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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
ECONOMY AND FASHION
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SAMUEL PHILLIPS, late of os William ,tEeet, respect,
Ii, % I patrons that De mas Ss
from Liberty street. where he will continue to transact bu-
on system that has gained him large portion
entered arrangements that will enable him
hSa.s. hs trade greater saving than therefore
sra's
this fact that withhods the proprietor from publishing
s as d,ss be s Il: up at
wshe. to draw attention to this fact as
daily attempts naae copy his style Of advertisements
IN eau assure that ne makes up no
s Ss ns re hs pae
to make trial Of his system in the full conviction that he
An assortment Of Shirts Stocks Bosoms Collars, and
Globes, always on hand le21
i Phsi@ nae go Broadway
MOTHERs COPAylA ,CAPsV LEs-AIso OPiate Bal.
M samica Carpenters Cubebs and sarsapara all very
'''' 'FEGCHfiTwANsER's Pharmacy y, $40 Broadway.
sle corner Peanst
Sfths ali goods permitted in five days
" ss Sc! CO.
a HAT STALL FASHIONS, isie-The subscribe; re-
S
yasraIsa "a s So G MossI3 Hats
s. 90 He socs cali from those Who desire 10 unite style
and economy the selection Of the above article Also
% @sS' fancy s; toys
and silk Hats Sc
The subscriber would also tina, he has made
ponding due tioh in the prices Of his Cars.
sis ms WILLIAM BANTA, $50 Chatham st.
MTANTED-A Cock, but those well recommended
w need andy AT 4is IIous,on
THE EXHIBITION at the Academy Fine Ars, 81 Bar
Paintings Are Nor to be sold at srean but by private
sale moderate and reduced prices. Seldom ever such
coec aad beautiful works Of authors
has been offered TO the public. si5st
DIAMOND CEMENT AND CORN REMEDY.-Beth ar
~ tces warranted to comply with all that they
tended the onendipg broken Glass and
China the other for discriminating Corns, arts and other
excrescences prepared and for sale at
FEUCHTWANGERsP Pharmacy s2 Broadway,
Pearl ST.
SHEATHlNG-2o bales patent Rheaihng Paper excel
~ lent article for roofs houses SHY bottoms for sale
slo +. KCOLLlNS& Co. 81 South st.
NOTICE-Consgneesp per brig North from Hamburg will
uease send their permits board to the Office Of the
oonsgnees without delay, all goods rot permitted within
five days, oidaby be to the Public Store.
SIS D. III SCHAIlDT'S SONS < co. a. w all ST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
THE FAR MERS' FUEL SAVER,
OR IMPROVED PREMIUM STOVE, FOR Is4O.-Tnis

~ being the of the subscribers make for the
exclusive of WOOD is constructed upon peculiarly mo-
principle being arranged that through the
without being drconposed The bottom Of fire place
formed when burnt to coal, will slide to
horizontal opening under the front door, sus making the
smallest quantity fuel available by being brought ute i'm
mediate with the enters the stove roasting
boiling bakisg, may be done with mere handful Of char
coal The front arranged, that by chang the position
Of front door, IT forms Shelf under which brong
be dene and smoke conducted into the stove There
useful purpose 1t is not only the most pleasing stove in
but 1T IL the lowest price stove compared with
that vii! do equal Of w rk Every retaled
warranted The attention of country dealers par ulary
particularly called TO this stove -
u I'M L. MOTI. 2si Water st. and % Bov,erv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

rINWlNES2O0 bales English, Bridpor line herring, gne
to IS lbs OF superior quality ana very light coore just
ered from the late arrivals and for sale at
Iednced prices, by - ~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(Stores Nos 50 finn and ll5 Fulton streets.)


