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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

bill prohibiting the sale Of VINE nnd spirits
by retail has passed both branches of the legsla-
ture OF Mississippi, has been signed by the Gov
ernor, and has become law. II takes effect q,
the expiration of sixty dsys from the 10Th Febfu-
airy. The passage of this bill has given gres, dis
satisfaction to many persons in that state, and
particular in the city of Nstchez. 1t was intro
duced BY Mr. Foote, Of Kinds county. aud he was
hanged in efhgy a, Jackson, the seat Of Govern
ment. The provisions Of the Law very sweep
ing and tie penalties severe, snd the prosecuting AT
.orney Is entitled to a fee Of $50 for every con-
scton, to be paid by the party condemned, and in
default Of payment he or she Is 10 stand commit
ted I'LL payment be made.-.N1s Orleans LOuis-
iaRidn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
kGIITI@AI.

illustrations Of Federalism. Blue light FEEDER
asm makes the best and most reliable Van Buren,
Democrats. OF this truth, the course of Messrs
fancy, Buchanan, Ingersol Col. Prentiss and the
Venderpoos, furnish conclusive evidence. Add-
iions illustrations appear in the N. York Gazette.
The Evening Post. as all will recoect, was among
the buest of the blue, long as Federalism last
ed. 1t is now ultra Van Buren, Loco Foco, Its
Editor is WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, who was one
of the bards of Federalism before and during the
war. The following is poetic description of
Thomas JEFFERSON, drawn by the present Van Bu-
len Democratic" Editor of the Evening Post -
"And thou, the scorn of every patriot name,
Thy country ruin, and her councils shame
Poor servile thing derision of the bravel
Who erst from Tarleton and fed to Carriers grave;
Thou, who when menaced by perfdous Gau
Ddsi PROSTATE 10 her whsker'd mnion fall
And when our cash her empty bags supplyd
Didst meAnly strive the foul disgrace to hide
Go, wretch, resign the presidential chair,
Disclose thy secret measures, foul or fair,
Co. search with curious eye for horned frogs
Mid the wild wastes OF Louisiana boys
Or, where the Ohio rolls his turbid stream
Gg 70, hpse Ions, thy glory and thy theme
And sink supinely in her sable arms
But quit TO ADLER hands the helm of state,
Nor image ruin on thy country's fate
Having thus characterized the Democratic President
Of the United States the Poet proceeds TO denuncia
ton Of Democratic principles -
"And now as TRurH with glowing lus,re Shines
Before her beams Democracy declines
Vain are all ats her bsffied leaders try,
And vain alike, 10 fatter or TO die.
From their long sleep alarmd the people rise,
And spite of sophisms, learn to trust their eyes"
This WILLIAM CULLAN BRYANl, the ribad libel
Ter Of JsrrRRsos-the votary of Federalism is the
organ Of Van Bu-ensm in the city of N. York
| the Editorial associate OF Blair and Croswell--and
4 Of the Executive patronage while Charles Holt,
/ who was prosecuted and imprisoned for his support
| OF Jefferson and Democracy, has been denied the
small Office Of Commissioner Of Deeds by Sen
ate protesting TO be Democistic.-.7iLaay Eveng
/ Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
vOLUME XIV, UMBER IS.

obtained from the Treasury was over 10000 doll
lars to no, one dollar Of which was the individual
entitled. These arc a few Of the leading hc,s.
In relation TO County land warrants, the Com
mittee, immediately after their appointments nd
dressed letter to the Governor Of Virginia, nsk'
ing for copies OF the evidence which sundry war
rants had been granted by the Executive Of that
State. At the end of about three weeks the chair
man in answer TO a second letter Of inquiry was
informed by letter from the Secretary of the Com
mon wealth that "the Executive had come 10 no de.
custom on the application the Committee This
refnsAl is not calculated to inspire confidence In
the claims.
Mr. Hall IL member OF the next Congress and
viii doubtless give his further attention to these
claims.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

