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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11
CARRELLSS
CARRELIsS
DININ G. HOUS e,
HARPER'S FERRY, VA,
The regular Dining place where Passengers
have ample time 10 line, On the baltimore
Ohio Railroad.

/ Occupying a large tic el, capable Of Din
M 300 Passengers, will have daily, for Dinner
roast beef. mutton yea! ard fowls; boi.'d ham
c,rncd heef and Oh ckens; soup and fish ~ sea
son; with a plentiful surpy Oh vegetables and
pastry. fruit, sc. In fact every thing shat the
markets AFFORD, will always be found al his Ia
bic.
Ice CREAM served uPduring the season at short
notice.
Lades and Gentlemen wishing to remain at
Harpers Ferry, viii find this House newly fitted
and furnished the Parlor and Chambers well ar
ranged. to make their stay at this romantic spot
agreeable.
il return my thanks TO the many thou
sands no have pltronzed me, and wall always
endeavor lo merit tLeir support.
- TO my country friends, and strang, rs visit
ing this place in carriages or horseback, will
say that my StabIing is large and well suppl q
with The best Of Proyender, attended by careful
O>ter. Ard my bar with choice Liquors, ale,
&c My charges 10 suit the times.
+. II. CARRELL.
Harrers Ferry, April 80, le5O.
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE IN THE
CuBA BUsINEss.-A message was recei
we'd in the Senate, on Monday from the
President, relative to the Cuba expedition,
! iC answer to Il communication from that
bod V. Ii gives all the information in pos
session of the President with regard TO
that affair. and states that no information
has been received establishing the exIs.
tence of any revolutionary movements in
the Island Of Cuba, among the inhabitants
of that island. The correspondence. it is
said, discloses the fact that repeated at
,empts have been made under the direc-
Gon of foreigners, enjoying the hospitality
of this country. 10 get all armed expedition
in lie United States for the purpose Of in
vadlng Cuba, and showing that the gov
eminent has been faithful i'll The observance
of its treaty obligations with Spain, and
in the execution Of the acts of Congress.
The message was laid on the table. Ii
is stated that the correspondence upon
he subject is very voluminous that the
Spanish minister kept Mr.. Clayton infor.
med Of every movement of the invaders.
by information received from Spanish
agents. Ii is further stated that Mr.. Clay
ton has written to the American consul at
Havana, in relation to The American citi-
zenS taken prisoners inslructing him t.
insist that distinction be made between
those committing and those intending
to commit a crime as those captured in
or near Mexican island not having been
guilty of any CRIME against Spain, are not
subject to punishment in Cuba. The
correspondent of the n. Y. Herald says:
1.-The first letter Of MIR. Clayton, of the
3lst May, is cool and moderate; that of
The LIST of June belrays great anxiety, and
Mr. Clayton is very particular i'll the diff
ference TO be made in the commission Of
crime and the intention to do so, and
demands that this shall be impressed up
on the mind Of the captain general. Mr..
Calderon, III one of his letters to Mr..
Clayton, declares that no mercy will be
shown TO the pirates, if captured and that
no appeal will be listened to in their be-
half
Some Interesting facts in relation to
This correspondence, and other matters
hearing on the Cuban expedition, will be
found in the letter of our Washington cor,
respondent lion. San
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For the Register.
The DulciIner:

- IEe DulCllAef;
VI New York tUnCcuUi ul Sa, red Music By
:. b. WOODBURY.. rubnSlcd BY Huntington
q Savage, &i5 lean Street, n. Y. 1850.
Having been favored with copy O.
the above named work from the publish
"rS, we iurnlSh brlvf notice for The inlor-
nation III iov@rS OF music in TIL. region OF
the musical world. We have seen and
examined many pubucalonS in This de-
par'ment ct Science, but never have VIZ
<etn work So y /, gotten up and execu-
"u' II Is true, that there are many which
We nave not ,een, vet from Ill that We
Ta'' seen we are dI>posrd 10 pronounce
"''S The best which has come under our
immediate notice. RcOurains more church
music l"r lis siz,. winch IS not smAl
'''n amy that t,as appeared Vet; and IN
. n '"'' to tn" rholre coleclion OF An
"''"S' "conIalns The 0ra.orio Of AbsoIom,
~ eng some oi The ti:eSt gems, select.
su IRON The best authors, as We'll as orlri.
"a' pieces by Mr., Woodbury..
hot 'e mer""n''aI execution, which by
VIC oy enhances any work, is not surpass
=! al! Wo,k OIL u,e saine hIad |, j,
IVA %''U "om dlamcnd s,er.ol> ne ula,e.
y" GOOD PAGER. The work is caIcu
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Great Mechanical Work.
D. APPLETON s. CO., NEW YORK,
fire nom publishing IN paris. price
TuenIU.fue cents each,


