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m7-aFACTs For THE PEopI. which n w,

G3-'FACTS FOR THE PE0PLEn-which IL woulr
be well to remember, viz: that shermans Cough Lozeu
ges, cure coughs, colds asthma whoopBg cough, coz
sumption, &c quicker than any other remedy that
be Nund That his Worm Lozenges will eradicate
and restore to perfect health when all other means fail
while there is no difficulty in getting children 10 tai
them. They cry Tor them. That his Camphor Lozeng
are specific for sen sickness, and cure nervousne'
paptation, headache drowsness and import to the ~
lerer, the buoy ancy of youth That his Poor ManSro
ter, is the greatest remedy known Rheumatism, we
back, pains In the oins, and affections OF the ches
acts like ch0Tm. And last, not least that Dr sherm"
Lozenges are only sold in boxes, each box naylus n,
smile ofthe Doctors name and his Plasors also ~
fac smile printed the back therefore .noie
sell articles purportng to be the Doe,oIs, wmno"
above fac smile and those who sell Lozenges 1905
would impose a spurious srticleon the community. ID
sherman's warehouse Ia No. 100 Nassaust' Agents,
Broadway 10 Aston House, 227 Hudson a. lss Bower,
II East Broadway; 90 William st. and ls9 Fulton stree
Brooklyn.
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II
BANK OF KrrrUcKy,
Louisville, July Sd, isi3.
This displays the operation of the Bank under the law
OF the last session. the Bank to return the FIVE
per cent bonds Issued to by the State for capital This
has been done appears by reducing the capital OF the
Bank 81 OOoO 00 and the aggregate movement OF the
Bank by the same amount 1t also appears that the in
sttuon has disposed of sIl 900 Of Kentucky six per
cent bonds and invested the amount in Treasury notes
The discounts of the Bank have increased $3.50 0OO and
the bills of exchange OO and the specie in the in
stution Increased 100000 The deposites have
also increased. The Treasury notes have now been
redeemed and the funds Of the bank at all points begin
to exhibit the difficulty Of investment which marks
the institutions the Atlantic border. OF the fraudu
lent stock appears $780, 100 have been purchased during
the past six months reducing the amount to little over
81 100000. The cash means of the Bank very
nearly equal to its cash Liabilities.
II is always the case and always will be, that the
"Catalnes" and "OConnells" OF every country will
take advantage of the discontens and supposed difficult
ties Of portion OF the citizens further their own per-
nicious schemes IL the Independence and very
existence Of the government is involved in the ISSUE OF
this character the attempts making by PORTION Of
desperate Spectators to involve the federal government
in debt. The preenco for this debt Is the
insolvency Of some Of the states Of the Union de.
clared that the people the indebted States unable to
pay the claims upon them It alleged argued and en-
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THEATRICAL AND MUsIcAL.-Mr. Wallace is In
Albany. He gave one concert there, on Friday
evening, and second on Saturday evening. The
Albany papers say that his first performance once,
not only the most wonderful they ever listened TO,
but it transcribed their highest conceptions of mu-
steal skill.
There is quite constellation of stars now at Al
bany Mrs Watson and Julia Turnbull Messrs Wal
lace; Watson, Burton, and we may add Tom
Thumb.
Max Bohrer, and some of the others are on their
way to Saratoga, which is become the great centre
OF attraction.
Russell and Yankee Hill are already at Sarato-
ga.
CASTELAR, is IN Philadelphia, and has created as
great sensation there as in this city.
Rakeman, is rusticating
The Misses Cumming intend to give one Of their
delightful ballad concerts at Saratoga in week
two.
Hacket is in Detroit.
The Seguins are in Cincinnati.
One of Welsh Il Delavans equestrian troops open
In Boston to-day.
Thorne sailed on Saturday to Rio with COM
pany, in which Herr Cline, LIE Monstre Paul,
Mrs Thorne, Mestayer and others. He expects 10
be gone fouryears.
Mrs. Bailey is in Montreal.
Nlckinson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hill, Miss Rock, and
Miss Hill are in Montreal.
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90 OPENING OF THE SEVENTH sEAL.-rhe

