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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
MONEY MARKET.

The Stock rke has not been very active to-day and
prices have nuetuated. United States Bank declined
per cea.; Delaware and Hudson per cent; North Ameri
Trust and Banking CO. 1! per cent; New Jersey Rail
rosi per cent; vcksburgh PER cent Sales Of bills
Philadelphia made at al Ohio per cent, 1896, sold
q ps; illinois es So New Orleans bonds second Munic
pali.y 20 the Of sold 5s The transsc
lions foreign bills continue to be small The packet for
Hs,re srred out $4,000 in specie
u has been avorte argument with the banks in favor
Of Suspension and resumption tina, the contraction Of
the currency, attending such cments, would be Of
ra Inconvenience to the community, and would tend to
prevent the crops from going freely market; Of the
souhern states banks those Of Georgia and Louisiana
have ecei upon this great principle, emanang from the
United states Bank. Oh the other han having n
an interest has been forced pursue op
pose policy. The banks have been obliged vigorously to
contract to themselves without any regard for the
interest others The result has teen that every ine
rest whether mercantile agricultural has depended
trcly upou its resources, and by doing the whole
interest Of the state has rapidly improved until she IL
nearly Of debt, and Der credit the hghes, the list,
Her aeghbour Illinois, has pursued the southern policy,
and her credit both home and abroad stands very
although her natural and resources equal TO
those Of any state the Union The banks Of Ohio since
April is,e have steadily curaled their movements until
tie has reduced half The following
Is ia5e the leading features Of the banks the LIST
ins. as compared with those Of many former periods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
Died.

On Tuesday 27th inst of lingering illness; ERsa nd.
ans OF the Rev. silvanus Botat deceased, aged
rs years
Her relatives and friends and those of her brother,
George Botat and brothern-law John Raynor, re-
specuy invited to attend her funeral this day at o.
riff street
On Tuesday, 2Tth inst John .4hrohsp Of William
and Jane Ann skinner, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his father 7s Resde
street, at 4 O'Clock, without further invitation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
PEAsEs' HoREHoUND CANDY.

Nffr York. March 10, 1Nfo
THIS certify that have been suffering under the effects
very cough and cold, AMI after making Of
several kinds medicine without receiving benefit from
the sane, fearing my cold would settle lungs and
hne Cor eugth Of time from business employed
an eminent phv and under his treatment two
months and IN the meantime rettrg worse nsesd better
fro-, lie advi eof friend Induced 20 try
Clarified Essence of HerehouDd Candy which imtneditcly
rn Cor being eonled the house and not able 10 leave
bed and must unquafedly that after mailing
srEe packages Perfectly restored TO Turner health;
nd 80 blessing ID that feel bound
o.manics TO the public that they may know where
nd We healed likewise. w. l.. IRISH, ~ Ludlow Al.
Tustns sole fer Nassau Of Am. None
nuue unless each package signed j. pease Son. Division
H.. o9s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
b. THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.

The ELEcrIoNl FRAUDs.-Frem the Baltimore
American Of yesterday, We learn that George Rston
Of Philadelphia, presented himself before the Court
and gave bail in the of $1,000, for his appear
ance to answer the charge Of election frauds.
Mr.. LETTERS was arrested during the morning by
the Sheriff, and brought into Court He stated that
he had been in Baltimore since Friday last, but
avoided arrest by close retirement at his resi-
dence with view of obtaining bail previous TO
rendering himself. in consequence Of The severe ILL.
of his little boy, who is lying at the point OF
death.
He gave bail, and was released.
Riston denies any participation in election frauds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
AaxANsAs ELxcrros.-Rsturns have been re-
eeived from four additional counties, which We add
to those given yesterday;
New YoRK, Oct. q, 1910.


DEAR STA: IL am horror-struck at reading the
account of the atrscious outrage of yesterday.
am ashamed of my fellow citizens. 1t seems that
the astounding disclosures Of enormous frauds in he
very temple Of liberty, was not enough, but now
we must assault with vioencs the sacred majesty
of the laws and scar the face of heaven itself Oh,
il is too muchl l want words TO express my deep
indignation and adherence at such proceedings.
Although am sincerely and firmly opposed to the
present administration, cannot conscientiousIy,
will not, vote for single man named in the recent
deveiopm ents; not that think all alike guilty, but
l am compelled to believe against my wishes, that
all are more or lie tainted
l would entreat as an old friend, as constituent
and former supporter Of Mr.. Grnnell, that he woad
stop where he is, make no more dispositions, pub
Iish no more cards. and sign no more addresses; IT
!, dangerous If he had at first simply come out
with his own individual denial Of any participation
witt the secret movements of the Wall street clique
If he nd stood aloof and held no communion with
them ninety-nine out Of every hundred voters OF
the city of New York would have considered him
innoc.nt, and free from any suspicion. But now,
oup does not know what to think, or what to be-
Iieve. One word more. l hardly know how to APP
proach the subject; it is delicate one The Union
tsts, let them take heed of their ways. Overstep
mot the legitimate bounds Of their duties, for which
thew are hired and paid ], for one, whe have some
Knowledge of their operations, will be the first to
expose any thing deroeatory to the character of an
honest man, and good whig.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

