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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-04-10
Youths Department,
I1TTIE MARGARE.r sN.TON.
CneeisdsS

t'nEsssde8
''f-srs. Mrs. Walters" cried tie Doctor ''brins
ths soTtss, Markets you can God, ard tel Betty to
have plsriy q water hot, quick gersk." Wis
#Ks~s ~crs now thoroughly sFoucf and al the usual
means fsr chsrtsldnx tho doshtrul spark OF eIi.-
tsues into Same were vigorow used. But after
mere thar On honTs tsl vritht ut any apparent
cess. Writer and ,bs DID hose keeper began 10
give W al hope and 10 vhisp-r - each other. "'TH
Of 80 use. Der spiri has beeu reavon long ago."
Even The doctor became anxe ss: when, snddenlyr 70
s5nsciHg hi'rsslf, he exclaimed, GLOW foolish not
% 6-ve lhgust' q tlgi he fste, James, come with
"-' rftssai.r 10y rS'srn,d bringing 4 small gal
vaAic apparatus The 6rst application Of this Won
Ssrfsl sld powerful agent cRUssd such a fearful
vulson Of limb. the terrified spectators could
refrain from initiating the action appearing il they
had received part OF The shock themselves. Soon
the whole body vvas affected with shuddering motion;
then--oh sight OF y!-the eyes slowly opened Civ
ing certain proof that the child spirit still remained
in the natural world. In another hour the little girl
was sufficiently recovered be able swallow some
warm milk and soon after this she fell into q sound
sleep.
Which Of the two felt the greatest JOY at the re-
suscitatoa OF the child, Doctor Forester or James
Winter, it is difficult say. Both Eel, fully rewar-
ded for their exerions but they expressed their feel
inss very differently
James ehpered about with great glee. calling upon
the old house-keeper to dance with him; in fact, he
almost crazy with JOY. A faint smile only glcam
ed the doctors pallid face; but this had not
been seen for many months. The kind hearted
young Winter, at his VISIT was not surprised to
find the lille girl restored to health, and rndian, with
childish beauty; bot he surprised to see how she
had snugy established herself in the lap of the poor
haf-crazy doctor; no contemplating the child $
lovely face, with expression in (which compassion
was strongly mingled with surprise at her perfect free
dom and untring vsiubiliiy. 'What name do you
mean to call her, sir''' al length cried James
''What do mean TO call her'' replied the doc
tor, starting, from trance: "'tis no concern Of
mine; you saved her from the waves and now she
is well, you must take her to your own house, and
give her what name you choose"
''Very well, sir. just as, you please. | am sure
mother win do her best 10Y the child; and as for a
name, what do you think Of Margaret seaton, a.
that was the OF the ship?" "a very good
nane,'' replied Mr. Forester; and the young man
took his leave, saying his mother would call the next
day. James met in the hall by Mrs. Walters
who begged to have few minutes conversation with
him-and said, "Mr. Winter, this will never do
ss child mnst never leave the house,
''But the doctor says she must''
"Weii, asver mind that, Jsmss: only You do as
ask--snd it is this: when you go home, do you get
your mother to send message, saying that she can
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DEA. JOHN woODs's ESTATE.

TNNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
H. Hon. Probate Court Cor the District of Caledo
MIA commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust
the claims and demands Of oil persons against the
Estate of
JOHN WOODS,
late Of Barnet, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented inso,cnt. and the term Of six months from
the 81 day Of March inst being allowed by s'd Court
to the creditors of said deceased exhibit sud prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice that
we will ettend to the duties of appointment OF
the dwelling of widow El!alhan Woods, in Barnet,
in said district, on Monday the Gath Of April and
on the 3si day of Angus; next at o'clock, after
noon, on each of said days
Barnet, March Is, \. ID. lsi3.
LEVI Il. PARKS c::
295w3 s. G, BRACKETT, 00"''''''
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Com w ay WI e a icines.

