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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

Iron our Eveaing Edition 81 yesserdsy.l
The Bentghted.

IFrom our Eveaing Edition d yesserday.l
The Bentghted.
Gene hap your placdie round ye, love,
The Right 10 closing n'er us,
The storm and saowdrih gather near,
And di1a the plain before rs;
When fairly DER the craig ana burn,
The glimmerin' light will guide us
Where ilka BARN waits our return
WI joy 70 sit beside U.S."
So spake the comfort word of hope
In Donald's heart so lightly,
Cheering his wife to find the path,
Ner dOes he ken II rightly
They passed the craig and gained the ouHL
With falling rain twas swelling,
They saw the smoke, aboOn the trees,
Rise from their humble dwelling.
And now 10 ford that troubled stream,
His faithful Jessie ciasping,
The eody,s rush cncircled both,
Ne sank overwhelmed and gasping.
:. (;uid save us for our bonny BARNS"
The father cried With feelisg;
w;rds urged the frightful torrents course,
The thiobs Of death concealing.
The bodies fingered on their way,
As though unwilling leaving,
The tide that bore their lives astray,
For infant children greving;
And on the morn, along the shore,
The mountain torrent keeping,
Donald's three orphan babes depiore
And mourn their parents, we eping. n ]
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McaNrre HsnALpfssued every msrniHx erc~p< ss,osys
cents per copy Ccuny subs-rbers fsnished tbs
for speci6c period reruttssce In sAvea
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Price two cents per copy Country snbscrbe fsrnisAed -
the same rate. Casa IN advance.
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subscrfsers ~ ~ per srruvn. IN sdvspee.
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ing ~ nips O'Clock Price 81 pr copy. Furnishes
country sohscrb~rss - psysbse IN ssvs~ce
IN any Ill hes~ papers ~ Tie
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CesREsroNpgrrs-Are requested address their
fsmes Gerdcn sennew propssesr and al letters nbusner
W be poes paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

A CAHD-HIGHLy IMPORTANT TO TIE LADlks
COMPOUND, or sAvON De PERsE-
No article that has been produced claim The high
power truly belcbgng Co.'s Cosmetic. for besutfyisg
The shn entirely removes tan, susburr, or heches and
adds beauty sone the skin ,hst the e1toed vrtues
of osher soaps have vsaiy attempted mpsr Thi delight
ful compound msy he ad6ed, k the produce Of grrs re-
search sud espeDs end that It's emo properties peculiar
~ A. " for the wiIeto surrey.
Te Vanilla Compound Is happily adapted gertemes ha
wing heavy beard Esd esder face, from ~ eocsn and bal
Ing p~operes
p.sroni.ed BY nobility ssd eepsry ef TssapA SD
Frsnee snd entitled 10 The FRA psce In the toilet Of evy
hdy. Price - e
For sale by ". Hsr corner Broasway and Chsbers
Mrs Cannon, Ne Aser Hcuss and r. N. goiou. tT Bow
cry eoysr Grand ~, Hrry fMe and H. C. Hsrt,
scraes u broadway and Csrtlas<. street. oi4-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

msut for the pubic sac OF HOrsss Carriages, &c Nos IS
and 81 Watt ju0eon OF Canal ~ between HUDSON
and Greenwich ST..
The proprietnrs respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they the above for the
regular public ofHoses Carriages &C. They have erect
ed upon the site Of their old established and well known
Livery Stables comodous building four stories asa
wich epete with every convenience for the reception,
and sale Of horses, carriages,
Regular sales will take place Friday Of each week. 70
commence Friday Goth II will be necessary that
horses other srces intended TO be sold at this place.
Should be entered the day previous the sae that they may
be placed on the catalogue
They have for about 100 horses Lvey
60 be received The greatest attention and
will be given.
private wachman is regularly engaged watch the pre-
misses by day and night JOHN L. ANDERSON,
ol6.3ms WIN. W. JANEWAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

RU..as, BOOTS, Roots AND SHOES 600
ID RICHARDS WALKERS two Establishments, Nos 228
2s2 Canal NJ " My friend r. gave the names and
numbers Of the above establishments and told me that was
for where else Tor that he had tried all
through the city, could find nothing that would bear
comparison with Ro hards and Walkers make OF Cheap Boots
Why they have 900 pairs OF the most elegantly
h boots select om and the pair got for S25 are
full hands fashionable $500 boots ever wore
All who wish fashionable and durable boots either
light dress, wei weather water proof hoo VIII 90 well TO
Prices $3.50 So co. and $3.50 for water
proof Don't mistake Richards Walker establishments
Nos 228 and 1872 Canal ST. o0-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

