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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-26

Sagari suaYls -sIt is sid there are 5000 tons Of
Al4tple sngaF made*everY year in The vi States,
aad lhe .falqf u this anicie is double lie same
III Rev Orleans Sugar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-26

Conway Rebins4n,t Esq. b. l1siehmond City,
has been appointed RepoHeL6f ihe Decisions Of
the court u Appeals, in place Of B. w. Leigh,
Esq, ie4ignsd, n
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ne con wanted.

II WEI receive Bacon, he hog round, 10 cx-a
4 change Scr goods.
May rs. 1872 WM. s. Lock
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There are other matters
eqaasls IL interesting and equally impoF.
ihns sp he homes p0rtson Of HE cominu.
nity eSla4s Aia Ledger.
49, 49,
ID Nth regres II lesra thai naav 81 dur
4 ~ BBran friends, inconsea astee 81 Tia
son sa0us csnipactiaa at Ashland, fear
thbt Y sdoalslioil Is, about ii DE formed
u.nch may osertura al tie hopes aud
diSs lpoint III she predictions of all lhs
poiitftians.: We have information posi-
i've Mhowevsr, that the presepke OF Lord
agerAelh wiii aHsctaally prevent any po. I.
.lilieja arrange menfs andllnit MI Claws
eiloSis enllGsly ID sskiag, II which Mr..
ii HBursn3 knows he Is particularly GOOD
.slsxeaa,ia eesslls.
WE ars given "a understand from Wash
ins,an, thagthe slemep,s Of discard are al
rsaaN il work ia he party. An levi
eve Il Is en- The Globe Mr.. Calhoun
friends are Urging bis claims warnly.-
Nr. IBqehaNanis parlisans aFesnot pleased
WIN Mr. Van BureB's late letter rom
Nasbville-Cos. Dick Johnson is Sighting
on Ills own hook. with the Western SEQ.
|ple.4 So they 20. The Wings are united
ia affnan.--i6.
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1FrieE 81 IL PaoylpENcE IagRNAL.

