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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29
owns for bad roads /; pass

ject of indictment of towns for bad roads; pass
cd.
Reports Of Con,mittcos.--B com. on Banks re-
pealing act chartering the Bank of Montpelier, or
dered to Sd reading BY Committee on Military
Affairs bill in addition 10 militia act with amend.
menls by Select Committee, bill for the relief OF
Henry Damon, with the evidence in the case, laid
on the table.
The House resumed consideration OF the sub
treasury resolutions. Mr. Henry moved call Of
the tlcuse-negaiive The first question being
on the motion to dismiss, was negalived ayes .,
noes PIG.
The question then REQUIRED on the amendment
of Mr. Chandler, VIZ to strike out all Of the org.
nal resolutions and insert the following
Whereas, the passage by Congress OF me law,
USUAL deuomiuated the sub-treasury, would tend
greatly to ,ncentrute undue power in the hands of
tho executive department OF the government,
therefore,
Resolved, That our Senators in Congress be in
s,ructed and Representatives requested, to
use their cxertions to prevent the passage Of that
bill r.,....
Mr. Partridge opposed the amendment,
Mr. Thomas moYed n call of the House not
seconded by the House, l02 to 80.
The question then put, and tho amendment
was adopted ayes ll5, nays l07
The question then put, Shall the resolution
pass Ayes us, noes lO7 ; so the resolution was
adopted
SENATE ceised Statutes---ChNp 3D. Of "ju-
rors," reported by Mr. Cobb, without amendment,
third time and passed chap % of ''process,' re-
ported by Mr. Robinson, with proposal of amend
ment, when MIR Tracy, after remarks OF some
length, moved to amend the amendment, by eras-
ing from chap the section rotating to imPrson-
ment for debt, passed the last session of the Legs
ature. The chair decided the motion out OF order;
and the question after debate by Messrs hlttrdge,
Edgerton and Tracy, was decided in the atirna-
tive, yeas "a, nays and the amendment was
adopted, when MIR Tracy renewed his moton that
the ODD section be stricken from the chapter, as
suring the Senate, that if his motion preVhliec, ne
should then move TO amend the chap by eraSihg
the section embracing the trustee process Oh ias'
session. The motion amend was debated by
Messrs Kitridge, Swirl, Curtiss, Pierpo'nt' Coob'
Townsley and Tracy, and lost yeas y, nays I9-
In the couse of this debate Senators spoke OF the
public feeling in different sectons OF the state, IN
relation to the existing trustee process and JudS
ing from their remark we should think the system
pretty generally met the public execrauon, espcc-
tally Of that portion of the public who have the
misfortune to be poor and for whose special bene>
fit the system was ostensibIy adopted The chap
was then read third time and passed.
HOUSE. RI UiSed StatuteS-Chap "a, of chan
Gerry, read. On motion of Mr. Brown
to amend, pIotracied and disnltory discussion
arose, in which Mr. Partridge against The bill gen.
erallyO Mossrs Brown, Dillingham;, Chandler and
others, took part The bill was referred to Judlci
airy Committee.
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s since the first instant.
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Most of the above fires are supposed to be the
result of acts of incendaries. 1t is strange that
there many monsters in wickedness so de-
PRAYED to apply the torch, when the effect 'uay
be, the destruction of millions worth of property,
well the loss of life, and The cause ofimmenso
suffering. Who does not believe the doctrine Of
total depraviiy, with such evidence het0re him'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

GTThe elections for State Legislatures in Penn,
sylvania and Ohio have resulted in the triumph OF
the Administration party, as usual. The Wings
except at certain points, did not enter the contest
but appear to be waiting for more important
election to show their strength.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

uTWe are quite willing to see the Vanltes hul,
rah over the retention of some Of their States anu
indeed, to their party carrying full their uS'a
maiortes. We look upon these apparently az
verse results as indications favorable to the u'" =,
mate triumph in our National Councils OF goou ''
Republican Wing principles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

The loss of property by recent fire in C0"I''I
tinople. is estimated at about ga 500, Ooo. i"
said 5000 houses were consumed h,
Governor Ellsworth has appointed 'lhursu"'
2Sth dav of November next to be observer '
day of Thanksgiving in Conn.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

