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, 1841-11-13
MISSOURI REPORTER

TIlE undersigned, under the firm of PENN
Il & VAN ANTWERP. proposes TO publish a
newspaper in St. Louis. 1t will he their aim
to give early intelligence OF passing events,
and frequent satisfactory notices 81 the prin-
cipal markets Of the country, with IN 'accu-
rate Price Current Of this city. Th. paper
will be utilitdrian-the champion of all con-
stitutional measures designed to lessen the
dangers of navigation, and protect and cher
lsh the vast inland commerce OF which st.
Louis must be regarded as the centre.
A portion of the Columns Of the Reporter
will be devoted to Literature and Poetry.
for the qualification of those who e~onsiier
variety the SPICE Of life, and anothof portion
10 agricultural interests, and Improvements
calculated 10 develope The varied and une-
qualled resources of Missouri. H:nsis, &c,
and The superior advantages Of st. Louis
a city destined in a very few years to eclipse
all her sisters of the west.
The politics Of tie Reporter will be deci-
dedly Democra,ic-but whilst it will firmly
and fearlessly maintain the jus. and geniai
principles of the great party of which it is
TO be an humble organ. its course will ever
bc strictly decorous. Abtse makes no con-
VcTlSj NIuleNCe cnty serves 10 NeIken u
good cause. 1t is therefore our Fixed deter
mination 10 exclude personalities; rs eFr as
it may be possible to do so, and uniformly to
decline the publication Of articles unnecessa.
rilv inhamatory, or calculated to produce
trolls, sectional jealousies or schisms in the
party with which we have hitherto acted
Our business will be to follow. not 10 lead;
to exert our energies to promote harmony
throughout the great Democratic family to
impress upon the minds of our political brelll-
rem the vital but som,imes ~disregarded truth
sin union there is strength.
The first number OF the REPORTER will be
issued about the fifteenth Of December next.
1t viii be somewhat larger than the Washing
ton Globe or lnteliigencer, and will be pub
on the following terms:
Daily paper, half yearly in advance, - $40 90
S~emi-weekly, in advance, 1890 ) on
Weekly, $3.50 = do ---.-.--. 8 80
1t is understood, however that the subscri.
will not be Called upon to pay before
they received the first number of lie paper.
Advertisements will be inserted annually,
Or otherwise, at the usual rates.
Arrangements are in progress which wHs
enable u to add the subscription list sl the
Argus ID that Of tie ReeeS.ss-
SHh$NK<
, 1841-11-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
u has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Cou,i of Pike county. letters Of AdIninistIatio
nTon the Estate Of Jas G. Reading fec"a,e1. bearing
date the 10Th day "f Oct. ls41. All persons hnv-
ing claims against said estate, are requested to exLi6-
it them in one year from the late of said letcIs for
allowance. or they may be p~reclnded from any benefit
of said estate; aud if such claims are not presented
three .ears from the date Of said letters, they
WILDE forever barred.
GEO. READING Jr. Admir-.
Nnrcnhnr G 1SII-NI
, 1841-11-13

