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RESOLUTION No. 5.-PuBLIc.

RESOLUTION No. 5.-PuBLIc.1
RESOLUTION to disapprove and disaiiirm an act
Of the Legislative Council of the Wisconsin Ter.
ritory chartering bank.
Resotred by Ge Senate and House of Representatives
cfhe Cncd States cf america in Congress assembled
That Congress do hereby dissent from, disapprove.
and disaifrm the act Of the Legislative Council of
Wisconsin, entitled "An act TO incorporate tho
stockholders Of the State Bank of Wisconsin, at
Prairie du Chen" copy of which said act has,
during the present session Of Congress, been pre-.
sented for It's action, and for confirmation or disap-
proval; and the said act Of the Legislative Council
of the said Territory is hereby declared to be null
and void, and to have force or effect whatsoever
as law Of the said Territory.
APPROVED, June 18th, 1888.
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IMPROVED PANA-
CEA; OR THE UNIVERSAL
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

This is of the best Of remedies for some of the
uoTst diseases.
great number OF persons Of either SEX afte
months OF severe and anxious suffering, under some
OF the most insidous, and certainly fatal Diseases TO
which human beings liable, have been restoredto
perfect health by the use Of few bottee of this sape
rior medicine.
u Every ship vessel bound on long voyages,
should be supplied with this Panacea.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors: and has been used with
success many diseases incident to our species
and particularly in the following diseases, viz -
Scrofnla, or Kings Evil; White Swellings, Salt
head, Diseases ofthe Liver, Old Ulcers fever sores,
syphilis, and its destructive consequences, ESQ oftae
met with in persons who have been mperfecly cured
improperly treated neglected; or rather those who
have tampered with, and neglected, themseves,)
which, If the poison is not entirely eradicaed from
the system, the most distressing consequences will
follow the neglect Of that terrible scourge. Leprosy,
Chronic inflammation of the Liver, and other Viscera,
Tubercular Consumption Of the Lungs, Ulcerous
sores in the throat elsewbere and all ruptons OH
the surface Of the body Diseases OF the skim Mer.
curlal disease, and all those affections arising from
lmpurity Of the Blood. Nodes, and diseases of the
JOINTS Bones, &c. Those affections which are the
result Of youthful indiscretion will be cured by the
use of this Purifier Of the Blood.-PRICE, 81 ,50a
bottle.
GF The above Valuable Medicines, are for sale
by DIR. JOHNSON, Newport, r. L.
kS To those who purchase to sell again, liberia
discount will be made.
Sept. H-1y.
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POETRY.
From the Madisonian

The following buautiful staAzas on the horrors
of the battlefield are vivid and thrilling. The
minstrel with master hand, awakens the deep
tones Of his Tyre.
Amer the battle Of Salamanca, as Lord Hill. the
British General, was walking over the biood-stan-
ed field, he observed a soldier in a gloomy mood
leaning upon his fre-lock Struck with his man
ner, be advanced, and asked him what be was
thinking of. The soldier, answering his comma
ders salute, replied--"I am thinking, my Lord. of
the number OF widows and orphans have thi, day
made for one shilling"
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REMOVAL.
THOMAS Nj. SEABURY,S
LIVERY sRR STABLE.

HAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
IL Wharft the Old Stand in Green Street, for
merry occupied by Seatury d Tenant; where he
will be happy TO receive the orders Of bis cid friends
and customers, to whom he returns thanks for their
past iavors and socits continuance of their patron.
age,
u Orders left above--at his stable in Pelhamst,
or at his house in Churchst, will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyed to and from the
Steamboats,, as nsua
Nov. 1st.-tf
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
near the Jaa. - ef%s Parade. %u,G .'''
JAMES f.. METCHEAR,

