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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

The Waterman could not stand 90 powerful
an appeal, and after leaving pamphlet Of the
Maine liquor law, used next day for shaving
papers, he took his departure.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
T.. MASON.

TTAS JUST RECEIVED and o6crs tor sale the larg
II est and best selected stock of PATENT MED1
CINES, offered in this city. Every article
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

SCARP'S COM POUND
ACOUSTIC OIL.
For the cure of DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
ofmatteE from also all those noises
like the bnzzing of insects, falling of water whizzing
s~steaIs &C. &C., which symptoms of approaching
deues and also generally attendant with the disease
AMeT T.. MASON, Agent.
Dye Stufrs, &c.
A LARGE supply of Indigo, Madder, Logwood,
M Goperey, Canewood Blue Vitral, &C., Bonnet,
and ST. Louis Gus, just received and iof
sale by A. GILLESPIE,
May 81. 1853. Globe building:
NEW GOODS!
AN naw in receipt Of part Of my fal! stock Of
D!ugs Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, OILS, Dyes,
prices Aose in want of these articles will Ind It TO
thelr lntenst give 4 call at No Globe Building,
corner OF Vain and Fifth street. A. GILLESPIE.
Duouques Sept. 18th, 1853.
DATENT MEDICINES.-Patent Medicines Of ali
i kinds fussale by TrMorHY MAsor wholesale end
tail DruggiS, sign Of Good Samaritan, septH
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

Established in the CT! Of New York.
RTOWNSEND'
POUND EXTRACT OIL
SARSAARILLA,
IMROvED
manufacturctundert the supervision OF
,R. JAMES r. Chiffon,
Thesscbrated Chemist of NeD Yok.
NAM valuable improvementsiav
been mde by DIR. Chiffon in the node
of Incorporating popular medicine.
Underhis skillful hand its samtive
powenhave been so much increased,
that oily two tea spOonsfils OF
the EIract are required for dose,
which 3 an important item to hose
using Compounds of Sarsaparilh, Is
this fat alone provost to be the
SrRoNGsr and CHEAPEsx mtdcin
ever inented to
Puffy the Blood and ptms.
nentiy cure
iUlcers. Ringworm or e,,.r
Rheumaism, scrofula, Erysipek III
fects OF Mercury, Dropsy, Dysptsa.
P;mple on the Face, Neuralgia, on
tiyenes aud Piles, Heart Disease, 6r
raj Debility, Female dbility, Coughs, Colds, ETC. f
argemen ofthe Joints Ulcers, Fever Sores, Liver Con
plant, Nervous Debility
DR.. James r. Chiltonhas ha charge OF the Manufa
tory for more than year, and every ootue prepare
since February 1850, las his certicate ana signaur
well as the signature 5, r. On INC Ste
plate label on the outside wrappe'
n.s-B Beware OF Coanterf.its md buy that only whc
has b r. Chilton's certificate = the wrapper.
Principal Office, in New YcK, ss Nes:au street;
,u,..,. ,ou. " HyGe" Alien 4 Co., No. 1901 Maj
r. Maoa, No. SO Hain st
Junel 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

Fish.
NHACKEREL by u Barrel and Kits;
rickIed and smoke Herring for sale low, BY
May ls, 'o2 ANDERSON &MiTToN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

CuRIous-Some laborers in digging well
near the Railroad about three quarters ola mile
this side ofthe Machine Shop, lately came
upon some wood well preserved and unpetrih
cd, at distance Of So feet below the surface of
the ground where they were digging and
about It's or $50 feet below the general SUR
face of the earth. There was substance like
moss upon the wood, and it was judged 10 be
either oak or cedar II was imbedded IN
black loan, such as s generally found much
nearer the surface Of the earth, and very sell
dom at such depth benea,hit Near the same
spot were found q quantity Of limestone in
small pieces, which were smooth, and had the
appearance Of having been at some time worn
BY running water Some boulders were also
taken from the same depth, which are com
monty found in the beds Of streams These
evidences have led judges in such matters to
suspect that river has at no very remote peri
cd swept through this vicinity, and probably
had its bed in the site Of Chouteau's Pond.
TSt Louis Int.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the People o
Dubuque and vicinity, the receipt thlsday, OF asure
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

TIE ATTENTION
or the citizens OF Dubuque and adjoining Counties Is
~ invited to the following and raIna5is Iaventon
cure OF Disease
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

