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SARSAPARlLl.A PILL OF HEALTH; Or,
BLOOD PILI

kilS excellent family phi is medicine of ;3c ,r,,d c
chCy for correcting all disorder. the .to,,a nd n ~
els the common symptoms oi which enrs>
cy >tams loss u" appetite" headache, gn,n"s sense
uiihe>s alter meats, dizziness Of the and
pains IA the stomach and bowels, g, ton prr, ing Tor
ma state OF the liver and iJy of the how
els chusIn" hhOrEnlzatiou of the fran,
%I IN tins t excellent preparation by lllc PEI,
ah'" he cfcrtna'y removed. Two doses w ON.
vince VIC afflicted Of us salunry effects. The stomach will
s"ccN It's strength, healthy action Of The y how
h's, heat pam aud Janndced appearances, ~
aud renewed health will bs the quick OF ,nkjuy This me
diem" according TO the directions rula, ipr each ho.
These piIsarc particularly ciraciouS for stomach ,urx
coie, sortnc> of breath all IN
urinary passages and il taken after enc, M
table they quickly restor" the system stat. Of
rrpo>e ~ "
Persons of full habit WIN subject 10 hroaochc gl
ness dr0WsinHss and the cars ARISING from tho
a H'w OF blood To the rad should he ,bou, Then. n,
many dangerous symptoms Will he tliroy oil by then
immediate ' " ~ '
f"r females these pills truly excellent, rc,ooyi,
" StfhG'"s, the distressing hea acIr very py mi
Win Tue X de rsslnn of srIrts dizziness sirh, ucrnuv
h''oohs h"chcs puppies and -a,w the k,u and
en" h,eai'v and juvenile ilnon To thr Cumpcy r,
'rh' That can he taken dnring Irrgunnc and for ,,,rer
ri all n."s they nnc,uaIrh ~
y" pleasant, safe h"fiant, they unite the ommen
"h al MUD operation with tho ,I .ec and
require no restraint ri diet u, ing ac,r ~
lily regulating the dose according aye and rup,h
pa cut they become suitable for case in her ,,
n Ne reqnir"d and for elderly people they he f,und H.
10 t', most comfortable medicine hitherto pre- AIRED
soh Al N"'9b Custom house ST, New Orleans m2-3m
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DROFEssoN swEnorRs myGEIAN HERR PILL

kSN'TT-SSVh >" IlhtRS lINEEiAN HERR 7 .
Tor the "tn"tual cxrparon of evp species ana sym
tom of the Syrhh,c disease" ind the many disorder,
from the 'mpr"'crnea.meni.
diseases win observations on semnnl weakness &c con
tnning hints worth knowing by who ~ or have rcn
suite ers to This dreadful and Devastating m,ndy ~
Or Dasie.on continues to direct attention tn those dis
a. s'ns from inc TOO free aud 'nI>crmi,ntc indu
ecncc nt'thc passion which only occasion. a numerous
tram OF nervous affections, but entails OH its y,r ali
Tue enrr'ang 'mcr'ties of oage In distressing state
eity and deficiency. whether the consequence of bans
fnl habits excessive drinking, by vb III.
p%srs of the constitution become -neebed he firm
ana speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health
melancholy fart that Thousands victims to the We
nfeh' disease, owing to The "'hulucss of I,erate men,
no ny Tue he OF mat deadly poison mercury ruin
st'tuton; and when he Doctor Swcdor lcrnme prm
lessor at 'cydcn University he conferred invaluable bene
upon mankind ny the discovery Of his grind Puua,ea for
the cure OF this corabc complaint Never did d,.royc,.
