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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05
MEDICINES.

SANDS -KEMEIY For SALT KHEUM, wARlIAN
ed to read the following and from the persons named pasu
lars in relation TO their cases. ,
han two Sssp sn,xsS amer beng s%ans
h sei s ps % o Gt snd al i've
zines of The day, without benefit.
alt e% aies when al a s faH~ ts q walk
daughter of Mr. Warous in West Chelsea afflicted to
such extent that her head nearly continued She
entirely cured short by using half box Of
Many Other can be learned and references obtained by
calling upon the agent w MarHrwsoN No,w;oh e,
Ms.sr sands. Gfniensa: Fsslins iaSst,sSo
@iy 90 cheerialy inform you i6s my VIE entirely
cured of salt the neof your remedy and syrup Of
on ss hama" ee sdhocd and @ the Of
%ss:
fssaIe osi 1 a. wholesale and H l By b Sands
a 4 ajs 81 zAtTi7S Z B f;
druggists generally in all the principal towns in the United
Price ST. N BIMere4ans supplied the most liberal
DIR. PETERS INDICATED
LOZENGES.
NO medicines discovered have risen rapidly j. opu
that have bsen the time pleasant the
sasy are nS ss.
based upon by time; whose
s has been deyoted the study of medicines whose i
vcrsaliy known the and combining ~ them
nfiue the of human Diseases almost
without parallel his for whole
the peectn of the and made his public
until they beyond the reach the requson Of
meft.
These the beside long required. They
perfectly pleasant the and gentle their
and medicine he discovered be named
with destroyer Of IL has
for them which they resist and having
tasted they become poweress and die The Worm Lozenges
be administered IN doses sufficient PRODUCE catrtic
effect The attention of especially solicited in favor
- '"'' PETERS COUGH LOzENGES
plants these truly invaluable article, and be
cesst used directed Neither do they keep patients
but relieve them almost proving their efficacy
before the has passed from the mouth Dr. Peters
courts the readers trial Of this and will hazard his reputation
PETERS' CORDIAL LOzENGES.
Dr. Peters smost fears speak q these ozenges they
deserve lest he should starte NE readers creduity for
claiming for them the of nyigorang the mind Of dis
reng melancholy and low spirits Of sublimng the magna
ton Of strengthening the nerves of the breath,
giving the balmy fragrance, and of amos, Instantly
the eadacIe and affections be attri
hutes tem virtue which they DO fully possess. In
addition they the delicious Of all Lozenges and
equal anything yet discovered for curing Sickness toning
the stomach, and sharpcIdne the appetite. %. il
DR. PETERS
TEGET4BLE SHILLING STRENGTHENING
DT STED tt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05
MISUNDERSTANDING.

80 .,,...DEN'FtSTR.Y.."-r ~ 3, ,. sg
WMs 1FoRN, DENTIST ssas the: rentu,n o. tbo.s
~ wtd ear Artificial Teph, sad trse who rkay wuiie
y, rs ~ %s NY gsyst me ls.sl,, VIZ
Mouth b oe who Vdnlss nstJs; rsut,n& ,nrr the artss
4: the gld on e Gold gss In Az es-vtimradniit -
zee ID fonone TO complete without
,icle OF metal Of any description ~. sliF' '. +,
Chambers AL - f ra,a Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05

y :. AfUNMQUTH BANK.The Of the Monlnopjh Bank
lss..as set ln~c EARL CO -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05
PERFUMERY.
OWENS AMERICAN
WIGS CLEANED

INSIDE AND VUI, EQUAL 10 NhWi =,
sTIf;s and every description Of ornamental hnf cleaned.
w cd and restored 10 lis original beauty by chrni-
col ,-,.ss ts.wn only the subscriber, WM BATCHE-
as r,r,., * msker and lsir cutter, los Broadway New
or facaers from The country must BE- orepaid 20 ensure
aud ioupves the United States will be found this
Enlistment mt le+n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05
DIR. FAWCETT,

