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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-18

The PUBLIC PREss.-To a close OBJ
server of the occurrences of the last fifty
years, the almost imperceptible, yet certain
advance Of the press Of Great Rritain, can
not fail to awaken establishment and con-
lecture. Gradually increasing in height and
strength, nourished by adversely, strength
ened and fostered by tempests and storms,
it mas indeed become a mighty and giant
tree, "whose height reaches unto heaven,
and the sight thereof to the end Of all the
earth" Recognizing no law but its own
Will, now yielding to the blast, now guiding
the lightning Of wrath to the proud, the ~
ramcal. and the vile, claiming 10 protect
L-~~~.L - L-~~I ,L..I,.- .ha rights and lih-
critics Of the people, the dominion of the
laws, and the integrity of the state, making
its strength TO be known in the very Utmost
conclaves Of councillors and kings. never
was there in any age or cline aught that
might be made productive Of so much good
or evil as that mighty wide-reaching, pene-
trating energy concentrated in the existing
public press of the civilized world. And
in no country is this more true than in Great
Britain. The immense intellect continual
ly augnenting its resources, rendering avail
able the wealth and information Of the mer-
chant, the subtlety of the philosopher, the
stores Of science, and the loneliness Of art,
with the increasing demand for knowledge,
and the nmberless opportunities for mental
championship to exhibit its strength, have
combined to render the press, as body, the
most influential and respected for its talent
and integrity Of any that have ever divided
the public attention, or demanded the pub
lie applause. From the mere chrOniclel
and gazetteer of court balls, and OF battles
it has become the monitor Of kings and TIN
councillor Of senator's. 1t would be hare
to point out any advance in popular knOwl
edge or liberalty to which it has not mos
materially contributed, any cause involvin!
the interests OF liberty or truth in the val
Of which it has not fought. Small and dis
tant is the first cloud on the political horizon
a humble individual has been punished 70
a resistance Insignificant, though meritori
Gus, il it involved not some great principle
tidings Of persecution and suffering rol
hurrying onward, until the overcharge heav
ems, lowering with Indignation burst il
vengence upon the oppressor and in time
Of public interest OF agitation now lashln
the ocean with wrath, now calming the wa
tiers into peace and serenity, its efforts hav
been as beneficial as its power is unprect
dented and mmense.-Austraiian aud Ne,
leland Monthly Magazine.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-18

pror,d bu a Speech Delirered in the Con
rsutiOn. held at Ddnrille, Kentucky
t ,I@ R,r DAVID RIcE-l792.
fcoNCLUpED.)
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-18

French LIsERALirY.-The following table ex-
hibits the receipts and disbursements of French
benevolent societies for the last year
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REMOvALi
SILK GOODS.

~ y IINDsLEY has removed 10 the new buildings No
Oo Liberty street tfrrs Sor. from broadway where he
seasunable and desirable stock Of 1T
!SLLhS And FANCY GOODS--Embracng every va
Silks. 7
DRESS GOODS Of every deseripuon-plnd and fig
ufen casi,merrs and Nous de lanes, Mern6s, Also
large assortment Of -
FANCY CAP AND BONNET RIBBONS, together
WIN pam colortd aud black Satin and Tdfitts Ribbons
PRINCES AND GIMP IRLbflfINGS-o every va
rioty aud the newest styles.
, fafA WIS Of all Kinds and qualities including SILK
particularly cal attention also TO his unusally large ans
d.nra9i. assortment Of L1CES, Elhf3R OLDERIES
hha ne would respectfully ask the inspection Of his steel
~ kthtLal " thYse who are willing 10 avail iLemselye
OF low prtcts for Cash aud shon CT, dit.
OCT Sid '.# .1
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BROOKS'S
PA TENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
These articles superior to anything ever before manu-
featured, in this any o%her country, for
aa durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. 1888 FULTON sTRERT, NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Medal (he highest premum) the last Annual Fair OF the
American Institutes for its superiority over all others offered
for competition.
navy, well every gentleman OF who has fairly
tested its value, and is rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease grace, comfort, anu durability
desirable requisites in their Boots and Shoes II makes
the Boot Shoe elastic preserves original style
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eleva.
ted arch thereby allowing the heel be very high
with perfect ease quite low without exposing the panla.
oonssrap injury II also keeps the foot from pressing
forward and retains in natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
sell boots and Shoes with this invention, in the cities
New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned the first in the city of New York to
manufacture justly celebrated and elegant ARTICLE
tnues make them up in an endless variety OF Styles in
workmanship unequaied and at prices deying compet.
ton All other kinds Of Boots Shoes, Callers, Pumps and
Slippers for ladies' gentlemen youths misses anu child
LORlN BROOkS,
l3S Fulton street
p SJust received, Of Russian Leather for Gen.
dement's Boots, both Tor Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the first lot OF this celebrated Leather import
ed into The United States.
Il oct S--lyd'
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

