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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-16

| GENERAL WAsHI>GroN's LAST VoTE. -Ev.
cry inc dent in the life of Washington is full Of
interest. The following interesting crcum-
stances related by correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier:
~ was present." saws the correspondent,
"when General Washington gave his last vote.
1t was in the spring of 1893, in the town of AL
exandria lie died the l4ih December follow
| ing. The Court House of Fairfax county was
then over the market house. and Immediately
fronting Gadsby's tavern. The entrance into
it was by slight flight Of crazy steps on the
outside. The election was progressing-seve-
raj thousands OF persons in the Court House yard
and immediate neighboring streets and was
standing on Gadsbys steps when the father Of
his country drove up, and Immediately approach.
ed the Court House steps, and when within a
yard or two of them saw eight or ten good look.
ing men, from different directions, certainly with
out the least concert, springng simultaneously.
and place themselves in positions to uphold and
support the steps should they fail in the Gene
rails ascent of them. was Immediately A, h,s
back, and in that position entered the Court
House with hlm-following in his wake through
dense crowd to the polls-heard him vote-re.
turned with him to the outward crowd-heard
him cheered by more than two thousand persons
as he entered his carriage-and saw his depart.
ure.
There were five or six candidates on the
bench sitting, and as the General approached
them, they arose in body and bowed smngly,
and the salutaton having been returned very
gracefully, the General Immediately cast his
eyes towards the registry of the Polls, when
Colonel Deneale, think it was, said, swell.
General, how do you vote 1.-THE General
looked at the candidates, and said, "Gentlemen,
vote for measures not for men," and turned 10
the recording table. audibly pronounced his vote
saw it entered-made graceful b,w aud re,
tired"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
(Vu1nn1cr A2.

an et1er Gette.
. Ger Somet Don 1s41 ,piro fir ben bcnttphrtiof1er
n neierer 3elt 9ebalten Sein Sucleus bate 5OOoOO
etlen int DSl1rebmeier nnc er mar bem bIoeen suac
teaSsr a!o N9nate idltbar' Die 9rOete eduee fence
Ne'Ielt' une CUR @cllenoung einer Qaufbabu foI er
5000 sabre brauden. SoalleD's Comet lpurbe 1888
gum lesten MaIe 9eeben. Wan fcunte i'm NIT bIpgen
M sl'.sen Deoeodtsn uno fen @hpeif tetrug 80 grao.
m S@fDelts eneedte man Sumter. 0a6 @rdeincn
atroncmen Dcrane9ela9ten 3eitlno an bem pprousbes
tn'n1n'ten Srt ieSt ooB i'm Na9emeinen Scn1eten
pcrmoneute &Srper lno, bic Su un(erm Scruenintemc
9ebcre' uno ooB NIT bnen feine tpeIentden 8erSn.
ie ourd)Iaufen. "S''
ASr erUnertt l.tts, Il, einem beutIen a(frcucmiGheu
9Sette ebr 9elebrte uno ber
Sometendfpeife geIefer in babeu baben ie5ccf3 bas
SSaa n)t CUR 9ano une u'lHeu besbaIb ouf beren
RlttbetIun9 Seriidteu. ST..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28

eometen haben fdcn in Der llrssit bes Menldeuse.
idledtes Die SroBe Mebrbeit nit abersldubiIdem
Sd,reden erfaut Sbr Soimmel btu3iebenberS rSdpeif
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
Cine Gage oes Wtobarpt>Gboles.