Ihutgaay, r M, May AL
The men eBfrenrhed upon tie hjll rel
NAMED psaceebly during ihe1uight iii
thief mnraiag about day bFeBkes three
guHs were dischsrgeA Tley were un.
der The command Of q man nerhed Wolf,
ffnh U2Ptidge, who arrived here on Wed.
nesAlay. Their position was one from
whfch THEY could d. no iinilry. il was
EMILY rommandeat from tie hills, on the
Other side OF ths Cove an1 lie authors
tiesf coaisnted themselves with taking
measuFes 10 prevent them from doing
any mischief feeling assured that ons
night would cool4iheir courage. In The
.moFning, abe guns Of the Al tillsry eompa
ny were brought "a The irmery. They
we're loaded 10 within a fdot 81 the, muz
zler with scraps Of boilet iron, spikes,
Sc The other pieces wdre taken poses.
sion Of BY The QuarIeEna ler, General and
carried d The Arsenal, aid the place en-
tirely abandoned. Il
Arepqrt was current dis morning, thai
DoEr WAS 10 BelIinghaTh, Mass, about
three fnilas from WoonJ docket. aud that
he was raising recruits. We think il ye-
ry probable that be is hkre,. but very inn
.pfobahie4Ibat lie is raising recruits. He
would hArdly-dAFs Is siIos himgeH 10 bis
own men. A requisi, Ibn will be, On bias
been sent for him. lie must leave the
country il he escaped
The Kentish Guard aTyived here Atten
. clock last evening. tTkey we're quarter
edlin The Cadet srmo1Y.
Al message was ulceivsd BY the Go.
vernon from Newpoft Informing him that
eighty seven meplwRre ready 70 come 70
Providence. snd1hat many others would
bsrsaty bylaA ilmb aeonyeY anee could
be ens for them. "a nnmbefIof men ar
4ivedgon wkdnesdsy evening, from Yves.
Gfgenwieb, 10 givg their support 10 The
G4yerngeai. Th4men IN Washington
County we're ready 10 come, and anxisas-
ly ayatiing orders. General Grtene. Of
Ahe/Kent County BEi2sde. imported hiS
tyb regiments assembled, aad ready for
pfaers, The lower regiment. ffom the
part Of The CoHniy. mustered
TWO huedred and city men. The other
vas larger.
More men were. ready fTcm Bristol
eohnty, The mails wers stepped, all
business was suspended and. every thing
showed The firm determination Of the
peepss 10 mainlaia the laws. .s
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Piskglrunia Ssnqiarisi Dissrics.-All doubt is
nov removed, andikis certain ihag Clark PsnH
Hooa) IS elected, beating Vincent wiicher
{ bhisl II yeiesi7-ihe majority for Psln 10 Pa
ifirk being So, instead &C 62 votes, as stated in
he former re!nfns.-Tsgsiliaa.
RssIinlFsi0n Of H. Bsnk IF Hiissis.--The last
shavresiown paper contains the following su-
Immigration
!" BtSK' erfILtlNols,
Shareholders. .fc91 s42l
al meeiiag Or The board II directors, This
day il was Y, b 81
AfsDla<d, That this 5ank TesHuie specie ray-
mtnFs 81 on hefare he 18Th Day af jane next'
By order Of he Board.
JOHN SINDALL. Cashier
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/, e. T.. 3
KENTUCKY LUNATIt ASYLUM.
The passage Quoted from lhelspeeca Of wma
Rpileck, Esq ls one n HE finest specimens IL
beal9lGt aid lo9chipg eloqaence We have ever
Breash
ifis matter of regret that he bill 10 appro-
PriAie a sum Ia purchase additional land lor tie
lbeiRf1of- the kentucky Lahaic Asylum, has
sfaI8d in The House u Representatives. NH
lBqIaeck alluded, WIKI great effect, toihe melsn-
chslgY truth tharno cgadlJioh in liias4s exempt
lfroIn aHleaon' ~ sl T
HSir,'' said Nj. b., (slludiig 10 the
lcoahnenentof The Insane Ia Tie hospital
lat IieXiagtpn, and the possibility Of such
Ean biilic13n becoming The lotol ahy 4fenn4
IbeHl are yp1 hugbqaa? Have yotSa
twiHe whom you have sworn TO 5herisfa aid
.pg6rests She il there That arm "a
-wEI5oh she was wont 10 lean Ia her hapk
pigr days. isl wi,hdlawn--thaf manly Bal
soia Oh which she once reposej win canI.
.tilRnce and Wah lose. is no longer There
- Vile is sufrdunafd-bY insa1e..idiots. anp
Initiates are her associates her. locks 9f
lcalHptaiut lIer toaes 81 anxious enlreatY,
md answfTed only, BY tito shreks Of tile
lnlHHflc d 'he laughter of The ldrivelilnIg
dih&she appeals 10 You for Iehef--8he
beHgee hes yoa, With melting ehiFeaiy, 10
set Yer fFee-to be permitted 10 breathe
ti1h pure fresh alto pluck d fowertBy
ithH Nayfiak aud bind It to her.withefed
hekit--t9 mingie The tones Of hersilIer
EvoIce with The carol ofthe biFa-so halhe
hdf pale and haggard features III The ifaht
loflI. Hcaven--.i0 Be fannet bv the anntle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
STOVES.
sTovEs.-We invite the at

