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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11
ASA Il. PERKINS,
CASH

CASH
L l. O l N q TABLIS ii M L I 1,
No. 50 Cedar street,
NEW YORK
~ GENTLEMEN who patons, this cash Establishment will
derive dec add advantage of from 90 to 30
those who purchase other the credit system for
here they overchaged equivalent to the dsnqusncies
Of hose who pay
Those preparing for the holidays would do we'll
call the stock Of honabe goods the above
establishment a the prices before ey purchase elsewhere
B-There assortment on hand OF Cloaks and Over
Goats ready made. % imsr
" UNITED STATES, No saBOWERY.-ANDERSON
DOBBs have just received twenty bales Of splendid
patterns Of English Three Ply double surertne Ingram
Csrpetng Worsted and Tued Hearth Rugs, Transparent
shades &c all of which having been purchssed
low prices for CASH will be sold from as 30 lower
than at any other establishm in this city.
~ ID. Just received
600 yards Ingram Capetng, % cd to Is Sd per yard
10000 warranted all wool Carpeting, Is per yard.
10000 double superine Csrpeting, IS to Is yard
10000 Three Ply Carpetng from Sc 70 l2s yer yard
$4,000 pairs Transparent Window Shades from 81 to $3 the
pair
80 900 yards Floor Oil Cloths any width, ts per yard
ANDERSON DOBBS, No 9? bowery,
the frat Carpet establishment above Hester street.
on oxussk
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WATCHES, GERMAN TOYS, PLATED WARE.
w FANCY ARTICLES, &c.-JAMES NJ. MILLER <
Co. will sell Tomorrow Tuesday haEpast ecoc
No Liberty street genera. assortment ohae Coll and
makers together with large collection Of fine Gold and Gilt
Jewery good of rich Plated Ware, silver mount
ed and the finest quality and French Fancy articles
suitable for presents for the approaching season.
Also, so cases German toys, assorted.
Also the balance of invoice Of English Pattern Cards OF
fine Pocket Cutlery to close consignment. dll 2tsr
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and enclosed in a neat ornamental cove,
1t will form nj tho end of the year. two
seperb volumes, each Of four hundred and
sixteen pageS filled with the gems Of liter.
allure aud the(iCe arts.
q The very low price at which il will be
issued renders il the cheapest periodical
IN this or any other country considering
the cost and beauty g. it's FlFTY.TW0
NGRAVlNGS, AID the intrinsic value
OF 1t literary contents. Those desirou
Of receiving the paper. from lhe com.
mencement. will have'it punclually sen,
to the address upon their forwarding to the
Undersigned, at No. 4 Ann street, three
dollars Tree of expense.
Letters enclosing the amour, Of sub
srrjption, may be franked by all postmas.
ters Agents; carriers, newsmen, will be
supplied on usual terms. Ot5-The cash
system will be rigidly adhered to, wilhou,
any deviation wha,ever.T0
Such Editors as copy the above will
oblgo me by forwarding marked paper
and resaming the exchange; which was
interrupted much TO my regret, by clrcum
stances over which had no control
GEORGE p. NORRIS,
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NEW YORK alINNON,

