pton)
P,,ssft Csrf.spsns,se, m, Efr-tH
R.o Do Jan~ifo. Nov 2 is,i-
TIE i.srd sfMsfum Gt'c.A. 10 tie mouth Of ihc I.
f.gasF htt tfsn raparrd ~ th. Tfeurh anst warm
,euea In vbich hes lDsi e LED nud many Nounded
Ths hssnos Asfetrs surrsrarfr6 and w.fs 'aHdsd 81
Bp.r~s Ayrss Te-r iosi u Aided and - sosudsC
Tn Ffeuch bad shoot istl ussn The Bu-nos hyfssns
shut IN The ssisnd had tesn gwen up 10 fraciuoss
N,,r,s. .bo had snt,ne Nonirsiedo and assumed the
tgirs 81 Got.fnmeni n. Tfcttsnt Oths, had gone
10 Bveaes Are. n = British re..-l Il var
Tie Tsthetd ,leop 81 uss ssed ihi. morning fof
kyrr' Toe Independence hrtie siayins hrte wait
iHs ths tfuts o. the l. piofng Esp-dsn. WHICH vas
Of hstrfis ~h.n IN. riiish packet iente packet ar
Ises toe 20 insi frfssn.bueo aud Bahia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-01
T,sz "A, .1sairt4i Head

u - reported list sir Al'ss H'Nsb. hss fsllsn q
victim "a ssssssiustlna. Aeecubis bib from Bui.
TAO tni Reeles'ef seem 10 eotfrm he report
The Roehs.isf Democrat q The . ID inst, soat s,ns
ths foiia~ing.
We esn % iorsst 5oobi ihs teporis5 death oi
tie no'et pefsonsge. IL sdefiiob 10 ~hsi we
haze already positssst tao lei,eft wefe received
DO lh's cts yssisfss' -ons By Mf SlaEsn Harm,
(eg5 The oiesf BY AZ. wooSssD- Hen'ioniss lhe
"a ssa bnssy siaing The particulars Of The ss,ss-
$50. ~ se gsss them yesterday morning
49, 18Th fe~ eonpAnloHs. SsFe ptsslng the
III Wiz.ee kissf Sssgp. Nhes be 80. SAT- q
>rsggs lie s=F,s Ne - sfez n, sors.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-01

L. s. O,iee lo!4,,s at Hi,,.4su,e. The f.ll..v
''g ''''er from member of Cang,e.. from penn.
sjN'n'o' We copy frorl the National Ie,ell,e,,o,
c., Washington. Dee. 20.
Gentlemen Joe. before tie sdi,p,,,,,,
Il"u'e t" day there was u message from ,le p,e.i.
u'nt T'"smiuinS additional Information in ss.,ye,
=" Tue resolution Of Inq1i5y relative 10 Inc d,n,
'DNoes IA IiaHis5urgb. He commanicsred tso le,.
"'s RON The Collector Of the port Of PAils.
o''Pna' ~ winch the Collector slsrss that he "a.
IN error 10 h's former letter 10 sa,ing am No 20
Gers "' Tie customs IVES participant in m. ,,.,g,
ha'nsOnrg aud that one of li. officer.
''m's H. HsfohiasoH. Wa a. IIauisJufg c,, d,,.
!" Ger nee Of be (hf Wolrs) general of4crt
u'',ee''' requiring them mol 10 10 there. Tho
'lntf Iflief - from Samuel u. Pslter.on Ns,.i,I
Of Tie Esstefn Ds;nct Of Peuu.yl,sol, inusieb
ne sis'ss thai Dir Muenob. meniioned N The Gov
e'nofs !e!ier' 's a Deputy Msr.hsl snd We end
70 a. hs'n'bgTs. Bll 81 JsfsAal Patterson lg,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-01
Canadian Affairs.
Lower Canada.

