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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-10

While resident in Cambridge, Crashaw pub
lished volume Of Latin poems anc epigrams
in one of which occurs the wei known concei
relative 10 the sacred miracle of water being
turned into wine, 5t s8J Hf
The conscious water saw its God and blushcd. !
This line was originally in Latin, and stood
thus ss.n 4
sNympha pudca Deum vidit. ct erubuit'
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore Il has been very difficult, Indeed inn
possible, to always obtain good green and black tsss
But now you have only to visit ths5warssocms d
tho Pekin Tea Company, 10 and m Fulton stzsst
to obtain as delicious and fragrant teas you coud
wish for.--Daiy SUM- y ;{. AjE,ts 44ffgi
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MODERN DIALOGUE.

applicant. Are you in want Of laborer,
sir? tEa atstE &g
Gentleman. am. NAofg n Z,
applicant. Pm out Of work, sir, and should
be glad to serve you. FIJI IN i.aa5i
Gent Are you reformed drunkard?
applicant. No sir, never drank in my life.
Gent am sorry for that; but perhaps
can do something for you yet. Were you ever
in the State prison7
NJ applicant. Indignantly No, sir! am a
poor man, sir, but. thank God, Pm honest.
Gent. (Rising in a.rage.) Get out Of my
sight. you internal puppy! What you mean
by coming here and asking for work I'd have
you to know Pm a philanthropis,, and wont
give any employment 70 a fellow who has
never even been in watch house, or seen the
inside Of police court. If you'd only stolen
a gridiron-b but get along abou, your business
you amt even id rascal Y
We never felt more sanguine Of any event
says. the 81. Louis Republican, than that Gen
Kearncy will be able to find instructions,
plain and incontrovertible, for every act which
has marked his career since he entered the ter
ritory Of New Mexico. 1t will not do, then
for Mr.. Polk to endeavor to shift the response
bility from his shoulders 10 that of his subordi
ate. ysaati
While resident in Cambridge, Crashaw pub
lished volume Of Latin poems anc epigrams
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SCHOOL BOOKS in great variety, for sale by
~ if ROBERT FARNHAM.
U Si--u Corner Of llth ct. aud Penn. nv.
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and Miners and Rife regiment, which had
been thrown across a ravine intervening
between the one they passed up, and under
the brow Of the slope which Col. Riley
came down. from that position poured in n
fire which swept in front of Col. Riley's
column. then inclined towards their left
joined the attack of the troops outside ofthe
left flank ofthe fort. Gen. Cadwalader fol-
lowed the route taken by Col. Riley and as
soon as his troops were formed moved on to
his support
| The FIRST brigade, which was bringing up
the rear, had been ordered TO follow the
same route, but while i: was on its march
by the right flank up the ravne and nearly
opposite the fort, Gen. Smith ordered the
brigade to face TO the left and advance in
line to attack the enemy's force in flank
this movement was executed in less time
/ than it takes me TO write it--they met the
enemy outside of the fort just as Col. Riley's
/ brigade rushed into 1.-THE enemy was
/ completely routed and commenced a preci-
plate retrcat--thc cavalry and infantry had
been formed TO receive the charge but were
compelled To give way to the bayonet-the
rout was most complete, and the victory
most decided; Int while Riley's brigade
took possession of the work. and planted
their colors upon it, the other force contin'
ned the pursuit down the road. The retreat
ing force had to pass near where Gen
Shields brigade was placed to intercept
them. They, however. were not aware Of
il until they received the well-directcd fire
of the South Carolina regiment, which NOW.
ed them down like grass before the Soy the
ln Il
pletc. In the fort were captured - piece.
of artillery, an immense amount of MUM
tons Of war, ard upwards of 1900 prisoner rs
among whom were several officers Of higl
rank. The enemy left dead upon the felc
upwards Of 700. which we buried: but hi
loss, says our correspondent, was much lar
ger. as the MeNicans were still burying III,
dead two DAYS after the battle. The troop
in the fort were commanded by Valencia
and those outside by Santa Anna. The tw,
six.poundcr> Of Washington's battery, Ia
ken on the field Of Buena Vista by the Mex
leans. were rccnp.ured in this fort.
The enemy were pursued TO San Angel
he endeavcrcd 10 make n stand at ever,
point-thcv were finally compelled TO talk
refuge in Chumbasco. At san Angel Gen
Pillow assumed the command, and whel
the troops arrived at Chulican, shortly after
Gen. Scott assumed the command Of tn
whole. The position now occupied by IN
enemy. (Chumbascn.) was a very stron
one. and il being the last stand the cncm,
could make in defence Of the capital, h
fought with desperation for more than tv
hours, before the works were carried. On
loss at this point was over 1000 men. Sc
,,'n pf r,t law. I'll ca pIc =
co'ors were captured; Gen. Rincon. wit
loi officers, and upwards Of 100 noncom
miSsored officers and privatcs, surrendcre
as prisoners Of war. The Mexican loss i
this engagement is said 10 he 5000 in killc
and wounded, and ont Of force Of 5000
. men. there were but G00O men left, the ba
ancc being killed, wounded, prisoners, c
totally dispersed.
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THE LADIES or LIMA..-Far superior 10
the men, both physically and intellectually
are the women of Lima. Nature has law
iShly endowed them with many Of her
choicest gifts. In figure they are usually
slender and rather tall, and they are espe-
cially remarkable for small elegantly form
cd feet. Their fair faces, from WHICH the
glowing breath Of the tropics Danish every
trace Of bloom, are animated by large,
bright. dark eyes. The features are pleas
ing. the nose being wen formed, though. in
general. small: the mouth invariably
adorned with two rows Of brilliant white
teeth, ['rhc WOMEN of Lima clean thCil
teeth several times a day with The root call.
ed Raiz de dicnteS (liteialy for the teeth
Of which they keep piece constantly in
their pocket and their long black hair, ar
arranged in plaiis, fails gracefully oven
thcir bosom and shoulders. add TO all thi,
captivating grace of manner and dcport.
mcnt, joined TO an exceeding degree Of zen.
tlencsS and amiabilty. and it win b. res i.
~ admitted that the Liluena is n noble spc,
cmcn Of female lovelincSS,-I oH TclipG?.
7r1relS in Peru.
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DR. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon OHowc, H.
pIltt' his Professional services tn the ciiiarus
oi Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at BIZ residence
on the neN public square. June Il. SIT
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DR.. j. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeons Dentist OdarG, IN.
Offers It's professional services TO the mhahit.
ants Of OuaVa and vicinity. Office at his resi-.
dcncc on Culumhus street
PS,-Dt. +. still continues to perform oprr.
atoms in all III. various hrrnches II DENIisruN.
CiTgcsi IN emTe'popd ui'h The times!
March H. lSi7.
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician & SUycoa- Oiiora, III.
Otl,rs his professional -ttyic,s 10 the c,izcns
At Ottawa aud vicinity. Oi'cc over Walker y
llicSllns', store ~he,e h. may he found ut al
times except when absent on professional hus.
ness. Aug 1876.
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DR. p, SCHERMEHORN.

