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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

sc NOR THE FACE AND sKINn-Churchs Genun.
Il Vegetable Lotion, recommended by the faculty for
feckes spots redne ring worm, and all cutaneous erup
tons gradually realizing delicate, clear soft skin trans
forms ven saow complexion into radiant wheness
renders harsh aud rough beautifully son. smooth and
even mparts the face neck and healthy and uve
nile bloom and by due IN its appca on the
suit will beautiful complexion. This Lotion Is exceeded
by no other world suffice It say that Il has been
used with great The United States and West Indies
without single complaint Of its efficacy For sale At
CHURCHs Dispenary, lsS Bowsry, corner OF Spring ST.
Price rs cests per bottle. oiIeodim-
ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-vERY IMPOR
i tan-The fashion the day. Whoever desires 20 i'm
prove their health and may apply at almost any Of
be ing more apt to counterfeit Ask fsr Dr. FONTAlNES
CUTANEOUs BALSOM, which rs very hatte,ing, and
sure BY ITS use to get also husband or wis, lover
laon of virtues, and the call for II great its see
briy. The mandatory cannot supply sufficient quantity
10 meet the demand Orders from all the States aroand
and re adv cash is paid by those who retail it, inst
abe and seu article for the purposes for which
designed bread for food and nourhmen Every
body warrants il to effect radical DR. FoBtanes
CUrANEOUS BALS0M sa aluable Wash for every kind
OF rmpes Rrupons Of the face neck TO which youth
are generally subject and will restore beauty TO the skin and
preserve II. bloom and health. Il Is also fashionable
and popular article WITH both seses, who freely 10 clear
and expand their skim aud thu, juvenile appear
ancs BY preventing wrinkles tss forehead and face
changes with time and its the browbsh
rough or duky complexion, into fair soft and delicate
sold pl,ce. all through the Union but loo. oa'
for rogues be had also wholesale
and retail al DIR. FoNTAINE's Office sign OF the Good
Samaritan Murray street. tive doors from Broadway nllm'
c,AFETY REFLECTiNG - MEL LAMPs-War.
- ranted TO burn expense any Other lamp,
10 give clear and brilliant light without any shadow The
proprietor sotits his friends TO call and examine
themselves feeling con6deatt al a will all Others
in brsncy. .heapnes and Lamps 81 and op
wards suitable FOR srocers, dry good stores porter houses.
and all establishments where gooc light wanted al small
''P'"' c. MCHELL's, 9 caharine street,
o28-lm' and A7l Greenwich It,, corner OF Canal.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FULTON tiate fore
u man to j. K. Walter) and JAMES THURSTON, have
this day formed copsrnershp dee the firm OF FULTON
THu purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Bus'.
ness at 555 Broadway. r.. ..e..s n#.ttsH-
New York. Sept is, 1889.
NARD-The undersigned having had considerable expert
" in the Plumbing Business and being acquainted with
every improvement their ine, and practical
consider themselves inferior TO come before the
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction
q FULTON,
J. THURsTON
New York Oct z, 1889. o22-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

R GRANGER has removed to his permanent residence,
~ No. 81 Amy street. where offers to The public his
Homeopathic pectora Restorative at the manufacturing price
The which has ended the previous sac OF this
liable remedy enables him TO place II within the reach Of
all who suffering from consumption, any affection Of the
lungs or liver. t#..
DR. GRANGER be consulted daily, at his Office from
II to 8, andfr Z to 3, p M. ol5 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
ITIs A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. tia. in TN. city 4

