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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

FASHIONABLE LIFE. johnson in one
of his plays, makes the devil declare,
tina, the pains in his native country, were
pasIimes to the life of person of fash
on.
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DIR WM. EVA MS
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OFFTCE,H

100 CHATHAM STREET, INV >IORk,
.GTDr. Evans Office sor Medical consnlta-
ton and advice, 100 Chatham street, N. "
Daily attendance is given for personal consult
taton. Immediate answers 'are returned to
country letters, which must minutely describe
the case. and contain remittance for advice and
medicine. which can I've forwarded to any part
,ofthe world, however distant. No difficulty
can occur as the medicine will he securely pack-
ed, and letters ofadyiee carefully protected from
observation.
CONSUMPTION, CoUGus,sAND COLDS
Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness
and all causus ofhypochondrincis,n, lowspirits
paptaton Of the heart, nervous irrtabity, ner'
vous weakness, fuor albus, seminal weakness
indigestion, loss Of appetite, heart burn. genera
debility, bodily weakness chlorosis or greer
sickness, hotulency. hysterical GaInlings. hysier
les headaches, hiccup, sea sickness, night mari
rheumatism, asthma, tic, dononreux, cramp
spasmodic affections, unds those who are vic
tins to that most excrucating disorder, G0ut
will find relief from their sutferings, course o
Dr.. Evans medicine.
Pains in the side, chest, limb, head. s,omac
or back, dimness or coniusionof sight, alternat
hushes Of heat land chilliness, tremors, watch
ings, agitation. anxiety, bad dreams, spasms
mercurial ard all delicate diseases, are success
lullysstreatcd by Or. Evans.1
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EXPENDITURES.

p.;d Audh0,s fees =, = $6s9 90
County: Commissioners fees 80 ,6S WU 0U
Associate Judgesfee r aSy ~ 0 0e
Prosecuting Attorneys fees TlS sIo UO 0O,
Sherif's fees A% e0 M
SierF SanS IeeI 3O3 56 IA
Jailor's fees for boarding prisoners, &c. 4S 0S @
Justices and Constable. fees in cmnal cases 81 o. o. 90
Constables fees for attending Courts and Juries %. 20
Jurors fees-Gand and Petit Oh 90 90 ,
Witnesses fees before Grand Jury 10 10 eyy ey
Witness fees in State causes I!S 20 So
-Coroner's and Jues fees on Inquest ,a ~ W
Judges and Clerks sc. of general election ia ~
Forsreturning poll books Of Justices election ~ ~
Printing exhibit and delinquent list of 1889 ! IS so
and handbils and notices for Treasurer
Furniture for Auditors Recorders and ,ooso,A
Sherf's Offices !G0 10y 20 70 1T
Work and repairs &c. to Jail llg 20
7SlIow Candles and OIL for House and Offices 6Sl>4
Books Paper and Stationary for County p % 90 90
Repairs and cleaning Courthouse Vo
Taking enumeration ofyoat in Sugarefeek town. -,
~. ship, 1883 s.r;,. road. SIS
Building and repairing Canal Bridges 1oo9 20
Keeping and other expenses OF Insane persons al ~ 20
To Treasrs oftownshiPs for road purposes 1S9i 4o az
ortownshp and Poor 1885 80
of fschooI districts for s. houses &c. % o4l'@
D. Richards Medical a:endnce OF W. George, oo
n. M Aheron att y'fess in the offs Beamer go 20
J n no for lands enormously sold for toxes 6 &c Ii
John Dearth for building bridge over Laurel Creek OO w
John Knight towards bridge at r. washington 9UO w w
Jabob SyIian for repairing bridge at Zoar 21O w
JACOB .SOnin UyefnO'' '0' "''" UNIV '0' IS 90
JohE p Chaplin, for store goods for county 81 81
Henry Knote 90 90
]. q NJ Overhot 90 90 i>~
II. " }eeson for field notes w
Thomas Griffith for Wollscalp 20
Mrs Ftger making shirts irr w. George 50
s,,i So." o,af taaI1 Cos Hn collections G7S
Office rent for months 20
$17s35 % Ia
Published by order Of tle County Commissioners
THOS. KING Auditor I. c. O.
Auditors Office, n. Philadelphia, June IL, le4O
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

A boy was asked by the catachist cf
The school "wbo first bit the APPLE to
VIII ch he replied "don', know, but guess
il was our Fets, for she eats green ap-.
pIes like the dewitt
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
ECASH is WANTED.

