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FINANCIAL OPERATIONS.

Paper money al a discount Signs of an
other SUsPEYsIoE-APPREnE bank
rupfcy. Two extensive banking compan-
les have been kidnapped lately, in Canada,
one at Durham and the other in Barford
and Barnston. Shareholders, Deposits
and all, have been removed to the Montreal
and Sherhrooke raults for safe Keeping
II is said also that mint-drops OF their own
coinage were plenty among them; II so, il
is pity they were disturbed till they had
succeeded in regulating the currency in
Canada, for at present il is in a very
deranged state.
The Durham company had plates on
ID banks, among whchwas found one of so
on the u. S. Bank. The rog ues, who had
taken in the public so long, were them
selves taken in at last, and well do they
merit the punishment that awaits them.
Fonr men we've lately arrested at Cha
,eaugay having in their possession fourteen
thousand forged notes, purporting to be Of
the Montreal Bank.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

There Is an editorial in a recent numhee
OF the Montreal Courier worthy Of note
The following paragraph concerning the
fate al the Canadas, exhibits the character
of il.
owe hrieve this country is doomed not
10 he British long: the option is left 10 us
of becoming Yankees or French, and what
Englishman will hesitate! Metre parti est
pris. We are perfectly serious when we
say we aeli+vs Canada will NOT long be
British II is Tong story, to give all our
reasons, and it il a story 60 make Brion
weep. and dash his clenched hand against
a stone wall we therefore don't like to
commence il, al all events, not now.''
Omincm -TheNVestern Statesman, rub-
lished at Marshal, Calhoun county, Mich
igan says, the indians ia Western Michi-
gan disappeared some six or eight weeks
since, anG, upon inquiry, we learn tina,
they are and always have been dissatisfied
with soH'e of the treaties made by the gem
erai government respecting their reserva-
tions--ihat they will yet have them-thst
all the warriors have takea their rifles and
gone TO Canada.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18
DECEMBER Is.

confidence 81 his cooni'ymrn, Icy @'nr
,8e trrachefv, than be Was Immediately
...,,.,ed into ell the secrets Of that anti
Canadian nuisance, the Hon. Legislative
coooei. whose tyranny Is edrctually bring
60, sbnui severance II The Canadss rom
die Blush empire. Ilis with the desire to
b.nr into their body oil The Canadian
,errsalars. that the notorious Hon. p. ID.
D.haftych owes hiss dishonornble ceIrbn'y
ard his introduction tn the Council. he
character IL the Canadian members Of thai
bsIg is cxempIifed by the fact that Two
tooafable exceptions only exist. Those
are truly honorable men who have resisted
tbe aualrtous and powerful Offers made 10
chem 10 insure their cooperation IN the
rnslayinp al the people. We must abstain
nom naming those two respected and es-
,remcd patriots; for due praise conferred
o,on them hv those who we styled rebels,
would expose those honest and fearless met
+, the nnrelrnting vengeance Of The foya-
lists. But the country depends upon IFS
friends and as the late disappointed dcla-
Tar has it, 4" lie jour riendrG."t
This j. the motto on the arms Of Lord Dur
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Ron, TEeiiieUr. Tres Ron.
Bas Prir!i Bqs Pri.r!if
Bds Priru,

E T. ssnsslenE efot 10 sen develr encore urs
- loss dinstef sea ANS e. e ratsie central
vcH,r exanasnet son faads 80 rnagehanANas. con-
ssiant en- ep3ceues de ioutcs snr;rs, claax eeupcs
81 eaupes. chaHdellss G. halie q ampe, laF4 CT
mofuc. sci ftos 81 6a, 6ycacef,s e icffo. tsrfs.
re, WINS, ihes, cassouade. relasse. cafe. tsbar,
fruits caeiOetlones. dforues e. ncdccspee il tout
pour argent compliant, GU llen ca echauga dez pro.
tuiis de IA campacae, auss boa mafchs qua
POSSIBLE pour Argent eous ie pouce Ga caurt
credit pouu1quf soit dcs mellcu,s.
Aussl ious Ice weak complies setont vendas
bon ma che pour argent compliant eli pour grains,
s'is sont raehetes await long temps.
tcues sores lie fourfures seroni aussi aehs,tss
al magasin "a soursignf.
L.PERRT.
swanton Dee. 1880
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

