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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-29
"Reminiscences OF McDomaid CLARK

"Reminiscences OF Mcdonald Clark
Ma. EpIroR-
There is a class of men in this world, aye, many
such, who 90 busting through il, make some noise,
create some petty revolution in stock or the -four
market, elevate thems elves TO some worthless posi-
ton Tor a moment, then sink, die, and remain for
ever forgotten. Worthless denizens of time, thew
leave US no reversioaary interest in them but not
30 with the poet; he works for ~poeterity, that shall
a~cknowledse his labors and profit by his muse
LAX poor Clarke, ne may go TO his lonely cemetery
WIN scarcely a irend, but his memory shall live in
'he sweetness OF MUSCLE appealed to the heart.
and that neru forgets.
Some twelve years since, Mcdonald gave me the
following lines, for a celebration of Barns A nn;ve,.
sary; and as the paper in which they were original.
" published, has long since gone to the tomb of the
Capulets, and as they contain, in my humble opin.
ION, much merit, | have transcribed them from the
original in my poss ,ssion, and present them to YOUR
readers. Yours, T. R. II.
Song.
AiR.-" EXILE OF ERIN."
Here's a health to his spirit wherever It's conferred.
On the flank or the van ofthe brightest above
In that soul all the grestest Of elements enter'd,
Philanthropy, condor, and courage and love;
But Its Hight DER the desert Of this dreary planet,
Found. few mighty minds whose horizon could span IL
Yet prejudice neither could yex or unmsn it,
twas an eagle whose eyre was nursd by q dove.
His soul facd the storm. that will always encircIe
The genius that's brightest, the heart that is brave,
He built it a nest Of the bay and the myrtle,
Let the bay and the myrtle Ger shadow his grave.
For his name will be breath d with the noblest emotion.
BY the watch fire, the bride feast, the shrine Of devo-
ton,
Whilst the ear Of the earth hears the hmm of the ocean.
Or, man has one passion too dear to deprave!
That soul kept him poor in what thousands call riches.
The grandeur that's dragg'd through the dirt of the
mine,
But the pure gold ofgenius, each bosom bewitches,
,r when E,nr feeling and + taste and integrity joins
,Mongst the bravest ofmen and the bonniest lass.s.
It's memorys small change 'mongst even jackasses,
whether huddled in huts or where palace-ligh.s
shine.
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English Advertisement.
NOTICE TO RAIL WAY
TRAVELLERS.
HOTEL.

w vi II u LOAVDOIN.
william Harding, Proprietor,
Returns his thanks TO the profession al aad commercial gen.
temen and the public, for the liberal support h. has received
since occupying the above named hotel, aud hopes by nr,mit-
Afforded w H.. assures his patrons that no endeavors shall
be spared 10 promote their comfort, and hittsrs himself that
fe~ can compete with, him as far as regards wines and viands.
IL b.ing his ambition n procure the choicest for The approval
Of his supporters, and conducting business on the most liberal
system. The daily bill Of fare Containing the creates; variety
raj satisfaction Breakfasts (plain) 10 "a eacs; iodriaes los
6 I pr week. Public meeting nd COMMITTED rooms. aqa an- =
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California.

