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Morning herald., 1837-11-22

beware. Before the destruction Of Jerusalem took
place, a man went absut its many streets, crying
out woe, woe, woe to Jerusalem'-" woe woe
woe, woe to this people, woe, woe, woe TO this
great CITY," He was looked at with wonder and as
tonishment. Some laughed-some cried-sone huz.
zaed-some swore-some hooted. Mothers hugged
their offspring closer-fathers pressed more dearly
their loved daughters to their hears-wlves rushed to
the bosems of their husbands-sisrers crcpt TO the
protecting arms of their brothers. In few weeks
thereafter Jerusalem was heap of smoking smoul-
dering ruins, with the Roman eagle planted on the
pinnacle of The last tower of the sacred temple and
the Roman legion climbing the black rocks Of Mount
Moriah beware!
Morning herald., 1837-11-22

Jeseph Hoxe Of New York, elevated high seat il The
councils Of the metropolis and nomnaed party in that city
the other hand have behed woedworth the poet pure
ged son ofsong languishns in obscury and
until the hant OF public charity obliged extended or
BIS relief The cause Of this contrast evdenf Money
magical countersgn that will the door the and
distinctions OF the community which niys may
stand and knock for admission until their locks
dews of the night.
Morning herald., 1837-11-22

PowER OF WEALTH.-The Ohio Statesman in
series of remarks on the power Of wealth, has the
following observations
wealth has been made % appear in country the only
suitable object of ambition. For many years events IN this
public have been tending TO such result We have
worth and oscued and evershadowed by and
purse puud avoes N erune whese cred at the banks
their osy passport TO high stations We have seen men like
Morning herald., 1837-11-22
NO icy NJ A k I<ET.
Tuesday. Nov. 81, p. MI.

The tendency o! the stock market this morning rise
but what these tendencies -adays sp,les
eforts-beginnng in busc ending in imbecliy stock
exchange as It existed in the psg Of 1885, be
in many months TO Speculation gone-and stock
transactions only take place for the raising money
Such is the aagud socks-but bullion market
active ard curious The approximation between paper
specie still moving For ordinary chasge the premium
o~ ass 4the highest The imports specie
from abroad beginning 10 exceed the exports pay
reign debts We recorded yesterday the fact OF SOe from
the coast Africa We may add addition 900 from
SoutA America Indeed, during the last MONTHS
Snlatsd that the imports and Of specie por,
thus:-
Imports 10000 Exports s2roo0e
leaving $3.50 600 added to the general stock
of specie, either in circulation in the bullion Offices in the
banks.
consgnments Of buioa which will be received by the
arrivals from Havre the purpose purchasing here
the southern States The Of these consgnments
not in the gregae, go beyond 100000 but
the fact indicates that the tendency of specie in the
cal world this cityto this This
doubt arises from the fact, foreign debt ex.
cept what postponed on time arrangements nearly qu:-
be in favor Of this couay. Now and then parcel of
specie required to meet the demand for Canton voyages
sometimes little in exchange for British government bills
transmitted from Canada through New York London-but
the great tendency of bullion unquestonaby
try
Another series OF circumstances that aid Hoyeme nj
arscsrom the and poraion loans which been
segociated here and in England durng the past
scrip which all passes through this city way
don be realized in cash, pay foreign debts
Of these loans, remember
lows:-
Camden ard Amboy Rail Road loan, ssnG0co
New York State Conal do 26oo0OO
Illinois State Bank and Canal do. 5,2O0,0e0
Morning herald., 1837-11-22

