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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06

DEcoY Ducks We have IL from the most unques-
uonaOe authority that young man out Of employ.
meni, poor, but very respectfully connected and hay
ing large circle OF scquaintances, both in the city
and on the Deighborng islands, offered a salary
OF 5000 year. together with his board at any hotel
which he might select and his tailor's bill paid pro-
vided he would act decoy one Of the Gambling
Establishments IN the city. But he declined tie
tempting bait II very probable that other per.
son, with less scruples Of conscience and moral prn
cipies TO overcome, has sold himself tho pa
ucal gang. And many green one--a planter or
the son of planter merchant, the clerk Of a
merchantmsy be caught in the meshes thus laid FOR
their feet We also learn from the same source that
similar establishments numerous and tina, they
are frequcnted by persons who not suspected Of
having any gambling propensitics. One Of these was
lately caught and under the excitcment.o of stmula-
ting drink, played deeper than his purse and for the
deficit gave his note for $500. When he had fairly
come 60 himself, he resolved he would not pay the
note, and returned to The establishment where he an
nounced the resolution. Whereupon the note was at
once produced and torn up before him and he warn
ed never again 20 appear in the establishment The
effect was wonderful. Poor man, lie had forfeited
lis honor The Gamblers, by profession, were them
selves far superior 10 him in nObleness Of sou--and
he was thus thrown in that condition which wa. Dor
derng upon lunacy and IT was with difficulty he
could be prevented from laying violent hands upon
himself The money Of course, was paid, though
his honest creditors, or his family may have been the
sufferers
We give these incidents as warnings And rs this
city isbccoming more and more the rendezvous Of
Gamblers, II is quite time that some decided stand
should be taken to abate the nuisance The number
OF Them are variously estimated at from hundred
to three hundred and including all that are in their
employ dccoys, shavers, and the lkethe last esti-
mate Is not perhaps, any too large. Charleston on
server
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&. Gushing 10 Sir X. Uiison.

GmRALTAR, 2sth August, lS43.
Sin: discharge a duty the most imperative and
at the time the most welcome to my feelings in
expressing TO your Excellcncy the emotions Of pro-
found gratitude have experienced in view OF the
gallant and honorable exerlions of the officers Of the
garrison OF Gibraltar made under the immediate
personal direction Of your Excellency TO save from
destruction the United States steam figate Missouri
and TO rescue the officers and crew when il became
necessary to abandon the ship The succor afforded
by yourself to the ships company from the shore, and
by Sir George Sartorius, from III. b. NJ. ship Mala.
bar OF the greatest possible utility and service
and the importance Of the succor was enhanced by
the promptitude with which it so generously rem
dcrcd. cannot speak too gratefully and confidently
of the value Of those which my fortune TO wit
ness and partake Of in person beg leave, in behalf
Of my Government, well as Of the Consul OF the
United States and the rest Of my counrymen here to
tender to your Excellency, to Sir George Sartorus
to the officers under your and his command, and to
the subjects generally Of II. b. NJ. in the city and
harbor OF Gibraltar, the warmest thanks for the
kind spirit manifested by all on this occasion towards
the officers and ships company Of the Missouri And
permit me to add, that it will give the highest sa
,isaction to make immediate representation Of these
facts to my Government, and to engage its grateful
recognition of the obligations thus devolved upon it
and which Iamsure 1t will be proud to signify in more
formal manner TO the Government Of Her Britannia
Majesty.
have the honor TO be,
With the greatest respect,
Your Excellency's obi servt,
(Signed) G. CUSHING, Conn .issioner and
Minister Pienipoi,iiory The United States 10 China
To Sin RosrRr THoM,s WusoN, &c, &c,
Governor OF Gibraltar.
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REsuRREcTiosIsr PuNIsnED. "A man uaInl
Ed ward Dorus, having been tried aud coavictod d
Michigan City for dslnterring a body, has been seq
fenced 10 pay fine Of 81 900 and to stand comu..
ted until paid, which is with him equivalent TO r..
prisonment for life, unless released by act OF F,a
cutive clemency.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06

II il hnd not been FOR the firmness Of President Ty
Ter, the WING leaders would have had L. ). Bank
aud the wall Of Democracy instead of its loud note.
OF triumph and JOY and graduation, would be sound.
ng from all parts OF the country Does not feel
ing oil gratitude sometimes sprfg up m the human
breast, and does not the memory sometimes linger
wiih grateful pleasure upon benefits conferreds Mir
Tyler was bound to exercise his constitutional priv
Iege IL was his duty to do so. To preserve the
consistency OF opinion, he could not avoid IT, Had
the Clay iacuon succeeded in fastening Bank on the
country, they would have accomplished all the rest
-kcntuctian.
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The Senate and House Of Representatives %
Neu Grenada, assembled IN Congress,
DECREE.

