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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

q CA>roS n. probably Al last faiea b..
Brush force. 80 1ss mao. distressing coasa,
Yielded TO DR. Shcrraaa', Lo=rEses H4stpts-t =,
OF oar asni- w. - oaI be eou harGiy ..f,.
sleep lc >! hoar, lie took on siaay ni.t,
Loxe4 zes ana slept veil ali nicht 10 Toe ~,
arose essy, ara 10 SO hoErs aas entirely r.eog...
Tx, Visc esse >"mc io one 81 opr children 49,,
vhoopirg couen sld were really l>toaisb-d ,,,.
.:criui r.llei they afforded. For thr-~ 4ee.,
.-tisrcd with rep sr attacss Of coBg iug 49,
.u.f.--s,-L her. -f(rr u-Ias she l. 1enSrs oil IN. d
,,p.pto,s ,bated, sud It 5ccame no siors t,psG
than COMMON cough We sskcd ne phy.,eas,
Thought OF Sheru!au's LoLrug-s. lie Sad b. -
.o1i peudrG chem u, hc Knew Or. : and b.ise,-t ~
-,.s. All 70 be valuable AID vel worthy ~ pgss
a.sce. by re sod 4; lt6 N.ssau-,trest -,
Arept. - Sow-rv. - + ~ BiOldeAy, ~ blse,k !
-. HUDSON street
u Cleanliness of the head nd Hsir-S,r,,,. |
,bt r.ca, "a go atIsuJ strictly 10 personal e,,s
BATH. &c should neglect the hesd-'he H,u-s
e..euri, sa. most e., posed. sal ire most beasufl
rroacs. csrvd fr of al he gIt> Of the Creai.r
iecllv - ia.y % be- Arpt ? eiH dar or ,sgf
ccr- siatv inst re ba gnat isll DIX. ,, he - g
Bsl=i oil Cu.umhil. L.rlcs, viii you maze Yea. :,
~ b,uttal, ankle aliS,-' Tea les'ly- Nc i've,
CO trad sad cNpe,c cvd - purify eteS',a :,
perfla.e
a huuired article, have been pat forth on ia. ,,-
,hls-the onlv hr>,-;he only really rslua6i- s-as.
lgass cf to 'lnony from al classes 10 thee 'sesS
Look OFT .-Conu'crlr1ts are abroad Look i,r.t. D..
The uanlc of Con>tooI & Co ou the ,plend,d Va.
and never buv It Nl:hou; that nam To es IA.
u M-;d>n Llue.
l. wills. Dced-. .nortgugcz. & rt,., .
graytd a, the Law CiIiae of William II. Hs,ret. \
CITY Hail Placc. near Hrmouy HALL o. b
u For snlc.-Pur,ulut To power Of .,ie s.
t.mod ~ transfer OF certain stocks TO the ,ubscrss
Richard W. Rcddc'd, Ne shall sell TO HUNDRED .a,,.
the capital stock OF tho Williamsburg Fir. Ia.sr
Company 8; pubic aucuoS, at tae CiN Hal. Neu-Y.
o., the g,a d,y Of October instant, :, o'clock P Y
tina, daF, BY James u. Nil er ~ Co. Auc,onesrs
OF 6. R,WpoN < GROE>BECs
IT German Temperance Socisty-Tb-
cent impIoye0c u, 10 Oh. moral, ans h3pPme'. our
los m.u u exhibited IN tue prcgrrs' % the " t.a,
Temperance Socirry lu tb cry aui 'l'-.Lrie, BE-,
duce. th, .uh.cr brr. uni;t 90 cali ior Puhs
nc ainpne t,-ir Gcrnsn brethren tor the for. nlau
German Temperance ~ccirty ~ auxiliary 10 the "
ington Temperance Br,cvrient society Of Newly
ami thcv ARE I'D to TIA, step ny The consdrra Of
q licuv arising from tie i,il-r-gcc OF lsnsu's'i
the peculiarly Of h,hi, of t1o,e c O." Father la'G
German, an ot1c- person. fIrHily 10 the cag's,
please attend meeting for the ABOVE purpose. 70 d
al the Dutch ii.-nu Cnureh corner Vi Fo'Sy hndH
ton ~. on II - DAY EVENING. 26th ms ~ oe.
Several addresses III different Languages riaN os eigs
JOHN II INN>ON
ADOLF BlRONBUKG
C. q DORtING,
4. riENltNN.
Il SCHULTZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

