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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25
Ncw.York and Erie Eriirend state

q Ncw-KOrE md ETC "a rttre"H St"tt
STOCK Notice hereby gwen that the New York and
Ere Ralr al Company will sell public auction at the
Merchants Exchange the city of New crk on Tues
iav the eth day Of J,uuary 1874 II o'clock 4; noon
uuder tho direction Of the ConPt'oller. Que Hundred
thousand Dollars of NewYork Stale Stock, bearing ~
trest al the Of per per annsu. from the
first dav OF Jsnuary. 1872 nclusycly payable qulrlety
On the first days of January April July aai October, be-
ing stock issued pursuance OF Chapter So OF the laws
Of said Sa,e of the year 1910 and rembursabe al the
pleasure OF the STATE any after the first day OF
Iauuary lSl2
The Merchants Bank. the city Of New York Is de-
rnaed the place tor the registry aud ausf.r OF SAID
stock aud wall be the place for the payment of interest
thereupon.
The stock will be sold certificates of thousand
dollars each aad the buyers will be requires pay he
amount Of their purchases respectively Immediately sfer
the sale WHOM transfers will BE- made accordingly
JAMES BOWEN, President.
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T. Fourteenth Wnrd-Pur..ant to resol

u Fourteenth Nnrd-PursIant to resolution
Of tic q smocratic Young Mems Gene. al Committee the
Democratic Wing Young Men Of the Four,ecnrh Ward
viii meet at the Broadway House, on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the Goth DccCmb inst at y O'Clock procl,ey
for the purpose Of cecup Five Delegates the d no
cratic Whig Young 2len's General Committee and 10
transact such otter business may he requisite
BY order of JOHN STEWART, Chairman.
CnAs. X. TAYLOR, Sec,v.
JonN CAxAvELLo, sec vs. d25 st
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i,.fE LADH'S WORLD OF IA NH-
/ lon, Office $ Bower The Lady's World OF Fash
gu; Montaly Mag. Of Choice American Litera-
ture. &c
Tho Latest Leudcn and Partisan Fashions in advance
uf Other Magazines.
,ourents Of the Jasuary Number Vol. |, No. /.
The Fashion. Illustrated To Mo!arle
The Lady Beatrice Story of Venice by sirs Mary
" Seenccr-ilu>uated.
Stanzas. by Mrs. Edward Thomas-Lines.
TIC Rich Wife, By Ellen a hton-Balad
The Young Minister by Emma ST Clair.
Gossip at Village Quilting, by Lydia j. Pier'on
The Fanys BriGal-Song OF the Hours
The Hour Of Perliby Perce II. Seon-sonret
Retrenchment-The Phantom Of Ligat.
T.c Drelry Earth-The Sister Ann.
The Widow Grave, b. Edward Wolf.
Prayer for an Absent Sister, by ID A. Bro~ne
The aoun AIN Slream--The German Rhine.
f N c | ! is a me u $.
The Lady Beatrice, engraved BY A Dick
The Fashions, figures, three full length and three
alt length figures.
Terrs-s2 90 per arHum advance, or loi cents sin
els number Pablis4ei Monthly, delivered 10 any pa';
If tBis cry and BROOKLYN aud sent by mali 10 all parts oil
The United tat,s and the Canadas by the publisher
da53,. ISRAEL POST. Is Bewery.
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II Office OF the london and simeric"n
PATENT ,NATER-PROOF CO.. 106 Fulton street,
where all garments aud evc.y description OF Cloth.
Leather SC arc made im~ervlous 20 wet, SO that the
weprer is secure from the effects ef rain snow or damp
while the appearance or of the articles Is not
chr ged and shs pores of the goods beng It'll oren per
.pira,ion will freely Paste may be had at the
oce prooing Boots. Shoes and Leather, which
adds TO the soitpc,s aud durability of the leather.
dc 2sYW&Slm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25
ITarCa AND WELRY for HOLY

