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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
OF THE Eyer. K

EI DtOsSY. Ophthalmic Surgeon, No so7 Broadway,
entrance in Futonsreet opposite St Pauls Church.
tends Diseases o the Eye and ali the necessary opera
lions thereon Office hours from to O'Clock Having
completed his studies o. FIVE years with DR.. Elliott, 0cu
list and been subsequently engaged his assistant r X
Oessy enabled to unaeake the treatment of all diseases
affecting the organs of vsoa Terms moderate and gadu
ated 10 the nature and extent OF the disease
Permission given to refer his late instructor and also
Of the most eminent Professors OF the Medical Fac
uy in New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
p 70 aELIZABETH-PORT sAND

Iyszss=ss=rsSs.. NEW-YORK FERRY COMPANY
Summer ArTGsl gcnie,st-Fare ia Cents.
The steamboats, WiTER-WlTcH. CINDERELLA and
WfLLiAMSBURGH, ply daily from Elizabeth-Po Porto New
York, touching 1T New-Brghton and PortRcraond, On
ana after the lh day Of August lSizeac trip rs ola,
Leave Elizabetl-Port Leave NJ YORK pier J., n. R.
A,6s and II O'Clock a. NJ t5l 81 and ioi a. b. md
All and 54ociock. r. M At2 4 and s'ciack, Psi.
On Sunday,
Leave Elzabetfort at g. 10 and i2 O'clock A. and al
!. a and O'Clock, P ~
Leave NsD-York ala, 10 and III O'Clock A. NJ. AID at2
and r.M.
e.Passengers for Westfcld Scotch Plains, TTanfed,
3ound-Br9ok SoIpeIviIle, Easton i Scho0eys Mopnts
by the E2abetOwn and Somerville Railroad Cars, VIZ
leave Ne"Yor in the 81 O'clock beat in the morning. AID
IN the and O'Clock boats in the afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will leave SoIaerFs
IN stages for Eason and for 5chooeys Mountain Oh the ar
rival OF the cars at Someryiiie
THE Horse Car will leave The aput OF The Union Ho's,
quarter OF hour previous the departure Of each boat
Allbaggagc al the risk OF il. owner aus
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

A T HIS OLD TRICKS.-The ladies
cautioned that at No. 289 Grand-s,reet corner of
Allen tFcrgusors) place that has long been notorious
the female part of the public where they have been
invariably treated in ucha very frequently has
caused the husband brother return and demand the
style of shoes, and the prices being fully
vnced that no store in Grandsreet could furnish
elegant Cater Boot for u shllngs, Cater Buskins Tor
shl!ngs-n short any article for the foot Of Lady Miss
or Child, OF which they have infinite variety al such
unheard oflow prices
There Is doubt but they to sell cut and quit tie
business. aust lmr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

DRt.LAZ & BARRAUD'S Odontalgic
lret This Invaluable d.ntiiice offered the pub
lie possessing the properties of strengthening the spongy
gums cesHng the moa,h and whitening the teeth refresh
in the n arising from derangcd of the stomach
smoki ON decayed teeth. In a word, it is beyond
~ ~ ot puff. Make a trial ei 4 bottle and II viii
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
8 FOR SALE-A , story fire proof

I ON SIUI
iI, brick House and List. The house was recently
erected has finished ROOMS in the garret and cellar Il
wick NewJersey in eligible place for business, and
contains handoreiyfnished sore, which is present
used dry good store and has been sRce the house was
built
The premises will be sold reasossble terms For for
c. L. HARD ENBERGf, Esq, SO wa.st N Y. orto
HENRY II, SCHENCK, u Church s..
,6tf Neky.R RrI,l,s y iek y. ].
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
II EECHES, POISONS s. CHEMI.

