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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

h-THOIT sOIEL =, 1872 nonK no
travelling public that they have taken the above e,a
bshent and fitted IN style tina, will compete Will my
similar hsrity n the European plan, per
he accommodated with lodghgs ant meals all
hours and up with any dish the rich and luxurious
ket n New ysrk Al all times affords.
Tho house pleasantly located nj ~ Barclay street In the
immediate vicinity Of the Hudson river Steamboat landing
The bar Is supplied with wines and liquors OF 81 kinds the
best that be obtained. N. M. MERRfMAN.
my5-2wcod 4. wINSffIP.
NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES-J g. DECKER
wishes to inform his and the public that just
received fresh supply OF fra OYSTERS and ready
them Fried Slowed, Roasted and Picked ON the
liberal terms, al the shortest notice.
Please apply At 1855 Fulton street d20
ma. BOUgrON'S BALM OF GILEAD. Cor-
~ tinues enjoy the reputation that has already been
bestowed upon by numbers ofshe afflicted who have suffered,
from dyspepsia nervous affections, debility loss of appetite,
heartburn and similar complaints Its virtues cannot he ian
highly eroled and fast gaining the reputation Or Solo
SONS enjoyed In Europe n.ald cannot find any article
full airections "a and ssd wholesale and retail by NJ
Guion cor. Bowery end Grand ~ my 10y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
THE EYE.

nR. ELLIOTT, Oculst, Professor Of Anatomy and dis
~ of the Human Eye.-From II undivided IT
enon and constant study under the most celebrated Ocus
In Europe and Of the best in Observation-Disclosures Smith,
the Medical College Of Oho-wh the most extensive and
ceul practice in the Union, Dr. f. asserts with confidence,
the dangerous and cronc diseases 81 the
Eye without operation except IN OF blindness when
he for Cataract, Corcctoma, and Eptropium.
SpECTACLES-Dr Es patent, beautiful, transparent me
dum Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property of keep
Ing the eye perfectly cool giving immediate and permanent
ease and The time suit every age without the necessity
of change.
DR. H. will himself adjust the glasses, to suit the particular
defect
Dr. u. begs hat he attends diseases Of The Eye
and imperfecions Of tine vision only
~ Office 3o3 Broadway Private entrance in Duane ST.
Cu-v
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~ Keep constantly on hand extensive assortment OF child
ren clothing, made in the fashionable style which tey
win ell on very reasonable terms, wholesale or retail
s2l-3m' GEO. A. HOYT h CO, IA Bowevy NY
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ms. EMa,s cELEBRArEp STRENGTH

~ ENING PLASTER.-The most valuable remedy for
weakness pain the side back and stomach, and for de-
hy in the back ami ons the effect OF fractures and dis
location Of the bones, offered the public Dr. Sweet
of Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone Set
ting willing the wishes OF his friends-and that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves Of n remedy and diminish bills Of phyicisns-
arranged with Mr. u. g. Baxter OF New London Conn,
manufacture h Strengthening Saye andsuppy every city
and In the United States None genuine without the
written signature Of b. G. BANTER agent and joint propr
Messrs Pratt Ray, druggists 20 Maiden lane, wholesale
for the city o New York. aud for sale by most Of the
respectable druggists Price. Is cents roll m3i SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

Of Surgeons Of London and edinburgh. and nebsr Of Ii
MeSca College Of Philadelphia ceptrues direct rs atten
ten 10 the trestment ofthe following disesses, wiz
Gonorrhra chancres structures, irritation Of the uethra bad
iu9us affections Recent case. Of vencrea cured N two dap
without mercury preventative may be had. Persons win
have injured themselves By sccrc dsssrucfve habit will
tain immediate relief Separate Offices 2io Fulton
Green wrh. The esf Oh m
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yEGkTABLE PINK, a q

One bottle invariably curs Gonohea a,d N 0' perfect
saId1 Sold whole ss and retail at GUIONs PHENlx DRUG
STORE, W Bowery, Grand street, and ~ Osborn
dHegs Bowery Hester street Al ne elton ~ pre-
Jared from recipe Of Or ansl and ,old NJ above Where al
iniecon is REQUIRED, nething be better. Jel2 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

