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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

NNRESH DRUGS. new supply Of Fresh
nN Drugs and Medicine, justreceived, embracing
almost every article in use in the country, all oil
which will be sold on very favotable terms.
L: H. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, May go, 1S4a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

nOCT Isaac Thompson's celebrated Eye Water,
~ constantly for sale by s. BURBANK.
DLUING COMPOSITION for Bluing
I'D clothes and Dying Cloth. Also pure White
Load, ground in Oil, for sale by S. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier 18th May, 1910.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
RESURRECTION g PERSIAN PILLS.

SIS No. ~ Genesee ST, Utica N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

w NTED.-i0 5000 lbs. clean wooden Rags
'! (any kind except iuled,) 700 lbs. dried Apple
May |. Am. By St,rrs & Ionodons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
JOHN LEACH & co.

I UST received by s. z. Itedield, Brushes OF all
~ Kinds, such cloth, hair, tooth, leather, paint,
yarnlsh, whiIewash shoe, horse, counter banster,
floor, hearh, and flesh brushes S P. REDFIELD.
Monip' irr, May IL. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
STILL LATER, JUNE &c.

Il OUR STORE CAN BE FOUND 30
n dozen Warmers Scythes 10 do Ely e. Redding-
TOMS, 90 do Steam's Rakes, 25 do Screw Handle
Scythe Snaths, which will be sold cheap for cash.
June 1870 81 BANCROFT & RIKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

w AN1ED, all Wool Fluuncl Rags, such az old
W Gowns, Coverles, Sheets. Shirts Drawers, sc
including MeHno, Circussian, Plaid, and every kind
and color If all wool goods moi ,iied or feiiea
for which four cents per pound cash will be paid on
delivery al our factory il Quesche Village, VI.
F.. X. NICHOLS & co.
Qn""rhe Village, pril 49, 1870. 4S:6mo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
BRITISH LUSTURE.

'ENIiE genuine arlce is decidedly the best prepare
IL tionin use Tor cleansing and beautiiyins stoves
and iron work. For sale by
Oct. 4, 1889. E. H. PRENTISS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

1t is too odious, and Iago would say, |" faugh !.
there's no such man" Neither is il q likeness OF
any class Of London young men. The home scenes
at Yatton beautifully done, and the subsequent
Of Mr. A. in getting himself into the profess
siop in orderto prevent those who had been brought
up in aluence from coming to absolute want, is, to
minds the most interesting and lesson
we ever rrai: and We recommend its example to all
our reaiers, For that alone willingly forgive the
author mis- other errors, because as political shaft
light, it will do mach good IL this should ever
meet the authors eye, il may crafty him to know
that it is rapidly sought after in this country
that several different editions have been sold, and
the conclusion is looked for with more than ordina-
nv avidity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

PoL,ricAL EXCITE HEsr.-We do not remember
apy former time when all sorts Of people, women
and children inclusive, entered so warmly into the
politicaI discussions Of the day. If tive or three
adde's are talking together in the streets,
thing is more likely than that the subject Of their
versstion lie politics, and tho comparative merits
Of HarrisoH and Van Buren,. Quite scene occur
red in an omnibus on Thursday. The coach was
filled with hueksters, and the discourse, as usual,
ran on politics. The sentiment of the company was
pretty equally divided five of the ladies' were for
Van Bures, and four for Harrison. The discussion
grew so warm that the driver stopped the coach to
ascertain the cause Of the terrible eommotion in
side. A challenge to single combat actually took
place between q truck. and another female
who deals in pork asd ssusases. We are not quite
certain that no blows were given and received ON
either side, bst we can safely aver thst we never
before nine ind vduals II the fair sex so unbe-
cosinsly excited. All spoke at once, and the up
roar was positively desfenins the sharp chin Of
one elderly lady we noted particularly, IL moved up
and down with the raridty Of a steam saw MILL
Phiiad. Chroricfs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