Benefit Of .Adrerlising. -Of oil The faeiIi-
ties for business, Afforded by newspapers,
advertising columns afford tho greatest.
They put it into every mems power 10
send his business card into houses and
families; 10 make hiInself ever present 10
speak for his own cause, whenever The dis.
cussion Of a subject interesting Ia himself
comes up. II hr is dry goods dealer and
IN the lamilv srn ln2 circle, and the want of
any article oi clothing, or il any ornament
is spoken of, the nwspapcr tells the story,
and directs where they may at once supply
themselves. The stove dealer, coal dealer,
the milliuer, iaIl0r ,shoemakrr, grocer, baker
and in fact every tradesnian or dealer.
whose craft ministers 10 the comforts Of the
family or individual, finds bis best and
surest friend in the NEWSPAPER.
FIRST RATE BUSINESS A doctor in Yer
mont had son who studied his fathers
profession, removed 10 n distant state,
married, and went into practice. After a
apse Of about three years tie father ..isiasL
his son, and during the visit he reGaesied
the latter 10 take him around bis "ride"
that he might see the extent of his sons
practice. During the excursion The old
gentleman remal ked, two new meeting
houses, with yards attached, which
the younger Informed him, had both been
erected since the residence there. He also
told his father that he had very frequent
calls TO a distance from his regular circuit.
Upon the old genlleman's return home, his
wife asked him chow Fred was doing. -
'Well-vrry well--frM rate he replied
che has already filed one etave-vasd full
and another nearly so, and is doing a pref
~ fair chance business al about 10 other
parts Of tie country"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

IL Is our painful duty to record the
o'a'h OF GuilIaume j. l.. Vallee, Esq,
e. d. which took place at Montreal on
sunday the 9Th Instant. after protracted
u o. palsy. DR.. Vallee died at the age of
. wears. He was an ornament TO society,
'''h by his talents and skill as a physician
I'D BY his virtues as citizen. He made
'aaae use Of the large. fortune which was
his command. The poor always found
" aim benefsctor. His money, TO our
'7oSledse, maintained and educated MANY
Dpa'ns, At his expense, too. was a mon
r-''a' built 10 the memory of the estins-
w. Tracey, The original Editor and
; ff'e'o' Of the Montreal Vindieaior.
"a was graduate Of the Medical Colleges
Edinburgh and of Paris; physician To-
= Noa'feSl General Hospital and HoreI
y and also 10 the Grey and Black
'''''i Ss' elected twice q member Of the
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18
SOOTHING SYRUPS.
TE.7R THE BRIDGE, STANTON

GSTOLEN, from the stable of the subscriber, in
~ Chamby l.. c. on the night of the 2nd OF
Dec. instant, a valuable BAY HORSE, with
black name and tail; carries his name the right
side, and had harness bride head stall with
square ring BITS and a check rein which had been
made from old rein cut in two.
Whoever may give information respecting the
said horse, TO Mr.. Thomas, at the office Of the
North american, Swanton, Vt. shall be amply
rewarded. J. e. PAPINEAU.
Dec. 4.
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70 CONFlSCATION. 90

