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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

no THE LOVERS or SUPERIOR BLACK TEA.
lowqua's Nj yture-Ibis extremely delicious and unpa-
rallied Tea highly celebrated Ia China ard Europe just
imported for sale the Csuon Tea Copanys Gene
raj Tea Establishment 2l Chatham New York aud
fulton street Brookyaiu packages Price 80 ard
,sch aulU imsr
Tor SALE HEAP-A complete Printing Oihce, calculated
II for a small daily weekly newspaper consisting Of
BREWER Mnion Fancy Type Imposing Stone Cases. Frames
&c, Sc, all nearly new, Inquire OF -
80 ~ JAMES CONNER,
SCR Corner OF Nassau and Ann streets,
SUGAR-2shhds. very prime New Orleans Sugars, landing
- ffrom ship Ocmulgee and for sale by
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COAL-Lage Nut Size $3.50, Stove Si75 and fresh Broken
and Egg s. ton, Of the best Peach Orchard Ash wei
age reduction Of Is per il taken from the boats
PETER CLINTON, corner of King
al and CHI stree,,
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
Is CORNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE

ITO MERCHANTS, Commercial News Rooms, Public Lii
!baries Agricultural Societies Officers othe United States,
Prlnters Publshers OF Newspapers, sc.
7: H. slMMoNDs General Agent and Commission Nler-
general that he ready to receive orders for the supply
papers Periodicals. Stationery Printing Materials Fancy A
ces oil any KIND and quantity and goods descr
ton OF FIRST rate qua the very lowest market prices of the
day and TO transact business the liberal terms pro-
yided he IS previously furnished with funds drafts Tier
long short dates or reference London Ii yerpoo
house for payment
p l.. Smmonds will also receive consgnments of any de-
scpon OF mechandze TO be sold commission and accept
bills az short dates for thirds of the amount receipt
the bills oil ladng Consgnments entrusted his will
meet with every possible despatch their disposal consistent
with the interest oil the onsgnee: Knowledge Of
general business coupled with prompude aud judge
will he enable him to give complete satisfaction TO
all who may favor him with their commands,
Reference may be made in New York James Gordon Ben
nett ESD Proprietor of the Herald who personally acquan
ed with Simmonds and the and of bis
ment. s28tfr
TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THOSE excellent Illustrated Newspapers. The Pictorial
Times, and illustrated London News supplied cd
sterling or Punch at Is cd and all the London and
Foreign Newspapers they appear regularly supplied
wholesale and retail, by
P. l.. SIMMONDs
Newspaper and Periodical Agent Is Combill, London.
Mr. Simmonds' account.
Advertisements received for insertion in all the London
Country and Foreign Journals. s28tf
THE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
by Mr. p L. SlMMONDS Agent for the American Papers,
British and Foreign Newspaper Office 10 Comhll London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
will be received. s28tfr
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khH FIRST PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS
fkE$N The splendid last sailing packet ship KANSAS,
;fa6Capt. Burgess sails positively above her regular
day. -
The accommodations OF this ship for cabin second cabin and
steege passengers such as cannot fail to insure comfort
them during the voyage and the of passage low
for which immediate application should be made board foot
Of Wall street, or TO w. y j. I. TAPSCOTT,
43 Peck Slip corner South Sc
Who will have continuation of regular first class packets
heretofore New Orleans Mobile Savannah and Charles
tom every week. throughout the Passage, usual
the very lowest s2a &c
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IRON SAFES-Attempts have recently been made preu
dice the public against WlLDERS SAFES, on account N
their dampne but they have been found damp when
tested by exactly damp enough while Others
found gi,ite too dry when exposed 70 the same test
Mr.. Wilder has improved the first Safes made by him.
in regard dames aud reference be made than
hundred respectable houses who after careful nvesga
of the relative quality and of the kinds OF
Safes market ince che introduction Of the called I'm
proved Salamander Safes have ayae themselves Wlder
PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, as sold by the SUBJ cr,
ber who is the only the city authorized make or
the Salamanca Safes; every person
using Safes, made in imitation of Wders Patent is liable ia
three times the value of such used and
will be held responsible by the paentee who has nov
pending against the manufacturers.
ANY responsible person the city wishing purchase fire
proof Safe aud having any doubts to the dampnes of Safes
subscriber placed the count
ing house three months trial. and found saacto
ry will be taken away free from charge.
~ SlLAS G.. HERRING No. 1879 Waters .
~ B.Sccond hand Safes for sale at less than oncha the
former prices such have been taken Part payment for
Wder's Patent Salamandcr Safes. $50 lwdy2tw
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ArA FOR SALE OR TO RENTING Premium Mills,
:R with IL IS of stones, with all OF
chnery, situated near two miles from New Rochelle,
proximity the city Of New York, in order for
business in flour and grind and pack 100 $50 barrels
each day. could be employed for
other purpose which might require extensive water The
Mills and their proximity TO New York, with the facility of
transportation afforded med lately adjacent by way Of the
direct the Mills from render the ac
ties for business tonSSe to these desiring qGh sn
Esq ;, New Rochelle, N. Y, Kelloggsvlle to SILAS
WOOD. Esq, SO Br ad street, New ork.
New Rochelle, August 80 1913. s28 wr
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TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS in
THE UNITED STATES.
7. l.. SIMMONDS,