WHVERY number empenshed win
EA an Original and Exquisite dr-ilD
on i>eel-- Edled by GEORGE =. hi,E.
RS: illustrated by }. q. CHAPMAN, Who
Is engaged exclusively for Tho work.
Terms Three Dollars per annum-
siugIe numbers u IA cents.
Ia The cIu,se of Il few weeks the un-
dersIgned Will comueuce, on has own ac.
count the publication OF a new series OF
The New York MlrIor, IN the ocDavo TOM
90 an entirely novel aud Original plau
win IA steel Engraving III every numOer
aud at the reduced price OF Three Doluls
per annom or SIX aud quarter ceuts per
copy.
Iho New York Mirror will appear
with many strIkiug and attractive l,aurrs
distinguishing It from any other yrnodicat
1t viii be publsed with new type; ON hut
paper, and each number vii contain a
beautiful original Engraving on S,pcl, lr.
signed and etched by Chapman, IilusDra-
ing the Iet,eI-press which IT accompanies
and which it will invest with peculiar IA.
lerest. Besides the contributions of all
our extensive cores, OF correspondents
which embraces most Of tie talent of this
country: we have made arrangements for
fresh and early traaslatIuns from some o (
the best writer's of France, aud Tor proof
sheets from several Of the popular authors
Of England. With such materials, and
with such able fellow laborers in the lIt-
airy vineyard; we hope 10 present to the
American reader weekly journal OF
great value and unusual excellence. The
parade Of mere names will be seduously
avoided.
The MIRROR will be remarkable we
hope rather for good articles wthou,
names, than for poor articles with Gistin-
guIshed names. IL will embrace II in ils
scope every department OF elegant litera.
ture, comprising tales of romance. sketches
OF society manners u sentiments. aud ey.
cry day lie plquunt essays, domestic aud
foreign correspondence, literary Inleili-
gence Wit and humor, fashion and gossip
poetry, the fue arts, and literary, musical
and dramatic criticisms. Its reviews OF
new works will be careful discriminating
aud Impair ia. 1t will aim to foster a lit.
terdture suited 10 the taste and desires OF
the age, and country. It's tendency will
be cheerful and enIvening as well as im-
proving. 1t will seek to crafty every
refined taste, but never to offend the most
fastldious and it will ever feel its duty to
be, 10 turn the sunny side OF things to hu.
man eyes,"
The work will be published every Sat.
ulday, in numbers Of sixteen large octave
uPeF royal pages, with double columns
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claiming as is contributors, some OF the
most distinguished writer's OF Great BgAtrRi
this highly talented work has ever ilI
tanned proud position It's, cotempoV ls
while from the dawn Of its commencement
it has been constantly increasing in the
popular estimation down 20 the preseal
time. In confirmation of our assertion,
1t is only necessary TO refer TO those
thrilling incidents, OF flood ard field, un.
der the Jules, of "Chdrics o. Mdlley," aud
"HdTy LorreqVer," both OF which origin.
ally graced the pages OF this periodical
tho most popular with the exception OF
Boz's works, perhaps OF all that have ever
issued from the periodical press. Spark
lin with humor, and teeming, as these ud q
mrable sketches do, with incidents OF
such intense and flowing interest IN their
perusal we positively become ourselves
panclpators IN the scenes narrated. u
would be needless, however, for Us 20
speak of the me,Ils Of an author with
whom the public universally are 50 favor
vogabIy acquainted, were II not for the an
"ou"'e'"'''' " t nc" WIN ' W VIC ~"
which is to appear ia his Magazine, aud
which will he commenced immediate after
the completion OF he series, Of "CharIes
o. Malley," now IN course Of puOIlca-
''n' .,. 49,, c.....,,.
|
"l''ef' "o RECOMMENDING ''''hH' "''"S'
'''''''"',e P," ~, ,.''' ~ ~ ',g,
'"'"e" '0' IN" a" "'''S ~ , - ',',,
,'"F "''o oe ""''''1 ~ "'''''F' '"' ,.,'' '
on'oFS 10 ,"'' poP"'or pe''oo'c"'' 70 v w "'o'
"" may 'u' ''',, ''D '"' name " 49, 49,
LIAM 'HNL' IL oI'' " ',"" % S'"s "''' '1''
/ y anu SAL, ~" Wv "''' - "S''''"'I 90
.neu 10 'aN' 'a'N "'''' ''' s"''' ~, "
his COUNT! "'' P'o0,.'oI Plo'u''0' -
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TRUST SALE.

