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go the Individual Creditors
JOHN 3. STEENDEReEN,

VIE Superior Court Of Fauquier county,
II Virginia, at its last term, decided the
case pending between the Bank of the United
states and the Trustees for the other creditors
OF John $ stecnbergen, in favor of the Truss
'ees, II THIS decree is not appealed from.
We tfSt step to be taken by the Trustees will
pc 10 assertion who are the individual credit
ors Oh sad Steenbergen, TO the discharge Of
whose claims the sum of $50 900 is directed
ov me l'eed OF Trust to be appropriated =
Inc Deed OF Trust directs this sum TO be first
raised fromzthe trust property, and to be APP
pied to BAY such Of Steenbergcn's individual
creditors as held no other security AS it is
ALREADY known that disputes will arise as to
VINO 90 and who do not come within THIS de>
DESCRIPTION, aisd the Trustees will certainty
not take tfse ris.z Of deciding such disputes
put Will call on the court to decide them, all
persons who claim to belong to this class Of
creditors, are requested to bring forward their
CLAIMS and the proofs of them, 'snot 10 the
lhusfEEs," but by petition flied in the suit, as
pending before the Superior Court Of Fguquier
county The Court, in the decree pronoun-
ced, Reserved tire right to all persons, claim
ing to RartlcipatoiR the fund, to appear by
petition and assert their claims
"A. S. TIDBAIL, !
j. MARSHALL, Jr., ~
HOBT. Y. CONRAD, 1|"SEsS'
RHESA ALLEN,
June 80, 1912 st
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N0Cnln1yaaIoneU 8 y ale.

TNURSUANI. to decree Of the circuit SIT
& perior court Of law and chancery for
Shenandoah county, pronounced on the 5th
day of April, 1912, in a suit of John w. Rice
plaintiff, against William Byrd's administrator
with the will annexed and others defendants,
shall, on Saturday the 11th day of June next
upon the premises, proceed to sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder, the shares of Polly
Byrd, the wife of George Byrd, of the heirs
Of Derrick Byrd, decd, the share of Sarah
Byrd, of Catharine the wife of Edward Wal
ton, OF Claly Miller. and of Mounce Byrd, in
the lands devised to them by said William
Byrd, decd, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to answer the purposes of said de-
cree; upon the following terms, to wit One
third in hand, the balance in two equal annual
payments the purchaser or purchasers Civ
ing bonds with good personal secucity, and
lien upon the land for the deferred install
meMts. FEN ION w AL ON,
NAV s, 1842-4w Commissioner.
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Cue 20 al eur citizens wherever they
NAY choose toresi,le, whilst negotiations
are pl ndihg at Washington to adjust all
existing difficulties between this country
and Great Britain. our right to this ter
ritory should not be forgotten. At pres
ent, it may seem small matter to the
hegotiators; but they should remember
that every years delay will only render
the final adjustment of the disputed
North Eastern boundary more difficult.
We are pleased to learn that the prop
CT aathefities at Washington evince
disposition towards encouraging the ear
j. oecnpatssa, Of the Oregon by perma-
: neaf A'Aef Y ,s settlers. 1t is known
iaat many OF the Islands in lthe Pacific
have already been settled b nc,mansut
Americans, aud trading o,,Iss ', es,sh h.
lished. By which IA iafsI' 'e ,,.e So
business is carried on - ~. p ' ia,;'s
tribes on the Nort - ~" a .a' r., aa"a
lea, aud with the re-, o" 81 u c 1l;"e'
There is nothing '"l.' t a"' ''''a@'
Oregon lton ultimately
liz : = le Share of this trade, and
~ - much to the wealth and prosperity
thts whole unIea'
- isut, regardless of those ultimate ad-
vantases, tic prospect Of immediate sue
cess Is so great. tbat many OF our pio-
neafs are already turning their atten.
ton To the settlement Of Oregon; AND ma
ny Years will MOI eIapse before that Ter
utory contains Il large populatoo. DIR.
lam has done much to urge d speedy oc
oupation Of it by permanent American
Residents, II Lieu. Fremont shall be sue
CessiU in his contemplate cxporatio
Of the tcntc; and if the Government will
furnish all proper protection to those who
seek home in that distant region, the
English may not onl Y he dis'odgcd from
the foatho!d they have acquired there.
but prevented fran making any further
inrOaIs upon our " estern territory, and
longer m nopoIizjng the mach great
or part OF the trade at present carried on
with the EAdan tribes at the Northwest
and West.
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GSr11st fsSaCe+

