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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
Dental Surgery.

He returns thanks to his old friends and custo-
mers, for past favors, and respectfully solicits
continuance. He can be found at his office, east
side of the public square, except when profession
ally absent.
Fayette, August 3lst, 1874. 25-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14

II UMBER-Just received, per steamer Hunts
IL vile, lot of YELLOW PINE, which we
offer for sale BREMERMANN a. CUNO.
Boonville, Sept It'll, 1914.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
DENTISTRY.

EOHN II. POTTS, in addition to his other
~ business, as usual, will devote portion of
o;
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
GLASGOW

Wholesale and Retail Grocery Store.
J. McMECHAN,
rs just receiving direct from New Orleans and
a Pittsburg, the following invoice of Groceries
which offered at St. Louis prices, freight added
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-09-14
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
Watson s. HOsti,
Corner Of Main and Morgan StS., BoOnviLa,
HAVE just received general assortment Of
A. l. Spring and Summer, Fancy and tapIe
DRY GOODS,
Comprising the latest fashions and styles. also
Hats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Queens and
Glassware, Hardware, &c, &c.
All of which are offered very low for cash.
Boonville, april Doth, ls44.
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Platte City, Aug. 10Th, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21

LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-By an arrival
at Baltimore from Ro advices were received from
that capital to the 9th January and from Monevideo to
the 9th January The following is the latest
Advces from Buenos Ayres state that the crops will not
be abundant expected but sufficiently pre-
the admission Of foreign feur this season Specula
tors will suffer heavily.
We have positive accounts of the position OF the
army OF this Republic under Gen. Rivers he is sup
posed to be not very far off The blockade of deo
continues and the inhabitants deprived fresh pro
visions In consequence Of the refusal of this Govern
ment to accede to the demand of the Faench Consul re-
curing all Frcnchmen to lay down their arms that func
tonary has asked for and received his and has
taken up his residence on board man Of war
RIO DE JANErRo, Jan. 24-Our stock of Flour is now
called So bbs No sales have been made for two
three weeks past For small quantity of Baltimore l2
could be obtained to net 81 or and for Richmond 5 to
net So AZ The stock of Aontevideo said be about
10000 bbls and the price quoted 81 25aS4 So At Buenos
Ayres 900 bbls and hope of admission for consum
ton At Pernabuco, Bahia and Rio Grande the Supplies
large 1.-THE receipts continue it is not easy say
how low prices will go. Indeed. the bakers well
supplied and there is neither export speculative de-
mand sales must be limited at lower prices than
above mentioned.
Advces from Europe in regard coffee are more favor
quote selected good $500 3ioO good rsts 27Ooa3OoO
regular 2naOOa2N6O0.
JAN 27Nothing whatever is doing in -four. Coffee is
MorrEvrpro Jan Gin the beginning of last month
Flour sold at prices to leave fair reigh since then
the receipts have been 10000 brs the greater part of
which has gone into store. Small sales were made st
prices netting 50 o5 but since then cargo has been
placed to net So rs.
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FOX AND wiscvSsis ilivER BILL
Mr. ALLEN addressed the Senate at some length
upon this bill, which he characterized as bill 1oI
the benefit OF spectators, and to the great injury Of
the people OF Wisconsin.
sAMUhL COLTS SUBMARINE BATTERY
Mr. CRIrrENDEN introduced a resolution TO ena.
BILE Mr. Colt TO prosecute to- completion his ex-
periments with his submarine battery, by the use
Of beats, anchors, Nc, at the navy yard
THE OREGON NOTICE
Mr.. CHoATE proceeded to define his position in
relation to this question. What does he propose 2
Simply not TO give this "notice" to-day-not now
--on the contrary he does not express the opinion
that Il may not be expedient to give the notice SIX
months hence: There is where we differ from
those ON the other side of the housethey want the
notice gwen to-day-now We ask for delay
and In the meantime let our emigrants cross the
mountains and quietly take possession of the Ter
rtory. To give the notice now may operate in
ausplciously upon the negotiation. The treaty has
been in oneration for Is years let it stand few
months longer. Mr.. G. denied having said that
we have slept our rights for 26 years. Mr.. c.
read from the Globe portions of his last years
speeches in explanation OF his position He took oc
caslon 10 say, from official information that IN ~
no proposition either made or meditated 10 make
the latitude Of 40 the boundary line.
ZIP M: Mr. c. is proceeding with his argu-
ment Nothing new in it.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
M Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
well By thousands shs eouaty beng the only mild
safe and ecacious r.dy for married laoes whose health Tor.
bids LOO rapid increase Of family. .
The results Of their adoption the happiness the hcalth
H touch upon within the limits Of advertise
ment-resus which affect not only the pesent well being Of
parents but the future happiness OF their offspring; not
but well known that the families Of the married often IN
dictate? In how does the hard working father
and more especially the mother Of poor remain slaves
Throughout their lives uggng at the oar Of ncssant labor
tong but to live and living but to toll when they might have
weighed down the spirit and broken the health OF
the father how often the widow left unaDis with the
yuous Intentions her fathsrls offspring from be-
coming degraded objects Of charyo progate
sas are the days Of the kind husband and father emberel
beholdng the emsciaed form and declining health OF tho
companion OF his BOSOM she had reached the Of
thyfast sinking into premature grve-with the certain
sorrows and his young helpless chjIea Of those
drng attentions and watchfu socitude which mother
alone bestow unfeQuenty when least able
support the hrarrendlng aictisn Is il cssirable then-.
mora-or parents TO increase their families regardless Of
when simple, healthy and certain remedy i within our
control The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject,
and estimating the vast b. ns resulting thousands by the
adoption Of prescribed by her. would respectfully
the attention Of the married It's consideration Is II not wise
and yirtuos evils which subject by simple
and healthy within contro Every dspassionac,
yruous and enlightened mind. will unhesatngy answer IA
the Affirmative
si,s RSis b s1s sde;sS Go box
Principal Office, las Greenwich street. New York. Once
hours from A. NJ. to r. NJ Boston Office, No. Essex st.
lm m
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MEDIC AL AID

