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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
-Doct. Marshalls Vegetable Indian
Black Plaster.

Wins Plaster unrvaled for curing Scroiulous Swengs
Scurvey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh ounds Pains in
the sides hips, and limbs and seldom fails give relief in
local Rheumatsms IT applied to the side it will man
OF the common Liver Complaints aud Is equal, If
peTior TO any thing in for the feet The
virtues OF Tins Plaster have been witnessed by thousands
individuals IN the United States who have tested It's eica
cy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen, Middlebury
VI VINO Simpson, ~ Co, and Lewis Il Co Boston
Comsiock II Co, and loady Phelps ~ Co New York ;
and several druggists in Philadelphia " Cohen ~ CO.
Charleston, G, John + Clark Baltimore aud by drug
giss generally throughouthe United States and Canada
For sale in Rutland by DANIELS d BELL, JAMES
BARRETT, Jr and at the Bookstore 10 voc ON
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WANTED OF THE FARMERS,
Doct. AlarshaIFs Aromatic Catarrh, an,
Headache Snuff.

1liS snuff superior any thing yet known for
wing that Troublesome disease tie Catarrh and also cold
IN the head, and the headache It opens and putges
oil obs,rucons streng thens the glands and gives heal
thy action to The parts affected 1t perfectly free from
any thing deleerous in its compositionhas pleasant
flavor, aud its immediate effect alter being sed is ngreea
Bile Prize, 81 l-2 Cts per Bouie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
superior to the Hypean. Brandreth's Evan

Tomato, the Matches pricedl Sanase, any other Pills
or Compound before the public certified Physicians
and others Let condemn them they ry them and
then We are certain they viii not.
u Is settled point with all who have the Vege
table PERSIAN PILLS that they are pre- emnently the best
and most efcacions FAMILY MEDICINE that vet been
used ~ America II Every amily could become acquainted
WIN tier S0Urtign disease they would keephem
aud be prepared with REMEDY apply the fret ap
pet1nce Of disease aud then how much distress would
'oded and money saved well the lives Of no
buried out time by nescctng disease stages or
by not ben 10 possession Of remedy which they place
men LEI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
THE RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN

PILLS The name OF these pills originated from the
lance o. The medicine beng only found the cemetries
FSrsa This vegetable production being Of peculiar led
10 experiments 10 It's medical qualities aud Ia half
century became established medicine the diseases Of
that country The extract Of this singular production was IN
odhced INTO some parts Of EHrope the 1888 used
by many celebrated physicians in curing diseases where all
other medicines had been USED IN vain Early 1872
The ettfci was combined with certain vegetable cin i'm
ported rom Dura B,ca. the East Indies formed into
pills The admirable effects Of this compound upon human
system led physicians and families genera use Their
long es'aR shod cier their universal healing
he deicgout and cleansing qualities Of their spoci6ca action
upon the Eandulr part Of the system such sustain
their reputation and general in tie American Republic
To T.. Chast s. Co.
Gent Sin 5Ihs s 10 inform YOU that have used ,our
i'an feseiahle fs lot pact practice
vel pleased Nlh their operation Believing TO iuf their
advertisement 10 answering as substitute where calome.s ~
dicsi'd Ne can recon mend them 10 a. public.
pfs BROWN MkENZlE & HALsTEAD,
Rochester. 1881
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i eruvianCe III emit.

7 u Il II Z c III II I.
Il superior article for cementiag China, Glass,
and Earthcn Uarc
THE article has been thoroughly tested and found 10
be the best1tcle that has yet been offered TO the
public tpossesses superior qualities any
by being composed of ingredients that not the least
impaired injured by the action Of water
1t Will be useless speak Of the merits Of this article
II win speak for self-no family should be without
bottle OF the cement Price, % cts
Manufactured and sold by W C. Douse, Woodstock, VI
and for sale by WHITE HENDERSON, n Co.
I,..,D
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
OOk BIN DIN G.

