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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

j. Judge johnson, of the U. s. Dist Court
for Arkansas, has decided that twelve months
stay upon property executed by virtue OF aJudge-
ment applies TO executions issued from the Dist
Court of the United States as well Us those from
the Courts OF the State
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

II J. Fenimore Cooper has arrived in this
CITY and taken lodgings at the Globe Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

NJ Ex.l;ov. SEWARD is to deliver the Address
before the Cayuga County Agricultural Society
at It's annual meeting on the 18th Of Octobernex,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

TIE MuRpEREEs OF CHAyIs.-A letter from
Jefferson City, Mo-, in the St. Louis New Era,
saws that "a steamboat arrived at that city on the
morning OF the llth inst, bringing John and Da-
vid Mcdaniel, De Prefontaine, Brown, Towson,
Harris, Mccormick, Mason and Bell, charged
with the murder and robbery Of Chavs, and
Watson, charged with altering portions of the q.
States Treasury notes, stolen from the New Or
leans Custom House in the summer Of lS42-all
in charge ola L. 5. Deputy Marshal and four as
sistants. The Spanish witnesses are all present.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

r The Boston Atlas announces that The Hon.
Jous QUINCY ADAMS has consented to address
the People of Norfolk, agreeably to the request OF
the recent Wing Convention assembled al ped-
ham. on some day hereafter to be announced.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

C The annual commencement Of Columbia
College will be held day at the Middle Dutch
Church, corner of Pine and Nassau-strccts. The
procession will move from the College at half past
8. The degree OF B. A. will be conferred on
twenty.three graduates. The annual address be-
fore the Alumni will be delivered by Henry Mich
ol, Esq, in the College Chapel, at O'Clock,
p NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

NOVEL SroRy-THE IspIAN REGA.rA.-The ThSsN
TO row scsnsi ,hs Indian canoe for purse Of 500 IT,,
off neyt Wednesday The Indians full Of coDha
from the resu, Of their trial at Phlladehia, bU: ty VIII
find the Jefferson hard TO beat.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

IiP The ST. Louis New Era says that suit is
about to be instituted against Augustin kcnnerly,
late Collector of the Revenue Of that city, for the
sum of S8,456 42-to which amount he is
altered to be deiaulter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

C. Persons desiring 70 purchase LAID may f.ad
thin. worth noticing in The advertisement: beaded 100000
acres OF land 10. sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
The Y. O.

The GREAT FIRE IN JANucA.-The y. 0.
pap- very full accounts Of the grea;,e Kingston,
Jamaica the a5 u OF which notices have already been
published. The IRE broke Saturday, the 25th 4;
little after noon aad ragged ill 10 o'clock Sunday
ing The supply o water entirely Inadequate and the
blacks refused work The loss is estimated exceed half
million sterling about S2,ooo,e ,eoe, of which about
5000 insured a number Of poor people
turned oui houseles and pennless upon the wo,d snch
the serc-aess Of lie wind during The ,ha; shingles
carried couple OF miles, and the half barn; leaves Of
books five six times that distance While ,As military
blowing up houses star The advance Of The fEe
gentleman engaged handing rebuckets killed by The
fragment oi she'll, which struck him under the chin.
Nj Dsnous. late Cashier OF the Jamaica Bank has been
for alleged dedication soo His explanation
wss that While engaged M desk close the busi
ness of the day. he knocked down aad robbed His
story credited but he last obtained bail th-
amouu; demanded, and hAs been discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

CAKic.rUREs-H. Robinson, ll2 Nassau street, cortin-
10 publish Political and ohel Ca.ca;ur= hts a, the
times H has JUS, published EDITION OF scene which
.eceay occurred Ireland between OConps and Scotcs
gentleman recently from the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