Il CALS.-Warranted Poisons for Flies Musquetnes,
COckreaches Bedbugs Rats Ants and all species of Vernn
inting houses Also Fly Paper, Travellers Comfort Sea
Protection, lc.
LEECHES-Importedl largest Swedish Leeches-
CHEMICALS-Such as Lunar Caustic Copava, Cap
sues Acids Logwood Extract and Dyers's Materials Spir
Hartshorne and Njire Ether Chloride Loda Zodiac,
&c Daguerrectype Chemicals and Dentists Materials Pal
ludiprn Cement &c. For sale by
,rea In, LEWIS FErCHTWANGFR | WaIlst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Sold by the agents, A.B 4 Q. SANDS. Druggists, No
70 Fuonsfeet of Gold ond 100 Fuon.strect. al
wholesale and retail Also sold by David Sands l. Co.
No. II East Broadway, OF Marketst; Abraham g.
Sands j. Co.. ca. 273 Broadway. aul7 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Croton Water Pipes
I OCUMENT No. l3.-Board of As
~ sis.ant Aldermen, July 29th, 1912.
Report of the Select Committee the subject of Nayor
Ewbank's Patent Tinnes Lead Pipe for the conveyance
OF The Croton Water. Presented by Mr.. Scoles.
EDWARD WILLIAMS, Clexk.
The Select Comm ee to which referred the annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

II EECHES Leeches = Leeches (. {.
10 900 very fae, healthy German and Swedish Ieech-
e ust received ana for sale very reasonable Who'll and
retail or carefully applied, by william WATSON Che.
mis-, and Phagnacen,s Apothecaries Hall, a6 Catherine
street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

New York April %, 1889
The following especially recommended to the attention
OF gentlemen OF the Naval and Merchant service.
l. Henry B. Nones, Cap,ann the United States Revenue
Service the OF the United States do certify that
was Tor five months afflicted with the iniammaory Rhcu
malan ard had tried every remedy advice sphysxans,
without any reef-an finally by advice OF Dr. william
Rockwell Health Officer AT QuafaGline, applied TO Dr.
Rheumatic Embrocation, and after weeks of the
specific entirely free from pain and able to resume my
place in the service.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-25
MlIS0INlhIhAN NlN0WSo
Nrom the New Hampshire Gazette.
ARISTOCRACY HUMBLED.
BY SIR PETET TEAzLE, JR,

In the month of December, 1924, on
cold, black day, youth was seen wander
ing through the principal streets in Mass
achuseus. He was apparently about ls
years OF age, was plainly clad. and fortune
had evidently frowned upon him. He en-
tered hotel, and sa. for some time leaning
his hsad upon his hand. as if in deep
thought. Presently he took up newspa
per and gancing over it, his eye caught an
advertisement for an apprentice in print
ing Office. He started up suddenly, and
inquired the way to the Office Of .he--
Gazette. On being told he proceeded
thi,her, and on telling his story, the pro-
prietor of the establishment Immediately
took him into his employ. His story was
simple, but full of meaning. II was as
folows:--
His father was merchant and resided
in thriving town on tho banks of the Mer.
rimac, in the state of New Hampshlre.-
He was considered in good circumstances,
and the hero of our tale, whose name was
Henry Smith. had the advantages OF good
education. When he was fifteen years oi
age, his father died, and i, was found thai
his estate was insufficient. to pay his debtsi
Henry did all he could to assist his poor
mother for two years, when she died, and
Henry was lef: 10 mercy Of fortune. e.-He
therefore, with only a few dollars in hii
pocket, Sc, off 10 seek his fortune among
strangers, in a cold and hear,less world
BY chance he got into the town where w
found him. The res. have already tolt
10 my readers.
Henry Smith was now ls years Of age
He was TO remain with Mr.; 6 the proprie
of f,he-Gazette, until he should arrive
a. the age Of 2l, and as a compensation
therefor, he was to receive thirty dollars
per year, in lieu OF any clo,hing, and hi
board for that period.
He proved faithful, industrious and steady
and unlike many young men. he ecu. hi
coat according TO his cloth, and by tina
means was enabled TO lay up something
as she saying is, against a rain.
day.
trus, that my bachelor friends will pardo
me when irform them that | am about +
introduce TO their notice female. !, lik
my celebrated ancestor, Sir Peter Teazl
the First. am bachelor; bu, circumstance
rende, il necessary thai to tell story abor
any OF our friends who have entered inl
an alliance matrimonial we must somt
times expect to have our path crossed b
the fairer and genller sexC)-Bu,, Pete
Peler ihou'ri indulgng in most annece
sary, unbecoming soiloquy! Go on VIII
Thy story, therefore, or disgrace the nan
OF bachelor! Well to proceed
Della Beel was The only daughter Of
rich arisiocrat in the town Of Rushvlle-
(by wich name shall call the town whe
Ne first found Henry Smith )Shs was
beautiful girl, but had been INDUCED
every thing from her Infancy, in fact, h
been spoiled child. Like her paren
she was proud and overbearlag, and W
accustomed 10 ,hisk tina, a mechanic,
en- fsmals who earned her daily bre
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-06-25

