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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

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low prices for cash. order dispose Of his eare stock
August nex he will then he obliged to from
his presesi stand nas-sn fsAAC 4 THAfhh.
WINDOW BLIND NANUFACTORY.
TyHE subscriber respectfully beg to inform the public that
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
every description. Of e painted Transparent. washable win
nous Chinese Archectsral and TaAcy Blinds, which he
confidently recommend for their beauty strength and great da
from ten to fosrtec. years The prices shades nesss
cords tasss rack pslis' and fitting, Cor winsow complete
s = and EcRsr as 'sis .:s '
NIB cosay dealers supplied with blinds and bind stsHga
nisam'y
~ N0kAvINOs.-A. Low Z has Just returned irem Len
graphs BY the eminent ARTISTS Of every description from
inch 10 the largest sze and from cents per dozen
fully invited stock includes several engravnss which
have net been before in this country ALLx LOWE,
TXTOOD COOK sTOvEs-which are taking the place o.
wv all others this city FOR their convenience and
my being enabled do ave daerent kinds Of Cooking
the time, vim; Roang Baking Boiling, Frying and
Brong; all Of which done most perfectly with the least
FL and labor, Of any culinary apparatus now = use
Those having smoking shnneys will kno them an ehestsa
sure ''s''' San mo = '' sTRxTToS SEYMOUR,
aso-lm. oA2 Water street
100 sEL! Cooking "a ,., ,.s bore r''
500 s single barrel guns 90 Do 90
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
100000 Percussion Caps
Locks Rife Barrels and full and complete stock Of
ter Tools, and every article requred IN the Gun and
Pistol trade for sale BY A. w. SPIES CO.
myi-2m ls2 Pearl st.
CARSAPARILLA PORTER--A and healthy bever
- age.--Masufactured and for sale by
WHITING BABCoCK,
81 Liberty street.
awe have made trial Of the sasapara Porter mansfac
ured and sold BY Mes Whiting Babceck, and have found
II a very lively and pleasant beverage
From ingredients which into its compositonweb
evc that Il will be found wholesome aud refreshing drink
use Of strong Beer and Porter.
Alfred c. Post M. ID.
III. Borrowe, M. d.
Gilbert Smith. N ID.
William NJ Blakenan, NJ. ID
New York, May "A, 1890. u. Mead, III. D.
This Porter will besdevered In any part of the city on
board vessesNlso IN suitable packages Cor
TO any part Of the United States. my27-lm
WARN BATHS.
10 THE Proprietor Of the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the public tst his Bathing Esiahlshuc in full
operation and he invites all who ford Of such luxury
call and judge Of the completeness Of his arrangements BY
personal examination Of the Constant attendance viii
be given person having charge Of the Baths every
from A. NJ 10 half past N NJ Entrance New street 10
he Baths, As we'll as from Broadway. ny2s-im
NATURAL AsPHALTIc STONE.
90 FOR SALE large quantity Of Asphaltic Stone. The
agent FOR the mines OF Switzerland has with him wokmen
who will show gratis any person how employ the
Any workman learn Il in short time.
Orders Cor side walks, CUTTERS ponds canals terraces, SC.
&c. will be readily attended to.
Once 20 Pearl street, up stairs. my7s-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

% The subscriber has taken the House No. Rsoss-
Welt street. Pearl and Chatham which he lifted - ana
furnished with to neatne and convenience The fur
nsrs and fixtures entirely and e bar and ardsr ws
furnished.
To clubs and parties knitted Of boarders A
70 travellers the New England House offers
which the advertiser trusts wall him share Of psb
lie patronage. ~ HU0HE9,
nASns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

o. FOR SALE large quantity Of Asphac Stone. The
agent Cor the mines Of Switzerland has with him wcrkmen
who will show gratis 10 any person how employ the stone
Any workman learn II in short time.
Orders Cor side walks cutters, ponds, canals terraces, Sc
&c. will be readily attended to.
Once 90 Pearl street. up stairs. my2s-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his friend
IN and the public that he has opened Refeeory IN thai
large and elegant bSdns, No A Eslton street Fish, Fesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and deisa
cy Of the provided appears IN the MARKET
Nc attention will be Wasting his part TO give general
satisfaction and he hsP end that generous
which he 10 determined 10 Deserve.
il0-n j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

M EMS, YOUTHS md CHILDRENs CLOTHING
IVA The Subscribers keep constantly hand very larss
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited to every age
sire, which will be sod al low prices for Cash.
a. 3m- GEO. A. HoYT CO.. IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

