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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

TREMENDOUS DsAsrER.-We learn from the steamer
vlctress from Cincinnati, which touched at Bayou
Sera on the morning of the 10Th inst that The regular
nacket CLpper No l. plying between NV Orleans
and that place, and commanded, and we believe owned
by that veteran and proverb'ay careful gentleman
Captain Laurent, met with an accident wh'c" occa'
stoned the loss of many lives. While she was backing
out of the port proceed to unica her boilers BURST
tearing off all her midship cabin, and causing her to
sink Immediately TO her hurricane deck we learn tha'
CAPTAIN Laurent, who vas the stern of the hurr-
cane deck at the moment, well several others,
escaped by swimming, and were saved The whole
number saved was perhaps six TO ten, and OF those
who persisted, over 90 ~ Orleans Bulletin, ospt, %
CHARLES WORKMAN, LoTTEky FENDER Richmond
"a SELL! tickets Lotteries advertised by j. e. Gregory
& TO-. and TN the same terms. .,.,
SPLENDID Schemes for this month"; as per sKesch OF Iap
Prizes annexed -.
liIl-s6O, 900, 3U,U00 &c.-Tickets s2u
aIst-S3u.M1, 10000, 8c.-1'lrkets Slo
9th -S35, 29i 10000 &c.-Tickrts $40
" All orders confdrni u, aud attended To WIN dispatch, anu
The drawing forwarded received here . :,
f--"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

:, "'' 36-w3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

MARGARET BISHOP IN THE FKLD-THK MuLxN-
MUM.-Margsret Bishop is again in the field. and
breaches to- morrow.
Here is her poslon,--
TIA srRuro srREEr, 7th day, 9Th month, lsaa.
To J. GORDON BErNETr, Ese.-
Thou will much oblge me by informing your readers
that we shall lecture in large room on the third floor
in Columbian Hall, asa Grand street. Sunday next at
Sand M. The subject God wiling will be, The
work that the Creator on the TIN day OF tho
cresop, which TO make help meet Tor mxnplsnt
the Garden in Eden-hod a trial on man, woman. and
sasnpass sentence-drive out tho man. lest he should
take Of The tree OF life and live eernally with the tsrss
In his bloodle out tho why ard to other husbandmen"
who are now demanded render fruits In their season.
neing the body, soul and sprit-thst the "omega" may
nnish his work in this gencraton-that may obey
me n, command. multiply and replensh the sarh-re
gam ms power have dominion over the creatures, and
suooHe the devil and his angelsths the thousand
years or millennium may show to and angels tho
power OF the Creator the love of the Redeemer and the
united love OF the sancers moher) with tho futber
IN raising the whole creation to the enjoy
by the Almighty IN his my sterious plan
have stated the above rereah thv u,ercorv
in doctrines but the mode Of editing the notice leave
to thy dictaton.
remain with respect
MARGARET l.. BISHOP
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THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
IN CONNECTION WITH
THE PAVILION.

