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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-07
REMARKABLE ROCK.

One Of the most remarkable rocks Of
which We have any knowledge has been
a,ely discovered 10 the middle Of that
great inland sea, Lake Superior. By
gentleman who has recently returned TO
this city from Copper Harbor, we learn
,ha, shaft Of Truppe rock has very late
ly been discovered, rising in the lake from
one hundred 10 two hundred niles from
land, and ascending above the surface of
the water, distance Of not above four feet.
/ W hat renders il more extraordinary is, that
It stands alone, and all around il, so far as
examination have been made, no bottom
has been reached By any Of The lead lines
used on the lake, and The point Of the rock
.tsei does not exceed an area of more then
SIX or seven feet square, aad, so fur as OBJ
servailon Of it have extended il does not
appear 10 enlarge IN size as II deScends.
II has already, lie states, Lecoipe source
ni alarm TO the mariners who navigate tho
lake, who take special care IN passing to
give II as wide berth as possible. 1t is
too small, too remote and dangerous 70 sd.
nit OF a light, and therefore its removal
has become matter Of serious Importance,
and will doubtless pertain TO the duty of
Government. A single blast from boro
Of sufficient depth would probably do it,
but the surface Of the rock being so near
that of the water, and the space so narrow
as TO forbid any regular Judgment to work.
men, they would have to be attended con.
stantly By vessel Of sufficient size TO re.
slst any sudden storm Of The lake, and would
have also to be kept constantly under way,
as no harbor or even bottom for an anchor
is within days sail.
The discoveries relate that the rock ap-
pears TO be place Of general resort for
the salmon trout Of those lakes, as they |
found them there in almost incaltulabc /
numbers. having, daring their short stay,
caught several barrels with no other IN
strument than "a rod OF iron, on one cnd Of
which they turned hook. They tried
with all their lines on board for sGundings
Immediately around the rock but without
success. such vast column could il be
exposed to view, would laugh into riJicule
Cleopatra S needle, Pompey's pillar the co.
lossus of Rhodes, or any production Of an.
cient or modern Pittsbtrg American.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-07
JOHN ADAMS AND THE SABBATH.

JOiiN n IN VI AN u l u 81 I'D u Al
The elder John Adams, while President
Of the United States, as he was returning
from the counsrytn his family in Boston, was
interrupted nv New England snow storm
which eaectualIy blocked up this way.
Ike was then at Andoyer, twenty miles
from Boston, where his family, as he had
learned, were waiting his arrival. Sab
bath morning the roads became for the FIRST
time passiblc. TN the question of going
to Boston that day, it was the opinion Of
the clergyman Of the place, that the cir
cumsances of his detention and the sick
ness of his family, wonld Justify his tray-
cling on the Sabbath. His reply was,
that the iustihable occasion in this case
would no, prevent the bad influence of his
example on those who might see him lrav.
elling on the Sabbath, without knowing the
cause. lie, therefore, decided to wal, ill
Monday. Have we chef magistrates now
who are as scrupulously eareIul to avoid
the appearance Of evilf
Mr.. Bolts has been nominated by the
Wings in Convention, as the candidate TO
represent the Richmond Congressional
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-07

Charlotte as soon as practicable, was then
sdopied-as the annual appropriations un-
DEF the bill do no, 60 into effect till July
pexl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-07

Feb. IS, le45.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

wrcrAp,S HAISAM.

A COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION RON
"A Wild Cherry Bars and fN--The e~st hhhEpi
known The World for the cure OF Ccugns Socs Hsuns
Group Bs--iing Of the Lsngs. WhoopngSocsn broocn-
j. lnsuenxa ~horn--s OF Breath Pain snd weakness va
he Breast Side Liver Complaint and The hrsi stages "
CONSUMPTION. -, .,
horrs. have firmly established "a vast superiority over
former medical discovery II has Always been s,sec
Nafurp'- own Prescription" beng formed chicny ron
chemical extracts from Will C-srry bars and Iar-two
Trees that are me.y sca;erei wherever oisases ~ us
lungs prevail We give Anew instances OF Us eAao'uinar!
power. from catalogue almost wiihou; eni:
lady tsdr~ss viii be given al he New-lotk Astrcyl
who given BY all of her physicians 10 are o con
sumption. had hard umor for mouths On the sde-rsseI
Of bony suc>;ance-nen
medicine for months. being pas; al hopeeu-
irey cured by few bottles OF the Bsssm IN September
md October. istt
town. for years. being obliged to sleep in sitting
Dosure cured to attend 10 his business 10 the nios
stormy weather.
Thomas Brsiee ESQ j. 7. Jamaica L. cured Of asthma
ii a. wears standing.
Thonn- Co1sns naiiouhed " J. trstihrs under cath.
hat he had violent cough and pain in The sdeior months
r.sed large quantities Of corrupt nstier-sso much oos
his phvacans could do bat hlte tor hngave nm ps OF
saloping consumption -enilrey cured py t~ voe-esv'
WlSrAR'S BALSAN. , =, q, ,,
Mrs Ann d. Hopkins. OF Knswlesville. y. Y entirely
.nrei IL liver complaint and general debility OF eistiern
months standing. go, -
jacob Holman. NJ d. Huntingdon. cured child OF P,
Schroeba OF obstinate disease of the Lungs. after ne An
ried oil the usus remedies ln vain
Cases daily occurring IN every part 81 ne COUNT,
which prove ncOnesnby the superiority Of MS bAsan
every shade OF Lung snd Liver disease, over every oNer
preparation heretofore known To the wsrd. ~
sold, Wholesale AMI Retail by A. q. 1 ". SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, - Fuions NewNork. Sold also al
bottles for - mis em-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
lf ture byCold Water in Brattleboro', Vermont.
EoRAc- C.rr,xv

Mr' There prevails throughout the country p
Ssa' deal Of misunderstanding about the Water
ssfe most people seeming TO think !, may be
r'eaceo M any place or under common orcum
~s''ss therefore send YOU short account of H.
nth f'N
me use Of water as remedy for diseases has
w Known to all nations in all times and has been
~. rr.eu u great many instances believe. how
80 mA' has been reserved TO our century con
.le'ao'y 10 enlarge lis use aud 10 show what was
me orlsn TIA, medical science which has become
implicated in these days
."s mo" SIMPLE and etiectual method of healing
y" invented by learned men, interpreting and
s'eopns the traditions Of their ancestors 1t il
uhearncd peasant. led only by his observa.
na nature, tina, the human race is indebted for
SSuSovery. VINCENT PRiSssSirz living in Grse
ss'oerg. small place situated on high ridge of
S4saetes mountains, remote from the aids which
ssedns arr affords. himself undertook Ia obyiste
diseases by which he or his family were AT
~kec Encouraged by success. he then tried Ia
persons III with the govt "A disease endemic In
80 regions, after they had been long under con.
ssai medical treatment without receiving any ben.
= In these cases, also he was successful His
, - multiplied and enlarged; his views
us Judgment gained certsinty. The fame o.
Ores spread, and his growing ability drew ,C
patents, not only from the country round about
"m all parts of Europe. Nearly all returned
- - either cured OF benefited beyond their cN
c<lons But now began long sutferngs for him
80 ne STAINED his highest triumphs He became
~k OIL contempt. envy and calumny 10 the
49, lhy sicians. He, however. went straight for
~ Nature alone was his guide, and after q
h. years, he saw many learned physicians collect
MUM; oond him 10 study his method. Since, many
B. ,.asons have been established upon the plan o.
b.. ad ihe treatment by fresh water has attained
reputation throughout Germany and Europe
ma oil physicians has been formed in Ger
nss5o, VINO have cultivated now for five years thi,
pohl,s l. COMMUNICATING to one another and TO III,
hences " "'e" oo~r'a''ons aho expo
.;n nave said !, is on quite high ridge of noun
~. =; rriessntz made his first experiments. and
y w same spot thai crowds Of patients come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

