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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,
Portland, MAY, Is loi3, {
CONFESSION OF THORN, TIE MUIR
DERER,


DEIiER!
A rumor having reached ne this morning that
Thorn had confessed the murder of wilson, for
which he is now under sentence of death, we
repaired Immediately 10 the jail to learn the
facts. lie stated IN our presence that lie had
done il, and being s0lemniy warned by the Row.
Dr. Nichols, who was present, not TO confess
what was not true, he twice asserted that lie
chad told nothing but the solemn truth"
We are informed that his confession is very
full, covering the whole ground from his first
courtshp of Mrs. Wilson to the time Of the
murder that it was taken down, as he re lated
it, by the Sheriff, and being read 10 him was
then signed. We have made every effort to
see the Sheriff and secure copy, bat are in
formed that he las left the city. We shall,
without doubt, be able to present it to our rea.
ders in full by Thursday. In the meantime we
have received from Mr.. Hooper, the Jlilor, VINO
was present, the following synopos Of
THoRN's CONFESSION.
He says that be was engaged TO Louisa be
fore he went to sea, but on his return, to his
great disappointment, he found that she had
married Mr. Wilson.--lie then had no thoughts
Of nluring her husband IN any respect. lie
went TO his sisters and siaid a short time, bu
they were poor and unable to take care Of hin
and so told him. He then went to Mr.. vii
sons, where he renewed his former intimacy
with LOUISA. She frequently, he says, express
ed wish that her husband was dead said a
one time, when he was coming from the barn
that she wished he would break his neck. A
several other times she said she wished tina
some one would murder him.
tie says IL lcdS at her 0lcR suggestion that The
idea Of numbering Mr. Wilson was first con
seived by him. One day, when she uttered th.
wish, no replied, Suppose murder him, M,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

Mr.. Bolts, late Representative of the Rich
mond, Va, Congressional District, has re-
Gently fayed Captain Tyler alive, in a
communication to the Richmond Wing
We would republish the article, but we con-
slider the Captain of too little importance to
justify such IA proceeding.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26
BREvrTY OF SrEEcm.-IIerodo the

BREviTY OF Standardization, the
most amusing and sagacious of historians,
relates the following pilhy story.
A certain city of Iona being hard pressed, both by
a foreign enemy and famine, sent deputaon to the
Spartans mplorng aid. Their chief orator at tho
head of the embassy; who stood up, and made the
laconic Senate long and elalo crate speech. When
he had DONE The magistrates told him for his answer,
that they could not understand any Of the latter part
Of his DISCOURSE and could no, recolcct the beginning;
so he might go home and say so.
The suppliant city, determined to match the child
rem of Lycurgus in their brevity Of communication
sent them second embassy; which was commits
stoned only TO present empty bread basket, and
inform the Sparans that they were short of proven
der. The Senate, however drly expressed, before
its Impotence at their excess Of words, telling them
that their empty panner was quite enough, and thai
they had no need to be informed of that which thel
eyes told them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

We learn from the Boston Mercantile
Journal that number of the friends of Mr.. :
WEBSTER in that city, are to hold meeting
on Friday evening, "ior the purpose of adop-
ting measures to extend to him a welcome on
his return, and to express their appre cia,ion
Of his character and services"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-26

RFTHE PosT OFrICE.-We invoke tho
the particularatlenlion of our neighbor of,he
Sentinel to the following paragraph from
letter Of instructions addressed to S. r. Hob.
bic, Acting Post Master General, and signed
John Tyler, Sept. IS, 1871.
will take this OCCASION also, 10 add for your in.
structlon, that the appointment 10, and continuance
in the office of postmn-er Of any one editing pohi!-
cal newspaper IS in the highest degree iectionable
1t involves most of the consequences above stated
introduces politics into the post Office dimnshes rev.
enue and coniers privileges on the editor which all
cannot enjoy In a word, II is ms fixed purpose as
far as IN me lies, to separate the Post Office Depart
men, from politics and bring about that reform which
the country has so loudly demanded.
| Septem er %, ISL. JOHN TYLER
Consistency, thy name is Captain Tyler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