Newspapers lie PICTORIAL
Times, and illustrated London News supplied at cd
sterling Punch at as cd Or and all the London and
Foreign NEWSPAPERS as they appear regularly supplied
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

EN- Sn4son PRO-
A ANB ss22S WfSkT via smos
the "a Ss5
RHODE ISLAND, Capt fhaYer.
NNH SSsksA5.s
One of which will leave New York daily Sunday,
sd from Pier No Is5;ssy F1ss NRRsyer NJ
wednesday stoninstcn and Newport, and Friday for
oa.n Ssmssse mHs:
''f sse sMe1 arrival q the steamers sOnnsOn will
6 o % ss sRsr$dd B Ps %
dsrj from thence at O'clock the following morning thus
giving them 81 3 on board the Steam
n ey tsR hS n e so %
eurty and not surpassed by in the United
For freight which is taken very reduced rates.
e g yesn Gs NS Mbs or Of
for the route end steamers berth can be secured on
00'i'' OF at 'ne once H%RNpEN CO., No Wall street
and Saf fas;I as wi" not e
AZ a.! Z:
Es:ss % s. .:
rsS h1asa .ss ss G HiasA'a will leave
Ats O'Clock 2 ,M1;Lsnd5ag at Intermediats Places
will aSs onay and Friday eraoon at
viii leave Tuesday, Thursday SATURDAY Evening Eve
taking hi, Lin. will all times M sve
The above boat. and substantial furnished with
tion. 1 are t aasiValisd on the Hudson
nj the Office on wharf. SIS
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SAVE YOUR MONEY,

ChVE
"a FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, IS per cent
cheaper than at other establishment in the city
Call examine and be convinced of the facts that you
the best quality of boots with everlasting soes
made orders at the low price of five and M
the quality Of selling other
establishments at from s. so to So. Call at
CUBBERLEY & NICKEL,
sl2 lm*m William St. N Y
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S6N PASSAGE FROM CORK-Via Lverpool-n
M the first spring ships.-We beg inform our friends
shat during the coming spring 1914, we shall haye
the above no every week which will he fad om IN sucb a
for second cabin aud fail
them every comfort One of firm Mr. D.
Roche resides there who will personally the forwarding
Of all will spare
wishes and have them without any delay
Those sending for their friends will the advantage
letter post paid ROCHE BROTHERS < CO.
IS Fulton street, door the Fulton Bank or
JAMES ID. ROCHE
II Cioree Pazzas, Liverpool.
SPassage certificates and drafts be from this by
the regular packet ships the st 7 i3h 18th and 25h of
every orth also by the Boston the LIST and 10TH
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Sfx FOR LONDON-loth October-Regular picket
MX$S ship WELL! NGTON, Capt. ID. Chadwick will
A1heeh31ssasail as above, her regular day
The accommod for cabin second cabin and steerage
passengers cannot be surpassed this very superior vessel
Persons de securing behs should make early appca
ton TO JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Pine ST, corner South,
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his Hotel is infinitely superior to the one where we lodge
in Charleston Here obtained the nesmable luxury OF
warm bath" MRS FANNY BUTLER.
so 6tsr Winter Journey TO Georgia.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1843-01-02