90 OPENING OF THE SEVENTH SEAL.-The
iequeners OF Broadway were wondering what could be
the object of huge fence that offended the eye many
he ladies in particularly erected apparently to keep
toners from entering the store in rush ian
ry caution tbs noise of the artists with.
IN gave token OF something mysterious
But few short weeks had elapsed, when the obsruc
ton was removed TO the gaze of admirRg thousands Ye
GODS! what change! Presto and find, il touch
ed by the want OF Prospero by the magic of Aladdin,
widers the with its gorgeous splendor and had
only entered into the Imagination heretofore Nor must
wetorget the two pretty Hebes who daily minister to
ones comforts dispensing confection with their
smiles Here the city belle, with her attendant beau
may feast themselves with creams, CONNECTIONS, and
all the deiicaces of the drinking in pure love,
inspired by the Of the gentle goddess who pre-
sides DER the destnes of such lovers may consult
her oracle. Reader have you been there7 II is the
ALHAMBRA, Broadway, below Prince.
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90 LOOK OUTLOOK OUT-There are two ad
vertisemens in this paper headed nothing will beauy
or dress the hair WELL" and" sunburnt yellow or dark
skins cleared" The articles mentioned in both adver
tisements are known to be exceent the for fore
ing the growth and identifying the hair will really do
clearing the skin and curing eruptons You can get
both at the sign of the American Eagle 50 Chatham
citizens.
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TRIAL OF COLONEL FREMAN.-We have receive
copy OF the long and elaborate defence of Colonel
Fireman before the Marine Court Martial at Middle
town. The case does not, however, possess any iu-
teres for the public. We shall give the decision Of
the Court as soon az il reaches us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24

o. AMERICAN MUsEUM:-The enterprise Of Mir.
Barnum engaging eighteen talented performers at this
season of the year. in addition to the whole attractions
the Museum is worthy Of all praise His energy and
lberay as display cd during the time the Museum has
been under his control, have done much raise the
standard Of nmusements Every body now confesscs
that the American Museum at all times affords the best
attractions for 25 cents to be found the continent
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MONEY MARKET,

suhuay, July X3-6 r. M.
ANew Orleans en- the l4th instant SOL 67l in specie
arrived from Mexico.
The following is comparative return of the affairs of
the Bank Of Kentucky and branches
STATE OF THE BANk OF KENTUCKY AND BRANCHES,
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, monday, July "a, 1913

