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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09
THE HOUSE YESTERDAY.

The entire session in the House yesterday consumed
in discussion Of resolution 10 change the time of the
commencement Of the Gubepatoria Term, from the 3lst
OF March to the ls of January.
The debate took wide range and participated in by
MesSrs. Brown of Preston, Daniel of p. George Williams
Byrd of r., Randolph Lcakc, of Goochlund and Byrd of
T., in support of the resolution and by Messrs Crucicd,
VERIFY Suother Keen, Taylor and Brooke in opposition
The opponents of the resolution contcnded that March
better time for the beginning Of the erm because the
period between the meeting of the Legislature and rho let
OF January, short elect Governor from distant
part of the State aud for him get the Metropolis
That the effect Of the change would be conne the seec
lion to this city its vicnity-Tha the Constitution had
fixed tho ls Of January and the Legislature after expert.
encing the inconvenience Of that day, had changed
the 3ls of March, That # the LIST Of January settled
it cannot be altered, however announcement il may prove
unless 10y the death resignation Of the tenn
of years. bc shortened engthened-that the
proposed change seemed indirect blow the acting
Governor who had faithfully discharged his duty To re-.
but tcsc and many other objections wss strongly de-
manded what there justify require the
proposed change twas denied that any other than those
Of party could exist; aad they were insufficient TO
compensate the evil that would The hot haste TO
clutch the spois glanced haste excusable
derng the severity Of the times and very direct illusions
made the effect which the Governors election was
designed to have upon the Banks
Tho supporters Of the resolution urged hat they wished
'"l 'i'''"i VI ''"NtIplt hhpffdl dCuch OF TIC puh
lie business, and short session.
To remove This objection, Mr.. VERIFY moved substitute
for hc resolution fixing the election of Governor on the
18th instant, without changing the OF the
teun and pledged himself and party To throw obstruc.
tons in the way
This objection removed the gentlemen boiook themselves
other pretc2tiho and substance Of All which was
that they wanted Democratic Governor Installed ne soop "a
possibe. Mr. Brown, Of Postonan old acquaintance Of
readers anda very amiable gentoman-coming frosb
from tho People. with his aueer nowly creased. in
the course Of three four speeches, declared nj.
great anxiety to meet the Democratic Governor. He
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

Nrw ORLEANS, TuYSD,y NIemr. Nov. 30, 1912.
Since review OF Friday a moderate
been transacted IA Cotton Saturday sales i-oO bales
nj peeNious prices Yesterday. Ii
veoo Ia IN. f instant
effect on this market The
what IN favor of purchasers. To-day
transacted AMI about 1000 bales changed
rates insufficient however To call for change
TobACCo-rhc market has presented ri
rest since our last the still
low stage Of the upper There nevertheless. good
mani for small lots. which find purchasers immediately Arrival
The will be nrgc and quality ar,
informed by gentlemen who have hiey travelled
baeeo growing We make prices and
quote fair bots. - and Sc for Seconds and F
scriIiions in proportion.
suGAR-We have notice a inactive market since our
review OF Fy evening hast whilst the receipts have
large AMI there ~ abundant stock thu Le,cc Prices
quoted
Nothing has been done plantation
MoNsSlSSalcs 10 some extent have been effected
last but the market does not appear he firm
reduce Ia l5sal6.c, Tor oak and barrels
tlOuR-Thc dizziness 10
prevail during the three days but
small receipts previous figures quote
supsrin- s375a3.e5t per barrel.
WESTERN PRoDUCE-The Provision market is still charac.
ezcd by the degree
eIisne for weeks The all descriptions
now very ow but the demand likewise reduced
compass rs buyers abstain from purchasing
gent necessity IN anticipation Of abundant receipts
our intercourse with the country reestabs quo
taions arr unehangcdsay for Mess Pork per
O-"ao'u PRIME SiS.5; r. o. iai25; Mess per
a Bacon uneanva'sed Hams &c Sides Shoulders s,ca3ic.
WHiSkEN-There Is change in
actions continue very limited eia25c. for reetih,d
tNCliNNGE-Durng the past few days
ucnianl Tor Exchange, and the
arcc business would have there are few
drawers and the supply scarcely adequate the demand
quote siefne 3tai Irein.Fnnce 555a5S7l.-New
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HOYT & cos OFFICE.
Under rhc Exrhnnce r.o,eI.