excite sre'er sensations " was sought after vdity and
,ht,"g success IN The most minute ina cut
cases OF the delicate complaint the cure m which ,h,v
so long celebrated The fame of these Pills rn7
""t'rrnany caused their speedy into aImos,ey
cry country The certainty with which they wer,
can he aestrd by thousands in fact dur
'hs me long war ihny the insepnrnc COM
anon aud Safeguard ' the soldier, all cases where tho
ighest suspicion" infection entertained VIVA, mei,
Gu" We more appropriate than ilat which has gven such
"ner satisfaction! The Hygcian Herb Pills every
s OF 's'an" pn'son "r''y wing in their progress the
whole mass of hnds; they only the disease I'm,
ren!ate by their actions the different functions
,a,ns ,he sfosser hn"1s lmi i'll manner mild and
"erccptbe i" the of their nson
sh'ns aud nm ,''Ird powsr they neither mercury"
NY "thr, mineral and he taken without the u
,'c'"n ut d, covcrytey require restraint Of def 10
I'nr or ntancc of business effect compc aura VIII,
nt me least exposure 10 the Iicn Al any ,,, when IL
sht' usp c'on may exist, will he to have rc"our.
o the ivgHinn licbPIs, for when taken lcrc ,ur dic
as mnr ITS arr"nrane acts certain preventive reno
ing tn" complaint eh"ctuaI and secretly The Jcnora
ur III wh"h many persons have hcsu w, ting Tho nro
"1"r from the of Mercury r"nlrr> il iuuernt;ve ~"
hen inlI'iIcioisly administered. "
Ih"se pl' should form portion of all MEDICINE chests b,
ia ana land, aud ought lc omitted h, auv ,nn ~
y ION: '"y'"" or journey; their properties such tia,
,nGr neat nor cold their quality prey en-, te.r
ne c',"c'. on III" constitution.
sou u No. w ust"nl koisr 81 New Orleans
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MEDICAL CARD.

AND IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED WITH DIS.
EASES.
TREATISE on vcnerai Disease Gonorrhna, elects and
~ Structure. including practical observations senina
eakness arising from early abuses so that all persons can
ontan al, immediate with secrecy and safety
1t fact that thousands fall victims to the We
ncreal Disease, owing to the unkalncss of tcrae men,
who by the use of that deadly poison Mercury ruin the con
stuti"n mud ulcer with botces the ea face
aud holy. dimncss in the sight, the ears, deafness, oh
nac elects and nodes !ha shin homes till ut length gen
era debility aud decay of the constitution cnsucs and
anchoiy death put. period to their dreadful suferngs.
PERRY's PURIFYING SPECIFIC FILLS.
Acerain SAT and the most speedy remedy ever disC0v
for the and eectual OF veucrcai disease,
or'ea, gccts icures, seminal weakness, pains in in III
affections 9th idneys gravel, umhagO ocaldehiy, If
taon Of the dor urcthra aud other diseases of the II
nary passages Pur"y per orminsa perfect cure IN the she
and safety The certainty with which they
ally administered CAN he a.tcs,ed by many Thousands The
Tying in their progress whole of fluids. They
~ tedseasr hut renovne by their notion the differ
functions of the body cxpcng the humors,
their mild and mpertcptibc convinc. the
sccptcal Of Their astonishing and unequal powers. The
neither mercury any other mineral, AMI may h.
taken without slightest suspicion discovery They
qnire restraint Of diet loss of time, hnrance OF hs-
ness complete cure, without least exposure
the patient A,uy period when the slightest suspicion may
exist, viii be we'll to have recourse to the Specific Pills ia"
when taken before the disease has made its appearance acts
certain preventive by removing the complaint ecetu"y
Mcssrs Perry Surgeons continue to durc, their studio.
those dreadful debities arising from the free aud Ipis
animate indulgence Of the passions, which not ont,
sion numerous tram of nervous aftrtous and entail ON ~
votrics all the rnrrvang imcccs Of old hut weaker
ana destroy al" bodily senses occas'oninr loss OF magma
'"n Judgment anu memory, indifference and aversion Tor nj
pleasures The idea of their own nlappincss and despair
winch arises tom considering themselves ms the authors
their misery and the necessity ofrrn III" fic.
