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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-07

FREsn FISH FROM EsGLAvp.-Thc New York Tx
press says II may be mentioned as ono Of the items
Of news Of The day, that Of those delicious fish
Of which the English epicures proud the tur-
bot, (and remarkably fine one. tool was served no
by the pfopretofs Of the Astor House TO their guests
present from Captain Ryrie, of the Acadia. The
fish was IN fine coniition-,he,ncs firm. II was
brought in ice.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-07
To Me Editor of The Mddisoaidn:

To he Edtfor Of The Mddisoa'dn:
Having attended the commencement OF the Co
lumbar College Of this city, held on Wednesday,
hope youwi allow me, through your press, the priv
ege of expressing the high qualification which felt
on the occasion.
Knowing how profoundly penetrated is our Chief
Magistrate with the belief that sound learning must
be encouraged, and all proper occasions, bonored
and cherished, was prepared TO see HIM present. I'm
parting additional dignity and interest TO the Annver-
sary. Whatever may be thoughtby different parties,
of President Tylers political views, all will accord to
him the honor-and il is lofty one-of feeling deep
interest in the prosperity Of our public Institutions of
Learning. And such sentiments well become man
who holds the highest station TO which his country
call him. was truly gratifed 10 see him honor
ing both himself and the occasion by his attendance
a most enlightened and crowded assembly witnessed
the performances, and appeared 10 be highly grated
Indeed, were not the man who could view with
out emotion the spirited and generally very able ef
forts Of the young gentlemen as they in succession
appeared upon the stage. They gave most satisfac-
tory proof that they had been trained to clear think
! ing and had cultivated the art Of public speaking
with good success. The performances were highly
credhable TO all concerned.
The following the order OF exercises
MUsIC.-PRAYER
by CANDIDATES ron THE FRET DEGREE IN THE
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
l. Discoveries in the Polaf Seas-Ora,io,, E. c. Cald-
well, Washington.
q Prospects OF Civilization in Asia Grafton, T. J.
Cathcart, Washington.
3, Intellectual Supremacy not True Greatness-Ora-
hOn II. L. Chaplin, College Hill, ID. c.
MUSIC.
5. The Religion OF Christ, unlike other systems, uni
| versal IN its design-Oraiion, J. r. G. ariok King
William Va
6. The Influence of Speculative opinions-Or Grafton,
J. A. Haynes, Bruington, Va.
MUSIC
T. The Martyr spirit-OraiiOn, A. J. Huntington,
Braintree, VI.
8. Unity Of Design The Secret Of Success Grafton,
J. w. NJ. Williams, Portsmouth, Va.
MUSIC.
CANDIDATE ron THE SECOND DECREE.
.. Oliver Cromwell-Oraf'on, J. w. Williams, Miss.
Il MUSIC.
CONFIRMING or DEGREEs.- BENEprCTIoN
CANDIDATES ron Tue SECOND DEGREE.
A. J Chaplin, s. C.; J. X. Sanders, Miss; J. Thomp-
| son, ID. c. VIM. Mckenzie Tucker, ID. C.;
J. w. Williams, Miss.
Inc Degree oil ~ ID was conferred upon The young
gentlemen whose names in the order, and upon
Cornelius Graham OF North Carolina
That Of A. NJ. upon those named as candidates for
the 2nd Degree.
| The Honorary A. NJ. was conferred upon Charles
| II. Pendeton, and the Rev Mr.. Cornell Of Msssa
chusets.
| The Honorary d. ID. upon the Rev Andrew Broad
| dus OF Virginia.
| fr,proL FiraLirY.--lt Is stated that not an ia
divriusI STACKED With the yellow fever IN Mobile
during the present season. has recovered
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-07