I.rrsr FROM Trxss.-By the schooner Henry
CI,v arrived Yesterday, we are 10 receipt Of Hous-
ton date. OF the Sth end Galveston the 18Th instant
In the Houston Telegraph, we notice an able article
IA opposIton 10 the military expedition against the
T,d,ans proposed by Gen Felix Houston. The Pre-
aide nj II seems s opposed 20 the project az unne-
esssary and too expensive. The last adviecs from
Austin brought nothing Of consequences: The In
dians seem 20 be apicted for the present having re-
tired 10 their haunls In he mountains, probably for
winter quarters. The Galveston Courier boasts Of
the lively aspect Of business ard affairs generally in
that city. II New Orleans BUiisiin, Flat October.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
lcorrs.peadene. Of d. Ii.nld.l

PHiLAprLrHrA, Saturday, Nov. 3Ist.
DR.. Edridge's trial is going on to-day. His coun-
sci, Mr. Hirst, spoke the whole session cf to-day.
from 10 until O'clock. IL was a first rate spoecb,
and he is not done yet. The general opinion for the
last week has been that the Doctor will 10 scquitt ed
the evidence for him was very strong about the
desc Upton given by the bank ocsrs last after the
forgery was committed: IL was very different that
DR.. T. could not have been meant by H. II IL certain
that great many mistakes have been made. M
Hrst read of TO the jury . number 81 very striking
cases, where people have been accused, and tried,
and hanged by such mistakes. One az these ca
,es was Mr. Redmend, Of New York. who was ac-
cused by some backs Of forgery, ssd was sworn 20
positively. Mr.. Hirst will conclade 90 Monday, asd
will be followed by David Paul Brown and J. NJ.
Reed. The Judge, (Conrad) will be able To give
his charae on Wsdns sday, but not BEFORE and viii
send you the news Of the verdict as quick posse
BILE. The case excites great deal OF conversations
aud attention; perhaps as much az aay other for
year past and the chances are very mueh IN favor 81
the Doctor. see by your Herald, that the evidence
is strong against him, and. be must be convicted.
Who could have given you sush informasionf No
one here, certasly, who is impartial in the case.
say, let fair play he the word. You ought 10 be
full what you publish about matters here, Er your
paper 10 read here than any Of the large papers
The day that the Of J. ID. Stevenson came out,
the demand for IL was greater than any thing II the
kind ever saw; II could have been sold for any
price; IL was read of at great Tsn Basn Town
Meeting at the State Hosse, and every body wanted
copy. You could have sold $1,000 copies that
night Tell that nice young man. Mr. Butler. In
lock outs Col Swift Is corirg on tosNew York ON
Msndsy, and will haul him over the ecsls.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

