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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04

THE inventor OF this superior and celebrated Stove,
L would respectfully call public attention to the
many advantages which it combines in one conve-
nient economical, durable compact, and beautiful ar
tice, OF more cnpcity for heat and cooking purposes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-04
POOK-BINDlNG. The BscRrBER WOULD

Montreal, July, 1916
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02
BURLINGTON. IOWA, APRIL 2, 1916.

penniless and friendless, became the wife
of one of the richest baronc,s Of England.
Dressed in silks. and sparkling with Jew
els. could now pass in my carriage
through the verv streets where. a few
months bef-re. had stood in the rain
and dsrkness--l poor msndican!!
Happy Sir James,! cried NJ. dc |,
Tour, at this part Of The story; she could
prove his love by enrichng yos!
He vas happy resumed the lady
Our marriage. so strangely assorted,
proved much more conducive. il is probs-
BILE, TO his comfort. than if he had welded
one with whom all the parade Of settle
menss and pin money would have been
necessary. Never. believe, did he for
an ins,an. repent our union. !, oil my
part, conceived myself bouad to do my
hes, for the solace Of his declining years;
and he, on his part, thought it incumbent
ON him 70 provide for my future welfare.
lie died. leaving m. large part Of his
substance as much, indeed, as | could
prevail upon myself to accept. was
now 4 widow, and. from the hour in
! which became So. vowed never again
to give NY hand TO man. excepting TO
him who had succored nae in nv haur
of distress, and whose remembrance had
ever been preserved in the recesses OF
my heart. But no. 10 discover that M an.
All, ungracious migrate! 10 make no en-
dsavor to come in The way of the one
| who snngh. 10 love you, to enrich ynu
| knew no, your name. 10 vain looked
for you al balls, assemblies, and theatres.
You went not there. Ali. how longed
to meet you!' A. the lady spoke, she
took from her neck riband, TO which
was attached piece Of hundred sous.
Il, is the same--the very same which you
gave me, said she, presenting i. to Fred
eric; by pledging j. | got credi. for lille
bread from a neighbor, and earned
enough afterwards in time to permi. me TO
recover it. vowed never 10 part with
it.
All. how happy | was. Frederic, when
| saw you III the street! The excuse
which | made for stopping you wa. the
frs, that rose to my mind. Bat wha.
trsmors felt, even afterwards. les, yoa
should have been already married. In
that case. you would never have heard
aught Of this fairy tale, though would
have taken ssme means or ether to serve
and enrich YOU. | would have gone 10
England. aud there passed my days. in
regre, perhaps. bu, s,ll in peace. Blu,
happily il was TO be otherwise. You
were single
Frederic de Ia Tour was nsw awaken.
ed, as ii were, 10 the full certainty Of his
happiness. What he could not but before
look upon as sor, Of freak Of fancy in q
young woman, was now proved to be lhe
result Of deep and kadly feeling, mosl
honorable 10 her who entertained il. The
hear. of the young husband was overflow
ed with gratitude and affection TO th'
lovely and noble hearted being who had
given herself to him. He was too h.pp,
for some time 10 speak. His wife fir.
broke silence.
so, Frederic ssid she, gaily; 'yoa
see that il | am fairy. it is YOU VII,
have given me the wand -ths laisman-
that has effected all y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

A prize and a Blank. Some years
ago. when all the world were mad upon
lotteries. The cock Of a middle aged gen
tlem.n drew from his hands the savings
Of some years. Her master curious 10
knew the cause, learned that she had re-.
peatedly dreamed that certain number
was a great prize. and she had bought it..
He called her foel for her pains, and
never omitted an occasion to tease her
upon the subject. Ore day, however, the
master saw in the newspapers. or At his
booksellers in the country town. tina. the
number was actually the 100000 prize.
The cook was called up; palaver ensued
had known each other for maay years:
10th to part. &c. In short. no proposed,
and was accep.ed;bu. insisted on marriage
being celebrated next morning. Married
they were, and. as the carriage took them
from church. they enjoyed the following
dialegus:-"Well. Molly. two happy
events in one day. You have married. |
trust. good husband. You have some
thing else. but, Hrst. le. me ask yon where
have locked up your lottery ticket" Mel
ly. who thought her master was only
baniering her again on the old point,
cried, Dent ys say no more about it. |
thought how it would be. and that never
should hear the end ont. 50 | sold i, to
the baker Of our village for guinea pro.
fit. SO ys need never be angry with me
again abou! that
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