Having procured several new CARRIAGES
and good HORSES, all of which have been care.
fully selected, is prepared to furnish Carriages of
every description at short notice, and respectfully
solicits share of public patronage.
His Stable having been much enlarged, and fit
ted in the best manner with large roomy stalls and
good carriage houses, Offers superior advantages
for HORSE-kEEPING, which will be faith
fully attended to- on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid TO the conveyance OF
Passengers TO and from the Steamboats,
Orders left at the Stable, or at his residence, d.
ectly opposite, will receive punctual attention.
Newport, April 5th 1887.
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He stood on Salamancas plain,
When died awav the battles din;
Around him scattered lay the slain;
And groans and cries saluted him,
As many bleeding ghastly form
Rolled in its lifes blood fresh and warm.
Horsemen and rider overthrown
Now bit the dust In agony;
The soldiers widows lonely moan
Like the wild Shcll-drake's cry at sea,
When sinks the dying tempest's sound)
Awake the mountain echoes round.
The fight was DER, the field was won,
And victr'y claimed her loud huzza;
The weary Soldiers work was done;
The conquered and the conqueror
Alike, amid the wreck Of strife,
Laid down to die, or wake to life.
The shattered cannon smeared with gore,
The Silken Banner soiled and torn,
The jewelled cross the Hero wore,
The broken drum, the battered horn.
The hiltiess sword, the pike,--the dirk
All bore the marks of bloody work.
Twas eve and. leaning on his Gun,
With breast by native courage steel'd,
In gloomy mood still fingered one
Whose eye had glanced DER many field
And whose fierce spirit ne'er wiihstood
A bidding TO the feast of blood.
Long had he muscd, when 10; voice
Spoke harshly in his leaden ear:
What bends the brow. while all rejoice 7"
He turned and saw his Leader near
Then with mien that well did snit,
Paid promptly the required salute.
My Generalw-and DER him fell
A shade Of deep and touching Madness
My thoughts now vainly strive to tell,
How many widows in their sadness,
- And Orphans-Oh the dreadful trade -
For one poor shilling, have made p
Bright set the Sun DER Ebro's hills,
And soft the silver moon beams shone
On old Casti.ia's mountain rills,
Yet still the soldier watched alone
But, when arose the Mornings sun,
In deaths cold sleep he grasped his gun!
J. T.. ID.
Washington, June, 1888.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NNHE late firm Of DIR. VIM. 81. v. Turner, hav.
ing been dissolved by the decease Of Doctor
VIM Turner, the business will continue 10 be con-
Quoted by DIR. Jas. v Turner, associated wnh Doct.
o. e. Turner and Doct. H. E. Turner--under the
firm of Doct James V. Turner S Co.
JAMES ". TURNER,
OLIVER &. TURNER,
HENRY f.. TURNER.
All persons indebted to the late firm Of DR.. VIM.
81. V. Turner, are requested to make immediate
settlement with the subscriber,
j. v. TURNER,
Oct. llth. Sarpiring Partner.
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NEW AND VALUABLE
MEDICINES,
" Which WiH'cURE ninsty-nms eases
IN a hundred.
JOHNSON,S
fEMALE RESTORATIVE Ann
SPECIFIO Pills


!nese Piis are recommended to peis, Lioated lam.
gnd persons OF either Sex; who with eoldness oc,.
sItTeaies st1 pits loss Of appetite fe pj.. ~ ,, n
Paf,oH disPepsy or indigestion those wfoss H.
Is inclined TO ioatery, or dssoly ed state in css
eHaeiahon, or general leastipg 9,rop of the ho,
IN some cases Of mania deafness hgsterieaf .nJ .,
ny other distressing affections Of tie body and ,n;s
droPsy, chronic Rheumatism, paralytic affections ;JS
ness, d7mness Of sight, and other strange feeliny 80
common TO persons in the various stages ofIile ~
In TIC DouloweauI, there is not more efficae;ons
medicine. When the boo6 has become weak. and
OF Langad circulation after Tong and serere n, Of
sickness, these pills of eminent service InsweI
ngs Of the hands, feet &C.; in cases of great deb;I;
y IN most diseases, common to Females these PiIls
will prove SPECIFIC.
La Dropsical habits; all distractions from colds
or other causes, in that weak, nervous irritable and
delicate state Of the body 10 which SO many, espee
tally young and middle aged females, are susceptible
persons IN decline that state of the body which
approaches to consumption may by timely and prop
er use OF these Pills, be preserved from an untimely
grave
The above medicine has been approved by some
oil the most eminent Physicians in the United State,
and, has been islered to thousands of patients
who have been restored to perfect health after having
been considered IN decline confirmed consumption
and therefore ineurable when by taking a few boz
es ofhese Pills, they were restored to renewed and
vigorous health in few weeks
Ample directions accompany each box Price oue
dollar box. ALSO
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WIZ. z. TENANT.