bound 10 order
AH orders sent by mail or otherwise will be met with
proper ion by the subscriber at the R0apd Book
bsHdcru
''U Orders and book. be rcLonHd lon he B5ok-
in Castleon III likewise vith IMMEDIATE
tcntlon. J. L. MILTON.
Rutland, Aug. ~, l-10. 33-U
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II A i S.
FAIL FASHIONS
l most '0''''' "'' 90 ''''' ''''' '"''"' ''e
FdShionaJe Hats,

FdShiOn0Te Has,
Al his old stand East Rutland door south Of the F.
piscopal Church (which equal to manufactured in
the country, for beauty and du raby Those wishing
purchase according these Loco Foco times invited
call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All kinds Of unry prod taken exchange or hats
WANTED OF THE FARMERS,
Sheared and Pulled Lambs Wool old Sheep and Lamb
Peis for which the highest price will he paid Hats
applied old accounts &c OREL COOK
RUTLAND 80. "a, $40. 3i-lv
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Agents for Rutland County.

tntland, DANIELS " Bell, Brit & Mason; Castlcton II
"htei brandon, Jackson & kctchumi PutsCord, q The
mona; Middletown.t Duct Vail Fairhaycn, A Allen. Cal
endon rat ~ w Hodges; Psiod Lewis Preston; Po.
ney a. Bliss. J. Leihngwell; Castloion Mills II A. Hf
gesj Walngord Townsend, :. T.. Leonard MdIetuy
T. w brewster; Pntsiotd, = ID. Townshend and b, nrg
gusts generally throughout the Now England States
orders for the above medicine addressed to Cha. Co
ohi Ne"potti ~ H. VIII receive immediate
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f rki1a {JoSrs


Consumption Cured.
This may certify that had child appatcut, u,l o.,
with the consumption the doctor had given hm over 20,
I han week. We commenced giving him Dr. ! New.
Panicea and IN less than week he began To gain and
than two months restored to perfect hca Ith
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

Dt / Newions ranaetA has tor the a.i ,e,,, -
WIDELY extended circulation IN this vicinity Man, ~. n
cured " obstinate lingering disease and .our feeble ~
cate health have been persuaded 90 krcp the rrs I
" on haod II u fatsga VI vegetable, necnions'r III
rether, 81 ~hieh IN the hands Of regular sr3 .
J4ysoian have cured the most intotc-ate dssasr IL
years been constant observer OF It's and have n,,
the effects produced AND 10 "A,
lo safe and valuable restorative many disease.
From Rev. John Moore 81 Hsufotd. Conn
hereby certify that nv wife hs, made use of Ne,
Fsnacca ~ extreme weakness cf the lang, AL,
Guilty nj breathing dsagrcea5le .cnaou, Of the stou.,
loss Of appetite and b, she Of three bottles VA,
relieved Of the officially Of breathing and her gcucf, ~
very much improved
C07crr HirBor erred
l hereby certify that have for several Yeats lee,
blod with on nv face called o cancer tnpmor Co.,,
ed several physicians and tired propose, rcmed.
Of which seemed to make them better for short lin,
nothing permanent affected until IN April last ra,
ed to Try Nc~toRs Paaacea, which, am harp, TO o., h
pleely effected p care JOEL MGREGuRY
New port June IS 1889.
DtSiyCsHas cass Of Ncro0Rd CDrrs
Mcssrs Corbln, Hatch Cove hereby certify tht,..
Of severely afflicted with the Salt nhcum A.,
trcd the prescriptions Of the raost celebrated siNss,r
other remedies without any bcnch until we 10 -
the complaint of child iacnr1ble u had 10 r-.
bal that ITS hair had nearly all fallen of from 1t. head md
nearly covered with IN tic winter of 1885 vc, 81
scd by friend to make trial Of Df Nswtuu'r Paa5cr,
happy inform YOU that great 10, aot r,,
to expectations has performed q cure
SAMUEL JONES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

Has been used successfully for eight years the cure oil
these Diseases. . Remember the original and genu-
inc is made only at 375 Bow cry, N Y all others are
spurious and Unauthorized.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09

6iANcrs 1rNrv ~ rmvos
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-09
GIDKGE T. lu,,,,,..
MARY ''ThLN

