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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

We indebted to friend in Hartford for com
plee table OF the returns of election for Governor in
1888 and 1899 II exhibits the following aggregate
resus
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1901 ,263 30
s3,476,937 0s

Between the 2lst and 3lst July there issued
$500 $40 "a in notes of $50 TO 81 900, bearing inter
est at ,, s. and 10 per cent. OF these there have
been redeemed 81 5 300
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NOTES

TREASURY NOTES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
August 3, 1910.
Amount of Treasury notes issued under the acts of
Congress of 18th of October 1887, 2lst May, 1888,
and ID March, 1889, $40 567,0sG D
OF that amount there has been re-
deemed 1926, s22 90
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Aggregate outstanding,

Leaving of that issue outstanding,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12

more important cases, in either of which
to perish indicates an unlimeiy end.
l. To lose ones natural life by water,
as, Jonah l: 6:) What meanest thou,
o sleeper, arise, call upon thy God, if so
be that God will think upon US, that we
perish not" Also Matt 8: 25:) "And
his disciples came to him, and awoke him,
saying, Lord save US, we perish"
2 By hunger Luke Is: ny And
when he came to himself he said, How
many hired servants Of my Gther have
bread enough, and to spare, and l perish
with hunger."
5. By riolence (Matt. 26: 52) Then
said Jesus unto him. Put up thy sword
into its place, for all they that take the
sword shall perish with the sword.''-,
And said Caaphas John II: 49:( "Ye
know nothing at all, nor consider that it
is expedient for US that one man should
die for the people, and that the whole
nation perish not.' So the Savior again
John 3: l4) LAS Moses lifted up the
serpent in the wilderness, even SO mus
the Son of Man be lifted up, that whose
ever beLieueth IN him should not perish
but have eternal life Also 90: 81:
My sheep hear my voice, and [ know
them, and they follow me, and [ give unt
them eternal life; and they shall neve
perish, neither shall any pluck. them ou
\ Of my hand" MAT. s: l4:) Even SC
). it is not the will Of your Father, vhic
is in heaven, that one of these little one
:. should perish' But Pau: waxing bol(
said TO the unbelieving, (Acts 10: 4O.)-
Beware, therefore, lest that come upo
you which is spoken of in the prophet
" Behold, We despisers, and wonder, al
% perish. See, also Luke Is: 33, Fl:
Rom. 2: IL, Cor. /: Is, 2 TheSs. 2: l
- and the like.
But why did Jesus, the apostles a
w. others, in that day and generation, say
nc much about perishing more than at
u, former period2
Tau To be concluded next week.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, l84O.
abridged ]
hereafter.

THE convention pursuant TO announce
menl, commenced its sittlngs at Ffeema-
sons Hall, this morning. The internal
ARRANGEMENT of the Hall was most Jud'cl-
ous. and reflected the highest credit on the
committee to whom it was contlled. Anew
minutes before eleven O'Clock, the BODY OF
the hall was fully occupied With the oeie-
oates, the attendance Of whom was very
numerous while the upper end and one
side Of it were appropriated TO ladies'
considerable number OF whom were pres
ent, and among them several lena'e AGO.
l;,;on;sts from the United States were con-
spicuouS. ,>,d
: W. Il. BLAIR, ESQ. (of Bath rose ana
s.;d Onr venerable friend, Thomas Clark
, son, Esq. will shortly enter the room
am requested to suggest, IN c9nS'oe'"-
: lion Of The infirm state of his health, thai
s mere would be no feeling of popular appfo
J Ih,,icn on his entrance. Perhaps the mos
accentable way in which he can be recei''
>, cd viii be by the company Standing.
TuouAs CLARKsoN, ESQ. then entereS
,e the room leaning on the arms OF W. l.
re Crewdson, ESQ. and J. Surge. Esq. an'
ID accompanied by his daughter-ln-iaw an
: WILLIAM ALLEN, ESQ. sad, nav
/" been requested by the committee TO pfopo1,
: - his numerous and respectable asSem'
, 10 that our venerable and venerattd if'eh
he ,Thomas GARRISON, Esq be chairman
''' this convention. cN vorI
nat J. G.. BIRNEY, ESQ. (ol view l " "
To seconded the motion, which was put al
nj agreed 10, after short pause OF silence
l'e' IosEpH SURGE, ESQ. made some
ect' servations respecting the past services
tier ,ha chairman, and in alluslon 10 his graf
not SON nine years old that very day. ""no
~ The only living representative oil our ', HeI
the wy NJ Y" a5.;rman who bears his name a
ter Who accompanied his aged granaIa'n
ry." :. When many of US are removed 10 :
l2@ bonroe. where the wicked cease !
A. = troubling and the weary are at rest
~ = when The distinctions OF cline ana G
'ne will be swept away for ever, may ne
III ut that the Divine blessing has res'eu y
. our exertions, and behold that happy
when the sun shall cease to rise uPC
tvrant, or set upon slave
I'd for The venerable chairman then rose
.andid said, nv dear friends, | stand before
81 ~ as a humble Individual whose lie has
most intimately connected with the
's se' iect which you are met this day 10 CO 60
. er. was formerly, under Proud
Of the the originator. and am now pnna
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
TO be concluded next week.