w L. KiDDER gives notice that ,l he l nn ~''
w o ceeded the late Il. Kidder IN The Pepa
ton Of the we'll known Conray Medicines "o
will hereafter give particular attention 10 Tue p
paraion of tho following articles, the long esnn
iished celebrity of which precudes the neces'y
of "a re publication of the numerous cerlhca'e'"
the hand Of the proprietor. ,,,,m
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC LLNLHh''h
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprans, NumoGe''
Chilblains, Stiffness in the joints, &c, WIN a"Tu
the most me expected and immediate rene ~ wv
most obstinate cases of Rheumatism ew"c
this article is openly recommended by rnysT I
The Liniment is done up in enlarged OO"'e'-
Price 81 9 cents. ....m
G TU;1asFDI ITCH OLNIMEN
Tho extensive sale and estab'lshe" 1'P" .""rs,
Dumfries Itch Ointment, encourages ."s dryoJ con-
to recommend il to The puniic with rene%tu n o
fidence, as tho most innocent and pc" cpr
for this annoying disease; it contains 10 T'''
or any other dangerous ingredient = o"a nt va"
applied ut all times with perfect safety i''
cents a Box.
REMEDY FOR THE PILES
The occurring testimony of relieved P'" "1%
from all quarters, testiiyng to the cures ,obss
the medicine alter all Others had Ial.eH' r rm ala
with the increasing demand for the aici' -" 'D mast
parts of the county, prove II TO ne o"e " com,
valuable specifics known ior this TROUBLESOME
plant. ~ II Clergy manp'aeS; - ,s4n
Boston, Feb u.s. '0fi
have made trial Of Dumirics i,e -. n ,mos
and found it produced salnlary iol,a'n' an efsc
| immediately, and confidently oshe, T dsGLains
tua remedy for that uncomfortable a,u ~, n recon-
complaint. Humanity has induced mS 60 shah
mend it 10 persons thus afflicted i anu is
coniinne 70 do. Yours respectfully eec,u.
The remedy consists of an O'0 nn . ceos when
ary. Price for both rs cents, oI3' o,on & am,
but one is wanted, accompanied w'I ,hs complaint
pie directions with description, o. IMP rT
DUyNFRIES EYE-N.:al L known gives
For sore or infamed eyes, noh'"s and 10 son'
such immed date and comfortable Insc,ed and Do
exceedingly bad cases the most uh'H Hss ofhjs bys
sirable relief has been found IN ,bs s nJ PersOn'
water. after other remedies haa Ju ,,,nn, hesitation
who have used it, pronounce 1t w,'n' or infaaH
the best preparation for sofe' W d c,sabOlls
'S' CURE FOR C0RN w.. most 81,
! ALBION CORN PLASIEE oreredthe reIa
and speedy cure for Corns yet dIscoao the CON
- Immediate. 1t dissolyes and reno ,n and xttoi
from The foot with ease and eapeans "r
tbe least main. Price 25 cents p"H nony each 4"
Full aud ample directions ac''"r
the articles. .,;cIes will be gi nL
me. unless signed w. l.: Ktdder , ~" Room, w.
wrapper. For sale at his o%" NJ efchanis Nov T
State Street, up Stairs S9tneT r. St. JohnsbnIy
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Stand of Stands.

WE old stand and the right stand where work
Il Will be done according to contract. Perhaps
work formerly carried on by James R. Ramsay
for making Sash, Blinds and Doors, has BEEN now
Is, and will hereafter be carried on in all Its brau>
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for good work at a reas.
enable price will please to call will not refer
my customers to the workman but to the Work
itself. "A large assortment Off by . sash on hand
Butternut and Cherry sash of any description or
Cherry Stiles and Rails with Mahogany filling
made per order.
will receive good work horse in exchange
for the above work, if presented soon.
JAMES RAMSAY,
St. Johnsbury, April IS, 1912 Sd7v1
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u Root g. s EaO " Business

