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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

Fat Park. We saw yesterday, al The store OF
Caldwell & Bristol 10 Congress street, lIroyI tot
of % hogs, dressed and ready Tor cutting ma
packing. whose weight and intness exceed any
thing Of the kind We hive ever seen ne neaV'-
est Of the lot Weighs 5Gi BIS, md the average
vei,b, is AOS lbs. each. The Ahole weight Of
the twentv.sx. Is lOGl9 lbs. These hogs were
raised by Mr. Ahram Bennett Of Saratoga county.
and sold day or two since to Caldwell & Bristol.
Troy Wing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

.NImh,'y Occurrence. On Tie evening OF Dec
1t, the dwelling house of .ir Thomos to3a"'F'',
Ncobary. Ohio. was destroyed by ire. aud four Of
his children persisted in the flames. They were ali
bows. and The Oldest eleven years 81 asc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

lSJldla 2,oh Miss Sarah /. Norton OIL rH'
carown. \. s., died very sadaen'y few Gays
since. She was to be married on the following Gay:
and vas adjusting her dress at The Mirror when
-ae fell unJ expired.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22

= Poetcil Direc,ioq package Of papers passed
throngh the Post Office in Birmingham \. last
week hearing the following musical inscription J-1r
Of Com.
"To the forks of Chcnan-o am bound, tnc'e sam
let me ride 40 your Mail Bag 81 70 az am
when get 30 Broofn- county You shal nave engage
Three cents, If you claim 1t, OF klyra Page.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-22
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.

TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 22,isao.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, FEBRUARY e. 1888.

gave believe the slaves sometimes suffered for want Of
food One evening was sitting in the parlor, of
the resolue of the slaves the door and said
" Master, am willing work for you, but want some
thing to eat" The only was, Clear yourself -
learnt that the slaves the plantation had been without
food all day because the who mill could
not obtain his grinding. He went again the next day and
obtained his gris but the slaves had food until he
turned. He obliged to go about five miles. know
the slaves sometimes severely whipped, the
backs of several which had scars evidently
sed by long and deep decorations of the whips and have
good believe that the slaves generally in
that condition. for the back of exposed
which was not thus marked, and from their taered and
scanty clothing their backs often exposed. From
what and heard among shareholders have
to believe that promscuous sexual intercourse between
the white males and female slaves very in
deed should judge from my own observation that not
half the slaves were unmixed backs.''
The slave Of the South good circumstances aa well
fed and clothed contented and happy the free aBorer
of the North Farmers of Vermont willing to exchange
places with the slave of Vrginia Willing that your sis
and your daughters should take the place the female
slave!!!
WIN. SCALES.
Lyndon, Jan. 10, 1889.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
AG f. N rs.

Derby, DR. Richmond.
PerkinSpille, w M Guilford
BrOokfeM, d Kingsbury ESQ
Randolph, c Carpenter, Esq,
East Bethel, E Fowler, Esq.
Waterbury, L Hutchins, ESQ
E S Newcomb.
Waitsfeld, Col Skinner.
Moretopn, Moses Spofford.
Warren, F A Wright, Esq.
WaterJord, R c Benton, Esq
East Rorbary, S Ruggles.
Ferrisburgh, R T Robinson.
Vergennes, J E Roberts.
WestfeM, o Winslow, Esq.
Corinth, Insley Dow.
WilI,amstO,Un, ] c Farnam.
Chester, J Stedman, Esq.
Springfield, Noah Stafford.
Franklin, Geo S Gale.
Wateruille, Moses Fisk, Esq.
Hydeparh, lothian Wilson.
Elmore, Abel Camp, Esq.
Hinesburgh, w Dean
Burlington, G A Allen, Esq,
Montg emery, J Martin.
Lincoln, Benz Tabor,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
Brandon. DIR Hale.

