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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

Hail. do.
EDcARrowr, April soth.-sld wandersr, Mervid, for
Bath.
NAErUcKEr, April 27te-Ar Imperial, Swain, FIN New
York.
PHILADELPHIA May 2-Ar Hope, Johnson, New York; cid
PaThenon, Woodbury. do; Niagara, Yosng do
NORFOLK, April s0-Ar Catherine Wilcox, Perry, New
York
RICHMOND April 30-Ar Delaware, Brsok6eld New York;
Heary Brown, Lugo do America Soners Sarah Angus
Ia Weldon, do Aau Eliza Somsr dol Flash, Robnso DO;
Paragon, Morris, do
CHARLESTON, April ao-Bsow, Granite, from New York
GEoRGErows, Sc April 27th-Ar Fanny Colt, Baker, New
York; cid Juno, Rshardson, DO.
DARES Geo, April 2etl-sld Edward Franklin, for New
York.
ST. MARKS Fla April 2sth Bunker IIill Of Gardener for
New York.
MOBILE, April 26-Cld Pequot Barnaby New York.
NEw ORLEANS April 25-Cld Louisville, Allen New York,
Borodino, Chase, Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

o. CARD.-MONSIEUR ADRIAN LIE PERE, in
announcing to the ladies and gentlemen Of New York his
turn from Paris s native ct takes the liberty add that
during his sbeoce from the United States he has devoted him
self with u.rng in making still further dis
coveres and Developments the sciences Of experimental
and physical philosophy natural maggie and the ocu arts and
re proud declare that his antcpaens have been album
dainty grafed his triumph has indeed been most complete
The cabinet which will the pendant and auxiliary bis
entertainment has been fabricated entirely under his surve
lance and direction, all completely aad the most brill
liant nay splendid collection of the kind Witnessed
Mons A. has The honor that his first repre-
ton will take place the saloon OF Pcae Museum Broad
way Monday evening" May 6h and will continue every fol-
low ing evening for a limited period. m4-2l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
Cleared.

Cleared.
Robin Hood Proctor, Liverpool; Gustava Bolin Hamburg
George Snow, Pieou Richard Henry Hardy, do Detroit
ker Georgetown Sc Edward Mountfor,, West Indies Jas
Wis, Quincy Thoma,ton, Me, Celeste, John.os Baltimore
Pioneer, Smith, Richncnd Mogul, Jones' Martinique; Parcel
% kn, Ss@pG b,1 NIB oRssH S IpSG
Veto, Pearson, Charleson Maria, Small Boston, Velocity
Kelly, Peiou; Sarah Louisa, Perry, New Bedford
Arrived.
Packet ship Oxford Rhbone Liverpool March aoh mdrc
&c TO Goodhuc Co From the l4h TO the 10th April in lat
Ion 40 49, fell in with heavy fields ice, extending
Packet ship Poland Anthony ayre April i. with mdre 10
Dr. ship Belion Hutehing,on 50 day, from Liverpool
Ship D. nmask Moran, 80 days from Liverpool with mdre,
Ship Merchant, Cunningham IL days from Apaaehicoa,
with cotton to order May Id fell in with white bottomed
schooner eap'red bottom up boats could
Ship wahingtou Irving Latham Apaaehisoa II days, with
cotton, to L ID IIurlbut L Co.
Bremen bark Charlotte nohor so day.fron Bremen with
Br bark Apollo, How 81 days from Newcastle. Eng with
Brig Frederick sey from Matannas gath April with coffee,
&c. TO q Thsrston
Brig Cervan,e Hey sday. from Matanua with mol.'c' TO
Br brig Warrior, Walker, 81 days from Clyde Eng with
Brig Aadden Chandler day, from Trinidad dc Cuba with
| mola.se., to Nesmith & Leed..
schr Fslv CatoL 10 days from 81 Marks with cotton, 70
seLr Tho. Benton wreck Of Br ship Albion, With
sehr Virginia Hail. day. from Darien with cotton to X.
NJ. Demill.
schr Michigan Avery, 81 days from Bordeaux, with brandy;
sehr Gilman, Budel, days from Cherry Stone, the
master.
| Twos ship, and two brigs. Wind light
Memoranda.
From Ocraeoke NC learn that the Queen has been got
OF and taken 10 Newborn The Gilman and Caroline will be
been saved All the Of the vessels which went ashore IN
| the gale Of the s0h Of March have been saved
The Europe (Br) before reported still ashore near the
Hook Her and have reached he city ~ safe,
y The salt Is all washed eway; the crates will be saved and
the iron will be 6shed up. The ship will not he got "
There seventy arrivals here on Thursday from all
| parts Of the world
Brg Consor Capt GARDENER sailed from New Orleans
| spoken.
Persia Johnson from New York. days out for Liverpool
was passed ship with black ball in her oretopsau stan.
ding T. April 4 long &c. One Of the old line Of Liverpool
| packets.
Was passed shin with black ball in her foreora stan.
ding ~ April I9 long a. One of The black ball Liverpool
| packets.
Star, from New York, April goth, long %.
Nogsl hence for Liverpool April 26 long Co.
i Foreign Ports.
Ha,Rs, March soh-saied, Florida, Phillips, for New
York
Mar.rrss April 24Peru Bailey, for Ccwes in 4days sad
vinscr New Haven; Russia, McManus for Astwerp
sid Exchange, Warren,
YorL Tor California repairing sail in few days; shiboleth
Adams. Whaling. une; Athenisn, Nash do do; Medina Hae
do. Julia Com,ra New York. sne for sale; Grand Turk
Bartlett Riehrsopd, unc,dsg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

