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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-03
From the New Mirror.
s T ELL A L E E.

What flirt was Stella And yet if to
be the most bewitching, the most enhancing
enslaver of hearts, entities fair maiden of
seventeen to be firt, then is Stella fully
exonerated, for she was all these-yes, and
ten thousand times more!
Never was there seen such sylph; so
light, so airy, so full of gracel Never was
. little head set SO bewitchingly on pair
Of shoulders, that seemed dimpling with
laughter at their own whiteness; never
was there such a pair of eyes! they were
not black, or blue, or hazel; one could not
tell their colour; but such eyes! Alas, for
the swans, who would not
"From the glance of her eye, shun danger and fly"
for were they not otherwise in pretty
state of commotionl o such humping
and humping of heartsl such Etna's of
sighsl Then such mouth had Stella-fra-
grant as the blossom of the sweet pea;
and hands and feet which even Titania
might have envied. Her voice was like the
sweetest notes of the Eolian harp; and
her laugh more musical than fairy-bells--
If one could hear Meml But then she was
such sad firtl--it was too bad in her
TOO badi
o the snares she would spread--with
Cupid, sly, mischievous dog--at her elbow!
Then, skipping around, she would laugh
and clap her little hands, to see the poor
fellow tumble in. And she would look so
very demure, too, and feel so sorry Why
,could they like heri 1t was not her fault
bless her little innocent heart, not bit of
her fault
Alb, Stella, Stellal was il not enough for
you to lead in your chains the village
youths; city exqusites, doctors, schoolmas-
ter, and lawyersl Must you also sport
with divinity itselfl Naughty, naughty
Stella.
1t happened that for several months the
church in the village of Lorraine was
without a pastor. The pulpit was either
supplied from the neighboring towns. or
occasionally the inhabitants were favored
by some clerical traveller from the distant
cities, who charmed by the beauty of the
place-gladly tarried the Sabbath in SC
lovely spot.
Indeed no one that has ever visited thi
delightful village could leave it without
regret. Situated on the borders of the
lovely Connecticut, forming silvery cir
clet for the luxurant meadows, as varied
in hue as the tiara of queen: here tn
emerald, there the pale topaz of the grace
ful wheat, the aqua.marine of the tai
maize. and the ruby red of the fragran
clover. Lofty mountains bound the view
on three sides, but on the other, far as tn
eye can reach, are scattered villages an
towns, whose spires and white dwelling
CLEAN through orchards and groves, Will
here and there the Connecticut is again see
pursuing her silvery way, as if playin
bo.peep with earth and sky; now hidin
amid the deep forests, and then burS,in
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-06-03

RENARK-It often happens in COM
pany, as in apothecaries shops. that those
pots which are empty are az gaudiiy
dressed and 1ourished as those that are
full.
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WANTED TO-MORROW-For certain term OF ve,r,
w 5000 at 81. cent 800 acre Farm, susted the
TOWN RI stamford Dutches County New York-sssesed t
$50 rer acre. Apply to s. SYLvESTER.
SO 3I % Wall street
&C REWARD-Strayed away from the subscriber. at Har-
C lem on me 9th Instant Red Cow, Yeas old with
white orehed one H.fe three old red and white and
the head The above reward will be paid lesv
Sd avenue. i MUIR Nv,
s8l,~gc Stage Proprietor
ELEVENTH WARD-Democratic Electors, how long
you 10 ne hoodw ked hv set Of whose onv aim
SCI tp,eunsryl ne'eIi You answer, that yorr eyes
are o5en; so look at the present and their tolls who
moiestly pretend 70 lead viz the * super-t, who
pad dent $500 IN three Yeas salary Of $500
besides hndinR dwelling and becoming the Of tn
vessels me sxSeet Inspector, who is working with him,
that employs lads to make regnar mnaton The Soec-
i-aw OF e othe, who boasts that re voted against
ref uaT candidate for congress- John McKeon Ishm.p
knsw your deadet the llh ward rec0iec The fire
wh.u Guiick and Penny turned the Democrats beware
Of the amhy' do evdence7 Ask their comrades
in their YES ern tour, or enqrireof JERSEY.
q ? More anoa. a8lt
A TTENTION, BROOKLYN-Ths Independent Regula-
tors viii meet at Congress Hall Fulton Safur
day Evening 8 inst O'clock the purpose of hea ring
Report ofCnmmlttee on Bye Laws.
=, r. order Of THEODORE FORMAN, Chairman.
II. MONIGnMEhY, secretaIy a8 ltsec
- NEW FRENCH FLOWERS.
D. SrhA NGE has received per shps Rhone Emerald
rneh Flower and will continue receive all the novelties
ofhe season as they apnear Paris by Revr packet
Large dealers will find stock worthy Of ih.v aenton,
1873 WALKER STREET,
- 49, One house West Of the Bowery
A:o to Flo wer Makes-.n assortment of New Materials
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BEi.I., Aucuonesr.
BY BELL & nOWAHp.
fss-ss Nos. a .dnn nd us Fuiios sis,s:l


