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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13

LrhENcH LEssoNs.-Mons. ABADIE, pupil Of
Il the Normal school in Parls has the honur 70 morn
the Ladies and GeDtlemen IN this city, Georeto~n AUG
Alexandria thar he continues give lessons IN ms o~
native language, al his rooms, or IN private ianhes ~
academies, al moderate price, which VIII De feuueoa~
those formed IN classes, according TO the number, q
tll 10 O'Clock, y. NJ -,
Apply at Dr. atkins. corner OF street ana ~
sylvania Avenue or Fossetts lately MRS Lc'ou'" =
opposite 6adshys Hotel. r..h IL
Abade,s french Grammar and Course o. IT,
terature for sale in all the book stores Ia TINS c5
aug 22-2awn ----
NEW wuRKs.---Ellsn Granville ) a novel Wy 'a'S
IN OF rank, in vols .,.,. !, .f,;..
.en.,,,.5 ~ lanes Alexander, X. l.. 3. IN vols
r. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers 10 the Wayery
Circulating Library Immediately East OF Gadstys
Also, just received, Miss Landon's poecs ~orks com
piete in volume. nov q
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13

STEWART'S TplhL. ia pamphlet form. rcp"r'' y
~ gentleman Of the Baltimore Bar Price, - e."
Also. the closing speech On detence)ofI &c, 70 ~
this dav recei, ID Cnr saln lv T. TAfin-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13

- FAD the following interesting and astonishing facts
IN he follow ing among the many CURES, per.
ioimsd by N. use Of DIR Nm. EVANS Medicine.
Principal Office, No loo Chatham street. New York
where the Doctor may he consulted personally by let
Ter, pos paid from any pan Of the United States &c
, Persons requiring medicine and advice enclose
Bank hote or Order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
III u M A N II A | r /.

CO. Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEAN's CONF
POSITION Chan thirty limitations counterfeits
have successfully appeared Now the Pous system expo
red BY all the BARRIERS Of New York.
But one, doubtless, win dispute that the author Of
GRANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION il the only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and assduy these
oarious researches The he has
eeived Is testimony of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his sangune
From this date MIR. A. GRANDJEAN promises according
to his convictions perform extraordinary upon all per-
who will give him their confidence, and who will permit
him to exercise A. according the and the different
affections Of the Pous system He appreciates and combines
with crcumspecon all the prescriptions given the best
thois preference to his remedies except where
the requires it, and where moreve experience for
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies lst Paste, the OF which
guarantees the nslhe of xEROTRSA, and the
porary permanent; fall Of the Hara Cutaneous Erpona
Of the scalp ola letter nature that which generally
met with on the heads of yourg children.
ID Oderer1is Liquid the employment Of which, in short
time, cures HYDROTRIsIA.
3d. peculiar Plaster, and Dcphcree Cap for the
men of Bdnessand finally, prescriptions according the
different cases aud constitutions
Approved and recommended by the NJ Medical Faculty
Office, Barclay st., No ], Aston House. AZ 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
THE HUMAN HAIR.

Do Personal appearance is influenced by nothing more
materially than sxuriant crop Of hair The Of the hair
in most oecasioned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist preserve To prevent
cay and accomplish its complete restoration ia the object
which Mr. Clrehugh has II directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair It's structure
neced with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the most celebrated phyolog in London
and Edinburgh dsseced the different layers Of the skim
ned the blood vessels and bulbs connected with both
skin and hair and by these discovered the which
occasion badness produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowledge Of all these subjects and after
heads different of badness and
them according to the constitution Of the individuals, the
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, INDICATED COMPOUND.
II composed Of ingredients of the most vyiying
healthy action the skim and restore the relaxed functions
Of the nerves, bloodvesse and absorben 1t will thus be
evident that only by such can the restoration Of the
hair be effected.
proof ofhe confidence which has in rester
ing the hair, he prepared to treat it'll gentleman who
would wish have the Compound applied by himself his
Hair Cutting Rooms. This will be done houf amy charge
who have had their hair restored referred to- who viii
testify to the great efficacy ofthe Compound
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become hn
brokenoiten causedb by tying the HAIR too tight TINS Com
pound only it. In ssch all oils greases, Sc
any fatty matter perncou and only be recon
mended through the grossest ignorance
One application Of the Tncopherons suceat to
fros the skin.
Price. bottle Sold by CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut
ting Rooms Corner Of Fulton and Broadway, and Of his APP
pointed Agents Dodd, Druggist OF Blocker and
Broadway Wm Minor, Druggist Of Dcy street sOd
Broadway. m3O-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
Love In New England.