Brandon, DIR Hale.
Jamaica, L Merrifeld, Esq,
Hubbardton, w C Denison.
'NortUich, Sylvester Morris.
Hartford, Geo. Udall, Esq.
Tmbridge, Hervey Tracy.
sStrqford, w Sanborn, Esq.
Barnet, L P Parks, Esq.
MorriStoiDn,Rev S Robinson
Morrisuille, LIP Poland, Esq
Cornwall, B F Haskell.
Crattsbury, w J Hastings.
WestJo''d, R Farnsworth.
EsSer, DIR ] w Emery.
UunderhiH, Rev E B Baxter
Barnard, Arad jackson.
East Barnard, w Leonard
Walden, Perley Foster.
StdTkS6or0' Joel Battey.
st. Albans, E l. Jones, Esq.
Rutland, r R Thrall, Esq.
Royalton, Bella Hall, C c
Carter.
DanuiLe, M Carpenter.
Glover, DR. Bates,
st, Johnsb,Wy, Rev J Morse.
Msddlebtvy, M d Gordon.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM

Is published every Saturday morning, at 2 year, pay
able IN Advance If payment be delayed till the end of
the year, Fifty Cents will be added.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Subscriptions and all letters relating to business, should
be addressed to the Publishers letters relating to the ed
oria department, the Editor Communications intend
ed for publication should be signed by the proper of
the writer. sE5@ Postage must be paid IN all cases.
Agents of the Vermont AnSlavery Society, and officers
of local antslavery societies throughout the state,
thorized to act agents for this paper
fD Office, door West from the Post-0nice, State
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02


Our fathers have left US one of the most in
structive lessons ever given to mankind, showing
she folly Of expediency; and, its wickedness
when adopted by nation, in opposition to the
plain command of God, and the dictates of hui
manity, and the sober counses Of exact justice.
1t may not be Improbable to glance at some Of
these governmental gales of expediency, into
which our fathers and the present generation of
public men have been betrayed, under the notion
that present expediency required us, as nation,
to use it to commit crimes, at which, as individuals
we should shudder At the time of the Declara-
ton of Independence, the nation was like the
great deep at the time of the food, broken up
from its foundations, and casting off the allegiance
that bound us to the British empire. Society was
in this republic into its original elements.
100000 being the entite population; 100000
or one sixth of whom had been, and were held
as slaves
All men must have seen by our Declaration of
and almost every state paper, all
resolutions, manifestoes, petitions,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-02

MIR. KNAPP:
Dear Sir-An article in your last aludes to the very
declaration Of do not say how Interested null
titude that the slave Of the South better fed better
clothed and happier than the free laborer of the North
send you the following for insertion you think advi
sable. send it for obvious If there be sin,
which the obliquty of the human heart warrant
the full circle of human conduct can comprehend,
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

n rsssbls an - II thsir present Posities thsy wsud
RVS ssidsss asvsert the part the advosats ss
suspsnson trip de Sanks into the The receiving
sasy fund net dsposte would inevitably cause their
,.steppsgs days The Of the banks were read
ssvsay meeting held receive them at the City Hotel
They we're generally the effect thu. the banks would eon
sss do all in their to relieve the merchants; but the
arrangement FOR the reception Of country notes was
attended with insuperable objections
bsnhs caught and c attention turned 10
class of by whom this peposterou proposition
made. II is found that they the same individuals
whose caused New York in 1897 to incur The re-
proach her BY Philadelphia that she was the hst
suspend that If anayse the auction and obbns
sysem York. will Gn0 in that the prime cause OF The
present difficulties The assigned by the banks Of Phia
depha for their suspen,ion that the demand Tor specie %
abroad greater hn can be supplied The same reason
given banks r expanding II money was made
time when there foreign bills in ,hs market sp ce
would 90 TO DANGER extent. That Is the counr! owes
more than crops Of the past year have paa ioryet
the orass importing merchants have not been large
The bohac then accumulated by the iacy ~mch the
aucsx and obbng systems offer the foreign to force
his upon our market To raise when the English
markets are pressed heavy made here per
sons not acquainted with regular trade The goocs are
obbers' paper fr sales, gives his note at six
months which sold the market by the agent, for what
will bring and the money transmitted England. Il is
well known fact TO the trade that the balance stock OF he
Manchester manufacturers forced upon market in ths
way to raise money To illustrate this position we will take
table duties, for the last IS years, irom official
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