M F.MBhK Of TIE KOlAL COILEtiE OF SUR:
W GEONS, o London and Edinurgh and OF the Medical
COLLEGE Of Philadelphia confines his practice seief branch
oi his profession XII. ~
. Nocet empa ioore yoluptas. 81
Dr ~ Is encouraged by the uniform aeliinr his
mod' o. treatment IN the of reneea gleeis structures
"nnai Weakness aud mercn,ia affections with all
those other had symptoms which undermine the
h N the foundaon Oi premature decay either mai
ssan q amy other cause IN such Irrsos the appetite s
s.he detective. and the relish for life ampsf snbducd
ttr mode o treatment universally sdnircd-hs defines
PIE assh 10 the 'sst. and SMELL gently estrnge the rs
W e ste,c ana that proper tcnsiy, what good dg.
h"n .ites Hts trstlse ON ntntonJ nervous debil
w sous very cxiensiyc observations dssIity
wsaknsss aud imrotency bouehton BY deus, habits
III Us aus"snt symptoms uhysologicaly explained. This
work can ne obtained al his office Fulton street ,er the
D2.lo can hr consulted At all hours Of the day and night
ma imec f'i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAkx-J; .sHt,Nhs'
~ NJ respectfully snnounces TO the rubhe u1t ~ has r.
ioyct his office 70 rs Hudcn street near San1i W.T. ne
aad operative treatment Diseases Incident & ri human
2d,ls g'i, :.s%s Si NE ei nins Of
@ &c. '|ss Is!S .ss,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
Letter from Genera, Scott.


DEAR SIR: have not forgotten the shake OF the
hand YOU gave the Pennsylvania Avenue some rnle
age nd thank you sincerely for the cordial letter just re-
ceIvcd.
a Tot candidate fer The Presidency or Vice Presde
CIV and an knew no candidate Tor either ace un-
Ii; National Conrcnou shall have spoken Indeed, IN
the present parties deem II utter unsafe Tor ie
Wni.s 10 place candidates Before The people without reg
ular nomination.
have heeD in many indirect ways, within seven months,
oDerated bon with view to induce Inc 10 consent 10 pc
na,ed Tor The Vice Presidency the ticket OF very dis.
tinguisbed stat sman. have invariably answered that
had neither ciaims preenou either to the fesdeaey
or Vice Presidency that was quite indifferent TO 'he rs
2nd that nothing could induce dunk OF the second
place bu, if nominated by regular National Convention
for The Presidency that certainly should accept the honor
if 20, not vote l- Union Ofcoarse with such NOM
date in the ed aud there certainly ought not 10 be two
Who that may be quite indifferent 10 me; but be he
who he may-of some hundred persons can nane-he shall
have nv hearty prayers fer his success.
In hes- few words have given yoE creed and posi-
ton never express myse in Ohsr terms 10 any body
and Ill who know vii! bear testimony 20 MY snseness
and sincer..
do n wish 10 appear in the newspapers when can
posb avoid il; but have The slightest objection that
what write should he known 10 all who may de-
sire TO know my sent nentS.
NV professional duties leave 10 time 10 travel except
occasionally, and then only such duties An excursion
into Ohio would be highly agreeable TO me.
With great respect and regard, remain, my dear sir,
yours ,rllv WINFIELD SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

~ WHO'S OF NEw-YoRK! Your first grand
rally for the election of BRADIsH, FURMAN, a
WING DELEGATION TO CONGRESS and WIG
LEGISLATURE, will take place This E0ening at
National Hall. Shall it not be worthy Of the occa-
sion and the Cause! Will not each of you come
I'D to the Meeting and have your zeal rekindled,
your hearts warmed, your hopes strengthened, as
you unitedly your energies to the
vice of your Country! True and tried Wings! the
Cause demands your presence at the Hall This
Evening Will you come!
New-York, ever foremost in her admiration of
HENRY CLAY, was first to nominate him for Pres
ideut in 1874 IF the result here in November shall
not be equivalent to Wing Triumph, it will be
pointed at by our enemies defeat Of Mr.. Clay
and an evidence Of his unpopularity even here?
Need another word be said to secure the devoted
exertions of ecery Wing from this to the Election?
We must not be beaten in the State, but above all
we must not falter here We WILL MOTT Ho, then,
for the Grand Rally THIS EVENING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. c1Ar.-The fol-

ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. CLAr.-Ihe foi-
lowing letter was written in reply letter from
the Trenton n. ]. Clay Club:
ASHLAND 18th Sept 1872
Gensleme-I have received with lively sensbi'y your
letter communicating the formation OF Club with my
name in the city Trenton For the friendly motives
which have prompted this association and for Inc
which il proposed to make it instrumental in accomplish
ing, lender an expression of my grateful acknowledge
raents.
share gentlemen, with you in feelings of disappons-
men and indignation account of the base treachey OF
the actin. President OF the United States 1t wSuid De all
cu 10 find in the annals of bistsry ae1ampe OF e4ua!
poljtical urpitude Far being discouraged by H. IN
the performance duty TO country il should serve
only to stimulate resolutions to correct the proceaue
and TO guard against the recurrence of the evil.
Accsp, gentlemen, my thanks for the friendly sentiments
towards M, conveyed in your etter and believe me
Faithfully friend and obt. sev, H. CLAY.
l1essrs Josiah n. Bird and a. NJ. Johnston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

John c. Colt on tie 18th OF November nsx be hanged by
The neck until dead and may God bsve mercy on your
ssal! Reno,etSe prisoner.
The prisoner was then removed, having exhibit
ted but little concern or emotion.
The trial of Edwards was set down for the 4th
Monday of the term Oct II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
For The Tr:bune.

