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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-14

Mn. BRAHAM This gentleman gives his farewell
concert on Tuesday evening next, at the New York
Society Library rooms. His selections this occa
sion will afford q novelty to his legion OF admirers,
among which are pieces from the Position, Fra
Diavolo, the Eagles Haunt, and Der Freyschuz We
predict crowded audience.
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HIGH.HASDED ROBBERY IN BosTos.-The store
Of Nj. Thomas Upham, in Boston, was entered add
robbed last iuesday, Of four hundred dollars in
cash 1t appears, that on Tuesday morning man
entered the STORE while lad was sweeping out,
and asked him the price Of dcm,johns and il he
KEEP, liquor. The lad replied that the clerk wosld
be there in a few minutes, and requested the Gus
toner to wsit--but he said his hurry then was too
great, aud that be would call again. Next morn
ing, at half past SIX the villain again called and az
ter rIicing varioa. things, bought demijohu aud
gallon Of wine The lad went into the cellar to
draw the wine, leaving the keys Of the store on
the counter. Durng his absence, Of sbont ten mi
nutes, the thief took the keys opened the safe and
took about four hundred dollars IN bank bills and
decamped The lad, on missing the customer, i'm
mediatey suspected the truth, and gave the alarm,
but, as Jet 90 trace of the robber has been disco
vered. The boy described him as tall and stout,
DARK complexion and with whiskers. He wore a
light oversoat and knit cap
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T. POWELL q co.'s LINE.

T. POWELL q co.'s LINE.
- M$Hk,s $EsT FS.S$$ ,] TNB SSSSf fRR
:w YeSs, every Mc oSsy, Tn 'y and Saturday eerqoon
O'clock Returuinr, The High ,s.er viii leave NsybgIgh
MsnSas %2selIns an tuesday and ''
f' x Sss Of bank
o orspec put board Ibis boat be at the risk Of the
ue thereof unless bill ofisdiny srreceps signed Tor
sALL AgRANGEME4,xxTT0d fsoIgGhKEErslE AND
sS ~ tain v.rlins rr,ssdsis for the remainder cf
Chambers street, every Tassdvy Thursay and sturdy
Point At Goa sS nr III s sn Str
nn auS Milton y, Res,g5%og leaves every
a's %siss Sis
ss morning rs oigHE %A II :S,''n
~ OLD LINE OF LIvERrooL PACKETS
.FS ,1r rs1 psLs hi, s'e li9S re p.dd
sail on Wednesday, the i,iA installer regular day.
Ss 20 Be- superior 70 ay Other TSose about 70 casN
MA this packet ship before engaging elsewhere
terms passage sp ~ bOsr foot OF Beskman street
Inc 'u''e ROCHE. BROTHERS & CO
-. ss Fulton ct next door TO The Fulton safa
desirons ofsendDe ior Their ieoa can have THIN
ise sailing f.. Liverpool paDetuay on the 7th and Sun
very mouth. Appiy as lho.e. uo
81 PASSAGE FOR sAvANNAH---Firs, Packet
~ sails as above having splendid accommodations foo
., sscond cabn sesrsse pssssnssrs For ptsg, early
w. Il J. 4. TaPSCUTT,
10 South str ct, or 80 Peck slip.
a. DRAFTS To rNGLA Nj, IRELAND, s. OF
~. LAND AND NALEs.-Psrschs DESTROYS Of send.
none, Ia their friends ia any part of the cd
M can supplied with drafts sight pay able 1T the
ona and Proyincis aBks Of Ireissl Branches
r. James Bit SEN o.. Loutos, IA krsh.nFs ans
rincipsl towns IA the Unltd kiIsaou For term. &c,
ia WHJ n. TAPsJ0TT,
General Passage OHce, 30 South street,
re- s,ss arrangements be made for p.s, myers %
cat from the e,d wtry in Grst eixss American ,aek-t
oouarn sndea bv eayains si ~hieh vii
Ivexyoci every Gays hrsuahsss the coung
ruo~s sbeut send,tp thru frtcnds xsay rjy thai
- sttcntisn III be psl1 10 r-ndcr TIA tars@ses
fsbit. For psrtieuiers sppiy o. ahsve. 1f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-14