THE HEW s seA YeI 81: eI
known NO, only 70 the AmsT
many % 9e Of ID visited
States The proprietor olhe e,snlshmen,s grateful ior the
a b the s% he ss; al
e
commencement Of AID meet the exgepces Of
Vii
f s sas; nse hnS an those
ct almost Other househey limit their expenditure
;n' sn iprs6
Ths
proved OF European cookery by e.peTsnesd rsSGn
son Vito those II The best Pansan rel. suistsur,
Ss
..ofl guests The WATERS and other attendant.
s ns%
@ s. with hs
the most families, with splendid Yin. rooms
81 /: nh: :s & ssss s
where hot and c9d water bath, nsy be had from in the
the
sDs able IN "s
TRs
the Oaher; supplied viii large wrapping gowns Pes
IL. o s. ssssSsD s s tina. will
i either to the q e. the M
and he Battery marine promenade which COM
Ts OF o: s
1.-THE PAVILION"
AT NEW BRI0H TON,
and fitting in superior style Of elegance and conot
Those who have not the Pavilion may form some idea
hundred and Sy be comfortably aee0mmoda
Along pncipa trent, which is upwards Of two hundred
and thirty feet in length noble pieZza formed by lofty
columns The piazza fronts the Bay Of New York. and com
mds the splendid views q the Jersey shore the CITIES
e New and Brooklyn the Hudson East rivers Long
Island and the coast Of Staten Island. nearly far a the
Narrows.
The grand dining roo which the and best
poportIoned the United States ABLY accommo
date three hundred and fifty guests and ball ro'm Alto
gether unrvalIed. tN... -
There CORRIDOR which averses the Of the
establishment, about fifteen feet Width and OF the same
length the piazza, which admirable for
the ladies and CHILDREN either wet weather when the sun
powerful permit their venfuripg abroad; this
with the each Of which there corrdu 81
1856 et length also und. The whole building well
The wax, and drives Staten Island varied and beau
fu From the Pavilion there excellent roads leading
the Narrow the Light house. round Amboy Bay TO Rich
mond and the Kills and through the centre OF the lsland by
hoe Of the Union; and the sea bathing
is excellent
The Proprietor is ing for daily supply Of
the aes from the principal Springs at Saratoga ?" that the
these waters wi bout the Inconvenience OF performing Ia
tiguing and disss eeable journey Of 200 miles.
There sdnR and SMOKING for the gentlemen, IN
building altogether detached from the Pavilion.
miles, and during the whole Of the god and
well appointed steamboats, will erve Pier No. the North
RIVER and New Brighton, regul.y hour from halfpa.
in the morning, unil in the evening The distance
generally performed in twenty-five miprtesi .Sc.nn
NAL 2tw 5w ..l.r Globe Hotel, 66 Broadwsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

WANTkD-A situs'ion udener by julius w rau.sen
married man, with small family who was ~ H.y;ns
these ten ye,s made the and h
mends his services eIther gentleman desrous ..
greenhouses where choice collect'o OIL sxoucs
to be Cultivated He Is also vegetable gardener For refer
snce. apply toJ Perry ESQ No Se. sd.ssed to
w. Pa ULSEN, Of the German Society," io3 raiton
STREET, will meet with strict aitentIon m.0 ~
WARD WANTED ANY pcrson having asnall yMd :. Irt,
i a reasonable near ~ tenant Dy naoeSsne
line st,trg end alton, 10 Box ls9 Upper roa
ferred.
Scho, Furnirue for ,95 Bowery oppoaite Sppg st.
Persons IN uch may hear OF bargain oY applying as
.hov. I...H AIR
A FEW GENTLEMEN Of steady h'bits be sccommo
n datsd th good DO d IN private fam
az 204 Also few day boades can DC accom-
mOdated reasonable term paror aud Dedroom
10 LET with or without board a3ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

HOLIDAY PERroRMAScEs.-Our whole Juvenile popu-
laton will fnd that the fine weather appears with the
advancing spring, Banum increases the attractions
he American Museum, and especially Of the afternoon
and evening perform Of Saturday. Those who 70
to-day will see that wonderful giant boy Who though
only eleven years old. weighs 256 pounds, and whose
board is perfect caution to Dan Sweeney. The conf.
cal winchell, the beautiful Miss Mary Darling, Chang
Fopg. and the elegant little dancer Miss Ph ips her
first a. pearRpce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

Mr.. BKNNErr-
The officers of the post office, f lowing in the
wake of the Wall street banks, refuse to take The
Spanish quarters Of dollar for than % cents
Does not the act of Congress make the coin
legal tender for Is centsl Does not The act oil Con-
gress make the Spanish shilling legal tender tor
l2a cents? If this be so, and my impression s that
such is the fact would it not be well for the Post
master to look to the matter? The banks Of Wall
street may manage their funds their own way,
but if the act OF Congress regulates the value OF this
coin, the public officers have no authority TO vary
that value. Give us light upon this subject, and
oblige SPANISH QUARTER.
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DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.

