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MIR WEBSTER.-Ilon. Daniel Webster

MIR WEBSTER.-Ilon. Daniel Webster,
retired from the office of Secretary Of State
which he has filled since the 4th Of March 1871
on Monday last He has filled the station with
ability, and resigns it Of his own accord. Had
lie left it at the time the rest Of the Wing cabinet
resigned when Tyler turned traito:, he would
have stood higher in tie estimation Of many, but
'better late than never" The Office will be fill
ed temporarily, by the Hon. Hugh S. Lcgare,
Attorney General
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American Wing is tho title of new pa
per Just started in the city of Baltimore. The
number we have seen is good. 1t supports Clay,
and gives signs eff being able. Terms so per
year, copies for So, 10 do $40, One copy is
Months 81 do do 40. 10 do do SIS.
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IF1he funeral of DIR. Samuel w. Groome
takes place at halfpast | O'Clock to-day. The
friends Of the family, and our citizens generally
are requested to meet at his late residence at
that hour. Hc will be inferred at the Head of
Chrs;inaa
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u Temperance Meeting in the Court House
tonight, Address by Alexander Evans, ESD
Come out en- ntasSe.
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Some of the students at the College at Car
isle, Pa, Kissed and shouted at some volunteer
companies parading there on the LIST. inst. One
ofthe soldiers fired ball cart ridge amongst them
but no one was hit Had the scoundrelS been
crippled they would have been served right.
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IFThe Baltimore Republican of last Satur-
day, contains the following communication from
Gov. Thomas. We think it probable that upon
"sober second thought" he will decline making
any disclosures. If the general opinion in re-
gard to the matter land it appears to be wall
based, be correct, he has everything to lose by
the denouement.
Were it case Of political rascality, lie doubt
essly would be sustained by many of his party,
he having been looked up to as one of the infal-
l'ble few, yet, even his political dictatorship
seems now on the wane, since Ohio began to
Kick in the traces, and show that eren he has am
bitlon; by the ability he has displayed in causing
a stampede in the Damp; but he can scarcely ex.
pect that his family jars will be endorsed as party
'odfe; or that the political sympathy of his party
will cause them to sustain hi m in social suuab-
ble' or that the public care fig about the matter.
He may rest assured they would have been quite
pleased, entertaining the opinion they do, had
Gov. Mcdowell cowhided him completely.
Besides, he had well take heed to his steps,
lest he be required to "tOe the mark" in front of
that ruthless Mlssouran who, if the general opin-
ion be correct, showed him once before that he
was Bent on maintaining the honor of his faml-
ly, and caused him notw outstanding his fearless
ness to make satisfactory retractions But to h;s
letter:
NEssRs EDIToRs:--Seeing that an ar,i-
Gle. which appeared originally in the Rich
mond Star, is being copied generally by
The newspapers, as an authentic account
Of paltry affair in which was reluctant
" concerned at Stanton, it is due to my
sell to say that it does me injustice. Be.
ing, however, entirely certain. that the
force OF what am now reluctantly COM
PEELED to make public, cannot be in the
least dHgree diminished, by misrepresen-
tatons of miserable and contemplible
assault made where it was foreseen would
not be permitted properly to chastise my
cowardly assailant, shall not be diverted
from the course, long since marked out
Tor myself, to engage in newspaper con-
troversy of any kind. If my character
for man'ness, needs the aid of contest
as to the merits of scuffle in crowd,
II Is not worth preserving.
The painful and humiia,ing affair in
which am involved, demands, and shall
receive, much more serious treatment.
Measures will be taken and pursued, I'M
Il flnenced by fear. favor, or affection, to
nnvell, in becoming manner, every fac,
and circumstance necessary to establish
the true character of all concerned in
bringing about and dissolving my Inflated
marriage. When every thing ha1 been
o'ed, have a perfect confidence thai,
prevalent, mlsapprehensions, which my
long silence has afforded opportunity to
create as to the propriety Of my conduct.
IN the most interesting and delicate rela-
ton OF life, will be corrected and removed.
FRANCIS THOMAS.
ANNAPOLIS, May 5, 1913.
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li"We are for William Cost johnson for the
next Vice President of the United States.
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There has been great food in the eastern
rivers, particularly tbs Hudson.
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Godfrey Pope since his trial for the murd err o.
Leonard Bliss Jr., has left the editorial chair OF
the kcntuckian, at Louisville 1t is 10 be con.
Quoted by J. B. Marshall, ESQ.
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It is rumorcd that Mr.. Merrick U. S
Senator from this state, Intends to reign
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Late from Europe The new steamer
flibernla, arrived at Boston on the 9TH
inst. News brought by her not very i'm
porlant. Europe tranquil. But little
change in the state Of trade The bitter
ness of feeling manifested by portion Of
the English press towards this country,
seems 10 have been abatcd by recen,
Parliament discussions relative to the late
treaty. The splendid West India steamer
Solway. which cost 100000, was totally
lost by striking a rock near he port OF
Corunna. Seventy three persons were
saved in boat. The captain and large
number Of the passengers and crew, were
lost. Ensured to amt 100000.
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Tom Moore, the Poet, is said to be writing a
history of Ireland
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MISSION TO CHINA.--lnformatio having been
received by the Hibernia, that the Hon. Mr.. Ev-
cret, now U. s. Minister to Great Britain, to
whom the mission to China had been rendered
by the President, had declined accepting it, on
account of the separation il would produce be-
tween him and his family; Mr. Tyler on Monday
last appointed the Hon. Caleb Gushing, commits
sioncr and Envoy Extraordinary to that en-
MI
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J. CLANCY JONES Esq, who lived some
months in this town, and who now re-
sides in Easton, Pa, has been adm itted
to practice in the supreme court of Penn
sylvania, and also in the District court
of the United States.
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give received communication from
a correspondent who signs himself 'Vir
tue" We are as fully impressed as he
can be, that the evil OF which he speaks,
exercises a blighting and demoralizing in
huence, but for reasons which upon re-
election he will perceive. we cannot pub
ish his article. Any good that might be
brough, about by publishing it could be
as efiectually produced by calling upon
the Town Commissioners in pers on. or
perhaps, by sending them when they
meet, such communication as he sent
"a.
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The Louisville Journal state it as re-
markable fac,,''t hum inning birds, which
it calls "winged blossoms Of the almo.-
phere," are, Notwithstanding the back
warkness of the spr ing, already nnlng
about in that region. It's impression is
that they arc not generally seen till June
or July.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