as Huns THEArRE-Mr. Hill is going a.
head with his adopted child; and successfully
ing the affections Of the community towards his pro-
tes6 He mfurls the flag Of independence, and his
follower. from early associations rally to his sup.
port. This evening he produces Wife for Day,
And several other interesting pieces, including the
Paddock, Hypocrite, Nature and Philosophy, and
anx;etg TO render his friends contented with his
preten sions, and has far been successful his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
Thi. table show. the following auctuson in tAs OF il

Notwithstanding the steady reduction in currency and
bank accommodation evacsd in this table, the amount Of
business done in the state has been large and during the
last few months constantly increasing The following is
table of arrivals of produce at the port of Cleveland from
the Interior and the clearances of goods for the Interior
four months up the LIST inst Of this year. compared
with last .
AMOUNT PRorERrY CLEARED AND ARRIVED AT THE PoRr
OF CLEvELA AND, MONTHS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
o. ID II. l.. G. IRA RDIN 90.
No7 DIVISION STREET. Nat


ASp No. 50 BErKsss srstrr, CorrsR OF CLuv.
TO THE AFFLICTED-Do not be discouraged and give
hopeless, though you have been TO great
Dr. L. GIRARDlN'S mednines for the certain DIS
for the increduous have been Obliged TO ae
knowledge their In curing diseases which every
other medicine had failed 10 effect They possess most as
surdy csansitg and healing virtue which " not 70 be
found in other preparations From tie abuses setsed upon
the patient Of hs money but with daring impunly sport
with his fe persons becomnE perfectly disgused
with thing entertaining to the Medical Profession ens
ready pronounce aotevery medicine though entirely
Of its virtue humbag Aud here would
say, hun,bug humbug shall have your money
we are that the use bottle OF these medicines will be
evidence in their favor TO publish long
list hundreds ofwhich might from the most
tisputabe but merely to state whore the medicine
be obtained Experience established their pers 10
better than those II other remedy For sale al Dr. Gil
RARDIN's Principal Oce MOI Division street Cath
srne and ~ Beekman at Of Cliff Advice gratis
OF At
TO car UNDERGRADUATES AND PLUsII-so piecIo
black and brown ssslets 20 do black and Plush IS
oai 81 PHILIPS EyrISGE. "a Broad 81.
dutch FLOWER BULBs--IIyacinths, Tulips. Croeus,
- Crownmperal Gadious Narcissus lust received from
Holland, and Tor sale a the new Ansrisen Seed stov.
BAyARlAN BREWERY IN NEWARK The superior
re Ale brewsd " the German style ready; fer sale
70 ehs and half bbs for family and IN shipping order Or
oa, i'm. WILLIAM wARBURe's. ,ssl Fml,op 81.
SPANISH DoUBLooNs-Purshased AT the highest mar
~ kst rtes,by =. J. syLvEsTER,
m No. n W all Of. and 100 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
PEALE's aEW YORK MUSEUM
OLE NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCJ

Broad'rsy, opposite the City Hall and Pork
Day ,stsrs to the Museum admitted the
lug, free OF charge
The IRISH GIANT, Mr. ocIaneey the largest and best
propor,ooed nan In the United States be during tina
GRAM. CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
TAI MUSIC given by Mrs Morley, the celebrated aist
Of the London Concerts Mr. Beames az,
Of music and orgsnist Of Ct Peter Church. Of this ey-ssd
Mr.. ID. johnson. - -
LYING BOA CONSTRUCTOR SERPENT. from
South America. perfectly gentle.
- --.-
Admtsnee TO all the entertainments Is cents Childr..
hai price
A MusEMENrs.y.C Q. AL 'sWAsHIN0TONBOW
A LING SALOON, 2o2 Broadway sasseriber hss a.
ted Bowling saloon under Keller Pines with threS
new Ally and shuttle Board not TO be the
city Gentle men q the city and country viii find the vsry
movement place Of
TO those who wish TO themselves The Bar will aIwsvs
lowed. - >S -
NB-cntemen wishing TO learn the game IN fod ,x,.
fenced g me keepers to teach them. % an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