INDEPENDENCE or AUSTRALIA The Mel
bourne Argus, paper Of great influence IN that
country, is out in long article, declaring for
the independence of the Colony, which they
are in favor Of obtaining, "Peaceably it they
can, but foscibly if they must" In the course
Of the article, it says
The change will come. We believe that y IS
far better for both countries that it should come
quietly. And to that end we conceive that u Is
essential that it should come soon. There Is
nothing to be so much deprecated % that
the feeling Of acrimony should be cngendered
between England and Australia, which now SO
largely taints all her communications with our
elder brother OF America. Every effort should
be made, that we part kindly when we do part
and it is, therefore, better that prepare to part
betimes Reform in England treatment Ut her
colonies, we b. lieve to be altogether hope less
As community, we owe her much; as gov
ernment we owe her less than nothing. her
q protection" is the sheerest humbug, sitting
the principle Of courageA and self-reiance
amongst ourselves, and bdeayins US into the
very danger from which she hypocritically pre-
tends to guard u.s. She h1s done nothing for US
but 10 deluge w with felons, and crush us with
bad government t. the very earth Such deeds
as these can do no otherwise than call up rank
ling hatred and deep sense of wrong; and
these being pro,racttd, will some dag lead the
tiinorous Australian 10 resist insults andRnJurles
rather more singing and intoerabe than the
Stamp Act and Tea Duties which nerved his
holder brother Of America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

one Of the mott important discoveries of mod
ern science, Tor the cure Of pulmonary Affections.
70 the Balsam of Wild Cherry, and the credit of
ts discovery is due 10 the celebI aed DR.. Wistar,
rms valuable compound has restored thousands
OF sufferers to heaih. II is sxp~ctorsnt. tonic.
ana drmn'cen,, and 10 said TO be purely v~ee-
tahle prsIsration. Cnder It's magic influences The
nost obstinate coughs, colds, and bronc hal irri-
tatsons disappear. We have used il, and can
recommend u, particularly at this season, when
the great cause OF disease, East winds are 60
prevalent.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WIsrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
wa. introduced in the year 1893, and has been
well tested in all the complaints Epr which IL 10
recommended. For ton years IL has proved mere
efficacious ~ q remedy Tor Coughs, ColJs, lnfu-
enza, bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, IN
It's incipient stages, than any other medicine.
From the Dedham, Mass. Gazette, Feb. Is, iS4g.
The tniro8"ction u this famous medicine TO the
public, BY Sefh w. Fowle, has beenl Of NOR.
ssrvics. probably, than any other article that has
yet been discovered, and has effected more sure.
Of va.ious oompIaintsk hat "nesh il heir 10" than
sn the miserable compounds that have ever ss
yet been trumpeted throughout the country. The
numerous certificates in his advei tise me ni fully
substantiate the virtues of il.
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS AND
COUNTERFEITS.
Rrmember, the original and only genuine arti-
Gle always bears the written signature of /.
BUTTS, on the outside wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams & Co., Phla
delphia, now prepared and cold, wholesale and
retail, ONLY ny Seth w. Fowle, RostoH, Mass, to
whom all orders should he addressed, md for
sale by his agents.
Agents for selling Wistar's Balsam:- r. J..
Taylor, Newport; S. w. Briggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
mouth; William Cory, Tiverton 4 Corners; y
8. Steere. Greenville. h2l Wv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

no The Southern Ladies' Book for
April 10 before us. II contains q por-
trait Of James II. Caldwell, Esq,
prominent gentleman Of the. South, who
10 we'll known ns the father OF the Dra-
ma at the South and West; a fine en-
craving Of the new ST. Charles Hotel,
al New O,leans,-and a variety OF in
teresting articles. This excellent Mag
axinc has materially i'm rroved in value
since our friend Mrs. l.. Virginia French
has taken the entire charge Of its col
umns. A new volume will commence
with the May number, and she announ-
css that it will appear in new type, and
will BE- otherwise improved. She also
eGers a prize Of $500 for the best origi.
nal story, and 500 for the hes, poem.
to be furnished by the first Of July. We
are glad to find that our lair friend is
prospering SO well with her Magazine;
she ought TO be literally sustained by
the generous and iree-henrted people
oi the South, 10 whom she belongs, and
wbs are justly proud Of her noble traits
Of character and her brilliant mental cl-
iewments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
@arrteU.