Mr. Partridgos' resolutions on Banks, and they
were informally laid aside for the purpose of pro
ceeding TO the order Of the day, viz.
The Reyised Statutes. Chap. , of elections, was
read the third time when Mr. Brown moved to
commit it for amendment by striking out tho ODD
section, for Furnishing persons tor knowingly voting
when unqualified. Mcssrs Brown and Rice, sup
ported the motion, opposed by Messrs Closson,
Warner Of Newhavcu, Naodham, Bard ard Dill
ingham, and It was rejected. After various amend
ments, the bill was passed,
The Senate came IN and the JOINT assembly,
made the following appointments
ESSEX Co.
Azariah Webb, Jr ! A..i.,on, 1os,icos
Moses morrill,. s ''
Geo T.. Holiness Sheriff.
IA. Ilopkinson, High BailiH.
(Wm. Haywood, Jr. States A'tornoy)
Jos. Gleason, Judge of Probate ..
John Dodge, Royal Cutler, Isaac Cummings jail
Commissioners.
James May, Hop Inspector.
Mr. Hubbard objected to the nomination Of MI
Haywood as State Attorney, ON the grounds, first
that he declined being candidate Tor the office
81 second that his connection wilhthe Essex Bank
under present circumstances, rendered him objec.
tionubic as Il candidate for the office. On motion
Of Mr. Holmes, of the Senate, the nomination ui
MIR Haywood was referred back to the county con
vention,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

~ The tool of Van Bulen, who writes the
signature of Japhet for the Star, from Montpeler
is paid at the rate of $500 per annum for his mis-
representations Of the sayings and doings OF the
Wings of the Legislature. The price is too low
is dog cheap, for such lying Is J0phet in search
of contraband goods at Montpelier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29
Tuesday, Oct. %.

luCSuay, OCt *
SENATE. Bais-- BY Mr. Foster, providing for
The incorporation of Banking Associations, This
bill is copy Of the N. Y system. The bill was
twice read and referred to the committee on Banks;
repeating the act rendering turnpike roads, Tree
roads read Il third limo and passed.
HOUSE. BiHs.-By Mr. Hazen, to provide for
the payment Of certain officers aud soldiers called
out on the northern frontier 1880 referred to
com on Military Affairs. BY Mr. Mattocks, rela-
tive to imprisoned pampers referred to judiciary
Committee. BY Mr. Sprague, repeating I'd section
of the act of 1888, .aboIishng imprisonment for
debt, referred 10 Judiciary com
Petitions OF Trustees Of Newbury Seminary,
to com. Education of n. Bingham and others,
against the infection of capital punishment, read
and referred the Judiciary Committee. Re-
monstrance of56 voters of Sheffield, against re-
moval Of Caledonia county buildings, referred TO
members of that county. Petition of Nehemiah
Bradley and others, of Peacham, for rocharter
of the Bank OF Caledonia, referred to the com. on
Banks remonstrance of 1S6 voters of Barnet
against removing Caledonia county buildings, re-
ferred to the members of that county.
Reports Of Committees.EBy com on Roads ana
Canals, bill relating to Rutland and Whitehall
Rail Road Co, the object of the bill being to re-
peal the section of the former act which places the
charter under the control of future legislatures
Mr. Butler moved to dismiss the bill~-supported by
Mr. Brown moved to lay the bill on the table agreed
to. BY CON- Banks, OF resolutions
which will appear hereafter; laid on tho table
made the order of the day for Thursday morning
and 300 copies ordered to be printed BY Judiciary
committee, against action relative to statute of linn
itatons.
Mr. Partridge called up his resolutions relative t'
the militia Mr. Bard said he was in favor OF The
resolution, and such was their Importance IN M
estimation, that the voice of the House should b
declared in the most solemn manner he therefore
called for the yeas and nays. The resolutions wer
passed ayes gil, noes 5.
The resolutions of Mr. Partridge, on Banks hav
ing been reported upon by the committee, and con
siderable discussion having arisen motion t.
lay upon the table and print them. Mr. Fullan
moved to dismiss the resolutions, and sustained tn
motion. Mr. Chandler opposed the motion TO dis
miss, on the ground that this series, with those O
the Bank committee, should be together consider
cd.
2 o'clock, p. NJ.
HOUSE. The House resumed consideration o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

