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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-30
now TO DIE EASY

49,, Re" weeks ago Mr.. VIM p g.,
~ ~, ne great Wing OF Tallader, a. M,
's t.t an anecdoIe before lbe a.. g., C',
,,n n,eh exhibited correct idea Of ' 'g I M
C lbI,d'c nomination at Baiimo,o ~ - ~
siI sand that certain DucLmoo i"',
oa'eH son by the name Of Jacob 80" T f'u
nit dte.nan said dat he physic sbaan -
lnh got aesic Of all de doctors. "p '5" sec
So SGaooL not u. fast, but bepon ro 49, Ia
Die so ! sents Tor dc tor de plysic.---
tor, and he CONES and gives 'aa ..e gould nc,
Poke root tea, and Shacob died scodec.
night of dat no poddy Aqew it,"
Sowi'h the Democratic parly. (.aid Mr..
Chllton.) They were dying hard n, Bal.
tlmore, gasping for breath, ans in Fl, Of
desperation took dose Of Poke ,o, ,ca
for the purpose Of dying easy. The he'd.
lclne will have the desired effect; tho
party are now dying SO gently, under lie
operation Of the Poll drink, that, Ike ia
cob, nobody will know when lheir breath
Is gone.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-30
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

sc eafy he follow fraa lIa.-
rssarsh Argus, he .oee.aco State feaa
Of Pcuass wanna. II saery alce.
RHODE ISLAND.
Nc Nish that ne frontiers ol tas
HsIen aeAut Bnash colony ay ueaf
lae Cana H.aa frontier. fha. NC might
trade tioi e.Ia 81. rs contemplate -
la.a.es and m.serab.s feu4Ie prea.Ig.-
tons, TIA maaateaHal eatefaH.a. Aus-
thing would IL las ul exchange Haa
Ne are aei eerlsta chat ne ought
20 H4} any foreign government To- .--
JOS q - a5r asuss Il ae were a e...-
l.4ol Rae.e .-4ad we would b. lng
lei - d4s8wu oar s.alc-No would au
aaaf the sroruiul contempt with wh..H
nation %. lteeura nnN regard lh.s eli
oHy 81. slaves. Len far behlnd hes sIeleI
States n NE mnuh of nlr9Feme :.
caHeiut - harcAaflcr received as a 5.a.
from an eurash hug, she IS IS maci
be.ae lie lowest Sale ~ the anon,
ra.HI - chad. Ter as shs IS less taaI
NeA lalk h. political Importance. So
is tul nestIIas place tor Forces "a los
sna.I 'a4.aa.1 'or she petty aust9sra-
IS 81 provincial nnes.
hat va 'c = la H1s- bio 70 speak "a
Raole Island Without some estataat
hear.iell d.saaln, there Is that Wfa#
her borders winch demands or serious
aueuuoa-se mean the retention .a
cham % The prouJesi name she ever gave
To American history IgoAAs " DaRg
The American Republic owes il "a rs
own big d chafaeier, 10 remove lhls slug.
ma tom The National escuicheon. anJ
thu4sa The General Government
should be compelled % the use OF force
great as IS our rcspec, FOR Stare Rights,
~e would prefer seeing force used han
thar lAls disgrace should longer remain
upon our fame ..et the majesty Of The
Nation command IN thunder tones, that
Tbs feuy township of State shall not
.arnash The high reputation OF her
weniy I've superior soyeIeigus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04

J am almost convinced that there ne
scr set eas au instance ia which kai-
hess bias been fairy exercised, bat
ih-t d las s-.4scl lac eAmly opposed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-12-04


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very sorry 80 saA ai lie q e. VI writers
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-12

GREAT STAGE owNERs.-The Cincinnati
Gazette states that the firm of Neil, Moore
g. Co. are great mail contractors, and, with
the branch under. the management Of ID.
Talmadge, cover over G20, 900 miles ofmail
service per annum, in the States Of Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA, N. York and Michigan-op-
peratng 300 teams aud 100 coaches, and
employ % agents and 800 drivers The
capital employed by the company in their
stage business is estimated at about $3.50
600, and their annual expenses at about
$500, 900
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-12

