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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-24
G.. 81 Il. l.. KERRISON IL co.
Direct Importers Of
f Re G. N d. Y-G GOD S
In CharIesfou. South Carolina

+ o K T. G. n d K &C o I'D s
IN Chnrlestoa, South Carolina,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends, and
w those who purchase Dry Goods in their
city, that they are prepared and are offering
very large and we'll assorted stock OF Foreign and
Domestic, Staple, and Fancy Dry Goods, selected
for and particularly adapted to the Southern fradr.
Importing direct, they feel assured Of being abls
TO sell goods ~ low in Charleston, they be
bought in any other market in the United States.
They would call particular attention to Linen
Goods, Of every description; the make will be
found Of best finish, and perfectly free from any
smirtpe Of cotton Also to their stock Of Dres
Goods, which will be found second to none in the
market.
Terms Cash, or city acceptances.
G.. &E l.. KERRTSON, & co,
No. 900 King nor,hwee, corner King and Marks
' Feb. 10. streets.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-24

u; The Buffalo Courier makes the follow
ing painful retort to the Boston Courier:
ToM PAWS BIRTH DAY.--A salute, in honor
Of the birth Of Thomas Paine, was yesterday
fired on the common Boston Courier, Jan 80.
He is the last man We should expect to see
cannonzcd'
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

India stations gives force OF nine sailing vessels and
six steam y yts,s,s s.d IN sdditio. there cruising
Britsh Islands, comprising three ssing vessels and
three scre~ demonstrating in ALL available force
two guns The Dspsrtnsnt has no information Of TIE
extent nature the French naval forces employed on
the SSrh = coast or in n: West lnd,
British squadron in the latter In reply to the
inquiry whether necessary
to our force on station the Secretary
the vessels in ordinary Of navy might be put In
mission to augment the home squadron In the West In
da seas should that be found necessary, q
shov In the annual report recently transmitted from
the Department Augmentation, however, would call
for additional appropriations over the annual expendi
draw vessels from other and distant stations for service
in the West IDdiesa step which, in justice to
mercis interests, the Department cannot recommend
except in the event Of urgent necessity.
THE MR. THRAsHER.
The SPEAKER also laid before the House communi-
cation iem the State Department in reply to resou-
tion for information stating there doubt John g.
Ihrssher citizen Of the United States by BIRTH
is there any doubt he has resided Cuba for consider
able number Of years, engaged in business although
the precise period and duration Of such residence
ionsS 20, known own On th: point the Department has
has made communication to the Department
although he has, through the press addressed
ment and people of the United States. There is
evdeLce in the possession Of the to show
what was his puIpose which required bus return to his
members Of his family Understood to be, like himself
residents in Cuba, his father having gone there some
years ago These all the known general facts respest
ing the nature of his residence in Havana which have
come to the knowledge of the Department The Score
tary discusses the general question Of Mr. Thrashers
right to exemption from Spanish law and authority
the ground Of his being native born citizen
of the United States IT, he says, Mr.. Thrasher
in his and imprisonment did not enjoy the bene
fits which native born Spanish subec enjoy in like
cases but harshly treated, more severely
punished for ths that he native born citi
Of the United States, it would be clear Of the
violation of treaty obligations and would demand the
Of the government but there is proof
in the department such of Mr.
1t may have taken place. and the Secretary refers to
various dispatches which have been received.
Tie communications referred to the Committee
Foreign Affairs, with instructions (on the motion Of
Mr. Brooks examine into the laws Of domic in the
island Of Oub and to if they not proper mat
tiers for gosSations and treaty with Spain.
The House then djourned until Friday.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

