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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

A NEWLY INVENTED PATENT SHIP BREAD
"A AND CRACKER MACHINE This Is superior ar
uce warranted to be superi 10 thing for the
sens purpose II . CONTRACTED that occupies very little
and the action OF the machine cannot be beatt has
advantages Ill others that Of nail piece Of
wood being "a the heur the cutters give way that there Is
no danger Of breaking them the machine.
The subscriber invites those who ma, want machine
right to call al No. ssl Hudson and judg. for them
selves VIM II. >EVtNS.
atr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21
PATENT WpNDLAss.
h II ID s II r. A ID.

" TE Subscribers sole Proprieiors and Manuiae urt
prepared with despatch all orders Tor thc
walled Patent sweed Beam Ninda.s Bedsteads which sr
aos; universally used being the best article a. yet N
understanding ease. convenience and durability
The ssokHg acted upon by the windlas and weed beam
made perfectly light aud free from all liability 10 still lea,
ug elasticity the same which renders u particularly easy
nd simple constructions the matter Of putting up and sekn
tswn will be found Of but little trouble comp with
fany other construction, whilst the precision with which ~
pmponen parts fitted al.g4 agsns, the
lactios Of any kind ofvcrmin.
From the taken % reuder epch Bedstead perfect hc
,aes Tor durability will recommend them 20 rurchasers
sso invited To call snJ eramne large assortment
,snd.
Also large assortment OF elegant Furniture, Matrass
Feather Beds, &c. constantly hand.
Nv. soUTHACK, No. loe Broadway,
ielby Pranklr House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

HtHARLEs COX Talor aud Draper, bsgs leave respect
~ fully 10 inform his paroIs and the public that he has
moved from the Asor House. Broadway, 10 the Of Full
ton and Nassau streets 1.-THE sign the Golden Fceee) where
he intends 10 continue the business his original Cash sys
and from his increased fac, OF ob,ainse the best
most fashionable articles in his line ~ the lowest prices he
hsties himself hat To quality Of Goods wcrkn anshp and
prices, Ne can defy competition.
J. p Seaman contnu.s 10 the cutting department
NB-Nsra and military uniforms, Ladies riding Habits.
&C., &c ns I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21
ONE PKICE HAT STORE.

~ NEW FASHlON.--BR0WN& cos, new style of
III Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of So
They surpas beauty any offered TO- the
price combining the requisite qualities Of the costly
gtnes durability and ustre. The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them 10 furnish
article superior those usually sold the price The
pablic invited examine and judge their merits at BRows
Cos wholesale and retail warehouse l7s Chatham corner
af Mott-,treef. New York sl3.sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21
w RITZ ING


Of the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the Student, the
smsS OF Fashion and Fortune, and the Public In general
New Yorklt expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur-
life and business the commercial city, for letter.
current the Journal ERtry and the Ledger POST
acquired by from the ages of x1r
IN TWELVE Easy LESSONS. OF HOUR EACH!
No matter how BAD, INDIFFERENT rLLEoBLE, pEFoRMED
'sAmPED or CONFIRMED the Pupils writing may be.
ACADEMY No It's BRoApwy, New YeaK.
The LADIES daily II and IL o'clock these Hour, are
devoted entirely to LADIES' and taught neat delicate
1mE GEsrLrMrs taught style Bold, Free and Men
Hdle.
- Merchants and Strangers visiting New York. can con-
Nn-Mr B. is to be seen from A. NJ, 1t Tor irons to
- Further Lessons the twelve necessary will b.
ayen by Mr. D without additional expense. o2a I'm.
(SARLToN HOUSE, $50 & 352 Broadway New York
~ JAMES BtNaON-we known for t,e last fifteen years
Captain "f different steamboats, the North River-and
PRESTON H. HODGES late Of the clinton Hotel ~ Y,
have the pleasure OF informing their friends public
the CARLTON HOUSE having been put in complete order
and ref-rnhed throughout will be opened for the reception
Of company Mohday, the fourth Of November os.lm.
AN OUssELINE DE LAINEs-R Y SMITH CO
Iva offer for sale on liberal terms 10 assorted quail
les. at l76 Pearl street o3y
nUBLlC NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY u,-No 2Os
Chatham squareThe sole object of the advertiser to
give pubiic the Ladies Of New York. the
ed saving which can De realized in purchasing ev,y decp
Fl. Tweedy, No 2O6 Chatham Square, particularly soic
all those Ladies who seek economy their objec will
than repaid BY visit TO his adequate
idea be formed of the extreme che goods
BY actual inspection Having purchased the stock Me- 20
Chatham Square der every influence and that cash
could command will be Immediately sold off without reserve
in order to make essary for oher extensive lots
consianments Of Silks Shawl Ssxony Mcu,eDe de LANES
Merinoes, sc.
The whole stock aordng purchasers # Dry Goods an OPP
portunly Of doing to adysn gel but which, overlooked
occur again. TIE proprietor offers the su1oned
list Of his stock which he submits 70, immediate dspo.a
Silks from g.. 10 SIS Cd. per yard.
Satins from IS Cd to IS figured and plain.
Popns and Mensseiine dc LANES.
Cacoes and Lace Wells
Hosiery and Gloves, Broche and Cashmere Shawls.
N. B-Wet Gooos-Also large assortment Of Wet Goods
purchased from the late fires 10 Pearl street. nl6lw'
LNXTRAORDlNARY CoMBlNATtON.-Tn Bandans
II Oriental Tablet will speedily render the skin smooth
clear aud removing roucness, frecle sunburos
and every mperlecon from it, surface leaving complexion
clear zine and white IL will quickly counterfeit the deeterous
effects Of alkaline pains bathing Sc and the
skin that transparent brancy Justly admired Price
cens-sold only at GUIoNs, $50 Broadway opposite John
street sis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