MR.. EDITOR
The subject Of the purchase of California, by the
United States Government, having already been aei-
tated, it may not be amiss for me TO express my
opinion in relati IN to it.
The strongest objection that is urged in opposition
to it, is, that an increase o. territory is Injurious to
the liberties Of the United States. A more ridicu-
lous and weak argument than this, never existed in
the mind Of man. Those favorable TO the purchase,
contend that where the blessings of freedom which
the United States enjoy, exist, there is the land OF
happiness. And further, that unless we soon make
the baigain, England vii! gain possession Of it, and
she will then have not only a rendezvous for her fleet
on the Pacific TO The prejudice Of the United States,
but il will be a fine position for her in case Of a war
with us. from which to issue forth her myriads
IL is said that the country is barren and worth no.
,hipp: this is also an error. The pearl fishery on
The coast will make it worth quadruple the price Of
the Peninsula, and with Yankee enterprise, the land
itself will be worth more than that. Besides this,
we need some good situation for our whalers 10 step
and procure water at and no position will answer
better for this purpose than California.
The British are already on the alert. They have
made a deinitlve offer 10 Mexico for California.
Unless we bestir ourselves, the opportunity will be
lost and we will be found standing and gazing at
nothing with our eyes wide open, wondering At the
British energy. AcHrLLoR.
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NAvAL.-The following is a list Of the officers
attached TO the U. States frigate Congress, now
fitting for sea at the Portsmouth, N. II. Navy
Yard -
Captain-P. +. voRHEEs. Lieutenants-E G.
Tllton. r.. l.. Browning, ]. r. Gillips, s. A Jen.
kins, Richard Bachc, jr, and ID d Porter. Master
j. g. Patterson. Purser-B. ]. Cahoone. Sur
geon-T l.. Smith. Midshipmen-E. r. Calhoun,
r.. s Fillebrown,- Richard M. Cayler, G~ustavu.
Harrison, j. , William RELY, VIM r. Mercer, ID
P McCorcle, Thomas G. Eaton, Jos. l. Friend,
b.. Browne, Charles G. Bayard, James Heron, j
u Smith.
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srEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK;
Y.a-SOUTHAMPTON.
ELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
M. M. KEANE, CoMMArpER.
The days of departure Of this weh-known Steamship, have
cen 6xed az follows:
From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York.
On 4h May, ls42, On 7 h May, 1872, On Ith June, if4I
III Sept. 10th SEPT, q III. Oct "
Price Of passage, meals not included, to Southampton or
Antwerp, SO -Steward's fees, $lsai. The meals will be
seyed On board. on the plan OF a continental hotel, in the best
manner and at fixed and moderate prices. Families or parties
nay contract for the voyage with the steward. An ex.
perienced Surgeon on board.
II. W. T. X H. MALL, Agents,
,oo srr. Al Beaver street.
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NAVAL The U. s sloop of war Vandalia, COM
nander Ramsay, and Falmouth, commander McIn-
tosb, have dropped down to Hampton Itoads.
Information has been received, by The way OF
England, that the u. 5. friga,e United States, Capt.
Armstrong, bearing the broad penaant Ct Com
Jones, had arrived at Madeira from THE port in u
days, and would sail the next day, the llth Feb fol
Rio de Janeiro. All well on board.
The U ) sloop of war Warren, Com Williamson,
was in the harbor Of Vera Cruz on the 3lst ult.-Nor
folk Herald 1prI Is.
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SUICIDE IN THE STATE P~nIsoS.-Frsncis Can
committed suicide last Sunday morning, by hang
ing himself in his cell. 1t is believed he was sub
Ject to temporary fits Of insanity, and that he com
mit,ed the act while unde err that state Of mind. He
was a native Of Ireland, and about 20 years of age.
-Chariesto,cn, (Mass) Paper.
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JACOBS EXPRESS,
FOR 1-W BURLlNG.
TON, & INTERMEDIATE PLAcES.