Physician & Sgrgcoa- 0HGicd, III
Oli'r' his professional services to the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office on Columbus
street, between Cau1l and Clinton.
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A. II. Rowland,

Physician and Sprgcolp- OHawa, III.
Res drrcc on the hill, a i.w joors ives, Of the
Fox River House. o &c the sane rs hrfclo-
fore occupied by HolcGhd and Pearson, in
RedlIck.a Blnck.
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TERMS
Two DOLLARS per danum, Updid IN ad-
rance: Two DOLLARS AND fIrTy CENTS II
paid wiihR sic months; and 1u0rE Dor
LARS If dcI1yc& wiH NE end ctHc gear.
Advertisements inserted al ~ per square
for he FIRST Insertion, and - cents .jo,' edcI'
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
ioped 10 those rho adrcriisc By HE gear.
T7~No paper discontinued gnfl cH ar
rearages are pad, unless al the option Of M
publishers.
II Communications, 10 insure attention
mast citrGys he free ofpoStdgc, and accom-,
panied Nth me authors HGmc.
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cd il to be sung at the opeiiing and the close
of the sitting of its Clubs. The Niar>cilleS
spread it all over France. by singing it eve
rywherc on their way. Whence the name
of Marseiles. De Isles old mother, q
royalst and religious, alarmed at the effect
of her sons voice, wrote TO him ''What IS
this revolutionary hymn, sung by bands Of
brigandS. who are traversing France, and
with which our name is mingled" DE
Lisle himself prescribed as a royalist. heard
i, and shuddered rs it sounded On his cars.
while escaping by some of the wild passes Of
the Alps. "Wliat do they call that hymn -
he enquircd Of his guide. ''Thc Marsell-
aise," replied the peasant. 1t was thus thai
he learnt the name Of his own work. Tn,
arm turned against the hand that forged il
The Revolution, insane, no longer recog.
nized its own voice
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TICK ~ YurR HASpkrRtuIrr.-T
in your handkerchief, young man; it was
made for use, not show! Straws show which
way the wind blows. In your conduct no
behold the future man. Study TO attract
attention and you fail Of your object.--Ihe
feathers that belong TO n peacock are no
tiral-cvery body admircs them. No less
beautiful is the jackdaw in borrowed pl,-
mage, adjusted 10 his body---but all despiso
him. \ punctii:ous regard TO dress and APP
pcaionce may result to your shame and rn-
IN. Have an eye upon these things and it
will save YOU deal Of modification. W.
have stcn men dressed out in gewgaws
and RULES, who had not actually shirts Ia
their backs. False pride prompted them 10
act like fools. When the fact was known
they were huoted at by their former com.
panions. lIyou are poor. make no parade;
appear not in false colors wear NOT
goudly outside, when You have not the real
uercssaries within. Tuck in your hahdker-
chief, every body knows It'll meeting ono
and kept torSpecial occasions. tits strango'
but pride and poverty have been 50 long
united that 1t is hard to tear them apart
Tribune.
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HENRY &. COTTON.
JOHN NJ. CRoruRRs. JESSE s. PlTzER.
CROTHERS & PITZER,