HVHE subscriber wishing to settle up his
III business as fast as possible Earnestly re-.
quest all persons indepted to him call
and pay the same on or before the first day Of
January l840, those who Neglect this notice
will find their accounts in the hands of D. Kel
Ter Tor Collection after that date without Res,
pect 10 persons.
o. SAMUEL GRASSLAND.
Dec. 6, 1899. tc
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VeeU oAv'riU01.
SAMUEL FERTIG.-GROCER
~ Commission Merchant, \ Boo:&
Shoe Manufacturer, pc.

~ Commission Merchant, 4 Boo.& g.
Shoe Manufacturer,
East side of the Canal
Having just received, and constantly
keeps on haDd, ageneral assortment Of
goods. such as:
Cofec, Teas, Sugars, Liquors, Oils,
Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, COnftc-
tiOnaries, ROch SAX, Ground Pepper.
Aispice, Mustard, Ginger, Bar and
SHAVING Soap, Chocolate, Saloratus
Shoe Blackiag, Black 4 Red Ink
Writing Paper \ Quils, Raisins, N'as
Of all kinds, Loco FOco Matches, Can
dies, Pepper Sauce, Wines of all des-
eriptiOns, &c. &c. &c.
BOOTS 6 SHOES.
Mems fine aud coarse Boots, fine y
coarse Broganp, Cater Boots, Slips,
& Shoes, &c. &c.
Orders for any description Of Boots
4 Shoes, can be filed on reasonable no.
tice, and on the mos, satisfactory terms.
Canal Dover, Nov, l9, 1889.
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NEWS FROM THE EAST.

Just received atthe Tuscarawas Co
Cash Store, rich assortment of Mus.
lin de LANES, Painted Lawns. &c. &c.
ALSO the latest style orPrinls-some
ofthem very Rich together with domes.
tic Goods-An invitation is given TO
the Citizens Of Dover and vicinity to
call and examine them, they will be sold
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY & M CLEAN.
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State ofthe Treasury, June 4M. 1910.

Amount settlement in June 1889 $2772l ID 34
Deduct the State proportion of receipts 1886 90 oA5e9 3A
Orders redcomed and expenses paid 1888 81 ga ''
Balance the Tteasurers hands, June 4h 1910 $3l97 IS
Balance yet hands of Cyde former Teasr 558 "a Id
Leaving in the County Treasury $3756 491.4
OF which there is due to Scool purposes for r
Township Is, Range Carroll Couny76 IS l4 1900 20
Amount Of orders drawn and unpaid 3539 "a
Balance ia favor Of the County $lNlo
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W Another very serers Of Infamtnatory Rhcl-
matism cmed by DR.. Wm. Erans' Medicine -
Mr.. John A. Carroll, of the county of West
chester, town of North Castle, New York, had
been severely afflicted with infiammatory rheu~
matism for fourteen months with violent pains
lin his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness of skin, limbs muclrswolen, was not able
without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks
Had tried various remedies 10 no effect. Was
ADVISED by friend of histo procure some o.
DIR. W.lEvans' medicine of 100 Chathem street
New York, which he Immediately sent for ant
after taking the first dose found great relief
and in continuing its use arcording'to the drec'
lions for ten days, was perfectly cured. Allow
me to refer any person 10 him for the truth o
the above statement.
| nr. VIM. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
ham street, New York where the Doctor ma!
be consulted, and his medicine procured.
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attend to his business, and during the last three
wears of his illness was confined to the house
Ills symptoms were dizziness, pain in the head
and side, pslptation Of the heart, went of appe-
tite NC. After expending 'Guriug his confine-
ment nearly three hundred dollars without obs
tanning any permanent relief. be by accidenr
noticed an advertisement OF DI. w. Evans'
Camomie and Aperient Pills, and was conse
quently induced to make trial Of them. Afte'
usina Ithem about fortnight, he was able t
walk out in four months he could attend Il
business, and considered his disease entirel.
removed. The above information was given Il
the subscriber by Mr.. Kendall .himselElther
can, therefore be 10 deception.
STEPHEN VAN SGHAICK.
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on short notice. Having first rate Double
Carding Machine and the best of Machinery fc,r
Dressing Cloth, together. with an experienced
and skilhl workman, he iepls confident IN
saying that his customers may rest assured of
having their work done in the best manner,
The prices for Carding is 5 cents per
pound, and the prices for Cloth Dressing shall
be reasonable. ~
All kinds of produce rocieved inspayment for
woTk, All work must be paid for before taken
from the shop. ,ft
New Philadelphia, May 25, 1s40'
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WOOL CARDINa
CLOTH DREsSIN
ANDREW SEA TON.