% The Fair of the American Institute will
close this day. The awards of premiums Will be
announced by the Committee during the evening,
after which General Tallmadgc viii deliver the
closing address. Commodore PERRY, and the
Naval Officers Of this station expected to be
nr...cnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

AccIDgST.-Mr. Daniel Place miIkman, from
from Brooklyn, in attempting to jump from MS
wagon this morning IN Frsnklin-stree,. got hi.
feet entanged in the reins, by which ne was thrown
to the pavenen, and sustained severe fracture of
the leg. Commercial
y Wac will 20 bald l-coioRe Seayer Postmaster a,
Batavia knowing TO the fac;h.: DR. Blrghs m of Gene
see CoaHy aged over o. and for more than II very
bald ha. mad har full, restored by the Us. ooue no;
tie If the Balm OF Columbia Counlerfits are sbroad
Look carefully on the splendid wrapper for the name Of
Com,iocs & Co Beware all wthou, that aame r,ust
be false 10 be found on at IL Maiden Lane
q General Committee OF Democratic
Wing Young N.n.-A regular m.e,ng 81 49,.
Committee will be held at National Hs nal .trec; on
ednesday Evening, the 27th Of October nj half pa.t
cock ;,o BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman
WILLIAM B. MARSH,
GILES ~ HiLLYEs, 's''s'aF'ef' oa62,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

CORR MAKriAL.-Ii Is reported tina, the Sec
reiary OF the Navy mas ordered court martial, to
investigate the condlc; OF Captain Bolton in re-
turning from the Mediterranean in the Brandywise
'risatc wi,hou, orders. TIE cour, TO IT a, New
York Commodore Stewart presiding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

l. Wits. Weeds. "A ott gauges. & rtl.,
graytd a, the Law Cfiee OF William II. Hs,uo! \
CITY Hail Placc. near d. Harmony Hall o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26
Quarter Day

Quarter Day.
u Particular Noticc.-Tho.e persons having
furniture Of any description to dispose Of who arc
breaking up Housekeeping, will find rchdy sale for 'nI
portion all Of their goods by sending their address OF
calling upon the -ub4crbcr Goods any amount Paf'
chased OF I'm O. COTTON, 1871 Chatham street.
y surtoufs. Cl0ai.s, ..c.-A large assortment
Of Beaver and M.lled Cloths for SurtoUts md WINTER
up TO order at the Emporium OF CGsaP hafmen al saea
prices must olsr inducements 10 purehnsers
The lyle aud flash Of garments Will be fourd TO con-
port with any house IN the trade
WI r. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway
American Hotel.
good assortment Of Garments constantly on
hand. 00 inn
II Substance vs.. sOund.--J0HN-STREET
SALOON No. 50 JOba .treei II MS day, substance,
the Of few Gee.e weghng betwetu 20 80 b.
TURKEYS and otner sub,-utlaI, Of corressondipE
quality vi be ssrved a. usual half price No musk
in tie evening, cpt that Of knYe. and folks, and 90
meals Sundays.
B.-Look At the Larder.
P She same tuRes will be repeated daily I'LL far
Their OPS 4r'
u The Bnni of Bennington Noies ns
purchased a, isGa! at oHe per ccvunt by all Inc
principal Brokers.
New York, Oct p. leil.
9 ference
J. r. Smith & Co. 30 w.l-s.roet
Carpenter Il Vermye ~
S"Iit. q Co. ~
Drew, obinson & Co 20
Hoaghtou d Co, ~
II Dwight Jr ~ Wan ST. OPS 81
s7ANDRsLa. ps1EsS,
JOHN II. JACOBS, EDITOR 81 PUBLlsHEa'
Price cea's-to statesmen cents.
Published Qua'terly-New Haven, October lc1''
Pcople's Cause.
HsndbI Pres sefye- the People, cause
In defence Of Freedom and The Laws.
Fe.se might better make
But /, H. People take II. II
federation Ticket. No 3. for I5i5.-HCSaY CLAf' %
Kentucky. for Four Years President. ~.
JoHN DAVIS, OF Mas acbu,etts for -Four ear,
President. For sale at BIO East BroadSay. o=''
IL nediciucs of Best QuaIity-Appf9'--
Popular Remedies Leqches English and Frenen re'i4
cry, Soaps, Brarhes, &c, for sale by
J. d. /. cODDINGTOS Druggist
OH lmis- &7 Hadso1 -, corner @! 5priHs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

