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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

The inhabitants OF Iowa territory, at a re.
cent election held for that purpose, decided
by large majority, TO call convention TO
form constitution for state government.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

Mr. NJ p Willis bassiust returned from
~, 80 be has been 10 attend the
rnns.ai ar liz mother. She was woman
~ ~ 49, - mind add high moral qualities,
~ ,.o,s5;nped by her son. Affections,
g." I'D never come single. Ii is but n
Csy davs since he buried beautiful sister.
-.Sun. Mer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

The Washington Globe and the Demo
cratic Review arc out in favor of the annex
alton of Texas.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

A bill has been introduced in Congress
from the committee on commerce. making
an appropriation1or the construction ola light
house at Little Fort, Illinois.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

Mr.. SIoLEs Sir, | observe that you fire.
quently speak of the faults of Mr.. Clay Tor
endcavor to make them appear like flults)
without giving him credit for any good qua
lilies which he may possess. From this cir
cumstancc | am led to bclivc that you arc
opposed to his being elected President of
the United States, and by the same mode of
reasoning conclude that you wish Mr., Van
Buren, may be elected in his stead. Now as
have anticipated your views, and not know
ing that the qualities or qualifications of Mr..
Van Buren, will compare, or that they are any
way equal to the qualifications of Mr.. Clay
TO fill that high station, although Mr.. Van
Buren, has been President four years, and
not having seen or heard of any thing or act
of his, during that time, before or since,
which proves to me that he ought again TO be
elected. Therefore, will you be so good as
to give me some information upon this sub
jcct, by pointing out his good qualities and
qualifications in that clear and distinct man
ncr that | with my dull comprehension may
understand them, And obligc
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30
4 SUBSCRIBER.

1t will afford us great pleasure TO comply
with the request of subscriber, ana if we
give our reasons for preferring Mr.. Van Blu
rem to Mr.. Clay, we presume it VIII be all
he desires
In the first place then, we prefer Van BIZ
rem TO Clay, because he is the advocate and
supporter of the democratic principle in OPP
position 10 the wing principle, sustained by
Clay. The Democratic principle, in our OPP
non has in is results all that is good for
the well-being of the great mass; the wing
principle, in our opinion, has in its results
the opposite; concentrates all the wealth and
intelligence, and consequently power, in the
country, into the hands of few, making the
mass dependant upon them and subscrvicnt
to them, and etfectually preventing the mass
from attaining the social position TO which they
as human beings, are entitled. These be-
ing our honest opinions, "A Subscriber will
readily perceive that we have the highest
motives for advocating the claims of Van Bu-
reni preference TO those of Clay. So much
on that head; and nov with regard TO the
moral qualities which should distinguish the
head of great nation, a nation which in our
opinion, can exist only by righteousness.
We prefer Van Buren, 10 Clay because he
is not, and never has been gambler.
Because he is not, nor never has been a
duelst or murderer of his fellow men.
Because We would not have il said in ASCOT
by the world, that the head of this nation o.
freeman, holos 90 human beings in bondage
with power 10 sell them if he chooses.
Because we do not wish to see the high
est office in the world, made the gift of the
jugglery aud moun,ebank. now practising b,
Clay and under his direction and sanction
1t is well known that he:is and has been fol
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

The New York Herald, abiding to the
position of the great men, Oh the anucxa-
ton question says: awe have thus at this
moment the interesting spectacle of two
presidential campaigns conducted simulta-
neously-thc one by Clay and Van Buren,
for the Presidency, and the other by Cal
houn and Webster for the succession in
1918"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

as we'll as best boats, in the Buffalo end Chi
cago trade. She was the first boat on the
upper lakes this season, and arrived at ou
port on her second trip, on Saturday evening
last.
Her gentlemanIy commander. Capt. VIII
kins, will please accept our thanks for late
Now York and Buliale papers. Such favors
are always highly acceptable.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-04-30

