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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

JACOB \ MITCHELL,
ConMissioa d Forusrlin.
MERCHANTS.
no. Of Main ST. WHEELING
- Make purchases and sales on Commissions ,g
az "'hs oil Groceries, Country Produce. and Domestic
Manufactures. Alec, receive and forward ar stor.
Produce and Merchandise in General. Terms mode.
rate
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

Near Dunning's Tavern on the Washington &
NllltamspOrt Turnpike Road. jan l2..-3t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20
Il Ole RY
The Last Song.
DY MRS. SIGoURNEY.

DY MRS. sIGoURNEY.
Sing to me, love, thy voice is sweet;
1t falls upon my ear,
Like summer gales DER breathing flowers,
And makes even sickness dear
Sing to me, love, the hour is meet
This twilight hour serene;
loo dim to let ofiicious care
lntrude high thoughts between.
"Sing to me, love, the time is short
feel my strength decay;
The ties that bound my soul so fast,
Melt like dream away"
She sang, his pensivc mood TO cheer,
a deep, melodious strain:
The changeless bliss of heaven, how pure,
And earthly joyshow vain'
at hrst, all tremulous and faint,
Awoke the warbling tone:
Then clearer, higher rose, and caught I.
AN ardour not its own:
Strength-strength-a for an hour of need,
AS if her lip were made
The harp, on which some spirit-hand
Celestial measures play'd.
1t ceas'd: and from the easement near,
The curtains fold she drew,
And the Young moon mid quiverng leaves,
Looked lone and peaceful through;
Where was the sigh of tender praise'
Loves meier forgotten word'
Sleeps he; Hon. pale!-Alas, no breath
Her sweeping tlesscs stirr'd.
A cry broke forth--He heeds it not!
Young wife, thy lot was blest,
10 charm the pang of mortal pain,
And sing him to his rest;
Entranc'd, the listening spirit soar'd
Heavenward, on balmy air,
And pass'd from love and music here,
To love and music there.
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sHISCEI.E

PLANTING DAGGERs.-There is a fine
epigram under this title which we have
not seen in any OF the newspapers. !,
runs thus:
Said the florist, John K"ox, looking drol-
ly askant,
81 laugh at you poets, your ignorance
showing,
In the heart of your hero dagger you
plant,
Oh! why will you plant where there's no
chance OF growing"
mo chance of growing" said the ape of
Lord Byron;
Ills planting whose growth follows
quick, may it please We!
In your breastif | planted some inches of
iron,
You'd soon find it grow-most conroun-
ded uneasy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

