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Resolsed, That the county Of Wayne = deeply
Interested in, and should yehsmsetly coodemn the
wasteful and extavagaat use which has been
made Of the state ssvenus during the last year.
And on motion, Ressased, That that the editors
ofahc Richnoud Ia. Palladium, the Jedersonian
and WAYNE County Chronicle, be requested to
publish the proceedings Of this meeting in their
respective papers. On motion the meeting then
adjourned.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, Pres.
THOMAS H. COOK, Scct'y.
April 7th, 1888.
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Ns. g. GKGWSyHX2,
Surgeon DeUtfst .

Pernen,,ly located in Richmond lai will promptly at
tend business entrusted him in the ns Of his
profession, with clesancc and despatch He At all
tne. be consulted ofhcs OF - WEsr NJ. ID. OF
posite d. ID. sloan. Hotel.
Persons wishing slsfy Of his acGuiremen
in his Pofessoa wipeass favor him with cpporsani-
o exhibit his skill.
Richmond April I3, lS3e-E
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We are authorized to request the delegates ap-
pointed to the County convention on Saturday
last TO meet At the Wing Room on Wednesday
evening next.
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school SOCKS.

OF all kins kept eoHsansiy hand. and furnished TO
Teachers, and Others who buy sell again, small
advance.
* Teacher- and gentleman of the ssal and medical
professions, wh" wish make Purchases will find Il
give orders subscrber who
will obtain al! such works be ordered Al shs
All viii b. made fill Orders for
BOOKS &c. from the Eastern Cities, 1t short notice.
LYNDE ELLIOTT.
Aprii Ia, lS3S.-tf
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TAKEN Up bv Isaac Coats.

ar Wa,s-~assr so~ nahip, RasdespA county, I"asaaa
~ an E~sras NAV. . bay wisA black aans aad sail,
small white bshind each Of her head. vh'se
ring arouaa h ANGLE hind leg. supposed - b
five OLD "a hands high, appraised 60 SO BY Aeees
Hiatt and Nathan Reed, March 23sa, 1898, before me, r.
W. Way. The above is a copy from nv ssesay eeak
PAUL ". WAY.J r.
Mach 3l.s, 1893. l@
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WAYNE CIRCUIT COURT,
Juae Term 1888.
Petition for Divorce
In Chanessy Sitsing
SrArE o. lNpIAxA,(
WAYNE COuNry.{
NASCu J. WOLF,
vo.

BE il Remembered the 6sh day Of Marcia. sa
being the second Judicial day Of said Term, the said Nancy
Wolf BY Perry l. Ss socisoes fled h.r petition
Chancsry side Of said Court payinx for divorce
the bonds Of massimony existing said
Nancy J. Wolf the aaid Joha C. Wolf And shas
marriage heretofore soesnnissd aoa
deeresd null md void BY said Court locally dissovsd
good 10 her said ssson fors No
hardly given John G. Wolf ef - ps-
dency Ut said Ball, and that, uness appeas beSo ~
judges Of the Wayns Circuit Cours shes es~ ~
holden its Court house Csussvis III Ao1ay
Of June 1888, and plead, snswes dssr De Gid Dh
will heard, and his abssmee. and
decree made accordingly.
JOHN FINLEY Cissh, W.. C.
PERRY SULLIVAN
Soils. for petition.
Richmond, April 9TH, March. l3-A
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SPRING FOUNDRY