% The grand inques; OF Hudson county. New
Jersey, have presented the Beacon Race Course 4,
a common nuisance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

PRESIDENT TYLER reached Norfolk on Thurs
iay-Friday ne visited the frigate Delaware, lying
in Hampton Roads, and CT Saturday visited the
Navy \ ard al Norfolk, and the snip OF the line
Pennsylvania. He was to leave for Grove Land
ing. James River, on his way to WILLIAMSBURG,
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

70 We are requested to state that the sale OF
property for unpaid assessment. viii take place at
the City Hall tomorrow at l. o'clock at noon, and
oe continued daily until ,ae same shall be com
prtcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

u " Portraits Of the People, or Illustrations
and Sketches Of American character No |, ~ has
Just been isued by the Publishers OF the Sunday
Atlas. 1t contains three Portrairs-l The Old
Bachelor =. The Old Maid 3. The Report
,r. The Literary portion OF the contents i c.eycr
and spirited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

Col. WM. D. WArLEs, Treasurer q the State
II Delaware, died a: his residence a; Dayborough.
on TUESDAY night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

y The Wings of Sullivan County have nomi-
mated HALsrEAp SWEET Of Ma.lakating for As
.euably. They have carried TIE County once, aad
hope to DO it again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

y Hon oGDES EDWARDS, superannuatcd as
Judge OF the Superior Court OF this ci,y BY attain.
ing the age OF 90 years, has resumed the praetic,
OF lsw al lie corner OF Nassau and Ccdar-stree,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

- The stable o: Mr.. John Brown, at Wash
i,r,,n D. C.. was burn, on Sunday morning last.
Los. $500 Several houses were saved wiki
gtca; di.:icuty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

u D4y.d 5. Garland. formerly VI. c. long Il
eadiag member OF the Virginia House o; Dele
.ates from, A,ahcrs. Co. died few ia. since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-26

D"isoS's rATENT Muscular GulDs 70 PEsM.SsH,s-
We have examined this book system with nuch care
and are firmly convinced that nay be with gre.i
advantage in the acquisition OF good bu,aess hand wr
tng, 1t IS in many respects entirely original and in 81
excellent Those who di.rust OpiuOu this point
will please examine that CT the Maryland Institute OF
Teschsrs, which will be fcund on the page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
~ Dry Dock, Brooklyn. New-York