", Oul hOnSleuT,-uc SIlluBSlt-l ulu
mean de smuggle. But unfortunately de
government find me out. Diable!-'
What then? said / why were you not
hanged2
'Ioute lheur, Monsieur Scragg You
ond'stand mel Vous me comprenne1?-
Presently, nous verons, We shall see
Traimcnf, vas try in de court municipal
i vas convict vas hang-indeed, en-
uerite. Sacrc dcm-'
Why Monsieur, you amaze me, said ].
Hanged, and yet living! ] assure you il
is not so easy TO get over an attack OF
hanging in this part of the world. il
makes sad in-roads upon the health of the
victim here. The fact Is it is very apt to
sweep him off No riAing matter, pro-
test.
An, oui, mon ami said he, very des-
pondenty-sI could not help him-ver
provoking, yer shocking de dem string
will break affair ! vas hang up about one
minute, and throw me down on de dem
dirty ground hard very, and ruin my vite
panlaioon iorevair.-Eh bien, my friends
insist | am hang once, and dat de la can
hang one mems, not twice. So de officer
vousd hang me not some more, not-vilh-
standing dat tell hn,-Sare, | am sorry
to trobble you, but will tank you to hang
me 'nodair time more bcitalr. Dem ras-
calltay viIaine! Derelore, Monsieur
Scragg, | ave to be one 'scape-de-gallows.
Sacren
Here the snuf-box was soundIy rapp-
ed, handed to me, and then well gouged
by himself
Well, how did you fix matters hen7
%, | did fix him not at all, jumais.-
My friends tell me one voyage will be
goode for my helt. You on'siand me1
So, sail for les Elats Unis, and arrive at
city Of New York. Dat yer evening
dere vas meeting Of de lodge free-masong.
So, as lam free 'masong, and bring de lei
tar introductory, my friend introduce
me dere.-Aliair lie bwus-i-ness of de
lodge ees transact, all the shentemens vas
yer dry to drink de l'eau de uie-(vat you
call tie brandy vatare.) One shenll.mens
toush his glass to 'nodair shentlemerl's
glass and say de compliment. Ny friend
invite me to drink too; so, as did not
wish to be SINGULAR vas dry too: dere-
fore ave to make de compliment too. SO
| touch my glass to his glass, and look at
him, den try to say the compliments
| say, Y OUR gode-a-hcllt' He turn
around to laugh.-Sacre!-Ver bad man
nlers. But he say, tell him, .alions a
Fenters same vat you call, you 60 to
hell.'-Ma Jojs! 1t ees yer bad compli-
ment, and de dem rascaI-ly lang-wage
vlch will learn to talk more bettair SOM
time nevair, | sup. pos, jamais.'
And as it was bedtime, we plunged
once more into the dark mysteries and
hidden excellencies Of --snuff, and
then into tho>e Of exceeding cold sheets
up two pairs Of stairs.
Now if any are DESTROYS OF seeing my
friends Squee=cr and Squid, diving per-
sonlicatioEs Of multum and parro) every
lalrday, at their regular promenade ground.
at eleven O'Clock, why Mr.. Jones, just let
them take the pains to--a-keep lool,
out,-that's all.
A LOCKER ON IN VENICE.
Elkton, Md. March lS4l.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20
ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES.

Never marry man because he is
handsome; he will think too much Of
his own beauty to take pride in yours.
Never marry man because he has
wealth; .:lor riches take to themselves
wings and fly away"
Never marry a man for his parentage;
for "a good COW will often have a bad
calf"
Marry man for his good sense, amia.
BILE temper, his sound morals, his habits
of industry and economy, and you will
then have coed husband, and your chill
dren will have good father
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20
BIGAMlsT CoNvIcTED.-Serere

II DION MIS- OUN TIC ED'--' JUUtI Q
Sentence.-The trial Of Edward Boiling,
alias Sidney L. Smith, for bigamy, came
on before the Superior Court of Rocking
ham county, N. c., last week. He was
convicted almost inslanianeously by the
jury. He was then sentenced by the
Judge TO be branded with the letter B on
his left cheek, (Which was carried into
execution in presence Of the Court to be
imprisoned three years, and to receive
lashes at three several times
before the expiration of his term of i'm
prlsonment. The details of this case we
published some two or three weeks since.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

A SCHOOL BOYS WIT-The master Of
free grammer school was one day en-
dcavoring to instil into the minds of his
pupils that two negatives make aposltive.
On a remarkably fine day, shortly after
wards, the boys were pelitioning their
master for all afternoons holiday, to
which lie, the master, hastily replied "no,
no." They were accordingly repairing
to their studies, when one OF the boys,
"a shrewd lad) reminded him of the fact
that Two ''negaives ma positive" and
therefore claimed holiday. The master,
pleased with the boys wit, Immediately
granted the request.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20
NO. aG.
AUTUMN AL EMBLEMS.
We all do fade as a leaf-IsAIAH


