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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

The South Western Convention, which
assembled in Memphis the 4th of July
last, for the purpose of promoting the inter
ests OF the great Mississippi valley, adjourn
ed 10 meet at The same place on the 18th OF
November next As the citizens of this
section CT country feel a deep interest 10 all
things appertaining to the advancement OF
he interests ofthe people of the Valley OF
Mississippi, we think il their duty TO be (ul-
~ represented on the occasion. We would
therefore suggest to our friends throughout
the county. a meeting of the citizens OF
Marshall at as early time as possible, to
appoint delegates 10 attend said C0nven-
ton.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
TO THE MECHANICS OF MAR
SHALL COUNTY.
To tie Isebaaies oflhe State Of Miss ssip


"a.
THE COLUMBUS TRADES L
MON SOCIET Y tan association of Me-
chancs) respectful y call your atteneion to
he present injurious system Of enploy ing
The coavicis IN our State Penitentlary-4
system which sends forth upon our comma
nity, the Mechanics particuIarIy Iy-the scum
and oil.scouriBg OF the earth. Ft2ons who
have served the term OF their sentence, aud
doing such service have necesS lrIly OBJ
tanned some knowledge of Mechanical a. t
or trade,-are turned Loose. by this Sat,.
monopoly, aud where not known, are CON
sfquently placed upon an equality with The
industrious and competent Mechanic.
his is an evil which needs cny ,he at
teniion OF our citizens 10 be remed ed let
Us therefore press the su Jet upon our
candidates fer tie Legislature,
as on the portion cf them thar
may be elected wiil dcvoIye the power
changing system ofwhich we SO Justly
plain.
We wou!d be gratifsd to learn ,ha, ali
Tefeciing weii disposed citizens If this STATE
are fully awake 70 The Importance OF this
question. Should the above coincide wi.h
your views we beg leave TO suggest ll.e
publication OF this circular IN the sewsDa-
pc" Of your County. Any commonicaiion
on the subject may be dite ectfd to tt, Sc
reiary of tae "Columbus T.aIcs' Uailn
Society"
PIease inform US whether there are any
Mechanical Association in your County
Columbus, Miss, Sept. lsL. l845.
We have a mechanics association 10 this
County numbering a: least 500 who have
pledged themselves. NOT only to use ali
honorable efforts themselves to promote
the objee's ofshe association, bat are pledg
cd TO support no man for Governor or the
Legislature who will not make a similar
pledge.-ED. GAZETTE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

To CANDIDATEs.-We are about 10
make arrangements to print election tickets
for several ofthe surrounding counties. and
would advise those who wish their names
placed on them to notify US of the fact forth
with. The Judicial and county candidates
can have their names Inserted at 81, pei
county. All orders for tickets must be &C.
companied with the cash Our friends il
the adjoining counties can enclose the funds
70 US, per mail.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

auced renewal Of Confidence an
active demand, the extreme pr-ces IN, mo-
day iasi having been 10 dav rea5iv = ! = .''
ea Tor all descriptions of Cotton. Tn
amounted 10 $500 bales, Of " birb --.t ~
American and 700 Pefnams bad -. ..'.l
Ken on SPECULATION, and 5000 A1--...- .-'
and 500 Pernams for export. -
mHtee 5 quotation for fair cotton rens.---
iasi week, viz: Bowed 4 ; sd. Nobsi.s-ss-4 -'
and Orleans 7-Sd. per ID. gu
Aug. ID Has been in mir a-
throughout The past week, ard Ar,... POI
desert tions are partially l 81. 7sr M ~ ~
ef than on FIicay las; in cher 49,
charge can be noticed Thess1.s -. .'
week amount to 1880 bales. cTrbs-t
100 American have been I ken sg s..-.'. Fl
ton, and 2,S30 for export. The Co
tees quotations to day for fair cotton 49,
FOL ows. viz. Bowed +, No5f.s4st5
and Orleans 81 per TO-
Aug S-Since Friday there hes H.--
only moderate business doae. ha, ~.
tone oflhe market Is firm and pr.r.s ,--
steady. On Saturday the lss amsr.,..I
to 6000. and to Gav 10 1900 balss--
the business done TO day. 500 wers ~
mans, (5o0 for expor'l 8 I4ta6 s 4s.r-.
Egypuan, 6 Il 10 6 S>t', 200 Sarst J d J.
10 ) Sd.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
Aswe very seldom trouble our readers