nTThe Banks of North and South Cal''"'
have suspended specie payments
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-REYNOLDs& & PAR.
4 MELY'S CELEBRATED FEMALE HE ALTH RES
ToRATIvE is admitted to be remedy superior to any
other at present in for the diseases peculiar to the FE
MALE CONSTITUTION.
invariably distractions regulates, most
painful toe frequent profse and has cured
the most obstinate cases OF Fuey Aibns
Doctor Morrison who has practsed medicine twenc
yyears Oneida N.Y. says OF it, That is the best med
cine In or retention suppression Of the
menses think i sl sustain the appeaiion of Specific
have tried 1t in the most with admirable ard
wish for the sake of suffering Females that all Physicians
would introduce II into their practice, have found the
Pills fully to answer their recommendatioa.n
Physicians universally (who have given it fair tra tell
similar story.
For testimonials Of the highest character Phy sicians
and other respectable individuals pamphlet which be
had srsss Of all who sell the Medicine See also advertise
mcnts in the New York Tatter and Signal
REYNOLDS PARMEIY, Proprietors,
Pitt ford, Nunroe Co. ~. Y.
FOR SALE IL this city ~ Fulton street. Of Gold
if0 Fulton. s William ST. 644 643 I'll Broadway
les Sixth avenues ao6 ia Canal Of Lau
sts 6o6 Grand st. Of Lewis 227 Hudson
Spring; lea Cherry st
tJ- FoR SALE ABOVE, Rev. j. COvERT'S Balm Of
Life which isso highly recommended by the Physicians aud
others a remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMP-
TON and all disease. Of Lungs and Wind
pipe-ee circulars containing testimonials Of the highest
respecablity which be had gratis above. ni60w'
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse steals trash
But ne who Glehes from me my good name,
Robs me wost villzuauxIx

Robs vllansu.Ivn
0-PEiNES ORRIS TOOTH PASTE for eaasne
preserving and besung the teeth received the sst pes
MUM al the recent Fair Of the American Insstats.
nal, vhpss. sns gsss @ 70 'ns Teeth clean -
tartar alec improves the color Of lips and gums pre-
vens aud heals all ulcers Of the mouth arrests the progress Of
decay IN the tee and impar peculiar and grateful
ness 10 the breath.
CO. Tbs best article that know for cleansing prss.rv-
ing and beautsing the teeth, Peines 0rris Tooth Paste
gives TO them clear and peary whitcness and parss
P.caliAr and most grateful thu breath We
daily commend II 10 the attention Of readers especially
ost it"-Ladies' Mae.
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained under its original Of
Orr Toeth Paste has unpncPed individuals
Of which beware, for they may probably prove highly ini
sus 70 the teeth and be compared the cs-
n.ine than Hyperion to ss,,r The ergaal article has
the FAC sinie OF the inventor and proprietor g. W. Psips.
upon the label, withou, whca il is not genuine.
as1 sale only a , The s,n1sr m 1s rc.aw.y sy rc se
Howe and Guion i2s Chahamst T. NJ Guion, ia7 Bowery
and % Henry st. cernsr Of Pike.
Agsin-Bsware Of Counterfes. nlS~od3m.
TNDIhN BALsAM OF LivSKWURT.-A COUGH
IL ALWAYS sDA>GEROUs-In our ekasgcahle and
severe climate, u 20 all important TO attend TO COLDS with
which all or less afflicted Ifnegecsd long
u difficult them. sometimes impossible and con
hrtned consumption ~, result In all lung conpain Mrs
" NJ Garan,r Indian Bai OF Lvcrwort Justly
ed infinite value II his been ued for eight years
with unparalleled success, and many individuals might be
nam,d who ss Tor w healing virtues and renovany power
would not BE- present 20 testify 70 its ecacyft be
safely asserted that cough rp,ds has with the
same degree 81 Favor and patronage this Hundr eds o
OF his valuable preparation have been sold within fe
and the dema Is sI the increase u prepared hy
extensive chemist ffoma precripen which contains
Der OF ingredients formerly used BY the Indians The exen
sive sale Of this remedy has caused Individuals get up
and advertise preparations they call baam and syrup Liver
wort which entire different article For the original,
call for Mrs. GARDNER's INDIAN BALsAM or Liv-
ERwORT Sold at wholesale and retail by A. ID.
SANDS, No. 10 leo Fulton st. SOLD at rets BY Ring 6<s
Broadway, Burpet 81 Canal st.; Embrse ~ East B,osdws,,
Guien Ia7 Bowsry, Hart Of Bssdwsy ssd Chs~bsr
street. Price 80 cents. di9.im
EOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! CHAM
II PAGNEt. CHAMPAGNE la large assortment of
the following choice brands win Unios" Hcidseck@
STAR Lambert & Co.." Steamboat Ship" Great
Western" Lusssrns,p soueea vici~ris," Bacchus,
EagIeva Anchor Harp" Constitution Arrewv be-
sides other brands, al the Granite winc vaults.s
EBW X. ROBINSON,
Commission Vine Mcrchast, Granite Badinss corner
broadway and Chamber ST. entrance IL Chsmbsr a.
dl7 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