WATCHES AND = WELRf for HOLl-
w DAY PRESENfS.-Ju,t received by the SUoecri-
ber some very Gold and Silver Lever, Aacsor Escape
Elent and Lepins Watches. Also few DIAMOND finh
md Rings and Cam>o Pms, for hides. Gold Chains Pen
c. &C. all OF ~aIch ne selling, a, ls. lover than al
ary other plsce IN the city. Colo 49, as Low as ~
10 $40 -ach Watcaes and JsEcfy exchanged or bought
All Watches vatraacdo keep good une or the money
returned. Watches and locks repaired in the best
n.uner at much less than the usual prices by one OF he
- ,ro-kn.n in the CITY. G. C. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Je~ery, wholesale and retail
ds imi. Ne. 30 Wall-st up stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

ia Temperance I1eciiDg viii he held Al The
Tom kins House No. ) Hall Place (rear of TonlPkips
ilrrb.t) on TUESDAY EVENING next. Dec. ash, at
o'clock whore ali tiPpcrs, venders aud the public in
general respectfully invited Addresses may be ex-
uac,cd from Wn-hIurtonIans. ga 3t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

sNuCKEED OYSTERS FOX CHRISTMAS
!: AND NEW YEAR'S-GkoRGE HOWELL, cor
ucr Bond and he BOwery, offers for sale Picked
Oysters OF very best quality IN quantles to sui Pur
chasers All Bond-strce and Waveey Place can testify
to the superior excellence of Georges o. sers GIVE hin
Ill. ,iy 40 w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

u Twelfth SSurd.-Tac Democratic Wings iof
the Twelfth Ward requested attend meeting To-
be held Earring ons, of l3-h aud 81
Monday next, the - Dee. appoiu;
Ward Committee for the ensuing year AID to select Del
gates to the General Committee.
CHARLES ~. GRAHAM, jr Chairman.
A II DOrGuTy Secretary ,251L
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SEEsGEs, sLEIGMs, sLEIGhs.--
- CRADLES, CRADLES Bays sIeiguS and Toy
Cradles toy Wagons, Burrows. large assortment OF
the above articles together with great variety 81 house
keeping Wood Ware, Hardware, Tin Ware and Wilow
Ware cheap 253 and 255 Greenwich street, by
w. n J. JAMESON.
dis 2wis one door north of Murray 1t.
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PrhIi, led This DAY.

Publirhed This Day,
u The Tcu commandments, SPlendidiy IL
Illustrated on Wood, by q. Butes, printed on large
Sheet id Colors. beautiful Christmes and New Years
Gift j. s. REDFiELD,
d24 ST Clinton Hall Bookstore.
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Josiah Richards. Auctionoer.
EE BANGS, RICHARDS & FEATT

assorted Sewing Silks.
Josiah Richards. Auctioneer.
SY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.
Store l96 Brcssns,
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 81.
Ax>u.Ls FINE BisLgs FANCY BouNp Bsoks.-A
s selected assornout of the above articles IN fresh and
logan, bindinys together with beautiful Albums Pcto,
raj EDITIONS OF standard authors anc choee selection OF
the uosi valuable standard work..
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec IS
At 81 o'clock. a, the Auction Roenl-
SrlExpIt LaSpoS Books AND ANSvALs'-An extensive
md rich selection CT the hnsst tnssh pupurAuooS W.
luciug ~ ses ant asserbage Of PICTURESQUE aud Illus
raed Books naay Of them the most costly WORKS eve,
imported into this couct-y ana bound IN he richest A1a
expensive styles OF Loudou binding Aso "a
of ricst recent and approved "ols
the departments OF the soreness ana s'eA
variety Of Miscellaneous Books IN every orauch oil gen.
.rai er,ture- ,.>
Also large variety Of the splendid Aanuas for $50
BIN ROYAL GVRLEy.
SroxE 1859 BaoApwAY-NEw-foRS LONG Room.
GAssNER s. YOUNG
OFFER FOR SALE. in the creates, variety, at lSz
~ Chatham. street, the following seasonable articles
Foreign Fruits,
Teas,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Wines,
Cordais.
Sperm ard Mould Candles,
Oils und Soap,
Havana Segars.
Preserves,
Saratoga Pavilion
Bird Seed, wafer
Mustard.
Cocoa aud Chocolate,
Cocoa Shells,
cheese,
Porter,
Cider.
Spices
Ca,sups aad SAUCES,
Sc. &C. Sc.
Al, Of which arc for sale low and will be delivered any
part oftte city free efexpense. d2s u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25
Gus rom HOUSE. IULLECToR'S OFFICE.
NEw-foRK. December 20, 1871.