Gov. Thomson, who was sent from
England 10 paciiy the Canadians and 10
bring about new era Of peace in those
distracted Colonies, IS pursuing the same
mad schemes Of his predecessor, the black
hearted CoIbornc. Already is the Official
Quebec Gazette, filed up with the aJver'
lsrments Of property to be sold, the rem
nant of what the bruta. and savage soldiers
hal burned and devastated, and all tina: is
oflhose brave men. who, after an Illegal
md mock trial before prejadiced Court,
have been hanged or sent into exile.
Could not Mr.. Poulett Thomson leave
those properties TO the heari-hroken and
mourning widows Of those who have been
harcheted by Sir John' Does he covet
The last morSel ,hat vas left to the unpro-
tc'el mothers aud helpless children of
t11sr fathers who have suffered so much
'r the cause of libetiy2 Is /, not enough
tat the husbands aud fathers had so cruel
r. suffered. We have always said that
r.rfc was no confidence to he put ia Mr..
Thomsan's mission, and every day dis
c.'ses nrw acts Of the Governor 10 confirm
"Hr op'uior,
The Official Ga-ette Of Quebec con-
ia.1s the advertisements for the sale by
WIT o. the immoveahIc property Of IS OF
those found guilty of high treason by the
court martial, among whom some have
been executed and others sent into Danish
mrn'. These sales are announced in virtue
OF wrIls of alias tferi faeias. The names
o. those whose properties are TO be sold,
are:-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

Geo. w. Gates. Of Lunenb Drgh, n. Ii +.
who has received the North American
from No to Assent 81 and ordere.l il dis
continued, is informed that there IL Ell n
balance OF So cents our due.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

NOLE de l'ecurie du soussgn6 Chambly,
(B. c. dams la mutt du 2 du couranr. un
superbc chcva sous poll rouge portant queue Ell
crinere nores-cette dernere lie cote droii.
II await une bride harnois avec des ayGres
carrees ct les renes etaIen de vieilles guides cou.
pees Ell deus.
Quconque pourra dohner connassance de ce
clreval Nj. Thomas l'otlice du NORTH AMER
IcAN, Swanton, Vt. sera amplement recomrense.
JEAN BITE. PAPINEAU.
Dec. /.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18
IMPROVED COMPASS,
They still continue to cast
CHURCH BELLS,

Of superior tone, with eas'-irOn yokes. and war
tanted TO s,and.-Aso, Steamboat and Factory
Bels of all sizes, constantly on hand. Copper
and Brass Castings, Of every description.
Orders may be addressed 10 CURrIs & WE.
STIR, St. Adams, VT, agents 10 the manuiaciur-
ers, where a sample Of the instruments can be
seen, and instruments furnished at manufacturers
prices. %
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A G. A RD.
=" The taste and character Of nation is
tno,rn by its Costume"
F. DI N I N


VEyOULD again inform the citizens Of ST.
Wv Adams and tn e neighboring villages that
be has commenced the TAILORING BCSE
NESS at his old stand, one door north Of the
Post Office, where he will be ready at all times 10
transact turncss for all those who wish TO patron
ize him. Having purchased out Mr.. McCadden's
entire interest ia che Tailoring Business, he would
again respectfully solicit the patronage OF his old
friends, where every thing connected with Tailor
ing will be done in the best possible manner.
Those who have paironiIed him heretofore will en-
Joy the conviction that while his establishment
was then the best in the place. it may be now con-
sidered far superior, as he has spent large por-
tioR Of his time since he left this place, in the
cities OF n. Y. & Philadelphia, where he has done
business, and received ihehishest sacoDums from
the trade.
o. Cutting done for others to make up.
FoR SALE,-The las, reports Of Fashions for
New York. Also. Scott & Wilson's shoulder
Measure System of Cutting, for which he is aP-
pointed Agent.
St. Adams, Nov. 20. 1889.
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN
VERMONT.