No Extra .Session.--Thc Baltimore
Republican learns from good authority
that no extra session of the Legislature
will be called.
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On last Monday night, Mr. Norris
Lewis, paper manufacturer near this place,
was thrown from his carriage by the run :
ming of his horse, and very severely hurt.
He is not considered dangerous
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The act making the appropriation to
20 establish a mission in China, sontains
a peculiar provso, which may cause
doubts to arise, as to the validity of the
late appointment of Mr.. Cushing 1t con-
cludes thus. "And provided further,
That no agent shall be sent by virtue oil
this act unless he shall have been appoin-
ted By and nth the adriee Of tie Senate"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-13

give received this week from the
Hon. James A. Pearce, several importan,
Public Documents, for which we tender
our acknowledge ments.
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That "Dcnton Pcarp once nore--If
the Denton Pearl were anything ether
than a cabbage leaf, or if the supper end''
of its editor were anything other than a
cabbagc head, we might be induced TO
show him that his impudence, drew out
from us, and warranted all we have said to
him. But our presen, estimate of him
will not allow us to do so.
We limited TO him tina, as he had nei,h-
or the common sense nor the common de-
cency to qualify him for an editor, he had
better "run away" from the PEARL" as
he did from another place. This he pre-
tends not TO understand, and SAYS we
mus, "take back or explain" Tia. ha!
We laugh, "Comc Oh McDuf," sc. sc.
We will! now further hint, that if he
will not run array, the corps Editorial
may perhaps take some steps to expel him
from their ranks for his unworthiness, as
he was "once upon time" exp elled from
thecompany of another party Of gentlemen.
Will this need any expl ana,ien.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-05
DOCTOR LLIOTT, OC U Ii S
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER D!SPENSARY 2eAK Fulton street near
Of London and formerly Surgeon in the Brush Nj
W. continues be consulted daily all diseases Of delicate
nature and all those symptoms consequent
Dr. M has had experience Of twenty treating
delicate in all their various andc implicated FORMS and
ing the venerea virus with certainty hout subscng the
patient to risk restricting him n susual diets pu
suits while his medicines agreeable taste and smell Per
manent IN the ureha such az structures and
ss-gement Of the prostate gland ompaned with much
uon and dull pain about these paru are some Of the conse
c manner promoting absorption Of the thickened c,cu
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLlTY.-Thou.ands Of young
destructive whose nerves further injured from
the use Of nosuns pretended specifics. which stimulate
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure-the stnctes honor and confidence are observed
sle advice and medicine to any part Of the
Union, by his giving history of his casein detail 20k Full
on street near Greenwich 7imer
E6OO REWARD.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
analogous complaints o fine organ igeneration.
remedies yet discovered for h above complaints this
il &C tam
spet and permanent cure, without he
strcon obi drink exposure change in application to bz
siness.
We give long auackh recommendations to deceive the
hc the medicine does speak for itself,
shall speas rIt Our object be had
and the proprietor single recent Conner
rhHa to be brought which the mixture will not effect rapid
cure under forfeiture OF $500.
This disease that unfortunately pcrades all ranks e
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least in the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted II dose oil the
Il pus m m boe: with & directions sccompsnyins it,
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
i For fe eo ony W% H. Minors 1872 Broadway
John opposite franklin House, New York; Jones;
Chestnut and Seventh Streets Philadelphia and at
M. ashngtOn
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MEDICAL.