TT IS A MELANCHOLY TRUTH. that In thus city as
moatho month"; and year year, suffering under
acertan disorder which they feel be both body
and mind Deceived and almost broken hearted by the var
beang people, whose professions they know
how act whom to confde II scarcely possible to
imagine the Of bodily and mental misery arising from
the people here alluded to- aware myself Of its full
extent until the publication of Private Trsatise"a little
volume designed for those who wish for private well
ever has given abundant opportunity of witnessing
these facts Many for instance have assured with the Bit
eres feelings Of regret that they had been led to take from
10 to Is bottles OF Drops Others boxes OF pills. and
others again have fallen into the hands Of advertising people
some of the most Boosting of the kindly who afterwards
peared have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties.
and changes which these complaints and undergo. II
must therefore, be strkng apparent every thinking per
son. that nothing of greater
beforehand something skill reputation Of phys
to be consulted these peculiar diseases; and il this
account deem proper here to give the following
Of myself:
Beside the rank hold of graduate the University Edn
bugh and member Of the College of surgeons, London &C.
&c., well being the author Of volume expressly these
Subjects 1.-THE result Of nearly thirty years experience
also the eminent OF the
Sir Ashley Cooper London, to the physicians
Of America, Dr. Mott of New York and Dr. Physck OF
Philadelphia, and which permitted 20 show any
allow me- with peculiar satisfaction state that devote
portion Of time expressly to these Diseases and may be
suited private study at my residence Courand
Those who afflicted with any defect complicated
plant Of the generve organs however long standing will OBJ
tain every possible relief while those who apply in the early
stages of the disorder will be agreeaby surprised the
date and convenient mode Of cure pursued T. erl..s
Females who wish their by post any
kind Of doubt or fear will meet with the most faithful and def
oate attention. On this would lay the greater stress because
there various affections incident to the sexual which,
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
ly innocent, and to which all subject II truly awful
thing when such fall into the hands OF snskfu
prncpled men ga.
For who wish it, obliged travel little chest
with lock and key fitted sp containing every thing
for the cure having the little treatise tied in the lid II is
sent to any dstance-pce Sl2 This III volume also un
folds the of certain facts which often deeply
esng to married people who have no children
With regard to structure gleet depending structure,
generally the Of badly treated
be s that all the medicine m the world alone
will never it, Those however, who residents Of this
city, or about week under my obtain
perfect safe and Letters te be addressed to
sl3-u DIR. RALPH. Senr. % Courtlandt ST.. ". Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

These ships not surpassed point Of elegance
fort in their cabin odatiOns, in their fast sailing
qualities, by any vessel in the trade.
The commanders well known of character and
experience and the strces attention will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers Pune
taity regards The day Of sailing, will be observed here
tofore
The price passage outward fixed at $780, for which
ample every description will be provided with TIE
cepon Of wines and liquors, which will be furnished by the
stewa DIS, if required. tr@n r9.tntU.
Neither the captains Of thse ships will he
responsible for letters parcels packages sent by hem
less regular bills Ladng signed therefor For freight
passage, apply to
st CHI MARSHALL Ga South st. N Y
o2Sy and to Barring, BROTHERS s co. Liverpool.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
@ IL @

The Old Line of Packets for Liverpool will hereafter b.
despatched in the following ORDER excepting that when the
sailing day falls Sunday ship will sail the succeeding
day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

CoALl CoALV COAL!i!-Ths heapest and best arti
foot of Beach street. and IL selling at the very low price Of -
per ton delivered free from esrase 10 any part 81 The city
: selves. .#tNEN s<sa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
u ONE PRICED HAT sToRE.-THEoDoRE


CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after
years experience in business and after repeated and
untiriRg efforts to attain the object, consdently be-
that he has length succeeded in manufae turing ar
Gle which cannot fail to the appreciation Of all who will
take The trouble to examine il.
This article which the attention Of the public is
especially invited is Satin Beaver price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty, cheaPness,
durability comfort ii be surpassed in the city Of
New York In addition to the usual voety Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Eur Hat of
fiat for years past, has given TO customers the
unqualified satisfaction Justice to his friends well As
himself makes proper tor him ts say, that he sells for
cash. from bad will not have to
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
the old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

CHANPAGNE-Ths subscriber has in store and Of
~ r. the reasonable terms in lot. to suit purcha
sers from hundred baskets at prices in
cordance with the times The genuine and well known Anchor
brand wine Of the rst quality and with the utmost
6depce recommended Also Praion Co.'S Star and SHE'LL the
Gvden Eagle Crown Ship Stag and other brands
Pin AID quarts ell warranted NEST beautiful order
The stock embraces wines OF various grades suited for city
country ,rade prices ranging from 80 to So basket
The attention Of country erchants part ula invited
also proprieters OF hotels grocers, &c. SC.
THEODORE WALSH, No. Ia Front,
ol7 I'm t.A near OF Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