DRIVATE Medical Assistance with many people, s a very
important consideration. who thus desire
Ss Sod ess a. o n SSs
been recently published much improved aud enlarged
nearly three times its former sze and svbaces many sub
ec and diseases not before alluded TO- that viii be especially
interesting nvads who for many reasons may possibly hap
pen to need advice privarly -
The work written by Dr. Gregory who is still in the prac
ce of his profession at No Barclay street near the Park
The forms Of bodily and mental wsakness nespacy
and suffering which the head Of private maadies,
faithfully delneated and the best practical method OF OBJ
tanning sound health is work plainly and adapt
assistance age That portion Of the work
treating impotence baenness and certain
habit Of youthful ndsscreton from whence results const
tutona debility" viii found both useuf nstructing
all cassets friendly yet silent monitor wheIe sensq.
sexual debility has made threatening nroads upon the health
constitution and points not only the OF escape
phvsican Of experience lwho still in practice this city)
1t shows how and other, are deceived Y the out
physical the attenuation of the frame,
papaon Of the heart arrangement oil the nervous
consumption, often ascrbed 70 wrong causes when 10
reality they the consequences OF an anrn and pencios
practice, alike destructive to the mind and BODY. -
The price of the book is the same heretofore % cents
For sale by the anthor his residence, II Barclay ST.
Broadway, and at the following agencies which are drug
sands No. 70 Fulton st, cor. of Gold sc.
-, No. 90 William st, near MaidenLanc.
IS. No - Fulton st. cor. Of Water st.
Or. IS, So Bowery corner Of Walkerst
David Sands Co.'S II East BIoadyay cor OF MARKET g.
Dr. A. W. Whites No. LAG Delaney of Suffolk
street.
1t will be sent in sealed envelope those who desire
Consultations by mail will receive share of Dr. G careful
and prompt ttenoahs charges usual IN such cases.
postage will be paid of what remains the
price Of The book fs2S lm~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-21
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 AND 101 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
BLEECKER STREET.

49, The regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
<0I< will take place this establishment Iu asday
.lll.uext, March 26th. commencing eleven O'Clock
Carriages Harness Saddlery, &c. and second hand
At ~ o'clock. ctlorue Of superior Horses will be
offered comprising single Horses aud matched suitable
Tor the road, saddle and all business purposes.
tieDtemen the having property to dispose Of
either public SALE will have their orders faithfully
attended TO-
At Private Sala25 fine young county horses kind and
sound from the of the States
matched pairs Of Bay Hores fine pair Of Brown Horses
splendid Of Bay Carriage Horses fine Bright Sor
rel Horse kind sound pud a
Also several very fine -addle Horses
Also ut private SALE handsome Nockaway Wagon,
used only week and of and second hare
Barouches and Light Wagons
Horses taken at Livery, and kept in superior style.
Accommodations for dealers horses stables UNSURPASSED
by any establishment Of the kind in the United States
kAGEVehcles of all description taken in
the large Repository of the establishment
w. COWAN will attend personally all orders for buying
and selling horses.
Ali persons selling property this establishment may rely
upon having account of sale rendered, and the full
of proceeds will in all be paid promptly in
rent money.
The ARENA of this establishment is built on an entirely
and convenient pan being deatch from the
building and stable, thereby not interfering the least with
livery or sale horses gong out coming the day OF
tion sale.
As other times TIE Arena kept entirely clear, an
served for the decomposition of horses and those
SALE aording facility for training aud showing
horses COWAN AND DILKs,
mo lmsec ProprietOrs.
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HALLOCK's CASTOR OIL CANDY