AMERIcAx Mu.EuM The Chirpe"a Indians and sqa;. ~
IN. motel canoe padsrS the Ethiopian SrrHsiers M Cot
and his dog Mr.. Collins Miss Alair, Ceest 2nd The Fey
Mermaid constitute the aractly. h OF the Musean hs
week Can this be beat in the fitv t'o and see.
Snch an mmense variety OF attractions rs are rrsSt
ed a, Ppal.s New-Yo7k Museum for the OF shilling
must excite the surprise every person. Jockoot hs ar
Chief Casper Hau.er, the nond>St-p Tie ciant g "
four pound child the Fudge Mermaid art splendid psi5n
anc.s-all 10! one shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

yellow FEvEk.-Thirteen patients, having
the Yellow Eeves admitted 10 the Charity Hospital a.
New orleaas during the y hours ending 81: clock the
7,h, discharged and SIX died During the week ending
the u', 9. yellow fever patients were received 50
discharged and 81 died.
The schooner Robert ceaer, which arrived a; New-or
leans the 4h, from TObasco, represents TIA; De-
ms very ssky.
The Alabama Tribune says the yellow fever is The II
erase IN Mobile. Foai repor;ed ae l1h
u Rochester IS In very aourishing condition.
Aeeu: 800 saaaiass are gong aq ,he.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
A,nL,Nr. 2ath Au:ns., lsII

SaNps's SARs,7lRiLL..-Tbe amount Of sussnIIi \.
lI-red by this Invaluable GrspaIaon without ard
health b. its healing and regener.ting ecacY Who
:deed past the reach Of remedial means syaf'eas IL
heretofore published abngdantly prov Il has 51r
err APPRECIATION oi many practitioners n io t has
les and rapid growth ia the estimation Of Ne ut ~ ,sg
placed beyond M reach Of detr4ctio the soIs "a
yltl4on OF the hUnors generally such serotai q st,r
Evil, Rheumatism 2nd lncipea, Gout Salt hhe9'' r,rls
Chronic Ca;arrh liberation OF rhe Throat lna No ~ IL
fnl Affections Of The Bones Chronic Iitanms - "a par-
Kidneys, Female Derlag.m.utS General Deoi} ."
tf.tIoa of III System. all removed b, lts .,ef
For conclusive evidence OF ITS superior raus %
certificates Fubli:hed in ,hs and otr e!t
Prepared and sold wholesale and .tai, aGd 10!
By 4. B. SANDS * CO. Druggists, tGTsasr ,",s iS3
E3 Bfoa.wsy cor:-t Of ChembeF:[tee Nes' I'D E
Broadway. of Marke,.strr-t PHcs 81 ief se.
botes toE s. Or...nal dnca tn-,l.s tna oe sea -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

u CoLoGsE WtrkR of suIsrior qul!ity Is n4lI~
tlIed by HENE, T. LLoYp No Prince s;ne, lie rrts'uI
received th- following testimonial from which ~
titled such high consideration tina; he prrsaniton n
public:
A,HL,>o. 10Th August ISL
DEAR SIR! have duIy received your friendly Is:sr. ana
the box which refers, containing half DOZEN bois
American C0logae Wa,-r al in good order and ead yS'
my thanks for this Acceptable present, and ne ira
sentiments to,,ar which induced Jou ofa i. hn.
Clay ~ho better Judge oiits quality than .o'oaeei
it equal 70 the best German or French Cologne "aH' ~
m own opinion coinlciie5 with hrfs ~
twas lons remarked ,, any who mad ,ss@ ...,
grass grow where on- did not edIs pablle ee0dae
That citizen equal benefactoF by nhote E arf ~
article 81 consumption produced at hnr. i-a
necessity OF sending abroad he purchase s'c.
ed To the prosperity of our Country SD 70 |
,hos affecting usons which ruinous y, INNS
aud practice the invaluable truth. sell much s5a sL
li,tl- possible ,broad Every prudent planter ns s 70
that pincipl, aud what 10 ndEitui p ,s
nations. congratulate You the IrfeGlonto 20 rns!
have brought th- manufacture OF Sery ay:.eao'e
extensive and tender you cordial wishes for Yoa'
prosperity ana happiness. ,cr,y
your friend and ob't seTt, (SIynet) IL
Mr.. HENRY T. LLOYD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