.Montpclicr-J. A. Vail.
North Troy, Tt,-Dr. l.. c. Moore.
Canaan. Pt..-Nathaniel Perkins.
Camtridge-D s. Brush.
JefersonuiHe- Rev. J. Baker.
Fairfield-H. Souc & Colt Brigham
Frankiin-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. S. S. Butler
.4lburgh-Tabor !. SeweH.
North Hero-Col. II. Wadsworth and
DR.. G. Whitney.
Moretown--R. G. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
Middlesex-Horace Snow, r. k.
Roxbury-John NJ Spadng.
WaitsieId-- Geo ID. Rics-
Barre, Vt--Capt Lewis Lucas.
Ira-Hiram Fish, 7. NJ.
Richford-A. w. Sears, p. NJ.
Bakersfield Josiah +. Brigham.
Highgdfe.-H o. Green.
BurLtn2 toni udeer Duvcrnsy:.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Marion Capt. Selden Brown,
Fit.riHiam-Josiah Ingalls,.
Hanorer, ~ H.-Sias X. Williams.
Studristotrn, Coos Co. " H.-Wm. Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. NH.-Huse Lsn
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Poini-Willism Weldon,
Psrry's .MiHs-L. Perry, P. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Dsnis, and J. A.
Sqnifcs.
Fort CoUington-Dr. Lnc Mason.
.9usa5is Forks-Dr. Joseph Davignon.
Ny. Ciiy-John Ryan, OF Greenwich,
Buffalo Charles Droler, Esq.
Roehesier-W. L. Mackenzie, Esq.
!SalinG-E nsmus Stone. 2. ~.
HoJkinf3n-John GoodeH.
Clena's FGHs-Heman X. HorL'ry.
Norfolk, ST. L. Co. n. Us. 81. PasIgs,
WISCONSIN.
.Hii,rGyt!e-Louis Franebefe.
tJ-An Pos'-Nasirrs who are fier1iy
10 Us and ~ ovf Cause, are requested 10 sct
as Agents.
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RENO VAL.

nR. COTE takes the present oppor unity Of
~ returning his sincere thanks TO the inhabii-
ants Of Swanton and Hieheaie, for the Kind patron
age with which they have konored him, and begs
10 aeqnaint them OF his removal 20 the house Of
Mr.. Goodrich, opposite the residence Of Valentine
Ferris, ESQ, and recently in the occupation of
Mr.. ii. J. Thomas.
Swanton, Nov. 9. 1880.
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H.HHsEl! LIME

THSHE Subscriber has and intends 10 keep
ia constantly on hand first rare quality Of
lime which he will sell cheap. Enquire at Cams
Hotel, aud Judge for yourselves.
J. +. loyal.
Swanton Fails, August 9. 1870.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

DIED. At Ste. Anne De La Perade, District
OF Three Rivers, on he 23d ultimo, Jeau Charles
Chr'stophe Brazeau, Esqr. Physician, at the age
of 80.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18
Good, Better, Hest.
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest.

FuNiE subscriber once more would invite the
n attention Of his friends and tho pubic g.
examine hts stock of Goods, consisting of We
* Dry Groceries. cot and wrought Nails. Candies,
Lamp 0h, Pork and Cod FISH, coarse aHd Gae
Sslt, Sione and Earfhen Croker. ard Ga
Ware, Wines, Teas, Sugars. Molasses, Coffee,
Tobacco, FRUITS, Confectionery SC. &c. Sc
-ALSo-
few Drugs and Medicines, which will be sold
flr cash, or mos, kinds Of Country Prudues, IS
cheap as the cheapest for pay on the nail, aud
very little credit Of The best sort.
-ALsD--
All old Accounts sold cheap, fot cash, (and samc)
for grains Il delivered soon.
Al kuds Of Shipping Fufs bought by the rub
scribef
l.. PERRY.
Swan,on, Dec. 4, 1889. Sd
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DfSSOLTT TON.

TIME firm Of |. 4. Van Dez.e & Co, 10 by
n mutual consent this day dissolved. Al
indebted will ace the necessity Of making immeei-
ate payment.
!. 4. VAN DuZFF.
+. V. GOODRICH
SWantou, Nov 5, 1850.
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Chcdpt cheap! Cheap!

s-yHE subscriber offers for sale, Sole LEA
n TIER of the first quality, at the very re-
duced y, ice of23 cts. per ID. and all other kinds
Of leather. such as is usually kept by Manuiaclur-
ers, equally c.aeap. Mark well Ills leather will
be found a; the Did Tannery, formerly occupied by
Henry >a,nehour, and is Kept in dry room above
The surface Of the ca tn. Purchasers will not be
under the necessity on going INTO dark cellar
with water oozng through its walls to iind 1t.
Also
Cash paid for Beef Hides al cts. per lbs, for
any quantity.
Sw2nton, Dec 4, 1889. "a
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Lcvelling and Surveying
lNSTRUfE ENTS.