Respectfully announces to the public gen
and strangers.
NNHAT he keeps to let at his stable in Touro'
II street, horses and carriages Of all descriptions
as cheap or cheaper than they be obtained else
where Persons desirous ofenjoying the pleasures
Of ride in the country can at allumes befurnished
with horse and chaises, open wagons saddlehorses,
barouches and close carriages Particular attention
VIII be paid toconveying passengers TO and from the
Steamboats, day or night. All orders in his line Of
business Will be promptly attended to, f left at his
residence, IN the new Cottage on High-sireet West
OF his ssole and pains shall be spared to render
the satisfaction Of his customers complete.
Horses kept for any length Of time, terms liberal.
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L | NJ E

IL Il 1u Ia
yENHE SUBSCRIBERS have made such ar
a rangements will enable them at all times to
furnish their customers with superior quality OF
Thomastown Lime Our LIST quality Lime will here
after be branded and warranted and upon every
cask sold (if not found to answer the recommen-
dations,)a liberal allowance will be made. We
have hand, besides the first quality, several
common Brands, which we will sell at considerably
reduced prices. Dexter first quality. Dexter Jointer
and Harris lime, Plaster of Paris. Hydraulic Ce-
ment &c. good supply Of these may always be
had.
g4P A liberal discount made to those who pur-
chase to sell again. WEEDEN & BULL.
May Q. No. l2S Thames-st.
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@SPRING GOODS.-D
WM. B. & y. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No a0 THAMES STREET
April 4-6n.

NJ EsPECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
ANthe public generally, they have received from
New York, FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sat.
tnets, and Ves,ings, suitable for the season. which
they will make up TO order, in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Hdkfs.,
Ccmioriers, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such au establish
ment. at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feeldisposed to patronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADB
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap as osnbe bought any other store in the state
March 2Sth
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FOR SALE.

THE GOOD sLooP .sUPE-
ANRIOR,' Of Sagbarbor. a remarkably
NA fast sailer; burthcn 66 90.95 tons
- - well found in sails. cables. anchors and
cabin furniture. She has a large cab
IN and can sccommodaie number cf passengers.
proved credit. Arp,icsticns can be made sf the OF
hcc Of the RI Republican. Newport, OF TO
JONAH ROGERS. Jr.,
Nav 23 On board ssid Sloop.
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NEw ENCLAND COUGH svp,r.

NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.
The reputation Of Dhch has becomx sxf4biisJeI a .
most sefe and sDfeacols remedy discovered for
INFLUENZA, COLDS, COUGHS, AsTHua
WHOOPING COUGH, SPLITTING OP
HOOD, AND ALL AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PRoPRIETos
DANIEL GODDARD, No. Coin g.,
EEW-YORK.
In presenting this useful remedy 70 ,he pube an. d.,
pretor authorized by Physician from whom the
contdentaliy obtained state thar he hss u,ed h
himself and In his extensive practice In Tnonsry ser
tons, with astonishing effect The happy N
vegetable substances, Of which IL is eelirely rorsJ
are peculiarly adapted TO diseases ofhe Lungs Liver and
Stomach. - -@'''' e"'
This medicine has been used very erten,yev and ,hs
proprietor has not known single instance In which h hss
JAILED In giving relief n diseases for which Il is
cd even IN cases approaching Consumption amended
with bleeding the Lungs and where ali oths, rsad,.
attended s use Common colds, which are generally s
effect OF obsrueted persraon will YIELD 20 its
10 few hours when used In asthma hoarseness yhesz
ing and shortness OF breath, gives immediate relief pro
curing tranquil rest and sleep. In whooping cough ia
without rival IL operates with gentle and
may be given 70 infants with perfect safety.
The Proprietor would add, that he constantly receiving
numerous testimonials Of the value and efficacy OF this
remedy some certificates Of which may be on the bill
Of directions accompanying each bottle. Any person using
\ will be sure TO recommend again
The aboUe rs for Sale in Newporf Jv
r. y TAYLOR.
April 1-6D
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THE SOLDIERS REVERE.

He stood on Salamanca's plain,
When died awav the battles din;
Around him scattered lay the slain;
And groans and cries saluted him,
As many bleeding, ghastly form
Rolled in its life's blood fresh and warm.
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nR. sPOHN's CURE FOR SICK
II HEADACHE.--A valuable article and
permanent cure for Sick Headache and disordered
Stomach, for sale by II. TAYLOR.
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A cheap lot of Blue, Brown, Olive & Greer
N BROADCLOTHs suitable for Boys Clothes
just received and for sale by,
April IL. w. B. Il T.. j. SWAN.
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HATS.

IUST received Cases Silk Hats good al
q tcle, for sale cheap by
April 4. SHEFFIELD & BELI-
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WASHINGTON,

Afterwards Mr. Jones sent to Mr. Wise's room the
following note, 10 wit
WASHINGTON,
Feb. IS, 1888 II A. NJ.
Sir-Through the politeness Of my friend, Doct. Dun
can now tender to YOU for the OF Mr. Graves the
rifle referred in my Of 10. A. NJ this morning.
Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
VI
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Bennett's Newspaper Bssabls. n ms.e.
No. II Asn sTREr.