H. Lyndon and it's vicinity that he has commenced
the
BOOT 81 g III ID H. Business
at the Corner, in the building formerly occupied BY
Charles Hill saddle and harness SHOP where he
intends carving on the above business in all its
rous branches.
Custom work done on short notice, and warranted;
also, KID SLIPS and WALKING SHOES manu-
featured to order He hopes by his experience IN the
business and promptncss in fulfilling his engagements
to merit share of public patronage.
NATHANIEL BROWN.
Jyrdop Feb ia ls43 29Olf
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Moral and Religious,
Y-DAY PIETY

There is generally more o' true piey exhibited In
faithful Observance Of the minor duties OF religion,
than 10 those that excite the notice sad applause Of
men. improper motives may prompt to pubic du-
tics whilo those duties which escape mems eyes and
nre intended only for Gods observation are not likely
long to be practsed by an unrenewed person
There was mere piety in the devotion Of Moo
demus, when he bowed alone beneath the Sg treo,
than in all the ostentntous prayers Of tho Phyuetero-
adorned Pharisees at the Of tho streets Inc
poor widow who modes,ly cast into the treasury her
hard earned mites gave greater evidence Of Pie'y'
than did the wealthy Jew, whose golden coins ratified
their own praise MS they fell into the chest Desire
Of appauso--pride Of consistency at censure
may prompt 10 external devotedness but only pie
ty toward God can lead persoverngy and ioyfuly to
tho closet-to the chamber Of affection and poverty
to the alleys and anos-in search OF opportunities 10
do good. The child is dutifuwh obeys his Fathers
requirements; bot that child exhibits mCre affection
who anticipates his Fathers requests in little matters,
who seeks opportunities to please and watches for
occasions to show his love. So general obedience
may warrant the belief that man is a christian; bat
he furnishes greater evidence Of love TO God whose
ru heart over looks no little thing that may please
him, or glorfy his name.
There was no Piety in Peters burst a. zeal when
he bowed Off the Of the High Priests servant; but
thoro in Mays quiet approach, when her rain
ing teara washed the Savicur's feet. martyrdom IT.
self is not strong evidence Ofirus religion as
carbohydrates Of injuries-Iove Of enemies
The transformations OF sanity -those that never
win public upPlause-that only ind place in the quiet
tenor Of ordinary life satisfactory proofs Of
the power Of godliness upon the heart than any OBJ
uitious of zeal spasmodie Staro Of DEVOTION
BJpfist Record
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The Morning and Evening Trains coOr., 70 w.,
the cars Of the Boston and Maine Railroad p. WHO
gers can be conveyed between Concord, M.O.r an'N
Nashua, Andover, Havclh, Exeter, Dave, 'T ps'
mouth, Portland. &c. 'O'"
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave r,...
and Boston daily, Sundays excepted The connoe
are prepared to transport Goods and COpr,,a l Dy
duce, which may be sent TO their Depot in Coo..,
and Boston. Rates through, LIST class sN ,v n'S
1000 pounds Live Stock, Carriages. Fn,;n'a
Slaves, Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber Shin T ;m%s'
and Granite at specific prices. Terms of Frpi,S% s''
Cash invariably on delivery of the Goods N
goods and merchandise will be o, the risk or Al.
owners while in the Company's Store House "'
by order of the Directors
275y2 ISAAC SPAULDING, Tre0,D,,,
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Concord Railroad
FALL AND WINTER ARRANcp,,n