The following original leier, written by young la.
dy Of scarborough Mass is very fair representation
Of the calm rational sensible Of mind which char
acterises the New England female, 10 Of the most
interesting asd exciting events Of llfe;-
SoUrHBoRoUGH, October 20, 1896.
Mr.. M.ss-*
You will psrdos me for delaying 10 answer your
interesting letter, when you are informed that have
been absent on a visit my brothers in Dorchester
was greatly disappointed on goiHg TO Col S*r"~".-
learn that yos had left sherburne that day, visit
Boston. I felt very socious to see you as that
been nfor med of the Of my attending school
this summer. | should have been pleased to have
gone this fall, IL there had been large number Of
scholars, as you know am very end Of full school.
yos and Mr.. Fr-. l hardly ksow wLat TO write. |
know I intma,ed to yos that had idea Of dsms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

could fiattsr myself that he nay sever the ies
(for ibslous it isl know him 50 well a. to think
that ne would adopt SEINE measures 70 eo"vI h
paid you for the insertion Of yosr slandeI am ana
so you, my dear sir, dying man, and we sha De
obliged against oar will psrhaPs,to answer Ier eve,
thoughts if they are not in strict accordance with
truth and more especially when we HnJsstiy caium-
Mate those who do not deserve it, for read very re-
Gently in the word of God, that vengeance Is mine
and will repay il saith the Lord
lwoud not have such dennnciati0n hanging over
my head for all the city of New York. Restitution
therefore is our duty in all errors we have commit
ted the property orrePutatlon we have taken away
or have ATTEMPTED to do icheher zoe haze succeeded
in our efforts or not which is the law of our happy
country, and which have been frequently recorded
by police reports, and many have been punished
for their efforts to do what kind and Overung
Providence prevented. / shall expect therefore to
see that you my dear sir not far gone bat that
you will make your plaster as large the wound
you have endeavored to infct, which you only DO
in the same column in which your SANDER appeared;
then and only then shall continue TO think well OF
YOU as an editor and as man.
did not intend when began my letter to write but
a few lines, yet love for the truth has induced me
to write what have. New YORKER.
New York, Saturday Evening, June lst, 1889.
N. b. Since writing my letter have seen Dr.
Williams, but he has not read it nor have told him
that have written it but have asked him to oblige
with couple of his last publications, which he
did, and now forward to you for ysur perusa, and
one for your benevolent friend who invited you to
insert the caumny.
On second thoughts have resolved on sending him
copy a my letter, and if he desires to your pa
per Of Saturday last he shall have it act of JUS
tice on my part
n 3D. should sign my proper name but that |
was apprehensive it would offend your bosom friend
co adiuOr, Dr. Cossman, the great Ocust Of the Eve
Infirmary, l may be reduced to the necessity Of
applying to him for his wonderful skill known to be
famous for writing for newspapers
New YORKER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
MIR. WILLIAMS,
MR.. WILLIAMS,
uoroRARy ocuLIsr TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING
THE FRENCH, &C.,
OF Providence House.

