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A CARD.

"ILLTAM II. Balm respectfully informs
w his friends and the public, that he has rent.
ed the Premises formerly occupied by MIR. JOIN
ZGEGENUFs<, the Stale Capitol, and has prepared
himsefto accommodate Travellers and others, who
may favor hln. with their custom.
He will keep Spirituous Liquors of any kind but
will furnish his guests with good and wholesome wa
Ter, from one Of the best Wells in the City; and his
Table will be supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLES will be well attended to- and he will
spare no pains to give general satisfaction.
He will accommodate few Gentlemen with Board
by the month year
His terms will be moderate.
Raleigh, March %. 1913. 440u.
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Tomb Stones and Head stones
OF MARBLE-AND. .GI

OF MARBLE~ANDs GRANITE -
And granite work of all kinds, ofdiffprent szes .nd
prices. Also, brick and plasterswork stone masonrv
whi!e-washng, &c. &c. done by the subscriber.
MI Communications from abroad, post paid, will be
attendedlo. ~. = .glrseS fTN' ~ "it &c g
s : --.# . WILLIAM STRoNACH,
: tNalelsh, May II, ls42. 393 l2.mo-y~p :
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DITOR FARMER ADVOCATE, JAhlESlO"S y
Why wander o or eartls vast eXpanss
In search of happiness; ?
Or fancy that in other climes,
More comforts you'll possess9 ..-1- ~.
'Tis nought but wild fantastic dreams, e
Intruding the mind |
OF kapIess discontented man,
To his true interest blind.
No Southern clirnes with burning Suns
Though tropic fruits abound;
Or Northern regions drcary wildS,
BY icy ,fetters bound, -..s-
Nor Mississppi's valley rich
A wide extended plain, r.
Where masnatic vapors float,
Health's certain subtle bane-
Give real enioyments such as do
Our own loved native homeI -.
Or justify migration thence,
Der stranger lands to roam.
We envy not Kentucky's wealth,
Or soil of goodly cast;
Nor crave shrcwd Yankees boasted lots,
Reclaim d from barren waste. -
Not Pennsylvania's pleasant fields
ENrichcd by prudent care,
Give native charms of brighter hue,
Then CAROLINA'S are.
Old Carolna's generous soil,
Few favored spots outyie;
And in her enterprising sons,
Her future prospects lie. 81,
Blcst with mild salubrious air. .
Between the two extremes f-s-. s..
OF Northern winters frigid blasts
And summers torrid beams,
Her aspect forms a rich contrast,
In due successive train;
Throughout her eastern region spreads,
One vast extended plain.
Thence passing further West We find
The scenery marks change;
From level plains to rising hills,
In gentle asccnts range.
Approaching still her Western bounds,
The aspect varies too:
From gentle hills to mountains rude,
Majestic meets the view.
Then be content, nor sigh for change;
Improve your native soil;
Thus will the OLD North STATE return
Rich bounties for your toll.
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TINIVERSITY.-The Public Anniversary Ex-
u animation Of the Students Of The University o. M M
Carolina will be held al Chapel Hill, ,on Monday the
22d dayof MAY ensuing and be continued from day
to day until Thursday The stday ofJune being he
first Thursday in the month which last menoned eay
Is appointed for the Annual Commencement OF inc
College.s - <sf
Visitation =. s~ss ). ~ = ,ra,es ~
Hon 3D. L. SWAIN, LL.S sPfeSidenta2t Cetts9
William J. Alexander, Il Charles L. linton, -
George E. Badger, - Miehael Hoke Sf ~
Iohn T. Bailey WiilleP. Mangum, 7f8
S;mmonsJ Baker, Charles Manly,
Daniel M Barrinper JamesT. Morehead,
EIohn H BIvap,- =, go Samuel F. Patterson,
lanes W Clarke Thomas Ruffn,
John. r, j. Daniel, Romulus 81 Saunders, =.
Iohn M Dick James s, Smith, j.. -.
Robert B. Gillian, Richard D. Spaight5 s
John D. Hawkins, John D. Ioomer. Z
Louis D. Henry, ~,
BY order.
Raleigh, April q. 1913. 444 -sl.s.*
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MAGICAL PAIN Observation-Disclosures
'GY4 Heal-Al 10,OO0trals, and all successful, prove
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR iresti-
mable Ilnot only cures quicker, but gives addi-
tional pain leaves scar. Fire is positively rem
dered harmless. tS1C has been offered six months to
any person returning an empty box, and saying that
all agony on amounting is extracted in few min
uteS, yet not from thousands of trials since has
claimed the benus.2 Parents anxious to guard against
general injuries and save money time torture and te
and prevent their offspring from being disfgured by
burns, even smallpox pustules, Git possessing the
epviabe powerto replace The ceutary organs destroy
ed,) co so by obtaining this inimtable save. Ma
ny deeply burnt cases in the city be seen, and
entire face burnt and wounded three distinct times
in the spot while healing yet in can be
traced the least cicatrce mark! For all kinds of
hurts its rapid, soothing effects, are alike important: :
even sore eyes, ALL LLINFLAMMATIONSa and BROK-
EN- BREASTS would be unknown. The toilet and
nursery. for clearing the skin of pimples, removing
chafe,. .,wili nditindisPensabe. Once using only
will forever establish it The sovereign HEAL ALL
quality. After this notice. heads of families allowing
lortures for months and ultimately distorted features
can never wipe away reproach, justly uttered by
dsa bed child, for negectng to triumph over fire.
entered according Congress- d. 194I by Com
Co.. in the Clerks Office of the District Court the
United States for the Southern District Newly rrk
For Sale at the DrWg Store By DR.. NJ L. Sth, Raleigh
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LANKS-A supply of the best quay, con-
I'D siantly on hand, and for sale at THIS OFFICE.
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zTiRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,