Warning 10 Girk.-A Young girl was
brought up before the recorder at New Or
leans, for appearing in the public streets
in boys clothes, The recorder asked her if
she was married, and having received re-
ply in the negative, he decided that though
married women, by conventional usage,
were allowed sometimes to assume that
dress, single ladies' never were. He there
fore fined her, agreeably to the statute
Even justice was tempered with gallantry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-12

POISONING AT EowELL-Fanny Weir,
in the Police Court has been ordered to
find bail in the sum of $l200-lor want Of
which she was committed to take her trial
in February. Her two sisters, charged with
the same offence, were discharged.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-12

IMPORTANT REMEDY FOR CANcER.-Col.
Ussery, of the parish of De Soto, informs
the editor of the Caddo Gazette that he lnl-
~ tested a remedy for this troublesome dis
ease, recommended to him by Spanish
woman, native of the country. The rem
edy is this Take an egg and break it,
then pour out the white, retaining the yok
in the shell, put in salt and mix with the yok
as long as it will receive it; stir them to-
qether until the salye is formed, put por-
ton Of this on piece of sticking plaster,
and apply it to the cancer about twice Il day.
He has made the experiment twice in his
own family with complete success.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-12

Wool and wool skins now create an ami
mated trade in our city, at prices far in adj
vance of previous years for long time
The high price is great temptation for
people TO kill off most of their hocks
Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
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The Judge aud the Calico.

Believing II TO hc the dm;y ot q cry one 10 expose
demasogueism in every form and on vcr, OCCASION,
wish III relate an actual fact for the amusement O
vour numerous readers, aud more particularly for
The information Of that portion Of the Loco-Foco
party comprised III lhe Congressional district OF
Ohio, WHO are Judge D.+ constituents.
They are Woodworking, honcs,-hearted people,
exclusively agricultural. am sure, however, from
the knowledge aud Intercourse have had viii,
thenl, that they will, ii carefully aud patiently
reasoned with, sustain Home Industry, end reprove
the t-Au,ericen feeling of their representative,
where Congressional reputation and fame thus far
rest principally upon his violent and driamatory
speech and his vote in 1871 against the approprla-
ton 10 the widow of General Hurrison-ihe more
painful as the Judge might be almost called Il
neigbbor of that venerated man who devoted life
time to the service OF ms country, and whose last
PRAYER for lis welfare. Ills widow had no
uhsr claim than old age aud heIpeSsncsl bur thank
God, the appeal that all ages and all nations have
allowed was not refused her, and men may still
rev on the graft ude OF Americans for that symna-
thy aud protection OF their families that denh-
gogues and popularity seekers would 80 uugrae-
fully and 50 scornfulv refuse. But to my story
The Judge renamed here a few days, of course IL
see the fashions. previous 10 purchasing his family
here whose krowIedgs of dry goods would prevent
his being taken in with any homespun, American
manufacture.
Well: the Judge, his lady and friend entered our
establishments and III his usual pompous way lwhen
away from home, enqured for some English cali
Goes we informed him that We had some superior
American Prints, equal, ,as they in fact 10 any
imported ones. The Judge looked AT them, and
SAID with sneer, We want some English ones
these are not good enough" He went away, bul
finally had 10 bu, Yankee calico.
Now the onl, difficulty in the nam", aud
venture 10 say that not one merchant III hundred
can tell an English from an American cuiico, and
appeal to the merchants oi his own town # such Is
moi the fact The truth is, the best English and
French patterns are selected by our manufacturers
agents in Europe, ind ills ROW frequently the case
that their most rare and expensive patterns are
found oa our caicoes Tor sale i'll tins city by ths
lime the original goods arrive here. Such are The
results Of Home Industry and American enterprise
and ask the honest and intelligent farmers OF OHIO
WOO. Growers especially, il they do not prefer
Home Productions aud American Manufactures &c
Free-rrade and British Merchandise
We here could make more money with Free
Trade but the interests OF our country are OF more
Importance than the profits Of PEARL-SrREEr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
Cirility Of Bank Officers.
tn. ys-.I....