(Das ,, 9. 9unrav D1crntns SuIcttn", tpt6ts tetrr
@ennas ~ er(bcaen anens uno oI9encs @tt ntbaIt
ert raBe 1922 Don Cooper sretst unb ts eet NOD mic
rubert tpcrbrn iei.)
Nature grows not only in thews and bulk
Shakespeare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
NJ York. Boston. Philad. Ball.
1912 2l,i36 $500 5,O72 1,lO5
1g43 GA 800 liza 40,
Decrease. 1852

The recent accounts from England representing the
with very little alteration, express the condition things
in this country Perhaps before in the history
commerce has money continued abundant for such
length Of time, not only without imparng activity to
business but witnessing continued decline in prices of
goods and produce. Both here and in England, money
has continued accumulate at the great financial centers
in remarkable degree, while the for its employ
ment decreasing by the maturity of paper without its
being replaced There two obvious causes for this
state fittings both of which just grow of legs
lave wisdom during the past year six tariffs with the
avowed object Of choking the channels Of British trade
have been passed by many different nations The re
suit Of this in the table published recently of
British exports is that notwithstanding the low prices of
those exports the aggregate money vaue exported for
the year ending January lsi3 decreased 900 or
$40 100000 In the United States the decreased imports
for the period $4,000 Ooo BY thus ruthessy
destroying subssting intercourse between nations not
only all business, but money its and relative values
become dsordered and capital reuent in its accustomed
channels requires time to form new currents for its
ploy
Another great for stagnaon has been the revu.
sion Of the credit system developing the fact that money
loaned in industrial employmens, will not yield rent
higher than two three cent This has been made
very apparent in the bankruptcy here and in England of
all the parties engaged in looms at higher There
not Bank ia the UuiSu, which has borrowed
money and reoaned it in industrial employ mens which
is solvent The produce Of labor will support the
operator and yield per cent profit 20 the lender of CAPT
tai The growing Of This fact tends greatly to
check the disposition to invest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

name Of those issued for the loan and payable January
1880 with cent interest after july ls45, semi-an
nual IN the city Of New York.
sro 2-Pledges the proceeds of the public works for
the payment ofthe interest except in far they have
been previously appropriated.
SEC a. The bonds issued for interest rec evable for
State lands University and School lands excepted. This
section to take effect July, 1915.
sEc. AIN case of deficiency in the proceeds of the
lands to meet the interest il shall be made up out OF
money in the Treasury. If there is none in it, tax
SIC. 5-When such deficit occurs the auditor general
shall be- and authorised transmit the amount to the
county officers who shall levy and collect it.
Whereas, the State bonds issued to the Morris Canal
and United States Bank were never paid for, and the
bank sbound to surrender them therefor.
SEC 6-When the whole of these bonds are returned
TO the state the Governor is authorised to issue in lieu
OF them, bonds Of the State in the same FORM for
the State subject to the deductions specified in the act Of
February l7h 1912 The interest ascertaned to be due
on the amount thus received with that to fall due to
July 1915 shall be provided for in the same manner as
that specified in the first section.
SEC. This act to take effect Immediately.
EThis the result of debt and reputation Michigan
Now the principal Of paying only much money the
State received perfectly sound Not that the ginal
issue ofhese bonds right but that having incurred
debt tho State should pay what it obtained and no
So far the bill is right. The whole remainder is
wrong in principle disgraceful in practice and at war
with sowad Republicausm. The State acknowledges
that it owes certain moneys. Then why not pay it
instead ofpromsng to pay it 1t states that the bond
holders willing to take its promises bearing high
rate ofiuerest instead fmoney II il because they
get nothing else If they willing the State egs-
laure has right promises for their
to pay The fact is they do not want pay their debts
they have entered into speculation in public works
with the money fher creditors and promise to pay out
of the profits of that speculation By section s. If the
speculation otprofable enough this Legislature au-
thorises the levying of contingent tax, 81 years
hence, long after their authority shall have ceased
to exist. Why did they not do all the ether work
of future legislatures we'll in that PARTICULAR The
plain common duty ofthis legislature levy
the tax collect now, and pay now If them two
or three hence the legislature finds that the
of the public works sufficient the tax may be
RENTED. BY this immense saving to the
State would he effected. This would be saving the
State Of s275 00o which will be the of the compound
interest payable under this bill. Will the public works
clear 900 to meet the principal and interest of these
interest bonds due in 1850
The following is an official table Of the exports of
tain English manufactures from Liverpool to New York;
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, from October to
FEB 10, lS43 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
HE FOL 4OHING REMARKA WILL. VI ACE u

