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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-14
AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY
.aNDREWrS AMERICAN LOCK.


ITO THE PUBLlC-$soo REWARO.-The late repeated
rumos and reports which have been wide and indus
trously that Andrews celebrated Combination
Lock had opened and which thus far have been
character plausby By which many upright
men deed give their sanction and counte
such reports The American Bank Leck
fore with The view Of sstns the auesti.n put the
Apdew Combin ,tion Locks upon iron safe enelosns
certified check for Five Hundred Dollars which amount shall
mi. ehseL s.rti;a ard drawn 70 hs order of 2
city Who rsans the key Of the Lock- and to whom reference
. made.
be saded bys fair and honorable test nons sthsi
By arts chicanery and rick (Which win Be exposed BE-
comes necessarily upon the ersduiity and e,ance me
the deeepos n: Ansrs.n BsoH tesh CSpsP y CON- en-:
bnst,ou lock heb has thus far withoos every :ns
has saved banks from rcbosry apa rsn m ao,
MT 49, ths;r Sssnsss being prevent ssetus bar
me Chest viii rsnan sxpceed In the ExchssSs Reading
RcoU for TIVE months from thia Ssis5, cvru = eurru
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MADAME RESTED.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Ofhce and fesideics i4s Gr.ouy
wich street (beween Cortlsndt and Liberty streets
where be consulted with the confidence
complaints incident to the female frame
Madame pestss experience and knowledge in the treat
men Of obstinate Of female rregusrty spage sup
&C. such to require put few days for certain
relief and perfect Ladies dsirng proper med
icaI attendance during confinement other ndtsosion,
will be accommodated during such time with priyats and
whose delicate health forbds rapid
Of family will be BY mail to Of the United Stass
Price package All Letters (post paid addrssasd to boz
sSs, n. Y. city, will be received.
Boston Ofice No = ESSEX st.
B-Maaame ResieH would inform ladies residing out al
the city whose health would not admit Of travelling that hs
woud devote personal attendance them para
ofthe United States within reasonable distance,
fa dGwlmF
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber having completed and in operation his
pose any a1, the Unsd to a'o
s s Inc safe s e AZ pn s e m Of tie
ope atien DIAL y,bewesn the hc'rs sdiI A. nj
power cotton ut T. le ass ' os
iwe, five pounds to the cyc foot
great cost ard at the ulice Of spnen The power
" pounds the Jbc sane tine Tie press Is
very simple in its truetioa not liable get repair
is perfectly porsbe and be sold at sss Tia one oarsS
s se sus Ss Is
Wall street between The h urs of1 and 2oock o g. W.
streets: Les!s post paid viii meet imSeiias s.ssion
ITRATE . ND PoUDRETTE-rh. Lodi Manufacturing
are daily preparing bo Ure md 20 ,rse The weather.
. Ssy s no p sv o The
and The Poudrsirs hey fsr is rrsisd than
they have ,- evidence farmers practical chemists to
il This npany alone make ur.e Tley have DIS dis
ds.as, although s,ssnsi!s Ts'y dS no. now
%ss q, RAW r
Sssss e% hard not :. % q r. any Ohsr
have determined make sce which the farmers and
have GnSbs ground % p Of and
T1nM.-Cash dtli;.ry for Psad % cent. bush.l
New 'e
viii four bushels hespd pretended BY
One of the great benz using these meaues the eco
pomy with which they eau be applied boy will do
ssy sa wG as wa Who i. .
tina bushs Of Poudrce squa to load of barn
be hid q Mr. Jseoha on .hs .seksn
49, ts New Letters by MAIL post PAID
Ss% III; Tf Se Sso OF
wishing &c S &. & Them may give
'N' '--' AN -' ,'-' ms imdaltws
TYR OLIVE. Of 1872 West Broadway, near Canal street.
IL n he NJ
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NR OLIVE Of is2 West Broadway ar Canal street.
- continues to the aggravated eases q one disease
falling Of palate, infection OF the whole system also
m.ca aes,i0n and DEBILITY produced BY the n.e Of bal
an. failure oder to rate The respectable
ference will be given il required.
NJ DR. OLIVE has bou.ht in Paris the patent right Of
the French Red Drops MUD and sac remedy Tor y gh
Price onep POLAR per bottle. Inn
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DENTTSTRY-