IL Dry Dock, Brooklyn. Sew-fork.-
PROPOSALS will b. received the Navy Agents Office,
New York. un, 10th inst for the timber speched IN
the Schedule below, for building
PILE WHARF.
The timber be delivered free Of all charges at such
part of the Brooklyn Navy Yard shall be directed sub
ect to inspection and approval of such person may
be selected by the Engineer.
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.
$50 White Oak bearing Piles-ave-ase leagth 30 feet
"a to IL inches square.
Sc Fender Pcs-ayeragc length Sc feet-aAOut IA in
ches square.
50 Ton. OF White Pine timber for Caps-l6 H. square.
Of Side CAps-l2 IN. square.
ass small Spruce ranging timber for cover
ing Wharf-9 inches thick.
The Bearing Plies TO be of round White Oak timber OF
sound and good quality and straight can be procured
so as to be entirely suitable for driving 10 he hewed
inches square for length less than 10 feet from the
cut 70 be al least II inches in diameter at the smaller
end and Of length varying from 80 to IL feet as follows
one third part to be from 30 10 "a feet third from -
TO IS and the remaining third from s. TO Il e' Inc
whole to average less than Sc feet n length No PILE
TO lie admitted which sweeps deviae. from straight
ne- more foot IL forty and zone to be received
which are curved than one direction The PHes
to be delivered the Navy Yard. properly hewed and
ready 10 be sharpercd foE driving subject TO inspection
and apprO'a'- =,
The Fender Pile. be of round White Oak timber Of
the sane quality and sub .ct the same conditions with
rpar 10 sraghtness 70 be nswed l3 inches .qlare for
length rot less than IL feet from hs butt, TO be al least
II inches in diameter the smaller erd and OF length
y.ryisr from 81 10 81 feet aversge rot less than 10
To be ell and properly set and delivered IS above
The - tors Of White Pae timber fsr Caps TO be OF gooc
sound quality, hewed sawed 10 inches thick ana 10
s inches wide to s,ruigh all four sides and OF me
following lengths - sticks 81 feet, u sucks - eet
sticks a6 feet and II sticks 81 feet long
The % tons of timber for Side Caps TO be OF the same
quality. he~ed or saved IL aeAes square straight on all
four sides and OF length varying from y to % feet as
follows one third be in length of - feet sre third -
aud oae third 81 feet
T nb for covering thu wharfto be OF Spruce
., p;ps ranging timbe, Of sound AMI durable fuaiity
or hesed stragA. three sizes to be noi loss haa
cbe or an average thickness, estimated from the
rbews side to the opposite face. and vary FROM 10
m ,,cbe the width less lhaA inches and the
,su-th 10 ls -. -, 20 or 30 feet
oae half 10 be delivered before December 9Th ana
,,e rensirg half on or bsfc-e Dec. 10th, 1871.
Navy Agents Of7ce.
Nes-Yors Nov. 9th, lsil.5
pl0,se RoBT, c. WETAoRE, Navy Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

TIE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRusOH: BY
I DANIEL De Fox. With Memoir OF the Author, and
an Essay on his Writings Illustrated by Grandville.
New York: D. Appleton & Co
Delightful, bewitching Robinson Crusoe of how
many hermits hast thou not been the exemplar and
he cause How many heavy hearts, borne down
BY Oppression, Treachery and Want, have turned
Ehfully to thy lonely paradise and been refreshed
BY the bare contemplation of spot of earth so far
,smoved from the common ills that flesh is heir
p!' Nay, how many have learned from thy truth
story that every earthly condition has it's peculiar
roubles, and that TO fly from sorrow is to fly from
ie Welcome to our table, thou wise phileso-
her, thou ever-charnng friend
The edition before US is large and elegant &C.
$50 Of 492 pages. 1t is profisey embellished
with engravngs-we think not less than two hun
dred in number-which, though little the worse
for wear, are yet graphic aud spirited The work
forms delightful and instructive present for
Young readers.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
THE TRIBU N E.

