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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
TO Fiji. LADIES.

fE'lE ladesof indianapolis aud vicinity respectfully requested
toeNamnei the Subscribers stock o Lawns t'inehas British
and American Prints Dress dkS, Gloves, iIoSiery
his large assortment Bonnets Bonnet Lawn and silks aud Trim
minss, all of the neNeststyle JOHN CAIN.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis, Indiana
June |, 1913
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MOTTO T..
DRY GOODS.

fsfs NS assorted CacS, - per yard 290o 10
- wv brown She,nrs, l2 500 do Good
for men wear To- 10 - " LII do keuuky
81 - cs per lad 2l0o do Footing Eduine Robands
price, aud many other articles for the country trade, sale
:.
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ashesWe again quote the ruling price for Potts. 81 So
without the least improvement in the demand, aud
less the falling off in receipts that the market expe
rienced within the past day two, advances prices
fear the low rate quoted will become settled Pearls
in rather better demand at SIS sit $5 378
Proristons-The improvement noticed in beef still
ists and quote for prime rs to So 49, Mess So So
Pork the last reported both to price and de-
mand lprme the most active of the two brands and sells
as wanted at SO so. For mess Sll is high can
quote Ohio lard has become quite dull, and prices
merely nomna the sales trng, with good supply
Prime cheese sells quick at 81 cents. Butter,
prime choice daires is in demand at is cts. We quote
smoked hams st a "a cts Picked do. a cts.
Sugars-Are active and prices well sustained. The
sales include Cuba muscevado at st cts. New Or
leans 81 81 cts. Brown Havana II cts. Porto Rico
6ia7s.
Riee-sales of this article at ssi So The receipts
light, stock small, and demand good.
Hdy-The sales for shipment, which, are to fair ex-
tent, sale for Moth river 40 AS cts for good qualities.
Dry Goods.-The active season is about commencing,
when articles under this head will receive attention
The present prices for domestic manufactured goods
not settled for the want of demand The trade next fall
will not be very extensive, but like the past spring,
prices will be uniform and steady and the demand healthy
and legitimate. We quote for brown shirtngs d. 81 a
Acts; 10 do Gets; bleached shirngs, Sets; j..
do do, IL; brown sheetngs, a. Tets; do Sd, 10
l2t; bleached do, "A, lac; do do 4, IL l5c.
Whiskey-Drudge is firm at % 233 cents; barrels
23s cents.
Spiris-sales of otard, Dupuy & Co. at 50 IS.
Fruit-We quote sales, Palermo Lemons at S. rs 81
Rasns bunch, 81 10; Almonds soft shelled, IL Is
Genoa Cron l2t is cents; Palermo Oranges. 50 rs So
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state OF Trade.

