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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21
LUCINA CORDIAL,
on THE
ELIXIR OF l. OWE.

ELK r OF l. Owe.
In older time, among the Jews,
Tia That man second wife might choose
No children bore to bless his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed to Lucne, the midwifs's patron;
Egyptian wives, in such crisis,
Called to their aid the Priests Of Isis;
ADd even now, the meek Hindoo-
Warm as her cline, and tender: tnooLL,,
II chldless twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senssess idol,
And with raised hands, ~ accents wlld
Petitions Bamah for child
The Hindoo bed Of barrenness.
SO much for love in days by-gone,
And savage customs in our own;
But say, even now, does Loves communion
Bless IN OUR land, sterile nniont
NO. oft times conjugal felicity
thus disturbed-ay,. cen in THIS city
Yet may the barren, IL they try =.
Win sf Iovs Ear eng for %SS her Friend,
The chidless wife's repinngs end
But not the provocative power
With visor clothe the impotent "
suppress gleet, whate'er its date,
Eruptions from the skin il chases
IN, Mnd brings back beauty and the graces;
From T F"sq ss ss1;. assI deceivs' her
And &c, each nd di,Sssss yith care. too)
Th,.e , ,r ,"S H.. 'la gnrr ,orm Is he'r To
Shall have stem proof IN contradiction, '" "'''a
Letters-all forms Of attestation-
From the Swans Of every nation;
With grateful missives from all quarters.
P rE by Disease and 9paskery,s martyrs.
Now in their nightly prayers repeat,
Thanks TO Lifes friend, in Nassau street,
And sometimes names the very number
''Nnety-two Nassau"-even in their slumber--
Or, dreaming Of Diseases ordeal,
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
Price a. oe or 2a p s1a s ss. TO sn Part of The
10. ~ North 9Th 81, Philadelphia olO imsd
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yellow FEVER AT New ORLEANS AT the Charity
Hospital on The llth OF October, 10 yellow fever
patients were admitted, 10 were discharged and
died Remaining 6S yellow fever patients,
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Az FOR NEW ORLEANS-First Ship-Ihe ele-
MINI CANT fast sailing ship GEORGE STEVANS, CAE.
Gushing will sail on Wednesday the 18th ST. TIE
part Of her between decks comfortably fitted with
for the accommodation of I'd cabin passengers who
will be taken moderate only limited number
can be taken Those desrous of securing berhs will require
make immediate application board the ship at pier 10 L.
r., orto JOHN HERMAN,
81 South street. w all street.
n BThe spleud well known packet ship Francis Depau
has unequaed accommodation for cabin I'd cabin and
age passengers. Apply as above ol6r
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J. SOFIA, ,s

CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT:
MR. SORIA begs leave respectfully INFORM his friends and
u the public in general that OWN ne depressed state of
the times he has reduced his er cent below the regu
lar charges. - -, a .
pressed will find II much TO their vantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do wto ca'i win such articles
Of wearing apparel may need dyg OF pressing All orders
will be punctualy attended to, spcles done up In the
H;s 5rsnches are ar No 2T ST., No 352 Bowery and
357 Grand 81. Also branch ui,Vn 81 DIookxn and
Newark, N. j. corner Of Br 80 snu sshngion fiace
Merchants have all KING, oSeu anu Put up IN
the r original forms, and on m '"N 'e'"'s'
Principal office 400 Piarl 81. huS0 5m"ec
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@LADIEs' AND MISSES SHOES.

@LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
~ CHEAPER THAN EVER.
A 7 WALKERS OLD STAND, 4ls Broadway, where
be found complete Of all the different
kinds coors and sizes for ladies' misses and children
Caters Boots. Bpskins, slippers and walking shoes Also,
India Rubbes and and proof shoes Of the
latest style and fshion ladies' misses aud Caters
all Kinds and c9los "a the gees style and variety OF all
boots and Shoes of ench calf c1ase and 6ne in
all their variety ready made made
notice Gentemens overshoe and
of other goods, at WALKERS, 4l9 Broadway,
corner Of Canal
N Beads of families, by patronzing this ablshment,
will find a saving of Is to 30 per cent. o2 lm~ec
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NEW YORK @ a BOSTON