1z Pickpockcts were very thick at the Ro-
chester Fair, and gathered a rich harvest of
spos. A great many persons had their money
taken from their pockets some by sleight of hand
and Others by having their pockets cut we
have heard of fifteen or twenty men who were
sufferers in this way to amounts varying from 50
to $1,000 or $500. We see by the Democrat
that three persons have been arrested charged
with having been engaged in these robbeEles. A
Mr.. Cleveland OF Wyoming county, was robbed
of $4,000 which he carried in a belt around his
body, at the railroad depot at Utica a few days
since. A man who gave his name as Charles
Holmes. of Boston, was arrested and committed
in default of $4,000 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

There no tcie in The pr,h:sat az - Dr. Fs
ixo:s Mrprc.Trp DI,asMa.. C.,er IthAs e,-n . HIS
Is successuI II * pufely vegetable ard enI!
WoRs CAspy ma b. ptoprly termed ~oid d m ,0 20 oar
knon DE All lao;f--s should b. posssio5 o. @ offer.
CaniY IL Is sold who'esle and retail A. p Broa6wsy
Z,7 Hudson street: 2os 6rrrn wich stTee; ll JssS
i2is: s;cess and Sd .ageaue Harlem, .id Z. hsAsN'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.-Iniormatlon has
been officially received Petersburg that the EPe
ror has sanctioned the permission for he continuance of
,rad between Kam;chaka and foreign countries Tree IRON
duties acreeaby the regulations OF August ISIS, unt
Aug g. 1885 the Governor OF Kamtchaka being however
charged on his personal responsibility TO tha; no foreign
piruous liquors introduced into that province except
for The use Of he officers the Navy the public func-
onaries circular has been addressed 20 all The Ministers
OF foreign nations to the effect that tn Emperor has deter
mined not any presents Of literary productions
ny members OF his family unless they 6e presented through
to- medium of sor.. foreign embassy. The Russian Minis
ers in oregu countries have all been specially directed not
TO take upon mseyes forward any such articles with
out III. express permission OF The Government and all per-
sons " no NAV make Of other send them 10 th-
Emperor or any mebe. Of his family any OF his Minis
,ers OF State viii have blame ou: themselves Tor
IN. incon yenisuces which may o. the Consequence
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

u This evening the Rev. w. w. EvERTs will
deliver an address before the Marion Total Absti-
nencc Society, at the church corner of Varick
and Laight streets. On this occasion a young
lady from Philadelphia whose elocutonary ablli-
ties are of rare excellence, will recite few appro-
pirate pieces The Marion is select and etfi-
cicnt Society
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

The follow ine persons hay, ba crr.t y Is1.5sebiu.,
Auburn srminei Re-, J. Hopkin.' Asthma, AaeqF5a,
y; Rev 7. Stow oasunp,ioa Elbriag- y a,iaa. Az
BoyiGston Cato y. " Rev. D. Soor~, sSau:ios,
Cszenoyia y Y; Rev H. l. S;aTkes CSasanp0ds.; d.;t ios
y; T.; Rev. 9. Gles We-,ispoI;, y Krs :. f1s.arap
ton Nev-York city; S-we Benson Ltrri CSLIlT CII,I
ra;lo street y. Y city; j. Breneen, Ferry Ne TS,er, hGs
also reces se ;eSimonIals from the iolowia. PrcfsSa
nea PFos,9. Res Vermont MEl.4i s,.0E Ha::s
Professor IN tn Geneva Medical Coeg afx ~ ~:
si'y; NJ; MGKnsh' u p, =. n Yos
5. B4Tret. VI. d. Ne'.iotk city K Cove - 80 Of oth.
al Of which o calling On on as ., ann "a Dys
sn Live Compliant, Bronchitis Asthma, CroeP'
Cough. sc. If as.d ~ season. x. rs NIsssr-
Sold wholesale and retail al Dr.. Covert osls 4 CO
street; also b. +. Chaseny, 10 Bower u -. HI -
E.s, Bfoadxay Cotdnston 2Z' Hud.ea'snes,. nn.,. We
Green wch STREET; W.adoyer III Eighh -. AZ asd Of y
corner of 2ls;.stre-, ai.d Third Avenue, hAi's"'
Randall Jers-y CIty.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

