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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

Naral Cont ,Mriid-A Naval Court NIariiala h4
been for some time sitting in New York and has not yc,
adjourned, called 0r the purpose Of trying several oi
cerso the late Exploring Expedition. Passed Mid
stnpnan May, Lieut.. johnson. Surgeon Glllluu and
'hto'' f'hckhey have been successfully tried, char
scs prcicrrcdh by Capt Wilkes the commander of the ex
Icduon, and now, the Captain, in turn, is trial.
upon charges preferred by some of his officers OF those
'ftd Mldshpman May was sentenced to be rcprimand
ded, aud Ii johnson was acquitted The verdiels
Of the Court. ia the other cases. have not been made
known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

mof says iat the President required d peglan ol a.
saiay 10 be applied 10 the payment Of debt due by the
officer Ia the Presidents - Modern destnera-
cy is not more loreb, illustrated in any thing Than in
the selfish ambition and erovoing asaree ofour public
men They sacrifice every Thing Tor office. and seem to
desire ellice only ihalhcy may fill their purses without
labor Hence The facility with which opinions chang
cd aud principles ronounced-and hence also the detail
cas and rognerics that mark and disgrace age and
country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

- The Na1isoniau says, Mr.. Tyler sis not cau
didate ifr ihe Presidency but gracously announces
that "he will serve the people il the people call upon
him. We Fopose. therefore. thai public MEETINGS
be every where forthwith held, for the plrpose Of
Heiag this Charles City letl,Gpgor to consent AGAIN
TO have fortune bucled on his back - and S25 COO per
annuni I,u, into his fob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
LEWISmfRG CONVENTION

IEWlSBl RG CONNEN1lON.-Aller ADOPTING
the Report which we published last Thursday the onl,
business transacted, of any interest, the appoint
nenl oI the committees directed by the resolutions there
unto appendcd--to wit
Committee 10 prepare Memorial 10 lie Lcgfs'aiar,
-Mossrs Benjamin II Smith. David Mcl onas. Al
lea J. tapefiol, CHARLES A, Stuart. Samuel Price
VIM smith, and John Bowycr Calwell
enff"l Committee u Courpo ndcnce--M cssrs. Hen
ry Ershnc. Ballard Smith, Samuel Price, Joseph Al
defson, Charles l.. Mluchle, Edward u. Bailey, Sam
uel MeGinng, Allied Beckley, Aug. A. Chapman, 10
seph Oamron, John Mathews j. Il. Calwo. Flcn.ine
Il. Miller, james Wtlrow, and Patrick Belruc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

81 The Nndisonan says, Mr. 1'yer's "sympathics'
were always with the Dor party in Rhode Island.
That is the reason, suppose, tina, he refused to
ply with his constitutional duty to aid the regular gov
eminent of that State. the force Of which he admitted
Bat if Nh. Tyler is much favor Of universal sui,
irage. (includlng negroes) in Rhode Island, why
did he, in 1899. vote against the extension Of
the right cl suffrage, in the Virginia Convention p
Where were his ''sympahcs" then? His sympathics,
indeed, seem. like his conscience be yendibc con-
modtY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

The Ptospect.--The National lnteecncer Of Satur
day last niimars hope that Revenue bill will in some
shape be agreed upon before Congress dourns To the
same effect spea,s the Washington correspondent of the
Richmond Wing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

=. va ieei su.ao afN.e,, Ia eu,n uie,ir. TN
neghhnr mp street, who 81 loud IN condemlnng tn,
sourse OF the loco hoo' majority III the Icnntssee
Legislature. will approve I, condemn tho Aetious aud
revolutionary course Of his party IN Ohio. We pre-
sumo he viii "deiiue his position in his paper OF this
morning. Ignehblng Republican
'our neighhor. down street, is mistaken. We did
not condemn tho Of The loco loco majority Of the
Tennessee Legislature ut all. II was the minority Of
that body which we condemned, for ,hwartng the
sttuional action Of the majority aud thereby prevent
my the performance OF constitutional duty There are
several points of difference however, bcwccn the course
OF the loco lueo minority IN Tennessee and that II The
Wing minority IN oho.all in favor Of the latter Blu,
we do not deem necessary advert them, because
while we admit the strung proyocaou under which the
Ohio Wings acted yet they ought. lovers Of law aud
order su1ecdu temporary wrong, rather than 10 have
resurcd 10 such anarchea means to avert IT, II bearsor
great resemblance 10 Loco Focoism. suit our taste
The Whgs should mol only shun the bad examples oi
tlatpriy, but should avoid "all appoa rance of ima
thug them, however fasrnnt the Outrage attempted. un
der the forms Of law.
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THREE E7U1ss.sEs, s-EscsJNs