WARDS HAIR OIL.-The best article now in use,
ior promoting The growth and giving an elegant glossy
appearance 70 the hair. For sale HOPPERS Pharmacy
No i Broadway, corner o Franklin Price rs cents
per bottle. oiay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

- raed for he cure Of ssnorbrs, and '. and aloeou
comp nts Of he Of offered the public 4,
one Of The i and chsspss articles the Of the above
which, the public informed that or more ha
been sold ~ this city Philadelphia and Bosor warrant the
agentin oersg t. the p~bc perfect confidence sold
wholesale and retail, at r. M Cuions corner Of Bowerv 4
Grand street, at ssctRs bottle, with full directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15
IN, GOODMAN,s AMERICAN ANTI GO

" NORRHEA PILLS-Fof The cure Uf
and a | affections OF the organs OF gsn9nf
known AZ an, eradieatos Of tbese diseases (wh
lion with the DeterreHil, that the agent has
medicines TO answer the great variety Of Oh
aheye diseases assume. Its cbcapness IL a e
many TO try IL; and the fact that it, reputation
IL anothcr indncement, with those who SUI
complaints.
sold, wholesale ard retail. atE. NJ, Cuicns,
Grand street, At so cents per bor, with full dire
The herald., 1837-03-29

| SPECIAL SEssIoss-Tuesday, March 28-Before
the Recorder, Aldermen Randall Waterbury and
Greenfield "
The following prisoners were pat to the bar.
Richard Briggs alias Elizabeth Hewlett, charged
with stealing sundry articles of wearing apparel The
properly OF Olivia & Robert McDougal. Guilty
Ing prisoner having taste for the dark and sombre
u nau Oeen hving with black fellow named Hewlett
lhe Court, in passing sentence remarked that moth
..s Dus grossly dspraved mind could induce white
WOMAN 70 cohabit with one of negro race.
veIIs Isa 70 hard iaborn the Penitentary, Black
wen isiahd Tor three months and 10 pick oakum
william Anderson, charged with stealing coatfrom
on ooaIu tie steamboat Lexington Guilty
1ohenced 70 hard labor in the Penitentary Black
Mi, is,anu' ior SIX months, and TO get out stone.
Mills oweeny charged with stealing two coats. the
properly ei negro, named Agamemnon Wade
The prisoner declared he took the coats merely n
secure his wages. i5 ~
The Court considered this plea satisf.c,,rv oat
discharged the prisoner A"
John Devoe, charged with an assault and battery
on his wife, Ellen Devoe
on the intercession of the prosecutrix the prisoner
90, and love his wife
James Moss charged with stealing flute, the pro-
perty of Mr.. Solomon.
Mr. Bartlett gave evidence that the prisoner admit
lice Office.
Sentenced to hard labor in the Penltenary. Black
wells Island for three months and TO gel out stone
John Lelane, charged with assault and battery
on Henry Chapman and his wife.
Inc prisoner, an mpudent daredevil loafer, was
found guilty.
sentenced TO hard labor in the Penentiary, Black
wen Ell island, for six months, and get out stone
Inc prisoner, upon hearing this said, "Thank' ee-
I'm ON! and left the dock laughing.
The case of Mrs. McManus rs Mrs. Cox and Miss
Airey, was now called -'S
dhe defendants were charged with stealing sundry
trning artlcles-a piece of silk ruby ring &c. the
property Of the plaintiff @'
The Court called upon the complainant to produce
her iestlmony which was vague and III defined that
his honor directed an immediate discharge of the de-
PENDANTS, declaring there not in verify even the
shadow OF the charge made against them
fretty women against the field, say we-Omn;a
vncet venustas
The Court then adjourned
The herald., 1837-03-29
LARGE BANK NorEs.-Speculators' money.

