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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01
FROM MEXICO.

BY an arrival at New Orleans, we have
news from the city Of Mexico, to the 22nd
of March.
Santa Anna still remained prisoner at
Perole, awaiting the action OF his Judges.
The treatment he received was much ml'I-
gated, and his friends in the different De-
partmenls were gathering strength and
courage TO a degree that was believed to
cause some apprehension TO the existing
Government, and to induce the delay and
hesitation which are evlnced in diSpoSlng
of hun. Indeed, it is not considered I'M
probable that under the prelcnce Of prose-
cutting wal with the United States, he
may vet lie invested with the command of
the army, and through the means renslate
himself in power
The British sIoop of war Eurydice sailed
from Vera Crmz on the 29lh uIt., for Gal
weston, with dispatches for the British
Minister In Texns, and also, it was re-
ported, for the Texian Government. A
great many rumors prevailed with regard
To the nature of these communications
The mos, probable conjecture (mosi prob
able from the fact that British vessel of
war would hardly be employed to take des-
patches of less definite character, is that
the Mexican Government, proposes fomaI-
" to recognize the independence of Tex
as, on condition that the latter will not
consent to an incorporation into ,he'Feder-
al Union.
The whole press of Mexico are extreme
y pugnacious,as was to have been expected,
especially in view of the encouragement,
which their warlke propensl'es have re-
ceved from this county. Ell Monitor Con-
journal commenced immedi-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

paigner! Are no, his darns more beautl-
lul than the best work of Sidonian needles
is there a patch about him that is not,
morally asnyed, true cloth of goId' And
has not such poverty its genil, its attend
ing spirits Oh, yes! bIoodess glory is
its body.guard, and lis tatter-bearer an an
gel.
Aud does not some such presence walk
with Patty Butler down the Strand, on to
the house of Peter FIamingo, fenthcr-mer-
chant to the court? Stay: who is it, that
now addresses her?
There is Il tail creature hanging about
her steps, now shifting to the right side,
now the left; now behind and now before
And now he ,ncImes himself and says
something to the ear of Patty, who, with
her thoughts in that room Of misery aud
dissolution, cannot heed him, but with her
heart in her throat, walks quicker and
quicker, silent and choking.
If You hav'nt a tongue, / II sec if you've
ipsp exclaimed, not tie good angel OF
Patty Butler, and the speaker threw his
arms about the girl, who shrieked with
O'sv'y "nu JI.'0'' , L. "' w. r,'o; a '
S'"'u ''au o'9n "P"' n's e"'' n ;"o c """',
', n , :t"S"'eu ,' n ''a "E'0" mug ''
'"I ! INV "'E""% NJ. r,o,,;,, .,o.
Luxe hnuen''i n N'' '" h'I' p' ~; h
""u o'e,' Set' y" NV: ~ w.. "I I.o ~" tnA ,nn
"e' Worn wy a. "u' n""oo ""' w.
81 ,"t'u I ''''""'o I "',U' han a,," onI
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

BY the arrival of the of the L. S. schr.
Fllrt, Lieut.. CONT J. NJ. Watson, seven
pays from Havana, we have been politely
favored with the following interesting re-
port:
An English frlgate had gone to Calves
ton, to lniom the Texan government, On
the part OF Mexico, that the latter country
would acknowledge :he independence Of
Texas, prorided T'ras refusal h0 consmt
to dnRcrdii0n w;h the United Stats
The FlIrl brings news from Carthagena
which place she left March Goth, of the
election of Gen Mosquerra to the Presi-
deucy of the Republic of New Grenada,
BIZ a majority Of three electoral votes.
The FIrr left Havana on the lOIh--(ell
in with and rendered assistance to the A.
merican schr. Edward Adams, OF Quincy,
50 days from Laguayra, with Iogwood.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