THE Suhsenben having esoosoA isso eopnssosrs5ip
der Dc I'm q l. z. Josss. Cs. ssVapHy iafsus -
pubic shas sbey hare essah;isAsd Ey - $500
side 81 Kehmos6, 81 prepared fsi III kisds -
cassinEs Win dispatch, e1j IN ss 1her
win also sssiaA passssns H~aassd, .. fA;ssse~s
T. T. JOKES.
JEAHE n HIT rOK.
OcsDber e1:- 1896 AID JOfSy - HrTTUN-
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The subscriber. having purchased OF Mr.. CmARLEs W.
APPLETON, his Stock in Trade. respectfully innms
his friends and the public genefally that hs has hand
large aad valuable colleeson Oi n)kS rho de-
patnenss Of Lax, -4edscise, Potrs, iafesfsre, Re
igsOa liz. which he will sell small advance, for
CASH: and accommodating: terms punesuai eu.-
TONERS.
lie has also large Of stationery, az thc
qualify AMI likewise erab!o variety .. f1sey
Articles, Cxildren's Toys &e
BOOKS may be had prices varying from E.ree cents
dollars. aad other articles in like
|
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ID ESPE TRULY inEorms the ci,izens of Richasead
here he sill 1T all times b. pleasrd wais ua
need his sssvices lie wil inssss ass.
heal TEETH. (from . single . eomplssa SD
CLEANSE, PLUG, EXTRACT, With the least posi-
BILE pain together with all other operations 6e
n,prov Of the ssesh An epesA
warranted, nd required Of those win
perfectly sasisSed with his work.
iis may found at Dr. Smiths ofee, Fifth street,
residence of DR. Nixon Those who may desire 10
will bc waited upon their rssdence.
April 9Th, ic3S. lM
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OAVUW MAU = .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NEeE CaAEA4. ReasY essatl.
INDIANA.
STILL continues practice Law in he lxsh Jsdseiei
Circait All busAess entrusted him vIl receive be
prcuips alton.
Mach ~. le1S. ls-6w
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ON HAND.

spsn!i! Of Cutlery, consisting OF Frs;
quality Razors. pen and pocket HALVES. silver and
pencil cases, silver and sh"sbes. beat
drilled need points, Indies hnc WORK box
and other articles.
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AW3WS4 233011NN.
CanaiAates for sheriff Of wayne county.
JACOB r. FISHER JESSE l.. DAVENPORT
JACOB W. FISHER. FREDERICK BLACK
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WAYNE CIRCUIT COURT.
Juns Tenn, l03D.
SrArE or lNDlANA./
WAVNE CuuNrr.\
LYDIA SMITu, \

REUREN SMIIn, y
Bs il shs fifth day of April 1888,
said Lydia Smith by Perkins and Sull,nn her Attorneys,
flies hes Bill Chancery in the CLERKS Once, foe divorce
her husband Reuben Smith, and appearing IN ai
dav Of disinssrcssed lsi said ocs that shs
said Reuben Smith resident Of the State Of Iadana
Notice therefore hccb, gissn the said Reuben Smith
by publication for three weeks il tbs Richmond PAliaduas
the pendeney Of she said bill. and unless he appear bses
Judges Of sss Wnync Court their
holden tho 4,h Monday of Juns 1885, plead
said Bill, III heard in his abe
and d.c.eed accordingly.
JOHN FINLEY C,ssl, w.c.C
PERKINS & SULLIVAN,
Soi's. for Petition.
Richmond, April 7th. l63e l3-3s
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u ATE or lyD1ANA,>
Delaware Coanay.
IL THE DELAWARE PaosArE Cocar Mar Tess, 1889.