Of marriage the icang IDEAS Of those VIII" have Eiv
way I" tins decisive and destructive habit In that dts
tressmg state Of debility deficiency, whether the
Hn'ncr {" >uc 'anciu Whc"cS excessive drinking or M.
oher Ghsc ny winch III" powers OF tue constitution hrc"
=" ivy olGr n1"'' -"'e ana speedy fes'or"''"h
n, :, .'l" .'E ~ ~ ,''i' ~ ,. : 49,, ..
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;m,s ,nn = s.;n r , l III =; i Wv. u, d" NV
' " , ~ H., VI iLs III" "' "'sc"scs "'s"s from III
NH. H. . s III " .',' ".,''.
=, ,nn f lns w., ] m , t MI" o' , an
"i''> !" '"PS' luz "t So us 'hey VIII Keep g"od III al
To be had only at No. g6 Custom house street. New Or,eau
| 10y ~ ~
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lniE JUICE. HONEY AND WHITE WAY
- The subscriber has re cpivrd an iuyn;cs - -.
asove tnhed articles from Havana and offers Them for
snle on very reasonable tern,r e'" o'
oT II RtNNa BEL, 40 Tehsei,uul,s
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CoAL The subscribers have constantly on
hand large supply Of Casnel and LiverpsSl coal.
"a ou'H. oil superior quality, which they offer for
sale IN lots to sui. purchasers
Also expected by the first arrivals from Eng
land and the North, Camel, Leh,sh and Peach
Mountain Coal, broken and screened, out M in
hossheads expressly for family usc-ail of viii h
'hey VIII dispose OF on the most moderate terms
up stairs. will be promptly attended TO-
cct2 q & A Sn1rr,r
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HEkRY R LEE e CO, Ne aMarxaIse street, Ar

keRi'1k!, Eagle, xEa other hate arrivals from n
e'-1'ern sine. large asd Dcv selesied assortment
H"is. Boots. shoes and BroSans,
consulting OF gen.lemsns fine calf and Morocco boots
do % quality: do huHd, aud stout pegsed boots q
sarious qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco,
'hes pumps and orosans buekskin shoes, brogans an,
Irogans; o boots; do stout kip and wax pegget shoe
sd brogans genlemens best quality calf ed shoes
hugans and Jack Downngs; do calf and Morocco
,ekle shoes and brogans; do calf seal and Narocc,
t,dian shoes and sppe-s, do calf buff anu seal WINS
Anew articles do fine calf, sell and morocco quartz
''ots; boys misses and chillrens pegsed and sewet
b osans, and shoes Of every quality and Kind.
Also general assortment of mems stout wax and
''~t hroeans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
sgro bsst quality, russett brosans, nailed in the
''snks, made expressly for plantation use; good as
rtmen! Of mems fine and stout kip russell brosans,
Z, sset and wax brogans
&Lad'e:' line calf seal, morocco and grain welts and
pmp sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
wand slippers do roam shoes, with and without heels;
calf seal and stout leather bootecs do runela shoe
ia kinds and qualties do lasting brogans; 10 CATER
sand foxed boo,ees. Misses lasting spring sioesano
gan' Chl'drens colored Morocco and lasting bro
n ns and boots, &c.
Genemen's fine fashionable black silk hats: do black
'drab beaver DO of superior quality; do imitation
- ram 90; broad and narrow brim mems fine ,-h and
si'sk Russia short mapped hats, article. Yos.hs
we mats OF different qualities; do chi!dre,'s
Mems and Boys black and trab wool hats of various
Nv pes with general assortment OF boys and mems
scal caps
Inns assortment will be replenishsd by the arrival of
n taekeisrom the ABOVE named cities, all Of which
;;0i ~" =" accommodating terms. aug 1T
HOLLOW WARE, WOOD SCREWS San
IRONS, &c.
VIE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
23o Water, near Beekman street, New York
nave received the past season, and are constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the stock
o. the above goods, which now consists of the
OuOWlnD AES0ftmnpt tnht Fo- tto. o,,,L.
western markets.
