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Grand Capitals for September!
ID. 5. GREGORY & co. Managers.
10000 Dollars
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,


For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mocha
mic Association.
Glass No 8, for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Septen,-
Der 5, 1910
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
10000 Dollars $1,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 $500 1927
SO Prizes of 81 ,0O0--50 of $1,000 of $500, &c.
Tickets only $l0--Halves $5-Quarters 80 So
Certificates Of Packages off Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do 26 Half do. 65
Do do 26 Quarters do 80 50
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the Benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mocha.
mic Association.
Glass No. for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, Saturday, 18th Sep
TENDER, 1910.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
S1Sl0o prizes Of 81 O00EF &c &c.
&C No, Lottery--l0 Drawn Rallots.
Tickets only 80 Halves S5--Q Quarters So 50.
Certificates of packages Of % Whole Tickets 1920
Do do % Half do GO
Do do 70 Quarter do 80
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Dfe0,

In this city on Tuesday, 18th inst, Mr. RICHARD
CoLE in the 5lst year of his age He native Of
Philadelphia but has been resident Of this place for
the last 80 years.
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THE ELECTIONS.
HIyZZA FOR NORTH CAROLINA!

A gentleman by Wednesdays boat, direct
from Raleigh informs US that returns from all
the counties in the State excepting 20 had been
received, giving MoREHEAD, the opposition can
didate for. Governor, majority of nearly 10000
votes over SAUNDERS, his competitor! In the
Legislature the Opposition had a majority OF 80
on joint ballot so far as heard from. The 20
counties to be heard from form portion of the
Congressional Districts of l.. Williams and j.
Graham, (Whigs) and Of Conner, loco foco D
being in the western and II in the eastern
part Of the State.
The Greensburgh Patriot of the 18th, states
that returns from As counties had REACHED that
place, which gave Morehead majority of NINE
THOUSAND over Saunders. This goes TO confirm
the above.
Every county in the renegade Fishers Dis
trict gives majority against him The entire
Wing majority in his District is 2646! We sta
ted three months ago it would be $500.
ALABAMA.
The Charleston Courier Of the 18th. gives re-
turns from 3S counties, electing TO the Senate
90 Adm. Is Opp. To the House, 30 Adm. so
Opp, This is half of the house, if true.
ILLINOIS.
| Members TO the Legislature were elected in
this State on the 4th instant. Local causes
have doubtless contributed to promote the appa-
rent success Of Loco-focoism, which may not
operate in November The N. Y. Journal Of
Commerce has returns from 81 counties which
have given the Administration 1929
Opposition, 1852
Van Buren, majority $500
The same paper gives the following as the
complexion Of the Legislature; Senate, Opp.
10 Adm. House, 3S Opp. AS Adm. Is coun-
ties to be heard from. Mr. Van Burens ma
jority in 1886 was 3ll4. Some of the Western
papers are of opinion that unless the Locos have
carried the State by over 1000 majority, that
Old Tip viii get her electoral vote in November.
Nous Terrons.
MISSOURI.
The Opposition have Is members Of the State
Senate, the Loco-focos IL, and one vacancy.
So says the st. Louis Nelo Era For the
House Of Representatives the Opposition claim
to have elected, so far as heard from, 81, and
expect several more. In 1888 the Wings had
IL in the Senate, the locos 2l. Wing gain in
the Senate thus far 2. There were in the lower
House, in 1888, 80 Wings, So locos.
The popular vote in % counties at this time is:
Opp. 10, l66-Adm. 12,261. Clark (Whig)
leads Reynolds (Loco) 9o5. In 1888 Allen
(Whig) lead Miller Loco) and they were the
two highest; in the same counties 7l2 Wing
gain l93 The vote of Missouri is increased,
and the increase is in favor of the Opposition.
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10000 Dollars 7
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

