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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19
PRIVATE CURE.

"a L ~
DOCTOR JORDAN's SPECIFIC COURSE, No i-For
o.. e .::s 81 c s. &. s
Without inc or
9
b. ss Monitor: .;s
:sss:s
sss;s K. q hint .s :s
msnt The Sriee o. Monitor ax cents; dollar .sat
p: 10. .ns
ssS s x: ss
.su Sold S h only At Pig ssos
q Broadway Marion street direct continuation Of
AN IMPORTANT DISC0vERY FOR The
D GAs rr p:s It.S s
.ssh vim which S;ss.:: mo Did Sssy.
II: ri s.s sr i j. & s si;
@ e =; M 81
stomach. scd y r: from fes s; oter.; -.
ssa: Dr. Pvt H. Oct: On. @
rsstsS 6 he sOShs: +: Gh,
II r: r., n . q
-HS kkSEssP: c:5: Ea..ra. A.-: attend to
Sure cure deafasss pains Doisss, hard in he
- sructes 10 the small blsod vessels heh cup
dy the scalp and hair with men, IN Of
which the Preparation become: thick ADD eanmy dries
uPths Of u: shin and BY M against the roots
changes color aud falls on This uspsalthy afecea e very
speedily and ecsslly cured by Jaynes Hair Tonic which
he dormant powen Of the ,rfses vessels. removes
10 supply the o.s Of the ela and badness
moved where IL already xiss
The following eeri6cAs l. selected which sueisntly
Ms.E; A. B. sands 0sa.l.nen, A. tot justss. 70
the Invaluable benefit wife has received from The Of
Jyn Hal. Tonic She lost pot only her entire hs.d Of
bis other remedies, with bens6t chs used Dr.
JsyBs Hair Tonic She used two bottles before could
hair had started. and commencing with third
il STARTED grow iaey aad few weiss her head and
eyebrows with third gro with Ack hair
better than she had lost think it entirely psodncedby
the OF the Tonic and would commend Ill need
a similar remedy. -- .
Truly yours. JOHN N. JACKSON.
Prepared only BY Dr. D. jayne South street Price
ST. sodat Wholesale and rstsil By A. ID SANDS, drug
gpts Fulton Of I'D street. sDd 100 fulton
also sold BY Abraham B. Sapds Co.. No 2s Boadway
Broadway. nia
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unequal distribution Of snow. We have had much
less, We believe, than has fallen at some places
farther South, and during great part Of the win-
ter none at all while at Quebec there has been
superabandance. The Gazette of that city Of The
7th inst says" There was another fall of snow
lart night. The depth in the woods diminished
abcnt foot during the late thaw and rain. II il
new bttween four and five feet deep. Those who
are fond of snow shooting will have NO acuitv
with the fences in the fields. In some places about
town, we believe they may walk over the walls OF
the city"
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AsR&|e42a

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Fare reaue sd 60 - cents.
From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York.
(Eywy day-Sundays sxceptedl
al AS A. ii. AtaP. Ats A.. M Att Pm.
90: ~ DO . &
From thslsot Of Liberty street No.. s
NEW loRk. EtI "a sr9INSWsdx RAILWAY AND
Fare reduced.
From the foot Of Liberty street daily
Leave New York. Leave New Br'mswiek.
At An. AT 81
BONNEVILLE stages connect with these Lines each way
Pare between New York and Sorserv4e, 50 cent?
Do do New brnswiess - cents
- I'm n DE n A. NJ train from NV Brunswick and II
n, tain from New York, has been reduced between
New York .nS New Brunswick 70 20 g cents.
Ths Paaaslphia nams through New Bsunswiek for
New Ysgk every evening at O'Clock. .
% 6uaAaystks NAM tripfrom New Brunswick y omit
sssnys Who procure their tickets At tn:
osve ferry 6cksfgat ~
snlv q the day when purchased Ieoll ym-
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,@z - on. ].