For The Tr:bune
SONG TO THE OLD TUNE
The State Of New York iii in notion u,o,ios motion
The City and Country through
The :" Same old Cconn has come again
To put CLAY through and BRApIsa too
To put Clay through aad Bradish too
For with then; beat AR man. nan. msr
OF the Van Bores clan,
For with them We can bea, aay Inaa
BY all, she's called the Empire STATE State, State
An6 well she merits too;
Shes got two hundred thousand Wings
To put Clay through, &c.
Silas Wright may row one way, way, way,
And look the other, too
He cannot ..come III another term,
So put Clay through, &c.
We stick Protection through ,hick and hr ;n thin
And 20 sound currency too,
Well have share oil the Puslic Lands,
And put Clay ;h.ough, &c.
Yhe Loco Focos may bake their CLANS CLANS CLANS,
And boil their cabbage ,oc,
And Notification may kick asIhe laws.
We u pu; Clay through. &C.
We're bornd widen the great big ditch, c,ch, dsh.
And build the Railroads too,
And do j, all without the MHl Tax,
And put Clay through. &c.
This side OF Cayrga they II find their match match a,ca,
Perhaps We II beat them too;
Beyond that spot they 10 find the boys
To put Clay through. &c.
The Corporars Guard old Noah is fleeing fleeing, fleeing
He'll pocket their salaries too
AUS fair in politics. With hin,
So put Clay through &s
AT Harrisburg John Tyler cried, cried cried,
Like great bco-beo,
In IA we II give him some cause,
So pu, Clay through, &c,
Tanmany Hall shall close shutters, shutters, shutters,
And turn OF the gas-hgh,s too
When the 9Th OF November comes ,ons,
To pu; Clay through and Bradsh too,
To put Clay through and Bradish too,
For with them we II beat any man. man, naas,
OF the Van Buren, clan
For with ,hem we IL beat any man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
PUBLIC MEETING.
uru Democratic General WING Com

u EG WEHnocEataC eEcuct"f :" LIE O"'1-
uaitaee, Sept. -, 1912:
RssoIye1 That il be recommended to the Democratic
Wing Electors Of The City and County OF NewYork TO
psmbe at NATIONAL HALL, on Wednesday Evening,
18th inst at u O'clock for the purpose OF receiving the Re
port Of The Delegates the Syracuse Convention, and ct
responding 10 the nominations there made of HENRY CLAY
for President of the United States and OF LUTHER BRAD
Ysn for Governor and GABRiEL FuRMAN 10; Lieutenant
Governor of this State. By order.
ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
J. III. HOBART HAws, ss.re,,r;es
EDWARD z. CoWLEs, sS4 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

1.-THE ADDRESS OF THE WHO STATE CONVENTION has
hitherto been married by serious typographical errors
will appear correctly for the rs. time In lHe Vtesy Ir
Se OF this week on Thursday Extra copies tor sale at the
desk after l. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

70 The Vicksburg papers say that no yellow
fever has occurred there yet In the meantime
the citizens seem divided opinion about the pro.
priety OF establishing quarantine. ne naso.
and majority are for quarantine; the Do't'is
and minority are against IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

WING Senatorial Conventions.
fr,t Dsric.-At the Broadway House. N York. Oct IL.
ghrd District-At the Mansion House, Albany, Oct IL
Fifih DItrict-At Utica, Oneida County, Oct. 4th
Sirfa Dtstrict-At Corning. Steuben Co. Oct 6h
Ssve,,ta D;striet-At Auburn, Cayuga Co, Sept. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

TIE McKEsNAs BARDEcUE.-Ihe barbecue
recestly given 10 Mr. McKennan, BY bis friends IN
Washington county, Pa. was spirited anaiT'-
Three thousand persons were present. ne non
Joseph Markle presided. Mr. Mch. made aspeech'
a. the close Of which DC said Z" lnscroe apon your
banner, sound National Currency, Distribution OF
the Proceeds Of the Public Land sales, Tor ahPie
Pros,ction to Home Industry, and tne name Oh
HENRY CLAY, and our triumph IN 1888 VIII oe
as brilliant and glorious, as the treacnery Oh OUT
supposed friends has been Notifying and disgrace
FIJI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

