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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-16
TERRAPlN LUNCH,
UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM

UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
r. OURMON DE QUI VIVEt THOUSANDS
VI of our good OF good fare, have been Tor
closing Of the farfamed Terspin Lunch" The ftfu
WELL for be known ths John Adams, of Knickerbock
rmemoy, hang. his hat 10 a. The Lesp,n also the pro-
nile Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
upon john perfection good eating and drinking NAV Dc
Ire Box will appease the hunger Of him with the short
pune and Of the genuine at half the old prices will
TICKLE the palate Of the verIest anchorte.
Geeu Turtle served this day. apd every day during
GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WAR DROBE.
GENTLEMEN or Families laying aside articles OF wearing
" apparel and wishing dispose Of the for cash.
the subscriber 20 than from other
peyon. .
bere With wardrobe, will find much their
send for the subcrber who will nd the
shsir residence by appointment line aad,e:ssd e
BOX io7 LOWER POST oFfICE,
will be punctssv Attended TO- o2iv,-r
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY AND SILVER
w WARE.-The unde ghed have large assortment of
fine Watches, Of every descrpuon from Of the
manufacturers IN Europe, all warranted first rate time
splendid of fine French Mantel Clocks also
warranted first rate for time.
large and valuable Of rich Diamond and other
Aud Silver Wae large assortment, all warranted Of the
finest silver aud best OF wo kmanshp.
All OF which they determined sell at prices very much
Z, as g. ROCKWELL AstcI House.
ed. ' oisetsee
FLORIDA FUNDS Wanted in wTsssi,ftsIly5 oH6,BRrES,
onase 10 Wall" eaeT once
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DR.. FEUCHTWANGER'S

OFFICE, No Wall street corner Observation-Disclosures
q German Silver il sheet and faut.ss castings Aqpe
fors Muriatic Nitric and Pyrogneous Acids Of TIN Solu
tons Logwood Labangus Chloride of Soda, Of Luz
Causc, Pussc AID; Liver Of Supher todides Of on
GTas,illsy Lotion CHLORIDE Of t9d fh9shste o. soda &c
Rats Moths Cserpas moschetoes; the compound chemical
Whale OIL Soap and Seed PolectoI; Platna, Palladrne
0olofo aud Bronze, genuine Harlem Oil, imported
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lust RECEIVED. at the New York CORSET WARE
a HOUSE No sa3h Pearl street, large sssortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CORSETS,
WhoLesole and Retail
BDealers in Coets invited call, the whole
stock newly imported. aish Pearl street, New York
olo lmsm
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The Anti-Angular system or WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.

ynoN TWELVE poLLARs
Mr. BkiSTOW Of London respectfully informs the Ladder
w and 0entemen Of New York and Bro his classes
Day and Evening" have commenced for the
he has REDUCED hn Terms nalf,-to Six Dollars
. AcApsmy. ~? 233 BsooAwAr, NEAR PARR PLACE.
bold free, erpedsous and finished busnsssike style OF
Writing, bad, illegibie stin. cramped the
may be. Bee specimens AZ the door, a35 Broadway
AND THr LADIES
and handsome delicate and fashionable Running Hand
liz Twelve EAsv Lessons!
u VISITORS ia New York take a in Three
Days mir b. is to be from to A. NJ from TO
4. NJ.
Evening Glasses from too
BooK-KgKrwo
laugh a superior ethod, by double and single entry
cienthc lily and practically.
Z On o. { -
STENO0RAPHY.
new system Of the Art Of Wnuns Shorthand for taking
down Lectures, Sermons Trials Law &c &c taught per.
fecty By Mr. Bnow 10 one course Of lessons At ass Broad
way. See specimen.
BA work 81 the suibo, is presented to every pupil for
their permanent Guide. oittnsr
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TAKE NOTICE.