n . N Il n M A II II Z II

TUESDAY, December ZJ-6 L. N.
In consequence Of the non-asrivai Of the Baltic
this morning, business was partially Suspended The
stock market was particularly dull and depressed
Prices with difnculty sustained. There was no
disposition to operate, and holders afraid to
put their stocks the market, knc wing the rspsi
depreciation that would follow The greatest eH-
citement existed among business men, and al sp~
peared determined to await the arrival Of Later
About o'clock the Baltic with four days later nsss
Was teegaphed and until EXTRA HERALD issued,
crowds thronged publishing office. The
ment that order regned in Paris" was received with
much exultation, and the public mind at oncs re-
leved The effect on financial and commercial affairs
here will probably be great realized London
and Paris. It Will be by detailed reports
OF the European money markets. that at first the
depression in public stocks very great, and that
the reaction equally sudden and equally -rsat.
Notwithstanding the apparent tranquility Of poites, a
fairs the Continent there is evidently CONSIDER s
dsrust among capitalists, and the commercial glasses
generally. This is by means surprising These sud-
den uphsavings OF the political cauldron have
tendency to create apprehensons relative to the future
and make every cautious how they involve thsni-
selves deeply in any Of the of the day We
doubt it will have tendency to turn the atteu
tion of the moneyed classes to this country and give
impetus to the desire previously manifested to Invest
capital in public securities, aud In various
branches Of industry The effect upon our most impor
tsnt interests must be of highly favorable character
and shall reap rich harvssts from the difaeultss
which threaten to PROSTATE the principal power Oh
Europe 1t lie an i'll wind that blows good; and
whatever in the Old World to unsetls public oc
private adars-potical, religious financial comsr9
cialhastens the realization of that event which
much desire and have so long eoucentra
ton of capital In this city to such extent to make
1t the great moneyed centre Of the world.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to-day amounted to $3, ,sso ST. payments,
$39066 s2-balanoe, e2693 1928 90.
The demand for foreign exchange was quite active
day, and the supply of sterling bills limited. We
quote bills on London at 1O1 lo1 per cent preum;
on Paris, 81 81 1881; Amsterdam, 4l1z s41K; Bre-
men, 7s1l 1881; Hamburg, 361s 3oss. 1t is not
yet known how much specie the steamer from Boston
will take but we have doubt she will take much
larger sum than anticipated
The Baltic, from Liverpool brings rather favorable
accounts relative to the Quotations for cotton
were steadily improving and there indications
permanency In the recovery There activity
in the markets. and better prices ruled The sup
ply Of both home and foreign whsAt limited
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

The World ms it Passes morris q Wi.
las Home Journ,l for s52s family newspapsr puSli,hsd
Iies viii be Issued the lst Of January The Home
Of cultivated abit-sw Of those Who snivsn
make home the most integent and attractive
woven 90 the stron and
Home The ss.s q sSs busy sa
Mon IN ,he hSur. given to and rslaxa,ioa oa.
material AID ors astanee than have heretofore used
nsslS i.scrcu, departments other hands: This enables
rs 70 carry out avey cherished desgn Of eur own-one Of
er.d simply and only net having he time and labor TO
H. ssd will snass
lure. Every knows how evening circle
S,entd BY the e,mips in q rnlissns man, who knows
al the new ideas afoat and tells them briefly, gay, and
onhsra in the way Of ordn:ry Such per.
% sGn n Of ~. M ss sa a 'S.s
book in dozen vods-syes the essence Of sermon the
spi, sf an siiei. n review sSs nsrsisy fahioas h
last turn In poe, all briefly. and All without detail
so.. %sss we fa
the nons Journal for isa We mean 20 j.. aowp for
tails ogr way As read dropin and talk
ss and them est under
The head Of Keys for Oosp FORMERLY we used 20 Law such
i6emssiysi. in vi. wy the subscriber the Home
shsp. o. G.a't q sTsry nav iass sai g.!Hs ~
Iel9isr sstsIe. q the pap;r VII Be eonansed
tioBs sris scenes In New York nsvs Of fa.hon and
phases ois.y End literary society any fan
have scarce hush IL necessary to mention bos.vsr what
es and adv,ase svsry hssre Of S snS
improvement and strive bard TO make the Home JOurnsno
nal AZ New Y.sfs Present. rom ssn,isnsnt sisdy <.
Home Jcurnsl h one Of which the remen ersnce renewed
sss s'is;ss t s.:s. 81:
so!y for three ,ssr. s'-slw,y; n sdyAsos sgS:srss
'''n'0' '' hdi.or-, lc7 ruisoS s.rsss. Ne. fols.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
The Bids for the Canal Loan, Sc.