The Senate and House Of Representatives O
Nep Grenada, assembled in Congress,
DECREE
ART. LIST. The productions, whether natural OF
manufactured, Of the Republic Of the Equator which
may be imported into the province Of Veraguas,'
by the river San Pedro TO the port of +" Montijo,'
shall enjoy the exemption from the national
dutes as if they had been introduced by the custom
houses established the boundary lines. The YES
sells so introducing them shall not pay tonnage duty
any other port charges whatever, provided such
vessel does not exceed SO tons by measurement
ART. ID. Vessels employed in the whale fishery
which may arrive at the port Of Montjo" to water
TO purchase provisions shall not be subject to ton
mage duty, 10 any port charges whatever; but il
such vessels should pass from the port Of Montjo
to any other port Of the Republic either in ballast
with part OF cargo board they will then be sub
ect to pay in the last port they may go to- the
mage duty, and other port charges by law cstab-
lished.
Given in Bogota, the 2oth May, 1913.
(Sgned) ALEJO. OSORIO,
President Of the Senate.
JOSE FELIs MERlZALDE,
President Of the H. Of Reps
JOSE M. SAIZ,
Secretary Of the Senate.
JUAN ANTO. CALvO,
Secretary Of the II. Of Reps
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MALABAn, GiBRALrAR, August %, ls43.

MALABAn, GIBRALTAR, August %, lS43.
DEAR SIR beg to acknowledge the receipt OF
your Exceency letter of this days date expressing
in so warm manner to the officers ships company,
and myself your thanks for performing simple and
honorable duty We deeply feel the severe affection
that the late awful catastrophe must have caused you
the captain, and off.ers of the Inflated Missouri.
Our kindred connexions and language rendered the
task side Of sharing in the common danger
one of deep interest and of reader execution.
cannot here help expressing heartfelt wish that it
may only be in acts of kindness and friendship that
our two related nations may carry their future
contests for the happiness and prosperity of each
other.
With our sincere sympathy ard good wishes, be-
lieve me, dear sir, very faithfully yours,
(Signed) q. r. SARTORIUS.
To his ExcelIency
The Hon. c. CusHISe SC. &c. sc.
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novel and gigantic scheme IS talked Of guou-
the Parisans, winch is to establish a coyered-iH
den at Paris, 10 be heated by and lngeuIyl.-
method. Cafes, shops, Libraries, bathrooms rc-lal-
rats, baths, and theatre 10 surround II. w..
ty-fye million OF francs, to be raised by a coalpayy
Is the sum To be ca led for.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06

Boy KILLED ny LIoN.--The Bangor Coul saw
that while caravan was on exhibition at Nc-u...-
wock, little boy approached too lion, calr
and instantly seize by the beast, WHO tore Is
one Of his arms and part Of his abdomen, c.y-
immediate death
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GRrar ELa-Tho largest tree in this vicinity is
the great Elm on the farm Of Samuel Fabyan Esq ,
10 Newington It's grth, three feet from the ground
Is eighteen feet III inches. II Is OF fine symmetry
and sound. II IS an old set,ler-no one appears TO
be acquainted with It's history Portsmouth az ~
Journal
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ID T. D..

In this CITY, Of consumption, Thursday mor1ns
o'clock, WILLIAM w. BILLING, 10 his 4ird y
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend
funeral from his late residence, corner OF llN'
streets, Sabbath afternoon at 2 O'Clock
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06

A WATER PARry.--Five thousand person, r..
present at late Temperance meeting at MAJ,
Falls. An appropriate place for water party
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(Copy)
Sir n. Wilson 10 c. Gushing.

GIBRALTAR, Aug. 29th, 1si3.
SrR The sentiments contained in your ExcelIen.
cy's letter Of this date, pressed with gene
rosity of feeling, which will be duly appreciated by
all to whom they addressed, and by our country
men d large whenever made known.
II was the fervcDt object Of every one that the
united efforts employed should preserve the noble
vessel, so CALAMITY commanded and manned, and to
whose devoted excrtions that occasion, your tx.
ceIIencys personal example added such energy and
intrepidiy But il will ever be source orgratfca-
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THE MISSOURI

Extracts Of despatch from the Hon. Mr..
CUSHING, +. e. and NJ. p. TO China, TO the Sc
cretary Of State:
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHlsoros, Oct