fall AND WINTER ARRANGEMpvn
THIS Road will be opened to the DUn MMlNT,
porta'ion of passengers and mer cIOS lo' np.
s shrr Monday sept H. s4s Passenger ". %
Nashua and Lowell and Boston md ' I cars ii,
roads as follows, viz '' Lowell Rail-
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester con,.,
intermediate places at q NJ, III NJ p%VUd'nd
Leave Lowell at l.2 M, l2l.4pm& I.G4} iM
do Nashua LIAM, ll-2pmSSSSS%ara
~ 40 n manchester 10 Am, l.4rM&7ttrA
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua rom : Boston
Boston at 80 A M. 10 I.2AM& tOseI and
do Manchester l.2A M, lll.41MSs S'4n
DO Nashua LA NJ, 10 l.4AM&Sii4rM
DO Lowell 7l-4AM, | pMS '4P&
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from CoD,1
Way passengers taken and left at Ho"L SOa' %
Falls, Reeds Ferry, Thornton's, ami tho "' GOa'
ping places on the Nashua and Lowell and T'I p STOP
and Lowell Railroads. '"u Boston
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IRA LEAvEN's ESTATE.

UTE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct Of Orleans, commissioners to reeaive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of IRA LEAVENS. late Of Nor
gan, in said District deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thEreto: and six
months from the day Of the late heTef being allow
ed by said Court for that purpose, Tvs do therefore
hereby give notice, that ill attenR 10 the bust
of our appointment al the dividing of widow
Phsila Leavens, in Morgaa. in sad District. on
the third Tuesdays of May and August n0xt at o
O'Clock, A. NJ. on each of said days.
Dated. this 20 day OF February, A. ID. ls43.
CHARLES gINGSBU2Y,)
CYRUS HEMINGWAY, SComnissoDerA
SIMEON ALLBEE, 296w3
BLANKS Of almost every sort, FOR sale at the Cal
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MAxIMs. Truth may be exprsS'ed withou, art
or adecta,on; but lie stands in neel Of both
Good professors make good scholars, but it re-
quircs good mothers to make good Eaen.
Those that have heard from heaven cannot but
wish TO hear from thence, uglin and again to
meet with the name Of God.
We have not what we ask, when rsk we know
not what.
We ough, to take notice of our comforts. to keep
us from greving excessively for crosses for our
crosses deserve, bat our eomfnuI have for
rai,ej If We would keep tho balance beam, we
mast look at that which is FOR ~, NJ we'll as that
which ]. agans, Us, else Unjust to Providence
and unknd to ourselves.
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NOTICE =.
VH%H1S may certify that have this day given nv
~ son Nathaniel his time to transact business
for himself free from my control, and shall not
of his contracting after this date - :
EMERSON WRIGHT.
In presence OF us-Albert Rankin, H. Gates.
st. Johnsbury East Feb. 25, ls4s as4w2
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NOTICE,

VNNHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants OF
H. Lyndon and it's vicinity that he has commenced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
c,aS,, of The " Y. Tribune.
p,,r.,.,,u,. Dec. a.

