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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

July IL The United States VS.. 10 cases Eau
de Cologne This was suit by the Custom House
authorities TO forfeit the above goods, on the ground
were nvoiced at 2 forms, or 80 cents, per dozen,
and the custom house appraisers valued them at
forms per dozen 100 per cent more than the IN
voice price. The claimants, KObbe " Co, however,
produced such conclusive evidence to snow that
the article could be purchased at forms per Dozen
that the District Attorney gave up the prosecution
and the Court ordered the jury to find verdict Tor
the claimants, which was done accordingly
TIE United States VS.. tco cases of Piano Fortes
This was similar suit to obtain the forfeiture OF
some pianos Of foreign manufacture, which the claim
ants had imported new from Bremen IN May last,
and uyoiced one Of them 100 francs and the other
at $40 francs. They were two very elegant looking
instruments and the appraisers at the custom house
valued them both at 1920 frances being about 10 per
however proved that such instruments could be pur-
chased at the prices they were iuvoced at, and the
Jury found verdict for the claimants.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
Court Of Sessions.

July l2-Thomas Fenwich put to the bar
charged with grand larceny in stealing four boxes OF
stereotype plates, worth 600, from J. Orville Tay-
lor. 1t appeared in evidence that the boxes were
slowed the vault of No 1873 Fulton street, belong
ing to S. W. Benedict, who employed the prisoner q
few days removing dirt from the rear. While he
was so employed he stole the boxes and contents,
and took them to Mr.. Ripley, stereotype founder, to
whom no offered them for sale Mr.. Ripley recog-
nzed the properly and took means to have the pf,'
theft and attributed his commission Of it to ntoxica
ton. The Jury found him guilty.
John Thompson was next put to the bar on an
book, containing $s79 Sc, from Travers Reed, who
deposed that the prisoner stopped with him ut nights
occasionally in Cross street that about the 4h OF
July as he about ing he pulled out his peck
ct book, containing fifteen sovereigns, and 81 bill,
to get the latter send for liquor, sc As he laid
his pocket book down on the counter, the prisoner
seized it and ran off with it, Reed pursued: but
could overtake him, but by the aid of an officer
afterwards arrested prisoner in Jersey City, whittier
he had fled, and where he was luxurating BY riding
out eating, drinking, Sc. Three and half sover-
eigns were found upon him when arrested. He also
gave White at HOboken, five sovereigns to keep for
him. which were recovered The jury found him
also guilty.
charged with unlawfuly abducting from the Phia-
delphia steamboat company's Office, trunk contain.
ing sundry articles Of clothing in December last.
John w. Biiven, clerk OF the Philadelphia steam
boat Office deposed that the prisoner into the
Office and told witness that he had lost trunk-one
was pointed out to him, and he was asked 1t that
was his trunk-he hesitated while and said IT was
one Of his trunks lie was allowed to take il away
on board the boat, to go to Trenton for his other
trunk. Soon after another person came Tor a lost
trunk, and described the one Aston had taken. As
Aston was bringing the trunk ashore, the witness
stopped him, and had the trunk taken into the office
unti the ownership could be decided. Prisoner
was called on for the key and could not produce it,
but read off list of articles he said were in 1t, and
would prosecute witness unless he gave up the
trunk. Ii was, however, detained. On the next
morning the prisoner came again early, and wanted
the trunk and again read list Of articles he said
were in it. Witness got hammer to break the
trunk open to what articles were in it, when pri-
soner suddenly left the office. Witness brought him
back-the trunk was opened-prisoner said, on sec-
ing the articles that the trunk not his, and was
going away, when he arrested after severe
struggle. :
The accused cross-examinsd the witness himself,
but netting Of Importance was elected. On hi: de-
fence. however, he introduced testimony which
threw some doubt on his guilt, and the Jary gave
him the benefit of il by acquittng him, and he walk
ed out Of Court free man.
And the Court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY Is. 1889.

was taken up for dead. A physician was called,
whose opinion was that the death Of deceased was
occasioned by apoplsxy, which was the verdict Of
the jury.
And the fifth and last was at the corner OF Madison
and Gouverneur streets, on the body Of Hannah Way
land an old widow woman occasionally incorporate
who, during the fire that consumed the house NO.
273 Madison street, was in her room in the attic OF
that house, and being unable to escape was burnt to
death and frghtfully dsfgured Verdict Of the
Jury that she was accidentally burned to death at
the house No. 23 Madison street, the night OF the
18th instant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY.