MosrIre HEsALp-Issped every mernirg eucspt suros~
fce two cents copy Country subscribers urnise ts
same rate Tor any specific pere remittance In
No paper sest, unless paid w advancr.
EvESiNs AERALp.-fssued every anerpoeu n 1 sclesk
Price two cents per Country subscribers
the same rate Cash. ia advance.
SUNDAY Mossise HsaALp-Is.ued every Sunday mo~p-
ing and containing always the --LATEST Fereign and Domestic
news received after the evening OF Saturday have
been published Price tro certs per copy.
WEEKLY HEsALD-lsssed every saturusy povnue st sts
o'clock Price IA cents per copy. Furnished 70 couwsy
Subscribers &C - per srnum, in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExrsA-Is.ued every wednesday mern
ing " nine o'clock Price 81 per cory iurneee0
covnWy sotScrberss % snnurp payable " aaveee6
SRMI-wEgNLY HrRaip--Issued every "Wednesday sne
saturday being formed Of the weekly Hefnd Ssrn sna
Weekly Herald Furnished country subscribers ~ - per
snnrm in advance.
ADvrsrsssrrrs-Inseedi IN any OF all these papers Wne
ssua rates-slways payable In advance .,-,
CosnEsPorprrrsArc requesed 70 .ddrcs mer 'eueu W
sre Gordc Bsrrsn Proprietor ard Edov, and ali letters
buancss he poet psid-
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Mr.. Fairfield rose and addressed the House .. fol-


lows:
Mr. Speaker-An event has occurred since ear last
ADJOURNMENT which has spread deep gloom over this
community, and deprived this body OF one Of It's most
valuable members. auds sir, the death Of my late
colleague. the Hon. Jonathan Cilley which, il my
painful duty announce took place Saturday last
this city, One hour we him in full life, stand
ing in the midst Of in all the pride and vigor Of man.
hood the next helpless. iRanimate corpse. 1t is
case, sir melancholy and heart Icnding in all its
circumstances of which, however this not the
sion speak, and brings home to our minds, with pc
culiar emphasis the tre but solemn TRUTH that IN the
midst OF life we In death.
NY deceased colleague was a man Of uncommon la
lents His mind strong vigorous, well stored and
well-discplined He had, moreover, that indomitabe
spirit in all the pursuits OF an elevated
and honorable ambition, which would not rest satisfied
with low attanments He partook largely, too OF that
fearless patrotism of his ancestors, which made them
"pour out their blood like water" i'll the war OF the
Revolution and which also displayed itself in the brave
and chvalrous conduct of only brother during the
late war.
His fellow. citizens had often elected him to places of
honor and trust in the State of his adoption, and had
now given him among the Representatives OF the
nation-among US, who now spared to deplore his
abrupt and tragcal removal. Though he had not long
been member OF this body, he had established an
v:able and an enduring reputation. His ready powers
of debate, his warm and fervid eoquence, his manly
bearing towards opponents and demeanor
all, will be readily acknowledged and long remember
ed. by the members of this House.
That his sudden and melancholy death will produce
deep sensation In Maine and indeed throughout the
whole country, doubt but TIE annunciation
of the dreadful fact the partner of his BOSOM sitting
ia the midst of the young pledges of their mutual alice
tion little dreaming of the blow that awaits her. it is
shocking contemplate. No can think of it but
with feelings of the poignant and heartfelt grief
May He who teupers the wind TO the shorn lamb"
and who "wn not break the bruised reed" give her
that consolation and support which she needs, and
which no earthly power can give.
brip nnd fect AM
leave TO submit the following resolutions
II Resolved, That the members of this House will at
tend the funeral of Jonathan Cey, deceased, late
member Of the House from the State of Maine, 10
o clock tomorrow.
Resolved, That committee be appointed to take or
der for experimenting the funeral of Jonathan Cey
deceased.
Resolved, That the members and officers of this
House will testify their respect for the memory of JON
ahan Cey, by wearing Grape the left for thirty
days.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
On motion of Mr. Fairfield. the House then djourned
till l2 o'clock tomorrow.
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THE CANADA WAR--The intelligence received
yesterday respecting the fresh outbreaks in the Cana
das is conraeicled today Rockville has not been
captured and the gang that TO make attack On
Kingston has disbanded account Of the scanty num-
bers of which it composed and the want of sup
plies
We give the receive them. Ii was
stated Buffalo, that $50 English soldiers killed
in great battle Maiden Sunday the 18th inst, in
which the Qneens forces utterly routed This is
known be lie, and yet the Buffalo Star gives it the
authority Of gentleman then in ece, who states
that he saw the wounded.
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TOOTH AC1Rl! TOOTH ACHEni