IN CONVECTION WITH
.HARNDyN 4 CO.'S ExPREss TO ALBANY.
Nh. JACOBS having completed his arrangements l. now
ll prepared Ia receive AID forward with the utnt ct speed.
regularity and saf,y parcels. packages Of goods, specie, bank
III viii wi I sa AIs o. r, ,r.ry " W, + sso ov place.;
rival OF Harnden x Co.'s Express from New York. and cave
Montreal on his return every Ssturday-thus any rsrceIs,
i,ght or orders left at Messr. Harnden & Cos once, 3
wal s.r,tt z, or before 2 o'clock, r y. en- Tuesday, will be
Part eglar attention paid t. collecting and negs ting notes,
drafs, bills, orders, nc. &c. Alec, any business entrusted 10
his car Will meet with prompt attention.
do do "a Erchanoe Ain any.
do DO 22a River street Troy ft
do Montreal, Exchange Coffee House.
ID ~Bunliston, VT, LII n. Peck, Agent.
Ant "A sx or eight easd Club Beat. Any ~
w Sesir ng TO sell out, viii find a purchaser, ~ their t.rss
are modsrats, by applying BY letter to No rs CouriDsndt
x,S,es to x '. sa7srr
HYDRAULIC PRESS for ssI.. sna neof -
UT ar N' poek utrsst, Bfoshits.
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FISK'S COMBINED SUMMER
BAKER & COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.

A ATWOOD, PatsnterPnees from $3.50 to slaEThe
n. deas furnace and front OF this stove are made OF c stiroa
and has large fire oven attached to II, which .Ll DO nesriy
The orbce Of the furnrce will admit a boiler me asurIng six
pals, or fifteen galions. and BY the use Of the di 'isiou plate.
kettles suita Die isr boiling fear different dishes; in addition 10
all this, two fowls or a Large piece Of meat may be roas'ed 10
trent. and all done with less than 8 cents per day, for proof Of
which we refer to those who have used th.m
FISK'S Stove Estsb ishment.
2ts Water street.
Read the following certificates, in addition to which over
two hundred may be seen BY calling at the store,
FIsk'S stove Establishment. 20s w alter street.
NEw YoRK, 81 Fourth street, sh April ,Is42.
Messrs. Fisk, sos Water street-Among the variety o.
stoves which have come to my notice, the one purchased
from you merits a decided preference. ] have used il during
III the seasons, add would most cheeIfully recommend 1t TO
the public "a m my opinion susceptible OF NJ improvement
for simplicity or economy, and worthy Of more praise than
can be appreciated without y trial Of IL.
lam, with respect, your. &c.
A. PERKINS,
Pastor Of the Bereau (Baptist) Chu~ch.
Mr.. Fisk. 500 Water street.-The Summer Stove which
purchased Of you last spring, ! have ha IN ue till now; and
no ONE, without trial, " ou,d believe the amount Of cooking
that may be done by il, or its tcoromy. Suffice il to say, that
with occasionally an extra fire, we have cooked for from Is Il
IS persons, with enough essfusl to save more than the price
Of the stove.
MRS. Buell., es Fulton street.
March ?5 ist2. aI6 mt
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CHEAP HARDWARE STORE

THE SYSserib;r j, nov rspsp,ng hi. spring. supply Of
from Birmi ngham and Sheffield. Together with a general as'
sortment Of D omestic Goods. which he is prepared 10 offer at
the very LOWEST CASE PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builder, Cab'nss
prices. az h: is confident they. will dnd it TO their ~insssstte
favor him with a call. ALFRED
40 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL, RIVER CUT NAILS, and
CooPers Glue. Also-a complete assortment OF MECHANICS
Toels, James Screws. sc. InQ SIM
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Hae==s %%@&2

chants peculiar advantages. The goods being carefully pack
Cd In the boats at our warehouse, No. 365 Marke ct street, are
carried over the Coiumbia, and Portage Railways without
trnshipnent. Careful tap aims and crews are employed, who
tale charge Of the goods at Philadel ohia, and continue with
then the entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liability OF
N. B-fasseneers FORWARDED to IPitts.u.sh and Po:tsrile
every day, Sundays excepted, II. STOkk,A Agent,
ava 3m. m w ashington street
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H=s==z4l2@R22