DeC.
The bids fer the canal certificates Of
opened this afternoon, by Comptroller Fuller.
The aggregate bids 026 600 The premiums
from to 4 per cent. John Thompson, Of New York,
obtained $300O00 Byron L. Gross, Of the city,
$4,000; + p James Of New York $4,000 The remainder
distributed in small lots in various parts Of the
State These bids nearly two cent below the mil
lion taken three mc nths since The annexed
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
SOCIETY MEETINGS. ETC.

MAsoNIC.-THE MEMBERS or DARCY LODGE. Nh.
M 49, are hereby summoned to sttend meeting Of Darcy
Loige on Thursday evening December 25th hsf psss
Tor te purpose Of electng ecers for ths orsuius
1HEo. l.. Tfsoi at. sso'y pro TEN.
MAs0NtC TIE MEMBERS or PIATr LODGE No.
l ~ ste hereby umnonsj 10 stend sssisr " P.as
L0dss On Thur tsy evening December @ Is ootoc
or tne purpose ot eecsiss Ooers for tbs ensuog ysh
Nv scxtusa. secrsss,y
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

The bids above Sl0o 25 take 600 Of the loan The
balance 000) is spporiened between Andrew White,
Byron l. Cross, and Tracy Beadle, on their bids of
$l0t IS.
Mr. Seymour the State Engineer expected to return
to this city 70. morroW.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
House Of Representatives.

sotNIr LAND
The House commenced buiinsss ct half past twelve.
and resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole On
the State Of the Union the bill explanatory Of the
upiy Land Law of sept 1850 The obi ct Of the bill was
TO make Ian warrants ss-igpsbe and provide additional
compensation 10 land ocers and lands for soldiers not
heretofore provided for
Several amendments having been adopted. the COM
mittee when unsuccestful mott wac made to
refer the subject TO The Judiciary Committee.
The original I'LL vas ordered 10 be engrossed for
third reading and subsequently referred select COM
n.ittee ofhve
coMnUNtcsTfovs from DsrARrNENTs- rHr RuMonED
rsFATY BsTwEgN FRANt sSCLsSD srD srAtv-THr AwE-
rfcsN FEfTtsH sqCADBoNs on COAST.
The SPFlErH laid before the House a communication
from the Secretary q etate In reply 10 a reso.
tton calling for Information The Secretary states
That the Department has information or know.
koge u The corcusion q treaty between spain,
ttsuce asd Great Bitan IN respect 20 the island OF
tuoe-on The coDtisry there Is good reason 70 sup
poe us no such treaty has teen entered into
Sithouth thtte oeisl inormaion IN the State De-
OF with gate T. the second branch Of TIE resou.
ton inqLity the Secretary o the Navy replies the
fqusdr u the Unit atss st employ on our
owr coast afd ia tie Hest tLda seas consists a the
ucau hirete FaFersf t,ftgs Al1sEg gtsae al Da~a.
ut std the steamer Vixen IN a eve vessels carving as
guus TIE relative to the yi1ish
navel force employed on the North America sal ives,
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Holiday Hats.-The New Hat Company,
Of Nos 6 and las Nassau street, the oldest
Hat Company in New York. Their Hats are made of the
enes. ana In the most iasnionsble styles ana
ment Thus by their beautiful system Of doing business
the pioneer. in the enterprise Of ooPsraon they have
rooms The popular Hat Depot ai and
ts many tators and the eaouses of its higher priced
rivals they will still continue to the purchaser the
cost Of the article Itself snd not the cost Of rumpery
tomerst bestsw they fit. B-The Kossuth Felt
Hats Plush and Cloth Caps Umbrellas &c. at the lowest
atea
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. 70, 1851.
The Telegraph Of to day states that the presence Of
the British war off Vera Cruz is to enforce the
payment sf the Mexican bonds and in the event OF
refusal, Vera Cruz Is to be blocka ded.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Fsncy store NO Aq Broadway will be found the greatest
xrrisiy Of and beautiful srcles for holiday presents
The hnest sfsoftment f Pspier Msohe Tables Work
Cabinets and Dressing Cases In the CITY, will be found
HE sxtn.ye Bszasr Also Porte kOnnaies card Cases
snd 10000 other Novelties too 70 mention,
be and purchased very cheap No f Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Ioys Dole thlns Igufes T.y Furniture, Workboxes was
Aoeordecns-a lsrte stock hlso Gold and Silver stars
Lse Tasse snd Trimmings for thestrca military fancy
dresses Re ladies, best time call throurh
day y. COMBS, 2A Grand street. near the Bowery.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