90 THE Proprietor Of the Globe Hotel respectfully in
forms the public t~st his Bathing Establishment full
operation and he invites all who fosd Of such luxury
call and judge Of the completeness of his arrangements BY
personal examination Of the Constant attendance will
be given BY person having charge Of the Baths every day
rem 10 half past m r. NJ Entrance New street IA
he Baths a. well AZ from Broadway. pvQ2.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

10 EFRlGERAT0Rs.-J NJ. LYONS new patent Safe
~ Refrigerator and Wine Cooler Ware Room No 4oo&
Broadway The advertiser having made several important
provcment In the construction OF the above article The
doors opening In 'front.' thereby making easy all the
Shelves and admitting the Ice % be put In It's proper place VITA
out disturbing the shelves their contents On experiment.
the above article warranted to retain the ~ long or
logger than any other Refrigerator.
n B--Country merchants hotel prcpretor rcectories,
families, &c. will find IL TO their interest call.
The public cautioned against infringing this patent.
my1Sims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

q 49, - EXCURSION TO KEYPORT, New Jtr
~Elszkk sey, near Middletown Psint county Of Mon
nouth.-The new and elegant Steamboat
WAVE, Captain Oliver Vanderbilt, will commence making
Excursions Keyport every Sunday by leaving the foot Of
Rvingten street, East River at o'clock A. Nj the foot Of
Spring street. North River at 81 and the foot Of Vesey street.
Nsrh RIVER at O'Clock, M Stopping at Fort Hamilton,
Long Island, and sgons Dock, Staten Island Princes
Bay Lighthouse and returning will leave Keypor at
O'Clock Segons Dock g. and Fort Hamilton Dock o'clock,
r. M. Fare % cents each way. 4A8H a0-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

p E~s ~ FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE.---Landiag at
Grassy Point cald~sIi., Cold Spring. Fish
The and splendid steamboat OsEOLA, Capt A. De-
groot will leave New York from tie foot Of Chambers street
every afternoon Sunday crcspe) at o'clock Returning,
leave Poushkeepe from the foot OF Main street, every
mernng Sunday exceptcd) at o'clock Landing at the old
sas prison. foot Amos street, each For passage apply
.on board, or OF CROOK FOWkES,
my13-7m Corner West and Liberty sts.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-22

and found two or three young men all very
much intoxicated. They had been playing
billiards Or some other game at q gambling
house, tai that late hour, and having been
stripped OF their money by blaeklegs. and
good deal fnddled withal, they were "a very
savage humor, and fell out and ouarrelIed
by the way. We ventured to say that the
places where they had been ought TO be shut
up. but one ofthem Indignantly replied "Iet
every man mind his own business"
So we went to bed again.
Next morning we went to pay our taxes
Higher than ever" said we, shows this 90
"Oh," said the treasurer, "the town has
had so much to pay for paupers" = Well,
but what made so many paupersi" 1t was
rum.I suppose We asked an old citizen if
nothing could be done by striking at the root
of the matter! "Perhaps there might, (saia
he'd but then people generally think it is best
to let every one mind his own business"
While we were at dinner that day, a poor
woman, pale, dirty and canaverous, came TO-
the door. She had two children with her as
haggard as herself. She begged for cold
vlc ". val ola cIothes- any thing. She did
not tell her story. because she had been there
before, and told alto the good woman of the
house.. We inquired about her case, and
was told it was pretty much like fifty others
within circuit of few miles. Her hus
band was poor drunken scamp, who spent
all the money he could get for rum, while
his wife and children were fed in part from
our kitchen. Going from dinner we met,he
Identical fellow in the street, and asked him
why ne did not 90 to work. What do you
think ne said Why. "let every man mind
his own business.
having note to pay in the bank in a.few
days, we hurried back to the Office and be-
gan oturn over the leaves of our big ledger.
to see who owed money which ought to be
collected. There was Tom Nokes, owed SO.
marked q. I. (gone to Texas.) Had been
good, but took to drink, and run away in
debt - " H " $50 49,
Bill Swizzle owed 81 5O-always loved a
drop, but was formerly considered mode.
rate drlnker; used to pay;for his paper:--
since sold his farm and went into trade--sold
rum, and was his own largest customer in
that line; fell through-now good for moth
ing.
Ezekiel Swig owes SO 75-once quite res
pectabie- had properly, dead and estate in
solvent farm in the possession of the man
who sold him his rum. '''''
BenJamIn Burster, dead balance against
MN OF w y for paper and advertising
broke his neck by a fall from his horse.
Sam Cocktail died Of delirium tremens -
owes for three years-lost his property bv
gambling and drinking family very desti
tute. Can't ask them TO pay anything.
Well thought we,s perhaps it is right that
every man should attend to his own husi-
ness and let that of other people alone, but
who is to pay our note in the bank? Have.
we not some business inthis matter?
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