How analogous to the Ii fe Of man are
the seasons of the year! Youth with its
buoyans ard joyous roses, is its spring
time-msnhood, with its vIgor and glory,
his summer--old age, with its soberness
and his hoary head, his autumn-and the
decay and final close of life, his winter
In this analogy, nature has furnished us
with eloquent instructions, which at this
season of the year, particularly, are calcu-
lated to excite us 10 profitable reflect ons.
When in the autumn Of the year, we look
abroad and discover the desolation which
is spreading itself over the brightest beau
ties of summer, how forcibly we are re.
minded Of the rapidity with which time
presses onward! But little time since,
and the earth was robed in all the rich
magnfcence Of summer The sun pour
ed forth its Respondent beams, and from
universal nature assembled songs of graft
tude and joy. But how speedily have
decay and gloom succeeded to magnii-
cence and beauty! The fields no more
"rejoice and blossom as the rose;" the
songstels of the air have ceased their mel
ody; the sun shines with enfcbled rays;
and fading, falling leaves and autumn
winds, mark the desolations of the decay
ing year.
And do we in this see nothing emilia
matte of our own fate2 Aye: it tells us
that the blossoms of our spring time and
the pride Of our summer glory must also
face. and the hearts which now beat high
with hope must case forever Let then
the reflection wean US from unhcly de-
sires, and lead us to stay our hearts upon
him whom the changes of nature canno.
affect.
But the season we now witness not
only awaken reflections concerning our
selves, but concerning all men living. II
tells that not we only, but all men do
''fade as leaf" There is something in
this reflection that awakens cur sympathy;
aud though animosities and hatreds may
have separated us from some of our fell
low beings, yet wheE, by the language of
the seasons, we are reminded of the great
results which is to swallow US all in OBJ
livion, we feel the littleness of such pas
sions, and they gradually sink away from
our bosoms, and we mingle again in the
pursuits of life with tempers swcelencd
and affections improved.
There is another beautiful reflection
suggested by the lecayng year. Though
the autumnal decay Of nature is emble-
NAUTICAL of our own decay and death, yet
the annual renewal Of nature is also en-
hi ON tica1 f,T our reSurrnriir II enables
us 10 look beyond the grave, to more
brilliant spring than that which is past; a
spring where flowers Of the softest, purest
dyes are ever blooming, ever fair.
OH yes, there's nature of pleasant repose.
Where Joy over carols and spring ever blows
Daily argus.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

A woman in England, the other day,
actually dislocated her lower jaw, while
scolding at her husband. He compelled
her to nod affirmation to a solemn oath
that she wouldn't scoId again, before he
permitted the surgeon to mend the dislo-
cation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

SWALLOWING AN EEL The Philadel-
phia Ledger states that on Saturday last,
Il woman in Second street, near the navy
yard, to save time and trouble, undertook
to quench her thirst by taking drink
from the hydrant with her mouth placed
over the nozzel She soon found that
she had gotten something in her mouth
more subs tantial than water, when, eject
ing it, it was found to be nothing more
nor less than young eel two or three
inches in length.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

An advertisement appeared in an agri-
cultural Journal, supposed to belong to
the publisher of it, in which the follow
ing passage occurs:-'Magistrates and
other Blanks for sale here.' We never
knew before that magistrates were COLI
sldered blanks; although, perhaps, some
OF them amount to but very little more in
the exercise oftheir prerogative.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20
LEARNED TAlLOR.-A

LEARNED TAiLOR.-A bushelman
tailor in St. Louis, whose business is 10
mend coats and repair pantaloons, has the
following index to his professional pur-
suits painted on a sign over his door
"Pant-ology performed here, and Coat
atoms neatly adjusted"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

FELT RATHER sMALL-''I say, Colo
mel do you see that beautiful girl on the
other side of the street," said a Boosting
fop, to a gentleman to whom he had just
been introduced.
81 do, sir" answered the Colonel with
a smile.
"Well," returned the fop, 81 was very
near running off with her once. She low
ed me to distraction; but her brute off q
father"
81 beg pardon, sill" interrupted the Col,
pointing to the door, 81 am the brute. and
that young lady is my daughtcr!" exit
Top )-CreScnt ity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

AN EARLY SrARr.-The Bay State De-
mocrat hosts the name of Marcus Morton,
as candidate for Governor of Massachus-
etts in the year 1912.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

To CURE WARTS IN Cows.-A writer
in Bell's Messenger says, solution of
alum in water applied to warts on cattle,
will effect 4 cure in few days. 1t is
ca sily tried.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-20

SAD PLAcE.-At n camp meeting near
Campte, short time since, one Of the
preachers stated that the town of Natchl-
toches was very wicked place and that
out of two thousand people inhabtlng
the said town, there were only t'rcnfg
christians
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
Gin Intelli9enre.
Reported for the Ncw-York Tribune.