NEW AND GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ HIGHLY IMPROVED MANIFOLp WRITER'S
By this wonderful invention letter aud duplicate can De WIT
in operaon with ond facility than
To the mercantile, professional, AID travelling rart OF the
community his truly oil INFINITE value as "
saving time trouble and The principal
advantage be derived from the manifold writer hs
py Of may be kept without additional trou'
bic TO the writer and necessity OF using either an
nkstand The instrument used for writing agate
point. Consequently by For banks insu'
off merchants Of business generally lawyers
editors, public officers, and all who may
desrous OF preserving OF the letters. DO umen
wing copy Of what they have written this will be
found invalu able
FrsncIss Manifold Writer has been in successful opera
ton during which the hs had tbs
pleasure Of the unfe gnd APPRECIATION Of all whoe
under. At the late Far OF the Ame
three of able chemists the country who pronounced
ingenious useful and not liable
chnge air moisture chemical agents.
consequently medal was awarded by the Institute.
The proprietor has lately made great Improvements IN this
article. The paper the best quality manufactured IN the
United States beng made for the manifold writer expressly 10
his order The ruling OF hem which has for time been
thought impossible his at en2th been brought 10 perecton
for which has be secured The copying books
bound Of forms and sizes ing In price from
50 cents and upw ards.
and Country merchants in general will find
their adv the article they meet with
ready sale. liberal deduction made those who buy by
wholesale.
Newspapers magazines throughout the couprv copying
the above enrire without alteration abrdgemeot ncudng
ceive copy subj thei order by sending contain
the advertise the office Of the subscriber.
LEW,S FRANCIS, SO William street,
oil imsr corner Maiden Lane, New York.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue TO offer for
sale and fragrant Teas OF every variety and style
Thsr specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears the
and elegance, and the Teas
thoroughly secured from light and air that quality and
will unimpairrd in climate Their system
prosecuting business perhaI. to be exceed
founded the utmost regard to the rights OF the
especially with weight and quality and unrva
lei ceu.es All purchasers are called upon to return
which fail them the fullest satisfaction when
the money will be- cheeully and promptly refunded Country
public head, Of Iamiics ship
will find decided advantage TO supply themselves
from THIS establishment.
Office roasted every day.
Orders iIom all Of the Unea States executed with
prompitude aud despatch.
? The only warehouse in America for the sale If lou
qua's celebrated Black Tea. $50 lmsr
DIAVO FOKTES TO HIRE.-G. GODONE, 403x
Broadway between Walker and Lspcnard streets, keeps
large Of Piano Foes hire from three eight
dollars per month
Also, Foreign Music of the latest Operas OF Italy.
Sig A. Bagios method Of singing Solfeggs for
two voices.
Roman Strings tor Harps, Violins, Guitars, &c.
All kinds OF Musical Instruments repaired. sid cod tmsr
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DE AFNESS.

INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR.
THESE instruments be Obtained at X SIMPSONS,
Asor House or peculiarly simple construction, they
merely require be placed the cavity Of the TO
medi te relief TO this dsagreeabe masdy.
Persons nonesidens OF New York city, the remittance
Of dollars, have apar forwarded by post or desired
a single one for 81 So
NB.-xsent Tor the sale Of SIMPSONS EAR COR
NkTS "A ms re
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GOODS.
CyARL KING-The well known AID celebrate Millinery
- and Ladies' Straw Hat Manuac to her Majesty the
Queen OF England respectfully bgs leave announce the
ladies' that has hand splendid variety OF rich.
plain and Tarleton andre Satns aud
VELVET HATS,
Of coos and the latest aud most admired Partisan
fashions such have heretofore been exhibited al
''''''' The STRAW DEPARTMENT
conducted usual by himself and the
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
under the supervision OF the most ingenious American and
PA isian young ladies.
Mr. KIN C determined keep up his reputation for
and fashion his will sell and
hls lrie sds will . onvilce them OF tbs TACT.
N Bills Paris Ribbons. Taft Velvet and Flowers of
the latest French STYLE and be purchased either Of his
.staplis nmsnts, at wholes sale or retail.
so Canal street, Broadway,
oO lmr and II Division street.
CUKGiCa al AND DEN IAL INSTRUMENTS, No. So
told stDruggist, and country chants will find il
Use whei, they will find complete of ali
1rticles IN the -boye line.
\. B.-A liberal disc unit made for cash.,
% lmsec WM X. GOULDIN0.
uAYDENs STEEL QUILLS-The subscribers nave Tor
IL sale, recently improved notifications of these excel
lent and opuar Pens.
The soy Writer" unanimously voted the KING OF Pens
The Dickens considered the best for the the
ma ket.
The Union" cannot fail 10 every body, afording
IA cad lat who!esale different of Pens
The New YORK every merchant Will have IN his counting
room who has tried thsm.
Together with Double Patent and Comb nation
Barrel Peus with many Others, for sale by he agents.
oil m-rc j. X r HAYDEN, Plat ST.
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EAU DE BEAUTE.