SATURDAY.
Al 10 l-2 o'clock in tho sales room.
An extensive catalogue sale Of truly elegant de cab
by OF the best manufacturers IN the city
the large 81 and Ann and iIS ard us Fulton sts
the and best furniture offered 10
the uubc for years The aae will commence with hue a.
OF second hand furniture and house keeping are'
raliv.
Also The entire furniture Of f.niy removed from Fourth
street for Convenience of SALE the sale will commence with
this
MONDAY, Ami 10.
0enee FurnureA hsfpas 10 o'clock the elegant furni-
tne nanofor &c contsred ia the house No ii Crosby ST.
ner Howad-Cons,tDg Of hsudsome por and b. droom ur
ntrc in AL ,arieis BOD piane manel clock and
plate looking glasses marble top aud tables, otto
mans superb work card and dining tables carpets rugre
sets, kitchen utensils &c.
TUESDAY
AT l0h O'Clock iN the sales
Large sale oil superior nsbe staple and fancy dry goods
LONDON cloths cassneres linens, nusrs Calico shirtDgs
sheengs. chalys, haws lacss hosiery, gloves pledged
goods, jewelry guns, cutlery, &c.
Also choice and brandy, by order Of the Mar
shsl.
Also fine of second hand and jeweiry,
watches, trunks and fancy goods.
Alsn stock Of hosiery. quantity Of splendid Sheffield
cutlery. Londoe guns lever Watches of
full canes, diamond pins and rpgs. &c.
WEDNESDAY,
At lQE O'Clock the sales IOOr.
Large extensive splendid sale Of the
cabinet furniture and second hand household furniture of all
descriptions.
At 10 O'Clock, at &c Liberty st.
Large Sale OF Fami'ue-W re sod The entire FUR ture of
the above four house. occupied as RenteeI board
log comprising IS parors drawing rooms kch
en- uensIs nc.
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There ara accommodating in the city large balances in
favor Of the western and southern country being the
proceeds of bills drawn against produce its way
through the several channels Of communication to
market, and which will pour through the canals,
ia large quantities. on their opening. These
dts are not, however, absorbed by purchases of
goods made here because their aggregate amount
is for the most part due at home, constituting the
cost Of producing tho articles for which has been
sold consequsr fly, instead OF being cancelled here and
the money remaining in tho bank the purchases of GOOD,
will not be ma e, and the money will q, west and find
way into the hgus Of all those to whom small debts ara
due Generally there is profit to apply any purpose
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday. April 7-6 PM.