| tr Editor Of The tribune
Will you permit me- through the columns ol
your valuable paper, to talk lutte of what may
he termed pleasant or unpleasant to Dealers
with Banks Itis very pleasant TO them un-
doubtedlv 10 have money in these Institutions
when they rely on their soundncss. 1t IS
also pleasant to have their check honored readily
and III a courteous manner, accommodating them
with such denominations of money as their ne
cessties may require; all this undoubtedly is very
pleasant and one would suppose that when the
dealer had accomplished the most difficult part of
the Job (deposiling the money the other would
follow as Il matter of course, but which | am
sorry to say IS not the fact, which you will read
iy perceive by slancing at the unpleasant side
of the picture, do thus-(and here permit me t"
offer YOU the daily conduct Of Il Bank in Wall.
street as an examplc) Entering the Bank, you
look around with II view ascertain who will
accommodate you by paying the money for the
check. You observe some half dozen or dozen
persons standing at a counter with checks IN
hand, and you naturally conclude that this must
be the place, and take your stand accordingly.
Scanning the countcnancCs of your companions,
YOU observe that their gaze is fixed upon gentle
arm chair, (Which for greater convenience or COM
fort is set on castors reading the morning paper or
perchance sornc OF the light literature OF the day,
which gentleman is denominatcd Teller Hav-
ing kept these persons standing sufficiently long
ia impress upon their minds the greatness OF his
Tellershp he proceeds to paring said checks by
scrawling his naae upon them which he terms
certifying them 10 be good; but some one Of
these daaierS wishes the money instead of his ccr-
tificate, and timidly int!mates much, for which
this great man gives him a look meant to imply
that he ithe DEALER has been guilty of some rare
piece Of impertinencc, and actually throws the
proceeds of his check at him in the largest de-
nomination of Bank Notes the check will admit,
but the dealer wishing change politely requests
| that he may be accommodated with smaller
notes. when he is grufily told that he cannot give
them TO hin. lie can get them at one OF the
Banks above or below, and if that does not suit
him, he mus; wait until the porter comes in, and
he will pay him the sIlver;" wherenpcn he, the
Teller betakes himself to his easy chair, expa-
tiatng upon his inlscries from waiting upon
set of asses, as he terms them. But 1t is unfair,
Nr. Editor, To make these Tellers solely rcspon-
sible for the unpleasant part of Banking. They
do but ape The petty tyranny Of Cashiers in then
chairs, and am satisfied that nothing has done
30 much 10 bring Banns into Gisrcputc with the
public as the impertinent contuc, OF their petty
officers, and if Bank owners wish these instllu-
tons to be favored by the people, they must see
that they arc conducted in such manner as not
continually TO offend them. A. u. ID.
JulYs. 1914.
We think the conduct Justly reprehended by
our correspondent must he rare. Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
The Whig Almanac for the year lSii.
A conrenient Book Of Reference far P"htie'ans
ard others during the coming Pre'ideNtim
T. ,m,1yUo

