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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12
Life Insurance..

When the National Loan Fund Life Assurance society
lofLondou) commenced am Agony This City ie"
months ago feared by many that while the science
of Life Insurance was 90 new among u.s. and So very few
of our citizens had regarded with favor or ie disposed
to avail OF rs benehccnf aid the establishment OF TINS
London Institution with So gigantic capital would sally
interfere with our newly formed Companies. and 'ago
greatly their growth and advancement.
The gentleman sent ont from London llon. J. Lcandef
Starr with the powers of the Court OF Directors deleea
ted to him to establish this Institution IN the United States
me, this expression of fear OF such results by refer
ence 10 the spread OF such Companies IN his own coun
try and the strong nct that there are IN England
above one hundred Life Insurance Companies In iu
operaiou-,ke business Of clrh srsar and more Prs
p,yoas tiaa rbc, h0f are 5pf ftr
some six months have since then elapsed and while
AZ We are informed this London Company has received
fair share OF public patronage the Mutual Life in'u
rance Company of this City has each succeeding month
published of policies issued from their ONCE
untl now they amount nearly one hundred per month
30 much for the spread OF knowledge induced by foreg
competition.
The experience Mr. Starr has derived from his res
dence among induced him 10 recommend to the Conf
of Directors London the formation OF Local Board OF
Directors for the United states and the investment m
the Public Stocks OF this country OF portion Oh inc cHp
tai Of the Society Both those movements have been
agreed 10 and are think highly iuiicous.
The names of those who form the New-iurS Branch
Of this Board Of the very highest in point OF nte
.cnce wealth and influence and although the rcspccia
bity and standing Of the Institution Ia England was pre-
vou-ly well vouchcd for and had obtained high degree
ofcredt among yet these and those OF similar
standing in Boston and Philadelphia. which We are in.
formed VIII be- added the l-' io complete the whole
organization Of The United States Local Board vii
carry a weight Of influence 90 the public mind through
out the Union which will be- ia every way favorable 10
the interests OF this Institution.
The investment OF money ina this country will impart
great confidence those who insured for in cases
where disputes may arse and differences exist in tho
settlement OF a loss between the claimants and the Loca
Board there will always be- ample funds in this country
which be- reached by legal process protection, 90
such needed) 10 the American policy holder.
The last Annual Report OF the Society is now circulated
here The meeting was held in London lih May last.
The Affairs Of the Institution stated 10 be- in
prosperous and healthy condition and the Report
received by the Propuetors prosentas will no doubt
be- reyiewd by the friends Of the Society this country
with the utmost satisfaction
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Thing. I'm Philadelphia.

Correspondence ~ ne ilt'~"'
PHILADELPHIA June n. P NJ
The rss,or,f duel Of yesterday morning turns ont
a., no dnel IL al nercy gave your readers ne r1nio
a. = .ted here and norced by several % oaE e''H
ns,.s-s The LsfTs- and iHqalrr among the nuiiluI.
several more individuals have been arTes,''''
hs-gei with participation the OUTRAGE upon the NJ.
i-er Fn-iue some Of whom gave bail and DINERS "ei'
committed in deisult -, b..
FTrabeth Ballard the colorcd woman sno' os
f:--s Soutbsrd the barber who Afterwards coun,''e'
suicide hss since died from the effects OF me No.''
Pennsylvania Fivcs 20 the amour, OF ~'o'."'
wen sod AZ he Exchange yesterday A. - per cont,
- slO share. wilmington Railroad company az b
yl,,h /. decline OF from the closing fs'es OF TIC
~,ock Board on the previous day
Ice has materially increased IN both demand ara
prce In TIL. civ during the present excessive 49,
weather The stock on hand. however p. 'on'iu,.'N
annie The Messrs herus have one ~ the most 'N'u
i've lee establishments IN this county, 'uIosl "
look ~ f =:
Tpto the hour of closing. We have had se'erai III
5cson. If rain accompanied with thunder LAST even
ing Their, was quite refreshing shower.
Oar retail markets this morning were elegant
irish butter selling ~ 1915 cents egg IL - 3 dozen
new ootate. 60. 3 % cucumbcr-- II o. each rnef
ri.- d6crs d 70 strawbcT - lOds5 cts 3 quart NJ"
.,,;a.be. rurn,ps beet- g. -1ked quite plenty
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fRocLANtrto> Bi rHE RNoR-Oo'efnof
Wright has offered reward Of sloN for the appfsn,h
sion and conviction OF four men "no on iA' =" ' -
az nade an ATTEMPT upon the life Of deputy sherT
~edgwick and constable Traver IN the town o.
TaghAsnic
OHIO RIyER.--Ai Wheciing on saturday there
were q inches OF water in the channel ialins
" Pittsburgh the same day the river had = i'e' o
water in the channel
-. The Mayors of gainesville and Putnam Ohio
have offered reward OF 90 for the apprehension o
the william who hrcd the Bridge over the Nnssnsum
We learn by etter from friend that an attempt "''
made fire GAINESVILLE on Wednesday evening ."sr t'
he .ouare opposite the Fagl, Hotel ih street The
ire was discovered in time 10 prevent damage.
- HENRY CLAY left Louisville tor Lexington
on the jth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

