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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
MONEY MARK EFT.

TUESDAY, August 9th, IA O'Clock, p. M, I
Considerable brisnc manifested this morning in the
specie market As high lot paid by the bro
up 10 o'clecK The out by the packets
has yet TRANSFERRED. #. nI. ST. \.
Stocks declining. United States opened at 1884, cash
and closed at 49, on time Highest price 1884,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
- C CIGARS.

John ANDEMs1N, Sign Of the T.dsn Chief s2l
the admirers Of good CIGARS that he hiss 10
making arrangements with the celebrated Dor
Manuel Pua Co., or constant supply OF choice
brands, such as are rarely found in this market
The most iasideus consoiseur may rely having their
sse retail s, shall induce continuance q pslrsp
age. call will oblige.
81 A. has conperion with any other house in this
city. jylsSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

CH y M OANDr Of the uosf pure snn
superior description daily manufactured and for sale al the
Bowery steam Confectionery Saloon No 2es Bowery, OPP
pose Rvingion Also, Ice Creams, Vanilla Creas
Drops large and general variety Of assorted CONNECTIONS
res Jy1lu
NEW sORk LIFE IcsUhANCk AMI
IN TRUST COMPANY-Persons may eject assurances
with this Company their own lives or the lives Of others
and either for duration Of life, for limited peri
cd The payments OF premium may be either made annually,
In gr.ss sum-
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ssy and saloon for lsde. and gentlemen respectfully in
oms friends and the public that he Is always
fully prepared with Ice Creams Lenensdes Meads sodss
ices &c he the various decscss tey In
son accommodation, also the best
pure and wholesome cenectionaes manufactured the i'm
proved principle T. W. y. respectfully invites those persons
who have had opportunity Of visiting bis Saloon
make call at 28 Bowery, when they can Judge of the
Of his establishments the time
pcAging himself that his patrons viii always find respectable
and select society with accommodating wsiters w. b. In
lends 20 devote his whole asd sole attention TO his Bowey rs
tsblhmep also Mrs n. To the confectionery department
md with the united ererons of both hope still To merit
dnusnce cf the patronage already extensively experienced
With many thanks for past fsvors =. w. BRyHAM,
bowcry Steam Confectionery and Saloon, No 200 Bowery
myEly opposite to Rivingtn y
nIAPHANOUa WINDOW BLINDS.-Some
- entire new patterns Of those splendid and much admired
articles have been received they such used ny
the fashonabe Of London and Paris and far surpass all
others OF their Kind IN beauty elegance and grace that they
merit the particular attention of the @dcespecay such
study unite the useful with the they impart
an unusually fashionable Fash well furnished drawing
ROOM and will be found very desirable and pleasing subst
tute Cor costly paintings
Those unique articles from the pencil Of eminent
list and be had only " the sussevber At prices
greatly exceeding those Of ordinary window blinds
su7.2w y. DOYLE, hickman street, Cuntos Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

4 AND 0EFICE,-JoHN L. BO6AHDus, huoVney
IL and Counsellor Law Clinton Hall NO bessmns ~,
opposite the Brick Church scor city Of New ,ork usc
Mississippi, Arkansas, Military Bounty, se"e''' Se' "S1
Western Agency. -, = .,s,... or 49,. -.
Patents obtained and titles soldiers 9r ,ne ss
vsIun,eers 1bFrgh refugees from the U-ited States IN
rs.. ~, ox, scotia S-Desertcrs frc the British
80 :, re hs,r< 1. all the above 6b-Tues 10 lands
~ Co.. ,en psynrcnt reclaimed nhHcirs under
,h Their dischargcs warrants or titles seore the patents vs.
u~d can reclaim The Same h-Lsnds IN NE several states
bough sod exchanged, taxes paid and titles IN
,srsed Obtained and perfected on application to this o.
- -
- for sring ofthe above claims and acting agents
IN her sections u country, w be entitled 70 ~ pr CT
:, ali commissions Communcasiens post paid. -.
ar Valuable farming lard FOR sale IN the state o. nnos
s ousrter sections % leo each In parcels from -
srr~s situated asd Otherwise Aiso, IN
Arksnsas
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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1887