(Storss Nos. SO finn and ll5 Fulton streets)
FRIDAY
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FANCY ARTICLES
cutlery and Hardware, Watches Jeweiry SeAt le O'Clock
SATURDAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale OF Furniture of all descrp
tons at log o'clock IN the sale rooms by catalogue
Plane Fores, French plate Locking Glasses, &c at III o.
NS.AUCTIoN NOTICE-THOMAs BELL informs III,
friends and the puslic that he will usual attend to sale
of Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods other nandse
either the premises his large sales 20 Anu
MS Fulton street The usual made all goods IN
tended for auction. There will aw be found choice
ETY. OF superior furniture piano &c at private sale al
day and Sanrda The sale department usual
under the direction OF Mr. Morse.
NB-Appralsments attended to.
BY BUTTERFIELD " COACHM0N.
Store No. - East Br0ddavdy.
Out door sales of Groceries. Furniture punctuay at
tended to, and respectfully solicited.
THIS DAY
HOU 5EHoLD FURNITURE-At 10 o'clock, in front Of
the STORE enera of Household Furi iture
Also large lot OF Hardware Glass Crockery Clock
Gerhan Silver Spoons. Forks, ssc
Also, 20 baskets champagne cider.
y: IA new mahogany counter, brass mounted.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-Ihe auctioneer respectful
y gives notice that he viii attend personally to the sale
hod Furniture the d~ engs tn declining
keeping Liberal cash advances will be made furniture
sent to the auction store Inventories and appasemens
Inc effects ot persons deceasee personally attended to.
b. NJ. Davis, 1Auctioneer
BY j. c. MAITLAND,
Store No. 1876 Chatham Square.
n- Liberal advances paid goods the and
cash paid Tor all goods the day of sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

IMPoKTANT TO MARRIED FEMALEs-MADAME
L RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.-These in
valuable Powders have been universally adopted IN EUROPE
BY hundred this counry being the only mild safe and
ecacious remedy for married ladies whose health forbds
rapid Of family. Price IS with fs drec
For sale q, Mad Resels Principal 0ee No iss Green
wich street. Circulars (nore fully explanatory he OBJ
tanned the once, aud which will be SENT free Of expense
.ags esceped to art Of the city United States
A. ~ to NJ; Philadelphia Once, ssi South Eehh-st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

NOTICE TO HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
IN Patent Mansle which smoohs iinea in cool state,
be had cheap cash. the leaving the city
YorL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
EXHIBITION At MR.. LoCKwooD's ROOM
can Broadway, opposite the Apollo
NEW DIORAMA.

(FRoM PAru)
-Among the many exhibitions which have been seen in
York the time several taken the nam.
ofDioramss, without being entitled 10 H. NJ NJ. MAFFEY
&LONATI respectfully inform the ladies' and gentlemen Of
tbs city, that thsy have just arrived from Paris. with REAL
DIORAAA OF the word BIZ Mopsieur
Daguene The EXHIBITION will be opened on
MONDAY, September I4th. 1870.
- With two tabeaur.
T. from view from the entrance oftAe
Golden Horn; and
IA MESSE DIV MtNTrIT
Representing Midnight Mass in the Church Of ST. Eteinne
- 80. da Mont. at Paris,
The public assured that pains has been
spared IN fitting up the TO make II commodous and
fort able.
The exhibitions will commence ocook Tn the afternoos
and continue every half hour al 10 o'clock the evening
Iogre every person opportunity Of seeing this splendid
AND Novel Diorama, the price ~ admission will be "a cents
~ The propretors would respectfully suggest that any
tine private parties schools DESTROYS OF having
hbition during the he liberal
terms, by masns apple alton AZ the Of exhibition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
FRENCH DivAN-CAFFE RESTAURANT.
lCarner Of Chamhers street and HrnadxaYl

THIS Establishment recently opened upon the French and
American plan, Of the most central situations for
business has already received from the public large and be-
nevoent The proprietor has spared nothing TO fl
In the elegant Style his cooking be surpassed
by the city and the liquors &c the
best choice at moderate prices Families may he supplied at
home and Boare taken by the week Any orders for Din
super Parties will be attended promptly The best
oysters cooked in every style We oh rareb made 81 Cru
we're cheese fruit pies ssdnes eorda syrurs
serves, Irish wiskey punch Esler eehbers wei, any
kind Of rreshmt used in the country and the beet
msnt Of cigars may b. found at all times.
Chcss. bac aud domino players cannot find
comfortable and quiet place to smusc them, elves. .
In few days, delightful music will be heard in the Even
the shall be the Human Bugie who has
not vet made his al he arance IN the city. sis I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

LEARY co. & Nos 4 AND 8, ASTOR HOUSE
FASHIONS FOR HATs-rAta.I. IsAO.
WE shdl Introduce standard ps,t>rpof sptIsmsn's
w HATS FOR the ensuing season, on SATURDAY, the sth
instant 81 7wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

lust PUBLISHED" MARRIAGE rHY SOCIOLOGICAL
LY DISCUSSED" translated from the French Of JEAN
Dgso,, BY wM GREssrIrLp. This important refk e d.
vided into four parsfa is The nccsssy OF
Part 2d instructions courtrg with remedy for Love
which shows ediafe OF from the anguish
n bou~rss or imprudsp passiop And parts
subjects great TO all but especially to
wish requisite the of their families according
TO their will circumst hi: }. Of the most i'm
and useful boots published and has been rsns
ted into nearly all the living languages Tie world For sale
By Geo. sedey lsi Ann street between street and
Theatre Aley Price IS cents. Persons part of the
United States have the book Forwarded TO h.m BY mail
sending dollar letter. directed 10 Geo b. Sedsy. lsl
Ann street New York; and pay ing half postage, sisst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