MENcO-prvaic letters received here from Mex
ico by the Brush frigaie Eur Dice state II matter
almost of certainty that before long the Mexican
ment Will declare against the United states.
We have OF these letters and they al 20 %
confirm the statements this effect made paper of
yesterday 20 hostile h- country aud 10 Texas i the
zone Of public sentiment in Mexico that l. generally be
eved the government mus, either TO war. or suffer
an overthrow hy = new revolution
From one Of the letters referred 3D. dated Nere Cruz
May p We have been permitted 20 make the follow ing
extract.
Captain Elliott and commissioner Of Texas are n
this place waiting for the arrival Of letters from Mexico
which 70 said VIII arrive to-day. They viii sail direct
for Galveston in the French brig la Perouse
In addition 20 the propositions m~dc ty England 20
both Texas and Mexico settle the relations of these
countries TO each other and the United states In a
manner agreeable TO her policy assured there are
inducements offered Of tempting nature They are A.
follows;
Finland compromises herself with Mexico 10 pay ten
% pas the whole of hers which Is computed az eight
millions.
This If true--and have 1t from very good authori-
Improves that England has very deepaid project
with rsg gard Ia cxssonc much more important 10 her
than the advantages she might derive from the simple
determination Of Texas to remain independent, con
frined hy the consent Of Mexico
Governor shannon arrived here yesterday. Tie VII
90 in the Anahuac 20 New York unless Com. Conner
,-'er- him man-ofwar Under ordinary circumstances
ODD. would %, done bat u j. -aid the Commodore j. un
willing 40 this time % weaken the force of his command
Mr shannon robbed both going % and coming from
Mexicor y. o. Republican. June 3
FROM HMrL-Capt Robinson of the schooner
samuel Roberts thirteen days from Cape Hayden re-.
arrived Al Cape EIayucn four days before Captain R.
sailed
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- THs NEW DIRK STATE ROOSTER for lsa5:

20 THs NEW YORK STATE ROOSTER for lsl5
Edited by O. L. HoLLTY. has just been issued by
]. Disiurnell. l02 Broadway. Ii Is work of 52s
ample pages. admirably filed Among its con.
tents are the Vote of our State for President and
Governor last Fall by Counties and TocRsAps or Wards
- also that OF all the States by Counties Population Of
the several Towns and Counties ls40 with the Post
Offices in each; Postmasters do. Newspapers and Their
Politics Banks and their Officers stats tcs OF Canals
and Railroads Packets Steamboats, and IranspoTis-
uon Lines Colleges Theological and Collegiate schools
and Academies Benevolent and Religious Institutions
legislature Executive and Judiciary County Officers
Attorneys &c. Cliy Elections and Officers NATION
Al RxGisrES including Members Of the next Congress
80 hr a. elected Governors Of the several states with
their Politics l. : Vessels of War Debts Revenues
sc Of he several States The New Postage Law Presi
dents Kings sc. Of al Nations and Public Debts The
Appendix gives dgcs, Of all the important acts passed
hy our lse Legislature We can only think Of one thing
ha, might useiay be added list OF the Supervisors
for lsaS with their politics The work j. excellent A.
il i. however and we heartily commend it 10 general
favor
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~ There were SIX pieces of brass ordnance pa