BOARD OF ALDERNES- Wednesday, Ju"e 23-lhe
President, Thomas H. Lee, Esq III the Chair'
me minutes OF the last meeting wcrc reau ana aPle W.
Peft,tomS presented and fcterred-from A '" ooh LOT
Drunkards Asylum.
OF w. Marsh and w Rowland for the use of Castle Gar
aen from the Sd to the 9th ot July.
VI Phillp French tor inc same.
Ot James Nj waterbury ana otlcrs concerning 'e ouH-
heed at the loot OF "a'nut's'Tec'
Resolution oi MIR. bencaict'-lhat the DISTRICT AT
torney report TO this board the number oi SUITS IN his hands
the fees received BY him. and also the remaining suits in his
possession &c Pending tins question debate cnsucd bo
tween Mr. Benedict and the gentleman from the Fourteenth
Ward the proprey of laying the subject the table
o - TIo o,,.,;o, NO, ,, ,ol,, ,,,o,, ,b,, odo,o,
Of the resolution Mr. Leonard offered as an amendment that
the late Sheriff be- requested 10 report w.a amount of fees
ne aS "i' ''asc ol occ" Pu o,c. 10 '
amcndmcn, vhc WINS lcd bv tho Cbn;, 10 lc ont Of Or
Jor Tbo ,o,o ,,o ,ol m ,bo -c;.;,, c ,). Cb,;r md
decided ns f,lloYs-ovc. o noe. 6
lne vote was then nNen on the adoption OF c resolution
as alnehaedwayes TO- nayeS l. Inc gentleman from tue
ara VINO Is !c o. .ne
ee then rose and made very eloquent ana aoe speech
n ,aso' Di ue San oi or tue M o ,
tfo'on water Works tie was followed oy Mr' Murphy
acting upon as he was pcrecy ignorant on the subject
The Board then took n recess for thirty minutes
Business resgmed-Tbe Chairman stated that the bus-
ness now before the Board was on concurrng with the Board
of Aldermen IN regard tn rbr wafer Ian
Mr.. Benedict rose and stated to the Board that he was
decidedly opposed to giving the power to the Finance OF this
Board and the Comptroller 70 raise the 800 600 at six per
cest He was in favor of giving them the power to raise
what sum was neccssar, =, ,,,sen,
'utrr'han wished to know Ii there was any motion
Mr. Benedic; continued tha, he did no, mean TO 90 into
lengthy argument on the question but pupo,cd to move
al amendment 10 the l sectio, ,yl, ,,a =, ,uho, Ike
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
d. :. GRANDIN, NJ. d.



NO 373 Broadway, beaee Franklin and &
lr, Te,h l- n gold Teeth cleaned Teeth and root eN
r,c.i a an minor operations performed With care and
Toothach extracting sd se eeh pfs'e'''
regularites OF Teeth reuleiied
EIa,xer Parnlv and Jahe Plrnly Dentists No. Bont>tree
r. Beck VI D. I.,roy Place. \ c Post W. u Leroy tiaee
A. g. smith H. - Whlie:t l. Barker W. D ~ trahhun ~
IL White VI d 3o Br,oYac-st. .NanderpOoI, w. d. l'h st
W s. Basenan VI D. Beecker. r. Spras. W D. - Princes
r. The prc and experience h,n twelve YEAR ena
hc Dr. G. to tr,a,kI.y III, tF.lt subjects Those hose
have hcca prnounccd ordinary kl advised IL con-
~, L;,n -, al..,I,r,o. Rom. lc2-2awiW
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
yl17,YDWaI. as,oES UF LIVh.s WORT :.