Ola IL Ut NllSOoS M.
County of Warren.
In the Circuit Court October Term, A. d.
lS4l.
PETER $. SHARPE, CONF
plainant.
STEPHEN B. WHEELER, ry to f~oreclose a
JOHN DUNBAR, JORDAN Mortgage.
DUNHAM, FRANcIs j.
BEvAN, JonN c. Nc
KINNEY, Defendants.
Now, at this day, appears said complainant by
w. V. Banjo his solicitor, ard files his bill Of
complaint. The object and general nature, of
which is as follows to wit: said defendant, Ste
pheD B. Wheeler executed a Mortgage to said
complainant, which is dated the 3rd day Of Feb
ruary 1910, conveying to him said complainant
certain real estate of said defendant, to secure
the payment, of about nineteen hundred and
fifty dollars, it being the residue OF the pull
chase money Of said real estate, which had
been sold by said complainant 10 said defend
ant, Stephen B. Wheeler, that said money is
due and unpaid, and praying that SAID Ste
phen b. Wheeler lie made a Defendant TO
said bill, and that said Cou,t decree that the
Equity Of redemption Of the said sSteI hen
B. Wheeler be forccIosed. and tie mort
gagged premises so'd 10 satisfy the amount Of
the residue Of said purchase money Of said
real estate, which is situate in Warren Coun.
ty in Missouri. and that the premises are oc-
cupied by John Dunhan. Jordan Dunham,
Francis J. Bevan. and John G. Mckeney,
who are also made defendants thereto, and
said complainant also files his affidavit, sta
ting that, said Stephen b. Wheeler is a nor.
resident Of this State. 1t is therefore order
ed by the Court, that said defendant Stephen
B. Wheeler he notified that unless he appear
at the next Term Of this Court, to be begun
ard held al the Court House in the town Of
Warrenton in said County of Warren, on
the scond Monday Of next March. and an
swer the allegations in said Bill, the same will
be taken for confessed. and it is further or.
dered that a copy of this order he published
in some newspaper printed in this State iof
eight weeks successfully, the last insertion TO
be at least four weeks before the sid next
Term Of this Court.
~ 4 true copy Of the Order Ia
}Sr,I kcnfrom the record Of sail Court.
~ In testimony whereof !. Joseph
~ b. We.m.s, Clerk Of said Court,
have hereunto s"t my hand and the seal OF
said Court. at office in The own of Warren
ton in said County, tits 18th day Of Octo-
her A. ID. 1G4l.
JOSEPH b. WELLS. Clerk.
Nov. 9Th. l6il-St.
, 1841-11-13
From the Portland Evening Advertiser.
A Farmers Life and a Farmers Duty.

A Farmers Life and a Farmers Duty.
If we were ever envious, and to be honest,
reader, we have been, and that too often-it was
of the farmer, who was free from debt, whose
family was growing up prosperously around him
upon whom God seemed to have smiled and bles-
sed in his basket and in his store. We have
seen such a farmer and could point to a hundred
such in our state and in sober truth, we know
of no man so happy and no business so per-
malently profitable, none indeed, that makes
theowner SO independent, and places him so far
above board. To begin with an Independent
farmer: He has his house to live in, it is his own,
he has earned, it by the labor of his hands. He
has granaries filled with the productions of his
farm, his barns with the stock returned, and the
hay raised ugon his farm. His cellars are filled
With his potatoes, and half a hundred kinds of
the necessaries and Injuries of life. Almost
every thing necessary to feed him and his family
grows up around him. He may lead his OK to
the slaughter, raise his own pork, fatten and
kill his wi sheep, eat his own poultry-devour
his own eggs-lve upon his own homegrown
and homemade bread-weave his own CLOTH
raiss.cysN ooI andllhis own les.her-knit
, 1841-11-13
NEGROES FOR SALE.

ID Y order Of the Pike County Court, the admins
ID traitor of the estate of l.. T. Danrod, will sell
to the highest bidder, in the town of Payursyiile in
said county, on the Both day Of December ls4l.
four likely young Negroes two boys and two girls, on
n credit of IL months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
N. T. DAMG0N, Adm'r.
November l3, lS4l--tf.
, 1841-11-13

ONO ELECTION CoMpLErE.-The full re-
turns of the elections in Ohio give the following
result: Wings Senators elected, 8; remaining
over, 9; total, II. Democrats elected, 10; re-
naming over, 8; total, 10. Wing members Of
House elected, 35. Democrats, 37-giving a
majority in both houses.
, 1841-11-13

Number Of Churches IN the City Of Nsw York.
The Protestant Vindicator Of last week con-
tains a Tabular view of the religious denomina-
lions with the number of Churches belonging TO
each, in the city of New York. Taking all to-
gether there are l63 houses of worship. These
are distributed among the principal denominations
as follows. Episcopal 26. Presbyterian: Old
School 8; New School 20. Baptist 10; Method
lists 10; Dutch Reformed l6; Congregational 4;
Roman Catholic 8. The remainder are distribu-
ted among some 20 or more unimportont sects.
, 1841-11-13

CoLD WEArHER.-The Philadelphia Enquirer
of the 9th ult says:
ave mention, for the information Of our dis
tant readers, that the weather in this part of the
Union for the last few days, has been extremely
could for so early a period of the season. Thin
ice was formed on Monday night, and visible in
all the standing pools early yesterday morning"
, 1841-11-13
ALUM SALT.