the popuisoIc medicines contain oE lss sloohos
stmulsnt which prevents their rs The Oxygen.
ated bitters being irelv ft.n every int1xcasnr
quality vii tetot nd uot MY agreeable spt highly ees
tious in restoring heahv tone ID ths digestive
Sold, wholesale and retail bIA p, sanis. 10 fulton
q. u. Ring ls2 and A. T.. scovi Co. 2i6 B-osi
vsy sndb TIE p-rtts.e zsnsrs7 6gouGbov, tSs Uassi
Sa.e. AZ sa-~1A
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Hair Dye the best yet discovered for corng the hair or
"hskers the moment applied The wonderful and
,tsnty with which ths fsvorits snd odstab shed Hair
DE performs is sstonishing ~ 10 for sale, applied
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Portable Dressing Cases, I'm all that the
sare imports eonpae, and complete containing useful
aeles, fthe best quality. warranted.
A. J. SAUNDERS. ls7 Broadway
Corner Of Liberty street. and S57 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

LOUISVILLE, Dec. %, 1851
The Hon Henry Cays letter ressning his seat in the
United States Senate read in the Senate Of the Ken
trcty Legislature to day. when they passed resolutions
to elect a Sc rator Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Comb Fsctory.-Ladies are resPee tfull y
invited 10 examine the choice selection Of Cfsss Combs ~
Me subscribers store Tho variety beyond all doubt the
ueatest in he eisy. -
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

hshdsons style az sentems9s dress patent boots Thsy
enough make the little fellows
boots Also water proof double soe cork sole Dress
Boots and Overshoes Of every decription for gentlemen
and ladies' AZ the lowest prices md every thnt that
be thought the feet be fsvnd AZ BROOKS oet
bfAted Boot and Shoe Emporium 100 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Public Ccstune.--T. Smith Jr., Of iCy
Fulton street. attends 10 the dessing pretty large
OF the "multitude, should Judge from she numbsc
constantly IN bis store seleesnE Esrmen Of every as.eP
ten Bis stock sens. and his prices too snA 10
mention.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

WfRs ma Toupees. = BhNchefOrH NeW
syle ofwiss are pronounced the perfect imitation Of
nature yet Invented Those wanting superior article
should call BATeHELt RS celebrated Wiz Factory No
all street. where be found tho largest and
sortment In the city COPY the address.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

tion, specially sotup for Holiday presents assortmen
o. s worf in every splezdid variety Of velvet medallion
,nd other lndnI net seuhrs 70 Be found this city
ao. very elegsRt tuprly CO al othss r-.h0ii6
Boots and other suitable presents for the holidays st ths
Broadway Catholic Bookstore 556 Broadway NY below
Prince ftreet "
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
CAPTURE of an Escaped Convle

LocKPoRT, December % 1851.
Knckerbccker the murderer who escaped from jail At
ao the night Of the 22d arrested at Sulphur
SPRING. Eve miles west Of this place this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

since May l 9 Of throat disease s6 esses Of lun
si:e'se and ~ sases of seioula Inysss viii please
other arts Of the day are devoted 20 family practice one
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
BoRIe's Electric Hair Dye requires only