Cleared.
Tahoka Howell, WilEinston; Ncys Bunker, Mobile;
Brown, Kelly, Baltimore; Peril Field, Easteort, Me; Ashley,
Pike Charleston; Cincinnati, Barstow Richmond, Va James
Crowel Plymouth, Mass; 81 Marks Williams, st Marks and
Key Wes Leontine Dearborn, Rchmosd, VA Garrck ra-
mer, Liverpool
Ship Bangor, Eustcs, ~ d. I'm Bonair SALT to A
Bark Gentleman Dudley 10 ds I'm Cesreson With cotton
Br brig Clara Cook, IS ds fn Barbadoes mdr Tucke
Lsuries.
Brig Coumbu' Rsmnsr fm cadr Sep, mdr to scsermer
Brig Flo,a Thompson 10 ds I'm TURKS Island salt Tuck.
Brig Hammond Sears. d, in Sincy, granite, Exchange
schr Romp, Grant, 80 d. fa Galveston Texas,
schr Anu Herrh days from Ph,ladelphia, with coal
order
sehr Eve. Wilcox, day. from PHILADELPHIA with coal to
order
One ship two briga
Ships Iowa, Pe Havrej Allen, Wilson, Charleston; Al
frtd, Cheever, do
Mcnsorpudn.
The G,rrck Palmer sails today for Liverpool Her letter
bags will es.e G,pins News Rooms in the Exchanges
the usual hour this msraing
Launched from the snip yard Of Josiah Myck, 1t Dams
Mills. the h int the bark Aori 3o7 tons
be commanded by Cspsa Fran,i Davis and owned by him,
Messrs Nesmh Leeds, and JOSIAH Myrick. For model,
workmanship and materials she Is unequslld.
Naval.
steam frgse Fulton, Com Perry from NYork via New
London and Holmes Holr G &c eiy Al Boston the 22d
lust She left HOLMES Hole at half past fv, O'Clock the
morning OF the 22 anchored of the Navy Yard about half
pat seven II the evening
The frsae BrsnSywise had not sailed from Norfolk the
last aecenn.s.
TXs Exploring Expedition TIE Sea Gra Apprehension.
having been expressed of the public prints respecting
the afey OF the Sea Gull (ender TO the Exploring fsp.di
ton ALA, uneasness that might be iet the friends
her officers and publish the following extract from
letter to the Navy Depsrtr,ent frou ii.nt wihes;
U. s Fig ship vNess,r., -
Harbor OF Csilao, July I, 1889 I
The Sea Gull aud FIXING Fish left ange habor the h
May The latter ved Valparaiso the 10th Of May
having parted company with the former of Cape Horn IN
gale ~ wind and hossh the Sea Gull had not arrived Val
rarao the 9th OF June e approximations for her safe
~ and taking iuo consideration head winds dur
her ut Of time.
Hesry o. NYorL from Liverpool Cor NOrean dss, OF
Tortugss light
United ssases Gssrss.
BosroN Oct 7s-cd Reeside Largey New York Victor,
Wallet do kenc~n Lowell do Benz Biglow Wells do; 22d
arr ra'''n team f'gass) Perry, NYorh; Two yays, Lo
Psov,osScr. DC, aa-ar Auig, Munro, NYorh, sid Yam.
kee, Brightman, do.
F.Il R'vsS Oct ls's Independence, Stuart, from New
York
roarsHovrH, MI, DC, a,-,'s Telegraph. E,s,edse New
EpeaarowS ocl fsarr Gem, Robbins. Nyors Ear po.,o,
Caspian do Cor Bath; Pocnouss Cor o.sop. 2I.,
tor nan NYorh for Boston, With Ios of ssr,or. srl.n
did sariman, Ndor, for Bo;soni - "a the ssev..
Nsw Btprosp. Oct 2l--srr Eu,Slous, small Nyort ..
pNr ApsLruia. Oct 23arr Mary Reed t,rav Nto,t IA
Whais, Baldwin do; Globe, wscn, do.
Noerolx. Oct 2lmr Senator Haftshorn Jares river Il
Nfork, with damage, below Alexandria, Bri,ten Nyork
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

Such the sale this morning The Of excelen
choices and in the hest ORDER and the prices obtained
ect criterion a the market. Teas this moment
very high and both north and east Of The late
from China has been Of such nature to impress ma.
ny with the belief at the Canton trade has been stopped
aud imports thence for the year. that there is to be
general city both here and in England This requires
examination The trade with the Chinese undoubtedly
end for the present. whether vii reopen before
fresh supplies should forward remains to be seem
The export from Canton TO the United States for the year
ending ae 90 Of June 1885, has decreased great deal
compared with the average export for the previous few years
and just at this period when the stock Of teas
has nearly out this country, seEshy felt AT
fairs at Canton at looked equally but the
China trade is Of such importance the English that IT
generally thought thing would be settled by next
With this view cannot for anohe advance
this country this fall snless two of the four
cargoes the here shou be lost Taking this into
consideration advance depends upon contingency
less the present time would materially affect the
market
Morning herald., 1839-10-25
Corn YrRs1e..

