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To al
endless
eternity,by
all who witness
sd.the pale and ghast-
~ object, caused by
splitting blood, and most
violent cough, with nigh sweats.
1hoa,seness and sound OF the voice,
Indicating an alarming state of disease:


indicating alarming state of disease
my clergyman wasplain with me, and stated
thatl had but few days to live; my sister, who
was my anxious care taker made inquiry where she
would be likely obtain the Ifost relief,
Cherry medicine in general throughout the Uned Ste
for the Of coughs colds consumption splitting Of boo
influenza papitaen Of the heart whoopnR cough tickling
rising sensation the throat bronches asthma weakness
the system, impaired constitution any cau
and from falling into decline She was
formed il this medicine failed in the life hopeless
d. SCGyes Syrup then procured, and the hr-t
gave relief and BY the time had commenced fifth bottle
cough had left and strength mproved ths
was able to take the fresh air and short time entirely
covered former health For cooboaton Of the truth
the above statement call sister who lives Jp
niper street, one door below Race, Phadsi lila.
ISAAC Mo AN REEVES
~ BE cautious to ask for the orlgla ScGynes Com
pound syrup J d Cherry, all otnsr preparations from h
valuable fictitious and counterfeit prepared only by d.
Swayne whose Office the northwest Eighth
Race streets, Philadelphia Agens-Dr W. II. Minor corn.
Of Broadway and John street, New York; r. A. Sands les
BBowsry n York =. Warner sos Bsse!sr street. Yort
Qlds Ss Broad street John Harrison, salem Mas;
Basku' Bull Troy, n York; snlang HsIIinEtop. wcl
Beckee PouGhksepsie York; Hoilidge Buffalo, n Yort
RoashEsspss York; g. Woodman, vici.bSm MIS- MIS-.
H. J. Brewer, Springfield Mass ]. r Hall Co.. Bosioi
Mass; Wm. Duesbury, LOWELL Mass JssperC Ayrs Level
Mass: 4. Holden, East Boston, Mass Ransom Stsven
Boston, Mast; r. M. Cohen Co., Charleston, =. q.
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TO rEhsONs INTENDING TO VISIT THE ISLAND
OF CUBA
rdlsS RkoGRE R SO HH0TEL,.

With Qmnibas At the door every hour Tor 20 cenu
THIS HOTEL, fsvonby known. has been enlarged, i'm
STYLE with slaas windeys carpets. &e A. regards locality and
upon the woe Island l.s ccntKsty to Havana affords the
advantage Of country and city life and almost daily ntsr
walks and drives in the midst of 9f hs dshfgl
L oers quiet tranquility and air. without placing them
the reach OF the best medical advice and
attention moderate tsms There will be horses the house
for riding aud driving. ). CARBONAl.
M tT)7i&uc
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IE SUBSCRIBER begs leave respectfully announce to his
friends and the citizens OF New York generally that e has
aken Tor of the situated NO t Broad
way near Howard Hote and has fitted ~ in style as
Resura inferior similar establishment N the city
Dinners from IL o'clock Game and other Ieireshments
served at al hours during The day and sssnag Inc bar VIII
tsined " every cacy that the market affords
will be establishment Especial will be
taken the choicest Oysters IN the city, and served
style surpassed BY similar upon
the reasonable GEORGE PEIREES
~ B-Pnyate Supper Rooms private entrance where
suppe deserved at the shortest and in
| d3l lw
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LUCINA CORDlAL


OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
A LII HAIL! LUCINA CORDIAL, HAIL.
N ,gs asSntain q Love, 9e'er snown 70 fail
lie blends no buds amid the leaves,
And Fate forbids the wife should claim
The boon shs Graves, mothers name
Lucina Cordial il is thine
10 make her fruitful the vipel
Or the husband--if lis he
HssioIe his lost vinlity.
II geei, OF manly strength the bane,
The suffering victim would restrain,
Aud from his system drive for aye,
This Sovereign Cordial let him try.
The 'hlaor Albus, (" meath whose sway
The vital powers fast ebb away,
Beneath its influence quickly ilies,
And light ietnrns Go the dull eyes,
Di maid or matron, who at length
Feel in each nerve returding strength
II Fate by some malgn conjunction,
snppnsses any female function,
Or the everse-if repletion
Of delicate secretion
Eshausts The powers-ihen drink and live,
Behold the sure restorative.
Take it, aud steal march on Time.
Wife still in youth snd beauty's bloom
Yet cursed with unfruitlul womb,
Drnk-and fair children may be thine
Young man-whom Pleasure has begusd
Into her haunts and left dehled
With the sad lngrrngs of dseasei
For health, and purity, and ease
Come 20 Lncina's fountain come
OF all Healih's Elements the sum-
Husband, who ye hast never known
The Joy fathers name 70 own, -
Taste-and rer long that name shall be
BY lips lnianule lisped TO thee;
Who now now h'ss5 this glorious a CORDIAL bless,
Incipent Consumption too,
Twill cure. aud health renew,
Pluck from the cheek the Of death,
And lend vIgor To the breath
Ia short for each disc that prings
BY nature, accident, abuse,
From organs DER which L.ve filings
This Vital Cordial "a Of use.
Prce So bottle s2i dozen For sale al Us Fulton
street. And also at 30 North snth Philadelphia
dis lmsec
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BRONCHITIS
PASTILLkS DE PARIS.
fPADIS I.nzl NfsCox