The following ssansas in MS were picked up by
lady near the cat House a. they furnish ns,.
clue 70 ,nea hem than through the columns Of The
= : .r', the Rock in from. OF the Catskfl Noun
N May soM, 1919.
How reel the wldered senses a, the sight
How vas, the bounde.z vision breaks in view
Nor thought, nor word, Can we'll depict the scene
The din OF toll comes family swelliagup
From green fields Ear below and all around
The forest ssnda upits c-sse!ess roar
Like to the ocean, everlasting chime.
Mountains on mountains ia the distance rise,
Like clouds along the far horizons verge;
Their misty submits ningllng with the sky,
Till earth and heaven blended into
SO far removed Tom Toll and busting
So far from Earth, il Heaven no nearer be,
And gazing as spirit, from mid-air
Upon the strife AID ,umult Of the world,
Let me forget the cares leave behind,
And with an humble spirit, bow before
TIL. Maker Of these everlasting hills j. q. J.
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ID FINDERS NAREROOWS

pR1NTEHS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
= %2s q AID = iol-sil.st. Sew-Y o:k.-Apti !g3
FHiCE5 Ght EAILF RED ED.--Thv" II0f.n Prist
ing Press, NI>cnae aud 2aw MAJ uactory in coDse;usHcs
OF tie edition ne AID improve machinery TO their works,
ana The reduction n The cost Of materials ard bor
o!ed |etly " reduce the prices their PRESSES and FIN.
eIs ad B7ndeTS materials gcuora viii be b. thar
newly printed Circular 10 which the beg -syr nfer.
This EtablislnsEt still under H." personal Spenhl.
Geace % Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe, and they sare
their friends that Got'tS taGing the great reduction rcss
all articles manufactured by this Establishment shall retain
ti~ high re9q:ton winch ey have hitherto sustained i
VII also De endeivo improve the qualify Of
than ~ particular. They Halter themselves, also that
hei' Old e, %Iii not only continue their ayors but M
nte5 generally Will appreciate their cndeay0rs furnish
the very best articles .; barely iemunering prices.
Orders ircm part Of tie country for all articles used ~
Pnnters OF BindaEs including Type, Ink Paper etc., wi "a
executed with the greatest and rOmptds ant on ne
best terms.
obbng work aud repairing viii he done the loves, posh
oil. prices, with egery attention and expedition.
y. Bill articles manufactured BIZ this establishment
VIII be STAMPED H. hoe Co., that persons from ab!oa
may not be IMPOSED upon with spurious acles made II mi
tatiOn OF theirs.
.rners Of newspapers who publish this advertisement, win
this note three times before the FIRST July next and eEd @;
OF th-ir arers 10 VIII be entitled ahen Of dsI ti
on bnyng four times the amount oft. ANU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

FOR SALE.--A Farm OF 2G0 acres, situated
F:.s in Shutdown Suffolk county, n!e from the village
-. Of Commacl 81 miles from the railroad On said farm
good dwelling house, two good barns With coMiosr
good oun orchard variety OF cherry m i tres
for farther .T-icuirs mcguire Of CHARLES BAKER, No.
o Manisonery street or DAVID BRYAN, Brooklyn, No.
- L,nlton st-csr Jy3 in
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warranted superior any heretofore used for .t
All persons tesous OF testing the great value and
Of these hand made shoes sending s. BY mai or Other
WIS., loo ss assorted Shoes viii Immediately orw AIDED
EdeIed BY applying TO The subscriber at the Sors or L
HeiioSE o. N1sEsns Hart Lesley J. c. Heart 6 Bro
pe5 5 Cos New, York; Chstes Smith Boston; A. NJ
u Jones Philadelphia, and f. Pratt Brother Baltimore
Thefe tafther information ,nsy BE- had the subject.
TIDY iT9n and Nail Sactary.April4 HENRY BURDEN.
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THE Observation-Disclosures,