attorneys at Lcr, Ourcg5, Kendall co. IN.
WIN practice Law ~ the counties ~ Kendall
in Sale. Kane. De KaIh VIII. and nurrre.-
Land agency or collecting hu,incss entrusted Ia
them H. riIher Of the above couEics " IN receive
prompt a'trnunn. cVrSg0, hyul lylSiI
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VOL. NIll.-NO. II.

WITH tutll tlIitT. anu 1lo ivy ''
ted n crime that required a verdict III r,'il,y
or moi guilty. The like cannot be said for
any like humble, OF forty thousand civiii1td
people in the world. Ii is one Of the good
fruits Of the principles planted by the pil-
griins who first landed nj provinceiown on
the end OF good old Cape Cod. ~ afaa 70
-.------l- ------------- fsA RES ~
RNIEcAD1oriIlrA cIric. Mr. Plunbe's
Project, US given in letter to the Boston
Post. We like the sixth '.eunditonD hugci'i
~: boss smas anifsii-
In 1856 the Undersigned ooHmoncod I'm
person, and at hi, own cost.) the survey
of a route for Il national railroad iiom Lake
Michigan to the Pacific. and directed pub
lie attention 10 the Importance oithe project,
and in 1873 succeeded in obtaining iroffi
congress an appropriation to dciray the eN-
pcnSc Of locating the first division OF the
zine: and having ever since devoted ms
! attention and cNcrlions ia the IIomo'icn Ut
this great national object, row rencws. as
the most feasible mode OF accomplishing II,
his original proposition. viz: that an adc-
quatc grant Of public land be made TO the
road, and on the following conditions =:
/ LIST. The grant 10 consist of alternate Sec
t;ons, to be conveyed no faster than tho
work progresses, and the minimum price OF
the remaining alterna'es to be doubled; and
thus government would be more than reim-
b,rScd, aside from all the other advantages
the road secures them. H
ID. Stock 10 be divided into shares Of len
collars, and every resident of the United
states (man, woman, or Child, } TO be offer
ed the fair opportunity of subscribing for
one share each before any are permitted to
take greater amount: thus securing TO all
an equal chance OF participation il. the con-
trrl. honor. and profit. Of this glorious I'm.
dertaking. designed 10 benefit not only eve
ny soul in the Union, but the world.
Sd. Fifty cents per share. TO be paid in q.
the time of subscribing.
4th. The road 10 be managed by board
Of directors, consisting Of one front each
state or territory in the Union.
9th. The United States to enjoy for ever
The free use of the road, for the transporta-
ton of her mails, troops, munitions Of war,
&C.. and the right TO purchase the road Ut
any tin e, at fair valuation.
9Th. Newspapers and periodicals, editors,
, ministers Of the gospel, missionaries, col
, porteurs, and all others engaged in ''the
/, diffusion Of knowledge among men," ito pass
free upon the road. JOHN PLCMBE.
Boston, August &c, 1877.
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T.. II. LIT TIE.
&. ". LEE

attorneys and CovHeliors a' Lar, end So
iiciioyS IN ChGHcGy.
MoRRI', G. H., Grumpy COUNTY, Ills.
Morris. Sept. s, 1917.
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Tnr LAND or STEADY HAnrys..-t cor.
respondent of the Boston Post thus writes
from Barnstable. Mass"