IN cases OF Scroula with decided benefit also am In
habit Of prescribing this article among other pcpar,iot,
Sasaplra for Luos Where aud all cases of impurtv of
blood, have found valuable agent IN afIorrpr ,ncc M
lief do not know of any one article in Ordinary use .
ter calculated for cHectng such cases than the Pc
cea ID - WRIGHT AZ A.
Whitehall Aug. 81 1910
II further evidence is asked hundreds Of oticrs.n ,
ton to the pamphlets always deposited with the medicine
be produced.
The above is carefully prepared by Corbr A. Co Neup
u and 10y them to their regularly authorised ace,
Tree OF expense whenever they may oder by letter or o-
4 Co tender their thanks 10 their friends orthc nd
cal faculty who have with much beraity pattonzel
mace use oil ucr fanncca during the past yolrand wt,
haPW to supply them hereafter upon such terms slm
tail Of being satisfactory To them
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

Cosr or RAlLwAYs IL GREAT BRIrAiS.-Thc cost OF the
Railway from London 10 Bristol is computed ut more than
&9 O00-or about $l750 900 n mile for distance of
99 miles This is enormous. 1t than eight times
e expense some OF the best and productive roads
The United States The most expensive roads IN New
orh (cNcep the read from Albany Schenectady winch
the FIRST of the first constructed IN tins conniry)
,eagc about $50 900 per mile. On level routes they may
sc built for Sc Ot0 or $1,000 per mile.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

MuwNX1r LEAD TK,pk.-rhc Lead Trade Of Mil
paukIc bid, fair to be important item o Commerce.
anil the mineral already found extend about p
miles OF country and large quantities constantly being
ai-cd The Sentinel says Mr. Cerhins furnace smelt'
So00 lbs per day. which brought To Milwaukee and
,Mpped to Buffalo and Ncw-lork. FroIH 20 30 teams
now arrive weekly at Milwaukee loaded with l.cad and
mrn with Goods &c tDetrolt Adv
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
T H E u R | B i n E
TN-Y0RK, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3.

dow STAND THE CROPS I'VE have collected Il large
er Of paragraphs showing that the Wheat Crop OF ILL
II; excellent that of Virginia Indifferent &c &c; but
following from the Bngalo Commercial Of Friday ,
adv agrces with our conclusions that copy it
,ul.,ance Of the information collected the subject:
TINS CRoP-In the greater part Of the country the wheat
rest ended. and have some precise data for
r-ripe an o-nion Is the product. From careful
NATION OF all statements winch have hand,
Ink there can be doubt that, assuming The prpdHct of
g i, the standard the crop this year will be found less
,o an average Ia this State will fall off at least
,nri In Ohio, also, there will be deficiency
trpd with 49, though not great IN Tins State. Mci
an and Northern Indiunu will probably show
he Middle aud Southern States will about hold their
AXE the whole country and doubt whether there
L. hand any great surplus Of brcadstuis. An immense
aniy Of wheat and flour has been brought into this por,
rs season, but comparatively very small amour, has
rached Newior City. 1t has been stopped an TdnSlta
lnd consumed
The corn crop-onc of great value and Importance con-
rolling incrnsidcrabe degree the market price of other
ructs-promises exceedingly we'll On this point all par
les agree. Poetocs-hcrc is no end Of them Late
ave done we'll and Of all other crops, excepting grass.
which decidedly short, it may be said tcy fair.
The sum of the whole may be thus stated; The wheat
-rop shows slight falling OIL compared with 80 and
40 aud the stock Of breadstuis hand is large Of
and potatoes there now promises To lie cxcess.-
Jiher crops about medium.
From these data each mancun draw his CONCLUSIONS.
Far ourscf think the croaker and -four Spectator,
nd the cxpec,an of very low prices will be alike diSap
,ined We have felt it our duty check far
The tendency inflated speculative prices, because
believed it would eventually prove disastrous to dealers,
I'd oppressive Ia The poor; bun shall be- deceived
calculations flour falls much below ills present rates.
IN words, think the ruling prices for the ensuing
h and winter will be- here from 81 30 TO 81, and in New
Yak from s. 37d Sc per barrel Ii and potatoes
nm out we'll present appearances indicate, they will
feet the price of flour somewhat, but enough to vary
sentay the hive down. Pork will be both
rod and cheap Or the whole have every 10 be
ankfu for fruitful The husbandman has fair
respect of getting reasonable reward for his labor and
,dces will not range high put loaf Of wheaton
read Beyond the reach OF the humbles Wheat dollar
bushe fifty cents, potatoes twenty cents, and butter
shilling pound have been considered evidences of
sound and healthy condition. and at about those prices in
This State, fix mark.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