CoRPoRATIos DoIses.-What a wonderful thing
self interest is in exciting the industry Of mani Could
Bentham now sec our blessed Common Council with
what zeal its members are at their posts, and the
patriotic speeches they deliver-he would retract his
bitter satire that corporations have neither bodies
TO be kicked, nor souls to be-sared' we say though
Jeremy said otherwise. The election is at hand and
il is absolutely necessary to make show of dong
something But tbs labor in vain In spite of all this
superabundance ofcare for the welfare of the citizens
of New York-we greatly fear these same citizens
will prove ungraiefal that they will kick the present
ncumbenls out, and that next corporation will
show new faces, new interests 10 provide for, new
speeches. and new humbug, in all their glory.
BOARD OF ALpERNrN.-The usual Message of ap-
proval, frsn the Mayor, was read.
An act 10 authorise the Common Council 10 raise
money by tax, was received from the Finance Com
mtee.
Papers from the Board of Assistants, concuYred in
For paying certain bllls-dsnations TO the Aged Fe-
male Society. The resolution from the Board ofAs-
sistants 10 do away with ardent spirits in the Tea
Room was amended by adding all eatables &c.
REPoRTs.-From the Market Committee, on the
subject Of establishing new market in the place o
the present Catharne market. Laid on the table.
Report of thr Committee on Wharves i'm favor o
building West ST. from Rector st. to the Battery. Laid
on the table.
JersT MEsTISe.-The two Boards united in Join,
Ballot all the members present, except Aid. Brady
Judd and Tallmadge- The following Inspectors Of
The herald., 1837-03-29

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-The friends and pupils of
Mr. F. G. Schafier, are going to offer to that young
gentleman a mark of their esreem by giving a COM
pllnentary ball at the Shakespeare Hotel, corner of
The herald., 1837-03-29

SYMPTOMS OF SPRIse.-Last evening at half past
eight o'clock, thunder storm passed over city
The lightning was peculiarly vivid and the rain pour
ed down "every which way This is a good sign.
We may now expect fine, settled open weather
The herald., 1837-03-29

II The New York and Albany Rail Road oper
their books to receive subscriptions in April. Good
1t will be an April subscription no doubt.
The herald., 1837-03-29

u The Austrian Consul and Count Gonfalioner
are quarelling in the newspapers about matters and
things in general.
The herald., 1837-03-29
THE HER AID.


To CoRREsPoSpENrs.-Recev and will be pub
Ished-" Giles -" the Coquette" Ariels Ball in
East Broadway"
The herald., 1837-03-29
ARRIVED.

chant, Georgetown, S. c. ''' ''''
ARRIVED.
ys shs 3 :. ab Lsynes Of Poyssoce r. l. cssse Liverpool
Bns ashnson Hecke Apaachcca qada,s with cotton to
Nor ss Foa Sisters presdar Genoa 81 days with wheat to
BRIG Carl Johanss Nyberg Masees, ss days, with mdse.
Bnr Wave of Bath, wncheI Guayams p a days. with
sugar 70 Richardson Mccobb:
bs Hoato Berney Hafas days with coal'e Dun'comb
Dutch salhot Maria Adrrs Janzsn, Rotterdam days with
sshr unios S~r TURKS Island Edettsn, g, with salt.
bar With sats cotton omit 70 Mitchell 4 Co
scr Protection, Post York 'sr - hours with oysters to tho
MEMORANDA
New Orleans, March is-The packet ship Yaroo Trust, for
New ashore the West Breakers yesterday
ins ashore this day she has sustained any
New York has been landed about fifty bales have
ed wet With salt water The brig the dock this Rc,
and she still makes supposed that the sleathr
VIII have off She will be ready, said about three
weeks
Key west March isTbe trial in the cause srtLe Alfred
sed the 9Th instant The cargo ,a,ei advertised te od
tie Goth instant The Of salvage to hs awarded has
not ye, been made ko~n the cour dens its decision until
the Of property saved shall sc made Known By the sale
Amsterdam Feb SAX % Sa@eas 9 bs.wer New yors prs.
Lucy Cni sadly do Van spyke Dutch doSd, ship Louisa,
Fsysi March s-B"rk Euone, sn from Newcastle Dec H.
lat while scsdding under close reefed
topsa reefed resa shipped heavy which broke the
rdder rail- buaks sprung the main yard broke aru,
and washed officer Joseph Adams o sweden
wHALERs.
The John Edward New London spoke in @c lat az
Ion 7s g. Phietus StoninTon, sp;
stephans Halfway Bcsfcrd wins, 18th Maxwell Hatk-
away, Haven i7h Ist 81 Ion H. George, Baker NJ,
IA wins Nov John, Rowland B 2wbs Heard iron The
Nara, Chester Nj 2sce brs Sid rom 81 Helena Jan 2cth,
Tuscsrora, smith, NJ, 5000.
SPOKEN #-H
March TO- Ion 80, EXCHANGED sKpss shin sossb
America, from New york for Lverpoci-by Mon
iresl, tins port.
March n .kark shemehre of st. Jsbns from London fr
New Yosk-hy the Montreal this por
March lat a. go IN 80, shin Stueess from
New ysh, fs ndenby the Coliseum, az Boston from
stsrdaw1.
York days out for Pensscola-ky the Union th poi
PER YESTERDAYS MAIL.
Boeton, MrchU-Cfd schrs Fsr6eld Burr Nsw York Ssm,
rickersou do
Charleston March 2aCs bark Tssso, Coudry Bostonsld
SHIPS sauds Hentor, Bosfon Calhoun O'Neil, New yerk
shicols.
The herald., 1837-03-29
To Mr.. Drummer Sno.