Aswe very seldom trouble our readers
with complimentary notices of our paper,
they will certainly pardon Us for publishing
the subioined article, written by our dis'ln-
ouiShed friend E. PERCY HOWE, ID. ID. ot
Coffeevllle.
HoLLY SPRISes GAzETTE.-1hem be me-
chanics ofour State should make 1t point
Of honor to subscribe for the Holly Springs
Gazette, a paper v hich has for year past
labcrei viii Yea and ability. TO eu.ig hien
The public miod on the subject OF tie IN
iquiious system in vogu in orr State zen. =
tesl iarv oi making "a eto,ttes ot conviclS
as punishment f5r 1..eif crimes. as
system BY which 3oaesl ia50f is made
degradation. a penalty-Br Falconer has
waTred against with q scathing pen, nerved
and pointed by an honest Indignation and
still is battling against. With undimnished
fervor and power. Therefore. we repeat
the class fer whose d1aFest Interests he
contends, shouid in return aid him by Sub
scribiog and paying in advance fof his Ga
zette. [; IS large paPer, and tie subscrip
/ zion fse Is s3 IN advance AddreSs5i
Faicouer. Holly Sy4ings Har Demo
cru!.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

PATRICK W. ToMPKISs.-This sterling
and tried " nig. Is odt on dHty. bur NE know
not where; and SO small are our exchan.
ges, that ne have; heard nothing from him
since ne ieft Port Gibson. We hnow one
thing, however, that wherever lie is. the
Wing Cause has an able auxiliary. and
the cause OF his country a ssfcng and patrj-
oiic supporter. His appoinsn.enfs shall
appear 10 our next Week. = Southern In.
felt'geneer
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

By referring to our odvefising columns
il will be seen that The Masonic Fra.ernty
are making arrangements to oPcn school
in our town, for he purpose Of edacaling.
the orphan children ofour d ceased breth,
rem. VIII our Contemporaries give the no.
tee circulation. that we may procure suit
able teachers as soon as possible. An ar
rangement Will sbortly be made to b2a'd
aad ,dusate all ths orphan children Of de
ceased brethren throughout the county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
DANIEL MAYES.

Messrs BoNNEx & LEWIS. propose pub.
fishing an Agricultural paper in Holmes
vile, Pike County, Miss. to De called the
Planter" and to be entirely devoted 10 the
Agricultural interest of the country. 10
copies the Planter will be sent to one ad
dress for SO. Single subscriber 81. so cts.
per year
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

The VINO CAUsE-We have many
things 10 congrat.la'e our friends upon, il
relation to the mhig cause. in this State, ev-
cry where. throughout the State, where a
whig IS, you fad him ardent and indon-
table, ready for the work. III finching il
the maintenance Of bis principles. Look a.
Peter b. Siarke. Isaac n. Davis. and
Alex Bradford, in their Lexicon there is
no such word asJaiL.-S Southern InfelIigea
GER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
p. w. TOMPKINS. ESQ.

This sterling and indomtab!e Whig will
address the people of this County at the
Court House in this place on FRIDAY,
the 3rj. day of October next. Mr.. Tomp'
kins is a man of profound judgment, with
easy aod polished manners; and we are in>
formed is one of the ablest debaters in The
State. We know that the wings Of Mar,
shall will show their respect for their tai
ented champion, by meeting m, to a man,
at this place on the 3rd Of October; and we
further hope that the democrats will attend
also.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

f. BRoUGHER, Esq the old mfmber Of
the Legislature from Tippah Ceun'y, is
now ia the field as an ndeFeudent candid
ate for the State Senate. Ja3ge Pee Is
the caucus candida e for the Senate. We
Ieatn from cur friends IN Tipsah tfat The
contest will be close, bat that The caances
are in favor of Broueher.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