CHARrry.-We give the following article precisely
il was received. Let it speak for itself First
read: =
JAMES g. BENSErr:-In your Herald Of Thursday Fri
sad prvaons. humanity you een evinced,
amidst all your sinnngp was led TO hope before got
ton list your office for their reeond in he hope hat
ike the nu e OF eed A.
have deal to expaie-ysur levesyon recent
serving members that community, (nnd, have nothing
Do with their doctrine 1.-THE levity with which yen usher in
the mother OF hat Redeemer appear much
All be consistent and earthly can mar
family Only the point and your appeal will be IRE
ssiibe Oh! that you could prevail on the Whgs give
deed would heaven smile gracousy on their Just 'sumpn
how diereat would such rejoicing M be ratified oy m m, IN
only in this Of distress devote some OF the thousands
their festivities Will cost in the supplying Of fuel food and WIN
Again pray you TO advocate of this family and
the that would result ro celebrating this great tri
CONSTANT RsApFR.
The benevolent writer does me injustice if he sup
poses possess any improper levity on any serious
subject. | am one Of the gravest and most melan-
choy men in existence. Apparent evity is one Of the
elements Of the deepest thought, and profoundest
benevolence. see things at glance 10 the bottom,
man, woman and character. The awful prospect of
human by pecrcy and corruption gives an edge and
point 10 my remarks which others may want. My
correspondent little realize the deep, STILL death
like reverence devotion, enthusiasm possess for re
gion and truth. The fimsey superficial world are
tenished at these heartfelt oabnrsts which appear in
the Herald They do notunderstand them-they are
shallow-hence their abuse. AS to the poor family
the dollar contributed to their aid shall be faithfully
applied. shall take his hints into consideration.
MORE SHINPLAsrERs-We do not expect to get
rid of shinpasters till the legislature authorize
our banks 10 issue small bills. On this point of policy
we differ entirely with the Sun newspaper. If the
Bank Of America or the Manhattan Bank is good for
IS note, the same institution is surely better for
one, two, or three dollar note. If we TO have
paper currency at ell land who will say we can do
without it ~ we should have small bills issued by our
own banks. 1t is the prohibition by the laws of this
state, operating our own banks, that causes the
vast floods of shiapasers to circulate here. In Bos-
ton there are no shinplasters. Why? The banks
are permitted to issue small notes. Philadelphia and
New York are filled with shinplasters Why? Be-
cause the banks of both cities are restricted TO the is
sue of five dollar notes. Let have small notes is
sued by good banks, not such trash as this specimen
is, which has just appeared -
Morning herald., 1837-11-22


From Washington correspondent
The last night OF the Sessions -Anecdote--
CambreIeng and the Baltimore Repre-
sentative.
II was an amusing scene-the House of Represen-
taIves during the last night Of the session. Among
The many interesting little items that generally occur
on such an occasion, and which give rise to the jest
asd the laugh, recoect one which overheard, and
which caused no little mirth at the time with those to
whom il related.
IL was late in the evenng-the House full
Mr. Cost Johnson, of Maryland, had the floor, speak
ing in his usual fecitous strain Of irony raillery
sarcasm and wit striking between wind and water,
now making mercess thrusts al the sub-treasury
scheme-now giving il to Woodbmy-now down on
The gold humbug-and worrying Cambreleng with
his numerous atorrogatone. Hoffman, Wise, and a
crowd Of Other members had gathered round the
speaker apparently delighted with the treat. Mr..
Adams was dashng dew drops from his eyes, and
the galleries seemed to respond to every scnllation
which came from the floor Cambreeng, IN the mean
time became very restless and uneasy-and at length
was seen to leave his seat and in close conversa-
ton with his friend from New Hampshire of previous
question memory-but from the abrupt manner in
which he left him and made his way to another part
Of the house, II might have been concluded that
whatever had been ms object IN seeking nun, IL had
failed
The senior Representative from Baltimore was
leaning over hs DESK catching every word from the
speaker and waiting apparently with much anxiety
and dread, to hear his own used with an invec-
rive, among the rest-when suddenly he was reused
by tap his shoulder from behind and turning,
beheld CambrclenRl With implicit obedience plctur-
ed on his coun,enance, he waited for Cambreeng
thus to express himself-
"Look at Johnson-been speaking for an hom-it
won't dove must put him down--you are the eld-
est member on my committee, and you are his col
league-you must call him to order"
To call member to order more than the Ma
ryIand Representative had ever dared 10 think Of do
ing since the days Of John Randolph.
81 can't do that" says HcKim.
"WhyT says Cam.
Raising his head nearer to Csmbreeng with one
fHger significantly placed on his nasal organ, he
whispered in Cams ear
" He's the best shot in Maryland
Cambrelerg retired mortified and vcxed to undergo
another hours torture.
Morning herald., 1837-11-22

