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nTCERTiFiCATE. m

THIS is In certify thai my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer gu her leg for Two years, with great
swelling from tho toes 10 the kboe, together with
painful different paris n The leg sad after
nse,ng various remedies, from dfsreni Phyklciana,
TO effect, Il was considered BIZ thofe that saw
her, that nothing short Of an amphtaiioa wauld
save the tile Of tho patient. | fortunately conn
mencsd usoing On. BANGS RENOvATING
MIXTURE, and BY a constant use OF II fpr iaur
or five weeks, together with Az ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, To my great 10Y, wss
restored 10 perfect health. which size has oontn.
ned to oojoy for eighteen months past
(s'gaddd) FRANCIS WELSH.
stunbrd.e, q. c. March q,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
UNADULTERATED TORYISM

The Montreal Herald declares that, the
radical doctrine that "pnwrr is held Ia trust
for Ir good of the people, whose duty aud
interest il is ta see That IL is exercised. so
- Ia advance the greatest good oi the
greatest number" is demoraiizing, dem.
ocratie and iyrannieaily in!oieran!.
Do Mr. Weir give w an other lullaby
fnr The rriIc royal princess" cause you're
n real buster al that a;r business.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
IMPORTANT NEWS.

II appears by HE late English papers,
that The tnya baby has bumped lis roya
nose against The royal cradle, which made
quite a stir in the royal palacc. The
Queen ran into the royal nursery and
anxinuSly enqnrcd if "the heSsrd lcetr
taIln was much hnrl" while "my albert
cursed the " squalIing BRAT"
Poor ihinnl How II did Crv!!
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03

In noticing The call fur meeting Of the
Citizens "l Franklin County, To take into
consideration the affairs ol the country.
The Editor of the Clinton County " hig
very pertInentIy remarks.
"ln country like ours, where the Peo-
pie afr sovereign, IL brl,noves these snvrripn ms
+" assemble on nil mnnlrni,ius occ asians, iu
declare, NOT only io our delegates aud our
magistrates but To the whole world, what
The irellncs 81 this people are, whenever
their tights ar their honor are assailrd.
We trust that The bright example set 10
HE iIecnneG of this country, by our ratri.
mlc nrlghbofs, will he responded to bv
every lover %: Liberty IN the nation. Let
the potentaits aui ass2ots of The earth
know that WE are masters here, aud they
viii be mosr caulinus how they insult US
or .rrspaSs nn nur rights. Knowing this
We say, they will he more CAUTIOUS, and
our 'iigniIird and high mindrd dcmranor
vii, more than any thing else, prevent US
being forced Ia the I" last resnii."
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
REMOVAL.

THNHE ,ubsorib informs his fends and the
ii public in general hat he has removed his
shop IN his dwelling hoHs. in BIoad-way No. /,
where he is ready to meet all calls
y. d. Cutting At short notice fer eash. ard
none need apply without the PAY, except those
having yearly deal.
gwanfoe Dee 22d 1910 81
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03

The following Resolution passed by the
ci,izrns of Batavia, al a meeIing recently
held in that viriniiy ." tske into consider
arian the Caroline sGsir, is very pertinent
aai ds$s honor 10 The niaj that originated
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District of Grand lie orable Pro-


District of Grand lie orabe Pro-
bate Court fnr the District IF Grand Isle.
1'u all persons Interested in the estate OF
JoHs MILLER, late Uf Alburgh, deceased
interstate -
WHEREAs application has been made To
said Court by james Wrsigeworih, Ad-
administrator of said estate Ia have The time
allowed by said Conr: for the payment OF
the debts uf SAID estate extended one year
from the time originally allowed by said
Court. Therefore ynn are hereby ndIfitti
Ia appcar before said Court I" he holden al
NV dwelling house in North Hero, on the
aO,h day of March 1871, and show cause.
ii any YOU have, why The time should NOT
he extended as aforesaid.
And the administrator will cause the
fnreenins order 10 be published IN the
- North Amsriesn," paper pTinird at
Swaniob, in Franklin County. ihree wrecks
successivrly, she last Of which 10 be pre-
yiovs IN the said eoih day nj March next.
Given under nv hand al Mouth Hero,
hi. iIth dsy of Frhrnsrv, A. ID. i94l.
JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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GrEAr NEws.-rhe Cobure u. c. }
Star brings us The following inteIlige ce ex-
traordinary:
A day o.! reckoning isdrawing nigh. From
the csmnne ncrurent al our troubles IN 1887
we plainly iorcsaw that no confidence could
hr placed in either lheAmcrlcan government
or American people. The one thought they
saw IN that disturbance a prelude 10 'hr
destruction ol monarchy on the Western
Continent, & the other ploaiet on The pros.
pee, il hrl lnurth ot plundcr The event
vii! Justify our opinion--rIiher Monarch
ial or republican institutions must cease t"
exist o. this continent, Tor they cannot long
continue in juxta position without clash.
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10 .inoihtr Certificate. "a