Drawing Of Va Monongaia Lottery. Extra 5Dnwn Dec
II 5s T2 IL - ~ Gi 40 90 as
! WHOLE TICKET Nos - - entitled TO
y the highest prize Of 81 800! ia tine above
Lottery was sold and eashed by oYT CO. on PRESERVATION
OF the ticket.
Drawing Of Va. Monongalia Lottery No. 50:
62 90 6l IL ~ co II 81 90
Don't fail TO have chance Scheme Tor l7i December
de 49, $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

NJ ATcH PONIES AND GARBAGE AND HARNRss.--,t
I'VE private sale, Match u BAY years sound
md perfectly gentle IN afness Also secondhand Carriage and
Hnfno1s Apply 20 r. ~ DICKINSON, Auet.
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Lancns,cr CounIY Court.

Lancaster County Court.
- -. Nov. 81. 1912.
RnERED hat all reons having aeans, the estate Of
~ Siark Iown decd, do exhibit the
before the int day May next To William r. arcuu adm,
sad dreedcn and that this order published neyspa
per published IN the City of Richmond weeks and posted
thu front door OF the county on two several
'"nr Gays An'si RIO. n. DJ'NAWAY, &. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

Rich,nc Markets.


REPORTED aud corrected tcee "a tcesk for the Aig.l
DECEMBER sth. lsts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,slcuis diineSl We
ss!asi and Common Leaf saa3 AMI ming silaii
Good SS!a6 and 81: Fin. "a iOl. as in quality
GRAiNWhcat IS to ~ Corn tse eoc Dock.
TEAs-imperiai and Gunw'er 75c $3.50; Black so s5e.
WtiiSkEN-thhis stc- hhis. ~.
CANDiEs-sienn eda35c Patent sPc zoe; HUN Patent Toe;
ranow ioaisi
corfEE-Ro ~ to ole Iaguaya eaei st. Domingo 7!as;
Java itlai3c
fis-fsmily Roe crrincs ST. No I. 81 50 rs No.
~ to5
fIOuR-Superfne sal to sil.
RoN-rg - English $50: swssd.n 500. Trcdegar $50.
MoLASSfS-Pouo Rico i9asec: n. Ofl.sn- 2lasie.
oIIswincr soOaaS; Fsll STAINED
PRoNISloNs-Baeon 6a6lc. Lard .s7!c
Pl.AIsTER-Stl on BASIN Bank.
sUGARs-St SalOc 6.a7l New Orleans to
Tie
SIIOr-5.c.
sAI.T-Whan 81 80. store So
crLE-Eccf from 81 to ~; Sheep 81 II; Hogs
81! To L.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts lat. prcm baltimore drafts lail prem.
Philadelphia do Iatl prem North Carolina dis
South Carolina dis Wheeling dis.
Treasury Notes ! prem Tennessee dis
Alabama 20 dis Specie ! prem.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Col. Randoiph and the Bsnk..

FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER o. 1919.
SEE FIRST FACE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

hfATE an ESGI.AND.-Tbe Condition and Fate ~ Eng
~ land by g. Lester author of The Glory and ~ Eng
land" for sale by J. w. RANDOLPH
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GUN.SMlTHING,

HhoMAS TfRER continues to make order Double and
single Guns and Rifles Guns Stocked altered
and repaired style. work done
IN uh unSniiiing line. at The shortest notice de
ARD AMPs-A supply OF Lard Lamps has by
te subscriber which he will sell low; also. WICKS
Gus Lamps JAMES EVANS.
de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