~ Mr.. DEMPsTER has returned 10 oui ~
and viii soon renew his Musical sosress Tor q ie"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
Trial of Captnin WiiiInmson.
Reported for The Tribune.
NAVAL COURT M4RTIAL,
ard the o. S. Ship North Carolina, lying in
" =l,,<

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL,
Or, hoard the o. S. Ship North Carolina, lying in
the New York Harbor.
The trial of Commodore Charles L. Williamson, u .:
Navy closed yesterday, when the hndng anu Seh'e" -
The Court were transmitted TO Washington
MIR. Philip Hamilton, who defended Capt w. az d
long and able defence the several charges IN "nch W
accused conriyed throw all the difficulties 10 "he NC
rad been subjected while board the warren on hi'
nn;or officers indeed Capt W. made It appear lal nc
was man more slnned against than 'lnang ne aiso
reminded the Cour, services in the last "arS' ms
capture by British and restoration 70 DIS o"'
in time to participate the victory OF Lake Cna
The Judge Advocate, The close OF Capt "i.amsons
,o,iasd Lieut. Noble that his trial would commence
on Wednesday this day. al looclock.
vreur. wILxEs.-The reprmand ordered 10 De admins
tered :. this officer was Inflicted Sunday, on board lhe
North Carolina by reading OF the letter from me see,
,srv of The Navy which has besn published IN Tue III
h IN his case the mountain has certainly been deiy
e-.eI OF mouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

U The RAWERs arrive in our City to-day and
will give series Of Concerts directly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

raE wgrc ALMASAc.--we have received numerous or
ders for this Almanac from friends whom we know 10 be
perfectly responsible and safe bur our terms Afs
and where The money mol sen, with the order We cannot
IN any ins.ance execute The order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

The CRops Is MAINE, says the Bangor Courier,
are larger this year than ever before. The crop Of
hay fell below the average, but the later crops
so plentiful, particularly Indian Corn, that the u
creased fodder will more than compensate for the
deficiency in hay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

NEW JERsEY.-The Wing ticket for Old
somerset'--is composed of the folowing-ail
good men and true
Coucii-CEoRcs II. BRowN.
VOORHEES,
They are all for Protection to Home Industry,
the Public Land Distribution and HENRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

Thu. aruc.c was wruen by and put in type some
weeks ago. and has peep crowded out from day day
snce Having published it in our Weekly, we 6nd ii
coming upon other papers and conclude 10 H.
ser, il now should byandby be accused OF stea
ing IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

II The Ne~-York Museun continues crov9dec-the
companv select as usual This establishments quHe 10.
vorite place Of resor; viii, public That every thing
conducted with proprsy and 50 superior 10 osef
places where the price OF admission /. do1oI Goes o "a
Kneass Bennis Mr. Bonnie, and Master YouGs-ail for
ore Sailing There will be performance e-iay al thfee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

Mo1TREAL.-Thc last Montreal Courier says
of the financial affairs in that city, g our monetary
affairs are in wreiched condition. and we hear of
little else but failures and rumors of failures. We
need not say that the rumors are much more nu-
merous than the reality; yet all this tends to
shake confidence and create panic, for which
there are as vet no sufficient grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

rY Patent Seif.S0chmG 4 ~ BE M
toIN-The best weapon OF lcirhce 81 ,ad "a.
charged six times IL thee secendswa (" ~ seia.
rsotsd no, 10 yer out OF order Ayhs g sss tadrsy
lrsls J. " f''1 A%A> - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

rTTaE wHrc ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES ECisrER
will published Saturday, October l. IL contans 81
large aad close dcuolecoumn pages besdes4 pages of col
oed csver all packed full OF the right sort vi matter as
we could make IL Il will be sold l2 cents single copy
e per hundred or sos per thousand cash dos and
otherwise The following is its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
CITY INrGLLIGENCE.

Counr CALENDER-ThisD Day, September 18th
CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. l5 81 to S. SO 10 IS, AZ to 81.
COMMON PLEAs-Pau lst: No. l+9. l55, l57, l6l, 49,
IS G5 So ;e 49, So lI7-Part I'd Nos 1873, loo, 1885, l64
l72, l76, 1874, 43, 50, lj2 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
From The Commercial Advertiser.