WYE have inst received on consignment, so bbls.
w coarse Alum Salt, suitable for packing pork
and beef, a beautiful article, which we offer cor sale
low. Also on hand, an assortment of 7 AMI 10
plate Stoves, at ST. Louis prices with the addition
Of freight &c.
E.& D. DRAPEE.
Nov. 6th--3t.
, 1841-11-13
FINAL
Nov. 6th--3t.

lHE undersigned Admission of the est tie. OF
w. G. Cash deceased late of Pike County
Mo. hereby gives notice to all concerned or in anyway
interested in said estate, that the undersigned admin.
istrator will apply for q final settlement ii said estate
at the next term Of the County Cont of
~ feMAs CASH, ADM.
, 1841-11-13

FLoUR.-The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser, estimates the stock of Flour now in store
N that city at 100000 bbls,- against $4,000 bbls.
at tais time last year.
, 1841-11-13

The November number of Graham's Maya
zine is before us. 1t contains many beautiful en-
cravings, and is full of interest.
, 1841-11-13

At Cincinnati, on the lst inst, Flour was sci
ing at 1925 per Dbl, and Whiskey at $50. pc
gallon.
, 1841-11-13

II The Erie Gazette states that President
Tyler has given orders for building an armed
steamship for the defence of the Upper Lakes.
, 1841-11-13
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 10, ls4l.

We learn from the Argus that our distinguish
ed Senator Col. Benton, has been detained in
Kentucky by sickness.
Gov. Miller passed through St. Louis a few
days since, on his way TO the seat of Government
, 1841-11-13

E ANYWEa
, 1841-11-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

November l3, lS4I--tf.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

After Intellectual attempt make himself heard the
magistrate the word and the Horse Guards came r1din
in among the crowd But then he salopet here aDc
there exhorng the people dispere and although heavy
thrown the meH and we're desperately
cat and bruised had orders BIZ, make prisoners OF
OF the the active aEd 10 drive the
people back WIKI the fat OF their s.bres A. the horses
came IN among them lie teng gave way many points
and tn Guards. following up their advantage, were rapidly
clearing tie ground when three Of Toe foremost VINO
were in manner cu the by the pe'F!e closing
rond them. made straight towards Barnaby and Fugn %no
mad doubt hera pointed the whe dropped
into the Lobby having about them with eject, and
incns the turbulent OF their opponents lew
slight hesh-wound= under TIE influence OF when man
dropped seasecss here ard there the OF MS c
low. amid much -roa1ing and confusion.
a. the sight OF gaShed and bociy faces. for mo-
In the crowd hidden by the press abound them
Barna5y turned pale and SICK. But ne stood his ground
and ra.ning NJ pole more firmly vet kept MS eye fixed
rpoa the nearest solder-nodding h head meantime
Hugh WIKI Sowing visage whispered IN ms ear
The so.de. came squirting making h. horse rear a
the people PRESSED about him. cutting tue hands OF those
who would have grasped bis rein and forced MS charger
back AM wang to his comrades folowand still Bar
nabv without retreating inch, waited tor M, coming
Some called nm 90 y ,nd in Ike verr act Of
closing round him. 10 prevent being ;aaen when pole
swept the above the peoples beads, and the man sad
die was e1pty in a. instant.
Then he and H-n turned and fled the crowd opening to
LEI them pas and co>sg up again quickly that there was
clue the they had taken Pansz tor breath
not du,y and exhausted with fatigue they reached the
riverside in safety and getting beat with all despatch
were SON - % any immediate danger.
As ;hey de down the river they plainly heard the Peo-
pie cheering AID suPPo-ng thev might have forced the
soldiers 10 retreat law upon their Tor few minutes IN
certain whether to return or not But crowd passing
along Westminster Bridge assured them La the Fopu-
lace were d.persing and Hugh rightly guessed from this
that thew had cheeed for Offering 10 dismiss
the military on condition OF their immediate departure ~
their several homes and that he and Baraasy better
where they were He advised therefore at they should
pr-ceea to Bl4crars and going ashore a the bridge make
the be-, Of their way the Boot where there not only
good entertainment and safe lodging nn where they would
certainly be Joined by many OF their late companions Bar
naby asserting hcy decided this OF action and
pulled FOR BacHtriar- accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
DIR. F. FELIX GoURAuo's EAU DE Brsurp
Or. TRNE WATER OF REALTY