uosoRARy ocuLrsr TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF
THE FRENCH, &C.,
OF Providence House.
NEW YoRK, June 3, 1889.
Icannot but feel indignant at reading this morning
the editorial paragr.ph IN the North american, o.
me is an Infamous libel upon my moral and PROBES.
sional character tending TO destroy both not rus
trated by a superior POWERFUL have no doubt II
will be See 18th Pisa. 9Th To the 18th w., 18th Psa
18th ", and 9th Psa. lstv
Uappilv knowing that your Journal has been con-
(and believing that will continue TO be) mp
upright principles; ! feel assured that you wil
ctv to appear in your columns and to add my part
that the whole founded on falsehoods, and which
NAV be called upon to prove in open Court in JUS
tice to your community as well as TO myself. shall
now only name one, which is, "The self-styled Dr.
williams, Ocust to the King Of France"
As your whole population who have read what l
have written must know that never called myself
and Honorary Ocullst to the King of the French, &c
sc. have the honor TO be yours, &C.,
JoHN WILLIAMS, the T.. o.,
Formerly Oculist to Lows the 18th and CHARLEs
the 10Th, and Honorary Ocust to their nj AJEsTlrs,
LOUIS PHrLtp the LIST, King Of the French, and
LEOPOLD the LIST, Kisg Of the Belgians Corr'g
Member Of the Medical Society Of PARIS, Tow
LOUISE, and many others.
Dated, Providence House, ". T., Sd June, 1882
To IN. Editor 81 the North American Ps as-iphs,-
DEAR SIa,--You are the last that should suppose
capabe OF suffering W appear your pa
per and more especially when those fslsehoods are
hbeious by sheer accident your paper Of Saturday
last was put iato my hands this morning, when
naturally looked for your editorial remarks but IN
stead Of which found Others which as ] said before
much surprised me. .
Durisg the past year have bad occasion to call
frequently at the house Of DIR. Williams, Oculist and
the verify obliges me to inform you that you have
much illuminated that gentleman, as have seen
many in the course OF my visits who assured me they
had been blind for many years, and that some OF them
actually became so whilst under the care OF other
eminent Oculists never saw any thing like impo-
sifion or duplicty either ofmy visits, the con
trary, heard and saw much that would do honor for
every christiaa man to initiate.
learnt from many that they were not only restor-
"a TO sight or otherwise benefited gratis, but that
thew had received pecunia,y aid from him to assist
and elorate the distresses Of their families This
gentleman you have not only slandered, but have
classed him with set OF men shall not de6le my
letter to name in the same sheet. Were II not for
ewing main to DIR. w, l would certainly send him
Your raper but he does not deserve any thing but
satsfacton 1t would therefore be pleasing to me IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Compound Essential Oil Of Almonds,
NOR destroying aandru and preventing the hair from COM
j. ing turning grey, prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR,
Hair Cutter 1875 Greenwich street, New York.
This iuntabe Oil has been the product Of twenty four
years experiences the years the city OF
New York where have been practising the Hair Cutting bu-
ness, and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
FOUND Oil is the and best OIL for the hair
makes thick and long prevents its falling off or turning
grey and hair has begun to turn such anoursher
70 the ha that by il will restore it 10 its natural colorj
also prevents hair becoming shaded and hair olready
shaded Which great Disagreement to young ladies' and
used Tor snort time will to its natural color clear
tho su and keep the har clean promotes eyebrows
and whskers. liberal discount made wholesale pupcha-
A. PASTOR,
l65 Greenwich street, N. Y.
Price. so cents per bottle, highly perfumed. myl5m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

yNTYETH's "CREAA OF LlLIEs,o Assl, .s....x
w for promoting ths growth of tho isir pre,ervug n
from falling ost andresius IRE. dandru wasker sreI
ly raised BY its also red hair whske grsAvDlv
turned TO without Injury the whiskers - As
power Of peneang aAd causing sprssA oct
strong black and healthy quality possessed by other
preparation Carls, natural artificial by their
shae and unaffected by dancing, weather
##lN
Price 50 cents. For sale Wholesale and retail by A.
D. SANDS 100 Falton corner Of William; J. yme 90 and
$50 Bowery H. Ring GA Broadway; g. Lindsay, s5 s,rtA
Avenue respectable druggists IN the city Peru-
merry and Fancy stores. tfs.s
Be careful to ASK Cor "wyeth's Cream of Lilies. mso-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-06