Twenty-Five cents each,
4 DICTIONARY of Machines, Mechanics,
4 Engrne-work, Engineeringi designed fer
Practical Working M"n, ard those int nded for
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contain complete practical treatises on Mechan-
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The publishers have expended large sum OF
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almost every work on the subject whether pub
lrshed in Englar d, France, or Germany, the
most essential parts of hIch being comprised
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The publishers have endeavored 10 use
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of the work contains at least four times The
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The publishers are, in short, determined re-
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER

I The proprielorship of this paper lIayln=
Undergone Il change, The undersigned
under whose control it has passed, deem
it proper that they should advise l's pa
irons of such change, and Of lis future
course.
Believing a paper devoted TO party pol,
iticS uncaIed for in This community, they
have determined to pursue strictly nett
rai course, and TO debar from t col
Iumns of the Register, every thing SAVIOUR
ing in the least degree of partisan asperlty.
They do not intend by this announce
ment to deny themselves or CORE pondrnrs
The privilege of canvasSing the merits or
dement's of great questions Of Stale pcIiry,
as regards which party lines are not drawn.
as for example the questions OF Reform,
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borhood are principally engaged, and con-
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character.
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b. Railroad and Canal with
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sing medium for the business men Of
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TERMS---$2 per a1rum, in advance :;
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CA X D.

| \ consequence Of some necessary re-
| pairs, navigation Oh the Alexandra
Canal will be suspended for several weeks
We have arranged to deliver goods IN
Georgetown without delay. and hope Ihal
our customers ON lne line and deal = gen
eraly will not lei this temporary lneErnP-
ION prevent their coming % our market,
as our stock is unusually large and desl'
rable. McTEIGH, BRO. & co.
tlnxandria. March &c. 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11
From the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON. June SIS P. NJ.

.another National d Gculfy--Return Of
the Charge de .?6airs at Portugal &c.
learn that information has been recei'
we'd ct the State Department. that another
National difficulty Is about being develo'
ped. The Portuguese government mas
partially refused indemnify in the case "l
Psirsteey Armstrong aaJ p!AsEs, a"G the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11
Est RA Y.

NTRAYED from the residence Of the
y subscriber residing IN ShepherdsroNn
on the 30Dh day of May last, WHITE
COW, with black nose ears, and teet, and
small blue spots upon her neck; she has d
small head and slender horns no other
marks recolleced. Any information in
regard to the Cow, will be thankfully re-
celved and reasonably r. warded hv
JACOB SHEETI Sr.
ShepherdstuWu. Jane | |. iS5j-3r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11

10 Mr.. James J. Miller Of Charles.
town, has received the appointment oI
Deputy Marshall To take The Census of
Jefferson County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11
Hon. James Brown Clay, the American

Hon. James Brown Clay, the American
charge de affairs at Lisbon has in conse.
quence, demanded and received his pass.
por's' and Is now on his way home. The
President will send special message to
Congress on The subject. Ioy.
II VIII be remembered that Prcsiden,
TayIor,n his annual message TO Congrt s.,
IN alludlng 10 these claims, made the fol.
lowing remarks -
"The omission of Portugal TO do Justice
tn the American claimants, has now assn
med character ST. grave and serious, that
| shall shortly make il the subject Of a spe-
clal message to Congress, with a view 10
such ultimate action as its wi dom and pa
irio'ism may suggest.-Eis. San.
CuBA.-Ercifemeni IN New Or1eans.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadel phia Inquirer Informs that paper
that letters have been received from high
~ respectable sources in New Orleans,
stating that the excitement in tina CITY
with regard 10 Cuba was greater than ever,
and that thousands woUld at once 90 there.
ifthere were any means of co veyanre.
He adds that there is another expedition
on foot, and that the i'll success Of Lopez
and his handful of followers had not. in
the slightest degree, dampened the feeling
in favor of the en- erprise. 1t is urged that
if the whole Spanish army could NOT pre-
vent Lopez from landing, that it would be
easy TO land at any time larger force.
The indications are, that trouble will
grow out of this business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11
EnElh TEAS