CARLTON HOUsE-The proprietors take this opport--
nifty 10 inform their friends and the public that they
prepared to make with families sin
gle gentlemen for board for the winter by the year on
the most reasonable terms. BENSON HODGES
aaswis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
SILHOUETTE LIKENESSES.

MONS. EDOUART begs to inform that he has returned
,l from Saratoga Springs after hsa,as taken upwards OF
1900 likeness and that he complete the family
already commenced likewise take the on hose ds
the list October visit Philadelphia his way
TO Washington. -
Terms-fu length sitting 81 rs; do standing 49, children
under years Of 81 cents; bts sal Duplicates less in
prices. f..." . ...... sis 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

WANTED part Of genteel Hou'e in the Vicinity Of Will
nam and Betkma streets, possession taken ls Cf Nov
Enquire I6e William street, LIST Floor. lsst'
WANTED-Slo,Ooo wanted for term Of ycs-s impfov.
ed real estate in the lower part of the worth dout
the amount. Address box "a, npger Post-ofce. 3lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

CURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND MEDICAL BOOKS
offered Tor sale, and may be at
FEUCTWANGER'S Pharmacy $40 Broadway,
corner Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
TAI ORING ESTABLI I M N T.
los BeeKman stree, near Pear.
~ GENTLEMEN in want ofcothng will fnd il their interest
call at tAe above nsmbs they the
article in the line rsaae style that is to most and
equal TO the best the city, at the following exraord
nsry low prices:-
Snper black olue, or green Dress Goats, $3.50
do do do Frocks,
Fine Cass. Pants.
Vests, all kinds. as
Gentlemen furnishing their materials have them
made in the beat syle at the following pricesDress
Coats, 81 los Frocks7 SO to s5o Pants 80 70 Xesa 90
to 200 my2s sr,. JOHN MOGFATT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

A CHALLENGE TO ALL THE QUACKs:--Therei 10 no
"A the Fever aud Ague than Dr. Warhugs
Vegetable Fever Drops originally prepared from Native
Plat and neither Quniae Ar,enic is in that composition
others who
pretend 70 have superior efuge herewith chaenged
the proprtor orders pay, and for sale
the sole agent for the United States, at
FECCHTWANGERS Pharmacy, $40 Broadway,
s,s Pear street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

ORAFTS PAYABLE AT SIGHT on all parts of England
II IRELAND and Scotland in of f5 Eo and f.o to
amount, for sale BY
s.. j. SYLVESTER,
50 100 Broadway and ~ Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

Skk FOR ELsINORE AND STOCKHOLM.Pas-
MEN> for the above ports IN swedish brig HELt
Sip&x. VA MARGARITHA are requested to be board,
Thursday morning. -.
Wall ST. PETER REIEkSEN &CO. si52t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

THE CASH PAINCIPLE APPLIED TO PRINTING.
The Largest Printing Pre,. and tn, ssrgss,
fully the OF publishers MERCHANTS and ether
business his printing establishment, corner OF
Thea Alley, where cash customers have
d..erpon Of rStins executed in style nsysT ear
worked his largest Sheets the largest in the world,
nsheG Al low price OF ability give any
sixs BY single impression, while other printers fe
ng OF separately half DOZEN forms for .ingls bill
ration thirteen other presses OF superior discrpton,
adapted TO every description Of workmanship His variety
Tyre includts from the
g.st The world the SMALLEST asd there style Of letter
the nesie: o. paper OF every kind ON SIX or
TGRMsCash in all cass The extreme cbeapness Of his
prices renders adherenee TO this RUE Indispensable
The counting the stsbshmentis at ~ Ans street
secoud door fro Theatre Alley. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

MOTHERS COPAVlA CAPSULES-Also Opiate Bal.
" samica Carpenters Cubebs and sarsaparia all very
peIior remedies, for sale at
FEUCHTwAN- ER's Pharmacy, $40 Broadway.
SIS corner Peanst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

kKk FOO LIVERPOOL-Packet of the 18th Septcu.-
3 ber-A first class fast ssiing packet Ship VIII sail
a63.above, her regular day. Having very superior
csmmodations for cabin and seerage
tsndins to embark should make immediate apple
GLovER& McMURRAY, 100 Pine street,
of SON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