EEANE, bought and fairly tested the quality Of f.. p
selves ready TO recommend them to those who may be
in want of the article.
Don't pay for the Piano until you what il is, and
then you OF not being imposed upon. The Sub
scTiber offers his instruments upon tyiat.
E. r. NASH.
Seller Of Books and Pianos.
Petersburg, Va.
July 81 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
lNDiANA-Ihc last return 'front.' the election in this
State Is favorable. Parties are SAID To stand thus

NORTH CARoliNA.-Ile Loco Focos have a
uajrriy q Il cn joiIt lallo in the next Legislature
Nevertheless the State is decidedly Wig rs Is manifest
oythe vote for Governor in all tie counties but seven:
Fer Morchead (Whig) .553
For Henry (l-oeo) eo,sGG-i.4S7
III" seven counties to be heard from, two years ago
gave Morchcad majority of sol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

o. In reference to the recent deuia, by the Ken
lucky Gazette, olhe rumor, that Col. II. Nj. johnson
had declared that if lie not taken up fer the fnsl-
dency, lie should 90 for Henry Clay, Mr. John w
Hunt, of Lexington, respectable citizen, il is said
as the country contains, afrms that the Colonel did
make the declaration. in his presence The Colone Is
not eey scrupul9us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

.himd .Hhgnetisn.--AIr French of Petersburg. a
gentleman of the legal profession and an enthusiast on
the subject of Animal Magnetism is NOW lcctnrinp in
Norfolk. where the papers say he has been quite as sue
cessu IN removing the doubts Of unbelcvers as he had
been in Petersburg. He magncilzed a subject in room
some distance from that in which he HIMSELF
Mr.. Thcolhilus Fisk, OF Portsmouth, who had aconi-
red some noorley as a eoogan and politician has al
80 become Mesmersl; and the Norfolk Herald mentions
as striking proof Of the efficacy of the powered Magnet
ism, as medical agent that eminent physician fthat
borough who had been reduced by disease of the nervous
system 50 low rs 10 be unable to walk hundred wards
without assistance, thrown by Mr. Fisk into n mes
merle sleep for an hour and being awakened found
himself 81 far restored as 10 be able walk with the
elasticity and ease of one in perfect health,
Another ease Is mentioned by the Piisburp American
OF alrs frkson, respectable lady of that city, VIII had
been confined since May last at which time she lost her
Leg having been unable during that period to sit in
char moro than ten minutes at a time. She was mes
merlzed by DIR. Ewing, and kept in that state about two
honrs-and, awakening, she 50 far recovered as
month past been able 10 attend to her household duties
possessing strength, she thinks than before
she takensick.
These Northumberland facts cannot fail to remove
the incrcduiy of those who are always reluctant to be-
leve whatsoever IS not taught in their philosophy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
DsrPF!is,g FE0,ss.,,


bolonging To MIR. Nm Bailey and now occ,picd bv M,
Richard H. Ioler. II scopceded be one OF the hand
soonest situations In town. and the Lot is tasteully i'm
proved In addition 10 having on il all the necessary c.n
vcn'ehces-iee house, an excellent Well Garden &c.
,ofsonS WISHING 10 procure an excellent aud agreeable
Town residence, cannot su themselves better
Also. tho valuable .3CRE LOT, opposite the d wei
ing House enclosed aud in cultivation and having en-
excellent stable
And alan, the convenient HOUSE and LOT o.l.
Slss0n
The above property will be spld either together, OF
separately, d"d on accommodating Terms Issessio,f
VIII he given at the ond of the year. Mr. 'roer will
'ho" 'e property 10 any person DESTROYS Of seeing H.
aud all letters Ia the subscriber addressed Il, Irook Neal
Campbell couliy, viii be promptly attended TO-
PATRICK II. SCOTT.
INV 10 - !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

= The fhoRDAWAR is over at last. Gen.
Worth under date Of Aug. - officially tile
thorough pacifcation Of the territory" the various In
dian Chiefs now remaining there having met with him
in council and made the necessary arrangements for the
speedy removals Of thcir tribe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

