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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30
Fourth of July.

The Committee of arrangements Of the cig
zens of Brandon, give notice, that the appork
ing Anniversary of our National Hpdependas
will be celebrated in Brandon on Monday b.
9Th of July. The following is the Order Of e.
ercises which will be obserYed:-
FORENOON
Commencing at 10 O'Clock.
l Music by the Pittsford Band.
Prayer, by the Rev. c. A. THOMAS
Singing, by the juvenile Choir.
Address to the youth by the Rev. J. PERRY
5 Singing, by the Juvenile Choir.
Music by the Bald.
AETERNooN
Commencing at O'Clock.
l Music by the Band.
2 National ode, by the Choir.
8 Reading of the Declaration of independents
by E. June Esq.
4 Music, by the Band" Hail! Columbia"
5 Grafton, by d. W. C. Clarke, Esq.
6 Singing, by the Choir.
Music by the Band.
Inhabitants of the neighboring towns are lnv1
ed to attend.
]. A. Conant,
E. n. Briggs, COMMITTEE
D. w. c. Clarke, Of
B. Davenport, Arrangement
E. June,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30

that this will afford a remedy for present
irregularities. Until that time, friends
and patrons are desired to exercise all pos
sible patience.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30

~ Several communication, on hand
are necessarily postponed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-06-30

MY explanation, as to why he did not visit his
parents, previously to their departure on the ourn-
ey is this 81 left home, on the first day of June,
to attend the SALISBURY and Washington Union
Associations al which time he had not received the
letter informing him as 10 the precise time when
his parents would leave. In my absence it was
difficult for him to leave the office; and before
reached home his parents had left.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

Many of our readers will find their hearts respond
ing with sympathetic throb 10 the truth of the fol-
lowing sentiments which we copy from an exchange
paper. GLOW short is the early history Of family:
few brief and fleeing years, and those who are
now embraced in family now the objects of tender
solicude, will have grown up and gone forth to
their respective stations in the world, Soon, chill
dren and parents will be no longer heard in their
present dwelling Their domestic loves and ankle
ties happiness and sorrows, will soon be lost and
forgotten history, Every hearth which it was writ
ten will be Wondering in the dust. And is this all?
Is this the whole satisfaction which is provided for
some of the strongest feelings Of our affections on
objects so fieeting? How can such transtory be-
Ings, with whom our connection is so brief, engage
all the love we are capable offeeling? Why should
not feelings towards them be as feeble and un-
satisfying as they But blessed be God, this is not
all, Ofthis he has given perfect assurance in the
Gospel of his Son Though, to the eve of unen-
lightened nature, the ties Of domestic love seem
scattered into dust, the spiritual eye of faith may
perceive that they have been oosened ON the earth,
only to be resumed, under far happier crcumstan-
cos, III the regions of everlasting love and bliss.
Though the history of family may seem TO be
forgotten when the last member Of it is laid in the
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21
hloral ano Religious.