pr.i,e except ~has processes real ,ts,
remedy Tor Graduating all CGtSncous Eruption, T..
pnpl.> sp. gradually producing Del Gle. elcsr a..
transforms even sos complexion raian EA.iese
producing delicate Shiie neck haais so aad HP,sy
l,cule bloom 20 the eonFi-Noa HcH eren ~ho- h
are eaicr after sAsviug 1l had .re,, hcsoad copa.
,ueoratirc asyBg thai most reaHai sersauoahe m
liability of and the most sElo>,i gAu
fragrant
-, 9, ronrsr sur les tct:es d gezAOn>e. t.
81 from an huldaHtr al '-s'I"' NicA
been voluntarily rendered
.hsI ,.,3nn,-pd #" / FHItLlPs, PhI.lelpsu
have had .eyerl c1s your Vh for :lecSss * A.ay
Alex GUTHRIE. 30. ! Stanw Hall. Albany.
eheeuy hear testimony 10 tne eicse an PERFECT Hsocee
Of Eau cciacdly avs"6e eouc esshct
bAt you publish nSzie
The above i, r5m a lady N IL RoT Place
Dear Having had very favorable opportunity ye''eray
the merits of your Ian de e'Iie al
showing the effects poluce hsls young lad, rescsi
would procure her bottle of II Pcl> send one per bearer
JcsErr N Bfotds.y.'
propreor'> cow non he efficacy
the Sbov- invaluable preparation realizing al that It prizes
accomplish that dissatisfied receive h' ~ t
money bacs ii requested.
door from Broad At = bottle and 0i David Sands Co
Drugg.t>. - Eat BroaiFay. auto eod2al
TURE FOB CHOLERA IIORSUs AND sun.
Y MEH COMPJAINT-Th used noelo,
Jayncs BAian extensively Bowel CompsGt
ans have not the declaring superior any pv
marathon II. have with fo the relief diseases
WILLIAM SrEELLI~s. VI. h.
Physician 10 the Cumberland, y. J. Aims House
Brighton July 10, 1856
l,al,am IN my family finding be admirably adapted
complaints intended take pleasure recommending
of friends and the public seHefa believing he'r
afflicted with Of those complaints vi" hHd reel the
,s If TN, valuable. medicine JONATHAN GoI>G, VI. D.,
President OF Granville College, Ohio
New-York, MAY ~, 1881
Prcpared bv DIR JAYNE - Souh-Thi7d street
sold at holc,ae retail by d Sands Co. - Ess; Boat"s
Price ~ cents .u4' I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
ANDLlVER COMPLAINT,

- directly lily furnish the with hall ~ VIC
Dr. ALIENS BALSAM l. and never slIe remedy io
Bo~ery. aud you Will referred o hundreds whose valuable
the blood, and those VINO
purpose that they tSk bottle worth
duzcm of SarsaparilIa.
NERVOUS HEAD ACHE.-per,ons troubled with this distressing
disease v;h long II they kne" how quick Dr. Al
would them One bottle "ll cure the worst cases
Low SPIRITS Disease Dr. Aliens Balsam Will care II
Nothing urpass efficacy this Baam nervous diseases
PAPITATON eart-Th distressing complaint cured
bv OF Iorchounj LYer~O, and Pieuriy Root
III Bowery W A. Tyler Wholesale agent - Barclay st. ~
uioH Bowerv DR.. Hart Br0adTay and
F. Fay Minor drug Broadway and
Johp 4. and II Eyrrct Greenwich nuj I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
DApER MANUFACTURERS AND

DIAPER NANUFaCTURERs' AND COMMISSION
4 WAREHOUSE, No - Liberty street-Prinns, Autographs
made 10 order
r from News. the 6ae Book nsde Va the
Try A, tho far prices the mills OF N
A. c & W Curtis near Boston W. w. Gurus. Belly lc ~
and manufacturers having The best OF machinery
All orders thankfully received and PROMPTLY executed.
sn- I'm EDW IRD CURTIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