Ithig Slate Coarcntion-'A llanovcran' in the
Richmond Wing. Referring 10 the diliercu, times and
places recommended for the Wing Convention. in this
State. by the recent meetings IN Amherst aud Hanover.
expresses his decided preference for the period designated
10y friends III Amhcrst-o vii. the 22d of February
ncNt. in the city OF Richmond In this Suggestion in
decd. there seems Ia be- general aequesccnee. Lei il
therefore be understood that the Wing Convention will
meet in Richmond on the da, named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

81. The \. Y Tribune states data paper was cir
cnlatcd through the Custom House Of HAT city appro-
wing the Ne'o, and every officer required sign il.
on pain OF expulsion Are flee holders the agents Of
the Pcope. the scr, OF the President? Even they
are the lacr, what pleasure afford that function
airy to behold certified approval Of his measures ca
tofcd from las siarcs2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
TO Country Merchants and
others.

w r. WILL give the highest market price in trade
w for Feathers, Tow and Flax Linen, Wool, Ba.
con, &c ROBES 4 BURTON.
June = ,s;e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

Q0'cim Froctnaatoa'--'rho NIadisonan says: ANY
subordinate officer under the President who will corri
butte To sustain any paper IN the habit Of abusing the
head Qf Tie n@ion, stopdb be dismissed from Office" Any
''suborlnatc officer under the President" who can be-
influenced by such annunciaton, precisely fit to be
the tail of sueha hcad' as John Tyler There is moth
ing ncaner, to which can compare him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

Gy- The vote at Nauvoo, the Mormon city in Hi
nos AT the recent election for Governor shows the ain
ity between Joe Smith disciples and Loco Focoisin-
The vote stood. For Ford Qoco) ,O37 for Duncan
(Whg) s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

c. The Legislature of New York re assembled n
ow days ao III extra session. for the purpose of district
M thai State, under the late ipporIoumonl law. We
ltnay not follow the example Of The Gerry nanders
ii obio. gust, aud fear not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
RICHMOND AXES.

nF BARNES s Co.'S make. For sale. for tho
~ manufacturers, at their Richmond prices, by
ii. b. RICHARDS.
Aug. 25 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
CANAL COMMUNICATION.


nN WEDNESDAY. the Sd instant, the commu-
" ncaton from Iynchburg to Richmond will he o.
pened as follows: The Stage will leave the former
place for the mouth OF Iye river from whence passen-
gers &c will be taken BY the Packet boats to Rich
mond.
BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Aug. ~ tsi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25


Il ha The Washington correspondent of the Rich
mond Wing thus takes oil Mr.. Gilmer: You may re-
member how, early In the session, Mr. Gllmer. among
Others refused 10 the nmittoe otFurogr Re
laiions with MIR. Adams alleging his Abolition notions,
and thai he could reconcile ii himself be associ
aied with him, even when the peculiar rights of the
South Were concerned Now, il seems Mr.. Gllmer
bear, IN order 10 guard the President, what he could
not, to secure and watch over Southern safety
o. Mr.. Gilmer in his Report, insists upon ii tina, 1t
is The duty ol the Whies lin Congress to impeach Mr.,
Tyler, if they believe that he has abused the powers
with which he is enrusted aud see, in debate,
HAT MI Wise, with his usual daling dedes Mr. Bolts
10 attempt 1t. How very brave these are But
they very well know tla the itry is packed they
would he less willing to arngn the eulpri. The yeri-
est villain nnhung might safely challenge trial, and
predicate an argument IN favor of innocence upon that
challenge, If he had frs, brbcd the Judge aud jury.
Mr. Tyler precisely in that medlcamcut guilty. but
protected By the peculiar organization olthe Cour!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

atioag 1at0 irgtaasa a. unexpected quarter =
The Richmond Enquirer urges Congress not to sena
rate without passing Tariff lawior this among other
wciehty reasons. 10 Wit: that although ..puods will
come cheaper 10 the consumer without tariff (which
we do net admit, that benefit viii he purchased ..at
fearful eost--tr. says the Enquirer "te lolnicc If
''hade is against ns-and. 10 pey .tor NAM If these
goods specie must Ie shipped he Rd,is pressed and
"ey again eiH press he people 4 second suspension
~W probably take place; and general distress perade
the community" This is precisely the argument of
these WHO have always urged a iartf. primarily for
revenue and incidentally for projections and We are GLAD
to that the Enquirer is converted 10 the true tb
ana admits that Pre- Trade would ruin tile country
The truth is, 1.-THE larh has always been political
iuabug: and we do not hesitate To express the opinion
that II there were now majority of Loco Foc,s in Con
gress with Nh Van Buren, in the Presidential chair
higher scale OF duties would have been a,lop,ed with
scarcely shadow of opposition than tina, contained in
the bill vetoed by John Tyler. The argument of the
Enquirer, have all along commended. sunanswera
Bile All VIC astonlshed is that any state of things
could have eStorcd such admission from its editor
Truth is mighty, and will prevail"
Hard Money Imes-Ihe New Orleans Picayune
states thai able hodcdnegro has been sold in that city,
abduction for 500 IN specie whoa short timea AGO would
have brought $1,000. These are the glorious .hard.
money times promised MS some years apo Are they
moi delightful Gold flowing up the Mississippi .
Is II 1t Is, Heaven knows. very little of ever
comes back again! And as Tor the farmers sous be-
tween the lnferslices Of whose green silk purses the
yellow boys were To gsten,-where are thcy2 Echo
answers s.tctefc?n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