From PHILADELPHIA via
TyYc Phi. DELPf{lA: WlLMfN3r ON AND BALTI-
-" MORE RAILROAD COMPANY
Irehka far The Wst south will be forWa ded daily
la ciscs Of III. Company No DesA ct
sreSsnfs ~ rsspeculy Informed that all goods cor
rnsi % The eouScpy will be forwarded with the
SSpofrh TO any pof6t west scnth.
Treeht reaches Baltimore The dry II leaves Phla-
M vail line for she west End south leaves Do street
daily At hslfpast siH O'Clock AN BY steamboat ROBERT
fsssen9sss will re ,ch Baltimore At o'clock two hours
800 - -'--a-'E w. L. A6HMEAD, Agent.
pA;lsdslrhis- Mnrch 4. 1912. nile
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- rgrW LINE OF Law khPOo4 PACKETS. al
70 an from New York on the 18Th aSd hissiPS' 'A ~

:. i. s IN 2. s.ssscSs9ti II. l'A
L. Is IS IL
e s;':;;: q: q:
J %% d saSss ~ A NV,
x: r.; Ii Soup S;wa: aH
nsss s ~ New YorE with such iuprovemeno = combas
G "
500 for wSsa s s. ssSsss am =:
xSe viii msks every szsrtion to give general sss'sfas
u. saosaips or owns ofh.se ships win be rsspons
- parcel: or 'y
sS;ps d win 60 armed s,d thssr
gsIi:f; :yGs I; u ssssp
nj bs sSssxsa 81 per :
. ~ and
LOUISIANA 1 M NV Eaw 1S Skk- fIsE OF PACKETS
rs ~
:ss sS % Sos % &c ss
% A.. ell 'f :. sSSSs.a i 70
s s: Hs y:s ' s.s:
viz b su5 , sns
10y w. 7x is!9s ~ S:e ss? cc$ssli
= ss ESsiSis$jit Il s s.S. HIM. Ss..
seiD GSYASSTT 9sYSl G.Rs d 5s1saH %umfora
6hin 1CMULGEE, Capt Lcavltt
III NASHVILLE, Capt. Dickinson. n
GkIo MEMPHIS, Capt Knight. 4. .If,
ekip LOUISA. Capt MILFORD NJ, .,sN.-v,.. .vrr....
we. =: q ~ Ssis
s SSr Tisn
Etrn;Soced msstsrs, who will make every exerton to 80
og eatsaction. They wall at all times De towea up ana
1oVp the Missssippi by steamboata- ...,,x
- bullion precious stones silver, plated ware,
r. nv PACKAGE sent BY or put hoard :,
m unless regular bills Of ading are taken ior ana
~ value uereon sv~~~s-eS
E. K.COELlNS < &C. 80 South st.,oH
JAMES 4. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
aans who will promptly forward all goods to his address,
ne ships Of this ne warranted to sail punctufy a. al
ysd and will be taken to have the good correct
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In Chanecry.

Before Assistant Vice Chancellor
MARCH iS.-Joseph S. Jones vs. Charles r TAoy-ne.
This case was argued on the lAh Instant, sad the
court decided that the complainant's bill filed in
this cause, be diminished with taxable costs to be
Paid by the complainant to tho defendant
James X. Whiting. for complainant John An
thon and AID Russell, for defendant.
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THfIleitt1 RAILROAD NOTICE.
IN ~ MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
E

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW PORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
i psny have sstablihed o Fright Line between New
and New York. which they intend to run psrma-
Issyins New brunswick at AM: daily, (sundays ex-
70 country dealers and merchants the above line dc
sbe 70. the speedy aud cheap Of merchaude
Deoie in Live Stock who have $50 head Of
vsye between New Bruaswck and New ork the
Sc rates Tor The transportation Of cattle horses mules
sheer hogs &C. and ali other kinds Of very
low never exceeding Steamboat prices
Merchandise by this line snot subjected to any extra
charge in crossing the N ssth River
TIE Conpepy have 6eted up large stcrehouss at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
bespen for The rec .vsion Of merchandise
Pssssnger, purchasing their tickets at the ticket oRces,
will rocSsse ferry ticsets gratis. mI4 3m-
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$50 K REWARD.