AND a DISCOVERY IN THE NEWSPAPER
BUSHES SIS.
A most important and Invaluable discovery has been
made bysa gentleman of this city, by which newspa-
pers may be printed their present form, and. aihe
same time capable ofbeng converted at pleasures INFO
a Magazine form, for preservation. ss -, 5-..s.
This grand Improvement, which is destined to form
new era in the business, eectng an entire reVclu-
lion in the art OF printing mammoth newspapers, will
be introduced by permission of paentee, into the
PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY. MUSEUM, commen-
Ectng in May next 5<s.- 5 9 sss
In announcing to the friends ofthe newspaper press
throughout the country, discovery which will add so
immensely to The value of newspapers, The publishers
of the SATURDAY MUSEUM, have also, the proud salts
success of their, new Family Newspaper. The liberal
patronage already secured for This and popular en-
erprise has no only surpassed the most sangune ex
pectations, but is entirely unprecedented:
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sTERMS.-Two Dollars per annum. Three copies
for Five Dollars sixteen copies for Twenty Dollars,
is the nducement offered present for clubbing.
THOMAS C. CLARKE 6s CO. =
Office of the Saturday Museum, Publishers Hall,
sa, No. l01, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
April S, 1913. 440-6t
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THE belief of the monkish time that comets
the prison-houses of lost spirits, carrying them some
tme' the to be in fiery pain and then suddenly
dashing them point in the Universe where
there was neither light nor heat.
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TO \ COMET.