Gus TOM HOUSE. tOLLEt1VK'S OF tTCE
Ngw-fosY, December 20, lSil.
II Noiice.--rhe Lght-Sbip stationed of strsiiord
Point will he taken port or shout the 25ih Decem
her instant, and remain during the running OF The lee
when she will her former station, Of which due
ao,icc will be gwen.
d2l lot EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
Il Medicines CT the Best tRnHlity-Approved
Popular Remedies, Lccchcs English aud French Perinm
cry Soaps Brushes, &c, for sale by
J. & !. CODDlNGTON, Druggists,
dl3 Inns 2s7 Hudson ST. corner OF Spring
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OVERCOATS AND CLOAKS.

At wYNAN,s ROOMS, 2a5 Broadway, up
4 stars large ss,ortnept Of superior ready made
Cloak and Winter Ffocks which will De soils
AZ reduced prices Al.e large assortment oiOvercoais
CloIn aud French fancy c.kIns, for pants which VIII
he made into Garments bargains Gentlemen are inv
ted 10 call ans stock Of Goods and style CT
Oyefccst. d-a tJiis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

.ioned by cold ind ,mmaou wh>p the ;eeth are not
leceyed. trial will establish the fact. sod by D.
caad. corner Broadway ami Chambers . Granite oad
ny; A. B. Sands Co, ~ Fulton st and n F'asS oa4
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Brig Juan De Cartaagsnia kellun, Machlas, viii
lgmhcr.
Schr President Moore. from Portland, with lumber.
Schr EA;crprze. Spaudms Thomssto.. with LINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

I OrT-yesterday morning. between l. en- O'clock
While going from the Union Bank TO the Clinton Bank,
and ,h-rce to the CITY Bnk. Bills OF the Union
Bank Any finding the and addressing kox ~
Upper Pos. Cicc where they be fouac VIII confer
.n nnnn lie GER ard be sultably arded DIS 3tls
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AUCTION ALE. 5
BY 9. DRAPER, Jr.

RY 9. DRAPER, Jr.
Sore 50 Wiiliam-street. corner of Pine-ssvee
WEDNESDAY, JAMS
Al ls O'clock at the Auction Room.
BY order OF Trustees for eash-lo packages hre ana
xra fine sheeiinss, some damaged; do thread.
AT PRIVATE SALE - esses Fancy French Style Csssi-
usreS-Vin, Oxford. Fancy Doe Skin, Cadet Mkt De
lenviIe co.. superior article.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Chns-Black Silk Hdkfs. DO.
assorted Sewing Silks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

nYsTE Rs-Mr. DAVID DECKER, Nc. 9 Ann 81.
~ bess inform his friends and customers to call and
save their orders for Picked Oysters for the Hoydays
good season. it takes time 10 prepare them d24 aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