IuponaAi from WisooasiH. The Legislature
met a, Madison on the 23i oil. The Governor
delivered hrs message. which touches among other
things, the subject Of the Winnebago Indians. Il
is sn,ieipated from sondry indications. that there
will be difficulty lhis spring. ss they Ceiermih-
ed not 10 leave the country II the time stipulated
in the treaty. They ere making hostile prepsrs-
tons. The Governor recommends that the War
Department be immediately memorisliIsd for arms
and smmuDl'ion. and for Eve eompsn'es Of Ora
Poons. The Governor VAL take the respoBs biliiy
10 ease Of eaergehey Of rsising volunteer eompa.
nss, ~hieh lie wili head IN person for the pfotee-
ton and defence Of exposed sel,lsasehts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
srATE or -TRMnAr !

STATE of ERMoATl Be Remembered that .
b.strct Of Ratitne - SPECIAL pfobsis oosn held st
20 ~ahin asd iof said district ca the i~sn,y knk day
'sfeh ID. iGly
eefiAls instsnent "a wIitins undsf seal perportns
ne re laS all and Testament Of gohAIhsb w shaw OF
'sncoa Ia ths oognty a RailsBd and state aforssd
esASee hEs pres siet 10 stla By Soiomo1 Havsns
u. slee stof teefsh canned for PROBATE and so~asos
etoered that $40 ~il he referred FOE psoas the
thire Monday q April And that notice giseh By
fsesc.isoh Of copy 81 tAs ofds "A ttN RuIlaEd Htrs
IAisa ~ hsiitnd ihree ~oeks saccessiVeiy.
Gay Se, y All ptfsoss eeHoffuec appe1f, II ihey
Sss's sse eeaies' tAs PROBATE q sssd ~lil
A. 4 Brown, ysds-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

The Philadelphia Enquirer asks what is Mr. Van
Buren, doing in regard TO the Maine question. We
can tell the Enquirer what he is doing IN regard to
the main question now with him. He Is bordering
the prescription LEST prepared by Duncan, Ely
Moore, and some other asssssns in this city. Tine
great question of war or peace for the country IL
made subordinate to his selfish and vindic,ive pur-
poses --.nadisonidn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Rcmedy for the Group. An old number Of the
Journal of Medical Science, contains comrnuni-
cation from the pen Of distinguished physician,
from which we extract the following -
During my residence in New York. where my
children were very frequently attacked with severe
and dangerous fits of Group, TO which they had al
ways been particularly liable, was informed by
my friend, DR. +. Vanderburg, Of very simple and
eficacious method Of auesting, a. once, ell the
symptoms Of this distressing and frequently fatal
disease. Whenever children are threatened with
attack Of eynanche tracheris, he dlrectss plas-
ter Of dry Scotch snuff, varying IA size according
10 the age Of the patient, TO be applied directly a.
cross the top Of the thorax, and retained there
al all the symptoms disappear. He stated that he
found the remedy TO be always effeetusl when a?-
Piled IN the first or second stage Of the malSdy II
child is heard to breath hoarsely, or cough, with
anything Of the dreSded ringing sound Of eroop,t
is only necessary apply the snuff plaster, and we
feel under no further anxiety. Instead Of being
obliged TO watch with the child all the rest Of The
night, when once the snuff lie applied, We 20 to
resl again with feeling Of entire security, which
we have never had the least cause TO regret"
In confederation Of the above. DR.. shnrlef Of
Boston, says -
II have used the snuff in several cases Of the
Group, and (-ith the aid Of five grains Of the pow
der Of ipeeAe and fifteen Of cslonel, 10 commence
men, for al emeiie. have IN case failed IN per-
forming cure. II is myed with goose OIL OF lard,
and spread on flannel sufficiently large 10 cover The
neck and breast Low ss the pi, Of The stomach
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

State Indebtedness. The Albany Argus of Tues.
day contains a statement prepared by Mr. Flngg,
late Comptroller. showing the amount of Stock Is
sued or authorised to be issued, in different States
of the Union. Eight States it appears, have kept
Themselves clehr of such Indebtedness.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
LDEEAIa
l.. L.. L's Last POEM, Entitied
THr POLAR STAN.

