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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
From the Worcester Palladium.

Mr.. Editor-In late paper, correspondent
of yours has informed us, that Lees Spelling
Book is used in some Of your schools. This
led me 10 look into that book, and into some
Others which understand, are used in this Vi
cinity. One of the first things | noticed in
Lees book was, that he has, in some classes
of words, followed Walkers pronunciation
For example, he gives the unaccented the
long sound of e, equivalent to ce; as in beau
~, which is TO be pronounced bedutee, butee].
So clearly is cleariee .feebty, is feebiee.
On this false notation Of Walker, Stepen
Jones later and more correct orlhaoepist, re
marks: " AS no trivial error in Mr.. Walkers
system,I consider his always using the long e, in
the place of the short y. Thus for instance, the
word asperity if pronounced exactly accord
ing to Mr. Walkers scheme of the vowels,
will produce the tudicrous sound OF asperee-
tee"
The truth probably is that Walkers ear was
inaccurate, or he did not well understand ar
ticulation. Certain it is that there is no such
pronunciation in England, nor in the United
States.
2. Lee follows Walkers pronunciation, in
giving the short sound of as in hal TO the
same vowel before $ 10 considerable class OF
words. Thus a in bask, fast, hdsp, last,
mask and many similar words, is to be pro-
nounced, as it is in back, bran, far, faSh.--
This, says Jones, is encouraging a mincing
modern objection, and departing from the gen.
une euphonical pronunciation OF our lang
uage."
This fault is found also in Emerson's Spell
ling book Now, il there are men in England
who pronounce in this manner, they cannot
be very numerous, for spent several months
in England without hearing j, in single in
stance. The notation is wrong.
3. Another of Walkers peculiarites adont-
ed by Lee, is, his giving 10 90 in book, cook,
cr0oh, hook, look, the same heightened sound
which these letters have in bloom, BOOM boot
This rault is also in Emerson but il is con-
demned by Jones, and know that it is not the
pronunciation of educated people in England.
II is absolutely ridiculous
A. Lee retains in such words as fdrour
honour, ferrour, .spiendour This orthogra-
ply has been going out Of use for half CEN
tury, and Is now so generally rejected, that il
can never be generally, revived, and children
ought not TO be instructed in it,
Some other mistakes in this book, for the
sake Of brevity, are omitted There are other
spelling books in use which contain still more
errors than Lees.
5. Emerson and Lee follow Walker in di.
recting before 70 10 be pronounced like tsh, as
ndfshtre, re'ifshure. Emerson goes further !;
courteous be pronounces curtsheo,s front
Ter, Jrontsheer: (Which is ridiculous.) SO al
so grandeur, is gTanjar pendulous is peaju-
tous; obedient, is obejeent.
On these peculiarties Of Walker, Jameson,
amoch later writer, makes the following re-
marks.
The letter d, in certain situations, espe-
cially before the vowels and =, when care
lessly pronounced, is apt TO slide into the
sound Of !. This which in fact arises from a
slovenly enunciation, is by Walker laid down
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on Ire Connectictd River Line
Of Stages from, Braffleboro 10 Hartford,
and from BrGifieboro 10 HacerhiH.
THvHE old Mail line leaves Bratteboro for
IL Hartford, every morning, Sundays ex-
copied, mt O'Clock. Fare S4,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford, at
6 O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.--Fare $3.50.
For Haverhill, ". H., the old Mail line
leaves at 4 O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
excepled.-Fare $3.50.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhi, ut
II O'Clock, A. NJ, daiIy.-Fafe 5000.
I1~E Extras will be furnished when necessary
for all stages on the above line.
l.. FARR, Proprietor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
8 p r ING

How beautiful the pastime of the Spring
Lo! newly walking from her winuy dream,
She like smiling infant timd plays
On the green margin OF the sunny lake,
Fearing by starts, the little breaking waves,
Qf ripings, rather known by sound than sight
May haply so be nam'd,) that in The grass
Soon fade in murmuring mirth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
Real Estate for Sale.