IL TaE DELawAaE PaosArE Corsr, MAy Teas, 1889.
Alfred B. Strong, o-
John W. Strong: Marta Boots and Rhoda his | -
vile, late khota ssrnag: Eixabeaa Ssssne: % -
Melinda S<zong: Mtsefra Sssong: Mary i - =
Strong: Napolsoa d. Suong; Mary Ana Mills; | !.
Reuben Mills, ami Basoara sssssg
THE ab,-s named heirs NV Of REUUEK STRONG:
sis u Delaware iniana, secssssd ssd s widow
Of said deesdens hereby sot6sd. Ailsd
b. Strong will make applicants -oamsd
Of Delaware PROBATE Cous, for appointments q
eomnssooer, 20 make parsi,ios, according ax, de
lasd Of which he sad dseseas asd ssesssd
Wig:
T. half 8 W. qr. n. half y. w. Or. w. half &. W
qr Sec T@s II. ~ Kangs II, l.: = f. qs. Of .
r Sc To~a 81. y. Rasss II, e.: n. E. qua~ser a
Section 10, Town e. \. Rang. II, r.: 4 hsH D. T. ar
half n w qu.rsr. See,son IL Town 81, N. naaes H.
f.; T. hall y. W. qaass.r, n W. quarter a sis u w
quarter, W. quarter Of the y. W. qya:ssr, Section H.
Town II. Rangs IL. T.
The ot ,bs aove petition VIA b. Ss pa.sisios
al .ac above 5s.igna:ed land
ALFRED E STRONG.
THoe- c. ASTaoxr. Sol
April 4sn. 1888 1915
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RlC,ssoxD. WAsxs Ca Il.
ass,eiascd themselves together pasoe ID -
practice Of the Law will faithfully pssupsy assssd %
collecting all elaine. any ether bsness n psafos
son that may be de co~ras
Cnon Faysse. Rush, Henry, Csaases
Randolph counties.
.. SULLIVAN has jUss received che appoinsnsae
- Of NOTARY PUBLIC, this place; and, % sseA.
authorized take depossons acknowledgements q dssds
mortgages &C. lie will all times asssr@ nrospeiv n
any Of these duties up 4 wsae n
. correct manner, when called upoe.
QTC1tee Main Street, teo doors e.ANt y 0e lsse or
nee.
Apr; ,, 1881 VI.
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NHERE will BE- let, the May Tern Of - c..
IL mssionsrs court. 70 be holden in Henry eouasy, IN
the f Monday in May shs buildiee II
Clerk And Recorders once, Gs said eeunsy; % b 6vs
Of Brick ~ feet wide and > Ssss long, brsek pe,s
Won running through he esnss, BE- ssoy high IL
feet heswes" the ho two doos IN frons. The aosss
made good oat plank, sun w sro,.rs d.
partition ~si, suitable 70 reesivs pipss sAs ~sss
roof 70 b covered With sn An entire plaa bsiIda
will BE- fled in the Clerks oes 20 days pe.iovs "A ~ -.
ting One-ha Of ID: contract price win paid b DIE sou
of Sspss mber, and the other half by the Mach ssse
The building be completed by 1s Nonday 10 Neyem
bar next
!! BALDWIN,
J FDRkNER. CO. omm;seo....
Dc. SHAWHAN.v
March l7th, Je35 O-1a
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Richmond April eth, 1855.
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OcsDb.r e1:. 1896. Aad
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from the commerce Of he's neighbors, that could
sustain themselves. And that We had none Of that
character. The Delaware division Of the Penn
syIvania canal; located on the banks If . large
river, reaching from Bristol to Easton; and which
was subject to more damage, by frost and food
soon after its completion, than any other, Of her
works Of equal extent not passing through the
State, and Commanding foreign commerce but
extending into the interior, to mountainous re-
gion, which but few years before, was deemed
fruitess, and sterile gave atan earlier period, az
ter it was finished, than any other Of all her
works; . revenue. that equalled its expenses. and
the interest upon its original cost The Miami
caral in Ohio likewise, extending into the inter-
ior Of her own State with the work badly execu-
ted, and the naviga'ion, in CONSCIOUSNESS frequent
~ INSTRUCTED, has yielded 4 revenue, far exceed
ing in comparison with cost; the Ohio and Erie
canal which extends through the St.te-was de-
signed for, and has received much foreign trans
portation. A large amount If trade between
New York, and Kentucky, and other places on
the Ohio river, and in The far west, having pas
SD through it. Again the assertion that Indiana
has work, intended 10 pass throuxh the STATE,
o. be employed il receiving, and passing the com
merce Of any neighboring ono would deny 10 the
Wabash and Erie canal, to tho northern canal.
and perhaps to the Madisoa, and lafayette road /;
much of their contemplated business, with the
eastern and northern section of Illinois; and On
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ciated together. The one, an entire resorganiza-
ton, Of the system Of improvement. The other,
a change in the board Of Commissioners, and the
present proceedings in execution of the law;
for the purpose Of economising tho expenditures,
and the application Of labor the discharging
portions, Of the works. in anticipation Of the more
interior and unproductive parts. The latter an
execution Of the law, in its spirit and intention.
with economy, and fidelity, belong to the system,
and the friends Of the system And it is due to
the work, that any violation Of the act, that ush
cred the system into being, should be redressed,
and any abuses Of officers, intrusted with its
cution, should be promptly met, end corrected.
Why the Classiiers have usurped this ground, a.
together alien to their principles, it is difficult TO
account for, otherwise than by the superstition,
tict it is used lure. to beguile unwarv system
men, into the folds Of the net, they have art
fully cast on the troubled waters.
The first plan, an organic change. is emphat-
cally the child o. classification; Its maternity
hostile spirit to public improvements in this State,
as already shown; and its maturity would be an
, abandonment Of the system;-a subversion Of the
compromise; and from the loss Of confidence, and
the disgust arising, at the expression Of such tickle
ness there result total annihilation Of all public
improv cments; on the occurrence Of . reactioo
a reorganization, embracing, abundant EVIL
dencc, leads Us to apprehend, . much larger ex-
tent, involving the State in deeper embarr.ss-
ment, than tho system now in existence Take
either horn Of the dilemma, and all thinking men,
whose judgments, are not unmooeed, By the love
of instability and change, will revolt At the issue
II however, We are % situated, as cootended for
BY the speaker; that our public works, Can never
yield a return adequate to the cost-,hat are
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.sns, auibas IN sa,yra yidesr Ami. seer.-
- TO MEDICAL KNOwLTDCE- DOCTOR WILL