A valuable friend and an able farmer, about
the time that the temperance reform was be-
ginning to exert heallhlul influence in the
country, said to his newly hired man:
Z" Jonathan, did not think to mention to you
when | hired you, that think of trying to do
my work this year without rum How much
more must give you to do without?'
Oh" said Jonathan, {" | don't care much
about it, you may give me what you please"
" Well" said the farmer, "1 will give you
a sheep in the fall, if you will do without"
Agreed" " said Jonathan.
The Oldest son then said, &c Father, will you
give me sheep, if | do without rum?''
" Yes, Marshall, you shall have sheep, if
you do without .
The youngest son, STRIPPING, then said
I" Father, will you give me sheep if | will do
without"
&c Yes, Chandler, you shall have sheep al
so, if you do without rum.''
Presently Chandler speaks again:
" Father, hadn't you better take a sheep,
too 90
This was poser! he hardly thought that he
cOnld give up the "good creature y yet-but
the appeal was from a source not to be easily
disregarded. The result was, the demon was
henceforth banished from the premises, to the
great joy and ultimate happiness Of all con-
cerned.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1843-01-02
Mr.. Delavan's Great Work.

We announced this the last month. We do
not believe, however, that the good people of
the State of New York have any conception of
its magnitude or importance. If every school
in the state should once become possessed Of
the plates of the human stomach, accompanied
by DIR. SewalI's Lecture, and have them ex
planned as they might be with the aid of this
Lecture by the teacher, or, if not by him, by
some regular physician, ii would seem to fol-
low almost with unerring certainty, that the
whole of the rising generation would be seCur-
ed from the ravages of the great destroyer. 1t
occurs to us that it ought to be state work,
and we hope and trust it will be. 1t is too
heavy for individual enterprise. And if our
Legislature cannot be induced to defray the
expense, we hope gentlemen of wealth and
liberality will come forward and assist Mr..
Delavan in accomplishing it. AT least every
town might with great ease defray the expense
for its own schools. The mind of child
might be affected for life by one good exhibi-
ton. What parent will withhold his mite for
such an object-Americaa. Temp. Union.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1843-01-02
[From the Crystal Fount.]
The Curse of Intemperance.
BY c. F. KING.

AR-The days when we were sypseying.
There was young and beauteous bride,
A long time ago,
About to leave her parents side,
Her heart with joy did glow;
For he who'd won her gentle heart,
Had sworn that nought through life
Should make him act an unkind part
To her, his own fond wife.
Each day brought nought butpeace and bliss
No sorrow did they know,
In the happy days of which sing,
A long time ago.
The husband, in an evil hour,
Did taste the pois'nous cup;
And through its vile seductive power,
Too often would he sup;
No more at eve, with hghtsome glee,
His fond wife he'd caress,
But from his home away would fee,
And leave her in distress.
And 0, she knew the cause, and felt
Nought left for her but woe,
In anguish deep for him she knelt,
A long time ago.
Long time that wife, with aching breast,
The midnight lamp did burn;
In deaths cold arms she's now at rest,
In heaven 10 dwell she's gone.
The husband died soon after her,
To alcohol slave;
And none there was to shed tear
Over the drunkard's grave.
Take warning-sign the sacred pledge,
And shun the drunkard's woe;
Beware, or fall like him that fell,
A long time ago.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1843-01-02

A COOP ONE.-A few days since, the COM
missioners Of the United States were here, who
had been sent to select or make a survey of
site for Western Armory, they were invi-
ted by gentleman to meet some of his friends
at dinner Among the guests invited was one
of our Washngtonians. When the wine was
introduced, Col L. one of the commissioners,
said, addressing our brother, " Sir, shall
have the pleasure of glass of wine with you ~
Excuse me, sir, belong to the army"
Belong to the army? was not aware of
it.''
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1843-01-02
The Landlords Pet.
Am-"There was jolly Miller once"

AR-"There was jolly Miller once"
Oh, was once the landlords pet,
When had money to spend,
For spent it in drink, and did verify think,
1t never would come to an end.
CHORUS.
But now I've nothing but rags to my back,
And my boots won't hide my toes,
While the crown of my hat goes flip, flip, flap,
And just twig my rum-blossomed nose.
The landlord called me decent fellow,
And oh, but was vain,
And he got my cash, and got his trash,
To soak my silly brain.
But every thing has got an end,
And some landlords chalks have got two,
And the money which brought me such great
respect,
To the landlords pocket soon flew.
The landlords coat is good broadcloth,
And his pants are no worse for the wear,
But the landlords coat was bought by the lot,
And so was his wife's false hair.
The landlord who keeps at the sign of the Fox,
Soon kicked me out of his door,
For landlords can tell, by instinct full we'll,
When body's confoundedly poor.
But now I've got sprnkling of sense,
I'll sign the pledge to abstain,
And Old Harry may cook me for mess
II ever touch rum again.
For fain would have some clothes to my back,
And boots that would hide my toes,
And the crown Of my hat shall no more flip,
Nor rum discolor my nose. flap
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1843-01-02
&c Yes, Col | belong to the Cold Water