' HANKFUL for past favors, Iwould .in-
II form the Farmers and Wool Growers
Of uscarawas county and the counties adJon-
ing hat he continues to
CARD WOOL G.
AND
DRESS CLOTH
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lCERTIFICATES.

ULetter from the Hon. Abraham M'CleI
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Men,
ber Of Congress.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
Provision Market.

The weather has caused slight dimunon in the
daily supplies of pershabe articles Prices however, not
affected in consequence. Since last report the receipt OF
Bass Smells have somewhat increased which has reduced
the prices therefor They be had at reasonable rates
particularly the former.
Pork is cheap and sells at to 10 cents pound Last year
the article sold for The arrivals here have been
larger but the west the slaughter decreased wonderfully
last year. At Cincinnati alone, the number of hogs kill
ed this does exceed sixty thousand against
hundred thousand year ago. Therefore the great reduction
in prices has been caused mainly by the scarcity Of
The quality this superior to last in consequence of the
super abundant crop.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
MORNING HERA LD-sHIP NEW
Port of New York, February re.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.
Cleared.

Cleared.
John Barring Magma Mobile; New York, CBrem) Waehter,
andra DC ornc, overiOn, Baltimore; Pak Henry Winion
Ship Alabama Berry days from New Orleans with cotton,
&c, to Nelson; -, g ,.,,
Fayal with gin &C. to 1iebhard Co. anu '''
schr Alfred Thorne Sanford, days from Wilmington,
sehT Mary land Ladd days from Snowfall with corn to II
Ravens.
Three briggs.
nee Ns% 6-sn. Ns
coIa ervantes Nlasnna. Q Lamar savannah; Ann Maria
Aut Cages; Hyder Ali, st Croy aud others. Wind NV
9TH Instant bound in. Ship ST Mary, from New York. aud
The FGS New o;sSf TsSd " a in Ion 70
etta, which vessel found red IN Tie December gale
Missse Hobart, selden Of NeM York sils.
not been heard from since.
Notice to Mariners.
The Floating Light VESSEL stationed Fsetis reef IN
Long Island Sound has been again returned to her.staon
Naval.
The Ship Ontario arrived at Tampico nth ultimo from
Vera Cruz and sailed for Pens lcola
spoken.
Protector from New York for Virginia Feb 49, off Chinco
Grand Turk, Higgins from New York for Pernambuco, (nO
United states Ports.
BosT9S Feb is-cld Trio Niekerson Nfork isth arr By
taller, do; anne. \ rOst do.
PouTsMOrIH, Feb isarr Chatham, Myers, New York; Da
nube, Lane, NOrleans
PRovIpEScr Feb l7arr Tecumseh, Child, NYork; General
Battey, Gardiner, do.
NEWPORT, Feb Is-au Charles, Midas, Willard and Excel
Bristol for Ny ork
HoLMrs HoLN. Febl5arr Geo Frances, Norwood, NYork
SAVANNAH, Feb. ii-cd Augusta, Crabree, Charleston.
NOZZLE, Feb lied. Caledonia Coffin, Liyerpoo Isaac
Newoa sPauldng do.-Arr, Peri, Field Passamaluoddy
Trojan, buchanan, Kingston, Jam.
FRANKLIN. Jan Starr Solomon Francis NNork--cld Gar
den of Eden, NNork; H. A. Breed, do.
Foreign Ports.
L,GuS, Jan t2cd Clyde, Of New York, for Havana NJ
American vessels in port.
There American vessels nj Puo Penang October 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

There is but little probability of speedy Improvement in
The approach to equazaton occasioned by the
prospect esupon, and the curaiment OF the Southern
apprehension that the legislatures would
assumptions has been done WITH and increasing
discount the renewed emissions of redeemable
cy In the table yesterday it evident that the New
Orleans banks rspdy extending This with the bill passed
by the Alabama legislature authorizing the banks to continue
their suspension and to issue post notes the state of affairs
Georgia their influence upon the South Carolina currency
all operated depress the rates those points And the
local currency than the exhibit
ed in the following table
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

EEBRuARY 1870.