Hollow ware of superior quality consisting of
about 1910 tons, viz,
rots of ~ different sizes, from 2S to so gallons,
hetties' Is sizes, from 3:s to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:S to IS gallons.
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PACKETS.
Tins line will consist of the following vclsscls
which have been built or purchased expressly for
the trade, viz:
snip seaman, Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickerson
" Trad Ferry, new Stevens,
I" Solomon Saltus, Latham,
Brig Architect, GRAY,
These vessels arc of the first class have hand
some furnished accommodations, and are of a lgh,
drai' of water to admit of their receiving and
G,scharging their cargoes in Baltimore, at lie ciy
freIght will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
Mcssrs. CLARKE &, KELLOGG, at Baltimore.
expenses on goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price of passage Is fixed at $50,
ample stores of the st quality will be provided.
steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
on all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
HOW'LL % Bienvie st.
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glass, eolal 'arsish, &c. on La,,J si.or sale,
CHINA GLASS n EARTfTEN WARE, STORE
50 Charres street. New Orleans
w VI, SERGEANT l. Co. Impor,ers If Frenc,
W end English China and Earthen ware. are
no" opening new and rich patterns of break fns,
uIn'ne and tea services toilet sets, pitchers, tea
a"u Gomez cups, ;enpo,s, sugars, creams bowles
piates' dishes, tureens, wash basins an1 ewers.
loot baths, etc. etc.
kch Gu, and plain French and American glass.
"are-aohlets, champaigne.. lemonadeS, ieIIies.
clare's, wines, cordias, centre hnwes. docau,e1s'
nmole's preserve dishes, ceIeres pitchers, lamps,
tam shade and glasses, candle shades, salt Gel
ers, etc. W.
SILVER plated, sronzcd and britannia wares-cas.
Tors Liquor stands, cake baskets, cnndlrs,icks.
branches, spoons, ladies', coffee md teapo,s. su,rs
creams. lamps japunned ,ravs, astral stands nm,
halglng lamps, fine cutlery, German silver sronns
ana l'rks, together with great variety of articles
'of tnmlIy use. Merchants, planters, hot. Is. md
steamboats, furnished with goods a, the most rea,
sohable prices, and packed as to be convened
WIN safety TO any pnrt of the country.
Alse, apoihecarirs' glassware poro
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T1TLUCK-52 bis IandIngf rvm steBmImut Ro7on
l. Rouge, for sale by DORSEY
may7 - "a Nsu
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novel
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again whether the Canadas were not now

again whether the Canadas were not now
fit to govern themselves, and frankly ex.
pressed wish that they had the power,
was quite careful Of my answers, and we
changed the subject. Mr.. Spring Rice
put the question to me, but in a more guar.
ded way. Governor Thomson borrowed
my copy Of the Revised Statutes Of New
York for the purpose Of examining the
laws regulating Monied Corporations, on
which he asked me many questions. He
was thoroughly in favor Of the joint stock
bank scheme which has added so much To
the financial difficulties of England; and
will be anxious on this side the sea TO exert
himself to the utmost for the benefit of the
manufacturing classes Of England. Mr..
Stanley, Mr.. Labouchere and Mr.. She
were great friends of Canada formerly, but
it was all talk. The two former have
recently been Canada's most envenomed
foes, and the latter has Joined them.
Sir ]. Colborne will, we presume, make
way in military capacity for Sir James
Macdonell, the new catspaw of Scotland's
enemies, whose ancestors like mine had a,
least on opinion oftheir own at the Sheriff
muir, Killicrankle, Cul!oden, Preston Pans
and Glencoe.
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Franklin district. Mass, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of the
Hon. c. Avord. is Osman Baker., ESQ,
of Amherst. He will doubtless be elected
by a handsome majority.
THE ArRrcANs.-Th New Haven Her.
aid says the Africans arrived there on
Saturday, and were remanded 10 their
former quarters in the county jail the. two
upper apartments being comfortably fitted
up fo- their accommodation during tho
winter. They are treated with kindness
and seem much attached to Col. Pendleton,
their keeper.