CO MR. WHlTESS LECTURES.-At the Stuyvesant
Institute on Thursday evening next May 9h 1882 Mr. White
will deliver Introductory the Music and Poetry
OF Ireland the National Convention Of Tara and tho Bards
from the fifth century and the origin OF the most popular Of
the Irish Melodies ntesperssd with remarks Modern
Songs &c. and the present Of musical taste, &C. &C. &c
Tickets 81 eachto he had at the principal Book and Music
Stores. and at the door, Thursday evening
Doer opeas at 7-Lscture to commence at o'clock pre-
csely. m4-3eod&W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

&C. NEW YORK LITERARY GAZETTE, No. IA,
published this morning. emoeshed with the Game Of Life;
the Chess Players the chef dGuyre ef Rezsch with full
explanation by c. Borr Mz: engraved steel by Dick
CoNrENrs-A chapter Morus Mutcaus containing a
full Of the and progress Of the Mulberry
the village Of Sobertow Conn Astronomical Facts Original
Club Papers, Table Talk Of the Club; Extracts from
published Drama the celebrated Speech Of Pbygnathus,
translated from the German Of Wieand; Critical Notice Of
the Painting, the National Academy Gems Of Literatnre
extract iron the Very Woman by Massnger translation
from Ottred Poetry The Droma Chanouni at Sunrise
The Virgin and Child; Ballad by Herder Notices. Table
Talk Il 5. 4. Colerilge, etc.
Price 81 per Single copies, including the plate, IS
cents. Cor sale al as Ans ST. my4-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

&c A CARD-Mr. sLOMAN respectfully announces to
his friends and the public ht his first BENEFIT since his
turn among his earliest patrons and friends in this country will
take place Tuesday the 7h Of May which occasion will
be performed the celebrated play Of the HONEY MOON
Juana Mrs olomanJaques (the mock duke Mr. Slonan.
To which will be added the farce Of HERCULES the
King Of Cubs-Tm, Mr.. Soman
The whole to conclude with GIOVANNI IN LONDON
Don Giovanni, Mrs. GiDbs-Leporello, Mr.. Sioman.
la the Of the evening, Mr. Sloman will sing 10 Comic
Songs :.
The box book is now open. my4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