VTTM THORN, DENTIST, soaeis The stention OF those
w who Artificial Teeth, AMI those who require
the Teeth Knowing that there .sts in the
acid the Gold Plate In a CAFES that admit Of it. he
inserts to complete Set without using par
ticie o. metal of any description.
81 Chambers sfreet rslms
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-10
VOLUME XIII.
Il. ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor n Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
paid in adraace. THREE DOLLARS If not
Paid trithn three months. And THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS If not paid untii al.
tcr the expiration Of The year. No paper diseon.
tiHued until all arrendges are pad, excerpt at The
option Of The Editor
1dreuisements inserted al One Dollar per
square (lG lines or less, this sized fyPe) for he
.fst insertion, and 2j ceas for each continuance.
Court Advertisements and Sherifs' Sales cLarg
ed % per cent higher and deduction Of 33l
par cent. toiH be made from The regular prices for
ddrertisers By the year Advertisements inserted
monthly quarterly 81 per square for each time.
Semi monthly IS cents per square for each time.
AGENTS.
Col r. d. Cochran, MeckieaLug, n c.
CAas. W. Haris, NIL Grore, n {.
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Moilat's Life Pills ~ PhGniN
EbiftcrS.

- IL.
NilEoh inoucines are ,'iuoo'gI 'oi
10 'he'f 'l1u'est u,u .gI,c' "5 a,l,
rhylng Tue springs anu eN'uHo'I " .'.' a.'J ,bn
Ing them WIN renewed ''''c "'u ~ ,n;.
undonOlta 'aG' ,"a' Al W. t1,.y H. ,'or,,
history .hey hau rGse"uu NV, Soo,,;o
verge oil an untimely grave a'Sgi 'it uiG d
nostFums oil me cay PIcscf'oeI uy y
utterly uieu' ~ We'c cases '"e5 "'eI ,i,
ly secured tnat uhl,Cf' 'e''. %
Out wh'ch liT itseil IL pm' a. ,,,o4.
great Indeed hau ,''o,t o'.io'oy ,,'os'
that II was seaicoly nss .''a no" 49, ts,,IrT,' NJ;
VINO were u"loquu'N'.u "'s'i ,Js, ,,or or,,,,
Iosopn'c" pr'hcip.'s "iJ' nv, 'S
Pounueu' anu upon " Nv" WY '''N'',,'
THE PlluNlA BIZ IEitS are so Called De-
cause they possess the power OF restoring inc en-
piring Unsbcrs Of health, TO glowing Flgor thto
out the constitution, as the fhGnIN is sad TO be
restored TO life irou the ashes OF It's own dlssou-
tlon The PhdnN Biters are ehurely 'ege'ao'e,
composed of roots found only IN certain paris OF
the western country, which VIII lnialhoy cure
FEYERS AND AGUfS OF all kinds; Will never
fail to eradicate entirely all the effects oil dercu-
ry, infinitely sooner than the most powerful prep
araiions of Sarsaparilla, and will lmmedlaicly
cure the determination OF BLOOD ~ lhE
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New CO,'artiscrship
IN TIE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

FEvIIE Subscribers having formed copartner-
u ship Tor the purpose OF carrying On the lHi
lofnr Business in all its various branches IN Con-
cord N. c. under the firm of Price 4 McMTsteTs,
offer their services to the people of Cabarrus and
the public in general Their shopis the same oc.
cupicd by Mr.. Chas. N Price. They Halter them.
selves that they will be able to please all who may
favor them with call One of the firm having
been employed considerable portion OF ms time
MS a cutter in some of the most fashionable Estao-
lishments in the City Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance IN
relation to his business and the other having car.
ricd on a shop for considerable time IN Concord,
they arc sure that they can offer inducements to
the public in their business which they pledge TO
fulfil. Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted TO be supe-
rior in workmanship to any in The country. They
hope by punctuaty and strict attention 10 iheir
business to merit a share of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion to the times.
CHARLES N PRICE.
JOHN Il. McMASTERS.
Concord. Feb. |, 1912. 22u
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I. J. nOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, y. c.
SpOONER'S PATENT
ENG .WEDECENES