| Bg advices from Mexico to The 22nd of
March, we are placed in possession of in
formation oGthe reception Of the news from
the United States up to the time of the an
nexaton of Texas by the two Houses of
Congress. Some OF the passengers al
New Orleans from Mexico, speak of the
war spIrI; in Mexico as it it was a reality.
According to their accounts, the Mexlcans
are eager for war with the United States,
warrents no conclusion Of designed acts Of
hostility against our Government. The
news however had not been received of The
Presidents signature to the act Of Congress,
aud it sill therefore, be necessary to wait
for later news before knowing the inten-
tions of the Mexican Government
Santa Anna, it will be seen, for pris-
oner Of war, maintains a high tone. He
kas vcnlured to Justify his conduct in
public defence, and to demand his release,
and the restoration of MS property. In re-
turn for these iavorS he promises to leave
the country and to resign all the honors
and reward of office. A Joint committee
of the two houses of the Me&lcan congress,
having examined the request, reported a
galnsi it. There we're two reports, but
the minority Of the committee reported
that there was no power to consider the
subject.
There are various opinions in the Mex
lean press as to the probable fate Of the ex-
President. General Reyes, ex-mlnisier of
war, under the administration of the en-
president CanalI2o, had been found guilty
of signing the order which, without the
permission of congress, conferred upon
Santa Anna the command Of the army
Reyes Was condemded to be cashered,
deprived OF his rank, dgnites and salary,
and confined ten years in fortress to be
chosen by the government He was like
wise declared incapable hereafter of fulfill
iur any the offices heretofore exercised
by him. This is the only vndlcation Of
the character Of the Punishment imposed
upon Santa Anna. Under the new admin
isira,ion the country appeared TO be every
where tranquil, eScep, from the disinrbanc
es of the Indians.
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY l..
25026G!

At eco, Q weeks, the present volume OF
the Age expires,
We DO not intend to dun those Of our
subscribers who have paid us up to the
last year, but those who owe us for the
AYE issued previous to the last year, we
do intend to dun 1t is but lille to you,
gentlemen, what you owe us, bnt all your
Titles put together make a large sum to US,
Let US have few dollars from you.
We are much obliged to those who
have paid us.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

alely after the last revolution, in SUD-
port of the existing Government, INDUCES
in a philippe, particularly violent. 1t is
sadly at a loss to know, how "a miserable
majority of two votes, in the Senate should
be allowed TO plunge the nation into war
WIN so redoublable county as Mexico
Nothlng,it declares can prevent hosllites:
ana 1t according y eXhorls all MexicaRs to
ole together, rather than suffer degreda-
''oh ana loss OF honor-snys the Monitor:
The moment could nor he more fortu.
nale-the Government having settled her
late difficulties with France aud ENGLAND
win prudence and harmony, has noIhipo
to absorb her attention but this one po,nt
Texas will be, from day to day, more and
more our only exclusive thought. Texas
IS the anxious object of every good Mex
Ican' Texas, indeed, we all demand with
one voice and one thought"
The manufacturing interests of the
country, It is stated, have suffered severely
from the late change and many ..nylIsb
and American mechanics are returnno
from the great cotton spinning and other
establishments in different parts of the
Republic; and the hatred and jealousy of
Inc MeXIcans TO every description of for.
e'gner seems TO have imblbed Gesh yipor.
From the NO. Picayune1
We mentioned yesterday that Sato Anna
was struggling rather to save hls money
than his life. In confirmation of this, we
hnd in our files his correspondence with
his bankers, in when he directs taem TO
socree his funds and place them under the
British flag.
There appears to be some division in
Gen lIergcro's cabinet. Sr. Echtyerria
the Minister Of Finance, evinces dsposi-
ton 10 retire. The deputy from Zacate.
cas- ST.. Lnls de La Rosa, is talked of for
this portfolio, and the papers applaud the
selection.
On the 2lst of March, the Mexican
Chamber of Deputies took into consldera-
ton the subject of the annexation of Tex
as. Resolutions were introduced, and
warmly supported, for declaring the pro.
visions ofthe Treaty Of 1881 (ratlhed in
lc32) at an end; for closing the ports of
Mexico against all vessels of The United
States, and prohibiting the introduction of
our manufactures; and, finally, that no
proposition from our Government for the
restoration Of friendly relations should be
listened to, save upon the condition that
the United States should repopnce altocc,L.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

The PILOT OF THE SWALLow.-The
grand jury of the U, S. Circuit Court on
Saturday 10Th, brought.m true bill a
ganst William Burnett, late pilot of the
Swallow, charging him with manslaugh-
ter. The indictment charges that "lhe
said William Burnett did by his miscon-
duct, negligence of inattenlion, cause the
death, on the night oft the 18th of A pril
last, by drowning or suflocarion," &C.
We are glad to find that the grand
jury have so promptly done their duty
Their action will have more influence on
steamboat officers than any legislative re-
port whatever.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

Ojcyjng Omors,-A good story is told
Of an American general in the last war,
who was more ready in the use of his
sword than he was Of his pen, and who still
lives the pride of the army and country
While stationed on the lake frontier, two
ofhis soldiers, brothers, Of the name of
Kennedy, had deserted. He issued an or
der to suballern to detail file o! men,
and with them proceed to place named on
the line, and take the two "Canajas. The
order was peremptory, and not to be tri-
feed with. The officer said he would try,
and set about executing ir;but he remarked,
that he would be hanged if he thought he
could take more than one province without
a reinforcement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