Gross RAsCAIlTY.-The' Tribune and the Commercinl
6yerSer, state that we announced that had received,
on Friday last, sketch OF the speech OF Daniel Webster,
delivered on Thursday last No such was ever
made either by the Herald or on The Herald oueun. IL
a fnl,e wicked and malicious assertion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
:. TaEoLo0IcAL BOOKS, NO. ..

THEOLoOlcAL BOOKS, NOT.
w. hASpoLPh a Co oHer the following at low
Henry s,enberrs ehrissoiOsy Of OLD re.,.oen. and
Ss,s mary Gu rfedeuon' u tho Messah bY the Pro-
IlOsse's com.Dsniary on Romans
Iiorne'e Commentary on Palms
Leesel = Instructions IN Morale Religion
I-eser's Jews and the Mosaic Law
Jooes' Church hsioIy
Kew y Joftin's sermons,6 v
carespondence Of bishop Jebb and Aie. Kno.
WORKS Of IAshop Jebb
pels. By wrn u Farness y" "' ''"' "o'-
LIFE q Latier, wan account Of the Reforn.,bon
i,om the s.e Of Religion the sn.eat Hemhs a. wolff
ny John Leland ID u, 2v
Aiera transson Of the Apos,oiesi Eoi,,les viii,
fIiE@,sois,y ans notes y MeR1lrs
IT, t.'J pS..I cnr,'ii.niiy oy ne, u " Miman
u"yeTsl between the Church OF Rome and the Reform
Mosnein.'s Ecclesiastical history, w
hes Nee kci's sermons
Came TN'' " "s
Ne~ion on the Proaheeie,
bishop Potter en- Church Government
works Of w Pslcy. I'D
Rev BARROW ON the Pope's supremacy
RSse~ Of Pos h sos e xa Ss PRS Of Rs
h1 Co. "a That work Of deception ny W = andIewI
ptoessor sie~.rs grammar Of New Testament dialect
Rev ssuiin's Sermons, 2 vols
nturni's reflections on the works Of God
copsl Church " INC 'P''
Comm on the Bible, by DO. J and 6 vols
rev JTowet's illustrations Of Prophecy
Ksper,ory and Churchman'S guide for l3t9
Theology for the Pc pie, by p X lie ishswDD
Professor Turner'S no,es Roinsns
Maison,s body Of divinity aud select sermons
Rev q Waidinflob's history OF church
Mheatiey'F llusiTatiS OF ok OF common PRAYER
Maison's Biblical and Theologis al Dictionary
Mesley,sei planaiory Eoios on New Testament
BISHOP Writes mems OF Epis Church
unharianlsm phlosophically and hsoioscay e1sInned
OF complete RECITATION OF the prucpieq the
system 10y Rev kuhllnann Of Washington
BOOK Bindng In every variety, by
Nv RANDOLPH & 20
tehs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-01
SAMUEL pUTNEy

TAKES his orPoftiay ofasaoanex 10 M. Old friend.
and public .irs, that he taken the store one er
above ressis Hubbard Gardner Co.. ami nearly oppo-
sue WA hhehels' Esli, Jswsiry store on Main street
~heh ne has heduP aud back about ios,y feet
purpose 81 Commencing bis OH Business An which
lac hAs been gagged for the Last twenty years and b,pe
by sne' attention. 10 share the patronage her .tolore be-
s'o~ed ON hiu VIC will be very gisd to .. an his old
enfome's' ard the petite generally. assuring them tina,
ohs experience In the business his pre- faeI
hese'e nun superior Advantages In Obtaining dcm IN,
most eeseofaied manufacturer In PHILADELPHIA and else.
where Goods OF sturerior quality and of the latest yie
~eh nc VIII re By Wholesale aud retail. such prce
seanpo' ilio please particularly Hose Layins for eash
III, sock ~ibe entirely new. and embrace every vare,,
OF Lades, Seniismtns, MSscs, Boys snd Chiltreui.
boo's Shoes and slippers; Travelling TIuuks, carre
haSs shoe Brushes. Backing. &c.
The above VIII be here aud opened by the 10Th or i5h
ofsepleber. when he will be very happy 10 w., ON ,o
who may want Goo's In his line. Irespeetni,y a.. al
from country merchants to examine my stock, before
'hey puy' "r ain determined TO sell Goods lower for
cash, than they have been here for long time
auieu s,u.r purSrv
~ iho Danvtlle Reporter and Iynchburx ylrylnsu
~ please copy tho above, weekly, unil the let Ncyem
paf. anu scnd their accounts TO this office.