enton OF the public TO and splendid assort-
ent OF Motifs Stoves The frs. premium has again been
awarded them The best heat Stoves tor Hans Churehes
int They STOOD uyaled as their
;ry and economy and the decision OF the Judges as well
"a the increasing demand COR the article is confirmation
sronc of their superiority the present lime over any other
stove before the public Our patterns are rich and varied
commandiny The admiration all observers Our style Tor
private houses an the hall well most
useful appendage. An entire house OF any can be thor,
oughy warmed by single Stove, without recourse al All
10 the psrlor CRATES during the winter.
We have also been able 10 csmplee few OF SHEPARD
PATENT REvEkeERATERs for paror, with which the pub
lie can be served without delay THIS Stove has ass
taken the first premium Of the American Institute as Use
best Stove for paor and offices exhibited at the far al
though the competition greater than previous
OCCASION Their construction extremely simple and their
efficiency and economy undeniabe. We have only 10 ask
cop6dept that they viii be pleased. SHEPARD L CO.
$50 I'm MOTIFS Stove Warehouse, az Watsr.sl
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AGENTS OFFICE. STATE PRISON, I
Auburu. Oct. IN. 1876.
Ia hereby given, that sealed

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals will be receive4a the once Of the suhserb
~ To- The services of TenConvet with the privilege OF
decreasing the same the Agent may be able TO furnish
any number not exceeding Three Hunarec or le tsn OF
poye in the MANUFACTURE Files and such articles Of Cut
fery of which the United States principally supplied oy
Sudieent shop-room, suitably warmed and lighted VIII
be furnished by the State. 81.
Not Persons making proposals required to name me
amoup, nsr day ca.rsd for the services of each Convict
and % furnish the OF The person or persons
surety the Contract with their written assent lne.s.
and the respective persons making proposals are Teqneu
present the of opening such proposals Dee.
20th) either in person by duly authorized ageDt
OILS ion HENRY POLHEMUS, Agent
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STANZAs.
BY AUGUSTUS ssopcRAss.

Had ! friend with whom TO share
The gifts that changing Fortune brings,
The world to me might smile as fair
AS Childhood on its aut'ring wings.
But what are joys if we alone
Away the Reeting hour must smile ?
They bring US pleasure of their own,
But pain rnomen, brief beguile.
No. rather let my days pass round
In enc UNMARRIED scene Of wo,
Than feel the still worse poison'd woand'
A friendless hear, is doomd TO kno"
But vain--the Hermit seeks to ma
A solitary cell to weep
Away the troubles Of the mind,
And kill itself by sorrowing deep.
@. rather lie, nae weep than smile,
And see no answering smile around;
Tears, like the ancient Prophets oil,
Make sacred, while they heal the wound.
ask it not--for Friendship binds
Its chains on willing hearts alone;
Ifmine's the lot the friendIess finds,
Art thou rot, Nature, yet mine own
Norwich, Nezp York.
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81 miles. The route thence to Cumberland IS
across ,wo bends Of the river, between which the
.,rsan IS Frs,s,s Creek is crossed by viaduct of
Inn CO.. - The entrance to the town of Cum
hsrIa nd !. beautiful aud displays the noble amphi-
.ba.,ra :, WHICH it lies to great adyantage-the
asa IF Wits Mountain, through which the road
sA r xend .s way Westward, being justly pro-
zen, feature of the view. The Company's de-
~, in Cumberland is in central position at the
Intersection of the Railroad and National Turn
,;ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
TREAT ATTRACTION.-The sub

scrber, Successor to l. v BADGER, formerly doing
business a, $50 Waer.sree and the original Agent for
vending and selling Professor Ors Patent Alright Stove
in this City, would respectfully inform The public that he
has taken the No, 81 water-street, two doors IRON
the above Stoves style and reduced prices. Over
Five thousand OF these Stoves sold in the City OF
Boston last season. ard found be the economical IN
the consumption OF fuel of any Stove heretofore introduced
They are recommended particularly by Physicians Tor
sumption found great relic! by the OF this Stove,
he air produced being OF temperature than can
possibly be produced y other Stove now offered 10 the
fu article; together with Badgers Patent Alright coal
Stove designed for Stores Offices Rails and Parlors,
very cheap and economical article printed direction ac-
companies all the above Stoves Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recoect the
nuulSas. D. d. WENDELL, No. 81 Water.st,
80 I'm I'd door from Beekman.
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aDey 1 n NE WaLWoRTn MASON Sc Ann-s,
INK MANDATORY.