WI.TN WF
PAsN'a'


TOR Cough Cold A.,!na Whoolms Cough Shorn",N ofres
and Heart aud Lungs eru@ 10 CoNSHP-
gepe 20, trcd mcsnrs for cold Have
yos haI of SOHiLl.S PICTORIAL HONEY OF i'ER-
WORT; aS-urcdy the " medicine offered To- the
pabic t"eei ant the high rnigI- ms
token attest IT. superior
virtue fsn tbs induced make
possible though has increasingly rcc.''d ;ht f"bc nppo
baton fifty thousand bottles annH' No pun
done this ,p oax The sn1e" Hhy col
aad medicine eiey .senrg a-r"'s I"
fatal terrona,tie pun alone sustaining the hol' 81 the pa
t!cnt, uati! hopes Z1ne.
Ta prcsa-sis. the Honey Of Lv0r~ort Is y composed oi
rcreta simple tAcr bH 20 con'n"on nol
Tcms disease bat 20 lnv'eora's w;
ys gencr.y. No medicine offered to ao public Goa he '
restored asa. num" Of persons c"nsnnp
complaint. %oi. Pecoai Honey Of i"esor II 'h1Hd
kept the frstsymptom OF cold "
,he Of h"mbrs os
TINS icsq oTerei to ii pubhc III. Low prce of Two SOl.
.; For ie the principal Dept - hnh'oa
street corner Of sns Rstci By Di t principal Drug
g.,. IN the cty nd orc " every esai;u torsno't - U"i
=: - - N ~ - " al9f
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
TATE OF SEwYORK-ioANs FOR c,ReyIxc

-
- OS THE PUBLIC WORKS-The Commissioner the Can,
Fund Of the eutited provide
,yns ;he public ~srss progress passed April h ss
cve sealed proposal, wall be rrceycd
ay ,h TN iay Of July afternoon =
hat dsv hundred and ninety Thousand dollar, m
the enlargement the Enc csHa thousand buried
, - the construction Of the 6eresee Na!sy ,.es
,p thousand hunSssd doiar> Tor the OF the Bak
R1,,- ana, making whole the hundred sky
rLou.,sd -ol,rs for h,rh transferable -
,u e name OF People OF the State 81 New ofk bearing
payable
the PRINCIPAL esbuahl- the pleasure the
Csns Fund y, any use ie dr>, day of July, le5s
the act 10 provide for the rebuild
the oa Chenung canal and feeder passed Apr 9Th,
I-o ae n-opns, N received for loor OF m Thousand
os for cbuln: iac lock- the CseaHng caaal a feeder for
hch Transferable certificates of stock viii be ssned the Of
People the OF oeADg mre>i A the rate 81
I've per eeat per payable quarterly and the pfiae
bur,b n the pleasure the OF the Canal Fad
Tb prsr,a. should .;a,e whole the bidder proposes
lend thousand dollars nI the pount money Be
,nc give each hundred dollar OF stock Al proposal,
up endorsed Loan for the enlargement o the Ere
canal Loan Of the Gcnece alley csaa
construction the Black River casa Losn
rebuilding Chensng canal and feeder the
enclosed envelope directed 10 the Comptroller
1. Albany.
GA 5c given acceptance OF the proposals. tEe
must be deposited the credit qf Commissioners OF the CaaA
Fund tic New lo, Haak Albany the aN Of the
Maah'tiaH Cempaay VI the city df fNc~-lOrS.
The cshode residing IN tks 1t and 2i Sua;c Districts, and
receive
BY quarterly. Bank M,nhat-u Company ~
city Nc' forA all -cr stakeholder,
Bank II the cts OF Albany.
The rght kirg
.r than that which >sy by person tse
, oPlloa advantageous 10 the sterc-. OF the
l. BR ADlSil. Lieut. GoSernor
JOHN \. COLLIER. Comptroller
!. c. SPENCER. Srcs O
L. HOlLtN, Surveyor General
WILLIS HALL. Auy Geierl.
lHAlGtT, TREASURER,
Albany Js,o - si! jeia2w Commissioner. Canal F.ai
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
YIaSuaTTaS DRUG STORE