PES PIGEONS RABBITS, sc. and the Canary Bird familiar
bD described habits propenses and dispositions explain
3D. mode health and disease plainly laid down ni
adapted Text Book for the young student p Dos
Appendix containing directions for the ofecvera
American Singing Birds. received for sale by
SMITH. URINNER q MORRIS.
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kEEtsBYfEHIAN CnuRCIi-Ihe form 81 government and
process q Presbyterian United
o. America ro6d by General Assembly their
Philadelphia May. 1870. For sale by
deo SMITH. DRINKER MORRIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

ENrLEMEN's ELEGANT DRESS BOOTS. manufactured by
~ j. Miles a. Son. We have lately supply
the most beautiful Dress Boots
tucrs Gentlemen
themselves At JUDAH MYERS e. co.
de Boot Shoea nj Tutnk Warehouse.
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A CARD.
p. CRUMP " EDWIN BURTON have

I ADt~ VERY SJrtRuR CAR, skAIShIN. kID AND
- Moko'to WALKING SiOES--Wc u Store very
fine assortment OF the very fashionable and casonab Shoes
n which We respectfully ask is Iades-tiey win
be sold very low. d. BURLINGTON A. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

VoUNG CHRfsrIAN-Adyice a young Christian ON the i'm
porance of aiming elevated standard Of Poy. by
lagc Pastor with Introductory Essay
Of Princeton New Jersey. further supply received by
dc SMITH. DRtNKER MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

dbANrAIOONs OF FIRST QUALITY, RrADY ifApr-For a
first pair Of Pants IN 6iand all gentleman
Inconvenience Of a bad Jft-please call at
STARR 4 CO.'S
de- Opposite Exchange Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

A ALLERY or BRITISH hKTs1s.-Ffom the Days 10
- garth 10 the Series Of Engravngs
the approve productions executed style
outline selected arranged and accompanied descriptive
explanatory Notices English and French by g. Hamilton,
4vos. For sacby
do Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
IN cHANCERY-Before the Cbancel

Il Ior.-Maheyv Marshall. Chief Cassifr OF tie Bank O
England. VS.. Van Brush Livingston. ct al
In pursuance of decreal order OF this Court, made =
the above entitled canseby His Honor the Chancellor VII
be sold public auction, under the direction OF The sa
scriher Of she masters 81 this Court. by e II Ludo
Aucopeer, on the I7ih day OF September next, AZ l.
O'clock noon at tie Merchants Exchange in the City o.
New-Yors-
All those Two certain Store Houses and lots pieces OF
eel, OF ground adjoining each other situate. lying and be
ing IN The Second Ward of the City OF New-So on h'
eaS,erIy side of ann-s,reei between Nassau and William
streets and now known and distinguished numbers IS
(hiry-rhree) and 55 uhirtyiree and halo IN annee
aforesaid and taken together bounded and contain n
follows 10 wit Begianiug the Easterly side OF Ann
street aforesaid adjoining land belonging 10 the hers Of
George Lorrifar deceased and running thence SauheTS
along said Eastery line OF Ann street iE!Ftyeight ce
three inches 10 land benjamin. Cispp at point IN tht
centre OF the party wall between The Stores t) thirty
three and hill and s5) thy-fve Annsiree thence East
er,v along in passing rough'te centre OF said party
wall, and in continuation the eighy-two feet 10
other ground the said Benjamin Clapp thence Noher
along such las, mentioned ground thiry.seven rst SIX
inches said land belonging the heirs OF the said george
Lorrlard deceased, and hence Westerly aoGg SAID ia
mentioned land eighty four feet six inches, 10 Asa-es
aforesaid al the place of beginning.
New-Tork, August q, lS42.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in ChanceFy
,u95 y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