This is tn certify, Thar since November 1893, I
have been afflicted with disease IN my hands,
which was swelling ard ushness, breaking oat
ia sores, aud feycrish affection, Together with
seroinlous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning of the
taich Factory IN Tbs place asi yeaF. | have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different remedies. which gave me 10 relief.
was advised 10 Try DR., Bangs Renorafing
Nurture. went Ia The Doctor aud procured
number of bottles OF his medicine, and have been
ussg il Tor about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my bands are about well, the swellIns
under my cars has nearly all disappeared, aud /
am confident 10 q short time shall cbiov perfect
health. ] believe this medicine TO be powerful
and valuable remedy ia all diseases of The blnod.
from lie wonderful effect !, has had on NE
wish TO state lhat ! CONNIE ccd taking Two
tea.spoonfn <, and increased the dose 10 d able
spoonful. wihou, any bad eirecr, white Others who
have been using II, understand, cannot take syss
wo toa-sp0optuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
llichgatc, March 2lih. 1870
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03

'"' '"r 'o'cr that SANCTIONED Ihe saur.
u this Government would only ar, IN ,h-
ha'irf seeofdiag 10 the si,irit II this tea
""'on, NC teiiesc that John Bal wasid
''nn haul in l's horns OF &c, them knocked
oil roo, and branch.
Rcsolsrd, That The eout.r ~ GtrA,
bfhA'" IN TIE Negotiations between that
COUNTRY aud tbs, 80 telstiun ~ The dr,iruc.
ii"n "I the Sirsnbnsi Cafaline and ,br
murder al az American cilizrn, ss well as
upon other vitality imfnnani qucsiions b.
tween llr two Countries. has evinerd. IN
oa' rN'in'sii"n, on The part NJ the Bfiilsh
Government, IN almnst total disregard at
our rights a. a Nation, combined with ab.
sufdny, I'll Temper, bad fsill, and insornr-,
without apatallrl IN the annals Of DIPLOMACY.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03
OUR FRIENDLY NElGHBoRs.

4 letter from Montreal has been received
IN town from source entitled IN i'm
pIici: confidence, states that the CoIoniul
authorities are having The eng Ine materials
&c. Tor steam ship prepared in that city.
They are Ia be brought Ia ST. Johns IN
readiness Ia he put upon 1.-the Chanplain
nj The opening at navigation. The imlof
II niian wc understand has been forwarded
Ia Washington. Burlington Sen.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY COURT, ,
SEPTEMBER. Term, AID. 1870 (