PASTILLES DE PARIS.
~, (PARIS LoZENGEsl
niS Valuable mild, and harm medicine for the po,;t;,
cure Of bronchs hoars-ness, and violent colds behe
recent OF long standng be obtained by Wholesale a,
ogss mpos,s @ cf ths article into the uned
Chiffon 2e3 and Adams Diff 500 Broadway and ev
OTTER noted chemists and pharmac In town and countr
he above medicine has been praed under yar,o,
namss which purchasers cautioned against The uenu,
cs put up n green boxes inscribed with U,e name OF on
dif im.ec CARNEs T. uasvp,,
CLEANlNG OF LACE AND BLONDE BY a
NEW SUPERIOR PROCESS.
M ADAME DEITZ, late from Paris has The homo, .,
~ the ades that she csans all kinds Of Laces Blonde al
new, without injury. :" "' " 'ooh as koo" =
Madame Deitz b,R to inform the ladies that she !. the onl
~ sne c. that understands cleaning Lacss and Blond
~ BchsP.rpf 30 Charges moderate Aa7 prosdwa,
V''"~h SsaAi sRo nowMdsb, di2 lm~c
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GA LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
]
XC The Loss Of Feet and Legs no Hindronce to the
Act Of Wafkingi
JOHN f. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c., ara
Water street, New York, respectfully informs the
x public that he continues to manufacture ARIlFI-
n V ClAL LIMBS, plan the correct and less
VM complicated. having. through necessity. invented,
been manufacturer for hirtykye years. feels conf
EyUS dent Of giving satisfaction to all who call HIM
StAXS for Legs. Hands Arms, the common Wood Leg.
V@H N.B-All letters must be postpaid.
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is adopted to the entire disease OF Pesaes and all one
ranfu surgical expeden the Lyngn Hospitals OF Lon
don and Paris and universally recommended in Europe
ned BY the leading members Of the facue. Colleges a.
Hospitals and bv all the eminent practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies at No
Vesey street. having separate entrance from the
parment where lady Is in attendance to app
Trusses and supporters to female patients dill lmrfe
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TO THE LADIES
DR HULLS UTERO .9BpOMIM.aL SUpPORTEH

THIS new Instrument for he radical cure
Prolapsus uterl.. or Falling of the Won't
by external application superseding the Us,
|of the objectional Pessary, is confidently u
com mended 70 the afflicted az the means o
perfect restoration TO health, il never havirl
failed Of performing cure, even under d.,
most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very hiel
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fublIiU UPlNiUN


n AS PKONOUNCED DR.. SHEkMANs WORM L,
ZENGES to be the best preparation for the destruction
in children that has been offered and they
pleasant to the taste that they taken without difficulty
They have been than i've years. during wit
time they have become well known part Of the Ian
from Name to Georgia. and from the Atlantic the Rocl
derul success, much that have condeD
in other medcine for the expulsion Of The
n n III ~ tne avo6 a T very and connns to POI
be found who suffering from worms and pning
for the want Of proper remedy Even the Of the su
BE careful procure the genuine Sherman Worm Loxenge
and give them according the printed directions the boz
uns relieved cured by Dr. Shermsns celebrated Coss
Loxenges The Rev Darius Anthony of the Oneida Cons
given by his friends. These Lozenges sho
time restored him to health Rev. Mr. Steer. Of Bosto
Leonard Roger, aged veteran Of the revolution Hon.
Archer OF Virginia and host witnesses could be produce
who have used Shcrmans Cough Lozenges and
Dr. Sherman also prepares Camphor Lozenges for the Hea
ache Palpaton of the Heart Sea Sickness and affections
the stomach and bowels They cure headache few
give immediate relief collie, diahGa, and spasmodc ae
OF the stomach and counteract the eec of vin
He has also Catharc Loxens which taken without
trouble being pleasant the taste peppermint
the bowels and all who be afflicted with sickness, wop
DO M K cs & and p %sbf rS q M bis yepS
ed FOR Weak Backs Rheumatsm, Pains the Side Loi
Lumbago and all affections Of te chest One Million
will not supply the annual demand Numbers Of unprncps
have attempted force the community
every fss. nude By Dr. sns%an Sss
genuine preparations Dr. Sherman can always be Obtained
uS.on sna M asf% sov
sy corner 2 Of SPRING Es., Broadway corner Market. Rus.
Brooklyn ZeberS Ledger Buildings fha,; and Reddinr
oLae street. boston sl2rc
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SALAMANDtR SAFES.