p.SOcs.eY. BY GEORGE SIDNEY CAMP harper d
Brothers, Cliff St
NJ, CAMP in this little volume has made va,u-
no contribution to the cause of political science
IA q worthy addition 10 the excellent Family Lii
,,,ry. of which it forms the 18Th number. The
Democracy he discusses is not that of any party,
,or has the author allowed party predictions any
,lsee in his work. The character of his politics
nav to-bc-sure, be easily inferred from the gener
.,sl spirit of his treatise: but his opinions upon
n. passing questions of the day are allowed in no
,s.e TO interfere with candid, open discussion of
the great principles which lie at the foundation OF
sur republican institutions. a work like this,
yhch should be easily accessible to all cas'es OF
ar citizens, has been heretofore greatly needed
.nong US. While every one is ready enoug" u
,sout in praise OF Democracy, comparatively
snail portion are well informed as 10 Its esseh''ai
dement's, the grounds Of It's rghttulness, the ooi-
cations it imposes, and the limits which the I'M
changeable laws of right and wrong impose upon
!. This volume will be found full and explicit
apon the points as upon the others coaterally in
roved in the discussion. From the titles OF some
ii the Chapters, as the Mature of Political
dence,' SefGovernment,' Permanently of De-
,ocra,ic Government The alleged Tyranny Of
he Majority Right of Instruction &c. may be
nierred the general scope and character OF the
york. 1t will be found well worthy the perusal of
Al classes, and to deserve the close study, espe-
caly of the young who have yet to form their opin-
oas upon political topics.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

Aost OF the manufactures in the above list OF imports
il will he observed ceme in direct competition With hrt-
cl.s made by our own manufacturers and mechanics.
More than two thirds the above Imports might doubt
less be ayantageously manufactured III this country II
had adequate projecting duties Abcut lwo-ihirds OF
AL our IMPORTS into the United States of Injuries
nnd manufactured articles which should be mad here.
Thus mauy millions thrown away annually, keepi%g
US Away in debt TO foreign Countries.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

ARTHUR CARYL Novel by the Author OF The Vision Of
Rubeta: Cantos l. H. Oies, Epistles 10 Milton. Pope,
Juvenal and the Devil Epgrans. Parodies Of Horace
England as she is, and other Minor Poems, by the
Same. PIP. 357, svo. New York d. Appleton x Co.
From hasty examination, we infer that this
work is less seurrilous, less vile, and rather less
trashy than Z. The Vision of Rubeta. Still, there
j: no plausible reason for its appearance in PRINT
AVID we apprehend the highly respectable pub
fishers had not examined or they would not have
lent their names 10 it.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

,TECHaHICs' TOOLs.-chAs- G. DYER Err
s,6 c;rerawich st het~een Spring and Canal has
just 1 e.ral as,ortment of Csrpenters Cabinet
aoS Oh Char skers and almost every description OF
& ,vLer' Tools a; the very lowest city prices.
general Of Wool Saw ready 5,o sed ard set
cut re-toothed, framed filed and set usual
nil
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

WxsrERS ARMoRY The Commissioners .aP
pointed TO select a site for Western Armory
were, at the latest dates, at ST. Louis, giving
audience to various dcputations from Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

10 Li,tell's Museum of Foreign Literature and
Science for November is for sale by Curry & CO.
Broadway. Its reputation as the very best Amefi-
can compend of European Literature Is hfmI y es-
tablished. The number before us contains the cur
rent Parts of Barnaby Rudge' and Charles
o'Maey with great variety of selections from
Foreign Reviews and Magazines.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
DIR. McMUNN'S
EJI\IR OF OPT u NJ

A NEW chemical preparation of Opium, embracing all
1 the valuable edicina properties OF OPIUM 10 IN, rhe
exclusion of those which deleeriol and useless
Morphine Codein and Narcein IN combination win que
-, .,.,nc Acid are all retained 10 their original
purity and hence the superiority Of this PREPARATION
Is much peferabl, every other form OF opate ,ucn a.
La.danum raregoric, Morphine, Densrcou%ed Lsuoa
n,u,. &c &c, as has been fully proved and duly ae-
Lpowl,dyed by the most eminent surgeons physician
ard chemists Its use followed by any Of the u'sa-
cr.eabe effects which invariably aeid the ordinary pre-
NOR nausea and vomiting but may be taken 10 ssi
Gent doses to aay III suffering with perfect saety and
entire success For fathe. particulars OF It's tiah !"
hospitals, &c. see directions with the med'cine =
Tbe Trade supplied at the lowest prices by A. b. q u
Sands. - and Loo Ful.on-s'. " l.
Retailed by D. SanIs & Co. Il East broadway oy
Ru,htor & Aspinwaii By Dr. Chiffon, 263 BfoaGwsy, D!
C. H. Ring 6ii Broadway, by Coddngton' -. fuoso"
- hy Cburchs Disgensary, &c Spring St, and by AL
Druggists in the city snd country. -,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