/ SEPTEMBER ERIN, Al. IS4O \
Al''"r w. '""'A'' Wa ca.rn.s i a c.is.
| Htram Hows. Wells Manor IN The
! Sarah, NJ Hone Province Of Lower
I Ssadjah =. Phctps y Canada. at The MAY
| Darid Nniksr, Term Of SAID Court
/ $50, commenced his action against Abram Howe
/ OF l,eekmanown in he County Of Clinton and
! Slale f New York, Sarah NJ. Howe his wife.
! lsenalsh :. Phelps and DAVID Walker of Alburxh.
! IN the County Oi Grand Isle and Stale Of Yer.
mont, therein declared against The sand Defen.
Janis, thai 10 the said plaintiff The said D,Gen.
dants render the seizure & pcac lrposs.s.s,on or
certain tracts 81 FaiceIs of land vHh The appurt.
nanccs lying and being IN Albrah aforesaid and
described as follows, to wit, one piece Of land and
buildings thereon containing the dwelling H.uSo
occupied by Benalah :. Phelps, bounded ON N.
North aud East by tic Highway, on the South and
West by he lands Of John Alagowen containing
about one half acre Of land, also another trsct al
land about thirty acres. bounded on the Seuib he
The public highway and the lands az Isaac Letting.
well, Solomon J. Davis, & Henry b. Mot. on he
West by lands tf the said Henry u. Nor, Frede.
rick Hazea, Sarah NJ. Howe, Henry Is. Greies.
David Walker, Hannah lionsinger and the iIish
way. and on the North by lands of said Hannah
Honslngrr and lands occupied by William lion,
singer, aud on the East By The lands Of Rober,
Ransom and Solomon J. DAVIS, oG which tracts or
parcels Of land The said Plaintiff on the 18Th day Of
April 1910 was well seized and possessed IN his
own right IN fee and so continued thereof nossc.
yed until! thet0th dag OF April 1870 whon the
said Defendants without law right ihereinto en-.
tered and elected, expelled and amovcd the said
Plaintiff iherefrom, and ever since hath and sill
doth keep out The said Plauiff, taking the whole
profits TO themselves.
Which said cause was entered on The docket q
said Court a; the May Term thereof tsa0. & the
Defendant, Abram Il"we, being cat Of his Siat,.
the cause continued 10 The present Sept.ml,,,
term Of said Court 1910. Aud il not beins mat,
10 appear to said Cont, the said How. has II, 4
personal notice ofthe pendeney of this suit il is ~
dered by said Court thar notice be given by pul
fishing Inc substance Of the Plaintiff declaration
three weeks excessively in the "Nor;h Am,r.
can newspaper printed al S~aaton in the Conn
~ Of Franklin, The last of which 10 be four week
before the nest stated term OF saia Court uh 4.
shall be deemed sufficient notice 10 the said Hou.
appear and answer thereto
Dated at North iIcro. 10 the County of Gran
Isle, this 22d day OF October. AID. 1910,
JOEL ALLEN CLERK.
HARRINGTON
w iiP }A"ornits.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03

MIR. COTE wishing to close has bSslatsson
NBIhe FIRST day Of April psI'. boti6es those
dsb'ed 10 him 10 come fsr~ard immediately and
settle ihsir secoant,. and ihsse 10 whom be ns
be indebted rsqsss,ed 10 pFssSs, sksir dsnssss
syainn him.
Swastss. JsB. 0. lSsl.
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DIR. HATCH,

pEAvING removed from lIighgale 10 S"anton
II e. Falls. IA the house lalelv occupied by DR..
Cote, would respectfully inform the iuhab,
tans that he is in readiness 10 attend TO calls IN
the line Of his profession.
Swantou, Feb. II. 1871.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.

UvHoMAS wsb>tsr has on hand about co
N tons Of best selected Plaster. nov grinding
Al his Mil, those who wish - purchase will do
yell 10 call and eranins before buying eise~b here
Swanton. Dee. II, 1910 3i-3I
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DISSOLUTION.