CANDIDATES roR Tue SECOND DFGREE.
A. J Chaplin, s. c. J. n. Sanders, Miss; J. Thomp-
son, ID. C.; VIM. Mckenzie Tucker, ID. c.;
j. w. Williams Miss.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-07

fr,nrcL FiraurY.--It rs stated that not an ~
divrlu.I STACKED With the yellow fever IN Mobile,
during the present season. has recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
u The Court of Appeal at Naples has now

u The Court Of Appeal at Naples has now
before it case of most singular nature. Seve-
raj years ago the Marchioness de Garofollnl died,
leaving by her will an annuity of so forms to be
applied to the maintenance of five favorlte cats;
and the longest liver of them; appointing an old
and faithful servant as a trustee and guardian Of
the feline legatees. In the course of nature four
of them died, leaving beautiful Angora, named
Mroufle, the sole survivor. One day this lnhe-
ritor of 50 forms year disappeared, and soon
afterwards the heirs of the diseased Marchioness
claimed to have transferred to them the capital
from which this splendid income was derived
Compliance with their demand was refused, on
the ground that they could not produce any proof
of the death of the annuitant. They carried their
case before the tribunal of Nola, in which place
the lost Mirouffle and his trustee lived, but Ii
decided against them, delivering its judgment
seriatim, that the plaintiffs could not be entitled
to the principal or interest until they had given
either positive evidence of the demise of the
annuitant, or that SO many years had elapsed
since his birth that, according to the utmost pos
sible longevity of cats, Miroutfie could not be
still alive. Not satisfied with this sage ano
sound decision, the heirs have carried an appeal
up to the Supreme Court of Naples.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
rsrEsr PLATFORM SCALES

TAIRBANKS'Sp PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances very
great degree perfection, and IN their various modifcaons
have adaped them all the purposes sor which heavy
actions are required By weight L. The Mschaics
ton care is taken secure STRENGTH, DURABILITY
and dACCURACT-accuracy not merely specific point
the Platform and throug hou the entire from the
10 the highest capacity OF The Balance
These Scales keep their perfectly lis
be arrangement, and seldom 10 any expense or rspaTs
and IN Of them they have been long IN the operation
being perfect Sc also the Dormant and Portable Scales for
weighing merchandise Merchants and Others who have had
tsn1 IN constant succession OF testify their
upfoTm accuracy and the fact that they appear
hv wear These Scales have also been patented England
where they extensively used both IN private warehouses
'''1 pD'''N EDWARD FIELD, No. Pia,rstreet and
J. w. THORNE, No. lis Broad.street,
90 eodly New-Yors.
NOTICE-CITY AND STATE TAN for 1913
~ Comptrollers Office, Nov Isl, Si3-The following
section extracted from OF the State Legislature,
entitled AN Act for the Collection OF Taxes the CITY
o New York passed April 18TH 1913 BY aif1s y''e
OF his t1es before the first day of January next it shall De
duty the Receiver of Taxes receive the and 10
deduct hesfron at the rate OF sESES per cen anum be-
the day OF such payment and the first day OF February
next
The following resolution passed BY the Board Of Su.
pervisors October Sd, lS;3
Resolved That the Receiver OF Taxes be requested 70
the named the last column Of the Assessment
roll from all such persons may desire before the rst
da Of January and duct hereircm at the rate oi
per per aInum between the day OF such payment 10
enable the public 10 avail themselves OF the discount al
lowed notice hereby that the copy Assessment t'ops
have placed in the Receiving Office, Old Aims House,
Park where Henry T. Ksrsed Es kecsiys1 eve Of laSes VIII
RATES OF TAX FOR s43 PER SloO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
5 ON \ E T

LADY had dream in early youth
A dream Of love- wild and merry boy,
loved TO roam and taste of every JOY
Around my fathers cot-in very truth
One sunny day while rambling 'mong the flowers
lay me down, and sleeps oblivious powers
Came DER me, and dreamed A being ialf
AS the bright ones Of Heaven stood by me
Robed in the purest white; while her dark hair,
And soft blue eye, in blissful harmony,
Combined so much oflovelness and grace,
That my young happy heart saw iss frsrov
/ asked the fair ones nane--her dwelling place.
VIRTUE" was the reply, tiny home is, HeaVer
ahoye.n TEN EYCK
N~,r. York Dec. laa3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
WASHINGTON ELlXlR.-A pu