PHILApELPHfA, DEC ~ IVA.
FRoM GIpnAL1.R-CRtw OF THE STEAMSHIP Nii'sou M
The bark Pons Capt Graham from Gbrsltar oe tt'h'
hound 10 New York arrived here this morning having oeeD
prevented from reaching your city consequence oi t
strong north aetiy wind which prevailed lo several
violent being utterly imPoss,bs for HIM TO reach Ne"
York The Pons has board thuy Of The ohicers aud
c.w with the m,teris Of the late Us steamship Missouri
Can't Newton Puser Price and thirteen remained at
Gibraltar. IN charge Of The wreck
Edward Nctiow.n-who distinguished himself a short
tame since Oh the floor Of the Fenns House o ke
,so,,ves of which NJ wa member from this County by
b5ip, Johp B. Bfatton Editor OF the State CAPITOL Ca
2stt-has received the appointment OF superintendent OF
the Powder Magazine on the Scuy kill near Graz Ferry,
from David r Porter.
Il is stated that Mr. Bob sr will to Philadelphia
on the 4lh OF next March, 70 practice law.
MoYa4rvsIyG TEMPERAScE H,LL-fendins The I'ots
IN August 1872, the lever section OF the CITY, uT Con
mssionels of Moyamensng passed resolution declaring
building occupied BY the coiorsd population as Temper,
4ncs H. IL Bedford-se.t nuisance aud hnaiIy CAUSED
10 be DESTROYED An brought during the past
week in the District Court damages which mas
resulted in verdict OF S575 favor of the plaintiffs three
colored men, Blass Banes and Nicholas II Be well to
add that only portion of the Commissioners arg nutcsd IN
the above
HEALTH or THE ClrY.-During the week ending on
Saturday deaths occurred the city and districts OF
which were from the Aims House, and peopte OF
color.
Matthias Rusk and Gilbert Freedland, the pr-esht.
er recety convicted in Montgomery County and sentenced
to several months imprisonment have been pardoet by Gov
Porter.
s1ocxs-Pennsylvana State SIS advanced in Stock
Market to-day J. selling the First Boad high as OF
State SIS taken 73 Tennessee Elves al eS PENN
syvanla Bank 225: Gicad y! United States at 81
Reading Railroad at2.
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ET We trust all our readers will consider the
vital truths so powerfully set forth in the Letter
OF CAsslUs Nj. Clay on our First Page. mr.
Clay is an ardent and energetic Wing, and Will
therefore be set down by the Political Abolition
lists as "Pro-Slavery but he is doing more
than they all are TO bring about the peaceful and
bencfcent extinction of Human Bondage, al.
though he does not ask any fst salary for his SER
vices to the cause as their great men are said to
do, their candidate fox President included. We
do hope MIR. Clay's burning appeal will be copied
and read through the Slave States He is him
self a Southern man, who has grown up amid
Slavery, and has clear hight to speak of its
evils and suggest remedies. VIII no, the South
hear and heed him
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THE PRESIDENTIAL, MESSAGE


As tie draws wear ici the Presidents message.
Each partisan venture It's tone TO pr sage:
One says twill ths democrats nightly tickle,
And nov down the Wings grain falls By the sckl-;
-Stath.r b-isTss that re wings il will tiater.
While AhIrd who precnds know Of the matter,
Declares II VIII strike az person plrty;
But b. soun', noncumEittal, Judclous aud hearty
Now OF these gu-ssers know Of the topics
he viii treat CT, than IN the tropics.
These subjects stale, and the reople don't II
They n-v- again hear o. Free Trade" or Tariff
Th-u let Is sugg esG the head Of the nation
i popular view. IN his next revelation,
OF some matter more worthy OF public attention,
Than the ciap-trep and usbelrs Of party dssenslon,
And the snbecta good oue-shal be you choose
Chapman strop sold in William street In2, sir.;
While OF Na'ionG! Shares We've had than sufficient
C Procrastina;ioa the thief OF time IA truth
Tenn important. aud yet how small the number who
act with and decision OF the most vital
importance When disease AIDES the physical frame,
should be lost procuring the rght MEDICINE at once
aud get cured without DELAY For chronic constitutional dis
the glands obstinate Cuaneous ErupoHs Ulcers, White
Sy7eluss. Enal and Pain Of the Bones and other
similar diseases SAHps's SARsAPARiLLA has been found
numerous 10 De efficient remedy operating mild
" and pleasantly the general system purifying and cleans
ing the vital fluids giving and energy the
TEN and mpartng stamina TO the Geblaied frame. Num-
bes who merely with view OF alternating their
suerugs have By using It short time 70 their infinite
pleasure and delight rapidly improved in health until has
become fully established.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expora-
tion,, BY A B. SANDS CO., pIugEists (GIante Build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

PRENluM R srRors fist premium of the Fair Of
the Institute hiss been awarded
Saunders for The invention Of he Metallic Tablet With four
sides-No side hayus the effect OF hone without using oil
or waller the tet sides for keeping the with fine
perfect order without having cutler barber
and certified By the most scientific gentlemen in this country
Is great ssbFi[y has caused counsrtss aud limitations
Perfect surface Of what called the Table, side the orglna,
being sT'oon and polished Mandatory l63 Broadway
where large Of Toilet articles of the hrs
u, can ,lNays be had.
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ID ED,