TNf fOItt
> star snks below the horizon in certain latitude
he'd II sink lower every niga, ill ct last it di,n
A star has lsfi the kindlipg shy
A lovely northern light
How many planets are on high,
liz, tina, has left the night
miss it's brigh, familiar face,
IL was friend TO me,
Associate with my native place,
And those beyond the sea.
II rose upon our English sky,
shone DER our English land.
And brought back many loving eye,
And many gentle hand.
II seemed to answer TO my thought,
IL called the pas, 10 mind,
And with its welcome presence brought
All had left behind.
The voyage il lights no longer, ends
Soon on a foreign shore
How can but recall the friends,
Whom may see no more
Fresh from the pain !, was to part
How could bear the pain
Yet strong the omen in my heart
That says-We meet again.
Meet'wi,h deeper, dearer love,
For absence shows the worth
OF all from which we then remove,
Friends, home and native earth
Thou lovely polar star, mine eyes
Still turned the first on thee,
Till | have felt sad surprise
Tha, none looked up with me.
But thou hast sunk below the wave
Thy radiant place unknown;
] seem to stand beside a grave,
And stand by it alone.
Farewell !! alb, would 10 me were given
A power upon thy light,
What words upon our English heaven
Thy loving rays should write
KIND messages of love and hope
Upon thy rays should be;
Thy shining orbit would have scope
Scarcely enough for me.
Oh, fancy, vain as it is fond,
And little needed too,
My friends need not look beyond
My heart to look for you
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
Farm For Sale.

NHHE Subscriber of,r 10 sell his farm, situated
- south Of aud the village Il Fsirhsyrn. con
tisng Of about 300 Of land well adapted 10 sheep
culture and the raising Of grain Of all kinds Also ms
dwelling house, aud convenient out-bnl1ings, with
shoui IS Of land in the village 800 sheep, rs,
rate Cow, yoke Of oKeH span Of Horses aud ysrie-
y oi farming utensl also offered with said premises
Wa c. KITTREDGE.
Fairhavsn, March 5,i839. l4tf
The Vermont Chronicle will please give the above
fonr insertions, with marginal note Of their bl--K
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

I'VE the sutscrben being appointed by the IIol
w the Probate CouT, ior the district Of Rutirnd
eJn 10 receive, examine and sdjust the claim.
aud demands Of ell persons against the estate Of
ISR.3EL S.4YLES,
late Of wsineord said dstre, deceased represented
,nsolFsni aud also sA claims and demands in Offset there.
10 aud six months hom the s'h day Of March
insi beng allowed by sssd court Tor thsi purpose
DO therefore hereby give notice that VIII attend
the busioe" Of our appointment 81 the house Of ssd
deceased. IN Wtlhagiord, the fret Monisyt Of Jelly
AMI September psnt from ] O'Clock until hSs o.
clock On each Of ssil days.
s.M. EDGERTON. IL
ELlZUR NuNSON. No9'Sisf'ooefs
Dated al Wsllngior5 thi, lsih day Of March 1879
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
Sl74.090.9 1914

Several millions Of the stock issued by n. York
since 1920, and embraced in the above. have been
redeemed /; and small sum borrowed by other
states before 1920, is excluded from the above
footing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Gen Upton. for the Inst eight years one OF the
Senators in Congress. from Ins1ans. has resigned
HE seat aud has returned his residence near Lo-
gsnspor, ia Consequence Of domestic affection.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

The Act Of Congress providing for the common
cement Of three steam vessels Of var. spprOpfises
$3.50. 900 for that purpose
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

A biography Of RobesPieHe. which appeared IN
lrsh paper concludes 10 the foilo~ing indiefoos
manner sTbis extraordinary mao lief, 10 children
behind him ereep, bis brother, wh0 vac kcied al
tie saas tine -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

a poor woman once upon time bad dspgh-
ter msrned off. Being asked, shortly afterwards.
wha, kind Of husband her daughter bad got, che
replied, Oh rather guess he's lolersbIs sort Of
a body. for he's got long tailed coat and Tsfas
shirt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Enghsh National DeLi.--Csnnng. when speak
ing Of her national debt. said that England WAS
bound TO keep the peace in the SUN Of eight hun
bred million pounds.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
Gl7O SO6 PIT