70 he Known be appreciated before thing else lt
Superior merits are the theme Of admiration and surprise W
all who use H. The ladies long dsspard Of ever getsg
perfect Hair Dye, and in eostais with IT, sod whole
sale ar all together with Bog Hyperion FLUID for The
Hair and bis ether prepsrstions BY b. g. sands 100
FULTON street Ruahton, Clark Co. 2 and j. Mlhau, 1873
Broadway Nm N. Cary Co., 2t5 Pesr street and by the
Druggists and Peruners throughout the United States
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

ever invened Equally eelebrstsd Gourauds Medcaed
Soap Cor curing shsps ehsies rourhn sender aesh, pin
res freckes he. Liquid Houee Poudrs Subtitle upreoss
nar from part Of the body Ly Whit and Hair Close
@ walker street nesr Broadway Calender 50 South
Third street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Furs for the Holida ys.--Nhat can be
appropriate for Holiday Gift" to lady than
set Of furs stock comprises Sabes Mar
tens Royal Ermipe, Chpch Mink Rock Maren Muds,
xistorinss Tppets Cuns and Trimmnss, combining es-
selves against the blasts of winter invited call
examine them. GENIH, 2l4 Broadway opposite ST. Paufs
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, &c.-A
beautiful assortment Of the above articles Of the
snd unique patterns be at the subsarib bers
A L J. SAUNDERS lE 6roaavay.
Corner of Liberty street, and 357 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Muslin
Curtains Gilt Cornces Satin Deaines ana all other Cur
tain Materials, for sale ct reduced prices. by
store extending through to 81 Reed street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

India Rubber GlOves.-A certain and
speedy for Cha pred Hands, sAt Rheum Sc excel
lent article dutpg sweeping and making coal
fres making the ban Dc soft white and delicate For sale by
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER, 47 Broadway, and by all
India Rubber dealers.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

sxTs esnssqusnce Of the great press Of highly
Important nsvs, We are compelled 70 0nl many
tsleersphio and locsl reports
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

REWhRD.-TO AMERICAN AND ENGLI3H CAP
nins ssamen and othsrs-fn July lsD. young msn.
then aged ~, and named Edmund Charles Bsokler was
serving on board an English vhsr the Barpoons Capt.
Lock mater. and whilst the South Eeas eft the ship
rtth Richard Moore apprentice and NOS having been
since heard o. believed By his relatives W be dad Five
Blssher spplies.ion TO r. D. Ksisslsy Ess. sslis
rs Basng street LsDdop 10 10 supposed that ater
leaving s Harreoner ke served BY the name % To-.
board an Amesscsi ~tslsr the Lms q Nsnsuekse s1a
teiwsrts served pIos named Loven, er ans hAmei
Hutchinson. AZ Nuhsheva uJ living 81 RoahusA 70
the wndssrd Of the MarquCsa Islands.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
1 take this oppor, unity OF returning

most grateful thanhs 10 Mr.. HAWKINS. OF i5s Lass
Isthty-hrst street. for informing what cured hi= o.
rheumatisn had sudered the most excruciating tcrss
for fourteen Ny whole joints swelled ana in
famed my leEs drawn back TO thighs-ns can
oes rte-and In less thsn three weshs entirely
cured for from all rain aud swelling Having lived
tvny i've years In this neighhorh0od shnk at least
hvs hundIed p.otie must kaov me- sad know wh. have
suffered; % vtsh TO tsl them s !. Dr. Wstts Ner-
Anidote. Patrick scoilon, 1si Thiri avsnue, be
tween wentieth snd rensy hrst streets.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Hats for HOlidays.--Silk, Beaver, ana
Felt Kossuth chdrens white black beaver silk plush
and cloth Caps Now s the tine TO buy ornaments
Tor the head. Call at Union Hat Store so Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Hats, Caps, and Furs, I'm their Variety
large sssortmept Of mems boys and ohildren beaver
felt and silk cloth and velvet Caps ladies and misses
NV. KELLOGG, l2s Canal street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