Roam Up Mourn HOLYoKE.-We see by the
Amherst ESpress'hstthe senior class IN Amherst college
propose constructing horse path from the carriage road
% the summit of Mount Hoyoke. The length OF the pro
posed path about 20 rods They invite assistance from
he inhabitants the vicinity. Wednesday. the 25th
nst was fixed upon the day for this undertaking
Prot Hitchcock and others 10 deliver addresses on
sccnt;fc and historical subjects after the work
lone.
- "Wednesday morning the mills on the Med
ord turnpike belonging heirs Of the late Nathan Tufts
II Cherc>,own were burnt The mil house " az large
,uildnr and contained and very valuable machine
for saving veneers splitting up and down sswuiiil,
,rstrll and various circular saws. bost Jour
~ We learn that the question az 10 the con
.;rrcon Of the Vermont Central Railroad TO ne entirely
-eited We understand that the Lowell and Concord
Railroad interest is satisfied. and the stock : now being
aiken up very fast. post Jour
~ Heman Evans. employed on the boat Hero
f Fort Mc-. drowned in the canal in this city This
morning Roch Amer. cath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
nOOr WHITES CORDIAL.

(WHICH THOUSANDS in Hudson ard its vicinity can
w testify, /. n valuable for Darrhoa. Grip'ng
Pans Complaints of children, and for hose severe
periodical pains which females are subject now
Tor sale by Join Mhan, 1873 Broadway: Rusht0n Co ITO
and sl Broad ay and 10 Astor House James Aspnwa
. William street AdsmsOn, Ola Brigham, iol Broad
nav corner Grand Deluc Dupvy, sol Broadway and
Psfk Row: J. g. A. Measm. 81 Broadway; }. G. Hunt
ngon corner 81 Avenue and Second street T.. L.
Cotton us Blocker Jones street; VIM T. Peek, -
Ion street and III Greenwich avenue, Jane
yho e-ale by 5chiefen Son Co 70 " all street. Brook
iyn, r. j. Dsyes South Brooklyn VIM r. Blagroye. Pre-
Dared by H. K White. Hudson, ". Y. je1D Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
MRS. E. KIDDER'S

(HOLERA. DysESTERY AND DIARRHFA COR
~ DlAL-This CORDIAL has long been established In
Boston, and throughout New England generally, per-
remedy for oil the above complaints Ii j. no essggera
ion 10 say that thousands have bsen cured speedily from
lOng protraciei DIAHRHGAs by this CORDIAL Many the
Mariners whose lives have been rescued from the
)fCHOLERA Calcafa, and otter places la the East, by
bis CORDIAL. Principal Depot, 100 Cont st. Boston, and
sn be purchaaed IN the city Eew-york wholesale and
-eian at No. % Chathamst; also, at Daey's Medlca
Office No. rs futOn-sL
iozen je7 I'm lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

snuIi romantic and hrti-t Yis'r - - "
,si univ d miles. East Of Albany, " miles y. w.
Hudson and miles West Of Pisned Mas and presents
-, nsrrsr - ssr-.s n ct psid) Joel Sh-w " D. Da
ID Cambsll Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co n Y"
The WsrrCure Journal ana w. No. ~ nss.n, joel
su b, Obtained OF VIM n GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, 100
Sassa.s,ree N-wYork CRY slbscroers VIII b-rcaiter
receive der numbers This place Terms u per volume
nf "A numharn IN ldXaneA 0Is4
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= NEWBUK1.H SUMMER KETKExT.-fIs
fine Uatfhes ano Jewflrp.
CoI.D AND SILVER WATCHER.