(SHERRY's AsTRINGENT PILLS. Celebrated for
~ the radical Of certain obstinate osmpsnt aerhe
failure Of Cariv Cubebs, injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity.
"New York, May 9th ls3s- Hotel, Brsadway-The
writer when in This city from Charleston, last spring bought
half dozen boxes Of Dr. Cherry Pills. in order seme who
have been long desponding like himself he truly states that
before he had finished the third his complaint vanished
after having for Eve years previously, vany all kinds Of
medicines injections, bougie change Of air, &c II h now
more than ten months since his and he weighs liza
pounds. while last sprss he only wes he'd 100 peuncs
Fer sale wholesale and retail, by A. B. D. Sands 10 and
loo Fulton and the following Drug Chamber,
aud Broadway o Church Chambers "a and sso
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL II Bowerv ga Broadway,
Carmiue And Bedford IS Sixth Avenue and Buruett
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81.
s2l SIN.
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

Or At sss nciemsn Of IN. year, writes
pondest when consumption Asthns Cosghs Colds As
prsvelest most safe, ecscis-s and at the ,is
speedy re~edy may be found Dr. Msson Concentrated We
Feable Bzss. For sale by D. sasds - and 100 Ful
ton a syms, 90 and $50 Bcwevy Burnetts Perfumer
store 81 &c For further psrtc-srs Dr. Ma
cons smother rers of TIE Herald o973m
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
.BOOKKKEE + b6rNG

90 rRtr .---. aCnN urON A PLAN ENTIRE
40 lAe accounts the bases Of
are casssa under Five Divisions with definite explanations
alter the forms Of grammar and arithmetic II contains
cabsiary OF mercantile terms and phrases Alec kew En-
ainng the natve and Of Journaxng Of
BOOK entries practical aid explain tbs sams
20 ms pupil h 80 snrlhs the science that any young
ofcommcn English education may acquire knewisdes without
the assistance Of teacher To which Is added Dectious "a
the Learner Commrci Calculations and Praca Forms for
keeping books in extent aud variety sf
ject, &c. &cths day published by William Jackson lO2
sroadway and for sale At the principal Bookstores in s Unit
ed States. n6.sn.
vNO MARniED WOMEN-Is IL net but too well kaour
that the families oi the married often increase beyond
the happiness Of those whe give them birth would dictate
In how many does the hard father and more
especially the MOTHER Of poor family slaves through
out their lives, tagging the labor toiinr
ve aud living but toll when they might have enoved
comfort aud comparative auencs and toll have
father, how often the widow e unable with the most vlr
intentions 10 her fahcress csrrng from bscom
ing degraded objects Of charity profgae voiarss
Is desirable thensi moral for parents their
being Of their oprng shen simple, easy healthy and GER
remedy is within control The advertiser selling
the importance OF this subject and estimating the benefits
resulting thousands by the adoption Of prescribed BY
cian Mrs Reell the grandmother Of the adverer)
who has made tins subject her particular sAd especial stady
1t not wise aud vrtaous to evils to which
subject by simple and healthy means within control r
hestatngy in the affirmative This then, all that
Mrs H. recommends Recommended Price Five Do
lars package accompanied with full particular
For the convenience Of unable personaly
poage excePted to amy part Of the city United Satss
All letters must be paid and addressed to MADAME
RESTELL Female Physician. Principal Office 100
wch street, New York Office hours from "a. M to- p NJ
m
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
II O Y S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTI TION AND AT Low PRICES.
for sale by
HOLBERTON g. COLVILL,
Successors 10 L. Page Son, 90 Maiden lane up sairs
d2-lR* tree