The editor of the n. Y. Evening Post,
and other prominent Democrats in \. York,
arc out against the annexation of Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WashlngtOn.
Correspondence Of the Herald
WAsurNnroN March N

WASHINGTON, March 10, I8A
The Senate discussed the Fox and Wisconsin
River Bill to-day until its adjournment. As far as
can ascertain the bill appears to be good one
enough, although Spectators will undoubtedly take
great advantage oft. The Territory of Wisconsin
lies directly north Of llinois-washed on the east
by the waters of lake Michigan and Green Bay,
into which last runs the Fox river in northerly
direction The Wisconsin river in an oppo-
site or south westerly direction, and empties
into the Mississippi river. The waters Of the
two rivers approach SO nearly TO each other,
that a canal of a mile in length will connect
hem-and thus connect the waters of the
great lakes and the Erie canal with those Of
the Mississippi river, New Orleans and New York /,
by internal waters. An inspection OF a map will
best illustrate the advantages of the proposed bill
to Improve the waters of these rivers and construct
The canal. The bill does not appear to be OF por
litlcal character
There Is no news yet from Calhoun, and variety
OF opinions are expressed about him-some hoping
one way, and some another, and each prophe-
sying according to his own fancy. All equ' lily
wise in the premises.
The elections IN all parts of the Union are aow
watched with great anxiety by both political parties
From this time all eyes looking forward to the
great conventional crisis in May next. SB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

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and soSseso Par cargo had BEEN saved IN dam
as ss s,is snd taken into Nassau Va a..
Mobile vsv valuable cargo Of dry goods &c. which
Of S:r 2 j.a. ss A.; nsnss
s a; % E ssSs
which 90. III with ease
and h Sas injury .aS 70 ay II:
into port X. that ssSsr.d
S:fs fEg s s
hnesLsd of and udse9n broken has deem
S'o. % q: ASa been :sinfs snd
Brig Nys srom Port Leon had s.eh.,ssd her sS ssTf0
s Week ~'aa Do hove out and '' Tor N'~ On '''
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f.s r. sss Nov a vi .;se:
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s.. S.s; s: ss R
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900 100 hals ifsptd sh 81 WHY, Is Henry
LIZ LIZ, BeH9 81 1900 wh t ,s June 2. 100
N. isis S,S s%i!s SS liss :r t.sd
ou $40 .p SO repdl Ohio Smith, Nant 1000 sp loh Mar
ai PsqheSn Borden Fsl River 1850 VIII Ed is.Seih
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jsSS 81 sss .S c
NeS.k. Psadletop, I'm NV Coast. ts.t Lahaina in
i si,S wv Coast
Joseph from London for Cape Town. lat 25 s. Ion IS W.
John Kimbaii (cannot tell where whittier bound)
Feb q, lat &c 81 lou 7a-w,hrd to be reported.
Cambridge, for Baltimore 18th inst
MAs.l.. In port N:-sayco,,. J.nnin, for United
S1e kSs lI H. ss% s Ss last fin rah
ss esT Ts s
n. GsssDs jsr ssn port Sea Bird Burr. for NYort
st - .sf:; s:: s. Wallis. for
Home Ports
March i-sd George Chase BS.soa;' Ken.
PorT.McyTH, March esld, Nestor, Moses, Mobile,
p ia aIsnb.m es s S Ga
Ss;s j
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Ga Hss,i.oia Mss's csiea,;.; s!es phia: o.
sss 70 stdSss ntdrsfsss
sa.z r.; Dusk. sally Bumphey rhiladslphia Ccmpl.-
New HAyEs' March ,!-A AT Brick Reeves, Philad
sspeese, Post Baltimore; Mary. Bray, do
Isaac :e @ Syis ksir as'aafHS
eS. 'sa sssS.s
John, NJ Thorn Bennett Fall River; AxandeT Parker
ork James Hand, Gaskl do Brown, Cesey. Troy, do;
me @ as g. S1S sSHs9i r's'sas
Wiliam,ton. NC. 18th. Flora Mupsad, (Nor) Newport
Wales 90 days. in tow of steamer Star with rail road for
York put in in distress with loss of sails rigging spars &C.
AID leay She reored yesterday Br baque Flora
also Good Hope Fielding Boston; Flor del Mar Knner
Porfmouth; pilot boat Herald fin cruise Charlotte (Bm
In bAmore went to sea yesterday moraing In Hampton
Roads YIN Alea. Spauldng, Ponce PR; Nova Scotia, Pat
terson Bermnda Orleans smith NOrleaAs Cid larry Not
Mcint,rs, West Indies; Grfon, Blake. Sicily
Bake Cardenas; Abigail Brainerd Norhoort for New
Orleans CD, Mo9ument Vin'ng, Cuba.
CHARLEsToN, Mach PAR. Harriet & Jessie Copnor N
Isve srovi..ss- Or, hugnsiipe. wcIcspe Daily
Sherwood NYcr Excellent, Davis, do Harriet Swift Bos
ton; VIM Russell. Kean, northern port
SAVANNAH March l2Cld Emerald Leighton ST joins
Joha Num- Watt LverpoOl-Arr, (sw) Fama, Patterson
York
New ORLEANS. March 7-Cid, Edinburgh (Br) Lawron
Livsrpoo Proyncies, (Brl William. do-Arr Ocmulgee
Pet. NICK; pia Hayward Boston; Robert Morris,
biaep Phia'; FNlay, Paterson Liverpoo Hf mer Watts
Jamaica; Hope HOwss Shaw, Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