THE Soil OF GENEsEE.-They are
raising the French sugar beet in this
favorlte region of New York TO the weight
of near 90 pounds piece.
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LOWER CANADA The Montreal Hera Id
Of Friday inform Us that on Thursday fifty
eight Of the Canadians under sentence Of
death, were shipped on board the steamer
British America, to be re.shipped on board
the transport Buffalo, in which they will be
transported to Botany Bay for life. They
were chained in couples, and escorted 10
the steamer by guard of the Gath regiment
"The Upper Canada rebels and brigands,"
the Herald says, "whose sentences of death
were committed 10 transportation for life,
arrived on Thursday evening by the La
chine Canal, and were shipped on board the
Steamer Saint George, and are destined to
share the fate OF the other rebels, Both
steamboats, sailed as soon as they had re-
celved their cargoes." The editor was
told that the parting scene between the
convic,s and their relations was distressing
in the extreme, and caused tears to flow
from all eyes which witnessed it. Albeit
they were unused to the melting mood"
Twenty. five prisoners are to be released on
giving satisfactory security that they will
leave the Province in forty.eight hours
after their liberation, and never return 10
it again. Two others, named Levesque
and Prieur. are TO enter into a similar ar
rangement, with this difference, that they
are to remove six hundred miles from the
Province.
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NJ ATHEW OANEI
"Philadelphia, Aug 80, 1889"
| ~ r. Nj $

A WINDFALL. The Quincy Mass.
Patriot of Saturday,, states that "a Young
man, named Lewis Brigham, in North,
borough, about ten days since, in digging
for woodchucKs unearthed a metal keith
containing near three pecks, by measure,
of old com, Of various denominations, about
one third of which was gold and the re-
malnder silver The vessel was so com,
petely dec. imposed as to be Of no strength
and barely TO retain It's form. The exact
amount of the money has not been ascer.
tanned"
The Rev. John Pierpoint, of Boston, has
been dismissed from his society, At a
meeting of the Proprielors of Pews. the
vote Of his dlsmlssion stood six,y'ihree to
sixty in the Hollis street Church, Boston.
The reason is, that the clergy is in favor
of 1.-The fifteen gallon law" This is worse
than any act of Deacon Giles.
The Cincinnati Wing says, no con-
tracts for hogs have yet been made for the
ensuing winter. nor is it able to ascertain
what will be the probable price at which
The contracts will be made, but thinks it is
evident that farmers and drovers must sub
nit to "A considerable reduction in price
from last year-al accounts from the pork
furnishing country speak OF more hogs and
better quality this year than heretofore.
Mr.. Hills. of South Avon, Livingston
county, had 200 bushels wheat burnt up in
the field where he was threshng it with q
machine, and burning the straw. While
q, dinner the fire got into and consumed
his wheat.
MASSACHUSETTS JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL.-
The nomination Of John Mason Willams
of Taunton, to be Chief Justice of The
Court of Common Pleas, in the place o
Judge Wafd,resgned and of Henry War
rem Esq, of New Bedford, to pc AssocaI,
Justice of the same Court in place of Judge
Williams promoted, was confirmed by thu
Council on Friday. Chief Justice VIII
liams took the oath, and catered upon th'
duties of the office on Saturday.
| FLoRIDA-THE PEAcE.-Since Gen
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MATHEW CAREY-The following letter
is said to be the last one written by this
distinguished philanthropis'. 1t was ad
dressed to friend, and was by him com.
municated to the editors of the Nationa
Inteligencer.
Dear Sir II send you. by this mail
a copy complete of the Querst, as far as il
has gone-l, 9, and 3.