TrNHE psr'nefship ssistiss nndsr the firm . +
M KANE & DUNEIkG. Of S~sntsr .,
this day dissolved by mutual ceaseni Tho "a
Of 'hs Company ara 10 be bqnid.ed b, The ns-
dersigned Aad eli demands Of the firm mist %
promptly paid 10 ne.
HUGH DUEgIvC.
Svanion. 22d Nov. 1910. 1913.
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THNiiE ss'bseribef has girsn BIS sss William u.
IL dorHI bis time, eufiag The remainder ofAis
minority. aud he woHid ns'ify sll Concerned, 6 "a,
be all clam rome II the SAID wm n. Moriix's
eafuiaFs. hsf ray ssy esb,s Of bns esnrsei o.
sfsf ihss esle.
JOIN NoRITZ
Brbsus. 7fsA (sg.. Isto. lsa
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We understand that il is 10 contemplation
hy ia. Government tn fr-ofganisc The
Battalion at Montreal LIGHT infantry. un-
der The command III Lieut.. Colonel Holmes
Fhis looks like nm appearance nf approach.
ing ho.tiltirs between Great Britain aud
The Uriird Slairs, and also is strong mp
poval n( the efficiency oi The battalion
wIrr unGer orders during ihe two irbeIlous
Montreal Herald.
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lsws "srr his case - uagsrslsanshir--
THAT he osRhi not "a have bora Bdmistrd
Ia hsii--snd that We highly srrfovr the
spirited and patriotic canduet of our leHuw
citizens ii LsTkpati. "a reference ia The
aiirmfi 10 ahisls his frlaSr. Bot 81 the
same time wr wish Mcleod a lair and 4,
partial trial. snd whrIhrf hr - acquitted ~
enHV ir,r,, we deem IL incumbent ut'on opr
eoswinnent 10 srek trdrrss from Eng 10 nd
Tor tic outrage al SchuioGsrf with Sigar
and resolution.
Resolved. That we do nat urge vpon
auf government the Adoption ri measures
the danger al which we afr NOT prepared
tn share--ihat we pledge ourselves ia the
cause If nnf country. as well IN peril ~ IN
safety and that we shall frssfd no sacri-
flee ~ personal comfon. nr property. or -.
ven If lie iIs-lf, i''o great tor good crizrn.
Ia make, ia deirnrr al lhc public liberties
and lhc nslinnal right
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-03

VA lithEAs AlLeri
w Chapman Of Cald.
wells Manor 10 The
Province Of Lower
Canada. at the MAY
Term Of SAID Court
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plscoyERy Isl AGRIcrLrrRE.

10 the I'd iVrs Ot the Tribune:
observe in the Tribune of the 22d ult an arti-
Gle from Paris paper entitled IN important
discovery IN agriculture. Ii this is Il discovery
IN France, the fact is renarkable as it is and al
ways has been well knswn fact among our farm
ers that the leaves of trees and perishng vegeta-
bles on land constitute the manure which the laws
OF nature have provided for sustaining fertility. So
true Is this, that when | was a boy and Young
man, before the revolution, (for was bred fsrm.
er,) 1t was customary for farmers TO let their land
he untitled tor one, or more years for the purpose
of being enriched BY the growth OF grass and weeds
This was the great defect in farming the cu:iya-
tors relying wholly this natsral manure, without
any rotation of crops. Before the Revelation
never knew an instance, in my native village, of an
ai,empt,o fertiize aad by green crops or rotation
At this day, there are districts of land, within nv
observation, which are year after year. sowed with
rye, without any manure, except the stubble OF the
former crop. In many places this stubble is suit
cient 10 keep the land in good heart for rye for any
period a. pleasure.
The experiments, stated in the article above
named, are not II exact accordance with the prac-
ice OF our farmers, but all depending on the same
principle.
have never seen experiment made by pla-
cls grain under straw upon glass but it is not an
uncommon practice for farmers TO spread straw
upon grass land FOR manure.
Whether straw upon the surface will produce
more effect than when covered with earth. il prac
ucal question but see farmers covering the seed
OF potatoes with straw, and blowing i, in with 4
shallow furrowslice. n. WEBSTER.
70 We too were q bred in the Country and
have sense knowledge of farming. We were rather
favorably struck with the e discovery in agricul-
ture, to which our learned correspondent alludes,
and are also inclined somewhat to his opinion that
the principle is not entirely ner. We think we
can give stronger instance of its practical utility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-24

than either the French writer or eur Correspond
ent, but we only vouchfor its truth far having
heard it when boy from the lips OF respectable
farmer who resided on the banks OF the Susqre-
hama. The statement was this: a portion OF his
farm was bare rock which, II view OF the small
amount OF labor bestowed upon ii, he made the
most productive. In the spring of the year ne
laid down or planted his potatoes on the rock, and
covering them over with straw. paid no more At
tention 10 then. until fall, when he merely r.ked
of the dry straw and exposed most abundant
crop of the finest quality The advantages Of This
method OF raising potatoes are:
l. No ploughing.
>, No hoeing.
g. No digging-ths rake only being required
4, They are perfectly dry.
), They are perfectly clean.
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R1CAUs's PATENT
NM "a Q = = X = q Z "
| lE([()R yI()IB.