pICKsLAY,s LIQUID COMPOSITION, for
s and for cleaning brass copper pewter tn nc with hah
The usual labor. ,,,.,
been exposed 10 the of fire. but speedily all
stains or rust from dead ground stoves and tenders bras cop
greatest EXPEDITION To block n dish covers tia, have been
in use for gives the polish OF new ones IL removes
ink spes stains from paint with the greatest ia
city, and without injury TO the color
occasionally clesnsed by it For ss by
je2sn NATHAN b. GRAHAM 80 Nassaust cor Fulton.
"A lar and Singing, pupil ii The eeebra,ed Maestro Bag
o) respectfully Informs the Ladies OF New York. that she
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable
her residence, 4s3 Broadway. au2-im1
TO EcTPUBLdC.mSUiTE CORRECT! QUITE
the other that BAKER Of No Waist
that The squnt was on til WRONG side but is on the rsh,
side after all; for upon reaecison the looking glass find
p naa ss Give % ss du the paa's
b should not be surprised i be was 70 bring me before
ahead, my boy au7-5r
EOK LN.-Baldng lots 60 feat frontand rear, by 200
the county few rods south Of the court house
o and % sn G@ s as rqSe
cvh engireer Allen sl5o to s4oo o-terms
YORK There e bs nSa% si by s
Red Bird stage line, which leaves George Halls IS Bo~ery
white Plains every msrnng al ocioek Persons Wishing to
ssw yss q m
ii
TuOTHACHE.-Kreoso, IS universally allowed 10 be
the speedest and efectua remedy for this excruca
s n oyer se e
sa sTas%ay and s
SPLENDID CUTLERY -sazors Of tue finest qua
- y made expressly to order and warranted good
changed in plain ard elegantly painted boxes scissors ofen
ed in steel silver and gold Rodgers Pocket and Table Cut
Sndg ana sde
IN London, ana ht,sd with warranted cuery table knives
ed good and long Steers Pisols-A large stock
Pr1ES,,ng a general IRA assortment
jyiS-lm' castor House.
did reduced = s 81 Sssl ss snd Hasss
Rebuilt with every convenience upon old sce the midst
rs shesruy meets the wishes Of bis friends and
!. % se,
Ing and attention asheretoore. JOHN M. FLINT.
myl0-y
NHT% TE a,e ses q NS he eri.a
iu,s q this state $50 much Of The restraining law prohibits
spo . es he G ns%s Of E % has
CHANGE COMPANIES object Of which is, to provide
safe well profitable place for tha depose of all
Certificates of deposte signed by the Treasurer
tary Company, viii be given those who may
pote Special deposes tiae will draw interest proper
tonae to the amount and time OF Investment General depo
sites such may be Withdrawn at any moment and will
The money deposited with the Company viii placed in
the hands Of The Treasurer Members Of the
Managers who will invest 1t In such TO
hold themselves at lmes in readiness TO meet the demands
collateral additional security for the prcmp, of
Ell in ueeswho entirely disiaer-sedhaving inte
Company The value and proceeds Of which will be appropra
ted be TO the full and entire
The deed Of trust name trustee and all particulars in
which deposors have an interest," will be exhibited 10 them al
the Recorder In the city 81 New York. au7-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
sJoseph Gillot0s ceiebra,ed Patent Elem
gated Metallic PEN"
Joseph G1LLOTT begs 10 inform the public, that he

ssJOseph GillotCs celebrated Patent Elem
gated Metallic PEN,
JOSEPH GILLOTT begs 10 inform the pubie that he
Is constantly receiving from his mandatory, IN Brmng
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
The stock hand offers the best in the United
States, and Of warranted good quayamongst which may be
found his
"Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial PEN"
"Orginal Patent Slip reR" se+#
"Orginal Patent Ladies' Pen"
" Double Damascus Barrel" Lunars" Peruvian New
York Fountain, and Damascus Pens, in variety
styevz cards of dozen EACH with rosewood and al
bata holders in boxes Of dozen each with holders
cases, shell boxes and morocco cards
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From the well mered and universal ceeity OF the above
Pens a,teed by the whole mercantile community Europe
and the uned States several snpracpd makers have endea
sored impose the public by spurious imitation
porting be the original Joseph Goi's PATENT hut which
utterly worthless, and entirely destitute OF those qualities
requisite To fine writing which have established such
rallied demand for the original country where
il knswnl
The public hereby cautioned be upon their guard
against these counterfsis they be readily detected by
their unfinished appearance and by the inferior style Ia which
they into the MARKET their attempt impose upon
the unwary
Zach gross Of the genuine sen envelopea in neatly prn,
Further guard fraud the public viii please TO
the pens of the oswing marks
slw avs reading from the point oi the pens
Joseph Joseph Joseph
ssilot's Gllott's Giett
Patent Warranted Maker.
The above may had his Warehouse No 1903 Beekman
Srhe or~ door below Pearl. New York jy11-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