INDI.y BALL PLAY.-The Red River (Loujsiana) Re-
publican has the following
I've understand that Ball Play lately OFT near the
Caasc this Parish, between the BucNe nnd Choctnw
Indians The parties bet every thing they possessed
Of the world saddles, brides, and even the clothing on
eir backs including their shirts The Choctaws proved
triumphant and their opponents surrendered every thing they
ad and went home naked While the play going on,
the squaw. got betting among themselves and the BueSe
uaw oon found themselves in the fix as their lords.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

MlcHlcAS-A gentleman OF Michigan writes that the
surplus Wheat product of that State will be this year
100000 bushels and the surplus Pork, 100000 barrels
this be So what an immense transportation business will
h douc on Tho Erie Canal Fall and Spring
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

B Mr. SYLVESTER elected Professor of Mathematics in
The University OF Virginia, i, Hebrew and present Pro-
for of Natural Philosophy in the University of London
He is said be a very superior scholar and mathematician
lii appointment was urged by Sir John Hersche, the
Astronomer
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

WHEY g. PUTNAM,
lMPORTERS- ROOkSI

IMPORTERS, BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
BrOadioau Nen York, and Fa,er N0,ier ROp, LondcH.
Importation Books, English and Foreign for Colleges Public
and Private Libraries Boob to order Or
Steamer also by the Liverpool Packets
promptly 10y the of te first Steamer after TIE
rcceip desired.
w F. would invite the uncqualcd facilities Afforded
y their London (Which has been coniucie 10y Mr.
permanent residence beng ondon Tor
procuring English aud Foreign Books for Colleges Public Had PT'-
Libraries BoOkse,rS the Public eHerdy al least a.
good greater dispatch than they have ever before bee"
mpo = into tins country lay any other establishment
with references be sent direct 10 Tue
London preferred books he shipped thence TO any
of the principal ports n the United States.
English Journals, Munihie, OiIrores and Newspapers
each month
aud the inccl yeriodcas kept hand for the sale
Caledonia will be- III received
bv o'clock. T.. ~ Saturday, July j,:.j Ian
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

A ROYAL pnINrER.-Ihe present King of Prissa, when
Crown Prince, had private printing olrc OF his and
frequently put type original remarks and passages that
he met with in reading.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
II. POWELL a. CO.'S. LINE.

b. r~1-<o - FOR NEWBTRGH, LANDING AT CALD-
49, WELLS, WEST POINT COLD SPRINGS
-@1>r1f'l The steamboat HIGHLANDER Captain Robert
Wadrep will leave the foot of Wurreneet New-f-k every
Monday Thursday, aud Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Returning the HIGHLANDER vii! Newburgh Mon
day morning O'Clock and Tuesday and FRIDAY afternoon nj .
o'clock
For freight passage. apply the Captain board
" BA baggage aud freight ofeycry description, bills,
an board boat
thereof unless bill of aing receipt rned for y:9
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
= 80 :, GRAND AND NOvEL EXCUK-

= y GRAND AND NOVEL
49, Sion Ia tho Fishing Banks, of Sandy Hook
eNff1f-' Tuesday, good weather. The commodIous
pressure Steamboat SUPERIOR Captain Could will on Tues
August 3D. leave the foot o Chamhcrs,t at
TO Hammond oi MHrkeis y.
tathcnet Ferry Brooklyn n o'clock. precisely on her regular
the Fishing Banks on Sandy Hook stopping At Fort
Hamilton each the City early hour Fare for
refreshments of the first quality
celebrated band rngrrcd
will company during the Bait furnished
Ti>t celebrated Old fisherman Capt Peacock whose know
the different fishing GROUNDS cannot he doubted VIII accom-
pnny the boat with apoou and other implements for catching
porpoc &c Capt Could pledges himself that means shall
be make trip of health pleasure and comfort TO those
Who nsy honor him With heirc company. V20 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
Gi,EAT ATTRACTION.!.