THE subscriber respectfully beg to inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large and elegant assortment
OF the painted transparent washable ws
dow shades and other landscapes Daph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great da
raby they have been known, with common care to last
from The prices Of the shades including
cords tasses rack pues and fittings for wnaow complete
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blind, painted and hsd
to order, by applying GEORGE PLATT, II Spruce st.
NIB Country dealers supplied with binds and blind hns
mls2m.y
mo ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
that they constantly hand and are prepared to
furnish notice. architectural ornaments Of every de-
scrpton for the interior finishing of dwellings, churches
and other pnblc buildings" viz; capitals Tor columns and
all the orders Of architecture, CONSOLES trusses
rehed moudngs rosetes paares feze ornaments &c &c
any The long proved quality Of composition orna
men executed by them renders it useless to much IN
its enogy and the they possess, and from long
practice the execution Of models moulds and every
OF business Hater themselves that for bodness OF ree
and general sharpness and beauty their work VIII De cuno
much superior thing Of the kind done in other place
they having avoided tiny and underlined
much Justly complained Of Great attention having been
paid Of to insure the best quality al
the lowest possible price, they happy to that their pre-
scale Of be found to be beyond the reach Of
abatement or competition.
Builders of York. any part Of the United States
article by calling writing any thing Of the kind they
require hand and enabedte NIL orders 10
any amount at very short notice
CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 500 Broadway,
mylA3m+ One door from Nibls's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

- For cheapuess and durability, not surpassed by
x heretofore offered They combine all the requisii,
qualities Of the costly for color, lightness, dura
bty and lusre the reduced price Of 81 Their sale
for cash. which precudc the necessity OF charging the
Cor loss incurred by the bad The public invtec
10 examine their Hats BROWN CO.'S wholesale asd re
tail warehouse No i7e Chatham square, corner Of Mott st.
New York. my3i-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
J. STONE.
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER,

No. 900 Broadway,
Manufactures Lin Machue Force srd other Pumps, 6xed
and Portable Water Closets Hot Cold shower and Vspor
Baths, Garden Engines and syringcs, Water Filters NC
NB-Irormation given relative 70 Hydraulics and Levels
taken Tor the conveyance Of water. jel7.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

~ LOOK AT THis.-who keeps the most splen-
zzs-Ass did Boot establishment in the cty7 Answer
OLD BOSS RICHARDS o.. at 2i0 Canal street. running
through 10 Asa Greenwich street DO there Tor tip top FASH
onab and durable Boots Shoes and rem % to 10
cent 2lo Canal street. sign Of the largest boot IN the
world. je15 I'm.
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NIGHT LINE.

NIGHT LINE.
49, - pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY
- landing at the intermediate landings Tbs
and elegant steamboat ROCHESTER,
CAPTAIN r. ST. John, viii leave the Steamboat Fer loot o.
Coartandt st. on Saturday afternoon, july H. at O'Clock.
CHOOKE F0wKS,
Corner Of West and Liberty sts,
Of 7. G. sHULTZ, at the Office,
or the Captain on board
NBA goods, freight baggage, bank bills specie, or any
other Kind oproperty only the risk Of The
ssrsof my22-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

r~ = FOR PEEKsKlLL, yERPLANk's
SEA- POINT. GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
A<ssA5ufsss- TARRYTOwN, DOBB's FERRY,HAs-
TINGs AND YoNKERs.-The new and splendid steamboat
KosCfUsKo Capt D. Haywood Will the foot o. FOB
street TEXT above Barcay) every morning. Frdays es
sepsd al o'clock stopping the Old State Prison wharf
each way Returning. will leave Pcekskiil At O'Clock
Breakfast and Dinner on beard.
In order 10 afford passengers more tire to spend IN the
the Kosciuko wall leave Peekski al O'Clock,
For the Of passengers, she viii make trip
on Fridav, leaving rs above. ...r,.,s.a /. ,,,,,
For further information, inquire Of hA"hINs WI
!. . ~ ~ !. .,;, "A Ca m, boat ,ay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
MO CURE NO PAY SANDS REMEDY For THE
IN SALT RIEUM.
Ear R,,rH Mass. Nav a. 1879