co. llleuers on business with this office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
addressed as heretofore to JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
ditor and proprietor Of the New York Herald.
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EAST INDIA MAI-The letters for the United
States were put on board the schr Petrol, formerly
the Princess, of New York, but now under the
British fag) bound TO Bombay, where she had not
reached at the time the overland mail was made no.
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The HAMILTON HoUsE-This house is easily ac-
cessible from the city, and in a situation unsur-
passed for fine views Of land and sea- 1t is kept in
the best and most reoherchemanner by Curtis That
pattern of gentlemanly and attentive host, has
arisen at once to popularity. We have received a
letter from Fort Hamilton describing the delightful
balls givenn hall only equalled by the large dining
room of the Astor, brilliantly lighted and decora.
ted; but crowded columns present no corner for
it. The house is filled with of our first cti-
zens; and such is the heahuness of the scite, and
the salubrity of the sea breezes, and delightful
walks upon the "dry land.'' that several nvalids of
our acquaintance have already, in short residence
al the Hamilton House, recovered their health
while to children, the large court yards the shaded,
grassy walks, and pure airs, prove panacea more
potent than all the nursing and medicines OF the
CITY,
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THE REV. Mr.. CAREY, of controversial notorety,
preached yesterday most excellent practical SER
mon, at the church of the Annunciation,' corner of
Prince and Thompson streets, to the congregation
of the Pastor, Rev. DR.. Seabury, and a crowd Of
Others who attracted from the publicity of the
Rev. preachers intention to oficiate His text was
taken from the third epstle of ST. Paul TO the Coos
slams, and 18th verse" Whatever you do in word
or deed, do ALL" &c, &C. After most beautiful
and eloquent dissertation on the beneficial results
of Christianity upon the human family, and the ne
cessity Of assocatna the presence Of the Almighty
in all the thoughts and actions of maD-imploring
his blessing and his witness in all the exercises, en-
Payments, and recreation OF life. He concluded
by impressing the necessity Of baptism, rite by
which man is engrafted in spirit unto the body OF
Christ and sanctifed, by being performed in confor-
NIFTY to the language of the text to his glory and in
his name Mr.. Carey read the service as well as
| preached IN a solemn and deeply impressive tone,
and the language OF his discourse afforded univer.
sal conviction that in his various studies he has
nchv cultivated that Of eloquence of the pures, and
chastest order. The notoriety which this voupg
Deacon has obtained, will draw him crowded AN i.
| ences for some time TO come
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CHATHAM THKATRE.-This house was well filled
on Saturday evening to witness the comedy Of the
Honey Moon. Mr.. Janison played Duke Aranza
in mastery manner, Mrs. G. Jones sustaining him
In her usually agreeable style as Juliana. No thea
tire in the country can now boast superior compa-
ny. Tonight the whole folce appears in the admi-
rable comedy of The Wonder, and in new piece
written for Mrs. Lewis, called Beair, the Bandit,
Mrs H. playing the principal part
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90 DRY GOODs.-lt is duty TO state, that III
cheapest and best collection OF Dry Goods to be found in
this city is at J. d. Mer's, AL Broadway. Since
in his elegant stock OF summer goods he has received
valuable assortment oawns &C. that be equale
Ladies take our advice, and call there.
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DEATH AT SKA.-A steerage passenger was found
dead in his birth board of the brig Emily, on her
late trip from Charleston, S. G. to New York. He
was German by birth, by the name of Henry Van
Glahl, about % years Of age, and of incorporate
habits A jury of inquest was called by the captain
from among the cabin passengers, and it was their
unanimous opinion that he died from the effects Of
intemperance, producing delirium tremens. His
effects left in charge of the agents Of the vessel
Durham N Dimon
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NIBLo's-THE NEW OPERA OF LA FILE pU REGI-
MENr. -M'sele Calve has at last convinced some
lukewam admirers that she has both force, spirit
and energy. Let any one visit the Garden tonight
and hear her sing the soul stirring "Saut a la
France" and he must fall in with the current Of
universal admiration. The crowded state of the
theatre each night this opera has pbeen played, is
really most gratifying proof that in discernment
and patronage OF music, singers and operas, New
York still sustalns just pre- -eminence.
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Nicholas Biddle, Esq. arrived on Saturday at
but has left again for Paterson.
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SALE OF DR.. SoUTHEY's LIBRARY.-The sale OF
the household furniture, plate, and part Of the libra
ry of the late DR.. Southey, numerously and
respectfully attended. In the course of the sale,
many very severe and spirited competitions took
place; on which occasion, as is usually the case,
the articles competed for brought price far beyond
that ofis intrinsic worth. In one instance an old
SCREEN used by the late Laureate at college. which
was net worth more than few shillings, was even
tually knocked down at eleven gulneas.
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The HISTORY OF THE "TYLER PRoGREss "-II
our columns to-day we give chapter second of the
history to which we yesterday alluded, though of a
somewhat different character.
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DISCOVERY OF AN ORIGINAL PICTURE BY REU
BENs, has been recently made in England, says the
Boston Transcript, under somewhat singular cir.
cumstances. At sale Of the effects of deceased
gentleman in Sheffield, picture was put up in
which there was no figure apparently discernable,
but which, after some hesitation, was knocked
down for Is. 3D. II was afterwards purchased OF
the buyer for 5s. and the new possessor proceeded
to wash it, which caused several of the figures TO
appear while wet. This led to resolution to send
it to London to be cleaned; and the old varnish be.
ing removed, it turned out to be very fine old pic
ture. 1t was returned to Sheffield with offer OF
l6O guneas for it, and the bddings have since adj
vaAced to $50 guneas, at which price, however, 1t
is MOTTO be had The picture consists OF fine fe-
male figure, standing upon car drawn by lion.
One child nestes in her bosom, Others cling to her
robes others follow her car, while one rides lion.
Several other rotund little Ones with cherub wings,
fly about her. The style of the painting, and some
other internal evidence, have satisfied several emf
nent connolsseurs that it is genuine Reubens; and
this is confirmed by old etching Of the picture,
which is called " The Triumph of Christianity, by
Reubens''
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SECOND STREET ABOVE AVENUE A.

NAVY ORDERS T. A. M. Craven, to the
Falmouth; Lieut.. Arthur Lewis, on furlough.
PROMOTIONS. -Commander w. x Latlmer, to be
Captain; Lieut. Charles Wilkes to be Commander;
Lieut.. Elisha Peck, TO be Commander; Passed MID.
John N. Maffit, to be Lieutenant; Passed Mid
Washington Gwathmey, to be Lieutenant; Passed
Mid. VIM. Ronckendorff, to be Lieutenant; Passed
Mid VIM Beverly, to be Lieutenant; Passed Mid
John Hall, TO be Lieutenant; Passed Mud. Francis
Lawry, to be Lieutenant; Passed Mid. Wm f. LIE
Roy, to be Lieutenant; Passed Mid. Maxwell
Woodruff to be Lieutenant.
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03-The Hon. David Henshaw, Secretary Of tb
has taken lodgings at FuIlers Hotel.-G Globe.
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John Quincy Adams, Hon Peter G. Brooks, Of Bos-
ton, and Jos. Grinnell, Esq, New Bedford, Mass,
honored the Mercantile Library Association with
expressed themselves highly gratifed with arrang'
menls there made for the benefit and improvemen u
OF the clerks of Montreal, and hoped that the mer
chants would foster the association, and see thai
its objects were carried out. The venerable
President was earnestly solicited to deliver an a
dress IN the lecture hall of the Mercantile Llbrsr
Association, and would have gladly acceded TO III
request had his stay in the city permitted il. A
two o'clock, p. M, very large number OF our ie :
low citizens paid their respects to the distinguish,
stranger. After being present at review OF q e
troops on the Champ de Mars, the venerable es
President and party left town for Niagara Falls via
Kingston Montreal Hroid, July 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03
FRI az sAk,s,..