DOOTS-BOOTs-BOO S.-Fashonabe low pr
ID cea Boot Stere.-H NEWELL respectfully informs
public that he has taken the Ne. 81 Canal ST. OF
Wooster where he intends keeping general Of
mems and boys boot which he offers Wholesale aud retail
reduced for cash. Just received from his factory few
Of French pump boots prime article for which
he offers AZ the reduced prtce OF $500.
NIB Constantly on hand, boots for &25o and s275.
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
Ugly 90 Nassau Of Fulton
DUMP BOOTs-PuMP BoOTs--PUMP

DIMP BOOTS-PVMP BDOTS--PVMP
Il BO0Ts.-s. j. WALKER, go Canal street, have the
handomest article Of Pump Boots for hings Of
ered in this city. They truly elegant and only twenty
sLing pair Call e Canal Canal the ri shoe
from Greenwich street Don't mistake the nurrbe 30
They have also splendid assortment OF gentLmens light
Pumps and Shoes very reduced prices Also elegant
ladies' and chdren Boots and Shoes every de
scripon, which viii be sold low that object
the price. Don't mistake the number-it is 30
Ir Country merchants supplied by the package dozen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
VALIABLE observation-disclosures n

DELiHLE 1NK.-This composition claims n prefererce
other discoveries OF the kind in is requiring the aid
OF any preparation. Letters and cphers be traced by
with PEN upon all articles Of linen, silk, cotton,
ami although the writing be pale At FIRST yet By applying the
same 70 the Il presently assumes deep black, and then
firmly attached the web, be efacea
by possesses also the antage
productions that he used in similar manner that ii does
after II has been written wh 10 iron mo1ld
jure the Of the finest fabric, and that
retain IL, quality in any climate, for eby
NATHAN II. GRAHAM,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

THE wEATHER-A regular Bengaler is now the APP
pellaton which each day receives This Is the harvest
of tavern keepers grog shops and laundresses. The
tavern keepers keep their hands in mint uaps which
at an early hour in the morning 90 softly and specous
Nv gliding down whole host of parched throas-cool
ing them for moment only to render them more ne
ry afterwards. We 60 for the soda. That's the be-
vcragc-ceol refreshing IL tckles the palate without
heating the head disturbing the brain As for the
greg shops they send the material down the thoraxes
ofher customers filling their pockets at the expense e
the churchyards The most splendid gin palace in Lon
don is raised, appropriately enough before large
burying ground where Il has sent in its time,
hundreds of tenants--
After tho hotels and the grog shops the laundresses
come in for the greatest share Of profit from these pr
ming hot times Handkerchief by the dozen-lnen in
eonal quantities are the consequences Of the suns
perpendicular rays"
Truly il is an III wind that blows one any good
How do you do, Tom" said Boydenite to friesd
last evening. .. -
"Ho, as -, and thirsty as - was the choice
reply.
"what have you doYe with ysurselfF'
"Rose at eight wef to the City Hotel, took julep,
heard 4 NJ there was fine at the refecory
corner Of Wall and William walked there, took anoth-
err came home decidedly hot plaguy thirsty, called for
third went TO breakfast.
Ten oclock--went to the City Hotei took another
juep, up Broadway, went int Rushson Aspn
walls, took a soda, fancied it disagreed with me,
went the As,or took brandy to correct Il; sat
in the shade with friend tried Madeira Coblers good
drink preferred juleps drank till dinner sat al tea
drinking champagne and claret-Just out dreadfully
thirsty, ready Tor apotation."
what win you take enquired his friend
a.
Coffin he nigh, have added and that at no distant
date.
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=. II ANoTHER oaAND FIsHINa

SrxG-AI EXCURsION.-Tbe n and fsvoritc-
51osss- Steamboat SUN, Capt Lane. will make kcr
eighth regular the Fishing Banks THURSDAY the l0t
inst weather permiing leaving New York from the foot OF
Market street r. r. at 81 O'clock, Brooklyn South Ferry
wharf before aud from the of MURRAY street.
n. H. nj O'clock NJ and return 10 New York half pzsc
o'clock D. NJ Eait furnished hoard also person IN
tendance with lines.
y. The celebrated New York Independent Band win at
tend the EAcurson-Fare sl-Neas extra. 8-3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

Pa~engers Boston VII take the Raj Hoad tafs NJ fV
dence Immediately their arrival. -.
ar All Mercsndise Specie and Baggage, 81 the rss o e
owners thereof huipW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

p q
SxxscA1N Fishing Banks from Brooklyn-on We'd
ncsday, August tif fair weatber the
boat Hercules, Capt Fountain viii make excursion 20 the
Fishing Banks. leavrg Fulton Ferry Broekyn at A. NJ,
south Ferry Brooklyn pat eight A. NJ and WHITEHALL
" York quarter past Bait furnished aud music
board-Fare dollar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