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9th, 1874.
Information has been received al this Depart
ment from +. w. ROBSON, Esq, United States
Consul at Santa Martha, New Grenada, thai
the Legislature of Santa Martha has imposed a
duty of one dollar per barrel on flour, in add
lion to previous one of fifty cents, making the
milted the following copy Of an act passed al
the last session OF the Congress of New Grenl-
da, hch is published for the benefit Of our
citizens engaged in the Whale fishing in the
Pacific.
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The U. s. brig Dolphin, Lieut. Cong Knight, ar
ri-ed at Norfolk Monday afternoon from Charles
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06

Democrats, if you would triumph in Massschu-
sets, give liberal circulation 10 your local papers.
-Bosion oL
That's the doctrine precisely--cIrculae the docu.
ments. When Journal ably and fearlessly performs
its duty TO the G, the friends OF that should
not suffer themselves to be content with verbal
appreciation. Praise Is no doubt very good thing
in ITS way, ard is powerful stimulus to action but
then, IN ihs bread and butter world men cannot live
altogether upon moral effects and metaphysical con
sideralions. The body needs nourishment well as
the spirits, and the editors and publishers of newspa-
pers not quite ETHEREAL in their nature alto
getber TO he exempt from the operation of the or.
game laws common TO the rest of the species. II
therefore follows, that in these ostS ID tournays
support OF sound principles, the spectator should not
contne himself merely TO such EXPLANATIONS "good
lance )" "braye sword - whenever an effective thrust
or powerful blow takes place under his observa.
uon, out should do his art IN supplying the sinews OF
war Ia aid Of those who stand Ia the van aud bear
the brunt of war - Pennsyiranial.
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The quarters revenue, at the New York Custom
House, ending on the 9th ut was "a, asa 900
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06

Lucky MipsmPMAs.--A letter from on boa l..
Somers, now at Pensacola, published IN the Sa,,a-
nah Georgian, in giving an account Of visit Puerto
dc Plata (ilaytD says
:" We s,aid here four days, and during that Time
had many vsIters II being the first time an Amcrc.
man OF war had ever visited them. Among other.
was Gen. Anthony Cadet, Comma nder-ln-c bcf ny
the Haytian forces IN that quarter of the Island On
stepping board, his Sable Majesty wa, ,lnj.a
with Is guns. He appeared highly delighted win
his vlsit-was landed N Capt Vests gIg. On ar,,
ing be drew himself up 10 his full height, thrust J,
hands into the pockets Of his--"O-np,--we ury.r
mention them, and extracted the amount OF - ,e.l-
in g. cent pieces, and thus addressed The Md N.o
had landed hina, Cat the same time giving hun tar
money! Here Sare, take that Sure, and do goGf 6un
Sare." OF course he took tile money, and an .,.
twice on the strength Of IL -
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ton to think that so much valuable life was saved,
and that the kindred ties Of good-isowship between
The natons have beep improved by such mutual mani
festations Of titles to reciprocal regard.
shall not fail 10 acquaint Sir George Sartorius'
aud the naval portion Of this garrison, with the com
munication OF your Excelleney's hatterng aekno~'
Judgments, and to transmit your Excellencys letter
with that Of Captain Newton, TO my Government.
Renewing 10 your Excelleney my sincere offers OF
such services may be useful and trusting your
Excellenby may reach your destination under the
most propitious auspices,
have the honor 10 be,
Your Exceeney's most obt. servant,
(SignedD X. WILSON
General aud Governor.
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Copy
c. Cushing TO Sir George !Sarforius.
GIBRALTAR, 2aih August, ls43.
SIN | beg you would allow me the pleasure to
participate with Captain Newton in expressing the
grateful satisfaction which, in common with him and
the officers of the Inflated Missouri have derived
from witnessing the jealous personal exertons oil
yourself and the officers under your command for
the preservation Of the ship and the succor OF her
crew, and the generous aid you have spontaneously
afforded in the arrangements undertaken for the re-
turn of the ships company to their country aud
can confidently assure you that while the impression
Of your prompt and interchangeable kindness on This
occasion will never be eiIaced from the memory Of
those who have been its immediate objects, it will be
warmly appreciated also, and gratefully remembered
by the people of the United States.
have the honor to be, sir, with great respect, your
obedient servant,
(Sigued) c. CUSHING
Vice Admiral Sin GORGE SARToRlus, sc. sc. &c.
III b. NJ. Ship Malabar.
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TnE sror posp AsuKBUor.- We have received
eli cular sgned by committee Oi the Conipau, I..
corporated by the last legislature for the pu po-..
constructing Aqueduet from Spot Pond m sta...
ham TO this city Careful estimates sud IS In., De-
tons have satisfied the committee that the cost M
work including the purchase OF the Pond, $3.50 r..
exceed $500 0O0-Of which about s37 600 b. r,-,uen
for contingencies. The capital Of the company $50,
fixed al hall a million by the Charter, wgl Me-
privilege Of increase TO double that amount and
IL is confidently believed thar the shares Wi .l
be taken by the citizens, all of whom know, 4.u
many of whom feel the want OF much larger
supply OF pure water than can be furnished uy o..
Old Aqueduct Company. Jamaica Pond, from i-
considerable elevation, Is unequal To furnish water l
the higher parts Of the city, but tie level OF Sgur
Pond is forty feet above the State House haor or.
therefore the proposed aqueduct can be carried %
the highest hill ~ town without the least tanger VI
failure in the supply The area Of Spot Pond .-y
acres, capable oil yielding at least 100000 gallon,
per day and the committee calculate that a metz -
come Of $50 900 will be realized the first year TOR
The OF not than 500 900 gallons daily, lea0
rng million and quarter gallons TO supply po-
gressi,e demand. The subscription booka wDli be-
kept open from the tenth instant TO the first of Oc'o.
Der, at the Office of Thomas A. Dexter, Mcrch3rl,
Bank building, where further information VIII boz
given TO inqurers.- Boston Erenirg Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
BW ORE NEW OODs.