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the folio Stock Certi-
~ hcates have been stolen Germany u supposed by
peous the Of .rang TO the United states where
ali probability. they will attempt neroate the
All persons cautioned not to parch the
have b,en taken to stop OF The coupons
te,cst and principal when due, viz
Dusseldorf end Elbrieid Railroad Bonds with coupons
1914 Bonds 100 rix dolls each. No 2I2 to 2i0 No
io2 TO iai; No. 4o7i to 1888; No sosi 10 5000.
Russian per Bonds with Hope Co Of Amsterdam
bors Of 500 ruoes each No $3.50 No
without coupons. 80
anoveran5 per Bonds Of 1880 with ceupors
No 10 a. three bonds Of 1900 dollars each; No 1885,
A. No 25l d, three bonds Of 500 dolats each
Bonds Of Prussan Loan o. 1880 at per Eng land
with couPons 10 bonds Of Eoo each No i.oe, 1919, 1915
lg74, 1877, 1896, b0O69, 5344 TO i5a4s.
Should Of the above bonds be offered for sale persons
10 they may be Offered requested stop H..
and give Oerchs Kruger, - Broad street who
will give the osssary security and all reasonable ex-
penees recovery Of tb. whole any part thereof
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Theatrtcals.

FANNY ELssLER.-The long agony is over, the ele-
ments restored to their wonted tranquility The
dansfuse sails to-day from Philadelphia in the bark
Louisa for the Havana-sae has engaged the whole
cabiA for herself, and thus intends 10 enjoy the
"good the gods provide" with her accustomed no,-
claimce.
Her corps de ballet, under the charge of Monsieur
Martin, sailed from this CITY on Wedne lay last in
the Rapid: God speed them all over the perilous
deep.
The controversy between Mile. Elssler and Mr..
Simpson still remaias open; diplomatic negotiations
have been commenced, but lot yet terminated. In
reply TO the lachrymose card of Mr., Simpson, she
offered TO make good the losses sustained by the
management during her engagement, provided the
company of the Theatre should receive the salaries
withheld from them for the two nights the house
was closed, owing to her ndisposition. To this note
Mr.. Blake, the Secretary of the Treasury, near the
Government of the Park, accedes-and appoints an
hour of mee,iac with her Ambassador, but frsm
some cause yet unknown,lhe Secretary did not come
10 time, and the accredited agent of the danseuse
incensed at the neglect manifested the part of The
Government CT the Park 10 his ExcelIency, in cot
being punclual at the time appointed, retires and
represents the matter to the Queen. Thus then the
matter standsuntil the spring, when negotiations will
again be renewed, TINS bids fair TO be as knotiy
question as the North Eastern Boundary, and it may
be adjusted the course of events, perhaps at the
same time the Florida war shall have become ex-
tinct
In Philadelphia the temperance society elected
her an honorary member; she presented them, in
return, a donation of $50, and was authorized TO
make collections in behalf Of the cause in the Ha-
vana, also TO take pledges and converts; she
was entrusted with book for this purpose and we
would not be surprise IL she revoutonizes the Island
st Cuba, and expelled king achohol from his throne
Soon we expect TO hear, that the Female Moral Re-
form Society has followed in The footsteps of the
temperance people, and also made her member of
their slsterhOod Sac would certainly work Wen
ders in the cause, and would effect more IN 'one
night than the lantern jawed and ghostke confess
Of this creed would achieve in one year of
nights
M'le Essler intends travelling all over the Island
OF Cuba, and on her return may take New Orleans in
the way, and In the course OF the spring she will |
again BE- here refreshed and Refrigerated, TO grant
the Park government audience, and adjust peace.
ably, IT possible, the existing cause of coniention
She will then dance again for the noble fraternity of
Flremen. # an opportunity offers, and in all proba
biiy, will revisit Boston, where the Bunker Hill
monument will meet her gaze, flashed towering in
splendid grandeur, anordlng token of d nations
gsry, and TO her the gardening satisfaction that she
TOO lent her leg towards It's completion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-14