Much drumming dear Saobbs with ease you might spare
Much lying ana trouble 'twould save you much hair
Ito truth yeu would stick and never admit
rhymng Carolinian near ysu TO sit.
abroad twere your rule but few o spend
You would sell more of money to lend
To those who are Shorthand between drumming shining
You are known fool by that eternal whiniag
New give it all up or I'll write you again.
And have servd up a low petty game
This is my advce-be this your belief
The Carolnians resort, the Careinians relief
CAROLINA BAKD
The herald., 1837-03-29

HARD WoRK-The Wall stree, prints intend making
great tragedian of Mr.. Jones'
The herald., 1837-03-29

On the appointment of the Inspectors Of the l7ih
Ward, violent debate arose. Alderman Waterbury
dominated two candidates. Mr.. Tallman two others.
1.-THE democrats have a right 10 have their man,
cried "The Fcderasts ought 10 yield" exclaIn-
ed aaother "No personalities" roared third I'm
no Federalist-Pm a Wing" said Mr.. bruen, " but
since the election there's no knowing who who"
alderman Waterbury was elected AZ whlg-he has
turned his coat now. Mr.. Murray was aicderal'st-he
is now in the Tammany ranks. Omyi o dear! how
men and things do change"
Here the hubbub prevented further display OF the
gentleman's eloquence. 49,
Mr. Taman was finally chosen 10 to Is. The
board adjourned until Wednesday week.
Roam or AsstsrASrs--After some time spent in
oonsdeyinu nnr,portant matters the Sergeant at
Arms appeared al the bar, and informed the president
that he BOARD of Aldermen were ready 10 receive the
Rosrd Of Assistants in joint ballot. The Board, on
motion. rose and proceeded to the other chamber
The Board then resumed the Report Of the Commit
tee on Wharves, Piers and Slips respecting the appro-
priat ting Peck slip to the Eastern STEAMBOATS,.
The Street Committee reported in favor OF opening
lO9th street, from the Old Harlem Road to 9Th Ave-
nue-sdopted Also, in favor of Macadamising this
Sd Avenue from l09th to l25th streets-adopted.
Resolution, That 80 additional lamps be placed in
the 18th Ward--refcrred.
Resolution by Mr.. Jordan, That the Street Conmis-
scner take the necessary measures 10 cause the area
Of the Essex Market and also the area OF the Monroe
Mark et, TO be paved Immediately adopted.
The Board then adjourned til. next Monday evening
al B o'clock.
The herald., 1837-03-29

WoMAN.-A beautiful fragment of the Divinity sen
down to earth TO soften misfortune and give delight
Selah
The herald., 1837-03-29