WASHINGTON ELlXlR.--A pure Vegetable
w Compound" Natures God has secpted in the yege-
table kingdom sa and speedy remedies for all diseases
search for and discover these part OF mans allotted
toll" This we'll known assertion Of Dioscoi'de Of tn:
profound al the philosophers has received
another evidence OF truth and wisdom the discovery Of
the Washington Elixir which, for many virtues may be
called Godsend afflicted is only necessary say
it, that hundreds of our best citizens It's almost
magic power thoroughly curing that most lnoerabe OF all
Diseases
FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir i, equal.
~ efFicaclous te OF Cholera Alor6us Bilious Choc
DiafE!na and pyssntery, Worms and Dyspepsia. The %
Washington F.zil being composed entirely Of Vegetable
substances is, Of course, perfectly simple and harmless
though uuequalled for the rapidy and vgor with which IL
compels the stomach to perform the peculiar functions II
ouired eifsc:ins radical of the above mentioned
dseaaesone dose having, unrequent!y, caused pan.
uent
The Washington Elixir in envelopes containing clsn sin
pie and precise directions for its may be ebtataed Of d.
f. NJ. GUION, 1877 Howery, of Grand-s and of T. b.
Moss, Grand and Cann9n-sts WendoTer al Eighth
Avenue a. w Gabaudsn 81 Sixth Avenue: Dr. k Leggell,
Av and Sd street; D + BURNETT corner Sd Ays.
and Sthsreet Dr. H. a Field corner Broadway 9nd ah
street, Guinness l2g Cd Avenue Ith stie Ed Ches
teney corner Bowery and Brooma street. j. CoddiGgen,
227 Hudson street. t. L. Cotton 2e5 Beecl,erstreet: OTaI
Deromas Co; 80 Chatham street DT VIM Cecil forkTle;
A L. Lounsbury, Maahaanyll!e. Dr. w. Ii. Wood haT'
lem az I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

TEAS,-200 chests Souchong; 200 half chests
l. do
80 half chest. Ming Yong Souchors.
50 do Cspes Souchons.
90 chests fne Mohee Powchons
- faucy boxes hue Mohse SouchonS.
100 chests Hys
10 tauc, boxes Hyson, fac.
100 cheat. Young Hy.oa.
$50 half chests do.
ioc cn-sts Hyson Skin
20 half cheats superior 0inpowdsr.
30 do do Imperial.
Ali country packed and o late npo, tation:
For sale BY GRINSELL, MlNTURS & Co,
Diff Is Sopth.s.rest.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
WONDERFUL INVENTION to force IN,

WONDERFUL INVENTION to force N.
w growth OF Human Halr.Tlia bottles only shillnvs
he names OF some OF most IeSyPctabe citizens can X
shown vino have used hs aud found il all here sd -
Call aud see them St0fe they certify that having used
Jones Coral far Restorative they found possess s
qualities. ~
II WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN The HAIR
STOP IT'S FALLING OFF AND CLEAN IT
Il positively makes the har grow, and keeps 1t ords
long time Sold the sign OF the American Eagle Sc Chs,
hamstre-prIce Z, shlngEor l39 Fulton.srrast
Brooklyn; Sats-sreet Boston; Ledger Buildings Phi
deiphia; 2t7 Ains-street, Charleston, 5. &. nla In
TEWETI"S CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
y PREPARATlONS--C consisting of Linimen,s for
Coughs, Cnnsump;on. Group, Quinzy Feyers Rheums
tsms Nervous and Spinal Diseases Common Nerrou, ,rd
Sick Headache, Cholera MoIbns. Cholera Infantum, and
Stimuli atng' Vegetable Ceate letter and Pile Salye D
qhoretie Drops Pectora Drops, Female props AteraTe
Toothache Dfors, Cough Drops Arthnc Pills, Sc Sc
with directions accompanying each.
n B-IheSe medicines particularly adaptsd 10 Inc "a,
nous diseases or which they recommended and -.
aAd various are The testimonials the hands of the p
from various sections OF the United States gatsiIr c
kGowledsnG their efficacy, when all othe- mrdc;nss' t,1
failed Some OF these testimonies " olsheJ IN rho Paw
phets which may be had gratutous Al ali nacss ~ bsra e An G
medicines for sale VIII 're also NAV. he had Iws E @
y Physician. The fact thu these msdicines slw,ys & @
il not entirety cure, WIN noHarI annl;eJ rondsrs ,b h
e essential to the cte Try them and let them stand by
het own iheI For particulars, Show-Bls and PAM
= For sale various Drug Stores in the city, and By
DIR. J. CROFFUT, No. lA9 9ATTORNEY-STREET,
retail Dr. c. will also attend those who may require his
vces and from long experience in the Practice OF Medicine
he feels confident of giving good satisfaction the afflicted
whatever may be their malady r2s Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON Il cos CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA.


THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vegeta-
ble free from aduteration, and warranted free from
anY ingredients detrimental health discovered about
year since, By indydua soel afflicted with ULCER
ATED SCROFULA and who has been under the treatment
the physicians the United States for eight
years thout the least hope OF restoration health
and them pronounced ncurabe, but WhO after taking
the above nomed medicine fer five weeks restored per-
feet health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented
success and and has failed any (when taken
following diseases, 10 owi1:sALT T RHEUAl, sCROFULA.
ULCERATED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FEVER
SoKEs kSGs kEYlh TRHSIEtor y
ERYSlPELAS, BILEs, SCgRVY, CHR0NlC SORE
SCALD HEAD, AND ALL CUTANEOUS DISEASES
ORPAlNS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN lNJU-
DICIOUs USE OF MERCURY. or AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD The efficacy of this medicine
has been tested in all the diseases above enumerated and
effects truly astonishing Only table spoonful be
taken tby adult each before eating which usually
produces tonic effect while Tin cases) also
the patient causing all liberated TO discharge
usey and poduc eectual Alternative of the whole sys
en purifying and producing perfect action OF the blood
Persons while taking should refrain from the Of all
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food. torsale by
THOS. q. TALMAGE.
General agent 20 Pne-st opposite the house. York;
RushonS Co. 10 Broadway and 10 Asor House Broad
way; John B, Dodd 63 and III Broadway; P. Dcke Alb
Hillyer, 78 Greenwich street DR.. Eugene Crowe 1856
Bowery John Syme 80 Fulton street; Thomas Kyle 90
Hamm9nd street. Reuben f. Moss 800 aud 5O6 Grand
L. r Wheeler Co. l2 Cherry street next CatlariEe
monlals Of its efficacy. Also Brooklyn BY Jas. W. Smith,
of Cranberry and Fulton streets George Ambrose
Sqe Buildings Atlantic street, and Mrs. H. Hayes 1879
Fulton street
Instructions fortakin the artlcs and great number Of
certificates and testimonials may be AID obtained
OF the above PLACES. n2i eodm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
Fer The Tribune.
royE. A FkulLLEroS.

The following fragment from the pen of Frsdsr. sr
=. T,lm M is Amos, nimitablc in its beauty and de-
es nam The - English version which usually accom-
hcaey q. .rman verses is slattern and disgrace
.ts the following, though far from perfect
~. .., the delicate hits of the original
Tell me, my heart, what love is
1t giveth but to rob
Two souls and one ldea'
Two hearts and but one throb,
And tell me, how love cometh
It comes,-and ah, It's here.
And whittier, pray, it feeth
Twas not twas fancy mere.
and when is love the purest
When it's own self 1t shuns.
And is love the deepest
When love the stillest runs.
And when is love the richest?
1t hoardeth when it gives.
And, tell me, how love speaketh
It speaketh not lit lives.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE CANTON TEA May
Brcnch store s!S Blocker street, " Y
.asecy al lie Fa!.On-sreet. Brooklyn :,
INVITE The ATTENTION OF CITY AMI
country families and purchasers the approaching ho
days IN geue ter al establish oents where they
hnk will be found by Car the best selection CT ure and
dat'ta,ed Teas tn United The universal pn-
issy aaa their House =" rse encv to hsN Qua
it's low icss and uptsh, d4 g. well understood
10 render further Comment ecexSary
OnSinai sad oay w.:ohouss for the sale of 1qua Black
Tea deserve -stIaagets will br pa ular
Der th nber Of the principal street.
III Be weaa Pearl AID Ro.er seskiug they
Chsth tne door TO LyrlsIds Stuff md Tobscco
S.or nader the name of Canton Tea S0re The pabii
wi so bs pie sed take notice 'hat Canton re
paay have notbirg do with any other sites whatever
esespe those descr BEL az he or his da N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18
M 7 L y UT 7 -N-N To
State Water md