LIN
TIE prorristors of Bineham's Transportation Line 10 Pftts-
burg, give notice to the Merchants of New York, and ali other
persons shipping TO the West, that their line 10 Eow in active
operation, Goods consigned TO them Tor sent to 60 in Their
kne) will be forwarded with despatch.
Owner or ,shippen Of goods, destined for the Western
Btaes, who rave no agent or eonsignSe at PittsbuE, will
please eonsien their goods TO William Bingham, Pitfsburr,
who wI1 attend to shipping all such consgnments without
delay.
,kn gccd: shoq'S be marked distinctly on each package
Fer rates OffrsjjSstt yhjsh are as low a any Sther line.
opposite Pier No. 2, N. n.
N.Bi-fssssnger forwarded to Pttsburg and Potsvile,
Refer to n, Crooks, American Fur Co. 8. T.. NicoII.
Front street; Phelps, Dodge X Co. + fulton street: suvdam
esee GCe; WIN. Rankin, Durree SCo .Newark' mS sm
T. POWELL & CO.'S LINE.
~A E0R NEWgURGH landing. At CALp
PRIN0mThe steamboat
Caet. Robert Wardrop, will leave the foot CT Warren street
evw Ycrt, ever Monday, Thvr sday and Saturday anernoons
q o,eloct. Returning, the High anJer will ,vr.e NswburrA
G0eTnooa II B O'Clock.
For frsVh' or passage apply to the c sptain en- board.
NIB. baggage and freight Of every description. bsnk
sas or,Rse,s. put on board this soa!, mustb be atthe rek OF the
49, hsrsof, unless . bill olsding orrsesipt he signed fr
~sss"ss mss
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A PRORLEM

A ND the way to solve il. Why do the imitatsss OF ny Tab
"A let Razor 3trop allo. me to carry Of the pv mum medal
and diploma, from the American Institute. year after ye<,
china and tough boards: .nswsr the above By brin9i.G q dull
Gates Or the mott scientific gentlemen 10 tn. country, viz:
Professor 0rseom, Dr.. Mott, Gen. } Talinadge and others.
G. sole inventor and manufacturer of the metal
he Tablet Razor strop, with four sides, lss Broadway.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FRIGHT LINE.
A1RAe422

NEW BRUNSWICK IND NEW YORK.
TH NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run perma-
nenty.
Leaving New Brunswick at S A. NJ daily, Sundays er-
eepted) and the foot Of Liberty street, New York, atsP.M.
To country dealers and merchants the above line lie very de-
s<able for the speedy and cheap conveyance Of merchandise
Dealer in Live Stock, who can have 1850 head Of cattle con.
Whenever required.
The rates for the transportation Of cattle, beres, mules,
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise sent By. this line isnot subjected to any extra
charge in crossing the North River.
TIE Compsn, have hsted up = large ~stcrehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the railroad Depot, which will alwavs
keooeu for the reception Of merchandise. avs"
Passengers, purchasing thar tickets at the ticket ofbces.
will receive ferry tickets gratis. mIt am.
r0E1GHT AND PASSAGE 40 PITTS.
BURG.
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BOOK-K EEPING.

DN| Il
THE Counting rooms of {. {. MARSH, So Cedar street,
L continue open from 9 A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ. in order that mer.
chan,s and Others may avail themselves of a course of insiIuc-
tion that is truly pr-ctical; one thst c nbrsces a complete
routine Of Commercial Transactions and mercantile calculations
and in which the STUDENT actually keeps a set Of books IN a
counting hoes.. To hose who are acquainted with the adver-
user, reputation, he desires TO say; that hs principal work on
book keeping has passed into tenn ditiona, that il receives the
preference in the n ew York Public Schools. and other large
Institutions; and that he himself has the honor OF being reap
pointed teacher OF book-k eeping for the "Merca ntile Library
Association" Of this city. Prospeetuses, with terms, may te
had stthe counting roc ms as above. aa3 im'tis
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BUB.