~ SAIL htEDhs
FALL RrER, Mass. May 9, 1893
Messs A. b. d. Sands hadbeen afflicted with the Salt
Reum form for several and at times
bad nand sand different parts Of my body,
almost to i'm atcndng IL business had made use Of
Indifferent preparations without obtaining but
little fany tenef and much discouraged that
solved unless could procure warranted To
Hearing Of your valuable Remedy went TO Providence
aud purchased dozen oI H. confident that VI VI cured me
could dispose OF hundreds Of boxes used IL immediately
cured entirely, and skin fair As n never had
had H. II about since cured aud since
that time have been entirely free from IT, have since sold
hundreds ofboxcs friends aud customers aud has been
called for H. had the complaint 81 bad her face
that could hardly bear look al her She bought box
and in less than week, she comparatively cured
she used only bores. which entirely cured her In
that think should do those injustice who similarly al
aict.d did let them know the peculiar benefit which
have received and which have Hundreds OF others to
from e your valuable remedy Truly yours,
&c EDWIN PORTER, Merchant. Fall River.
10 with much satisfaction that The proprietors aele TO
lay above Certificate before III. public that AL and
know the great bene6 which individual - able to certify
10 having rcsveJ and known others receive from the
Of this valuable cne. Not only for Salt Rheum, but for
all other diseases ofthe iin such ring worm letter scad
Head BARRIERS Jackson itch Eczema, &C. this medicine
also certain The Syrup Of Sarsaparilla recommend
ed be used with the Remedy tends 20 purify and throw
ou from blood system all the unhealthy hunsr
neccd with The disease and the apple alton OF the Remedy at
have occurred where this has effected in
wek time. Every afflicted with these complaints
In FORM invited 10 make immediate OF this valuable
medicine. and get cured without delay Is warranted TO
cure the money will be refunded
Prepared and sold BY A. u. ID. Sands, 70 Fulton n. u
Of Gold street. and 100 Fulton Of william ST.
and sold also by Of the respectable druggists in the u
States rriee 81. ie7e-im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
A BOARDING HOUSES IN BROADWAY re

~ BOARDING HOUSES IN BROADWAY TO
E;E LLTThe houses, Nos. 100 and ITO Broadway known
the fremont House comprising upwards Of 40 rooms,
large and small with large kitchen fitted NJ with furnaces
and cooking apparatus suitable fora large establishment One
&C the houses being the Of Pine street, many
rooms lighted directly from the street.
These houses each other and connected BY means
doors through the partition walls the floors OF both being
on level The dining about % feet long the with
drawing about a feet by - The other
ON 70 feet hv rs 10 Ia feet by dumb waiter erected
Cor the purpose o carrying the articles and down from The
Kitchen the dining The above premises every
for large aud respectable establishments and -
located in ofhe most pleasant we'll as the most business
part in Broadway.
Ear terms Sc apply the Bookstore las Broadway,
Of Pine At Possession given Immediately jy2-2wsod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

: r-~ - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
EaslN Norfolk, Charleston, s. C., Petersburg, and
Aess11xn.snn4- Richmond-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEwESS all boats ofsreed and accommo-
aaon will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon at O'clock OF Immediately al
tor the arrival the from Philadelphia, and will arrive
.ext morning at Portsmouth In time for the for Wnng
,on thence 10 Charleston Returning viii leave
every day after the arrive from tbs south ana
reach Baltimore morning in time for the cars Tor rhla
tslphs. ~
These boats connection with the well known steam
ssckets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday Chare giving travellers achoiee They
lao run with the James River boats to Peters
urg aud Richmond Strangers informed (od travellers
now) that this the cheapest and comfortable route for
southern traveller, az there are no changes from cars steam
,oa and stages ~ th- dead OF night as ON the Washnseu
community will pstronise them, giving equal facilities and
P.s.sr. and fare 10 Norfolk, S. JOHN W. BROWN
ros,f Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