DEATH OF Henry WARE, Jr.-The Boston pa
pcrs notice the death of HENRY WARE, Jr., d. D..
well known as one Of the most accomplished scho-
lars and finest writers in the country. The Eve
ming Post publishes the following extract from a
private letter concerning his decease:-
..Dr Ware died Framingham the vicinity OF Bos-
,on the age OF iotyEim- Few filled brief
space with such exalted and abundant the
of religion As parish minister he beloved BY all
who kaew him tina: character, and preacher the
gospel talents has unaffected pey and ms admirable
positions OF the Christian doctne secured 10 him emf
nence altogether above iavor,sm and popularity the
common sense those words As prvesso: III the dYni.
" school Cambridge his sphere OF usefulness
arged There he exeg;ed the haples and The host nu-
other nds will long Pepe,ua,ed The truths he taught,
Aid the example that enforced them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

a. The Buffalo Gazette, particularly assu''
Loco Foco paper, thinks that the beneficial enes's
Of the Tariff on the industry and business OF the
coontry are so marked and decided, that Nau-
onal Bank is not necessary The Tariff VIII an
swcr its purpose. How desperately are these
deadly foes of both Tarf, and Bank, oflVeh
from pillar to post in support OF Their absurdlties
Forced by facts they cannot question: TO ADMIT
the beneficial operation OF the Tarlff-they rush
to the other extreme and declare that good
Tariff is all the country needs. Now any man OF
ordinary sense and candor may see that as the
business of the country becomes more active and
its industry more general and better rewarded the
necessity for sound, safe, wholesome currency
becomes more and more imperative. bad cur
rency NAV be endurabe when there is but little
business to be transacted but as this extends, the
evil suffered increases in the same proportion and
soon becomes intolerable. Besides, how long
before these new ho.n friends OF a Tariff vii
clanor for its repeal? 1t has already been made
their watchword, and no clear sighted Tariff
man--no true friend OF his country and It's best
intcrcsts-will Tor an instant trust the Tariff IN
the hands Of these who are its sworn and deter
mined foes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

Ig We have received the following Loco-toco
nominations for Congress in Ohio in addition to
those already announced. With Olstrct-HEN-
RY ST. JOHN. XVIth-JAMEs MATTHEWS. AAlth
GEORGE BalNK 2RnoFF.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

Loco. .Foco NoMISArloSs.-Jhe Loco-focos
of Albany County held Convention IN New
Scotland, on Saturday last, and nominated the
following ticket:-For Sheriff, Henry Sloan, OF
Cumberland: for County Clerk, David Spring
stced, of Albany; for Members of Assembly, Jas
r. Rose, of Albany: Joseph Conner, of Renssc-
lnrville; Rushmorc Bennett, Of \. Scotland; for
Coroners, Geo. B. Johnson, VIM II. hearney,
BENJAMIN Brown, and Fletcher Blasdcl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

15@ We observe with pleasure that the Wings
of the Fourth Senatorial District have nominated
Hon. GEORGE A. SIMMONS of keesevllle, as their
candidate for the Senate. Mr. SIMMoNsls is one OF
the ablest men IN the State, profound lawyer
and general scholar, and uncompromslng IN nus
attachmentto Wing principles. His election will
do honor TO the Wings Of his District as will his
services to the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

~ Tic Rochester ADVERTISER vlgu'ent Loco
Foco paper, in its anxiety to abuse Nj. WEBSTER,
finds iaul, with him for paying exaggerated CON-
nl;ments to the virtue and intelligence OF the pco-
p,e OF Rochester" The people Of Rochester Will
be obliged to the Editor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