II COOKING GLAssEs,--The subscriber has on hand
IL large and splendid assortment o Gilt and Mahogany nam
ed Looksg GLASSES or every sne and pattern which he oars
to sell II Wholesale retail very low prices for cash
Portraits and other pictures neatly and e hy framed his
wsrehsose $40 Pearl street, few doors south Of Frsaks
square. THOMAS HOOPER,
iel.Ims
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

among which there de eight ten valuable young
WORK HORSES, four or five Yoke Of OMEN,
fifteen or twenty good milk COWS and CALVES,
forty five OF fifty lacned Hogs, sixty seventy re-
markably fine EWES, great many of which are
bali Bakewell,
Also about five hundred barrels of CORN. sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS, large crop
Of HAY, FODDER, SHUCkS and STRAW,
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons, Carrs &c
Also my Household and Kitchen FURNl-
TURE. among which there is new Rosewood
PIANO besides great deal OF other valuable + ur-
nlture.
Terms will be liberal, and made known on the dav
Of sale.
AT the same time and place there TO be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired. S. NJ. SCOTT.
Oct 10 ids
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
insert the above three times, and forward their ac.
courts TO this Office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18

fcfrcntlr From his inqnuirshc learned that when
he hid thought her gwen mp mp 10 despair. she la"
employed her time mote useiuils FIR hen ininre
hop, inrss. Sir had taken lsssuus tt9n Mr. Null.
lef aud her and. after SIX months had be
enme slilfnl in he culinary ART, thorough house.
keeper. discovering lac, angelic nature aud adpsif'
bic furitude.
dearest" said she. III YOU knew how easy II Is.
We. in a moment, understand what would cost a
runnif, woman our or Two years. Now shall
be- harry YOU will M longerbc afraid ri cnnui Tor
nc. nor | Tor yeur loub, about my sb'i'ues. Of
whioli will give you many proofs, said -le, looh-
ING At him Nth besiichng smile. Come. come,
you promised US salad. AID am going IL bake Ia.
morrow. the oven IS hoi, To-day the bread 81 lie
Town uIf do but oh henc cfofth leave II TO n.e--
From that moment NJ sd.nie de IA To1r-dn kept
her sntd moreover. she insisted on gong besell 10
Boston TO sell her vegetables and Cream cheese. i
was on such sn GRAND 10 tuwn Thar NJ dc lhleyiand
met he,. The day after he went To pay her visit
aud her IA The poultry yatd. surrounded by
host OF fowls hungry chickens aud hens. Truly
might II have been sad Of her,
r. ~ thee nnnele d binds receive her fool
And oil TINT I've know well a Loa art good
Sle all that she had promised 10 be. Besides
her health wasso much improved that she seencd
less iagucd with tie house w0ik dian II she bad al
tended the bali, Of wiuier Her beauty. wlnclt
had been remarkable in The gofktogs palace Of Yer
sales, dazzling ia hct cottage in the new world
NJ dc Tale, tand said 10 her. Indeed - replied
she. with nai,ete; 'lndced, do you think 80 =
| am delighted To hcai it. "oman ~ always and
every "hcfe p1ou of her personal attractions. At
thst moment the black servant bollcd the draw
inc foen holding his Jacket IN lIis hand with long
rrut IN the hJck. Mlssus, lin jacket tore please
mend him." She Immediately tool reedle aud re-
p n Gullals Jacket, aud continued the conyeTsa-
tun wnh charming simplicity.
THIS htie I'd, cnture efi deep impression on the
mind oil NJ. dc Ttcyfand. who used relate It
Il, I,ft l.
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Public sale Of Land q Negroes.