The third table shows the amount of debt au
thorised to be created by the eighteen States, in
eacb period of five years. from 1920 to 1888. The
iota! sums authorised in each period fol-
lows, viz:
From 1870 to 1925 Sl2,790 1913
1923 to 1880 l3,879,659
1880 to 1885 10000 100
1885 to ls3s(say IL y'rs) los, 223 800
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

wm Goidsk Dear Sri take great pleasure in
known 10 you aud the public the great bonc6t nv
tss received iiom your Jelly and Pills Her complaint
weakness at the stomach, very bad cough, night
kis. nervous affections add almost all the symptoms Of
nnpiiou OF which she 10 perfectly tree She enjoys
qei,et health than she has TOT many years.
Yours repeatedly HIRAM MORSE
A-toa March ~ lGs0
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Il meant 10 have toUd 700 Of that hole" sad
40 Ifsbmsn TO Lis friend who wss walking with
him IN bis garden. aud sts0'blsd 'sio P'i fsi Of
water. No matter says Pat. blowing the @od
end water out Of HE mouth. I've f0sLd a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Pensioners. The Pension BILL passed at the
late session Of Congress, nPpropraies 1929 $50
for the payment Of revolutionary pensioners $500
6s5 for invalid pensioners; ss00,6s4 for pensions
to widows and orphans, under the Act Of 4ih Jolly.
1896 81 1872 900 for five years pension to Wild
ows under The Act Of 7,b July. 1888 and &c.
900 for half pay pensioners. Total, S2,40o. gl9.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02
Sl7O,s06,l78 35
26,l0l,644 81

1t makes tho aggregate
debt of all the States,
existing and authorls-
ed, SOS, 997 ,e24 80
Tho table of which the above is part. Id fol
lowed by second, classifying the objects Of ex-
penditure. Thus -
For banking, S52 64O0 600
For canals, 6020l sol
For railroads, 42S7l OS4
For turnpikes g. MADAM roads, 66lS,95o
For miscellaneous objects S,474,654
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

Bad TsiAgs.--An unisi,hhul senasi smgs
house, a stumbling horse. a scoldlng shs. "a
ing tooth. at emp,y purse. an ObdSiifsl sh.1
,pees.s pt tslkrr hogs that break thfssgs ~
dull razor, mssqDetoes. Top, $50
iaf uOai pay for he paper.
A steamboat zee 49,
cleveland % -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

4 A tfadesman wrote TO a hard customer as fol-
lows-"sir,you bill for dry goods has been stand
ing long time. by settling it you will much o.
blge, Yours, &c. It's.
TO which he received the following laconie re-
ply-"Mr s.. when the bill you speak of is
tired Of s.nndiag, let II at d0wa.
Yours, &c. G.. l..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

The Six Nations Indians were discharged from
military service on the ooh, not well pleased al
having been employed during the best Of the hun.
ting season, and released now they have no imme.
date ccuPaiion.-Bradford ~. c. Sentinel.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

This star sinks below the horizon in certain ATTITUDES
watched snk lower every nga,, ill ct last ii d'np
ed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-02

~Urunkology. The New Orleans Sun soys a
machine has been invented down cast which END
bles man TO tell when he 10 getting too drunk to
walk l, is called a fuddieommeicr, and gives the
TIMELY warning by hitting fellow suddenly 'uS-
der the lug the minute he has got enough.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
OHERRY's AsTRINoENT PILLS