=. BROWNE 4 CO, Mauufscturers Losdon and New
TN sy o. H.rys
he has for ,ae ssj Rreadwsy these are n
=: sH Ts % III ss:.:
. ss h: /: &: sss
Dealers professors are particularly invited and will end
his method of transac.ing busins,s
.7oMl &wy.ee sss Bro,dway and d ,5X Sh:mSsi at.
FOR sALE-Thre note, drawn " he late WT Post, De.
on Which there ". a sSGu; ;s,. The
n:s; rl dispose Of tn: Ssstn e ,
q EIsHs HATS 30. FISH. F..kOn..l. Halter.
on: r.: a: X;
Which ;A and :S.ss:
s % q sss: Y.is S..a:3 ! %
]
s s:is ;i +: %s III
.uc the subscriber. Hat. 70 .hie. spse. ss. On h.
Of Sfs x. ' S s@. s1' .i;S an
s .ssn %ss e es."ss
sSs Ssy i:is Ii.
1.To SSys5 S HE'D SHIHSE. Mas q.
principal elements IF humao beauty What cw be less ps
thu Sss 81 n;ss &: e q:
Ieprsach; modeTv
ss .s:S's p Ss b.. TSs
Tonic w'lt all epd by
s.sospE ,hs S,s s,s viii sowS i'm:
o. JSpe's Hair Tonic will the d,aridat
These cts do not Say so"bu testimonial
rs;s$:;:S, s S$S s:SA rA. ;::
SPAClOUSA ND kAsHIONABLE HOTEL IN
~ IN PHILAD tLtHA. ~ r.
The fashion bic Hotel, Marshall Hpuse, capao ,e "
EsX accommodating 80 situate pa Snesl::s
betwe 6th and 1th in PM oeg
recentv much improved and repaired tn9"snoss
reduced rent, for term OF wears; Apply 70
SAMITEi. powell. 207 Chestnut street, or 10
'h"oHL ~" JOSEPH u. TOWNSEND,
mn, ,,.~ ,n., 500 Arch street.
-. FOR sALE-The Farm formerly occupied by WI
Jaw Coe s,tusted Rsmspo, Rock county. contain
excellent land meadow ant ullable with
t ~. .o,y dwell house and o. her houses Also
rs srpe orchard ut slsof Of fs Mt kinds;
mile. Of the New York and Ere rsosd.s miles from Ny
cI som Hsv-,staw also whIn ola mule OF Prrsbyte
ian urch and miles from Duten Reformed church
has been occupied for the ia 20 years. and still
irst rate stand for business. -. -.
For terms srpy EDWIN COE, No 90 Bowery, or Of
A brsham Hogenksmp, Ciarkstown. RockIsnd county
as STR
isFKANCIy PATENT LIFE BOAT O6os k::;;'
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HER AT LAW WAVryD

He AT LAW WANTpD.
NEfT HUsRE SuNNSss fo M Csps.n S % n
East India 7 adr who New vork iS3 Ne desired
= r,,rro TO ENGLAND OF th- death fhs fsks
No 10 Tokenhcpse Yard London.
Bit believed hat he has lately assumed IN. name of
smvth se skusm
MECHANICS, AND WORKISGMEN'S MEETING
AZ ~ saturd fh' ah OF Alr 1875 ght o'clock az
l.. FTsue Hall The Mechanics and wo'fiIsmsn Of Inc
city OF New Yo invite their fellow Graf at the
ssrys p,scs sy:nirE next to consider he Do
measures 90 his election aid ciisn W 81 vat
ing cur worh fellow capc 'irna ion which his
teE,My snd upright cond u'Iy ft him oceupy
The list Of sGn-rs for the call Of this mestps will BE-
Iooo lnI~e nuy Sun. on sat,Idy morning Al 2ts~c
pM NET BOOK Los FIN p1ui, from Ncvs1E IN Nv
Yrs on Tuesday the 9Th inst, in the ock e,n
OF on boaro OF the steamboat, ing h Nor lost
my pocst book containing ya',ous vouehsn
dso NY I'M pr sor that the rocker eook stole,
my pocket on bsa the boz crossing the North A
paymen Of The vouchers have been stopped be
no ose 70 any one but mysel and all h.rsby
on against the same Iiben Will b
tens TO at is7 East Market Newark or give me in
a13Sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