- ONE PRICED HAT srORE.-lHEODoRE
CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl ,ts after
nyyea experience 10 business and after repeated and
untriHg efforts 10 attain the object consistently be-
10 that he has length succeeded turing
Gle which cannot fail TO win the appreciation OF all who will
take The trouble to examine II.
This article 10 which the attention &C the public i.
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat. price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that Cor beauty cheapness
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed IN the city &C
New York In addition 10 the usual ,oriey of Hats and Caps
he also keepson hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
quality which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for years past has given 10 numerous the
most unqualified satisfaction Justice his friends well
to himself makes II proper tor him y, that he sells for
CASH the losses sustained from bad will have
he paid BY good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
the old establhed stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep77.am'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

fR> PREMIUM HATS.-lhe subscriber having had
IN dds awarded him the LATE Fair af the American In
~ sute for the hest besver and Nurs Hats, exhibited
remilds his customers and the pub that hi standard
prices fixed at the following unprecedented low rates viz
Premium Beavers 81 co. Nutra 81 so, Mole 81 90, Silk
81 SO wholesale and retail IL his Hat and Fur establishment
l5i Chatham street, New York q. WATSON.
s-Aso hand and constantly manufacturing, every
description Of Lade. dressed Fur uf Trimmings for dress
Sc nc. For sale fifteen per cheaper than Be
bought elsewl ere IN the city. o26 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

MECHANlCsAND TRADERS BANK or CINClN
lvl NATI-At meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Me
chancs and Traders Bank held the lh Nov 1882 the col
lowing gentle elected Directors Of the above nsttu
ton FOR the ensuing year.
Messrs Milton nv. Mclean David A. Js,nes,
Georte Concln. Isaac Young,
william Lewis, l.. NJ Cwynne,
William Doty, J. " Armstrong.
And at meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day
Milton N. Mclean Esq elected President and Thomas
Noodle Cashier for the ensuing yesr.
The Baph being now Ill the friends ef the nst
tuition who heretofore Kept their with the Bark
are respectfully invited 10 reopen them. aM
The terms which deposte received and collections
made will be ousd advantageous a. 10 induce them aud Tie
public support alss respectfully solicited
Ito patrs.ise the institution =
n, order OF the Board o. Directors,
prAIvSAytvs THOMAS NOODLE, Cashier.
L$KENCH LAN0UA0B,-ih he -a,~erib give. ie.ses
II the ab-ve on en- erpedisbu. mehus. usse Thsry sml
Pr c,ice sud enabling The psp'I to converse h-e r"
tine.
Persons wishing 10 take Private Lessons. the ak
scrbers Evening Csses, will please app - 2p.s NV
ais,lm' 700 iLLE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

~ BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATs.-On hand
ID and constantly manufacturing elegant assortment Of
sxs has mneh admired Hat. Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large Of Fur Mu. from the lowest
pee 10 the coy together with extensive assortment
cgntlemen cloth and fur caps. You,h .nd chdens cloth
aud velvet caps all Of which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN, ll6 Chatham street,
sla3m- Opposite Roosevelt, St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