by the Subscrberss
.sssen. !. THE whole privilege of the
.HSit Water Of the East Branch Of the
93<VR# Deerield, at the Winslow Mills, IN
the village OF Wilmington, IN the
County OF Windham, and one acre of Land
connected with the privilege-and the following
Buildings thereon standing; one GrIst-Hliii,
having one run Of Stone; one Snw-mill; ana
the frame of a new Grst-Mill, partially cover
ed--dmensions so feet by 40, two stories high,
exclusive of basement Of stone and an attic,
calculated for three runs Of stone-there being
water and business sufficient 10 keep them all
in constant operation through the year.
Q. Two Building Lots in the village OF Will
minqton, on the west'side Of River Street.
3. Six Acres OF good Land. in the same
village, with large Two Story Dwelling
House, and convenient out Buildings.
A. Six and half acres Of Woodland in the
south east part Of Wilmington, q miles from
the village, and on the main road 20 Colerain.
s. One hundred and fifty acres OF wild land,
in the south west part of Somerset.
The above Real Estate will be sold in lots
as numbered, or otherwise 10 suit purchasers.
T'erms--part Cash, and reasonable credit
for the balance, with good security.
DaYID RUGG,
OSCAR l.. SIi.4FTER.
Wilmington, March A. 1899. tf2T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
COTTON MILL.
YIyO be sold, Mt PuBLIc AucTIoN, on Thurs
IL day, the I'd day ofMAY next, at I, P. Nj. a
COTTO.y' FACTORY,

situated in Chesterfield, N. II. eight miles
West Of Keene, and ten miles East OF Braitle-
boro, well known as the Chesterfield Cotton
Factory. This Mill takes the first draw ofwa-
ter from Lake Spahord, which contains fifteen
hundred acres, and is one of the best water
privileges in the State. The water is convey
ed from the Lake by Canal Of 20 rods, which
makes it perfectly safe FROM all fTesheis.
This valuable Property consists ofthc FAC
TORY BUILDING, 100 feet long by so
wide, anil stories high. One large Dwell
LING HOUSE, 5 stories high in front and
two in the rear, containing twelve convenient
apartments.
Also, three story HOUSES, two Barns,
three WOOD SHEDS, all finished in plain,
Also. one MACHINE SHOP, with Coal
House, and all the necessary Tools for building
and repairing Machinery, with nine acres Of
excellent Land, on which the buildings stand.
The MAoHIEEsY in the bill consists Of the
following: One Cotton Whipper, Picker and
Lapspreader, one Speeder, four Matewan
Cards, two Drawing Frames, eight Spinning
Frames 81 Spindles each, a Warp hlling),
one Warner. one Dresser, two Mules, $50
Spindles each, SIXTEEN SHIFTING
LOOMS ofihe Lowell pattern, one custom
Wool Carding Machine, all of which has re-
Gently been Luiit and in the best workmanlike
manner.
AIs-,, one FIRE ENGINE, built by Nor
rick & Co. which can deliver 80 gallons per
minute.
Also, thirtv-scveu acres Of LAND, situated
three-fburths Of mile from said Factory, con-
sistng of Moving, Pasture, Tillage and Wood
Land, with variety Of grated Fruit Trees in
full bearing.
The above property offers an excellent op-
portunity for investing moderate capital.
Stoges pass the premises twice every day
Board can be obtained at s. % per week, and
Wood from 81 80 10 81 rs per cord and eve
ry facility 10 obtain help on the spot.
The sale will be positive, TO safely sundry
mortgages. Terms, six months for notes sat
isfactory TO the parties interested. For fnrth-
cr particulars, inquire on the premises.
Chesterfield Factory, N. II. Feb. 1899. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
Well gayly chase dull care away,
And Danish every sorrow;
SUBSCRIBERS, pay yoatr debts to-day,
And WELL pay ours Tomorrow