.r,..--- FARE REDUCED!-l2i TO and from iar
4e4 lem. The proprietor embraces the earliest Opportu
4-2Az@nity Of informing his friends und the public
he prepared his aud splendid ne Stages
from the North American Hotel Bowery De WuC Kelnges
Harlem River Mansion our regularly bali hour the day.
touching other places along the aud making
their passas through about hour
Neat spacious apartments fitted each end Of the
passengers This aud
well regulated line nearly double the number OF daily
ccied advantage thein
stopping much longer sic ke ayers and giving
partGke OF every KIND Of efreshment which
kept hand and the best possible
term suitable tn the
lo"ery and White Hall Stages usual every five MINUTES
dur ~ day.
is j. MURPHY Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

ASwNc-A dandy s,rut;ing about tavern, took up a
par Of green specaces which lay the table, put them on
tn hose and turning to the looking glass says; " Landlord
Dow do these become me Don't YOU think they mPro"
ny looks y Il think they do replied the landlord they
pAie part of your face
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

H. ITO - CITIZENS LINE FOR NEW
49, sAAvEN.-1he spacious aud splendid steam
boat BELLE, Capt Richard Peck Will leave New
York for New Haven Tuesday Thursday mud Saturday after
ociock from The foot of R"seyesoet East River
lew rods above ieck-sip. Fare Sl,00.
VIII the RaIrond Wharf, New Haven ovey Monday
Wednesday. and Friday evenings, at 10 o'clock, r. NJ
Freight taken packet rrces
Please olcrvca the Belle first class bolt part
Her cabins spacious and airy, aud her accommodations Of
the first order.
All persons forbid OF said boat
owners Iy3l
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

CAEs ASD Gaze HiRE.-We copied from an Old Heratd,
at the eques, correspondent list OF prices tor Cabs
which was said to have been established last February by
the Common Council. This proves mistake. Such r
glaon was proposed and believe passed one Board
but did not become law Cabs therefore authorized
to exact Coaeh-racs, which follows
Single passenger, exceeding mile, 37i cents and
% for every additional passenger
Oyer mile and less than Two miles % cents, ana -
for every additional passenger.
To the Aims House and - ccsts, and 81 !
cents for every additional passenger.
To doth street, remaining hall hour and returning one
dollar for every additional passenger - cents.
10 Glst street remaining three quarters o an hour and
returning, dollar and nall; for every additional as'e-
ger 80 cents.
To Harlem remaining three hours and returning four dot
lar, wh -Ihcr for one passenger more
The drivers the cabs required have with them,
and Produce when demanded. card showing The legal
rates If he does produce il, or if he demands
any thing. and he Com Adv
SOMETHING WORTH kNowiNG.- Tventy of ihe Member 4
Of the Convention which framed the Constitution OF tie
United States were Members Of Congress when The act
establishing the first Bank Of the United States passed,
aud only OF them voted gain,t IT, In the Debate on ITS
passage, Elbrdgc Gerry who hal been Member OF the
Convention. declared that he thought Congress irere as
competent 10 establish Nafionoi Bunk, elcr House
ras 10 adjo"r" from dag 10 d0y
prominent Deruocrat; Vice President under Madison
4 ROYAL PRINrER.-The prescn, Hing of Pris-a, when
Crown Prince, had private printing Office OF ms own and
frequently pu type original remarks and Passages that
he. with in READING
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
OPERATIONS. ON THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING & LINUS PRATT,