4 GRFEABlA 10 thr provisions oil a deed IT FIST
~ executed 10 the subscriber by Ahncr SHOW winch
is duly recorded in lhe Clerks Office of the county
of Campbell county Tor purposes therein mention
ed shall proceed 10 sell 10 the highest BIDDER for cash
at the town of IcesvIlle III Campbell cnnnry ON Salur
day the 9TH day Of July next. the following property. 10
both real aud personal IN the dnNcr estate present in
pussessun of hls mother Polly Snow also TWO men
saddle. wunan's saddle two brdles three scls of
plough geer, with The brides and hackauds three shoy
FL plona his three crnltcrs three pole axes three swim
ee and clcviseS SIN Milling hoes. and nhreeeh
ing; alss all the sad SHOWS right. title. interest and
claim in right of his WIFI, IL the dower property conss
g Of Slaves at prrscni IN possession Of Elizabeth \.
Brown The lille TO In, above property * believed 10
be good but The subscriber will convey such title only US
Is vested ia him as trustee.
BlRWELL LEE, Trustee.
June - 3w
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TX fENSlNE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
LANDS-lhe President Of tho United Sates has N
sued five prualanaons, each bearing data tho eighth
nsl and describing certain gnyernhcht lands 10 b.
offered ior sale at the peds ller.h Mentioned, In
wit:
In the Stssof Michigan, at tho land office in UhHas
see The sale will comtileice Monday, Ocl,ber OH,
or the disposal Of eighteen towislps and fractional
townships North Of he base line and East Of e meri
dlan aud ut nine do. North Of HE base line aud Wps, If
Tin meridian. At the land office 81 Detroit; the sale,
vii cohmenc" on Monday, Sepeifber 25,h tot the dis
paeal o slA lots Recently surveyed Id tow hahip g. South
range 10 and East OF the meridian.
In The bIae II ILLINOIS, Dixon tho sales will com
mifre ou HE 3Oh OF October at Chicago IN the
18th September ut Danvc, October I'd at kaskss-
kla. Ocob'f l6h ; at Edwatdsvllls. October OH and
nj Quincy, October 23d.
In NJ ssoun al Pattsburg October 9lh also Novsm-
lct 18Th and at Lexington, October I'd.
Ia the territory Of Wisconsin,. 81 Mineral Pint o.
ober y at Green Bay, OetOLet I'd and at Ailwau-
Ike, October IGh.
In Iowa 1t ndbhqne, October 10Th and a, Fairfield,
Ocobcr ID.
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks (un-
less the lands are soune disposed off, during which no
private ertflcs viii ha admitted
Ere emprn claimants are required To prove ,Asfn
CLAIMS, and make their entries the proper land uiccs
as soon as practicable after seeing this loilce.
". T. jour. Gom~
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E.NUEs ~ 2is..s'ESA.GOA H. G a..
NNAAllI AS.INN. VI