The time is coming, when the community in
stead of irowning on the man who gives himself to
intense thought on any of the difficult subjects
of theology, shall regard him its bene factor; when
it shall perceive that the gospel is designed, not
IN erey to teach US the common duties Of life, nor
merely assure Of pardon and acc eptance before
God, but also to excite to action all the higher
faculties Of our mysterious spiritual nature, 1t is
an unworthy view of Christianity, which supposeS
its object to be, to turn the human mind away from
the lofty CONCENTRATIONS to which it naturally as
pres, and coniine it to the range of palpabe things.
Neither the gospel of John, the epistes of Paul
agree with such representation. The same inf
mite Being, who raises abuve the brute, by Civ
ing him undeveoped powers of mind, and conceal
ing in the works of nature great principles Of truth
that to be sought in order to be found has also,
beside the common simple truths which lie on the
surface of the Bible for every mans necessary use,
laid beneath The coverings many golden mine to
be opened only by him who digs for it. How much
did tho profound Augustine, Notwithstanding all his
errors, find there TO enrich his own mind and the
minds of others, who like him, can grasp great
truths! Who can deny that Calvin and Furetin,
whatever may be thought of their peculiar doctrines,
drew forth much invaluable truth from the Bible by
the greatness of their minds ? The elaborate Ger
ard, the moderate and judicous Buddens, and
many other Lutherans, though they not without
faults, have greatly enriched the department Of doc
trnal theology. What is it that gives imparishable
value to the works of the old divines of England !?
Is it not their profound thought Can any of the
modern crusaders against profound and elaborate
investigation in theology, dispense with the writings
of Howe, Owen, Baxton Charnoch and Bates =
Are not these mines of theological learning and wis.,
dom, after all, constant storehouse for supplying
the demands of thinking minds But it will be
sad the Bible is the only storehouse of religious
knowledge. True; but is it not the Bible as under
stood and explained by menu The Bible never
speaks to mortals, as it is absolutely in Itself; it
speaks only according to the apprehension of the
mnd that receives it, all beyond is perfect blank.
Now if one man has better comprehension Of the
Bible than another, if he enters more deeply into lis
doctrines and spirit, his instructions, unfolding the
meaning of Gods word, are more valuable 10 that
other individual, than the mere reading Of the Bible
without Understandings When we take to our
aid the abest and best expounders and theologians
that can be found, and study them in connection
with the Bible, ifall these grea: and good men can
furnish simple minds, of ordinary capacity and
limited research with any views of revealed
truth, then by studying human productions. have
less of human system (our own crude and imperlecl
\ e
Christian Reriew.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

The above excellent scrap, selected for our
religious department, by one Of our correspondents
"a young lady-to whom we feel indebled,-
There are many who might do likewise. We
should he glad, likewise, 10 receive original sketches
ofChrisau feeling and experience, from any who
feel disposed. This course would render our re-
ligous department, exceedingly interesting and in
struclive.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21
BATH, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81, l84l

grave, the memory of it still lives in immortal
souls, and when the circle is wholly dissolved on
earth, it may be completed in heaven. '-Epis.
Rec.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21
Entertainments.

PEDLARs, The following article which we
copy from the Portland Advertiser, is seasonal
Bile, and deserves the especial attention of all
good citizens. Our streets almost daily throng-
ed with pedars carts, and pedlars on foot, who
are trading in direct contraventon of the laws of
the State, and to the injury Of almost every
class of our citizens
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21
ca NToh, MAY, 10Th 1911.

The aristocracy are prone to ridicule the eleva-
ton of the middle class TO high official situations, not
rejecting 1t easier TO tfansmute Of talents into
gentlemen than it is TO convert mere gentleman into
men oftalents.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21
Published every Thursday m orning.

oFFICE-No. g. GRANITE BLOCK (up StairS) NEARLY oP-
PosITE PosT-oFFICE.
Terms.-Two dollars per annum, payable half in ad
and the remainder at the end of mon or S2O
at the end of the year. % liberal discount for the years
advance G Any person procuring six responsible sbscr
bers shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay ten per
cent, additional.
No attention mill be gUen notices for dScoRntng unless
accompanied NTH the cash for all a1rearageS.
Agents
Bristol, GEN. j. VARNEy. B0lodonhdm, o. LuNT, ESQ
THOMAS HERBERT in. Wiseasset, A. llERBERr
Bremen, Col s. II. HGNDs. BoothJdy r. *. REED, ESQ
WaliobOr0 JAMES IIovEY ESQ PhSbrg, N. c. REED, ESQ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

The Bangor Wing has been treating itself to
dress, and it looks all the better for it, though
1t always made very neat appearance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

THANKsGIvING.-Govern Ellsworth, Of Con-
necticut, has appointed Thursday. the 25th of No
vember next, to be observed in that State as day
Of public Thanksgiving.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

The following letter from Canton, written
three or four days before the sailing of the
Lowell, shows the opinion prevailing there of
the policy which would be pursued, before any
news had been received there of the views ofthe
British government, or ofthe appointment of the
new officers, who were on their way to China.
Extract from a letter received by the Lowell,
dated
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-21

ONE DAY LATER FROM CANTON The ship
Lowell, of Boston, arrived at New York on Sat
urday afternoon, having left Macao one day later
than the bark Florida. The following letter from
Captain Remmonds, gives the latest news, which,
in connexlon with previous advices, is important.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
From Inc Southern Literary Mes.epgtr for Dec.
THE DEAD SEA
EY z v Z. cAsrfSs.