u the usna Cslendrs and Astronomical celcuie
mad for-vey meridian from Nalne 10 Leu'aaa II
List o III, Government ,-cativ, officers z';-- stat s.
judges ri tn. suprsine Court &c with their "a Tss con-
pet- List Of hr M-mJ-rs the pr-srni h';'d states
and House RepI, suta;y-s arranged rccordus 90 then ~
,peov- States lo,nc, zach ,nter de'ignti-d
History OF the a Past 4nJ Prrs.at aritis CON- aHi''r
Statement OF the most important afcies o-afn- A-e'h dD
mpos-d b. h- 1916 1921, 1928 1857 aud SI<
The P1YsErT TAaiFs Law OF The UriTkn STATES o.
tus the entire iha, subject. Nticual Bank VII
Extracts from Nh licDu-s keort; PRoI kcrI"N o AMr
KicAS lSpUs1Ry-IT. t1PKpIEScYASp +rc.s-iTY BY THF
h0Y CHARLIE. AUpsor Mass. TINS valuable and us-iu
sssy ocucpes Il acss It, facts. i!utIaioas aud tocr-
ought he uCdestoOG b. even who takes la:-res
the OF i.dusty and the ITop nj Of the
people Of United Nr ClaYS cch
the PuAic Lands. nes- extracts occupy s-'"ral ras-
nd are sucent to give general fhis
jec Anecdotes OF Politics aud Politicians, never bfu'e pub
lishet ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Consrr,
sioul Districts aud Count-s These Returns The ful!es
au complete which been published They
peared great labor ana considerable expressly
fo the Wing Almanac. THY will bs constantly referred 10
during coming year t- show not on the returns for
the present year bat thcs. Of 1880; Times of holding r-c
,ons 10 each of the States Popular Vote for Mr. Van BaI
and Harrison 1896 and in $780, The number OF Elrcor
each State S0 and the number which each Stete
entitled s4a; Tables c the Popua;on Debts, Governcrs
aud Chs Of the several Sase Anecdotes OF MIR
Clay, John Quincy Adams. Col. Johnson Sc sc.
&c The prlc- Of Wing laIi
year, notwithstanding 1t contains about one quarter NOR
matter. Single cot l2i Gents; 81 per dozen; 81 Zoe
Orders mast BE- accompanied BY the cash posTMAsTERs
enittnr free Of postage 81 for dozen copies will at
untitled % copy gratis, /, contains sne7s, and j: ,nb
ice, only periodical postage.
D7- The WING ALMANAC is regularly published
and 'f GhELLEY Li = :Sst:lk Pa'is
iribuue GuiIdnss, Nsw-fofk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
For The Tribune.
The Want OF Something 80 Drink.
''Waier, water every where.
And not II drop ~ hrink" J"

All around us are fountains leapns up with happy
souuds-iutrresiing maid servants and less inter
es,iug BOYS, with Croton pipes in their hands daily
spashins the boots and dresses OF The passers by.
ba, il stranger or II person iroa thr remotrr
parts of our Citv wants glass OF water, he would
~ nine Cn-es ou, of ten ask il jdr0r IN some
temple Of Bachus; gliterns with the red and vel.
low liquids, aud pefchauce, by comparison, VA er
may in such company, look paie m the thirsty
mans eyes.
Cannot the Mayor in one ycspcc; ut least, make
il Fourth Of JHiy, or independent da," ali the
wear rou;d by providing at al! The Fosn'ains aud
Tree tydranls ron drinkngcups secured h, chains
Thirst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

4 WONDER-A BLE~SING-A MIRACLE-
1 <pEEn hs. been discovered Ter curing
4 Disbursements O' the SKIN.
Fees O.. Sunlurn. Mnrrlew Tan,
Bite, of Mosquitoes, Bugs. ln,-ct.. Scc.
The nbov. or nay >kln CAUSED by the heat o'
the ntT wind change o climate. sc II also cures II
Inc mos, pa-lansn, mud beautiful manner all
y ,en.rs 81 the Face or ~t'1
plrol-s RIotrhe>, Salt RneIm. Scurvy
Er,iip-lts Sore fi-n,s Eingwoun. SC.
Th', -ere,y i cnIad rinh rsrdar he particular IN the
or Won n oc cheated 1y .din. couutee JONES :
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP End N consequence OF H.
,urps lg ehcncyn fact IL surprising aud wonder wnNln
.;rct ny above diseases. been cuunt-retct rnC
unlimited 10y scumps cd iScnis windlers nnd i0,
.vho care not ,r aai harm they do
If Their irlsS nre realv pOsIuoI, und dangerous hut w
20 i've IN the :nre Fad chs ot Jones' soap ihercufe To-
pnrticuar huy only nj the uwins pnces md always ss
io junc, SUzu Ut The American Eugic - Chatham street y
l,rnnflv,uy y Y: Retting. state s. Boston Ie'ber.
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphls Pen-e brchdwny Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09

coming little more than mere hypothesis Mex
leo gives Us solemn assurance that she Will
n-ver weld MS the Lone Star for love or money,
NJ one now. unless 1t be small TYLER and Cal
houn faction, seems 10 think o seizng II without
her consent, aud John Tllei's t'exas) thunder
seems likely 20 prove ii harmless shaft. bothln The
hands uf the original inventor, and IN The hands
of those who 50 wckcdIy attempted to steal 1t
i.Om him. CONNECTICUT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
The .Junius Trncts.