The state Of business during the past week has,
doubt been very satisfactory to great many who have
taken advantage Of the slight Improvement in several Of
the leading articles, and made clean sweep OF their
stocks. Since the commencement Of the week -four has
declined and spectators have taken their leave OF the
article until another fever gets hold OF Dealers The
condition of the Cotton market far from encouraging
The circumstance Of the plant blossomng SO late in the
season. already occupies the minds of operators they
nurture the hope that the approaching picking will fall
short ofhe average yield The demand for provisions
another subject of complaint The quantity Of Pork in the
INTERIOR to come forward to dull and declining market
is sufficiently large to create some uneasiness in the
minds of the owners.
Most OF the other leading staple articles continue in
fair demand and at remuneratng prices The abundance
OF money, and the triAng speculation that exists,
strong evidences OF the determination of merchants to
conduct their business upon the only and safe basis
whichis, low and steady prices, regulated by healthy
and steady demand for actual and immediate consump-
on This is the most quiet period in the season for all
classes of merchants but week two will show little
more activity, which will gradually increase, until it
reaches the full height of the fallrade.
The following interesting table shows the nett ucome
ohe Worcester and Lowell Railroads for the past seven
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Four-The market still continues inactive the re-.
cepts small and the stock in first hands light Prices
are maintained with great rmness and holders evince
disposition keep up quotations at all risks. The
in the interior this side of Buffalo, must by this TINA be
very large for there has been steady drain the ship
ments east the line of the canal that keeps down the
receipts here ond keeps up prices in all the Atlantic
markets
We regulate our quotations by Saturdays sales
Genesee firm at S. l2t a ls4: Ohio and Michigan,
common brands, So; Georgetown 37t a 90; Brandy
wine SIS ST. $685. Richmond County IS 50 Troy S. 1917
Rye -four for North river, prime, So s7B; Corn Meal
Brsndywine, So IS; Jersey 50 s7a Wheat, good, fair
North Carolina finds market at 81 and cargoes have
been sold Corn in demand at Sc cents for Southern
and 81 for northern, weight Rye quote at IS cents
Oats 273 90 cents
prices remain down to the lowest quotations. given
the arrival Of the Hiberna The sales for the week.
closing Saturday evening" reach about 400 bales nearly
corresponding with the amount of the previous weeks
operations and at the same prices, which quote
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VIEW Embarrassing St Cloud-200 bales cotton Holbrook
Nelson cols0 bales Masters Mskoe co-6 hhds
tobacco Beare-9O do Spofford Tilston-34 do Hun
ter-8do Bush co40 do Spofford Tiston-7 do II H II
iotIS hhts Osborne Bragg-fe do Maans-ii do G,een.
Hobrook Nrlson-ss bales Churchman Rob
10 bales hemp WhocS4 bags feathers box psltres
Strachbane Scot-4 brs Palon K'rke sopsi62 sacks
corn q pig. copper cks beeswsx Pon Kke sonss SKIS
corn Churchman x Robers-88 bales cotton 10 order.
NEw ORLsANsSchr Haley ong75 seeks wheat s25 do corn
w Penuss
CHARLEsroN-Brig Emly-6 rkps linen ] 0ihon 4 col
hTi rice W Tumey-l p & g G'ezorv 4 col box
Hyder col box Ssnlord-8 hhds talow 10 ordert3
eotto, " Taman--s bales SIS Pos-i55 bales
Fox LivinRston2 casks rice Victor and Duckwitz-i4l
casks half casks rice HsIksnah Van Domme-e3
melons 10 600 feet lumber brls box to order
CHARLEsroN-Brig Sullvin-lO0 bales cotton III nnorth &
Van pam%Tls vsndsrw9rth-l3 pkgs swinn & Watts
II do KenaIdl cask Phelps Oodge-sS bbs rice Brce
Grazr-8 casks bbls crate Pete-48 bales cotton
Buckley.
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Foreign Irnportntinna.

PALERMO &CmRALTAR-2025 bags linseedJ & l. II Ridge
ITO boxes lemons Pnheon Hart co5O do masteri5 PIP
"a mdz order.
EorrrRpAM-Bnk Mafion--so mill stones q Ferv,e,-e,
ksS Fede-s bbls casks mdz II Bokee3O kegs mdz r.,
order.
HAvANA-Br x Ltyaut-l26 hid. sugar Mmyurn x co-Isi
los sos Mathews cost lbs do Mense W h,emore-
10 lht dc ~ orier -
sr JoHNs PR-Schr New UoiOn Chass77O bids sugar 2,
do mniaSs,s Thom pson X Adams
MATANzAs-Bnque Natchez-l60 bore. Daniel Curtis, jr
100 do Meyer staeken.-0O do Spetord, Tson co-;ol
hhds do Snofford Tson co-A do Hnwind Aspinwal--
100 DO cas- Hlw and-i brl ,uaaI Fesld-i bag cof
fec do-7j0 segars Horace Brook--50O do Stevenson
GUyAMA-Brig Joseph-200 csks moasses Mason Thomp-
son-s cks 5 bbls do sugar master.
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Passengers Arrived.