Rules of the GOssipiag Club Any mem
Der Of the society who shall be convicted OF
knowing more OF his own business than a.
nother's shall be expelled from the society
without hearing
No member shall set down to his own ia
bic, until he has ascerained 10 certainty,
what his neighbors within three doors OF
either side of his house have to eat--wheth.
er they have paid for the same, and if not, il
they expect TO.
Every memberwho shall see two or three
persons engaged in conversation, shall place
himself belweenNhem until be has heard all
they have TO say, and report the same accor-
dIpgly.
Every member who shall see gentle.
man visiting lady more than twice shall
circulate the news that they are going 10 be
married andsaid members are forthwith re-
CURED TO report all manner Of things about
me gentleman, to the lady, and diuo about the
lady, 10 the gentleman. This will break up
matches, and afford much good gossip.
Serere Retort-"Does your anxious moth.
CT know you're out, my deat2" inquired an
lmpudent fellow of a modest little damsel
whom he met in the street ITO be sure
she does" was the ready reply "for she sent
me to buy some pork--are you for sale q
Variety Of The Genus Homo'-One Of thu
cheap periodicals. very grayely informs it,
readers. that Toulouse is a large town--con
tanning abou; sixty thousand inhabiianl,
buil entirely Of brick.
4
| Caador.-A farmer who had lost severa
Of his finest sheep, one morning on going I,
his pasture, found The fleece ofanobie weih
er on the ground. and to il was attached tn,
following dislich;
| "You are rich and we are poor,
- When this is gone we will have more.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

Joseph Benton, revolutionary veteran in
the l0stb year OF his age recently received
his pension at The Philadelphia County
Treasurers office. He was supported by
his daughter, q lady sixty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

The Boston Cultvator says some of the
Boston ladies are like lilies they toll not nei-
ther do they spin, yet Solomon in all his glory
was not arrayed like one Of these.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

Night keeps man alive without fire, candle,
meat, drink, or clothing all he asks is bed
The poorest man is as happy as king the
moment he lies down, and fortunately he has
to stand up only half his time.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
New Books.

nAVlES' Arithmetic, do First Lesson. in
- Algebra, do Bourbon, do Legendre. do
surveying do. Analytical Geometry, do De-
scnp''ye Geometry, do Calculus do Shades
and Shadows Webster's Bibles. Dicts,
Works complete in one volume, &c.
Ar TIE BRAyTLEpono Booxsrosr.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

A True BrLL.-The NorwalR Gazette
says--"An old lady in this neighborhood
is collecting all the Loco Foco papers she
lay her hands upon, TO make soap Of She
says they are despnt sight better than ashes
they are most as good as clear lie"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29
NOTICE.

sssssyaA. ENTILL be gold at Public Auction
s w on MONDAY, the first day
x.eTsSS of April next, at o'clock A. NJ. at
=. the Dwelling house Of Mrs. Dolly
Adams. ~ Halifax, One Hundred and Fifty
Acres Of Land, of the Estate Of Levi Adams,
late of Halifax, deceased.
The above described Land will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers.
~ DOLLY ADAMS, Administrative.
Halifax, March IL, 1889. %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

Two years ago there might be seen in
the streets of Paris, ut almost any hour OF
the doy. a poor ill.clod girl, who trudgcd
hilher and thither, singing simple airs, and
gratefully receiving Tor her sweet sounds
the smallest pitlauce that the passcr-by might
deign to bestow upon her. This, so recent
". abject being is now the beautiful and
enc hanting Aladamoselle Rachel, who,
though she has not yet attained her eighteenth
year, is unqueli6edly pronounced by the
Partisan critics to be the first tragic actress
Of the age. She attracts immense audiences
every night she performs, aud has been es.
pecially distinguished by the royal family.
She is so much the rage with the guy Paris
ians, that it is said all the new patterns.
shawls, and fashions. for the coming season
are 10 be u la Rachel BOSTON TtamcrfpL
A What's all this nonsense and
humbug we every day hear Of kiss2 A
kiss, in our opignyOa, is neither here nor
there. A good sized chunk Of soleleather
has Just MS much virtue in il, and is much
like the same material, as woman's lip
New Orleans Sun.
Fie, 6e, man; we shall not be surprised 10
hear by the next arrival that your head has
been made Jelly by heel.taps, and, in truth,
we will not pity you. What, compare
womnn's lip TO good sized chunk OF sole
leather IL the "creole gals" you talk so
much about, don't resent the insult, they de-
serve 10 be insulted--ihats all.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