EAU DE BEAUIE,
EOURACD'S EAU DE BEAUTE. or True Water of
eeGe M$s@ GSs s sad vi sa
, ,ans a realizing deiss white neek h.na.
,H l so2S,sins and healing
preparations and vile compognd. forced By
% K. syyd Se
bens s 81 Soash at
this infinitely cheaper than vie stuff spread daily
e 'S y Hs
&c SoS q i IS
Esneh lady w59T 70 the psop,is'O says
% n Of he
ed efficacy ard fragrance Of your preparation foI
have my face You should Non
e dsess for
mot je su enchantc de lie cosmetque
EMILE DEsMoULINs. Pension Fs.ps...
=" have your our Eau de Bsag's in u'e- is admirable
article and shall recommend II. PHILLIPS ph;,,d.,0h;,
had severn, call, for wash FOR eaHi.s 2
isy y e,e es' bought bottle q eGS Mi had the
No. stanwr Hall, Albany
as:Beas
as sdy IL. Sy pS aes my
Dear sHaving had favorable opportunity yeser.
s e Of on %y sa
young lady requested that would procure her bottle Of il
JOSEPH M. Broadway.
80 the propretors conviction Of ecacy
OF the above auable in realizing all that
fsses accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser receive
To be had only at d., s Exclusive Office 81 Walker st.
door from Broadway 81 bottle, and Of the following
Agents -
Albany, Guthrie, Maiden Lane; Goshen, Elliott; Phade
phia Mrs Brown 76 Chestnut street; fillmore Seth Hance
Prfu s Washington. Seby fa.ker; Aexandril, Berry;
H,rtfor Wells Humphrey Boston, Jordan Mill stIeet
Haven Myers; Providence, Dyer Ciocinnatt, Thomas,
Main street, add Others throughout the Y. States.
0ourauds Poudre Subtitle for completely and permanently
Graduating superluous hair, 81 per bottle.
Goursuds Liquid Vegetable Rouge so cents per bottle
Coarauds Blanc D'Espgne, mIsrs pure life wilderness
TO skim free from the deleerous principles geaey entering
HOLT'S CANDY,
SURPASsING ANY THING OF THE KIND.-Let il
~ stand upon its merits-Coughs and Colds
HOLT'S CANDY uned for itsefa reputation, fsole
~ by merts far above the ordinary class Of remedies
Tor the complaints for which IL Is used.
Is recomme AIDED by thousands who have experience It's
excellent effects sovereign remedy for Coughs Colds and
all affections Of the lungs.
This certify that have, practice prescribed Mr.
r Hollis Compound Cough Candy # coughs
colds, and all affections OF the lungs with the a
ehectsknowng the component parts Of this Candy and
lug ed them for many in my own private practice,
Of the complaints above mestioned In my estimation tins
Candy has the precedsnce OF any no 9 y use
Hartford, Conn Sept 20, lea
For sale By NJ. r. HOLT 27 Main street, also, by the
Principal Drugssts IN Hartford
BIS d. Sands. Eutoa street at Dr. Syme's Pharmacy
50 Bowey. eene Of Walker ST., Age ats in New YorK
Am
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE NEW YORK
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS.