TIE BELIEVING SPIRIT: Discourse deveres before the
New-Hampshlre Alpha of the Phi b eta Kappa Seci-
CIV nj Dartmouth Collere July 2sth l54l By TAY
LER LEWIS Esq, Professor of Greek IN the University
of the City of Ncw-fors
Th. is not Discourse to be read during lei
'ue hour after dinner, TO be hastily perused ut
any time and then thrown aside. 1t eminently de-
serves and, to be appreciated, mast receive, close
thoughtful study, and this we do not believe any
one will grudsc it who has within him aught OF the
scholar. spirit, or who has any love for Truth in
il, highest forms and most important aspects The
Dpic is theological and for choosing such subject
cr such an occasion the author finds a sufficient
apology in one of the aspects of the present time,
namely, the increased a,tcstion which Is now paid
by educated men OF every profession to theological
studies, which, although fur from being general is
vet considered BY Prof. LEWIS sufficiently so as to
become TO close observers one of the signs of the
tines. The claims of natural theology, as treated
BY Lord Brougham and the Bridgewaler treatises,
are closely examined, and the necessity ct some
hr higher ground whereon 10 view human life and
its far.extended relations is conclusivey shown
The vciou, sensi,iveness in the Christian commu-
sy in respect to the Influence OF science and SCI
ent6c men upon the facts and doctrines OF reveia-
tion which leads them 10 trembe at every new
discovery in geology and other branches OF the phy'
seal sciences. and to set themselves 10 discover
some new Interpretation OF the Sacred Word TO nj
10 these newly found physical facts, is condemned
as injurious to the cause of Christianity, and as
.vincing even IN the church the want OF that be-
Esving spirit enjoined alike by reason and reveia-
ton. Believe thai thou mayst understand Is
accepted as the dictate of sound philosophy 10
obedience 10 which man is prompted by The urgent
wants of his moral nature. The u,tarian phlos-
Ophy receives some severe blows from the orator 5
hand, and the Address concludes by most dis
eliminating examination of the writings Of Plato,
with especial reference to the subject Of DISCOURSE
and high eulogium upon tkeir spirituality and
sabime philosophy.
This is decidedly one of the abest and to the
scholar rsos, instructive addresses VIC have evea
head It's tone is elevated far above the common
place topics of the day. The views ct Sature, OF
uatural science and of theology which it disclose'
are new, striking and most palpably just and 1t
whole spirit such as must sirongy recommend II
TO the attention Of all who believe Gas all DO be
dsve) that there are higher interests involved II
mans existence than his mere temporal welfare
Or that there are realities winch can be perceived
By none Of the senses, and which yet are OF infinite
NOmeh,.-The Address is published ut the otic'
81 the Iris or Literary Messenger,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

" On the morning of the 18th instant, between
9 and 10 clock, fire broke out in the barn OF
Messrs. Wilcox & Prior, in New-Huven, Ct.
which, being well filed with hay, was entirely
consumed 1t is suspected TO have been set fire
. oi;.;ousl,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

PAPER MANUFACTURES Rs AND COM
MISSION WAREHOUSE, NO. 81 Liberty street
Printing Li,hogTaphc, sad Colored fapefa IN al he
varieties made to order Of any quality from common News
10 Inc finest Book paper made IN The country al tAe far
narkr, prices from tie very superior mills OF sessrs
C. and W. Curtis Boston, and w. d H. Carts, Beiyh1e
and from several other snufac,urers, having the bes
~ acsinery All orders tina kfuly received and promp
Iy executed qu7 6u EDWARD CURTIS. Agen