W Al political meeting in New York, recently
Do''" ~ o'eVenson, notorious defalter, introduced
RESOLUTIONS denouncing the Wings for prohgacy corrup
"o'' waste OF the public money, &c. The Devil repro
ring sill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
Smiths Fools.

A GENERAL SUPPLY FOR SALE Low,
"A ii. b. RICHARDS.
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o. The Loco Focos making some fuss over a "
ler meeting recently held IN New York. This meeting
IS rdleuled by the New York papers Tho Courier
says thai 1000 WAS the maximum number present.
three.Iourths heng way hrers. and considerable por
ton consisugo female elite othe Five Points, The
oralors were all Loco foeosio wit, EN Alderman Sha
Ter. Mike Walsh, the commander of DORIS runaway
body guard and one .iipoH, an exoiliee holder Under
HE Van Buren, Dynasty who, says the y. Y. Amort
can "lrae to his name. indicated and sppauei the
iroason oi his present master, John Tyler The Amer
lean adds: ''Coneocted at the Pewter Mug low
tipping shop, the meeting altogether in keeping
both with lis place olorem, and with rylcrsm per Sc
Altogether II WAS MOST yIllanous collection principal
ly from the Five Pouls- especially the lelnales--tbe
most enthusiastic portion of the assombagc."
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Valuable Town Property for

VIE subscriber is authorized by the owner to sell
= on accommodating terms, tho eominodo,is anl
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1 dslcatiOu,

IHNlE next session of the subscribers School vilcom
menco on Monday the 5ai of September. at thsye6s
dence OF her father. NJ S.IIAIE
Aug. % St
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'scs'ew of the Lynchburx Markets,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02

Advocate ascertained the fact of the ensures and
interpretations being on particular page OF that
book.
The JupeE ADVOCATE replied, he would call the
person who gave him The information, II the counsel
for the accused would consent TO II
The Couri was cleared 10 consider the application
of Mr. Hamilton and on the opening OF tie doors,
the Judge Advocate announced that The our had
decided NOT TO admit the Journal in evidence, nss-
much az 4, different from the logbook, which 10
arecord OF all events andthat that parof The journal
Is not evidence that the entry was made that day
Twas stated that the evidence now closed on
both sides MIR Hamilton asked the Court TO allow
HIM until Tuesday TO prepare his defence, which
was granted, and the Court adjourned til Friday
morning al Id O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshoeier
SEPT. 1.-Honora Mnqpesrl u.s. John o. ouHeu--
Assaiut and Bottoy.-The plaintiff hired pan of
house in Laurens street belonging 10 defendant.
She was about ID remove, and words occurred as to
the rent, and the delivery OF The keys, which ended
IN regular row, lcausing murder 10 be called aud
the quiet citizens in the vicinity TO be greatly alarm
cd, &c. Mrs. Muqueen alleges that she vas as
sailed in most unbecoming manner; while he on
the other hand, contends that he was not near her,
having been pushed up in corner during the occur
renee by another woman, 4 friend OF Mrs Null
queens, and held so tight by her that although he
tried. hard he could MOI get away. The icry gave q
verdict for plaintiff Of $40
For plaintiff, Mr.. Dansher. For defendant, Mr.
Major.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING,

THE undersigned has o. gIes. expense of the
New York in which hundred persons sit down
10 an excellent and substantial breakfast dinner and tea from
celed either CARDS quality number Of dshesl By any
tel in the United States and varying prices from cents
one shilling and dish The purest Java snd
Mocka coffee and the very and served only
DENTS per cup And all other refreshments proportion The
waters unorny civil and polite and every may
Of feeling in this establishment quite cat home In
fact every Of the business under the
dene competent oyersec whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conyrns4cS Of customs and
gusas HENRY 0OsLfNG.
,fscpdcps ofib French and AmsHesn Es9qf Hgusf
Rd-oPsp Susdsys ioI breakfast Sss and jsso s~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02

COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
FOR The treatment and preservation OF Ha the only
niaibe preventative against badness and
for all diseases =? the SCALP sueh as naf pica ponics &C.
rared with by the inventor and proprietor himself
after study Of ten years during which his time has been al.
most Iclnsvey devoted to the perfection OF this
article for the benefit Of tie growth and beauty Of the Hair In
the time, intended for the purpose
have arisen md d d. while this ejoices rgor OF
manhoodand destn, live long fine head OF hair
duly priced cleanliness and beauty admired Let
who have these desires but give single and he has
fears for the result II snlv be known appe.
eated and when recated the prophet obtain
his reward from disco pabc asks not beorehe
is not afraid Of getting OF patience.
Nearly five HUNDRED certificates testify ing to its virtues
all for ich 1t intended be used from the
highly respectable individual. in yaop. the United
tor and manufacturer, No. Pine street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-02
THE oAP Ard pS SILEp Silk MASnfAcT SH sfN
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,

LUKE DAVIES * SON,
JOG William street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS will at all times find he most extensive
the United States OF the following articles. on
the mos, resouahle terms wholesale and retsil
CAPfor gentlemen youth and children Of velvet cloth.
rno silk glazed silk Sc &e. Full and trimmed with fur
and plain. Army and Navy officers dress and undress
STocgs of every style and quayof san bombaline
&C. made plain with bows, lies. Paris ties,
dress apron stocks, &c. &c.
The surEsoRITr OF frames is well known by the light
perfect fit and elasticity efevery stock.
SHIRTS OF all linen plain and ed plain and ed
with collars and sb nd Of the apr owed
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts OF all quail tiles.
LINEN collars and Of every style and quality oiled
silk white plaid and fancy Of manufacture. Ladies,
misses and CT idren's oiled silk aprons. 800
OILED silk, medicaed for the Of govt rheumatism, &c
JrrASEp leather linen and MUSLIN suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts, &c &c.
The above articles made under in the
best possible and Of such materials and workmanship
will be found on examiilation equaled by none.
To which added OF fancy articles OF
various qualities ana prices. :. .
Gloves supendeIs, CTayss. Sears umbrellas Handler
Chiefs Hosiery Crayat Stners OuardC Chains Under Gar
msnts Of every descrption and quality, Shaker Knit and
The the public generally invited the above
extensive OF goods of which OF own
importation and will be sold cannot a TO
JOHN NJ. DAVIES * JONES
ss1< Iak HAM ratn m
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INVENTION NO. 9.

The Of tine; g Esh
Hxs BYE
g ;ry hinE Of The Kind imported from he
color Of the hair and whisaer, beautiful dark brown or
aS '''o
ssSss 5 ds s s
s.nsa s al heinz obj yhS .sa b
Lame Leay Co.. House s. Bowsry corner WsSer
sst c,s and at the maHHe0y No. Pine street. New
suso Im.r GEORGE KENNEDY.
T and Agency Of the United States Patent Oikce No q
This has established Boston for the past ten
yean and are informed that all bu..e.: relative
sd % in sh sn az troubles
saved them Attendance here altogether s.ary
fs eH
respecting e. Of .abcSsi BY his a',s
extensive library books laws and mechanical
s,s.
Cd 10
The following extracted from letter.. Of the
q ~ P1 4 r Y n 1879 =
sn -; have to the Of the high respect
Of @ S Vi
with iss
much skin and great assiduity. Yours iesJectlny,--.
s:a ss ss'F nssP Ss~
az imsr
TRIAL OF BOOK SAT Es-.Ihr su0scriosr deems II nis
duty contradict report which has crcua ed
of WdeI Patent Samandsr Safes destroyed
late tests of Safes Coffee House Sp-as Psten,
Salamander Safe submitted article
newly introduced called the Improved Sslamander Safe
All attempts to improv upon Wilder's Genuine Pro-
perry Pfeserves have failed The has
been destroyed by fire. They have withood the
possible heat Tor eg, hours furnaces while safes Of other
makers have been destroyed b. The heat in less han
be the on Safe Store Of the subscrber-the
place the city where Wlder Patent Salamande Safe
be had made to order.