rORPORATION NOTICE.-Tax.payer are
hereby notified that ihs discount on m hf C and ND Sss &
of the pre- sent month of December
Those who desire to avail themselves OF the REDUCTION OF Xxx
ifG' M rs s Rseess Of l axs od House
park,l without delay: .,,,,.,, ,,.u..
COmprollers Office, Dec 9th Si3. oil tD30
NTORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIV ERSAL
1yl MEDIClNES-Caution 70 the ,Peope OF A"siica- =
M W 9sSy Ss SsW aTt oas os AEST
for the United States Of America and that neither .rio
s IN any a Ss to 1snd MeO W
yersal Medicines As many limitations are IN ti
Medicines in the United States must have the asao.y Of
bsfoFnafd MessrsM M6RIsSi ETTsS H1 NtAr Co. Hvve,,,
B4iiish College Heath Road London lss
The above ci0n @ananE from the british coiieEs OF
asm BY the friends Of the Hygean system nasmueh il
tends oss and Oppose s f0rss h hn.s , eS G wsen
Of moral principle they ignorant Of the healing art
The medicines Of the British College may Be Oh.
ahsq % OF ne od ssn s Eof
They can be had also the original packages of the follow
&c Ih%%;S5t. Esq Z, soa5h nth St St ''"N
Peter Hampton, 1870 Canal ST., New York city
Messrs. Post s. Lewis, Jericho, l..
R; D; Bardwell. Troy, New York.
n. n & v: f bs5si;' Essass,sE Ss!,s
NlessrS. Ioln"slS - pu''.I, Iokeepsle, y: y.
WI Sizes. Rhinshcl., Co
m4ti FIRTH Hal Gsnsral agents! Franklin square
:sCfENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
EROM NJ. +. VAN BUREN,. the Subscriber,
Il do hereby certify, that about eighteen months since
caught heavy cold which produced violent cough pain in
the breast and general arrangement Of the whole system
Thesymptoms gradual increased no,w outstanding the many
remedies that were used Ny cough very and ,rou-
besome considerable emacation and weakness times,
violent papit,en OF the heart particularly when exc'ted
myself hectic fever chlls which were succeeded by hot
tiashes and eA burning tho PALM OF my hands and soes
o ny ie My bowels costlYe aud Irregular Being Of
the opinion OF ny physicians that was rapid decline
expected 10 recover. Hearing thistime much
Schenck Polmonic Syrup and the making
III This CITY resolved 10 give trial. Soon after
menced II caused cOpous eXpectoraten OF yellow
matter, which afforded great relief Under its all my
disease disappeared mad now enjoy almost good health
ever did.
My residence at No. q Chrisopher.seet. where any
coDsumptve person and will be most happy
direct then place where have every confidence, they
can he cured MARY F.. Van buren,.
New.York Nov. 90 49t3.
Prepared BY j. H. Shenck, aud for sale at his principal Of
fees No 80 Sou-siI one door below the OF
Chestnut and his Laboratory, No 2l Race-stree Phlla
hia. Also for sale 9 Courtand street door below
the Of wich, n Ythe only pace this City
where the genuine ba had. Also 3S9 Washngonree
Boston No. Is Broadway, Albany, n. Y.
The above Offices exclusively Tor the sale OF Pumonlc
Syrup. dl lmeod. j. II. SCHENCK.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
~ The subscriber now opening, No 2;l Broadway
Branch OF ms establishment and would esp ctuIly invite
the Subscriber obtained the first premium the late Fair
ti- American Institute and We Ehsliense competition for
good supply of Macintosh Coats Capes LiiePresevers
SC &c.
H.skins's Marble Cloth for Tables &c which obtained
Silver Medal the late Far for sale only this Estsb
hshmeat The fgohc are invited TO call and examine IT,
uS {. L. ROSS, 2ili Broadway and u, Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