The following sketches of the proceed
ings of the London Convention are fro m
the Anti-slavery Reporter, the organ OF
the New Organization at New-7 York. 1t
is the most condensed account | have
found. There is not room in the TeIe
graph for an extended report. l may
give extracts from speeches, protests &c.
herpafpr
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
aionday, june 18Th.

NIUHuIs , uIIS IO++3.
Robert X. GrerilIe. L. L. ID. in The
chair. MIR. T. Buxton and Sir l.. WI
mo, appeared. Mr.. Boulton moved that
a committee be appointed to collect and ar
range the facts on the advantages OF free
over slave labor, TO report thereon such
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12
Trees.

the genuine
rus Multicau-
PoMERoT
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-12

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
CELEBRATED EYE
w AFTER

A MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed by Dr. J..
n FRANCIS Oculist, No. 10 Barclay street.
My grandson afflicted for nearly years WITH what
medical term, scrofueus ephama, aud nebua each
eye; and great the aton the white Of his
eyes like scarlet and fer the part the time he could
bear the light His head broken and in crust
had him in the Eye nhrmary for eight months he was DIS
charged as ncursele ysiciaos consulted, and many
remedies used, without any good effect.
lives lengh induced ts trial of Dr. Franei' Eye
Water and to the asonshment Of all who knew my grand
he now restored perfect sghtana the crofula
entirely remov.dsnd had been for hi, water be-
eve the child would have been totally blind fer which the
Doctor is entitled my lasting esteem and gratitude.
New York, 18th month, 70, 1889
We the undersigned cheerfy certify the truth of the
above statement all its particulars having been wit
nesses Of the facts therein contsined
Charles Sanford Sarah NJ. Sandford Sarah g. Vail Ann
Carolan ssa Walton las Rivngon street. Prudence Wal
ton Sarah Jane Walton Hannah Vail, Rachel Luudy III
Orchard street William Webster Jane Webster, 264 Hous
ten street, William Webster Margaret Webster 80 First
street. David Webster Mary Webster SO Second Avenue.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
This is to certify that my child amest blind for three
with nebuIa and large ulcer that covered tie sight
We took her to Eye n6rm Cor year, but received
benefit Of the first ply cian and oeulsts then
consulted and remedies tried, without any good
effects Having heard Of astonishing performed
by DR.. J. Francis celebrate Eye Water, procured few
bottles, and 10 a,tonshment and all who knew her.
made aperiect in five weeks consider this Eye
the greatest blessing that has been offered the public
My cHid can be at No IL Avenue between Houston
and Second street. WILLIAM ANsEL.
From the testimony of those who have used Dr. j. Francis
celebrated Eye Water unhesatney recommend it to the
notice Of the public, most valuable and safe remedy
Rev Duncan Dsasar Pastor the McDougal Church.
Rev. Mr. Harrison, Al Thompsoast.s
Rev. Mr. Davis Pastor OF the Church at Latngtown Y
Mr.. Smith, IS Frankfort street.
Dr. Gerny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
Loedoa.
Mr.. Stephen Foster, Saint Johns, New Br un.wick
Mr.. JoshrA Allen, har,spd, Vermont.
This Eye Water prepared sold by any person in
the UHitea States, but by Dr. j. Francis No. TO- Barclay
street.
o. Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. Francis without
giving the slightest which conno be distinguished from
the natural.
DIS 10 Barclay street. NY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

5000 REWARD REWARD, reward of t'oo HUNDRED dollars
ehe late Mr. Charles H. Phelps and Charles Noyes pas
sengers of the steamboat Lexington at the time Of her dsa
hundred dollars will be paid for the recovery Of
either.
Mr. Phep, abont ~ years ofsge about feet height
light hair and quite heshy Having recently spraned his
Gle he compelled to wear at the time Of leaving New
York, one shoe ane one boot.
Mr. Noyes about 81 of feet 10 inches
ia height and Of spare person. The APPAREL Of neither
collected but it presumed that the marks of the apparel
the papers accompanying the bodies will lead TO their identity
Any information respecting the bodies to be TO
LAMP DIXON CO.. No. Cedar street, to COURT.
LANDT PALMER, No. 2 Hanover street, New York.
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JUST PUBLISHkD.