Sir John COIburnes Isgsl advisers i, would seem.
have led HIN into difficulty which It may not be easy
TO get out Of II Is sAd that be has exceeded The pow
vested IN him, by sasPending the hs6ous corpus act,
and authorizing The nAl Of the political prisoners BY
Courts Martial There 10 an act OF Parliament II Is
..d passed the late Session BY which extraordinary
tribunals such courts martial both at Kingston and
Montreal Illsgsl and the condemnation and
tea Of Van sehoa,I ard others will oast heavy
sponsibiliiy upon the eaeeutoner.
The two Quebec Judges, Panel and Bsdafd who
suspe ndsd from Office for their decision the
hdy Of writ of hsbsus corpus will, have before
stated proceed Immediately 10 England TO support their
cseisions
These proceedings producing great deal Of ex.
eiismen in both provinces. We learn from the non.
r.al paper, that on the lsih motion made before
Louu Martial BY the pfsonefs counsel, for ordtr
a. 1ges requiring the sheriff Of the district to
,n's.,. ...onss with the warrants Of arrest and
.sai, - such Of tho prisoners as were committed
"s November, previous to the proclsma.
''a' VIII ", which he had refused TO give them
10 give judgement this motion
and at the same time Mr. Han wa. to
oliou ior wri, Of prohibition, TO stay
bs The Court Martial. The judges before
Dear sr-, hons were made are Chef Justice u
pertou, w'Air Justice Psrke. II was thought that
ca" ~ would decide sgains, the Legality OF the
The Montreal Herald promises seue. Of leading ar.
ticles rseommr nding Nsr between Great Briain and
tae United States WAY, al the Bri,.sh NoHb Amen
Provinces p'us the Herald. ho, worth sseh a
waT. The Pcops OF Great BflGiE would not make war
with the Chitst Sts,es ar 40 CsnAdss And The People
Of the United states would not sacrifice their trade
wooden eoInhs on the Londun sTand, for thea The
Herald NAY writ. &c Canadian all over, and II
will only he 80 much ink spilt
From Qosbee NC have Gates 10 The l3,h The Gus
tom House had dsmandsd The REVENGE n specie. which
AZ 20 900 pound, due bond, before MAY, vas
creating coed deal ofsIe,lsm,hL The Bank, co not
pay specie
IL not at al rsms'ktble that there 10 revolution
IN Canada, Il such sFtrt a. tkis prsvais-S Y Ia
yfas.
T,sn "A, 1snirt4i Head
We sr, g'se - learn ihsi Judges Bsdsid and Pane
have teen tr,sslly ssspsud dnni hy The neck vel
bot ouly firm ihett tea,s the bench The fret nam
81 geniismsn Va. skrn hs departure 81 England 70
the purFoss Fl 'iaihr his rrris III Colonial Ofce
and Eouid bot 81 81 surplisr u ths Whigs pfoyi
cee ihsE ssfs 30 poser when ks frrle~. SHOULD CIV
bra tefy ahsT'ni psoncilon 10 wtt he rly de,sf
A. ihese lodges hAve hssa susasn1ed, ne ur1
bet ihing tof ths rarqsiy - lhe o0uutfy would L
thf ssfFsnsicn a hs Auofnry Grnsfui tnc the he
ing q FesPeeisbs foTtieu q The trstofs pnsoa
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
TO OUR LOUISIANA FRIENDS.

At the instigation OF correspondent at New Or
leans we called on Senator Nicholas in relation to the
memorial from Louisiana the subject Of the natural
cation laws aud for the satisfaction Of said correspondent
f what we have to say give satisfaction would
observe that Mr. NICHOLAS showed an indifference utterly
at variance W.T. co!nnon courtesy. and required eli
fort TO re, act jha: e lad received the said memorial
although /, TAD 7,8{ aceived within few days: and
hi, Ii he fsnsyd d a4Ied to recognize as memorial,
bn spoke OF IL ii ant with reiuctance with marked in
difference as apaper from the native Americans" His
cold atmosphere chilled ZEAL and we retired with the
impression that in so uoing had relieved him from
uninerestiug if not very unpleasant interview; in SO
much that no voluntary at our part wiz ever occasion
ITS reretiton which regret not at all for the sake Of
he man. but on account Of the cause we have at heart
All this will appear the surprising when tits known
that & duplicate Of that memorial signed by more than
1000 persons including the responsibility, worth and Ia
ent of New Orleans had only four or FIVE days before
heen presented by Mr. Johnson of Louisiana in the
House OF Representatives. whose conduct, we happy
saw was very different from that Of the Senator from
hat state It will be seen however that the memorial
| mas been presented,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TOHN SEXSMITH respectfully informs his custom
II and the public generally that he has elinquished
his former stand his brother VIM Sexsmith and that
he has taken the store doors west OF DR. Gantons
nrr and two doors west of Mr. r. Keyworth's Jewelry
store, where hi has opened entire stock consist
ing Of the following articles
Gen,lemcn's calf and morocco boots, Nulfers and boo
tees, pumps and shoes
Ladies' boots and Shoes
6 morocco and kid slippers,
{" white aud black satin slippers.
Misses boots shoes, morocco kid colored slippers
Together with general assortment OF common boots
and shoes All Of which he is determined to sell at the
lowest cash price. Call and get bargain.
Feb -
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
InLEG aNT AVID FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND

TSLEG ANT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS AND
r. SHOES Sign Of the Mammoth Golden Boot -
JOSEPH B. FORD, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, nearly oppo.
site Browns Hotel has received by the latest imporiaons
from France his usual supply of French and
French Morocco portion OF which he has made into
spendia Boots and shoes and is prepared to make to
der apv article in his line in style warranted equal 10
airy IN this or any other country.
T f. offers TO the ladies resident and visiting the
Metropolis the following, superior Of their kind. viz;
Cater Boots, of any variety. with beautiful assert
ent Of coorcd Satin Turc with eooTed Morocco to snit
for making Cater Boots. Ladies can have any color they
,ysh 10 match their dresses.
Christina Water proof Boots lined with fur, most de-
'srable article for winter. &,
Ajso ihe Quilted Silk Boots and Buskins, with cork
.oiad Roots and Shoes made light and elastic
Sinners Of every variety for balls and evening parties
with ali other articles usually kept in fashionable shoe
establishment. ..:.,,.,,, r,ma,l
thai he is IN every way prepared 70 81 them WIN boo
and shoes IN the nsaest and most fashionable manner
All the work of his establishment lnvariao'y naue
French Calf and Morocco Skins with Spanish sores am
having succeeded with great and attention N ge,n
lasts perfectly adapted TO the shape OF the human iooa
and in securing the services of Mr.. JAMES PARSONS
{whose superiority in cutting and fitting IS SO genera
,acknowledged,) he with the greatest conhdeh :,
recommend his establishment to the patronage OF ID
Public.
Dec.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1889.

G Persons disposed 10 afford recunary aid to the Ma
tive Amepcan Associations requested to call on G..
" Boteler, Ulysses Ward, F. Howard S. j. Todd, John
2. Hardness, A. Rohwe George Sweeny, Win. B.
Todd, Henry,M Morft, George W, Hardness, or John
c. McKelden.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02

the valuable Basam has been In extensive use IN
the principal towns in the Northern States and o zoe
Of those tested its efficacy the Proprietor
furnish the druggist Of this place. that All may
themselves Of this remedy before the disease gets SO n
effect obstinate CHS tuy
dsrf the following individuals Voluntarily give ,hs h a
among who proved us efficacy tron ns
ledge Of the materials and the favotsbe effect upon Sas - ~
where above Balam, we
yahstie medicine for W hat il il recommended Calvin Ei NJ
D. Albert Williams NJ D. members Of The
the direction, what as.onisnnF
cures Il has effected Webster Boston, Horace ns ss,ol,
Me Thos Hashins IT, Enh Horton nrnn o. beker
ton Boston, Woodbury. clerk q Josiah seadmsn; 49,.
could be named, where 80
ny ~ security arsin counterfeits each direction WI %
sgned bv hs Proprietor, NJ N Gardner proprietor Ienu .S
where all orders can De
Also observe on bottle impressed h the glass; the nam
N, Gardner,s Indian Balsam Of Liverwcrt
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
90 A. Brownson, editor Of the Boston Quar-. Review
Alba,aY, Feb. 20.