AzTHty
:' Really sir, you are very excusable."
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GITTOE TO sound TEETH

ADEsiDER ATUM IN DENTISTRY.
mr. AC CASTLE 297 Broadway, has Paste for filing de-
- caved hollow teeth IL be into the most tender teeth
without any and with when
impacted ONE hard SOLID body thus restoring
ing hitherto painful and useless teeth acay sound and
in all their respective Tor epreventmg IN ALL
CASES. the necessity of Ladies the dsn
gushed in society their testimonials in the most vivid
terms as to its efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
say, =" It admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and ability" The New York Aago5, says g" 1t makes
Castle has OBJ aimed much celebrity for his %ode
Of Milling the teeth" The most eminent gentlemen Of The
Medical Faculty have personally tried and rscG pI Dr.
which put the aching tooth, will effect permanent cure
From the Journal Of Commerce !
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON-Dr:
A c. Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portion. of the upper and lower bones
shot away of Lieut. s., of the u s. NJ, who
with this terrible and casualty while in pursuit q
conmaory Of this extraordinary and i. entire success.
that loss Of these skiuliv replaced by
Dr. Castle more Of regret to the Lieutenant
DR. c. artificial teeth the principle Of adhesion by at
osphec which be first Hiroduesd the notice q
and English Ambassador; MI soushop the Spanish Consul
u Johnson President Of the .Medca! Society, Mrs
Gen. Gaines j. B. Beck, M D. Dr. A. Smith, DR.. +. Della
field Dr. Beade, Dr. Boyd, DR.. Buyer, Dr. JC Cheesman
DR. H Stevens Dr. j. Torrey, Dr. Baylles, DR. IN.
son. nc SIC. Office Broadway. J2 lmsr
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvariabs success 81
" Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in all cases o.
rresuarty appage OF those function, of
which the health every female depends since
their Introduction the United States yea
and limitations constantly attempted be
attwelye cents boI put up IN different boxes. and called
Female Monthly Pills. with the object Of selling thsm,
cautioned aganst the.. ATTEMPT, to impose ur9n h
tereits, except those sold Madame Kese Principal Office
LAB Greenw street. New FORK aud ESSEX street, boston
PIicc$. Madame Restca csveY
of each box.
NJ They be used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold aso by az
pnintment at 2s4 Grand street. Of Allen New York
I'm
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
4 a m 10 N C1O n 10 n IL u NJ n ~ T,E.

Y. W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREbJs
Tx NEw VoRr HsnALp--A daily paper issued eveIy
of the weekprice copy. Country subs
obers furnished at the for specific PERIOD
advance No unless paid advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-esued every Saturday morning al
,ne cclockpce siI and qarter per copy-lrnishei
subscribers snnum, advance
,sme for any specified period.
requested y aaxfesa their Letters is
JAnDs 1suuon DnHuu4e, RYeprisef nd 8aitN.ank al
s(mD - 0uunoa uuu - nsm potAi
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MEDICAL.

NRRIs TOOTH WAsH-Ptspalsd from the ongI9s ~
~ cps at Nos sfod street, New Yrok-The Orrs Tooth
Wash purely vegetable preparation, possessing the proper
ties leesnus the mouth restoring The gun 70
the mouth whether arising from dscayed teeth from DEF
ranged OF the stomach. .
II Is designed used with tooth brush will be found
upersede the necessity Towder keeping tie teeth eileen
and OF the II the teeth
Il particularly useful cases of restoring hen
teeth In painful Of the teeth gums arising from
exposure to cold will be found highly beneficial -
before firing Th, %sthod reeommsndsd BY emf
uate during day entirely removed, and the mouth
kept through the night clean, and healthy state
Sound teeth white the valuable portions
of humanity; but how many neglect the attention ne
means Among these know Of pleasant
aud eectua than the Ous Tooth WASH lit and wh
tens the strengthens the gums 6es the mouth and
sweetens breath: We recommend il all and
Id Boston Morning Post
The Ors Tooth Wash the best detergent used
our euamel.-[ Boston Transcript
For, NV The nall m ats n z ctty m
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
n