THE salamander Sair which in the fire the burning of
the store NO. II? Water street the night OF the th inst
made ia Imitation Of Wlders Patent Saamander Safe
BY some 9 Wde former workmen aud introduced as ticis
Improved Saamander Safe who makes Of the principal
conductor as patented by Wilder who, after Of
mentng and al great succeeded producing uni-
merchstns aud Others Suits pending in the United
States Court Rich, Marvin and Others for nlrn
ment Wilde Patent and will be BY the Patent Law
that they have not given good and bona de title to single
Salamander Safe they sold The subscriber the
tenies for the privilege Of furnishing the public the genuine
article, and offers them low perfect article be a
ored giving good title and equally fire proof
sled-knowng that he has making
FIRE and damp proof safe than the
ever having failed. SiLAS G. HERRING, l39 Water ST.,
do lwd&wym Corner OF Depeyster
DACkET SHIP SiERlD AN, from Observation-Disclosures
by this ship will please have their permits board Or
leans wharf foot Of w all immediately All goods
permitted within five days unavodably be Public
Store. d3I
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r.. LOP IL SONS

r. DUNLOP IL SONS
ALBANY ALE.
A REGULAR SUPPLY for shipping and city use at No
"A l78 West, corner Warren
JOHN SUTHERLAND, Sole Agent.
X Dunlop X Son, from their standing in the city, viii
guarantee who favor them their custom csaun
article fully adapted the of private families Hotels az
Public Saloons, in hogsheads and barrels
N B.-Mat on hand at all times. n2s Ims m
JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS.
THE subscriber has recently received from one Of the frs
houses in Paris, and select assortment Of Lades
for balls and sorees; Combs and Hail
Pins Necklaces Bracelets Of various kinds aud Velye
Bags Also, style of Satin Buttons and Pins not i'm
ported heretofore.
20 Daguereotype Plates, sc. for sale.
f. HEN, Importer,
d6 lmerc 10 and 20 Liberty st.. mp stairs.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
EMAX TOD

all those where manly viEor impaired where
mental and physical powers rcsated by
indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary an
and debility the Hygan Rsnovstor will be found inab
healthy action, aud removes impoency, by niusmg nev
energy into the In many instances the effect is instat
aneous II never fails chronic geets whites an
removes serilty by restoring healthy uterine action Ree
ences can be to many physicians who have prescribed
.s weakness Of ts back and cins and affections o the
treet New York Price - per bottle OF Is ounces and c
warded to all parts OF the Union.
NB.-Cop'ous directions accompany each bo.tls.
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THE Second Edition of Stinemet's celebrated work
ting garments of description ia style of elegance
squaed pubIished and ready fo delivery Those who
desire avail themselves Of the advantages be derived
from the of the instructions contains would do well
Obtain copy without q delay The book r y by !. nchss
Of garments at day with full ample insuc
tons for cutting easy and scientific The follow
to the merits OF the book =
The Undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Stne
NETS Treaties Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
eaton 70 cutting superior heretofore published either
r. Henry Son. Daniel Cutter Stats & Banker Charles
Cox. E. W. Tryon Co., B. +. Homer James Daily. John
Hayiland j. H. Banker.
above be obtained Of the author No s Broadway.
New York n30 lm~ec
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE


DOCTOR EVANS, No. 70 Peck slip, near Water street.
New York. has been more than forty years il the
cess practice Of physc and surgery particularly in curing
erecy those desperate Of every variety Of
disease old obstinate ulcers, in the throat structures
&c., caused by mapractce 1t is Of the greatest mportance
for the unfortunate to choose experienced physician Dr. E.
great his success astonishing after have been expelled
for privacy Call at l2 Peck slip, and be convinced His
charges most reasonable and all guaranteed
d7 mt
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&E0O REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DJOO For the Of Gonorrhea, Gleeu Structures aud
analogous complaints Of the organ of generation.
OF all remedies discovered for the above eompiainS III
10 the certain.
IL make sspedy and permanent care, without the least
stncon to diet drink change application to b-
sineSs.
We give long quackish recommendations deceive the
public: II the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
the proprietor challenges single recent Gononha TO he
brought which the Mixture will effect rapid under
forfeiture of $500
This disease that unfortunately all ranks Of
ceykgh low, rich and poor, and single. The
here presented with remedy by which they cure them
selves without the hast the shortest possible
Further the disease be contracted f dose Of the Mir
ture Is taken at night on gong 20 bed when exposed
bottles with full directions
sra bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
many cured in days.
For sale only at VIM H. Minors, s2 Broadway, OF
ner Of Seventh streets Phladelphia at Nj
Enitns - Washngos Boston, Canal street, New
Orleans and 95 Main street, Cincinnati. d5 msrc
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A C A RID

nOCTOR II, CHR. BRANDT, educated at the Ihinn-
- ties Of Christiana and Paris, has the honor OF
."ee 70 say that Dr. B. has psessd medc
10 south % America for years. and for the last
to have the hest Of medicine and his prescriptions
tiously prepared DR. B. has engaged with Mr. HELEBB
who is we'll known to the College Of Pharmacy Of the c
New York. Office 473 Greenwich corner Of Canal
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HUNTERIAN D@lSPE lisp NSARY, No Division street.
IL abishd A. d. 1885 by the proprietor
cesia Of disease naur and for the sale
of DIR. HUNTEkS REQ DROP. This medicine is the only
remedy earth safely be relied thoroughly
this hod disease without Injury the consution and wi
out diet hndance from business when all else have
failed comprehensive treatise each VIAL (wih
re- a,s o % & - a. y o, u, tad e ~; ~ ~, ~
SYSTEM with less trouble the patient and shorter space
taken. Price vial. d3O
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FANCY BALL DRESSES.
TO LET, or for sale, J. PINTEUX Cafe des mill.
oonne. saloon ol Broadway To be from ocIocl
- ~ Wv" ioN"oh T. VIZ d. lmsrc
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from Observation-Disclosures
their permits on board, at Or
i'm mediately. All goods not
unavoidably be sent TO Public
d3I
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.


A PROC OCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL
greatest discovery in medical science j, that Of NJ NJ
rally received opinion OF the existence Of cuTabc stey
barenness (except indeed in of maormaon who's
extremely rare The nvarable and universal Of
Mif Cordial p every instance Of producing that state
who for years pined chdless lonenss hes fully estabsh
the fact that what is usually termed baenness curable
'.nura weakness uor abus debility, neonaenee and ,'
PRUDENCE It's and nyariable
ton The fame of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is well
Aished sale Of than fifty thousand bottles and pach
sges h sufficient evidence Of its erceence aud The esanno'
The undersigned rhe only authorised in this
Price 81 bottle.
gradients composing the Elixir CORDIAL put in ek
for transmission by mall with full direction for preparing
Price of package s., making three bottes.
AL letters must be postpaid and directed "
DR.. ~ MELvEAU box "a, ~. York city,
Office l2s Liberty I
N.B-Ladies calling for tbs Iir' will be waited
lady in attendance. dl4 I'm NJ
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f&k FOX NEW O1LEANS.-Louisiana aud Ne,
M20 YORK Line Regular packet--To sail Monday 81
January. The elegant fast sailing packet All
ANHlEo Capt CArk'on, viii positively sail above he
For freight passage having handsome furnished
ofto NJ k I,})I.I'INs IN
p.,., So South street
18th Jan ~' ''D'''f
Agents IN New Orleans Messu Hulln and Woodruff. VIII
viii promptly forward all goods 70 their address "
q The packet ship YAZOO, Captain Wbray will su,
ceed The Angelo, and sail l6h January regular day. DE-
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Z
NOTICE TO RUpTURED PERSONS
Hn PERSONS afflicted with Ruptures may relS
- \upon ths best Instrumental aid the world afford.
"a Yon application ha Office, No. Vesey stree,
~ /or 10 either Of the Agents in the principa
10 the Unitcd States Be careful cs
anime the back pad q Hu lI.e TO see they endorses
by Dr. Hull in writing. None genuine, be relis
npon good wthopt his agnatarc.
Many peron have uudertnken vend limitations of Hull
celebrated Tusses and housands imposed upon
qaence These imntors be relied rpon they
BY unsklfu mschsncs, and better thar the ordirs
Trusses
Rooms have been fitted at No yersy excusive
for ladies' having from the business depar
ment, where fepsln n ccrsari attendance TO wait
emale rsf,epD dill imrc
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i02d STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD
Tie proprietor of the Abbey Hotel would make HI
E ben bow of thanks for the liberal bi
xp house the past summer.
lie Is fully prepared for the fail business and would cheerful
furnish parties individuals with Breakfast, Dinners,
Suppers at short notice.
His stock Of Waey Liquors ard talabes vii! be found
KoOd the markets Afford
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27
Fr, m the N. Y. Jonrnal of Commerce.
AFTER FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