Flour has gone back the prices here before he
rival of the Liverpool Sales made today $
81 barrel cash. for Western brands The stock here rather
light and also in Boston and other PAGES of this and the
dealers here force off the flour almost fast
alone sufficient depre prices Upwards of barrels
have been purchased in this market English There
uuufed for 10000 barrels but they
buy time at SO or less and consequently there sales
n the agents would pay cash. they would complete their
orders.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25
state ef Grade.

There very little business doing orally Cotton Is duii
Flour declining in spite small receipts The tea sale
was we'll attended and report will he found under another
There i Fair stock OF both descriptions of tn
article and is increasing The demand very light some
few pots found buyers 81 7o and pearls at 50 3d. AT
Boston ere has been but received from the coun
Try, have small at 81 for pearls and 5 for
Morning herald., 1839-10-25
1MPORTANr MEDICAL NOIsCE.

~ made the treatment Of Veners Cases oevery de.crp
ton Dr. Evans Oficc, No IL Peck Slip Recent
cured perfectly in few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with old complicated protractd cases, though
they have tried all the advertised quack nosrums de
spar all no. " Peek Slip and juge for yourelvesre
member ssc,ion whatever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street, ,i! Lea office in Of the city All letters
paio, enclosing fee, attended T.. 80 lmisr
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

DIED.
On the 23d nst Ann wife Of George Britain aged ~ years
and months.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

VNT GODS TOOL sTORE.-l J. W0OD, Importer Il
w Mechanics Tools has constantly on hand very
ensvs aud vau1ble assortment Tor sale at his store No
Chambers, corner Of Chatham street
Planes OF variety OF description,
aud beves spirit levels, augers and augcr bits bats for
Of every shape; files large assormept htma.
csl nstrume variety OF urning sthes, tools, mill
ing farming So bands ssd hooks for lahe boxes
and tape for cutting wood turning saws first
articles gen psmens tool chsss filled with best quality Of
tools; wt s every other description OF hammers; glove
brush, ist ed horse shears alaee ment Of bent
a.d sSAs ,ner files and rasps, tape measurs, carving
TOOLS ssndes all Sizes csbast makers clamps bench
hand ches and geuges, plane irons, oil
tong plates dies axes framing
chsels (Anericsn warranted, horse hoc draw Knives
asee hatcher and ho. do glue, emery and
paper drill stocks, gusge bubbles for levels
pnknives and with general assortment suit
able for almost any kind Of business. ssp27-lmis
ID ooMs TO LET--Two handsomely finished ROOMS oa
paratey or ,gether They he had furnished uuiur
nshed with without breakfast and tea Enquire the pre-
misss. o32iw
~ EMOvAL The office for the sale OF the celebrated
- Hunters Red Dtop is removed 465 Pearl ore door
north Of Chatham Buy nothing undsr the any where
else. or you get deceived. Price 81 per vial. o25
CO. AL th,, wear. (vrit,s
pondentl when consumption Asthma Coughs Colds he
most pravelent most safe, ecacious and NJ the time
speedy remedy may be foun in Or Nsson We.
getable Basan For sale BY D. saads. 10 and 100 Sui.
ton a. syme 50 and 3s0 Bovery Burnett. Perfam.ry
81 Cona street SIC For further particulars Dr. Ma
sons advertisement in another rart of the Herald oa23m
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

Passengers sailed.
Ia the Iowa. for HavreRW syhes lady and servt Phlad
Rev Mr. Warner NYork; Aexr Gordon and lady Batn
Mrs McK do; Fr.dk Rsnbe and lady, NYork; Mrs @
Cooper Warrington city Mrs Sarah Remscn NYork Miss
Remsep, do Hoguet lady and child, do; Mr., and Miss
Tbs tcher Bos Mr. Hernandez Havana Richd Ety. New
York; Mr. Won vo,s Prussia Mr. Warren, Boston, Tbs
Wems USN; MIR rtet,, NBedford-and n seerage pas
senger'.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25
GRANDJRAN's COMPOsITaON
III II M A NJ III A i X