cbelor-Thomas 4. Mead vs.. Eccles GiIender-in par
suauce OF ecreta order of this court, made 10 the above
entitled cause will be sold public auction under the Oh
recton of the subscriber, OF the masters OF SAID court by
William H. Franklin. aucionerr AT the hercil!ls sN
charge in of NewYork the lih dayo Septe'-
Der next at O'Clock (nooB OF that day all those certain
lots pieces or parcels land situate lying and beng IN
the ,welfth the city of SewYork. belonging 10 ie
estate OF David Seaman, deceased NewSork May 1851
survey Isaac T. LudlaUl, city surveyor, lleu IN ue
office of the Registered the city and County oNew-ho rk
bv the number II seveneenj 10 tEineeehl 70 ttTeny
twenty even ard 80 (thrtynine) Lotnumber IL contain
ing breadth in front twenty-five teei IN the rear twenty
1--WE feet eleven inches length the westerly SIDE forty
nine feet three inches, and the eartery side orytwo
feet five inches. Lot number 10 containing IN breath III
front twenty-five feet, the twenty-five ee teseh
inches in Iepgih the westerly side blrtyhve eet SIX
inches and on eaerly side twenty eight feet seven
inches Lot number 20contaRing in breadth front twenty
FIVE feet in the feet eleven inches IN length
on the westerly side ieet seven inches ana on
enseriy side twenyone feet nine inches Lot nnmoer -
continuing in breadth the westerly side Nv enlyour tee'
and threeourth parts inch onthe eaStery side seven
y-iour feet inch and oneourlh part OF an nchi III
length the norhery side hundred and two iect taree
inches and the souheriy SHE seventynine ieet esht
inches Lot Bumber SO containing in breadth nroni forty
three inches in the two feet tour lncheS IN
length on the westerly side piDelyegt feet niDc lncbeS
and on the easerly side hundred aSd seven ee ana
also al the right title and interest OF The SAID Ecces Oil
lender Of in, and one-hai( part OF IirtyIhlrd street
living in front OF and adjacent said lots numbers ~ ~
20 and SO. New-Yoik, August IS, 1912.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Master in Chancerv.
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ss'. Democratic Review. for september,
raE WORDS OF ERROR.
! rnr GERMAN OF SCHILLER


VIZ hear three things and we hear them with heed
For the good. aye the best, receive them
Yet their sound il in vain,-and IN every need
They betray the hears that believe them!
For robbed of the frpi, of life is mankind wind
When they follow these shadows-hese phsn'o'ns OF
So long as we dream of Golden Age,
When shall triumph the just and the puresa
The just and the pure their war shall wage
Aud the tyrants' chance be the snrest.
IF we triumph not in the free world view,
The foe gains strength from the earth anew
So long as we dream that happiness rests
With the Noble by Birth united
The world halls the base as its welcome guests,
The good are turned out and sighted:
And man is stranger doomed to roam
In search of a., ununolested home.
So long as we think that our earthly gaze
The sunshine of Truth is blessing,
No mortal hand her veil shall raise,
And we greee on, dreaming and guessing
We feues the spirit in words and forms,
While our reason wanders forth in storms.
Then, generous souls that trust withdraw
To a holier faith give duty;
What car never heard, what eye never saw,
Is heavenly truth and beauty!
It is no. form TO the outward sense;
Ii is in you,-draw it ever thence
Bagalo, ". Y. II. GATES.
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sic to5
TT Office is hereby given that proposals

! viii be received at The lnspectsrs Office State
Prison. Mount Pleasant on the second Wednesday in No
veber next at II O'Clock in the forenoon for ccnrac; To
ing, to be increased within year 80 for the term of
i've years, al making such kinds Of chains, wrought nails
bed screws shovfls and longs sadaery cutlery aad other
articles OF hardware. of which the chief supply Tor The
consumption OF the country imported from Without the
United Stairs Convenient shop and fuel VIII be
furnished Whoever takes the must nd tools and
fixtures and be subject to the rules aad OF the
Prison The payments mustb be made monthly with credit
fttree monis Satisfactory security will be required
Lei the proposals specify the price per day for each
DAVID L SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Noun, P!eHsant
September 9th, 1872 I9 I'm
" The Albany Journal, Hudson Republican, Troy
Wing, Oneida Wing Rochester Democrat Buffalo Com
mercial and Brooklyn Star leach Weekly viii please pub
lsh The above two months, aad bills as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
DOMAN EYE BALSAM. for Weak