from DarnSI0bIc, MnSN,'
BdrnSidble, Sept 10, 1877.
The Court of Commoa Pleas ter this
rcuccatle county has been in session here
for is semi annual term, but though there
was Gn able Judge present, in the form Of
Judge Ward, q suitable posse Of officers
headed by the energetic Sheriff Hncklcy.
the full compliment OF grand and petit iur.
or<, without \ missing man Oft The pannCl, o
melolous crcr, in thc person Of the prompt
Mr. Blish, to opcuthr court, a learned cler-
gyman, Mr.. rOliroy. 10 make the prayer in
conformity 10 the pious usage Of oar nnccs.
tnrs, aud u bar fn'l of LAWYERS ,unlifca to
maintain either aide orauy cause. vc,. after
all, not q case, civil ~ criminal, wasfound for
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Business CARDS.
. l.. pICKEy. D.. :. LELAND
DlCkEI & LELAND

Have formed co-pnrocrship in the practice
# the Law. except il relation to busln,ss IN
Putnam mud Kendall counties. ul.ce over
the pos, office.
Out'Hn, April 9, 1914
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O. ID. DAY.

attorney & Counsellor a. LG'r, aurora, III.
uiirr IN the east 'ide OF tie river, over Aliens
Sinrr.
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biased by prcconceivcd views: and with a
patriotic determination TO consider the pro.
duet of our laborS as an entire system Of or
ganic law. That there may be many OBJ
iectiunS to the instrument submitted, will
not now be controverted but that il is as
free from fault as the circumstances under
which it has been formed would warrant,
we think the candid must admit In pre-
senting it, and recommending its adoption.
your delegates seek only TO foster the best
interests Of the State, and the earliest de-
velopement of its acknowledgements.
With an appeal TO Almighty God, that
He may direct our wills and govern our
acts rs will most rebound 10 His glory. and
TO the furtherance of the high and holy pur-
poses we seek to advance and that He
may. under all vicissiluaes, extend 10 us. as
a people, His omnipotent protection. VIC
commend ourselves and your interests to his
allwisc control.
c. II. CONSTABLE,
NJ. G. DALE,
7. 5. d, MARSHALL,
J.. b. KNOWITON,
THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
THOS. G. c. DAVIS,
JOHN DAWSON,
ii. NJ. WEAD.
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b. W. WATSON, M. ID.

Physician & Surgeon Oia,ro, H.
Office at King IL " hte's Dug and Book
Store, southwest corner of the public square.
Aug. 30, lSi7.
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The Board Of Health in philadelphia nv
nhslSh,d the use of wine. brandy nnn ~
rars. nj - ,ut e,ings. A vcry rrpT I'''
cccding FOR a board Of h, alih
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THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
ID III. O smon & q 0.


Second Story, North end Of Rcddich's ner
brick bioch, on NE public square.
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y SrSDAv ScrYE.--Y Yesterday German
boy led his aged and blind father from the
wharf up through State Street to the Capt.
tal Park. From their appearance it Was
evident that they had just arrived from the
Faderland and were seeking q home in this
country, 10 which all eXiles fee. Sorrow
ing and infrm, the. aged parent suffered his
cheerful son to guide his lettering steps.
Time had dealt severely and frosty with
The one--thc other it seemed TO touch only
TO invigorate ard adoin. The blossom Of
the Spring with the ripcned fruits Of the
Autumn. Under the shade Of large tree;
the boy seated the old man on a railing;
and wiping the moisture ircm his face, sat
down. He then took a well-worn book
from his pocket, and as the venerable
man drew near to the youth, he read 10
him tie Word Of Life from the New Tesla
ment. Alone. far from their native land,
and far from their kindred, those exiles
worsiipped God in his own Temple.
The numerous bells were then inviting
the citizens 10 church. A fashionable audi.
euce was collecting in a fashionable house
OF worship. Wealth AID beauty we're there
II e matron and the maid condesccndcd to
devote 4 few moments Of n Sabbath morning
TO SANDER orto slerI. Does the listening
cashier hcmble Tor his securities or for his
soul? Can the neck and the devout man
in tn pulpit bring his hearers 10 realize tho
iCliies of this world or the next? Docs tho
man of halfa million, with white neck cloth
and cadavcrous check, who beasts of saw.
ing all that he riMches- o $ he realize tho
/ source Of distinction OF his wealth ARE
not lis GcSc oWdautS already che " ing The
scanty crust of ponury ard want ?--wl Gu
winter chillS, and the rude winds pierce
their tender frames. rs TIE miser counts his
warm and sordid treasure. or laughs me-
chancally at an unappreciated jest, are they
not destitute OF n garment that he is too pen.
uriOuS TO beStow:
From these reflections VIC turned again 10
the pilgrims in the park. They were knee
ling on the Turf. with their faces resting
upon the railing. The exled Patriarch,
with one hand raised towards Heaven and
the o;h,r resting on the head Of his boy,
was at prayer. a!6cny Ereniny Journal
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"If there is any body under tho canister