TRAs.-Flne tuapo~der 1nc i"f'
G9'1 eR eTS SsI fnf HanlNTyaN CO. 70 sout't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25
G S. n ~ p aATLo'' secretaries.
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE.
AT THE GILMAN,

l49 Fulton-Street and II IN R-StreeE.
thus says the Editor OF the Planet:
GREE READiNG Room-WithOui doubt one Of the best
and ono Of the convenient places IN the CITY to ga
ther the news Of the daY Is the CliNGx Eating House
No Il Ana-streot running through 10 Fulton street. Al
this we'll conducted popular establishment there ~
tSentysix marble tables, with leading journal on each
table representing every State IN the Unon thus citi
zcns aud srasgers have the opportunity OF taking their
coffee &C. and reading the latest papers from all parts OF
the country OH the table. 1t strikes that this
raageRcn is superior anything attempted IN this
city and We have doubt will prove feature IN
this extensively patronzcd house of rercshmert Under
tho msnag ment of lis gcntciRsnly proprietor, the Gil
max we are pleased learn rapidly increasing IN pa
and popular favor and Ne doubt not VIII continue
To receive It's full share of public support. Step in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

u Sixteenth Wurd,-in pursuance OF call
made BY the General Commrltcc &C Democratic Wing
Young Men Of the City and County Of New York, The
Democratic Wing YoGng ilon of ths SiXtesnh Wafd
requested To- meet II II -ns. If l7h aud 6h
Tuesday evening ntAt, Dec . il, at "A O'Clock
FIR the purpose OF tecrinc Delegate the General
mttee of Democraic Wig Young Men Inc ousgias
year and also sSc other business may be
brought before them.
Addison Doushcrtv, William u. Adams,
a. Ii. Bradford jlnes hOfnLy.
John D. Cooper
d. Ii Il. - 4 Il
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"A CEsRIsTNIAs AND NEW YEARS

NGA CEsSEsTNIAs AND NEW YEARS
&SSZPRESENTS Bouquets for the Ladles
sSlSs There splendid bloom 81 Camelllas al
Nlbcs a.dsn, AID Harlem Bouquets made up II tae
most tasteful ard moderate prices supply
freb Gsrdel Seeds just reserved f'om London bros
Birds Seeds Cages Gold Fish Plants und Bulbs GLASSES
Of ard beau,ful p'tierns. Flower Pots and sases
very ornamental for windows aud fewer gardens, Fous
taas for coussrysores and gardens, forming the most
beautiful designs in by draucs.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO
~, N. nroprietor. NIBI.O & DUNLAP DIS
IOEEN 1icCAEE IL Cor INTELLIGENCE
u OFFICE, 90 Nassau-st.
Rgr.REScss Hon. NJ H. Grinnell, H. Brevoort Esq,
w Irving. Prof Reuwick. dl3 lm
TTYs0N,s INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
y No 5u0t Peal street, near Broadway. die Inns
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CssE GAygoGAnY YARD, y

N,TOYEs-sTOFES- IN want OF superior
= Cooking Stoves for either wood coal are requested
70 examine Mots These Stoves have been a"arde pr
MUM. a. every Far for several year.. This ccnoina
r,on the ony owe that obyiaes the great nuisance
m. .neI and stssn from the uteasi These are IN
que, tiora5y the b Cooking appsrau. IN use Stove
Ia operation at either sore. L. hot !,
26i Water Il and No. IS 6owery.
r. His Rirg Stoves for stores workshops. &c. Fave
eeH IN ue several years many tse without repairs
The principle OF l. SUCH that they ust be
,ore Juraoe and give heat than any other Stove
d23 lxis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