ORRIs TOOTH WAsH-Prsparsd from the onpnaI ~
purely vegetable preparation possessing the proper
healthy state unpleasant odour in
the mouth whether arising from decsyed teeth from de
ranged state Of the stomach.
designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
and pre- venting away of the guns II the teeth
Ii particularly useful in Of spuney gums restoring the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and arising from
exposure cold il will be found highly beneficial 1t is par
sculay serviceabe the Os Tooth Wash night
before retiring This method recommended by emf
mulate during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the might in clean and healthy
of humanity; bat how many neglect the attention
me ans needed Among these know of peasan
eectua than the Ouis Tooth WASH lit Gle and viii
the breath we recommend ALL young
ld.-[Boston Morning Post.
The Os Tooth Wash the best detergent ever used
our enamel.-[ Boston Transcript.
For sale bv the principal druggists in { seitv mlr
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FEMALE MONTHLY Pills

OWING to the celebrity efficacy, and invaabls success a,
~ Madame Resell's Female Monthly Pills in ali cs.ss VI
regularty suppression stsppage OF those functions of IA
which the health every female den~n,l. .nr
their ntoducton into the United States now abou; onr
counterielr and limitations constantly attempted 10 BE-
pAmec on for the Chep pills arc
ttwelys s N, boT IA, up different boxes, and called
possible, two dollars box. Females are hesi,re
cautioned against these attempts Impose uon them u
e.iei,s except those sold Madame Restes Principal cs
PIceS Madame Rcstes signature i: written on The cave.
ofeach box ~ Wv WV
N h-They can be used by married single by foI,owx
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also bv an
pontment at 2s Grand street, Of Allen New York
nj lms. ~ $3.50
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HUMBUG.
SOME humbug out of ervy-some from jealousy cry
sf do nj s sssy that Thing s
Prove thing and tsa Judge Oft '' '''''
sa S ii: issyi
i Of the best things for the tSos! and Sosrsene
and cough which have used Let each and for
r''orof the Methodist EaS s 3 F Sss;Ss St.
Messrs. John Pease & Son, As Division ST.
J. PEASE 4 SONS Celebrated Compound Clarified Es
fIsss Fs'
tG: and 5sss spJ Fl Il /. sssS
he's article; be "a and G
that the benefit the whole experienced in
INC fHE OPINION OF THE CLERGYMEN.
The undersigne have used Pease Sons Compound Ex
and
81 Ss s an as and % the
commend il to our brethren throughout The Union.
Reverend Crawford pastor of the second NJ F.. Church,
Reverend Mr. Lucky. presiding elder. New York Con-
Reverend Mr. Whtst.r, pastor Of Presbyterian Church,
o. 19s ebsnsIe az v Hoo
Reverend Mr. Gifen, pastor of M. +. Church, Bedford
Reverend MIR. Hart recent pastor of Baptist Church. Gold
street-resdence o2l Pearl street.
Sold wholesale and retail at IS Division street.
Agents-Rushtop Asrinwall, 10 Astor House, ITO
Broadway, and Sc William street.
Agents out of the City
Borgess. Zeber, No. Ledger Buildings Philadelphia.
Reddng 4 Co. No. State street, Boston,
Dexter No. 81 State street, Albany, ". Y.
Haldeman Louisville, KY
Thompson Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Weeds Waters, Troy.
An agent wanted at New Orleans
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others wishing steam
confectionery wI find it TO their advantage call the
subscribers before they purchase ee where Boxes CT assorted
confectionery up the following sizes vz-l5lb 2Olb
2ob oOb 73b 100 dozen, quautyregured at low
prices. j. PEASE SON, IS Division ST.
~ BAH kinds steam confectionery Is pound
at retail. Broken Candies at led. per pound
CARD:-As the Holyday is close at hand,
when families preparing receive their friends the
old Knicke blocker sye Messrs Pease Son ready
receive ode for Ice Cream Jelly Jelly Blommonge; Charlotte
de Russo; ain and ornamental Cake Kisses sckerones;
French aud American Notices. Pyramids, Temples. Lady Ap
PIES and in fact every thing able for the establishment
of New Years Table In each department Of this branch Of
their business they have procured the best Of fully
understanding their duties, and fearing no rival
All orders either for the for New Years day
VIII ~ ''0ArN' J. PEAsE & SON.
~ Ice Cream and Jelly. In forms, six shings
quart.
N B. No New Years Table shond be without Peaae's
Orange Cream Candy the delicious flavor OF
any Havana Oange-It sold Wholesale aud retail IS Dv
sion dl8 lmr
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RIPTIIREl PERAONQ