Hr Tus WEEKLY HERALD EXTRA, containing the
,s, &c sovent Merchants third edition, will be pub
Isbed this day at 10 o'clock. Copies can be had al
sha dask
Morning herald., 1837-11-22

Uo ; , . 6 , : ; 6 co
Who are the Mechanics Hall Assocation2 Who
can tell any thing Of the security Nobody. Yet
this is no, perhaps SO bad and worthless as the speci
men herewith annexed -
Morning herald., 1837-11-22
Literal translation.


On the evening (or aflernoon) of the passover,
they (thc Sanhedrim) crucihed (or hanged, }
Jesus. A cryer went forth, forty days previous,
(i. e. after the sentence of death was passed on
hm) and proclaimed through the streets that Je-
suS was to be put To death for seducing, bewitch-
ing and leading Israel astray, and that every per-
son who knew any thing in his favor should come
and declare it. And no, one was found to speak
favorably Of him, therefore they hanged him.
Ula said How can he be favored who was
seducer (of the peopIe)2 The law says,
Have no compassion on such, and conceal
not his crime" but Jesus was an exception, as
being one of the royal family, Ge Of David.)
The RabbinS declare, that Jesus had FIVE disciples
-Jfathe, Make, Ne1ar, Bone, and Todoh. Mathe
was first brought in, who inquired How shall he
be put to death as IL is written: When shall
come and appear in the presence Of Elohim." Ps.
AZ: g They answered him, lie shall be put to
death for il is written When shall he die and
his name be destroyed 7" Ps. Al o Make was
then brought in, who asked How shall he be put
to death as il is written, /" The innocent and just
thou shalt no, slay." Exod. %: 7. They answered,
Yes he shall die for 1t is written, In secret they
kill the innocent" Ps. 10: g. Near was then
brought in, who inquired How shall he be put to
death for il is written, I" The branches from his
root shall spread out" They answered, Yes, he
shall die, for IL is written "Thou art cast out of
thy grave as an abominable branch" Is. Ia: 10.
Bone was brought next, and asked them, How
shall he be put to death for II is written, Israel
is my hrst-born SON" Exod. 4: - They an
svered, lie shall be put to DEATH for il is written
will Kill thy first-born SON" Exod 4: %
sNahe means nksn Make Innocence Near asranol Bone
my son. Todah hant eesr-s.
Morning herald., 1837-11-22

CHARIry.-We give the following article precisely
as i, was received. Let i, speak for itself. First
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Price two per copy Country subrbers furnished sAs
ssr,. rate specific period remittance In zdvsn<
No paper sent out, unless paid In advance
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Price two per copy Country subscribers FURNISHED
the same rate Cash, ia advance . -
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Jasses Oerd~n Bennew rcpresor asA IN lss IN s~xsse
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secret Gourtshsp.