There q good deal of excitement in the street to-
day in relation to the disappearance of Mr. Jacob Ship
man. the agent for the brokers between this city and Phi
adelphia He constantly travels between the two cities
with very large sums in money, knowledge Of which
has led heretofore to several attempts to take his life On
Tuesday he left this city the last time and Wednes
day returned in the train far Trenton with funds
estimated at $4,000 At Trenton the conductors missed
him. and felt uneasy, but supposing that he had
got of the car for some purpose, and was detained,
said nothing about it, The letters which were in his
possession from Philadelphia through
the mail, endorsed by the clerk to the effect that
Il postage had not been paid would seem that at Tren'
ton he had been decoyed from the tran murdered and
robbed The perpetrators then went on to Philadelphia,
put the letters in the office to lu suspicion and took all
the gold and packages of money. Shpman not making
his appearance yesterday he supposed be in Pha
dephia, and in Philadelphia he supposed to be here's
mutual letters to-day discovered that he missing No
doubts entertained the integrity of the missing
man.
The stock market TO day better and prices general
y rose; Ohos in particular per cent beer Ken
lucky 6s Il New York rs /; do Sc I; Harlem !; L.
Ilsndt.
At the Board the sales good and the general
result the same.
The semisnnual dividends Of the banks in Portland
Me- have been follows, to the LIST inst.:-
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PrOVlalOn Market.

Since last week have three more fine steers
They were at Broadway Duryea's, in Hudson, on the
corner OF Hamersy street. and do credit to the meat
shop keepers well to Tompkins, of Somers, New
York. who atted them One steer weighed l4s lbs and
the net weight OF the three lbs Choice cuts OF
the above range from to Is cts
We glad to find that Peekskill veal has made
its appearance in market is to be at the
place, and equal fno superior to Philadelphia VEAL
This is for sale at 8 cts.
shad begins to be abundant North river sells at
81 to so cts each.
Poultry is more plenty. II down the river, and
sells at fair prices Wild fowl such brant, red heads
and broad bills are abundant and CHEAP.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

APRIL 6--Beeues-3l6 in market. Sales were made at
81 a 6tc; extra 7c-all sold
Cows-3Os cows and calves offered Sales at from SIG
to "a extra S30a 34 sprngers sold at Sill III dry
cows, SIS a IL.
Caires-Sales at from 81, IS to 500; extra, So.
Jersey CaiUes-On the Delaware, by live weight ST
cents.
Hogs-4lO offered and sold at 8 cents.
Sheep-l67O inImarket. Sales at $a,a5 $685. extra,
$3.50.
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state OF Trade.

There is very little change the markets generally
although there Is more doing.
CoFrER-There has b. a better demand within few
dsys The sales Of the week have been follows -
$500 bags Brazil 6ss 700 do Laguira SASH 600 do Java
$50 do Cuba 7fa 1000 do st. Domingo 63a5 100 do SUI
matrs 7.
CorroN--The market has continued very firm and
closed with active demand. Freights having declined,
shippers have come into the market more freely-the
sales Of the week rather large both for export and for
manufacturing Sales4900 bales Upland and Florida,
4ta64 200 do Mobile 5a7t 1000 do New Orleans last
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Died.

On Friday, the 9TH inst. MATILDA, youngest daughter
OF Andrew and Rose Adelaide Gassin, aged years
months and Is days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock from
Lexington avenue, next to 2sth street
At Skaneatees, New York, March 26h, CArHARiNE
OoLvIE, vile of Mr.. Thomas Scarth, formerly of this
city.
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G3- HAYS LINIMENr.-The most extraordinary
composition made for the Piles Thousands have
been cured of this complaint when all other remedies
have fniled The proprietor, at II Maiden ane will not
allow this article to be paid for unless if the d.
rectons are fully followed Will any one, suffering
fuse to try it on such termsl
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OuK AT THlS--Juu received lot Gae hdkts at only 4
- u lot fine double 9Th change tblc prsnes on
lot table lineus yds wide only 6d
cloths only 1s6d lot hue double med casimeres 6s e
sapes ouy Is cd; shirtins musns al GEMS pe
yard book musns lot cambria muslin at Sd Der
yard superne double width aapacca lustres cheap LOT
ladies' collars Sd; lot mems fine ets
lot fine de Iaucs nlk tt sken
will pay any o come ~ mites WtLLET HAWKINS
store SOL Geenw,ch street below Spring street
milo lmissm
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Ship Masters and Auents.