SIR +
In your report, on the 9th instant, Of the seduo-
ter Wilson, ESQ counsel for the plaintiff. in his
address to the Sherfs Jury, represents the store-
said parties in the case as being members Of the
Church in 7th street. As duty which is due to
the members Of said church, and in order that the
public may be dlsabused in relation to this matter,
would respectfully request that you publish the
fact that none of the above named individuals are
| or ever have been members of the Seventh street
Church. JOSEPH b. WAKKLRY.
Pastor Of Seventh street Church,
NEW YORK, April 7th, 1913
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? ?. M MG6SAAs,. }seer-'aris..

ECTURES ON ANCIENT EGYPT.-Mr. GEORGE
On EVE; S s ssy and
sss v Fs
losn Monuay Evening: 10th April ha-past clock-
asy 7,S and thursday aoh April a, the sa%e
The Programme Of subjects in this Course
SseS ss s, new OF o.
ne take ~ Egyptian Archaeology where that work
The Lecture. vii b. s'ucidatd by copous and beautiful
seIie: Of large ec. Illustrations that have been prrpd
Il. IsS a Al
Iss and
s D S +.
he Nom !hsT sIssss,
Ssss.sS :; sssS;sss ',ssa
1H a1 3 e. e. ss s;hs2 xs sa S
and r. % I
son African Nations to
@ Ct r b. too ~
Nile. coored idea of its sngu ply
Ticket. be had a, the bookstores of Bartlett welfd
sS B,Gsdwsy; Ca I 60 S2 Be.dway and T. Grow
Office the New World 80 Ann and the door of Nbo.
TwG DGs .a One Do;
N. POST ST. OF ( s 5CE, ~,
NORTH MAIi-Frsm aud after this day the North Mail
NJ; i. assss all the Mails closed hale
pI az 81 49, JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM P. M.
or 1TN2 sTEk sGRA State.
Letters PATENT Nov 3, s3s-Manufaeured by L. B. Swan,
The attention of Druggist, and other vender, of Soda Water
complicated aud troublesome heretofore
The advantages Of the Atmosherc Fountain over the old
method the economy o. apparatus, the original
the being less than tn Of the old
simplicity Of construction being such that any of
ordinary capacity readily operation and
the rng Of for supplying IT,
with the small Of labor ,ured and lis com
pact form.
in various parts the United States Canada
e West Indies and South Amerca and, be
certificates in the hands OF the aud agents.
entire satisfaction.
Druggists AID others in the Southern States est Indies
will find this ouatain parculy adapted their climate
Will not eImen or pjue the seasons.
Full directions for putting and apparatus
ing the different varieties OF syIups &c each
FAle sale BY the pr ,pretor, also by
Geo D. Coggeshai, AL Pearl street. New York. General
Agent
Lawrence = Reese, l2l Nj ,den Lane.
Williams Mabee Ciapp, SO Maiden lane.
A. B D. sands 70 Fulton ct.
U-CAUTION-AU persons are cautioned ax ainst manu-
sctsriDg nsi Infringement upon this spp,ias
Pasnee determined TO protect his ntetes the leas
encroachmeAt. L. 8. SWAN.
2msec
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FROM THE WEST We are indebted to Pomsroy
IL Co., No Wall street, for northern and western
papers far in advance of the mail.
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ATCA LARGE AND HIGHLY RESPECTABLE