fyRon rms FRENCH or BERANGERl
"a hind me,her sits in cousge, beside her pretty danght
"a cautions her against love, while, all the time, an aa
~ue Is going the girl and the very lover WHIT
nc old dane breads
Daughter, while you turn yonr wheel;
Listen the words say;
Colin has contriv, Ito steal
Your unthinkng heart away
OF his fawnng voice beware,
You are all the blind ones care
And mark your signs, wheneer
Our Young aeighbors name is heard
Collins tongue is false, though winning
Hist the window is unbarred!
Alb Lisette, you are not spinning
The room is close and warm, you say;
But my daughte, do not peep
Through the casement-nght and day
Colin there his watch doth keep.
Think not mine grumbng tongue
All here at my breast you hung,
!, like you, was fair and young
And know how apt is love
To lead the youthful heart TO shining
Hist the door, heard il move
Alb, Llsette, you are not spnniog,
Itisa gust OF wind, you say,
That hath made the hinges CRATE;
And my poor, old, growing Tray.
Must you break for that bis pate
All, my child, put faith in me
Age permits me 10 foresee
Collin viii faithlcss be,
And your love to abyss
OF grief will be the sad beginning
Bless me sure heard a kiss
All, Lisette, you not spinning
Twas your little bird, you say,
Gave that tender Kiss Just
Make him cease his U Hing pray,
lie will rue II else, vow
Love, my grl, off bfingeth pain,
Shame, and sorrow, in his train,
While the false, successful swain
Scorns the heart he hath beguied
From virtues paths 10 shining
Hist hear you move child
All, Lisette, you are not spinning
You wish to take the air. you say;
Think you, daughter, believe you
BID young Cslin 60 way,
Or at once, as bride receive you
Let him so To church, and there
Show hs purpose 10 be fair
Bot. till then, beside my chair
You must work. my GIRL nor heed
All his vows, so fond and winning
Tangled in loves web, indeed
Lsetie, my daughter mind your spinning
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Mysterious! kcadb!
n ROBERT WHARTON, ESQ, late Mayer of Philadel
Iha has certified be below to the high characte
oine following ge,i te 'g., .o. ,,,, ,. -.
Balm Of Conuba discovered by oddge and have sand
VIM THATCHER, senior,
No. So North Fifib stseet
JOHN JOHN ! TmaMSs 81 H. A 3D. IS Race st
JOHN s FuREY, No. loI spIusest
JOHN GARD, Jr,. i2a Arch St.
The aged and those who persist in wearing wigs may not
raise is virtues in the Estimation OF the public wle is known
that three Of the above sners more than 50 years OF age
IFron the MayorI
CoMMoSwEAL III. OF P nas,s s'a,'a,s'}
T. ROBERT WHARTON Mayor oflhe said city Of Phla-
Messrs j. r. inris, John ) Fure,. and Hugh MsCurdy,
and ans e ueh "
dit should be given to the said certificate.
In witness Whereof have hereuno hand and caused
The seal Of the city TO be affixed, this sixth day Of
JUS ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
Pearl St, one eoor above Fulton St jy1lw~
TEETH.-M. DUPERRON, from Paris, lately arrived
New York, respectfully informs the public that he IN
yenenee o,ho.e persons Who viii favor him With their comb
de; w attend s ns Fl ey viii do him
near Broadway, naming their street and number je2cn'
Dn.corw.Nn' E sHrcESN Dentist and Manu-.
- su,1 Of oorrsptite Teeth No. 1884 Spring St out Of
McDougaL
B Dr. Cs charges moderate, and his Incorrup
tiie Teeth really splendid my23 SIN
THE EVE.
hR. EILIOTY, Oculis Professor of Anatomy and dis
~ Of the Human Eye-From IL years undivided
enon and constant study under the celebrated Oculsts
in Europe End of the best in Observation-Disclosures Smith Of
the Medical College Of Ohiowh the most extensive and
cesul practice in the Unen Dr. r. with confidence
that he the dangerous and cronc diseases Of the
Eye, without operation except in OF blindness when
he opernies fcr Cataract, Corectomia and En,ropum.
,sPECTACLEs-Dr. Els pa, IA, beautiful, ranspsrentne
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property Of keep
ing the perfectly cool giving immediate and permanent
and al the same TIME suit without the necessity
sf change.
Dr. H. will himself adjust the glasses to suit the particular
defect
DR. r. hegs that he attends diseases Of the Ely
and mperfecions Of the vision only.
~ Office sos Broadway Private entrance In Duane st.
my2vy
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Ss