I'D Y virtue OF a deed ltlut, OpCrNcrlH
sG5y W. G.. STOKES, IUf certain ppNoy,
herein specified. and which l' On recon- a ie
Probate Clerks Office, Of thls county, 10 leA
I, pages le3 and lo4 shall proceed 10 vii "D
ne 10Th day Of July, 1913, at pbhc aNc'h' 81
me residence OF " IIIiam I, siokf'' Wv "~
" described properly 10 @lI'--'oe Oo.'u'r,
mar of sections and three'IouTllh OTSr,
IA II OF the northeast qnahef also 'le r'' 7"
- he souwest quarter, and Nc'l hal u uF =
east quarter of said section Ana '1yo"'
the southwes, quarter thereof; also 'oU "l :
Of the west hall OF the southeast qu'''e' ,'o'.
the whole being in township ID, range ~
continuing mail six hundred acE''' '1O9 ~. !.
and also lhe following negroes, and ''ap
sonaliry, yiz--Jobn, negro man att''1I1
Pleasant aged about %, jim 10Y "ssa
8, Dsnhin a woman aged abe" Al A@,
man AGED about 50, Fanny, a woman w.
40. FeIIlcea, a woman aged about V' =
woman aged about 40; Judy CUE
Chloe, aged about 10, and juno N
IL wears Of ase. Also four mules no
four woke of oxen, 40 head OF aOc' .,AoE
and harness, and all the lp irmd
now on said plantatlo' wv 4,
sale, cash. Such tile only IS c"'
vested ia Inc as trustee. ry1y Tns
January 9, lS43.
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THE LADIES
WORLD OF FASHION.


The fist number of Monthly magazine
with the above illIe, embelished with the
earliest Fashions, from Paris and London
elegant Steel aud Mezzotint Engraving,
Loee Work, Embroidery, Music, etc.,
was issued for January 1912. The work
devoted especially 10 The ludIes. aud will
De issued 10 q sly lie never before attempted
IN thls country. II will contain articles
from The peculiar and pleasing. writers OF
the day, on every variety Of subject, but
The work will DO in The main devoted to
he cultivation Of the home virtues. Hence
most 0! the stories will he OF practical, do
mesl,c character from The pens Of our best
female writers while the earliest fashions
~ all their varieties shall be correctly
gwen $50 us to make the work welcome
at every fireside, IN the halls Of the FASH
lonaOle und the gay,--the home OF the vir.
tuous matron whose own needle supplies
her ralmeDt, us we'll US in the st~re and
sewing room Of the manlaumaker and mil
IeTnpr,
'Yhc main design of the uork. The
prominent design oi the magazine will be
10 furnish IN an elegant and attractive
in.an elegant and attractive style, the ear.
lies, most correct, and full repor, IN az.
vance of all the other Magazines, and
PRIOR 70 the issuing of them here, OF the
Mou'h.y Fashions, direct from PARIS and
ana Lond"n, The advantage OF this I"
every lady, VII" makes '"S'e ~ dress the
least mt'er "I i've, VII at ""re he apPh'
'eHt, 9 10 'hr pr"to-N''''i drrssmakeF "
m"nc' 90 'he United States, The en'e'-
p'isr VIII br OF '"ca'c"'"bel advantage.
Ii pr'p"s:G to issue every n"nth IA mum
Ger and Hhne'y "i Costume, which VIII put
to 'he BLUSH every 'hIns 10 tie way OF
monthly reports vi the Fashions, hereto
lore "EtmP'ed.
t'r ms purpose the publisher has EN-
parked me most ample means resources
"a the enterprise, aud has m"'nrrd his
pIa"' BON 10 this country and IN Europe,
pflor to The commencement. Ii has been
iaVor'e PROJECT, and has been delIber'
aieIy undertaken, aud will be carried
through vigorously. The first number
gives an idea OF the beauty aud real eX>
ce'!eoce o. ne plates.
Liegant S'e"I EnGravlngs.-In order
to fcoder Tie work ornamental IN the high
est "rgtee, aud 10 make 1t perfect par
'or comPanIon, aud an ornamen' 10 The
reutcr.tohIe, us we'll as entertaining III us
literature, u@d useful ~ the style oi the
Fashion plates, it Is proposed 10 issue the
most elegant Steel aud Mezzo'lnt engrav-
iogS, lrnmthe first IN The country, lIIusira
ted hy choice and entertaining stories Of
domestic lie. 10 vary The style OF Illus
lraIIons, occasional Lace Patterns and
Embroidery, got out in unsurpassed beau
~ and truth, by that excel ent artist +
Quarre, ESQ, will also be gwen; and to
leave nothing undone, at times, will be
given the most popular and elegant Mu-
sic of the day, Songs, GalIopades, Mar's.
The Typography.--The work will be
printed on clear and beautiful type, on
page larger than any of,he present three
dollar Magazines, with hne margin, and
strong white paper, and will contain as
much matter as can be compressed n 80
large octave pages.
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OF THE
AMERICAN EDITION
OP tPIJn