MERRlLL'S H DE S--a good assert.
IvA ment-just received and for sale, at
March IL. BiRGE g. DICKINSON'S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

Wilmington, March 4, 1899.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-03-29

400 BUSH. Corn and Rye for Sale, by
coo J. c. STONE q co.
Guiford, Green River, March IA, 1899. 20
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

TvoT AIR COOKING sTOvE.-This new and unri-
.,,.d stove t now manufactured and kept for sale by
the Subscriber os Grrenwicn street. bew..a Courtand
and Dy. The public are assured THIS steve surpasses
M .,er. now r use for cookre purposes and economy
fuel The Oven which twice as large that ef other
,sve of the same sire, l. constructed that the baking 10
,s entirely Nv Not k conducted IN Aues in such
a. "a give rcy heat In every part, which may BE-
increased or diminished pleasure, by means Of snel
.res are suitable f private families the larger for Boarding
hou.cs Hotels Refeoiories &C. The largest sse s war
rsd IN pn.ss capacity 10 d. the baking, boiling cooking
a ~,.hrs fo- .ix hundred persons. Thspusc n respect
fully invited 10 call aud examine for hemseves he stoves
ere warranted h "a. Mari.
n17ims
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
CONFIDENTIAL.

DR. BELLS MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 4 Courtiandt st.
~ second door from Broadway Dr. Bell continues usual
to BE consulted in all OF delicate nature. Syphtc
and snecua Affections disorders Of the urinary organs &c.
&C., which have baed inc mecical and cks,
to be benefited and relieved application to Dr.
Bell Professional kl coup ed with wesy experience
the treatment sf the alb diseases enables the doctor 10
lsure ,.ef . a all paaen.
Rewae of pretenders, smrirics aud medical buffers and
member No Courtlandt street, two do.rs from Broadway.
d7 lm%
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

LONDON LINE OLE PACKETs..

SNTTR To sail the Is IUh, and 2Uth OF every mOhth
sThis line of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
following hp which will succeed each other IN the order IN
which they named sailing Punctuay from New and
l7ih and 27th of every month throughout the year, viz:
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

ATEw DIsCovERy-For the -f chronic diseases,
IN such long standing crouls ndary syphilis, ulcers,
piles 6stua tumors and also all mercura DIS
sase No nav IL required for medicines till the
cure IL perfected which take from tAree 10 six weeks and
be business Medicine and advice gratis
IL perfect cure is not performed Dr. HEINE. wishing to
prevent any 10 persens who might be nisd
reetcd wlfuy by aecden informs them that he has no
,ou street btween Canal and Desbroses streets Any person
wha poor but honest recommended by alderman de-
serving can receive both medicine and advice ats between
aid r. NJ every Saturday. Dr. HElNE, beoe elderly
psrson native of Ger many, his English language with
much dimeulty understood. d3-lm'
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

n EsTELL's FEMALE PlLLs.-In conss quencs OF the
IL great demand for these invaluable pills. Mrs REsTELL,
Female Physician finds herself called upon 10 appoint agents
for their sale They be obtained at lls Cherry street.
near Catharine 2e4 Grand street. OF Allen 2s3 Bow
cry Houston and at her Principal Office 100 Green
wieh street. All be addressed the
pr ncpal Office and post paid.
Mrs Rese particularly urges IN. necessity OF the drec
ons being strictly followed also 10 impress upon the
red that these pills not be used in circumstances
as though mild and safe in their operation they composed
Of ingredients acting upon particular funcons that they
will podu thesdects mentioned in the directions, which
enclosed ids o each box when they ought be
used. Price ST. Mrs. RSsels proper signature written
the Of each boz mir John Casy agent Cor Prov deuce
n. L. ia Ina
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