THE ~f5AI0US wIFR-t skETCH.
-----'' Tnags lighl as ~.
Ar W ih- iraiou. confirmation strong
hptoois Il Hog Wn,"
Arthur W. had heen married Two years
s Jane 3, the Lelle % W Place.
he vas oung, rich. handsome, accomplish.
y and, 10 fact all tia, woman could dc,
tie. Jane Il. was the only child Of dnst.
81 doWci father wealthy, naughty aRd
b ?road as Lneifer. snd one Of hts creates,
lasts was, that no stain OF dishooor bad
"rr sc, hlotted hts cscutcheun. When
l3hur W. sough, bis daughters hand, has
aasenl 0as fully glycu--ior bis character
- above repfoach, aud his standing IN.
sicep,ionsble.
Well, they had been married al tho llmc
Ry hic commences two years. aud had
ean~ 10 wish Cor nothing but an heir, with
sAIch Providence bad no, srcu Il, to blcs,
mem, with that exception, they were a,
A'' hearts could desire.
oae dark, stormy nIgh, in September
As' Aflhug was out upon some urgen, bu.
sAess when hts wife, Who was lasi prepar
as . retire tthc servants having oil pro.
sedcd her, vas startled by a vlolen, rap.
F'ag at tho door Of their hnuse in v
N'rel' Thinking i, might be- Arthur who
'a'' perhaps, forgotten his nlghi key, shs
iaa dawn slnits. aud opened the door, but
'Hno person. On looking arpuud, She per
F'srd something on The stoop which shr
1'k'j ~, and returning, closed the door, -
y "as basket, neatly tied down, ond tC
'e handle was fastened note, addressed
Y delicate female hand 10 Arthur W.
$50 ran UP TO her room, ond laying bcI
a'ihen upon the table, cSumncd the note
1'ie closely. II WIS certainly addressed
female hand, and she handled It with
" Possible dex,eriiy, tying to peep ipit
y contents. All she could. make out were
byed.n
VIA, could this mean She tremblet
every limb, but moi with curiosity --sht
@enoIed at her own imnginings and io
"' htsl time since she first saw Arthur w
upans Of jealousy sho, across her mind
'"ue deeply engrossed with these feeling
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
JUNE. sun Sun MOONS PHASES
1E4g trisa.i aets "N'' .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prom tho Dci,ua Morning Pos,
lP MnITTLER FINALLY WHITFIELD

From tho Dcl,uli Morning Post
THE WHITTIER FINALLY WHITFIELD.
fbsA fricnd clever fellow ~ tho way.
b. a grra, whittier. D4g ailrr day
rrs sva him =" sctiin on rail- ~ stand,
teaaing gains, 4 pos, wi,h kaift 10 hand
Al sa,lsle AL day lDng--lr ii hs thoGrht
IL at depeaded on tho sha5e his stuck were
wsossAL
n, Whitfield rYeu wlicu a hoy.
Az It schpol hts fevofite c'uploy
VS. whiting his bsnch and desk and con The
ffanc
0f ts. slair--,ll s.ore ,ls Initials II h. name
T. ,5ort, m 80 t4t euflsllcs. pwoajd ,roahlc 700
r Sod a sgo, NIX marked wish ".
AL then hr'a s.isss o. au dim~u.ioas,
ffoa pinc shingles up le puncho0us,
4 siher ya..kt,. wb,sh ho ussd
r. whstllc "a " lsras ~ be- H'us-a
h, wssa3awygf- anA rer knoaa hlm 20 wliitlr
Ainy a c,seas oAs II his v,rgaal1
isio,tmrs D. 8rtd 70 sPs-9ials--
4 kpifs aB3 stick waP ghta tic bate
9 such oceissgas yosi wuaIid sre
u p wh.siimg scientifically.
t.s.l II length Yv4 eaalt dctrCl
4 drsElbe osil lie .a,r.ler'
q 10 sr,eaa Shsfgs.' f.al us ~ eeald nail bin.
btl.g hu a.iti.ag stock wo1ld f8i
- la tho eoaspsay 81 lsates,
Rssil NJ ka alN fss maac hw
u pll asapluYWeat-~
il q 4 a. !paand moro rulaymeul
Tsa t.laiaR - tge ggsuy crealafgs
q es'iug tAgtf augsisv tetafss.
NJ ,ha, ia youth b. Whiiiir,l terms sway
biianr, !, leGy;b t-ssa ~ 'srn ibr plsy,
isi sh1'iti h.ss-anJ 20 ca.tinuesi. dsy ty dsy.
da'k eaFne - tttllng o. tht mHy
~ vhfti y IT hss bgosth--- va thea my freud
~ l.i 81. whissiioss vcrg AZ so end
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS, if paid in advance.
Two Dollars and fiiiy Cents, if not paid within
nree months.
Three Dollars, If not paid until the end Of the
year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearares are
paid, except ut the option OF the Editor
EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at Doe Dollar per
square, (l6 tHss OF less, this sired fype.) Tor the
kfs, insertion, and % cents for each continuapce.
Court Advertisements and Sheriiis' Sales charged
Is per cent. higher; and deduction Of 354 per
cent will be made from the regular prices, for ad'
vtrlisers by the year Advertisements ordered IN
hs inside every pubheaiioo--or inserted othersis
than regularly, 10 be charged every insertion
AGENTS
Col r. NJ. Cochran. Mecklcnburg, n. c.
Chas w. Harris, Nil! Grove, n. c.
X w. Allison, Concord, n. G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