VI ENEELY & OOTHoUT, West Troy, MY.
WE make to order, and keep constantly on hand
the above instruments, on the most approved con-
struction. They would call the attention Of Sur
veyors TO their
IMPROVED COMPASS,
which is almost equal to the THEoDoLITE. mas
much as Angles can be taken without the needle.
Angles Of elevation can he taken with precisely
the same accuracy as horizontal angles.
Their Levelling instruments they warrant TO
be equal 10 any that can be had in the United
States or England
TUEODOLITES Of various prices from
SIS to $500. TOWN CLOCKS, sc.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18
Books and Stationary,

Consisting in par, of Bibles, PRAYER Books,
HYMN Books, different kinds) Histories,
Biographies, Singing Books, Blank Books,
School Books of nearly all kinds usually
called for, by the 100 doz. or single COPY,
as cheap (if not chesper) than can be
bought in the State. Letter paper, CAP,
do, Albums, Maps nf the Western States,
Visiting Cards, Card Cases, lax, inksisnds,
Q uills, Slatrs, Waters. SEALING WAX
Letter Seals. Ipk-powders Tissue paper
Atkins Practical Forms, Sc. sc. &c.
ST. AIbars, Nov. 90, 1889.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

Medical Board 81 Montreal. md also Al
defmsn of itc City. DR.. vah'e had also
been for several wears lecturer on Phat.
macy and .Ma'cria .Nedica. He was kept
IN Jail by Colb"fne several months last fall,
came out very IL. hom which he never
entirely recovered. To the Canadian pub.
he, snd particularly 10 the citizens Of Mon
trral. bis lnss is irrppafable.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

We are sorry 10 learn that the wife Of
Mr.. John Interchangeable escaped in the
summer Of 1883, from Font Henry, King.
SION, died suddenly al Rochester on the
3oIh ullimn.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18

WANTED, JUST NOW, CASH
and all sort nf PRODUCE, in paymcn,
for the North .Asneriran.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-18
Coal and Plaster OF Paris.

TEvHOMAS WEBSTER has on baud few
N tons of Lehigh Coal, for sale at S ~ per ton.
He has on hand so tons best selected Nova Scotia
Plaster, ready to grind.
Those who wish to purchase, will do well to call
and examine before buying elsewhere.
Swanien. Nov. 26, 1889.
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This i. the motto on the arms Of Lord Dur
I an.
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NEW BOOKS.

n RUSSELL has just received. and offers
for sale at low prices, good assortment
School, Classical and Miscellaneous
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tJ-An Pos'-Nasirrs who are firrsiY
20 Us and - ouf Cause, sTc requested 10 sct
a. Agents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
C..I .TUDy or BOOK-KEK PINSs.
~. IA rsJo~ strssf nasr Br0adsc0N.


TT mu.t be sypar,st 70 all NAT there no sneeaa v.y
L teaching practical hnowIssge o. pookkeepns -
the pupil rc9gh variety Of business
b, his mas@g entries Of each . II occurs, s.d beecss
S.I;ar Nth The account books from actual must not
h. imagined that buying and selling merchandise I'll tbs
that take place IA Business lhs eesrse o. ~
which presents the pupil than hssded ."
t busess each or which becomes me seycs
~ rswark conversation and study, decidedly eourse
practice which ~~t resv't N good kno"'e'se
keeping. Ia, 49,. =.
Rooms open day and evening. Prospects, WIN .rm,
to be had Al ress where the advertisers wos may ~
- purchased. .-opvo
The Science OF Double Entry Book keepiug sP"ssa
standard work a tie seventh edition, 100 pages ecnso'
distractions; sIos. This book = introduced m'o .ne
vi Pull, ssoo. in preference to other on the
The trustee. Of this n.su,ion, Il y ~eiiknowS compose
&C the ss.t talent IN the country - 4, an,
t,,oauction o. the proof Valance third ediuoni ~
oe,a,o 20 pages cf Instruction.; - cents IN B,ls.
az Lecture the Study 81 Book heePng ia e.,t. r4y
sA,el- A neat pamphlet, - pages. i2mo.' pre- :
single copy - - ,...c,. = rrepsr Cd which
ali not fail in eIestisg able Improvement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE..