u Fourteenth ~ - meeting Of tic De
niocra1ic Wings oi tn. FJurt. Wa d. Central
Hail. Grand street. Tie evening Of Dec % i-i' John
Colv Charm and Ed ard 'i"u-n and Ioad l.. Ma
tn, Vicc Pfc-Iden sd Charles * Taylor and saIc H.
Brow, Secfe;-re. Tho uieei proceeded 10 ,Ilnalc
aud folio perso4s elected the WEE Gen
crul ComwItec
john csar;, John Colvin.
James Van Ordcp Mearcthon W. Whitman
and nauiel w Tow nscnJ.
The following CITIZENS were elected ns a Ward Com
nit ee for the ensuing year. with power to fill up
cieS occurring, viz:
Isl District. % District
l. r. Knspp Cha. X. Ta,lor
Samuel sherwood, john sneel,1er
Iaaqc Flyer, JJhn Hodgkin.
John I. Alien
Robert Craigbead, Jahn Martin,
Aaron G.. Barr, hos Fent"n,
I.aac II. Brown, John Cdnsveic,
Messrs. Taylor. Van Ordeu and Stewart
ton. appointed by the Chairman Committee, 20 re-
and deaf resoutons-and they reported Nh. follow
ipg, VIZ:
Resyiced That while the professions OF the Loco Foco
Party are Reform Rerencnmcni, Sc. their uuiforni
practice power. TO hcap HEAVIER burdens ON
the people and TO cUnnlve at nu cArafagant expenditure
for their pohcal ascendency.
Resoued That tho Wings Of the Fourteenth Wmd are
determined, he next Spring Campagn 10 support rs
Candidates the Common Council of the CITY such lcn
cny that they know will be IN % reducing tho
,ravagaut =, stem of outlay of the pahc and
who will honestly aud IL the removal OF all abuses and
practice steady system oil economy III me puelc OK
pGnditurc
Resoloed, That while with pleasure acknowledge
our thanks those Wing members of the last Congress
80 faithfully contcnded for the maintenance OF the
Wing principles, which nations voice had sanctioned :
more especially do admit our gratitude 10 be due TO
that noble patriot ard statesman, HENRY CLAY, who
never the dst of the political crgiversalon that so
characterized the session. swcrved from aS CONSISTENCY
or relaxed his efforts III their support.
The above Resolutions we're unanimously carried Al
So a motion for them 10 be published
JOHN COLNlN, Chairman.
CHAs. X. TAvLos. }socre,,ries. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

II a Regular Meeting Of the Frenklin Tenn
-rance Society will be held the Consisory Rooms OF
The North Dutch Church. OF Nassau and Anu SITS
TIL. Evening, half-past o'clock Editors. Publish
c-s Printer, and Bsokbinders, all attend as sevsral OF
the ns mbcrs will address the meeting. a2o It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

INRUIT BASKETS CUT GLASS
L &c for the HoIvd4ys.-A splendid sorine"- -
aud rich goods Is offered at o~ prices oy ,oo pvery
AEhhii - an a25 Graad-st-
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- Birth of hri-I-"unto Us Chi5 is bsrn,
SJr .i.eI &c.i so DiscOuf.os Will be delivered from
Hail. Isl Bov.ry, tnrd building north Of
.n.y st.eoi .rd o'clock p. A., this, Christina
Uy AID Will also be delivered from the text
u morrow Dec 20 It A. NJ, AND and P NJ. at the
IAN place At close Of tO-diy's services, new
o.icd bun containing the narri=ge ceremony. which
an be read may be- sccn. and Universal temperance
-ociey y.med lad alleviate the d,re,se. o,he
poor. de IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-25

ST. Enbbnt,. school seiebration.-0n Christ
ms At = o'clock p. NJ sabbath Schooi No. /! viii mold
annual anniversary at Thallan Hall No 400 Grand-s
Nariott OF interesting cXercset VIII he peii fmed by
The SCHOLARS, of adore Bible and lnisut
Class exercises. ana four Dialogues ,he following
-uhiec.s' sabbath BLESSING, Christianity cs nhiel-
w." Evil Speaking Of Others and Nautical TEN
pefance Dialogue" be spoken by scholars III the
Character u ior Books containing all the pieces 20
be sury AID ,poen, may be had at Mr. Wheeers Store.
6' Grand tcc al 10 cent, each, or at the 3oor IN the
afternoon ebra'iUn. As the admission II free.
collection will be tnk,H up assist III defains expenses
ard aid the school III supplying The destitute d2i u
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sale, nj the Stock Exchange, Dec. "a
:, .hsre. Harlem
Commercial and Money Matters.

second Board.
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Yeyv-York Cash Tailoring Establishment
E,,l.ar,-stran NJ Rrnaiu,ax

or THE LATEST FALL AND wtSrsS PATTERNS,
Cam b. found Ill tho
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Catsups aad Sauces,
Sc. &C. Sc.
All Of which for sale low, and will be delivered to any
part of tie city free efexpeuse. DIS il.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05
JOHN GUILTY