MISSISSIPPI RIvER-The st. Louis Republican
of Oct. 18th says: 1.-THE river had risen Tuesday
last two feet and half and is still rising. Boats OF
the largest class daily arriving and departing,
generally with full freghts."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

THE ONO RIVERA incinnati paper of the 18th
inst SAYS: 1t has now been raining continually for
several hours and there great probability that ma
yigation will be good during the fall"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

SALES Srocxs PHILADELPHIA YEsrERpAY.-St65o
Drafts New York. at sight lo2 50 shares United States
Bank, cash, s7t; So do Wilmington X, AL.
Second Board-I0 ,hares Bank. 81; $500 Drafts on
New York, a sight.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
DAGUERRE'S DIORAMAs.
Oil Broadway. opposite the Apollo

90 Open every Day, from u O'Clock A. toa O'clock r.
DAGCERnE'S REAL AND NEW DIORANAs
(FRoM PARs)
Just brought BY VI. NJ. MArIgy and Lo~Art.
This celebrated and admired interior Of the CHURC ST
ssIIdIEs,NTNE pU MONT at fsris, representing MID
One new tab,sg I,rrss.ntisg The magnificent VIEW OF
Both Of these tsbsau being with modification. Of
and night.
every opportunity OF seeing these spsu-
o6 in -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
Foreign Markets.

I,v,SA Oct. I0.-Lumber in good demand at S2sas3O.
Exchange England, Iiial5 New York par to prem;
New Orleans nominal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

GnDrP9 esseS Ss ,rs,I Ri s5J s.I,.
- 4 care Of certain delicate a,ssrdsS .e' \.
performing perfect DAYS these Ps may ss
walking the sitting with friends
the feasibility EivuT offence, beng detected iuir-
ing any change ibusness or Diet Price 81 bOS fcr sss
drug stores
100 FULTON street, corner Of William ct
MS Broadway, Of Chamber ct acKt the PerA.
~ Canal street.
a. Bowerr, corner Of Walker 81.
Cireenw ich St, near Barclay.
Ice Delsscy, corner Of Suffolk street.
ff Chatham street. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
OF AmEha22cchkt S rVi2ISSroRrEs,

Painted by EugIne Lami sbey Bellsnge and other &C.
- = - LIBERATED French artists
NEW ORLEANs-LAKE ERIE-IORK TOWN
These magnificent Paintings, wenty feet in width .as
sfteen FEET hgt form the first series Of collections
70 illustrate the Naval and Military History ns1
states an have been executed in Paris srrerse Of
" thouana francs each by the most celebrated ar
style Of the splendid representation Of Napoeons 10
the Mufee du Luxemhurg and Chateau de Versailles.
The rs two, New Orleans and Lake Ere) exhp
biting AZ The Granite Bulip Chambers sd
Broadway. Entrapee IN Chsrnb,r ~ street.
Admission cents Open from o'clock In the mornne IL
~ the evening OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

SHIP NEWS
ALEXANDRIA Oct 24-Arr Sea Serpent I'm Lubec; sid Della
ware, Boston. ,., -,
RoMAoND, Oct 2s-Ar Neptune, FIN Boston sid Elizabeth.
New York.
CHARLEsror. Oct 2s-Arr Merom, I'm Portland Me.
22-Went O Howard, LIVERPOOL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

AUCTION NoTICE-TQ PRINTERS AND BOOK
n BlNDERs-Win b. sold AZ public auction by w. W.
shirley the No 2s Nineteenth street the
eth avenue Thursday October 9sth quantity Of Tyre,
nearly new Of ounts dosbe cylinder Napier
Printing Machine, Hoes pstent Smiths patent Hand
Press With Tntns Machine a,ched COMPOSING Sticks. l.
levs Chases and other materials OF printing Office The
stock n Bookbinder Tools, Presses &c sale TO commence
alta O'Clock
@ Kirp Browns omnbuses pass the cad Of the street
every few minutes o2s ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

BY THOMAS BELL,
(Ns~es Mes. 81 .Asw rad us Fnh9n SIRE

Splendid sale Of second band and new Furniture an is
varieties O'clock the sale Aso, rich Brussels
ing ain and venitian carpets, oil CLOTH kc Nc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
Packets 60 Depart .