EFT the In want OF good and cheap and Shoes call
IL at WALKER Co.'s Stores Nos 206 Canal, corner Of
Hudson 22b $40 and 296 Canal street. merit TO Greenwich
There you will find them selling tn unrvalled plated Boots
double and Jingle soes FOR 81 25 10 80 90 per pair hne cali
water boets rom 81 TO 81 Heavy winter boots from ~ to
81 so and 81 Boys and ehdren boots from 81 II TO S 10
per PAIR Meas shoes OF all tinh very low prices They
nfcurpg laacs shoes Of all kh d. such . Cater
boots Buski Ties Slippers and Walking shoes Of all Kind
with Misses m Chdren and shoes great abuadsuce
don't forget Walker Co.. and the nimbe ,spense. osim
NTETROpoLiTAN THEATRE.-The arrangements Of
lvl the Coutee being completed the stockholders aud
all person, disposed subscribe for The stock OF the new
Theatre to De- cted al the OF Broadway and Cham
Der street rSeei TO attend meeting 20 be held at the
Astor House Monday evening NEXT the eleventh instant
o'clock FOL the purpose Of choosing trustees and hearing
the report Of the COMMITTEE ofarraneements
AM. BY order Of the Committee.
New York, not 4th 1899
y- tentlemes having subscription lists requested 10
them In 10 I've Comttee Saturday evening beSt Al
seven o'clock al tie Committee room, No sAsor House
nl3tMW&F
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

I,RUIT TREES &MULTlCAULIs ALPINE MUL-
H BERRIES &c.-WM PRINCE SON, at Flushing,
will sell Mulberry Trees OF all the finest kinds, the most
liberal terms for satisfactory notes. mortgages Their
very SUPERIOR and they will be packed to en-
sure their safe ranp rtaon any distant place. Also fruit
and ornamental greenhouse plants, tulbeas flowers
which liberal discount will be made where large quaint
ties are wanted Also, 80 buhel, prime Rohan Potatoes
Orders sen, by mail will receive prompt attention, the pre-
sent month suitable for forwarding the &c o3l2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

CARD-The subsbscrber takes his method or returning
n thaaks his patross for the encouragement he has
ceved them for the three years. he through the
alton Of lends enlarged his establishment and open
ING Refractory upon principle he trust WILL trial. be
found second to in thu, city, upon his table will De found
the the market affords, and every thing IN season He
hedges himself that every attention will be His wines
aud liquors heretofore, will be OF the hest quality, and hts
cook OF much experience Breakfast from TO 0oclock
Dinner from ~ to a. and sappers till ~ At night.
N'MsI JANUS CODY,
n5.lw' Corner Of Broadway aud Cedar sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN,
MH Tamaa Haaken Gam ndsr


tN James Hosken, Commander.
H.s~8.mA Sails from New York for
NN Bristol, on Saturday, 10th No
ANN1M Fares to Bristol in main sa
HNLk\7kNT>\\ loon and Deck State Rooms,
VKgsM AAS thirt, five guineas, 1888 80, jim
Fore Saloon State Rooms,
111IUt thirty guineas, ($l4o) Child
en under Is and half price, Stewards fees 81 TO-,
($s66) No second class steerage passengers taken
An experienced surgeon attached to the ship and every
provision made for the comfort and security of passengers
She can take about 200 tons freight
For freight passage apply personally by letter, to
ole.lm RICHARD IRWIN, ss Front street.
= r~ - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
SpsES7EA Norfolk Charleston, Sc. Petersburg and
1A1- Rchnond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats ofspeed and
aatou will commence running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower
Spears wharf every afternoon at O'clock Immediately a
ter the arrival Of the from Philadelphia and will arrive
next morning at Portsmouth in time for the for Whining
ton and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth every after the from the South and
reach Baltimore next morning time for the for Phla
aelphis. - M ... ...ls.. t...t..
These boats connection with the we'll known steam
packets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River boats Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers informed (od travellers
know) th this the cheapest and os comfortable route for
southern travellers there changes from steam
hoas and stages the dead Of night the Washington
The company therefore hope the travelling part the
community will paronss them in giving eqaa facilities and
Passage and fare to Norfolk, 50 JOHN W BROWN,
m9s-6 Agent
- So = THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
CRa4> having discontinued running between New
York and Albany will resume her regular
trips between New York and Newbug Monday the 18th
nsan leaving New York Monday and Thursday alter
noon at o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at o'clock touching the intermediate landings
to receive light freight and passenger a atas#. r
n. bail freight baggage. bank BILLS or ece must he at
the rsx Of toe owners, OIL aoings therefor
or the GODS be entered u the boAksaf hsSst
ase CRAwFOnD. aARTIN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
TO THE ECONOMICAL

Study economy ye, who nee studied IL before,
And We who have studied A. msst study ., the more.r
~ ENTLEMEN in want Of Clothing, will end II their in
VI to call los Bcekman street, Pearl where
goods the very best se at the following
low prices
Sup Drc.s Coats. from sl4 30 made and trimmed 81 to
Do Trocks. do. - i5"2i do. do. Tt"t
Best Cas- Pants, q o.. do. do 1"2
Vests. all kinds. cla do. do. ll"2
Fine Pst Coats aal6 estra fine beaver coat.l4 30
ole 3meod. J. MOFFAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