OrFiCIAL-We have Inadvertently G.,
miucd, ua.il the present line. TO notice the
appointment, by the Presideni, -four friend.
Col d. c GLENN, as receiver of public.
moneys 70: the district Of land, subject to
sale at jackson, Mississippi.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

IA. FALCONER,
u D. JONES.
T. MOSBY
G~Papers in this Judicial District will
please copy.
l4DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL q G3ae steamship Caietio-
Hela.
Tbc steamship Caledonia arrived q, Bos.
ton on Wednesday morning, Sd uit-, At s
o'clcck. She left Liverpool on the 10 b
alf., ard ~ arc IN possession ofadvices to
her day of sailing.
The accounts from fine country speak
aheg II t,vorabIy Of the crops, aud more
particuhtly ibe y heat crop, hut buyers o.
wheat and -four have had a slight ad2an-
taga in prices, the fnfe renee from which Is
tsat the crops are not so bad as /. was snp.
posed they would be b. the last arrival
The stock OF corn on hand from las
years crop i much greater than was sup.
p SD 40 lh aga.
The amount 6f specie IN the Bank of
England IS no less than GI60G0l030, an
anusn7l large quantity. On this account
Tho Sank relus,s u purchase ihe Chinese
ins'alment OF g Geo coo ia silver. and it
vii BE- Iua.ic.y sold.
/ ne "ea'iieF appeared more i1Vofaoit
f,5r = good harvest.
Sir. McLane hes delivered his creden-
.iaIs to tbe = zen. and 'lr. Everef hI- Is
was ANXIOUS to enter upon the ofiect OF his
mission iostanler. bat as Lord \ berdeen
Csermsnxs The committeeman, Of nerotia.
ions was rn,fn9ufd
Her Maies,v las had \ glorious reception
on the eentinent. 4 London paper in the
palfnarstsfi1n interest. sav>-sFhe ii
ofihc Queen 10 tie r 1ine has given rise
10 a void OF lea fonsies AID mtsifusts = ha4
made coults anxious ard disp.omatists bu-
81
The nrobahiIifv of war between the Z.
niied S,a.es and hlexico had caused a de-
cline of nearly 2 per cent. in Mexican
bonds
o5 S'ocNs OF pF'0sh go'oS On mana
''e s1','e' - = ~ =. 20,
d lia..'9nt vas profoeu'd On ne iu'H
:. . - - ne s'.i - ptise.'. re- -
.orn :. - ~ - u
- - So, go =
- ''''',. ..'. as'li ~ ~ - ~
in sha e for this purpose amounts TO e3I,
0033, exc'uslve of &c. 500 coo, required
for the Irish line, making in all f38. .480.-
coo
90 i'age'' =. s1's 'ssu '''';s t''a' i'e
-. .atso : ''''i'He - 'Ae II ne PIE u
80 sN'Ss'' so''
Wilmer 5 News Letter Ministers
have aeted WITH gfeai vigor aud prompts
ude IL i.ctnd By dismissiag Air. Watson
teom the deputy lieutenaacy of n county for
attending an Ofange meeting and publicly
Ieconne ending The re,f Establishment of a
seemed determined to administer even hand
ed justice t. Osangemen aud Repeaiers.-
fhe great Orange meeting he'd at Eanis>
k'l!en % Tuesday was a failure. and The
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

General Stephen Cocl,e. candidate for
Chancellor Of the State Of Mississippi. mad :
a short address, declaring himself candi,
date. to ;he Peofls of Marshall County at
he Cours House. on Monday last
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

SICKNESS cF Coz. MATTHEws.-We re-
gret to hear that our fellow citizen, and can
didate for State Senator, Col. ]. w. Mat
thews. has been dangerously i'll. He was
at Tacaleehee, at the speaking on Wednes-
day the 9th, where he had a slight chill
and on the day following bad congestive
chill, that came near terminating his life
We are happy TO Inform his friends that he
is now better. and hopes are entertained that
he will recover. He has been confined a
the house Of VIM a. Wright, esq, 10 miles
east of this Place.
PS.-Friday. 4 O'Clock P. n. We hav,
Iust heard that Col NJ. is again mucI
worse, and is considered very dangerous.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