very convenient mode of admin serng the oil children
requiring 20 coaxng emily sye them sufciea for dose
and they will freely and often Often for
In this form be used with for all
Kinds of cough hoaesss and Of the lungs and chest
Neatly packages EACH with u dir
by A. Haock, Chemist and Apothecary New York. and
signed in his hand writing engraved wrapper-none
other isigenuine
Sold Wholesale Spring street; retail follow
Hadson As Carmue; 7oa Grsenwch Tho@Pson corner Of
OF Grand Spring Bowery 34s and l6 Grand Clinton,
Of Dvision al Broadway; 4t Broadway; All
Ssthane; 20 Dyi.ics; Fulton cYTsr Water lss Waser
qer ah Rnshou CO.. Broadway; Rose. corner Pearl and
Minor ga Fulton Brooklyn, 29 and PSI Fulton South Ferry;
&swtqyD s. Masters, Yves. Chester sidaey Bswps& Son;
Caks Pharmacy Pain Campbe Har,imus, Austen Lane
Newark, ~ j. Baker Adds, pr WILLIAMS. DR. Van Wag
bnrgh LIZ Dr. Paul; Harlem. Dr. Pennoyer; Manhattan
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
IsyENTsp. AND rREeAnEp 9y

THE sciestsc csmSinstion Of ingredients oiwhch these
Pills composed made them the wonder and adI-
ration Of the world They known all Europe
only preparation that hss proved invariably
certain in producing thenonthy Their certainty al
being zach Chat they must not Be used during pregnancy
produce miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions translated into English and enveop&
tns the SIGNATURE Of M de and the English d.
agent for the continent OF America
They Be trsnsmted BIZ mail any part OF the United
States Soldby DR. NELLY EAU, agent and importer fol
hs usted Sss oss ss LbsF, street near aearc sai
ia Boston No. Salem street Letter. directed Dr. y
Melvesu box a. New York will with immaculate attsri
tios. All letters mnsr he csd. f1o 7nsm
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MADAME REsTELL.

MADAME RE5TELL,
TEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residences Ma oIesa
witch street, between Courard and Liberty streets whers
she be consulted with the strctext confidence eon
plants incideat to the female frame.
Madame Re,eis experience and knowledge Tie treatment
Of obstinate IT female irrguery seppage suppression
such to require bat few days to effect perfect cuis
OF other nd.positon will be accommodated daring suas
time, with privs and respectable board.
Preventive Powde" for married ladies' whose defeats or
health fobids npid Of family will be
Vortcn Once, No. ] Essex street"
". B.--Madame RAST ELL would inform ladies' residns
,ut Of the city, whose health would admit Of ayesx
that she would devoteher personal attendance upon thcm
aay Of the Unitsd States within reasonable distance
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

r ONDON-ST KATHARlNE'S HOTEL, opposite the
g katharnes Dock Gates, and near the Royal Mnt7
THOMAS LENNEY, late CeIrf Steward of the British
Queen Steamship respectfully informs his friends in United
States that he has the Of the above aud ee
CANT which bu md furnished regardless Of
aud in every respect adapted for the reception of IA
miles and gentlemen visiting England the hotel fronts that
of the dock In which liners and of the other Anne
mean vessels lay and Mitn walk Of the an
and Royal Exchange The house will conducted liberal
and economical prncples The Gomez Room supplied with
the London, American East Indian and Colonial The
vanda, Wines, &c. OF the rs duaiy good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will found IN the house. Gentle
by week month for board c the
Amelca.
L LENNEY beks those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be render them
comfortable and by attention to the wishes OF his hopes
10 merit that confidence and will literally bestowed
aim when steward of the British Queen dl4r
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
DESIDERATUM IN DENTIQTHl