NJ ID. d. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly - Bar
Street has removed 10 No eoS Warren street. 2ns DO
frs. West Broadway. mylasA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his TREND
IN and the public that he has opened Reector ths1
large and elegant buildings No la Fson street Fish, Flesh
and found his tables and every deca
cy the provided appears in the marke
No attention will be wanting his part to give general
satisfaction and he hopes find that encouragement
lott j. SWEENEY
INANIEL SWEENEY, Al Ann street, returns his sincere
H. thanks his friends Tor the liberal supportthey
rendered him he first opened his Rsetory
them that win be his conan .nd.ayor ~ merits
continuance of sir appreciation His table iunishea
with the best the market affords and those who honor his
table with their depend being served with
cleanliness, civility and promphtude. jlo If
DIsCUiT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TREADwELL con-
ID tnues the Biscuit Baking at as Washington street.
ner Of Warren street and has constantly for sale
BUTTER CRACKERS WINE BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
PILOT BREAD. All Of the 6rst quality.
T. rs small Pilot Bread the size for the South Americas
and West India markets..
Any articles be delivered in good order for
exportation al short notice. jel26m'
ID YDEKs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEM
II TLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No Beekman street, New York,
and No 10 Natehsx street New OeanSouthern gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York. respectfully informed that
they will find full assortment Of Opera and Dress Boots Un
ION Shoes Fancy and Dress Pumps, and Caters Of the
style quality furnished them No 10 Natchs1 ST.
New Orleans and which obtained the srst premium at the late
Fair in that city.
Gentlemen purchasing giving orders for fine Boots for the
Charleston Mobile New Orleans Nstehes, VicKsDurgh
and examine splendid article Of light Dress Boots made Of
French imported stock in the latest Partisan fashion, at No
Bsskman street Clinton Hall, New York. opposite the Park
URIAH RYDER.
D. First Premium at the American Institute New York
/" Mechanics Institute. q
my4n /" late fair At New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
-. !. rEopLE,s LINE FoR ALBANf.-

a1c~ n PEOPLES LINE FOk AbbANts-
ss1 Landing at the usual landings-The new and
~~s*Ss'an,rs-- commodious steamboat UTICA captain
T,,.d will leave the steamboat PIER foot Of Liberty st.
on Friday afternoon, July ~, al o'clock. ,.,,r
10, freight, or passage arply TO CROOK FOWKEs, cor.
of West aud Liberty streets; PEfEk - s'hObiN'
The Office, or the Captain on board -, -, =
property taken shipped board Of this boat must DC e
osh Of the thereof
NJ y. For the better accommodation Of The up town pa"
engers this boat will land at the Old Prison wharf loot o.
Hammond street my1S-im
: go IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BosIpN.
- G-S----1 Daily, Sundays excepted) al % Nj from
fxsssx-1sse- Battery Place Pier No. l, North River
via stonneton Newport and Providence Steamers Msssa
chuscs Capt Comstock Rhode Island, Capt Thayer Nsr
rsransett Capt Child Providence, Capt Woolsey One OF
the above boss will leave New Yors daily, except Sunday
Passengers the arrival OF the steamers At stonng
ton may take the Railroad and proceed with the mail
Immediately 10 hos on, may continue the steamer, via
Newport and tab he Railroad Providence for Bostsn
tn. steamer NARRAGANsETT Capt Childsswill leave
mi. afternoon Saturday, 18th july at O'Clock and the
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thsyer, tomorrow. m,a-om
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

81 CATsKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE AT The PINE
A,M ORCHARD lsso.-Ths veil known aud fashionable
undergoing considerable repair, and will be
open for the reception 2j The roads leading
10 this establishment have also undergone thorough repair
peeis that portion Of the mountain has been rendered
perfectly safe and smooth
The stages will regularly during the between the
Landing and the Mountain House. and will be found ~ read
all times the arrival ofths boats al the Catsk Land
ing Extra carriages furnished either the Landing Moua
tain House the shortest notice.
jeIq Qm. C.L BEACH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

DEARSALL'S NASSAU COFFEE HOUSE.-The Sub
scrber respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has fitted up and furnished the building No "a and %
Nassau three doors east Of Maiden in the most ee
CANT style Refectory Gentlemen doing business in the
lower part the city will find it convenient and pleasant
place to dine.
The Subscriber aters himself from the experience he has
had this business that he is able to compete with other
in his line
B-The Subscriber is prepared to furnish dnners and
coatons the shortest notice. All orders left at his old
Enlistment Fulton market Of Front street. at the
above numbers Nassau street, will be attended to.
Hot Breakfast from 8 To 10 A. NJ.
Dinner IL M. to 4P NJ
Supper ito F. N.
ie2s.m. ID. PEARSALL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
WHITE TUSCAN HATs.Fcr ale at .unsru

wv 90 WILLlAM-sTREET.
This article is entirely new and its properties surprising
good II kind Of pearl white and very light II 10 said BY
ladies' Of great taste TO be the most beasu shape that has
been for many yssrs.
English Dunsiakt Leghorn and Tuscan Hats Of the finest
Qualities, alwayskq hand-ans and elegant assortment
rich Lut. hsson selling at this Establishment at
common reduced prices
The subscriber, T. BENNETT, beg the favor Of cali
from his customer. jels-lm'
IL ARDwARE. CUTLERY \ BRITANNIA WARE
Il case Rodgers Sons Penknives,
10 casks Dixon X Sons Britansia Wars,
do assorted Table and Pocket Cuaery,
DO Wade Butchers Raxors,
do Grcsves x Sons Files,
30 do general assorted Hardware,
BY last arrivals opsnsg ana for sale from the shelves
accommodating terms, BY A. w. SPIES CO.
m27Am- I92 Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