A6N kUR NEW UrLtANs--,,sr L,ne-fm. ship.
Mx4yL The 6rs packet ship 81 ri An Cant Moody
Ss being unsvodai, detained will eosinus 10 receive
e;sh, until this svrsins and sail ts~orrcw NJ rrisv Al n
.'c,cch ~ witch Wa thv sstnvs AZ quest ~ We
hoard Fer FREIGHT or ras sws - Ne lowest sppy
board Al Msr s,'s wharf, foa of Ws'i street. or 10
nIe OLOvkR MeMURRAY, 90 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

SPLENDID rENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESSONS nMf .@f
AIR BRIsTOW respectfully announces to the Ladies
WI and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
sIrned from successful visit 10 Boston, and has
us old established Writing Academy No. ITS Broadway for
ne RECEPTION or PUPILS and OF every capacity
Day and Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

- FOE PEEKskILL, vEKrLANk's
aSS11ur17F2 POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
- - = TARRyTOwN, DoBB's FERRY HAS.
fINGsA YoNkERs.-The new and splendid steamboat
iOsClusko Capt D. Haywood will leave the foot Of Rob.
sptsd, at O'Clock, stopping al The Old State Prison wharf
ssh way Returning will leave Peekskili at o'clsck
breakfast and Dinner board
For the accommodation Of passengers, she will make rr
a Friday, leaving as above.
For further information, mcguire OF HAWKINS WILL
AMsON, No " West street where pAeAawss freight &c
Ill he received Tor the boat iy7y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

COPARTNERsHlP-0EOR IL FULTON flate fore
~ man to j. 4. Walter) and JAMES THURsTON, have
this day formed copartnershp der the firm FULror
THuRsroN for the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bust
ness at SIS Broadway. u
New York, Sept. 10, $780,
ARD.-The undersigned having had considerable expert.
~ the Plumbing Business and being acquainted with
every improvement their line, aud practical
consider themselves inferior to before the
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction
G. FULTON
J. THURSTON.
New York, Oct. Z, 1899. o72-3m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-21

NOR COLORiNG RED SIX GRAY HAIR A fEttalA
Il NENT BROWN ORBLACK.-Red grey hair ma,
permanently coored rich and glossy brown black
Jingle application Of Mahemra eds Turkish Dye and instead
nuring the hair most do improves its
and it grow very ururany So just tina
paaton of this article that orders have been received for
American gentlemen residing Canton, who have atls
sctory tested its efficacy while at home Price - per bottle
.nd sold Wholesale and retail at
GUIONS, ls9 Broadway,
als-y Agents for the United States of America
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

lie bad been bold IN bis misreprrseasa-
lions Of tho " Rebels and 90 personal
in his remarks thai sllLongh :. hal
assurances from Governor Clinton Of
safety Tor person and property. yet ftsse
were some expected sisiIeFs LLal he did
not sish 70 see. The lorsmoxi Of these
was Ethan Alien. Risingion Was fine
porly looking man and sore powder. Al
last Allen appeared. Ills clerk who FIRST
saw him. wei knew his masters horror
Tor Allen. Riyingion Afterwards gave
10 Mr. Dunlap The follOwing sceOuni Of
the meeling:-'.I was sitting afler good
dinner along with my bottle OF Madeira
before me, when | heard unusual noise in
the streets, and huzza from lIe boys.
! was in the I'd story. and on stepping 10
The. window, saw Q tsil figure 10 lsrnished
regimenisls. with large cooked hat and
an enormously long sword. followed by
o crowd Of boys, who occasionally cheer
ed bin with huzzas. OF which be seemed
Insensible. He came up 10 my door and
stopped. lcould see no more-my heart
told me 10 was Ethan Allen. I shut
down my window, and retired behind my
table and bottle. | Was certain ihe hour
OF reckoning was come. There was no
retreat. Mr. Staples. my clerk. came in
paler than ever, and elasping his hands.
said, Master, no has come. Iknsw n.
he enlereed the store and asked IL James
Rivington lived here. answered, yes,
sir" Is he al homer 81 will 20
and see. sir" said; and nov master
what 10 10 DO donef-There he 10, sir, in
the store. and the boys pcsping at him
from the street." I had made up nv
mind looked al the Enthusiastically
took glass. Show him up, said L.
and | shonghi II such Madeira cannot
mollify him. he must DO harder than
adamant. There was a fearful moment
Of suspense. l listsned-I heard him
on the stairs, and heard his long sword
clanking on every step. lnshe sialksd.
" IL your name James Riyinglon" II
is. sir, and no man could DO more happy
10 see general Ethan Allen--lske chair,
sir, by the table /; and afterwards
glass Of this Madeira. He sat down and
began" Sir, rcome!" Not a word,
general, ill you take glass; and I filed
len. year old. on my own keeping
another glass, sir, and then We will salk
Of old affairs. Sir, We finished two bot
lies, and parted a. good friends az if
nothing had ever happened 10 make us
otherwise"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