Tie subscriber has for upward of twenty-five years
been engaged in the manufacture Of Printing Ink during
niisd states His long 1perience manufacturer OF
Ink and likewise as practical Printer bles him tn lpr-
nist his phica brethren he onon VINO
NAV favor him with their CUSTOM with Ink OF very supe'
or quality of Interchangeable color, and on reasonable
terms rhe Ink is well calculated work on the compo-
TIE subscriber likewise manufactures Ink OF various colorS
viz: Red, Blue, Green, &c.
Orders addressed his mandatory on tronsreet, De-
tween Montgomery and GouverReur-strset East River,
will! be punctually attended to. GEORGE MATHER,
The above Ink is 1T present used this paper Oh I'M
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TNNGLIsH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-

EL ZINES, BOOKS AND Notwithstanding
Newspaper Office, Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER, of Liverpool supplies the Ame-
ricin public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
ZINES, BOOKS and PRINTS, the most advantageous
t.rs forwards the latest editions of all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers, Shipping Lists Price Cur
rents &c. well those from all parts OF the European
Continent, by the Steamers and Liners Liverpool Lon.
don and Bristol, and the Magazines, Books and Prints as
soon az published.
His charge for a London Daily Paper Ell SIS week
~ one published Fivepence, FL S. Tod; SIxpenee,
81 rs 81 per anuIa; all the Magazines, Books, Prints
he supplies al the prices as they are charged by the
publishers in London
All orders should to disappointment be addressed
CHARLEs" FULL and none will be attended TO unless ac-
conpnnied BY remittance reference for payment three
months in advance, some Liverpool or London house.
PS-News Letters, comprising eptome OF every thing
reasonable terms. II lawly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
Croton Water.
THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

others-FeLded ,srosght Iron Tubes, Tor Steam Wa
ter Gas &c. inches diameter and in lengths
from inches u feet, capable OF sustaining an internal
pressure OF from 1000 900 lbs per square Inc-toge-
Their with fittings every description such bows, rs
Reducing Sockets Cocks, &c, to which the Tubes are
Joined by Screws and by of which they may be put
together with the greatest facility by ordinary workman.
The great strength and durability CT these tubes as COM
pared with Copper other material and their ecoaomy
them superior toall others any OF the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
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- FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-The

.tl subscriber offers his Mansion House and Grounds
Elizabeth Port. New Jersey, sale, let for
more years The properly Of good sized modern
built house, finished in the Eanner with marble
house attached 10 the house, an excellent well yate ard
large ering cstern with pumps in each 90 barn and
outh0uses, all nearly new and in complete repair The
ground OF about enclosed with Ornamental
fences, and laid in fruit yard, garden au well stocked
with the choicest u; from Princes and other nurseries,
plants An additional quantity OF land can be lad
sired The premises are beautifully situated on southern
slope with the delightful prospect OF Staten Island, The
New York very and fesuent-tne s,eaboa,s Of the
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company runnng sir
umes day TO and from the city; and the NAV he
made by the New jersey Railroad four or five times each
day Possession given Immediately Fer fnrther narticn
s2s eodG Tu0N &C 70 uSon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
ed FAD THIS.-Haying been afflicted