DE- AwHirE sTkEkT. h: Ps:ss isr s slilss
deeayed hollow teeth 1t be put into ths most tender
teeth without pain Inconvenience, with which b.
come into ONE hard solid body thus and
preserving hitherto painful and useless articiaay soun
and perfect all the respective uses for ~
ALL CASES the scessity Of exaeucn. Ladies ne most
dstnsuhsd IN society Offer their IN ns P P
" IL admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervou
and DR. operates the teeth with great care
e ali Tsw % AS9 . s1 up pr Castle has
obtained much celebrity for his excellent mode q nns me
seth I'VE most eminent gentlemen Of the Medical Faculgy
nave personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste io
ning the treth Tooth pills. Of which pat ltne
Aching tooth VII! effect permanent
!! LIZ CHEVR. DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
$500 Amsa'sndo5 and Penpotentisry ExtraSIdnary
washington DO certify that well Of friends.
have Known Dr A. e. CASTLE for years,
iul and sklfu Dsntst standing preeminen his pofe
knowing his WORTH and his being gentleman ntegr
with pleasure recommend him those who
the aid of his professional services.
would also recommend his excellent Composition for ng
''e'" fSisnsa many 4. CAIDERdN pE s La GARcA
Dr.. A. G Castle ,sisr 90 the Spanish French and
Rss Admiral WALTON Lord Morpeth. Gen. MeCsTy.
Getty v A. " M. Gsneri Ganes j. B. Beck. NJ DI.
j. A. Smith, pr. DeaheId Dr. Beadle. DR. Boyd, Dr. Bu.
6sylis.. Dr.. Wm Grsy,os DerIna. &C. &C. Once asi
Broadway f25 lmSec
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

seversnce there has been Uncovered speci6e msoicL
combination before attempted ny composed
matsas and pos,essing FAR SURPRISING thing
hitherto snpoyed or that the mssasto1 has ever co1csvd
Weakness and generally of the Urhra male
male No natter how long standing eoypc.ted
and certain curative powers of this remedy
ny reno,s with gratitude have acknowledged that nothing
within their esp.r ence can equal this arc4neum.
IHOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
the stomach and neither Diet regimen
stpence from qnired aid them in expeling dis
ease the system 30 confident the proprietor o. the
efficacy of this remedy that he challenges the whole
confidently all sufferers that il they will make but
se relief let their case be ever 80 and
The Pills purely etable, and durec and asn
tina healthy Tor di.erde ed action in Ihepars affected
the patient to the u and happy o. all
nnocsSce TPrce 81 per box Agents Broadway conner
Broadway. mi9 lmsm
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,.u, S lAsTyN 70 yS !. EEM y Ytys,c .

WI Inform lsdies who with proper deIicacy have epay-
the uat%est Of their complaints except by Of 0eir
experiences pcce and knowledge enables her 70 do She
deems il state this docs not wish TO 10
chased with the pretendes continually appearing and dlssp
rsarlng, advertising Female Physicians" who too
" less ignorant qusck to experment instead Consung p
lou residence, e 0eeuwich street, between C0ugd
I'D Liberty streets Hean Of stsssaanss ftom "a: NJ 10
~. flo fm$m
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