AGENTS.
g. Powell, 80 Cornhi Boston Mas
Mortimer a d Mo wbray, Baltimore, Md.
N. March, Exchange place Portsmouth Nh.
Joseph Gill, Richmond, Va
Lewis Johnson, Washington, ID. C.
L. Parkhurst Cincinnati Ohio.
Brown and Walsh Delaware, Delaware Co. Oirs
s. Shoup, Dayton, MontgomeryCo. ONO
Il. Clark, Troy ny
John Reson, Railway NJ.
s. u. Caldwell, Syracuse, NY
William L. Easten, Lowville NY
Peter Van Setback, Kinderhook NY.
II. y. Jones, Jamaica, l. l.
Garfield Robins. Hartford Conn
|. Hardesty, Harrisouburg, Va
Samuel Westcott Hudson. NY.
X. q Lincoln, Hellowe, Me-
+. Miller s Co. Hsgerstown Md
Charles Crukshank, Georgetown, d. e.
Ceane Wallace, Goshen, M.
Benjamin Earl Co., Fall River, Ms
A L. Hail. Fayetteville NC
G. johnson, franklin, Ohio
Thos II. Dawson Sem Easton, Md
J. II. Wheely, Dover, ~. H.
Stephen Van Setback, Albany, Ny.
Benjamin Old Newark, Nj.
Western Office, Al Wall street, Louisville, Ken
90 And BY all Dr. VIM. Evans authorized agents rrosO
out the United States. jy20 Sdkwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
ONE PRICE HAT STORE,

ONE PRICE HAT STORE
IN NEW FASHION.-BROWN cos, style Of
Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price of s.
They surPass in beauty any offered for the
price eombnng the requisite qualities Of the costly
ghtncss, durability and lure The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash on enables them to furnish
article superior to those usually sold at the same price The
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse l7S Chatham
Of Mott-street. New York sl3-3ms
~ PREMIUM HATS.-Ihe subscriber having had
dals awarded him al the late Fair Of the American In
stute for the best Beaver and Nutria HAN exhibited,
reminds his and the public that his standard
prices fixed the following unprecedented low rates.
Premium Beavers 81 co. Nutra 81 so, Mole SO co. Silk
50 So wholesale and retail at his Hat and Fur establishment
l54 Chatham street, New York. e. WATSON.
p S.-Aso hand and constantly manufacturing every
description Ladies dressed Furs Mu Trimming for dress
&c., &c. For sale fifteen per cent cheaper than be
bought eIsewf ere in the city. o26 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
LOVE in MANY sHAPEs.-Just put
llshed avery interesting little work entitled
The AKT OF LOVE. for Ix<ssens for

M, LIVE IN MANY SHAPES.-Just pull
INN ~ lished avery interesting little work entitled
ESN The ART OF Love, Tor Lessons for
ID - Levers,) from the celebrated writings Of
Ovid Chaucer and Dryden. translated from the French
engravngs. Contents.-The Art of Love-Court OF owe
Remedy Love- &c. &c &c. The first part contains In.
which author lays down for young men TO follow in
their eourhp and the second teaches the ladies how
The opinion of the Prsss-The art of love-we hav.
glanced over this little book and think the edition
have yet II is free from the coarse expressions and
superauous matter Of the original though we must admit
excuse it will doubt highly interesting TO all
it, Price fifty cents copyFer sale at the book store No
s. Park Row. four doors from Ann street. opposite the Aso
House. os I'm
OTICE.-Chesea Bills be the follow.
IN ing aforementioned stores at par for Groceries, namely
At the corner of Avenue g. and Third street,
Do do Rivngton ant Goerck street,
Do do Stanton and Sheriff street,
Do do Avenue d and Third street. ol4-lm'
r EECHEs LEECHEs !-ConstantIy on hand, large
IL supply of Swedish ana German Leeches. For sale b,
the thousand, hundred, or dozen.
Leeches carefully packed clay to be sent to any
part Of the eonnr. with p"rect safety
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATiON.-The Bandans
II or Oriental Tablet will speedily render the skin smooth
clear and even removing roughnes TAM frecke sunbuns
and every mpercon from its surface leaving the complexion
clear fine and white II will quickly couneract the deeterou
effects OF alkaline pains, sea bang and give the
skin that transparent brlancy Justly admired Price SO
cents-sod only at GUlONs lSs Broadway, opposite John
street sls
II COAL..-As cheap AZ he cneaPes ana g00o a.
~ best Yard 5O4 Washington street. Spring Price,
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free fearage-
Goat. Yard douby screened
Peach Orchard red ash, $750 $50
Schuylkill, grey ash, ZOO $50
Lehigh, $50 70
Liverpool, 1900 400
Pg. GUERNSEY X CO. ,
90 United States Bank and Rhoda Island bills taken at
par. s2s4on
nor CoLoRING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PERMA
T NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red grey hair ma,
permanently coored rich and glossy brown black BY
single application Of Mahomm eds Turkish Dye and instead o.
n1ring hair pre- paratens do il improves its
and grow luxuranty So just IS tbs
reputation Of this article that orders have been received for
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have salts
actory tested its efficacy while at home Price ~ bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
GUIONS, lss Broadway,
als-y Agents for the United states of America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