.sust quibus In sa,yra videar minis aeer.-
RENAME OF IGNOHANI PRETkNDknS
~ TO MEDICAL KNOwLEDGE.-D DOCTOR VIII
LIAM EVANS grateful 10 the psbhc for the hgh coz.
hdence which they hs~e been pcssrs In him. $50
IN testimony OF bis gratitude, he begs leave assure them has
he bs received patients through knot Of adverts
Gusts hss from the devaons Of The sfsusted from cnnv
Dr. Evans wledge u medical and sagea prscuce nee
been derived from the best schools ssd hospisn
ard sco'lsndhe therefore 70 be csssea WIN mes En
rant OF tbese hnrcrsn seisnccsusen who sesfcs sole
sx their sign have brought over Puoor hsh
starved aud quarter edscsed spnsss Tor ane pus -
halIewed nostrums got mp through The sn ssc mnes %
Dr. E,,us pre.ses not 10 ssy certain specific sosu
he treats delicate diseases according IN the OF
the somnsInt spd pccuaes Of the constitution. He
not specse drops superssturses with mercury the.
a.. NOR. miserable victims Of his
~ medicine Just lke
sy bo amer he has knocked the brains feew cree
,n,e prstends that has replace them Msny
~ he ,.ryrs above sboninsbe reatmert
.o,ed 10 The OF the psblcl have sought Tor
Eupd relief 100 Chatham All educated persons whether
not requested ORE of Dr.
Evans and they win fsd that hts medicines eo
cted wboat u expense and made up scss~dnw
the fornus Of The best knropesr and Ameriesa Dpesa
tsrles and Pharmscopriaa
Besides delicate diseases Dr. Evans has carefully and &C
cesuy sened 10 the general Affections ofhe human body,
such a. spopexy epilepsy tic doucurerx scrotus diseases
9th heart and lsngs dyspepsia indigestion gent heu-
masm and the spurious progeny Of both worms the tsses
meereres n chdrea and the diseases Of married and un-
married FEMALES.
az Or. Evans oasce IL 100 Chatham 81
- open from O'Clock A ~ until lsfh mysims
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e. NIULLAN respectfully informs his friends and
the pubic i'm peaeral. that he has removed his AT