There Is gulf OF waters dssk and deep.
TO which Esrths other waters. whether bound
II ;he still bosom Of the reck-rDoed nils,
Or sent with foam and thunder to the ser,
Bear email resemblance silent and alone,
u layss the feet Of mountains that are black
And paid win defsla;;on. Not tree
Lifts ;rou the:- sides rs foil top 70 tse IN
Not green nero SUCKS trou The o.ecElsh so.i
Is s.-kiy fsuirirnent. or stoopS 20 KISS.
TIE bruv wave, OF 20 return is shade
The drea-iuess and curse Of endless drought
Eacircle IL, and presidential fumes ,-,,.-
Sweat FROM tne burning saacs and sa.t , .'1s
Tu-re PLAYS within that suien, .eaGeA NJ
No fish vgnns- cleaning side. CT "hlte 'iH 80
Flash az he socks his 1soos beneath nc sho'e'
40 bird of cheerful carol WAKES MS note
Above is bosoul. or with shining "lns
RiDDle, rs surface IN his Joyous hlG1''
'Th4 r,a,efzl breeze OF even co,n noi s.r
Tts r6fi cold cheek Ut Insiien death, nor ceH
! s;,,yle billovy mo smile And when
-, .be loud tempest comes win darkness down
And volley;nE thunder from The gorges dark
or rir4inc ,uountair-nshen. me fearful voice
az he s.orin.sprit bowls amid the crash
o. elemental ygar, those "aiers crear
SUI sleep iron slurnber. deeper made
Bv that which rocks above them, nor despatch
A wraihful wave to lssh the frIghuu! shore.
There holds the Genus 81 solitude
lis voiceless throne, aud scarce a wandering FOO,
OF man or brute distGrbs his realms save when
The lone and musins traveller comes 10 ST,
And ponder 'er that silent, :urgeless sea
And tune his harp 10 ssdness While ne Sings.
il is no, that, IN G;ler loneliness,
Those waters lie that transient bird
Bresks The dead silence oiiJs solemn shores
i is not thai, the tenants Of the flood
No home can fad within those briuy deep.;
Nor ct that parched desolation reign.
Supreme Ger all-'us no, FOX these alone,
That such spell enthras the gaz-r there
On no that sea, so darl. and bilovless,
Is eloquent though voicele.s; and from out
Is pi,cay depths 70 desolation sealed
Comeih "A ale OF horror. And the heart
Slrilks. when i reads tue awful characters
a God OF vengeance hath recorded there
Ages on ayes hath that silen,
Stood, the memorial Of Almighty wrath:
And ayes sail 10 come shall learn from thence
How SJIon, Adrnab and Zeooi'n fell
Win lost Gonorrah IN a s. o; Ere.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

coming and ~ prices thlt defy
ar conn. tItioH Ladies have Caters that can't be beat
H. price or quality gen mcU have Boots and shoe. for
gu of all kinds and ucd oil classes snd all Pur,es
Boot. for Firemen MllkHeD, Watermen-t verybcdyi-
aad ueyer-faug supply of Boys Hisses', and Child
rcus Boots and Shoe. and twenty per the cheapest
IN tho city. Just some End see. SCKlBNEk'S, 3Ji
tirard-sireet the second of f., Market
p 81 often hear from my customers that tnry ais
told by Others trade that buy AL my work and 90
manufacture II; and that Is the reason NY sell
cheaper than others NON h>re comes poker for hoe
that tell Uaa tsey know 10 b. false ~il wager siHo
with ,ny one n, have paid siOney lourneymes
for the a.t Eve wears for work done under ny % -,
mediate direction and control th4n any other retaerd
Boats Shoes Inc city. or hsn any i"O GrsndE
mis- lTD
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
NJ E DICAL.
EIpsr DlYi.ION \. y. =. A.-The