As progress the rate must increase accord
ing the depreciation the compared with New
York. the point of payment until all those States and nsttu-
tons where policy pursued will have deprecated their
currency par value with that of Mississippi and the whole
be involved in of ruin.
The state of affairs presented by heMsssspp banks the
utter rotenness and bankruptcy in which they involved
should be their neghbors from pursuing the
but the splendid pckngs which the of
those banks had the wreck Of the property of the
mass of the people have ured both legislators and fl
nancies to follow the track As evidence of what
rredeemabe leads to will here the returns
oftwo three Mississippi Banks as follows:
STATEMENT COMMERCIAL BANK OF MATCHES,
BRANCHES, Dee 1888, AS COMPARED WITH RETURN OF
DE-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

salaries per We observe that some OF the
New Orleans banks done the thing in partcu
lar has cut down the Cashier from $4,000 to $4,000 This
very wholesome regulation is in perfect keeping with the
spirit of the times and should be initiated by all banks
The demand for money is about the The eau
ton also exists in The Quebec for London
red out Sio3s5o Specie and the England for Liverpool $780,
5Oo In sterling bills there is alteration. Domestic ex
changes have improved rates increase of dis
count evident The following table of the current rates
CURRENT RATES BANK Norris Domestic BILLS
Bank Notes Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
DIR. ELLIOT. OCULIsT,
Broadway, entrance IN Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
DISEAS SEES OF THE + Y y,

OPTILaLN7C SURGERY Nv GENERAL
IRON DIR EIITOTT's extensive practice, and the mum.
Der Of patients who eanno, be attended during his office
practitioner fvoaby known for IN his cty
member OF The York Medical society d Of the Rnva
College Of Surgeons Edinburgh DR. W paid much attention
70 diseases 81 the Eve N PARIS and more recently 70 Or II
LOFTS peculiar mode of operation and treatment.
Office hours from 10 to O'Clock, daily. my@-yis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

DEMARKABLE CURE or CONsUMPTfON-In our
~ paper to-day will be found the certificate Of ettrsord
nary Of CONSUMPTION By Dr. Taylos Basam Of Liver
wort MIR Kayenaugh who the Certificate estimabe
mechanic and waichmsn, and informs his despe
that his ply scans considered him ncurabe. Neyertho
less he cured aud praises Dr. Ta lo- Bsssm highly
He advises all sick mechanics to make Of this medicine. IL
Is sold at 1915 BOvcry.-Eds. Sun.
lNFL ANIMATION LUNCs.-For the Of this deadly
disease honestly recommend DR. Tayor Balsam Of Ly
erwort, sold at SIS Bowory II cured when ILL.,
and bat little hope of ever recovering. JAS. WILEY,
fe2 ltwatir l2 Third Avenue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

This comparative table presents illustration of the post
system. II appears that while the banks of Mississippi
have been suspended and waiting for future old
debts the loans Of this institution have decreased S76so3 and
the suspended DEBT increased million The circula
on payable demand has been entirely suppanted by post
notes Ofthese 100000 able the Merchants
in this city, and of the balance part payable at New Or
leans part Baltimore, anda few their banking house. OF
the bonds payable in March 1884, and the balance
in March Even the depostes have taken the shape
tifcates payable future time The following the
uaon Of the Mississippi Rail Road Company in
MIssIssprI Rail RoAD COMPANY BRANCHES DIE 1892
T,oJ,I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
A CLEAR VOICE
is THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH

Long time, indeed, mankind have tried.
With multiplied intentions,
To AID their brethren, far and wide,
By hunting out Inventions
But none mere useful has been found
To cure aeough 80 handy,
And give the voice delightful sound,
As Pr,sE's Iochornd Candy.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IWAS afflicted with ,,nd could not be
Al intervals Of time, and when would try 70 speak would
suer and by the solicitation Of afcnd made
of Pclseb Mdcaed Candy and must unlua6ediy say
after using package Of the voice
whistle, and relief has been 20 that feel
bound e. communicate TO the public, they
and do likewise.
q. g. KING, a2i Front ST.
All those that afflicted with colds witch 40 ,ant NJ
this would sincerely and earnestly advise The afflicted
~ purchase ofPcascs Medcad andy, and word for
your cr ccrtln was laborng under the effects Of cold
and hoarseness and found rctfun used the above in
valuable medicine, and would sncery recommend 10 the
public valuable specific. o. VALEN1 INE co.
corner " Market street and Cherry.
ArentsDr Burrcl, 80 Chatham street. Dr. Horsched "
Howcry; MIR Elton iei Nassau Mr. Nicely 22 and 973
Bleockcr street, Mrs Lee 3ea Bowcry y r. lie Count juno
ton OF GRAND and Division; Mrs Anderson. 7t2 Greenwich
street, Mrs Hay ", ae Fulton street, Brooklyn, T..
None genuine nnless signed T. PEASE SON, - Divr
ron st. Of whom u can be obtained by Wholesale and retail
ian mF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