10 MAIDEN LANE, UP STAIRS.
IN THE EXTENT Of the varieties in this department the
proprietor may safely challenge competition with other
establishment Ia the world aud hiss his immediate
supennsndsnce the most u workmen and all the
materials for every description of Xylographc En-
craving and Prs,tiag.
Original Designs and Plates Of every description executed
the hst OF me art aud beautifully printed Bronze
Fancy Coors Druggists Peruners Manufacturers Gfoceis
and other Labels constantly hand wholesale retail and
all ART .cles connected with the trade.
Job Printing IN of style executed the best
manner TO order aud on the most reasonable
STEEL fLATE AND COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING
- AND PRINTING
Notes Checks Drafts, Bills Of Exchange erti6cates of
stock do Deposite Blanks professional wedIg and WISH
ting Cards neatly engraved and printed notice.
the mosf reasonable erm The lowest possible price is char
ged Tor all work done at this establishment
An orders from the country puncualy attended and
the Csnsdas.
SIG imsr CHAS SdlEIDS Pror rietor
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PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND Solids

AND SOUPS,
WARRANTED to keep any length Of time in any climate
w viz obstsss habut, shad, salmon Oysters and
beef mutton veal duck chicken. urkey beef
BROTH chicken sonp tail soup, mock and turtle SOUP
vegetable SOUP green peas mushrooms,
sups tomatoes, milk &c &C., and sold whole
sale by WILLIAM MULLANE,
lmsm 82lt Nassau
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onyinced that her recovery Is entirely at.
JOHN NJ. HARRINGTON, MD.

Ihaye been Of the attending physrean Mr. Maynard
for eight Her disease Proiapsus Uey Of an
aggravated character resisted al the laid down
most eminent authors. In addition remedial arents
commended, prescribet TO no effect
clearly Of tn. opnio that may be attributed 10 the
Of Bnstols sarsipanlla.
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GROVE C. GAGE. NJ. d.

10
We have been acquainted with cirsun.tances Of Mia
Navuafds sckn.ssfor have si~tys und.r
stood sr case being syond the reach ef medicine, and
have been surprised within the her about aud
assured that her ovey ts>butsble entirely he
OF Bristos rsapan We further acquainted with
the fact, tho. Tor five yer Of the time Of ness she
was obIged be e,nyeye from place another The
OF her husband sndiI fact, WIN she ALL
JOSEPH 70 EMAN, JUDI, Erie Co &. Pleas.
HORA u 81 hNLEY, Justice Of the Peace.
VI. LITcHH. ID, Postmaster.
DEXTER T. \ ELL, Supervisor.
"A. BUTLER.
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(COPY).
Mn; c. z. BRIsroL, Buffalo, N. =


We have been selling during the year past considerable guam
tiles n your Extract Of Sarsapara, and think from the
The sale IN this city may be much increased BY paying II more
attention Our such with the
different that have inserted
much better than Others and
more extensively we think il could be made OF much sdvan
both. We have four different of
diem in best location the city for retailing, and for
understanding and facilities ssch will enable dis
perhaps than other house. We shall be
much pleased 10 hear from you ths subject If you VISIT
Nv York the OF month
70 fulton street. Yours, very respectfully,
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.
Ihave been lately the physician MIR. Maynard and
called him during his Illness time in the month of
August September last, and say much
rrsed and aonshed Mrs Maynard Officiating nurse,
and attending 10 his wants while he SICK.
Her with but pre-
scrbed for Procide and for the Of
eight she had besn obliged be
house and nursed in cradle constructed the purpose I'm
al commenced the Brstos Sasspaa her dsease
resisted the best medical frequently called to
with DR. Gaze her the disease had assumed
such form that opinion that medicine would have
effest in producing
that her entirely
yihutshe 20 the useof Brisfols Ssr,apzrilla.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
yEw.yORK, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 30. ssi2.
A s.; OCI 4 ITO y /:
Or. Prin, pies Of True Organization Of soeiet