~ There were SIX pieces Of oras- O'OII p
add IN from, Of the Arsenal day or two ago lney
oosed very vnlke, and we're al weii-moun'ed-oy
aew.boy-. -
Ioxc ISLAND R,rRoAD-We observe that IN.
oosuv hsv. reduced the rste. Of far. over her ros
nd doubled the tran. son- the whole rUute ID o'1e'
,ctare operations books kept a, the Lorn psIs
ice IN which registered the princiPA hoe,-' -.
n, Eru.ss al r~s.r fsniiie. throw -hout the Island
nd rum which such other Information can - on'aiH-
a. traveller. msv desire. We don't ace WA i 20 pr
ven. the road from doing heavy business or me -
nh, OF B-oo<vn Nen-i0rk and the vicinity. from ENJOY
ny the healthy fare and b-acins atmosphere wleh :
within an hour. ride NJ them instead OF rgstcsi'h-
snd the barren sands anu Sly airrsiions OF -aISsN
Brooklyn Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12
DOIyGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

CouRr FoR The CORRECTION or EsSoSS-tJnTT q
Vissrr1. pIf'HrFs On crror, r. bTfa t'.-Aetio" H
relation % The building Of the ship Manhattan wneie N
award OF 2o1 balance was made IN favor Of her2h y
Co referred ID ves.frdsv1 TIN. Court gave Judgment
confirming the award 10 Messr-. Bersn. win costs.
Jlhn Boyd pliHff On error, - >fPafn "s.Hs' aJt'H
la ia err0r-On note FOR SO 90 gwen ~ NJ boy %
Weeks & Loverre. which irm dissolved, and me notr
was afterwards sued by Mr. Weeks On the tl1a an offer
llde show that the note had been paid since tnt
commencement OF the suit 20 Mr. Lowerre, oui a. shcn
had been shown IN the pieadings me CouIi over
ruled the testimony and verdict was gwen for Mr. NeeN
The case Wa carried the supreme Court wnich At
armed the decision 0ffhe Court oelo" AMI further appeal
\. nlaia % this Court Mr. Dewitt heard for plain
i'd IN error and M Edward Sanford for defendant N
error.
William L s.oaf. plaintiff IN Dror. r. Jams FeIet
more C00urr drfsadfHf iH er0r-Nr. Cooper sued the
ate Col stone editor OF the Commercial Advertiser for
an alleged be which submitted 20 aroitraiors VINO
On TN. Eth June l-t1 awarded against Col stone >f
which he 70 pay in o. days. On the ON July ~
Col. = published, il : said. ihe iolowin, article
Mr. James Fcnumore Cooper need not be 80 very
ia eefy in the anxiety finger hc cash paid By "a 20
wards his support IL viii be- forthcoming on the sst
fsv allowed by the award hui not disposed 90 al
ow him 10 put II into Wa-sreei for shaving purposes
before that period Wait patiently. There will BE- no
.ocSsmiih necessary 10 get 10 tho ready"
On This paragraph Mr. Cooper again sued for libel and
Col stone entered demurrer coniendns that il was not
a oe and the suit could not De- maintained The III
prene Court. however Judge Cowen giving the opn-
on decided that il and the was tired before
jury Cooper-town which gave verdict N favor OF
NJ Cooper for $3.50 Farther appeal l. made % The
Court Mr. Bidwell was heard for plaintiff in error. Nr
r. Cooper Will follow for defendant in error and Mr..
1. Spencer VIII relOn.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-DgRid McLrr0s r.. TIE Hrtf0rd
Fir ms C1-The plaintiff effected insurance Al the
Hartford Office on the Pavilion Hotel Saratoga. which
was burnt ON the llfh oct -i'. The Company refused
90 pay Properly belonging 70 them in Ne~-Nork wa
attached and the issue. For defence Il was stated
that foreclosure and sale Of the properly had taken
Ht h 10
IN the Insurance Company IN answer 20 this It was
stated that the sale not completed. nor deed dev
cred. I'LL a month after the hre Verdict for plaintiff
s. i66 subject 10 the opinion II the Court
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SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE-No. 10
ltnpny far.