soon retire fIom the concern. Others rema firm,
= principle OF philanthropy, being more wiling to
90 sooa than to ruiekno ,ng little and caring little
what the government Is, or whether An autocrat ora
democrat sits at the helm Of affairs An election is
held annually in May; aud although a reform has
long oeen ae'ou,y wished for by some, yet such is
the general apathy, that but very few attend the
polls; aud the ticket is made up to suit the views Of
few who rule the concern. A few years ago, dis
contentment at the management Of the schools be-
came so general, that AN opposition ticket was quiz
city got up, which had well nigh 'expurgated" the
whole concern, and put end to the Quaker dynas-
ty that had ruled il almost alone for several years
Timely warning of the danger that threatened them
on he very eve Of the election, made them compass
the city for their friends, who came to their
and once more secured their re election. Such were
the contests that among them about this time
in relation to the salaries of the teachers and other
matters, that, as one Of them observed, :" II they
did not agree better, the whole concern would soon
blow up sky high"
Now, OF such gigantic monopoly as this pu bile
school corporation, controlling such an immense
amount Of public money, the community should know
something more than they do. The religious, as well
as the secular pres are sideraby in the dark
Those trustees whs dsapproved of many acts of the
present regency, being generally men Of fortune,
have no wish to contend about such matters and quit
the concern entirely. The teachers who have often
met to discuss the amor sceieratus regendi Of the
dominant party, knew too well the penalty of saying
a word openly against the powers that be. Tins it
possesses not only DmaDy Of the odous features sf
close corporation but is in fact nolerant and despo
tic to all over whom IL sways its sceptre.
1 will give you q in point. Amidst the din Of
waging between these trustees and the Citho-
lies, one of the teachers anxious show his OPT
Mon. He was jealous Methodist, and nsequ, mt
ly had dire antipathy to popery. But while he
zealously contending for the "Truth and the
Time" and plumiug himself that by the achieve
ments Of his pen he was doing God and the trustees
service, he was not only put hors du combat by a
champion OF Catholicism, but had to submit to
tyng castigation from those very trustees FOR car
ing to meddte with such a delicate question which
belonged to them only. Immediately mandate or
Hkass was sent to every male teacher under their
CONTROL forLiddng him to usurp what they consider
ed their prerogatives in this matter But the te 4ch
ers ought to know, and why forbid them to show
their light! Are teachers vassals and serfs? Much
Light never sprung from the doctrines of non resist
ance and passive obedience.
With your permission, will give you, in
Their paper SEINE facts and reasonings in relation to
these trustees, the Catholics, and the School Fund.-
which have not in any of the discussions that
have for some time been before the community.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Price 'rw q Ce"as.
Latest From Montivedco.

Latest From MOntlvedc0.
The bark Carton, Gibson, from Rio de JaneiYo,
whence she sailed the 14th September, brings in
terssting advicss frsm Monte video to the 10th Au
gust which will be found in the following extracts
OF letters-
MoxrEvpEo, August "a, 1870.
We are happy to say that matters now begin 10
look as il our troubles were coming 10 . crisis. y
the 3D. instant Gen. Lavals, landed his army Of $40
men at San Pedro, forty leagues from Buenos Ayrcs
and was joined by many OF the country people who
supplied him abundantly with horses, and on the
9th he had an encounter with the Buenos Ayrean
General PscheeO, in which the troops Of the latter
gave way and dispersed, leaving their horses and
tery After that about 400 of Pacheco's men
joined Lavalle, and Colonies Lasas tsecond to Pa
checo) and Borda, (Commandant OF the Department
of Saint Nicholas both declared for Lavalls also.
On the li,h, BY the last accounts, Lavalle was at
Arecifes, with 1000 men, and in march towards Bae
nos Ayres, from whence he had received comm uni
cations urging him to advance. From the South he
haa also received encouraging communications.
By the last accounts from Buenos Ayres, Rosas
was making great efforts to stop the progress of La
vale by concentrating his forces at the Sapiees,
four leagues from the city. He was also ditchisg
and terrifying the ends Of the streets.
Lsvaile,s movements, and the expected arrival Of
Admiral Baudn, have combined TO ale CT this market
considerably Hides have fallen from ~ to 80 reals:
salt has risen from 9o 20 reals and SO on In ecncral
however there is an absence Of transactions, as ali
BY the packet we shall be able to give further par
t'suars.
All the smaller French men ofwar that were here
nave gone w, ano AL tie foreign men OIL war, Also
The large French vessels Atlanta and Fortu ne, alone
remain here, and the Cuirrssser Just arrived II Is
said the latter would also 90 up and they will hor
in the inner roads II is also said that the foreign
menof war have been requested to haul ost Of gun-
shot of the line of blockade.
Trade here is all at stand; produce has fallen
considerably and holders Of imports refuse TO sell at
present.
MoSrIvIDF o, August 20, 1870
Since our last report the intelligence received
from France has caused mach excitement and specn
lation The prevailing opinion, however, that the
blockade Of Buenos Ayres will very shortly be re-
moved. We are sanguine that it canrot last many
weeks longer and believe that the arrival Of Admiral
Baudin will be the signal for cessation Of hostit
ties-Balfimore American.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