"A IL IL ltlC btst
"a and cheapest
family and gene
raj medicines IN
use. These med,
icincs are the re-
suit of a life OF
study and expert
ence ; the proprle.
tor warrants them
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DIG. MgJssEI'S
VI d = I g 7 nc q s 3
REST0RER OF The BLOOD,
IOR
CHRONIC IND OTHER DISEASES.
] OR

tHHbA!t iNb OiNIH DISEiSES,
ETT !lETHER produced by bile, phlcgm, from
Wv internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use Of ncr-
curry, calomel, bark, &c, or in females from the
change Of life, Us specified il the Pamphlet
ASItSyruLlrlc SrRrp-This medicine is in
all NcboTeal Disorders, u certain remedy.
ADlsslSN NhyruGr, in LIQUID and in paste
celebrated for lis speedy and perfect removal OF
Gcnorrlu4 and elect.
Com MlNE B,,sNN, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c
ARouNlc ENWArr llnimcnt for Indigestion,
Go'dncss 10 the stomach, Numbncss or Weakness
10 the limbs, Rheumatism, &c
DTrmFyr PovpER, lor Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c. which is to be
taaan in tie Rcstorer.
JAPAN OINTMENT, for pl"' - p;nuo-r, S,It
theun, Scaidncad, Eruptions of the skin, and foul
ulcers; Is 10 te applied besides the RestoIer'
UNyEasAL on STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, lntammatofy
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
DR. krn's AcuCsrlr Oh, for Deafness and all
other Auricuar Complaints, which IS to be used
together th the Restorcr
ISpr. kuhps Pamphlet "I'reatment,' &c,
entered according 10 Act Of Congress, contains
fall Directions for the use OF the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
] ~Pcrsons wishing to procure any Of the mcd
cinc9, will please direct their orders. with the a.
mount, post paid to DR.. kUtiL'S OFFICE
Raleigh, n, c., or Richmond, Va. or to ANY OF the
following Agents in North Carolina
b. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J.F& {. Phitcr, Concord.
jenkins & Eilas, Salisbury.
lIargravc, Gather 4 Co, Lexington
J. < Il. Sloan, Grcsnshorough.
NJ ] A. Drake, Ashborough.
{. {. Henderson, Lincolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ste,le, Cunning 4 Co., York e II.
Mcclure, Draw ey y Co., Chester {. H.
/ The continuation OF the lls1 Of Agents, see Dr.
+ Ks Pamphlet
I June IL, lef2 3et'
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to effect a cure, or the purchase money WI, be
returned by himself or travelling agent-ihey
comprise the Hygeian or Family Pill; the ny
geian Tonic, to restore the debllltatcd or broken
down constitution the Uterine Pill, to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar to women
and the Aguc Pill, to cure intermittent levers ana
agues. For further information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves Of the hygcist ana
Extra Hygost, furnished gratis at the proprietor
Office, No. ?, Astor House, New. York, aud ny all
his agents. These papers contain lniormauon
exceedingly interesting TO the sieh ana lnSa'lds
together with twenty.sy useful receipts ana
mass of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the llyselan Medi
cines are invaluable.
For sale by
THOS ]. HOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. l3, lSil.
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NOTICE.

II FOREWARN all persons from trading tor
Il Note, given by me 10 Gcorge Ctclnor' iof
about Ono Hundred and Twelve Dollars, payable
the Isl of January next, dated the ION oil 1uiy'
ls42,-i u word, it is the only note nave ou''
payublc TO man Of that name, lie resides near
Beatics Ford, Lincoln county, Nc ITcmof Is
requested to come and take the property ana ofihE
my note as the property bought was nnsouhu
and DO not Intend paying the same unless eou''
PEELED 10 do SO by law. .,.,,,,,,,,,.
Cartoons Store, S C., Aug, ID, lol2. 4eI
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HlMOTHY K. HUGHES having obtained
II the MANSION HOUSE for public accom-.
mudation informs his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he is now prepared 10 receive and enter
tain all who may favor him with their patronage.
Ills TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
ly supplied with every thing the country affords,
to please and satisfy the palate Of cplcure.
Ills BAR will be found furnished with a choice
selection OF Liquors. Wines and Cordiu.s, both
foreign and domestic
Ills STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hustlcrs and supplied with
abundant proyender.
n b. The Stage Office is kept at the Mansion
House.
CAatLotte. n G. Map @, lal2. Cm
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TIE WING ALMANAC
ANH
UNITED STATES REGlST T. K
FOR 1918,

