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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
Corporation Notices.

cssrss AsrsDsc1 Orse. Rofnndz, Pxrs, A~y II, issa
DUBLiC NOTICE Is hereby given that tho
Crofon Water Rerrs dus on the is u nay
(sas;) ard symss Of he requested 70 y made 81 oe
cree o. he c,o,o1 Asaetse; Dssarnsy. sssons esay
C. aASCx xso<ass
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LY PAYMENTS, INCLUDING THE FIRST WEEKS SICKNESS

persons fifty sixty ofsse per cent ad
will be charged the above rates u % for appnca
ton fee will be charged addition the above the rst
year and each year after for renewal OF the
Iolicy. - -.
The business of this institution conducted upon scientific
based upon tables carefully prepared by COM
eent medical and Mathematics calculator and the rates
Of ore MUM those of any responsible Institutions
in this country in England and az low undoubtedly,
is compatible with the safety OF the insured and the stability
Of the Institution.
Every will readily perceive the very great advantages
to be derived by avang themselves of the protection offered
by this Institution which has been established from benevo
lent panihropc motives under the influence and deep
of the distress and humility to which many are reduced
Of established principle, sanctioned by puohc
opinion and conducted under organized responsibility
where all who are disposed anticipate the DEGREES Of
with the their industry the right protection in
sickness and adversely
All communications must be addressed to the Secretary
DAVID p. WHEEDON, President.
STEPHEN A. PIERCE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

VNpI PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
f,be County o ro So,ss sesssy are. :, ~; gi9s
tang "a rr~-eut with soacsrr- s~seof To
s" ~ ~ o. oscr r. James 6ose Va icl bsea1ssy
- .t, q ~ al S.~yors, or before ue so v
y y. 49, \ /. lors - 80 esy o. Afr- 10
L@,,..TI.,as JOANNA DoADoHLE, Asa EhussiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted Pure
II TIE NEW-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse, No. -
Deyst prepared to supply their Zinc PsnA a tie "'
Ne White ground In OIL Sc. per pound
No. White ground in oil Sc. per pound
No White ground in oil 7c- per pound
Brown and Black, ground in oil, SIC. per pound
Dry White ofZinc, &C. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough test in Europe and the United 49, ~.
been found retain its beauty and protective
than any other paint For whiteueH and bniauoy Is un
rvsed 1t Ia free from all poisonous properties 90
and dangerous in other pigmens Will cover-equsi wes
from 40 to 100 per cent space than lead ana u nere
fore much che aper the As an inside pain
will yellow when exposed 70 the mphuIos
gases Of coal FIRES the foul air Of ships Their Zns
erevnd In varnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hour form hard and solid metallic coating upos
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
lbr their reproof properties They specially adapted f
marine purposes having been found TO resist the oorodnl
action of salt water destructive to other pants Deseu
supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING s0rrIER Asents No. IS pey-stN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

HAIR DYE.--A Hair Dye fully wor-
II thy Of public patronage has long been needed MA.
THEWS has succeeded lin his combination entitled TIL
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE,) in obtaining ell the
desired results viz perfect safety in use beauty and per-
manence of color convenience in form and APPLICATION, with
the advantage of cheapnes each bottle containing more than
double that any other manufacturer besides being sold
half the price Price so cents A. B. d. SANDS, whole
sale and retail Agents. No 100 Fultopst cor William New
York.
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TITO THE CURIOUS.-"Leap year is

VI w 1t1E OOhlOO'O.- Leap yCdl AZ
Me proptous time"-Agrippa-
Would you understand and know
All your destiny below
What OF EVIL to avoid
What Of good 10 b. enjoyed
How TO your love with bliss;
How disease 10 cure or miss
When bargn 10 conclude;
When debtor should DO sued
Whom TO doubt and whom TO tllst
Who is false and who IS just;
By what process money lost
Isretneyed at little cost;
How when robbed to find the wes its
Taken from you thus BY stealth
How 10 tell yonr foeman's thought
And his schemngs bring 10 naught
How get glorious wife,
And achieve la life
How TO cluster round your path
All of good unInixed with wrath
And your life, cen 10 its close,
Make a of sweet repOse--
Would YOU all these items know
Then to d. ROBACK 60
He the story will untold,
Taught by yOnter Orbs Of gold
All you ask shall answered BIZ,
BY " own nativity
Go-his skill the truth shall fix,
ROBACK. White-st, number six
All letters 10 C. w ROBACK No. Whitest, will be re.
housy attended to- if prepaid. For more particulars eau
and get Astrological Almanac, gratis, where eerc"e'
can be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
paintins, &f.