"A: Pr BOUDELOQUE, M. D, LlsBOM. 81 NJ HiotAL
Pills composed have made them he wont.r and adn
the only discovered that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly turns IheiI certainty IN all
sses heo auch that not lie during pregnancy
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain
oYodpce niscaIr,are il used during that period.
The d;recton translated into English and ae enseioped
upd with seal Of the importer samied Each Dor
n ~. siapapre of M de Boude oQue, anu the English d
,scons have the signature of Dr. H. MELvEAU auihouses
.r.rf FER the continent Of America.
's9hev can transmitted by mail any part the ynlIcs
s,stcs Letters directed to Dr. \. Melveau, box a. New
oTk will with mmedile All letters pus
70 post paid Sold by appointment a lD Cherry, Caths
inc street Prir ~ Hsf boxes So No half boxes by
nail IN JSw
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CERTAIN CURE FOR ALI. DEAFNESS.
MONs; MALLAN-SOUND MtGNlFlERS-INvIsI

M BILE VOICE CONDUCTORs.-To enable ersons
instantly advanced aud Of forty aud City years stan
g of extreme deafness, and Of those who only s sht
dull hearing geseral to tch
sound distant low speaker public assembly They
the of very small gold shilling piece and when IN
cavity Of the they not in the least nor
uncomfortable than having small piece of fine wool ~
its place. And although they extremely small yet they
enable those afflicted with deafness hear IN ever
respect. equal TO those Of most hearing. =
To be had Of Mons Mailan Son Surgeor Dentists, SOL
for the patentee No. 2 Broadway next TO s
Club.
years and strongly recommended being one OF ne greatest
discoveries OF the age. = 49,, A. ....-.-
Persons in New York on the remittance
ofgo, can have pair forwarded by post 70 any pe'
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

M ADSAnE ME Eli LII @ - In I moua
the Of their complaints except by Of their
that all she attends them personally her
practice and knowledge enables do She
deems TO ste this she does no, wish TO be
classrd with the continually appearing
advertising Female Physicians" who ignorant and
incompetent themselves obliged 10 get scarcely less
instead Consultng par0rs
residence Greenwich between Couandt and Ii
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OFT 3In&ec
TO THE LADIES.

Dr. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical Of Polapsus Uteri
or Falling Of the Womb by external application suppressed
ing the Of the obectona Pessary confidently recon-
mended the afflicted the of perfect restoration
health, having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances. 80
I'll this country adopted to the entire dsuse oil
all other painful surgical apprehension the Lying
rHospita Of London and Paris and universally recon-
ended Europe medical of the highest rank In this
country sustained by the leading members of the faculties
Colleges end Hospitals and by all the eminent private prac
Gtionen.
have furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
Veey street, having entrance from the business de-
Trusses and Supporters to female patients. M lmIe
CURE + CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR. +. PkUD'HOMME from PARIS disciple of the illus
- Hahnemann, whose science aud doctrines have
physicians receive his instructions and to
profit expenence to the public that ne mas
selected New York the place of his labo and Of his
residence
DR. F. P has been nay and intimately connected
France with whose honored and
this cOuntry and during yeas pracce he has VISITED
parts of the United States and OF the West indies WITH
eucdae several points in science till then involved
in much doubt and obscarity.
He arrives from Paris where he has been to commun
cate he result his observations to the Gallo Society OF
which he a member aud to diffuse the
fruits of hi experience and the blessings Of hesh.
In the his travels and practice he
the help his method founded the laws OF Specifies
which had resisted other mode Of treatment
TO that besides al malades repued incurabe there
disease dreadful nveterate, such Consump!on
diseases Of the skn worms, Cancer fstu OF all 1nd
5crophuIa Dropsy &C. that he cannot entirely ert'5ste
By the method all accident females and cIdeh
promptly aud radically cured. -.
pr may be consulted every day, from 10 A. TO M
given English French, German. Spanish and Italian
languages NJ 3m-I
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Z
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
MOT less inches long, hundred different de-
~ sgns-Necklaces, Bracelets, Watehguards, Earrings,
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand preeminent above all Others Their peculiar light
ventatng character their being shaped exactly
hair their elasticity and their superior ma
tera and rkmanshp well their style OF finish and
all combine form such perfect heads Of hair
that they must be to be fully appreciated -
Parties having piece Of hair Of living deceased friend
get formed by him design the mind conceive
In such form il will bs keepsake Invaluable. .
hair, the Hair Cutting RnomH,
;vleG mk TN Sfsira