ITO THE IADIEF--Mudss, Boas, Capes, PeIersea
4 ke-C. WATSON, IS< Chaibsm q. has ON hand en-
gsna of The show articles which he afford 10
sell very reduced price, end respectfully invites the
ton o. sds who dedrous of curing their peronai
fort through The coming winner ~ the least nh
his sch 81 Dressed rpr eonnf Of article IN The line
which he con6den win Ne busd unsurpassed IN the city
regards quality or ebespssmt
Also Tor cob ,elvi fancy caps OF The latest
approved peaterns
n Ladies' Purs al cred and repaired and article
the line Hsde VI orAes CHARLES WATSON,
sl1.am- "a CAnihan o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27
STEMLING's ORIENTAL BALsAMTC

STERLlNG,S ORIENTAL BALRAMrC
~ COMPOUND-An efhcscicus ssuts<y, and edecuaI ne
mcdy In all cases Lsucerrboa nvsluntsy Emio~s SENT
nal Weakness Irsguary the Menses aied or Dis~oses
action q the Bladder and In all diseases OF the Urinary Or
gans The immediate relief generally afforded by se nae <
the bsssnc Compound, shor space % much
heightened It's eeebrtv In the the dseases Il n
confidently offered With accompanying certificates cfthe
eminent Of the British Faculty which win stamp the high
puston which the unique valued Prepared
only ~ w Sterling White Chapel London Sold who<ssAe
and retail. by NATHAN b. GRAHAM
o4-4ms No % Macs. n a. corner ~ r-arr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

MOTIFS STOvEs-Por ossces, bar rooms, steamboats,
and ships cab banking parsrs sod
basement rooms stoe~ Of dwelling ousr lecture and
other public rosms churches tc which from their peculiar
construction, require be repen,bed with
hours and which vary In price rsm 4 to sa5 and ~
OF which be attached various formed and orra
useful effect
Also Dr. Motifs Patent Wood Cooh Steve an article o. &C
knowedged superiority, will bake bril- rosss nv ana
brc q TIE same time BY the Rre for 50 pevsons
from sA e Al Of which m.y be Obtained d pvt
mp BY the subscribers 1T 80 hours notice.
Stoves to be repard orders Put up old one Ae are
registered received and he taken IN hand ex~eu~A
IN turn STRATTON SEYMOUR
90 Sn' 2f Water sssees-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

Pr. JOB Ns0N IS consulted con6dentisly at his ofss
No Duane street, between Chatham and William on
the ehowing dis~sses via 0osorrbrs elects, Chascres
structures Seminal Weakness
ing from veneres poison or improper treatment DR. yohneos
remove any recent affection In two three days.
and the most nvetersie csee IN proportonste se wbou
ton from business Persons enrusting themselves Or jobs
sons care, desc themselves with
the most aggravated Scrofulous
NC speedily healed Strangers wosd do well by giving Dr.
the occurrence Of the foregoing Diseases which has m
ed when used within twenty hours ser expesvve Let
paid and enclosing
dicne, and directions for lis forwarded
Attendance from 6, A. M. 20 II night DR. yshnsSn
moved from 10 Chambers oialms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

LANES DIR YsDALE, Veterinary Surgeon, No ~
Filth street. between the Bowery and Secu Avenue begs
leave inform the public that - attends personally
horse shoeng irea d of by deputy q formerly Therefore
gentlemen sending horses his depend
having them sbod the most approved scientific prnc
Piles.
He likewise attends the diseases of horses usual his
nrmary but his arrangements far horse hoeing pre-
cude the possibility OF attending them at their stables
cept those in his INN edate vicinity.
To those who scepc o. his abilities, he will merely
Put them TO the test the proof Of the pudding Is in the
eating.'o JAMES DRYSDALE VS..
$50 3mt Graduate of the Edinburgh Veterinary School
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