MEAD Il FULMER'S, GRO TON
lvA METALLIC FIRE PROOF PAINT. This article
acknowledged by sill who have used to be "snor 10 any
other Paint in II Is proof against III sct9n OF tne
weather and FIRE and cheaper than other aits IN cnse
quence Of its taking less oil to mix and cover a much more
surface twice as much Give II r al Principal
Dep6ts No los Eurrayst and No. 10 sth-av New-forx
For sale, also by Hull Buckell Co, 20 CT -snwicns
Baxter Sons No. 143 Maden-lane, New-fork
j. d Torey No 116 Fultonst, New'York.
Ward, Close Co.. No rs Maiden-lane, New'Yor
Charles N. Dean New. Rochelle, Westcheste County
John n Hams Marnaroneck Westchester Jurty
Charles w. Field, Port Chester, Westchester County
And in most Of the cities and towns Throughout Ins
Country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

&S 000 WANTED-At 6 per cent.
HOsOOV on productive property in the lower part
OF the city, worth than double the amount Apply
No. a kose-st.
800 ono TO LOAN-In sums
lNNvsV\sOn not exceeding 5000. Inquire Of
CHARLES C. MOTT. Attorney &C. No 81 Walis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

Dill ES-PILES, &c.-DlTCHETT,
Il No 81 Rooseveltst and No. lol Fultonst, sures the
Piles Rheumatism Salt Rheun Fstulas, Bowel Com
pain Fever and Ause Gravel Sore Heads Old Sores and
Pimpled Faces. Pile medicine 81 g bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
Professional Notifies.

LNYE snd EAR SURGERY.-Dr. Dill
- LENBACK Ocnlis speedily restored 10Y eyesisht OF
saeh was deprived for about two IN consequence OF
VI HEATH, the eminent Aurist, usual devoteS him.
I'll extlaysly diseases q the Ear Office No 5Sl Broaa
Wy, opposite NibloS Hoars from 20 daily.
= B. SHAW, Real Estate, Money and
Ne insprancs Asen. cev,.snd Oaio continues 60 ~
70 the Seie sn1 purchase cf Real Estate AID stocks
- nosnins OF Money and sae Cslsssss u Ds5s in SsrA
United STATES BOUNTY LAND
~ OFFICE, No. IS Chatham, opposite Chamb-rs-st.--
expectations made for Warrants sided BY Muster rolla
Sssns bought or located on the best selected land ard
saaas for sale. NICHOLAS HAlSHT.
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Jnsuranfe 0ompanies.
HEAL H INSURANCE. THE
IL Il NLW-YORK HEALTH INSURANCE ASsOCIA-

TlON, office No. l67 Broadway,
CAPITAL 100000,
Will insure the Health of both Males and Females, from
fifteen to fifty of at the lowest rates consistent with
the safety and protection of the Institution
Insurance will also be effected persons from fifty 10
nxty years of age at increased rate OF premium.
This Association will also pay of the death of any
person who hold policy 10 their Office go for funeral
expenses
The following have established this Office viz
YEARLY PAYMENTS EXCLUDING WEEKS SICKNESS
By paving 81 per year. viii draw s. per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to
IN al persons having ciias JOHN X slaoN>oS late
the City BrooAa dsceed, that they required to eshbs
same with tie vouchers thereof the subscriber, fraasss B.
siDker his oce, the County Ceks o4ee IN The Cts Hal
the city Of BroakSs before The lth DAY o. JAY next
DATED JanL y 1854 FRANCIS n SrRYkER, =.
10 iawsnlS HANNAH SiNO<SON. -AesosS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
CHARLES FULLER, Dealer in Jen-
NREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE FUR