- c-D-s - NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO. Inpo-
g 'sition-FoR ALBANY and the ist-rmedi.
'srssnrseasf2-ate places-PAssAGE ONE DOLLAR
Supper s7g cts-The low pressure steamboat VICTORY
will leave of Robinson street. this afternoon, Sat
urday, May 4th, 1889, at o'clock. my-lt'
nYDER's NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN
IL TLEMENS FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No Bcekman street, New York
and No. Is hatcher New gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York. respectfully informed that
they viii 6nd M assortment Of Opera aud Dress Boots I'm.
ion Shoes Fancy and Dress pamps, and liter, q the
New Ssis oana the first rem At the late
Fair ia that city.
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for fine Boots for the
Charleston Mobile New Orleans, Natches VicKsburg,
any Of the south cities invited call
and examine splendid article Of light Dress Boots, made Of
French imported stock in the latest Partisan fashion, No
B.ekman street Clinton Hail. New York Opposite the Park
UI,AH RYDER
Mechanics Institute,
late fair al New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

NEW YORK RACEs-UNION COURSE, LII
The this will Tuesday next,
and continue four days.
First Day-A sweepstakes for years old-nie heats
$1,000 entr ance- $3.50 forfeit 10 subscribers.
Also, sweepstakes for years odmile heats-entrance
$l000-forfeit S250--four subscribers.
Second Day-Purse S30o--two mile heats
Also match for $1,000 aside, play pay between Captain
Slockons and Mr. r. L. Stevens stables, of years old.
Third Day-Purse S500-hrec mile heats or less number
than horses start, S400)
Also sweepstakes for years oldmile heatsentrance
S3OO-forfcit Sl00-S subscribers.
Fourth Day-Purss Sl00o-four mile heats (f less
Der than horses start then Ss00.)
Also, match, me hoas Of $1,000 aside, half forfeit be-
the years old Of Mr. r. L. Stevens and Mr. Robt Til
lotson. A. l.. Bolts,
ID. H. BRANCH.
The Club House occupied by Mr. Branch will he opened for
accommodation Of visitors Saturday which day
the New York Jockey Club @ resolution Of the Club on the
oath umo) will meet and dine at Mr. Branch for the pur-
pose Of clscting eccrs and full organization Of the club
Every gentleman disposed to operate and ParonIze the
turf respectfully requested to attend The the
Beacon Will the Tuesday following the
Union. For further particulars, Spirit OF the Times and
Eandbils ALEA'R. l.. BOLTS, Secretary.
ml-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

Sales nj tho Stock Exchange.
shares Bank Of Commerce l04 100 do 0l0o Dry Dock
l0sb6o 100 do l06 100 do 07b30 30 do l06l00 Del Hud
81 so do $780, $50 do s1ibnw 81 do Sac 30 do s1bs0 100 do
ssnw-35 Ohio & n ioai-oo Am iOo-lH Bk lle-
ph OF KY 80 so do SOL 50 do 5000 30 do s917 Fire %
sd Am Fire ll2-S Merchants Eve 7ii75 Utica ira
l0sll Canton t6i so do 47b3o25 Mohawk 65ib3050
Paterson -3s l02i 80 DO l0li3as-3e stonnson
s. IS do 3 40 do $751; 30 do 35ac30 Harlem ga 100 do g.
100 do esbn do s 100 do 6sbso 100 do s2nw 30 do 81
nv 100 DO $780, 100 10 90 Gods 100 do Gil 100 do 81
state Of Trade.
There number OF arrivals OF vessels with full
reehts today from Europe and FAIR business continues be
done among dealers generally The quantity Of nerchansze
Of ali passing the canals Is immense The
Of tolls received so FAR unprecedented The following
mept shows the tolls received the collectors s
In Albany Schenectady Little Falls and home for the
srst ten days of the opening in 1898 AID 1882
the excess Of the latter the ormer:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