9 TOLEN from on board the steamboat Swallow on her
- way from New York 10 Albany, small Carpet n,
marked L. Brown, containing about three dozen evepoiuted
one With stone set in the headboh engine turned Ao
i've silver eases with peueiis-a stamped brown Aso,
the American fDstitntel together vi $40 in money.
thiefaDd recovery Gf the property.
MEAN dealers not 10 purchase the abo We
pens a. no travelling agent authorised 70 sell them.
LEVI BROWN
. nj Brooklvp. March 6. i9lQ
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REVT STIN13s- OF fra Inca Tenders.
b and Summer orr amsnts superior manufacture, to Gloss
consignment "'s'' 70" osLRlcHs KRUGER.
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CAKPETING, CARPETING.

suosereer = now opening hs Spring assortment Of
Ans Ingram; as.ortsent not srrpased this city for
variety Of syes figures, &C. These goods have been
dered expressly for the Sprisg trade The greatest
bees observed n MAXI tons Of such gooes
col6denty recommended for durability and pemanency Of
cojors, &c. ttN
large ss,rmspt Of The dinsreut kinds Of Hall and
Ase ham assortment Of Painted Floor Cloths all
widths.
$50 CHARLES HICKS
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-se3 sHt a. aelsnisr "a gal1slssT saaaas
- .-ssfq~u9 - spaii'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

DR OLIVE still continues to treat dseases all
kinds, with unr'vaIled skill and surprising Judgment
which ha. enabled him effect speedy and
Of those who have been aggravated by the
~ nitre Gc and ali such and ned
ces which sends to and destroy the consutio
His medicine 10 mild and will disagree with the fs
tcious and delicate red drop 10
we'll for I've Extraordinary virtues Ia curing
WesfH Hem dyxnv ~ LII, gIrus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03


a the Senate. who may Try and ccasic and punish him
Csanot majority Vi iro thirds rsss sw ia spite
shf Presden,l Lihefty and indcpoudercel and suct
dcc,riaes IS these, blended egc,h.f'
ExTeAcr NO. 3.
ssAr. Adams said there WIS cue sa,..ct uros nlct
he c,ut forhear To speak in explanation 10 his CON
s;sara's That the allegation a la -shn,ss o
sssr towasd his assaau.. Perhaps was 50. lie would
MI ri-i'a any .Atinpin In M tie c1fnt fai,nes |.
humanity. lie was wiling 70 admit thar he was
e sin~s s'tr carried away by the free Oh his feelings
that ssnser the eScirsncnl u attack and insult. ihcI.
would escape from hi expressions which PERHAPS
srrea.osy t;s dignity TO saw although moi tuo severe
fs his assalans 10 hear There Was a, l.as unc sp,-
Yy ir ihs, which he hoped all his constituents would
ssar n mind. All tie attacks upin him were always oi
4 psrssna character. and always aere therefore iht
ss nying iaerdenee 81 this. DO ciicd the leirr Of
-!r. Marshall TO HE constituents where be said If the
friends Il slavery cad only ge rid Of ii'o Nr. Adans)
body else would dare he dJln. epoa the
MATTER oi peiiiioais
"i}-sxiss the personal aaiure Of lcsc attacks he wa.
subjected 10 the grassesi misrepresentation. pcrscrsn.
and ias.oct. snd o;tcn ahea chance Of replying TO
these rFns unjust and csmoroas attacks undeg rule
of the II snse tia; should speak twice en- the
sahe,i up: every person had spoken who desired
10 speak. Olfen when he bad nis'le any remarks
sslne.t na;ahsr OF nieruAess would se after
ancfer ard atsEck him, without any chance Of his rtny
Sedun an, rnsrtunity gwen Tor Offence reply.
except three occasions uen he sied ~ fara the
Ione arraisnrd a culprii, t. show the ilannes IL
which he frelaeally nisrrFeseniad ~ alluded %
his reference 10 the God q 3aes whe,c hs lad sn ken
Of the 9sn9eT that appeal would be lad 10 the God
Il attcs lie read from the spocelcs 10th Of Mr. Ca
ieh Gushing and Nis Irwin both u whom had entirely
n'ssefese aied his meaning and had charged him with
invoking. whrn be had expressly deprecald, sppeal
~ the God If Battles" I
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months, Operated upon. with siew To ndnre mt TO con
sci 10 be named for the Vice fresideucy the ticke
oi very distinguished statesman have In, arab,
swered that have neither claims professions eiihs
Ia the Presidency Wee Presidency; that quit
indifferent, 10 Tie first, aud that nothing could nduct
me 10 think ofthe second place; but II numinacd by
regular national convention for the Presidency, that
oosla, should acosp, the honor, II col noi vote Ia
the | Mon. Ofcourse. with such nomination.. there
wonld be bat one Democratic Wing candidate in ile
beldi and there cortainly ough, not 10 be two Who
that oNE may be- IS quite indifferent IN ne; but be he
who he may-oi some hundred persons can naue --he
shall have my hearty prayers Tor his success
In these few words, have given my creed and plsi-
lion never express myselfin other any body
and all who know will bear testimony 10 my single
ness and sincerity.
80 not wish tn appear in the newspapers when can
pssbly avoid IT, but have he slightest objection that
what write and say should Re known 10 all who may
desire 10 know my sentiments.
My Professional duties lravc me no time 10 travel ex
cepi occasionally md thru enly on such dutcs An *
enfsian into OHIO waoid be highly agreeable to me.
With high respect and regard
fsinain, my dear Sir.
bous, truly,
II n IfHn
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ftens0.