New ORLEANs-Shp st Cloud-Nn Devtnport and
child Mrs Wheeler and two children MIR Richard Blake,
vt y II Ferris and 70 In steerage
CHARLEsToN-Brig Emil wv Woodbury. lady and wu
dsughte; kngsbury, lacy and ehd Spears and lady
Ms Doggisss aud dsughur; Miss Fther Miss Garter, Mi,
nalfnrth, j NJ Dow ~ ii Wiias,s, q II Chase Murdoch
n Bailey msste5 good--and two IN the steersge;
,HARLEsTor-Bn. Snllivan-J Cohen,ladv g L RAY m,pd
kaym.rd STEIN lady, children, Miss Lacey, g Gs-
lowsy, Mrs oies Mrs + Oates, Mrs A Ackwofthey,
cnudrep ksiier, Adamson, A Finch, n g Brown y
loPp c, Nc knmght HauTon pr Paueort, IA Mury,
LACE, A,hsn Tiihen9n, Dickson, simpson J Fog
Rnavey' ) bnn'an, Eips, lillian, 6sts,rige.
HAvANA-bfg beyaBt--Mrs Sultana + Hard
GEoRGETowN, C-Brig Mar ppa-J G Logan G. Coot
GUYANA Z k-Brig yoieph-B q Har,, n w Preston and
lady, M Waymen, Aldccon, all OF Guyana
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aEyERrCkv ~UsTyr-
AND ERIAI, GARDEN.

n = Every Dav and Evening this week
The Manager has cnrsgcd IS teDed Performers and IL
harry to nncurce entire era IN Museum Novelties,
He has ~ngsgrn--
Mr. WILLIAM COLE, the Great Cbipc.e Nondescrpt,
from the Lsndon Theatres and lats fn~ n. Park Theatre
this city, viii a variety IT CLASSIC 0YMNAsTIC 9,
,ler with his educated and talented Dog BILLEY Who
ests fssyacty obedience and ten have placed i'm
among the
WONDERS OF THE AGE!
He will dance. sing nut light jump through bal
astonishing fests
Also engaged, for week only, the celebrated
GRFA = WESTERN.
The best deneao Of Negro Character aud the best Negro
Dancer living who VIII the lovers Of ninth the most
recent importation in tn. shape Of ard original imi
taou Of Locnmctts Engine ut full speed Negro Ex
Virginia Breakd This extraordinary perform
has elected tho admiration of thousands all the
pal theatres in the Uuited Ststes
The Ciy BrssI Bsud Of Thirteen Musicians is engaged for
the ha'couv. garden and stage.
Mrs PHILLIPS the popular Vocalist, Mr. BROWER, the
Comic Singer, LA PErIrE CERIrU &C.
Performance Wednesday and saturday Afternoon at
O'clock and every Evening nj hslfpast8.
Price Of admission IS Children under ten nsif price
iv1T
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BILL suctioneer
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
(Sfores No. ~ Ann and us Fulton stresfs.)