ELY VIRTUE of a deed of rust executed
AB by John Stephenson to the subscriber as
trustee, for the benefit Of Samuel Kendrck,
dated 5th March, 1912, and recorded in the
clerks office Of Shenand all county, / shall,
On Hedne@day the 20tb dug Of Juiy neat, on
the premises. sell to the highest Bidder, for
ready money. the
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HOUSE AND LOT

in the town of strssl1ng now occupied by
Reuben Bird as Store I{oitse
3he title to this property is believed to be
but shall convey only such
title as is vested in me as trustee.
GILES COOK, TRUSTEE.
June Is, I842. -4w
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], Err,
YTTogNEx al Z "A w ,

yHTUI practice in the Superior and Inte
w rior Courts of Page, Shenandoah. War
rem. and gsppatalnock; also, III the District
court Of the United States, with view to at
tend 10 cases Of Bankruptcy, and Will give
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sIIIt'tUI " I ttoItS t't ITO A1NoN3
sThis Work contains particulars never be-
fore made public, respecting the plans, object,
am; conduct of the United lrishmen; the
means by Which their secrets were betrayed
to the Government, aAd their measures trust
rated.
1.-The collection of the materials for this
Work has involved the labor Of many years,
,iul lng winch time DR.. Madden three times Vi
s,trd America. and obtained such authentic
documents and information rs could. only be
procured where the ursfvors OF the United
Irishmen had sought and found shelter.
" It is the belief and hope Of the author chat
The time has arrived when this history may be
written " .thout provoking the rancor OF party,
or decorating The feelings of:ssurvivlhg rel'-
tons"
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T(lSTp0NEIlEN'L',

Saving to unavoidable circumstances, the
W above ramed land was not sold on the
day specified l will therefore proceed TO
sell the said property, in the manner and upon
the terms above designated, On Friday tie
9Th day cf July neat, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
f. WALTON, Comm'r.
Inne L. 1910
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sGiss & g e el.ess

EYAINING in the Post Office at Wood
Ia stock, Virginia, on the 1st day Of July,
! 842, which if not taken out by the 1st day
OF October lie Xt, will be sent the General Post
OFF,. as dead ictlers.
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The foregoing is the announcement made
by the London publishers Of 4 work which will
lgnquestionably both on account OF the great
f.,Iehs of the author and his deeply interest
ing subject, be the most valuable that has
been given to the Ehslsh public for many
ArarS
Having taken pans TO procure a very early
copy from ondon, We shall Isaue 1t on the &Oth
day of July next. in double or treble number
of the " New World,' at price not exceed
ing . cents, although the original price IS
twenty -oue:: shillngs sterling. Thus wal it5be
within the ability OF every lover OF liberty IN
the United States--UF ETERY IRIsA CITIZEN
10 procure a complete and authentic account
of the most brave though unfortunate struS
Gle for freedom that the world ever saw.
The descendants relatives, and friends OF
The noble patriots, who were engaged in the
struggle, Still exist in this country. 1t is srlt-
ficient for rs to name to New Workers the
names Of IHoMAs ADBIs EMMET and DR.. MAC
NEvEx. Then memory VIII never perish from
among US. Had the contest for freedom III
which they, and such as they, were engaged
been successful, ii womb have been dignfed
with the name Of Revolution, and not known
merely as {" THx larsH REBELLION"
There is no period in modern history more
replete with stirring and pathetic incidents. 1t
furnishes the richest material for romantic mar
atgc for the interest which it existes is soci>
al rs well as political. Strife entered
into the homes Of men, and Danger was pre-
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hearth" But il IS unnecessary to enlarge up
on a topic, the mention Of which is enough of
itself to excite. this, coolest reader DR.. Mad~
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with tniy ersaI favor.
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be published in Extra Numbers of the New
WORLD, on the Goth Of July, and supplied to
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uf Agents, Booksellers, &c, should send
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they may not be disappointed in obtaining a
supply. This will be the first and only A. A.,
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70 + Editors and publishers aoho ,oiH gire The
ohope advertisement, Wifhout alteration. (,cith
this slote tco insertions, and refer to ii ed't or'-
aly. shall hare TWO COPIES sent hem' ny t~,-
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A MOST VALUABLE AND INTERESTING Work.
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THEIR LIVES AND TIMES.