For Coal OF
Woo.i-A pes
paicutUlth nor.
important i'm
provrments Tor
culinary purpo-
scs than have
ever been made
before, Is al.
lowed by the ~
~ best judges.
1t may be exam.
incd here they
are sold whole.
sale and retsils,
FISK STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT,
No 2'l9 " sIcr 4.
2nd door irua
Futon II. Bid.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
FIsK,. NOYELTY COol< sToVF

ing baking roasting frying be all conducted ni S
our greater with le, fuel than has
before hecu accomp ,hcd The oven heated on new principle
brick baking. Without
change of ra Except during gn0u II ray for baking
willis other ookr The top OF thesioVe
divided by plates into four boiling
equal admit large oval boiler changed
right may be required bol
such used Ordinary
families. pals winter together with smaller boil
steamers vegetables Il will admit large wash b0
b, taking Of the plate viii admit boiler VI
the which viii held 80 gallons equal to u br aud with
addition rll boil bb- ofycsc
abcs This boiler will be found useful healing or bahne
washing scamg pigs, Without extra Of
fuel all II, merits
will that compac and srt
unparalleled and prohcious every respect
FlSKS STOVE ESTABLISHMENT, 800 Water Il. N Y
a. Bi kinds Copper n Sheet Iron Ware
SANITY on hand and for ,oiablr. aul2 eud In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

SARATOGA WATER, from the Iodine Spring Fae 10,
DISE SPRING conans much Iodine and Carbonate Of
Msaesa fountain consequently the ost
Alternative ap.rienI 1t highly charged VIII CaFoon u
which renders Purgent ald ceiigsttul drlnk
\ A KELLOGG On ner SARATOGA spa
Sold AZ xh.esal- Ard retail NeYerk by a. B. X ~ San1S
durg, - and FulIon-s ~ David Sands Co "
Fss; Bosdway Cti.ton 6 Broadway Mhas sa BrO-d~ay
Sm corner Broadvzy AID Chams-, Soailard and Del
Inc Roadway Park Row Ruhtoa ApinSs - W lian-st
liz N1or 100 broadway; Hart2Ic BroadEa Ola Broadway
Ds ts Roaxay: Cor-esha i2 Pearst; Biisge RosenEll
her ,I B-ecker Hill tircenwioh Jennings Bennett iSe
Burger Coandi Roton, los ts: Bro ad~ay
ap!i I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
THE UPTOWN
ENAMELED CARD MANUFACTORI,

oGicc NO. 90 Nus-au-t.. n. ,.
4 THE OFFICE l. SHOWN TIE VARIOUS SIZES or
a Cards manufactured above, and the respec
prices paid eacrom which 20 per cent l. deducted
20 CASH.
Enrrrers Polished Surface Cards
.pectuly that all Cards manufactured above
and of the very best description Tor Cofper-pate Printing
and The pOney returned
Beau. Polished Pear Surface C.rd, enameed) for Letter
Prs, Printing, also Tor sale above, hf the above
ce, for cash. AZ warranied-Or no sale.
CARDS manufactured above printed at The following rates
100 Cqr's for 50 @ 80 Cards for " cts 100 Cards for g. cts
do 20 c,s coo DO = 90 DO 81
81 hundred any number w
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
mr.. rEIIX GOURAUD's rOUDRES SUBTITLE

I Il. HI
II Personal beauty rpendS much the appearance and
sloothne>, contributes H. must
he considered object Of importance al who socitous TO
the advantage Lord Chesterfield cenomnaies letter
Of certainly the and
indebted the inventor OF the
process by which hair efectua uprooc from
the upper of b. suiiu With
sic injury the all OF" alch aan be done by using
, peuetHg powders Dr. Gouau end the can or
soon tested TO he had Nes York but at Walker
stree. one door fron Roadway 81 per bott
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE-Compo'ed ma
teay sim uParts beautiful carnaon 10 the
SKIN by rubbing with fingers, handkerchief linen
cloth or by perprition Price per battle aul2 eot2m
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
BACkuS'S PATENT RARIFIER
Or
frugal 6ouse- lDarmer;