10 Great success and great reputation are proofs that
effects aud is useful the Human Hair The article
with its recommendation and m not 10 be cassed with
that host Of limitations With which the city abounds Its
usage considered corpored Fat, will enable the orgsns to
preserve their Temperature diminish their suscep
bties and contribute their nutrition and their
natural orer the alterations arrangements winch may
IT'S QUALITIES
On the first day OF its application begss 10
BY H. dry and weak hair will be rendered strong plia
hle brillian. azj curly. #*
y i, employ reat heads entirely bald will be r-reuh.d
valuable specific for all disease. Of III. skin and hair
may purchased, ~hsesals, At the following agents
Mr.. Rosat, 81 Cedar street.
Rushton Aspn~a 50 William s,res., ITO Broadway. M
MiIhs u, French Druggi,t Isa Broadway
Miss Cannon, Broadway, uader Astor House.
Miss Ramsey. 2s7 broadway
Churman, druggist, corner VarieL and Canal.
Ring. druggist, corner Hseeeker and sroadway.
Country .1gsss doctor MctcsIC fremont street. Sost1l
Baudhaxd, Aibany-Statc street, Troy
A. iaior Philadelphia 81 Fourth street
Dibbc wnsdsle, BLfsIo.
Hepssells. Cincinnati and 81. Louis,
>fcles, New Orleans.
Scott, l53 King street, Charleston.
Wsn,ed-Agens for Baltimore and Washington.
S-Those persons who IN OF false hair ssr.ax
tie treatment be su?yd al the esta5hneni Il A O.
No. Barclay street, will be found extensive
,orlmen OF wr., Tsupes. &c Of manufacture which can.
be surpassed the United States The great sale orshsss
articles has enabled Mr. Grandsn to s The price a, -
oslmis.
HUNTERS RED OSOP.-Of6ce of the gnnuipe nedi-
cine removed to 5s Psar oae door north of Chatham
rrice ~ per vial. o25
DHiLADELrHiA, BALTIMORE, AND EASTERN
NOTES, are taken al par for Portable Desks, Drssssg
Cases Fancy Boses for work jewels odour &c; rich Purses
BoSe, w.tug sD Ladies. Work Table, and rr.a, ,~ri,
e., q articles q utility and fancy suitable presen porta
bic articles for travellers; hne Pefnmery Brushes Rodser
Cutlery Chinese and Indian Goods NC comprising ali the ne
v,iss and Improvements style arang, quality and
finish and forming the and desirable
l. oe ioand IN the city all Of which hspp, 10 ho
and sell at Reasonable prices
TIFFANY 3 YOUNG. $50 Broadway,
OILS Inns directly opposite the City Halt
Morning herald., 1839-10-25
MAR HI ED.

On the 24th INST by the Rev. Andrew Stark WashiI
Norris Miss Margaret, daughter OF Alexander Dennoun
all Of this ciy
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