Happy face happy iace whater my tate In ne mas be
SUI again, iur lice Pm vain. OF a enipons am Tree.
Face and healthy sel. face oi youth and beauty
Al should know whose face Is tann'd that 20 Tee Jones
soap : ihy duiy. would stay
Nondruus SOAP blessed Soap without thee beauty al
Besuiy's boast AMI homey- hope sui drive pinp.c. al
away ipe.
Nheneer my face Is rtck'el DER wh sunhurn, PIN.
v. no fear Tor thou a near clear my -kn and diApe.
Jone-s soap, Noniruus soap, Nc
For enpuons chappsl flesh, di-h gufem'n OF or dc
colurrl -hin nothing has acted charniuly tie
genuine Joness Italian Chemical soap II mpafi. smoU
simultaneously to the -h ~mooue--, ccaness. and
suf-. truly beautiful The ccnr'f fact oi Us eNcrsuce
IL. flat II colnteueiied n all directions therefore, mind
gen none bat Jones SuAp,
To make The hair grow % stop 10 falling od. 10 cure he
-sur dandmf 10 make light red, grey hair grow
luy fine dlrh and elunhio dress harsh rom H. dry
bat hair, nothing has been invented economical,
beautiful 80 ilftilbe and much admired Jones Hair
Res oruife Even for dressing the hair Is cheaper than
rhr common trash called hair oils Yomae., Nc Person.
lO use wll never s io nSihnf else sod
price B. g. ORB shllngs boileai the sign Of he Amer
cfn Eagle 30 Chatham street. 81 Broadway or i5p FULTON
street. Brooklyn. >fafe-sireet Boston. Ledger Build
ius-, thi.ade pha l"lS .eoi
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

- The iriAl Of AB>ER PASkt on 1ne -,Sonu
,iir,,p., Tor benr concerned IN the Warren Tragedy
TWO OF he actor. m which sre now under sentence OF
deaho still occupies me Warren County oyer .u i,
miner Chief Justice Hornhi0Hcr presiding |" n. -
Nor. ESQ opened the case Prosecutor i1r tAe eAe
on "Wednesday morning and the Court hs- been -n'e
occupied IN the examination OF wifnesscs-ihc l"ole"
,r, Of whose testimony has been very properly inef
i.c,cd during the pentency q 'he case Inc ulA -N
ir he So i,i. cttaant occupied some three weeks
"'' '- " .\swqr> Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

GAINANiC RINGS. WITHOUT rHE Isl 90 FitfD-Dr T
=. CREIGHTON respectfully informs the Amer, public,
be- has s arrived from England for the purpose Of TO-
r0lucng m America and the Cansias. the celebrated Sir
Humphrey DaVy Gslvanic Ring for the of Rheumatism,
cont Tie pooursHiN. Paray PapiaOn ~ The Heart al
nervous Afscf ou- Headache Sc These RINGS have sc
CURED 20, reputation gland and frou bout Ear0pe
fe 0f fs above diseases aud Dr. trelghi0u
flr American public ln advance against cvun eres
.dors ald more espec ALLY against guaehs, who a.
cupt 20 palm upon them liquid for me purpose Of acce
Grating calsauc action. tn" genuine Gaifan'c Ring r.
iire- mo- lguid io promote - action.
The principal Agency Ia has city Is al ij Fulton street.
North side.
s. b. Agents wanted in part OF the United S,s'es
ana Cauaias. liberal discount wIl be- made 10 Agtas
All orders must be- accompanied with The cash Address
D. 4. +. CREIGHTON, 10 Fulton street y Y. postpaid
feil o. ~
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pl,,,,, Q, rHs sKix-SArsapAr. has long len spo.o