A.,.r,fl All merchandise designed Tor bic interior
{5RSassik tho States OF GEOkGLl, SOUTH CARO-
Ai.,.., I-.ivNESSEE, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa
vdhilii viii be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia in their Steam Boats 10 Augusta, ie OIL
soIl al Tie Iowt st current rate OF freight
In audllon steam boat power tins Company already
possess they have now d new sea Il,
boat o. unusually light draii Of water and high speed bull,
expressly with view TO ensure prompt transportation OF
Goods IN ali stages OF tie river navigatI,n.
Goods uarkeu the ItcIor oil Inc country re
ina Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded by the Agents
there Their final destination. ..
Shippers may rely upon having the order of their Goods
careiuiiy looked 10 ia Savannah.
Hills OF Ladng advising Inc shipment of goods, and a
letter advising weier sured anu To what point, should
always acconpsnv the same or be stnt by mai.
Parties VINO .se been the habit forwarding mer-
chanuize 10 interior Georgia by ts line, ana direct
ing 20 tIie care OF r. M Goouw, please taAu NODE,
thai Tie conn.xion oil mat gtnttnian lns Company
having ceAsed, all future COMMUNICATIONS Should be adj
drtssed 10 ..-... . a.t
w.P. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga
RgPRRkNCRs
Messrs. lay u Merrill,
JOSIAH Marcy d Son, =, =,
tioounut a Company, ~ iork'
L. a. br,snahi, Ls,.
iiawrs, Gray o. Co, Boston.
Henry Sloan, ESQ, Philadelphia.
octs-dly' oetas
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.., GARRlT GARRABRANT,
IT, IL Market street, Newark.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND
DkOpSY T'l-' ~

DIR. TowNsEsD-Dear Sr--My wye las been adlieied
with Disease oil the III. art, and with terrible Rr Tor
fifteen years. the greater part Of the time Size has
been troubled with Shoress Of breath and great Futtsno
Of the Heart which has been very strt Asng and h ire
queny unable TO leave he bed The Rtrp was
large and severe She tried almost every r, pey r srh
cases with but little benefit WHEN size had ken hui re
bottles OF your excellent medicine she relieved
the Disease Of the Heart and The Rupture has almost on
tirely disappeared. a
Size has also had the propsy and vSfy much swo
len We had idea that she could be d. as phe
had such complication OF diseases But has as stroirc
az it may appear, relieved her OF the dropsy aware
thai the STATE msnt Ia strange TO APPEAR almost Ike
Notion, but II u.s. Dey6rheltsf sober reality Your SAKSh
PARlLLA is cerainy valuable MEDICINE, and should be,
used BY every that is suffering We have been, any
dsbeeve THIS account they al liberty 70 call at my
house. and have ocular Recommendation Yours pecul-
g, WILLIAM ToWSEK
No. james street
PRINCIPAL OFFICE l26 FULTON STREET, n, York,
Sun Building
DIR, 7, ". DYoTT 4 SONS, GENERAL AoESrs, No.
10. NoIth second Street, Philadelphia Pa
agent lor WasAlnGt9u CITY, CHARLES SJOTT, DRuo.
asIi corner Nl street Penn Avenue.
w Also ior cal. b. Druggists generally
H, NONE GENiINb LNILSs PUT Up IN THE
d dhnSE selAhE boI1LLS MnlCH CONTAIN A
Soann nNp biSSkD WIN WRITTEN sIssA fURg o.
octe H-lyd Oct as
uES- DR.. DyoTT.-n
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UAKNDEN IA Coz.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED of their interest in the Express be-
Ill tween New York and Boston, beg to inform their
friends and the public that they Will devote their attention
particularly 10 the Exchange, Shipping and Commission
business in connexlon with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies at London, Paris, and Iavre.
The facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
The past few years for the execution OF London and Paris
orders now very much increased through Tie direct
line OF steamers from New York.
Orders for purchases be made in England France, and
other parts oil Europe will be executed and upon the most
reasonable terms, by our agents Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods nj
the New York and Boston custom houses, and forwarding
with the utmost despatch .n., :
Exchange at sight, in to suit constantly for sale in
London, Liverpool, and Paris.
Offices No. Wall street, New York; No Court street,
Boston; No. Cook street, and 90 Waterloo road Liver
pool HARNDEN q co.
N. D. Our firm in Liverpool continues 10 give every
tenton to the forwarding OF all kinds OF Merchandise upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships 10
all parts of the world oct 8 ly'
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FURNITUREi FURNITuREli