OF heaven that have in utter excrescence,"
said Mrs, Darlington, cit is tale bearer
and slGnderer, going about ike boa-con-
siruc,or, circulating his calomel about hen
est folks. always know one by his pms,
mahogany. II seems as II Belzeboo nav
stamped him with his private signal, anu
everything he looks at appears to turn yn.
cr." And having u,terth this somewns.
elaborate speech, she was seized win ~
of coughing, and called fer some demukens
drops. Boston Post. eNs
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RMLEoADlo qiIL PAcific. air, Plunbe
Project, rs given in q letter to the Boston
Post. We like tle sixth '.evndition" huge
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-24
The Communication.

mus is tho title Of weekly FamIiy No&spa-
u PET, which viii make us appearance hPilIs.
boro' Chatham county, in May next ltwli em'
brace intelligence 81 polfu sal, literary aud mls
ccllancous character and will at the samo ume,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE III
politics, It will be neutral.
Those friends OF Temperance who have SO long
been anxious Tor Press to advocate the cause 10
witch they have 50 warmly adhered, can now be
accommodated, as sufficient number OF subscrl.
hcrs have already boon procured to warrant TINS
publication. The Editorial Department will be
conducted by an association OF able writers. The
price Of subscription is 50 per aunum, IN advance
IySocrctates OF Temperance Societies lhto'
out the state, are requested to forward to the Tub
Usher of the " Communlcator,' by mail, as soor
as convenient, the names of then respective As
sociations, their officers, number OF members, anC
all other information on the subject of Temper
auco, IN their possession, as will afford interest
/ GTEdtors, generally will please give The above
notice lew insertions,
( Plusboro, April, lsI7
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NEW WAY TO CURE OLD COM.
PLANTS.

In a small village, al no remote distance
from Preston, resides worthy lunerunl
vender of tea aud coffee, whose better hall
has been SIX months In so very precarious
a state of health, that her husband, as well
as the doctors, we'll nigh despalred Of her
couvaescence. AT length, however, after
all other sanslive means had failed, the
good mau thought he would try what he
could dc, either by way Of killing or cut
ing. He arrived al home one evening, al,
ter day'sloutney 10 the country, and draw
ing his char TO the fire, close to his wife
he accos,ed her III the following manner
Jane, love, are ia ony bellerl"
"No, William, dinna think am"
"Wel, Jane, is lokeIy aurume's shor
I this world together"
Aye, William, tlnke't same"
Well, Jane, never did deceive thee
and I'll not nav. met wi woman to
day, IN Brotheriou, jus, like thee, and
towed her thou wos III, and loikey to die
aud hoo would just suit me, and who saiI
as soon as tn dead nun lie! her know
md she'd ha' me-"
Jane was reused by this announcement,
aud starting from the seat, declared. "she
never die to suit him nor her"
From that time she has continued TO i'm
prove In health and strength daily - York
shire paper
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Dry GD00S,
nara az are and HfIerU

Its Sholc crmb.ring a stock d commanding cha
ns'e' fnfglj eGaa.l,d 10 this ruuntt5 -Whiei aa,.
~ orcu purchased ia New Yafk "a Cash. and 5
,stEIft at AUCTION aud private sale, ~i!l be .8,l
o. cheap rates, 70 merchant, families and others
The stock hclng entirely nes, ,na ,efy eencr.
Z umffchcuas Tar TOO many Aftgrirs q b. nun.
a7tel 10 single Advertisement, Hisda,ned sll.
'ecnt 70 state, thai almost every desirable autclc
vi Be iuaad al Ibc Establishment
10 DE selection aud purchase 81 The stock nos
eard TO the public. more than a months con.
'satlaba, has been expended att IS pains lave
sea 'pared 10 obtain every article on tic best
sfms.
Connected IS they arc sitb enc amooes, the
F'sf sud beet houses 10 tie t'atted States. abd
'iH every means af procuring pea1s on the beat
s-ns. Wui. G.. James & 60. II pffsua ied thsg
% Dir very great Inducements % those wlshtnr
6 r-'ahsse, such iudcrs ~ cannot TAI 10 .siisfy
Asa suPpll,.s af Goods nlii K constantly amy.
q - ,hey sga wanted
Fsyeuts.l'e.N c tlsy street
Nearly opposite tie New Lafayette Ilotel
Nu.s 90. l-tT ~