THE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure
IN announcing to the public, thar after r,crs
, OF study and labor, hs has perfected his MA.
!, chlnery Tor tae manufacture OF Horse Shoes.
4 which he now offers at the price Of hon.
4 shoe iron IL bar OF ualqu.lity thus sayin-
II the expense OF making, (which amounts II
! all CASES 10 the first cost Of the iron.) Be.
sides, The shoes arr more easily fitted 70 RI,
hoof, and in no danger of prickiug-the hole,
ali beiEg punched at the proper distance from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

y FOR SALE-The fast sailing coppered and
sseiiy. copper fastened ship NEW ENGLAND, burtien
Mass OF The best materials, and previous her last voyag5
completely VEesued and sheahed and cop,eTed with
heavy LoCdon COPPER has full inventory, including :, a
a gee ana boats and about 1898 Jbs oil casks n shocks
SAILS and rigging good order, and fitted for ano.
voyage very light expense. Lies at Judd's wharf For
further particulars inquire OF
iel "a Snnt6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

CONGRESS MUSTARD-This mustard i
~ warranted 10 b. superior any other il being mapufa.
nLed IRON the Durham Black Seeds by VIM f Accom- al
ioth street, between 18th and 9th avenues
FORE purchasing elsewhese. 49, IVA lus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

e3ss.A FARM FOR SALE in Westminster Co.
ss:s Isl nil; from the CITY Hall u miles from the Steam
boat Landing the alag of Y9nkeT' on In, the 22}n
ZONES and u1iles from the larlem Railroad Depot al vii
lams Bridge containing 50 IS of "ich Is good wood;
land SAID arrn well ws;eed streams and
has beautiful prospect OF the surIoundiu. county hand
some cottage house 81 feet square with iazz IN font Gov
cied with grapes. ROOMS, qtrles and hall on The INST o9
attic handsome aud 4wn font OF tehouss
good Barn Stable and other buildings; also, good
Pears Peaches, pums Cherries, cogseherr,S Two i"di ."
further particulars qir, OF y. +. Whitehead OF Elm
aud Canass New OF the on th s,n,Ses
je27 2y- J. p WHITEHEAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

ITO THE DEAF HEAR YE -Seguine's
i Acoustic Drops urgently recommended those az
tcted with Deafness, certain cure for that cempli
Numerous evidences Of its efficacy constantly coming
tn knowledge Of the proprietor One who has used isys
ed for the last ten days have heard distinctly as eyen-
Another. deaf for ten years. says hav- receives, much
benefit from It that induced recommend it al M
friends" Others have been entirely restored from whom 10
written testimonial has been received Price 81 per h
Sold by A. b & d. SANDS, 70 Fultun.st. A B, SANDS
& CO, No. 273 Broadway corner Of Chambersst and D.
SANDS CO., No. IL East Broadway. ielo In
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~ a PLEASURE EXCURSION TO
&C. SAUlT STE, MARIE, MACh-
NAV. GREEN BAY, AM
TUE INDIAN SETTLEMENTS.
- FARE, FOR TRIP, S2t.
The splendid low1psssare steamboat BIFtALo Japan
Friday July FL, Ut 10 o'clock, A. Mi
This presents are 9ip?rtnnity to 5hose
so that the within the 5Faeh Of y almost ny
I S,,msnts the Falls of ST Marie and the beautiful
around the foot OF Lake Superior an. also every ON
pont in that region OF interest TO the curious ana
The Buffalo has undergone thorough repairs and Tor
will be paid b. the officers OF the boat 10 me
comfort ard pleasure Of those on board .h rxcnrs;ou
Rrihs or State Rooms anp. on board or al ne once
r CHAS VI. REED, Water-street, buffalo.
100 2y-
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u Persons holding Licenses are requested 20 produce
them yyhrn applying Tor renewal; also speedily requested
70 apply WITHIN the tine above, avoid the penalties OF the
law 81 order.
MoNsoN CLARKE, Firs; Marshal
New-York. Navor, Office, June d. 1913 jslGioiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