DICHARD FISHER JR Waicl-Maksr aud Jswslw,
IL is now prepared to sell WATCHES at retail lower as
ny other House In The city As he Is constantly receiving
vi descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England,
france and Switzerland be IL enabled 10 offer very osgo
.ssormenl Gold Watches from SIS ~ 500 each blvw
To- from - 10 80 eael-s warranted to keep good uos,
y the money returned Also, very good assormsas ~
iE.WELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
n B.-second hsnd Watches and Old Gold md eivss
aken in exchange bought for Cash Wstches Cioehe,
Music Boxes and Jewey repaired In tbs best manner I'D
iouse IN lhis city. RICHARD FISHER Jr. Impor1 of
saees ard Jcwery Wholesale and Retail, No 81 Brood
way, Sew-iork, few doors shove the City Hospital
ai4S kChAkD JlsnEk. ..
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold md Silv~ Do.
n pex Patent Lever, Anchor Escapemeni, Leptne ~
frrcal WATCHES, selected from tbs best Aanufaenr9e
a Europe, winch viii be WARRANTED perfect TIM
sepers.
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains, Seals Kya ts
Do do. do God Penal Cases 4 0od Pso4
Do. do. do Thimbies Rnga Pins, he
Do. DO. do i Br.ssl so,t VIZ; sn s.ons1
'e .bov. articles win be sod al The LOWEST PRlCEs
nd warranted be esyiA " The beet made 10 NJ cry
MOTT BROTHERS, importers Of Fins Weicnes. t<
No. Nassan-s opposite ae Custom ho1se
r. S.-The above ARTICLES carefully Repaired end W0'
anted, BY the most skillfu wofkmsn 10 tis CIV ny
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, &<.
'IVHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite ths stenuee q
their friends ard tis public % isf RECT sssomm
SISE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES consisting q
,upex Lever AMI Lepine s.lss " ur vsnoos sppsvv
s,yss Knsye., Forks Spoons Ladies' Tea sss. csvs.
Sis,eS and Britannia Ware, spectaeles, Pencil cseea
msnss CIocks line Cutlery. Fancy Goods &c. wschsksy
,s enabIed TO ODER for sale = very reduced pr.ces
Watches and o0e'' '.issky sS:Is Sc M
Al The Old Established Store, 15 Pearl corner " teleoa-
.tree, opposite u. ). Hotel IY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
LAW NOTICE.

rouy pROr-GH nre Auditor of STATE and fund Commits
arr OF OHIO has associated hms~lf h his brother
cuARLFs II. bROU0H. and PETER linn Esqrs. in
~. prartiee Of the Law, IN the city Of Cincinnati Ohio
nera attention viii be gwen to all business in Law and
Canc-ry, entrusted 20 hen, IN Hamilton and adjoining
Counties, and The District and Circuit Courts o; Tho United
states tor Nh. State of Ohis
Collection business vii receive particular and prompt at
.ennOu Oce noriheast Of Main and Third sueets
CiLcnnsti, June ID, lSia
REFERENCES:
Jacob Little 4 Co. 4"
Rober H. Morris, ESQ Postmaster
s sIsoe. d !; So0s"''n' Counsellor aL Law,
j. A A. J. Robertson, Pearl street,
sheldon, Phelps ca South William.
jsl& 2awtw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