This constructed OF the best quality Of Rusis
sheet IRON upon tho cylindrical prn-he furnace or fire
chamber occupii ng part OF the centre cylinder, to
which is attached an amosph, Rarecr upon each side
OF tabular form and lined throughout. TIE heat thai'
created chamber passes between the Innings OF the
rarcers (or they called into the base
al the bottom, and Of continually rasning
through the t,bcs which left open ut each eud for
that purpose great amount of rarehcd or
into the apartment, Tho purity and sotness of the
air in a heated by this Stove peculiar and
narkabc, the heat beng dlu-ed from great extent
sGrace moderately hea'cd The heated air entering the
wings sides Of the stove. descends and spreads
the entire surface of the base the bottom keeping he
colder portion of the the floor IN cons amt cir
culntOuin the meantime preserving II entirely from
taminaton rendering is stove perfectly safe aud agree
able for apartments Of inv"ds sleeping rooms &c Anc
rs this the oly stove has the radiator hollow
base combined. the public respectfully invited call
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere Manuiac
tured by & +. BACkUS, 81 BOwrry. New York. where
can be number Of rccommendati gen.
tlerlrn who have m.ct iese stoves. NIB I'm
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DATANa N.aEI..oA.. 90. a.AgIa.,-

s1A'EGr Gssr. rssG<ss. ga. s.Auas-
q CHEMICAL Oil-BURNISG FLUID-Tbe sub
scribcr invite the Of the pnb!lc 10 his
stock Of GREENpUGH'S PArENT LAMPS" which
from their beauty and superior qles ere destined 10
scpersede all other USE The oil which IL burned
Ia them Is chemical preparation very clean in It's proper
ties and gives very briaa, and economical gnt The
huInng fi1d Is portable light, free from all smoke
mel, grsase, and will neither soil nor .taio common
iIps can Dc altered al trng expense To burn the
mud ne subscriber l. ksdiy permitted to refer TO some
:" : W hcss respectable families. VINO using the
afucie. j. &. HOOKER, 4s6 Broadway
between Grand and Broere
N There is no danger Of explosion in etaer Que Of
tlese aFtces.
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81 SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
TT
D @ = e Pm GILL OFT,

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
'hUTi9N.-The high character Of these Pers has in
aueed me attempt the part Of several dsrePutablc
makers 10 practice raud only upon NJ elliott, but
aso upon tee public An inferior article bearing the mis-
spelled narae, thus Cabot omtlng final Is nov IN
me market 1t readily be- detected by its unfinished
appearance and the very coninon sy which put up
Obserrt, the genuine Pen ~ marked IN NIL" 10
sePh Gotfs Patent" or JoTeph elliott. warranted
and tnas each gross bears fac sms of HE sgrstare as
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SILVER MEDAL AWARDED.
[ENG,H PATENC HElE-


N CEAlR-l5il-ls nov offered, much improved
Will rock OF Itself. VIII please even an infant
VIII give perfect Win co1fort the aged.
W,iiEot get Of order. VIII p:oye family comfort
Is THIS sufficient. In sickness or in health.
Rock, rock il Kings chair there's a charE IN II,
That soo,hes all the of suffering huIra nity
Tell of the plearure there Is IN The use of II,
Rocking frsey-of ease the reality.
The regulating ofthis Chair makes effect equal
distinct and separate chairs consequently pur
chaser of Kings Self-Rocker BUYS the CHEAPEST as
vel as the easiest and best rocker in the market.
N.B-The rockers of this chair presea: obstruction
neither DO they the carpet.
Always hand tho following patent Chairs, all war
rauiel &c. out of order
REVOLVING CHAIRS, RECUNRENT CHAIRS.
RECUHBGNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS. WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS
OFFICE CHAIRS, With great variety, all Hade for
especial and comfort Ali kinds Of chairs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively 10 the ma
nufaciure OF chairs u. w. KING,
Psieu, Chair Maker No. IA Broadway
Olaf New York. between Grand & Rrooms st
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5 7 O Y E S
DTCKLTN,s PaTENT RAILWAY