y rs< Ef,tor,s,p Of iim esa-n d't."c fern that e
Tie Trtblns dtfrsu lef'rr Poff Paid - \ bRIssANA
/ Rstdonce. Is Lson1 nd-'tiesf.
A correspondent ask. how the Reform whSh ~e
/ contemplate would be commenced, ans whether
those who wish 70 amend Society. should fly from
il. We DO not wish to ~ from IT, We wish TO
organize the model OF true Society in the present
false one, asd BY shown, the immense advantages
which the tru. system viii offer 70 ali Cla,>e,,-
TO the Rich a. well as the Poor, induce them 70
adopt it.
Reform can 10 tested a. well upon small
scale.-upcn a Cousy n even Township, A.
UPON A State or Nation. Some OF the Govern
ment. Of Europe-partcularly OF Germany-do
not embrace territory larger than one OF our
Counties. and practical trial Of Social Reform
could be tested as well in them A. in the whole OF
Europe at once. We do not wish TO oyeriurn an
entire country, as most Refsmers do; Ne wish
merely to make an experiment upon small scale
and if it does not prov. good and advantageous in
pracce 10 ndon and search for bcttersystenl
We arc seeking to induce some men to abandon
the present system of Society, and TO form an Asso-
citation or a Society. to combine their efforts.
talent. and means. and show the world how much
NOR. can be done bv union combination and equal
us,ice than by .'parston, conflict, fraud. and ~
Wrestling from and overreaching each other.
Th. Association will be complete system OF
Society within itself. 1t will contain new sys-
TEN of property. s. new organization OF Industry,
and new and iu-, method for the division OF
profits equal chances Of Education will be open
TO all children; III. Right OF Labor OF Constant
EMPLOYMENT will be secured to all; Commerce
will be carried on by wholesale, which will be an
immense saving to the consumers. AID other I'M
por,an, improvement. viii be introduced.
IF This little Society. organized in tho midst Of
the large and (. .sc one, offer. immense advantages
over it. it will extend rapidly. and Gradual trans
formation of the present incoherent Social Order
into true one will take place The Reader vii
ace from these remarks that we DO not wish -
tear down but to substitute a better system IN tie
place OF the present false one,-and that to the
advantage If all Classes, for wh.la we give ~
Laborer Attractive Industry and Abundance, we
give tine Capitalist a safe and prohiaL.e invest
ment of hi, Capital. We consequently do not
fee from the present system OF Society wc or
casizc little Society which viii serve az model,
and shed its lsh, OF harmony and unity upon the
world of poverty and di,cord around Us. and lgh'
1t en to 4 true and happy Destiny.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

wi,hou' -e'f.hrcs,. or al other natural passions.
than could thr physical without cslorc. II caloric
had free and healthy operation. j, would produce
nopc # il, evil. from earthquake tovu % a
slrnt finger, and i s2Ihshres- or AZ. man s7,''r-
al passions instead o: being arbitrarily confined
or Distracted Tor they can no more be- Suppress d
than electricity or even the laws ~ sragrn'ion,l
were free To perform their legitimate a.es. TO-,
would a. surely produce saiyersai good. 10
conr.e with some aimNiIr Of partial cyll ~
thar the, emaHsted from g. universally good source.
We intended la, or article from " VI. in
B,ooslyn. should have followed here, bot van, Of
space prevents H.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