The pubic in geasral tha. he has removed hi; HAT
He invites his friends aad the public to give
him call pains spared in bringing perfec
the article his ine which he besates not
be surpassed in the Uated States From practical expert.
Europe this country and with desire please,
he feels confident he will not fail if trial is made.
Hats Caps osvery description made to order single
by the dozen, with and despa CA.
Military gentlemen and others respectfully invited 70 call
and examine specimens Of Military Caps and Beaver Hats
which have gained him the rs premiums the three last
fairs and has been approved Of in the war department in
Washington.
Orders for Military Hats the South and other parts
the Unsn punctua attended and carefully put and tor
warded Of the apon reference 10 any
spensble house in city.
Officers Others sending for hats caps will please
mention their official graduation.
Agents for the sale OF military chapeau hats and caps
Mr.. Todd, hat manufacturer washington, ID. G.
Mr.. Buffnm, do do. 100 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
Messr Vansan Wright 15a Market street, Baltimore.
Mr. w. Johnston. Market square, Norfolk Va.
Mr.. j. q. West Ne. Exchange Place, New Haven. CT.
Silk and Fur Hats made to suit the most limited circum
stances je6 I'm
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Al RS. FOsTE KS SING SING VILLAGE SOAR
A DING HOUSE This house susted on The bill q me
lever extremity Of the village, and not surpassed for It's
healthy location and pleasant prospects, sufceny re-
tired and yet IL In The immed date viciny s The Episcopal
Presbyterian Baptist and other churches well as all the
academies which makesit beautiful summer residence.
Mrs Ia Of the fall In the price OF provisions
will take boarders the very lew rate OF $3.50 week. and
gage supply them with best tbs village Affords
Sing Sing Westcbester county, May, 1888.
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.kfsss Of At 4Hn on
Edenne.
Tro-Messrs Etenne Christian and Musgref Beethoven
Sacred ArIMsd CsraasI AI,nny particular
Grand sesn ss Da%sT tpupl of sgnOr cr
Cavatina Mad. c.rsdori A!an-"ouando giunse
qua aehor" (hrst time in Amerca) Donizet
kMaa Aam Po %a to o
Clarionet obigato, Mr.. Christian, Mozart
ouarteao-Messrs. Hughes, La Mamma, Heinrich
German Air and variations-sIad. Carodor Allan.
s,sn nIr iS sy I.nd de os,s.
TyroIieane-Maa Cnr r.. Allan.
BalIads-Mad. Caradori Allan-Accompaniedb by
herself on the piaRa forte
atthe City Hotel and Halss Music Room Wall St s7at
NIB, O,s GAKDEN-LAsT GRAND CONCERT
SON, since her return from the south.
Fourth appearance Of Mr.. DAMER.
MR. ArsoN e s s
and Academy
expressly Tor this purpose and will preside at the
The Orchestral Performers selected from the italian
Opera Honse Nato1al Theatre scian Band Paganinis
cred concers, an lat. Leader of the Queens Theatre
The proprietor has the to that he ha; en-
MER frsm the Theatres Drury Lane Covent Garden and
The proprietor pleasure !h., he Ia.
WALLACE Qate Miss Tupn) for limited aumber of nights,
Also that popular vocalist, MRS WATSON, who will make
first appearance this evening.
mnghan Festival Concerts will also have the honor Of max
his debut before American audience his 4h appearance
The celebrated tenor MR. T. BIsHo? whose shas,e style
make bis 4,s appearance return from the sou,h
Mr. ARCHER who during his absence from New Yos,,
Charles Theatre, New Orleans, also engaged.
GAMnATI is engaged and viii make his 4h appearance
oPELL ate Leader Of the Prague Bsad and PRINCIPAL
volnsts the Cour, Of Berlin will occasionally perform css
PROGRAMME OF THE CONCERT
Grand Overture to Fra Diavoo, Auber
Song-Mr. Archer" The brave Old Oak Loder
song-Mr Damer-" The land of dreams" Lever
Song-Mrs. WATSON" The white plume her
bonoe, bore written expressly for her byJ
Solo on the valve trumpet-Sigaor Gsmbaii, Rossini
Ballsd--Mrs. wason-tls, VINE in this eity) "oer
sessHm 11 %resep-so Pilot, fearful Nelson
den, by Sguor Lo Bianco.
Grand Overture to Zsrs, wisters
Fairy Balad-Mrs watson" Oh, shall We goa
sailing Composed for Ms!isran) Bale
Seng-Nr, Damer-" Tom Bowling"
song-Mr. t. bishop" She wore wreath Of v.,-..
ssng-sir. Archsr--(from the somnambuls)-"As
I view these scenes"-Ar- Maid those bright
Round-Messrs Bishop, Damer and Archer
:" Harkl Ills the Isdizn drum n. r. Bishop
Grand Overture TO ii Pirata, Belini
That popular Comedian MR.. JOHN SEPTON, who has
returned from saecesul tour in the South rengaged
and will the reproduction OF Les Sorees ANU
Les NaHdcves which Of for
wardnes, improved scale, and will be Immediately re-
vived.
Other eminent talent Will appear, and Artists ofthe
highest celebrity In Department. will form succession
Of ri. asiag novelties throug heut the season
Programme Of Concert and particulars OF evenings
tairmsns in small bills and advertisements,
Tickets 80 cents.
Doors oceck-and the Concert 10 commence At
O'Clock
Omsbusses viii and from the City Hotel TO the Gar
DEM turin he ie7It
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III OF ALMoNDs-For destroying D.ndrud ard
- preventing the BAR rom tn,alng grsy.-ANTONiO
years experience has found the value 81 this ninhe on
which he the ladies and gentlemen OF this city
who troubled with sandruH ooseness othe hair and
particularly saes who mnplas where the dsndrua
can easily be perceived For sale only the above place
myil-lmt
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THE WALKS AT HOBOKEN