WE FOL OWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BIZ.
r 9 ss Gs;s . H.s
s::ss q CO 40 sss sf: ss gs:ss'
.s: saI,s$. 4;
;as !, ssrts Re. from pa" and generally accompanied
Win Segsra to the fr.t Of those rsm,rhs:--
HPGT9 'fa asnes & Dc s, s.a ~ ss
5noe on from month to month slides into sleet Now
s s . R9 s0 in ss and a
hat gse implies chronic inflammation ofthe passage which
a1S setus nnnoSesd pr length d si TIM:
szous nsades not only cfassxus but those slss Of
But what especially leads thea of from this disorder
Is the idea that structure annot 50 long imp
ns sea iii Yeas without pGaoas sa1 ve19
e., 81 5
IT prevent this very state that these remarks published
Sfbis rcneos. aoSen Is very cruer Every BODY knows
s S:, =, o5u eS S1 this city, and thai
a al s nssens Il e w Mo
sonon t.si e, ss write: 70 se consulted y
snd wills and codss and tho like for together
bat whom On seeing me real nature of the ease he as cures
wh q Psvsnns these ,i imRc:Sn, therefore
;:s9ss. shieI Structure e inoyn YIsch Be- eas
s Ses ss sn
stated very brieyhey the following The it
1cec no. be much diminished dea But observe
lively aeE ia finished and the clothes resused, wh eth
sr -op or two Will steal away, 70 wet little
noihins is n,ore indicative ofsircture The neztis
The tame Gc7ofya0s has REMARKED Uncfiyed-~it di
eoitro how long Gororrhsea Gcrt may snd
soaG ,D s S sas : nsaa %95s 10 @
10 80 on beyond wee, this slono would afford sutccrs
zgnod At least; for the suspicion Of The last is,
Structure depe,, sae spirits aad oessen bodily and
mental activity Ihis also Of eecs
Not, however that alike IN Individual but it
30 common st the writer rarely Of structure lano
he every day) IA which the patiet
or tes that e als0le formerly. II
grsyng also 20 wisness uniform resurn OF spfrs and
.be disappearing of other masd,es
With regard 70 the Of Structure, ts subjecf suf.
hcent observe iand with confidence and plea
pished very lrte so much as his could not have
been advanced some but such has been the
N this and such the experience Of the
nsny days az formerly II demanded months
lhc writer also begs 10 that for those who wish
ceras. the cure them.sve. he published little volume,
the Of all those delicate dsesres which require espe
eis and privacy directed in the painest
bic should consult the author personally nothing wlsur
Prise tem than the end certainty Of his Of
Sue Separate rooms also srrsngee for those who
IL only remains say two on the ground on
which the public aud especially strangers coming CRY
may rely pl confidence what has beep adv ,need With
aatc OF Ldnturgh, c &che has been in
hsse dsees-s BOT, hospital and city practice for more
grossly that he has testimonial the
Ameaes--ss 81 A.tlcy Cooper to Dr. Most Of New Yort
red 10 rsisI 10 ncss every Pbysiaisn Of ibis
eIy.
wien street. towards the Battery at houre also be
.5nsutsj By pcsi The itts volume referred
Dollar MA lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
Died.