Price--sl 20 per 100 copcs per I,CO. SIS.
Mol. The TKsr; or Parties Tired by their Acts
40. " THE CURRENCY
No. ILL., The TARIFF
No. w. LiYE OF IiESRY Clay.
No. V. POLITICAL ABOLITION.
No VI DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR AsB CAPITAL.
No. VIII. The PUBLIC LASps
No. X. ANNEXATION or TEXAS. SO per 100 or $50
perl0D.
Published by GREELEY 8: McELRATH, Tribune Office,
I61 Ns.sru kaIy-yoyk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
llr. inrdnGr'S LeGtnTes.

tNihios seorn in III. City of \ew-York rhr sub.rc'.
ubraced ,hs Lectures arr: Eeetriei'y1ths Sa 1-Ga
i.nnsiru.l- -arin=-i auu,nS-P ulsr ftlacies-L'st
F., irr Srtrs1-mporry otaIs-lisoucal esrct oi -
,ooom, ,-D,w-S.i-uce iii-d b. Ad-@ -ntIir piScov--
s,-SounI-Vib ib,ti of the Erlina-Votlc b iti-rl
S-sn, .n. inr. ng md -ni a-ica hos eiiiinp -
lnr,.r ,l-r ~ tiif-- Is In'frdnrr hy sketch OF t-
ogre, of Physch >ciruc- pnc' tpf ih- Who'll 'uclnia
L. .rftci'. -rtu,-S . pr copy. Postmt'ir-
,.,in nh. vii r-r.l fi.- ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
~, nutuaI Life Insurance Company Of
dining tie month Of June.
Total Live, Insured. ... 81

~ Or. Felix Gourausi's Italian dedicated
xcuyy uorphew hea; spots. mu>srio bite, ana All irritation
AID iness and sownesS and darkness OF the % h'
T. nn. a. the mos; rknbe u; sren; chemical 1cuv
ere, T's eno.ent uni healing Guie Hre spoken oi IN MI
VIM recommend IL cne ctk
.n lVr warrant ~ oi! mary pr rTn,es Gud
=, 10 hs mad genuine only o. Wulksr street oe n-,' lf
IN. corner al i.r,niyay Agents. MIX street. Boston, 70
Gb.,out street Phraiephr GRy. PUushseep'ie i"l>ey
Rucne,i-r MverS New Haven. Dyer. provdence Caetsn
n"t..e T md f,,n, Newark elI In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
MILLS II so.
] K. MILLS II so.
MANU- -ACTTRERS OF CRANES PATENTTiVELVt
MONTi CLOSE PENDULUM CLOCKS
No lQ9 ELLfDH- ST. Sedc. York