REGULATE YOUR BAKERS BILLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened at No. "a Nassau
street, for the sale Of his tins Wheat Rye and Corn bread
dwellings with Bread, Pies and Tea Cakes.
Citizens generally will lind this desirable place for lunch
fine favored HOT Coffee three Pies OF all kinds
plate; Cakes Sandw, ches, &C., &c
All articles made under his personal supervision and
ket offers. JNO. l. HALEY
tnsa --~~----~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
| A GRAND EXHIBITION
~ the effects PR uced by inhaing i'rcus Oxide
| EXHLLARAIING OR LAUGHING GAS,

~ the effects prc uced by inhang Ni,rcus Oxide. or
EXLfILARATING OR LAUGHING GAS,
will be ri IN The
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
TUE s ny EPENTN MARC CHI 10.
SsVENTY-FoUR GALLONs OF GAS
will be ide that all in tn audience who wish hive
opportunity to take II
thirty YOUNG MEN
have volunteered to take the Gas that be de-
Law there should be hesitation among the audience
to come forward
TWO GAS BAGS
viii be used that he effects have upon
person. another bag be ready for the nsxt,
TWELVE STOUT MEN
engaged stand the which i'll be erected for
the to prevent those who take the Gas while under
its influence, from njuri Themselves or others
is desired hat person will present himself 'ske the
Gas, VIII, believes that he will fight when under its aueace
TO tet the purity and safety uf the Cas- Mr. Cotton who
make IL, will be the first TO take il.
gyLades and those who accompany them will take seats
in the Gallery.
70 Doors oren at C1a-Enterainment commsEce at
oclo. k.
Tickets Is e,ch be had the principal Book
Music and Drug strrs in Broadway, and the door the
evening Of the entertainment mil 3tsTc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DESIDERATUM in DENTISTRY
DR. A.; g; CASTLE, ssi BROADWAY, co