What art thou, flaming visiter,
That flashcst DER the sky,
- Streaming along its azure dome
Thy frghtful, bloody die
At what eternal distant fire,
Dost light thy blazing torch?
Or hast thou, in thy Haunting trail,
The power to burn and scorchl
Dost thou presa@e some coming ILL.,
Or desolation dire?
Or writest on the firmament
In characters of fire,
The dread approach of him we call
The fend insatiate, Death
Who breathes through thee, his messenger,
A hot and withering breath!
Art thou the prison-house of them,
The damned souls, who dwell
In torment which we can't conceive,
But speak of, as HELL?
Dost drop them into liquid fire
To writhe in untold pain,
That dashest to the coldcst point
OF the fintense inanoY Y'*
Or art thou but a vapour-wreath,
Floating along the sky,
And coming sight awhile, --
We know not whence, nor why z
Or dost thou wave graceful dance
Through worlds of splendor bright,
Which seem to human eyes to gem
Tho diadcm Of night
Thou art thing surprising strange,
And He who made thy form
To glcaln amid the light of stars,
And ride above the storm;
Who rear'd on the confines of space
"A temple for thy rest,
OF all the wise the Wisest is, -
OF all the good, the Best.
he belief of the monI1ish time was that con,ets
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10 RHTTETG

- C toF EVERY DEseRIP TON,
EXECUTED WITH NEAFNESs AND DISPATCH
At the Office of
"THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARp.1r
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TEVHE SUBSCRIBER offers his servi-
-A vices 10 the Public as an Agent TO buy sell
Bank or other Stocks or Public Securities in NorA
Carolina His charge will be per cent on the a.
mount bought or sold. D. W. STONE,
Raleigh, Oct II, 1911. 377Ify ?.
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-INpRoVEvEMENTs IN ..FHE MUsEUAL,'

MPROV f. v EN- EIN Is I'm = l11E RIUSE Z Oth'F
7sTHE MUsEUM"is so fairly and firmly establish
ed, that feel warranted in making some very ex.
tenslve and important improuemeuS BY the hrSt ol
May, we shall have completed all our arrangements;
We shall have, in the first place, beautiful cieal ana
bold type-in the second, superb smooth andfwhite
paper-in third place: shall make anngenlous ana
novel change in he arrangement of the matter-in The
fourth place. we shall increase corps of conuribu,
tors in all the various departments of Family Nes-
pdpeT-in the fifth place, we have secured at a
hi oh salary, the services of EDGAR A. Poe, ESD, a
gentleman whose high and versatile abilities have al
ways spoken promptly for themselves, and who, after
the first of May, will aid US in the editorial con-
duct OF the journal.
The 'sNorrare of Tornsends Journey Orer the Rocky
M0uatainS' of the most interesting and Oalna6te
ever published is sent to all new subscribers. Al
its conclusions readers will find themselves
session of work which alone will be worth double The
subscription to the paper. We shall continue, al
Of course, the 'Biogrophical Sketches and Portraits
which are exciting so unexamPled an interest,"
With these and other features continued, and with the
Improvements neutrality-suspicious. remalns1 to be seen
whether we do not amply fulfil our determination OF
making the uery hest newspaper IN america. ..-s
Persons wishing secure six thousand large octave
ages of useful nterestng and unexceptionabie read
ing for the seecf family circle, for the small of
Two dollars per year-being al the aStonishingly low
OF thirty pages tor cent equivalent TO one
hundred andtwenty pages forf cenls-should hand
their names in now. 1s.s~
Z STERMS,-Two Dollars per annum. Three copies
for Five Dollars, sixteen copies for Twenty Dollars,
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P PENDLEToN,

- burgess & JAMES, PrGp''''0S
CHARLESTON, June ], 1912. 1926.
: QSAll communications for the MAGNOLIA should
hereafter be addressed he Publishers of the Mao
NoL1A Charleston, Sc"
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n'nftrp.
TO. NORTH cARoLINLANs.
BY J. SHERWOOD,

EDITOR THE ''rARMERs ADVOCATE" JAMESTOWN, N G.
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nay Nay l. ,G5sLss i84s 444 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-03
NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1S43.