HORSES TO WINTER-M my place Hedge
Hl Rye, wssschesser County have stabIing and III
tsints tpcuding skiful and careful grvo
enable me 10 Keep few horr from the M koves Der 70 the
lst Of April Person desiring
q per mos,h may apply me BY letter paid i>s Jay
street. BROOKLYN
B. Psymen, must he made in advance At sbe commence
mem u each month. GEO. WOODWARD.
lUt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

tooth extracted, use pha Of Dr. Bramas Anti Odonagc
produces in few notifications an mpenetrable coat over the
delicate sensitive affected nerve thus rendering incapable OF
being acted by air hot Geld water mascaton. Be-
ing purely vegetable liquid II IS warranted not 10 nure the
enamel of the teeth adjoining the one affected.
For sale wholesale retail by A. b. d. Sands, Of
Broadway b. Nones 644 Broadway, sign of the Golden
Mortar; VIM. Horwil corner Canal and Hudson ss I. T.
d. Young, 50 South Fourth Philadelphia o4-lm"
sJeserh GilIott's Celebrated Patent Elon.
gated Metallic PEN"
Joseph elliott begs to inform the public, that he
Sum regular supply Of his %o approved Metallic Pen
The stock hand offers the best in the United
States and warranted good qualysmongs which may be
.Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pen,"
"Orignal Patent Slip Pea"
Original Patent Ladies' Pen,"
Double Damascus Barrel Lunars Peruvian" ''New
York Fountain and Damascus Pens pu, in variety
bata holders In bexe of dozen each with hode in
reccocases, shell boxes and morocco cards.
cHWoS f 70 ' The PGEBnc
From the well meed and universal ceeby OF the above
and the United States nprcpd makers have endea-
vorsd impose upon The public spurious imitation pur.
requisite TO fine writing which have established such
rallied demand for the original pen, country where
The public are hereby cautioned ,e be I'll a guard
against these counters they be readily Diet cted by
their unfinished appearance and BY The inferior style which
Each gross ofthe genuine pen envelopedn neatly prn,
Further guard against the fraud, the public will please 10
observe he genuine pens sfihe following marks
always reading from the point 81 the pens yo.-ns
GiIIoits Gillctrs gillou
The above may had Warehouse, No. 100 Beekman
aeret. one door below reari. New York olsSmA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27
u,HE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT LAST
II DIaCOVERED!-Dr POETTsS celebrated

/ DISCOVERED!-Dr. POETTS celebrated "sA.ss
Erndicsto failed ta-ts"~st tfrt gravel
seminal weakness So satisfied Of its wonderful efficacy
Poe ne would hesitate forfeit S0oe any failure
The increasing demand POETS Specific In this city, well
Philadelphia Baltimore Boston, Providence, and New
Orleans, Ia the best proof Of Its worth
New York Agenb-A. B. D. Sands, 100 Fulton street. J.
B. None ga Broadway sign IT the golden w. Hor
WILL Canal and Hudson; T. r. Austin, IS Csrmine
and r. Burnet, IS 9Th Phladepha-s r Grifths,
9th and Chestnut Boelon-A Geyer Salem
and Hanover sta Providence d. j. Woodwork Price o.
o4-Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

nv Of crsbsm svsuue and Devoe 10 " village os~r1
RarHsurgh. Tbe<s lots ts the
v.sse Sire eseh os rs fee, from, nv loo .t deep
For inquire Of George Dovle south 9Th
spd eth wianlshp~gh OF James Melbrrp
Bcrum and Dsas A Brpokbn. s2alms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

ced practice this city residence street.
Roofs essen,sl o not be obsaned America she will
he enabled meet dsszsee their formidable appear
The great which has attended
ed The many Ssesi. se%pai"s oeSen. 20 ,Ss %s'e
franz render any argument 10 favor Of the Female Physician
Mrs Mot, pledges her.ek relieve the following
diseases determination Tic Dootrur toured without
mnp,ion, Dropsy Humors jseroisis Sail khesm, King.
ky C.nl,f <. &c ae c.,sa ss.s ns.a 4.
Nervous symptoms, White sweises Worms Asthma, ysua.
dic. Liver Complaint Hemorheids Piles, Female weakness
In conjunction with her pesici.es Mrs Mott win administer
toirvsid and Others Toe favour Of
bese baths which tho vspour from dferen, herbs aud
perfectly safe administer debilsied n,par-
ing 70 such strength they only ung bat
gous diseases One iri.I viii oepv.es the os sep,ea Of
Their Utility, For luru 70 the healthy they are eaeus,ed
TO promote free persprstiop cleanse soften and purify the
branch Of her profess she win be ensbed diseases
,ha. have .ed ,be skin Of The mo talented physician No
Ii, evening oes,Iemen can comnuases,s wss Hrs Mott
Ladies and grn,mes can be accommodated with bshs n
fsay pssen, rights for The above baths esn be
Lsuer- iron the country p.ia ~u receive %S.i
- pupil q two o. he frs. colleges @ sc.o@y and
s S s.s %y p
delicate Ss ss'u or
real csses cned W from two TO nine days Sores Of every
tore. .,.sSsnee :, ~ times old linz
For sALE CHEAP. ~ APPLIEe FOR
r-~ vIsss sac oeseh o Is feet ron, w ice e. deep
sor.% sss Dsss s.. Bsoaibo u ''"es "e''s'' asim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