TYING the celebrity, eescy and iavarAblc q
similarity :upprs':o. Or .IoppsEe OF ho iu1ctioa. Of n:
introduction the United now four yees
couA.rielts and imitsons Constantly attempted 70
pmed Oh for the genuine Cheap pills purchased
twelve cents box Ru, up in different boxes and sailee
soSls ~ ons ., n ao me 0'eE ., ssrs hsrrs
csstiousd against these atts%g.s to poss upon them
srfsu except those sold Madame Rsrers Principal Oce,
Price 81 Massns Acssss sisratsrs - written On he eovs
* each boz.
NJ B-Thsy Ia Used BY married single, By folcwsa
directions issde Of each tcy Sold also BY
poatment as ~ Grand street. corner OF Aen Now York
flo
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DOCTOR MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DSPENSARY, 204M Fulton street
IN Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted comb naiy
all diseases which he without mercury or re-
.tnnt in diet or pur.u and recent cS'ss particularly ay
Structures yield Dr. Ms and successful treatment
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from secret q;
mpotncy; radically cured by Dr. "a on pathological
principles by restoring the system healthy tone and rein
charge.
N.B.-Wth exception Dr. M. is the only qualified adj
vertising surgeon in the city See his diplomas his Office
Letters postpaid and containing fee, will insure medicine
and advice, 10 any part Of the UuiOn.
Office 204L Fulton GreenwIch fN tm~m
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NEW P.aTENT sOI-fR AND LARD LAMPS
WORAM & HAUGHWQUT, 5el Broadway, would re-.
w ctfny invite their friends and customer, to
TO be Offered to the public. Mes, w II will
Lard Solar Lamps some burning Lard Sperm and
'eme hale oi these Lamps are msue pv Ee ceisoiated
the public they submitted for thorough examination
committee Of scientific gentlemen attached TO the
Of who have reported that the co, OF lard in
burning these lamps about equal to the cost Of sperm oil AZ
cents raop and have gwen their report in favor Of the
Lamp beog the most superior Lard Lamp that has come
under their notice This together with the high standing Of
the manufacturers sufficient guarantee that IT rs the most
superior Lamp all things considered now in use The man
lard or oil may be used be kept ordt without the
least trouble we'll made aud perfect lamp with good goe
and chimney wics &C. that will last for can be
sold for dollars and fifty cents and will give twice the
light Of ordinary astral lamp. W. & II have completed
arrangements with the manufacturers that they
receiving additions OF many new patterns to their present
large and will sell tat more reasonable rates than at
house in the city full assortment OF all the following
arIlcles will also BE- found a. their show rooms
Brackets; portable 8pners, Lanterns, SC.
Gandoes Candeabras, Bracket Chandeliers, Wall Brack
Suspendtg Solar Brackets Chandeliers and Pendants
article Of Solar Side Lamps
Also, PLATED and Japanned Goods Cutlery and Fine Cut
Glass comprising the best assortment in the United States
MI lUnse
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HULL'S TRUSSES,

NOTICE TO NUPTUHEU FEHSVNS.
UERSONS afflicted with ruptures may rely upon the bcs,
instrumental aid the world Affords application at the
cipe towns n the United stes Be careful examine the
back pad of Hus Tusscs they endorsed by DR.
Hull in writing None genuine. to bo relied
good without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations OF Hul
celebrated and thousands imposed
lucncc. These limitations be relied they
made by unskfa mechanics sad better than the ordi
sary trusyes. -
Rooms have been up No. Vesey street, eIeusvc,
LADIES' having separate from the business depart
ocnt where female in sossss ateadsace to wait upes
swsIe ratients. mil lIsrrc
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A M + loan TEL,
Pitt AnEV pIIIA

THIS house situated Chestnut opposite the
State H9pe ndependence Square and in the Immediate
vicinity of all the fashionable places of and resort
has been built in the most thorough by John
Rdgway ESQ., and contains upwards of hundred
for families, and partie. of ladies and gentlemen.
with and elegant furniture the approved sty and
opened for the reception Of the travelling the m day
Of March
The propreors ate themselves that their long
the business will enable them conduct the American O
ts in all its departments, such will please the
most stdous and their comfort
and luxury that be found Hotel in the United
States.
N. B--Bathug Rooms attached to the Hotel, where
and cold baths will all be readiness
HH = fHMr 4 ME- GaHcAkf sTEIaAN }Propretos
,1t au,vr
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FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF TIL
AFFLICTED.

FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
THE FOLLOWING PREFERENCES dedica.sd to
their notice they well acquainted with the virtues Of
the CARNINANTIA
Mr. Brush CLERK in the Rec, rders Office
Mr. Martin and Son, Sparmaksrs.
DIR. benjamin +. Latimer, Office 28l Broadway.
Mr. John Brown, 1902 Chatham street.
NJ. Geo,ue Merit, l44 goth street.
o., i!ull l26 Maiden Lane. house IS Union Place.
Rev.J. w Redfeld, 1876 18th street
Also, the Librarian Of the Odd Fellows Library Natiora
Hall.
Mr. Coffin, corner CT Anthony street and Broadway.
Mr. A Hull, BaIke> per Of the With Ward Hotel.
Mr. Julius Smilh, lls charlton street
Nh A Myers, Stove Mandatory. 10 Bowery.
Mr. i. Donaldson, Author of the Odd Fellows Offering:
the sake of suffering humanity would advise all those
afflicted with coughs consumption liver complaint dyspep
sa 20 call the named Witnesses whose state
ments the strcest be placed Numerous cet
icates may be
CARMINANTIA DEPOT,
II Imsec Conner of Greenwich Lane and 18Th At