John ANDERSON, Sign OF the Indian Chief 321
y Broadway adjoining the City Hospital respectfully in
forms the admirers cd CIGARS that he has succeeded in
making with the celebrated manufacturers Don
Manuel Pua Co.. OF Havana supply Of choice
brands such rarely found in this n arke-
The most tatdious consoseurs rely on having their
gra,ii Cigars favor and terms wAoe
reta ha shall induce continuance of their patron
age. A call will obge.
N. b A. has connexon with any other house in this
city. jyl93m'
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HIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD -SPECH1C MIX
uhi oI cvre 81 Gonenhoea, elects Structures, and snsla
g0us Complaints OF the organs of generation.
Ofail remedies yetdiscovsred for the above comp ANTS
the plost certain.
makes speedy and permanent without the
TO Diet drink expcstre, change Ipeaton busr
no long qusckish rdatiors 10 eecs'ye .r pub
nc me medcLe ases y. speak for ITSELF ss speak
sr IT, Our object 10 to ne where be had but the
proprietor challenges single ~
brought IN which the Mixture will effects
forfeiture Of $500
This disease that all ranks IF
V-hxh low nch and poor matrimonial and single They
now with remedy by which iiey themselves
without the least exposure The POSSIBLE Further,
disease cannot be contracted a Of the Mixture at
night gong to bed when exposed
PIT up in bottles with full directions o.
cured IN two days.
For sale by lnor Gamble 1913 Broadway Gamer Of Deg II
DR. Guon, OF Grand and Bowery Slecur o.
Broadway and Duane sands 100 Falton ~, sonsr
OF William, New York Jones Hutchinson corner Of hesuu
and Seventh sts.. Pkiaf ephIa. nile
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nR. CHERRY,S ASTRIMG BNT PILLS
~
truly have seu S New York se s
fea ae has b to
Ssnsss; 'ss sss ss
them eves e.ioIsd 2 their wtntes ensh vixoI
PHI. the lem s n me Sss Pc ss sn
ss pw o.
has been the case hunc Of medcal coo-
70 wins caS S:s F
he ox Ss
whichiuliyb earoat the Doctor sasserons.
.qsh spsss"s &
Of 500 and always the ssne result pelect
cure Lock Hospital aT.., s sfHEI as. nSsss.
nss s A'
S grateful ne f., health
s ri" sS @ "a Sc
Snss
he s IF & 'sf sss' been :s1
% 'sss ar
SAMUEL Gha a square j E,r'' & sss:
Sa%
ereyed mad much ,ha soad hold no saaiiOa
ssd Hssy wssP a
s.f' yGSs R a
soon a. can shall give bat my feelings pIongs de-
will avail will NEST cheeriuy any one saad ssI
Wh"esae and . retail Sands 100 yuen
se o II zd MS" and cor Dy ssa
Broadway Dr. Guion cor Of Grand and Bowery
a. s %ias a ssd
D sSSs9 ESn' street arc consider,
ed t the aos e ic sc's remedy il present The
Lsaeorsa and ali Complaints St oa s.ss
o.shngy relieved By 81 per a'e' a''
sssps s.sosns .as GSs s:
rus WILDE warranted tother to produce the desired effect
A CARD TO THE LADIEs.-The subseriber,s
u he 1aS s I so an
90 whom this card politely adaesss can Be csioed q ae
saS :;;
ri ]. Win ss:s :.s Z
They sold the Bowcy Medicine Store 900 Bowey
.naif - N. W. BADEAC.
Sub. absI t.. heard
S the % Of viii
cured much and expense by which have
red; and never in known a His
making npublc is, he under ib
70 Or. make known for ;ta tune He hsppynow to sao
they choose for sensible Of the happy and
this medicine produces and the mil Of its cpeysen
without the patient fined fem
with the continuation OF former ath The medicines made
oil are very seetc and powerful yet perfectly harmless
Ter consequences NO need be effects
a. u nas never been fail OF eectne ese
dent he Of his perfect this ad of NIL
eases that he would dread the bite rabd dog Any
thar
ma 6mr d. BTDwELL, ~ Grand street
0SIvC uuNDR rn nor 4 po prw.pn e,rc,rr. 80
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A CAHD.-DR. JACKsyN has added 70 ms ra,en, e.
ery venteeiIy furnished apartments and board with
Of nurses provided for nvslds who may wish put them
Baths
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IN N, CAN AkNTEA, NO. 4 reck s,v, cosunues o do
II vote hrs undivided attic Il o cv Of deli
cate private Diseases wbethr seg stsn1se DIT
Carseber bcsusisfe of the New York Medical s-eey
late surxsen Of reCssnt Army ssd for - yeer pr.c
tIooes OF this city Separate the evivaoy Of pater
Che reasonable aid al cases ssasaateed myUu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