A aew, cheap aud eGpediti1us route
10 Oregon.-A writer for the w a.hing,on
Union has conversed with Capt Tyson,
who visited the country described below,
some ID or 90 years since. According
to his description Of tbs country i, seems
very desirable to adopt the route propos-
ed in preference 10 all others. He says
From Port ST. Juan to Lake Nicaragua.
via the river, Capt. found 10 be 100 miles
Suppose railroad TO be made hi. 100
miles, engines would be able To pass over
it in five hours. Al its lake terminus.
steamboats, could be in readiness to convey
passengers and good. ID the north or
Pacific extremity of the Iake-sav dis
lance of from 100 TO 1870 miles; and from
whence another railroad. Isl miles long,
would land them on the shore Of the Pa
cihc. By such route, persons could
readily pass from the one ocean to the 9th :.
er in from l6 to % hours. that is 70 say,
By railroad from PortSi. Juan TO The AXE,
100 miles. in hours; by steamboat, -
through The lake. leo 10 1870 miles, in 0
hours; and again from the lake TO The Pa
ciic. 81 miles. il 2 hours! Total lis
rance, from 2l51 to 245i miles. Total
time Of travel, l6 hours. Heavy trans port.
alton Nigh, consume II hours. The
whola distance would be less tnan from
New York to Boston. and The comnnni.
cation could be established a, less expense
than the communication from this ci,v 10
the latter via the Long Island rallro1d, Sc
Who can estimate the advantages Of such
communication to the civilized wosid,
and to the United States in particular! =
Captain Roberts told me he had once
sailed from New York 10 por. St. Juan in
eleven days, in pilot boa: lf this grea,
improvement were made, VIVA. then
would il be to pass from New York 10 the
mouth Of Columbia liver! Hence 10 ST,
Juan. as we have said, bv steam. would
consume only ten DAYS. Across the 18th.
INNS per railroad and Lake Nicaragua "a
the Pacific. would be enly one dav. From
thence 10 Oregon. by steam, would be ten
days more-making the whole time TWEEN
ty.one days. The trip from New York
10 New Oflesns formerly consumed thi.
much or mole time. II the voyage &c
Oregon was commenced al New Orleans
Uia the same overland route. the trr
would consume al least five days; or i
from ST. Louis, or louisville, in twenty
one days.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

Canada Froniicr.-Trou6le Breuing
The accession of Military Governor in
Canada has called forth expressions Of re
greet in various quarters, and we fear this
union of the Civil and Military govern
ment Of that Province, will produce seri-
Gus results. The last Niagara Chronicle
narrates several attempts to get up fron.
tier agitation. Colonel Kerby, Collector
Of the Customs al Fort Erie, has been
fred upon in the vicinity Of his residence
Two persons have been held TO bail or
the American as well as the Canadian
side, to take their trial for attempting ,c
destroy the steam ferry boat which plies
between Fort Erie and Black Rock. ]
appears that no less than five attempts Il
destroy this vessel-two by boring hole.
through the bottom, and three by placing
large quantities Of gunpowder in the fire
wood Phil sam.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

We learn. says the Cincinnati American
Citizen, from a private source from N.
York. tina, an affair came off few DAYS
since. in one Of the fashionable dry-goods
stores in Broadway. Itappears tina. la.
DIV Of fortune. while purchasing shawl
Of value, and in lie act II handing two
bills of fifty dollars each, in payment 10
one Of the clerks, received a blow in the
face from well dressed person jus, enter
ed, who exclaimed at the same time, II
forbade you buying shawl" and snatch.
ing the two bills from her hama. walked
with very majestic air out of the store
The lady tainted. and after she recovered
the proprietor of The establishment, while
enac.",:ing 10 console her, expressed his
rcere! 3. lie unsen,lemanIy Ike conduc
Of her husband. She exclaimed with The
utmost surprise and horror depicted in hel
c0untensnce, shat is no, my husband,
never saw the person befure in my life!'
The clerks immediately started in the pur
suit Of the villain, which proved frutles.
and the bold rogue decamped with hil
| booty.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

.fssafefida.-This plsns is produc.
ton Of the Eastern part Of Persia. lis
stem is from oneto two and half feet in
height; the leaves resemble those of the
indian beet root, and when ripe produce
a cauliAowerhke head OF ligh. straw
color. The milky juice extracted near
the root congeals INTO the well known
gum, Of which each plan, yields about a
pound; but the plant, themselves. espsci.
ally when young, are priced as high del
icacy by the natives, who stew or roas.
The stem, and boil or fry the head and
leaves with clarified butter. In this way
the smell is even stronger and more rank
than in The form Of drug, and none bn
those accustomed TO it, can endure its Of
fcnsive effluvia.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