IL agent is confdest that this medicine was generally
known would prove OF the blessings that
happened 10 human family, he has known in
few days. persons that reduced low they could not
without excruciating pain, and thinks that if
and suerings of human nature that II sacred
duty devolvng every situated, from which
sheud seek mseve make public and under
the conviction OF this TRUTH he makes this invaluable medicine
known; knews that the medicine itself will do
popular than all he do Price 81 bottle
Office Division. Be very particular and that every bot
tie has the written name, ". LEVSON. o20-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-27

tive for the Piles in three days time Sold by j. IL
Han, Of Chambers and Broadway Burnett
IS eu X. M. 0uica, corner 81 Bowsry and Grand
ureet ol2lms
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The style Of the Message chaste and perspicuous
In these respects il is characteristic Of its distinguished
author. II also has the merit Of frankness and exp-
citness The opposition have often charged Mr.. Van
Buren, with non eommiaaiiism. There is no pretext
for such charge here. If there be any fault in that
regard is this, that it leaves for the difference
Of opinion which has been entertained by the friends Of
the administration, the all engrossng subjects before
the country,
We have not time to-day TO extend our remarks on
this important document But we feel bound to say,
that in regard to the recommendation Of the plan for
substituting subtreasuries, personal agents. in the
fiscal concerns OF the government, and of collecting and
disbursing the public ercusipsy in gold and
silver there is nothing in the reasoning Of the message
to satisfy that the position have heretofore taken
this subject is incorrect. We are, however, happy
to see from the message ITSELF that the President
"leaves to Congress the necessary regu-
late in the present emergency, the safe keeping and
transfer Of the public moneys" To Congress this mat
ter properly belongs. The President has discharged
duty imposed on him by the Constitution in the
mendaton he has made. He has submitted such plan
as in his judgment seemed most expedent and proper
But let it be remembered that it remains for Congress
to discharge its duty and have doubt that
duty will be discharged in accordance with the best in
tcrests Of the country We feel well assured, that al
though the President has fit to submit the propo-
son to the consideration of Congress the result Of
his deliberations, he is not all tenacious Of its adop
ton, but viii most cheerfully approve any measure
which the wisdom Of that body shall DEVISE not involv-
ing any constitutional objection.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-06

| RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAvMENTs.-Ths desirable
event depends entirely the return OF public conf
dence, there being from seventy to eighty millions Of
dollars in gold and silver in the country, greater
| amount than at former prosperous periods.
There is never suficiency Of coin in a commercial
country to redeem all its paper a simultaneous de-
mand. So meagre a circulation like an exclusive
metallic currency would take back beyond the days
of good Queen Bess when ladies' Of quality breakas, ed
rasher of beef pork, hammock of meal, and n
flagon Of strong BEER had their parlors srcwed with
sand or rushes, and paid visits Of ceremony horse
back seated plion behind fat Diggory the lusty
groom, holding to his belt, enclrcng his waist
with their delicate 1t may be, that the world
not less happy in those days, or even in a far
ruder era. Yet who would willingly retrograde from
comfort and refinement to age OF coarseness brutal-
ty and ignorance!
II appears from the condition Of our banks,
hbted in authentic statements, that they may
specie payments at any moment provided they act IN
unison. II few banks only should resume, they
from their most important functions the dis
of bills and issue Of notes. the specie would be
drained Immediately from their vaults by rival insttu
tons, by greedy individuals to sell it at premium
Our banks have in general been prudently preparing
for return OF specie payment by Withdrawing their
and diminishing their discounts, to the nconve
nience Of the trading part Of tho community. Our
merchants will be relieved by the anxonsly
desired, which would relieve them from the present
restraint 1t is important that step should be
taken by Congress for the revival Of public confidence
which alone is requisite
II was shown in my last number that when the
finances Of country exhausted and the
cy Frustrated, during revolutionary war, the crea
ton of the Bank OF North America by Congress, re-
stored confidence and currency and supplied resources
to complete the contest The country then actn-
ally impoverished II is rich in the productions
which constitute real and natural wealth The derangc
Of the artificial representative Of property constr
tutes the existing evil It is gratifying onsideation
that the suspension Of mpotaiions from abroad, will
alone, If persisted in, effect eventually cure.
nv. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
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FSomthe Hartford (Ct.) Patriot.
THE MADISONIAN