We shall esteem II favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SI.vEy OF our News Fleet Re
pGrt Of the Shipping e a The Port whence they sailed the
snv Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board thu Immediately their arrival Agents md Cor
RESPONDENTS at home abroad will confer favor by
sending g this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received. 49, w. ''
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" Kehmaler of New York; Henry Colman, Boston; Mrs
Har, pia Miss Gipin Delaware; Mr. C..ess Baltimore;
Meredith Toronto; Mrs. Welherall, Miss Wetheral, M
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% TO THE AFFLICTED. Persons suffering with
Rheumatism Govt contracted cords &c., find
edy at II Maiden lane which guarantee will the
most inveterate cases.
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Domestic lamentations.

SAvANsAH-Schr Frapk-6 cks Gray * Cro,by-l02 bis
cotton x Stoue-t4 Brown-6q Bntler-2t Boormsn
Iohn;ton-2O do 2 hhds @ Cons-i box J Avezzana-I w
Davidson-3 Gbbons-I Lestor Wes-iO pigs Sturges
Chairman -
NV ORLEAys-sebr Van Buren--3oOOo gallons moas
De PEI strr & Wh,tnarsh.
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INDIA EyBBER GOODS.

CENTLEMEN's Over Shoes leather soes 81 50; Ladies
40 % do leather and rubber soes to lo. Also misses
and chdens Of description Also hose for Croton
teri life preserves and for Nav al Ocer, FIRE
and persons generally exposed cold ndarubber
cloth Tor carriage makers Article,
trede particularly invited, basfui assortment OF
ladies' over shoes for gh-whoesale
refill bv HUTCHINSON Il RJJNYON
az lwssec. 81 Maiden Lane.
HUNTERS CELEBRATED RED DKOP-Never
- known 10 fail. Those .fictd with diseases
hereby informed h, they find safe and ectual
by applying the Huuten Dispenarv Division street The
nature Of this medicine is such that drives v,sge Of
the prison from the system days. how
waited the case in its IL and certain Both
mfy without regard TO circumstances aItuatou
To Diet The wonderful effected BY this extao
binary dcne different parts Of The United States. have
rnde red il celebrated from Maine to FLORIDA.
Price 81 vial other place in this city state can
the true article be obtained counterfeit 10 sold IN Boston,
Mass also in Charleston s. G. Let the knowing one. be
ware Of IL. WIer
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Foreign Import at,ons.

hIo DE JANEmoBrig Tuscany bags coffee Jos Smith
WaHen--s57 II + Yopngs-t3 ALE n x Paxson.
81 IRoIx-Schr Foaml08 hhds 20 bhs casks
DE Forest COLO casks bbls oranges Cartwright
Hlnsnn - = - eN
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 9.
Cleared.

SUN RIsEs.... ..-.5 IS MOON | Al
SETS .....6 30 HIGH WATER. / a
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VI A RITIM E HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam snIns.


FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ashburton, Huttleson, Feb. 26
S.Wh'tney Thompson, Mar. /
FROM PoRrsMoUrH.
Switzerland Chadwick, Jan. 20
Westminster, Atwood, Feb. IL
st James, Sebor, Feb. "a
FROM HAvRE.
u lea, Hewitt, Feb. Is
Albany, Watson, Feb. "a
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Bank of Portland, made April 81 so per share.
The charters Of the two last banks have been surren
dered, and will 60 into immediate liquidation. Also the
st. Croix Bank, capital $780, 900 The Maine Bank cspt
is 100000 and the Bank of Portland $65 OOO making
reduction of $685. 900 the aggregate capital employed
in banking in the State of Maine which the LIST JAM,
ls4s, $3,s4O00 The Bank of Portland capital, in
1885, 1855 OOo and reduced in that year,
and bl00, geo in ls4, and is quidated. The Maine
Bank was $25oOO0 and has previously been reduced
$l50OcO
In 1898 the capital ia the State was $4,84 900
OF this there has been reduced 88l 900
put in liquid dioR, $4,000
I75o 600
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The directors own stock,
And have borrowed from the banks,
Excess borrow ed,