on the fruit and grain Of snlumn. Sue-
cess. therefore. in this department Of
mind. 10 equally entitled 10 our eonsids.
ration, ss in the more valued attributes
OF the reasoning faculty. l. 10 a COM
mon and injurious error that they may
not be combined. Mr.. Chief Justice
Marshall said Of Mr.. Pinekney. Of
Maryland. that ho welded the club Of
Hercules entwined with howers-an ex-
preston itself-a beautiful illustration
and example Of the very merit in sno-
ihsr, which commanded so apt and warm
an eulogium. The writer Of this is not
Of the number Of the personsl frierds Of
this gentleman. and feels that in remarks
which End their origin only in a sense
OF truth snI justice. his opinion is not
swsyed by predictions Of any eharac-
ter in favor Of the individual Of whom he
speaks. The history OF Mr.. Webster 10
interesting as that Of one-of whom il 10
our boast that our institutions are calcu-
lated to exhibit numerous inslances-who
has risen by his own exeriions, from an
origin Of comparative humility TO posts
Of the greatest eminence; and whaiever
may be the diversity Of opinion as res
poets the weight or merit Of his views
IS . politician. he has won his way 10
widely spread and enduring fame. and 10
the respect and admiration Of his fellow
citizens. and no man. who thinks and
feels as every American should, but is
proud Of him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16
THE UNITED STATES AND THE
CANADAS.

In the Official paper Of Tuesday even
ing 10 published letter from the Coiiee-
tor Of the por. of Cleveland. 10 Ohio, 70
the Secretary Of the Treasury, TRANSLATE
ting a correspondence which has taken
place between him and the Colonial Co
vernment Of Upper Canada, on tho sub-
ject Of The outrage lately committed By
some drunken Canadian Militiamen, on
an American vessel (the Stephen Girard)
passing through the Welland Canal in
which the latter expresses great regrssss
well as Indignation al the occurrences,
aud assures tho Collector tina, the per-
petrasors Of this outrage shall bs visited
with the severest punishment the lave
will permit; and, that such ef1ec,usl
means shall Immediately be adopted 10
prevent lis recurrence as will enable
vessels OF the United States 10 pass
through The Canadian canals without tho
slightest danger Of interruption, or an
noyance Of any kind.
Upon the facts disclosed in this cor
respondenes our Official paper (,he
Globe makes the following remarks,
which, though little tart, are true .
nough. MAJ. intel.
"The English and Canadians. who
cannot prevent such attacks as that on
the Stephen Girard:- even within!,he liu-
its Of Canada. and with powerful mi
litary TO aid the civil authorities. should
not. from their glass houses, throw stones
at The Democracy Of this country for i'm
becili.y in preserving order. They will
find the great mass Of our people as res-
dy as themselves .o..acknowledge and re-
dress manifest wrongs, when not able 10
prevent them amidst such numerous and
extensive difficulties as exist on The Ca
dadian frontier. aggravated a. hey al.
ways have been by foreign agiiasors and
refugees from Canada ITSELF"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16
EDITORIAL ADDRESS.

Riving,on. The Kiug's printer. i, is
known, was o terrible tory during the
Revolutionary War. and Was always
asssiling the rebels. Ethan Allen. tho
dare devil of Vermont, determined 10 give
him licking; and some "reminiscences in
the New York Express, show the clever
manner in which Riving,on got rid Of the
unpleasant affair.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

IL wish you would give me that gold
ring on your finger" said village daa-
dy 10 country girl. ''for il resembles the
duration Of my love for you--is has No
end" "Exeuse me. cir" said she. I" I
choose TO keep II. Cor il 10 Likewise eu-
blsma,ical Of mine Cor you---i. has no
beginning.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

Shakespeare Modenized.-Two loaf
ers we're spousing the other day in iron.
Of Bank. when one drew walle. from
bis pocket and said. .she who steals my
purse steals trash" "Yes." replied she
other, "and he who filches from you
your good name takes that from you
tchai you ReVer had.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

Aknavs discovered is the creates. fool.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

The main.ainsnce Of she police force
Of the city Of London for the year 1889,
cost 81, OILS. 800.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
StECiFi SOLUTIpi1