wv III. be pabhshed, on Tuesday, September
w goth, and ready Tor delivery to order 1t
will contain
T. AN ALMANAC ron 1S43, full and complete
with oil the usual calculations, Nc &c, 49,,
>. TIE PRINCIPLES AND MEASl Rt,S OF
THE WINGS; a plain sud condensed state
mcnt of the points Of difference between the
eontending parties IN this country, embracing
an exposition aud defence OF the views OF the
Whigs-(orioinaF
a AN EXPOSITION ASn DEFENCE OF THE
PROTECTION OF HOME INDUSTRY,
showing its Policy, Necessity and Dement'S TO
the Laboring Men OF this Country, and how 1t
contributes To the Prosperity and Welfare ol
the People;
a. AIdFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glow
ing, written expressly for this work
.. OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORT |.
ANT III. EC HONS, in the several States anG
Counties of the Union, from 1886 downwards,
including especially the vote Of every state and
County in the Presidential contest OF lslO;
6. ANECDOTES, MlSCELLANlES, dc.-A
rrcat variety;
:. TIMES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS, IN oil
the Suites, the number Of Members oiCongrcSs
and Electors OF President to which each is entl'
/ tied &c. &c.
Z TIE WING ALMANAC win contain about
81 large and closely printed pages, on tine white
paper well printed, and stitched ia printed cover
II will be afforded Tor cash inhexihly at l25 cents
/ per single copy, 81 per dozrn, 81 so per hundred
| or Sos per thousand. Orders enclosing cash arr
respectfully solicited by
GREELY q McELRATH, PuJ!ishers.
Tribune Office, Aug 10, lS42.
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N. B. The subscriber hereby notifies all per
sons who have accounts on his books to close the
same, either by Cash or Note, as | am determln.
cd 10 close them otherwise unless this notice is
attended 10. I. N. fhICE'
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[ NUMBER Z.
MR.. CLAY's SPEECH.

And occurrences, on the delivery of an ADOLF
TON PETITION to him at Richmond, In
diana
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A Exccurlx of the last will and testament
IA of John Williamson, deceased, shall offer
for sale, on the 18Th day Of November next, on
tho premises, that valuable property situated on
McNlpin's Creek. inrmcrll knoMn as
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II. WATERMAN,
Commission Merchant.
GEORGETOWN, G.

a CONTINUES 10 transact the receiving and
= o f.-~stsa s.lfuar hitetHa4n arb y oa noftg.
raj agent, at hs old stand on the upper whafi ~
Georgetown. The harf Is spacious and a. con.
ycnistasans IN the State, for general shipping,
aud agency business. The sale Of his negroes
and other property at the sale dAy IN October Is
brought about. as he understands, al the instance
Of a single creditor Of his own 20 whom he Is IN.
1.blcd less than $1,000, and others named who
have claims ogainst him whcr ho has been wick
edly involved as security. lie will, through his
friends. retain as much Of the property advertised
as his Judgment, at the sale, wall Justify lie ~.
tends 10 pay ok his debts but those who tie up his
arms. will have 10 bde ticir day and be paid the
last The sale will be positive snd he invites Tue
competition necessary 10 put the property 10 It's
value.
Oct. 70, 1872. u
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GROCERIES,.

together with general assortment OF Fancy an
staple Goods, to which they respectfully inVi'
The attention Of the public.
Charlotte Oct. !, l-i2. 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-24
From the Portland Advertiser.


The Postmaster General has caused certain state
ments he published in reference to the disagreement
mail compensation between the Department and
the Western Railroad from Worcester to Albany.
He denies that he ever expressed the opinion that
the mails should be carried the same terms as
chandise. He states that this road is the only one in
New England with which the Department has failed
to secure satisfactory contract and that he has offered
TO pay the price in this in all the Others
but the company demand more than twice as much
he has also offered to pay 25 per cent than is
charged by the company to Harnden for the same &C
commodatlons.
Without further explanations, Mr. Wcklife would
seem to have put this company in the wrong
In this State all the railroad charters which were
granted in 1896 and thereabouts, contained provi-
SION for the adjustment of such differences about the
mails!by arbitrationif we recoect rightly Although
those charters have mostly expired, similar provision
will probably be adopted hereafter.
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those We're the only conservative principles the only
safeguards against the encroachmen of Federal pow
er, and The only preventives Of disunion. have
heard you contend strenuousy for strict construc-
ton OF the Constitution and have heard you inveigh
against that latitudnous construction which found in
the Constitution warrant and justification for the
doctrines of the Proclamation. Your opinions,
understood them, had less tendency to produce dis
solution of the Union than those commonly enter
tanned by the State rights politicians of Virginia, in
asmuch as they contained an additional protection
against Federal msrule, in substituting notification
for secession; or, in other words they provided
other remedy before recourse was had to secession
and disunion. You did press the opinion, in
the many excited and protracted discussions you held
IN my presence, that the time had arrived when the
Union should be dissolved; and | was with you at
Judge fuckers at the very time when the converse
ton between Mr.. Bolts and yourself is said to have
occurred.
deem 1t proper | of the students of
William and Mary College at the time adverted to,
to vndicate you from the charge of matchmaking
those students in the principles of disunion You of
ten held with them conversations both public and pri-
vate, and will venture to affirm that no one can be
found who will declare that he heard from you
aught which tended to dIsunion. With respect to the
charge that you in the habit of intoxicating dis
union doctrines in the city of Williamsburg. | have
only to say that, during residence of FIVE years in
that place, ] have before heard you charged
with any such thing and would be amazed if any
citizen of that place could be found to sustain the
charge In fine, have never heard you advocate or
recommend an unqualified dissolution of the Union,
and have before heard you charged by friend
or foe, with maintaining any such doctrines
am, sir, yours, respectfully,
w. W. CRUMP
Hon A UPsBUB
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RICHMOND, February IL, 1912.