s Sale ssi O. a%
paIqs,ay paror chs' i Splendid clam aud cu.hOs
Also ertTS sale Of secaSd hand Furniiur,Bv virtue
noIlg ge the enr, hand furniture Of family b!eskn'
. SsS s ,SS oS1 %aI good order c5:n asP. Sci B."
ery and glass ware painting, g,no forte, &c.
and aS SI a9 az s.rsn, Clothing
nor fancy and staple dry goods and hosiery pledged
Aso in continuation the elegant stock of wholesale and re-
HaIdwar The balance stock Of hardware furnish.
n 20, On OF SALE comprising
Also first refgeratOrs, suitable mie. or hotels,
'''W WEDNESDAY
At loh o'clock III ths sales room
tons. at ioh o'clock, in the sale rooms:
from family giving up Housekeeping.
chars sofas .dsboaTd waTdrcbS french and otssi
mattresses beds bedding table linen clocks china cut
''a'' A''''A ''' AT PRIVATE SALE.
farm of a6oa, ,on acres Of land part e which is mproy ed
from Albany and sbont che from the Utica rail road
Price low-Te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reasonable Inquire at
For Sale EIehange-A farm of acre, Of land beaut
Also Isl land, the Of Wells, about IS mile,
NcEN ANDf M6SE RRSNfooR n fkSsffsrNcs-ch..
on and aoss
Paintings They neatly framed, perfect order Of var
Ssng the Of ss 'r,
particularly invited.
They are ready for examination by catalogue.
jy24 2t$ec
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
puoc auction, on l7h August At their PRIME Works. in
ah way NJ all the machinery and moyesbe prop the
company consisting Of printing and engraving machines cal
lenders copper cylinders dye coppe dying ald bic chns
apparatus ste'm BOILERS steam 25 horse power
boilers fire engines 2patent balances safe, hydraulic
and common large and small slide Lathe VITA complete
set Of tuning and boring and ba kmhs tools
OF imported stee. End and old roH quantity Of drugs
suitable for calico printers and dyer tubs casks large
cisterns, stoves tables benches, SC
Catalogues OF which be had application Mr. Philip
Trusslcr at the Print Works o of
FERGUSON & WALKER,
jyl9 lm~r 81 William street.
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LES OF PUBLIC LANDS IN EACH STATE WITH THE A.
gREOAIE VALUE.
Grand total aces, 2,236 $50
0rsud total value, 2,78q 637

From this table appears that in the State Of Illinois
the sales for the three quarters of ls4a than
the whole sales of s4l and is the only State which
presents such result The bulk the sales have been
in Dixon and Chicago. The value of the land sold in IL
nois was S40oO0o nearly half Of the gross amount
Of sales The land of Illinois under taxation five
years after its purchase and the taxable acres are fol-
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pNAIr-s wow ypvTr ;NExftM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

Kro1fwar, opposite the t,ity Hall
CASpAR IA SCR, the Will Bow # the Wosds,s
TO BIZ SEEN FOR ONE SHILLING
Bes des the whole of the Museum for few days
longer This arkabe nonac.erpt supposed by TO
he the ong-a Of cpnnec,g link between and
His history involved in mystery he is supposed TO be
natve OF Borsno where hs found state v
on fruit hsIbs &c.
- Admission to the whole ONLY ONE SHILLING.
There will be performance Wednesday snd Saturday
Sand o'clock p NJ in which Mr. Harvey the Bufo Sing
and Sword Swsllower will make his first appearance Ne "
York, assisted by others.
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deavorsd proved that the people of those States
pay their debts This position being taken up, ga
remedy"is proposed And what the remedy gravely
put forth Why, that the States should club their
nsolvences aud double in the union the out
standing amount ofdeb This is alleged will enable
them to pay! was proposedto number of bankrupt
individuals to form company and put all their liabilities
together and then double the face of them in order to be
able pay the whole the proposer would be set down as
mad Yet this" remedy gravely urged as the panacea
for stee insolvency The scheme is to issue United
States stock of three per interest," of an amount SUI
hcient to give each indebted State share equal to its
present indebtedness supposed that the State cred
tors will take this three per cent stock instead Of the SIX
per cent stock that they hold and that the interest
will then be paid out of the public lands The State OF
Illinois is used to illustrate the scheme The position Of
illinois is as follows:-
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hh' ',Sos'oV 1850, l6J32 B6
will be observed from this that Illinois is in rapid pro
gress Of settlement Yet the State lands and bonds held
by pscsers all the States faster than those of the
Federal Government preventing the latter from increa
sing in amount. As affairs now progressing each
State making efforts to free itself from debt the country
filing with money, and agricultural produce rising in
value, the time will arrive when all the debts will,
be paid The matter will regulate itself in the same man.
did the exchanges Of the country without Ma
tona Bank While the politicians disputng about
bank the laws of trade settled the matter While des
perados endeavorng to cancel cid debts by creating
larger Ones the people will 'remedy" the matter them
selves Since the rst "plunder b distribution of the
public land,pecuators and politicians have looked upon
the Federal Treasury much in the light wreck upon
Barnegat shoals Instead Of assembling at the national
councils for national purposes and nduct the affairs Of
the Government for the best interest of the whole Union
they fall to quayreling like monkeys over basket of
apples Each talks of the "clams Of his State upon
the Federal Tr lury" the Federal Government were
nondescrrt draft from the moon, congressman
assembled only to divide the plumber. If anything
Is obtained from the Federal Government whence does il
proceed1 IL pro from tn pockets of the cons
ents OF each nemberi The Federal Government is def
cient $4,000 900 per in II it's
further reduced by the proceeds Of the public lands who
TO pay the dedc1 the people Of France Of China
the Union be dissolved, the constituents Of the po-
clans who have robbed the Treasury must refund the
money with the expense Of its abstraction superadded
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" arried,