MExIc3-No WAR-NoNE PROBABLE
From New>Orlenns papers ofthe 7ih inst,
we have received Mexican news to the 3Oth
NIL. at which time all was quiet, The pa
pers state that the war fever both at Vera
Cruz and Mexico, had subsided, and tha. it
was now certain there would be no declara-
zion Of war
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

Papa said one OF his boys TO ibe dar
con. 4 had funny dream hstLi-dt
Well, Tommy, what was yoal dreaa
Il dreamed the devil camely y51fs5e
The devil?
Yes, pa, the devil; hat he faudg g-
drawing a glass Of gin fr Amir James
who had fis, End broke l.iir baby alta
the other d,y. b cause she cried when
came home drunk And thought laa --
vii came up to The counter, and ail .e
end OF his tail In a clair. and leaned orE
towards the barrel where YOU were s'ar
ing to draw it. and asked You Il yaa Fls1
deacon. And thought you diin Iaas r1
bot said you was; and he griauel .a.
shook his toll like a cat thar hos a ro., On.
SAYS he to me, that's the deacon f.. OBJ
and ran out Of The shop !aug ing So ..
tht I PIT my flag in ny 'a'
u woke up
The d aeon quit The traffic ard .%i
the Washingtonian Temperance s3e,-.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

To THE FARTERs OF MARSHALL Some
three years since. an effort. which almost
succeeded. was made by few public spirit
I'd farmers this county. to form an Agri
cultural SoeIeiy for their mutual bene fit
The matter. owing To the careless indiffe-
renee of large majority Of the farmers.
was abandoned for the time. We now pro-
pose. believing that those who were then
careless and Indifferent, have seen their er.
ror. aud are now willing 10 unite hear, and
hand in any business. calculated to advance
the important Interests Of Agriculture. to re-
vive our Agricultural Society. What say
the farmers of Marshall to our proposition? !?
are they ready to engage in the undertaking.
If So. we would be pleased 10 hear from
them.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

S SCKNEss-U within the last two
weeks, the citizens ofou town and county
had never enjoyed better health; but we re-
gret to stale hat, since that time, there has
been great deal of sickness, particularly
in the country. On the water courses, in
many parts of our county, there are hardly
well persons enough lef. % wait on the sick
We are pleased 10 state. however that
though there is 50 much sickness, there has
been but few deaths. The cases with few
exceptions. assuming the miIdest form.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

The ProciHlnatlon of Pompey Smash
has becd mislaid. Pompey must try his
band again.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20
For tLe noly sprlnss Galelle

OF tie Iotly springs O3tette.
Messrs-Jamss II. Ho,rry. FugA Nil.
Ter. Geor ge Il. lFiisoa and 5fitliana Hith-
erS,
GENTLEmEN:-As You are candidates
for the Office of Circuit Judec, the under,
signed. c.tz rs f Marshall County feeling
a deep Interest themselves IN the constyuc-
lion which is to be placed by the successful
candidate. upon the Law of 1871, organiz-
~ The judicial district of the Safe. and IN
vie " of.he deep aud vital interest which
The pa ties ijig4nt in the Circuit Courts Of
the counties of daTshall ard DeSote, have
in knowing certainly whether ifeiec;ei,
you wi opsn and Isoid n term of the CIR
cuil Conrt. int County ol u. Soto on the
SIKH A!urdav after HE ionlth Monday in
| September next: and IN Marshali on the
e ST Monday ef December next--undey
tha, Tau.
Respectfully ask you if elected viii yon
/ holti those coutts At lhe Times ABOVE namedi :
/ We assure you that IN assitg for your
views cn his question, We have no other
mor.ve tian to qp6t the public mind, now
much egitated. oud deeply AID vitality in
i tercslcd, in knowing speedily your News;
! tbat ibe peorie may vote Understandings
sad make 1he necessary preparations Ct
ibzir business in those Coor,s. itto be he'd
by the saccessioi cantliiate a; The lines spe>
c.fisd. as The members ct fth,. bar aG thjs
/ place dja'-r on the question. ResPecuuljy
your Fellow Citizens,
G KYLE,
Wu Arthur,
". EiaES,
c G. WHITE,
J. II KING
ALLEN HILL.
7. a. FALCONER,
u D. JONES.
T. MOSBY
G~2apers in this Judicial District vii
please cepy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