We commence this week the improve
ments contemplated in the appearance OF
the Age for the new volume. Our pat
roos will see that no pains are to be spared
on our part to make the paper look we'll,
to say the least. We shall give few
more touches to the face of us in few
weeks,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

From the National lntolligcncer of sAturday, 10th,
The United States and Braeii.-Our
readers are freshly reminded, by the
comments upon it in the British Parlia-
ment which have reached us by the last
steamer of the Message of President Tv-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

" Remember the dance at Alden s
tomorrow evening g, FRIDAY, May 2nd.)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-01

sCPThe Wodiyonian is to take the name
of UNITED STATES 10 URNAL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

ECtlNED from New yofk. Ph,Is'eli.hia sgl
Bsiiiinorc. a large aud general essof,ncni
.oi Grocer'cs " hlch viii he ia. posej Of on i,e most
favorable Terms. consisting in part Of The io'lo~ing'
3l0 .acks prime Rio Coffee *
so hays Java d.
80 do Alspicc and PEPPER
so brls Loaf Sugar
200 boscs Tn Plate cross
do double cross
25O0 Brnzi.r's mad sheeiing copper
1000 lbs BepsstSu
rs chests Y II Tea
81 ca,,,s Gonpowdcf and Imperial Tea
100 hhds n O Sugar
$50 htls g. do Nlolasses
200 Kegs MATS assorted sizes srt
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted 5 a 10
SO boxes Raisius $40
80 boxes Cavendish Tobacco. escorted 5 8 IL
. Ia 10 oud pound lumps
so kegs & Twist Kentucky
100 doz B r Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
ance 4 FIEAifNC a. HIN rER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lat AND CAP Sr Il.

On Uuinn sir CT. near the SouI I'D ~
al III, Market House.
DARE e. HOCE.. are now manufacturing and
VIII keep constantly on hard, "a large assoc imcni u
HaTS AID CAPS Of the fuesI siyl,s, aud mann.
hri"ted 'n'n the best materials Brh q. MS beng
Practical IIaiIers, We make and supetimiend III,
m"ht' & "t all the lila 5 ne sell. Oar Caps are Pun
chased II IN he most extensive Cap Manufacturer,
u" HE h'siern Clies, nj lhe luwcsI prjccs.
Al those IN NaI'i OF a genuine arti,le and late,
Amcr'ean iashidn ui Has und CaI :. nh alwn,s
md Them al our esshlisLmsui, whIoh we in'end Il
make known md 'elkad ul 10y ali men. rom {
good 'woIk AID lew rriros.
.epl DARE & nOGE, Union 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
ABSTRACT

A
THIS cause came on pgain 20 bv heard, &c,
Wherenpon II further a%ppeniing 10 The sa,,sla clion :
Oi The Co n. that The onsw eTs of the guanlians nd
tuim, tor lhe infant defendants. had rot been filed
when the snid d, cree of The 3l,i day OF January
1874, was made. The Court doth adjudgc. order and
d.crec. Tint tie sand report he ~commiue 10 Tho
said james Panll, Esq 10 oudii. state md settle The
nc, ouni OF iJ,Juhn List and Sable h Brady, and Of
each uf ihtm.a Executors aud Trustees of The es,a,e
ri The sold Jamos Caidweli the cider,decensed as re.
CURED Ivy The former decree of The said 81 ST january
1914; aid alsU the accounts of the parties. dtpisees
and i,gaiets. under The will Of James Caldwell The
elder. deceased. and y hat is respectively due To-
them aud hat l,e make repprl iheteofio The Court.
Win all ronyenieni speed. with any hing deemed
pertinent by hiufsel; az specially rtqnircd by ei,her
OF The parties. Aud The c0urI doih direct that inc
said Commissinner IN auditing. stating and settling
III account hereby ordered. may adopt SO mucl, Of
his former account and proceedings as may be found
favorable 10 The interests Of thc said infant dcfcn.
danis Bot beinre proceeding Ia lake The account
hereby ordered. the said Commissioner shall cause
p 1pcr notice To be- gwen Ia The parties, setting
ioiih the lime nnd place Fixed 10y him Tor linking the
same- giving personal notice 10 all wi hin tho
Stale and by publication 10 all WITHOUT, unless ,i,ov
duly appear by counsel or in person"
Teste, ALEX Il LAIDLEY, Clerk. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
FLEMfNG g. HUN TER.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STREET,