WARNING TO WIVES AND HUsBANps.--Consid.
cradle excitement was produced in this neighbor-
hood last week, among those acquainted with the
parties to the sifair, by the that man whose
death had long since been reported is about to re-
turn TO his wife near this place, after long abb
sence in the great west. Strange as 1t nay seem,
this information excited only CONSERVATION and
grief in that bosom, which might have throbbed
with joyful emotion. Alas the cause Of her sor-
row remains to DE told. Unlike the constant Pene-
lopc, who mourned long for the return Of Ulysses
from the seige Of Troy, and refused 'or twenty
years to listen to sutton or 10 doubt the probabiii-
ty Ct her husbands return, the Penelope Of our
story long since yielded TO the solicitations Q, ano-
Their lover, and hrr less fortunate Ulysses VIII re-
turn to find his wifc's affections buried, and rva
seated upon the throne Of Ithaca. Under tnese CHI
eumstances, the result Of the Interview may DC an
Observation-Disclosures MINIS (ld FIec I'ess'
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MEDICAL AID.

MONG the many mighty improvements or The there
a Of imp ,rtAnce to man ind, and PERHAPS
little oiatei, improve ments and inventions In
the practice Of meiicne yet constrained TO admit That
have met wh convlnci proofs Of approval
than exhibited by DR. Gregory, Of No "a Mott stteet He
Of disease whct rot only being appreciated but he is
nirg golden opinions from patients 1t argued b
that all discoveries in the healing ant should be made known
the puhc for the benefit Of ma kind; but wouo ask
why should physician than enc Else, besow The
result Of his labors community public from HON
he HIS corresponding benefit ncverth
informed the Doctor has published te book de-
failing hs improved node OF practice, aud placed within the
may be had of the Doctor at his private dence mot drug
store Mott street at all hours Of day night and aso al
the following drug stores sands two stores "a Fulton street
Spring street, LAG Delaney suffolk ST. and 1871 Cha
dollar sill obtain the hook in pamphlet FORM sent free OF
posate TO any part Of the United States Address DR. Gre
"a Mott At do I'M
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NEW YORK A Nd ALBANY, Stage
&NHu6f--z Line, both sides North River-Ofice at
al kak the ID stand, Western No,el,s Courasdt
sfreet-FMe x-The line the west side Of the river Is
formed from New York TO Permont by steamboat Utica,
iron to Goshen by the railroad and thence TO Al
bany by stage by this line nay leave New
Albany morning bys, 40,
The railroad large, eommodious and warmed BY
stoves.
"A the ice will permit n,,
Passengers for Newburgh ard Patz may
ths by and rail Dad to Turner's 6 miles this
SIDE Of Newburgh where will be adm IS to convey
sbsm "a The above nam ii places DDS til
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-14

SALE OF SrocK CArTLE.-The valuable STOCK oi
the Ten Hills Farm al Cbarlestown, Mass, was
sold at last Wsdns.1syS rna %e1 .o OF, a
re%sy low rand nd Heiers from So to SI65 and
south Down Sheep sII each Whole amount Of
soles CT 761.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-14