LIESE DsNEHEVN n : =. -N'-I0v V'I-
L Ger, AID members OF IN Division aud particularly
so.c on fqty me 18th ul exposed the storm and wet
f.e " aich J.. leading c1use OF thc ever painful aud
IT. ubesonee complaint, rheumatism, suf joints pam ~
the back limbs, aud would fad risa remedy by cal
iuatA g 4 D. Sands Nos. 79ard 0U Fulton street and
procure bott- ST Buruetl- celebrated kheunlAuc Nix
;are a=d syrup which warranted to cure any case OF
Rheusanl nj fro one twenty years standing rcile
al say, given with the 1r't appeaioS >ufhce 20 'sy
such are the aud crrstlve propere, OF tJese
prep ration, OF Cnronc Acute lnhammlory
and Murcuria rheumatism 81 to eXce the admir- 'tion
aud surprise Of every GdlVdAal Who Has iaFy ed teir
rerit- For farther ..ti.iAeou tie Propre would
Ter iac afflicted 10 following .iEay respectable souc
men y 80 csn testify IT. merit.
Mid Cnsmpl-. Treasurer Bowcry Ihea'e John
G Moore 1874 Bro.I,var: John tire-n ll5 Narsc st-;
Aaron Gilbert II 0 Fulton WIN. Fl Stephens, SMth
Ward Pol-e; t. :. Williams, y tnu-strcet; Isaac {.
Saith go Greenwich II Also 10 be hal OF DAVID SANDS
4 Co No - El.. Broadway, Market -, where nu
merous testimonial, be- sesn Sold also sy \ b.
81 :, r. - R,,,ixev 81 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
TAKE Ply. eariy-'ledlcine CONES too lats,
Wheu mo dlFHlf- ntcoInrE InFet'fatf.
E(GNlgEN DkD HY TEE FACEL

4 TT-VASCE'S AMBITIOUS FAMILY APE
prayef by Thousands be the hssI and ,aies FAINT
" Medicine hitherto discovered. At all Of the
year trey R be found very yalUsble all who wl,s 70
.scure themselves against icknry. They alike 'ae
for iltFeu for ang perioa Of e snd require eI'
attention TO diet cl-tnHg. ious ant l. yer Coz
nnint., y-pepa or Indigestion Nervous Diseases SICK
Headache and fact AZ diseases from an lnpure
state Of the Blood dsordcTed state Of the stomach
or bo~el are speedily removed by tskrg ihen icy
prevent curvy co-iiveness and eqoencs', mere
fore seatarirg should b. NJ bout them 'lhe
=or climate effects them 80 three do'ei w eOI
vince ths patient If tae autsry effects for the 'eat
will readily regain .'f.neth hAihy state OF me I,e
.ni bowels will .p.ediy tex place, sld renewed D. a'
sad yigOr II BODY EGd nud sll be the certain
Fseir virtues. fact nay bs .uumed up. a. Hfuens
which strengthens the feeble nd cor-oldles III 9eie'
OF tie s;rous ard VII be found o. irhnite y'lu ' ~
ualfs e all sges Gf aiken according TO the
uho wish 10 be -eeure from sicaaes. -, yv.rsoY
F'n sale, wholesale aud retail, By ~ " - ~
Npothecary'- H., 90 Cafbari1e It -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