DISEASE o. TIVE SkfSSarsaparls has long been sno.s
he most ef,us purifier Of the blood eiseove-e5
sid ssi .cro1loas complaints affection q ~ *
snd al diseases srsng from ne ss@ or too frern s.s
Of eaouL To ct The strongest snd h< extract Of rof
rh-n should h.. the % ~ a. troubled with H. soss
conpsufS TIC restorative virtues oi '0nistcAs >as.r.
nh. are vel known 20 those " ~ have nse r. ard he -
i fully .ub.fan'sic by the nrerse Clsnes ths ar, soS
md by he rrouks nf 81 tr most lcf krs ~
diseases for Eupuors SAT kheur, An fouires. q -
COMPLEXION - stcs certain. by eNrrirg a h-o-.
srr the snt ccuf.y Operating upOl he bowel. d
eraf.ca.r- The very seeds q disease runncs he bod ~
i,uarlrs I'D r more Lufrriuls chlracffr and ~se.. -
.r ir l.. ,soui-, heah and Sur. .lri and vcl .
Z. .fr,ne snl isrEe bottles any Cfer freQanr5r.
- sold fir REASONABLE prcrs az S. ccns fer tof-. ~ -.
H.. or sane .re Others charge = iCf ssylLs u a
ofo~t4 a. p Cour snl street, and by Dr. tei corner n
q .e.aff ar tirl stree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

tF FREDERIC DorGtAss. the Fugitive Slave
whose Life was noticed in our columns yesterday Lee
sured a, Albany on Monday evening ON Human Free
dom In the advertisement Of his Lecture the letter
T. s Fugitive slsve) are appended TO his name Those
who read his Narrative VIII agree that his title has AZ
l~ast been well earned which n than can be said
Of many that we Of who pride themselves upon very
extensive alphabetical sPPendsses TO their bSpusn"
fo<ncnfpn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

RoprRr RA>xr>. Of Brooklyn. has received the
Townsend medal for the best English composition ii
Yale College. .ENp''s'.
There are no Townsend medals gwen Al Yale
College. and consequently Mr. Ranksn could not
have received one. There are three or four price
Of ten twelve dollars each for the best com
posi,onsin English. We presume Mr.. Rankcn took
one Of these. The Prize Fund was established by
the hberaliiy Of Isaac II. TOWNSEND, Esq, one Of
the professors in the Yale Law School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

- The Christian Infdigcacer, Methodist
paper issued at Georgetown Ny decidedly Opposes
a division of the Methodist Church on account Of
slavery. The Editor, in answer 10 corrcsPon-
dent. says;
We even yet indulge faint hope that the Kentucky
Conference Will veto the action Of the majority OF hei
delegates IN the organization of separate ecclesiastical
Jurisdictions and # she confirm that action, and attempt
10 transfer the membership Of the Methodist Epscops
Church into the Church south, We kno" some VINO Nii
not go who can neither be- led by persuasion nor co
creed by threats and persecution, out OF the mother
Church and believe there are thousands On whose
veins not drop of Abolition blood pulsaies) who vii
main precisely where they now are. and IN all prooa
birv Providence will take OF them sheep IN the
wilderness and if they cannot form large Conference
they may be a small one. aad follow the headings OF that
Providence, If il should be- 10 martyrs stake.
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T,Ir COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE. Nor-iors; Israel Post
l40 Nassau-strcet


l3O Nassau-strcct
We are glad to observe that this Magazine Is well
sustained /, is very handsome periodical and
the present number will go far 10 increase It's repu-
ia,ion. The publisher and editors seem 10 be well
that to sustain and increase lis present large
circulation. they must spare no expense and N no
wise relax their efforts The engravings OF the
present number are beautiful. the mezzotini OF Ny
Youths Best Friend by Sadd is tine specimen of
he an, and the line engraving by Climber of a
Chinese Mandarins Pavilion. will bear inspection
The lis, Of articles Is good and the contributions
themselves Of superior order. Mn. Osgood Mrs
Child Fanny Forester, Mrs. Mowait. Mrs. Steele
and other female writers Of cminence have given
some OF their best efforts, as also have Il P. Graf
tan Robert A West Rroughsm and others Alto.
se,her we feel that we can justly give the Colum-
bisu our COMMUNICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