mr. RICHARDSON'S SHERRf WINE DlTIEkS.-
~ Rcha dso - Biters advertised In anothef co una arc
highly spoken Of in THIS veai,y by geulen who not in
the hshit Of drinking bs ny than the good girl
Of gong to meeting for the pleasure Of IT. W. have
for these things ?ure'ss being quite bitter enough al
ready without The AID Of wornwood qusis Never
thees fsced with The prevalent diseases enumerated in
the OBJ igod to become either pill swat
lever sbibber shud be inclined 70 call Al Grants,
srdsop-Errter u. ~ News Letter
surRRY WrSK RtrryN.-Ttesc are remedy very highly
AMI very justly recommended by phy"'sps fgss ecs
giving strength Ia tue weak and debited The Of
Years satisfac proved their Untnotur.d by
The sghtes deeter attr they coamuieats the healing
power Of The hes. mcdcina roots and plants rh.y restore.
stale Of habtasi hines TneJ cannot 300 fsqieuy
public by from the press
"a y & n Sands ~ and 100 Futon street Agents -
GO 10 sesking Of tie excellence 81 the shrry Wine bi
those prrparel ~ Or RehaoiIoa, OF south a'ny-
Sold a, sb,. '.si. 40 ret H. by A 30. Sands, Dug
eis 70 and 90 Fulton 81 David '.nd CO ~ at broad
way Abm. y. Sands n Go eI3 Esosdwoy Codhrg'on M
Hudsoa street Mor sst and corner OF Cansois aig,
ssi Broway dis I'm.
c.S) OOn REWARD will he paii for tst conf
pZ,OON vction Of MAURICE PlTCHfR aud the re-
eovery - Then Thous nd Five iinsd ed Dilsrs obtained
~ him from smdJ bsa's IN ihs cy o. ofg"J checks:
sous~nd d3a's his nvclon aud pne thousand for
TIA rnosey, in proportion Tor any part thereof
sd Pitcher sbs 10 years ~ age feet orr inches high.
aud tourh covered with fmtcs hot~hes p'ohsbe
he N ,spiea by broth 'riy hesse
blight aNont years CT age, a'A sop Aion, Jk eyer and
II a.e.r,snsd that Maurice Pitcher peha.,i Of j. syl
vs~sy n New Ya,k Bi Drawn by him J. bult. son
Co.. Lc><en fr Esa5 stealing TO the order ~ Maurice Vsn-
e<sst the II ~rc hss stopped a-d the pub
he are Sessey e~atiesed ~ ssn' ~. e. sr1 s1SHe
III TRAY OR ,ashier.
FHbsse'pfis, Dec. 10, is4l. dn .eds-
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MADAME FLORINE LEFEVRE,
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH DRESS MAKER,


FRENCH DRESS MAKER,
70 Franklin ST.
MADAME LEEEvKE, (late Mile. Florne) begs leave 10
l inform the La les 9l New York that she has the cs
tabshment OF Mines Chenn Lesucur, p which she acted
&c. her arrival raris Ter the
of her where
&C. will be made after the latest fashions From ma
OF her with agents Paris he will be
enabled give the most perfect satisfaction
who MAJ hopor her with their patronage. dc In
DOMEhOi CO.'S ALBANY AND BuFFALo PAckAGk
I E1tREss AoENCY-for the Transp rtaiion Of Spe-
Gle, Bank Noes, Small Packages, Sample Goods Valuable
Parcels, &c in connection with esss Harden &Co-irom
New York and A hanv Buffalo, Schenectady Utica
Syracuse Auburn Sesec. Falls, Geneva Canandagua Re
Messls POM roy Co will attend to the Collecting or Pay
Notes Drafts Bills ceptsnee &C. and all
above named places, with prompintss
Era,tus CSrnng, Esq rresiden, Albany City Bank
A:p. r.ichin, Esq, Cashier NY STATE pank
Watts Che rman, =" Albany City Bank
James Taylor Commercial Bank
Ezra P.Prentice
jhn Taylor,
Once No.A w all street, New York.
Col.er state ana 1arks, streets, Albany,
Albany nov 18th. 1871 nisim
RILLS OF iXIHANGk on AZ p.,,s Of lnssno Ireland
ID and Scotland, in sups Of IS, fi9 fs, Gao, aay
amount for sale cole ctions all the uied States
8. J. SYLVESTER,
MA III. and duay
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NEW YORK AND NEWARK.