DULlN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
The increased attention paid TO the
cultivation OF British Periodical Lllsra-
ture, may be regared as one among the
prominent characteristics, Of the present
age. An entirely new class Of writer's,
including some Of the finest inteIIects the
country has produced, have, In some in d.
5 ances, done honor to its pages, and thus
corresponding elevation has been given
to the stand OF the popular taste.
Among the distinguish periodicals. of
the day, none may be said 10 take high.
er range in the fields Of elegant LITERATURE
than the "Dublin University Magazine"
Characterised, as its pages have ever been
by delightful racIneSs, of rich Irish hu-
NOR, and deep and powerful pathos, and
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.aHE LADIES wps

mo Is lhe !illeofa new ws %'sREAr,H
monthly "~ in phlIadeIpsSi"a' . :, pubI%,t
:, The design Of tins DsO. VIA YFSI9
cards :" low I,',I rate, E MpgszHia'.. y. :, upss
ecu''on shall equal The "S ~. nleshsnlcaI"
% .' |sn., Each numS best s three de.a
a. least ior'y-eighl Is yoI It =. will eopai'
, %s', ",, entirely Original, T'sF' oIe,dIp
we most talented male an% "@m lheeo
. S1 'Is Gay; oas or more a", 60, .n,,
s si EEL ELL. EsNGRAyISSe(ssss r1L,;EIIAIS
T ti"a &c saeh humber, and, sI,a w ssllI1,N
' y so Of splendid Flora Eorp,y one
decidedly the mos, a'r "a ,p"'sp'''op,,
embellishments ever pi,s ."V !, 'ers,
z'ne' One or more ' p,,a. % any npn
r i LUSH, will lie oiv. 'VS a&
nut, It will be printed Uc given "' . ed
cast expressly for The purso sa 'l'vgF
white paper. The wprL rV'e' OpoSa
'nlru number and, thus far, ,'a 's g. d
proved II 'ha' the design Of publishes ,' ''.@
az'" " OF superior literary ns," NiS
GAM execution at lhe low nn.. 'oa's
1 ~ a year, could not be s r'o' q V
our subscription list is s,, ,urS'''a!-.
mat OF any other One n.I:y ,ea
Maga2'ne, and hundreds are ', "@I ~.
week. "e auOet at
Ne" contributors, of kuoa,
knowIedged Ia!enr, have been ,." 'me
the publishers are Determined V :.
pains or expense in RENDERING " n, 'pds4
everyday woIlhylhe palronose . %' 'a
lie. S'uae@
~ CLuHINc AND PRrnIrn
For The convenience =, 'a
TO facilitate rem'ltauces, We ' Wifi '.
when RENTED post PAID VIII XII
seven copies Of The Wreath, on. ,..,
-Four copies Of the wrealh,apd Tb,. Nv
HlHnnUtFlA
Five come >, ,t " Sal
, adeIphla Weekly paper % ~
:, '''een copies OF The Wreat, io@
len copies oithe Wreath, N~.
Dollar Magazine. %%
Ten copies, Of the Wreath, mS ,S,
~ L''e OF Washington in No.. Goo
len copies Of the Wreath. md Sn',
~ ''e's' dO0
Ten copies of the Wreath, and D,t.,,
lBz',) Works, JIo@
iwcn'y copies, Of The WreehandDmd
The above naued works, dl5w
Spec'meO numbers furnished, nona.
ed post pam. Address
DREW AND SCAMNrL
PnbllshcIs. IL. SOuh Thru IT., Pail
adeIphia,
Editors giving the above few inset.
ItonS. aud SsadIpg 'l,r uopO,g, CONTAINING
II marked snh mk, ~&cpybAslus ,h.I
receive The work I've yeN,
EiItUrS MHRs The tbhe hve wserlmNs,
and calling, attention edltWwlk 'OaOIe
crlve IN addition, The Ourle,0h volume
OF The "knckeILuckel" cOMueucUg
January, 1872.
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ofthe Union. \ The most distant subscri-
bers will therefore receive II on that day
az well as those who reside in Phlladel phla
The proprietor being more desrous of
Of presenting the BEST and MOST BEAuTI'
Full, than the cheapest work IN the coun'
try and anxious, TO bring It IN reach OF all
offers the ioIlow!ng as The lowest terms nj
which IT may be,olorded: Three Dollars
10 advance for single copy, or two Coz
pies yearly, for Five Dollars, five copies,
Tor Ten Dollars: eight for fifteen Dollars
(clubs furnished as usual, invariably in
advance. Postage on all letters, 10 be
paid.
GEO. II. GRAHAM,
No. 9s, Chesnut.sI.,. PhlladsIpbla.
December, lSl2.
CLIMAX OF
NEWSP ENTERPRISE
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TERMS.