Thus. relieve the people, these highly respectable
bankers have borrowed Of them paper notes.
to circulate money How grateful the people ought
be- They have the privilege of giving their lumber,
horses and produce to gentlemen of the first respeca
bility" who in return particular favor give them
their autographs on beautiful engravings
The condition Of the small silver change is very extra
ordinary. We believe that this is the only nation de-
nationased 10 recognize foreign coinage We
have been 10 years independent nation with
currency laid down by the the constitution, of gold and
silver in dollars and cents the dollars divided into halves
quarters tenths and twenteths yet nveterate
TOM that almost all the business of the country done in
pounds, shlings, and pence, although there is such
money Even Congress has fixed the rates of postage by
the Spanish coin instead of that Of their creation;
charged 81 cents 2i cents 1871 cents according
to distance So gross and dsgracefu proceeding done
by Congress while continually talking of regulating
the currency" This ID favorable time to remedy the
matter Hostages are too high and the rates should he
reduced to cents 10 cents and IS cents These would
be American prices, payable in American coin.
In domestic exchanges there is very little alteration,
the rates are follows
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Packets tn Sail.

For LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Eldridge, April l6
Sheffield, Allen, Apnl 10
FOR PORTSMOUTH,.
Toronto, Griswo,d, April 10
Switze land Chadwick, Apr 20
Westminster, Atwood, May |
FOR HAvRE.
Emerald, Howe, April 8
Khone, Johnston, April l6
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o. RICH! RTCHER!! RICHEST THE SUN
DAY MERCURY, the best and most popular of papers,
ANY how" will give, tomorrow. three of the orr
gnal, humorous and very excellent illustrations of the
Beauty and the Beast story. with poetry descriptive of
ana only TO be equalled by the pcters" And by way
oiree' will give full particulars of the trial of Son
ior the Murder of his Father with his speech and
!enee-truly an UNPARALLELED case Tho Spirit of the
a. he answers Pinudie author of the Philosophy
names-sp,ons addresses humorously pathetic, and
very powerfully poetical appeal 10 Sarah Ann-Ladle
gives good deal OF wit and "a ew' sarcasms mixed
with alitte criticism upon all of things. including
two OF three distinguished individuals Tbeatresthe
Lax Administration of Justice-The Moned Autocrats,
Progress oimmoraliy- and the latest Local
and General News
once 100 Nassau street. Price three cents single
copy; and for eight months subscription ST. for when
the paper will be carefully mailed to any part OF the
world Advertisements received till 10 O'Clock this
evening.
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oy-AMONG THE THOUSAND AND ONE MEDl.
CINEs advertised certain cures for all pulmonary
complaints Jaynes Expectorant STANDS alone It's pain
to public confidence has paved not with pufs but
and the vouchers its efficacy include an array
of which for character and respectaoy cannot
be surpassed in this country Dr. Jayne, Dc ng hmse
physician does not profess to perform physical iHpossi
blities-as instance TO man whose lungs are
like honey-comb completely rddled, as it were by
disease but he does believe he is borne out
by we'll in all diseases of lungs
ous interer ence his will restore the patient
TO health. There is medicine before the public which
is effective in removing coughs, colds, bronchitis
asthma hoarseness, pleursy GROUP, influenza quincy,
and all disorders of the machinery of respiration
Jayne's Expectorant.
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE 90 South Third street,
Philadelphia and 800 Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per bottle
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90 KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.--This rem.
edy for worms is the most extraordinary used
1t will efectually eradicate all sorts OF from
children and adults. and is sold only II Maiden lane
26 cts per bottle.
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Pesseng. p sa,.y,e = n