from the foot of Courtland street, New York.
livery day-Sundsys ercspted.)
ataNM AtaFM Ats A. M. Attn p. NJ.
M 90 do 90 90
Il do loi do 90
ON SUNDAYS.
From the fsot Of Liberty street
Leave New York. Leave NewMk.n =.
vyuoshAk ssHTdlzihfbkMIHroMS, kAhw "a 1ND
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fare reduced.
From the foot Of Liberty street daily
Leave New York. Leave New bruns~ick
Al A. M. Att a. ~.
4iP.M, - r. M
aOMERvILE stages connect with these lines each
Ssre between New York and Scperviile, 30 eents
Do do NV Dr'ms"iek, socenu
Railway,
TIE fsrs in The II A. NJ. train from New Brunswick and
Nj train from New York, has been reduced between
~ New York and New Brunswick TO SO cents.
aud Rahwsyts 81
q~ phadepha through New BrunsWIckfoy
New York every evening at o'clock. .
IN SUNDAYS the II NJ. trpfron New Brunswick 10 omit
Passengers who procure their tickets at the
eeiye ferry tcketae received oy
ontv nm the Al IA
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RED BIRD LINE III ALbANV On inc
HSED East side of the river, having better stages
HoWnrd Hofe 7s Passengers will be forward
Nv Stage to Abay IN line from point on the Fast
side lie river the boats be compelled BY ice 10
stop. -,
This line extends to Montreal tonehing at Albany (oce
der the Museum) and embraces very direct and commo-
dous route thither. go. =. .,,, A,
The stages and horses Of line will be found really the
heat on the Albany route, asd no deception
The strctes atention will be paid the comfort
niepce aad of all who the Prefe renee
When the river sha he shut entirely Red Bird stages
Will run ali through from New York city 10 Albany
Ii Ii. H Il: BAXTER, Agents.
pAKER Proprietor. d26 Inn
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10 effect cure, or the pufshasc money vii ,,
returned BY himself OF travelling sgeni--1hsy
comprise the flygeian or Family pilli The uy.
germ Tonic, 10 restore tho eehiliaicd or bfasra
down constitution The Uterine Fill. to core tier
painful diiicsl,ies and diseases pccul.sf 10 vpfC;
aud The Aguc PIll, J cure intermittent fegefs 40!
asnos. 10, further inflammation, tic afflicted ere
invited 10 possess themselves Of the Uygeisl sfl
bSus Hygeis,, Furnished grstis a, The proprietor
Office, No 2, Astof House, New. York, ard Is :
his sgen's. These papers contain infcsmsliaa
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and iavais,
together With tseuiy FIVE useful receipts, uud 1
mass Of facts and certificates, that must cunvin,a
eyafy reasonable miud, tina, lae Ilyggian N.1.
zines are invaluable.
For sale by
THoS. J. rIoLToY. Agrtt
Charlotte, Jan. 10, lsil.
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times thought, if she could forget the past,
she should be comparatively happy. Ere.
quenty when the carriage of Edward Lit.
Teton passed, would she retire aud weep,
until The faculties of life seemed almost sus.
pended.
At length she leil her husband and re.
turned to her fathers house, where she
passed the remainder OF her days. Ever
after, when conversing with young girls on
the subjcc; Of mairimony, she would say to
them with heavy SIGH, LOOK WELL TO
YOUR FIRST OFFER"
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POETRY.
rrnan rnE LOUISVILLE youRxAL.l
LINES

LINES
Suggested By reading tie Veto en- board Il
steam68ai Sarah Ann, August 90, 1871.
Time was when Wings were wont to sing
The huzEa hymn for Tip aud Ty,"
Making our good Republic ring
With that chivalrors battle.cry
II was our watchword, and could warm
A nations heart TO do or die"
Ave at its summons, mid the storm
OF party. proudly waved on high
thousand flags whose folds revealed
That motto on the tented field
The patriots hope on shore and sea,
The talisnan Of liberty!
But now each victor's lip is dumb,
His arm unnerved. his cheek is paied
Or leader kas our foe become,
lad "a tAe dust our flag has trGIlsd;
And thou, perhdious traitor, chief.
ooh, gallan, Harry meier had failed y
Sacred be the Wing won laurel leaf
That decks thy brow; thou will be hail'd
IAe Judas President thy name
With Arnolds linked in feIon.fame
No longer Tip and Ty, the ito
Is broke by tory PeIfdy'
On belle Ohio's banks now sleeps
Our patriot hero. Ger his grave
Freedom, pilgrim, comes and weeps
That he lives not again to save
His bleeding country. While she signs;
An eagle, lowering DER the wave,
Drops at her feet, as to the skies
lie scars, banner for the brave.
Freedom unfurls it and beholds,
In golden letters on its folds,
CiTcled with stars of quenchless raw
The magic name OF " HYsRy CLAY.n
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'StCGfnt's Worth. Carolina
EXECUTOR.