OF WHITE has Taste for filling
decayed hollow teeth. 1t be put into the tender
mpscied into ON hard solid body thus restoring and
htherto painful and useless teeth arcay sound
nd perfect ~ all the respective for lfspveIng IN
ALL CASES the nscess> of extinction Ladies the most
dsngu,shed IN society oiIef heir te.monsls in the mos!
avs -" admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and DR. Castle the teeth with great
by." The New York Aurora says -: II makes the teeth
all respeca perfect for en The Sun says DIR Castle
obtained ac celebrity for his excellent mode Of filling the
nave personality tried aud recommend DR. Castles Paste lor
hng the teeth Tooth-ache pills, Of which s e
!! u CHEV'R. Don ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA Ambassador and PenipDtentiary Extraordinary,
Donna Isabel Queen Of 5oain United states at
have DR. A G. CAST lie for many years as success
tu and skfu Dentist standing his profesoo
knowing his worth and his gentleman of ntegri
with pleasure recommend him those who require
the aid Of his fessionaI service
would also recommend his excellent Competition for filing
teeth. having its superior efficacy.
- ts.sneaJ A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
english AmbsAsadots MI Stoughon the Spanish Consul
Rear Admisi walton. Lord ,Morpeth, Gen; McCsrry,
ciety, s. ~ " Mrs General Gaines J. B. Beck, M b Dr.
j. A: Smith, d.. Deahed, Dr. Beadc DR. Boyd, Dr. Blu.
ger DR. J. Gresham, DIR. II. Stephens, Or. J. Tory.
Daylies. d.. Wa 3rsysos perriHg. &c Sc Office 3ai
ero'd~av res im'cc
pKlTISH SpECIFiC.-Patrouized Though England and
- ance certain cure for Gonorh ea elect. &c. Sc,
without danger Of taking cold suspens bos,-
pleasant to the taste and free from injury combining
neither mercury or antmony. For sale bv II Hart corner
B?wrry aud 1874 Futon street. Brook and Wholesale
Die tx Mcke'son. ~ MAIDEN lane, N. Y. 100 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
WONDERFUL EXHIB/TyON

EGGS HATCHkD BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS Now
~ - the public from 10 A. VI. to 2. M daily 1860
Nassau street. the Tribune Office No exh bton be
devout mind. IL leads thos ghts from Nature Ma
lures God Ladies particular will be highly graied To
be continued a few WEEKS only
" Admittance IS Cents Children halfpcc. Eggs broken
apple alton l2I Medical gentlemen aud Others
So will cards Of for 81 days. aud
break each day. Pamphlets explanatory, and
poultry 2k The editorial corps invited
visit the establishment at pleasure MIL l3tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK
FIRE ID T. p Il II II MENT FUND
R.sPr beg leave to call the attention Of the
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
To be given 10 I'D OF III. w DOWs aud ORPHANS OF the
FIRE DEPARTMENT, on Tue.day Evening April I'd, at
the Broadway Tabernacle which the follow
suo,nt vocalists have in the kinde generously
volunteered their .erviccs. viz
slGNUk A T!LIO VA TELLINA,
SIGNO' EROZZi
SIGNOR A MAYER
SONORA BORGfIESE,
slUNOHA II ,JOrCHI,
MAD ME OTTO,
MRS EDW. RD LODER.
MISS w srsON.
and MISS TAYLOR,
Al,o, in like manner. the NEw YURK SACRED MUsi
SOCIETY have with great beray, rendered their services
perform Two Grand Oh The whole - be under the
direction Of Mr T.. HILL, Leader assisted by powerful
and effective Orchestra
w b" seen from the above that i, is seldom, II ever
opportunity sven OF hearing in one an army OF
talent The Trustee. confidently hope that the public the
fie' ds Of the Department serer,Ily will by h- .upp9! o.
Widows and Ohaus who rely the Department for
sue cor an = support
UI-TiCKETS ONE DOLLAR admitting one Lady ard
Extra Ladies' Tickets rity Gents To be had
principal Music Of the Officers Of the Department
or Of either Of the Committee
MARTIN w. EMMoNs, u Spruce St
FORSYTH l. tBAGH. IA Grand ct. COMMITTEES.
JOHN FRYER, GAG Front st.
milf ORR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
'aE undcrsined akea inform his friends
the public, that the Mansion House is located in In
outsider No CT in the vicinity Of the steamboat andin,
and vegetable MARKET having family
arranged ia the peatest order.
pe,on employed procure permits land passenger
paxaage &c who will board veses the
oil the officers.
~ D-ysors this sland should procure passport
The Spanish Consul Al the Of ombakaton to obvatc dit
icultes and convenieIce
AL WILLIAM FULTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGT EGEV TEC