d2l1@ sear William street.
MEDICAL CARD.-DR! CARPENTER, No I rseh
the public that he contnses administer to the afflicted It his
old established Dispeasary
no herad to his victory disease, co
Pieated and destructive forms deem maternal
be specific in enumeratag the Of the
die. to which mankind and womalkind are subject. =
To strangers he bey leave most respectfully remark a4
ss eSnhns' himself to oes pac,es and dsvotss himself per
shop boys and has Offices for the privacy of patsn
who come in contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that regularly
profession of medicine and and received his dpoms
IN the 1913, Of the New York State Medical Society
sgned by the highly respected and much anented John r.
Rodgers M D. President end that he has long serss e
devoted himself to the treatment and Of all delicate
nearly thirty years asduons and arduous application 70
the duties of the medical profession and familiarity
with every stage variety particular class OF diseases
ded by collegiate and regular medical education entte the
practitioner to any Preerencs the ro the Pro
he attention Of public TO The inference Of The cor
parson and an investigation of his claims.
guaranteed Separate and private ocePstients
come in contact.
Be Psrtcnar |. the Aumbsr4 Peck Slip, Pearl s.ss
sly DR.. CARPENTER.
TVAKE CARE OF YOUR HAIR-Beware Of all foreign
nosrums and fyou wish TO beauify natures handy works
rely the"American Eaotic' Sage Vegetable Hair Oil"
Its known virtues ing CLOSING and
mangthe HAIR all that could be : low ie
deny and individual has yet used it. Who
has had the effect desired whether used for cbauo;pr
the color soenlng badness curling their locks
Connseur declare their mousache and ahsksrs
vious Il the me plus ultra" for the ladies' and the gentle
mems toilets For sale BY E Sage, Rochester, and NV
York by G. II. Ring, druggist GA Broadway; A. D. I'D.
Sands, ~ 100 Fulton st. and Burnets fsfumery ores7
Canal 81; Woodwork. 325 Broadway. dl7 Ims
INsALLlbLE CURE FOR G--a-Alorgan's Com
pound Balame Pills. certified being safest speediet
aud agreeable Sir Ashley Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Eotson, Surgeons Lawrence keae Brodie Sir Chaes
Bell &c For sale BY appointment by A. b. ID. Sands Tea
100 Fulton ST, and the following Druggists Chamber
broadway, corner Church Chamber e44 Broadway 81
$50 sowery Burnett Herwil IL Bowsyy corner Carmne
and Bedford street. 35 9th Avenue and Brrnets Patsut
Medicine store, 81 Canal street Price 81 Der bottle
~ B-observe the sea"J M on each. oa2-sm
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

NEW system OF sH0RTHAND.-Mr D. "A. HoUs
ION begs 10 announce that be been Induced by the
KIND encouragement eeved from severa literary gentlemen
W 'hs ciiy TO commence giving instructions IN his rev
tenn Of sterografhy This system essentially different from
any present IN ns and for the first time made known
- n's eo,n,fy dtnt ui'hed by its simpc, ease
with which II may be acquired aud the facility with which
the character be dssphered. ny means sf Il Mr. H.
enabled 70 report The most rapid public speaker s,baf
favor him with call " - wv ~
Tsnss NC may be Known and e,,imonia seen On appca
ten 70 Mr. sns'on. between the hosrs 10 aud a and and
ebt forming. :" -
required. aia a..
Morning herald., 1839-12-24
NEW STORE--NEW GOODS.