ID ESPECTgULBY informs the Master Tailors Of The
~ surrounding towns that he has lately rr,mNSi o,
Philadelphia and is The authorized agent Of Ward Ba,n
~ Ward, and also OF Francis Naham.
TERMS. instructions in the Art Of Garment Coiui
will he given by him aud the subsc ribeT will hc P
with set Of worn including scales, protracteT, dnn
with explanations and insfroctions Tor making up & &c
at ten dollar Tor the firs year and FIVE dollars per snns
for all succeeding year-, in advance.
The obec5o ihis work is to firm ,sh he trade wth
method Of measuring, drafting and cutting all Kind
garments IN the latest style. The iai1nr, whb tbeSK
ns may congratulate himself with the snlisfrp
idea OF being perfect master Of his busness and Jns'
taking up his shears with doubts and nrceraInty he
enrlessiy and with confidence III the result en ~ h
lines chak-d his cloth III accordance with TIE syEn
which accompanies each publication. The tailor Who's
business is not merely to make covering Tor mana"
but 10 give elegance and grace to costume should not M
Will he, spare l,ile expense and trouble to put hm"'
in possession Of that ledge ed with his bo''
which will enable hun TO compete with the m.i '
entc Of his competitors and give satisfaction 10 i Oh
toners
In regaid to this sy Cutting feel il to be ny
duty 10 say TO The Trade and TO the public generally h
the improvement of the protflcter system is without ~
doubt the best plan have used and snch re
ommend IT To all who wish to make good fits and cut '
ionabe garments have used almost every Rule iofts
ting garments that has used in The last II years nth
ofwhich are to be compared with these when pfooefl
understood.
The subscriber begs TO inform his friends and The Poot
that he continues TO carry on the tailoring bus'oe" o."
the Store Of Daniels n Bell III oil its various bnne"
lie haiters himself that from his long experience IN b
ness he will lie enabled to guarantee hands and is
ionable garments, equal to any coming from the city "
trusts that by his superior style Of Cutting and h' 'U
aiicDu 10 business he viii give general s1usis'li
aud expects TO receive portion Of that patronage Hho
discriminating public is ever known to bsstow
All kinds ofCU1TlNG done in first rate style and ~
I Ianted TO suit.
n. b. Orders from distance prompily attended 70.
3s--13 JDIIN at lily.
Rutland Sept 81, Isil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-10-05

Counterfeits. Beware of Imposition !!

Each genuine bottle is enclosed in blue PIPER, which
10 label sgRcd by Sampson Reed. NoSE OTHER
GENUINE.
lTThe outside yellow label will have, and after Dec
1882 addition that of sampson Reed, the signature OF
Nm John Cutler one of his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bsam
been the atemps introduce spurious articles which
partially assuming the Of the genuine, calculated
and deceive the public Among these mixtures
,he American Pulmonary Basam Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
samc Syrup, Pulmonary Bsam, Cartes Compound Pulmo-
nary Basam and others Purchasers should inquire for the
true article by its whole name1h Vegetable Pulmonary
Basa and that has the marks and signatures OF the
une.
Each bottle and seal stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
nPOne More Counterfeit besides The American Puimond
~ Balsa and others above alluded TO AN attempt has
been made deceive The public by spurious mixture called
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam sometimes signed Samuel Lee
said to lie prepared by unphnciped man N Bangor Me
The written in 10 resemble the genuine sigma
tue base attempt deceive the public and avoid the
punishment that awaits actual forgery
For sale by REED WING 81 CUTLER, (lato Lowe &
Reed wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye
stus No 81 Chatham Street boston, and by Druggists and
country generally in New England and the pn-
cpa places throughout the United States and British Provn
ces. Price 80 cents.
Sold in Rutland, by DANIELS g. BELL. lily