E. and Iplomed Eyes-This Balsam prescription of
of the celebrated ocus has been long time IN
and is confidently recommended TO the public as lie
best and successful save used for iamInatory
diseases of the eye In where the eyed are very
much ntlamed the bali Of the thcky covered with
blood operates almost like aud removes all appear
ance OF disease after two three applications.
DineSs OF Sight caused by fixed attention To minute
objects by long exposure 10 strong light, and IN tie
partial loss sight sickness old ii
is sure resiorrr and should be used by all who nd their
eyesight falling without any apparent disease
This Basam has restored sight many instances where
almos, TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive naam-
nation bad existed for years Inflammation ard soreness
caused by blows COMMISSIONS wounds the eye or by
traneouS bodies of irritating nature introduced under the
eyelds very removed by The application OF the Bal
One trial VIII convince the most lncreuuOus OF us
efficacy.
The following evidence of lis superior exceency from
the Pastor ofthe Episcopal Church At Harlem: -,
mainly aui prompted to inform you that few applications
oiyonr Rosian Eye Balsam have made perfect cure in
The case aged mother, who has suffered under most
painful Inflammation of the eyes for twelve or fifteen ears
Physicians have given the hopeless account OF
tbe patients age but by the blessing Heaven your
edy has verified the adage, While there is lie there
hope, Yours mos, gratefully, r. HoYr.
Mrs Davis No n Essexsirert has been cured OF nfam
u,aIon of eyeds and weak eyes OF years Duration by
using only one jar o. the Eye Balsan.
Miss Fitzgerald No Market street. had for two three
wears been so much afflicted with weak and iaiamed eyes
that times she could scarcely read Her eyes
been completely restored by this Baisan after all other
means hSd failed. Hundreds hare by its healing virtues
by excessive nGammaton had existed for years Put ZIP
In small Jars with full directions for Price 81 cents
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by AVID SANDS
co. n East Broadway corner Marketsreet. NewYork.
Sold also by A. B. d. Sands, 70 and 100 Fueusreet,
and by A. B. Sands Co., s7s Broadway, corner Cham
hers
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STATE Prison, Mourn PLEASANT September 8, l842
PROPOSALS will be received

STATE fRI5pN, MOUNT fLEASANT, sc plrIUDtT Q, IoF%
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the Inspectors the first Wednesday OF October
next at II O'Clock A. NJ. this Office for furnishing The
Convicts the Prison with asns for year from the
ls day Of November next, the Raons be delivered
quantities suit the contractor, bnt always al bis risk to
consist OF the following articles for one hundred raons
100 lbs OF Inspected Prime Beef gtered and packed this
fail wlnter for hall the year. and rs lbs OF Inspected
Prime Pork orhe remainder OF the year, 50 lbs ofInspeetcd
Rye Flour Is lbs OF good Indian Meal gallons Moasses
aquars of Rye Peas in the ran quarts Of Vinegar
ounces Of ground Pepper quart OF fee salt and for 10
TONS the from the IiofJuy tohe 18th of
September Peas Beans or Rice may be substituted aer
Datey otherwise as the agent may think is for the health
OF the prisoners All The articles To he of good nerchanta
bic quality, and the agent will the right reject
any OF them that not so in his opinion.
The Of two satisfactory securities must be given
grn. With proposals with their acquescence. The num-
Der OF Convct> will average about $50
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, Agent,
sic t15 State Prison Mount Pleasant.
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BRITANNIA WARE-We have now

- on hand full assortment of the above ware hav!ns
been enabled tn keep our mandatory fall blast during
the pressure. In times ike besr, when and CHINA
liable break, people learning TO be econo
ca: hence the Increased demand articles OF Britannia
Ware. Our consists in part Of pitchers pam
andcorered from pint quarts coffee and tea nr
from quarts gallons candsscks hat and tall
lamps great variety, With round and Fat tEs Tor snrl
ing OIL and lard casters, plain and revolving cone
and tea SETS arge assorteut oasses cups, tunoier
mugs soup ladies', nursing bottles, lahsr boxes, table aad
tea spoons, sptiooBs, &c
Dxons celebrated tea ware patterns Also DI1on
German silver spoons, ladies' forks &c. warranted not 70
turn yellow.
For SALE wholesale and retail a, the old stand 6nrn
slip by auSg 2wa BOARDMaN 4 HAN
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TITO TAiLORS.-One of the greatest