CYLVESTER'S NEW REPORTER, IN PAMPHLET
- FORM.-Contaning full aud accurate list Of all the
Banking Institutions n the United States with the prices IN
the city OF all Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current
rates of Exchange. prices Of God and Silver, &c.
The terms 50 per advances single copies si1
cents each Persons purchasing II copies will be allow
ed fifty cent.
SYLVESTER CO, lt6 Broadway, respectfully ac-
qu.iat the public that such effected as to
able hn Drafts and Letters of Credit payable m
art Of England Ireland and Scotland in required
fIom 60 and upwards.
They will purchase Bills Europe and any part OF the
United States, collect e low They will
ao give the highest price fer Bank Of England Notes and
Foreign Gold and Silver Persons remtug draw at sight
for the left 80 days per cent per
will be al owed. ULeurrent money all kinds discounted at
The lowest rstts.
Stock and Commission business Of every hind attended to
with pupcuaity.
Person. residing in any part of The United States or the
CsBsda will have their commands executed with pupctssy
and dispatch, ard r'nger arriving in the city will find
greatly te their advantage ia call at SYLVESTER CO.'S
old established office, 100 Broadway where much valuable
information may be obtained free Of charge.
Cope ration Bonds on sale.
SYLVESTER CO, 156 Broadway,
below Maiden lane.
No with any ether Office, in th, city else.
where. is0 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

NEW SEED srORE--The subscriber respectfully in.
IN forms of horticulture and the public IA general
that he MAJ received seendd assortment of Roses, Ca
ueiiss Rhodolenaron kalmiss ana variety OF rare,
precious greenhouse Mos of them quite new and
have before introduced to this country He keeps
haze large stock Of excellent vegetable and hower Seeds
oflss year growth and will sell at the lowest rates,
WILLIAM WARBURG, No. Pine Il.
BAvARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, n. THE
snyersr pure Ale, brewed in the German sy IN the above
establishment 81 r. Warburg constantly on hand aud zoe
barrels and half do Tor family also IN shipping
order at No. 4 Pine street. lsi floor. oil sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
HOLD! BEFORE you PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIs

HOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE, LOOK AT THIS
H. NEWELL gives notice. that he is constantly recev
ing from his Factory, full supply of seaonable Boots
Shoes all Of his manufacture the materials selected tho
work supervised by him. and every pair waranted will
subreaury subtreasury ten per cent less Qualities
dered than be purchased elsewhere which he will prove
to the satisfaction Of the most ncredulsUs if they will only
him with call at No. 81 Canal l44 Chatham
N. B-A large assortment Of French goat skin on
hand. n7SRs
g TAMMERiG CURED.-DR. COMSTOCKS VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from the first OF
September till the last Of Junedurng July and August there
vacation All DESTROYS OF instruction either for the euro
of Stammerng Lispns, Improvement in Eocution may
learn the conditions of ANDREW COMSTOCK M. d. zoe
Mulberry iArch) street, Philadelphia.
Dr. Constocks Remarks Stsmmering and the
recommendations which he has obtained his System Ve
cal Gymnastics appended his Circular which shall
who wish 10 learn upon subject
Of his Intuition Satisfactory references be given tho
principle cities of the United States. nl6 3m+
nor THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAM
L rAGNE!. CHAMPAGNE "A large assortment Of
the following choice brands, rir 60 Union" HedsieckD
STAR" Lambert Co.." Steamboat \" Ship" Great
Western "Lusserne,n "Queea vic!sria," saechus,'
"Eagle,"" Anchor Harp" Constitution Arrewn BE-
sides other brands, at the Granite Wine Vaults,
EDW X. ROBINSON
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings, corner
Broadway and Chamber ST. entrance in Chamber at
di7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