Ia-5 enlarged their e,,abl.hment prepared e
Ifni.h nunbe to ordsr and w2ut Ie,pecaly call tn
d-ced -crsn'age- this Clock r.; ever all "heT
7e ;ea; Improvement in the Time Part consists princ
paiv = a,5e E.ctpemsnt whieh may Be called frcome,
css1 5,aIy or Torsion PenjquW The Ball IS tour and
az. -c2ss diane'efo rrhulnr form md hollow, nn'
ar - = ts form Gram: the revolving oftne ball rwI,
the --g and the ann 10 perr M ntc acting np
and Co.. the impul-e t- Swlnc-ishee
ievs- .;e,l win ;ls A,'n,ud the Pallets ~ Ecnpem"r'
yghci impulse csffi-d through the -pr': 70 the Biii 80
seejs n motion The 'o,uE Cne>c-nt state i Longest
by : beng twisted ethz from that n'e Shn tened n
the bal ide 10 ri,e returning by the reaction OF the sung
and cs OF gravity 'ecrvi: the Impulse from te na
;an!ns power at each Ie;ufn. , D., H.
by Of 9nwe Arising from ~ nctese oi i1ctoH theIen'
les,e1,s Impulse given 70 - aud shortening me nc n IL
WIFI 1 ;4r = .scop day bs vfa;nE ~ an arc m free
srre, that BY u friction and oss OF power
r,n , ; he .ia,r yiyaI 5y ths P-ntulun Il, .sy
eSa. o. ybraens are .sGJere perfectly chrna b III.
Influence th the toron {" he ,lns M Ia IL fecnf 1.oi
~, f,ae 90 s, =. ~, p @ rive. by tbs pendnlum in.
te would ose by the nsipn ~ the spring IN ensh
N width and thc.1c The improvement he Str KING Pad
consists principally IN the application ol Rotary Hammer
Each part OF ms C!pcS dryeh py spfn2 eiu 10 set'
pound, OF weight JE a5ou; y four weess with once wind
'A''1'' THE ADVANTAGES ARE.
i h,. very little care required il no,
sequence seng liable IA be put oui OF beat Us ote
5i It requires Oil on the Pallets o, teeth of the Swing
Wheel there being friction b.wsen them. and tie numb
Of e 'svoi,ons of the ngW Whe-! Sky e.s
ohs words ,xtv yeati IN making a, many revoiunon
~ ne irch -1at Pendulum lock does IN on'
yea snc requires than tty TINES less maintaining
cer consequently grge mount less Of friction an.
.han other Coeks; aud therefore the motion uci
r-a-= regular.
-=r s-rsar 80 hour strpe easily adjusted HnC
-,-etes: ana th uis will mol be lIsTs ~ Otne
s by the If temperature tie density OF he ny
o nm irr-ansa II 3ef tIn, movements al
wuya IN the s--Fl TINE.
These rlocA have operation about three ys1r.
One of them par-c the oi the Amercnn Inst
tj;e IN The q OF Ne-.Yorh. in alay. I4i-was exhbte
Fair IN Octuoer hrt y-l:. an1 Medal irct ~"
in- inscription that t%us: ye ingenious piece o N
II ,isn lett gitl o the ex1mirnS Committee unit
he re-i innna Far 0. the In'tut- ociober. 1872
and exhibited a the r-Gnd examined oy tomni
,ee oi scientific and awarded second Medal Will
The inscription tha: had be- fully tested.
-. II. M. q co.
have hand and intend keeping constant unpy OF Man
,el Clocks o; variety OF patterns ~th and without GA
shades. from month thirty three day@. 10 on
yea thee hundred and seventy five days with once wi
also 'lg- Time Keepers for banks. Churches PubIt
Houses. &c. running n year winding. AGi VI
go naGuiac:e Ia order. rurrst. Steep Town Cock'
June srd is+l jySlm
I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-09
ALL HEALING OINTMENT.

f,OLD tEEr COLD FEET, COLD FEET; tULb
GFEET-t 'nh ftetadto. .uHoinn, tod FeetHnd Dyspsp
~ t,i Feet and sex ilrnGnri- Cnh Fee aud Disease
ts Ling gof Liver. Cold Feet and A'hnn Iod let ane
afne.> u the Breath Cu Feet ana nn nit ni the ilar.
tnd Fse. md Rheu, sn, Cold Feet Pans 10 le En-
and nd Cod Feet. C"d Fee-wholss not got old Fee
* n. ureyz len; ~ the .ic.7tistrrs IN! Bsal.
fml. sovereign remedy for cud -et under every c"n
tincercy ls. Let te warmed INTO the soie> OF the 'si
md we ue re our word md honor that vii restore the
ciniun blood. induce healthy pef~prntnn and hr'n=
,hem inr, cpnd 1E. W hen TINS done is
~. ,nlv. be- placed upon the chest head where the ute'
difficulty l- whether b. CONSUMPTION. or n>mn ~ dy'
pspn or oihHr wil cure them 80 Sold ~ pvi',n
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;U The Books OF Subscription to the Capita
Stack the New. York ami Ere Railroad Co. ars now open al
the Uice Of the Company No - WaEstreei between Inc
hours ui 10 anG ). WM. NJ. GOULD. Secretary.
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