True Philosophy The Fdrmers.-Two
farmers, who were neighbors, had their
crops of early peas killed BY the frost. -
One of them came TO condole with the 9th.
err on their misfortune. "Ah !" cried he,
how unfortunate we have been, uelghbor |!
have done nothing but fret ever sincc.-
But, bless me you seem to have fine heal.
thy crop coming up just now what are
these ~ These" said the other; "why,
these arc what sowed immediately after
my loss" "What, coming up already =
cried the tretter. " Yes; while you were
tre,ting | was working" What! and
don't you fret when you have a loss r.
" Yes, but always put il off until have
repaired the mischief" "Lord why then
you've no need TO fret at all" "Tyue,"
replied the industrious gardener, "and that's
the very reason; in truth, ii is very pleasant
TO have no longer reason TO think of mlstor.
tunes; and it is astonishing how many
might be repaired by little alacrity and
energy"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

CoNuNnRuN-When is door no, door
When il is a.iar,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

The Old Oak.-lt is stated that noble
white oak, within mile of the state house
in Columbus, Ohio, recently made 3O5 rails,
and 10 cords of wood; il was G feet in di.
amc,cr round the butt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

A TOPPER. MIR. Vanhorn, Dutch mer
chant, drank a certain number Of bottles OF
port daily, and upon reckoning up the num-
Der he had drank during go years, II amounts
cd TO 80, 0S6 bottles, or 80 pipes Of red port.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

Saul among the Prophets. Elk Presi-
den, Houston, of Texas, has joined Tenn.
perance Society, and delivered several Ices
lures in favor Of the cause Of temperance.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-13

Holding her tonsus.-The late DR.. Alb.
ernethy would never permit his patients TO
talk much. He could not succeed IN ST.
lencing loquacions lady, bus BY the follow.
ing expedient -" Put on: your tongue Ma.
dam" The lady complied. "Now keep
it there tll have done talking"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-17
PRICE ~ CENTS.
Terms of the Newspaper Press Of New Oriea,ts
ana nilnDlslv agreed to at nn adjourned meeting Of
tile propretors, held on the l}tl, Of March, 1897

Terms of the Newsp.per Press Of New Or,ead.
ana nim''slv agreed t" at an adjourned! meeting of
the Proprieors held on the 18th Of March, 1887
SUBscRiP Dollars for tn. daily pa-
per ANN II, PAYABLE se nrtuu,Iiy III advance: ten
dollars for the ri-weskly country paper, payable one
year in advance, where city retcrence Is given No
description will be discontinued Until arrearages are
settled In case Of III continuance, one weeks notice
in rrits"g must os invariably given, previous to til
expiration Of subscription.
ApvERri,INa.-One dollar per square for the first
nsnrton and half that price for each subsequent one:
material alteration from tho original advertisement
will be charged rs new one
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures and IRA crs
orty dollars f English alone, ond sixty for both Ian
public institutions, ifty dollars in English only, and
eighty for bo. languages; Ship and ssteambo, Fac
tors, Commission merchants sixty dollars in English
ne, and eighty for both languages
MARRIAGES, Obituary NOrICEs, and articles call.
ing tina attention Of the public I" safes Of property
cards Of passengers, benefits, &c. &c. will be e,rgsd
one dolar per square for the first insertion in each lam
CoMwuxIcAriovs, or Advertisements, Of any person.
a nature. when admissible shall be cLarged d,ube,
A deduction Of twenty five per cent will be made to
Auctioneer Sheffs Registers Of Wills, and Nf"rshas
on sales Of real estate. published in both languages,
81 other property.
ApvERr,sxxESrs ont Of the direct line Of business
Of the advertiser, such legal, auction, and panta
OIL sales, runaway slaves, stray animals &c &c will
DO charged for sepautely and Mt the ordinary rates.
ADvERrIsEMENTs moi specified MS to time, will he
published one month, and charged accordingly
No advertisement. Of bankruptcies will be published
in any cuse unless paid for previous t" insertion, or
payment guaranteed by responsible person in town:
Theatres and other places of amusement, advertising
daily the to be charged 800 for English IL
lone, and $50 in botl, languages.
All announcements Of canhiatrs for political Offices
will he charged double the price Of other ADVERTISE
En,cnts.
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
rrOrpeiur, thcv have to the CONCLUSION TINT the
ma Of persons whose ncconts havo uot been paid
within one month after presentation, shall he made
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-17
NIor1CE TO TIE pUBLIc.-UnGunded