"A sumption by Sch,ncss PlinDnlc syrup
Mr. SCHENCK dear Sir-lt Il great satisfaction 10
ne hi. day % lay before you and public the Of
nv health by making of your genuine Pull
monte syrup My wife and self all hopes that she
could lie cured The neighbors 10 general pronounced
her consup,ye and eminent physicians tai attended her
Tor the space fourteen months told and they could
I'VE her no relief Al length discovered some refer
your Pulmonc syrup being genuine cure for con,
sumption, and II has proved in my daughters case
can ct-ery recommend 70 tie public ~ 70 be no quack
sry, ami now w give you statement ~ my dansnirrs
For several months continual cough, day and night
nd night sweat., burning In the palms Of the hands ana
Ole- OF the feet and seldom without pains In her heal
continual pain IN her le side and 8, length ~ MAKING a.
appearance IN both Sides and her shoulders aso drrsnu
dizziness her chest with tie loss OF aPpens shn
weing OF her ancles THIS be- relied an noirs'
statement Of my dang iers and any one wsnnx
"a. may see her al my house PETEh prsLH,. 80
n Market-strees, Newark, Ne"-Jesey
itty md County Of Mr. fort &c. -. ~. e,~
Peter D~ssny duly sworn, depo>es and says iha w ~,
,ng .tstsrnent signed by him is Just and rr 70 nS '
0fhi- know edge and belief fE,hn NH
sworn before ue, TIL. lst day OF August iSfi-
JAMES HARPER Mayor
Phase notice that Toe genuine scheneEs am1nic syruP
"a, DO "a ~ he Proprietors Oce only, No. 4Courtand-
rect few doors below Bfosd"sy' F" im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
or w.R-Our Revolutionary War drew

Cosr OF WAR.-Our Revolutionary War drew
rom the Treasury OF Connecticut alone nearly
sa3 900 600: as much 500 100000 would be for
hat State now, or s20o,OOo,O00 for Massachusetts
Our last war, though cheap compared win most
vars eos, rs nearly $4,000 600 year. Our Revo-
n,ionary War cost England more than 100000, 600
md her wars with Napoleon alone, more than
900 900 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

~ Nofire-The annual Election for thirteen Directors
rbe Burrr and Drovers BAns for he ct suing and
r r- Insr-ctor. for the next Election VIII be held al the
hanging Ho,.e corner Of Grsnd-trref and Tie BOwsry on
scsdAy tn sh day Of July newt ~. Pol VIII be opened
L O'Clock and closed al oc9oA'f' "
BY order OF Inc Bosrd, ,-,--
irlriyS d. W. lN" NSLHO' SShle'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

- Doctor said person once 10 surgeon
my daughter has had a terrible tit this morning
she continued full hall an hour without knowledge
or understanding"
"Oh." replied the Doctor, never mind that
many people continue % I'll their lives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHANs ELECTUARY ian internal remedy 10
Dceran for fhs PILES, either internal " external
bleeding blind Sold only In this city al the Office Of ts
original Proprietor, A. UPHAM, 81 d. regular educated
Physician Of twenty years experience confined To an once
Dracic- where Piles and all Chronic Diseases
hly treated Medical Office les Bowery four doors above
spring street Office hours from A. NJ ID r. NJ ADVICE
,rsfis ieI7 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
MILLS, Halter, i7s BRoADwAl
EDUCATION.
EDUCATION.
DIV K I. HuDDART'S CLASSICAL AND CON.
n MFKCIAL ROAKDINU and DAY SCHOOL, -HQnf.

DEv. X I. HuDDART'S CLASSICAL AND CON.
Il MEKCIAL BOARDING and DAY sCHOOL-Ioor
..nih-sreet between University Place and Flh Aveu9a
THIS Establishment, which has lately been rea0ve9 -
fonson street. prepared for The reception o. = ~
ras number Of BosrderS No expenss has been epescc
render q complete, well arranged SCHOOL ios oyys
a. been built expressly for the purpose lneno unoss
,rccfion of one The first architects In NE cy ~ ~
luddar has much satisfaction IN prssennnx 70 ~
nj frr Pubic an Institution Ia " hck every fsquae 70! q
fconmodaron convenience, and conloft " ms keysts
oubned and such Inc experience " many - ~
I'D rlr ,,fu alton w. perhaps, The most eligible WA
aid have been selected Tor the purpose - ards 49,
"A cs'',,v ~ sccess All the advantages u Ae beee -
. ,,5 r,Erssors available while The beneAs q
n,@~ re.dence are gained BY the outdoor ahIeoe exs
@ - h,eh ern be enjoyed In the spacious play.srgand
ssr information course Of study and othes pesa
nierrsrins parents, may be Obtained on tppeooeo
~. Huidsrt Il his residence In lftl street.
- aTbe number OF Day Scholar and Day BoereeD -
- limited vacancies all b hied - they Occur Jooe
pv,ru, come vacancies IN The Day school end sgvoeal
,s boarding school, bob departments beng entirely ~
oct from each other -
ashmsa,s D Day Boasden, 80 pr ees!:s Dey
~ Pr qasst~' ~"H0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