QEMOVED from Second e. 80 Spring sPatroni,ed
~ by the eminent throughout Europe and by
the dst guhed Of their professional brethren in the
United State allowed by all TO be the nearest approach
hitherto produced Introduced this country and
made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHO,
- No. so Spring street, near Broadway, New York.
yTems modera aud indisputable ferences gwen
have the artificial leg of sr. Sspho. IT. construc
Ton excellent and well calculated answer all IN,
wear them this positive and undeuiabe Some of my
lends whom have mutiated inform that theyare superb
or 10 all Others. VALENTINE MOTT. ~
mo lndy&wysec " "'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q. Il. MILLER X Co.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

MANUFACTURERS,
NO ITO WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET
Nery respectfully inform their friends customers
there large circulation OF counterfeit and spurious TO
baccO aud Snuff selling through the city country By ped
lars representing having been by u.s. The
stamps made for deception the quality being eror
genuine Article.
That no one may be msed by such imposition, suppose
that we ck OF fl In exsrtngs manufacture usual
good articles have been induced this notice oar
friends and customers caution
We pledge ourselves
ac,ure as heretofore the very best arttles and other
B.lhe only authorised by supply our Gus
their Samuel H. Rogers and Smith Sloane
All goods manufactured aud sold by If
not approved Of be returned and the money refunded
Soli as reasonable term. articles the line
Of the quality, manufactured in United States
Mrs. q. u. MILLER 4 co. ITO Water street,
10 lms~m Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

(BrOGdtcGY, 0Ypos,te the Ctfv Hall
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
RE-OPENING OF THE MUSEUM with splendid at
trac loss.
The manager is happy announce engagement with
SlGNUR FRANCISCO the Magician and Equ,librst, late
from the American Museum
The PHILADELPHIA MINIsTRELS. in Songs. SC.
Signor MONTlVEOO, with nice mechan cal figures.
The Mighty GIANTEss, enormous proportions, and
most beautiful vocalist.
Mr.. ID: W; WRIGHT, an unequalled sentimental singer.
Mss yEsSELYN, an accomplished danseuse.
GYPSY GIRL of the Queen the American Museum
may be consulted yatey at all hours of the day.
Fudge Mermaid Grand O. and 500 900 uriostrs
Admission one shnR-l2h extra to those who
sult the Gpsy Girl. mice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
CHATHAM THEATRE.

THVhspAy March Nth, 1914.
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN engaged at th.
establishment for the requested
IN. Managers Office Wednesday nert the 2otn Arrange
having been made for the Theatre TO- MONDAY
the 23h. J. Nj. SCOTT
mItec Acting Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills from PorusaI ar.
perceive to be obtained in this Country Be- sdyesss
uent the last eolump fourth page,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
DEAFNESS.
CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
2Q1 BROADWAY
~ chrerfully comply with the of Lieut.. Me-
ntosh to testify that he nvaded home unfit for dnty
consequence OF total deafness aud discharges from his
that Whine in New York. his England, he placed
hmse under the professional care ef and Edwards
Aurts Under their recovered bis hearing and
has returned to his milhef, duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, NJ. ID.
Surgeon TO H. Is. NJ. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for deafness, earache palms, buzzings
singing sounds the collections of hard
ted secret0ns Of the Their oil has
lar remedy Curative in all diseases OF the upwards
Of twenty Offices removed 38l Broadway
White street. f25 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17
HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL CANDY