fDl vatne of deed nf trust exrented nv Richard
> : Ellis To the subscriber tie i1th day Of
Drcrinef, 1855 aud nf record IA tln Clerk oiiir,
oi Anhcrs county. viii be sold ~ Pcdiar Mills
The county 81 Amherst. the llahrst bidder. ioT
cash, on Tuesday the 26th day 81 November. tie
faasing properly, In VII one ftaei Of Land On d
ter Greek. containing 400 acr-s. more nr less ad-
'oning the lands nf LaIkin Byars anil aibefs three
other adjoining tracts. lying on both sides 81 h'
Enchanicd Creek and containing together riebi
hundred acres, mrre or less adjoining lie lands Of
Moses Mariin deed. &c. three other tracts, all
adjoining. CONTAINING seven hundred and tiry one
nofe or less, lying the forks of Pedar nv
aud llorses s creek. adjoining the Pedlar Mills
and othcts; also other tract of l. and combining
900 less.o both SIDES uf Pedlaf
adjoining the lands OF John Dayi. & others; also
st # abuut with the Brick Stnfeloase here
on. 1T PedlH Mills. Also tie following Slaves. 10
VII Othello, INN. an6 Frankly lis VIE aud John
now aged about 10 years and Nancy aged
abpu - yrars with their increase If any, since the
l7lh Dec. 1855. The lille to the afufcuamed Land
& Ncgroes Is believed II be indisputabr. but attinR
Is ttustce will convey such THE ouy Is IS vested
ne by tile deed aforesaid.
liifom inolemrncy OF weather. or any other cause.
the sale oi the aforesaid pfopert, should not be com
plcied on The day named, It Will be continued FROM
day TO day until finished.
SAML. MoD. REID, Trustee.
consent that the above named propruy may he
sold ~ tho tlnie aud place named IN the foregoing
advertisement aud upon the terms aforesaid.
RICHARD ). ELLIS.
Oct % IDS
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ID URSUANT to a deed of trust, bearing date the
2nd day OF October, S37, executed by George
NJ Thomas to me, for purposes therein specified
which dcedi is duly of record IN the Amherst County,
Court Clerks O6ce, shall offer for sale TO the
ngheSt Odde' Tor cashupon the premises, Thurs
day the 2lst day of November next, a House and
Lot IN the town OF New Glasgow. The House is now
occupied by William II. Knight as a Saddler's shop
and was purchased by said Thomas Of William ii
Tyler Also all said Thomas's Household and
hnchen Furniture aud all lis working tools, a very
complete set Acting trustee, | shall convey
such title only as is vested in by the deed aore-
said' JOHN b. DUNCAN, Trustee
oct 81 tolN
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Books. BOOils.!

RESCOTT'S History of Ferdinand and Isa.
n bella. 3 vols g yo
Bancrott's History of United States, q vols. & 70.
Coopers Naval History ofthc United States,
lrlugs Columbus; lrvng's Astoria,
Rollins Ancient History vols,
Russelfs Modern Europe, 3 yo,
Russells Eng aud,
Russelrs United States, l :"
Mllton's Pociica Works,
Pope's do do,
CAmpbelrs Poems, handsome edition.
Thornton's Payers aud Commentary,
Turner'S Sacred History orthe Would, +. Library.
Bangs History of the Methodist Chulch, 9 vols,
Crosses Masonic Chart
The Private Journal OF Aaron Burr.
STEPHENS Travels in Greece Re, aud Egypt &c.
Ehous Travels.
Muray's Travels IN North America,
Mauyauts pnry,
Mauyatts Works complete, in one VOL
Fhompson's Life Of Hannah More, with numerous
Letersreter before published.
Hannah Mnre's Works,
History ofrexas. Sail. Climate, &c, by Rev. c.
Newell,
Barnes Notes on Corinthians,
The Basket of Flowers,
CheveIIy Man Of Honor, by Lady BuIwer.
Gentleman of the Old School,
Elvia, the Nabob's Wife,
undne, the Water Spirit,
Boz's Sketches of Every Day Life, Nc. new edition.
Crockett's Tour to the Month, Down East. &c,
Etiquette FOR The Ladies, with hints on the Prcscr-
yation. &c, of Female Beauty
Wings and Democrats or Love OF No Politics,
American Joe MIIler Leyeiell's Lat. Lexicon,
Webster's yo. Dictionary,
Almanacs for 1910, wholesale and retail
a fine select m of the most fashionable Music.
Besides variety OF other Works, Just received
and for sale. yer, cheap, by Z. ECnOLS.
October 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-18
SELA GGODS.