GRAHAM's MAGAzINB'will DO publish
Cd 90. the frf Ofeaeh month IN every part
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sale i'm IsankrupVr.

W WILL sell at the COuf' i''
in Lexington, on the
24th dug Of July n .s,a,. NJ
the following described real ss'1 ds,,a
of Leroy Sims, who has as. e s1 i 1t her
Bankrupt, to wit: Lot NO , 81 s III
of Lexington, being the reslu'''' !
Sims. Title good. ,..icpee,
" In BankruPN
June "a, ls4S, y
ALSO, .-.ss
At the same time and place, . u'I ta NJ
south east quarter ana ..W'a oJ
west quarter section g. 'Gw owns. V. Y
3 east; surrendered BY James Iltso n, g.
IS part of his effects in bal'Aiup"
lie good. ,,rrNT Assignee
: 2 In BankruPS
$40 "a IDS,
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.June "a, ls43.

se1 NOTICE; !, NV
VI, WILL s, :: 3: ! q a.:'
s aFSSs for final settlement z. e,a an1
as Administrator on the S'" NIL.
AAi'u' ". II. JOHNSON n
April q, 10
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GEO. ROBERTS.
A Rehabilitation of

Proprietor of the Boston Notion.
This cheap reprint of BentIey's MIS-.
celIany, we shall probably follow with reg
ular reprints Of Backwood d other prom
inent English Magazines, 10 uulIorm
Style with our reprint of Bentley.
pROSpTCTT-S
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-11-11
GEO. II, GRAHAM,

No. 9s, Chesnutsl.,, PhiIadsIpbln.
December, lSl2.
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<7s7. From Tnnton 10 WIN. Miiers, on Grand ~
ser ~ miles nd back once . week.
Leave Trenton every Thursday al D mi arrive a.
Mixers next day by III a IN.
Leave M,lisr's every Friday at | P m; arrive at
Trenton next day by 6 p N.
4T2s. From Tuscumbia by the mouth OF nan
ga river, TO Bolivar, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Tuscunbia every Monday al a M arrive
al Bolivar next day by IN.
Leave Bolivar every Wednesday a, mi arrive al
Tuscumbia next day by 5 pm.
4729. From Van Burn. by Alfred Deatherade 8
and John Shields, To Little Piney, 100 miles and
back, once week
Leave Van Buren, every Monday at m; arrive
al Little Piney next Wednesday by IN.
Leave Little Piney every Thursd4y at 6 m; ar
rse at Van Bu'en NJ 1t Saturday by pm
4730. From West Prairie TO Grand Prairie, 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave West Prairie every Thursday at mn arrive
at Grand Prairie next day by pa.
Leave Grand Prairie every Saturday al y nj ar
rive at West Prairie next day by 6pm.
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nlNNEFORD'S Patent Improved Electrical
IL Horse Hair Renovslers. Foom the peculiar
construction Of the Patent Horse Glove Brushes,
every hair brought into independent action, thereby
stimulating and producing healthy action OF the
skin, removing the dnndruG, and producing fine
sleek appearance of the coat a, the same time avoid
ing the irritation frequently created 10y the ordinary
process Of grooming they arc sought atei by
most OF the leading gentlemen Of the day. They
produce a healthy state OF the system by friction,
rhoui the risk Of tearing the skim as all the ord-
nary borse-hair gloves liable TO do. Kept con-
sian,ly for sale by WILLIAM YOUNG,
May 81 2 doors east Gadsbys, Pa. Av.
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EDITORIAL ILLUSTRATION OF THE Ri
i BILE, AND VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND,
complete in 3 vols-containing 600 engravings ilu,
trative of different texts of Scripture views Of places
mentioned in the Bible, &c. &c, compiled IRON the
London Pictorial Bible.
The above work is the only ILLUSTRATED
COMMENTARY of the Bible published in his coun.
try and those who anxious to furnish themselves
with work OF this kind, will do well TO call and
examine A.
The following is from the Boston Recorder.
"This volume completes the design Of the compiler
And il may be said with truth that he hath wrought
good work. in commencing, prosecuting, and ter
minating thus happily, brief series Of illustration,
which, If not absolutely perfect do yet supply I'M
Portant desideratum in mosr'famy libraries Whit.
ever may be the opinion of others, our own conyc-
tons have strengthened with each successive volume
that the amount Of Biblical know Ledge in the Amcri
can community, will be greatly augmented by this
compaton-and very cordially do recommend
II To the attention Of all lovers of the Bible, a yau
able auxiliary in their study of the word of God and
in their endeavors to dlse divine knowledge through.
out the circles in which they move"
For sale, wholesale and retail by
J. s. REDFIELD,
may LIT Clinton Hall, New York City
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Lave wsppslls every Friday st6a M arrive at
NspoIson sAIss day BY Jpn
Leave Nspoisoa every Saturday al mi arrive
al Wsppeo same day by pm
454i From Waubesepinicon, BY Camanehe, New
and back once a week.
Leave Waubesepinicon every Thursday at . nj
arrive at Bellevue next day by ~ noon.
Leave Bellevue every Friday at pm; arrive at
Waubesepincon next day by SPIN
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RICHARD THOMPSON'S LIFE PRESERFER
Is found in practice 10 cure
Coughs, Colds, rheumatism, Group, Uhoop.
ing-cough HemorThage and Splitting Blood.
WAsnINeIoN. March 6.