yUNHE undersigned respectfully inform tie pub
IL lie. that they have leased the absve hou ,e
for a term OF years;have had il entirely re. mode' cd
and very much improved in The arrar cement Of il
rooms and porhes; have had a newly and hu,l-
snncly painted. carpeled and pnpcred through GU
aud newly furnished. in a style unsurpassed by any
tiuiel in the West. Every article Is eHiirely now
and The whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They ofie' The Recommendations Of The house Ia
he public. fully determined. thai oil gucs,s shal
tni ~ heir house. entertainment that Will not TAI
Ia affirm satisi,ciion.
Frm the superior arrnngcms mt Of The House ard
Table. aud he location Of the house in front of The
Steamboat landine. they indulge The hope. Ina
they viii receive n liberal share of pu.lic patronage
imay3 MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17

n NANDLES.--The snbscr,b,r v,,u,I n-,--.
~ bis trends aud the public that he has com
n,enred The manuiuciue ofMOULD AND DIPPED
made ofPure iaaou. which he warmr,s
equal !" anything Of The kind manufactured here ar
elsewhere. and he viii furnish them wboiesale or
fe'ai''us cheap as they can he purchased any " here
re womb respectfully solicit a share Of public
patronage Factory IN Market Alley. between
"o.n anu Hia'kei Streets. NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
NOTICE;

COMMISSIONING OrFIcE. November 10. 1915.
The parties tote rested IL The foregoing decree
ae hereby notified. that ! hav o appointed Monday
The 10 b day OF December next, NJ my ohice in The
elig Of Wheeling. as he lime aud place when and
whcio ! shall prcc,d 20 lake The seeeos, herein
direcicd. And I fequire The pinieS TO appear and
produce beiuTe me such bOoks. papers. accounts,
pooG AID vouchers. ne ore required by he terms
of sid decree, 10 enable me 10 make The report.
nov 10 JAMES a CLARKE. Conn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
HITS .4.ND C.aE,N!
FALL FASHIONS rOn Isas.
-. ~ In
NO. 10 MONROE STREET.

UHEELING IA
ESPECTFuLLY announces ~ hs uhi iuc,,l.
s'j the p"'iic IN general. that "a, has onu
~, hsni a la'ge and SUPERIOR stuck - Hais and Car
"i The late Fail Fashiuns. cuinpri-ing all qualities
III ,'rs ani : ze-. lis Hats 90. insuufatnrcd ON.
der h's own 'nin'sl,'c suprrinleui.nrc. al I've &.
ne- an ,iei,si- AMI hy ihc b.si 4, { NurLmeu, an.
~ u Inc sd.i wir,le-nle aud Rela.l. o, ptc.s sTiLi
Lower Ilan ihsv have he,n n. red ~ lhis ch,
Th 80 ~Ishms II" purchase la and CAPS. " IA fin.
% ." heir advantage H. give hin q cali ir(rrc pa.
Oh tsIug csc \ hr re-. sOpI9 = AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
CAPS! CAPS! CARS!

e. has ius, teceiy'd IA. largest air'
. best assortment OF Fur AID Ciuii, Caps iha,
has ever been brought H. ihis msSkci, ol M quail,
''rs und prices, from Ia ccu'. 10 II DOLLARS. con
si.iiug as iOllrws.
Super % Ter Far Caps Sapcr Seal Eur Cans
D. Nnira Fur la DO MnsL fm do
ID Cloth cap For rinrd. Snpet Clo,h Cap.
Fashionable Silk Glazed Caps. Fashionable Purple
Rcd n d Back Plush Cop; YOUTH. and Ch,llter',
caps IL great variety all OF wh'ch vii he 50 d cheap
Caltnni sec, at No 10 Muur.e street.
sep 10 : AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
NEW BOOK
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT IN

THENNTT D1ETNG IN
WHEELING.
j GLOHLElN, French Dyer. on the other
side OF the bridge, South Wheeling, second
d0oi rom Ii + Kulley's Store, returns his crate.
iui thanks 10 his friends aud customers, for heir
former tarors, and respectfully informs them
that ne has added TO his establishment import
AIT and IN France, newly disco sered Improve
inehts. lie gives more ldstre. neatuess and dus
Iaenlty TO the colored %stuils, without irjur:ng
He ieels perft ctly confder,to give every so,is
acton aud hopes, lherelote, for The conunuanc,
Of a liberal patronage. octo4
SOtTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ Factory + LOlLEiN, wuuld respects
'"'y INFORM siorekeeper in this city. and citizens
generally. that he is now ready Eur printing d.
nestle Blue Calicoes. in connection with his
French Dyirg establishments, and he trusts 10 give
'he same satisfaction in this branch. that he hoe
IN his old business. jun a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
CALICO