\ MONG our stock are TO be found some very
N handsome Silk Goods. viz:
Plain blk and blue blk Gro de Maps and Lustrnns
Blue blk hg'd Gro de Maps and Gro de Aries
Plaid aud fig'd Gro de Maps, all coils. aud quail
ties.
Pla'n and ig'd. Satins, new style and elegant.
Bonnet aud other most beautiful Ribbons.
Trimming Velvets asStd. colors.
Chcnelle Cord and Silk Velvet Ribbon
Silk and Chenelle Friages a variety of colors =,
part bought at auction aud will be sold very low Inv
HUNT x MARTIN.
Oct. 81 ;,
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
Leariag yuffeTsUTrr. for Rschfn0n0 or
fEp .LiDiyEk.

FAVE Lynehburg on Mondays Wednes-
1 DAYS aud Ffdays, at > O'Clock, a. NJ. arrive III
Charlottesville same evening AT L. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville. ucN day BY \. NJ, reach the Raj
Road, distance of only % miles from Chat
ouesvile by 10 O'clock, and artive IN Rich
mond same evenings. by ) O'Clock. +. NJ This VII
he fpund BIS far The most comfortable route well
rs the most expeditions 10 Richmond or gong
North, By way of Washington Cry, having no night
travelling aiicl leaving Lynchburg. The teams
and cuacles on this Inc are first rate and the
drivers skilfnI, careful aud accommodating. No
pains will be spared render the Trip safe and plea
SAINT to the passengers.
Fare through to Rlchrond. 50 SOTO Frede-
rcksbure Sl2 5. Il. GLOVES, Agent.
June z
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One hWndredDo!Iu,s Ksc.r0ra.

1 , ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9Th of
~ July, very bright mulatte Boy by the name
OF W AESNER, about feet > inches in height
10 years OF age, spare made, strait black hair.
black eyes gentcc IN his appearance very polite in
ms manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit
ed has small the back Of one of his hands
lie took with HIM two suits of cloths one of gray
ofoadcioth Rock coat and pantaloons, the other OF
homespun, copperas color roundabout x pautaloons
and black Tar hat about half worn. Ii reouires
close inspection TO distinguish him from a white
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction of Lynchburg, or IliIlsborough o.,
down the river.
| VIII give the above reward if taken over 90
miles from home; over / 0 and within 90 miles san
within 10 miles, so, if he is returned to me. on
edged IN JAIL SO that | get hpm again.
NAVHL. u. THOMAS.
Near Milton, N G.
July
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ktAEWElsS ~ MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
VEG.

'NlllS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
4 IN successful operation for SIX wears, under the
most prosperous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dollar having
been lost, debl due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposites, upon the most favorable terms,
that 49, any sum remaining with them under 70 ur
months, interest thereon from the date Of deposite
al three per cent per annum-over four, and under
SIX months, four per cent, and SIX months, five
per cent per annum.
Deposnes are generally paid upon application, but
Inc Company reserve to themselves the right of re-
qunlng two weeks.
nose wishing to deposite money, will call upon
me Cashier at his office, at the slole Of Turner Il
BurwelI.