u DIX. H. II. Nh fJUEN'
.3ntior Of" Ifavezs in The East" &c. &c &c.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-02

lie is little movementin trade not such as should
ected at this season. The business at Philadelphia
ribbed as follows:-There has been but q moderate
l. of business transacted this week. the farmers and
in the interior being engaged in seeding and top.
er corn. 1t is expected that after next week, bust
Until the closing OF the canals, will become more
The late foreign advces have produced no effect
|ur market--the prices ofWheat and Flour being too
England to admit of any shipment from this coun.
|is.-A Seignette Brandy at 81 SIS; IS Pellevoisin,
|25J J. Dupuy, 81 az 81 35 10 Lever Freres, 81;
nd Or pipes Pinet, Casillon Co 81 80 50 so; 10
volfe's Swan Gin, 81 S; and 40 a so puns Irish and
whiskey, 81 IS a 81. Sales Of domestic Whiskey
brls at 203.
-Muscovadoes dull; prices have not varied; the
Porto Rico at ST "A cents; Cuba ST 81; st. Croix
|; New iberia and New Orleens ST. White Brazil 2
|rown Havana6 81, all 4 months. White Havana
Ice.
es-Sales Porto Rico at 81 cents; IS sour do liz;
|enfuegos and Nuevitas, 20 ~; and 20 New Or
|l9, all 4 months.
|l Sfores Sales of North County Turpentine, for
at 81 rs; and Wilmington for dstiling at 81 s7t a
which is an advance on both descriptions.
A lot of Crude Sperm sold for home use at 90 cts.
les of Lnseed English from London, landing, at 90
|nts CASH in lots from store 924 and American %,
olive remains very dull.
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Passengers Sailed.

,oN-Packet ship Medistor-Mr Cowau, Miss Cowan
nj Doves and servant, Mrs johnson, WIN Geo johnson
Johnson, Col Chss G Johnson, British Army, OF Mon
Parker, Miss Parker. Guelph, c; Monsieur Joubert
ship South Americo-A Rohds, F,anci,
AID Mrs Sarah Gray, Henry Miller, VIM Robinson Of
ork Miss Chadwick, Brun.wiek, Me; Joseph Hubbs,k
Joseph Harrop Yorkshire; James Campbell, Nova SEQ
ISIS T. Nowlan. Ireland.
E.Pachet sh,p 81 S,cqIa.J,me' s. A Mnr,;,
Laieh lady and child Carroll Livingston, del Busto
ar Corth, Thomas Van Zandt Mr. Gaillardet, Of New
az Miss Amelia LIE Point, Boston; Miss Ann 5hapley
|,lphia; Mr. Prinsle, South Carolina; Edw LIE Prohon
al; T. Bryan.
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HONORABLE y. CURT1s:-Sir-Tt has been rumored
IL be removed from the office OF Night Inspector
because my principles, have been, and nov
40 undsguised advocate of the principles Of Henry
sentiments upon inyioation OF any OF the depart
in relation to interference IN elections Sir to
you the unspleasenness OF performing The most
faithfully discharged the duties of my ofce SIR, Is II not
sublime spectacle TO behold the Commander 81 III Aryhe
Admiral OF the Nsyy-the Chief M-gistrae OF the N,tion
Adams. Night fn,pec'o the Castom, loved John and
BOD Tyler better than the statesman Henry Ca; he could
have found the in his bosom 10, IN 'rt OF the
kenrucky fJohn Tyler desped he should be reconcied
70 ms iae because he must hate himself resign rather than
be slave 70 snch con!empabe John Tyler and Bob
New York September a. is42.
c. sssns ne s1 nv" re note from All
OF the present month This cast any reflections on Mr.
e as he NUT hey his instructions Bobby Tyler and the
Spartan. st'he Puter Mug. VIM II. ADAMS.
IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIsTRY-Ail new sv,tem,
have to undergo the ordeal Of public scrutiny and hspry
should we be they came out IN the nth Ia
the whole, stamped with the seal Of appreciation.
The feature in the science Of Dentistry
by Dr. J. Canldwell Of Virginia. and is prsc
sed by Geo. ~ Humphreys his pupil who has
At 23 Broadway next door the American Hotel where he will
novel and rsnsarng OF extracting teeth which
caused OF 10 bear the
oothache DIRE aiding the awbreaing system, long
All dental opera pco by him warranted Teeth
inserted with such perecness deceive the scruth
zing, of their falsity.
Teeth plugged cleaned ane filed on the most approved
ledge Of the arr together with an practice the
them States he offers his services TO the public with conf
dence.
May be consulted at all heun Of the day oslmissc
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TOHO!!!
RINGS VERBENA CREAM

THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound is now Al, the
Il we'll professors those who
fer to gatns their dinrn, The Improvement
Gently made its manufacture places the Verbena Cream
above competition
The subscriber having purchased the copy right
pablo with elegant label and that for
ease shaving be eaualls only by Wall broker
the Cream possessing the advantage Of giving better sacoB
the party by the OPERATION and this speaking from
penepce.
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles he
market the directions for win have the written sgnau
of the proprietor, none other being genuine
For sale wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau 1t,
r. SINCLAIR, Proprietor
". B-Also for SALE Rings Elirr Of Life NH|son's ~
Turnip &c = oi fmsm
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he morning Of the LIST instant after lingering ILL
HARLorrE PHILLIPS, wife Of Andre Bache, in the
ar of her age.
friends Of the family and also those of her sons-in
F. Duckwitz and T. D. Kleudgen, are respectfully
ted to attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon at
ok, precisely, from IS broadway, without further
ions.
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Foreign ImPortations.
BRIG Panthea--25o tons logwood Rowland x As
Domestic ImpOrtatIons.

Ansont Reported Yesterday )2I bales
III; Snion-9p Pilot LIE Bsrbier-f0 Sprague Robin
o CrcIgh s. Hevdecker-20 II l. Maitland Smith,
Il cos bxs Little col Rowland Aspinwall-l
|erce B & Pos-5 bxs Downing Bsldwin-8 Il M
|r-I Dbl Wisner & Gale-y7 bales cotton bbs beeswax
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PhlladeIphia Cattle Market.

Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Beef Cattle at market; 1850 Penna cattle, and $50
ia; 900 were sold at the drove yards Schuyl.
the New York market, and 400 taken by the butch
Ter schuylkiIl at 81 sat, extra brought S4i-l00
er 80 Cows and Calves sales SIS to "a, extra $50
400 Hogs sales at 5a sl-a,l sold 1850 Sheep
iade at 81 l2t to 81 rs, extra sales 81 37t.
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| shercs per $3.50.
| return gives the fact, that in the aggregate the
of the Boston banks has yielded better dividend
$50 during the last six months than during the pre-
Fix months on the amount Of capital SIT no.
ing at the rate of Is per cent. This is indica.
lat at least trade has not fallen off, notwith standing
amor. The income Of dividends, it appears, has
N the part of the Atlas, City, State, North, and
|ngton Banks From the state of affairs now appa-
the connection between Boston and the GreatWest,
he railroad, giving her signal advantages, while the
River is impossible by ice, il is fair to assume that
ployment Of capital in trade during the coming six
will show improvement over either Of the pc
bove quoted 1t will be well for our capitalists and
oders to inquire into how far the improved profits
Boston banks are made at their expense, by reason
diversion Of trade to that city. while New York is
by the frosts of winter. In looking over the
papers, the eye frequently lights upon advertise
like the following
20, 60 brls. extra super Genessee -four, Lockport
Olmstead brand. from new wheat, by railroad"
sc unerring indications ofthat which is to come
ist trade of the west has already got foo.hold in
and every dollar which "goes by railroad" west Of
field, is SO much diverted from the N. York market
ostonians have not only opened their great avenue
,e west, over which thrir manufacture are trav ell
enormous quantities. but have also procured, by
'ctivty and TACT the passage Of high tariff, which
{ from New York large portion of the trade which
out of the import of foreign goods. Our merchants
ng supinely upon their backs crying hard times;
he New Englanders, backed by knavish and sui
ublic prints in this city, have not only withdrawn
portion Of the commission business for the sale of
ic goods but have procured the passage of tariff
prves them of their foreign trade. With their large
great sagacty, and ready skill. the people of Bos.
We, by great strokes Of policy, taken all to them.
and are reaping the benefit Of their enterprise,
they, with parasite journals here, are lulling our
to sleep by singing to them the praises of the
riff and the benefits that are to ederived from it.
why,'New England has possessed itself Of our
md grown rich at our expense.
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A. PASTORS HAIR OH

A. PASTORS HAIR OIL =
ar COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS
For dsryins danda and preventing the hair from con- m
Greenwich street. New This nimitable oil has been
the product twentyour Of experience and for the last
sxteen years in New Yorg where have been psctcug the
Hair Cutting business; and the public may rely on = TIA, a
Pstos Oil the wholcsomest and best ii Tor the
Ha-makes il grow thick and long, prevents its falling of or
turning grew and hair has begun 10 turn grey such
nonher H. the hair that by will restore u 70 It's natu
color Also prevents hair from becoming shaded and hs,r
has adv shaded which great disbursement 10 young Ia
es and Il used FOR short Time will restore 70 its natua
color Gle ar the scu and keep the head and hair promote
and hskercd liberal discount made to wholesale
' 49, A. PASTOR,
saawsr I65 Greenwich st. ~. Y.
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Passengers Arrived.