Here increase per cent. With such beginning
what may anticipate years business when the
Of the western states will pass through the cana
Already the produce have declined and the tendency
b stil downward.
Corrsr-There has been moderate business dens in this
article since last notice, almost exclusively to the trade
The sales reach 30o bags only at III III for Brazil; III
l7for Lagoira II III for Cuba; % for St Domingo At
Boston ofhc week about 1900 bags for shipping
10 for st. Domingo, IL ~ Ter Porto Cabello III for
Porto Rico; ~ 10 FOR Jsve. -
OsThere hut little doing whale, and without
change In prices sales the trade only There have been
sses English Llneed at 81 Al Boston, masufsc tured sperm
snnse good demand There have bees sales OF Southern
linsccd al Doc.
notice small sales &C this article OF the
southern description 10 the extent OF 1900 lbe al SOLE cash
Al Boston there bit little In the market Prices Of Ameri-
range from ~ 10 Soc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary sfthe Treasury.
From this report appears that during the month no
issues were made and the outstanding aggregate reduced
$3.50 o3s.
We recently mentioned the fact that alase operator had
scared in New Orleans market and made purchases to the
extent Of 20 5000 bales, difficulty it appears, arose in
settlement from the banks with which the operation had
been arranged refusing fslh their engagement The eonse-
quenee The attachment Of large amount ship board and
In presses. This created great excitement and there
held meeting Of bank directors the subject but on the next
day the operator (veen Ne happily arranged and conf
denes perfectly restored II said that the monopoly
on OF Engsh capitalist to the United
States Bank,
The following statement Of two Of the Georgia banks
DE ultmo compared with the statements Of the
banks, made April 1, 1888;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

ly- ANOTHER PROOF Of the superiority Of Hunters
Red Drop Dr. ULevison, Division st Dear Sir--aving
guarded moment contracted that dreadful disease
u your city, aud suffering greatly under its vruen s
cts and having all remedies without gave IN
hope until seeing your advertisement when purchased
bottle. and entirely free from and its effect Thanking
YOU for good done and thinking IL il be Of
vice 70 publish the above, you at liberty do
main, Sir, yours, with gratitude
JOHN 8. B.H.
Camptown N j., Jan. II, 1899. my4 II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

ID ILLS of the Windsor and Wolfbo-cugh Banks wanted
ID favorable terms, At
s. j. SYLVFSTER'S,
m,A 100 Broadway ana - Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

IOLLEITIONS all parts Of the United States, Cana
u dss, and Europe made on the promplsst terms. al
). J. SYLVESTERS,
my1 100 broadway and - Wall 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
{15- IMPORTANT TO sTRANGERs-KEELER 8

lI3- IMPORTANT TO STRANGERS-KEELER s.
Pl Me- Wall street, would call the aSnton Of the fahiona-
BILE public their stock Of fashionable Beaver Hats
hitherto sold W them fer five doarsbut
the very extensive encouragement they have from their
friends aud her public they enabled reduce them
- 90 which will be the standing Price of the houe We also
those that the Molcskia Hat, inspect
manu,ciure, with cloth TIE undcrsde Of the brm,
which for beauty aud fashion will be found superior article
r. =. We would suggest the fashionable community that
close connection with the honablc matters Europe
viii enable give the first Liberation style either in Lon
con Paris. KELLER X PYNE, Wall 81.
f. KELLER, New York. Mertner's Building
IL. TYNE, from LonncH myS-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

Gy-LEFT ms residence No % kiortsa st. Wednesday
the lst May Mr.. OLIVER II. sPENCER aged about 50-5
feet7 inches in height Of rather nord complexion Had
when he left black ock black vest drab coorrd
patoon and black hat He hs been subject TO occasional
fits Of melancholy partial arrangement and in this o
mind he has nered from home Any information in relation
him will be thankfully received by his distressed aud bereav
family and may be left al late residence Morton street.
or at Dr. kiers office Of Hammond and Greenwich
Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