= his 7bvnnes. Carlyle is poet who is altogether
~, -. b.rlv in his frame and habit to submit to the
i;,,;ts of metre Yet he is full of rhythm not
only in the perpetual melody Of his periods, but
IN the burdens refrains, and grand returns OF his
sense and music. Whatever thought or motto
has once appeared to him fraught with meaning,
becomes an omen to him henceforward, is sure to
return with deeper tones and weightier import
now as promise, now as threat, now as confirma-
ton. in gigantic reverberaton as if the hills, the
bor;7on and the next ages returned the sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

TTLTRAGIARINE.-T Nurenburg Ultrama-
X rinc offered for sale by the subscriber although
preparation, and yet un.nown IN this country,
very extensively use throughout England aud the
OF EurOn. and there e:Say admitted 20 be-,
only equal the U1rariue formerly prepared of the ia5
from all poisonous PARTICLES, aGd 4. exposed 70 the light, the
oien heat dampness OF suiphuuc yaTots, II Will
fade change; the contrary It's brightness VIII be- conS
erabi improved, exposcd the heat OF room. rays
ralng the above stated qualities, the Uramlrine conf.
IDENTIFY recommended 70 the particular notice OIL
Isl. Paper manufacturers for biu-lng the stuff
ID. Manufacturers Of cotton and MoOe StntS, linen
yarn, sc.
3D. Jayanners and varnisers for ackeIins coaches and
dry other articles male wood leather il mixed with
white lead, VIII all the purposes OF common vanish.
9Th. Manufacturers Of colorpd paper
9TH Painters III oil and al esco, for painting rooms decora-
tons, &c.
5th paper hangngs for coogns theground
Aa z. f-+ Iailgngs, and for printing.
It'll. Printers and !ithoeraphers
9Th. Parge;Crs, 10 paint piaS;rI.t walls
9Th Laureses, tor bluring linen, lace bobOInets, &c or
the starch us,, By them.
II may also be used for preparing both ChnI ink aud ink for
writing aud Tor many ather purposes he "ndnr may
be considered substitute for idgo PrusS'an Blue The
different compositions both, and for most other blue niue
r loss expensive than with the Saxon Blue Sut h.
OF No. Of the former will 20 rs far as lbs OF oat more
the Ultrnarne, ng 81 much brighter aud more per-
inanet blue color better quale i0r blUenS all kius Of
white stutts. linen anIri cotton calico, twist sewing
and llcrs ihe inventors of the above article have
also taken patent for the exclusive manufacture OF
GREEN ULTRAllARINE, which is of the same compo-
and Possesses the qualities the Blue ltraane
II VIII sc found 10 supply the long-rlt 4 durable
green color. Further particulars with directions for using
c. IL SCHNEIDER,
jc29 i'm 10 South William AMI 90 Stcne.5:rcets.
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A GoOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAsT-To

A GOOD SHAVING SOAP Ar LAST-To
4 make 4 Good and Lasting Larlel-Tie Scsp ths
Gompose OF. thu old Naples soapt IS kept store Il
20 sa: os"rr II imported Those who have used IT vel.
know H. worth aud that the very best soap ever nAde
for ,hayingit makes thick rich lasting easy abef 9cn
Ggo tllg beard and healing TO the sknit Eow a'in'
heauti scented ana put shaving for ",
and ,!'lIl!nsS zach, by T. JONES at MS PeriuneT. K
tbshgeit sIsn Of the American EAGLE. 81 Chatham s. =.
y :; aud by thes. aSen'iII Albany al thi
pHa at IrIbers corner Of Third aud Dock st; in Bosioe
State st; il Bfookiyn I3J Fulton 81. Jl3m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

NORTHUMBERLAND persons vino have
neglected To ootsn their Tavern and Excise cen.es-
NDu: 10 every person vending, deal trony
or Srtfi7',o's lG"rs N the City- Of New York.
All persons " no shall sell or dad in Strong er SpIuou.
Lquors-eyceP; importers dstlers selin. any Liquors
imported or distilled by them quan,itic, five gallons
without AviEs first obtained License lOi such PURPOSE
from ti MAYOR aad the respective Aldermen and A.,is,n
Of the Wards ~ "he. they seFen reside, !e ,abrct by
taers, % the additional iunis ent by indictmen OF fine
az! mr5'pnne"; Ia.@Fiald Excise LiceEss m therefore
De issued :. tie Mayors Office City Hall, between the hours
OF Wand 2oelock The days prescribed follows for each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10
NIoElsON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL

MolElSSt0,N'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The People Of hmfGc1II
We hereby certify that Messrs FIRTH &HALL Of OK
IN square, y 81" York, only GENERAL AGs.'io
or the Jhe States o! America and that neither ~
ShErHNARD MoA1 nor GEORGE TAYLOR. our ate syy|iu
are IA any way authorised 70 yend MOn,ons Vegetable ~
versa! Medicines As many limitations circuiatioa n
.uign becomes hi@!y necessary All pe:sonJ selling H.
Medicines III TIE United STATES have tn. authority % '
beiore.nsmed aleSsrs. FIFTH * HALL
toIgned) MORRISON M0AT s Co., HygslSss'
British ool!ege9i Health New Road London Jan. , sS n
- ne ano'- CAUTION, emanatng from the British CoiIfs ~
Health anoh Will be hailed with the warmest enu.s's
-sif by The friends OF the Hygean System nasMncn 4 =
ENDS 10 eIpcS, G'it oppose The g0rfhsss co1nttls ,.
nave been extensively circulated by those who as
o. morsi Pr2cp!e, as they ignorant of the heaiE b
he Invaluable medicines Of thu British College may y 80,
ainet IN their Original purity OF several gentenen VINO
taken agencies IL several of the different States, whose
VII be found IN the Nav York Courier and EppigIIc r
lhy Gan te had also IN the original packages OF tbs i''
ms sub-Ageats, viz
hie=s's. Paul Pcu & Co. % John ST.
. r. b. Schie.Eeiin & Co. lni and lo6 JohnsI
&c WhItmorc, Esq. IS South st
Isaac Sneli, $50 GrevEwichst.
Peter Hampton, 1870 Canal ST. New orr CITY
Hessrs. POSI- Lewis, Jericho l.. l.
X; D. Blriwe Troy, New York.
SirS. Goodlltf. Uuea, do
Mr.. w II. Burtis, Rochester, do
Messrs. Cornwel :, Butler, Pokeepsie, ~ Y
~. Styles; hhinebeck, do
FIRTH * HALL, General Agents,
milf No. Franklin sa aa..
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HmsEsa LL'STRUSSES.- to h i.s,..
ureI Per,ous.-Persons afflicted with iaG,ST h.
"a Enay rely upon the best Instruments ~ ~ No
~ world affords, Application at me o'"I' ,op,
Vrsey-sert either OF the agents the rad
The United States Be careful Inc the 9s wri
aus Trusses if they endorsed by DE- aaiI viii
ing. None genuine, TO be relied upon a. s"'N
,ut his signature. III Halls
Many person, have undertaken vend limitations On
celebrated Tsses and thousands imposed ~ are
uence Thesa limitations be relied uioh n,dla-
aade by unskilful mechanics and are no better tIh
ny Tnsses. .,,.irelI
or ladies' having separate entrance from ts pas mn
ent whore female cons,an, attendance TO v 81 sIu
male pai.sn,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

IN CliANCERY, Eighth Circuit-The Bank
Commissioners % he STATE OF Ne"-fo< w. the Bank Of
Court Chancrr da;e The 2lst day Of Fe1mat lSt5 in,,
" and effects Of the said Bank of Buffalo that by said order
ered Of the Nsste Of this Court siS IN nt
count All demands o any description against the sad
Bank ol Buffalo and oenabe the said Master TO t,' aIid
state said account aud for the general purpose BY
the statute, all the creditors OF the SAID Bank OF Buffalo are
required exhibit their Claims 4nd demands against
having said reference charsr at his ofse IN the city OF
Buffalo BY the 18th day Of September next and become parties
suit and in dsaut thereof, hey will be peciudsd
from all benefit of s decree which shall be made in this SAT-
and from distribution which shall he made under sue de
cree. Buffalo, March the Gth 1888.
IRA a. BLOSSOM, Receiver of the Bank of Buffalo.
JANE, CRoCkER. Master in Chaucsrv mil! dtS3
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR. TO BE
- IL 1. l.