y hndowlng the Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes.
= Glass No. Z for 1910.
- y drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Goth
August, 1910
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PRAcTIcE u.s. PRoFEssIoss.-Mr Van Buren, can
be eloquent in praise of republican simplicity, but his
example TO his subjects is Of splendid osentation
He Identifies himself with party which is ever rail
ing against the luxurious spendor of the merchants
and great manufacturers he, by his pet peculiar
among our citizens he expaiiates on the virtues Of
simplicity and frugaly he calls upon the aboring
people TO support him because their employers live ia
fine houses, silver forks and drink Champagne
and Burgundy Yet this same Mr. Van Buren, dweils
IN palace every apartment Of which is crowded with
gorgeous furniture he reclines at ease upon superb
and costly sofas resting his small foot upon footsools
OF velvet and embroidery he adorns his table with
magnificent services of plate and with artificial bou
choicest and most expensive wines from goblets Of
richly cut glass and takes his daily airing in splen
did coach, drawn by horses that in the pride of their
bearing seem TO be conscious Of the grandeur that
surrounds their lordy masler-Com Adr
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~. s5o 80 000-$5, 000-S3, 500.
s5., - 200 s2500-40 prizes of 81 500 80 Of
--"-bO Of S200-63 Of $l50-63 of$I00, SC.
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10000 Dollars.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit Of the Petersburg Benevolent Mocha
mic Association
Class No III for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, Goth of
September, 1910.
IA Drawn Nos out Of IS
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000, $4,000, $1,000, SIS, 900, $4,000, $4,000,
$1,000, al 100, $4,000, 81 500, 2 Of ST. 200
% Of $1,000, 20 Of $500, 90 of $500,
40 Of 300, &c. &c
Tickets Sl0---Halves $5---Quarters 80 so.
Certificates opack ages Of DC Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do 26 Half do 65 90
Do. do 26 Quarter do 80 so
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS report made to Con-
gress during its late session. it appears that the whole
number of steamboat accidents of serious nature.
which have occurred in the United States since the
introduction of steam navigation is two hundred and
seventy-two, as follows
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" tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
"'ae ahovc Splendid Lotteries, address
u 5, GREGORY & CO. Managers,
Washington City, ID. @.
pa"lngs sent Immediately they over to all who
"N' q 9bove. july % 2a3wwif
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GALL OF THE KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE

A proclamation has been issued by Gov WicklifIe
calling upon the members cleo Of the Legislature of
Kentucky, to convene in the Capitol at Frankfort,
the 18th inst in order TO supply omission ON the
part OF the last Legislature to pass the usual Electoral
Law. We hope the time for the election will be fixed
at the earliest possible day consistently with the Con-
stitution and laws. We like to hear Kentucky hun-
der, and the sooner il the better especially for
the faint hearted in the doubtful States.
No Cr0lring.-We are sorry to hear that the very
Chapman who received orders TO crow is cooped up
his comb cut, and his galls of
From The indianapolis Journal Of Juty 4.
Chapman the Loco foco editor of the Wabash En-
quircr, stands indicted in the Court of Virgo county
for perjury,
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mittee OF which Messrs. Garland and Clark are
members, from the charge Of containing any gar
biing' suppression, or Justification of his Ian
guage He declares that he did not allude to it
al all He states that, g on an examination Of
H. ne finds that the extract from his message
OF December I'd, 1889, is correctly quoted. That
extract, our readers will remember, contains the
following emphatic recommendation Of that most
monstrous and over-shadowing scheme Of mill
tary despotsm, the plan for raising a. standing
army Of 100000 men!!! The Presidents
own words are-"I CANNOT REcoMMEND TOO
STRONGLY TO YOUR consideration the plan
submitted by that officer Che Secretary Of
War) for the organization Of the militia Of
the United States.
The intelligent and discerning reader will
not fail to perceive" also, Ito adopt the phrase
ology OF the President himself, that Mr.. VAN
buREN has studiously avoided, in this letter to
Messrs GARLAND and CLARK, to make any re-
ference to the Annual Report Of the Secretary,
IN which this monstrous system Of military des-
potism was first preached. He could not, with
Out sacrifice of truth, deny that the report had
Deen submitted to him, and that he had strongly
recommended it to the consideration of Con
gress He therefore studiously labors to keep
Out OF view the report Of the Secretary, and his
own endorsement; and attempts to get up an
issue about his approval Of all the details o.
the system. This will not answer The
| "Magican's" secret machinery is exposed /
is all laid bare.
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TINE TRUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
EXTRA-MADIsoNIAN.