II am greatly below par. am fearful
that the state Of the country is hopeless
Public morals are at the lowest ebb ant
private share a portion of the same fate
Regard for self appears to be the predom'
inmate feeling. Every man for myself,
as the Dutchman said when he had seIzet
all he could lay his hands on, Prospect:
have heretofore been very gloomy in some
points Of view as at present. but we coult
heretofore see "a little cherub smiling
aloft," to cheer;us on our way. but no teles
cope can enable US to see "a cherub aloft, >
at present.
MY general health is as good as usual
But the teebleness of my limbs ralhe
increases. And my remaining eye canno
perform its functions by the light of TIT
lamp. as it was wont TO do. think mucI
on Mrs. Thrale's Three Warnings tot
have my three warnings, not, however, OK
aclly the same as hers. am in grea
measure loo.hess, a cripple, and half blind
But find no decay in my in,elleclua
powers on The contrary, ] agree with tn
poet, (Pope')
The souls dark cottage, balier'd and decay'd,
LeIs in new light through chinks which time ha
made.
Yours, very respectfully,
MATHEW CAREY.
"Pbiladelpbia, Aug 80, 1889"
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Brushes of all kinds.

Hair Brushes Of about 90 different kinds,
Flesh Brushes, Clothes Brushes kinds, In.
fants Brushes. Nail Brushes 6 kinds, Hearth
brushes kinds. Shoe Brushes, Brushes for
Plate. Lalher Brushes, Table Brushes, Hat
Brushes kinds Tooth Brushes kinds, Comb
Brushes or cleaners kinds, Floor Brushes,
Backing, Watch Brushes, French Hair Brush
es, constituting as fine an assortment Of good
Brushes as has ever been offered in this Mar.
ket, many Of our Brushes are made with The
best selected stiff white BRlSTLES and
with rose Wood backs, and are sold about
as cheap as the the tawdry painted Brushes
so commonly seen in the Country, We in.
vito an examination of them at the Variety
Store. PANGRoRN & BRINsMAIp,
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destructive fire which occurred in that city
on Friday night. 1t broke out about hall
past II o'clock in Mr.. Prescotl's large
provision stores, on South wharves, be-
tween Market and Chestnut streets, and
burnt for several hours.
The adjoining stores in the same block
isays the Philadelphia lnqnlrer,) all three
story brick buildings, were soon on fire
and the ware house Of Messrs. S'roup
Prescott, Harding, and 1--WE believe.
Cheeseborough, burnt with incredible fury
and were oil either much injured, OF
reduced to heap of ruins.
From The same paper we copy the an.
nexed postscripts. announcing the further
progress of the flames.
o'clock, A. NJ.
The flames still raging The conhagra.
ton has increased. Up to this time, from
80 to 35 buildings have either been de.
s,royed or are now burning. They en-
brace three stores on the wharf above
Chesnu, street, and south of the building
occupied by Grant g. Stone; houses on
the east side of Water ST., l2 on the west
on the east side Of Front st., and a or
on the west.
3 o'clock
The fire has crossed Chestnut st. and
several buildings on the south side are ir
| flames.
Ten minutes later.
The flames on the west side Of Front st
are snbdued. The wind more northerly.
| The Sunday Morning News Of yesterday
states "ihat more than 40 houses hav'
been destroyed. The loss is estimated a
S4oo 900 to $500, ooo-nsurance abou
S2500 900. Several individuals were IN
eddy killed BY various mschances
and several wounded"
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GRIEVANCE

1t is indeed Notifying to ask an ind'
dual that would resent the insnualion
that he was not gentleman,to refrain from
petty misdemeanors which would subject a
common loafer TO the pententiary. But
we ore under this necessity. We allude
to the individual VINO is in the habit of
puroining from our reading room the N.
Y. Herald, and other papers. The grev'
ance is TOO great to be longer endured,
and if the parsonage in question would
avoid public exposure, he must mend his
ways in this particular. TO prevent all
apprehension, we could here repeat that
no person is a. liberty to take paper from
the room, under any circumstances what
ever. And for the information of another
class it may not be amlss to remark, that
the establishment, is desi ened exclusively
for subscribers and such persons from
abroad as they may introduce.