On the 10th instant, al New Orleans, by the hev. Mr..
Maenhaut, George PAnDow, Junr., to Miss ELIZA
DIVINE.
In Buffalo, N. Y, July 2Oth, by the Rev stephen r.
Smith, Mr.. THOMAS s. HAWKS to Miss HESTER ANN lay
ION, all of that city.
By the Rev Mr.. Power, PETER VIEWER to Miss LOUISA
DENIE, of this city.
Birth.
On Sunday morning, 2sd instant, Mrs JSo INGRAM Jr
Of daughter.
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CHATHAM THEATRE

Messrs Jackson Willard. .Lessees
Bores Is cents Pit I2k cents.
Doors will and the Curtain will at
quarter before o'clock.
THIS EVENING-The performance with the
DEATH TtKEN-Marstt-, Mrs Lewis; solomon, Mr.
4 Hunt After witch Song " Mr. and Mrs buntop. To
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SUNBURNT. YELLOW OR DARK SKIN CLEARsp

SUNBURNT. YELLOW OR DARK SKIN CLEARED
and Eruptons Bites OF M,auitoes Cured by the Of
cake Ivy often half cike Of that surprising Inven-
ton called the Italian Chemical Soar. The this used
the more astonished people wonderful
week cured no less han three Of old scay reu
Tor when medical skill and s most powerful lotions had
used IN yain HUNDREDS have been cured Of freckes
burn aud mohew this summer by it, There many who
not try IT, because IL pulled" the papers This we are
Obliged 10 90 TO Introduce we can therefore
rec mmend as almost IN any euaneous eiuptons
salt rheum eresipes ber bites OF bed bugs gauip
per Sc IL gives the akin youthful healthy bloom fresh
Persons living the south should be wi this
captains merchants and others literally treated with small
iortuLe might be made by entepnsng brig
10 n warm climate
Sold al 50 cake, By Jones' his wholesale p.ru-
store sign Ofthe American Eagle 90 Cha ham NJ
YORK and b. these Agents-in Pade ph by Zebe corner
Third and Dock the America Hotel WASH
ington, ia Boston, State treet; in Chirleson Co.
207 King street; Albany, 81 Stae sreet in Brookvn 31
Fulton Wal me m
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New YORK, July 10, 1913.