HowAzo cRo=nr, sce'ry. - - II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

NEW-1 UNN. "a y I LE1 AI!hNNr ,
At market, 1000 Beef Cattle $3.50 Southern Cons
and Calves and $500 Sheep and Lambs,
PRIcEs.-BEEr CirrLE have not revived from last wts
and we quote TO correspond to 6?i with sale.
extra Iiule better 81 taken Bsrnud, and 600 uHed
Cows .SD CsLvEs.--iil sold al SIS S23
SHEET Avp L.>ns.-AIl taken at 81 5 10 20 = rd
L anbs 81 30 SO for Sheep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
No. ] Silver Top, Or Sarsaparilla
Mead SyruD.

This Temperance Beverage is now mann
featured by Wm Drown, 4Sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents, s,NIessss
Dana, Evans g. Co. Silas Pierce ~ Co.
White e. Steadman, IIenshaw, Ward a. Co,
and Il. ID. Brindey, are now supplied with a
fresh article. Also for sale in Boston by
most of the wholesale West India Goods and
Druggist stores. Retailed by all the Gro.
cery stores in Boston. Lowell, Salem Provi-
dence, New Bedford, Worcester, Spring gfeld,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, b"
particular TO call Tor VIM. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead Syrup it is manuiac'
rured with the best Of sugar, and superior
Sarsaparila. and forms one OF the most whole
some and cheapest beverage now in use.
For sale in Newport by
X. r.. HAZARD, Druog;s,s.
r. j. TAYLOR, "''ss''''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
Mcssrs. Ransom 4 stevens

Gentlemen-I am happy Ia inform you and through
the public, oi the wonderful effects which your eel
rbraied Daldcliun aud Tomato Pmncra has had upon
me ! believe II To he duJy which owe TO my fellow
citizens Ia circulate extensively ns nHN he able the
virtues oj valuable medicine IN order that all who
are suffering 'rom dscnse may like myself be restored
To health. can hardly express my gratitude when l
look back upon my past and present shieit is ieel-
ing that those only realise, who from The torment
ing suffering ul scRurss, feel that they restored
tu health ugnjn. NV disease was that horrible one
called Dyspepsia Constant nneasinesg after entng,
pains IN the head shoulders side, hack and limbs, Ian
gnor, lnssudc coSliveness, restless nights and
lorlnblc da,s, had reduced much thai had given
up all hopes ul ever being we'll had tried great
riey ni medicine aud all Ia no purpose until purchased
our Dnndeon aud IumHtn Panncea alter the use oi
lew bottles my pains lr meny appetite returned aud
my nud sits well, am gaining flesh aud feel like u
lting. make This unsolicited confession to YOU with
much pleasure Iur feel very desiyous that n who ARE
afflicted like ny sell may Ty your excellent panacoa
aud be cured. lSgneh,
ELIZA PODFSTA,
NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
Boston, Feb. 23, 1913

The reader wifi perceive by perusal of the
frs, and second certificates that the Panacea
has produced remarkable cures Of two of the
most obstinate diseases resulting from impurities
Of the blood, viz ErysipeIus aud Scrofulou+
humor. That these diseases result from such u
cause and cannot be relieved unless The cause is
removed, no intelligent physician will deny
that they are obstinate aud difficult TO cure,
there are too many affecting aud melancholy
proofs ~ the community. and that the Panacea
has effected cures Of them, and in cases of long
iandin 2, the above certificates are sufficient
proof The two last, viz: dyspepsia and gene.
raj debility, are among the most cummon aud
troublesome diseases with which the community
are afflicted, and give rise 10 great suffering both
mental and bodily. II will be seen that the
PanaCea has produced certain and radical cures,
~ long, bad cases Of that class. By inserting
other certificates 10 onr possession, we could
show tho wonderful effect which this Panacca
has produced N all the diseases for which we
recommend its use but this we think will be
sufficient TO convince oil who can be convinced
by proof
Persons should be particularly cautions. II
Fhey wish for the Genunc Medicine. Always
bo sure and ask for tho DanJebon pand cen, aud
receive no other
for sale wholesale aud retail. by the proprlc-
tors, RANSOM 4 STEVENS, Chemist ard
Druggists. Armory Hall building, 31j Washing.
i0n street, Boston.
Also for sale by their duly appointed agents;
Newport, x. x. Hazard aud X. J. Taylor.
druggists; Bristol, l.. w. Brig.s, WI $
lIayley, druggists; Warren, WIN. Parker,
druggist; swansey. John \. Wood. druggist,
mud by druggists throughout The County.
July 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
DIR. WuITNEY.S ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS.