We learn ifam Nashngt on, says the Baltimore Pat
riot that the Second Assistant Post Master General
fhllo & Fuller, ESD has resigned his office to rake et-
'ec on the first proNmo I'd thai john A. Bryan Esq
RANK Loco foco, OF Columbus Ohio, has been assign
ed to I'LL his place. Il is also runored that Mr. Ellis
worth, the present Commissioner OF Patents is shortly
To be removed, aud hs place filled by Mr. Burr, now a
temporary clerk IN ,he Post Office Department.
Capture 4 iegtnd in iucatm--A letter from La
guna, dated 9th September, published in the New Or
isans flcayun', states that the TOW of Iapuna was
then in the poss, sson G 1900 OF Santa Anas troops
and that brig and two schooners belonging To the Nu
caian Navy had captulacd with tho town without resis
lance l he Mexican force at l.aguna consisted Of ono
steamer, brig schooner and four Transports which
Were nned alter the population, by the iron
recently built in England THE "Gaudaloupe''
Health Of .Nc,c Orieuns-At New Orleans on the
l'ih instant, there were twelve eases of yellow
lever admitted uo the hospitals and five deaths of that
disease The number of deaths, by yellow fever, during
Tue week ending on The 18th Instant twenty four
ihe Providence Journal states tina, the State of Rhode
island VIII probably apply ior the amount expended
IN we recent nsnreetion ia that Stale, he refunded
10 'lef by ue General Government. Her claim Will
probably be based that clause of the Constitution
which guarantees 10 each OF the States security from
domestic insurrecli,ai
=, ne lion. Richard Rlker. late aud for many years
Necorder OF the city ct New York. died on Monday NOR.
"hg the 26th September.
IL Is estimated tia, the revenue bin us passed will give
employment 70 at least 50 600 peTsass and the means
-" comfortable livelihood 10 about ,0O0.0uO
~ @e.-lh he passengers on board the Boston, from
fitsbufg to Cincinnati. finding themselves very hume
'oos ann The representatives. Of fourteen States deermn
cd 10 take vote upon The next Presidency. The result
s-lyler | Van Bnnn 2, Buchanan 3, Benton
Johns, Jninsoo :. Cess Brnoy |. HENRY CLAY ~
ihats the sort % tale the people will tell in 1874.
~ T. Canal Tots.--The amount received on all III,
canals n The State. to li,h September in 1872 is 81.
ui9ool 49 ~ ISL 81 .2G3. $40 OF. Excess of 81
over 1912, s2i3,s 50,
aas'toh and Bosfoa--'l'he Spirit of The Times SAYS
The matter appears To he settI d that Fashion, am
Boston tcW meet Il, Baltimore. keadais meeting com
lnences an e Cd Tuesday in October. so tia, il ma,
he confidently ancipa ted that Friday the 2ls, Bos,ot
and Ena!illn. VII Emo. Ilhec,. HOLY IN .h Wi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-03