KS IsLAsD-Bris Mary Emily-Genl John Eyma. Of
ID.
|sLEsroN-Sbp Anson-bieut w HAYWARD. u sA.
|y; w Babcock and lady, Mr. White.
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HARNESS FOR SALE, bargain i applied Tor .m%edi
Franks Boot Store Nassau s.. so seod
JUST received 70! sale ls2 Broadway 1900 feet Pero
window bnd door and fire screens safes strane and yar
4 NNIIAL COMMENCEMENT OF COLUMBIA
OIL annual NJ, Ss s T be ses
viii leave pleessy
%ss usual 4. T The "''s'
Of am be obtained On to the
''""'''e tine f's''sn'' room %bRaM s. GasE?w&ITT.
WIN. 8. KERNOCHAN, Sec. OF eO2i.m
THE BANNER Is UNFURLEp-:Unon for the sake Of
~ noble
he s 81 s e SSos
Hail. on Monday evening" October 81 ''''''" ''
oil eod.r slLAs y CiHaf1scEkERNo, President.
NE JOHN IL L0TTwWh.! SORT Of Ds%S s rs Of hs
who, with his friends voted down defeated the rsu
% S ss WSs Ss a. s s Les
s.S ne for ts , TS
his recent town mee.inf nearly all the vote being brought
cs Pss:ssS a% MaR
s 81 s9Sf s %ass % he
w o i sPS pns 81 sS
'SS.s Il; sMsyS NJ w., n
his hour AID advised Mr. vsnders wee to vote against
the adsTsndep r,ss.oIy law a. may be proved by call
olsSI s 4 advised I'll
The doom Of this half neophye fixed. His he
School law will him. il is well known he then
ed against what his private opinion Already the hand
writing upon the wall, by -
ONE WHO KNOWS.
New York, Sept. 30, 1872 oil SER
ITALIAN MUSIC-MR. MANNING, (twenty years re
sident Naples-Pupl of Pacin and Cescentin
snsnE .n n The The mo. b y Eo o .n
forte playing.
Mr. NJ. has permission refer the following gentlemen
J. NJ. wainwright, D. D. Messrs. Rowland kspnwa J.
Schroeder, D. D. Mr. J. T. Brigham f. L. Hawkes., d. D.;
Mr.. 8. Ward.
Mr. M resides mt 23oh Hudson street, Spring st.
al nAr
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$4,000 CASES IN A YEAR"

IZ,UUU GASES in a 7 EAR.
Sc the right medicine and be cured-Ye who weary Of
Of the urinary organs and who disgust and disappointment
have abandoned all hopes of strongly invited
last have the justly celebrated DIR Cher
.Astrnxent Pills. whose failure in removing the dshesren,
complaints unknown than boxes have been sold
NV York alone and ofure has been related
selling them. Has such fact occurred from the
oil any other medicine Answer, ye that suffer.
Sickness general wasting of the body from
speedily mclioraed short time cured For gravel loss
Of control OF tie bladder pain in the back from disease Of the
kidney glands these pills peemnenty
ful.
10. FAY, VIII ,lesale Agent, New York-Reailed at 70
Church cor of Chamber III Bow ry ss Bowey Of Walker
ST. n East Broadway 1888 Washington Boson 37e Market
Poydonee and Of Geo Pulling, hatcher. Price $per box.
Also, Dr Poets Eradicaor celebrated the certain
sis liner
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Hollis CANDY,

NUHPASSINO ANY IHINO OF IHE hIND-Ltt N
~ stand upon its mcrits-Coughs and Colds.
HOLT'S CANDY has gained for tselfa reputation tsoe.
~ merts) far above the ordinary class OF remedies
for the complaints for which it is used,
Il is nded by thousands who have experienced IT'S
excellent effects remedy for Coughs Colds and
all affections Of the lungs. . 80,
This certify have my practice prescribed Mr..
r. Hollis Compound Cough Candy # coughs,
colds and all affections Of the lungs with the most
eects-kno the Of this Candy, and tav
log used them for yes.in my own private practice,
with safety the cle all troubled with
OF the complaints above mentioned. In my estimation tina
Candy has the precedence OF any in use.
DAVID CRANY, NJ. ID.
Hartford Conn. Sept 20, 8i2
For sale by NJ. p HOLT, 25T Main street; also, by The
Principal Druggists IN Hartford.
b. D. Sands 70 Fulton at Dr. Symes Pharmacy,
81 Bowery o Walker st. are Agess in New York.
s2I2msf