We give the following as we re ceived 1t we shall
see iii il is confirmed by the next mail -
Apalachicola.
Correspondence Of the Herald
APALAcHIcoLA, April 18th, 1912.
FUe-The Indians.
JAMES GoRpoS BENNETT, EIa -
DEAR SIs,-
One of the most destructive fires that ever occur
red in this city commenced about one this morning,
and now at the time ] am writing, eight o'clock, the
whole block, bounded by Chestnut, Commerce, and
Centre streets, is a heap Of ruins, among which is
the theatre, bath, the ~alhambra, and a number CT
warehouses and private dwellings, numbering about
% or 25 buildings. The mansion house and city
hotel were in great danger, and had il not been for
the Ere department, aided by the citizens, the whole
lower part Of the city would have been a prey to its
relentless fury; The wind blowing strong from the
w. N. w. The buildings were all very dry and
burnt like powder, In fact, il was all the work of a
few minutes. How it originated is not vet known.
but Is supposed TO have been the work of an incen-
diary. The theatre in which it commenced not
having been occupied for the last two weeks. A
lumber Of persons have been arrested on suspicion,
and committed TO Jail. The loss is variously est.
mated at from $4,000 to S25, 900, which is a heap
Of money for these diggins.
The principal sufferers are Messrs Hamilton. Por.
ter, kaney, and Mitchell, who, | believe, were all
insured. | write in great haste, as the boat is about
starting. Yours, &c.
PS. A party Of volunteers left here a few DAYS
since, on a scouting party for Indians, and at Cook.
ed River came up with a party, shot three, wounded
ana TOOK prisoners TWO children. one of which, after
being shot through both arms, Jumped in and al
tempted TO win the river, but wastaken and brought
10 this place, and are now under the charge of Dr..
Spencer.
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From RHODE ISLAND Nothing important from
this State. The following letter contains all the
news. The Charter General Assembly have gone
home without doing any thing. This session was
Of three days duration =
Providence.
Correspondence Of tbs Herald
PRoyiDESsE, Ap.ll q, 1872.
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LUST RECEIVED

A RICH anc varied assortment Of Stocks, &c arfs, Cravats,
n Silks, Liaen and KID G,oves. Suspenders. Linen and Mus
La Shirts, Pocket Handk. rchiefs, &c. &c. This IL the only
establishment in this city where the subscriber's celebrated
elastic stocks can be obtained.
PAkSELLS, Ag-ut for }. A
s&5 Inc QI Broadway, bet ween Park Place & Murray st
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SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL & DIAPER PIN.

A NEW and important article Tor use IN The nursery. and az
"A a fastening to ladies shawls. clCsks, sc. patented 10 the
Uni.:S States and 10 Europe, for sale wholesale Dy W:
the mandatory lie Jaw OF Brooklyn.
Thread and needle stores, and dealersi in fancy articles, sup
plisd an lheral tsrps alQ INIT
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STRAW GOODS.

IT. NNE importer and manufsctur,r OF Italian and
L English Straw Goods. respectfully informs his eusto
toners that he has removed his %establishn ent from % william
and 20 Platt 10 50 john street, where he continues 70 keep q
Goes. French and Erglish, Dunstable:. Italian Rutiands, fine
Tusears, Fancy ShslIworka, Prince Albert Straws. &c. &c.
Also; AN entirely new article, the White siberian Hair Bon.
net for the summer it ssrpasses all the styles a. yet introduced
being extremely light, beautiful, white and durable. aQl In m
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.

A MONG the many and ve-ious Cosmetics that are offered
"A TO The public for b.su'ifyipg the complesion, and remov-
r.eommend.d as Chureh's Vegetable Letisn Il irpsvts a de
licate sm 70 .hness to the comp,exivn, and ehectuaiy removes
pimples, blotchss, tan, freckIss, rngworms, and all o.hsr euta-
peous eruptions and diseolorations.
Pf.es7 cents per bottle-sold at Church Q Dispeusary, 1873
Bowery, corner Of Sprieg street.
Agents.. w. Bull, Hartford; C.. x N. W. 8inme-g, Pine,
corner of Fourth street, Philadslphia;C Charles Stean.. POUCH.
keepaie. mas lmt
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GEORGE

LATE OF THE FIRM OF l. LORD,
II as remnyedfrom the Astor House to the establishment Of
IL J.G Wyman, Merchant Taller, 235 Brost way, where he
will be happy to wait on his old friends and patrons.
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Board OF supervisors.
The Board met at 4 O'Clock.