The number Of eleciarsb y the Constitution, it will be
ueslcccd Is equal to the whole number of senators and
Representatives IL Congress. Thus b, the new ratio
Senators 50. Representatives 223: total 255.
The cid Is States (neuding Maine, formerly belong
rg 10 Massachusetts cnltlcd 10 30 electoral votes
tic New States los.
Ninetcfa u the Is States vocd for Con Harrison in
$50, .hnS him pa electoral VOTES the same States arc
R,w entitled 10 Il5 electors The States in italics,
aase Mr. Van Buren, 60 votes IN lsao they are now en-
l,iled 10 The number To those States ia opposi-
hon 70 m Whs, may be- added Psn.s,,paola 10
Georgia 10, Nainc .. Missssippl 6; making 10 all III
electoral votes prdaao dr tho Loee candidates for Pres
heni aad Vice President. Ii the Wings do their duty
IN Inc other fifteen States Mr. Clay would probably 70
eeive ti electoral votes. being 80 majority Of the col
lsgss Should Mr Van Buren, be The opposing candi-
date thu friends o Mr.. Clay may calculate upon the
va,ss ais Of Pennsylvania, Georgia and Mississippi.
~ T. Erpress
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EroM ihc PcnnsuLrnliinn.

Duollins and yellow fever form rather strange com
pound When furnishing together as it is said they do
Just now IN New Orleans. One would think that while
prsilencc is striking down its Victims there would Ia,
little inclination To aid its efforts by recourse 10 steel
and lead, and that tho bood. thirsty impulses of the du
cist would stand rebuked in the presence Of the under
'aNef hul such docs not appear 10 be the and
are not surprised that contemporary of the lnuureris
lhuncod under the circumstances to ask Of the New Or
leans journalists why il that the dollo is SO prevalent
In that c'y-why it is that while people elsewhere
men OF honor too, and chary Of reputation contrvc 10
grt through the world without quarres and gnnDowd,r
ana To get out Of 1t IN the natural way. without 'bul
let III 'he lhorax, OF being whipped scientifically
through the lungs the folks " on the lcyec are 81 olle
calling each other out TO be punc,nrod according IL
rule.
What the answer may be. are not prepared 10
say bu, II appears the matter complained Of is
neither more nor less than the result Of an imperfect civ
lziton-a tagging behind in the race of emil nhttnnlcn,
which leaves men under the control Of unchecked ras
s'ons and induces them to believe it is more '.chya
'ouS to cut hrlas than 10 behave to each other Will
proper difference. II is not whit refined than the
recent fatal prize fight at Yonkcr's and the victor with
his artrggcr or his CORY small sword really stands
higher IN the scale Of humanity than "Cris Lilly
with his skinned but lriumphaut knuckles Ducls AM
tstcuiis knives and cross buoths are equal cvl
dcnces III their way that the classes fcsortng 10 then
are still under the fun coHtrel Of what the phrenu gst
properly term the "anma impulses" and it is 2bou
the same thing for bull terrier TO pride himself upo
having wrnne the ear of brother pup. as for
think that ne has achieved honos by either ihumpag
shouting fellow creature Courage is quality 10 b
admIred without il, character is devoid of manlincs,
but when not under the dominion Of reason. it may
INTO abuse precisely any other virtue may he pushe
To reprehenslbe excess. lie, therefore, that is full
quarrel and ofrncewho seeks for deadly contention
elores IN its on par with savage of the wilderness;
and Only wants paint and ring in his nose 10 ndc
HIM complete in his role. As society moves onward
Improvement II Will ever be noted that the thirst T.
blood docnes and there is infer that where col
rary manifestations obvious the work OF civil2at
ls, from some cause other. retarded Men, fully
ware OF their reapon blliics, do not lightly sport eth,
with their own lives with the lives Of others, thong