MANHATTAN DRUG STORE. ~ l. s Aehog =,
vi co,ns OF I-.eet-The PESc Procsrr at th place
Drsr Medicine Fancy Articles PeriHmey Dye S'u'' ana gen
nj .ucb article, usually kept NJ similar eao-
by.n, of ou,tv inferior the Cty Physicians pre-
arr pat up particular All sneh forms OF
- M, IN. an ,ni are procured despatch SODA
a Seuctz Pover, 2uI ~ h c-ahs shsn iron hidoer P
soa, are ,ngerior imported domestic 'edcne, OF
ty ftieau Strengthening Pilste Jcl-!m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

NoTiC&-Tae PuJl- gia pea.r take ha, gene
ral Agency the sale OF Soil Pectora Uoney
Iemovei 20 the OF nessfs. oLCG McKEStON Co No
!i5 .e ia IL IL "ho er-Ae ::s celebrated medicine for
affection u the ungs requested be very particular
hut II 5sra tee Tsea signature Of AhES D. NoIfLL ia fa-
there beg aerab coInteret a'oat only part
-azre -: also j-se No~ and ~hc only
d-appo.at purchasers b.; DO taach injury Country Merchants
a2i Cy Agents; Uili psa--
yHcr Agency 5 TIC Ua:sI Ness.s Olcptt Nc
Essen 4 Go. I15 Maiden Lane.
JAMES .. NoWILI. Sole Propristo, \ :
For .,e al -e:a Ne'.Fs. 4daFa Bo~ery and 90
Bsoad.ey < iEioa cosa5r Of sp:ing and ciFeenwie4 &
CacC 81 Ch-4r.-fress ~ p o:e South bcoilyE,
Hts-Ii oiCOTT 5icKESS0S Co. '-sI rs Maiden lane.
TYlz CE5APEN,s TRVssEs AMI sUPP0RT
- Hts-i;esr in-unea have r>ceivei dsd app3o-
baton G. TIE hrst medical The inventor
ceiYed iss following testimonials Medical Journal:
(i 9S .-H0t Of Medicine and Sagey -.r.aEx)
" iaAe po1s iEqui-- OF the IL tn n.
' o. " - apparatus ."d ind s-m approved BY pro
Boston Medical ard Surgical Jorrnel)
Or, CaPn Supporter and Truss Jonn p. Chaplin NJ D. Of
Ne~-i Ok The inventor certainly .ho~ anet snaa Of ma
e'1a5ci4 @ i-IeE'::y the workmanship too fultee
ii
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

fNHE FREHCH MaDICAIED SOAP, or which !.sCO0 ha been
for the recipe, iiers WRIGHT CO.
~ I'a1z-s; .ao oe Aseuts for it America. pre-
enIve G the yellow fever tie cury, salt
npoa-, corbutc appe and ~! change the
ska, afsr b.iag exPsei The en Of the climate
primitive ~heE the the Creole
ed throughout The prn.
isc cS.ta Iar Ilarde be literally
win. el5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

own manufure would sa:orm roee ao'e' VINO nav. -,
been compelled 10 GO Broadway oad s'eT hers ta &c.
the u.oe,:v OF dOag ard Ne invite men, 70
see aad eight -hlins per paif' anu E
-l;hou, day, and d>appoin'nen s.'esu,ns - - m en-,
W. would also .Sv that having 10 az persons Il" eur @
oy ard having been f ruur Years the l<gest
.n.r,-, that our work approx OF 'nu
nsr - here good ark i sold The cizeh> OF @
YORK BROOKLYN Williams and he >rr-lnding COUNT
,i.,ci m all ami exa.slre themselves Wholesale
and retail dealer. city trade "i nnd 70 @
vantage to call before purcha>sga not only quS' anu 4
ou, pr,ee.' snail "Ns - SMITH BRISToIL & HALL
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
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