From the LIST Of September next, until the close Of
the Presidential election the extra weekly Madso
man win be furnished on the following terms without
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No of Vessels Lives Lost.
lob Explosions and colapses Of boilers 666
Is Striking on snags and sawyers 1l6
So Shipwrecks gales and collisions 473
"a Fires from various causes 444
81 Unascertained causes
272 1921
The returns show about $50 wounded
Greatest number Of Tires lost at one time BY
EXPLOSION
On the Pulaski, coast of Carolina in 1885 1873
On the Oronoko, in the Mississippi, 1888 1870
On the Mosee, Ohio River, in 1885, 100
coLLIsIoN-
On board the Monmouth, on the Miss, 1897 300
FIRE
The Lexington on Long Island Jan. 1910, about $50
The Ben sherrod in the Mississippi, 1897, 100
BY FoUNDERMo-
The Home, on the coast of Carolina 1887, 100
OF the 272 accidents, there occurred on the Western
rivers DOT
On the Eastern Waters and Lakes IS
272
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries, - address
ID s, GREGORY s. CO Manager,
Washington ID. G
Drawings Immediately they are over to all who
order as above aug 2i-zswn
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tickets Sl0-Halves $5-Quartcrs 81 So
''i1eatcs of Packages of - Whole Tickets $3.50
70 do. % Half do 65
10 do. % Quarters do - 80
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The aggregate loss of property by these disasters
estimated at about sc, 100000
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GRAND SCHEME.

Y Number Lottery-i2 Drawn Ballots.
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Hon MARTIN VAN buren,, Washington
The President returned the following re-

The President returned the following reply:
GENTLEMEN; have received your note of the 18th
instant When my letter of the 3ist of July--an ex-
tract of which you have enclosed to me--was written
had not the pamphlet to which you have called
my attention. and of course, could not have alluded
tot
On an examination of that pamphlet find its cap
my of 100000 men, submitted to Congress by the
Secretary of War, and recommended by the President
of the United States and in the note of the 9th 26th)
of May last sgnedb yourself and others you spoke of
'the recommendations and proje of the Secretary of
War for the reorganization of the militia of the u
States with the approval of the President" also find
that the extract from my message of the I'd of Decem
ber 1899 in which the project of the Secretary for
reorganization of the militia contained in his report Of
the Both of November, 1889, is recommended to the
consideration of Congress is correctly taken. In
asmuch as the letter of the Secretary Of War giving
the details of his PLAN contained in your pamphlet and
occupying thirteen OFF sixteen pages is dated March
90 S40 several months after my message, quoted by
you was sent to Congress- the intelligent and discrim
mating reader will not fail to perceive that the caption
and Introductory note cannot be understood charg
ing me with having recommended or approved The
contents of that paper Whether the caption of your
pamphlet so far il implies that the Secretary OF
War has proposed, or that have recommended" a
Standing Army of 200 900 men, does justice to him
and myself, the public will decide,
Yours respectfully,
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
To the Hon RICE GARLAND and john G.. CLARK.
WAsmNGroN August Is, 1910
II will be seen that the President expressly
erempts the publication put forth by the com
The slip enclosed was the extract from Mr. Van
Burens letter, which we have given above
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Messrs. Garland and Clark lost no time in ia
king the proper steps to ascertain whether the
highest officer Of the Government intended to
apply the remarks above mentioned to the publ
cation they and their colleagues on the Commit
tee had put forth. They accordingly addressed
to the President the following letter:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
Copy rlsbt .seurcd;l


PROPHECY .-T,r ysar. from ihi' ti,.s no s-n siil
"A Srk on us,rR other reedss, rhen stkrsss assatis has
nsr,, fhs- those whick elsopss andprrUs
Tn. BRANDHETH FILLS cleanse and purify, and cannot
NAV use sbsrk or aay toniorr What thar shectl They
bind disease the foul humors, IN the sody, which ut
atsy quyntity that spoplsxy or prs
V result the pss- ther hss too late his mistate How
aase-t IN. Consequences when the simple method Of
fytrx The body with Brsudreths Pills sdopted
EtFsHuSss that fouohstsr> Of all human knowiedEs has
proved beyond doubt that this celebrated mescne and the hui
body naturally adapted one for the shsf by their AID
the whole the auids and the solids tr not
tie solids made and renewed from the huds be eotrsy
evacuated altered and completely egtperatsd and IN manner
The fact ", that hysdr.ds have bee cured Of
The most nteierate diesses b. the Of these Pills alone
is-ot well 10 enuurats the diseases By Let the affect
ed With whether u internal external
sy for further persuasion aerv ards be
tinus u until perfect Effected will be generally
much poner than could be Dected.
brsndreths Pills less than
When feel dull pain II the head weary on
the least ererton- then ought hsss
Pills This will always have good effect, because u IL i'm.
huors which produce II 70 snly By their b.ing forced
out with purgipg. that health can be restored
Let recompend two thpFsrersr BE- bd and rsu,y
DrsFrist for Rr1rdrshs Piis. The krst
the prseps II life and long keeps the blessings ~ from
the body Ard the topprchass Phi cod Bas rpRrrH
d Druggist IL 10 ns.Tst re purchaser Base counffeif
rsy 1sab, rprocucing ne benshciai results q TIE
Ndns insure that must be purchssed on IN.
undsru toned oc-s which for its exclusive
the duly appointed BY and Who bold regular
hese Of agency which - rcssves yearly There an 4gsf
Thos- purchasing wholesale remember that all my
Travellers hays Of Attorney regularly prsved 10 be
act, before he Gle = Of ths county o. New YORK; -
az BboAOWA a., rs MY PRlSClPAL OFFICE.
nil B. BRANDRETH, NJ d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
EATIsE ON THE
H j M AN HAIR,