Nous
u A value lMd
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

CUBg FOR TnE RIA9 9UMAxAoms
IL RAsas.i.m ana ali .iilsr d.s.s.s, sueh oss C..p
spasms Nunbses &C. They have bsea sSensvssy used IN
pross,ioa and muisi,udes have bssa relieved By diem
most distressing attacks of Ne Rheumatism Fersons who have
been afflicted with RheSmasm om hf esa to twenty year, os
si s:.s iy ~ .s:'os:d M.,ssri Ssy: Ds.,ss
and BY the Drussists IN this city ssI-sedkwsm'
NOR sALEsevsrai seighs balls buffalo skins, re- cheap
for cash. David c. Sse feed store, Hester street,
door Of the Bowery Persons wishing purchase such
articles would DO well to CALL he wishes 10 close his stock
n22-lms
nOCTOR GLOVER !. consuItes ss usual Al his Once.
~ His practical experience, and his chemical
experiments have enabled him to introduce into his practices
several articles which prompt in curing those ds
which he devoes his attention.
Dr. apprses he has received regular med
cal edueaon and has devoted has attention for the last
years select branch efhs profession. His Office No.
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through an n ss.ry with lamp a. the s,ase door; e
and susnsory Bandages, which are adjusted and applied
Ps Hi. celebrated Elixir may he had at his store Prc.
dollar je7y
ZINE PLATED WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED
II CUTLERY.-The Subscriber has received per late
packets and opening this very large and complete
of plated wars consisting Casters
Cake Baskets 1vermouated Tea and Coffee Urns; Candle
sr &c S Also, very snaa ., ass as;orsns ,do Of e ns Ia
Pearl and Silver handle Kaive with French FORMS Forks
t. Carvers aud fine Knives for Silver Forks All for
oioy DANIEL z. DELEvAN. II Maiden Lane.
(0NsUMPTION, ASTHMA! WINTER COUGHS =
~ The extensive and daily increasing demand for Dr. MA
SONS Concentrated Vegetable Basan,' 10 truly
ofhope to the afflicted fo the Thousand times
fact Of its having peror astonishing astng
feet than other dicins known The nsan
action of this Basm in subdung Inflammation Of the throat
wndppe iarynx, cronchie lung-soohing and healing by
s balsac powers all ulccrations rraons Of those parts
thus checking the pulmonary Diseases and aHordng Of
cough breathing pain the throat side back arrest
ing splitting Of blood corruption, mitigating sweats
preventing apopexy and invigoratng The frame to
the afflicted to robust health Dr. Mason Balsam has
not get into notice By putting quaekery but BY facts like the
following, from the New York Transcript Of Feb. &C. 1885,
Dr. Mssons Basam has been abundanty proved to
excellent remedy for coughs eolds spttng consump
ton, &c. gentleman in Office, had been long and
painfully afflicted with all the above Ills has been entirely
ed by three bottles Of Dr. Mssoa very valuable msd
cine.n
For sale by A. B. D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street; Mil
1913 Broadway Dr. Hart Chambers and Broadway
Dewer Chambers and Church Syme, 6S and $50
BoweTy; l. Wyeh, il3 Bewery c. King, GA Broadway
Lindsey IS Sixth Avenue Creighton, Carmne and
Bedford and Burnetth Peumery store 81 Canal
Price 81. o29 3m
Morning herald., 1839-12-24

a SUITABLE nULiDAf rhGoEN ~ suu..s aua
"A Visiting Cards engraved in and approved style,
and printed with the utmost just received
ror lot Of Porcelain Cards expressly for Wedding and Visit
ng Cards for whiter and Driiancy Of polish they cannot
be excelled
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call aud
examine the specimen books Of Inc advertiser Persons fur
nshng their cad plates have them printed
notice Store Cards. either copper plate letter pre Bali
Tickets &C. executed favorable terms by applyisgat
VALENTINE
Fashionable Gard Engraving and Printing Establishment
dl-lmeods so John street. corner William