LII who suffering from uRE lIIKM nlSEAs. u.
n such AS GUNoKRiiOE1 Gi.EErS, SfRRsJCKES
IRRITATION or THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, UkEin-
RIA, PHOSPHATE GLAND, aud ali DlSEAst's o. w "
RINAEY PASSAGES FANS IN THE IOlNS, GkAsf.L'
unbagO, from tienci al eaknss Local htIliy are
assured that this vau bic medicine al all tIn .uie au
perfectly oradICatea the above iu'R 500 t ~"
other, and invariably Improves the Constitution ma erheF
health and tnsr purs that har" teeh muir
ed by disease improper treatment h 1tt no mtuc'uo
can be compared TO it, and has positively cured many
and individuals after All other medicines have ine ana -
daily spersedng The those Infiu"s aud hauseoas
netcinrs-CoPnira.T nrp"nn". fubchs Nero hrV'
In addition the numerous testimonial fre"',' iinm N"
pnts Of the world nc.nnt the East and NFsi lhih Aer
lea, &c and medical of the 4 he't Standing 10 'he pro-
c>sibh nil bearing icsm' TO ITS surprising success 'o
Hunlre has been several t'e o'sfed 10 any
who produce any remedy equ: foiands opeciuc
Suutiur. Alter this further comment he necessary
hut Iddit few Of lii" ttrtiH cutes
-" have prescribed ipIAhd fc Solution TO several pa
teuls anFing under Lre al itha and to my astol"-
before witnessed, and lheir general cuit much np"'
ed. II. LEY, NJ. D.
"!.ecturrr on Midwifery. at Bartholomew Hospital.
DR. Clarke prescribed foiand Specific Solution to ma
patient i,og under Ieihra Discharges. nn! insara-
'hy ouud they cured mu le time than he HAD prs
vuusy Observed hen preparations III o"pssa anu
Of uDrdna al and one thit lie lhte0e
III future prescribe fur H. patients ""
Io~uo;, D.ccnicr II, ie37.E
DR. Green hereby crrtIf"s YrlnnnN S cihc Solution
mo" ei!CacuuS remedy, and ,rt rnus"s urcthra His
s"ner than pr"u alton OF t"vaisu he has ever pre-
stribrd.
Tie ah"v" cAnh "hiued only No G at' N house st.
III New tJrtrAE~
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SARSAPA RlE.f.A PILL OF HEALTH; OF,
BIZ Cd ILL.,.

Wis excellent faulty pill medicine Of long trird IA
for rertInc all disorders oi the stomach and how
els thu symptoms Ut which fatulsA
a-ts lo:s OF appetite, radat he gldness senseof
tunrs after ne I, dizziness OF the rowsness and
puins stomach nj hnwrls. udrt producing tor
hid nj he Ever and CnnCQuCnt Inactivity Of the bow
Is ul>nrg tzHnn al of tho Frame
will III this excellent preparation, little pesever-
ancr, I've rc"tty removed. Two doses will
Vince the afflicted Of Its saunry ecis. The stomach via
secdy regain strength, staIhy the liver, how
heat pain and undcHd HpInarance, Strength activity
and renewed health will he the quick result OF taking this
tcrr according the directions accompanying each hox.
These pisar cnagiy ettcaconS for stomach cuuRbs,
colds >hortnes o. breath, and nh distractions thu
urinary passages ana taken after noee
table, they quickly restore the its natural Of
repoSe
Persons Of full habit who subject headache, gidd-
row and singing i'll the ears arising from great
1w ui blood 10 the hHnd should he without them,
many dangerous symptoms Ill be entirely carried of by
Immediate
For females pills truly excellent rc,noyae
de spirits, uluess sight nervous
acctons borhcs, pes and >ulowness of the skin and
give a healthy and juvenile bloom q the COMPLEXION
20 mothers they Confidently rccom ended as he heee
medicine that can tie taken during pregnancy adrea
IF all ages they unelualled. -
A. pleasant safe, easy aFcr they the
dnton III amid operation with the successful fleet and
require restraint If diet confinement during heir
BY regulating the dose according The and Of
patient they become suitable for every her
can be required and for elderly people they VII be found
he the most comfortable medicine hitherto afed
Sold 1t No. NJ Custom house ST. New Orleans. n2-3m
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GEORGE C.. CHILDS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Ill. attend the Supreme Court and the District
W Courts, Of Harrisburg, aud some Of the adjacent
coun'its-')hice at the City Of Houston.
Claims on the governments either for Bounty Land
or money will be undertaken anl promptly attended
10 either for residents or residents of Texas.
Address from the United Statrs-City Of Houston.
to the car of 5. Kicker jr tIeAas Post Office gen
New Orleans, :}m mar
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
IN ia JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the supe'mtendence OF the Commissioners up
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCHNllDT " HAMILTON,
Managers.