DIAMOND CEMENT AND CORN REMEDY-Beth ar
~ tieles warranted to comply with all that they
tended the fonendng permanently broken Glass and
China the other for exmnatng Corns, arts and other
excrescences prepared and for sale at
FEuCHTWANGERs Pharmacy, s2l Broadway,
PEARL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

AK LivERfouL AND LONDON PACKET OF
S0EA FICEPassage can be secured either to or from the
A@, above perts frat class pae ships sailing week.
IL and drafts be had payable all parts of Great Britain
and Ireland, BY specatioat HUDMAN& KEENAN,,
Jye 81 South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17

Drafts for the accommodation OF those embarkng
be obtained the Provincial Bank Of ireland and its inches,
the National and s branches payaoie at sight, for large
or small amounts, by applying rs above 50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
MONEY MARKET,
Friday, April 44--6 PM.

Each day increases the want Of confidence in the market
even spectators becoming afraid TO operate lest their
men should spring mine beneath their feet The
munty is daily Of the thorough roenness cf
all banks and Corporations and what quarter the
poslon will take place uncertain Those who Of the
way OF danger to keep and those who danger
viii get out cautiously possible There but few
persons Of capital that operate in stocks Some few
tuations which recently produced in certain stocks by
the operation Of little cques but they been frightened
out The purchases for Investment exceedingly small and
the gamblng fance done by class Of small brokers'
funds borrowed aud lent alternately from to the other At
the board this morning sales very small North Amer
Trust and Banking declined per Stoning per
cent? Harlem rose cent the closing sale of yesterday
morning Delaware and HUDSON per cent u. d. Bank per
cent Canton Co. per cent.
In Sterling Exchange the transactions very small
without variation On Havre the sales Of bills
small The Louis Philippe today took out ia5Ooo dollars
IN specie Operators locking forward to the advces
expected week by the Great Western which packet
has now been out eight days In uncurent there has
been some increase of discot especially the Southern
Banks The money Of this Stae remains and without
much change in rates.
The banking associations the law have during
the past uttered large amount of post Iee bonds
and certificates Of deposte OF them OF o denomna
ton as ST. We took early atand against h9species Of
isue and have steadily and feaesy denounced Illegal
aud Fraudulent and against the letter of the law, which
states expressly that all the issued the Associations
money! shall be made payable demand the place essue
Dy their suse bten
that hey did not issue them money; but profess 10 be
change obligations the Offices.
This the with the North River Banking Co.. which
Mr. schermorhorn President That gentlena an called upon
US in the month of February last and stated
ton to issue nothing but post and express
son. he was content to stand the legality the The
course pursued BY the North River Banking Co.
that by the Tenth Ward Bank City Trust and
Banking Co.. and numerous others The OF e Tenth
ard Bank at last baretac that laid
upon them and when he airing had before the Wee Chan
ceor the question the legality post notes was decided
in The ngage, thus establishing the opinion held by Us from
the beginning that they beth illegal and fraudulent
Another description of paper put forth evade law and
humbug the public the certificates Of opposite The follow
ing copy Of issued by the City Trust Banking
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

Spiked. Their force consisted of so regulars, SUI
militia, and GOO Indians
May7 bad weather, which has continues Tor
several days, has been very disagreeabie. Cosonei
- aad Mai. Chambers came over abcNt ~ ociec X,
to make for the hange If prisoners
This point was ac sdngy settled nilitia were
TO be sent to Huron A order to return home by that
route The Indians ut first claimed part Of the PrI-
soneTs; bat after intercession by the British ON
sers they relinqaished their claim, but wished US
tssexctange some Of thsAr WyandOtt prisoAers tor
our militia, Their prisoners were exchanged Tor
tn regulars under the orders OF CAPTAIN Prices but
thcirregulars not to enter the field of batSc Gu
rnt one Isonth, and wereo be sent home. Fheir
prisoners, when released, were not 10 be asked'any
questions eyaing or the camp, by any of the
Off c5rs soidicrs No firing today.
My STA flag was sent down early this n sr-
ming with cle4hng and provisiors for the comforter
our wounded and prisoners. The enemy seemed
to be making preparations for seme movement
since tae grand battle. Majoy0hambers oveY
in the evening and Informed tae General that in tho
morning he should be furnished with list of th1
killed. wounded and prisoners.
May M.-Ihe enemy were very busy in the
night and when the dawn appeared, we discovered
them making a retreat One OF their sloops was
up, receiyins theycannon, and several gun boats;
thew were fired by our guns, aad they soon made
off. By 70 o'clock they were gone, to all appear
ance. Major Chambers violated his word, and
failed 10 furnish us with list of the wounded and
prisoners
The nnraberof killed during the siege and in the
different actions, this side, amounts TO II; and
he wounded to 1876
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