"A South Second sreet.-E MOUNT having . large and
splendid assortment Of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand, comprising rosewood Solas walnut do;
mahogany do, With plush, satin, dsnna.k and fancy hair
and patterns; French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Chairs
RocknS do Centre and Pier Table,. Sofa Tables Divsns
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining aAd Card Tables
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bedsieads French do; cured maple
and cherry do and variety of Others SecretaryG Book
cases, marble tops; mahogany Washssnis Hat Racks
plain and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with haircloh, plush and damask seating likewise
cane seat Chairs Of all patterns with an ersnAve sssor
ment of every article in our line of business, VA
Country Merchants and others especially invited to
ca and stock Of Furniture every article Of
which 10 Manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
of on most reasonable terms
Z f nrta al yb. & .
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TO sTEAMpoAT CoMPAR1ns.

HSlsue The subscriber is fully prepared to ur
nish Steamboat Companies with all szes Of
r r. JMpitfs Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest boats the largest class
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical prn.
s, combining great strength and durability, occupying
small space, and giving greater force the with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower nov in
use. without making the least unpleasant while in
motion The superiority Of this blower is manifest
TO any persons disposed to examine It's merits and IL veil
worthy the special attention OF all requiring the of
Bowers as ii is becoming RAPIDLY in general
in prefer. TO all others Y Hs.
Difference 10 made the following steamers, which have
them IN ,'..., ~.
Sleantt Bay State, New York ....
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New Tork. 1..
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do s
Steani.r Rob Morris, Philadelphia.
IRUN rOUNDftfcsj NcpLLftSot MILLS,
Tie subscriber also uficturt and AstEs hand null
from No 20 No. TO- and upward, OF The above
Blowef celebrate suitable Tor all Kinds OF iron
works, cupolIs lnddis and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, fQrsts; smiths fires, DC 1
JOSIAH KlSrERBOCK, I'll
Manufacturer and Genera A-6nt the United Satee and
the Canadas, 467 Market ST. Phad oct dy'
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
WIN. It. JENNINGS ~ CO.,


DIAPERS AND TALoRs, importers Of Cloths, Cassmeres,
vestngs, Fancy Dress Articles, &c, 3l Broadway Anne.
noLe offer for inspection an extensive assortment OF
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear Sc,
lected with rendering their stock rich in quail
~ and variety as can b. found in tle city
f, F'0R UPERCOl IS-Blue, black, brown olive, and
green med cloths various shades Beaver do; lrab and
blue Deyonsnre Kersey Canada grey do; rab, blue and
black Pilot Cloth brown, black, blue, and drab Mohair
IpISTER ERocKs, SACKS, Sc.-Deayer and mlel
o IRE B f ieW atei back olive,
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of Bloy's, Simons
BUSiNESS AND TRAVELLING COATS-Paid
CassmasrS, Iwteds, and and, Other goods. ,.,h Ma.
HUA1IAG CCAT'S-Olive, brown and drab Moles
PlNTALooNS. French, English, German and Anne,
with TO the various tastes Of our numerous pa
this line, 10 which such attention has been directed
as TO enable us to insure combining aud elegance
PES1S.-Back silks and satIns, fancy do woollen und
velvet paids, figured Mernos white and bun Cassmeres
and Miisees, rich Silk and Sitns for Ball and Parties
ARliYAND M VY.-Exporiencc enables us to furnish
Uniforms In strict conformity with regulations, and we have
always hand the material necessary TO the different
FIRST QUALITY READ Y lHdDE GARMENTS.
Equal TO the best custom work.
OrERCOATS; brown Olive, green, black and blue
beaver led cloth Surtouts; large assortment inn
proved styles Sacks including bne, black brown drab
Mohair; drab and blue Pilot; olive and brown Weeds &c
Business and Travelling Goats Olive, brown green, and
blue Cloths plaid Cassmees, Tweeds &c Dress and Frock
CoalsA large assortment in various coors and fabrics
Cloals Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
cles Pantaoons-B Black blue, mixed and fancy Cassl-
&C. ptsllngs--Blaek SIX, Slli Bombazne and Cassi.
mere fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; hguered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured Ss DO Dressing Gowns
dc LANES, Merino figured Muslin, in great variety.
Huutlg Goals, various styles,
FANC y DRE.SS Ah1ICLES. -Tasloni Jenny Lind,
hazurka and other Sly fancy Crayas; English, French,
vnd Italian black sl Crayats extra and medium quality
Dsk s s sy DO srno s Sas s or a for
lug, &c,i twiied and PLAN English, French, and India
Pocket lIandkerchleis Goyes--Cutson's and BMous
4;
Brrln, Llien, Co,uin, &c Susptnders-Ail the various
styles anu qualities uhdervess and Dhwers- Merino,
SIX, litckskn, Won and Coaon Flannel Hall Hose,
Wnlie anu Mixed hero, ana Cotton various grades; Snrts
Bosons, ana Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton
PIECE GOODS,---Ciotns, Cdsslnltres Veslngs, &c,
assortment as can be found in the country,
winch Will be soa by the piece or yard, at us low prices rs
bought, obvious advantage seiec.
non from what can be relied upon as the most fashionable
goOls a"e .nH 5G
| B. - vi . -tt t Z
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sHAKsPEAME HOTEL,