RB ORE NEW T. GODS, just received at
I'VE No 1877, Nam s., WHEELING VA. Tic
Iunlt" are respectfully informed. that my second
-uWly ui NEW GOODS has uruvcd-is o?eu, M,
r''dy Tar SALE All arc pe,iiuly invited 10 cal
sud examine them
ct" u"t intend TO pui Firth any big Siils. or hang
"ui great ilyug l's>. Nri Use aut lulcruus req
to>euiaituu, un 'Hcrn. as nn unviIrns To bo.rvy.
'"aI an intelligent GuuiruutIiv VIII continue g.
onuutcnaurc SUoh intrisr th'c humhucPcrv.
Nv stock Viii 10 larcc--wciI sci art'd.lu hnugh
t1S / b rrs'iy h~hcyc) ,aegD -ani the public nu
insured Thai q VIII ut s,'i CHEAP. However du
not profess rrs-li gupds c. less than they ,ur
hr hnughl 30 the eastern crtrs--aS expect 10 rirh
"u honest living hv nv VIu'iis UUd Ihg> believe D.
ihe calculation ui all REGULAR mCrcHuuis
Only ask the public 0" emil nui give INV Gonds o.
lair o,aurarIru " iL mind Invested pi prrius zee
and % they do not lu' them fully chsoy ns thp-,
OF my ueiahnors certainly cannot he ~ uurrs<sua
hic as ru expect Them 10 buy. SGNSENEY.
aplT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
EECOND ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID SUMMER GOODS

-ltHe NEU STORF, No. i4r. Main 81
y q. q Il. Il. MARS Z. would respec,fuI'y
call the nttsntJon olIhcr friends. and The
public M general, % the hraur ful assortment uf
goods, they have Just received, ard are now
opening. A. their sore, No IA. Main Street. and
which thev arc dttermu ned to eel, cheaper IhaI.
ever. Among t-,m yOu will find
Suuer extra Black Cloth; sun wool hlac', ras.
sjmercs; sup blu, black, steel and cadet mixed
SattIutttf; Summer Ciorhs; Nivsd Sawkronne:
Heavy fancy Drill; White Barnslry Drilling;
D-ah pamnsk; SsJsuck or Gmphorns; Tluc d-i Is
Kentucky Jeans; IiciIngs and Checks; yds
wide blcaChCd shooting. sun Russia >i..rrn.:
IL AM II Table Diaper; 6-i Black md Green
Mruapesi NaukreUsi black AVID COLD : ~ .ha:
Coating G.nguams; Solid do: Manchester and
Down GIu-huu, earle. and White FIanuc's;
pIalI JacOurrts; Cashmere aud N0rsl'ue De
Lame Shawis, black Lsvautinn hdkfs: Inr,t
Lawns; 81 Paid Shnwls. Canton Eiiune's;
York Denu7~, NswUrIt CrS-rmcres; $alC-Ias;
Grr.n hor9ee; White and Pink Gro de Nas;
Euuhinsu, & e. Sc.
4 large and splendid assortment Of FANCY
PRINTS, very cheap, good as-,rts.pur of Ho-
Slery, l.acez, tdairgs, Ribbons and Htkf~
Trimmings, Umbrellas, and PurasOlsi bonnet
Lawns.
They uvi te,he peopIe /, cali aad examine their
goods be- ore par hasing, "a they feel co.fta
they can ei"~ as great Or not greater lnrgaIGs
than any other House Ia The ci!y. iuu5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
INSUR RANCE.