apY Liver compliant is meant positive diSaaSa
u - or chronic character in the structure Of
that viscus and the GIost frequent symptoms are
sense OF weight or uneasinrss IN the right side
pain at the top OF the shoulder, sallow complex
ION, impaired and caprIciogs appetite, irregular
pulse The pain Is generally much increased or
pressure below the ribs Of the side affected I;
there Is Tor the most part some degree Of cough
with eXpectoralion, tie breathing is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, aud the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the left side.
Il Under whatever form aud from whaieyer
cause the disease occurs there is a considerable
degree oi general !anguor and debility, exercise
or exerion Of any kind soon fdtgues, the pnlse
is weak he sleep disturbed, the limbs are cold
or rendered 80 on slig OCCASIONS and sense
Of oppression and disension. Of acid cructalo ions,
nausea, headache, constipation, pain in the pl
Of the stomach and salowness Of the complex
ION are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated TO excite the liver
to healthy action and assist in disgorgng the
morbid secrciions which are generally accumr-
lated in such cases. Their formation is the re-
suit of much research and they have been used
for The last fifteen years with the happest effects,
by physicians Of the highest reputation. Being
II purely vegetable composition they are mild bui
efficient in their operation and are perfectly in
nocent aud free from any mineral substance,
whatever, and be freely used at all times with
out any fear Of ~ consequences and will be found
superior TO any other preparation as family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results to children or adults
hen used IT, connection with DR. Starkwenih-
er's llcpaic Elixir, they never fail 10 cure the
most obstinate eases Of Liver Complaint The
usual dose u one pill, 10 be taken on going to
bed, and should be repe,ed three or four times
week as occasion may require. lf brisk
catharic is required, the dose may be iucreased
one pill or more.
A number Of certificates voluntarily gwen are
in the hands Of tue proprietor, but II - consider
ed entirely unnoce~sary 10 publish them, as the
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by
single tridL
For sale in Newport, by K. J. TAYLOR, las,
Thames street. Feb =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
WOOL CAlSDING.
AT rnE CLrS, PoRrsMoUTH

I'VE subscriber respectfully informs hl,
friends and The public that bis Cardlnq
Machines are now m excellent repair thai
every attention will be given To- cald mt,
rolls Snaps Hooi NJ MI grabs. speedily and
~ The best manner, by an experienced work
man.
Wool intended for his NJ ILLS, may be lefi
NJ samuel Cars, Ferry Wharf I. +. Lakes
or f.. Stanhope's, Broad street. Newport :
and Wm. Vars, Bristol Ferry, where the wool
wll be ta,rn and tho rols returned.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
~ ". W,ol should be oiled with pure
srrim oH u can b" done ~ The mllls.
POf sm Jutl', Way lS. lsI3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
III e II A l. ID OF II III e II MES.
PERU merry.

A N assortment of cholce perfumery, con
"a sis'mg of great variety of Fancy
Soaps, Gucrlan's ~ Rings Shaving Cream.
French and German Cologne. Lavender
Water, EJes Hedy"nnla aud Verbena ex
lIac,s- Snissy's celebrated handkerchief per
fumes Kesan Soap Bears Grease, Ok
Marrow Pumnadr, at
April q. r. J. TAYLOR'S.