coRNnR OF DUANE AND wILLIAh sTRssTs, NEW YORK
THE SUBsCRiDERS under the firm Of BERGEN 4
1 GALABRuN, having reftted and repienshed this spa
cious establishment prepared company
There are one hundred and nine apartments in this hous
conssng Of dining ssoons ang rooms parlors lodging
rooms, &c The large hall may be used Tor balls public
meetings. The cooking department. has been expressly
ranged furnish, monents notice reireshnen
be accommodated al the time There whsre
private parties may be Furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket Affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
ents in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnahed
the shortest notice There will be lunch ii ii O'Clock
every day, and attention will be spared to give satsac
ton. Men OF buaint and those waiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found to BE- moderate The French and
Spsnsh languages sre spoken in this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
oct 8 ". .u.. LOUIS GALAkRtjN
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Forelgn BOOK. and curlou. and Rars WORK.

At Lo,rer Prices than erer before Sold
V,HE subscriber has added immensely 10 his already
mammoth stock OF Literature His late acquisitions
from the trade sales Of Boston, New York and Philnde
pha together with fifteen OF the finest works per the
6arrck rom Liverpool, and twenty ditto per the Leon
das, from London, which will be immediately marked and
exposed FOR SALE give undoubed air OF richness varie
y rarity and extent TO his stock hitherto nnapproached on
this continent All literary men, lovers OF books and en-
usiass In mental investigation are solicited TO come and
enjoy the true "ieast of and the flow OF soul -
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended
brains turned, may be found here The reconcile ma
hemacian and the founder OF new systems Of Theo
ogy is each in his proper mich Those given to Necro
nancy hsiroogy, Alchemy, Sorcery and Witehc1t viii
be highly amused whilst The belle etre scholar can select
from l5,0OO fresh Volumes The very cream and chei
douvres Of modern English literature The best ireatses
every profession and science from the honest poddng
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and SCI
best books here embraced In the department
OF elementary professional reatses and school books OF
every kind his stock is immense. The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
In purchasing rom him they onehalf OF their mo.
ney Clergymen literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines of railroad steamboat routes,
will do well TO put change of linen in their valses and
li6 Nassau street. allowed by all Swans TO
be the moral centre of the intellectual world Books sell
ing at half price, literary appliances and conveniences OF
every kind gratis well us best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for nveernte smokers like the
celebrated Dr. Parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern bookseller,
oct ly. li6 Nassau street, New York,
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Al Ew LAW BLANKS,-The new forms Of Law Blanks
IN Tor tile different Courts Also, Deeds Mortgages bonds
w
Liihographic Hands Checks Notes. Bills of Exchange
Drafts, bis Of Ladns, and every description Of Mercantile
Blanks.
Books and Stationery -Ledgers, Journals Day Books
Cash and Invoice BOOKS Memorandum and Letter Books
Copying Paper Copying Inks and Writing Fluids Copying
Presses God and Steel PENS Pencil Cases. Eoosca AMI
Letter Paper, PLAN and ruled Envelopes and Envelope
Papers Cash Boxes, Letter acks Ksands aud every
NIh.t VI sohery Needed "a countingrooms Office, Tor
safe ny PETER A. MESiER,
oct sly Lilhograpner ANA Stauouer, 10 Wall A. i
tiNE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, who
Il wish To purchase God or Silver Watches viii find il
seay TO itr advantage 10 call the who In
selling all tscrpols Oi line Gold SILVER Watches al
retail, lower than any Other bousl the city.
Zine Cold and Silver Englsn Patent Lever Watcher
DO 10 Detached Lever do
DO do lvpne do
Ladies and sen'lemen 4, line Gold Guard Chains.
LADIES' Bracelets
Gold Pencils
Gold Watches as low as go To s25 each
watches and Jewolry exchanged bought All yyotebe.
warranted To keep good ine lhe money returned -
Watches CiocAs, anu Jtw,ry repaired ls best mamie,
ana warranted az Inlich less IMAM the usual prices
GEO y. Ail.EN, importer OF Wilenes ami
JeweTy, wluet4le ANA retail
OCT W 81 Wan IT, oofiicr ui William, up stnrs
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS.
ORGANS.