INTERESTING LETTER PROM AupuBoN-An old
and valuabled subscriber has kindly placed at our
disposal very interesting letter from the great
American naturalist We add our friends note:--
JAMES O. BENNETT, ESQ:
DEAR SIR
Having long been subscriber to your paper, 1
take pleasure IN presenting for insertion copy of
portion OF letter written TO my friend DR.. Bach
man OF Charleston, by our indefatigable and wor-
thy naturalist, (Audubon,) in which you will per-
celve that valuable and useful animal has been
discovered IN those wild regions, hitherto so re-
mote; and am induced TO believe from the tenor
of our friend Audubons letter that il NAV become,
in some measure, equally valuable ms any OF our
domestic animals, and probably may, IN some mea-
sure, eventually supersede the use OF some. How
ever, on peIusal OF the following letter, you will be
better enabled to torn proper conception of its
properties.
am, respectfully, your obedient,
JAMES Brown
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ANDREWS COMBINATION LOCK.

THE American Bank Lock Company had important
improvements made this valuable security, keel it
de improved locks have submitted
with reward from $s5 $500 the
who should succeed the aud OF the
failure oft attempts said locks the hands the
Agents
keys &c and bank off keepers and others defining
having the old locks exchange for Improved
have the made small thereby
ing the Of locks which have several
stances Locks with 1856 &c. 3S2 changes suitable for
doors iron bank vaults sc, $50 $780, For sale
the office OF the Company No Jones L1snnsswopru
General Agent Of I'll the e. A. b. Lock Company.
For the information of the officers of the ba KS the follow
ing certificate presented giving information OF
tam lock of red by who have been unweaed
endeavor destroy Andrews Patent Continuation l.ock
r,. New York, June 9th, l843.
That Patent Formulation Lock, manufactured by Mess
an door OF this day successfully picked and
opened by Mr. vid Smith gentleman in the employ
9fthe American Bank Lock Company and Mr. WIN Dun
ham, practical locksmith and mauufac of Andre vs.
Combination Locks. TINS Lock has recently been improved
by MIR John Day successor to NJ D. who has repeatedly
that It lock and could picked
from Mr. Henry Jone of Newark, j. Agent
for The sale Of the Pemuatiou Lock Neither Nj smith
and opened the demonstrated upon store their
although changed key several times
sS t. open n Of END Ts & s
shall longer rely sud Lock proof against
ald dered of VS. Combination Locks" We
satisfied that Mr. Smith could Termination Lock
in few were duplicate key the lock into his
hands Notwithstanding the declaration of the
the contrary. Signed,
Watch Makers, No a Merchants Exchange, N. Y,
We also certify the having been present
and Witnessed the whole of ne sad
jy3 3t@ec DAVID BEACH.
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NaynOrtown.
N"yHVENV"Hs
Correspondence ofthe Hersld.l