In Mobile. 23d ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Knapp,
Mr.. John w. Davis and Miss Lucre,ia ",
daughter OF Edward Hall. Esq.
In this town, on l4,h inst, by Rev. s. Ad,
lam, Mr. Andrew Briggs and Miss Jane Briggs,
all ofthis town.
In Fall River, 18th ult. ,'Mr. Joshua Roweli,
and Mise Mary, daughter Of Miller Chnse.
In New York, 10Th inst, at tho Astor House
by the Rev. DR.. Haisht, Mr.. James l.. Barn
we'll. Of Charleston. 8. c., and Miss Eliza II.
Harris, Of Providence.
In Providence, l4th inst, by Rev. Dr.. Hall,
Mr.. Charles W Jencks and Ella, daughter Of
Silvanus Tinsley. ESQ, all ofP.
On Sunday evening, by Rev. II. Jackson, Mr..
John d. Cornell and Miss Caroline M. Heath,
both OF this town.
In Bristol, 10th inst, Mr.. Francis Waldron,
and Sarah Ann Kinder, both of that place.
On Thursday, April Il, at st. Stephens
Church, Philadelphia, by The Rev. DR.. Ducach-
ct, William Harding Warner, of Swindon, Wilt
shire, England, and Annie Taylor Johnston,
youngest dam shter of the late Hon. Robert Johns
ton, Of Apnandale, Jamaica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
sWAIM'H
CELEBRATED PANACEA,

IVCIPiEvT CONSUMPTION.
yeyo(sIa Gs.oai Debility, Whis SusiL,ng,
Rhsvmaism, Dissasss Of ths Lsvu and
SKIN, and all diseases aris'ng from
LmPurifies efihs Blood, and ax
Effects Of Msre.py.
CwAIM'S PANACEA has brsn Cor more than
- thirty years celebrated in this country and IN
Europe for its extraordinary cures, Tor the GER
ti6cates Of which references 10 maze u the dirre-
lions and hooks (Which may he had yra'h) ac''
coropanying the Panacea.
il has heen used ia hospitals and private prac-
tic-, aud has had the singular fortune ~ beng
recommended by the most celebrated Thy ysieiRns
and other eininent peTsons. Among eth.rr' h
w. Gibson, NJ. d.. Prof. oi Surgery, Ia C"'-
versity.
Valentine Mott. NJ. d.. Prof. ofsursery. !.
Uaiversit,.
w.P. Devices, NJ. d. Prot. oi MIDI, Ia. Ua-
iversity.
N Chapman. NJ. D., PROD. ofPhysic, Pa. Un'
iversity.
r.. Farke. Vi. D., ,Presr College Of Ph, sican',
PhiE,.
Dr. Del Vallo, Professor Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourenco lie Luz, Prof Of Surgery ,Lisb'n.
J. Chipman, Member Royal Coleye Surgeons
London.
q. w. Irving, late Minister TO Span.
Sir Thomas Pearson, MAJOR General. British
Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c.
And, also the wonderful cures effected ny
Swaim's Panacea, have tor many years male u
an invaluable remedy, The panacea does not
contain Mercury in any form, and. being an inno-
cent preparation, il may begiven {" the most ten
der infant.
The retail price has been reduced to 81 so per
bottle, containins three half pin's) or three bot
ties for 81.
BEWARE OF IsPOsIrioN.
Swaim's Panacea 10 ~ iou ibo,tes, hutet' lon
gitudinally. witt the foil. wan; letters blown on
the glass;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
aud having the name Of Jas. SWAIN, stamp~d
on the sealing wax, ann written OH the label coy
ering the cork and n splendid engraving tor the
side Of the bJits composed Of geonetric lathe
work, comprising nine different dies, which have
been turned tor the ex elusive OF the p-oprie-
tor, by Draper & Co., bank note engravers of
Philadelphia. In the centre is portrait oil the
late VIM SWAIN, copyright secured.
ALSO, SWANS vERMIFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being highly
approved remedy tor al diseases arising from de-
bility Of the digestive organs, such ms WORMS
Cholera Molbus, Dy-entery, Fever aud Ague,
Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &c. See the
Pamphlet (Which may be had yra'is) accompa-
nying the vermfuge.
THE OLD STAND, Seventh street, below
Chest.ut, Philadelphia, and sold by all the res
pcctablr Druggists in the United States.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
| Persons wishing 90 obtain the genuine
SWAlM'S PANACEA and SWAlM'S VEk.
MIFUGE, shoud d be- careful TO observe that the
name SWAIN 10 spelled correctly on the bot
ties and labels; or they may he imposed on by
medicines made in imitation Of them, by person
bearing "a somelrha similar name, well calculated
| to deceive.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE u. 3.
SCIllEFFELIN, BROTHERS CO..
lO4 and LOG John STREET,
m25 I'm NEW YORK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