NOR COLORING RED or GRAY HAIR PbkMA'
IL NEN1 BROWN ORBLACK.-Red o. grey ha,r may
be permanently colored rich and glossy brown OF oAkoy
singh, application of Mshom eds Turkish Dyes and instead o.
p,srane, and es. Il m grow very .suriantly So just is ,
reputation of hi. article that order. have been received for II
from American gsnemsn residing ~ oanwn VINO havs ssns
ctorv tested H. while Al home. Price 81 per bottle
and sold wholesale and retail At $500. -
als-y Agents for the United states Of America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

I ,,111a WAIEN! sUDA Wal Ek!!-W. Y Mo'"p M.
0ate Lynch Clsrkes) Soda Water ON drsi. - ~ -
i. a, ~ RINGS Drsg and Chemca ~ stort, o.
Congress Water in rnts and quarts constantly q
from the Springs al dews town prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

- THE STORE of the subscriber will during the Spring
aud season. open until O'Clock in the evening
in order give opportunity for strangers and others requr.
ing articles the Furnishing Hardware nc TO make their
iecticns and purchases
ID. +. DELAvAN, III Maiden Lane,
my3y lw few doors below Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

l.. COCHRAN,
EXCHANGE BROKER, 1913 CANAL STREET.
y All kinds Of uncurrent Bank Notes bought and sold up
the most favorable terms.
WANTED-500O and head Pistarccns Immediately,
for which the highest price will be given. ai6lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04
The Maine Qucsiion!-Prcparns for Wn

Ny- NOTICEAn assessment Of dollar per share has
been made upon the stock Of the BRIDGEWATER COPPER
MINING COMPANY TO be- paid before the Isl OF June
next at the Office Of the Treasurer No. l0S Chestnut street,
Philadelphia
arrearages ofnsaments heretofore called duly
tilted paid up arranged Tor by the said first Of June
w be forfeited according TO law.
Extract from the Charter" No transfer cf stock OF said
Company shall be valid efeca until ssch transfcr shall
be registered in the looks Of the Company
BY order Of the Board. J. D0BSON, Treasures.
Philadelphia, April 26, 1889. a2o eod6t'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-21
BEDFORD FEMALE Seminary.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. yielding TO the solic-
,a,iops Of a number Of his friends, has consented
IN take charge Of the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY and hereby gives notice, that the
c,c,ses OF The Institution will commence under his
care. on The second Mondsy in March. In entering
on the responsible duties of such situation, lie will
only say iha,ft is his wish 10 make the Academy
worthy of a continuance Of public patronage. The
hes pledge, however, which he give 10 the pub
lie IS this that rs his children will be taught IN
the Institution he will he prompted by the natural
feelings Of raren,io that the instruction given
shall be faithful aud thorough. Being welded 10
the pc,uliartes ONO particular system, he VIII Gu
deasout To exercise sober discretion IN The fegnia
ton Of the studies and pursue course that shall
commend itself to good judgment aud good TASTE.
In word he would wish 10 make the Academy OF
this his native county, afford TO parents the means
Of obtaining for their daughters, substantial, use
fuI and accomplished Education. In the discp-
line OF the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only to those motives and principles, that are re
copnized and sanctioned by the Gospel oil Christ
In the selection OF Assistants, cautious regard VIII
be had TO the peculiar qualifications required IN such
a situation. The Department OF Music viii be Gu
trusted 10 young LADY, OF refinement and polish
ed Education, who II is confidently believed, will
prove herself emlnently worthy Of public patronage.
The price Of board Tor session OF five months
will be SIS Dollars for Tuilion either 10 French or
English studies 20 dollars Music AT The cusioma-
~ rates.
All paymen's 10 he made ~ advance, 10 MI Jo-
seph Wilson, Treasurer OF the Academy.
/ n. II. COBBS,
na.,, l., ga TOM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-21
FARMERS q MERCHANTS
Savings Institution,
Ei.yCHRTRG.