FhEItt TEAS
ITO ches and J chrs'> very superior
GnnpoW der. Imperial aud y. Il.
65 leases l4Ihs. ca, Pouchong OF black,
expressly for family use.
25 ! CHESS extra brands Of green o.
Gunpnwdrr, selerleL ron receat mp"r-
IA ions, and warranted 10 lie very superior
n point Of quality, landing and for sac
~ McErlgh, Bro. a. 70.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11

Rev. DUDLEY A. Tyne has resigned
the rectorship of Trim y Church, in Co.
Iumbus, Ohio. and accepted call TO
Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-11

1 a??rZe the Pubic that they have co.
iabIIShed themselves in the
Brass aid lr0l FGsia.Gry Business
in S!!;epnerGsiown, and are now ready to
perform all kinds Of work appertainlng
thereto.
They will manufacture in the best man.
ner and with the best materials TO be pur-
chased in The market all kinds of ParIor.
ten plate, and Cooking Stoves for coal or
wood; Crates, Andirons, Pots, Ski
tets and huI ow-ware. They will fur
ol,h 10 any pattern Cast Iron Fencing.
Plough Castings. Wagon boxes, Mill
irons and Machinery to order Also the
ltan work of Threshiug Machines. and il
general whatever belongs to their branch
# business.
The DAYS Of Casting are Wednesdays
and Saturdays, SO that il will be necessary
lor those having work to be done to send
II on the previous days. The underslgn.
ed having determined to pay strict ai,en-
ton 10 their business and to do everything
N a superior manner would respectfully
solicit the patronage of liberal public.
DONELLY d. HELLER.
Nav IA, lS50.-lI.
EI~ Old Metal taken in exchange.
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B0AT NO
+, kHD
COMMISSION BUSINESSl
Err s1T:-ss
SseszkSzssssS-s..rs.<sS

THE subscribers having Boats constant
| ly running 10 Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, respectfully inform all persons having
PROD UCE
to send to either market, that they vii
boat il on reasonable terms. They also
havea WAREHorsE situated on The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, and on The BALI.
more and Ohio Railroad, and will forward
produce to any point on The Baltimore
road, ot on The Winchester road, al very
small charge.
A SUPPLY OF ASTER,
Salt. Fish, Tar. Shingles, Laihs, Lumber.
&C., always on hand, and for sale low.
WILLIAM S. ELGIN & CO.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 8, ls50-tf
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NEW
CASH STORE.

fTfIE Subscribe mas just Received and !. soss
opening IN the House formerly occupied by
Solomon Saley new and extensive sssCItn.. nj
Of goods such as Groceries, Bacon, Liquors,
Wines, Hardware, QH.enSSare, Boots sLs.s
aud Hats. domestic ColinI sSe. I'll of SkRb D.
viii sell Wholesale or retail al city pTire, merely
adding cost IF transportation. As be in,enfs sci.
!Ing eXciu-ve!y for Cash or IN exehaugs for nro-
tuce, lie hopes 10 be able 20 sell y .uch, ~.
as TO make II an ifducement for all u no u;.b %
deal ~ TIA: way to give him call. =, ir.,.ne~
lac Vii cell good oriea", sugar at Sci.
sr - b., Do 90 s!
OH. ,-.O'1' 81! gal.
Sugar Houre syrup al
coed R,o coffee ne
Fely best Co "A
pest lhferial tea 100
best Il. Z. do Extra article l,2s
Bacon G.
Domesiies very cheap by tie piece sud ercr-
mug M my Line Al tlIe corresponding ratcs. II
you dOnh believe u cali and see,
J April ie, leSo-a
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

EROh TIN BOSTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
prevails matters and peks OF the best Aad pretiess
Of u.s. In our prime In th. STATE Of thing: mus Do the
neys voyages and medicines 0f ali the medicines know
Of DR. Wstars 'BAlsam Of Wild Cherry is what We arss
recommend We have in onoc living proof Of les eh
who but for it, would have been beneath the sod long
ago The inventor Of this medicine DIR. Wstar was man
Of science OF humanity and undoubtedly prepared tho re-
edy IN its best FORM and the public may rely upon Mr.
Fovle for the genuine article. -
To Fsmies-Yrom the usefulness Of this medicine
the proprietor would especially recommend as general
family nedinee and advise every family 10 keep IL "a s
cough mixtures In but likewise much more ssto
for either children adult II not only emanstes from re-
gusr has well tested in all the
pants for which recommended IL not Intention
therefore, either cloak mystery in any way deceiv
the public BY overratng its virtues on the Contrary shall
brief statement OF its
and dAtter myself that its surprising eeaey VIII enable me
furnish Of will satisfy the most In
cr~duious that consumption and ean be cured. ths
medicine he resorted TO in time
IBe careful and get the genuine Dr. Wstsrs BasAm Of
Wild Cherry. None genuine, unless signed BY lBUrrS
Address orders Seth w. Fowe Boston Mass For sale
BY A. d. sands 100 FULTON street. also the A,tor and
Stores broadway at HavilAnd Reese
Co s. Maiden Lane william Burgers, Courtlandt street;
and Druggists generally throughout the United States
srA n.Au
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
MEDICAL.