TITO TAiLORS.-One of the greatest
discoveries ever made in the art CT Cutting-JABEZ
DAVIS has discovered The principle in the Balancing
and Drafting OF Coawbch priaciple have no doubt has
been more studied than any oer science for all other SCI
euces have been confined 10 hut few compared with the
thousands OF the trade that have turned their attention TO
wears II il an entirely original ard seIvaryne system
aotng complicated no matter in what position the person
stands When you ORA the Coat, il works out every poins
nerfectIv correct This system has been hort Ughy attest
"a by number OF the trade for eighteen months IN New
York ANY of the trade wishing to obtain good RUE Tor
Drafting Goats with original proveme II on Vests and
other useful Instructions in the general al OF Cuing are
solicited TO call al lS6 Fulton ST. New York where they will
rsc1;re .reru attention IAREZ DAVIS. aul9 I'm
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nR, ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound,


Liyerwor and Pleurisy Root-For Consnmp tion and
Liver Complaint Colds Coughs, Splitting of Blood Ca
tarrl Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing Pain ia the Side,
Papitaon of the Heart Oppression and Soreaess OF the
Chest Pieurisy, Hectic Fever, Night Sweas Difficult and
Profuse Expectation, and all Affections OF the Chest
Lungs aud Liver.
II has long been desidctatrm among medical men, TO
discover some remedy THAI would the rayages that
formidable disease, Consumption.
The HoafhoUnd, Lverwort and Pleursy Root have for
centuries been celebrated in The OF diseases of the
Lungs and Liver.
CONSUMPTION AND BAD CouGB-This is to certify thai
one bottle OF Dr. Aliens Balsam OF HoarhouDd, Lverwot
aEa Peurisy Root has cured OF cough, after
having tried ser remedies without the least benefit
JAMES BAcKSIaG, No. 1856 James ST.
REV. DR. JOHN SCOTT states ta: he has made Of DR..
Aliens Balkan al oaf hound, Liver Peussy Root
himself that MANY OF his Church have also used H. of
them apparently the last stages Of consumption with the
most astonishing etect. lie feels in duty bounL make
this public statement aud hops that ali clergymen In Wis
ipg those aboring under consumption will ayise them
Try Dr. ADcn's Easan. REV. DR.. JOHN SCOTT,
New.York.
ATTEND TO YouR couGa-Aheugh DR.. Aliens Balsani
sovereign cure for consumption stl u IS very danger
Gus 10 let yonr coughs without Dr. AeNs Baisann
OF Hoarhonud, Liyrrwort and PIeursy Rcot Is
thing for &c break blood vessel ID the act
OF coughing and die in Is rnctcstat we have II
have cough, reader, tins day and get TINS
too late. Sold by WI. A. TYLER, wholesale Ageast 81
Barclay street ard E. 81 rioH, corner Bowery and Grand
streets sl2 Ina
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vLAZED HARDWARE PAPER

ENLALED HANUY AXE. TAFER.-
" IS by 10 inches, 100 reas; 81 by 81 d. 100 reams;
30 by so do 50 reaus Fine Hanging Paper, I0t0 lbs
20 inches wide, superior article Green Hanging Paper
Gea0 lbs co. ST. "a and S. inches wide go gross Bon
mel Boards, blue and white. $1,000 lbs Trunk Boards
lphoo Binders Boards All kinds Paper manufactured at
TIE shortes; notice, and for sale by
aus2f GAUNT * DERRICKSoN, 1853 Selth-st.
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gDUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

AGUDLiC ADMINS IA ol Ut
q. FlCE, No. sc Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
the relatives and OF kin of George His ae OF Brs
ol, England deceased, and who is aedged 20 have died
ptesate that shall apply the Surrogate Of the County
NewYork for letters of administration upon the Of
the said interstate the 10th day OF october next, 10
O'Clock in the forenoon-Dated New York, Sept g. 1872
s. 2aw4w e KETCHUM P.hic adniinislrainr i