HHIs INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
i in successful operation for years. under the
mo., prosperous eifenmsianees-not dollar having
been lost or debt due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposltes, upon the most favorable terms,
that is, for any sum remaining with them under -four
months. interest thereon from the date Of depositc
Mt three per cent per snnum-over four. and under
siA months, four per cent and over six months, E2e
per cent per annun.
Deposites are generally paid upon application, but
the Company reserve TO themselves the right OF re-
curing two weeks.
Thoss wishing TO deposte money, will call upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-21

Rebeeca Howell, Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman aud
Polly his wife. James Marion aud Nancy hls wife,
Thomas Dixon, Polly Newman. William K Har-
rison and Lucy his wife, Henry Arthur aud Sarah
his wife, CLARK Newman, Bailey Newman, VIII
liam Meade and Elizabeth his wife, Elijah fowler.
James fowler, AJsaom fowler. Richard Goad
and Nancy his wife, Thomas Thompson and Jane
his vile, Lewis Bennett and Polly hts wife. Mourn
ing Robertson, Thomas Goad and Sally his wife,
Abednego Bays and Frances his wife, Polly Shock
ley, Shadrack Shockley and Absaom Shock
ley:
TENAkE NOTICE, that we will, on the 18th day of
Il April next between the rising and setting of the
SUM- at the dwelling house of Isabel Michen, in the
county Of Bedford. and State oil Virginia take the
dispositions of Isabel Micihen, William Leitwioh and
Others and ii not taken that day. will be taken
the Goth Of the same month Al the same place. and
continue rem day day until completed, which
dispositions, when taken, will be read as evidence in
a suit in chancery, depending aud undeernn-
ed, the Circuit Superior Court oil Law and Chan
cefy holden for the county Of Bedford wherein you
are plaintiffs, aud defendants, when and where
you can attend, should you think proper
GEORGE PARKER,
STEPHEN MARTIN.
DANIEL c. EDWARDS,
AND OTHERS.
ell " IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-21
A CONTRA ASH.

Ii nations, from the ages have had sh;us l
"a Columbus only found out the TO America Res.
the time OF the great Spanish vigator people were an
enabled to paddle about the shores. just with The ~
Medicines IL is but two short years since first ,cntrs
upon an unknown and have discovered the peeian
object was IN search offIEALTH. Vegetable ncdic:
were indeed known when commenced my search bur ,ei
use was not by the Use OF them. have only passed &
the detected Invalid TO the hale hearty and acve man of hun
siness, but comparatively speaking, have renewed n
youth. can thus, with confidence in my own exper;eny
advise it'll fellow citizens. Does the reader wau,
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are suitnb.,
his easel have file my Office, 367 Bro,Jn."
hundreds Of letters from Of the respectable
OF this native Land, voluntarily offered in testimony of ,h
virtues of GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE. " Mo
Persons whose connections have been nearly ruined b H.
"all niable mineral preparations of the day, will bear @
witness, that the Life Medicines. and such only, IN. ~
course 10 permanent good health. JOHN MOFFAT'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-21
.NOrrell's Patent bee Hire,

for the county of Campbell giving him The right to
make use and vend TO others, TO be used IN said
county. lie recommends all those who are interest
ed-in the growing OF Bees, TO call and purchase,
MORRELL'S PATENT BEE HIVE, highly
approved invention. The practice Of destroying
these useful insects is obyatcd by having glass
sells tun,bIers, which can be taken away at any
time, without any inconvenience 10 the Bees. The
honey made in these hives is OF FAR superior quail
ity to tina, made in the common hives, there is a
place prepared IN the interior where the b. es depos
tie they young bread, and winter store This Hive
possesses many advantages over any other in its
construction Tor convenience and its entire preserva
ton Of the Bees from all the ravages OF the web.
worm, moth and other destructive insects. Those
who have been declared the pleasure and benefits Of
raising their own HONEY, account of the diff.
hcnlty OF protecting their Bees. may assured that
NJ o K Il l. l. LIS Z TIE n Il Il EE IL V +,
Will afford perecr protection against I'll its enemies
He will constantly keep asupply of Hives on hand,
and will sell family ghts and Hives to all who may
favor HIM with call. CHARLES PHELPS
Feb. II 10