PfrrssuReH.-Itis estimated the home manuflc-
turc and ehsnical productions Of this fourshing
city and the adjoining villages, including circuit of
five miles square, amount to 600 annually.
Pittsburgh celebrated for its high moral and reli
gious character, and for the energetic means used
to advance the cause of education. IL contains one
hundred schools Of various kinds, public and pri-
vate; nine Hanks and Insurance Companies, en-
poyng capital Of IS 600, 900; and sixty places for
religious worship. That the population Is read
ing one, may be learned from the fact that TWEEN
" newspapers are printed in the city. Daily line
of stage coaches aud canal boats 20; single and dou-
bic lines Of canal freight boats Ill annual arrivals
and departures Of steam vessels engaged in the ri
YER trade $500; annual sales in the various depart
ments Of merchandise, $1,000 900; annual amount
Of freight or merchandise and produce passing
through the account Of non. resident owners,
s3OOO,OO0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

WAS ON Thursday chosen United States Senator, from
Rhode island, BY ~ majority, for six years, from
IN. fourth Of March next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

FLoops Gentlemen who arrived at 81. Louis on
the 10th from the country state that all the streams
beyond St Charles, which two third. Of the year
are dry we're at a height never before known
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Superior Court.


OcrosER 3lst-The Barry Case.-In this case
Thomas r. Mereein and Eliza Anna Barry, were
cited to appear aud answer why they refused to de.
liver the infant daughter of Mr. Barry int his care
and custody. Messrs. Grand and Griffin appeared
as counsel in behalf Of the defe ndants, and the
former roceeded TO make partial return to the
writ Of Habeas Corpus, which nothing more
than the old return so often reported. The child
was produced, but Mr. Barry did not appear, owing
to a severe indisposition. The return having been
read by the counsel, Mr.. Barry proc TO make
some comments thereon, and in SO doing Informed
his homer that he was only detained from re-
turning to his home in the British Province, by this
protracted litigation. That he ready TO meet
the whole array Of counsel opposed to him at any
time, and that he earnestly hoped that
ry delay would be inflicted on him.
His Honor said that he would go into the case at
the very earliest opportunity. His court was about
To adjourn for the term, and would next week sit to
hear motions. In the evening he should be unoccu-
pied, and therefore, ON Monday, at o'clock p. nj.
he would hear all the parties, and possessed having
himself Of the merits Of the case, he would give
early judgment as its importance demanded at his
hands.
The parties then retired, Mr.. and Mrs. Mercein
carrying of the child.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

THE MAIL SropPEp.-The mails from this city
westward, which have been carried o, the State
works, stopped at the Collectors sfce, at the
corner Of Broad and Caowhill streets. on rhur.day
morning Mr.. Moore has the contract for carrying
mails this route, for which he pays the commits
sioners hundred and fifty dollars per mile. The
Commissioners directed the State Collector, MIR. A.
u. Cummings,te demand specie in payment for the
nsportation Of the mails, which dexand was made,
but not complied with. Notice was given sometime
In August last that unless the whole Of tolls
was paid in specie by the 18th day Of October, tho
mails would be stopped on that day. On Thsrsday
morning the mails were put into the car as usual
and sent to the collectors Office when the
stopped and not permitted to proceed until the mails
were taken out, which was done by Mr.. Duck, and
sent back to the Post Office, where they remained
until IL o'clock Thursday night. Mr. Moore having
anticipated this had provided line Of coaches and
horses for carrying the mail over the turnpike,
which will be continued until some further Arrange
ment is made Phil. Chron.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
Co. ID II. L. Gil A n DIN a.
No.7 DIVISION STKkET Nj