Nsrel fleets IF retaection.-A gentle
man had fer some years been possessed
OF two brown cranes, (Aldia pavonis) },
one OF which at length died, and The sur
vlvor became disconsolale. He was sp-
parea'ly following his companion, when
his master introduced large glass into
the aviary. The bird no sooner bsheld
his reflected image. Than he fsncied she
fer whom he mourned had returned 10
him. he placed himself close to the mir.
ror, plumcd his feathers, and showed every
sign of happiness. This scheme answer
ed completely, the crane recovered his
health and spirits. passed almost all his
ims before the looking. glass, and lived
many years after. a. length dying from
an accidental injury.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

Jurgon.-A witty fellow, being in q
public house. was leased by an old wo.
man to read the newspaper to her, where.
upon, taking i, up. he began as foIlows:-
Last night. yesterday morning, about
three o'clock in the afternoon, just be-
fore breakfast, hungry boy bough, a
penny cuslard for two pence and threw i.
through stone. brickwall nine feet thick
and then, jumping over after ii, fell into
dry horse pond and was drowned. -
The same day about four hours afterwards
high wind in Mr.. BIS coach yard blew
down an old nsw house a, the white ca.
gle, which killed an old SOW and nine
dead pigs.at The city gate. and dead horse
kicked blind mans ewes OUT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

SANDER. When the vulgar have once
broken from him whom in prosperity
they cringed 10, and fawned on, their
persecution is proper,ionsbly vile. When
they have really well founded reproach to
make. no mercy is shown. When there
is no just cause. they invent. And if they
are too cowardly or too dull to do that.
they insinuate and hint, say nothing pos
tive. imply much, and taking a merit for
forbearance. absolutely cheat The world
on, Of an appreciation Of their reserve.
which is. in fact, = meanness msre base
than direct ealumny. Haw many rep
u,s,ion has been shrugged. and winked
and hemmed and hswsd away.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

The Mormons. Sad stories are told
Of the immortality Of the Mormons. The
latest is given in The louisville Jsurnal,
and il az follows: Two or three weeks
ago. while the advance guard Of the Nor
mon. was passing through Iowa. one Of
their number stole bsg Of grain from
farmer. The farmer wen. into the camp,
pointed on, the thief.and proved the crime
on him. The Mormon authorities SEN
fenced the thief to be whipped, aud The
farmer went off satisfied. The Mormons
tien made their man pu. on pair Of over
coats and administered the punishment,
with a ,cisD of ssrn,c"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02
A GOLDEN RULE.

One appeal to God above,
Suppiicating FOR his love,
Daily offer Peace OF mind
Makes thee happy, good and kind.
Daily sing one cheerful song.
From the 5osom's fiery ,hrong;
Daily do one noble deed,
Daily SOW one blessings seed.
Daily make one foe thy friend.
Daily from thy surplu, spend;
Daily when the gift is thine.
Write one verse in strains divine.
Daily seek kind natures face:
Daily seek Or some new grace;
Daily dry one sufferers tear,
Daily one griesed brother cheer.
Daily drink from sparkling eye
Sweeter rapture; soar on high
Then thy life will know no night,
And thy death he robcd in light.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

A damsel in Byshire, Scotland. having
two lovers, and not knowing which TO pre-.
fer. settled The matter by marrying one,
and Immediately eloping with the other.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02
hANVz 81 nAr.
Manufacturers Of French Barr Mil
Stones and Dealers in
Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON. IOWA.

NEILL STONES ma do to order, and a con.
wi slant supply on hand. Screen Wire.
Hosting Screws and Mill Irons furnished /
the shortest notice and Of the best quality.
Oct 45-ly 20
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

Temperance puts wood on the Gre.
flour in the barrel, meat in the inb, viyor
in The body. intelligence in The brain. and
spiri. in .hs whole composition.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

rHRSIC & SURGERY.
ANAL =. HOUGHToN, Offer. his Profess.
I'd v;.;a,.ces to the citizens of Burlington
Nd Thin cs 3 . on the corner Of Washington
july la-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

.fffesi. A. f. HARKER. City Recorder.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