SOUND PILOT
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots, takes charge as master and
~ pilot Of vessels bound New Bedford Nantucket
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
FIR PORTS. Ofcs at Frye s shaws Nautical store, 222
street. Beekman Reference a number of
chants and the several Insurance Companies in this city, Bos.
ton and Portland ivIa smr
- BOOTS AND SHOES-WILSON JOHN
~8S SON, Successors John Hutchings, deceased,
have hand and for SALE from the best manufactures in the
country
100 Gases Coarse sewed and Pegsed Boots men and boys
1000 Pair Morocco Buskins.
1000 Ladies' Fine slippers.
5000 Chdrens Shoes, various color
500 " Womens and misses Caters.
1000 India Rubbers trimmed and plain.
For sale in lots suit purchasers, their
100 CHATHAM STREET, opposite Roosevelt
BThe being open until 10 o'clock the evening,
country merchants opportunity goods
their leisure, s28 I'm IN
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DoIrpr G. EyTpA ALLAN HAIR WASH

DO11RI,E EXTRA ALLAN HAIR WASH.
isr s bsen dcoysrsd THE successful expaton of that
most offensive disease Of pRiJFF
- ; ill., La. or. Nos nmmer season. been applied and
mas, dp h 1bons,nJ paSsct Gentlemen and in
instance has 4 i ialle9 smost CHEMICAL CURE
7, l AN Every oni and shifa phys
clans aud chemists for sale by Il, I,sr s ana asun
selves of its ben''e single wash in b ssFie
coat of he PifSSrrepssppn - p,ul n
bottle AMI GRANGER Ia. - - leow.
eatment of whcb attention entirely to those dspa, ns
diseases of The Weayae has with uniform snecs
The remedies used Tor the aboSe eliar women N''
new N their effects and new are new IN their a
Hours from II yi "a IGs No. Amiy Ssstp epara'on'
'''"'Vn' oil amsr
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Yellow FEVER, The Wilmington Chronicle OF
the 10 h inst. saws: We understand it is currently
reported through the country that the yellow fever
is IN Wminst ton the report is incorrect We had,
Z fortnight or three weeks age, several cases OF bill
Gus fever, brought on by imPrudence, which proved
fatal Since that time we have had but little sick
ness Our town has been remarkably healthy
ior several years past, and we believe it is as free
rom disease at this time is usual at this season of
the year
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr.-CoNsuLs-
William Hogan, of Georgia, tor Nuevitas, in Cuba,
in the place OF VIM H. Free resigned.
A. Follins. for Omoa and Truxlo, IN Honduras.
Hope G. Eaton, OF Maryland, tor Lyons, in
France, in the place of N. Berry, resigned.
Pedro de Reg Estrada, for Merida and Sisal,
in YucaIan, in the place of c. Thompson, Jr., re-
signed
MARsHAL-William H. Passett, TO be Marshal of
the United States, Tor the Western District of Lou-
siana, in the place OF Gervais Fontenot, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

CouRr FOR r.E CONNECTION OF ERRORS Tues
day, Oct 10 No. Thomas Denny vs.. The Man
haitian Company Mr. Samuel A. Foote was heard
for plfs N error
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY


OYSTERS al68h Fulton street, opposite st. Paus-
NAPOLEON COURTIN takes pleasure in informing
those persons who have heretofore honoed him with their
ronage and those who willing continue same vor
that the Bay Oysters with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar &c
hem and which has given them the of
that his aloon recently elegantly fitted up offers tine
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There Will always be found il choice collection of the
mage sparkling and still Hook, Champagne Chambertin
Pommard, Voney, Latte Laroze Leoville, St. Ju &c
and all sorts OF foreign wines and cordials.
lie keeps constantly hand the above
box together with Preserves Sweet Oil aud Fr.css aezar
Goods purchased from his establishment
to part OF the CITY, Oysters will be there's lerc-
purchasers IN ~qured) and opened by Of the
tne estaoIshmetts CO in"ec
ONTARIO BANK DlVIDEND.-Twenty per cent ON the
" capital STOCK Of this Bank will be paid the Stockholders
on the LIST day OF November of the surplus
the Office at Canandagua lieu Of the ordinary
dividend due that day Stockholders reside at the
Albany Stockholders will be paid the Albany City Bank
Stockholders residing Utica will be paid the Branch
Utica Stockholders of Utica the Banking House
Canandagua The transfer books will be closed the
slant for ten days
By order of the President and Directors
, ii. b. GIBSON, Cashier.
Canandagua, Oct S, 1913. ito Ms
Lady, who experienced teacher takes into her "a
my number Of children exceeding and
snt nome 20 The Pupils and TO advance them their studies
Geat attention will be paid their health morals
ne location Is very healthy and retired There are now
three vacancies. 49, S''
Satisfactory references given For further INQUIRE
OF oH2wS rrc j. j. BUTLER, 10 John ST.
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NOPPER-lOO CAGES OF extra quality English shep.
from II 10 ~ Just Uceived per ecenfas es
sale by
eSs Elk COLLINS acc
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TO THE LADIES.
RNGLETs, FINE AND WIFE CURLs, BRAIps.
rzettes. PLAIN Bands, Bows Head Dresses Net Cans
die Heads. " H''
M. IL M. LARUE.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer.
l62 Canal, corner of Varick,
ha now on hand large and splendid assortment of the
ape articles which they selling greatly reduced prices
ey are oil the latest fashions and in
epr manner in their and peculiar mparting beam
ny ich lnse 70 the hair and durability the curl una
taed by any other manufacturer.
I'd urls altered to pattern, and made look like new
at trfing expense. '. ''
liberal allowance made to retailers. sle lmsr
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
- REDUCED PRICES.
" subscriber constantly receiving fresh supplies the
above Justly celebrated pens which he offers TO the trade Al
w low rates la addition to the styles well known ne
recently introduced the following patterns viz
os and Principally Pens, fine and medium
pots.
o. arCaligaphic Pen-a prime article on pictorial cards
los 9and lo-Washngton Penvery dns point and elastic
osuperb cards. ~ $3.50 1850
evidence Of the high estimation in which these Pens are
nd, the following statement is made
The number OF Pens manufactured at the works Of
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec l8i TO Dec. lSi2
1852 O02
he public cautioned be their guard against ,pur
o. articles Zach package of the genuine pens bears fac 81
me oil Mr. HftllNi9 av spa sws For sale by
HENRY JEsSOP, Importer 81 John street.
~, good supply Of wndes and Mosley Cos London
I...g.
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. BOOT AND SHOE STORE.


public that he has commenced business in the above
line at No Nassau street. where he will thankfully
faithfully execute all orders he be favored with the
most reasonable for cash jy22r
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FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up stars
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufactuershas
"A. always hand large for dinner
in plain white and gilt French Porcelain well duennd
dessert plates OF all sizes assorted dishes soup coed
dishes, salad bowls fruit baskets cusards and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek French I'D Aeri-
can shape
All the articles warranted Of the best quay and be
sold liberal terms and in lots 70 suit purchase SO Ga.
JAMES LACY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, go John street near William,
~ continues make up Gentlemen's garpan OF suRnor
workmanship, and the fashionable ne, at his sua
low prices Gentlemen in Of and honabe Goth
ing should call and examine his select STA Of goods bore
purchasing elsewhere trial will be su:ient TO convince
the economical that for beauty Of f.ye Of workman
ship and such extraordinary low prc TINS establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
U- Gentlemen furnishing their owToods can have them
and trimmeda perfect t warra or me price of the
goods returned ol2 lmec TERMS CASH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