pERSONS afflicted with ruptuIes may rely upon
instrumental aid the world affords, application the
office, No. Vesey street. either OF the
principal the United States Be examine the
back pad Of Hul trusses If they endorsed BY Dr
Hull in writing None genuine, to be relied upop
good, without his signature.
Many have undertaken limitations HuIls
celebrated and thousands imposed upon
These limitations be relied upon they are
made mechanics and better than ord
Rooms have been fitted No Vesey street.
for ladies' having from the
men where female 10 IN constant attendance wait upon
emale patients. nj Irnr
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CHEMICALS; DRUGS. CoPAIyA CAPSULES

-,
DR. FEUCHTWANGER, No. /, Wall street. offers Che
msa. Drugs Dyes,a vs cheap and warrant: al ne
vn-Lun caustic and silver crystals from 50 cts g 8 q per
OK aqua forts Gus hydIocyanic acid Ph u q cs
p p es ora cap'ue quality and f r. g,0;
french labels s. rs doz iodine dentist: gold
o, me most approved $50 Pr or
and sweet spirits Of nitrs from to cts b odinss Of po,a
sa non sulphur lead so leeche,
S0 pr o9; Shorde of iodine oz bronnc :? or and
OF soda 81 so pr lb compound chemical whale OIL
soap ana all MS poson warranted Extract ogwood and chips
dyew0ods, sold very cheap. Apply to -
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
OFT 3m*ec M IWall At N "
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
y a IN E n COR ID M " " N NJ A. rrrr

NV. CORNER, SUTTON AND NASSAU sTREEra
TaE NEW YoRa HERALp--A daily paper issued eycrr
nonhg ~ me weckIrce tvo ct,s per copy. Country so
ens, furnished at the same rate for specific PERIOD on
yHE WEEKLY HERALp--ssued every saturday mornin ::
niue oeloctprce sr and quarter per copyrn,s.S
ocouuuy supscnDer ", rs sdvspc- or Al tbs
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
IyyENrEp AND yREfAnEp rN

~. DE DOUDELOQUE, M W. SiopON, fNhTUGhL
THE Scientific combination Of INGREDIENTS of which NE;
ration of world. They known all Europe 70 ts
the only preparation discovered that has proved
certain in producing the monthly Their ceuatv in All
cases. being such that thew must not be used during pregnancy
produce miscarriage If used during that period ~ ~
The directions translated English and are eov
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box cor
t,ns the signature of NJ de Boudeope, and the Epgsh a.
saent for the continent Of America. "'"''''~
They can be ansmiitec by mail part OF the United
York, Will meet with immediate attention. All jst;e,, sv y,
ne post paid SOLD ~ 100 Cherry near Cs,h
,nsl Mn ~, Dy ~ Ss 49, w
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PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAI, DIS
EASES,
IN CONNEXION WITH

THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
THE College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of city of New
Yo!k have opened with their Medical
Surgical Conaul:ing Rooms. establishment for excu-
reception Of patients suffering from diseases
class of human mads for their safe
degree Of aUred experience
skill do those which vice entails on her votaries but
thousands bitterly acknowledge, no other class
been muck subjected TO the ma of bearess
and uneducated pretendemen without chaacter-whout
medical kgewhout eypeence-wthout responsible.
yenerea diseases uniformly subjected the treatment Of
properly qualified physicians suffering
would prevented and the from copse-
quences in which they too often involved with the
guilty. order therefore suppress possible TIN
euakery the College have opened this
and placed under the eminent medcsi
gentlemen Of great experience and sound udgmennen for
whose especzby and talent the high character OF the Col
lege itseIfis pledged
Patients Of both will be admitted and receive advice
grattousv and the medicines will be dispensed
than the usual No fees whatever will be
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal
will TO the impost which this
class Of have been and all thus affected will
il hoped the wisdom OF avang themselves the op.
p'''''''' ~" w., s. RiCi}AREsO Agent,
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College,
"a Ian " Nassau street. New York.
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A TT | s T | N H A IR.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR
NOT than two inches long in On: hundred deren.
Flowers Rings, Wigs and Scaps. -
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still pre-emnent above all Others Their peculiar light
gosamer venatng their being shaped exactly
the natural hair their elasticity and their superior
arrangement all combine H form such perfect heads of hair
Parties having piece Of hair living deceased friend,
formed by him into design the conceise
In such form it will be keepsake invaluable.
Gatu,ous advice gwen all diseases with
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rnoms,
Ns BROADWAY. cor Of Liberty street.
iy126mS tn Sfavs
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RkSTELL'S PREVENTIVE POwpERs
-These invaluable Powders been unyersall eaon,s
in Europe but France particular upwards of thirty yoarr
well cy thousands this the only
SAFE and efcacous remedy for married ladies' whose heats
foro'ds too rapid increase OF family,
MADAME hestci as Is well know thirty year.
male Physician the two principal Female Hospu ia IN
ropethose of Vienna ard Parwhere vorea l., her rrss.
experience ana opportunities she attained celebry ia
those great IN medical science specially adapted
toe femaie frame, Tor which her medicines stand NM
vailed as well "a this country a. Europe Her acquaintance
with the physioogy aud anatomy of the female enabled
herby tracing The decline and Ill health of
scarce IN the indian OF Ike, and the rand
often apparently ineIpicable causes which cor,cn many
fond mother to premature their
at know edge of the primary female
tlons-especiay Of married femaes-whc, leOp led 70
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption has been the of not oay
the health, but tho life OF aectionate w snS
fond mother
The advertiser feeling the importance subject and e.
tmang the vast benefits thousands by their adoD
ton would most fully of the ma,
red that they hold DEAR their
iec by simple and heating within control Ever,
dispassonate virtuous and enlightened will
nsy answer in the affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions Tnry
can be forwarded by mail any of the United States. Al
letters must be PAID and addressed MADAME NES
rELL Female Physleian. Principal ofcs, I4s Greenwich
street, New York. Office hours from AN 10 clock N
Boston offc. No. 7 ESSEX 1t. mia Inns,
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EsPY,s PATENT CONICAL VENTILATION

EsPY's PATENT CQNICAL VENTILATION.
cheap simple and e6cit ut apparatus adape dto all
a purposes ef Ventilation. snips Steamboats, churches,
ion be kept from al foul and unwhoIes eluvia il
Is elso eGectual cure for Smoky Cinmnies.
The subscriber having purchased the rh for the City and
County of New York is prepared to supply the public with
Cones on demand.
Metal Roofing Of all descriptions furnished any part Of tn,
country. -
Cropn Water Pipe, and Pumoers Work in general Also.
saysnzed Iron and Tiu Ware at Wholesale Stove pipes
oath tubs, coal hods, &c ~ Prices greatly reduced.
h1w'rh warranted, an orderH by letter medic
r. SUMNER,
s3sm'm 10 Wafer street.