ME1Ric.L sToRr. in Chemistry and Natural Phlcsophy
designed tor Youth Dayton i Newman 1873 Broad
wsy
Rhymc j. said to have been invented TO assist
the people in remembering the laws-in those far
distant ages when laws were short enough to be
remcrnbered-anI we have seen the King. OF Eng
land put into verse; bat here we have two sell
cnces taught in poetic measure. The Ssr'lher has
shown great industry and Ingenuity in thus TRAM
melting i1 metre Caloric, Electricity aud the Gases,
all of which he has mos, amusingly pcrsonihed.
We fear that children would not acquire very clear
ideas from these Melrical lessons, but " children
of a larger growth will certainly find them very
entertaining We extract the story of
SIMPLE AFFINITY.
some rrs,er and OIL
One day had brOii,
As down in a glass they were drOprinR,
Ans would not unite.
Bot continued to fight,
without any prospect of stopping.
Some Pearidst oerheard
And ss ouch a. sword,
He jumped the midst OF the ciastng,
When all thee sgr''d,
All united nith ,peeI,
And Soar was created for Nhshss.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

Henry CLAY rs MIssOURL-On Friday last
we hung up in our office half n sseet ot PAPER.
s;cnifving that all who would like 10 see " Henry
cur uezt Pres,denf,' would please put down
their names Before night the word flew like
wiid.frc around tovn--up and down streets
among Wigs and Loeo-F ocos-an1 people ot
cvcry sect. class, age and business, tha, the
PLrnnr was ready. and before night roll sevc-
raj feet long wa. filed up. The nsxi morning We
attached another ,hce, OF blank p,pcr 10 the roll.
and in le., than an hour it Wa filed up, and a
dozen Who WISHED 20 sim had to keep cool until
.n,'h. sheet AMI waters could bc got ready In
,no,I-r hour = democrat cane in u enlist unsor
the banner Of - our Harry and 10 snd oehold the
Wigs had monopolised all the last sheet win
heir name, We soon wafered on another, and
down went the name of one Of Nj. Van Burens
best a1d warrncst friends. As may well bc I'm
agined we were somewhat astonlshed. and asked
him if he was really in earnest IN putting down
his name among the friends of Henry Clay " Ia
earnest" he replied " why yes, ye. Sir, an IN
earnest ard every Democrat IN the country should
now go and do likewise But We asked, what
he had seen lately that mad altered his poliii-
cal opinion.l Sir, he answered, :" have been
in business in thi, city fcI nearly ten years. Some
wears ago when We nad branch OF the United
States down here on Main-strest. there was a.
va,s plenty, plenty Of exchange in market upon
eyerv business point in the Union. If oGr mer-
chant. or mechanic. wanted any amount OF sx-
change. great or small, we could always get IT q,
the counter of ha, branch Bsnk and have Oh
mined thousands Of dollars there upon New-fork
and Boston for less than one per cent. Vow Sir
it is scarce to get for any price and II 1t can DE
found. twenty and thirty per cent above the cur
rencv of the city j. demanded for 1t. and we must
nav that or 20 without 1t, and be ruinrd cy the
nro,cs, of our note. in the East. In those good
old bnsincs, times, all our Banks in the West
paid down the ready specie for their bills, and
never thought OF closing their doors on our rea-
souable demands for discounts. fes, Sir, go IN
heart and hand for Henry Clay. The fact Is Sir'
the Democratic party hate thi. excitement that the
Wings are getting up for Mr.. Clay, and yet itcan.t
be stopped, and they know it. Aad If you think
il strange to see the name of one Democrat on that
list can tell you that YOU Will see stranger thing,
VET in tha, line. The most honest and calm aud
discerning of the party will come up and sign that
pledee by hundreds. Ne earthly power can keep
Mr.. Clay from the pos, he ought TO have had long
aro." We .traightway went and ~a'-red on ak
sheets in.tanter to the Pledge, and there are now
several ward. of names on ii.
St Louis Republican, July IL.