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIc-Unfnunded
~ ruIpefa of the undersigned having sold out,
OF tiscoat.ased his old aud long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
No 50 Cnxton, hqusc street,
S1apnS been most ndusrieus!y cireul tted Ivy self
interested parics TIE subscriber bcgs 10 his
friends gencsally, and the public at large, Cha, ne
still cnntiRGes within two daers Of his late,
sornce stand. to be furnished with fu II and OK.
zcnsive supply of all the STANDARD kinds Of kitchen
.er vegetable Icrden Seeds, Of the growth and i'm
sort Of the present season, 1897.
S.uce tho eariy part Of September, he has
'seivcd amPss supplies, by Ake packet shas VIchs,
burg, kentucky and Ark rrsas all arrised in s.."r,
s,assasos, direct from New York Gy the Missis-
sippi and .aothor packet, he is il daily cxpccta-
zion Of a supply Of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots hsring already received Invoices tlcrcei by
Fnuia.
rh. Eohaer.bcr 'hcg. irrthc- to ASSURE t.: ruhI;:
At large, that he is Il, ir-ss-rft well rntbet 30
meet aud orders for al! the !sHGs Of Garden
Seeds esther vhucrale er rclui, rs he ever was
s.nce his first establishment in Jauum,,y, 1922.
Country Dealers aud Market Girtnr,rs' orders
GsIl.3 the i"~ro7. a"d ihie r..te. BIZ
ali. pound weight, aud gaiton'r hns''c' measure.
Catalogues, cilhyr III trcncNi err A"glmh- snaV
ALWAYS be obtained on personal app''c tt4"n -
u,v.i, to Nm SN3Iil
/; udrn Seed Store, S. Cus' nsnhsese sire +.
NNrI.-A constant -upI'y "a Fard Seed, eat :r
unix.h ar rain; puscrs Cd soup; herbs and Shak'rs
dried herbs, with supply e'roas aud bea"'.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-17

9)AiNTS OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.us
m landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-yiz
d6ooote@t of glass. best quality, from 3Nl0 23X2";
br; Kegs "a oz Jpanedns Tor s;G000ih- Iithrage;
70 do% splendid O0G0G ground hrlshe also of00O0 and
o"' 90; leases cTone green in POWDER superior article
40 40 IN cans nrge assortment of sash tools Uf
SIZE and Gmiiy sable pencils for artists: flat marking
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared i'll boxes, fitted r "th all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and 'rmnitv white; 60 packs gold leaf white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sortment of prints, dry colors oil, turpcn,inc, varnish
Nc, for sale, Wholesale and RETAIL the Inwes, prices
by MONDELII,
aGN So Enmn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-17

Fancy Pocket Books-Untcr this head will he
found splendid variety of ladies' and gcnlcmcn's
pok,t books, note, card, needle and thread cases.
Fancy Stocks, Suspcntvrs, &c.-Of the latest
pattern and of superior quality. consisting o! plain
and figured satin, bomb.z .nc, velvet and cloth
stocks, linen bosons, plain. and fancy with and
without ruilles, shirt collars, suspr'ders called
Washington snspcndcrs, also, gum elastic worst,
cd and cottoDc't do, with and without rollers,
pantaoon straps with wire springs; and great va
riety OF gentlcmens wear made expressly for the
retail trade, by A. j.. Vanllorn and son of Phia-
dclphia
tombs-A genera aud complete assortmen
of combs from their manutact tory Also, Engll>ht
and French dressing combs, etc. dec27