Lorsor
PHILADELPHIA, Morsas, Nov |
Ssnsos, sturves, Nov 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

BY smart Man a. coash%sn
first ra,e te.,imoniss Of Character and cspabty
Apply at 81 South st. o2S lw
ASD ksn, W x
iris DAY aud Ear,Ssnware, suitable
::; ':i ; si%iis' ';5's:sss
!. .s & is or sa ssa ~ 81
sensa . 5 ss Sale eP @ Ssds at T
o'clock fine Letter Paper, assorted coors
a MERICAN HOTEL,-The proprietor respectfully in:
in Ordinary Hts
now PREPARED 10, the reception OF am,rs and single genie
estabiishmsus Of similar Mind II the city on 81
SGab0N ,"
tia! be has much to thanks for great patronage
h T he ss
S s ss E a1a pa TO S H
cal and nsrumenta eon'nces him that his
Under these and protesting at the time
for III may him !. but u crate
him II. i,ST
kARY wishes rS,nsS e e e Mobile. to .n sS il
.h. ss H Se. as %cad
Ss they Sa JON ,
sdic H. and isfi at the Herald oss will Be pansiuay
9s hs L.. opened Che splendid store ass PrsaaTa
Wholesale s.,aSlish%sP, NJ iwsil street. - A.. ,n. :,
his fancy ssay
shall Dc s p.snsa By the mos, careful selection Of he Choices.
;'a We
fore been offered to ,he American public , I''' ''
and nus German pipes bowls tubes and amber mouth
with svs,y variety that Injury of the
- The Wholesale depot as usual No 4wallst c2sIw
pDI un
II Principe segs La Cruz Perez NOva and Steam
5000 + Norma
Ksaa ronpera' GEIgIss Sc hs s ss s
Just received lot of Perez aud Rsndom Principe
Segars. o2e I'm
NoTICE.-DAGUERRg'sD IoRAMAs! IN N. Maj.
+: :;s: ;: sss H. nd E 6! ;
from O'clock until 10 10 the evening. o2s lw.
GROUP, GROUP.
MY CHILD recently af cted with the Group, and
prs sia a %Ssd Hs sons ssoT: c
So and the effects astonishing Her complaint bslsd
s s s .H ,s yet @' SS'H
s o
NIUE e"''''" '' j. HdRRsoS, 50 Man street Brooklyn
Ms..r. Psa;s Son, IS D.. sion street ..
severe month $50 b, quite unable
trial of Clarified Essence Of Hoarbound andy, which
did aud found almost rele and
ed il several Of my profession ard they found great
regulator Of the voice remain YOURS,
COUNSELLOR SMITH 10 Liberty ST.
You at liberty to make puoie use Of this II you think
proper. T..
z,sssE e:,esr Of Third and poes H.
vail Broad Newark, y. j.; Hays 1893 Fulton street.
BrookynL None genuine unless each package is ssned
j. PEAsE son. 45 DvisioA street, of whom be OBJ
tanned wbeles ,le and retail o2s
MISS SIMS has taken the house No. Broadway, formerly
vi by Mr. Delspaine where she accommodate
and
o2siwF
DUTCH BULBOUs RoOTs-A. LEVY will sell on
~ Wednesday morning. at II O'clock at No ISL Broadway,
beautiful collection of Dutch Bultous Flower Roots just
received from Harlem, in Holland and are from the sans
florist last superior
consisting " double AMI single Hyaeinhs early and fate Tu
ps double and single Jonguis Anemonies Crocus, Crown
laperias. raeonss, &c All in remarkably fa. order As
to all who desire TO ornament their parlors,
Se. 20 attead, as the sale will be festive. oT q"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
PLAID CASSIMERES
FOR PANTS

Just received by the Steamer President, few pieces Of
Plaid Cashmere, Of superior quality and beautiful pat
iernsthe most FASHIONABLE article new worn n London will
be made Is ess than the usual charge for such
goods, by WYMAN qa5 Broadway. Gentlemen invited
to and examine them with variety Of other gods that
will be sold ~ great bargains oiO I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

XTTN1 INFWNHU-NONF1- EUNT.-On rafnrdal
DIV ternoop last between Plat the Brooklyn
Ferry or IN brookyn parcel about inches long and
broad containing about $50 mostly " United States Bank
notes lone Of which IL $500 note OF the United states Bank
and about $3.50 IN New YORK s,ie and New England
principally Of the Commercial Banh Of Buffalo; also dry
papers which receipted bill for draft
BY house at Auburn at days Cor about sss drawn
By hardware house Pearl street dated August nth
months for ssi So The above wrapped up piece OF
newspaper and tied with piece Of twine The above
will W. Cor the OF the money &c application
70 No Plat street. New York, No. las Willow street
pr00klyn. az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28