Western 0fhce, AZ Wall street, LeuisviIIe Ken
90 And BY all DR.. WIN. Evans authorized agents rrosgh
out the United States. jy30 SdAwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

RAE FOR sAvANNAH.--The elegant hr.i class last
MN sailing ular Packet Brig MADISON, Buckley,
master having the greater part OF her cargo engaged
and going board will positively clear for the above port on
Saturday the 9th instant. 80
Hvnr very rsomy aud comfortable accommodations lot caon
and those intending to embark should make
immediate application board foot Of Maiden Lane, or 70
RAwsON X McMURRAY, .&ME
corner Of Pine and South streets,
- or l67 South .treet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

xNx2 FOR cHARLEsToN.-trs Packet-The r.
MN class sailing coppered and copperfastened rask
Ses1s Ship ST. LAWRENCE, CAPITALS Bunker, VIII Gle
f,r the above port on the l2lh instant.
For freight Passae, either IN cabin ID cabin or eerag
at the lowest rates. having superior Apply
hoard PeeL slp or 10 GLOVER & EcMURRAf,
90 South st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03
= 4 Il 4 4 Z.
Lo3 kfr,' of 81. TtYriex {, T.h,,,

EA 81 NGE HUTET.
z: - \ All ~ wonhl respectfully call tic pr
'eH';"n ii cilAehs and strangers to Their cmup.,
aSs'','nen' "f ie"lteneh's limt. shirts, do ronbriI
' hs' r"its III ali 'al'le lilen fronts: linen co;
'afS: SIR, cation mud mero u..dt sirs an drawers
ca1'rr nni silk han l>ercilies: black and fu,ry r,,
vas IN .fetpr'ty: st,;ks OF ever dscr ,tinn: gun
sias'e M cotton snsp"!er-: silk. cotton u, rhrcn
eiVes: E-ns ska ger,.: ;.uar,.t;,s AMI ,,r, i
nnuuiel. "'''' ''''' %'!'
sA'so-spe1t assortment If iat.rrs ami gsal- ,,,i-
ler'. an :i:t iilcy so,pI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03

Inc ears will leave til, sam h,, as in the Woo; Il a.
H"ui sr"rH =. II. w,a loco motive vii .,,r
every h"!ru is o'LiocL p. VI. aud New Orleans ,r
until Ho',iork,r ?. VI. "
Alter 10 o. i"k can he nr,in,I by r,,,n,
ihS Tor nc Trip: il ied for If cr I2o'c,r = II 10 to
4ars will he rtarre,. " " ~
ferso> going by the Car must rroyi,l cmsy o
villa tcket> as thn runit, ., ,usIli G;lrcIi,ns .
receive money in lieu thereof. "
:, '"t accommodation Of persons visiting Carro,lIou. in
INC oc"ck ear aud whn wish 10 ,rrnr horn M
:. c'ock the car that tas heretofore l, Cauoon pt Ii
'oGh VIII remain until 6t O'Clock, thereby allowing then,
que .o"f 70 enl"y the pleasant walks one of the M,
oed"tyHE 'GrGrRs in he EAifrd Sf0tcs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-03
fss:3l y " LToS -
Hi& l., HOTEL. :1.:;m

LAF AUD has the honor OF informing hi. fl lends
and til p''A: in general trnt he has taken the
ftof' at tnrroil,oN, where H., trusts h,wii receive
ne call OF his old !"n + aud al lovers of good cheer
lf'a$' r7ttrss VIII be handsomely prn nlrd Tor by
s'h'% ,hn;i,:e hato, canl. lie is willing t, enter
INTO ar ire,.cnt3 mifD families or iniyi,uls ,,.,,us
VI Pa7-ii5 IN" - harf ut Ia roitru. ni!U