AraiL Is--CAsrss If Fise Pysfences- -Ofncsr whiks.
hart arrested yestefdsy afternoon, man BY the name
OF Henry HsIlsr No 10 Frankfort street. charged with
purchssne lot Of calf SKINS valued At 500 from John
". Bstty, No = rsrry street Elsppssrs hat HalL
l6h dsy Of March Iast t the time stated that he
bslonrsd to tannsry situated st Bloomingdsls, IN
which be had thousand calf skins all Of whch would
BE- rssdy for sale IN about two weeks Consequently,
UPON this representation he credited with the above
been paid Upon inquiry, Mr.. Bstty ssesrained that
ths representations al false and fuduent there
fore he the arrest Of Haller and Justice Osbcrne
held him ban In the sum Of $500, to answsr at the
"a Tn 7kisf At Wsrk-Ysstsrday shsrnosn, the gro
,srv sters Kept BY Mr. Buckkstu on the corner Of Full
ION and church streets entered By Till thsf and
obbod Of large pocketbook, containing several notes
hand amcuntine 10 - 900. with which the thief
fortunately there was no money In the book The
0 pssss Isveey. MARY HONS was arrested. last night,
or sssslDg bundle of wearing apparel and silver
spoou belonging TO Mrs. Mckay No. 40 Warrington
.,reet-locked up By Justice Osborne.
VSoient .dsssult-Pstrc McDermott was brought be-
ors the magistrate, charged with drawing pistol on
Nelson Burch and John Hsifpsnny In Chatham street,
avrsst N Bs~ek Wsvrsni-- oncsr Denniston arrest
d last night on bench warrant old pannsl thief
allied Louisa Fisher, charged with grand larceny
|commited By Juslice Osborns.
| Ptfa Lsvcsry-Two boys, called James McKeon and
mall value bseasing to Mrs Evsrling, No 3o2 Bows.
I b. Locked mp By Justice Taylor
A Dissy6sly Hsuse-Mary McAls va arrested By
nicer Birmingham, charged with keeping disordsrly
ssrsi;rs WAips-Robsrt Crawford and Jobp whits.
70 boys were arsstsd for stealing raw hides. belong
|bg to Newbold and Russell, No. lao Fulton street
committed for trial
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

CALKNpAR YuR APnIL.-lo. First Sunday after Easter.
Is. 81. Mark the Evangelist 20. 0.Second SUNDAY ahsr
The Rev. Professor Henry will preach this evening in
the church Of the Advent t6s Broadway.
ExArurL FaEE CHuRon on-Thsre will be connrma
on held In this church. corner Of Prnce ana thompson
streets, this evening.
The Rev DR. Shredder, Rector Of st. AIMS hall,
Flushing, will preach to the Young In the Free church
ofths Epiphany, lso Stanton street. this evening
The Anniversary Sermon Of the Protestant Episcopal
port OF New York, will Be preached in st. Bartholo
news church, this evening. BY the Rev. Dr. Tying.
AHeLo. .AMxnieAN FREE CnuasH o. sr. 0EoaoE
Divine Service T this day 4 10. A. NJ NJ. and It u
o'clock in the evening.
The ladies Of the church Of the Redemption intend
holding fair and festival In the Lyesum No 6cl Broad
,ss prsssnt nouth. % open At 10 O'clock A. M and to
continue through the evenings of those days.
sr s.xoE's CHuncH, Houston street, between Pit
- MSEs Sunday O'Clock Il IL:
III, At In the sfterroon, and IN the evening The
morning and evening services ere IN the German, the
a1sznoon service IN the English language.
BY adjournment in the Lecture Room Of the Bsecker
street. church, Mondsy the 10th inst at 10 o'clock
AM
The congregation. wershipping. hsrstotOrs. In the
have taken measures for the immediate erection Of
house Of worship on their appropriate nsd 81 labor IN
the Immediate ncghborhood of which they Will meet,
once sabbath until further notice.
The Rsv. John L. Watson has resigned the once Of
Assistant Minister in Trinity churh, Boston, Of which
Bishop Eastburu is the rector.
Onp,HArIoK-On Thursdsy, Feb. II, ct Union City.
Mr. Henry g. Morse. Of Lima, L, Grange county lnd
ana ordained BY ecclssiastical council to the
work Of the ministry sevangelist Sermon BY the
Raw John D. Pisrcs Of Marshall from Philippines 81
stephen Mason ofMarshsr. Right hand Of Fellowship
by the Rev. L. Smith Hobart, Of Union city.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

The quantity Of silk OF all kinds entered for home
consumption in 1914 was 2, ,E74 ID, in 1924 it
had risen to OIL ,048 ID. but in 1884 il had only
6,2O6 ,02l ID.
The declared value of British silk goods export
ed from the United Kingdom in each year, between
l026 and l645 exhibits since the year 1885 COM
parauve decrease. The value OF the silk exported
in 1898 was El66, Sol, but in 1885 this amount had
increased to Ee7S,7e6 IN 1857 it had fallen to
&60o, ,078 and although from that time the value
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

TouAwArpA INpANs.-It 10 said that two of the
|hlefs at Tonawanda Iast week received informa-
br their removal had arrived, and that they must
'rthwhh prepare to give up their ands- Blacksmith
principal Tonawsnda chIef has jnst rsturnsd iron
srisA lhs krssty -.a1sny K.iekybseksy, .4rrii lS
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

\ A4t A,hing ON Maumss this season. The nmss
s thst Captain Potter has slresdy caught some 80
L 500 bbls. Of ofPicksrsl.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19
ARRIVAL OF THE
UNICORN AT BOSTON.
The Oregon Debate In Parliament.
The Coneiliatory Tone Of the Government.
THE WAR IN INDIA.