JANISENs hSGSNTRATED ELETTARM
IL This = 'e, ngb concentrated prerarstion 81 krco-
see and Cardamaa has IN all cases where u has been
used and has been placed in contact with the nerve dis
SD tooth, thus far preved
AN IkFkLIIBLE SPECIFIC
Tor that and tormenng annoyance the Tooh
Ache. Unte other articles fer the purpose can be
applied with utmost SAFETY, not In the least degree
hpr teeth and therefore produces no inurious Ct
iecs placed IN contact with those that are onnd. As
FOR THE TOOTH ACME,
Il, success without psrsncs u thoroughly removes
all soreness and leaves Teeth in NJ condition for
being filed and as edcctusiy arrests the progress
OF decay and evestusly removes those portions that
have already become carious entirely destroys fbst
die agree able smell which " always impaired to the breath
by dscayed teeth. Price % cents r"rsMt y By W. 81
rnonson 10 Fulton street James ". ! M ~, corner
Broadway asd Chambers street, X Gsor, Bowcry
ard Crane, street PIKE and Henry street. and whole
sale and retail al Grand street. between Kaa Breadwsy and
Division street lsJreods
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CAPSULES GELATINEUsES Pc FEC
CTIONNEES AU BAgMEDE COPAHU-Pstentees de

AG 81 sS 8.
pAc.demis Royss de Medicine de Pars-Preparess par
CGGELATiNE CarsTLEs OF PURE BALsAM CorA.
VI patented by The Royal Academic Of Medicne OF Pars
Italy, and Continent Of Europe since tie valuable disco
very of this precious medicine: :
n combating chronic gonorhra affections
only specific action Of which has been doubted
its and smell the
hs s s % maay mad.
mode Of Disgusting rs tina,
Seen but mpsey eeeee and always by the addition
some active substance which modse' rs properties and thus
Therefore, having discovered mode 81 administering il In
such that occasion the slightest and
this without submitting il any alteration The method con.
sss IN enclosing in the geatne capsules II encoses that
The and smell and goes the digestive ans
out any other mixture .han that o. the ge,ne yah which
stomach BY this the treatment of the goHsrh1a be-
rupo" viii become more prompt and ors thus pre-
venting he possibility OF a relapse.
most eminent physicians Of Paris escosed each boz
For sale BY al the mos, respectable apethecaes in the
%9.s No. viii 81 ss: .s;':
Franklin Square. n2.lm-
nEAFNESs CUKED-DR sCUDDERS eelebra
u Acoustic OIL certain and failing remedy for
from partial entire deafness to perfect hearg
MANY who have been deaf have been restored 70
perfect hearing nfsr using from one 70 Tour sees The fol
n
kLown responsibility -
BRooRLys, July I, 1887.
"This te certify thu, In September 1896 was taken with
deafnes in my accompanied with loud rumhDg aoiss,
srnar some heavy steam engine by. was much
affected that could not understand common conversation,
which continued without ntermon ti the mon of Jsnu
1887 wbep purchased bottle OF DR.. Scudders Acoustic
on A. d. Sands 100 Fulton Of William,
and before using half Of the ofone bottle hearing
completely restored abosgb have times been
somewhat affected from takipg cold Yet with few spp.
cations have been again restored and would recommend
others. similarly affected To the
SETH COUCH, 20 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Messrs. A. ". h ID. Sands-Genemen-As have not the
pleasure personal send the above
certificate which, humsnty fellow beings you
liberty make such disposition of think
per. Respectfully your humble servant ,, x.,
hereby certify my little daughter quite deaf
fearful she weud entirely lose her
hearing From The reputation Of Dr. scuadsr was induced
phal OF his Acoustic Oil, by the rs 81 which, am
happy state, she ertirrly -eetored to hearing.
" ID. PARKMAf, Hudson, ".
have had similar performed 10 that menoned by
Mr. Parkmar child by the use ri part OF bottle OF
STEPHEN HEDG 81 Va son, New York.
The above carefully prepared the original receipt Of
DR. Scudder by the subscribers who sole proprtsio for
the q nited States Of America and the Canadas
FASSETT SELDEN, 1l River street, Troy, Ny.
The penure Acoustic Oil Is sold wholesale ard retail by
A. d. h D. SANDS, 100 Fulton street,
i26im- corner 81 william.