DVOITNTERFEIT BHANDRETH's FILLS, .ald BY
~ 200 Drug stores IN the city OF NkW YORk. o!
world making you derised and rejected Of your fellow
mani
It's deeply TO be Iameued for tn. sake o public morals.
that Justice aud to those who might be deceived eomPes
"' . f'' A SELLER Or CeUNTERFFITs.
PvsL,c wrRsra-The Druggist who kesps Store Al
BowERY west side ofthe Bewery and side Of Hous
tor street, sells counterfeit Of my Fills.
epdsavored by using show Bills very similar 10 mine 10
deceive the unwsry portion Of tine public into the belief that
thus take the hard earnings OF the for
hat which !. more lely pjure thas benefit Tor f he
that ssld al the sbove store n indeed feod
medicine WI should u require my 70 make sef
The conclusion Is that y y made 70 njoe Why made to
njure7 asks To destroy the high character Of the
genuine medicine This Druggist Is very careful that his in
fanny should be well ohseryed for he sshi its less than
three s,gns that he his Branerehs Pills FOR salea which
are only staemen that he considers houor and honesty
perfectly use. But lean tell him that the moral guilt of
seller Counterfeit Mediens greater than that OF passer
Money The latter decidedly the hon
orable ofhe two He stands shance Of being sent to the
State Prison for years. but your seller Counterfeit Msd
you on bring your action for damages and
the sellers OF counterfeit medicines have seldom thing 10
lose they possibly be made 10 pay They confirm The
old rule that out sf nsh,ng nothing be obtained.
MY Office the Bowery few doors Of this unolush
ing seller Counterfeit Brandreh Pills Psrcsase them
my oce which 276 Bewery, between Prince and Houston
streets Aud value healih 20 to druggists
Ihsve known any who have used the Gcuuine Pills
that satisfied they the best medicine they had
ever used iii not fer countertng knsves thers 10
little doubt but long before this they would have Ia
are In fair become and depends with the Judi
cious Public whether shall We secured my rights
q. BRANpRETH, M D., ,aai Broadway
14i Broadway 276 Bowey, iss Hudson st., being my swn
eees the Pills purchased hcrs be relied upon the true
and s.suiss D. RANDRETH, NJ. D. do sodam
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

(SAsH sYsTEM-CLoTHING Clothing Who'll. ssle and
" rata sold 10 accommodate the times Pilot cloth Over
Coats hon skin Over Goats beaver cloth Coats Dress
rost. Pants and Vests Of various snds Shirts Drawers
Cellars. stocks Handkerchief Nc. &c. the bove srticle
will be cold very low for cash Al No 2s Greenwich streets
corner &C Barclay street rth east corner.
d7-lms JACOB BOtANT.
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

!. ~ ryH FLOWER BULBS Now y The time 10 buy
~ Hyscinth Narcissuscs, Tulir. Crocusses, nc " yos
was 10 have sne fragrant flowers during Christmas and New
Year until March and April The aboveentoned Flower
Hulbs NAV be obtained, well - great variety Of other
t;pAs the lowest rates this city. at the seed cf
d7.lm' WILLIAM WAHbUHo. Zine o.
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
. CDO - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE tor
ssrRSz Norfolk Charleston, 8. c., Petersburg, and