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eases foe the increduous have been obliged to
%sd iT had fS Ts;s ~s.in most st'
EUR n s'y s,ansl.g ard hssg virtue mich e not to Dc
sIs Sss ~ G% al Sc s os
viii b. , man. ss..9a; ar; b;so%P gs;E sss.,S
ignorant Of its virtue hurnbws And here would
S OK: % ; s:s sS$T;.
~ ch might from the %csi IN.
os,Ssa .psrsss a :. ssSs sb,r f %sssa e
RkRpNs rssie. Once S not Ds.on sr.s near cs,
ars. !; and 50 BssImsn st corner Of lS Advice gratis
M9R9cSo AND FANCY LEATHER IsroRE. $
~ Ges .t Ss~ ', sr Keep
fG% s,sns; MSI.es9 sHs.s I'D
r Bot Tap AID rsaes cord sso.r 'iIsRs .ss fs
nj c' SIM TOP Sf; Fl f';'
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW
4 Lo.ensss They ps,fely pleasant and Eject cure
Phyesn- knowss aws,s ..a
% eir patients They only bs but the safest
The Rsy: K.s,..s cured Of 3, distressing cough,
who had he" 10 ' esis %hsps
Bsnj r. fiocdsreeI, ao eth Avenue has used No other
cough medicine ia bis family for never fails 10
two d,ys Dr. C. Castle, DENTIST ag7 Bread
recommends them not only safe but certain rev dy
Dr. Atn he knows no better remedy or Coughs Cold
Asthma Whoor C9ush, Group Tghpess Of the Chest and
Consumption, than sherman. Cough Lorenges. He
knew thog quick and 40 ceran opera
tions.
The .ypeeoee Of thousands uPon thousands fully
slid at Nassau st. n VI and 80 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. o7s
tgf- j. PEAsE n SUNS Essence Of Horeheand Candy,
Division street for all diseases Of the lungs leading to
nsmption See advtrtiseurnt
DOARD.-Two gentlemen have psrlcr and sleeping
chamber, with board ny spiysg at No 10 Psrk Place
OLA 2~'
Mn A. ADA passenger by The shp Saratoga from Hayre,
A'l Va requested 10 call at the Office Of
os BOYD h HlNCNEN.s Tentine building
krA 40 LET.-1wo spacious earreted Rooms the
lnshtd or unfurnishsd suitable for the sccosmodsfba
Of snily or single gentlemen. apply Miss
GfLBskT, No 40 Hujsrn street. o7o Qw-
Neutrality-suspicious. ~ a smart Man a. Coschmsn,
w Groom inside servant The advertiser produce
hrst tcstironefs OF character and cspability.
Apply stei South at oas Nv
CERTIFiCATEs OF pEPOsirEs Of the New Ysrt
sn >. THoNPseN,sa wslist
HARDWARE FAPER-too reams isx14, aixss saxss ssrss
II ssxW and tents, for sale by -
fEhssE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
sA Liberty st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

Mr.. BUcKISeHAM, the oriental traveller, has ar
rived at the American Hotel in this city, from his
tour through Canada and the British Provinces via
Halifax, ST. Johns and the boundary line, and he has
taken passage for himself and family to England in
the steam ship President, which leaves ON the End
Of November. Mr. BuckIngham's tour through the
United States has occupied about three years, and
his journeys have carried him into every state and
territory Of the Union, with the exception Of Arkan
and Florida only, which he was pr vented fro IN
visiting, by sickness in the one, and war in the
other.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

ARR mot or 40 nruch consequences IT, the "HsAps Of TIE
n r. pler light, sad durable Hate ~ FINCH
LEY irpoIaion snd nnnisetu.e Hs nimiiabie style
fiNCHLEY, Chapesr frassais as Broadway, opposite
e. rsGa ocso I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