HENRY ERBEN 172 Centre street, offers for sale the fol-
Ill lowing Organs:
One Gothic Organ of IL stops and Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of l6 feet HIGH 10 feet and inches 'front.'
and feet inches deep.
One Grecan Organ Of l2 stops OF pedal pipes
Dimensions of 10 feet inches high 10 feet wide
feet deep
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions Of II feet high, feet inches
wide, feet 8 inches deep!
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops Dimensions OF
case fee2 l2 inches high feet inches wde and feet
deep.
Two Greeans Of stops 10 feet high feet inches wide
and feet inches deep
Two Gothic Organs Of stops feet high, feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep. -
variety of Parlor Organs
One second hand Church Organ
One Seraphine. oct 8 div
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HARRIS HOTEL,

No, % FR1NKLLN PLACE, PHILADELPHIA,
oulS HART respectfully informs his friends and the
IL public large and particularly his old patrons in Della
ware, Thai his house No 70 Franklng Place, which for
neaness and comfort well as privacy and quieness OF
situation, unsurpassed by any public house IN Philade
phia open for their accommodation. Travellers through
and vslers To the city will find his house as desirable
lodgng or temporary home they could wshwhile his
charges ranging from rs 81 day. will be found
moderate his patrons would ask for the superior accom-
modations they will obtain. a
n. b. LUNCH daily at II A. NJ; ORDINARY for the es-
pecial accommodation of merchants and other business
men, from 10 r, NJ every day, except Sundays PER.
MANENT BoARDERS for whom the best accommodations
are prepared, taken on the most accommodating terms.
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SAMUEL HAMMOND q co..,
(Late Benedict & Hammond)
TIJp0RT'ER,S on NINE, IVA no III

IMPORTERS or FINE WATCHES,
No. a Merchants Exchange, (iIs door in William street
lave constantly hand large ana valuable assortment
Ill oil FINE MATCHES OF their own importation, which
lney are now selling al lower prices (Hien quality
pdred) than be purchased Of any dealer IN New York
written WARRANTED, IN all cases. Will be given the pur
chaser. $40. .4.5.
5. Hammond having attended solely TO the repairing OF
Cronometer, Duplex, and uler fine Watches the late
firm OF Benedict Hammond, will give his
diyled attention 10 that branch the ss,
ion with his present partner, whose reputation has long
since been Established, having worked or Tie last ten years
iOr tie trade III thls euy ...
N. B-A large ana valuable assortment of Jewery Sill
yer Ware, Once and Mante Clocks, &c, constantly ON
hand, a---tliy'
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IIIberntn Seating Wax.

THE Subscribers have Just receiytua fun supply OF the
iebraed HiDernia Furts Sealing Wax, manufactured
expressly 10 their order, by Mssrs rhos Roaas Sons,
Luidui aud warranted IL Of the superior guy
itis Distinguished Tor lis e color, burn iig freely with
OUT dropping 100 much, and consumes iIsf Dut it
ING no waste, or nabily drop before reaching the proper
place for llie seal, ~ -
The above urce has been very extensively used in banks
pubic Offices and counting this Guy, and has
gwen very general Satisfaction, or which reason,
cure uniformly good quality, they nave ordered lie Wax
directly from The factory, anu each by
their name impressed upon h end, ana warranted 10 be
fully equal as represented.
For sale, together with extensive assortment Of Pa
pers Blank Book and Stationery, BY
~ t. IL. CLAYTON & SONS,
oct l. 81 Wall street