srRSs5 Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg, and
.rs,-.,-o.,, Richmond-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWESS all boats Of speed and acconmo-
aton will commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf afternoon at O'clock Immediately af
the arrival OF the from Phladep pha and will arrive
rt mornag at Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
oa and thence steamboats, to Charleston Returning will leave
osnosth every after the from the South and
each Baltimore next morning time for the FOR Fha
elpha.
These boats connection with the well known ste
jackets Georgia and South Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats to Peters
and Richmond Strangers informed (old travellers
tow) that this the cheapest and comfortable route for
ouihern travellers there changes from steam,
oats and stages the dead of night the Washington
oute The company therefore hope he part Of
cmmuny will patronise them in giving equal facilities and
ancrior comfort.
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So JOHN w BROWN,
m26-u Agent.
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
PATENT WsNDLAs~.
r r. DIST K, A D.

CO THE Subscribers, SrIe Propretors and
to execute with despatch all orders Tor their Tic
nvaled Patent Swesd Beam Winda.s BedsteaJs which aY
aaos universally used, being the hest article as yet
Vented--conDDing ease, convenience and durability
The sackH acted upon the windass and sweled
made perfectly light and free from ali liability ssgg still
pg elasticity in the same which renders particularly eay
and simple constructions the matter Of putting akin,
iown win be found of but little trouble in comparison
other construction whilst the precision With which
component parts fitted acts safeguard against the
iuction Of any kind ofvermin..
From the taken to render each Bedsead perfect Their
lsaes for durability will recommend s 70 parchaser,
Who invited call and examine large assortment
,sni.
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Matrasee
gsathsr Beds tic constantly ON hand.
J.W. C SOUTHACK, No. lo6 Broadway,
islby yranklin Houss
NEW REFECTOkY.--J. SWEENEY Informs
IN andth public that ne has opened Refectory in s
large and elegant building No l44 Fulton street Fish, Fles
and Fowl always be found his tables and every decs
ey Of the provided appears the MARKET
No attention will be wanting his part to give
satisfaction and he hopes to find that generous encouragement
which he is determined to esserys
tl0-tf J. SWEENEY
(yHEAP Cash CRATE sTOKE.-To Master Builders
~ Crate settsrs, and all others CRATES
made order the crate and fender mandatory 70 Gold
street corner Of Spruce st.. at IL cents lb.
~ B. Pans and blowers for all description CRATES made to
order in the best manner.
Ao old bought and repaired and put up in
Also CRATE setting and obb,ng work done with de
patch, by +. GlLHOOLY& CO..
dl4lmt IS Gold street
NCD n AU,Ls Al
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

6kSE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
NM Sailing from New York on the 18th, and from
Ss1sss2 Liyerp ,ol en- the Let Of every IN snih.
FROM NEW YORK.
Jan'y ls-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (newl Capt w.
C. Thompson.
March l3-The VIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
April l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt +. P Allen.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Jan'y 1.-The VIRGlNIAN, $40 tons
Fsby 1.-The SHEFFIELD, 500 tons.
March THE STEPHEN WHITNEY-l000 TONS
April The UNITED STATES-660 tons.
The qualities and Accommodations Of the above Ships, and
the reputation OF their commander well known Every
exerton will made the comfort Of passengers
and the interests of importers The price Of to Lv-
.rpool the cabin. the other lines fixed at $40 with
wines aud Of every description The will not be
responsible for letter parcel orpackag. sent by the above
ships for which bill Of ladng not For freight or
passage apply to STEPHES WHITNEY.
SANDS, TURNER FOX & CO.or
dis.y ROBERT KERMIT, "a South street.
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

VAyILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER BOOK
wv SAFES.-Made expressly to stand the test Of the
greatest ere thief These safes have been proved nr
nace with Scots Astrto and 0ayo double Safes and will
be stand fire than six Of either Of Deano
Scos Gyors in suecesson Tor sale at the ordinary
prices by the pasntee and manufacturer ia Water St ~
ESOS WILDER.
r. s. Prompt attention TO orders by mail.
Price from S25 10 $500 each. dill Inn