WHILE you can obtain safe aud speedy for
ese $ DO , p.f, bor RI 70 p. ,So% rse
ring sl snS tyias ,hsr do rot suffer snO,her mo-
, ever. sSs % & i
& sfsGfs s rely % . . ;y y
p~7ese q egrisg al those who sive them tr They
entirely s SI md s,s Be a, .h e. sr..f.,
rs1 sSrD.r s j. n Hart sls and e Ring 81 lr.:d
NOTICE I'm saswer 10 the hss,y thourhtless ad,rti.e
Hail No. Suag S.syy az. ,Gs :ss .S. e s
sso-. iossrsn ,piiit that wo.ld s.i him pay
"a ny ess.isi,,s vim s:s
essr assurs me Tia, pursue NE With hs sarcastic
.s or se Ss;H sss % en- I'D . ss O.
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s ss. S ~S sSs si !. gTy yoSs! gSw . ssi
ST could "a s:sg !, .ss JUMP ,:is y. sssi
ia;adsSiO and Sadsss, for while ks viii .%ii. smile
~ K, -s Ssr ,ns ssSS, sI %GS ws s' s
60 ind SS g o ss I'D :ss kin as S
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90 = iaa,isy se".s siii,.s re
II 10 Be locked pleasure and
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my srht and msny otsT LIE things gsthaps 9ct proper q
!. .sess ~ Rs ?s S. s.', on.
human nature endure Obliged
has family forthwith that have time think Of
s"ss This Be Il. s:s r s ssss, s ar
and he says there is God aud his character viii
take Of itself; he has not rtspsct for his family lie
fsr sf God 10 guide his heart. 49, -.
osi 81 HARRIET HfsCOx.
NEW YORK a.Hs M MAN. : bird
"a hs Us % sSey e. j%Nfs sfSk ETY.
from LsDdon 10 sssb sh manuartory in New York, where
NJ has sale description Of Harps made by the
hands machinery successfully erJisyed by him
~ Harris the clebrsted Evard Prices from
800 no 500 dollars Strings Stools Desks aud every th ap
pertaining 10 The above instrument Hart. made specially
for ~a snd other evtrerne cates Old hsrrs bought.
vairsd. er tpk txchangs. o3tim
TIsOBACCOq hhds superior Missouri Tobacco for saeby
. A % " k.COLLlNs SCO 50 South ct.
pAFER ukKER's WIRES, suitable Cor GO, " and "a inch
oia a'''"'' ~ FERssE BROOKS. 81 Liberty st
THE GLENTwoRTH rAPERs
RE- nruch ~ the "HsADs Of The
~ r. pier TIE light, neat aad durable Hats q FINCH
LEY rpuftaiion snd nruiictue. His nimiiahe style
Maisstn Ind Beavers are unsurt ssscd in this city.
fNCHLEY, Ckeresr fraassis, as Broadway, opposite
rsota I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
sToyEsi sTOVESi STOVES,

HILLS PREMIUM COOKING sTOvEs-A superior
srtee-M5re thai fy d., Interested unbiased judges
when seeing the lite Fair
be decidedly the best Stove for coal II has properties that
other sud warranted TO bake aud perform all that
rsqores oi stove Also small Stoves for small fsmiies,
deagtr -n he tousht in New ork Thee together
with variety OF other Stoves had Water
AND iei Bowtry. L. vBADGsR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
DIR. THOMAs's SPECIFIC PILLS.

RiLLs Oh ExCHANGf on all psrts Of Englsnd lr,la
amount, for sale at s. T. SYLVESTERS
oil Broadway ard w all II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02

MOROCCO AND FANCY LEATHER IsrORE. IS
IVA Cold street New York The subscribers keep
hand all Kind, OF Phadepna ard French black coored
md srsnse Morocco; English French ssd AmsrieA. KID
sheep stns Orers ard frsneh Leather patent psnred
Ltahsri Boot Tops and weoes cord Shoes Likewise Phi
lsdeipa and French Calf SKINS Top Hides Lii
ninRs. Tor sale by to2s sm'l kNATFFT q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-02
the GLENTwORTH rAPERs

pAFER ukKsR's WIRES, suitable Cor 90, " and "a inch
o,g @ach'ne'' ''i SAW PERssE BROOKS. 81 Liberty .t