Practical Wisdom consists no so mu
in knowing the fact, as in knowing I
season OF it, and how to use H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
TAPsCOTT GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
FOR PASSAGE EXON AND REMITTANCE T

By theNew and United Lines Of Liverpool Packets.
public, that they continue to make arrangemenis fer
III pa9 fq Of .. a., yssy ySra
wales rst class packet shirs 3, emu
Rereneed captains and will saffron Liverpool every days
patronage they ha,: r.e.r
and with their and by The s.tes:
SS %1ss sS:f to retain
Persons sendng for their rely that the
varaby been extended ali whose have been en-
gsged at this Office and in all decline
paid il here, without any deduction.
Those wishing to send to their Friends
Of he the inc
don; Exchange and s,scoqnt Bank, Liverpool.
10 irland-The National and Provincial Banks and
In Seotland-The Bank of Scotland and Branches nUa1
The subscribers have also regular succession OF first ass
pso a., timing TO osdSS a,,s %ss every Liver
nan ana weekly. y which passages can be at all
The public viii please take notice that the only ships COM
posing the new line Of Liverpool packets are
The S s;ssau Collins The Sheridan pePsyster.
TIL. United Line Of Liverpool Packets are ."
The Rochester, Woodhouse, The Weschester Ferris.
Scouaud Robinson, Tarolinta, Saith
Republic, Thompson, Carroll OF Carroiion
tCornela, French, Hudson, Psge,
MemrE: ksisS.: As saa sa, ,Gra l5Ss
New Ysrk Nven, Pan hia, Goodmansou,
Tslbat, Storey Brooklyn Richardson,
Dadem, Barstow, Ocean, Willard
n Carolina Lrummond, N. Biddle, Trueman,
- Lancashire. Lyon, 80 Eutaw, Rocket.
The above ships we'll known to require comment
wishing to send for their
WIN wish to init them money those making such
engagements will fall 10 observe the
R%s5's'f' ark SC y t;s 2 South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Preventive Police-No. 4