d COOKING STOVE, for wood or coal was introduces
INTO this city the sprinc OF lSs snc7 ~aeh ns me
ale in This CITY AMI cl,eWhere has heen very great II
advastzss nos; ctbeT Stoves IN tse
siz. of the oven, which capable Of bSng SIX i'Fsr
loayes OF bread the best win as te isei a
in as short time i. any oisr Stove. BY SIMPLE move
,nent OF tins Stove the o may be oved IL inches carer
TO ~ farther from the thereby increasing or aniH
sizing the heat The Stove has boiler holes sud e
capable doing much work any other ever offered
&c the Public.
general assortment Of Stoves, Hollow Ware, stove
Pine &c &c. constantly or hard
ri # f. WICKES, 23l Wa,er-street-
AIR TICfsT aEpVE~-Wc again call tho
a attention Of the Fuho this most invaluable article
Tbo. m sut of Stoves would 10 well to 'ol at the ad
hi, one ms all others n the market They
% ,,,c h, lit;le fuel wsst supplying bat ia tven
t. four hours free rora DUST and d'' ana are recon-
mended by the drst physicians N the couAtry.
TAev create Wholesome atmosphere ard ere by tar
the bes, stoves o- nysds introduced For sae 10
sn, quantity and furnished to any styie Oh "nis
a, PSI Wst-r-sueet and III Bo~ery' :, ,,,crp
nc n i. '. pn1 -
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aaAr Y o COIIE

and coming yoa and prices that defy
all comp utos. Ladies have Cater. thar ca ~ be heat
In Pnce or quality CENT? nea have Boots and Shoes for
on OF all knd- and .uted al classes and all pur,es
Boots for Firemen, Milk Fen, WatetmeG-evsrybodv; =
and ne7eris!ling supply of Boys, Misses and Child
ens Boots aad shoes and twenty per cent :be cheapa-
n the city Just come End see. at SCRIBNER'S 33i
'fand- street Lhe second store east OF Is ex Market
81 lien hear from my customers that they
told by OH the trade ina, buy all nv work and q,
not Manufacture IL; and ,h,t the reason Why /. sl
cheaper than Others Now here comes poker for those
maj tell what t7cy know to b. false. -h ~aser $1,000
@th any one that sage paid money J0urneymen
loF the last hive yesrs for work done under my
mediate direction ana control Than any other retailer Of
bee" and Shoes IN the city, than any Grand
rI5 I'm
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> For the relief Of Nervous Affections and Dvsns;
This Cordial peculiarly adapted to rei. We th,s. d;
tressiDg complaints. Acting . tonic by .rrspp,ben;,
the digestive II re-torss IN due e healthy appetite
inVirnrsies The Ind-eaar system assipaies low snri
and meaaesoj ee'ates the mind and on the re,,', ~
health AM strength which has invariably followed II,
renders the yaletndinarian happy and conteot.d Es
Iorola i pleasant 10 the taste agreeable Ia
the .meil aud does not interfere with regrlsr dia,
mas beea highly appreciated by the female .sy VIC b.s
generally ioaad sacs benefit from Sold ubo..s,le a,J
retail 4; NO lOs Faitonst and at No 2lG Bowerv p-cs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-24

- y~<.--s - FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
S-Ea.-=7 'CALDNELL'S, WEST POlNT&CoLD
SPRINGS. Tho steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER Captain Robert Wardrop, Will leave the foot oil
Warren-sirect Nowf.rk, every Monday Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon AZ o'clock.
Re,uruing the HIGHLANDER will icayo Newburgh
every Monday morning al 9 o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon o'clock
For freight or passage, spply tho Captain board
B-A baggage. and freight OF every description, and
bills, OF specie put board this boat mus; be at tho lss
OF tue owneTe thereof unless bill o ladns receipts
.,cu.6 for me SAME jy9