ITO MARRIED wOMEN-Is it net but too well known
that the families OF the married often increase beyond
the happiness of those whe give them birth would dictate
In how many instances does the hard working father and
especially the mother Of poor family slaves through
their lives Juggling the of labor tong
hve and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort aud comparative aaence and if and toll have
weighed Down the spirit and at last broken the health of the
father how often is the widow left unable with the
intentions TO her fstherles offspring from becom
ng degraded Of charity progate votares Of vice
Is desirable thenis moral for parents TO their
antilles regardless of consequences to themselves the well
being of their ofpring ~hen simple healthy and
remedy within control The advertiser feeling
the Importance of hs subject and estimating the benefits
resulting thousands by the adoption of prescribed
her. introduced by the celebrated midwife and female pAy
clan, Mrs Reste the grandmother of the adverser and
who has made tins subject her particular and especial stady
Is not wise and vruous to prevent evils to which
subject by simple and healthy within control p
Every dpassonae vrtuou and enlightened mind, will
hesitsngly in the affirmative This them is all
Mrs K. recommends recommended Price Five Do
lars package accompanied with full and particular directions
Fer the Of those unable TO call personally Cir
cula" fully explanatory, will be sent free OF expense
postage exeepted) to part Of the city United States
All letters must be post paid, and addressed to MADAME
KESTELL FEMALE Physician. Principal Office, 100 Green
witch street. New York Office hours from A. NJ. to p NJ
ja4 lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

NOR THE FACE AND sktN. '-Jhurvhs Oe1siI.
Vecetab. Lotion, mendcd y, the faculty for all
Of the face aud sk II ersdcates aa pmpes tees
les. spots, redae ring worm, and ~ cusneous erupons
gradually reIRg delicate, clear se skn transiorms even
the most .alow complexion into radiant whens renders
harsh and rough skin beautifully soi smooth and even, i'm
parts the face and arms, healthy aud juvenile bloom
by due s application the result will be
beautiful complexion This Lotion Is exceeded BY no ether 10
world Suffice 20 say that It has been used with great
success. IN a.. ULited States and es; Indies without single
complaint Of u. sacy For sale at Chuchs Dspsnsary
ls5 Bo~e Of spring st. Prcs 70 cents per bottle
i.7 eodim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

IL fee Vesey street. Aston House-A Surgeon Of 10 years
practice in constant attendance radical
given all Of educbie rupture the strength and
utoaa health of the patient being otherwise Gnimpaired
With proper adaptation DR. Huis Truss is perfectly
the rupzre without pain the least danger the patient
the slightest interruption TO exercise business.
Attendance given in private hoases where required and
ttsr O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
", B-fsents cautioned against trusting spurious in
senons Of Trues advertised improvements upon Huls
Non. genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS G.
HULL-snd the only Office in New York she original one
formerly Fulton street. but No.4 Vssey street. Ator
Husr aSOeod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
PATENT wsNDLAss.
b K Dis II r A ID.

CO THE Subscribers Sole Pro5ristor and Manufacturer
prcssred W with despatch all orders fer their Tn
vased Patent sw-iled Beam Winds.s Bedesds which
almost universally used being the best article in
ssDted-conDInng ease, convenience ard durability.
The aekHs acted upon by the wndass and ,weed bean
made perfectly light and free from AL liability sagg still eay
elasticity the same which renders Il particularly
md simple constructions the matter OF putting up and an,
Town will be found Of but little trouble comparison with tho
fanny other construction, whilst the precision with which
component parts fitted acts safeguard against the nitro
iuetioa of sny hind OF vermin
From the taken to render each Bedstea6 perfect then
qualities for durability will recommend them purchaser
sAo invited TO cali and examine large assortment
,.nd.
Also larg assortment OF elegant Furniture, Mattra,s.i
Feather Beds nc constantly on hand.
J. W. c sOUTHACK, No l06 Broadway,
jei5y Frankla House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
COLT'
B 90 * X f r. ID 7 NJ G.

% .Nss's- 49, " >rh OfDN a Plan ENTIRE
~ l>rwTNe accounts the bases
chased under Five Divisions with definite explanations
after the forms Of and arithmetic IL contains
cabulary Of mercantile terms and phrases Also key
planning the naSre and Of Journazng each Of the Day
Beck entries practical accountant would erpaiR the
to his pua this simres the science that young
ofcommon English education acquire knowledge whou,
the assistance OF teacher Tie which is added. Directions
the Learner CONNIE cs Calculations and Prsea Forms for
keeping books every extent aud variety Of
houses Public Addresses the first delivered upon the sub
Jet, &c, &c-his day published by William Jackson. lO2
Broadway aud for sale at the principal Bookstores the Unit
ed States. n6-bm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
PvBLrsHrD pAILy By
y JAMES ssg AZ DON B n Nh A. II x