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE
had for Three shillins;-Read, then JnAgeThe Han
Forced TO Crow, Stope Falling, aud Dandfuf Cured by
81. cent bo;e Of Jores Coral Hr Restorative There
be- dou@h !amcng the sensibor scientrl MAI his is,
without exception the tcacous asticcevc formed b.
science for lie purpose. We have lately Offered e,raiuam
Of persons who, ai,er using ts have found Il al cpr.
Sened 10 be- Let persons give 4 tal rs hut Three dill
lgswe Assure tein IT, viii be we'll satisfied 700 nG1
believe " hsn the;e peso .;c er names aud crrI Tx
above the qualities Of jones' oral Hiir Restorative
NJ. " Hopi.'n 3? king ST. New York
Nh Phillips, 400 Boone, cor. of WooseIst
Hon. Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. j. Pearson Navy Yard, Challesown
II. Power, grocer, Fulton st. Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty other Of persons who have ioaad
mi, all is represented nut il the above is nor enough 10
thing will convince Keep. one trial. It is sold al the sign Of
the American 9ge So I,afiao s. aud by Ihs,e 9ta
ornextto the tmeEiap Hotel: Washington, D. C Iq Bos
ton: State 81; IN aI!eS"n; e. 81 King st; in Albany,
other citias. Jl] lm'
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II FOR SALE-The LondonP Packet Ship On
! Juhen ls9 tons Register, hulk IN this city by
Webb y Allen. Her frame and TOP live oak and
locus-cop=r iasteaedaad copi-rl year ago. She sails
fast aud we'll found n eyg particular and can BE-
sea a small expense
She will De sold auction by Mssrz Iinurn < Co on the
18Th July AZ O'Clock the Merchants, Exchange. She lies
al the of hlsiirn Lane.
soTiuTher information. inquire Of
GRiNNELL. MiNTURN s. co.
liN % IS S0urllstI.-t.
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t. NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
- .yoritt packer ship HOTTlNGUER Captain
Ira Bursey will sail positively hoyt her regular day
The OF this line all burheI and upwards
and their Recommendations for csbn second cabin lnd steer
a Passengers, i vel! 1own si"rior to any oth.r line
packets korp9s2gC, esly application hed be made
board, laut OF BnTlln- slip or ~
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: DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. Ireland

II DRAFTS On ENGLAND. IRELAND,
.T &c-Persons about RENTING money 10 their friend,
10 The old conn De supplied w, drafts pav..
biz On demand without discount any other charge in sums
Il =, IS -, so, go so auy amount II the National
Bank o! lr-ilnt Provincial Bank do, rssIs james BuIt
Son Co., Bankers, Loadon Barrcl Co.. Exchange and
Discount Bank liverpool; Eastern Bank OF Scotland; Green.
ock Banking Co.; Sir " n. FORBES Hunter Co.. Scotland
aud The branches every post rsu ,hout England RE-
land Scotland and Walks, which drafts viii be ior,s ar-d BIZ
The steamer CaledoGia that leaves Boston on the t July b
W. J. u T. TAPSCOTT
az their General Passage Once q Peck slip cor Soutt
y d Al Letters from the be post paid j22
ERJPTl0NS OF THE SKIN. MUSQUlTOE
- BlTES-A clear Complexion free from ERUPTION or
Disagreement may be had by all b. usin: remedy now
vel Known 10 De- one Of The Uprising inventions of tie
l-e Is made IL The shape OF beautiful soap called tl
4iiAi eTnica Soap entirely eradicztes every eru-
non suc IS p'hpeS irsckl bloches ;cuTyy salt fi.n
an Eofplew, sunburi, DIST. OF skin nfarr.
ins % The lace boy, neck beautiful healthy clear.
eSS NO offered One rial Will
10 10 all Ii changes color of dark sunbufp
OF Yellow SKIN 70 line healthy cear,ess has received III
approval OF Inc Medical Council Of Paris who call IL mi
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