At LARGE AND HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
"A Meeting Of Mechanic Manu- Dealers who
feel ,h' mselvss asgevedb by the perncou Of
hawking pedal held agreeable call at Military AL
Bowery oppo'te Spring street. Tuesday evening" April
fh The meetag having baen addressed by number Of
temsp the following resolutions were un ado
Resolved, That the Dealers, Manufacturers and Me-
cnsncs o. the g o. New o aful of future wefar
and watching with eacu' all chmenn which will
ron US o3ut rshs citizens and lend withdraw from
thit comic! md support which is Justly due frugal
"a indus rSSs m de rus of pi homes. liveihod
resolves T.a sa dity urseve Our families,
.IH our pstrI 70 use oar mot sten-oos. ia m
Tyb i.r Z n robbery wi hoa, the means of redress.
he5nNe That We wi lie honor ,ble ans untried
towards the redress Of g kuowing e. be ~
aud ps coure, free from malice, but fearful in conse-
gu .nces. = n. i.Ilf .
Resolved That all ask equal rssponsb itywe
Der heavy penalties landlords for TO
e Tor taxes; whereas the under such emoar
n ana we must not only our ba.iuess but
must pay his taxes ihs under the recessy OF sup
port while the hawkr free; and we by
no means certain ne not sappng the foundation OF our
publican principles Ir - ...
Resolved, That we petition the Honorable, the Common
Council of the City and County of New York stating
grievance and praying for immediate redress.
Resolved, That at the same place Saturday
evening" April Sth half o'clock for further
Resolved That the proceedings OF this bs signed by
bune. . CORT PIesi lent,
J. UNDERHILL Vice President.
d MORGAN, y..,,,x;..
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HUDSON RIvER.-One hundred miles are clear o
ice 1t is expected that the river will be open to
Albany in day or two.
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PILOT Boar LAUNoH.-A beautiful pilot boat Of
10 tons will be launched this afternoon, between
the hours OF two and four o'clock, from the shipyard
of Hathorn ~ Steers, Williamsburgh, intended for
the use of Robert Thompson & Co. She is one of
the prettiest crafts destined for the brny wave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

ANOTHER YoRKsHTRE.-A splendid new ship, of
nine hundred tons, is building on the Menimack
for Captain Ferris ofthls city. She is to be called
the Yorkshire.
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Circuit Court.
~. AZ

present Judge Kent.
ArRu 7.-Charies "A. Nolan Henry a. Biankman and
Benjamin j. Biankmen.-This action for assault
and battery. The damages laid at $4,000 The plain
Messrs Taylor and Warner appeared for the defendants
appeared by the evidence that in July last the plaintiff
and his sisters were walking the Battery The defend
ant there also remark made BY one of the Ia
dies 'there Is Capt Blankman." This remark was re.
piled 10 by Capt Blank it'll approbrous epthets
applied to one1o the ladies' the plantR ard
the defendant struck him violent blow and followed it
by striking him several times The principal interest
in the however out of the situation of the par
ties and the circumstances preceding the assault The
plaintiffs wife is the daughter OF Mrs Elizabeth Ordro
naux, widow Of Johr Ordronaux who died in ls4l eav
ing property Henry A. Blankman ono OF the
defendants about time of Mr. Ordronauxs death be
inmate Of the family. His entrance into the fa.
my soon followed by difference between Mrs. Ord.
and her children resulted in the children leav
ing their MOTHER who LAS SINCE and time of the as
sault complained Of living with Capt. Blankman Il
alleg the part Of the plaintiff the cireu
defendant Henry A. Bankmans interference
in the family and driving the children from IT, was an ag
gravation OF the assault and demanded exemplary DANA
ges The cause summed up by Henry w w amer Esq
the part OF the defendant, and by g N. Reynolds
the part of the plaintiff His Honor in charging jury
and concluded by telling them that they were dves'
their minds Of ali prejudice created addresses OF
both counsel The simple question for them to determine
assault and battery committed on the plaintiff and
IT, from the evidence, they come to that conclusion they
should in assessing damages take into consdeIa alton the
time place and circumstances under which they
committed The jury retired about o'clock and 10
O'clock returned with verdict Of $3.50 against Captain
Blsnkman, and acquitted the other defendant
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General SessfOns.
Before Recorder Tsllmadge Judge Lynch and Aldermen