These rates show continued depreciation. The sterling
bills here quoted in Illinois the bills against
the late loan in London, In Mobile 18th specie
~ brisk al 10 per cent, and will 20 higher.
These elements all pregnant with mischief and
rapidly approSmang explosion The business of the
country Is paray scd The business Of all classes
bound hand and foots hopeless insolvency and the nation
almost with vece, have demanded uniform bankrupt law;
both Of the great political parties committed 10 H. yet
after three months delay, nothing has been done Al Last
bill is brought forward from the committee, which pro
poses TO relieve debtors only, and 10 rob the creditors a
their right demand settlement. II appears that the
insolyent banks powerful with the committee
having the bill in charge than the voices Of their
The nolynt Banks and their psran resolved to have
bankrupt law unless corporations shall b. excluded from
action These persons constitute majority Of the committee
The minority will admit law which compuory
ard dses not include Corporations II proposed By the
majority draft three bills Tor olsntary bankruptcy 1.-The
that reported Zoe involuntary bs ruptcy-aad another
including corporations aud let the Senate each b
but this refused By the majority, d,brmined the
Bank parrans oppose every thing which touch the
Banks. Let the Of those members of the Commit
tee who oppose uniform bankrupt law be made public that
they BE- responsible g. the suffering community for tAer
conduct Every day have evidence 81 the alarm
ing power broken banks tho laws and egs
laure e the States Some tremendous explosions Will yet
b. the result Of this state e things.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

The state of at the south is growing daily worse
Georgia ard Aabama fast nsns the condition OF
Mississippi The whole state Of Georgia inundated with the
Central Bank bills which is the state bank and will prove
Georgia what the Union Pank Mississippi Ala
bama the banks 10 avail themselves any great
Of that rdeuous law passed recent
Of the Alabama legislature, called the relief law and the
sequence is haihe much better than il otherwise
would have ben. Mobile suffering from the forrer
panso-s Of hsr banks fssmuch she obliged s.rish
northern bills for neatly all the collections made in
southwestern staesa great deal Of that which collected on
northern account in Tennessee, Mississippi and Missouri
ceved in Alabama funds and t-rned exchange sg~eie
for emit Mobile. This has caused
Of specie from to isper within fortnight In New Or
leans the banks extended themselves through March, sre
ce s daily rising. The following ID table Of the Of
sterling bills sight hills New York and the rsee specie
at the different PORTS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25
Endorsed, r. p. Watts.

Endorsed, 7. p. Watts.
The mpudence Of such issue this only be equad
BIZ the folly OF the who would give any thing
Will be observed that it left blank after the payable
aud be filled to suit circumstances. There
ton this and james Humphreys Esq has
appointed receiver Ia there yhng recevo This class
Of associations far deserving of the notice of the
grand jury than lottery dealers The operaonso these
have done much dernge the currency this
western states.
In domestic exchange there has been further increase Of
rates The following is tasl- of rates
CuRazsr RATES B,sx NorEs Dolizsrtc Bills.
Bank Notes. l<sshdsge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

SPLENDID PAISrtsos. the Granite building,
on the corner OF Broadway and Chambers street,
there are a number Of most excellent paintings 20
be seen, without any charge for admission They
have been collected by first rate Judge, and are
to be disposed Of on Tuesday next, without the
slightest reserve. There has been a great deal OF
huabag for the last four or five years, in regard to
oil paintings in this city, an more roguery Prsc-
tced therein than in any other line OF business, ex-
cept banking and politics. This collection, how
ever, IL good one; more, II 10 the best (for the
mulberry that has been exhibited, or put up for
sale for the last FIVE wears No one should nss the
opportunity Go see them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-25

fI3- lAsfSg hia u the aiarwing synp-
ln 81 desGd lungs and should not We neglected day
Uss the Btstrn ~ bivsrvu sulA a 3fs 3owtry.
PstN ~ THg BHENrFlis Is VERY prrvslen, disr tse
TIE ech7i and labarerq II tsbeved that w iaY
ios Balso of ivervort iuahlr Bat get ca
ton must he used 90 ret genuine Jss BtFery " - Wv
and Ns.ipw,lt spoJ-ItdAw'