LATER FROM The SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have received n copy of "The Friend," pub
lished at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, Nov. 14ih.
There were then in port the U. $. ship Warren,
Capt. Hull, and British kstch Basilisk, Capt Hunt.
Several donations for the Chapiaincy and for
Temperance, from officers and seamem of the War
rem, are acknow lodged in the 1.-The Friend"
This number of The Friend is almost wholly occu-
pied with review of the correspondence between
His Hawaiian Majesty's Secretary Of State and the
u. 8. Commissioner Brown, in the case Of John
Wiley, an American citizen. The TACT has already
been announced Ina, a difficulty had arisen between
the u s. Commissioner and the Sandwich Island
Government, growing out Of the refusal Of The Gov
ernor of Oahu la allow an American citizen the pri-
vileges accorded to English and French subjects,
aud that finally His Hawaiian Majesty was induced
TO solicit MIR. Browns recall. The present docu-
gives the history Of thar controversy, but Under
AN exparte cooring, for which suitable allowance
should be made. We have great confidence in Dr.
Judd , lhe SandW ich Island Secretary Of State. who,
IL mistake not, for many years missionary
Of the American Board, and we have also u high re-
speet for Mr.. Brown, the U. s. Commissioner -
In demanding thai citizens shall stand al least
Oh II par with English and French residents, he de
mands no more than have right TO, and shall
insist upon. 1t is all probable that after mar
ing the Sandw ch Islands morally and intellectually
what they are, and with population there far ex
ceeding that OF all other foreigners. shall per-
mil our citizens to be denied privileges which ara
conceded to other foreigners. Still, the claim may
have been urged in an improper manner,-Lui OF this
cannot well judge without IA view Of the whole
correspondenge.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-27

To N, MaVor and Aldermsn Of Mobile. greeting:
Respected Sirs;-i am poor dray horse, stag
eerinR under my last and heaviest load the accuinu
hied cares aud DiseTies af life made wreiched by
harsh treatment aud feel constrained while strength
is vel left me, to raise feeble voice in behalf
nv fellow sufferers and colahorers in the service,
who like my sell are fast vergng toward that bourn
from whence no travellers, particularly horses, ever
return.
Lei not my poor and miserable plight prejudice me
in your eyes, but rather let it prompt you to come
measures for the relief Of Vur suffering race
Miserable as now appear, cnuld say IN the
words Of The song:
My cloihlng wa once ofths linsey wo so fines
My mane hanging down, my coat il did hlne;
But now Tn growing oil my nature d"'h decay,
My master often freN u.s. and to day heard him say
Poor old horse let him die
Aud what, it may be asked has brought me TO TINS
wretchet stated What lms made me gibe, jest Tor
the by saunders, and subjected me to The pointed re-
marks oil every wag IN The place2 Alas! that have
many points 10 discuss. Why sm neglected.
turned out To die, doomed pace the iioroughares
of the cit, in search Of snbsi lancet DO you doubt
met go 10 Commerce street, there am 10 he found
daily, and to escape starvation am compelled TO levy
upon every bale of hay or sack Of corn within my
reach. WhpI fullowsl blow upon blow redoubled is
rainud down upon me, until from The sound you might
suppose me h TIN eshng hpor. All this would kick
at, bui a III ha,n't the strength leil.
But the cause the cause OF all this-wel listen my
masters: Ii H. the enormous loads have been COM
ptled 10 hau' during me hst '"iee s'" '""
morn unIil right day in and day out good roads or
bad throughout the cotton season, have been COIN
peed TO haul The enormous weight Of fur bales Of
cotton seldom less than 1000 and often $500 lbs
Now would ask, is this notice mnchl Could any
horse in The world survive such treatment, or any
thing else, save IA locomotve!E H.|H
Let me then appeal Ia your generosity, your ply
To edress this grievance, and correct this abuse o
horse flesh. Cannot AN ordinance he passed, pro.
hibiling the carriage more than three bales OF cot.
ton 10 The loadl Something ought TO he done and
| -. go Z "a
that this appeal will be in win, The prayer
one who though young in years, wears the earb and
appearance Of an Id HORSE.