(tREAT ECONOMY IN TEETH. r. WAKEFIELD
VI A. D. Dentist office 1884 Broadway respectfully informs
the public that he has determined 10 reduce his Of dem
tai operations less than third his usual terms and will
therefore future insert sockton best mineral secicus
Teeth only dollars each The usual charges for those
teeth (which unequalled this country Europe) are
from 80 TO $40 each Teeth handse- ely inserted fo one TO
entire se upon gld plates proportonaby o~ and every
other operation upon the teeth executed IN superior manner
and at similar reduced prices, all Of which will he warann
DR. Wakefield has been ed ~ bis profession for ten years
the a FIVE Of which has been principally in PhiladPh ana
has hitherto charged the other Q, me
has after much reflection solved 70 adop' the
cheap cash system and thus place u the power o. m classes
to preserve and improve those necessary organs me etn
Reremhr Office 2sol Broadway door below the Wash
ngton Hotel N'st
MILITARY AND FIREMEN's CAps-MiLlrARi
lSl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, aeathss 1sn lHes, Gam
and Shot Bags. Cartridge Boses, Belts Scsbbards aud knap
.cl. All M. above articles Wholesale and Retail al liberal
prcesaso, franks Vsices Carpet bags, Hat Boxes and
- HENRY .. GRATACAP,
SOL Broadway, ketween White and Walker streets
Nh Companies about forming both Military and Firemen
furnished with Caps al the shortest notice ny lSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13
BRANDYWTNE SPRINGS HOTEL.

THIS establishment will he opened for the reception d
i company Monday, the nth Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN. H. RUSSELL, fop
merly Of Boston, as steward, Mr. JAMES M SEYMOUR, in
the Office and Mr. j. B. DOBNY conductor Of the Ball.
and Concerts. JAMES M. SANDERSON,
les twi.tlstA Proprietor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

- NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-TAs
NN regular sales by asctios, at this well hnswn -
AN aSi.hmse Of Horses s.rags &C.,. ss.' ssas q
O'Clock, throughout ths year.
The regular sale will take place on July is
al IL o'clock commcnsing with Carriages, aarness, &C., and
II o'clock the sale OF Horscs will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of are requested -
make early application good number 81 the
catalogue NO horse offered auction aness restes
ed time the catalogue, for which purpose -
GRO. w. MILLER,
jye-y Successor 70 !. w. Watson, 446 broadway.
NEW YORK BAZAAR
For Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes Of a.
LIEE or BUSINESS WHATEVER,
l21 Fulton street,
Three doors from Nassau 4
@ City and country merchants will 6nd constantly very
ce quantity they please also, BY shipping
them PROFITABLE packing be desired part a
America.
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany Of
Also" ass BY late arrivals, lot
COLORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of the m ST beautiful patterns. mylI5
DAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, opposite New York
City-Ths delightful ocation, half hours sail from ha
City Of New York. opened the summer arrangement
accommodation boarders and vsers Families
suit The upper reserved for single
gentlemen, and will be let on reasonable terms
The steamboats, leave the city at T. 10Y, 81, 81 and
O'Clock and the Island at TO- aud g. Except Sunday
that day they leave from o'clock the morning till IN
the evening" every two hours.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the
The Salt Water Bath complete readiness for bathing
e2SH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

5S,x FOR MARsEiLLEs.-The very superior new
NTff Russian ship MINETTE, Capt Seth, having the
-pnc pal part of her cargo engaged and now going on
board, she will promptly be despatched
For balance OF freight which will be taken al low rates. aP-
ply to BOYD HlNCkEN,
jy3-y 9Tontihe Buildings
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

zoo CARB0Ys OIL VII RIOL Cor sale ~ the single
CUU carsoy or IN larger quantities. at the Drug, Dye Wooa.
''"'' wv" " JOHN G. MORRISON
willis Nos. lss and les Greer ~ich a.