4 CONTAINING the Statutes aud Common
- Law OF this State, together with the decis.
ions OF tbs Supreme Court, and all the necessary
ioims aud precedents, intended as a convenient
Manual and a safe guide 10 Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians, Juries and Commissioners Of
various kinds appointed by the Courts, Clerks
Sherids and all public officers In short, i, is in.
tended for the benefit Of all persons, public or mi
vate, who are, or possibly may be interested IN the
proper management Of the estates Of deceased per
sons with the least trouble and expense possible ac
cordlng TO the laws now in force. For, besides the
legal matter aforementioned generally, il embra.
ces the kindred subjects Of Wills Of land and pcr.
SOCIAL property, Legacies, Distrlbutive Shares Of
Es'ates, Rules OF Descent, Partition Of Estates, re-
al and personal, among those entitled, Dover and
other provision for Widows, &c. &c.
Among the Forms ii contains, are, all the nc
cessaTy Legal Process, Wills, Bohds, Oaths, Deeds
Bills Of Sale, Leases, Forms Of Account, Petitions
Aiaday't' Advertisements, Commissions, Notices
NTits, Returns, Reports, 6e &C.. in all. near q
hundred in number. And is believed. by rood
judges 10 be the largest, as we'll as the most prac
tical and approved collection of Forms now exlant
This Book has just been published. Ii con.
iains 247 octave pages, Same size as those of the
North Carolina Justice - well bound in lar
binding; and, in consequence OF the scarcity Of
money as we'll as 10 place it within the reach of
every person, II is now offered ior sale at the low
price of 81 50 by retail. Merchants and others
who buy BY the quantity 10 sell again, can have a
reasonable reduction in the price.
BApply at the Printing Office in Ashboro'.
Randolph county, y. G., or al the North Carolina
Book Store in Raleigh
BENJAMIN SWAIN.
hufhcg and Pfopictor
Dec. G, l54l. u6
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By the perfect purity which these Life Pills s;,.
10 the blood, and all The humors; SrorLgfic En-,
iioHs and Bad Compilations, by their Alternative q
fec, upon the fluids that feed he skim the norL;d
state Of which occasions all Eruptiss Complsin,,
Salon, Cloudy, and other dissgts0ble Comnle,
ions. The use Of these Pills for very short linz
will effect an entire cure Of Sail Rieun, Etpsn
eias, and striking improvement in the cieaJne,
Of the Ska. COmmea Colds and IHduen-a viii
always be cured BY one dose, or by two, even II
the worst cases. Piles.-as a remedy for tbh
most distressing and obstinate malsdy. the yesr
table Life Pills deserve disiinc, aud emphslie
recommendation. Its well known 10 hundred,
in this city, that the originator OF these nyaluablo
Pills was himself afflicted with this complaint "a,
upwards Of hiTty.Epe years, and that he tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within The wi,ol.
compass Of the Maieria Medca. lie however. 4,
length, tried the medicine which he now offers Il
the public, and ie was cured in very short time
after his recovery had been pronounced not enlv
improbable. but absolutely impossible. BY any 81.
man means.
All that Mr.. Moffatt requires Of bis patients /,
to be particular in taking the Life Medicines strict
" according to the directions l, is not by news
paper police, or by any thing that he himself maj
say in their favor, that be hopes 10 gain credit.
|, is alone by tho results Of fur trial
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TO Publishers of Papers through
ont the United States.

- Mnspqpers or Magazines, copying tic a.
bove entire, without any alteration or abrJrenneni
Including this notice, and give i, 70 INSIDE in.
Bertions, shall receive copy of the work tsudjeet
10 their oTdsr) by sending direct to the Publisher
1rMr. Scars will please direct our copy 10 7,
J. IIolion, 10 the care Of w. w. Films, Charlotte,
and deposiie il with Townsend & Brothers, N. Y.