Dominica Persons hsy9f n: DIRK butebes a.cs 1s
Re - esent the with the vouchers tbereoc %
sabsenber at tne house No: % Mercer street Also All
3se iahs 70 the state of said deceased make payment
m2o 10 NYll 6miuwsss D0''''''N' I"
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right of pre-empon lands
within the limits of the townships above numeated
qured establish the of the Register
aud Receiver of the proper land office and make there
for practicable after seeing this notice and before
the day appointed for the of the public sale
the township embracing the claimed above designated
otherwise such claim will be forfeited. -
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Of an order Of the Surrogate of the County
dims AGAINST John Carre late of the ety of New YnI
NIX shop keeper deceased present the same with the
pucne ereol 10 the subscribers and all persons m
ne estate are requested % make immediate payment
Dated New York, October H. isi3 90 IN, MT ~
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the SnTrog,,s -, 49,, -
XIX q New fPss "lee hereby given all persons hsy
hereof ~ b to present the same with the yoneSs
10 81 ", SUBSCRIBERS, at the office OF Edmund nsrrv
ohiean,h street IN the city of New York on or hefor. TX,
fnteenth day Of September next SWIM oh Vi Deiors the
dated New York, the 18th dav Of Mach ,o,,
JACOB HARVEY
m Is f,wenr a.. JAMES C. BELL
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EEx FOR SAYANNAH-First Regular Packet with
MA desPatch-Ths first class fast sailing ship LANCA-
xha6SHRE, Capt Lyons burthen $50 tons, wtnl sail as
above, her regular day.
Having accommodations for cabin second ca
bin and steeage those intending embark should
make immediate application board foot of Dover st. to
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street,
Of San
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kE& FOR LIXERPOOL-Regular packet oil the 25th
kEE%H OctoberThe well known fast sailing packet ship
as above, being her regular day ' ~ ~
Her accommodations cabin second cabin and steerage
passengers by port and as num-
curing berths should make early applicationon to
JOS. McMURRAY, 100 Pine street
OFT Corner of South
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%<>n TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH OR
MME1lEKGU S. Mai "Tr:Weeky Line to ssysnn sfs
a9zE4sK IL eonnexop with the Central Railroad to
packet, GENERAL CLINCH Capt j. p Brooks, and
~ Tuesday Thursday Saturday morning at o'clock az
ter the arrival of the Wilmington boats the NORTH
from Macon.
Travellers will find this be the cheapest and most expedi-
ons route to the south and The above boats fitted
up superior style and pains will be spared
ensure certainty comfort and expedition the travelling nh
lic JOHN B. LAFITTE, Agent
80 Fzsimmons' Wharf, Charleston
Charlest01 september, 18f3 sl7 2m$r
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.f& FOR NEW oRLEANs-LLouisians and New
n1ekesil the slst Oct The fast sailing packet ship
OCONtE, Capt Jackson will sail above her regular day
For freight having handsome furnished
daons apply board Orleans wharf foot of all street.
T.. X. COLLINS & co. Sc South .trest
Shippers may rely upon having their goods by line cor
rectly measured.
Agents in New Orleans, Hullen < Woodruff who will
promptly forward all goods to their address
The packet ship Shakespeare Capt Allen Miner will succeed
the OCONEE, and sail the 10th Nov, her
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ENGLISH SCHOOL,
cp.,, i HAVANA ,y1A, ISLAND OF CUBA;

" La
THIS Academy established years age under Inc pa
uonage o the former ntendem General the island and
other osnepsnec individuals OF the nobility
TINS city lie o0cduced on the plan OF The German 'symna-
sa ana the TOO" oi the inerrogatve" All
scholars English language and many of them
speak it habituay and fuently
Inc hcpal has the experience of schools France
many. England, and the United States. His chief aim is 10
give the youth entrusted his knowledge
those branches of polite required in all
active careers, and are applicable to any.
me copne OF study thersore comPrehenss the Engsh,
Natul Philosophy the PRACTICAL part of Mathematics and
Professors Of divers and reside IN the
and all the clssses receive rotation instruction
IRON the director
Such has attended this plan of tuon tina,
CT the pup under twelve years ages write and
Two foreign languages IN perfectly Ineligible
those OF npeT years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition only of the Spanish, bat of other
nguafe Is thus placed within the reach Of the the
nqush The many which from ed
ucation The object Of the Principal desiring to receive
youths from the United States facilitate the
oil the hhgish for his Spanish pupils which service
would be doubly repaid them by by the and
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young c
mate the house being airy in henthu
spot at short distance from the containing within its
limits ne bath and complete gymnasium for the
OF the pupils health Two youths, lately arrived from
ny have passed the summer the scoo In perfect health
the PRINCIPAL married and his wife
~ &c OF ne junior department.; children are received at
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undsturbed
ne terms $40o payable three months In ad-
tepte There are no extras except clothes and books
ALEXANDRA MORALES, ESQ
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENsARY, 2et1 Fulton street nes,
N 0reenwcn-Dr Morrison Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London. and formerly Surgeon the British Nal
conuue: be consulted daily all diseases Of delicate
nature and all those distressing consequent
dcious treatment, and the impdcnt fquack medicines
p "a ma. had an s.pe,snce o. twenty wo yeais n treating
mild safe and infalbe substitute mercury eradca
ing tho veneea with certainty hout subectng the
patent 70 risk restricting him ia nusual diets pu
suits while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per
Of the prostate gland acc empaned with much i
and dull about these Of the
auenees Of maltzeatment. Dr. M.
Efc promoting absorption Of the tckened npcula
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY Thousands OF young
suffering from the consequences of indulgence
destructive whose nerves further injured from
the Of nosums pretended specifics, which stimulate
Ierely principles. end never fails in establishing
Letters paid containing suitable fee, will
TIE correspondent full advice and medicine any part Of
Greenwich jy2i lmsr
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
IrvEyTEp AID rRErlnkp ~