LvERreoL--racket ship H. denge-Ds r. aers Mr. Re-.
u.Ts Miss rogers Geo II gillespie, Nj Chlist MR. Christ
Mr Hamilton, septmus Crooks. spauldng. K w CLARK
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DAGUERREOTYPE
TO THE PHI GEOGRAPHIC ARTISTS.

r A. ARTAULT CO, !6ah Fulton street. opposite ST.
Piul church. respectfy inform the Photographic artists
and every engaged dgue bu mess that they
will receive bv packet ships Emsrad and Vile de Lyon
French ,cowsc lenses 81 inches diameter de by LIRE
diameter by Chevaer for akng sizes Of
traits so om,e SO chloride Of iodine and all
the che for the dague lmer
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FUR NTSHING WAREHOUSE.
MORAN & HAUGHWOUT, 5sl Broadway, near Nib,

w ,ORhh w ooi broduWdS, near Nioos,
ChandeT q lights silver qrmou and brOnz., for
Girandoies and cande as new patterns.
the most superb we hase exhibited n SIX years.
Hall lanterns for or OIL in great variety OF style and pat
Solar lamps. most complete assortment Of the best mpo
Gs that S required for The PHSse Of giving light tSsshs,
Fine table eulsy in in p,hos.ny and ia dO..n,
racks, ndestcEs forks :Do.ns SC.
ss bI
article the nt we will positively :s %
T. B~A half circle case ceiling 10 fee, high with
mahogany rail &c, for sale cheap, as2w.r
WINDOW sHAD fs-The sub, TifeT offer, sale hi.
beau % ms z n and sdf ue Wo
price. lower h,n At place in this city And also tasteful
sssw.-c DANIEL e. TooKER.
the a.
S eonsntiy Keep s;upOy choices. french
Ss :"s s'hs %@i: 'y
~s '"a Tf
NJ Entrance IN Chamber street as eodet.r
cLlREHGahs WAS aRS ssxl3 Hs6 eossiMnR
eS II ul IN
S;Sss %as' = H:sIs ss Thy
All judges and weares they have been erfec
times reduced the to the lowest
In the HAIR Csrins Department. Mr. e VII be found al.
was at home aud wall i've his sole and undivided attention
touch. ssolsm
GESSTT55EEMGN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD.
their lsft OF wearing apparel cash. obtain for the
families and gentlemen quitting the city or changing
"d ss tn & to .sas r ss I
who will attend them 1T their residence by agponmsnt
No. lu vaich street New York.
line through the POI" Office OF Otherwise, wall receive
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF KELLY's DoU
BILE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA CANDY.
Cns oph 'Sdy Ia. ELAPSED ks fir. in
S s% Sanss the sS
IA. d 'Gd ss and
powers h.nssc IN ds. M
D1uS. ssSs G: s% ~ maui s'','' 'A'
ms nS Il 4. ~
sugar The box of Bo 50
New York. March 9Th, Is.a
have Sf ~ s ,S Ss ans
ses,ss GS"s %Gis
the Syrup ind Co., soon gvss new vso to he y.em and
gives health to the stomach and
py DiOod entirely all
humors and pmrle IN the skin, aud has, my
hea AID vgor 10 the IL being much
aud its medicinal properties than the
known, do entirely with the use Of the syrup
y. DURAND, 81 Greenwich street.
Sold in psckafea OF twenty five each FIVE for
dollar. To be had at
W KELLY's GOTHAM CONFECTIONERY.
asN~r 26r Broadway, New Yo k.
T ,RAsrs PAYABLE AT SIGHT on all esIt. Of England.
- ireland and Scotland, IS SD E15 GO to
amount. for asle at \. J. SYLVE5TERS, I
ss % Wall street and 3o Broadway.
~ JLLrCTIONs on all uis q The United - N, IL on
" he most favorable Terms, BY - - g.
asr AZ Wall street, and 100 Broadway.