80 >-r-,1-I-1-o-- =
- vsNr.-L5sn fo5 M InPfo,,seat of s Ch-aUfg ca.
sd Fred - n 1ni-'i oeff - the Ia rod -
riuc 81 tn I'D Az d. of tss ta,fAs-
imprar -nt o. D Ihs1u's Z n'i Prom 2F,-e Nsy
>. ls-I ne ~ 80 - - = 20 yiop - WI = ~
.cN-d ga'. u -, = :, - - -. - S-e-
* 10 10 = '-''9 'f- > 20 - =" hrs
tr-d t.ossAnd g 50 ' - as +
i'cs = li = i''--1 N - -. - -. - :
,,,,'-,f, 49, me rriacipai fs.rsb4-,.d ,tis.
H. ~ .7-rs,, 4 r. C,aal Fs1e .r,-,s
P--gr- 81 No N'-1a Ak =;
i he d.. ~. - 3- Al n.s--i.4a.
1' 49,, .eiNrN -H.. ~ ~ - - =
b. 'r7 90 aP 20 . eaelssea a a. sas,oo. a.
Ctra-1- 20 50. 49,, - -
.es ~ s,',- ts- acc e,ae. e ~ PraPe'ai'.s,
r-.a-v ....- - sep .i,rc t1 pr - ~ "a - 90
Coal ~, 70 .e - = :. ~ cs. , n.y.. Sy9I
ID B'l> ~ s.rs,rs y ,i, "a Co.
a.eiaa--....-. ..., .-..,.4 s,,,,. No..
TIE .eNf'arf' IN me ~ '',- III - ~ , -
's1 g., 'so =. Is, a, he < q ia .s.
ae-r' 4 M Ney4rs sat- B. 10 i1- 6 y - 13'iy
' .l I'm ma, - '- rea y 81, 7+r.s 9
ia tbe sr cot IN lse o7inilH ld'-aass Is 70 Ii,
joins 4. COLDER, Comatr Ter,
WILLIS HALL. Auur-ey G-nrf,
HNSiiT rrta.g. rr.
'ihrry. Nov" hrr -, l-ii : D.
F-te, ! Sac . rin' - '-4e' = us H. =
!.hH - ',-'i' ~. . ,t ~, -,,,i i r.,,. is s
Cegt 90 1Htaaei' ai'ae inc ~ 'e CO. ' ~ =
sold Il P-a.r- iaeii'5. aa'S. We e''aei
oge % tho tAa'isi on 'i '-Hi', - ~ lea'ttN
or the 81 cls 90 n. tinoF i"s.ht ~ ' ti's'L' ~
chan &. iu zoe Ciy ~ y" h's '' = - hoe ~ ''1
GAY. At iat cer7ta pre- pare 'i ci's'd ,i-S'S y
Ing beng intd' nm " ic 81 "e Ny e' -" hsiN'
ion M = ?ciHt 90 Ire 'c'eff see V'te"~'fh ~re,
.iStv r ...t I've inches aathet.s - 90 ne uol b'fY Dc q
Chroah, tIom ,hcuce r4nu siatg "r''e"''hlsse
,t,I. ~, --, ~ inch tfefcr .sih Ninety fcet 20
t.brtss,t .r.et rasi-r.y c. stePher sIcst
49,. I'D me hat niche, T. l,ue ~ % zap
hssen- uilts egHi ~ tsl in,,' ~ ZINC. -
.snd o' thr snA t,.H-'i'' '.
Dated New ~, No' 3 ~ At, r,,prrtr
will -" =, -. -
nl -1wlN-S .i ~ H., =
TIE a'e " iir i''0 properly ' rs .'S- ~ " - -
December ~ ~ Il 'h- ''nle aeur ahd pace
N,r-EotA, Nlr.-5 io3.- ..,,.pyvr,
WILLIAM -''l' - IL -,
NJ 24wfd7 49, Nv;
Tn .4le % the i1 re described ptep'fA ~ sue i1a
70 thr t.aV c~-r a., % ilc same houi ana P'4'e'
Ne. Y1ik, d eth. l3H .,,,.r
WILLIAM W CShF - L.
rs 2sv'i9S M',i'f : 1917.
90 >r1,L-f{T It,. H.. Yi... Chancellor az
- -, 60 on, K,p- -. Nshsnirl Bulee and
- ..1
~, o., 4.cr.,I order % this C.ur; uiadS ia the a-V7,
sr.e all, hi. tol Al public uttior, und'T he cifrc
rn'Nltu '"ui' VIZ wv " 49, 4, -. ~, ,hi. Count b.
'u q H.. ,.,i.,.s-. AZ The Jrtcha q Eichanr,
ftrv OFF " YORK ~ The Ssh cay q Dtcrmtes aeIl
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10

Tooth Acae-ceiestst name
$40 iustlf Canned to eNef..'' I'm ,,u
ffJIsY viii YOU .,ner With Teeth sefe, h'n !So
~ can hsye !. cured for % CT warranted never 10
ache sgsn. .,.;.. - my
Sasrers arc invited cell end esi ihe P P Of my ~
IT, n..od T.erb flied ~ the best manner for u 10
!. Other oserauoa, accordingly Dr. Pearson sur
seon Deatist l43 Canal street ="
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
esAGE1Irn,a PAVMNT
BAN x JUS IN s-F
PARI))R SI()|E.