BUBBLES IN lS37.-Granlte companies in Maine
Tea companies in New York-Bonds and Mortgages
on western town lots--Land companies in Michigan,
&c &c.
The herald., 1837-03-29

II 4 number of mechanics are wanted at Evan
vile, Indiana.
The herald., 1837-03-29

Ships Sutton, Berry, Charleston g. suitoni Mora Pcseo
Havana nes Hudson Saunders Neuvas Holt Owes Ceres
Pcdnck Salem Famham Co.; Jones' Herbert, Charleston.
5chrs Geo Wheaton, Sonen, Peebug; Select, Cole,
lrrn George Wheeer Bnsgor; AsIrook Burroughs, Phade-
phIa; Ced Hook ConDor Blue Hills Nesnh LIE de; Nahan.
Nlcke'son Hanore THO, Nckon, Boston; Nancy Jane Mer
The herald., 1837-03-29

the lOaCrs Oh lale, IatI appear W pt geg the uu-
vantage. The temperance people have also become
divided among themselves, and are now generally en-
gagged in demolishing each other about some meta.
physical absurdies, rather than roofing out and an
Initiating the common enemy.
In this state Of the contest, we are happy to an
coming into the field, armed cap pie" from
head to foot" We understand that Mr. GILBERT
DAVIS, corner of Pearl and William streets, in conse-
quence of the fall in the price of his recently valuable
lots on Coney Island, and the pestponement of the
day of sale indefinitely, has been of late, turning his
attention to the sayings and dongs" of the great
temperance cause Perceiving them recently rather
treating before the dsllers and the drunken loars he
has determined to spring a mine upon them in new
quarter He has now on hand some of the choicest
wines from France and Germany and expects more
soon, that ever flowed over the lips of eloquent man,
or what is better stil the rich rosy lips Of beautiful
woman There is other way to destroy intem.
perance in this land, but with good wine In all
countries where wine is drank, the people are tempe
rate-where ardent spirits, they are drunken and
beasily Yet even hereand IN this enligh tened age,
there great deal Of aduerated trashy wine ssed
which would not be tasted even by the losfers of
France and Germany. Cheap champagne, and such
kinds OF wine, are the most miserable trash in the
world. The light, choice German and French wines
are the most delicious resoratves. Taken in modera-
| ton, such wines promote love and poetry, inspire
| genius in the arts, and bring out the wholesoul in
| all it's slegances and refnements
The herald., 1837-03-29

" Salaries and perquistes per annun, At wash
ingssp, according to the Express"
Martin Van Buren, President e25 600
ErassisP Blair chief printer and boot black, 10000
Reuben NJ Whitney chief bank agent and bully, 10000
We only endorse the truth Of the FIRST
The herald., 1837-03-29

Mr.. Gil Davis is thus rapidly becoming the great
ally of the temperance cause, and will be able
we hope to Danish all topers from the walks Of FASH
ionable life, and thus lay the foundation for COM
plete overthrow, at very distant day, of the distl
lers and their friends the oafers First kill off the
generasl, then the privates easily managed. For
further particulars, apply to Mr.. Davis hmsef up
stairs, over the Commercial Office, where the Rev.
Col. Stone concocts his famous letters on Maria
Monk and the Hotel Dieu Nunnery.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-04

49, 81 lsiSr 70 You've HusBAsEs.-A young
:'e! IN the upper par, Of the state Of Mis-,
lately married to beautiful and in
lady, utter the honey moon had pas
-. vas PANIED to observe tina, his Young
sAs thoughtful at times, aud appeared
y ef much from ennui! Thinking this
= caused by the absence Of female
!'sons, ne induced several young ladies'.
\ ~. TO make his house their home.
= thereby to render her completely
THIS arrangement had not the de.ir-
e1; Has beloved, thossh apparently
ssd cheerful, white convcrsing with
eoon as the conversations lacred, re-
S saeo the same melancholy mood. Sur.
= this, he fell to pondcring the cause ):
ss.!ef lengthy reAect;on, he came to the
'n:isoa Of sending to New York for a
. = Forwarded BY the next shin bound
~ :sehex. 'virksburg, or Grand Gulf
sse musical companion at length ARR.
80 splendid one il was, ef6sau,;6,l|
10y, oFnauented end Pelisl.ed 10 The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-04