TINE Se;snGc co@Sinsuon Of Ingredient: OF which hs.
Pills are conpossd made them tho wonder and adm
ration Of the world They known all Euope 10 h.
the only discovered that proved INVARIABLY
cases beng that thew must not lie during pegnsn,y
Cr though always mild sae and healthy they certain
Ths directions translated into English and arc eu,elo,s.
o,nd with seal Of the importer sampcd Each hos ~"
sps the signature of NJ dc Boudeoaue and the Ens,sb az
ectioiss have tho signature Of Dr. H. MELVEAU suthorsj
agent for the continent Of America.
They en be Isans,alTeo by mail par, Un,ua
York. will n-st with inmediss .uennor All Iettes mns,
be post paid Sold y Cherry near Csthr
yrsil iio - le's..'" w
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PRIVATE MEDICAL NUIICE!
TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS

THERE class ofinyads who merit the warmest
patty of all who desire alleviate the suerngs of the az
aeeS That class consist. Of those who sboring unds,
thonEhles youth often mpeed by passion the
tgion of evil example, What pabe SIGHT there be-
than that for instance OF the father Of amIy who long
,nee rspented Of his youthful eno bur who bears about with
him his aud perhaps transmits his innocent of
spring the Of his former Deescy
queny falls hands Of uneducaed Many
young again, deferred from entering
ing in their system.
To all such sufferers the College Of Medicine aad Pharmacy
the city of New York. offer the of security secon
dairy disease aud for the removal Of when app aren't their
and celebrated Pansan Alternative MIXTURE"
siysy used BY Mr. RcosD IN the vene.ea Hospiia Of Paris
with directions for and labels which
unpleasant remarks. These guaranteed
sufficient quantity Of this remedy all syph.
nc mpunts. Of the blood cutsneous ePt9ns Of
the throat and n0des ulcers the bones Pu
chaser all times correspond with consulting Phys-
clan of the College Price Of the IS EACH Safely Tor
waded all Of the Union Canada and West
Ike and medicine put up that
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agen.
Principal Office Of the COLLEGE, 81 Nassau street, New York
3mW re-
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nv On pN, STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

T'EE FOL OWING REMAINS will FACE BE-
M sss!y nut a.s
ss1: - an er s5 fs' s, ps,ss.: Sh:
sss. s.ss y,srs. s r
aTee nssr sn ha srs
~: . .sss e. + q; gs;s
IN v.1y ifiiisHms p''"' ana se"e'0"s accompanies
XIV IL s'ss Ss:s &.
On '' .. .
% . sS sn IL , 81 ss:s:, in
nps: ps.:v, , @Ss6
or Us o s % sns %
hensh structure may thus re main unnotced for length time
T aif SO:s
But What specially lead, the enon on from ,h. d.orse,
the idea that structure annot e!, 90 long 2. no mens
neuIs often s1.,. for year. Without poase. snv very
o ss % Of
this state that these remarks published
ssS:
viii long Wi, As%
Nov !. fact And which :ysy "a phynsan WIN IL
alone can never car. 'etuIs In proof Of thu. nothing
have been tai ali manner Of thnss-ss coioed dros,
and pill. and eoIdsl and The lie fSI ,Os..hsl
sss: ss:.sS IS:
sss ss i:: s.
.ns gs
itss a: e wet little
hns ssy how cns aS; gsSrsf 9.,sd
o e. than IA a. sn S.hs but
as .nSiS isfss
g. os..sn tc be ss' and
:s ii , %S
common that the writer rarely Of structure land
ne ass.
s a.S q o Tp1 % NJ n. o.
With regard to the S1,s Of on this ;ubecs
hat this free pain ssnsrsy ACCOM- ee:s
R:hedu very Little tine 30 much !h; could
this art such II. sa Of X.
ns ssss%Ss the structure
s:G $ .hS E 70 IN
called me FriYcte Ifsatse il which not only stsiture
s', he
s sas1s
prise them than the sad certainty Of his means Of
have to ws s a' arc arranged Tor those who may
rely with confidence what has been advanced Win
S.sn sns as .ina n x he 1
T Sn the
Esq., %:;' s:e'ss
ted refer to almost Physician Of sninsnce in this
d. Ralph committed at his private residence No. g Green
wsS (, hs :s any
AP SANss CPS NEW YORK AND NEWARK q
an Esprss. between New wal Ys
az d Gr ns ran ion and dsys
nd bills and al other business Esp.::
sS Stsf il New YSI. No Van and i. Newark
Lev: Lev: S::.'E !: 4 h q f
dlece ADAMS co.