RAYNoRTowN, July 3lst 1913
A Pic Mic PartL--SCene the beach The Return
home, &c.
J. G.. BENNETT, ESQ. T.
On Saturday the 18th inst there came of one of
the most delightful pic mic parties that has taken
place in this vicinity for some time. As early as s
o'clock, A NJ, the invited guests began to arrive
from Glen Cove, Westbury, Jericho Hampstead,
and the surrounding country, in vehicles of every
description, each bringing their quote OF provisions
to add to the general stock After all had assembled,
we proceeded to embark board of three small
sloops, engaged Tor the occasion, and with fair
wind set sail with our valuable cargo Uor there was
great proportion OF the fair sex,) across the bay,
and arrived at the beach without any accident, or
aught to cast shadow of gloon, upon the spirits OF
that happy party Three long pine tables were erect
ed under rude shed, and the ladies', assisted by
their attentive swans, busted themselves in gar
nlshIng them with the contents al their well filled
hampers. After partaltng of this excellent cold coll
laiion all proceeded to the beach, where arraying
ourselves IN bathing garments. we went INTO the
Here was an indescribabe scene of confusion and
noise The spashng, the running to and fro, the
of the tlmld lovely beings clInglng TO heir
husbands and lovers tor support together with the
sullen OF the waves, they wildly dashed and
broke upon the shore, all combined, served to rem
der II a moment OF excitement that will long be re-
membered by those present We then re-embark-
which was considerably enlivened by the getting
up of cotlons, songs, NC, reached terra hrma
about sun down, where vehicles were In watngto
convey each and every to their separate desti-
nations Amidst that galaxy of female loneliness,
present this occasion, il would be difficult to de-
termine who was the bright particular star OF the
day. Sons gave the preference to Miss p, the
belle of Hampstead, who was accompanied by her
lover Others to Miss K. of Glen Cove, who was
assduously waited upon by one OF the officers OF
the gallant N Y. City Guard, during their encamp-
ment there but in our humble opinion, Miss w.
| OF Brooklyn, who Is now residing at NIX, on
visit to her friend Miss ", bore off the palm. We
| heard of several udlcrous mistakes occurring
among the Glen Cove party in returning that night,
such getting off the road and running INTO fences
| as it dark, objects were indscernble at a
short distance, drivers going to sleep and upsetting
| eirvehcles. We also heard of several pairs OF
| gloves being won from the sleepy ladies, who were
| perfectly unconscious of aught that passing
| around them. This part of the proceeding we think
| unfair but shall reserve our comments tor some
| future time Yours in haste,
| A NEw YORKER.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMP RUM.
II, late 129 Chatham street, Net1 York.

AsEr " 3l8 BLEEcKER STREET.
WHO LESALE AND RETAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continusso offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and styi
Their specially includes the most delicious
erul grades Green and Black Every package bears
of and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly seeued from light and air that their quality and
VIII unmpaired in climate. Their
Dnsiness perhaps scarcely to be eIced
founded the utmost regard to the rights Of hs custom
vailed cheapne Ali Purchasers called upon TO return any
which a give them the fullest saxfacton which
money will he cheerfuy and promptly refunded. Coun
merchants public establishments, hestk Of families, ana
=;pmas-rs will And decided sdvsnbge ,rpp'y tbsa
selves from this establishment.
GENUINE JAVA CoprEE roasted every day.
Orders from all OF the untes States with
gompttpde and despatch.
= This only is America for hhs sale OF Kos
a q eaehrafss RiHek Tes- i19e INN
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A SHAM NAVAL FIGHT.-Our harbOr was yester-
day scene of much attraction; mimic fight hav-
ing been conducted by the officers and crew OF II:
M s. IlIusrious. Two armed boats were afioat and
an attack was made upon two peaceful merchant,
men, apparently in good earnest, to the no small
wonder of the crews. Guns were popping in all d.
recons, boarding pixies hourshing over seemingly
devoted tars men falling as II with fatal thrust or
shot. good hearty British cheers rung a loud and
clear the note of triumph, and the bnstllng guns OF
the ship forth their notes OF thunder, and yo-
lumes of thick rolling smoke. On the whole, the
scene was a most animated one, pourtrayng the ex-
ctenent and dangers of sea fight bat leaving none
of its horrors. Pleasure was the only feeling sur
viving this action QUEBEC Mercury.
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10 the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup'
shed every day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth OF July Price cents per copy-or u 70 per an
Aum-postagea paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD--publishede every Saturday
mornngprice 81 cents per copy, or - IL por annum
hostages paid--cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of paper IN h's city,
The york; and IL therefore, the bsH shonne for burmese
ncn ~, the city 81 country Prices moderate-cash in I'D
vance.
PRINTING ofaIl kinds, executed ut the most moderaI-
prices aud IN the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PaorKIEroR o. THE HERALD EsTABLIsHnENI,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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.xSWSt ~ STATEN ISLAND FERRY -CLlF.
A0%H TON, NEAR The NARROWs 0 1l.i
hall tihe srATEN IsLANDER) will, after making her
new %hsf al Clifton near the Isles1asb III SAMSON
On SUNDAYS the o'clock trp from tcha will proceed
direct Clifton, with tochng Quarantine and Sta
peton and the boat will leave Clifton wharf O'Clock
Fare .21 cents.
This viii, afford DELIGHTFUL excursion
Narrows, and opportunity OF enjoying the breeze,
and prospect for which that of staten Islands
LIBERATED, with ample time Tor ambc and bathing the
side,
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IsFLuENzA.-ln consequence OF the prevailing cpl
demic, the Directors of the Seminary College at
Quebec have determined not to hold the usual pub
lie examinations of their scholars
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OrTtcE or HER MAJgsIY's CHRF AGENT PoR emil
GRANTS. QuEBEc, 10Th July ls43.
Number OF Emigrants arrived during the week ending
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Nstht I1r INC Fitestees aIid
A RARE CHANCE.