rE'HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Will
make Surveys Estimates of cost. and reports 70. Rail-
ways, Canals, Roads Docks, Wharges, Sustaining Walls
and when required, will supentend ,h=r execution.
They and compute cubical quantities Of earth
rock esats the OF removing the same; they will
snd and report on the best mode Of rendering water
power available, and OF opening mines and quares They
win make drawings and specifications Of improvements in
machines and aid inventors in procuring letters PATENT the
Of Dr. Thomas T. Jones have secured for any
business requiring personal attendance Washington They
will agents for the sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills
Mines, Quarries Machinery, SC.
Address either of the undersigned at sS Merchants Er
change. New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON.
WILLIAM Il. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

EEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
Ina and beautiful article combining the
senta qualities in Stove mild aud 4geaabl heat with an
saving fuel They came before the public with
the city both regards health and comfort and students
and OF sedantary habits they invaluable The sartng
offeL is immense, and the pattern is arranged with
safety ralue which peclude the possibility of any danee
from explosion. They have beautiful base and top
tice that has been offered market Nothing will go
far recommend the tight Stove It's gIeat sale Of
and thousand III this city during the past
The prices low, varying from So Sl2; and he
perfect operation I'll guaranteed the purchaser
They also arranged with if desired which makes
the article complete. Also keyses celebrated Cooking Ran
ges and Stoves Of various patterns.
JOHN H. KEYSER, No 273i Watrr.steet,
"a 2n doors from Beekman. N.W-Yofk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

These ships at OF The INST class, and commanded by
able and experienced raygaors The cabins elegantly
furnished and afford superior accommod tons for
The price OF passage from New York Liverpool is
$780, aud from Liverpool TO New York E25 including
and bedding, WITHOUT wines.
Nelhsr the Captain will be responsible for
letters raIc packages unless regular bills OF ladng
''s'iS0 81 tGRINNELI. MnNTURN & CO, 7s South st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-18

pRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMs
Nos. 29 and y G9d-sttest, @ wYerk.-AptiI, 1913
PRICES GREATLY Y REDUCED.-The" HOE" Prirt
he addition of new and improved machinery thar work,
bIet greatly reduce the prices of their Presses and Of Prin
ters and Enders asras generally Will be b. heJ
newly printed Circula 20 which they beg leave refer.
This Establishment still under personal superlnen
derce OF Richard " Hoe and RobsTt Hoe and they
their friends ths landing the reduction prices
all articles manufactured sy this Establishment shall
TIE high reputation which they have hitherto sustained IL
Will also be ts ndeavoI improve the quality o!
c in every particular. They hater themselves also thai
,eir old friends Will only continue their avos but that
Printers generally viii appreciate their eudeavors furnish
the very best articles az barely remuneratng prices
Orders from .ny part the country for all articles used BY
Printers CT BiEdaIs including Type Ink Paper will BE-
executed with the greatest care and pomptute and or the
bes: terms.
Jobbing work and repairing will be done the lowest pe,sr
BE uricss, with every attention ard expedition.
B-1l articles manufactured by this Establishment
will be stamped 4. DO. Co., that persons rum abroad
nav De imposed upon with spurious articles, made IN I'M
tation OF the IFS.
Printers newspapers who publish this advertisement viii
this note three times before the FIRST of july and send
Of their papers viii De entitled payment Of thsr bill
a, hrv1nc four tines The amount of a20 If
FRENCH SPERM CANDLES.-A new and
L beautifully oaented article for the holidays for sale by
ID DO o0N GaSsNER & YOUNG, la2 Chatham street,
DANCA TIN.-5O pigs, for sale by
D d4 GRINNELL, Ai1NTURN * Co. 70 South.st