At Philadelphia, on the llh instant after short and
severe Illness CHARLss MICHAEL aged one year and Sc
ven months. Son Of Dr. j. Pool and Anna Elizabeth
Gsrrish, OF this city.
At Albany Tuesday night at IL o'clock MANY RicH-
MoSp consor Of COL John Taylor OF that city, aged ~
years.
This bereavement will nfict serious loss in the fami
ly beyond estimation The poor that were re-
eved bv her private bountes will also lose kind and be-
nevolsnt friend. In her united many Of the quail
ties that would embesh and adorn the female character
possessed of bigh now Of spirit and vvacy united with
an intelligent well stored mind, highly infused with true
piety, she dused strong glow Of cheerulness in the
private and family circles Through last Sickness
less painful than lingering she manifested those genuine
traits Of true pety patience and resignation cheerfully
submitting 10 the will Of Providence to live resign her
happy spirit into the hands OF aust Creator Retaining
her 10 the last she left testimony behind Of the
consultations of christian, with herto die wds gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE
THE G19yng passItions are for sale at the AERALD
where II the Cheap Publications Of the day be had
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DC hsToRY Of III. Great
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SsSSS4
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cents-ia sunbers ready.
LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS.
se a' with S..s s S: s@s y.
be complete in one number Is cents each
COOPER'S NOVELS.
All Of Ceopers Novels will be published in volumes at
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CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ) WORKS.
All the works OF the above
ootation NOTES ON AMERICA, FOR general circni
PxsS ss'f ss g Hyy Ply fss
and NICHOLAS NICKLEBY each complete in one nun ..
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PUBLISHED IN OUARTO FORM.
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reelection oil Sea raes-Aso an account Of the SOMERS
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TOM SURKE OF OURS,
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fDVENTUREs or ARTHUR oLEARY,
discount all the above works TO agents
Subscriptions for all above Magazines i'll be received at
this once, and psnctually attended ~ jaac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
Domestic lamentations.

APALAoHIcoLA-BrigW WIN Tsvlor-4i bales cotton James
boorman--l0t Hy Colt co5o Bogar Kneeland-0O y o
hSnrlbnt coo w DfNa'bie-3i X vatand-60 Smith,
Mils co.'s Grant Baron-l2 McElvy coo skins
pYwnhsm Dmon-loo sucks cedar 72 hides Fdsel
CHARLFsToN-Brg Moses-ll bales cotton q Ruklev-2s3
n tcs rice Victor Duckwitz--3o ties A Had,t-iO Smith
Mills < col Mrs X Cochran-i Wssmer-i2r coils rone
Wood Johnsfon Buuittl8i hides Cummings half bhls
walker Mcfinsey-7 bxs case A ALins-2 Hyau-c bx,
WAX Leney brothers--l Smith, keg Stewart Nlat-
len u Dol Camman WhitshsuSeiB brs 42 bis w Burses-
26l bbs rnain 6i hides 10 order
.,sAvANNAH-schr Horny Chase-77 bags Williams &
Sortham--2 hhds beeswsx hdl n Tslman2 boxes
bales cotton Orray Taft cks Colomb
x iseli-75 Hicks & co.'s 10 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

MATANzAs, March 10 ALE light ana brisk "a 3; Beef
prime NO. asa Z: Jerked, "A 34a4 do, u s, 3 az Al;
Bread Pilot g. Butter yellow, loa is, Candles mould
!Ae lo sperm - 81; Cheese, Am. 10 a6, Cider,
Hoops, 26a35; Hams, Am. ala Lard, 10 II a. Oni.
ons, AZ; Apples, Ia 3; Potatoes, a .; Pork mess IL
Is; prime, II; Rice, 4a44; Soap, yellow, a g.;
shocks hhds6 Q; do box, 7i Lumber, w P. 10 az
PIP, al6.
Sugars assorted, half white half brown, 4s a III:
white alone, a IL; brown do, 81, yellow do \;
Muscovado, g. Coffee, LIST quality, ia, second and
third DO, oao; Molasses % ga,,s W. Honey, aast
par; New Orleans, co.
Ffeighfs-To Europe per ton 10 s5s; United States
box sugar, Slt; Molasses hhis of ITO gall 80 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
state Of Trsde!
The sales of Real Estate to-day were as follows -

Houses and lots Nos. So and 90 vesey street. Lots
IS by 100 feet each sold for $4,000 each. $4,000
House and lot No. State street, corner of White
hall. ................... 1900
No State street. =. .......... .. -. 10000
Ne ~ Whitehall street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
NoA d, do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,2OO
In the general markets there is material change.
The severity Of the weather reards the approach Of the
Spring business.
y4shes.-About $50 barrels of Pots have been taken at
S. 25 In Pearls there is nothing doing
Cstton-salcs OF abou. 1909 bales with material ae
ration in the prices.
F1our-There is very little doing, Canal at S475.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
brighton Cattle Market.