"a ;nforrsd M M wsts ana prouppds Of
this delightful place have beea much Improved since last
Five have been planted the vcn
the which asrd pleasant and shady walks and
lead TO the along the river Those wishing
escape noise turmoil Of large city,
bed by few minutes sail enjoy the freshness OF the coun
try and view nature In all its charms
Ferry plying constantly from Barclay Canal and
Christopher this place. night boat runs TO Barclay
street uatl ten O'Clock Ferriaee 81 cents. jeG 3n@
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NJ Louis sENo,rA' Prof Z

p LOUIS BENOIT, Professor Of Music respectfully
nounces TO the Ladies and Gentlemen New York and ts
vicinity that he has returned the city aer absence ~
three years and he return his tanks them Cor former
patronage and begs leave acquain them that he still cos
tlnues u his professional se His residence at No y The
mas st. New York. my2s "a
ENGLISH TISSUE PAPERS cases, Ice reams
II each, white ard sssore coors andrg ship Auburn
JcAMPBEIL PgRssE.
jes-iw ii0 and ~ Nassau 81
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN.

Monda - fr NYsrk at 81 Marks' M 20
SPOKEN.
HAMILTON (whaer,) for New Bedford, May 18th, lat Sa'
Edusrd May 24h lat IS 49, "a 80 from NJ Orleans for
NYon.
sheffield May 29h lat 20 Ion 70 So, from Liverp stand
Uncorn May sst lat ss lon rs 49, FIN Orleans for Ii
Gen Warren June 3D. IL Ion rs 50 FIN St Marks for
Deborah June 4,h I'm NOrIeans fr NYsrk.
Atlantic from st Marks I'd inst lat 30 ST. long A. for New
York. ,,v,
Andes New Orleans Sd inst lat IS 49, Ion "a A. or bcs-
Trenton oath u 81 a. long 50 90 Of Boston, steering
Guayar a. Mstanzas SO 25 lob II &c. fir Ham,
Vincent I'm Norfolk sst u lat 25 Ion s5 so, for King
antic Marks stinst lat "a So len rs 90 for New
York 49,
Margaret I'm Rotterdam I'd inst lat 40 TO- Ion 70, Pha-
delphia. CO,
ton.
MEMORANDA.
The Glide Portsmouth, I'm Liverpool reports the steam
New England on the Isle OF Shoal, keel up.
The Iderwier hence for Aakapas dragged her aAchors
ceeded getting leth after throwing overheard
large portion Of her cargo and proceeded her voyage
brig Audubon whilst anchor the OF Yentaa,
ARREST of "ase Of Ssa boarded by the French brig
of Sarurea and after endorsing the register ordered
off the the whole declared In state OF block
ade All blockade the the said brig passing by
there during days that the A. was on the coast
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u EALs, HAIR REsTORATIvE.-This valu.
- able discovery introduced 10 the public with the
fullest confidence and that will effect object
It's application, win. THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THk HAIR upon the heads Of those who have the
same, and have thereby became bald or partially So
Numerous certificates might be given To show how
fully this compound has bees applied never having aAed In
single Instance but brought before public
sell but TO be applied the principle o-ao charge with
out success deemed unnecessary to swell advertise,
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Its virtues fully and satisfactorily tested. The
heads of esrey bald have been, the
peston Of this Restorative covered with luxurious growth
OF beautiful hair.
claimed.
Beales Hair Restorative win be applied by the dscsverer
inventor Levi Bess, to those who may desire avail
themselves OF Us beneficial effects the sse Of o. ~ Mac.
daniel Ma. p Plat street New York
None need despair whether old young Of having their
hair fully reaored.
No payment will be received any applications OF the Re
sorstve NTH the individual whe tries satisfied by the
restoration efthe hair. mig 3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

AA TO LETTING store corner William and Ann sts
E"W an excellent stand for jeweller or stock maker