=
Gide, near Grandst; Mandatory No. 40 Greene st.
MATHEW GILES, wholesale aud retail dealers In
Ornamental, Cottage Chamber and Oak Furniture would
respectfully Call the attention of those intending furnish
tbs present their extensive and varied
Of Epsmelled Furniture
end direct attention In this line enabled pro-
duce article that pronounced after full tda by dis
eliminating public to be the best Enameed and Cottage Fur
niture offered in this country
q would especially call the attention OF persons OF
taste TO xamine their styles Of Ornamental Furniture,
executed by tie b.. Psrsan artists feeling confident that
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit contn,
nance Of the patronage heretofore 50 lavishy bestowed
upon ,
written guaranty given if required on all Furniture sold
q our establishment
consequently are enabled sell warranted article much
In than those who buy TO sell again.
MATTRESSES, PAlLLASSES, PILLOWS, &c.
Aho Patent Spring Mattresses made 20 order.
The greatest care bestowed in boxing Furniture 20 that IL
ean be transported any distance without nluring 1t In the
kat MATHEW 4 GlLLlES,
No. 452 Broadway, east side near Grand-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of All order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of YORK. wi cane % o. PUBIC sae
the Merchants Exchange the CRY ~ Ns~ io on ns
IOb O'Clock the following hes 70
tate JANIS 6REIG. deceased o the paymsnt ns ds9o
Al Of land situate blns and osns nth-
City New fOrk and known and distinguishes On
made thereof aud Of sund other ss bsonas 70 One
cha lot thirty FOUR bounded westerly n Font ~ scsa
by land belonging nov OF stey 70 NJ
hrs Eye Byrsnch norhery By lot number
feet ard in ensth each .ds ninety
he property CONSIST OF
cling Terms Of ss c1sh; 10 per esI-
the time sals and baaBes upon delivery 81 ssss 20 vs
aeef JAMS otS.-.c' 80
10 Administrator Of James Gres- fee1d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
INDIGESTION.

nYSPEP STA, INDIGESTION,
- WEAKNESS, which prevelant at this season
of the year can be cured by the of
PLANETT7S BIrTERS,
vegetable preparation of able favor and much liked
az q beverage For sale by
JOHN MILTIAU Co, No. 1893 Broadway
and VIM T. HICKS & Co.. No pa Pear-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. according to

~ law 70 al having cns against THOMAS WINS
hte Of TIE Cry Of BFokn kns Coanty deceas- that hey
required 20 exhibit tho viii the vouchers thereof the
scrber Ed~ Gotta his Va e5 g7;h the Cts OF
New York before the sch dsy March expsted s~pe
S 10 o. is sS f fRyse,s e9 sssTss rs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York hereby gwen n al parsons
hayns carn. against ROGER FALCONEk, hs Of the Cry Of
Ne, Yos present the wits yolrsrs thereof 20
te subscriber residence No Nansnst 10 - cfy
Yot he 10th Juy pex-D-ied New
a. "a D isuerss EDWARD FALcOyER. E1ssstss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

I'm PURSUANCE Of an order OF the sur oga1o
Il ofthe County SssYork ne tsr-ty ssa 70 e., " -
having ms arslast JAMES aATHESON, late 81 - -. .. ~.
Yo de-ease 10 present de same osss :. 1as
SUBSCRIBER at h Office, No. Sasaa - IN - ~ ,h~ IN Ia.
ssJsnasry 1854 JAMES TBArER' fshAe A''AA' 'i''''
III iautu5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

EN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County II SYor notice = hereby gwen 10 al persons
having clans JAMES sCKiMGEOCh ae d he CITY Of
New fork, senHah. de- p-sea the same, ~ rours
thereof 70 TIE subscThe At BIS oce No tsa1sf N ne -
Of New Yok before iAe 2h dag oil July NrS
Yer. The l7ta d.f sfJspYary Is5a JAHTs : THAYEK,
III lawns Puzzle kdInarlssfatSr.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Ikrpra til. Eo-fru Pee

One Of the best literary papers published said august -;
Dr. Ifooaaud's German Bt;e manufactured BY Dr. JACKSON
are recommended o-re o.
the faculty much efficacy ease~ ~ female weak
pe, such s0Hh advise all mothers 10 oDtlH
battle and thus much sickness Penoas OF desL
,ed constitutions B;;es advantageous 10 seah a.
from the saluia eject tey ba's apoa re
sysi.ms"
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Az PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sarrogate

ofths County YoGk. hereby 20 all persona
kavins es asiust HANNAH KNOX, e II tie Cry " NeS
York widow iecsasei 10 preen; lie With eel teesoi
Office Broadway The City ofNevy
York before eighteenth day Of November nertDated
nyis isscns JoHS D. CLUE, Atal,raor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
HOME AND a WIFE ON SATURDAY.