ready, upon all proper occasions, 10 meet any peril iha
may be presented.
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I Htf
WINFIELD SCOTT.
CREDITOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CREDITOR THE GENERAL GGVERNMENr
AND TIE SfArES--'rhe impossbiliiy n prcscr-
wing The credit Of The Geaefa Government unless that
OF The States be sustained elsa Is In -','"h W6 lave
nef1ee " before on sceera osca,io, It is no, ques
a9n "i pr-5aeil..,, bot matter Of fact Euupears
snow hat II Is ae sane people who support the 6ene
al Goresnmee and the State governments, and that re-
publican institutions chafaelefse both s,stains 1t the
credit oiany ono State saio, tho injury reaches more OF
less TO all.
The following extract Of letter dated London. Sept
md, published IA the y. York journal # Cummercc,
has slntltHe very emphatic on this point:
h. failure oi the Sale 0l Pennsylvania Ia pay the
interest due N august, has gwen death blow Amer
can credit both here and the Continent, here large
amounts Of the stock Of that State arr held. \ Mr.
Robinson, Who came here agrnt from Washington to
negotiate iO he balsnce Of the l2millon Loan finding his
business hopeless, haa left this metropolis. probably 10
return home, Ia report the toal failure Of his mssiun.
Had tbs individual states paid the interest due those
ho trusted hcin. Ar Koahsous position would have
been very different. lie would have been welcomed
and could have obtained his terms Tor money
hundant The per cent. stock Of the little kingdom Of
Denmark selling tg 50 per cent, aud French five per
cent fer l20. We believe the dishonest failure of the
L. States Bank aud other kindred institutions would
have been overlooked, If The States had remained sol
vent"
In addition 10 this we have remarks the same
point from the Paris correspondent the National Intl
ligencer, under date August 3lst. who says:
- fehch and British writers coneur universally, ia
The opinion that Europe neither will should lend any
mon money To m American financial agent until your
National and State finances be placed on secure nunda
on We wonder that the least hupn oincgoltinV loans
could be entertained On Saturday asi cunversed here
with two hanhers among the best informed and most
lrehdlS Who expressed their surprise. The Courier
Francois of The 21h EMPLOYS the harshos, anpn,oc IN
HE State bankruptcies aud the Philadelphia riots, en-
ding with The exclamation. "What n cotntr,i What
no'ernmrni2" The recent disorders in Great Britain
The storrago Of labor and business the lerros oi city
ana c2h'y' lhe r'llage devastation highway robbery
The battles and hopdsed, do nlt seem iaara the sen
sbiy ofthe European press az much as single ease Of
lawloss violence IN your RepabHe Whether this I'M
TAR dealings may stylei-procecds from prejudice
against Americans, cagerness To deer, your Institutions
or the impression that yuu bound above n other coun
tues 10 sci good example 10 mankind, will not under.
take 10 determine"
htee impressive statements connot be read without
feelings oi the dep,st anxiety
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ROBES 4 BURTON,

we take this opportunity To return thanks to our
friends and the public generally for the very liberal pat
ronase bestowed upon during our past career. and
most respectfully solicit continuance of the same,
der the new arrangement. All accounts contracted al
either house, previous the LIST juno. will be rendered
in the name Of BURTON s ROBES: and are
anxious TO close old business, and much III want
OF money. We shall feel greatly obliged to customers
they will come forward ut their earliest convenience,
and settle their As have heretofore been
very liberal in indulgence, atter ourselves with
the hope that will respond 10 this cali with
corresponding lberality. ROBES s. BURTON.
june Is If