u3-BY A. GRASDIEAs, No Barclay street. the only in
dividual no has devoted himself prscticalls and cxcu
svely the study of the human hair the OF bald
your hair falling Oft Is it growing gray1 Does it en-
gender powdery sediment called dandruf1 Are you
troubled With scald head rngworm, SCI With rerotrise
hidrotrsee Would you have fine, liberal head OF hair
vice grstuitousy offered to you in Gsrndean New Trea
tss on the Hair, which you can obtain at No Barclay
is to the Judgement of the whole world that Grand
jean submits the merits of his composton is to the sci
sntinc portion of the public OF New York. that he will
PROVE he has ALREADY DONE that before has any
Preparation been ecacious capable of producing eff
pct % rapid 50 satisfactory as Grandsans Medicinal
BE growth of gray hardy using it constantly, the
sir prevented from falling Off and will grow again
Asry, Thenard thus expresses his opinion re-
2on to the animal greese in this admiral
pos't,01l Book IL E;ge aaa Considered re pny:io0si.
ensuriAg the organs the of tempe
nature, while ii dimirishes their sensibility
who have the misfortune 10 lose their HAZE, to
have 1t turn GRAY, and subject to DASpkFF will find
consolation in the important discovery OF remedy and
preventive which will entirely do away with various
Dis and Pomades assuming thousond forms and names
Wv vAa kind Composition could that be, nvested BY
fcss familiar ritA the Study Of The sksn the head?) The
see Of the above observations must be apparent to all
Thousands Of persons who have tried the virtue of the
any Oils Balms and Ponades without success and have
enes used the Com position with the happy effects
San affirm the prompt fulhment Of the author
Eused according to the directions
HERE is NO nUMRUG; read what Grandjesn him.
sefsays in his pamphlet (Page o)-"k remains for
% s,rs y PrGps care and :sims", A, po~sr Is An.
senssiess qsaek could alone Lhe contrary
The public is informed that the only genuine Medicinal
ng Ms becoming gray-snd radically curing Disease Of
he scalp-a composition recommended by all physicians
who have it, is to be obtained oths proprietor
~ b. Each Bottle - ~ have Grandjean's Composition
Tor the HAIR" stamped in the gas-; accompanied with
BOOK having the preprisors written sgnaturehe only
method detect the MANY Commercials in
ne Inn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
SHE X NJ A MS
WORM LOZENGES

| 400 600 Bo,e. sold Last yssr.Furthsr evidence Of
Capt C,n, Of Nantucket, Consulted DR.. sherman,
Of his eight years old lie had been IN decline
for several mouths End attended BY four Ply sian' who could
give him reisI HIS symptoms anness. palid hue
very ofes.,. breath disturbed sleep broken of BY fright
through the day he anus tows ugh With shiny
discharges from the bowels The Doctor the
Of aud nded has Worm Lozenges. Ansr
the FIRST dose the d to Tia parents frightened the
susntIty &C lat from hm-he mend al
aud before he had used boz entirely cured
Benz r. oodspsed 80 Srth Avenue, has always cured hts
sbar,n o. worms BY shermsn Lorens,s He would D.
without them IN ~ house
The Rev Jsber Townssnds little girl nire old
ncurabls by two ply She
", asd miserable that death alone looked
for relief Three doses Of shsrman Worm Loserges
tirely cured her
pr Stevens Of the mott DISTINGUISHED rhy .ei@ns
this eosstry, Shermans Worm Loreues safes
best article he knows Of for destroying worms.
DR. Hu.ter another celebrated physician, uses no o,hse
medicine N his practice.
Dr. Castle qs7 Broadway has used sh,rmaas Lozeuges
his rrsctcs for than two years. and knew them
To fail.
Hon p. y Besrasey, Col L. Clark, Jsseph Hspes Eco.
Professor Bnha, and the tho,ssnas who have used these
ozenge- fully attest 10 their great and wonderful virtues
Sold Al the indicated Loxerge Warehouse, ios Nassau
street " lss tpisn street, Brooklyn, and 50 North
Srth street, Phil phis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
BROWN & Coz aa one saaiiiy and one price Hat :
NEW STORE, AND ALL NEW GOODS,