The next point to which we shall invite attention
Is the abuse OF the writ OF habeas corpus This great
safeguard against oppression has been NEST shame
fully prosttued 10 the basest purposes. Offenders
against the laws often suffered to escape with
IMMUNITY, provided only that they possessed OF
the requisite cunning, shrewdness and dupicity.-
1t is therefore proposed TO deprive Judges at Cham
bers Of the power to take bail and leave to the
Courts alone. The taking OF bail al present being
SO entirely mere Formally, that although bonds
TO the amount of one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars forfeited annually, and not single dollar
comes into the treasury.
Crimes are frequently committed, but the often.
der goes unwhpt ofjusce. because OF the delay and
loss Of time experienced by our clizeRs In lodging
complaint and aPpea rlne against the accused. Great
encouragement mt is thus offered 10 those who entering
upon their abandoned career. and finding escape 50
easy, imagine that they have privilege to pilfer
and rob, tilsome horrd deed rouses the commu
nifty to nfllct summary punishment on the criminal
with ling that improperly parakes OF vengeance
and retaliation. day police by becoming fami-
liar with the haunts OF vice; by being armed with
the authority which that OF a magistrate always In.
spires, and being always at hand as a witness OF
violations Of the law, would materially diminish
crime and would tend greatly to protect our citi-
zens and the vast number OF strangers who visit
our metropolis.
In order to eradicate the almost universal cause
OF all crime, and to cooperate, as far as possible
with the great movement of the age in suppressing
intemperance, il is proposed to deprive the Mayor
and the Alderman and Assistants OF the privilege Of
granting Licences and to repose this power in the
Judge OF the District Police Court, who from his
Office will be best calculated to know the wants Of
his district and from his position will be farther
moved from the operation Of influences al variance
with the public interest.
Eight hundred able bodied men are to be perma-
nenty employed as executive officers of the Police
Department. On them will devolve the duties OF
day patrol, night watch and hremen. The constant
and unremitted attention to these objects, the Ger.
tainy OF pay and Of rewards for extra services and
the skill thus acquired will render them most eff.
clent body who may be depended upon in every
emergency, and will forever put an end to the jeal
ousies, brawls and disgraceful riots which often
occur in the department. REFonM
(To be IcOntinued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
PRIVATE CURE.

DoCTOR JoRDAN,s SPECIFIC COURSE No.i-.For
- the prompt of C-p Gonorrhea, elects and all
other wethral discharges and his Specific Course No for
the complete eradication aud permanent Of venreal
Zach course Z enclosed y neat TIN compsng every
external and whether The case be recent old care
guaranteed, If used directed Each package also
in isfall dree tons with plain dscripon of the nature
which added much valuable information useful hints and
important advce-rsmcvng all the difficulties Of self treat
post paid will ensure is reception Ts No. and
dents IN the country, being complete compact convenient
and efficient Post paid letters covering the amount have
prompt attention Sold for the proprietor only Drug Store,
Marion street second door below Prince block
Broadway Marion street is direct continuation Of
mid tns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Prizes Two Cents
The Oppressors OF the Po.,

The OPpressors OF the Poor.
In that dread book to mankind given
Where holy men inspired by heaven
Have wrote Gods high bshest.
Is stamped in characters divine.
Where goodness and His mercy shine
The poor are ever best"
To them is Paradise decreed:
His choicest blessings are their need.
For them laid up in store.
nut stern and fierce the writing stands
osinst such ss break his great commands,
That dare to rob the poor.
A AS are ell who hurt, Cypress
me widew poor, or fatheIless
ror they are men Of blood
hey enter no celestial gates,
NOT share the heaven that awaits
Inc holy and the good.
now no mark them well, both duke and lord
Ihsse ayings ofthe sacred word
For you they most implv.
We rob his people in distress.
lis ye that make their little less.
fe make them sooner die
Ye tax, ye take, yc stint the ir food
lis this THAT makes you "men Of blood j.
For this ye are accursed
haste repeal your demon laws.
Lest, on your heads, that are their cause
Gods righteous anger burst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
no.s NOT e0MMoN SENSE tsaeA y. Qua. ExeEc
d R. H 0 r N E
be

~ 70 Murray street. ,.--,...uu
staagsrsarc apprire Dr. Horne being Les
bred The Medical profession in the city Of London nae
practical Of said faculty q physe for - yss 10
The lat % in The city o. New dos ranch o medicine which en-
gwss his profound attention His experience vsry h
use Of mercury annually oSi
w aavs See YOUR sicheo Up Ihe lean
cd DR. Buehan rhaca!y Pscis snS ~
soss Affections Inheritance to'ansnis, to poe
tery." ,,., ..-..,.d nj. cs.s. r.s5 NOT
.ep nf complete recovery by applying to DR.; Horne
~ a. wears in New York city, has established Doctor
Horne character Of sterling honor and based on real
and sh H. Dr. H. offers TO his patrons qua
sntee DR. Hornes oces and patients never
contact Attendance until clock in the evening
NOTICE.
eJy- THOMAS q. HORNE. son OF the late DR. George
Horne respectfully npprses the public that be eonipses
liz fathers practice his estshlre No
7s Murray may be consulted daily uutile ciock
?. NJ. Sundays sucspted ms In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