SEYMOUR WHITING wogi respectfully inform ms Trends and
- public that he M old stiad No % East
Broadway and having associated himself III partnership VII" Dr.
LINUS PA TT they ready attend 10 all Who heed their pro-
f.sional assured that all operations IN
will be performed the most approved plan Ari
reeh from full Inserted IN the most ntic man
nr and ON As favor e term, as at any se. Whole
the old the approved patent
plan which obtained premium Far of the American n-t
tuc last this city Teeth plugged
gold, foil may require
Nerves Teeth DESTROYED without pain snd III mc cases the
Tooth enectually preserved by filing.
An nfalibc for the Toothache.
s. WHITING PRATT VIII Instruct one or Two young
men in the art of Dentistry, reasonable terms.
REFERENCES.
HI. Honor Chancellor w svsrtb Prof VIM Tuly, NJ. D.
NJ. Springs. Rev Naihsniel rrst ueorgia
VIM. ". Minor. NJ d. y ", Samuel l. Ellis, NJ ~
Prof Rem; SiIn,p n ID H. D. YIN \. Blakemsn NJ. D.
rroE Jonathan Knight ". d. Joha Miller 81. u, ,
Prof Charlie. n. Stephen Brn~n " ~ l'' IN
DRINTIN1: p.PER-Prinun. Paper, OF ali qualities and
L sues, constant; Il hand and for sale by -
Jy32 PERSSE BROOhS, oil Liberty -
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
VIA sY0SlNGTON. ssAs;.S

7 tiIiee Packages OF ali kinds
sample goods specie. ALL be received and or arde'
by Expre,s. o aud from the following place.:
From Liverpool London Manchester ara
Leeds Egg Cork Ireland Gi-gOw and tireenock
-ye France and from Boston to PFo'cae
Philadelphia and from Troy and Albany having recently
made arrangement, the Peoples Line that effect.
HARNDEN CO. viii attend collecting paying Drafts
Note Biz accept1nce the purchasing good, every de-
scripou business Of kind which they undertake
promptly.
l. tier Gag sil BE- kept NewYork Philadelphia
Albany Offices Cunard- Royal Mail Line Of steamships ao
Great Western aud the sailing packets rom New"
York
TAKE NOTICE-Packaee, either office. for England
any other place, any case, contain letters
y. bah goods b. marked HARNDES & Co, who
alone responsible for Of any articles property
committed their risk assumed by any BE-
attached 10 the b. and : Railroad, the ~ J. Na'iga
Co. whose roads. whose their
be transported them their
REFEREScEsNes,r>. Fletcher. Alexander Liverpool and
London; Weles s Co.. Bankers Paris France; Tho- T. Cu,
Esq, BOTTOM Goodhue & Co. Newiors Carey Hart. Phldel
phi. and The-. ". Oeott Esq, Albany.
OFF1cEsNo Ri'ertreet Troy; l2 Exchange, AIany; ~
Third Phiildephia p Chuc--tree, Liverpool
Court-str-et, Boston; union Buildings. Providence.
WM. NiHAN Agent, Nc. Wall street Ne" > "I1 OK
jvaon HARNDEN i co
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

Az EXTRAORDINARY METEOR The Cheltenham (Eng J
sre Press OF the 10Th ut SAYS Between s and o'clock
Saturday night, an alarm given that Ea>tcour Man
son. al Charlton Kings fire, great light being OBJ
red on the roof OF the house, and the and hills to
zone distance In the OF few minutes the meteor
decreased and presented the eyes of the spectators the
isc Of man with his extended. The figure appeared
turn round dwnded 10 beautiful and then entirely
disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
ROOTS. u.00Ts. AND szfOEa

R ROOTS. BOOTS AND drs0Es.-l.ook aud
81 Ia Chatham directly opposite the
Bank where stands old Boss RICHARDS Boot
10y aud good aud wNnLcrul-aud o the
arune modern of the day. Al who with 10 hun
i thousand pair hienabc and durable Boots aud Shoes
bfe # one >a who wish the largest boot
exhed IN the known weird made o caiher-al who wish 10
or," Nr York cndan aud Philadelphia fashons-ai vino
wish :, encourage ecllncai Who opposed 10
Ion Monopoly aud who Boots and Shoe' eh
, t. call imble >iSpcnce Tor the slow sal,
ling and die largest World stands the door
IA I'm BOSS RICHARDS, Ia Chathum->Ir.