XNATTss NERVOUS AUTHORITATIVE fHu n
w pessed letters from such aea - W. Weber na..
wm. Reeves ESQ Major Noah Buiver the Mss Of
Of reference the before Caleb haysr
the ,p ana the voice OF the vheie pueo ~ 10
anaphrodisA neuralgia spAsuodio disease
can be in existence 81 per bottle ~ dosea l07 Nassau
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
MEDICAL.

DRIvATE D1skAss CURgD N OsE DAY, Br
tocal srpcstor ~ithsut p.fn.rbe victims 81 s-cre'
hsbse e.s r-y en permanent cure an ente nsv nSss
IN this been used Tor yeers ~
Burore, vita success 10 every esse. Dr. LARhONf ~
Heste street s~ ss. dsy vhich haze tsmed ths .th~
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

ovu sxrs - III VI
Arrived.
Brig Abrsm (of ScituateC ColInan, CurseoA March 2
With mdre TO Lewis sailed in COMPANY with brig
Mason (of Bath ]. for NYork. -
Brig william DugAn, Charleston. 8 days win cot
ton snd rice, TO MeCresdy \ Co.
Bris Calais, Llbec. . days. with lumber. .
Sohr lthce-mAstei( Alexander Mitchell Hisrth. Mara
oAibo, II days. with hide sc, Maitland Phelps Co.
Scbr CorneliA Wright, Fredericksburg. dASs.
Sshr Albert, fsndl, ION, Mschias, ~ days
Schr III Is Poster, kolleT. MAohins 10 days
Schr Txsso, BAKER, haehss, ~ days
Schr Isabel Weber, Aachlts, 10 days
Schr Feme.- Machias, sdays
schr Gazclie, -, NArgpr : days.
Sshr Metallic Anes. Thonaston, days
Schr William Henry. SsoFcr, Thomastoa. dAIs
Schr Richmond, ThOrndyke ThOmaston. 4 days.
Scfar WAtehmAn. -. Thonaston. days.
Schr ked Beach -. Lutec, . days
Schr StAtesfnan, ---. Harring ton. Mo, days.
Sctr Victor Berry, lort lAud. days.
Scqr Cinderella. SNOW. froyincetown,6 days
SeEr Mary, Eldridgs. Pres .ncetown. days.
Solr Cenevs Grant, Bo-ton.s days.
Schr Georges William. illbki 10 dsys from ~ Eastern
port.
Brig Pilgrim a. DAYS from Oporo 70 Barclay V
Brig Pax (SN D. - dats nom Rotterdam
Brig Nora Por hica.
yrsg Wacs-a Powell ol Marks To Coo Anderson ..
BrLg Sarah Irower Aharos. from Mobile.
Alss, ship, two tarAs, and ,vo briss, unknown
sailed.
Ship New York, Charleston.
April li-wind SUNRISE W. meridian. do sunset, DO,
and Very strong throughout he day.
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
DR. CONyERs; INyICoRArINC CORpIAI 70

DR. CONvHRS, INvIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR
~ Genital Debility, Impotency, Incontinence or Noctur-
nal Emissions &C. keThs justly celebrated cordial Is now
considered the only remedy for those sad dersng
bits Of youth nordnate indulgence Of the passions
The following OF the effects OF this vo-
aton Of the laws Of mans and social beingros-
tron dyspepsia pain in the head and aim
vson weakness Of the back and lower
mptency and total decay OF virilty weak
society mdity distrus and love Of soli-
tude Young and middle aged may here learn why hey
decl in healthwhy they become pale eye sunken
they losing their youthful appearance
This nvgoratng and cordial has
Of persons who have gnorsny injured them
dock other have effect in these cases. nor
fiction and which often in wonderful
little books this subject Of use to the patient Young
you would avoid the burning with esustic bstring
liz and powders. &C. which usually prescribed 70 ne
purpose procure this cordats the only anchor OF hope
business at home travellingand be restored N b
Those ountsry nocturnal which are 80 harrass
aud destructive and productive OF much mise mel TO
the system ncapactatng the for physical or
exrtion will be speedily removed by this CORDIAL
Mark this cordial contains opium mercury or any other
tent Zach bottle OF the genuine has DR. Couvers
rating Cordial blown the glass Price 81 bottles three
for $40 the half Dozen important remarks 70
the married and single with ample directions accompany
Fulton street. clamp store) sun Buildings New York and
by DR. Convers his Office No 81 Third avenue New YORK
B-Persons in the country have the Cordis and
letter Of advice carefully forwarded to hem by addressing
above kotceMarred persons whose conJusN relations
been productive and those contemplating marriage
confidently consult Dr. Convers personally or by letter. post
maid
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