At special meeting OF the Democratic Republican
General Committee Of tho city and county of New York
held at Tammany Hall, in the city Of New York, on
Friday evening the 25th ut the following resolutions
relative to the democratic paper established at tho
seat Of government entitled The Mddisonian," were
adopted,
Resoired, That we have with much pleasure the
three first numbers of the Madsonian, new Journal
established at the seat of goverment--that at a time
when the principal public newspapers Of the country
in the hands Of the opposition and employed in attempts
ing to overthrow the administration, hail with Joy
the establishment Of promising auxiliary in the
Of Democracy, and warmly recommend it to the
support Of Republican fellow citizens, sound in
doctrine, and firm in aithhuc TO the principles and
usages Of the Democratic party
Resolved, That the foregoing correspondence and
solution be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in the Madisonan, Washington Globe and
Albany Argus.
IcHABoD PRALL, Chairman pro TEN.
Edicard Sanford, Secretary.
We are rejoced at this expression OF opinion from
"Oh Tammany," because we believe il mcrited and
Just 1t should go very far towards doing away, in the
minds Of honest democrats, the ejudice against this
Journal that the Loco Foco papers constantly en-
deavorng TO excite
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-06

We this week publish an able article from the Wash
ington Madsouian, on the subject Of the currency,
which will arrest the attention Of readers if it does
not fully meet all their views 1t will be that the
editor takes strong ground against Treasury agents,
with whom the Of the government is to be de-
posted in Congress should deem proper to try
the experiment This is question which will occupy
the attention Of Congress and one on which there APP
the article in question treats the subject with ability
and candor, we have deemed it proper to publish it
leaving every to form his own conclusions on the
subject after hearing the arguments for and against it,
One Of the strongest objections in our minds to Treasu
y agents, is the additional power which it will give to
the Executive department Of the government, and
fear it is stepping stone to arrangements upon State
rights, by giving the general government greater
power the statcs than it possesses by the
sttuton However, before make up mind fully
on the subject we want light, and also the plan,
upon which it is proposed to carry the experiment into
etfect-Cdynga IN. ~ Patriot
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-06

L,RENCH LESSoNS.--MoNSIEUR ABADlE has
Il the honor 10 inform the ladies and gentlemen Of his
city and vicinity that he continues TO give lessons IN his
own native language at his rooms private families and
academies, at a moderate price.
For particulars, apply at this Office a, Mr. Jonathan
Elliots Pennsylvania Avenue
Abadie's French Grammar and a course OF French
Literature, for sale at all the Bookstores.
Sept. 2 3t7
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-06

The u Bank is boarding up all the Treasury drafts
it get for the purpose Of embarrassing the
tile portion Of the community much possible in
making their payments to government that they may
be convinced Of the necessity Of Mr. Bddlcs receiving
charter from Congress. Are the merchants willing to
kiss the rod that scourges them l-Boston Post
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BOARDING HOUSE.

MRS. TAYLOR can accommodate Member. of Con.
lSl gress, or other gentlemen either with or without
families, at her house pleasantly situated near the north
east Of 10th and street being from thence an
agreeable walk the Capital the public Depart.
ments
Aug. 30. tG
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CAMILLus.-We invite the attention Of our readers
to the able article Of CAMLLus, commenced first
page.
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ELECTION OF PRINTER.

On motion Of Mr.. PATTON it was resolved that the
House do proceed 10 the choice, by ballot of
Printer for the House for the Twenty fifth Congress.
The Speaker having called for the nominations,
Mr. LEWIS WILLIAMS, nominated Mcssrs Gales
d Seaion
Mr. HAMER, OF Ohio, nominated Mcssrs. Blair &
Rires.
Mr. CLARK, OF New York. nominated Thomas
Allen
Messrs WILLIAMS, HAMER and CLARK were
appointed ellers and the ballots having been prepared
and counted, the following was announced the
suit
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THE MAIDS OMAN

Mr.. JOHN L. BuRrsELl, (Stationer, corner Of Wal
& Broad strcets) New York City, is authorized to re
ceye subscriptions for the Madisonian.
pThe New York Times will please copy this.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-06

LNoR SALE, OR BARTER, for property
AM Il in the city Of New York, or lands in I'LL
Issh2. nois, tbs following valuable property in the
D1s village Of Oswego:
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HI Compris-
ing the original
village lots no.
3 and 4.