d q for the last 10 or Il years with complication of dis
which confined my house and bed great p0r
ton The time my stomach extremely weak and vio
lent pains my side, my strength exhausted, and in fact,
reduced such degree tina, life seemed to be nearly
nc wasinvited by Dr. Sarkweaher, and by his advice
commenced the of his medicnrs-bu was weak and
deblitaed That could take but hal! the usual dose OF The
Iepatc Elixir had taken much medicine previously
ba had faith confidence in any thing that bore the
name OF medicine. However, 1 continued the use OF the
llepac Elixir in half doses for week, when began
beneficial effects; was then directed to increase
Dose which found could easily bear and 10 the utter
aStonsmenl of myself and friends was soon able to leave
my bed and in weeks able TO ride 80 miles in
Gny which could have done before at any time in ten
years past, do my wei about house land feel per-
fec,ly we'll feel truly grateful TO the Doctor for his pre-.
scripons and sincerely believe the OF his Elixir has re-
srore me healthahd can DO less than TO earnestly
treat all who suffering with bilious diseases 10 90 and
do likewise and they may assured that they will de
rive as much benefit from il as have done. believe Dr.
Starkweathers Hepa.c Exer 10 he truly valuable medl-
cine LUCRETlA ID. LELASD. Irattoh, Mhss;
For sale by CHAS DYER, Jr. ~ Westminster st r. l.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the agents, A. B. SANDS
4 Co No 273 Broadway (Granite Buldingl corner
OF ,Chambers-strec,. Sold also by A. B: d. SANDS,
Druggists No 20 Fulton street, corner OF Gold ST. and NO.
100 Fulton ST.; and by David Sands Co. No. II East
Broadway, cerncr Of Market-S,reel.
Price. 81 bottle. O29 I'm
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ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

VII NoT1CENwbereas. 2 A. samanos, Of % Broad
way, New-York is making an improper of Messrs
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale of their Medi
cnes This is, therefore, inform the public that Mr.
Sainanos is not authorized to sell MORISoN'S PILLS
in NewYcrk and Messrs. Morrsens only Agents in
New-rork arc Messrs. FIRTH l. HALL, Of No. Frank.
lin square, from whom alone the Medicines can be had gen.
une tSigned) MORlSON W.
Dated British College of Health, New Road, London,
June 1Gth 1912 ly9u
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uAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
u Il Medal awarded J. Hayden for his " very supe-
rior Pcns by the American institute at its last Fatf The
Government have given them The Preference and the best
accountants and many of the public institutions will use no
other Pens They have Justly obtained the highest rsPat
ton, and surpassed equaled by any IN the country
The trade are supplied al the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J. P. HAYDEN, Pait-street.
Agents also for Smans Scheo! and Countng.houst ink
StaEds y9tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15
DETERs's INDICATED LOZEN.

Z GES.-There needs no argument beyond simple,
fair candid trial, prove demonstration that Peterss
Lozenges among the best medcated preparations
made While their taste, which agreeable gives them
advantage other medicine now in use the great
variety of their ingredients renders them ecacous
extent elsewhere unknown. His Cough Lozenges for in.
stance Colds, Asthma Ca,arEh Bronchitis and all
complaints OF Pulmonary origin Then his Worm Lozen'
ges relieve children of terrible distress the convuve
pains the broken sleep and headache which always attend
the presence of Thus all his Lozenges in fact are
suitable 10 some particular disease which they Pleey
r.move W,rebonse EuIton OF I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15

T hPOKIANT INVEN IIUN.--FIs k
PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOvE-This Stove
combines all the advantages of cooking in every variety
apparatus The top is divided by patent plates into rem
10 boiling place; when used with one boiler, which
measures 30 gallons useful tor bathing purposes large
washing s,earng, vegetables scaldng begs kc Is also
fitted take bh caldron, all OF which add 10 lis
simplicity in every respect The is perfect as a
brick oven and is warranted in all suit the pur-
chaser the money will be refunded To those who have
seen them explanation is unnecessary and they
only require be examined convince any OF their
perfect simplicity and Incompatible advantages Several
dealers sold their Stoves representing them TO be The
Novelty Stoves and avoid further imposition they will
be sold in future the manufacturers establishment s
Wa;ersreet only, where reference will be given 10 over
eight hundred persons who have them in in this CITY,
All other kinds OF Stoves reduced prices FlSkS Stove
Es,abIishmen, 200 Waterst nj I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-15