1NHEKRY's AsTKINGENT PILLB Celebrated Ter
~ the radical Of certain obstinate csuFain
failure Of Capiv Cubeh injections and sxpensr The fol
lowing certificate win prove their celebrity. ts..-
" New York May sth l6s5.-- Hotel, Brsadway.--Tke
writer, when IN his city from Charleston, s,sne thought
half dozen boxes oDr Cherry Pills. in order that Who
have been long de-ponding like himself he rny states that
before he hsd finished the third boz his complaint had vanished
after having for five previously, vanly tried ell kinds OF
medicines, injections bousies, change Of air, &a II 10
than ten months since h cure and he weighs ia
pounds while last spring he only wsis 40 pourds
Fer sale wholesale asa retail, by A. B. D. saads 10 and
100 Fulton and the following Dr.
and Broadway Of Church Chambers and $50
Bowery Burnett and HOW'LL II Bowcrv 64$ Broadway,
cor. Carmne and Bedford IS Sixth Avenue aad Burnet
Patent Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81.
al. Inn
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

TMPORTANT TO oFEMALEs.--REYNOLDs & PAR
i MELY'S CELEBRATED FEMALE HE ALTH RES
T0RATivE is admitted to be remedy superior to
other presst in for the diseases peculiar the FE
MALE CONSTITUTION.
invariably obstrucons regulates most
painful toe frequent prouse and has cured
the most obstinate Of Fluor Albus
Doctor Morrison who has practised medicine twene
ty in Oneida N.Y. OF it." That is the best med
cine now in In OF retention suppression OF the
menses think i will sustain the appeatIon Of Specific
have tried IT in the most with admirable and
wish for the sake Of suffering Females that all Physicians
would introduce it into their practice have found the
Pills fully to answer ih,ir recommendations" ft.N
Physicians universally who have given it fair tra tell
similar story. s- .l 5ruw a#N
For testimonials OF he highest character from Physicians
and other respectable Individuals pamphlet which may be
had srssis Of all who s the Medicae See also advertise
nents IN the New York Tater aud Signa ...~,.f.5
REYNOLDS PARMELY, Proprieiors,
- Pitt ford, Nunroe Co. N. Y. ~ N.
FOR SALE in this city II 20 Fulton street, Of Gold
ITO Fulton, ef William 644 643 III Broadway
l06 Sixth Avenue 206 Greenwich ia Canal Of Ian
sts sos Grand Of Lewis 27 Hudson st.
String; les Cherry st
90 Fon SALE - ABOVE Rev J. COVENTS Balm Of
Life which so highly recommended BY the Pnyreians .aa
others as a remedy for COUGHS, COLDS CONSUME
TON and ell diseases Of Lpsgs and Wind
pipcsee circulars containing testimonials q the highest
respecaSliy which be had gratis above. ni68w.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
poC1 OR DAvENPoRT's
CEl .EBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

LNOK PURIFYING TIE BLOOD AND CREATINO
appetite These Pirs, which 90 emiaonily ussfa
Tor pains In the head and bowels before s
public for twenty years. and well known at the
Preto deems it publish any Oft he ho.sssS
which be procured Of efficacy from em
nsnt physicians and Others
DR.. bavenport Celebrated Eye Water, whsh hs. bee.
thoroughly proved for thirty years. be mild SAFE pssdy
cure for AL diseases Of tho eyes.
Le~s- thet valuable Itch Ointment prepared ty whsa
ton and so long kno 10 he speedy
disease, and for all kind, Of pimrles on the skin
The above valuable medicines are for sale in tins eitv b,
Lawrence Reese Co, Durye. Cockeraf H. H. schisHen
4 Co, and Others
All orders directed to GEO DIXON, Dsdhsm. Mass, viii
be promptly attended TO. iei0-6m.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

nRY GOODS, DRY GooDs.-Tbe ladies are respect.
~ fully solicited 10 cal and essmne the splendid
Of Dry Gssd At the store Of A. PHfLffs Ice Chaihsn
square scsswtns o super Cashrire and Brocha shaws
rais ard nFred Bombssnes Thibe Cloths; silks Popfns
which will disposed ef very reduced prices. correspond
ng with Nt imcs. nsO I'm.
Morning herald., 1839-12-23
BEWARE OF IMPosiTION.
@Who steals my purse stesis .r~sh--
But he who Glches from me nv Good name.