M The subscriber has taken the new hoese 40 Moose
welt street near and Chatham which he has ssd Up and
furnished with nsstness sod CONVENIENCE lne Tar
fsrnishsd.
To club. and parties. limited ssmser Of boarders asd
travellers the New England House sners
hch The tru.ts will snure him share Of the psb
lie patronage. HoonS'i
- a~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

CALANANDER WORKS, No "a Cas.cs srset.Ths
- ,ror,,.or of AZ. establishment invites the patcs At
snton Of psopreors ournaee % frcst ki.d son foua
asrs engineers. maon builders, che ms asd
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
shapes warranted equal to the celebrated stosrsr'dse ons
Ties of various Kinds r bakers oyss ana green houses mr.
,.rcs Cor CRATES lining. FOR stoves 6re een"nt Portable fsna
eos. .,mer,cr 10 any Others Flint Ware Tor chemists
rar,eJt resist the scos Of Ore ssas he Ne large
or e.. articles are Kept constantly hasd sss
likewise wade 10 order shortest notise AN Of which are
-lssm. NJ LIZ F0ULON, Proprie,~r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

nANIRL BOIL formerly of No. Bell, OVER for sale
~ his whole oct Of Pa. consisting o. ehc'se collection
OF House and Hot House Plants With his ssrsss and
Ros,. which /. the beet the United stases They viii ce
.od together with gree. houses 'o TO suit
bv calling soon n uot spe.cd the 4h Of Juse. ey WI
the. be sold Al publc auction the premises We hsswe
offers large qss.ty Of Mulberry Trees o. daer.nt sas
posed Of N very reasonable terms AVN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07

DANIEL SWEENEY, III An street, retzD - Hnses-
H. aanLs his friends for the libe<n svshsy
have unry readeed him since he first cpesed ~ Hsssscry
and that win be hrs cosstast sse.eSss seri
continuance Of their appreciation. His table
with the market affords and tce We nay hoser h
table with their peseaee may depend ss.g served With
slesol,sss. ciylity sad promptitsde. ~ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1889.


T EECHEs, LEECHEs.--lo.ooo Lsvant and Swedish,
for sale low, or applied, usual by
@. COLBY, Chemist, &c.
a23-lm+ 3Sl Pearl. corner Of Frankfort.
- rnge manufactured by s. Nav, surgical instrument
kerr London for sale by @. COLBY,
a23 Inn 35l Pearl, corner Of Frankfort.
g fEAw WRAPPING PAPER. 5000 Cap and
JCAMPBELL & PERssE,
a6 10 and IL Nassau st.
DUMPS WATER LOsETs aud BATHs-manulsctured
L by j. STONE, Plumber and Engineer, 800 Broadway.
40 I'm
DORTABLE SHOWER BATHS--manul turel BY j.
4 STONE Plumber Engineer 800 Broadway. az I'm
ITO PAPER MAKERS.-Fourdriner Machine Wire Cloths
i and Fets for sale by j. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
a20y 10 and ll2 Nassau street.
TO DRY GOODS JOBBERS. STORE KEEPERS, MAN
UFACTURERS, &c.
Q- CARDS Of every description, either Copperplae
Letter Press executed in superior style favorable terms
expressly for Card and Circular printing Specimens be
examined and all orders promptly attended to- Wedding Wis
ting and Commercial Cards engraved superior yle and
printed with the utmost neatness Persons furnishing their
Card Plates have them printed the latest and
approved fashionable style Of Cards. at short notice. just
ceycd superior lot Of Porcelain Cards. expressly for Visiting
and Wedding Cards which for wteness and brancy Of pol
ish cannot be exeeed.
SILVER PLATED DOOR PLATES, the silver plate Of
which unconnony thick with the improved Irenze Edges
Brass Door and Number Plates, Seals, &c. Sc
Fashionable Card Engraving, and Prating Establishment
a29-lmf SO John street, corner Of William.