~ by Of the Pocket lEscuspus Every One His
Own Physician. Tweny-fourth edition. with one hundred
engrsvings showing Private Diseases and Of
Generative system shape and FORM by William
Young M D. Graduat the University Of Pennsylvana
The Of Secret Diseases Semina Weakness Dis
Youth faithfully described and :. the recipes gwen In
plain language The chapter on Self Abuse and Seminal
NeAkness worthy Of particular attention aad should be
read By every Young men, who have been
the Of Doctor matter what his pretensions
be- copy Of this truly useful work Strangers visiting
the city particularly those contemplating marriage, don't
think Of home withou, COPY Of the poehss cu
apus Sea and going to sea- should possess
DR.. young Treatise Marriage the Pocket Aenapus q
Every One His Own Physesn- Any person sending tweny
enclosed will receive OF this
book BY mall copies will be sent for one aoila A.
DR.. WM. YOUNG. l52 Spruce street, fhAdeicniA
and Tor sale By strnser Tovnsend u broaavay Nsv
York.
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

DocToR RALPH GLOVER, AUTHOR OF TlIR PRI-
~ Treatise and Medical Guide continues TO be con-
suited usual, his ohce in those difficult cases Of
priv that have bsd the skill OF physicians less
this branch Of practice Dr. e. has confined
himself 70 oce practice for the last ~ years in his pre-
locston and has rea.-d difficult OF stro
ture gse seminal weakness & than other physician
in this city Occs No. II formerly No. ~ Ann street.
riyat ntrn throur he ent
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRi.
IL vate Treatise &c-Ofhce hours. TO II A M TO r.
M (sunday excepted )-No. IS Greenwich street Those
who apply the eaper Of certain dsessee will be
surprised and rapidy OF the In
from its first incipen TO its more advanced and dis
tressng stages also Seminal diseases rom
advantages, and very extensive praetieel he can
such certain SAFE and radical he show
ample for stating be obtained from other in
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
NR ConpER "a nuANR STREET WISHES THR

NR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, WISHES THH
~ victims disease peruse the following retter-Dr
CooJer-Sir:-Iast July contracted disease and applied
10 a doctor who promised to cure in q week con-
tnued with him months, and gradually getting
tried several advertising doctors but 60 effect
concluded to to the hospital where The kept ms
under a Of Tor weeks. Ny throat and
nose were uerated pains my joints and body covered
with ulcers complete skeleton. Tho doctors con-
sdercd IL give medicine and ad
vised southern climate left the hospital and, BY the
Of friends placed myself under
the January last The re-ut told restored
70 perfec hes TIIOS GREEN Brcklayer. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1850-04-15

q zoo REwARp.-CRoSSNANS SPECIFIC MIX
SOOO for the OF gonOrrhcs Of all remedies
yet fcr the complaint this the most certain
speedy aud without the least
stretiOn Diet drink exposure OF ehsnss IN application TO
eent gonorrhme brought which the mi xture will NOT
cure under forfeiture Of 500 Many cured In two days
the store rs Broadway corner OF Chambers
street. also No 10 House at 10 Broadway aud 100
The New York herald., 1850-04-15
q. w W sAyEn-nR GREGnRY.S FRENCH ANrIDOIK

"A N perfect snterminstor Of al private dss.ses
enguhes the and purtesthe blood. The first dose
will Il We relief and some cured In days One
package lasts week. and very few require more lie
the disease unlimited The proprietor Will
warrant perfect cure OF forfeit SD and return all that
paid. Price, 81. Sold I'D FULTON street. ~
Bowery corner of Grand street. and ~ the Doctors con-
sutng On Madison No charge for advice