Before Recorder Tsmadge. Judge Lynch and Aldermen
I M II'1 Leonard and Purdy.
Fanny March L. Csss of John .Ahsrn--The Jury, in
tho case Of John Ahern Mayors clerk indicted for
embezz ement having remained out all THURSDAY night
returned into Court this morning. and stated that they
were unable agree, and the Court discharged them.
They stood ten fer acquittal and two for conviction.
P.IRrcx LovErr was convicted Of stealing load OF
paving stones from VIM. E. Haskins, and sentenced to
enc day confinement in the City Prison. and dollar
fine. ..f
MARY Avn CoroxLrs was convicted Of bigamy in hav.
ing married Joseph Hortegg the l4th Of January
1874, while her previous husband, Lucus Comb lin
two Years. n. .f..a .l.t ...
JOHN HALLxrr tried for an assault and battery on
joseph =. Walton, and acquitted
WILLIAM CRocxeR was convicted of an assault and
battery on John q Kermer.
The Courtthen adjourned to Monday next at IL o'clock
Court Calendar,
SurEnroR CouRr62, SO, IS, o. 100, 80, So 81, 81, lol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

PORTLAND ELEcrIoN.-No choice on the 4th in.
slant. There were four candidates tor Mayor
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TO AMERICAN TRAV ELLERS
GOING TO EUROPE

w. New Bond street and Clifford street also the LON.
DON FAMILY HOTEL, AlbsmaTle street, has the homer
those Houses hays undergone eom ee rsy.on with
OF rarely be with, being selections
PRIV have been gathered together BY
their udsment 500 dozen in bottle
gated, beside quantity Ia wood.
j. NJ has also the honor call the attention Of Merchants
and Gentlemen his establishments in the City, under the
rnansg ement Of his Son,
The North AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE
HOUSE, COCK TAVERN sUBsCRIPTION ROOM,
Visa-vis the New Royal Exchange;
the whole !: n the impc position the City
information, the Subscription Room
from all Of the world the proprietor having pledged nm
procurc the earliest intelligence The charges
the house. - - fr.,.' 70
The Furniture entirely tho Sleeping
pee with in fact, estabshnent in the city
surpsss this it, general accommodation. i m admirably
regards Northerp Eastern, and g. Eastern HAIL
being Ou. few minnie: dry: from their '.nso. sInp
benefit Of those arriving departing by the train mis- Nv qs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-08

VERY LATE FROM BosroN-Adams and Co. ar
rived yesterday with Boston papers of that morning,
thereby performing the shortest passage ever known
between the two cities!
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Mr. EorToR:-
Will you be good enough to inform me and the
public at what price the street contractors sell street
ice, broken and screened? BEExMAN STREET,
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lu-- TO THE LADIES.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
A. BEAyTp s9p;ds,sd il GsiSn with DR. FELIX


nd os. the human
sonsonsnt With but necessary the Of
intellect les: an essential Of persona bssu9
and Importance to those and there many SUCH pos
cro.ehmeni. growth hair to remove tha,
1 Say
y Dr. F r h he
the when annoying hair on the back Of ladies
neck when too hair mole he
''si
and '
neck and arms and ecitins healthy juvenile appearance
69UKAyp's tEoETABLE. ROUGE!
COMPOSED m.ser.ily from flowers and srPles impart.
.ion rubbing with handkerchief or linen CLOTH
""" 9oURAUD,s BLANC p'EspAaNE!
An excellent for mpartpga feke white
u a.
elegant bore. ." 3 cent? each; All.
SS! sa iiss; sf:s1 NJ.
5 Gree. y G:' %ss Eass. w.
SS.hTsn ES;, Sow %: CHAPEL Nsx
ss oSsss &C. Hu
s!Hissas ss: Gs sssfT
s
Fs:
H e. s %snsGss. s' a.n. rssI As.'ndn' C.
Within few y::T. ri. TsmsTl.s!s and useful che
i. attained ihs hsIsst pitch celebrity and consequently
labor Purchasers should therefore on ts;r R%ald . nd
ss .fs'
1s .na ON s
rs GSy office in n the above celebrated
ns In one door 'r0" broadway.
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RAILROAD IN MASSACHUSETTS. The railroad from
Boston to Fitchburg is to be commenced immedi:
ateIy, for the benefit of the farmers at the former
place