firF AsSIRlNCF SOCIETY OF LONDON.-NEW-
YORK BRANCH-The public are respectfully informed
pice "a Waist daily t>undays .Xcepiei a. O'Clock,
,. NJ
ii ss,r,n narr NJ H.. p0pu alton OF NewYork-Dr Ar
loar Will attend. dAiy, the otce Al Il O'clock, noon
.h physician fevotn hour TO is duties az medical
INNER Fxsrr,fie5u- WI be conducted their re-pec-
We pace. of residence III preferred during the hours usual
" receiving patents
70 Fee paid by the Society.
~ Rn5e..r. r...i,les Al 10 Bleecker-tr
pr Ho.sck lol trsrsi in--'r-e-
Dr t-nout SIS Broadway.
"a Nail-s'reer. 18Th June. lsia
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman q Local Board
J. Lrs~pEE >rAzR Manager and General Agent,
jeel gsw Ostf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27

II EKSEfS q LINsEls-ID D-.'s ~, -.
IN Plaid Ln-eys; loo CASES heavy eaDe so,o $3.50.
rom The Mallory Mills superior atc.r VI az "
McCURDY. ALpRlCH srENoEn
ENVELOPES FOR LETTths.-A hne Assort
II uleut ust made up fJs under tn~ new fosage
Law They are OF strongest Poet Once paper suitable
for steel pens, BY q c. ROOT co. Pabh.lsrs
is7y ~ 1eeftee eot 81 M WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
Doaroins ano Botels.

DOARO WANTED-A young Lady, who 10 eoeeeen
ID M ;..chln, shes board Ia pious, geoises
auily where can enjoy IN" comforts H home Lves
Ton must below Brvome-s street Address Mics .. .
rnbune office FS' Nv
DOAkDING.-A gentleman and his wie and TWO ot
Dtnr.e single gentlemen, can he scconimodaeu vHn
,.easant room. with board, at 81 Murray street r0A
aDOAkD.-A Aenlleman and has vie, or two elm
I'D gle gentle men, can be very pleasantly Accommodates
With aud Board ~ 81 Henry, between neseee
and PiseslIcctA JOLT Nv
DOAKD IN JERSEY ClTN.-D..usbe BOARD
ID may obtars Jersey City either TOT single geuuo
.nen or small families, al No ~ fork street lbe<wesn
" a-hlngton and Warren. Communication ON tbe frry V
.hear ard the crossing until midnight iso In
iDDAnnlNls.-A gentleman AMI us vile, and tovS ~
ID I'VE sng gentlemen, be accommodated Win o0oso
md pleasant rooms 3Sl Broomest Tbs Railroad Cero
,ss. The house every i've minuteA t3ins
aDOARD UP Tow N.-A Parlor and Bedroom, suta
ID bic tor gentleman and his wife, OF two angie
t.u~u may be board emily -
No. It3 between Amity and fousth sreees
few doors below Washington Parade Ground Loco1oa
sery pleasant; house supplied with CroIon wsssf ben
ooin Ne The Amy and Fourth street SlAgee pone
within few rods OF the house. mviso
1 IVEKpOOL tENl;.) BOAKDlNG nOIsk,
IL No. 10 Duke--ree formerly the residence VI su VII
Burton.
II Famles ami Gentlemen visiting Liverpool for hsis -
Adjustment w~ro they Will with the comforts and -
.enuon of \ private house. Reference, H. Wouai Co
NJ. ~ Em-s,. N.w-iofk. yell lme0l-