MsrDAY, March 20.-At market, $50 beef cattle, $40
shet p, aud 40 sw inc.
Pyices-Beef Cst,e--An advance was effected and we
quote 10 correspond Extra at So as FIRST quality 81
75a5; second quelty, 81 So third quality IS rs 25
shespWe noticed lots sold at 81 80, so, 81, So rs
IS and SIS.
swine Those at market were sold, price not public
At retail from "A to &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

FRIDAY.
Al i0T ocloct, h. the sale rooms
Extensive Sale of Dry Goods fresh and seasonsb'e.
Also the continuation OF the sal, e The estensive stock ota
wholesale and retail dry goods store cloths eassiere' vest
ipgs shetiings. hosiery, Sc
Also,i trunks elegant clothing.
Also large sddons lot ~ fancy goods goo Yards xtI sp-
Yves Ergana broadclohs 3superb Plates double gs
olrt and some jrwelTy.
Aso, liable linen. sheeting. shifting, &c
The cloths will be sold IN lot. q su,t purchasers.
SATURDAY.
Al 10 O'Clock in the sales roo,r
second Sale If splendid made Cabinet Fnrnu1s by
the best manufacturers the city, i0& O'clock m the large
70 I'M. 81 Ann. rs anG ia Fulton a.
ms sale w aHordan opportunity for citizens and ot'
SIMPLY themselves with eptionshe elegant and pshul
arces IN the comprsing the celebrated manfacure OF N
Az xander NJf ouas, 6oo1als Sohaher Lindsey walters
aud others.
Every article will he sold without and warranted all
fashion.
I he furniture will be arranged by catalogue Friday for
examination, and the sale will tahe place the order,
con uaencing NJ 80 Ann st
Their, also Piano fores which will he arragned
No 10 Fulton st.
The public he assured the SAFE will be perfectly
restricted and honorable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
NJ A r TIM r HERALD
Sailing Days OF the steam sh,ps.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.


We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels win give
to Commodore RoBERT SILvEv, of News Fleet, Re
port Of The shipping left 4 the Port whence they aied the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their
hoard them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 tins Once all the Marine teigence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will DE thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
PORT OF NEW YORK.. MARCH ~
Cleared.

RIsss... 5 50 MOON RIsEs.......... az
SUN sErs....... .....6 "a HIGH wArgR......... ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

CHaRLrTor-BrR Moseb-Ms } Corning, p Moore, l.
Aicut,-5 in the sJeesage
sAyANv.H-sehr Henry ChaseC Peck and IA in the steer
age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
SINGING