fur silk Undershrts Drawers, Scar Cra-
yat Gloves &c. may be found At Hitchcock
Leadbeaters, S1 Broadway, Leonard street.
Gentlemen will find their interest CALL ladies will
ind there desirable present. for gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

richly snbrodered be found .. Hitchcock Leadbest
who furnishing their houses will do we'll to look
their stock before They have large assortme
and good variety of qualities They also other
kind Of family goods, as Linens, Flsnnes, SC.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Hi.sneoei LeAdbeatsr s Broadway oorns, Of Leonard
most desirable goods for to domestc beautiful
Calico fast eoors for 6d handsome all wool Dslane for g.
I'd handsome Collars from 2s TO & EACH and upwards
cellent ParAmatta for 4s double width Deaine, % sc.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

Subscribers viii SELL from tAis date till New Years retail a.
wholesale prices fancy articles suitable for presents
sint of PaTier Msche Tables Desks Work Boxes Port
rolios Peit Nonnses Card Cases and large variety Of
fancy artscles HOLMAN HILL
e. John street, between william ana N,ss.a s,s
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
Holiday GIus.--InduIuent Parent

bg glad boy your presents Of JOHN HART NO tlg
Broadway Bis stock Of toys fancy and useful articles, are
rich and varied and cheaper than can be purchased
"a the oity.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EYRRY DAY.
PIE RSON Al.

49,
DERsONAL.-IF p. RONALD, ESQ, oRlANY OF HIS
family in this city, they earnestly uestsd
call ON, or forward his address 20 y. j. VtngL No liz
Cham bers street, on business Of mutual importance.
ISAAC BURGESS, LATE OF PHILADELPHIA. 'S
L requested by his friend Joseph Rensha~ address
note to the Herald once stating where Rensaw
him; Renshaw will call at the Herald once
eatureav. Tth inst. TO see him there,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ISAAC HEoER WHO
w len his bosrdins house eight days aud has
Teen he Ard Of since He about inches hisn
Any will bethanhfuy received By his friends.
ArA NETTING OF THE FRIENDS OF JOHN ID.
"A hars, and John c. Dows, But.s' Hotel, Murray
street on Monday 22d inst for the purpess Of
their regret - parting with them. and extending 10
their we'll Wishes they invited TO the spacious dining
Dali where collation. was served In style THAI reheeted
meeting vas orranized. by calling Geo. Haskins ths
chair, and appointing G. w. Darrow Secretary. II
moved and seconded that the chairman appoint mttes
20 dra suitable resolution expressive Of the feelings Of
tins meetins, which motion carried The
COMMITTEES retired and on their return reported FOL.
lows
whereAs Cur friends John d. Msirs and John c. Dovs
are aboutto leave for California; therefore.
Resolved Thas in parting with them, DO with siu
cere regret and that they have best wishes for
and speedy that modern FL Dorado and that their
forts in life be crowned with that which
teverance trs and that their sankuine expsotous
nav be realized On motion,
Resolved That aeeompany them Ia the steamer, on
their departure and that these prooee dn be published
Q. W. DARpow. ssoretnrv.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

1854 Diarles.-We have published . great
variety these oonvenisnt Books I'll
and styles sa pocket and large counting houss ,es ssoh
interest table kc suitable for all professions. Price
4. and shulinss each, DeAlers supplied - -
RICH q LOUrRIL, Ststionsrs 81 william ss.
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

men wishing to maie presents for the Aodsy must call
embroidered toilet Slipper Quilted Boots and Buskins,
Alpine Button Boots black and cosred Gsers white and
black satin. bronEes black and French kid Slippers for
everr with Misses Gaitsr Boots and Shoes
in great iety, at j. b. MILLERS ls4 Canal street,
NB-Agep for the sale Of India Rubber Boos Shoes
(0oodysars Patsnt
The New York herald., 1851-12-24

AkslaRp.nt No matter wlat disease. Of. how long
Afflicted al Le sane, take su all Of this
mixture sxpsreBee sensation that yss could ever
dscrte snd The patient ss veil. Yes, Invariably gets
We Ei.IEr. Eu,is Saloon. S2e Broadway.