INVENTED EXPRESSLY 10 obyiaie the evil Of impure
and noxous gases IN the burning Of ANTHRACITE COAL;
generate pure snd wholesome atmosphere in plare.
posed to DAMP and COLD Lessen the risk ofACClDENT
By FIRE to REDUCE the expense Of FUEL; and
with all these excellent qualities An ELEGANT AND DURA
BILE ARTICLE OF FURNITURE
This STOVES constructed of TIE best quality Of RUSSIA
SHEET IRON upon the CJ lindrcal Plan the Furnace
fHeCh'mbsr, occupying part Of cylinder,
which Is attached ATMOSPHERIC RARIFiER upon
each SIDE Of a tubular form aed .hrougho The heat
That created IN the chamber pae, the Innings Of
the tw" kariers, (or Kaalos they oae, the
Blse At the bottom and continually rushing
through the tubes which left open each esd foT that
purpose, carries great of raried air i0o
the apartment and adapted Hail. the Pafor.
the Nursery.
For sale by tie Paten.ee., 81 BOWERT,
Walker
n. B. Also, az assortment Of
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

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percpce amply confirmed the utility Of this PREPARATION for
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood and all affection of the Lungs &c
TIE unparalleled with which this justly celebrated med
induced ignorant preende TO attempt to
palm article the public which, IN outward ap
pearancc reced the original easily deceive the un
wary escape miserable mpos,on remember the GENUINE
the proprietor and inventor JAMES D. NOW
ILL., full, outside wrapper The Counterfeit is signed
Joseph Now aud made and sold at the proprietor form
ersto corner Madison aud Catherine SIS.
genuine Is NOT SOLD the Madison AMI
Catherine
The may had of JAMES D. NOWILt SOs Proprie
VIM Wat.o,s Apohecac Hail. SO Caherinc-si Mcssr
Oco McKesson Co. las MAIDEN ane General Agents for the
United States
Retail OF Aiessrs AIamson Bowery and CSC Broadway
Rushton t>pawa William C. d. Coggehal Pearl and
Rose w Watson CoLdington 221 Hudson
Wier Ciraud Cougnacq % Chatham St, Mihau
Broaiusy h Basroe w P Blagovc. Brooklyn au6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

New York Nav ~, >37.
Prepared by DIR JAYNE. - South Third street
Sold at hole,ae retail BY D. Sands Co. " Fast Broad
Price ~ su!i I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

1 br RlSSFORD-TYE CLINAN-Taisi / the name selected
for the extensive roo a completed gas and style
M 20 Ful,ou extending through 10 AMI IN "hch II n
80, -, ,, m. in ..r aad STRANGERS hi, emporium
t urers and ,apper most fashionable manner
d AZ prices TIE whole establishment "l De ande' me
i-,nce Of the sci known !. b Holt formerly
proprietor OF Ho, designed 10 procure the ricA- de
the hest provisions the liquors and superior COOKS
and walters spacious aad airy! a. @
parties NAV ENJOY having ample room ~ T
por;usy OF perng ali the newspapers puosheu IL ID"
ted States foega countries A. th"usanes arc ~ ~
habit of obtaining souse' may aey no' w
cd IN favor this establishment single call at eisp TOT Ihe
purpose deciding themselves whether or not 'ae
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
British College of Health Hamilton Place,
~. q - 1 nu.l..r. Anil ! lsI


NR- vi he remembered that Aesrs. Morisons ae Agent
Mr. T,yo wrapped Up sold their Medicines TO the public IN
pnd labels therefore Will longer be genuine The Me
cnes College icalta 1 henceorh be sold as IN
rc,sns with the words SiosIsoSs UNIVERSAL MEDICINES
upon red ground the label affixed to each box
., Racket Jy2i I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
NOTICE-Wori-on's Pill.-The

Publc Of America are informed British Coegr OF Health
London have Mr. Tsyor Of 81 BroadHay a.
their General they have no 'onee
general gent IN America particularly sed on Ae PEG
Die Of United states xe knoHu that several
are endesyons pam their Medicines under the plea ha' 's
arr acting General Agents Establishment in Loadou
Merchants Agents sad others may be supplied on me same
terms tAer M Taylor by sending their orders direct 10
Nr MORRISON At British College Of Heal,a. Hamios Place
New Road London they will obtain At the same ne Ceruh
cate of the commences OF the Medicines
;iru IN the Ne-Yok papers All debts owing 70 Mr.
T,or for Norisou be paid A'srs FIRTH
HALL. OF rankin Square New York -