SINGING.
nd s Of as s HdSs i
New Work that during the cy, she purposes civ
as e the :I a. eas; style
finish Of the modsrn Italian and reaet ehoo pr ci.ey
msI to that pusu ID BY Bordogn and vAccs the frs. masters
tented Inc pr,cice, for The pupils, unlike
s op i Ss ud 'ss
!, he SINGING
ing with them which .uccessfay pufsued alone BY
wS HaSs he y d
w q s seUsps yS or i uon Ny
n Oh .mbers street, between The hour, Of aud 2:
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower man sver--a.
w subscriber SANITY receiving all deserl, ions Of
ss
I @ % sy ifss, ~
n
1sTe sse s an"
sale and retail 30 Wall street up stalrs Min lns.ec
TuT No 1sths%sel: street. A s;ssIsS:d o render to
the afflicted sound aud Scientific medical aid Al kind of dis
ION performed IN the most careful scientific man5e One
Hsf':
O. all s%ae Of yy s ss
desire win b visited shsir houses. Those whose
sSS
re genuine Cuppns and sech ing win be done at the
'"''''' "''''' ''' 'bI fHIS S %S Dosrw,ck.
rs Chambers ST. I'd house Of Broadway.
This n.ituton under the and commentator of
''' REV DR. ED " HIGBEE,
REV. DR.. W. e. BROWNLEE,
REV Dir GEO POTrS
REV DIX. q SPRING,
REV. DIR. SCHROEDER
m1i Inis sec
ROB Roy BALL.
WILL be given the Apollo Saloon Monday Evening
w March 97t, ie43 full Of the costumes
ofhe various Hs md Clans will be the
Tickets q be had
The Apollo Saloon, Broadway.
Hewitt Co., Music Store, Roadway.
E George MoreteD, Oh and aud Elm streets
Joseph Craig, ga Pearl street.
This w McLeary, ZIG Blsecker street,
! Joseph Bruce corner 9th Avenue and nth street.
mel lw-m
NEW FRENCH GOODS.
~ b. STRANGE Is receiving from the picket shIps
II. Rhone aud Emerald part OF his supply OF fine French Ar
icisl Flowers which this will be unusually large and
will comprise all the novelties which appearing IN
peris
He woud invite an inspection Of some very Trimmings
for ladies h also varieties OF aud face flowers
Large dealers will find stock worthy OF their attention. and
VIII oe oe''' WIZ "''' No. 1883 WALKER STREET,
One mouse west of the Bowery.
Also new materials for Flower Makers. m2l 6tissr
tsiUEATUNC PAPtR--lO bales OF very supe1or quality
s,,as, n, rno,s of shps sale h.
mic e. X. COLLINS CO. - South 1t:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

Cpae.a; Queen Eidridxs Lsruna Chinesrsr PARK Agsa
Pierre Pierre Mart; John Taylor Birch. Mon',sgb;y; Creole:
lie AlleIcn ,Tory; and EdabufsR lawson, LrspOol;
Ts snL sssn Mss s was TSnce
S. si E eG SAp W.oa
u..E.s.A
- there no OF boad.rs b. gentlen snd hi' wife
Y = sp,stca,s part Oft city Apply Immediately B.
AHD-3e barrels pri@e Leaf Lard ship Orleans from
Elk coLLINss CO.
N0TTJE]Cs5tI1- Fund, Of The sc6r Carroll. last
tsi. Office whsrs he may be ousa m24 I.rc
CAuToN;ETs, rasif ,Is e;ulopsd aYapss aesoII.tiSg
ySr Is and R Hail. ad note having been
r'. '~' -" L. B. wYMAM..
'THs THEAstlRE Of the Fire Depsrtnent Fund CRATE
fully octgowlsdg,, the receipt o.e Hundred Dollars,
the said company BY the hands Of Gee JOIN Hope Rrs
New York. March a,d. 1913. Treasurer Fire Fund.
DISSOLUTION OF -PaRTNERsHIP- The partner.
5 n Has sS Sf.Ts.n the sv aS
an aabsd rsaas.% 70 ' ia%.dass
Hart who duly authorised settle III Sasnss the late
n sAS StE " hhasRr.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1sl3.
CARD.
The being dss'r Of etriss from bu,nes will
together with the Fixtures. Glass Cases. &c Also transfer
OF the arous agencies which she holds II the best assorted
stock Of the kind 10 be found IN the will be disposed
OF on very enable terms Tos who give
cepfionabe security liberal credit will be given She also
takes this opportunity sincere thanks her
toners and the public general fer the liberal
extended towards her during theilast Is years.
MA lie SARAH HART.
HUNTERiAN DlSPENSARY, No sDivi'ion street, es:
AID re-
di'eases of private by the of that failing
me dy Dr. Hnrters Red Drep The unrara'le ed celebrity
aud xampcd OF this werfu PREPARATION has
g it.s psme neve. to b. forgotten VIII there remains
how very quickly and harmessly it into
minute channel dIslodgng annihlng Ie
rrous spirit this DIRE dul Of all disorders the
time fofying the system against disposition sub,e
each vial Of this medicne aud be had gratis Price 81
wal, which is warranted in m24 tier