pWe commend the following TO the
consideration Of ,hs Maine Law lana.
tics in this State. Under our law svs-
ry druggist vile sells any medicine
which contains iiqdor, violates the law
and 10 liable 10 be pros ecated, unless he
10 duly authorised to sell as an AGENT
VERMosr LIaroR LAw.-An instance
OF the enforcement OF the liquor law in
Vermont under circumstances Of pecu-
liar stringency, occurred in st. ckbridge
last week. A lady called upon DR..
Gibbs for half pint Of alcohol 10 put
with some camphor gum, and he, after
mixing the two in a scientific manner,
furnished her with the same. The
knowledge Of this violation coming to
the ears Of certain law abiding cisizens,
legal proceedings were instituted
against him. The facts were proved
~ above, but the counsel for the prose-
cution contended that this was case
Of furnishing nsired liquors contrary 10
the salute, and the doctor was fined
$40 and costs, amounting to SIT SIS,
which he paid These state menis are
vouched for by the Woodstock Age.
The Blue Laws Of Connecticut were
mild and sensible, in comparison with
this odious and unconstitutional Maine
Law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

SHB WoULD VorE.-At the recent
charter election in Cincinnati, n woman
named Henrietta Burk, dressed in male
attire, appeared at the Tenth Ward
polls, and deposited her balls, without
any suspicion being created Of her sex.
Finding that she had succeeded so well
in her first attempt, she visited the Sew
enth Ward and again presented her
ballot to the judges. A party who had
seen her vote at the Tenth Ward re-
eognized her and challenged her vote.
She denied voting elsewhere, and in
the melee which ensued, her hat was
knocked of and her sex discovered
She was arrested and sent to Jail for
twenty days on bread and water.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
Dte0.

At Clifton Springs. Ontario Co., N. Y, sIst
ult., Aionzo G. Jackson, u. s. Navy, aged 23.
In New York city, 18th inst. Of dysente,y.
Rev. James w. Cooke, Secretary and General
Agent Of the Episcopal Board OF Foreign Mis-
sIons.
At Staten Island, 9th inst. Col. Richard Con-
nor, in the goth year of his age.
In Tiverton, ON the LIST inst, at the resided:e e
Of Nichoas f. Durice, Mary Francis, aged
about los ,ears.
In Providence, 18th inst, Mr.. Elijah RYDER,
in tn. 82d year of his age.
In Providence, on Sunday, Mr.. Solomon SCI ars,
in the 3lst year of his age.
In Cumberland, 18th inst, Mrs. Sally, widow
Of the late Anthoay Race, IN the 95th year Of
her age.
In Portsmouth, r. l., 20th ult., MIR. Seth
Anthony, in the S7th year of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
EY6Rx
KATMAlKOK
FOR ThE
.,.,,;, u! ~ L., 9,

Causing h to grow "xur'antly, and giving il =
soft and curling appearance, Of the most
delightful character.
THE KATHAIRON neutralizes the effects Of
i the disease, climate, and old age, In pr~serv.
ing and restoring the Human Hair, even after
baldness Of many year,; cleansing the scalp
from DANDRUFF,
and MI ts natural impurities Immediately re-
iievcs sympxihetic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
And cures all Cutaneous diseases Of the skis,
such as Salt Rheum, Erysipclas, Itch, inaamma-
tions &c. &c. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair rich, soh, glossy snd
curling appearance, nothing has ever bren disco-
vered To equal its inc 'ntcsted-its Inconiestibis
virtues. Il exhsler the perfume of the most
delightful and exotic flowers, and il free from sll
mineral properties, or any subsistence which Can
color the skin, or stain ady's hat. For
BALD AND GRAY HEADS
II il pre eminentfy beneficial.
"The Knthairon has fully restored my hnir.
after badness Of " years.
A. J. COURTRIGHT, rs Broad street, v. Y.
The use Of the kathairon 10 adopted 10y the
first physician in Europe and Americn, and has
a patronage and sale unprecedented in the histo-
ry Of the Matera Medica.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North
and South America. Europe and tho Islands Of
the Ocean, in large. handsome bottles, Tor 25 cts.
Profits only IN extensive sales.
Sold TO the trade at liberal discount, but
commissioned in no instance.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist & Manufacturer.
ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, ,l6I Broadway N " +.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold in Newport, by Il. j. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD & CASWELL, and by all drug
gists every where.
ml9-d&w 3mis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
PATEN rs.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE u. y. PATENT OFFICE,
NASlIlGTtlN