ARDENT SPIRlrs.-The Albany Knick
erbocker says: ut is stated that the present
is l4,4OO; the number of gallons Of distilled
liquors. distilled annually, is 4I,502 COZ
which, if sold at twenty cents per gallon,
would produce 100000; 100000 Of
quarreI-; half million of assaults and bat
teries: one hundred thousand thefts, eight
hundred suicides, and about one hundred
murders"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

The communication Of "a Whig," was
received at too late an hour for the present
number of the Gazette. viii try and find
room for it next week.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

An old lady, resid ng not many miles e.
tant. kept a very large family Of tnraey''
perhaps sky She. Ike a great m-a5
other people thought great deal Of he' ''..
KEYS. and consequently " ued them y.
highly. Opposite her door was % r,
India Goods Store The man who h.-
it, one day emplied his cask Of cherries 81
tending to replace them with new
old lady being verv economical taea-
great pity TO have al those good ea1..
wasted, and in order 10 have them
she would just dive over her taesfI
let them eat them. In the cogls7 g.
day the old adv thought she wooa ~.
alter hem, and see that they rf'e
mischief She approached ihe ya.' IL.
lol IN enc corner lay her turkeys
high pile, dead. Yes, thcy were s,
dead What was TO be doael
Surely. the good matran could
al the feathers! She must Plesb .I ~,
She called her daughter, and lhey VIII
work sorrowfally and picked them. ~.
inc to have them buried The next l''. .5.
Mofning came and behold there
turkeys stalking ahou; the yard iea..-' "a
enough las may be supposed eIE477 ~.
quit. quit feeling no doubt moiA5-l .--
their drunk bad been the means 2
their coats. Poor things. il they leq ifrt
quit before ihe7 began, they W.
have been in this bad fix. t..r,.a
would advise all young men VI. ..rt.f,-s
tie habit OF drinking. TO leave - 5,ot.
they get picked; and % those "l0
lei every oung lady out.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

The Nashville Banner Of the 10th In
slant, ennouuces the death Of Gen. Richard
Cheatham, of Springfield, Ten. Gen. c.
died, on the 9th, at the Whites Greek
Springs
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

Jefferson Davis, the Iocofoco caucus
nominee for Congress. addressed d respec-
table portion Of the sovereIgns of Marshall
County, at the Court House, on Monday
last. Last fall we lad the pleasure of hear
ing very good democratic speech from
MIR. ID. and. from that effort, had conceded
10 him respectable talents bur his locofoco
effort at the Court House last Monday. has
convinced us that we done him injustice last
fall, and tha; be is possessed of far more
demagoguism than talents Il would BE
folly to aIlude to any particular portion Of
his speech. as it is pretty much the same we
hear, and have heard, for the last four years
from every brawling demagocue who has
attempted to enlig hten us on the sublime
principles of locofocoism. lie is opposed
TO the present wise and benefcen; post Of
flee law. opposed TO the tariff Of l842, in "a
vor of Texas. Oregon AMI California, and
every other country as soon as it becomes
sufficiently settle d by he hardy sons Of tie
Anglo Saxon race. Mr. d. is a handsome
speaker and would, we have no doubi, ifhe
would lay aside some Of the superabun,
dance Of demagoguism Of which be is il
possession, make very efficient debater
but a. it is, his objects TO mSIead and de-
ceive the honest yeomanry Of the country
are so plain, that all who listen TO him soon
become convinced Of his object. aud. a
course, his speeches do not ha We the effect
intended By the speaker.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