NCsE SOAP Il from beautiful and warrant
ed perfectly completely eradcates tan, freckes
pimples spots redncs and All cuaneous erupons gradually
rea,es clear skin; transforms the ssjow com
pieron into radiant Wilderness, impsrng beautiful juve-
nile bloom.
0esemen, ser shaving, will find aIay and
snnartng pain, and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For ale, wholesale and retail, by A. Upder 10 Beekman
street, Of Wism Dr. Hsr, corner ef Broadway and
Chmuhers street. Price 50 cents per cake. my25xSm
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U.ITrD SrATES ARMY.

WA NTEIS-For the United States Army, a few able boz
w died citizens between the ages of s and SIS of good
character and Of respectable standing among he fellow c
None neod apply The service sut those who
deten ned the period Of their enstmest which is
only three years honestly and faithfully.
The s dollars will be given TO citizen who
shall bring this rendezvous person with the above quaf
cations willing the service and who shall he regularly
enlisted Recruiting Rendezvous 1893 Fulton street. N York,
Inlv Isf 1887. jy4-lm*
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nOCTOR CORBITT "a, be con,

nOCTOR COR BITT nay be consulted IL Inc nssa con
New where ,ss ss
sas s
11ass Of e. orthe mpty ef,he bled 10 can
20 Se'sIlgsa DISEASE 's IA, a1S
without particle ofmecury other dangerous medcre
ppea Dr. Gre reasonable s and to as q he
acknowledges talent and considerable practice in r1s
sas 'sss :, ;s.:
eS css's''i
~ NJ y Duane street between Chatham and war ss
es .:,.s n
p, he
may . r r
fss .s.s Ssssa s ssssi se.. sssis
We ist ss,s .as.s he:
medicine, ard aireetions g. is u.e forwarded.
from Is Chamber street Iirv
Ia: HAMILTOn. surgeon Of long s,aao,ns. ..s 4 y.
asd Of phy.ic E.ore has moved into L
hsu.s No 81 CoSsnH street, ws,re he may Be
decsie indicate The desperate ven real eases rns7
hour her .ss sa ss s' "a
tunes. sSy
British army sonfpe. b: attention removal Il ss,,s
Amensa devoted the treatment Of yeneysa q "a
ito various enables hm to sdopt the
aa eTeds. 10 ersdalins eyey form g that .esse cssp
WITCH.
DE-. z" 4. ..r ,. q :ss.s. s
com plants Of he Of offered the p.c
one 81 me cheapest articles for the Of the assve do
sssss ,tai car be foscd ss,sl price, and srs, WINE, e
been sold in THE city Philadelphia, and Boston, tke
aeenn oferg L. the public with perfect coohdeoee seyd
whoesa and retail, r. NJ. CuiOns, II bower q
Grand street, at ssceats per bottle with full directions
nyNy
hOCpOn FA n he a. yai I,...xs
" OF Surgeons Of London and edub Ssh, and a ts
Medical Collage Of PhsdeIphis, oenisrues to direct m
ton ,othc trestrnen, ofthe lellowns s,sesses, VIII
Gonsrbpa chancrcs ssictarc imitation Of the sretssn MAD
der slanes less rl~umsfsm, ard
flo aegtions sf vencrea cured dsys
without mercury. preventative be had. who
have injured themselves By secret obstructive habit vs c
relief Separate 0ces Fulton street.
Green urh. strcsest secre.e ntss-'rd. --~v
In. EnIs.s a coe,a,.,. a.m. q - srs az
ner al hs established and well known Dispensau, No Psk
Slip. -,v---u
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UNITED STATES DRAGONS.
NMANTED-1en young men between the age of 10 and
w rs years for non.conmoned officers of the corps Of
Dragons. They be native born czen and Of good
character On enlistment they will be West Point
learn the exercise after which join their regiment For fur
Their particulars, apply 1893 Fulton jyll-2WN