Tnk PircuER-PLANr.-There is not, perhaps,
among the numerous examples that occur of
the provident economy of nature, in the We
getab!c part Of the creation, Il more remar-
kable instance Of Continuance adapted to cir
cumstances, and Of means suited to the end,
that what is evidently displayed in plant
which is commonly met with in Ceylon, and
other islands Oi the east, which has obtained
the appropriate name OF the pitcher-planr.
Being the inhabitant Of a tropical climate,
and found on the most dry and stony situa-
tons, nature has furnished it with the means
Of an ample supply Ofmoisture, without which
it would have withered and persisted. To
the foot stalk Of every leaf, near the base, is
attached a kind Of bag, shaped like pitcher,
Of the same consistence and color as the leaf
IN the early state of its growth, but changing
with age to a redish purple. 1t is GRIT round
with an oblique band or hoop, and covered
with a lid neatly htted, and movable on a kind
Of hinge or strong fibre, which, passing over
the handle. connects the vessel with the leaf
By the shrinking or contracting Of this fibre,
the lid is drawn open whenever the weather
is showery, or dews fall, which would appear
TO be just the contrary of what usually hap
pens in nature. though the contraction proba.
bly, is occasioned by the hot and dry atmos-
phere, and the expansion does not take place
till the moisture has fallen, and saturated the
pitcher. When this is the case the cover
falls down, and it closes so firmly as to pre-
vent any evaporation from taking place.
Tn, water having gradually absorbed through
the handle into the footstalk Of the leaf, gives
vigour to the leaf itself, and sustenance toI
the plant. As soon as the pitchers are ex-
hausted, the lids again open to admit wllatev-l
er moisture may fall, and when the plant hasI
procured its seed, and the dry season fairly
sets in, it withers with all the covers Of the
pitchers standing open.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-04

EDWARD OSBORNE.-In the year 1886, when
London bridge was covered with houses, overhaog-
ing the Lent Up turbulent stream. ~ IL the ordna-
~ dagger Of life were not suf6cient, that men
sest terra 6r1s and like nany beavers perch
their dweliiogs crazy bridge. Ssr William
Hewett, citizen Of London. ana cloth worker. in
habited one Of these Temptations Of Provideace.-
Ills only child, = pretty girl, Vas playing With =
servant 1T window over the water, and fell into
the rapids through which, even now-a-days il 10
counted feat Ia shoot. Many . beheid the
eight in the hePlessness Of terror, without dream
Jog Of vcnturing into the stream. But there va.
one to whom the life Of the perishing child was
deaper THAI his own; and that vas the apprentice
Of SIR William Hswctt. He leaped INTO the water
after his youthful mistress, aud BY the aid of bold
shore; and he had his reward. \ earn rolled on,
and each succeeding brought wealth to the
father, and grace and lOvoliness to the noble mind
ed daughter. Such was tho fame Of her beauty,
that in that arst0cratic age, the gallant and
far descended chivalry Of the land rival suit-
for the hand Of the merchant queen Of hearts--
But farer in her eyes was the prentice cap Of the
darisg youth who had suatched her from the wharf,
the single minded disinterestedness Of genuine
wOmzu, gave - hes ~utisl>1 ps-sesvo., E31-
ward Osborne, the hand aud heart which the Ear
Of Shrewsbury. the heir Of tho lofty hosso Of
cate her chosce! Edward Osborne was . nobleman
of Code creatioa--not mans. He rose by success
u industry T. the highest honors Of the city whose
merchants are the paym2sters Of the rulers Of the
EARTH And from the city beauty-to whom faith
and love were dearer, than titles and wealth, and
the merchant prentice. who his life a. frank
IN the Of the helpless and for the sake of
humanity. did high born youth for fame and
glory, and golden spurs,--deseends BY lineage
more noble thag il he had sprung from the most
heroic stock Of crowned robbers that troubled
Che world with their achiev eme nts George William
Osborne, Duke Of Leeds.---Nes .Monfhly .Haga<ine