AEA TO LET.--Several small dwellings with many
EM convenienoes suitable for respectable mechanics and
i,o oners' Apply on the premises, No. Rose street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

iaM iig wen calculated for either bleaching,
,-oyhg establishment In the building there
large copper boilers also yas and horse mill the APP
proved PLAN with an ample supply Of the puresl water led by
pipes INTO the top Of the house. 1t is situated within mi
nues walk the navigabe of the North River and
within seven hours sail OF this city. beautiful cottage and
Jew acres OF land IN high state Of cultivation be had
win the premises. Iaquire of JOHN q. BLAIR,
jy3l-2ws "a Broad IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

asgEss.Ar.,.11 The steamboat CLEOPATRA, Captain
Hss3- Reynolds, will leave from Peck Slip, f. n
clock. q
FOR SACHEPS HEAD.-The Cleopatra will stop So
chems Head Saturdays from New York and Mondayss
New York. Fare 81
Fare TO New London g. Stages Lyme (Baconps
Landing Immediately the arrvao of the Cleopatra
For further information, inquire on board or Of
ID. y. ALLEN, 1863 South 81
NJ BAH persons forbid trusting account -
the boat or owners. iyl2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

n Ea - CAMP MEETlNG.-AC Camp Meet
Sztss.+ Ing will take place at Hampstead Harbor
sADaA2s<n1s&- Monday, August 7th, 1887.
The steamboat BERGEN Capt Scott will leave the foot OF
Canal street Tuesday 9th inst Nj from the foot of
Market half past foot Of Delaney A. NJ Leave
Hempseadiarbor NJ every afternoon during the meeting.
Fare 37i cents each way. au3-lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

-seea~NAND SAG HARBoR--Passengers for the
above places leave New York every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings O'Clock,
Hartford steamboat CLEOPATRA, from Peck Slip f. r. asa
proceed 10 Lyme, where the and elegant steamboat
CLIFTON will be in immediate attendance TO convey pas
senger to Osterpond Point and Sag Harbor arriving al TIM
latter place O'clock NJ, day, the al
ternate days. Fare through So. au5u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

EMT nnO i" n N OO.'S ON
k4id ST0RE.-The subscribers, since
&ssa9eaimed al furnishing the public with
stantial HAT of the most graceful form, al
price Of 81. They can NOW say that the
crowned with triumphant success. The
by them during the last three months, 81
finish any heretofore offered, and stand
those OF higher prices, worn by the fashion
patrons they would say--the quality, as Il
form-the price moderate and fxed-tht
the sales for cash. l78 Chatham Square,
uyIQ-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

ID Teaching POWDERS subscribers De-
ID for the sale Of Boyd and Sons "Chlorate Of
Lime in the United States supply dealers and consumers,
extent the lowest market prices For purity and
strenghthe will be found fully equal any in
this country or in Europe.
+ J. CAMPBELL n PERSSE.
Nh Mass
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

The poet Campbell says. that he
once heard lady Of distinguished
beauty and rank defend Sir Thomas
Lawrence from the charge Of having
been culpable in paying his attentions
tosladies without Intending to follow
them up by m offer Of his hand. a
gentlems6 remarked that he thought
Sir Thomas highly blameable. NO
rGplied the lady, who was said to have
been herselfIthe temporary object Of the
great painters attentions, mo, not ex-
actly-not 80 much to blame,' said the
lady, musingly. sWhat!' exclaimed
the gentleman. you astonish me for
such conduct!' No, not 80 much, was
still the lady's musing response. Can
you really, madam said the gentle
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02


longer any hopes Of gain, will
him to his sad and cruel fate, to
II out the remainder Of the life al
q to him, amid the tumults, the re-
hes and the cruelties Of those
heartless than wild beasts. How
king it must be to humanity-to
harm, generous and feeling heart,
Effect that such has been and still
fnues to be the fate Of many wan
in our prosperous and happy
try. OF those who are cast upon
! the wide and cherries world,
APPS by the force Of circumstances,
lex an honest independence, but
may chance to meet with misfor-
and defeat in their schemes; with
ersity where they had hoped for
|perity; perhaps by those bold and
less adventures, who were possess
It home Of all that can make life
Ifortable, yet scorning all the refine
hts and pleasures Of home, seek to
ELISHA name by some great exploit,
are defeated in the attainment Of
i object. Marietta Gaz.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