This Stove constructed Of the best quality OF Rn''n
sheet ron upon tho cylindrical prnhe iurnaec or hF
chamber occupy ing part OF TIE centre eyiHd'f,s
which i attached au atmospheric karefer upon each .its
Of tabular form au1 lu-d throughout The heat thain
created IN the chamber passes bct"cen the Innings Of the
rarcers or radiators thsy are Called INTO the oa's
NJ the bottom and current Of continually rAsfns
through the tubes rhch left open at each end for
tna purpose great amount of rarehod or warm
air inc the apir,ucu The pusiiy and soness Of me
air IN room heated by this Stove peculiar ana 10,
narkabe tins heat being dfa .cd from great extent OIL
surface moderately hea'ed. The heated arr entering Inc
wings or sides Of the de-ceDds and pread' over
entire surilcc Of the base 1t the bottom keeping A'
colder pof. on Of the air next the floor coHsan1S
culauonin the preserving entirely from coz
iA.in,t.on rendering th perfectly ae and agres,
able for apartments OF tvHhds sleeping 'ooHs' ac ava
A. this IL the oaIy toy- that las the radiator and hoow
b-se combined tho public respectfully invited TO call
md examine before purchasing escrh Manniae
tgrcd by II T.. BtCKUS 81 Bo~ery. New York, where
ca be eea -e,t uuraber OF recommendations from gea
l.n,e- VINO have u.-. toe.e -tov-s Dl3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10


y Dr. A. q. HI III. NJ. Nesry-strect As'or hous"'
New iork-Person> afflicted witi Rup;ure' may rely
uon the best instrumental aid the wOria affords IN ap
pca;inn At his oi-c Ncsey street, NcN York, or 10
either Il his agents IN the shei toms oil Inc
United States Patient. must b. careful TO eNarilne the
back pad Of DR.. fIuil's Truss % sec II they are t-
docse bv DR. Hall u None other are genuine
or 10 be reicd on a, good. Or HUI guarantees cufts to
,l otherwise healthy patients Nho cal NJ hi- oice Ter
treatment If the cure be- -sdca and permanent -
:, to preclude the nccc SHY # NCari-g am ua-s "-a
ever the money adyruced returned 90 The expiration
of the term specified FIR the Whatever progress the
Rapture may hsye made ,osard cradl-auon
competent Surgeon Of ycirs eNPerierce 30 iHs ~
Of Trussng Ruptures III constant et'cpdI-oo Al Or
uul's Fl &c.
Chdr-n under IL years universally csrcd aithout fur
ther expense th4a the OF ,ha rus. The rndeH
cure has under progressive Praencsi improve
mert for ~ years "a IN D. iul' tfss Ci
fee and brought stre OF uurlyaled peTiecn"n
nany reacherous agents have undertaken to .end INT
tsou- Of D.. Hul celebrated Hinge sni PIVOT Truss Ter
the easy and safe Of fuptur;s These sita
ton. cnno, DC relied onthey are made by un-Sllr sur
--ors and mechanics and better Than he ordinary
Trusscs of the market. The genuine have my fall nte
IN riiing. al I'm AMOS e. HULL "a W
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
I AGATE, rs Bowery.
AZ. .. II Gd,iLE.

= q = Y Y . IN =
ENLISTED FOR ] HE
WAR ,-SCRI6NER Ia up
head vet. Al his oil Head
Quarters, 81 GrsBd-street,
With one of the most ccn-
pieIe assortment of Boots
snd Shoes for the present
New-York tribune., 1841-12-10
A. F.o. IT3 2ssy sSTE4 - deoidedly me DC

10 70. iT4 B5s ssFE2 decidedly me DC
M estsbliehpent m New-fork 20 get bargains IN the
Il Boot and :noe line; you hive only To call 10 10
~ convinced. Ladies' Gentlemcls hissee, Boys and
Childrcrs Boots h.es and Cater all their variety al
t.y own manufacture snd warranted first prices
to suit the times. Likewise argn assortment! Of good
oountry work which Will .e sold very cse4p.
iy26m WILLIAM AGATE, rs Bowery