To scoUR cLoTH.-lfa a biack' f,,.e,
brown coat. dry two ounces :. ..,..r ur-
earth and pour on it sufficient p.' .ts srl
Ter TO dissolve it and plaster WIN : t.gI'osss
of grease; take penny worm % =, rriss
gall. mix Il with halfa I'm 0l - BAD
and a little boiling waieri ,.b ",,. rpolf
brush dipped in this liquor D'a' 'Fs-ks: rl
places. Then dip The coat larIv 10 dry, s'
COL cod spring water. When nearly y ii ofs
he he nan riehl and pass a drop o.
ives s over he brush 10 finish y. Ii
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

FoR COVER vGR.
GEN. PATRICK HE NRY Of MadIso
AUDITOR OF PUBIC ACCOUNTS,
JOHN Ii. VILLA Ms, OF Chickasaw.
FoR SECRETARY or STATE,
JOHN l.. TORREY, of Claiborne.
STATE TREASURER,
JOSEPH p. GRAY, Of Jasper.
ATToRNEE GENERAL,
DANIEL MAYES, Of Hinds.
For CONGRESS,
PETER B. STARKE. Of Lowndes,
PATRICK w. TONKINS, Of Warren
WALKER BROOKE. of Holmes,
A. l. BINGAMAN, of Adams.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

We are authorised 80 iasssiOGnce,
FOR THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
on THE
independent Democratic Tick ef
+. =. REDMOND.
Cor. s. ID. MARTIN.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

GF~2apers in this Judicial District will
please cePy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

Mayes, in reply TO a call made upon him
by Mechanic" in relation to bis views
on the subject of PenitenlIary convict II
bor. Judge Mayes, has come boldly up 10
the subject, and we think, shows conclusive.
~, that the Mechanics of this State, are an
justly dealt with, and have the right to de.
mand the removal OF the grievance. We
hope that those who have looked upon the
movement made BY the mechanics with in
difference. not with disposition to o.
pose our honest efforts, Will read Ispas.
siona'tly Judge Ms letter.
CONVICT LABOR-COUNTRY
EAST OF PEARL.-ROAD FROM
BRANDON TO ALABAMA LINE.
Nr EEit9r:-In tie last "Sou:hron" is
an article signed AFRICAN" king an ex-
preston ofmy opinion on the subject OF
convict labor That article, presents to
my mind two distinct questiors,
Ist. Is the presen. sysIe m 3Rst to artizans?
2d Whether jaS, or unjust, does sound
policy require chanct2
With respect TO the firsl-the 5usfice oi
the system. ] had not taken Into serious
consideration. uuiil | was shown in manu-
script the call by ''Artizan" Having no
opinion, and being called on to express one.
of course !, flec,ed On The subject, as an
opinion must be formed before il is express,
ed
This vas nv train Of reflection:
Crime must be punished, that crime may
be suppressed.
Crime Is suppressed by punishment f0I
TIE bsncft ofthe ;rhoie community.
The 1ehoie community enjoying the bsns
ft the trhOle community should bear the
burden
The present system j. unjust and une-
DUAL 10 mechanics 10 two respects.
lsI. Ii uaoqualIy and unjusilv affects
them in point Of reputation or Standing as
a class. for this reason:
Ths stlndiny of any class in society.
when co~iiered as a class consist of tbs
aggregate of tho standing of the individual
members OF that class. By throwing ths
Ielons or the country into the class of me-
chanics. we lower the aggregate respecta
bilIty Of the whole, and thereby the stan
ding Of the class.
I'd. II unoqually and unjusily affects them
in point ofproPeIty.
The most valuable property OF the me>
chanic. o. any o.her Of .he- productive or
industrious classes, consists IN skill ard
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-20

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MsREET, Aug. s.
In the carly part Of the week The market
was dull and heavy. but tho experience oil
line weather during The last two days. IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-31
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e world TO equaln all the requisites OF perfect Safe guard where
valuablcs OF tind neerncd
In an arair OF much who
cure we request conference through
The mall We confident giving satisfaction every
one who shall address on this subject.
NB-Evsry Bank Lock by
Paentse stamped upon the head Of ti- tot
0 Constantly hand. every vaneiy Dwelling
such Ram, Moe. Front Door and S-ing
h;si with GAS Mineral ebony Silver Plated
At h" Old Establishment, NO. SEQ broadway, New YORK
de l6-3m a.