FIT.RE &MARINE iNSURNNCE-Thcre ar
o wosnrrinns only in which individuals cor
'e placed, W ere they can adequately a1pTccI7',
~ uS6n the runs Of thlIro.Sm prnne.lv. thrr
receiving from an insurance office the toll r.
Mount which they have lost, or standing ON the
anne spot surrounded perhaps hv d-suIais tam.
~, lgmeurIg hat stupidity and folly which haC
iarsfa 10 fruylcC tor such n UOuuug .ncy.
: ATKINSON Agent OF the Pro Tee Won
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
Nlti take risks IN dwelling houses, ware houses
torres, mills, frCtorI,s. dc, together with theI.
contents. such furniture, merchandise, ma
cHIlgTy. and evervpfu r description IF lusura bio
property Also, on steam, keel aud HAT boats
'ni in"ir ,rarg es 10 and from any port on the
Western Warsrs
''''"i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-24
81 'OND ARRIVAL or
NEW GDDDs

JOHNSTON BE"RYIHLL q co. nj No13I
90 Mum urcpI.hayc receive q. uud arc now n,,ru
mg n large stock of -IrIu- mod summer rUsIl Iuv ar
than any vet offered u ms market. oar stuck rs
now large. rrru,iug almost every arrrrIc 90.
suar'y Kept bro DIV GutE srrrr-. AIsu n rrurr,I
r.spumcHrur llrrtrrs Fufs auI Tumnuur.. CuuHs
Buttons Threads. B-ushcs1ud SeUIuE silks. Ct,uu.
o., aerrhHurs nod fhr public rcnrmIIy are fesncrr
fully myrcI Dp call aud ey1m,uo f1r lHcu-rIvrs
Our Urirrs rrwoi frf ~ phase W1y u
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Boo B! |! !. Il J rs 5.
N s:s |; j q d 9 Re =.

CsIGN or THE BLACK MAMMOTH ROOT.
- "A : TODD. hn, just received a large and
comp, 10 assortment Of tho following Guuds. Nhurh
ure of lhc he qupiirv. auI wi! he sold bow Tor
cash. % his BOOT. 81 Or AND BONNET HOUSE.
GENTLENIENS' ROOTS AND SHOES.
Fine Calf aud Morocco Boots, sew ed. CITY made.
do 10 DO pump sole
Kir: Calrar Thick B,us.
Gcn,rcmcu> fuc crIfaud N.rocco shoes ri the
latest style. VIC Edi,s. Unions. Downing, Woh.
srors Calf nnI Mururco Dancing Pumrs Tavern
Sivs. nuI water proof over shoes aIso, Kip aud
THICK Bmga "l 0'l Lirds.
LADIES SHOES & BOOTS
Fine black co.d nut brruznd nd Slippers of
different kind. Vi.I1go Lace. Pau, Ties. Bnskins.
j. rom TsCs fine strap aud zee krd Seal. Nlurprcp
aud CaIi walking shpe.. white md black kiI aud
Slun Shippers. back nud COLD SIX and Lasting
Guilcrs. water rrru f fur Irrd over >hnps
MISSES 4 CUILDRENS' SHOES
Fine city mode XII aud Mrrurcn Slippers. KID.
Sc4I anil Calf wa'krr Shurs. Mprnrcp and Caif
Lice Brur. hr1rk 1ud cord Kill Bu.kins. black and
cuid Victoria Ca grs, Ktd, Cali and Morocco Ankle
Tics.
HATS. CAPS AND BONNETS
Foe Palm aud Wave Florence Brlii RounrIs,
Eugir.h and American Straw DO. Cvrre-s WriIu,y
and Lawn d.. GrmIcmcn,' FINE LechUu. single
aud fruhfc nrrm Summer iIars, iurulirp Pam1mr
ur Orleans IlJ-. Boys mod ChiIdrsns' LsghOru
oud PALM Leaf Hats Of cvcry -arery.
LEATHER.
Spanish. Coanrrv Srle Rip and Up7er Leaber
Cali KID. Goat. ndrug nuj Lining ssirs. OF Ihc
best quality Also rrr'tv Respectable sprinkle OF
DRUGS MD MEDICINES Just c1II 90 tEe
sign of the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT, Suutb
End Of Market SIuaIc. nay 10