.4tbany, Feb. 20.
FROM THE FRoNT1ER--Gen ScoTT and suite
arrived in this city yesterday morning: Welearn
that another demand has been made upon the Go
vernon of Vermont for an individual identified as
having been concerned in the recent outrages at
Caldwell's Manor; that Gov. JENNIsoN has de-
cned interfering in the matter, on the ground that
it appertains solely to the General Government
that, in consequence of this refusal special mes
senger has been despatched from Montreal to
Washington; and that the whole subject is now
before the President of the United States. We
attach great importance to this question. We be-
lieve that it is competent for the Chief Magistrate
of this country, treaty no treaty, to deliver up
fugitiyes from justice, on the application Of foreign
powers, and the production Of satisfactory proof.
We think and trust that the same opinion prevails
in the cabinet and that in this particular case. the
miscreant, if properly identified, will be delivered
up to the Canadian Government, to be dealt with
according to law. The outrage complained of
was most aggravated one, and, in the event OF a
refusal to deliver up the criminal, will provoke re-
taliation, and lead, ultimately, TO war. Should
such be the result the consciousness that we had
failed in our duty to a friendly nation would de-
tract from every triumph, and aggravate every de-
feat.-Daiiy Advertiser.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
TIE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best medicine 10
Coughs, Colds, and all
Lung complaints, Hoop.
ing Cough, Splitting Of
Blood, Pain in the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
affections Of the breast,
IL NIrs. NJ. N. GARD
NER,S INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVER
WORT, containing the
strength Of many roots
and herbs. Among the
number are Liverwort,
Elecampane, Boneset,
Asclepies tuberosa. Ice
land Moss, squills, Hys-
lsop, Ruta graveolens ;
also many other herbs
not to be procured in this
.<.rt - TIA gIaha Enr
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02
THE DANGER OF FOREIGNERS AMONG Us y
TIME OF WAR.

The state Of things between this Government
and that of Great Britain brings us to the consid-
Grafton of how we should be affected as a Nation
in the event OF war by the foreign materials with
in the bosom of our homes. We have always
advocated the exclusive Native American rights
upon the broad ground of public policy, looking
to the time when proximity Of territories might
bring us in conflict with other nations. We have
endeavored to inculcate the maxim, that no peo-
pie, as such, can be united or powerful in the
scale Of nations which did not possess unity of
feeling and the certainty Of safe reliance upon her
own subjects: that strength with governments
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-03-02

NEW SPRING GOODS.-We have Just received
IN case light ground musns very cheap
do light rich prints
80 dozen bleacled cotton hose
% pieces soft finish Irish linens
case white cambrics
Feb 23- BRADLEY & CATLETT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

lanes TAYLOR, Formerly F. A. Jamss) CASH TAI
d LORING ESTABLISHMENT, No 90 Maiden Lane
The subscribers respectfully inform the patrons of the above
Enlistment that they daily receiving supply Of psn
did Goods suitable for tn which they make
order sell by the piece otherwise at their usual low ce
for cash only WINTER PAIcrs.
Over coats Of fine Beaver cloths from $50 to 90
Pilot II to -
eolored broad IA SO to ~
Drcs~ fine IL to 10
wool dyed black q Is 70 %
Pantal ems Of black, blue fancy eolored,
fro a $3.50 to $40.
Vests of cloth, Cashmere figured and plain
silks, from $3.50 to Sc.
ORES. coats made and trimmed from $500 to $500
Over coats 100 to ll.00
Pantaloons and vests, $l.s0 each.
The subscribers wish distinctly understood that gar
mens made at this establishment warranted fit and to
be made by the best workmen in the latest style and fashion
J6-tfy JAMES x TAYLOR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
BRANDYwINE SPRINGS HOTEL,


TAMRS M SANDERsON, Son and partner Of the pro-
d prtor Of the Merchants Hotel Philadelphia respectfully
informs friends and the public that he has taken the above
establishment which he intends opening for the reception Of
company, on or about the 10th flame next.
This commodous establishment built entirely Of soHe and
sixty Of ground belonging to and for purity
Of arthe medicinal quality of the waer-spendd scenery
road-beautu avenuesspacious porticoes, and the IA
cy Of reaching from all points il stands uneqyaIed
Since last summer many additions and improvements have
made among Others will be found quot grounds
grounds apparatus Cor pigeon shooting ten pin alleys billiard
tables bathing establishments, extensive sabng and pent
fu supply Of horses and vehicles
Grst band Of music axards band has been engaged
and arrangements have been made with eminent Pianist Of
Philadelphia, who will conduct series Of Concerts.
The choicest and liquors will be procured Cor the table
and the kitchen department will be under the direction Of
excellent French cook Ia short erertons will be spared to
render this house the first Of its kind in the couairy.
o. The New York Courier Star, Express, Herald Wash
nson Globe and National Integencer Charestoa Courier
Patriot Louisville Journal, New Orleans hcayunr Richmond
whig and Mobile Commercial Register, will copy
week FOR weeks and seud paper containing the adver
tsement 10 Merchants Hotel Philadelphia.
al0 1aw6w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