no. ~ STATE sTRrET, BOSTON.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO IN
l. vENTOtS. The Subscriber (iate Ag~It IL
,he u. ). Pa,en, Office, under the Act Of 1887
determined to present advantages, IN applying
for patents, superior to thuse offered invrntors
by others, has made arrang, n'~nis where by On
applications prepared aud conducted 10y him.
THIRTY DOLLARS (instead Of tutnfy, ~
paid back by others,) will he rrmitt, by. hun IN
case of failure To obtain patent, and the With
drawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments,
aud all necessary papers and dra"'ng'' Tor pro-
curing patents in this and for, ign count, les PEE
pared, and advice rendered On lgal and sci,n,'-
fc matters respecting invcn,ions, and infringe
ments Of patents.
Inventors can not only here obtain their .pcci-
fcations uD the most reasonable terms. but can
avail themselves OF the experience of 70 y-nis'
practice, an extensive library Of rgal and me
chancal works, aud rect accounts oi patents
granted in this and other countries; besides be-
ing saved journey to Washington, the usual
great delay there, as well as all personal trouble
ia obtaining their patents. Copies of claims 81
anv patent furnished by RENTING one DOLLAR
Alsisnmcnts recorded at Washington.
X. n. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Pat,nfs
During the time I occupied the office Of Cum
missioner Of Patents, X. u. Eddy, Esq, of Bos-
tt0n did business al 'he fatent OHce, as SohcHer
oi Patents. There were few, il any, persons act
ing in that capacity, who had 50 much busineS
before the Patent Office; and there we're none
who conducted il with more SKILL fidelity an' sue
cess. regard MIR. Eddy rs one Of the best IN
formed and inost skillful Patent Solicitors in the
United States, and have no hesitation in assuring
inventors that they cannot employ person more
competent aud Trustworthy. and more capable OF
putting their .pplicntions in form 10 secure Tor
them AN early and favorable cons,derG,on IA, the
Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
PATeNT OFFice, -
ar. II. EDDY, ESD, Boston, Mass.
"SiR :-Y our facilities for the prosecution oi
any business connected With this Office. are rqua
to those Of any other agent. mn very respect.
fully, Yours, &c.
THOMAS EwBAsK,
Commissioner Of PateNs."
Boston, Dec. 6, 1852.
dS ly 3taw m2l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.

In General Assembly, Jan'y Session A. D.. 1858.
Upon the petition Of MILAN ANTHO-
y NY ct al, against the Rhode Island Turn
pike Company:
His Voted and Resolved, That the said petition
he continued to the next Session Of this General
Assembly, and in the mean time the petitioners
give notice OF the pendency OF their petition by
causing Gardner Thomas, Of Portsmouth, to be
served with copy Of the same. and with copy
ofthis vote, and that they cause copy Of this
vote to be published IN tie Newport Daily News,
for three weeks prior to said next Session.
True Copy,-Attest;
ml5 A. POTTER, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

RnoDE ISLAND APfoIxrMBnrs.-
Notice ot the folle &ing appointments
was received in this city on Saturday
last:
District Attorney George II. Brow ne.
Marshai, Francis c. Gardiner.
Postmaster in Providence, Welcome
B. Saylss.
Postmaster in PawtucksL Joseph T.
Sissop. Prov. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES

c. YLER's PATENT.
KOBT. M. PATRICK, 90 JOHN Strict.
Is THE SOLE MANUFAC1 URER IN THE
l. United States Of the above original and only
reliable Salananders, both as regards security
against fire and Lurgl lars. Every Safe sold at
this establishment is manufactured under the
PERSONAL superintendence VI Mr.. Z. j. GAYLhR,
whose experience oftwenty six years 40 a sale
maker, together with the many severe tests
which safes Of his manufacture have triumphant
ly withstood, in this and other cities, warrant
the subscriber in recommending them as superb
or to any in use. They are the only Safes to
which
Mn. +. C. CorrIS's New Patent IMPiEE-
TRABLE DEFIANCE Lock
Is OR CAN BE APPLIED.
A large nuuiber Of these locks are already e,
use by banks 5, brokers. merchants, jewellers, and
others; and, # ON the perfect security whichthey
afford against the efforts Of the most skilliul bur-
glars, either Ivy means OF gunrowdcr, false keys,
picks, or drlls, together with their coveniehce,
simplicity, and durability combined, are rapidly
increasing in public estimation, and are conIdent-
ly stated as equal, il not
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN TIE
WORLD
Safes Of all SIZES, suitable for erchants,
bankers, jewellers, record Offices, steamboats,, &c;
FIRE and thief-proofLank vault doors, plate chests
tor private families, &C on hand, for sale, and
made 10 order, at the depot, 80 John street, coz
ner ofGold, by ROBERT NJ. PATRlCk.
N. B. On and after May lst 1858 the De-
pot vii be removed {, ON 80 John street TO 1872
Pearl street, one door from Maiden Lane
f2S ii IN 6m