Present-Ald. BALis and quorum.
The minutes Of Last meeting read and approved.
Communication received on the payment Of several
officers Some referred and others ordered to
be paid Among the latter the bill of Judge Lynch
against the Board Of Supervisor Communication from
Comptroller compensation of Assessors for 1912 The
resolution auhorses the payment OF Sl050 to the Asses
sor and the question as 10 what extra should be
them for 1912 discussed The above is what
they received in 1871 at first being $500 oi each Assessor
excepting the two in the l2th ward, who receive 1925
each. The Assessors afterwards paid the total
amount of Sls750. The resolution finally passed.
horised the payment of the amount paid in
1871, Si0250
Communication from the collector Of taxes in relation
to the per centage unpaid taxes, how much IL shall
be- Agreed that the bills reported should be paid
Report Of the Special Committee, to whom refer
red the application Of commissioners and inspectors for
money to build school houses in the l4h ward Accom-
panyng the report was resolution authorizing the APP
preparation OF the requisite after the LIST January
Ordered to be printed.
Report of the Committee annual taxes relation to
schools In the Sixth Ward Laid the table and order
ed TO be printed
His Honor the Mayor offered resolution authorisng
meeting of the Board be called on the written request
OF any five members. In presenting this resolution his
Honor gave his reasons at length Except times APP
pointed by law no meeting be cald unless by the
Chairman And appears that the Mayor and six others
OF the Supervisors had occasion requested call
OF meeting and the Chairman (Ald. Bals) had in hi
sound judgment" refused to call the meeting This
luton is intended to remedy such case The resolution
was ameRded-fve members. of whom the Mayor or Re.
corder shall be one-and passed.
The Board adjourned.
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE PERFORMED.
Nr,r Xonr ca Iox

90 AN A MACHTNIsT BY TRADE, AND THE
duties OF business require that should all exert
myself to such extent that the becomes entirely
relaxed and the body with heat that with
great difficulty can avoid contracting colds.
took cold from this cause about two months ago. SUBJ
sequeny fell into the midst Of OF my machinery,
which seriously injured my breast and produced hack
ing cough and was, considered fast approaching
untmey death. was attended by two Physicians who
considered my hopeless, however, determined n
try some of your Hoxrhound Candy and after using
small quantity found almost immediate relief. and by
using ieur large packages restored to perfect health
My physicians also attribute my recovery to the
made Of your Horehound Candy.
Yours, truly, j. p. MATHEWS,
No. Orchard street.
To Messrs. J. Pease Son IS Division st.
p s. Ifthere il sceptcal in regard to the virtues Of
Pcases Hoarhound Candy, should be happy to them
beieve is the only thing that saved from the grave
Jim.
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90 USED A PREPARATION PURCHASED OF
Dr. Hopton in Cheraw called Magical Pain Extractor,
last Spring my horses back for gall Of q saddle,
which cured y IN few days also applied II to burn
of child, which cure1 II with but two pasters II gave
immediate relief applied also applied tito
kick Of horse which made considerable cut and bruise
in few hours the bruse removed end in few days
the wound entirely WELL and the scarcely Visible
Think properly appliedit iaa valuable medicine ana
NOAH H. THOMPSON.
Nov Goth, lsAa. Berter county. NC.
CaraAw, q. C. Nov. 80, ls42.
Personally appeared before me, Roderick Shaw and
r. SHAW.
GEO. GOODRICH, Magistrate on oficio.
The article may be had down town at II Maiden lane,
and all the other city agencies.