~ AsroNisHi>- The el,ci. Inch attend he slr.I
i.fraiion o >cneucA. Pgmouir >Nup Nehsve heer eve
witness fn some tr remarkable nch ao. "a.
.ar belief TIE afflicted >'uud Dee advised io purchase
f.y bottles fron s Otre NJ Cour AMIDST. sni give he
nine fraI - certainly more successful 1 ne cure
oi Consunpuol, Bronchitis. LIVER Constant Ac iAn aay
oil,r rrns,iy before Ire pubic.
Mr. >chn,k has advertised na No, tonrand.st Is ne
only principal Office New ora cty Tor he sAe o. h-
Genuine medicine. ell =.
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Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT CouEr-Nos D. -. =. s. a5 lol 10 100
SUPERIOR Corar-Nos 3 e. a. 81. &. %, - =. a.
ID - IL = p p q =. =
CoxroS PLEAs-Nos. "a A.. 8. 3 -. A - =, ~
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For The Tribune.


W Tribnue-Dear Fir We have just read an article
IN your Tuesdays paper which suppose S intended
a. an sn-wer 70 an editorial article Of the day preyous-
We do NOT wish to into any controversy N order
ascertain which person manufacture the best P
ano Forte Mr. Chiekerng he yaakee Piano Fore maker
q. our inend Is pleased 10 call him. Messrs B. a r.
however wish 20 state that Knew nothing u your
edaoria article until attention called TO II By
friend on Monday evening and that cost Is nothing but
alir,.e courtesy in exhibiting the instrument
The notice written by musical amateur connec-
ted With your paper, who spoke from personal kno~l-
ed 20 and poke truth We do hat the friend
q B 4 r may cal New England Prejudices. but We
fully understand III. rex way Of PryFrSc ones own
goods and VII give him all praise for his inventive ~
ni.- 81 fsr The Piano Forte IN question lChckortzg :
o., cosr,el may be seen al FIFTH HALL Po>ps Nh
90 salooa, No. ~ Broddrcy corner Pax Pldc,.
" Both Museums are dong nne business, with .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

REFORMS TIE CoNsrIrurioN.-Ihe Tribune mas
advocated biennial sessions OF the Legislature The
Evening Journal distinctly opposes this The Tribune ma
also urged A. a prominent reform in our present stem
tina, Clergymen be made eligible TO all oifcc- civil and
military This the Ncw-Yo Express distinctly oppose
declaring that il prefers 10 disqualify such men iron
yard these intended changes IN our system, claimed a
hey and fac 0fers constituted me Vhi0 scheme Of r0rn
and demanded what were the propositions OF the demo
Gratis II seems however that The Tribune j. very
uncertain expounder Of the principles OF H. party
Albany Atlas
- We will thank the Atlas for some proof OF IT.
assertion which we have placed in Italics. We
certainly, have never intended. IN suggesting Con
stiiniional Reforms TO intimate that We were blesi
with the supper, and counienance Of the New fork
Express We spoke for ourselves and those who
agreed with us but did not assume To 'pcak for the
w hig party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-12

70 Beware of notorious aiventurer a1t Ala dowr
town ho aireri--~ counterfeit of GoJRsNu's sop /,
ra.f nrca Remember. DR.. a.. soemnly yoe "a. |.
dose OF d. wrcchs BrBuE Poison could s,srcey Prov
more noxiog. hsn s vile imitation II s remarkable SOAP
GOT D> POI Dkf> >lBIlLk> are celebrated IN
their -uiprsnE powers IN rracafins sufriu5u. human
hair Agpni,-A : jordan. Mik.s- Ro,on. C4feoa 4
Co lowell. - Che.nu.-st Philadelphia fience. Albany
R..kgs A Bull Troy.