FLORIDA TRooPs Three hundred and fifty one
the command of Lieut. Col. g. Loomis, we're lard
ed at Jefferson Barracks, 81. Louie, on the loih
inst Tho late hour at which the boats reached the
landing prevented us from ascertaniHg pre- erssixs
but we understand they are companies b, =, y, NJ
and F, the 9th regiment Of infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
Bankrupt List.
nHhHuPI IlIBCs
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

GAME AT THE EAsT-An otter, which measured
4feet inches in length, was shot in Cranston, r.
l. on Thursday last II is the first one ever known
to have been killed in that town. The Bangor
Wing says that moose and venison have been scarce
In tnat market this season, on account of the small
quantity Of snow in the vicinity Upon the Ala
cash, however, the Indians have killed several
moose and many deer, and the lumbermen have
been leasing in fine style. Two quarters Of meose
meat were purchased there for seventy. five cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

MUHFIcENr Paul Beck, Esq. an old and veal
ny merchant OF Philadelphia. has presented to the
pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts his entire col
lection of paintings, valued at 40 to $50 900 Three
OF the paintings alone cost Sl2, 5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25

the Post says that in the digging up of the old Head
estate, at the corner Of fremont and Beylston
streets. on Saturday, the laborers found human
skeleton reclining on one arm, supposed to have
been that OF an Indian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
LADIES.

II
DR A. c. CASTLE Dentist, 2s7 Broadway, New York,
has filing teeth which, while IL
harmless its composition be into the most tender
TOOTH 18th which becomes compact.d into solid body,
whatsoever. T. painful tooth be tius presrred
The tosti nonsls from ladies IN the frat society
speak sufficiently rs 10 it's efficacy; DrAC e. inserts arh
ca Teeth without liz the principle of spheIc
PRESSURE witstond the effects OF ous acid
stomach and from fo ted oders
Toothache FILLS of which put in the tooth will effect
icsl ORA C. G. reeIa TO his professional skill
Dr. u Johnson President Of The Medical Society lie Che
Stoughtop, Spanish Consul Rev. Mr. Lye Rev. Mr. kisssm
the Professors OF the unerty Of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons Of New York. -
DEAFNESS-Drs Castle & Edwards, Aurists, atterd to
every identai TO the human Acoustic Drops
Sure for deaaess paas noises hard in the
mi7 I'm
noes NOT COMMON SENSE teach US that ExPEC-
~ TORATION il the m,st natural az well efectual
arrcsng and curing Pulno nary Diseases Reason
because Obsuuet ~ either eaateIy
cling cresp consumption and abeesss the lungs pain
OF the throat breast sdes shoulders, broneh
exciting and pcruen secreiop thereby cogxng up
the lungs less impede both
and asthma enrsy hoarenes and loss voice Of
the heart and chest. rupture Of blood vessels and b
III. thIoat and Lungs, and splitting OF blood
To remove this obstruction which all hese alarming
nothing has been found equal 10 JAYNE's EXPECTO
stands unriv aodt stands prceminenttry H. and yos
will be forced TO wledg. that have
Of compcton that the osy reasonable the only natural
aud The only truly successful meth Of arresg and curing
disc asses Of the pulmonary organs
Sold in New York at wholesale and retail by A. y. D.
NJ. IT East Broadway B. Sands Co. No. 25s Broadway
mi7 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
COAL AND COLDS.