Happy is the man who has little home
and little angel in il, Of Saturday night.
A home-no matter how little. provided it
will hold two or so-no matter how furnish
ed, provided there is hope in it ; let the winds
blow, close the curtains. What il they are
calico or plain white, without border or tas-
sci, or any such thing? Let the rain come
down; heap upon the fire. No matter if you
have not light to bless yourself with. for
what beautiful light glowing cGrls make I;
reddening. clouding, shedding sunset radi-
ance through the room; just enough 70 talk
by; not loud as in the highways; not rapid,
as in the hurrying world. but softly, slowly,
whispcringly. with pauses between them. for
the storm without and the thoughts within
to fill up
Then wheel round before the FIRE no mat
ter il the sofa is settce. .uncushioncd at that
if SO it be long enough for two, or say two
and half, with the two or two and half in
it How swcetly the music Of silver bells
from the time to come, falls on the listening
heart then! How mournfully swells the
chimes Of 1.-THE days Tat are no more z.
Under such CIRCUMSTANCES. and ut such a
time. one can get at least sixty nine and q
half miles nearer kingdom come than any
other point in this world laid down in "lalte
Brrn"
Maybe you smile at this picture; but there
is secret between us viz: Il is copy Of q
picture rudely dime. but true as the Pente-
touch Of an original in every human heart.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
WHAT IS II TO BrPoLlrE.

politeness is trait which every one ad-
mires, and which confers upon its possessor
charm that goes to pave the way Of life aud
success. But it is. very much misunderstood
Politeness does not consist IN wearing white
silk glove. and in gracefully lifting your hat
when you meet an acquaintance. 1t does
not consist in artificial smiles and pleasing
fattering speech, bat in sincere and honest
desires TO. promote the happiness Of those
around you; 10 the readiness to sacrifice your
own ease and comfort. to and for the enjoy
ment of others The man who lays aside all
sel6shness in regard to the happiness OF 9th
ers, whois always ready to confer favors, who
speaks in the language Of kindness and con-
citation, and whs studies to manifest those
little attentions which crafty, the heart. is .
polite man. though he mag wear homespun
coat and make very ungraceful bow. And
many fashionable who dresses gentee', and
enters the most crowded apartments with as-
surance and ease, is perfect compound Of
rudsness and civiity He who has heart
rowing with kindness and good will towards
bis fellow men. and who is guided in the ex-
ercise ofthese feelings BY good common sense
is the truly polite msn-- and be aleae.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
a BRAVE WOMAN.

We find in the Havana correspondence Of
the N 0. Picayune. the following account Of
heroic woman. brief notice OF whom has
been before published:
Several women said to be implicated in
these schemes, are also under arrest. One Of
these, Senorita Guerra, young lady Of
eighteen years Of age. of surprising beauty,
who was brought here recently from Puerto
Principe 1t is said it was discovered that
she was in correspondence with some expa-
triated relative in the North. and at the time
of her arrest was found embroidering the lone
star flag of Cuba. besides having been over
heard to indulge rather too freely in her opin-
ions Of the Spanish authorities. The conduct
of this girl, since her confinement here, has
created a general feeling of admiration, even
among the detestcd Galatians. for her indom-
table courage and independence When as
ked if she was not sorry for what she had
done, and il she would be willing to abandon
the pernicie MS ideas which she bad been dis
semiuating at Principe. she replied that her
own conscience exonerated her for any thing
she had done in veuturiug openly to express
Ter opinions IL regard to her countrys or
pressors, aud that those opinions would never
change. Belonging tu.a respectable family
and the cell in which she was placed in soil
tary confinement being without any kind Of
furniture. the governor, Of the Jail very hu
name sort of person, felt some consideration
for her, aud offered to make her more com
fntshte. 'You mag. said she, ''if YOU choose.
send me a table. wash basin, 10 king glass
aud bottle of pomatum y ~ ould you not
also have cot to lie down upon!' (there
being only a raised stone bepch for the prs
oners to sleep upon) Just as you think
proper, governor" she replied; Il would IN
dergo greater bardships than this; sleeping
on cold stones would cause me no inconveni-
ence If my poor services could in any way
conduce to the liberty aud independence of
my adored country" Two or three other
females we're brought from Puerto Principe
about the same time, charged with similar
Offences"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
vol. S.. 81.