DOwERY THEATRE-TUESD EVENING Fcbru.
ID airy 25h,for the benefit Of sIGNOR lERvlo NANO and
his last in New York Surprising yosren from
the gallery 20 the stage 10 u. terrific form Of the DEMON
DWARF, VAMPIRE BAT. The magnificent spectacle Of
the GNOME FLY the Gnome the Baboon the Fly, SGNOR
HERNlO NANO IN which he will perform the hazardous feat
crossing the theatre walking the ceiling his back down
wards and descend head first After which the sHlPWRECK;
Biboo the Island Ape SIGNOR HERNIO NANO. A grand
Meo Drama o interest in which the whole company will
appear with variety Of other entertainments which will be
Tickets 70 be had Of slGNoR HERvIo NANo, at the
Astor House. f22 IT.
CRANKIIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GRAMMATICAL
IT ASSOCLATlON-THls EVENING will be performed
HEDWlG ODER
DIE BANDITENBRAUT.-A Drama in two acts. b. +.
korner.
To conclude with tn, farce
DER GRADE VEG DER BEsTE, by kotzcbue.
Doors open at s. performance To commence at -.
Doves first dodo second do, y Psrcrre and
Gal cry, -. Children half price t22 lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
s4,O2t,3si

S,O2;Jsl SfO4rSl
The bills Of this precious selling at SO cents
the dollar in New Orleans OF the stocks held mil
lions stock of the Planters Bank transferred to this nstitu
ton, by order Of the Legislature, aud IL situated follows
Shares
Sent 10 Philadelphia for sale, bot unsod ...... L275
Hypohecatedas collateral security for in
Philadelpha amounting to (baancc) s2s,2o OF: 500
Hypothetical in London arrangement OF sterling
change time against "a poun sterling $500
Sold, Observation-Disclosures.
On hand, ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1912
Total shares, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
The cotton purchases of this bank have been
s7s5 bales. These have been disposed of as follows:
Shipped to Liverpool to pay for IRON bales, 973
q" TO meet bills drawn from
New Orleans, $50
from New York, 20
bills on New York s1s
Sold in New Orleans to meet engagements, 2o2
Shipped $50
Ready for shipment TO Liverpool 10
change from philadelphia. 1851
Shipped TO Boston, yet TO be disposed OF, 4co
Total bales, a7sS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

RILLIARDs.-EXERCIsE FOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
~ BASSFORD respectfully informs his friends in the vicinity
ofthe Taersa that he has just fitted the large Room io,
known broadway Hall, With tables will
be happy TO those who wish play tables aud
~ his old stand Ann street edloning the Museum whore
there thirteen tables ready Cor trial Tables cf every de-
scrpon cloths balls cues, &c. Coz sale above
The above have the reputation OF beng
most respectable and the best assortment OF tables
23 IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22
PIrRIIc Address

PUBLIC ADDRESS.
Out o the mouths Of three witnesses the truth shall be
Mr. stephens Mrs sigh aud Professor Robinson the
Reverend Ely Smith
MR. BUCKINGIAMS DEFENCE-Aut hsntic Report e
h Public Address delivered by Me- J. =. Buckingham, at
tine against the criticisms Of the Rev. Ely smith published
anony mously, IN the New York Observer.
New York.. Printed and published BY W. Molineuv No.
Aunsc Of Nassau To be had Of D. Fanshaw rs Nassau
4; John s. Taylor, opposite Park Row r. Lockwood, Isl
Co. and Otis app Philadelphia, H. Perkins and by order,
OF all booksellers price ~ cents fe22 iw'
DOARD,-A gentleman can have furnished room wi III
II breakfast and small private family ding Broad.
between Franklin and White streets whcrc there
other huarders at 81 per week Address A. W. with refer
ence at this Office feS2 az cod
WANTED. in a Rcady.mlde Linen. Hosiery aud Glove
store Lady who thoroughly understands the quality,
most .sPcctabe reference will be required Address T d. IT,
fark Fost-oihcs fe22 81
TO CAPMAKERS.-A Lady who is thoroughly acquainted
with cutting aud making mems and boy Caps in every
rt and can respectable reference hear
situation by addressing A. d. H. Park Posohce. c21 a.
PILLS or EXCHANGE on an parts of Ensland Irrlsnd
sale at :. j. sYLVTSTER's'
feR 100 Broadway and ~ Wall st.
q D. sYLVEsTERs REPORTER AND COUNTER
~. FELT DETECTER in pamphlet FORM for sale ?,
j. SYBVEsTFR'S
fc22 100 broadway aud % wall IT.
ITNCURRENT MONEY Of ali kinds, purchased u low
y rates, :. }. SYLVEsTFR'S
fe22 100 broadway and p Wall e.
IIyANTED several bows TO sell valuable article IN the
w city Apply No. Courtandt street, between and
o'clock. fen ~