ns-PEiNEs oRRIs TooTH PASTE for cleansing.
nirn at the recent Fair Of the American Ins,itsts.
This uncsnalied aentfrice 10 the Teeth clean snd
ariar improves the color or t"s lips and gums. pr.
yens and heas all ulcers Of the mouth the progress
decay in s teeth and mparts peculiar and grateful sweet
co. Ths article that know ofsr cleaning prsssrv-
Ing and sssu.,ns the teeth y Psns ORR. Teoh Paste.
peculiar and most grateful the BREATH We cor
aauy sommsnd = 10 he attea'sa Of our readers especially
10 the nias portion Of sm No toilet he npete with
s.pros.d.aisa celebrity rAls In. most ..s.llsn. .r
Gle for the eeth speedily obtained under s original Or
Orr Tosh Paste has induced uuprncpled individuals
TO make base counterfeit Preparations various namss
the teeth no TO be cs.pared with hs s-
maine than to sayr The ergina article has
upon the Label, withou, whieh ii i not genuine. \, -
For sso ssiy =, the B:rasr Ia broadway; 0ucn lse
Howe and Guon las amst; T. M Cuion Ia Bowsry,
and - Henry 81. corner Of pike.
Again-Beware OF Ccratsrfsits! nae-eodsm'
i is ALWAYS DANGEROUS In our ehsngesbis and
csste 10 all Important TO attend 10 COLDS with
which all CT less Affected negected too hong
II is dcu them, sometimes impossible. and
rrnsd consumption n s result In all lung eompsinis Mrs
NJ oardner Indian Baa,n Of L,vsrwort Is Justly sstsem
cd sf o6nite value shs been used Tor eight years
with unvazllelied sasce ana many individuals night be
named whs bat Cor healing and renova,ng power
woa,d not be present so~ TO testify TO its eeacy may BE-
safely asserted that cough remedy has with the
ssrree favor and patronage this Hsndre Of Eoss
Of this valuable Pvr srs,ion have been sold within years.
md hs dema !, s. the II prepared by
extensive chemstf from prescription which contains
Der Of ingredients formerly usd by the indians The ersn
sve sale q this ressedy ssused nsriduas get up
and advertise preparations they cali Baam and Syrup Liver
wort which y entire xeren article For the original,
call FOR Mrs. GARDENERS INDIAN BALSAM OF Liv-
ERWoRT. Sold at Wholesale ard retail by A. b. ID.
SANDS, No 79 100 Patton a. Sold rtaa BY Ring o<A
Gaon Ic7 Bcwery; Has Of Brssday and Chamber
street. Price hocsnt.. N d1sim
L,oR THE Observation-Disclosures CHAM
II PAGNE!! CHAMPAGNE LA large assortmsnt Of
the following choice brands vz I" Unioa" Heidseck,
STAR lambert g. Co.. Steamboat" Ship" Great
Western" eLusssrnsr aQueea Victe~ia," Baechus,'
Eagle Anchor Harpns Constitution, Arrsw, be-
sides othe brands al the Granite Wine Vaults,
EBW. II. RDBiNS0N, s.f
Commission wina Merchant, Granite Buildings, corner
Broadway and Chamber st.; entrance in Chamber a.
dl1 lms T....a
Morning herald., 1839-12-23

NJ Notwithstanding msnufac,ory, together
IN with all its valuable machinery stocks too and eleeks
unfinished wholly and totally destroyed the late Ere
the cornsr oforand ard Elizabeth Streets and insurance
not wholly destitute and shall be pleased 20 see the
faces OF customers both those and soad at our
ware room al the cor Of the Bowery and Division street
where shall bestow efforts endeAvos 10 sup
ply them with the best ofclocks have large
Of flushed clocks time pieces and regulators hand and are
renewing our manufacturing apparatus with all possible d
patch, aud possible In efetnt and efciua manner
Some Of our Turret clock customers necessarily be
syed short time. but trust they will bear with under
existing crcustasces Clocks Of description
and thoroughly repaired aud warranted.
SMITH BROTHERS.
n30Swd<wN "a Bowerv.