WasHrseroN, March 6, ls4l.
DEAR SIR: Upon your renewed request, i cannot,
with justice any longer withhold from you my certi-
fca,e Of confidence in the efficacy Of the Life Pre-
server, as a cure for boarscness and cough
In the fall Of 1910 was much exposed TO night
air, and often took cold, which was attended by
boarseness and slight cough, without fever or much
other ipdisposition In December was scarcely ev-
er free from this complaint and during the early part
of the next February | was never without some de-
gree of hoarsepess cough until, despairng Of the
sufficienoy of Pease's iIoarhound Candy and COM
mon remedies, was induced to make trial Of your
Life Preserver. Before the middle Of March last.
the use Of your medicine seemed 20 be the great
cause Of relief from the hoarsenoss and slight cough
which had so long annoyed me, and which all the
Usual remedies had failed 10 remove
II any one be led TO make the experiment, as
did so happily, of the offered good, he will at least
find in II as pleasant and harmless physic be
administered in the mode prescribed by you.
lam, very respectfully yours,
JOHN LEEDS KERR.
Mr.. RIcHARp THoMrsos.
For Sale at WILLIAM YOUNG'S, two doors
east Of tadsbys, and by the proprietor Missouri av-
eu,ie, between 81 and l-2 Streets
nov 2o-3t
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CLINTON HALL BOOK STORE
NASSAU AND BEEKMAN STREETS,


NEW YORK.
s. REDFIELD, PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, AND
a STArioNER, has for sale, at the above place.
wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices an
extensive assortment Of Theological Classical Nli.-
cellaneous, and School Books also, Blank Books
and Stationery.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The fifteenth edition of g SIX HUNDRED PICTO-
RIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE, AND
VIEWS in THE HOLY LAND" 3 vols. syo.
An idea may be formed of the estimation in which
this work is held by the religious community, from
the fact, that THIRTY THOUSAND COPIES have
been sold within the past eighteen months! !! Price,
two dollars per volume.
Also, beautiful volume, entitled Eastern Arts
and Antiquities" with several hundred engraving
400 PIP. l6mo., price, ST. Also, Bible Quadrupcds,'
l6mo, beautifully illustrated, price, 81.
All new works received as soon as published
Orders from abroad respectfully solicited, and
promptly attended to.
New York. May H.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-19
QUILL PENS.

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