4 tured Persons.--Persons afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world Affords on
application at the Office No Veseystreet or 10 either OF
Tue agents in the principal towns in the United States BE
carciu to examine the back pad of Hus russeS 10 see
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull in writing. None aenu.
ne or TO be relied upon good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to yend limitations OF
Hus celebrated russe and thousands imposed upon in
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unskul mechanics and no better than
the ordinary trusses
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Vesey-street e1ou-
svey for Indies having separate entrance from the bust
department, where female in attendance
To mon female patients. S2l II
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Coughs and Colds.
I'D EMEMRER No. "a North Sixth street

ID EMEMBER No. "a North Sixth street,
4 a door below ArchSreet, Philadelphia the mos,
certain and best FAMILY MEDICINE, for Coughs Colds.
Splitting Blood Throat and Lung Diseases rising
ton like choking tickling, unpleasant, distractions For
;he above, DR.. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OFwILD
CHERRY will Sc found The great remedy Persons who
have abused Themselves by the ardent spirits will
find both their strength and resolution much improved by
lea ing eff the spirits and taking draft occasionally OF The
above restorative Ali preparations this valuable tree
eSsept the above, may be considered spurious
terfeit The real article may bad OF the following Agents.
or at Me- 81 North S1ih'street, Philadelphia.
LIST OF AGENTS.
DR.. w. II. Minor, Druggist, la2 Broadway New York
Mrs M Hayes, lSS Futor.sc-ee., Brooklyn
Benjamin Odds, Newark, n. }.
oha Mason. Patterson. a2i irss
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STOVES-Extra.-R. D

DARLOR STOVES-Extra.--R. d.
4 McELROY, No l0s Beeknnnsreei, near Wa,ersL,
manufactures and las on hand superior assortment Of Par
lor Stoves, calles The Philadelphia Radiators which were
invented by the celebrated Jonas Gleason, ct Philadelphia
and the demand in that city and the State Of
for the last three four years with )ut parallel in this
country and they introduced in this city last year with
equal success, which proves them 10 be the most
article introduced into paror, taking less than hal
the fuel OF n CRATE and free from dust
He has six sizes OF tem suitable for almost any situation
The following only fewof those that have used them
in NewYor and vicinity. and can be given reference
Martin Van Buren,. Undertook, New York.
u. Coddington No. IL Bond street, 81
Masr J. Benedict, S0l Henry.stree', ("
N. L. Griswold, 79 Chamhers-s,reet, '
Mr.. Mitchell, los Warren S'Jert, q
Samuel Williams III Wavcrley place, Z"
John Degraw, StOne-sreet,
J. Il. Norris 40 East Broadway,
MessrS. Harnden& CO., s Wall. street, {"
Lyon Co, Go Liberty !"
Maltby l. Starr, l47 Water street.
Bramhall, Aberneihy Collins IS Nassau street. N.
L. B. WymaH q Prospect-street, Brooklyn.
Benz j. Cahorne $50 Ienry-strcet,
Edward a. Biden, zig Pearl-street,
d. Perk ns, 80 Henry street, &c
He has also hand general supply Of The ap
proved Cooking Stoves; alSo Alright Stoves the most
annroypd kind and AZ reduced Drres nj I'm
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NTORMONlSM EXPOSED.--T
aud MormoniSm by Gen John Bennett, NJ. D. embeilsed
with two handsome steel engrasingS, representing Gen.
Bennett and Joe Smith in full uniforms; plan the city OF
Destroying Angels in The act of numbering man, Order
Lodge in whchis represented the admission of candidate
the Office the Priesthood &c. Received 3nd for sale
by BRADBURY, SODEN 4 co.
l27 NasSaus,reet, New York,
o2S and 10 Scboostreet Boston.