AUCTION NoTiCE-vxTENsIvE SALE OF GOOD
n FURNlTURE.-On Thursday, At lol o'c'ck, will be
sold without reserve the entire Furnere contained ia the
house No 81 Broadway comprising almost article
full and desirable IN housekeeping. - -
o2s ct THOS. BELL, Auet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
o. Ladies win find the sdver,isementof French P
in column on the ith page. sic 3mis

IA FOR SALE, TO SET, OR EXCHANGf--im
fTf mediate possession given-the elegant, new, three
Gl1 storJ Brick Hou'e with finished attic, bsseuent.
aud counter cellar No So Fourteenth streehss Nah
doors with plated iurn,tsre the FIRST
ties CRATES pszzs kc This house the second from Broad
way Of the eve buildings the south side n Four
tenth street between the Fifth aud sish Avenues IL will
be sold odsrate price and rly the whole purchase
money remain mortgage; or would be ssehanred for
property in the lover part Of the city Apply at s. Wall
street. Ofhce, No.
ALSO, FOR SALE, several lots Of ground broadway
Union place. and eight lots the side Of seventh
avenue forming the whole front Of the bloch between 2th and
0oh. fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
BY BUTTERFIELD & coAcEMoI

Store No 10 Esst BToafrdp.
Out door sales Of Furniture &c punetualy at
tended to, and respectfully solicited
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
J. NJ Wheeler, Aucfionesr.
BY J.C. MAITLAND,

THIS DAY,
FUaNITURE-At 10 o'clock, in front of Store gene.
raj assortment Of Household Kitchen furniture consisting
ard second hand bureaus sdeboards secretary does
cases mahogany and cherry tables, French and plain
ia bedsteads writing desks mahogany and seat chairs
rocking csirs looking glasses double flint and decanters
wine glasses &c hall lamps mattel clocks croekery glass
ware, &c.
BAH families breaking up house keeping, and wishing
to dispose Of their goods will be punctus attended to by
sending their address to the store and goods to amount
purchased.
advances paid all goods semitic the store and
cash paid for all goods on IN. da; OF sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-28
HERALD MARINE NEW
Port OF New York, October as, is.
Departure Of the Atlantic

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ NOON srrs........... 50
y, srrs. ...,.... ...s 10 preB wArss.......io 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-16
HOIsatOnic Rail Road.

~ HOuSatOMiC Rail Road.
nN and after Wednesday morning of this
" week, the Cars will leave New-Milford
every morning. Sundays excepted, at 5 o'cl'k
A. M. and arrive in bridgeport in time for
passengers to take the Steamboat for New
York. t E. PORTER,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Bridgeport, Feb. 16, 1910. r 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1840-04-16
The World Redeemed.
Resurrection or Persian Pills:

4 EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful The
- day has come when they can arm themselves
with the precious relic, which almost defes disease in
all its various ranhcations, and gladdens the heart
sinking under the grlevous burthen of weakness and
disease. Doctors with all their boosted science ST en-
aside, and contemplate the usherhg in of new and
eventfu era, in which the inhabitants are their own
physicians. ...--- ~
The seals are broken, the mystery is revealed the
remedy ls in their own hands, the East, the fountain
of all light, has opened her vast storehouse and is
pouring forth to morus the precious sap Of life and
health. -.
Persia and India, the adored OF the present. and the
worshpped OF future ages are lavshng upon US their
richest boons, causing the heart leap for Joy at see
ing the sick healed the lame walk, and presenting to
those that are whole, guarantee for 81 CENTS for
preserving the shield of health and enjoyment.
The Persian and India extracts, the wonder of the
age, have been so thoroughly tested. proved, and
unanimously patroni2ed, and conceded to by all pro-
LESSONS and classes, physicians not excepted, who
have become acquainted with their unparalleled vir-
tues; the universal and unbounded confidence they
insure, added to the grateful and uncaed for tesmo-
mails in their favor is sufficient to warrant every in
dividual with confidence to make trial of them
"A treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and
cure, with certificates from many influential persons
who have been raised where the skill of the best ply
sicans had failed, and the various medicines of the
day had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
For convenience, these extracts are made into Pills.
and nre called RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN
PILLS. Try one box, and your money will be re.
funded II they are not what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra Of the age.
Lake & iiayse, Bethem Messrs. Belts, Woodbury..
j. M. CLARK, general agent for the states Of New
York and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall, Roch.
ESTER N. Y. ly23