LENlS STlFEL. Iu,otms his friends and
~ . customers, Merchants and cilizers generally.
NAT he con'Iwues he nbove husrness ON Min
STREET. opp' site BEyMER's TAvERx. where he
o''"s " mare Oh pubic Paifpnage' The supe fior-
NY OF his Calicoes over any uiher of he Kind man
niaciured in he Uaion. has been known 6r mn.
yeats ihi"nahuol The surTouadrng conn,,v. wb.,e
lnrv are universally known as The WHEELING
hboEs' lie has GA hand n large stock OF his
go'ds OF Tie hest quality. made ~, new and fall.
IioVao'e patterns, which he will sell wHoLEsAIr n,
HhTAiL' al he Lowest IrIces. Among his sip,k a,
mnne 10 "itet VIII be found. PIECE CALICOES.
BED SPREADS. HiNDkERCHIEFS. Ac.o, ,he
handsomest patterns aud styles.
lie has now On huDd almost every variety az
ne" Md handsome patterns. and he can n sure
merchants Who wish musllns siampd thai hey
VII Ind u To heir advantage ia give him y call. a.
ne Is iniy prepared lo execute all orders with lhe
u''"os' nea'ne's and despatch. and MS low or lover
mountains. -
i alNays use snch stock on needs No dre.s;o,
ana j ihefeiufe fnt none on my goods. The uunI,c
n"y res assured that goods from my establishment,
rave no glazing "r sIfirnins IN them, and vill
ai"als wear az han,lsoine as they appear when
purchased.
DYEING.
IN SILK. WOOLLEN, AND
Suh'cr'her nlsn lPf"Tm- The public IhnI ne po,s
s'rlri attention 10 The above bfnmch of has bu.iue.s
a"d having made great In- movemcnt IN his esr,b
ii'hn ea' within the last yeor. he !. now preooted
"glve The m'sI beautiful colors aud fms, ,n siIk
""'ilen of cotton goods or garmenis for Indies md
gentlemen.
"e"'iemen's CIoIhes secured and culofed withoul
'pp"g Hi''cha'is 6 u hove Sdk. WuuIen or Me
rno Goods handsomely culofed
Pease coll md You will ind his rrices m,d.,o,o
"'u W"5, wen done } LLWIS sTlFEL.
aug ~ 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-17
WIN mnch respecI. yonrs

10 Shls,
f"f '"tther particulars ustd conclusive eyideure
" W. superior value md efficacy. see pamphlets.
which may he obIsined 0i agents. gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. bv A n
I'D; SANDS, Druggists and Chemist, 70 Fullor.
at, Now York.
s''i o'so Iy Oliver Pryor. Druggist. Union Sisccr
wheeling Va aud by Druggi~iS generally lhr.ngh.
"n' 'he Unlied Safes. Pnce 81 per botIc; six
boillcs Tor SIS.
VIZ INC public are respectfully requested to re-
iheiLner mat Is Sands Sissapafilla ihoI has and
Is constantly achieving such reina rkabie cu,es n,
'he most diiii' ulI class Of diseases 10 Wheel. the hu.
man frame - subject; therefore ask for Sands sar.
panllo, mud fiLe no other.
Dee 81. 1874
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.M ~ NE s.,
no All

" ILL
LET ALL HE WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
GSiGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INDIAN
FEGE1 ABLE PILLS, unless EVERY Box
mas on THE wRT ITEM SIgnaIuIe OF The orr,
ginal inventor and paiCn'ee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
these pleasant Pr Is possess ppwei 5 to open
ALI the naiHraI drains ci the >yslem-viz: The
GS, KfDNE US, SKIN d. BOUELS-
hI'hefi" uNSNowN lnthe practice OF medicine;
ana ~ complete has been their tiiumph oveG
an "ihef R.ediciDcs that mnDy have been led
I" suppose they con sin some puweIIui mineTa;
Dul upon examination by DIS Chiffon, Ran
doiph, HuatIngton ond others, this supposinon
Is 81 once pf"vtG o be gIouuditss.
sod IN New York. at the principal Office,
w Greenwich stIeci, also by RuSh'on & Co,
Fro fdway corner @. I4th sifert.
Pamphlets 10 be had oi agents grn1is.
n E.-PersonS will also notice On The tod
pei an engraved Indian hguie, cross ed with 6n,
ed oIlut.
The genuine NAV also ne bought with Saeny
d. Guloh'', corner al BoweIy and Grand
lteet, aud Mrs tIay., I39 Fulton streei Brook,
,yn' ana at respectable stores throughout the
StaieS.