Sir received your note this morning in which
you request me to say, in reference to the pending
issue between MIR. Bolts and yourself what opportu-
mites have had of knowing your opinions in regard
to the value Of our Union, and what understand
them to be-
AS to my opportunities, they have been numerous
for when you lived in Richmond you held the office
Of Commemorative Attorney, and l acted Ser
gean for the Hastings Court AS officers of the same
court, we were necessarily very often together. And
after you left Richmond and appointed Judge,
whenever your duty called you here, you in the
constant practice OF staying with my immediate neigh
Dor, your particular friend, Joseph Mayo, at whose
house very often visited you and frequently had the
pleasure of your company at my house.
AS TO your opinions as to the value of our Union "
that subject very often discussed by you and
others in my presence We differed in politics upon
all questions except State rights and in your algu-
mens upon that have often heard you 20 so far as
to say that than the South surrender her
rights submit to the abolition doctrine of the North
you would 90 for dissolution Of the Union, as much
you deprecated such event. In no discussion
the subject do recollect to have heard you advo.
cate dissolution of the States Internationally but
alternative have often heard you declare that
dear as the Union to you, you would sooner
dissolve it than surrender the rights of the States and
in that opinion we always agreed.
With due respect, yours,
w. d WREN.
Hon. A. z. UPsHUR.
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NEW METALLIC PENS.-W. FISCHER has
IN just received from the manufacturers, Messrs.
Josiah Hayden e. Co., 100 gross of their Metallic
PENS for the superiority of which the American In
stue, in New York, awarded gold medal.
The assortment comprises the following kinds =
Short Falcon Combination Barrel, Elongated Barrel
Pointed Fine Pointed Damascus Elongated Fine
Barrel, American Perryian, Double Patent Long Fal-
con, Combination and School Pen. For sale wholesale
and retail only Stationers Hail. the proprietor OF
which is agent for the manufacturers
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Hon. A. P. UpsHUR.
RICHMOND, Feb. 10. lS40


SIR: In conformity with the request conveyed by
your note of the 9Th instant proceed to state what
opportunity have had of ascertaning your opinions
with regard to the value of the Union, and what |
have always understood those opinions to be-
First, as to the opportunity have had of knowing
those opinions.
For several years of my collegiate life was mem
Der Of the family of Judge Beverly Tucker Professor
of Law in the College OF William and Mary Du-
ring the whole of this period you the presiding
Judge of the Circuit to which the city of Williams
burg belongs; and in your seminar visits to that
place. for the purpose of holding the courts, Judge
fuckers house was uniformly your home. There it
was that have heard you express yourself in the
fullest and most unreserved manner upon all the va
rious political questions Of the day; and have heard
you discuss with Judge Tucker the subject of State
and Federal relations repeatedly and warmly With
him, and in common with all the State rights men of
Virginia, have heard you lament the dangerous and
destructive course of policy pursued by the Federal
Government and predict the dissolution of the Union
as the inevitable consequence of that runous policy.
In advocating the peculiar doctrines which belong to
tho creed of notification, have heard you insist that
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DOUQUETS, CUT FLOWERS, and P LANTS
- Having now at the Greenhouse adjoining our
store extensive bloom of Csmeas and other choice
flowers, we will be prepared during the whole winter
and Flowering Plants for the balls and parties The
Public respectfully invited to call and examine the
house, which is open at all hours Of the day
Flowers, Plants, Bubous Roots, Flower Seeds,
Fruit and ornamental trees and Shrubbery, &c. pack
ed to 60 to any part of the county.
J. F. CALLAN & CO.,
Opposite the New General Post Office
feb eo3tif