avery Convenient mode Of admin the oil children
requiring 20 coa1iog emf siye them sufice4t for dose
and they will freely and often, oten, for
more In this form may be used with for all
Kinds OF cough hoaenrss and Of the lungs and chest
Neuy put up in packages 1t 10 EACH it'll ul dir
by A. e. hallock Chemist and Apohecay, Nes York, aud
other is genuine.
sold wholesale at 76 Spring and retail at the follow
ing drug s'ores-527 Geenwieh; u Spring;
Badson IS Camine; 100 Greenwich; Thompson, #
Broome; Sui van OF and; IS Spring; Bower
aud; Spring, Bowery 38 and lac Grand Clnon
corner ct Divisions 81 Broadway; A. Broadway; All
Rs,hsrine 2" D,yscq FULTON c1.r W,ter 1856 WheI
ner 4th; Rnsh,on CO.. Broadway Rose corner Pearl and
Minor ga Fulton Brooklyn 20 and ISL Fulton, South teny
New'1Tyn Ma,urSj West hes,er sid.'y Bswes spn
Newark n j.; ; Baker Aeds pr Willi,ms, Or Yen Wag
barsh L., Dr. IL Paul; Harlem, Dr. Pennoyer; Manhattan
vile, L.. LOunsbery. f25 IN &c
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For SALE
Union HOTEL


CORNER OF GREENWICH AND RECTOR SITS.
DELL aMOTTE bgs to form the Public that he his
newly ftef up his HYtal and has taken the house No
Green ico street adjoining that now occupied hro the
ole embr ell ladies' ailor saloons for
vae parties also fine I'd besides coffee and bill
li,rd rooms. The location is 'sed tor saub
the business OF he being the vi
entity Of the Battery within five minules walk Of the Gus
tel House and xchaug,.
d. WI spare endeayor deserve good share Of pub
lie patronage
Persons desous OF ung the French Law will hive
her superior advantage, the OF studirs
r. rmanent boadeIs accommodate with fine
reasonable T. rms. ma lmrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON Insurance CoMPANY,1
.r.,,,, - No 90 Wall 81, opposite the Exchange. :
'IHIS Conpsny continues lnsue against Loss and s
by Fire goods, aud merchandise and also
against loss by n nd vessels aud their
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thore Elisha Riggs.
Thomas I Woodruff, Arson Baker,
h.nj Robson, M D., Jose, II Urske
Thompson Price, Joseph Alien,
Moses TUCKER, ia les +. Holmes,
ohn 4 Davidson, John r. Moore.
John r. Lee jams Uniting,
Caleb T.. Tunis, VIM X Thorn
Francs r. Sage, 1homls Morrel
John Z. Merritt tugre Bog IT.
GEO T. HOPE. Secretary. msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-17

GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES
n GAYLFk, Inventor and Paten'ee, i8s5.--Several
". thousands Of GAY es Patent Fire Proof Book Safes
all from 400 to 10000 lbs each have been during
the last fourteen years. and not has failed
ve's contents when exposed to fire. Nearly hun
lied have been severely trsted In the
affirm, much exposed the intensity of that rs
they would have been store that but
NOT ONE INSTANCE Of failure has at any time
cured From long and attention tn effects
duced by fire Safes the has been enabled make
such improvements that he with full confidence
mend his Union Salamanca Book Safes beyond all doubt
proof against the action Of fire. free from dampness and
strong enough 20 sustain fall pre,sur. which they
be exposed IN the burning of store They
ed as to combine perfect Iron Safes united
IA the othe such that the Safe al
feced by heat which the may exposed
eacSs made OF BAR aud plate and the ercc
condnCr substances aud ha and door each
scared by table lock An assortment Of Gayer Snse
and Double ,aanauder Safes Also his Patent Double Safes
aud Safes of all exemptions Of his acure for sale all
prices, from Sj, by his agents IN this CITY, viz - Ely, II
Fulton street Gold A. H. Moen 222 Pearl ONO.
Pstt street, Brett Bsckus 80 Maiden lane by the
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