SAVAGE TONE OF THE PRESS.
The New York herald., 1846-04-19

The net revenue Of the customs, and the amoun,
Of duty received from corr, rem 1889 to 1915, were
as follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
NOTICE.

glNllE subscribers have entered into COpartner.
n sbi vBi IN hn NJ Gsubbs Aspersou purrcsg
a go, tn AIohecsry and Drug
N M formerly eosupsct ~ Samuel r. Ads Co No o.
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fatn Ola nyr S,nGs sna frcun osi
na- sahlc Rcth cf
having ear.roS q nuHhef
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" EBB, BACON Il co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-3O hhds 81 CrOiI
los hbds Porto Rico
100 do New ORLEANS
n boxes Loaf
Is bbIs Crushed and Pulvrrs-J
II and 20 half do. New Orleans Clarihd
IS boxes Havana
MOLASSES-sO HID. Porto Rico
20 hhds and II Trinidad
20 hhis Cardenas
COFFEE-4Oo bags Rio
500 bags Laguayra
l25 bag,
CANDLEs-SS boxes Sperm
l6 boTes Stsane
so boxes Huns patent TanoW
Talow
CASTLE Brown and shaving soap
200 keEs Cut Nails and Brads
tons Bhssrei Steel
Hoo? Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
bales shoe Thread
20 packages Gun Powder Tea
Back Tea
~ bbs Sperm Lamp OIL
~ bbs Tanners Oh
700 usrees Thomasfon Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nets OF WOODWARD
Is Rice
so IBIS Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon sides
IS hhds do shoulders
900 bbls ~ e. Cut HeruEgs
100 bbs Family Roe do
IS bbs Shad
Rosn-Tar
Sputs Tutpgntine
Letter Wutng and Wrapping Paper au p
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PHILADELPHIA, JUNE =, 1916.
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
to COCO very cheap cash with general
arueles.
the best quality sizes from sIlO to a6IaO WHOLESALE
White Lead hard from 25 lbs so 500
The above articles NY selection, AID warranted
ountry gentlemen would do vsCi call and
EOodI and Judge for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
Errtd DIOR IN thc E1cha Ran
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GALLAGHER q OLDNER,

VIZ "TITT TTf"0T
Al AVE in store, and lHr sale on reasonable
~ - trrls arrnsa OF HU binds rofean and bones
co. Wnts aud Liquors by wtuirFlr and utl
tu'son band o. S. 3d. d. and GOD 0Ins runts and
un pu up in rJri orf ruy qf1HUfy NAV wanted
kctpers public houses hf rDunty uoraous wanting
f1ofarcr Co. thrf would Dbl rive em cav 10
fre purehas n.y. hy assured my Lguo hoy y
rer WI prove fo ba rsu.He rrtrie. o. W
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10 SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS

rI,HE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
n public for the extent Of patron
-. AMI bFs leave inform uem
present foe manufacturing Ccks are most
rupr aud that will ind ready
ever cheapest farc and most honorable aud
TO 81 rigid attention to their interests
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
twenty he believes he has had sufficient
paruncs acquainted with the OF Clock deal
would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchase. shall be furnished with Clocks which
CANNOT, be sIrpassrd point OF workmanship finish
"A that several manufacturers and deac
constantly worthless and counterfeit article abctls
jerome C0ok which fact unwilling aesnow
.dgcu their lie that purehas
-r appreciate advantage buying direct om Tie factory
IN which they be the subjects OF this imposuon Al
orders accompanied with the cash. will be promptly and faithful
who send their orders BY mail MAY rely
npn application Coefs
viii be carefully selected and paekcd
with reference Al Clocks purchased al
this establishment warranted perform well, and the
VIII be- delivered vessels free Of transpoa
pharc possible attention shall be
his friends and patrons he respectfully
ers patronage Of all
Warehouse 4 Philadelphia, NJ 90 Norh Third Street
Warehouse n baltimore n 80 South Charles Street.
New Haven, ST. Johns Street between Ham
tor and Market 23-ly CHAUNCEN JEROME.