Monday Dec 4h. the residence of her Lorenzo
Moses 500 West 10th street. D.ah Moses eyed II years
The families aud friends Of her sons, Hoido, Lofea"
aud Orestes invited attend her funeral from f e
residence without farther invitation this day at o1oeh
4 NJ -
suddenly on Sunday evening" 81 inst, Jos lees aged %
HIS suii and those Of his o:othersn'aw, Austen roy
karl Vim 4 Bugs, respectfully invited ." 't'sl
hi, funeral cm !9S East Broadway, Tuesday, otiocA'
z. NJ
Ga Monday eth mt. of Group. George IIictoa son Of
Wac. HicEok, :, D a:sd II months.
Monday 4ti us,, III The Gary Of Btook'sn, after hnss'
Ing aess Hayaaush Am we Of the late David Anderson
Of that city, in the i5d year 9: her a.s sM
GA Sunday, 81 ms 81 lingering Hfss, MI f" s'''S'
Case. ag.d..0 y.crs. r-..,,,n,
o. Sturday ID n,t 4irsr very short finest Can.''a
last surviving taughsr d william. W C'@@e' sssa
and months, ,.shu,
O. saurtay evening 2ains, Edward Hart son OF '0''''
suddenly on SATURDAY. ID ,.at Edward Jackson on '''
Of YIN. c. Rns..l aged 20 months. e,.t
A. Oystslb,y Long Island the ls 'as', James pu ".,
IL, spet n wears for many years highly fespee'e w.
on hoard the s.rque Chester the port d Havana 1'su
Cbs of Thomss,nn, Me. aged - years At sea, on I'd
be same vessel Henry Horey seaman late OF oafque
sor, Of Boston. CO. r. Nor Dad after
,nssr;ng illness Zsdock n. Rocker, the sd yeaf o. u"
49,. formerly Of the city Of Hudson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

SoIREE MuslcALE,-Mrs. Page gives Soiree
Musicale at the Society Library this evening" on which oc.
Nh Bl,nkman the celebrated Tenor from the Phil
harmonic Society Philadelphia, will make his first appear
ance. SIR. {. NJ King preside at he piano
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u We expect late and important Foreign
News this morning by the steamship Acadia at
Boston. Ii its comes and ellsworth an Extra, we
shall issue one forthwith at any rate, it will be
given in full in our Evening paper Of the day it
aEives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

CONNECTICUT RIVER CLosEp.-The steamer
Globe, from New-YoEk FOX Hartford on Saturday night,
able up the Connecticut River beyond Mid
dstown The floating abundant and the I7er clos
rapidly She returned down the and reached this
city about Yesterday. y. H. Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

T The PRESIDENTS MEssAoE, with an ac-
count Of the Organization Of Congress, we conf
IDENTIFY look for this evening, SO as to appear IN
Tomorrow mornings paper
..Edi,o.s and Others desiring Extras will please give us
early notice 50 ta, may perfected be-
forshand.
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70 Roussel's Almond and Rose Shaving Cream. The
aI 81 a'f M 9 1T Inc t n
sd Pe:iumery Cosmetics, sc be had wholesale and retail
OF u SAUNDERS son, sole agents. at the Toilet Fur
uishiug Store 1853 Broadway. I56t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-05

q CHAPMAs5 Metallic Hone Razor Strop the best ar
Gle known Tor keeping order warranted please
The money returned The performing part of IS Srop
hs same IS 81 30. Made at l02 William street.
~ B. Old Sops AT Is 70 50 cents each Chap
man's improvement applied to Saunders, StIops.
d. 3sUd- LCHAPNiAN l02 William e.