=
thro,vs -. .,hsie fcr.t.;,. 80 v;cient
..;t..;on Aroth., &C a. 80 ..,.n;n..
.So,f Z ;rches & d;.,r.t.r = t,,-o,,sii,
an el.v.ted rc-k frcyr .,,;.h ,-.tsr
sco.,,. . ;nterv.I. e .l,.... fa..r 80
4ond.. The w,ter. = al i. , ran
!. ecua, - .nv .rt;f;c;.i fo,.n.1;c .nJ
!. can.,,ntIy fo.r;n~ .nS .a.-I,;n-
Those Who v;s;t the fo,,rt.;n dr;nf
.l,rge nu,nt;t;e. ofthr este, ,.,;t,, ~ood
effect 70 health Perbaps = he 6,ys
when ! rail road connect. The rv.tcr.
Of the Columbia with those oftbe MI
.iss;np; this fountain NAV Ia !. .ource
az oreat o,;n To the comr,,n;tv wbe
shall ac.omn,;ah surh !. robl. ,york e
thew are before hand = secur;ng &
For + am a,re e via;tors can "a from
the far east "a. see the N;.vaIa falls
thew would not value few DAYS to vis.
It the west and Gee the cre.t sod, fn,n-
tain of the Rocky mounta;ns J,
In another Mace. Mr. Snald;no Tins
describes narrow escana from being
lost in ouicksand: "a few davs be.
fore our arrival at the rendezvous nv
self and several other4 w;th mr. AMI.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

Mutual SODA FoUKrA1N.-The
Rev. Mr.. Spalding, missionary Of the
American board Of foreign missions TO
the Indians west Of the Rocky Noun
tains, in letter from Fort Van Couyer,
(extracts Of which are published in the
last numberofthe Missionary Herald,)
mentions, among other remarkable OBJ
jects discovered on his journey, a nat
val soda fountain which he and his
party passed three days journey from
Fort Hall, that may be considered one
Of the wonders Of the world. The
fountain had several openings. zone
ofthem" says Mr.. Spalding, eis about
Is feet in diameter. with no discover
ed bottom. About IL feet below the
surface are two large globes, on either
side Of this opening from which theef-
fervescence seems to rise. However,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

dent, as was an entire stranger to her
and IN sstage coach too.
besn moving up to her As i to
protect Ter from the cold: BY accident
INV hand touched hers-heayens what
4 sensation ran through my heart =!
She removed it, and thought very
gently. Oh. how / longed for day
fight. till could feast my eyes on her
lovely fixtures.
Where do you stop in the city, |
lenquired-
AT Mr. Aliens, my uncle
.Allen'l what the wholesale mer-
chant
She could not tell, and why should
she? whai fool was / to ask such
question. When we came to Grays
ferry, she seemed alarmed; ! assured
her there was no danger, as the ferry
was perfectly safe | was madly in
love. We finally came to the Cross
Keys, in third street There was a
person waiting. l was very officious
in helping my fame out Of the stage,
when the stranger accosted her
is dat vou Dinah! did you bring
dem dare taters:'
yes Jim; but I is afraid be too late
for de market
Great God what shock! | had near
y sunk on the ground.
Och! by the pipers Of Leinster, ex-
claimed The Irishman, she's a mayer.
Here my uncle Toby knocked the ash
es out Of his PIPE and commenced
reading the newspaper.
! interrupted him by asking him
sand was she darkee'
Yes indeed!' Tony.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-02

TAKE CARE GIRLs!-A father Al The
West has found a new way to keen
daughters to their promises, and Low.
er has learned q new method 10 right
the wrongs Of the sighted without re.
course to law, as will be seen by III.
following notice from Cincinnati p.
per.
l, the undersigned, declare having
given my consent to Mr.. Francis Val.
let, for his union with my daughter,
.Melaine Young, and that she herself
had given him her faith, but that she
by having received some bad advice
has changed her notions and refused
the hand Of Mr.. Francois Wallet with.
out any legitimate cause. ltisforthi'
reason, that submit this notice to
the public as reparation for any mis-
chief that might happen tom. yl9s,
and to let him know that lreget very
much the alliance did not take plae.
JAMES You've.
Bayou Mallet, Sept 1887.
There can be no dependence put in
the marks of affectionate love, that may
hereafter be shown to any one BY Miss
Melaine Young, because she swofelovs
to me more than thousand times 10
a month, but as the time to unite her.
self with me approached, she recalled
all her promises and would not realize
them.
/ give this notice to the public, 20 s
to keep in future any honest mai. from Z.
being duped by the perfdity Of Ml's
Melaine Young.
FRANCOIS WALLET.