commence precisely at
~ NV CHATHAM ThkArRE.-Tnls EVENING
Oct % 1889, will be performed ta.tfFE
PAUL FRY, or HOPE DON'T INTRUDE-Paul
Pry, Mr. Finn Phebe, Mrs. Flynn 81.
Aher which the Romantic IrIsh Drama Of
kATE KEARNEY.or THE FAIRY OF THE LAKES.
Kate Rearney Mrs. Flynn. tfetNlU
10 whole TO conclude with
FAITH & FALsEHO o. Ly ysimachus Dohbs, Mr. Fl,nn-
Jane Marden, Mrs Flynn
PricesBoxes so cents-P % csCalery IS eta Children
under ~ yeas half price 10 fioxeg fHa Me
Doors open at 7ocock and the curtain will rise At half past
even prscseiv. sil 8ms
ri,HEATRiCAL NOTILk. -Ladss and GenlIrmeu wish
ing TO engage the Providence Theatre are to
make Immediate application to JAMES +. ADAMS. al the
North American Hotel, Bowsry oaalt'
A CARD.-NATIoNAI.t tTREATRE-MR WILSON
IA begs TO state that his Ben, fixed for Friday 26h
inst when will be preseated celebrated opera winch
whole strength OF the company appear variety
OF other ente rtanments being the last night but
appearance oa42t
GRAND CONCERT.-Mr. JOHN A. KYLE Prof ssor
~ Of the Flute, begs leave 10 Grand Vocal and
day evening" October 2sih 1882 II.
Mr.. Kyle takes this opportunity Of nfors ing his friends
aud the public that he proPoe resaming his Prosssn, sea
retirement Of three years aad wall make his first appearance
before them that evening" assisted by the following
arti,ts-Mr. ssgun, Mi" Pard Mr. sescA. s.nor tn-
cisco Benscd Spanish artt from Spain and late from a
vana Ar. c. Kossowsk Professor Of the sno, from tie
Con.erystore Prague; Mr. Kyle .snr with othe Psrca
VNhE BATI LIE OF BUNKER HILL.-Opsn every
evening at Masonic Hail. Broadway, (Sundays excsptea)
Time Of commencing altered to half past 2 O'Clock.
The propristors wish distinctly understood that this exhi
bition is not painting bot combination Of mechanism
and representing all animate objects instinct with life
bending they de every joint and the soldiers marching in
perfect time With the music accompanying their respective
scenes.
Tickets so cen,sChdren rnder 10 years Of age, cents.
Particular n sraaIl bills. slO.3n.
A POLIO GALLERY.-THE GREAT FALL EXHI.
n BI ron Of the works of spwards OF hundred living
Artists, at the Apollo Gallery, No 4o Broadway
From this exhibition the committee of management will select
the works which they will purchase for the Apollo Assoca
ton. The great pctnrc Of the INDIAN PRocHoN pam ed
by A. j. Miller, for Sir w ID will be exhibited for
short time only. Admtance 25 Season Tickets 50
cents ol9-is1ws
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

EoR SALE TIE Grlsrs, ssa ANAL gar s..rs; sso
stock m the same, consisting Of Reezia, CNsANrsas
oucos ana Commoa size Segar Of vious approved bsaad
porec orect from Havana The whos Dsy he bad chsai
apPy'ns ."msdisssy at basement IN No, Walfstrest
sLSkENcH AND LATIN LANGUAGEs--1be ysurs
Der gives Lessons og above languages his residence
III academies, on moderate terms. ~ -.rI ~ ha.tssf
hcrespecuuiIy informs the young &c New York I
ne VIII open French Evening" Class on the 25lh inst
resohs uescus 81 entering viii please call ia the even
az NO rark row, or at his class 5S Fulton street
stairs. s A. COQUILLE o23.3
nLMSIED's PATENT STOVES = The subscr
~ would recommend TO those about 10 procure Sto
either Tor pasors halls series Offices stores hot
churches, &c 10 examine this excellent article A. III r
rorty all Others can be shown In few moments
Air Furnaces put short notice ard anon the most
proved principles. .tNJ j. h. p. DEAN 2I0 Water street
Waite inn edatey, three Sheet Iron Workers
ol3.l ~ 0sE
Y ~ bIBBONS-RiBBONS--RI B BOSs--WnolesaIe ana
~ tail, a9 Division street, few dsors ont of chath
square aud Bowery daily receiving from Importers and
onRbbols and silks, OF the latest impora,ions consist
of rich Gros de Naples and Ribbons extra heavy cha
able embroidered eros de Naples Rboens super extra
broidored satin Ribbons changable igd satin Ribbons
Gus styles paia Ribbons embro,d.rsd plaid Ribbons
afea aad satin Ribbons all widths and co'or large
sortnent OF Gap Ribbons: aso hyd and plan Silks and
ins yelyets Grapes Grape Lise Wire aud milnary agi
in general together with great variety of fancy Dry e
such shswls, Gloves Hosiery VeiIs fancy 4dks So
Lsces Thread Ed2ing, &c. also, rich assortment Of
Mechn Trimming Lace.
" B-Received this day case Of Rep Silks centau
blue pink white and mode eolors Of various shades alsc
case of changable uncut Vcyets.
0l5- City and country Sliiliners supplied.
old fm+s C. B. LEVY
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

IHRESH RAlSINS.-Just landing Tor sale at $3.50 whole
boxes halves and quarters in proportion Fss4 cents
pound lots To purchasers Grocers supplied still
less prices. THEODORE WALSH,
o25.3t+ ia Front st.. corner Of Wall.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

A YOUNG LADY having had instructions from the first
IA astsr in Music and Singing, desrous Of obtaining
limited number OF pupils At their residence Her terms
will be found moderate, by applying s9l Frankfort
90