hhhE bhhNCE.
ia the city. tnoSnas the Es. River Coffee House,
ornaments SWITCHBOARD (under covert signs sneies
There Is also attached house handsomely
nshed lodging rooms the whole will be disposed OF iarea
The house present doing excellent business, but tho
oasS 81 @ Tor b. waiting cu.e%s
The Ea,ten Boat, sv' IN. s so9 a, sss
lmmedise vicinity, and the Fulton Market one block
wishing TO engage j. the bp,ins.. an opportunity
q THR s"si a 1s.e
THS 49, o04 FNW7HIRREAsLE sss.S
..,P Gore 40 so,swss north ws. eaIpst Of Canal ssr.s
Good S .e,. si Az ,pes
ehdren 9. eneh and native calf d;ess 9ots cheapest you
s 90 30 iSs gre as e al me
snS' tor a%y o,s TO- C. .
WALkEks Cheap Boot and Shoe Store 'lg Brs.S..y.
(.KEAr BARGAINs-A RARk CHA NCE.-rhs siS-<
gh ne fixtures c and 1f.. Of %d &. S
n the ey formerly occupied By the late John Hutehin:.
deceased, will be sold cheap for cash
Their adynas sals lao Chatham street, opposite kooss-
DTMPLEs, FRECKLEs Sc-CHURCH's VEGETA.
Bile LOTT y Tor remoy,ng plm.les botehes irsekes.
sT6e Of his Lotion Tor snort time will transform III.
P S yooS n nS S sas :0d %
pats to the face healthy aud juvenile bloom
Bowery, corner Of spring st. i,is i'm cod .m
CoAL COAL-eeach Orchard Red Ash Co,, h{.t quality.
De sold the subscriber following low prices
for cash Fresh broken and egg from lump in the yard
ed ard delivered Of the s. stove
rs large nut so Is cc less will be charsecIi~
PETER CLINTON,
y 2 ,msr 57t Greenwich. corre or Of Mig st
TO rHE. LOVERS Yi sUfnkl9k pLA .1s ,as,S.I
lsled Tea highly celebrated in Chm and EaIope
ported s now for the Canton Tea re Ei
Ts. Estshlishment, ial Chsih'mf N-wfo o.. | 49,
ton street, Brooklyn--in packages Pnss ." '''' ~ "'
i3o iV-sr .,-.
GOODWIN CO.'S WHITING pAPEEceA fun ss.ors
" @eS desirable page. 4 81 Bsookp PRICE
FOR rsle By No 81 Lb.rtv st,.et
eoo oL Rv. landing fine order from ship Eliza
f. G,sb rom New Orleans, for ,ale b,
~ beth rHu' "' h. X COLLINS co
a So South street
r,TpAw-pIPER-suOO resms Of Crown siEr, lor sale BY
INA PERsSE BROOKS
an. 70 ~ I.'her,v strest
"CHLORIDE OF LIME"
C(nl 'H'N' ~ wv" Nv t,c 81 s BROOKS,
S-q, No 81 e.. tft Ni''N"h