long resisted AZ solicitations 70 this eni-
ployment but at last allowing myself % %
overcome. grew passionately fond Ct IT.
And nov | lost tho spirit Of subordination.
did nst love work imbibed spirit Of idisness
and. in short, drank in all the brain sickening
efliusia Of, pleasure Dancing and company
took the place Of reading and study and the
authority Of my parents was feared but no,
respected, and few serious Impressions could
prevail IN mind imbucd with frivolity Yet
| entered no disrepatablc assembly, and inno
case Kept improper company. Nevertheless
dancing was to me perverting influence an
upmixed moral evil consider il q branch
of that worldly education which leads from
heaven to earth, from things spiritual 70 things
sensus,. and from God TO Satan Let them
plead for il who will, know it to be evil and
only evil NO man in his serses will dance,
said Cicero, heather. Shame. then. On
those Christians who advocate cause BY
which many sons have become proaigatc, and
many daughters have been ruined
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

Where do they l;ve--this ever moving
throng Of human beingsf This woman COW
cred with rags and flth. with i sick child in
each arm. so sad and hopelessly miserable.
does not live anywhere ia particular. Last
night her home was 10 an open cart in Canal
street. When the rain descended 50 copi-
ously on Saturday night. she crept under
piazza. in Crosby street Where she will
sleep to-n night. she knows no more than you.
If her little ones could 60 with her, she would
thankfully receive orders to be al home in the
burying place on Wards Island.
That wretcbed Rufhan's home is in loft
over stable He don't know any Of his fell
low dodgers except the one he met on Black
wells Island, and they have not spoken to-
gethcr Last night be gave sixpence to
woman whose child was moaning for piece
Of bread that furnished the irst CLEAN Of
comfort he has seen for month
That boy lives in Water street. lie
pays rent for room on the fifth floor. And
they have Croton in the room. His mother
goes out to washing. aud SO they live in com
fort until the father returns from sea 10 abuse
his wife and drink up the little balance she
has saved to give him on returning.
That man with the hcary upper lip, and
the general exterior of musician. has par
lor in gentecl neigLbolhood Fine engra-
wings adorn its walls, and some little dirt de
files the handsome carpet. In his stew pan,
he stews his meat, boils his coffee. and heats
the water wherewith to shave his lower lip.
He keeps bachelors hall. Is independent and
lonesome. good deal wondered about.
That dandy lives at a boarding house. lie
drinks water out Of goblets. and for the ele-
giant crockery. pays several dollars more
week, although it does not always make the
chicken tender or the beef sweet. He dis
cusscs the morning news with heartless ac-
qnaintanccs, and gets on well enough until he
falls sick. We must not contemplate that
contingency
That clean looking youth lives within his
means. Inside the circle Of bis salary, he
gratiies all essential wants, takes pleasure in
denying the fictitious ones. and the balance
Of cash saved he lays ur for rainy day. At
bis pleasant home with SO cheerful wife
and such sensible sisters, it would almost be
Injury to be comfortably sick" week.
for the sake Of experiencing their kind atten-
tions and for the refresbment that comts with
convalescencc.
Yondsr snug citizen lives in house Of his
own, and if they would not trouble him about
politics, he would be the happiest man in
Gotham; be has always voted as good citi-
zen should; but now they have persuaded him
to allow himself to be nominated for aldorman
and the risk Of getting into disreputsble COM
pany affects him numerically.
Tho rest Of these-the majority at least :
are strangers, stopping at the hotels We
wish them all of scjourner's pleasure, and
in its season the trausccndept one Of happy
arrival at home Y Daily Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
OILS, TALI.OVV Gls EASE
AND OHIO MINERAL PAINT.
900 BARRELS Machinery Oil. Price Z:
-OUD cts per gallon.

900 BARRELS Machinery Oil. Price 70
COO cts. per gallon.
$500 gallons machinery Oil, in casks of various
2izes. Price rs cts per gallon.
500 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil. Price So cts, per
gallon.
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil, in casks Of various
sizes. Price SIS cents per gallon.
$50 Barrels Tanners Oil various kinds and quail
tiles from 35 to so cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in casks of various sizes. Various
kinds and qualities, from IS TO SO cts. per gal
lon
30 Tons Tallow Grease, for heavy bearings, and
coarse machinery, in Barrels or Casks OF any
consistency required Price cts per ID.
10Y Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in Barrels, at che
lowest market price.
machinery OIL, warranted not TO chill in the cold
estweather, and considered by those using it equal
to Sperm Oil
., BoIlea Pant OIL, equal to Linseed Oil, other
han for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
love named articles, and my motto is, "Smal
Woh's and quick returns7'
u. r. POND,
90 Veter Street, under tie Pearl u. House.
pe' Is gsSG-Iy. "r'v .,,pK