1r@3 JUST opened corner Broadway and Canal st.
tss ties Slippers all the coors Of fashion, misses ana
Shoes Of the latest fashions; the handso
Dress Boots for 50 and warranted
freheh aud native calf Boots from SIS SO to
equal SIS to S. boots with the variety OF
too to mention per less
the city Ladies' India Rub
Der Shoes Also geneuens cork soled Boots Just call and
for yourselves at 4is Broadway Canal
WALKER cos; at l7s Hudson, Canal; go
Canal streets the largest best quality and cheapest
4 The Uplt ted ne Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
DOCTOR YOUR SELF

LITILE DUUK. = -iiEei The Nubicen written By a Ply
n ii ian o. several years practical experience in this city
treats clio dsrs Of private nature with
u. effect big own cure andis plainly written that
every who reads 81 will certainly understand it, and will
be enabled b. Judge Of the nature Of his Tie
price only 81 eets ard 10 SOLD al the drug Fut
street Of Gold 100 Will, see 90 ner of Fulton
~ Hart, as Brosdwsy % and $50 Bowery Canal street
los cecsweh street - Chatham street rs Delaney
Of sufok and "a MagaIin. street, New orieans
trnE..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
BLANKET REPOSITORY,

No. ~ S9sH Markst-sf cor. Of Msrchssts Ro,o,
BOSTON.
SupHa k bosnd Bed Bsatss. great VARSITY Na<sinss
y Bisststs he, and scarlet; Negro Blankes
kinis Coat Blankets. blas. green and scarlet.
PcNssars Tor the soathsrn, W.stsrn ssS Ns~ Engsps
Mat tirited call AID this
rtsch s'li - sod % YER rssousble terms.
JANIS BOYD SONS, Age.ts for
oss I'M aschsniesi aseafaes.r,ns Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

DILEs, PILES-BEAGH's Pile Eleetrary 10 warranted to
affective mad dangerous disc instance
the money refunded w. do not he;ts,e TO advertise q
the world a remedy for hts complaint and TIC
conditions which Is offered prove sincerity Prepared
by pr UPHAM, atey of the firm Of Beach Upham) aad
sol n this only Al lss Bowefy mo lrs'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
THE SILESIAN POLISH.

The SILESiAN POIISH.
pres the valuable article those quanted
with it properties may be necessary to state that 4 4
an RS % Se p %
only Necessary TO satisfy any PEI son of it, utility i
own jsasmsat, try try it ssl be sopsineed. -, '
I shSsssss sSS . a. hg essential R10Fs5tiss Of
Fs,s, csSsSy ware, NstGssaz' &; &C. c,,;
Lireetons for using &C, secon,p any sa,f garer .,
the sssian Polish an article prepared and sod y Ras
Peters Coz No So Court andt street city Of New York for
brass plate, cutlery Britannia mahogany, and in fact
say we consider the ssssn sSPer
any ether article now IN Use prodscos RAPID and beA,i
'" New Y York. Ky ri. h ossobsr.
Proprietors Frash q HOp.s G.sy N e New York
Proprietor Ams5isqn HG!fl, Ply # Ne s York
ProDretor. Of caK HSts S,y Of HeMYOrh.
S o BY RsSs Go and ednssr
equal to the given upon the each
The cutlery new sp
as l'As as the use Of bE sf1'assd oRcyTT
rr0D''st9Ir sy SIJ JTb5 HS!s,' Albany
Nm Proprietor franklin House. Albany.
~ Prepared and ''1 kG ysf3s'f P'ififyERs CO.
And at retail BY most of the drv this city and
throughout the United States. ni SIM
SOMETHING WORTH ADvERTIsING:--The Pre-
other working chairs in the following particulars:
L In IT, /: perfect perfset seIs
person can recline their entire length and rock
s esn 1os DANCE. of falling out
s. The rockers are out Of The way Of the feet.
IL sssSsa and aaS ,.sss ,arp.
Wholesale and retail, ala Broadway;
NB-on account, of the seactiOn OF his chair is inva
liable IN cases Of 'ndisPas,tion
IN he during winter.