'|GNlE Spring Session ot tins Institution will com
n n,erce Thursday, the iih day OF August neNl.
Board 81 per week, aud noeStia tharge Tor wash
ing, Ironing, fuel and room rent Tuition from
Slo 10 4l5 per session OF five months. Tie following
aenllcmen compose the Faculty:
Key. CHARTS Collins 4. VI. President and rrul sSor Of
Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry.
Rev. EplfaIm l.. Wiley, \. NJ. Professor o. .sucenl
Language aud Literature.
Ehcne2cr Stevens, \. i. Tutor IN Mathematics and
Teacher oi Modern Languages.
john g. Nmnofd, second lulur.
II viii hr peu'rved by the abeve rates that lhe
student varies from 81 soto t9l 80 per ynari IN
months, sum far less than What Is customary NJ snl#
lar institutions The al thai chrapnrss l. the 10
cation a the college The midst u rich aud praluctlye
farming country remote from marhet. There Is anoh
~ advantage connected With this institution ~ Inch oi,,s
paramount claims In all others Being situated IN tlf
country. nearly ten mllcs am ant 9nu of village thrre
Is but tIe temptation Ia rxifavaeancr irs> and other
pfdgallly. Iii" government Is mid and PARENTAL bal
energetic and firm. III" Faculty. with lhrlr iamlts
reside III tr College edccs ana are ever present n tN
rrsisr Wholesome lulnrucc and restraint The 'rms
tees warmly recommend thu s,nfoo Ia The pat r.taee
oi The public and appeal Will confidence 10 the live
years Which II has toif bteh cNlstenre.
- The Richmond hia aud Richmond Enluler
viii insert the foregoing advertisement I'LL 9Th ,agust
aud forward then accounts 10 Charles Collins Plcsd, III
OF the College.
L.,
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1tUGttiC al.
TNIER-NAN BUREN-CAIHOGN
Correspondence ef Me Philadelphia L. s. Gazette
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WAsulNcroN, Juno T.. 1913
fhr recent changes, and these shortly be made In
tho ohiees haNea view first 10 the possibility of Mr..
-Tylcrs homInaiiou nd secondly. and consequent,
most Importantly. To the election ol MIR Calhoun
Shortly before tho President left Washington. there
wto largo number 81 people here. sCvetal from your
CITY and there much talk about this matter, aud
many se.emcs proposed. aud adopted. Ono thing
notice. thai the ssmc language is held To all-the
same revelations are no, made II all. taeh enifus
cd with what wlllhcsi suit Tin views OF those who lay
schemes, and each ~ son away upon his work. ihinl
my that he u ~ e important actor In the scheme
The plan OF transferring all to Mr.. Calhoun provided
MI Tyler cannot succeed, is fixed. and yea viii find
that even IN your avn rly there will soon be- even II
there ATE not already indications that many who we've
o4ee strong tot an Buren, have consented tu inL than
Ait Calhoun IS the most available
One thing confess cannot full, understand
Is probably OWING 10 my want of full Information. Mr.
Spencer is certainly the master sp of this admnistra.
uoh !, ol confso, do not sllude 10 hat h. called
the departments dutir, lie haa the r''sier much II,
his owl hands, and be working tor Tia, eiths
o Mr.. Calhoun. yet II You will hook 10 New York You
will find that there the an Buren, interest appears 10 be
subserved How is this}
believe that In New England, Mr. Calhoun has
growing sir'ngih. wrote 10 YOU as much. cphl
months a.n; eud think Is tho intention of The
administration 10 nso hat icehhg towards the promotion
ri Mr. Clay There is the secret Of much thr ynn ace
done. aud hear men,nned-lo save themselves II posi-
he hut Ia defeat Nj. lay Nv all nran,
Touching hs tendency Of the poutts ti,s he towards
VII Calhoun. shall have more Ia say When CERTAIN
rrrs'ns shall have returned iom the lrlnsgc 10 Bun
ker's In
lho ground. o the Presidents house are drlplnfh
nothing wanted but new tenant on . four year,
lease.
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eGSE1F4s 'sEesA 10y aSgp FRUIT
tfGa'C.
g. ~. E'lEGftEfsv'

.Ntariyoppo,itc the Buh Of ugo1o. Lynctburg.
fENAkEN this mclfod tn ml,rm his tficnds and the
I public generally. thai he Is offering for sale
At his tmcY Scrc Vain sheet. the following arll
rcs fJr cash, 10" Any o'Er Establishment in TIN
.sa;tfy s:.erwt : -'sih
Cakes II every variety, Cauii,s, Mix Of ,so3.
AIacae.ar Oh Misses )rs sing Ca>,s Dolls Ioath
brushes Violin Strings e,r.d,i tll3,p.s. Walnus. Pea
Nuts, Cilon. Havana CIGARS. ran~rc Clears Cologne
Mater, Florida Water, Antique OIL. Hear's on. Fancy
Boxes fancy Soaps. Hair Brushes Bar1amon .unee.
filbrs. Cream Na's, Brn,h R4sios. Sultana Rrisins
lie rakcs his c@n Candes and warrants them Ia bc
GOOD any that cal be manufactured in the State.
which he is tHa'cn oifar To Conlccrioncrs and Ner
chants good terms a an article of The same quality
can be purchased in The Nnuhcm Cities. He would
say to the citizens GENERALLY that. Whcn they feel like in
nlgna in the Injuries OF life. they viii AWAY. find al
Head Quarers the hest that the market affords such
as Oysters Fi,f. Parlridaes. fonlsot every descrn-
ton, Squirrels. Rabbits, Opssuos, Steals. Yenison
Hams sc served MP at he shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
June 10 IA