COAL "A II COLDS.
THE extreme mdness Of the weather Of late although il
may have proved disastrous in some degree to the coal
trade has by no m. diminished the c.ses Of
COUGHS AND COLDS
Many sick 10 this city from disordss acquired
SLIGHT EXPOSURE.
The great remedy of the day il
PEASE'S HOARHOUND CANDY,
wkchhas acquired enriabe celebrity Tor its nvariable
ALL CLASSES OF PULMONARY. AFFECTIONS.
IL s known bv its fuits-is good works testify for tit
thrves only by the extraordinary, cures
1T HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
eold wholesale and retail al Is Division ct,
90 Esch envelope. of the genuine Horehound Candy il
signed John Pease Son. IS Diylsion street
AGENTS.
and Is William ST.
Hart, 27s Broadway; Walsh, 1876 Broadway; Smith. 1913
Greenwich St Chastery 1901 Bowery Br ombysh Young,
No. Ill Vanck 81; Agnew 300 Hudson street, Owen No 3
Sixth Avenue; Wilson Go. OF Hubert Greenwich
street, A. Paxor le5 Greenwich ct; Moreton. Of
Elm and 'rand ST. Dewar, Church and Chamber s
Sands - Fulton and Of Broadway and Chambers
ct; Bush Staten Island Hays lsS Fulton street ooklyy
Raws CO., No. 81 State St. Albany Duva 23a Broad ST.
Newark, ". J.
03- All letters pospaid will be punctnally attended to.
J. PEASE& SON AS Division ct.
NB.-Country Merchants wishing Peases horeound Car
dy obtain it At the st the lowest prices by
sending order to any Merchant IN this city, with VIII
they have dealings m2i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
FOR ALBANY, TROY, BUFFALO AND

MEssRs HARNDEN & CO., having m ,de arrange ents
w with the Peoples Line Of STEAMBOATS, speei ia r.
specie bank &c for Albany daily where ney IN
tesscf with Psneroys Western Express for Bgio and later
mediate psees and with Jacobs Express for Montreal
Ibey have Office fitted eneosi.sly fGr hsr own use
the main OK boat containing an rou and sc-
con panied by special whose berth IN the Office,
for the purpose Of sy and security 10 money ana valuable
parcels and the &c ca modatioa II III. Ir patIons.
They also make up Express Nail for Letters. which
closes NJ No Wall at N o'clock thereby gviug
The hnsiness Community the I'D, snage OF mailing letters
bour and hal at the General Poet Oce and
Of an immediate delivery their arrival.
Parcels letters received at Wal street until Al o'cicei
M and on board until the moment ofstartng.
Office IL Albany Exchanges once In Troy 22s River 81
mao i'm HARNDEN 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
SEBRING'S CORDIAL,

INDIGESTION.-As this is very comm complaint in
the present day whs tends to alleviate II ~ Of public
importance For the information OF those affected with H.
Cordial for its
e. T.. SEBRfso EsQ
DEAR SIR AT your request have ned the msd
cnes Of which Cordial composed aud have hesta
ton saying that they Of the best class OF oncs
the manner prepared BY will prove highly beneficial in
Dyspspfia and othsr diseasci Of general debility.
Yours &c. p PRATT, NJ. ID.
No. ss Liberty street.
concur N the above Recommendation Of DR.. Pratt
THOMAS BOYD, M. D..
No 2si Fourth street
sabrng Restorative Cordial IL sold Fulton street
81 per bottle. MA I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-25
SUCCESS GUARANTEED TO

ALL.
THE American Magic Mixture" has been hailed OF
the greatest discoveries Of the present age and as long
medical science will be considered he most sluabe
discovery for diseases Of the urinary well az the
kidneys and bladder Its effects absolutely efetusl IN
forming radical short time, while the Ordinary
dies take monhs O,e dose cannot fail to snst the hest
tapg and delicate its favor and out of The hundreds
that have put their faith in IT, not has been Disappointed
discovered while has safely conveyed all beyond
ryed and has yitt stood The mase,y Rompouy
ting lusck whore only aim has been TO dupe and deceive the
gnior innate Sold by appointment at Kings drug store SO
Eulton street Chi.