A CARD.-DR. WHEELER, Oculi.t, n Greenwich st Is
n permitted refer 10 the following gentlemen for tes
nony 70 the em, which attended nj, peculiar
mode Of seang Diseases of the Eye, Tor several pas
David Kimberly, ESQ i2i Front street, Charles O. Ravens
Crkhank 40 Greenwich ST Mr.. Justus ID. Miller, Isl Caai
ham ST Mr. Benjamin Flanders, 40 South It; Mr.. Jane. H.
j. Bodire 2a2 Fulton Mr. Augustus Baker Is Peek slip;
Mr.. Murine, 7os Cherry st; Mr.. q. Loom Office Of the
Evening Post; Mr. Prchard, 3ee Washington Mr.. r.
Mead Stone st; Mr. VIM Kirk who totally blind and
returned from the Eye In6rmary iacuras 2,3 yaek
Mrs Mcgee, family, Zone Of whom totally bliad l HI.
NJ Charlie. Parker So Carmine from whose eye. particles
Of steel extracted after ermenng him upwards Of 20
years during which period neither the professional gentlemen
with the Eye Inrmary any other surgeons
medical men had becn able to detect them.
Since publishing certificates and testimonials
this subject Dr. Wheeler has received amosg ohe) the
following gratifying letters TO which he respectfully invites
public attention -
Dear srThc great benefit have received from your pro-
fonal attendance upon my sight became impaired
from attack Of the measles 10 since succeeded BY
that malay named BY physicians ophama Tar demands
from acknowledgment in terms much stronger than
sapas. tie a. you rrSpos giving ,1e PSs's rs
o treating diseases Of the eye, have objection that you
shall say my part that have the utmost confidence
would scarcely the delicate and md
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES Q. KETcHuM.
To DR.. Wheeler, oculi.t, ss Greenwich st. NY.
Nsw YoRs 95th January, 1880
sAmong the individuals TO whom you may refer Cor prosf
81 your skill and ability Oculist quite willing you
shall add my having had sufficient evidence in the Of
my little daughter Of the safe terder and ecacious
which ron diseases of the eye From blow which she
unfortunately received Of h eyes not oy became dan.
gerouy inamed but covered with Gin, which alarmed
me ssd other members Of The family BY timely aPPesuos
you however, You completely cured her few dA
aud with very little Inconvenience pain As REGARDS sv.r
Balsam Of Moscs,ello Me benefit that il afforded my sny
during the last summer such warrant me 70 recon-
mend Il for any child troubled with relaxed bowels
Respectfully yours, &c. -
No. 40 Washington Market n.
To DR. Wheeler, Oculst % Greenvieh street
- Oce hours from o'clock AM 10 ls-out door patients
after Ia fnloisneon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20

&. A. BradbrOOfk's
GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman may procure every article for complete
Outft Of the best quality,
No. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUAE, N. Y
Here the public may always procure
Fiae goods in the Quitting line,
And what is important, be sure,
That untirng zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure
here they will constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class,
From the counterpart, blanket and sheet
TIE the towel and cloth for your glass.
Gentlemen also will find
Their ready made linen complete
From fabrics the best Of their kind,
And made up exceedingly neat
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Bolts and Hose,
Handkerchief, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Briggs customers crowding IN Hooks
Buthe need not each item rehearse,
The Suspender, the Collar, the Glove,
The Pantaloon Strap and the Purse,
Each fine as those mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order are made
BY those who arc known to excel,
And the very fair price that Is paid
Yields work that is always done we'll
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment is found,
And at once there be able to go
Without searching the city all round
As Nesting and Stock satins in lengths to purchaser
m29-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-20
COLTS
BOOK-K T. ID PIN G..

{dy- PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
LY NEW The which fern the bases Of science
cassed under Five Divisions with definite expanatonsaf'c
the forms Of grammar and arithmetic contains vocabulary
OF mercantile and phrases Ao key explaining the ma
Of Jounazng each Of the Day Book enes
practical would explain the to has tins
education may acquire knowledge without the assistance Of
teacher To which added, Directions to the Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books in every extent and
Of houses Public Addresses the 6rst delivered
upon the subject Sc &ctA day published aud for sale
D.APPLETON co.
dIs6mis&W+ 2O6 Broadway