TERys or ADVEpTIsISG.--The extensive ercrls.pss
Of the HEhaLu both IN town aud country make q szpsss
channel Cor advertisers.
ven TWELVE
day. 90 30 days, 81 20 days, 81 s. 70 Gays ~ 10
' y Ia rs s so zoo ~ A
iO0l6 1919 9iail IS aN
roR rfeHr Lawns
weeks, 81 sol months, 90 90
1 moph 90 0 mou,hs, ia a.
r. An advertisemev.to be paid before TIER inssrtors
A3vert inserted IN the VASTLY HER.lb at 81
uer square svery insertion.
MouHiNo HEsALD-ssued every morning eToe2t sunday!
price ces per copy Country subscrbcrs firhshsx ~
The rate, Cor any speei6c PERIOD rnttsoes in al
No paper sent, unless pad IN advance.
WEEELv HxRALD-tsued SATURDAY. yao,rps a. an
clock p'lcs cents ssry. Furnished cnuutr, ,ubssg
bsrs ri IS per IA adveuee.
CosRssPoSDErrs requested 10 sdd,.ss .r letters 10
Jsner Gordsa Beed N prstos and Editor ~ qettss
VI business, uust be post
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

rN0 LET-A hand,ome suite Of three With large
closet furnished uaf rnished forming the soeud aoor
Of ~ John street Apply the premises. between 10 and
o'clock TsrmaFurRIshed 50 per week. UNFINISHED %
per week with privilege Of cellar vault yard, eastern, Se
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23

ATOTICE-Th. oopsr,pershp betWesa the snbser her',
IN etting the City Of Ne~ York under the 6r Of EUs
tbs PRESCOTT CO. expires b. Limitation on 3ist iu
stanL The business win be cleci by either OF the partaer
or their ageut who wall the OF the 6rm ons 10
hsuiIatios. EUs rIs PRESCOTT,
saMTrET ZONES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
q. goo REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD! If YOU
ID would avoid iono iton

q. 200 REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD! YOU
wOOV would avoid impO iton, beware Of quack doctors
and their nosun attempt has eady been made to de
eeiye with spurious imitation Of LEROY'S FRENCH
SPECIFIC.
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific
Of Doctor Jerome of Paris the certain and rapid
known for certain disease.
Those who wish avoid the fear of and
any other does affect the BREATH and suirs,
change Of DIET which prevents the possibility Of discovery
while using it.
Besides this important adv anage il leaves the parts
subject to the troublesome ge weakness that occur
of after the Of other medicines and used in the first
stage Of the disease will seldom fail to stop the discharge
in few daysl
In long prcracted Chronic stages disease obst.
nate elects Fluor Albus, Gravel Female Complaints, or
weakness Of these organs doubt the eec
tua remedy discovered having cured many obstinate
cases, after every other medicine had failed.
nat intention TO that deceptive system Of
putting this city As better proof chal
len-e 10 produce remedy equal to under forfeit
OF $780, and will hundred dollars for the detection
aud conviction Of any vending spurious imitation.
Observe The genuine medicine is sold only in New YORK
at the Agents Office No. IS Nassau street doors from Full
ton street. stairs and BY the following druggists: VII
sms Co., Of Slh and Cherry streets Phade pha;
Dr. Baker Of Charles and Pratt streets Baltmore
ans Robt. s. Patterson, Washington City, D. c.
Each bottle has full description Of the diseases and all the
necessary directions in the Eng h and French languages
PRICE, 81 90 botte large bottles, of double Ee 81 So
ja20 3m'
TOR. AMOS q. HULL'S OFFICES VEsEY STREET
~ Exclusively devoted the Hernia, and Prolapsu,
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon, graduate Of tbs
University Of this State, in constant attendance
This establishment, favorably known in this city for
than 30 years. patroaised by the medical faculty, to who's
good Opinions its highly successful soo attributable
as above. 4VEsEY STREET, Aston HOUSE.
s6-tf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-23
GRANDJEAN'S MEDICINAL
II A I r

CT nnA Will BIZ EORkEt TED, # ID. POETS
ID ,OOO Eradicsior fails TO a of
delicate disease less than twenty four hosr For SALE
Wholesale retail BY appointment, by A. 3. ID. SANDS
20 and 100 Fulton street and the following Drug Stores
Of Chamber street and Broadwsy Of Chamber and
Church streets e4t Broadway 90 aud $50 Bowey; Burnett
HOW'LL II Bowers Of Carmine and Bedford streets;
IS s1h Avenue AID Darae Patent Medicine store, 81 Ca
nal stree. oll tk21