New YORK. July 10, l8i3
Grit with satisfaction write you concerning the
" and effect Of valuable Sarsapsna in my case,
which considered and resisted all the
scroul, sf dreadful alarming form-hopc had
fled cure, without the loss Of both my legs.
would be useless for to attempt 10 state suferRgs
sufficient for to that deSs mortal
could endu and live. At the trying of
acion Sasaparlla scommendedto the only
that could be relied upon procured Sarspaa
md entire TO be able TO former duties
OF my family and before month shall be entirely
feed from the last yestge Of disease am enabled
about, the astonshmen OF all who know and this
has been made by SaBapafila alone therefore
jOice being able recommend suffering hum this
truly and valuable remedy, Bstols S.napana. IL
Ssrsapaal that should he known 20 the world ths
my statement that Others be benefited thereby.
With respect &c,
SARAH STREET
28 seventh street. New York.
To c. c. Bristol, OF Buffalo
Sold wholeia aud reai by VIM Burgsr 80 Court aud, ST.
wich st,cet Wood MORRISON 300 Greenwich 81; yme 90
BoweIyi and druggsts generally. je2 Jts-m
MEDICAL
TlR. J. EVANS has removed his Old Gal.n's Head Di.
- pensayt 100 Chatham PEI where
safe speedy and eHeetual cure Of al delicate dis
numerous curing friends; II age and forty years
experience nii. pracutioner Preference then Dr.
gion Of his claims Tie wishsi the public know that h.
nothing do with Office Peek Slip His Shalgcs
are mOd~nte. HIS cnosult au0ns conhdeutaL
Of disc tse flr 81 ira tst
CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION
- UITABLE for Banks, Offices, and Store doors where
~ safety required Persons Of first article for
hat purpose nay Obtain the same BY applying Sc Hammond
~ cor Oh HUDSON ief1 imsr
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION

SUITABLE for Banks. Offices, and Store doors whs
~ safety required Persons in Of first rate article
hat purpose may Obtain the same by applying Sc Hammo
Ut, cor Of Hudson ief1 ims !,
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TUESDAY NEXT July IS, ut a P M.-purse 800, one
mile h ats, beat 3 in 5, under the saddle
d Is. Bvaut cutters Ito cary h rules Of the course,
las lb.) Lady Suffolk
~ W.Pst ick enters cary ch weight, oh Boppo,
IN. B:-The tuhhc is repscul Informed tlat the
abov. Purse is the following ccpmsince After
the the Frot Wednesday, the of Beppo
desire sr with Lady suffolk alone carry
the rules of the ouIse 5 lbs and Bep cachMr Bryant
irn2 afr
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TO eMaATTFACTYREEgs AMP DEALERS Il


4 WOOLLENs- Henry Mgeoq tinisheI Of Cloths Gas.
smeres Satnets &C. corner OF Laaht aud Warrington
~ respectfully Informs the manufacturer and dealers IA
woons thar his estab,hment IN successful opera
ton, and that he prepared with prnmgtnes.
orders his line hat may conf jed to him Specimens Of
his workmanship may be application gentle m
who's and 10 whom he liberty 70 refer
e also refers TO the following remak, upcn his workman
shp at tn: EaIr at the Americ en- Institute
The GOLD MEDAL
has beeu awarded TO n. Mgeou for the most beautifully fin
shed Cloths CasSimeres aud Sanes displayed late
exibon the Institute have thus borne the testimony
the perfection Of the Art, by which Mr. Ngson he's augmented
one OF NE most important Of the msDuctung wea
o. me United states BY adding at ung cost, from
zen 20 hteen cent the value Of the co submitted
ms process of finishing and preparauos. The brilliant Ems
silky smo thpess Of the cloths hus cared SATISFY
every one who will eyamns them OF the great superiority
the process pqrssed by Mr. Migeon Manufacturers and I'M
porers will do well 10 acquant themselves personal exam
nation " it'll the rat OF invention.
Orders may be left al Nos % and 81 Pine 1t.
REFERENCES.
Halsted, Hanes X Co, 81 Nassau St
Lambert n Wolcou, SO Pine 81.
w. T.. Langley 4 Co., 81 Pine al
Wilson, Butler X 20, william Of.
D. Bregham, 90 Pine st.
Iy2s imsI
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NC. THE LOVERS OF sUPER\a BLACK TEA
Howquas Mirture-This extremely J>cious and unpassi-
lied Tea, 30 highly celebrated in China and karopc as i'm
pTtedt Tor sale the Canton Tea Company ien.r
Tea Embellishments, l1I Chah New Ne- and JIG Full
street, Brooklynn ssctaes ros 81 ss1ti and ~ each
10 fps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24

PORTJ GUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farsmed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal
perceive obtained this country Zee advertise
on the last column, fourth Page, -