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: ssssf ssss" af per cent c"aysnsiss
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Ohio Central lss.ss,s Indiana R,iirosis
msss %af asa , shs
from these .ssSoss pa Ohio ,Se sss. wss
The counties soras.'ss hs csianeas Pilua and Indi
anS;n,ins . sy.r 90 Tnsy rich orsnior
The cash ,a5setip.ions 10 III. road. secured and
nearly all paid uI amount to............. S9s7,5oo
The second mortgage bonds which have been near '0"'
ly all sold ut and over 90 amount to- ..... 10000
sl,sa so
siSn pr % sGEsr tho whole cost Of the road being under
.a I. il ~. % tic q
@ BY May Si Tine r'aS "a. nhds ssa % tn
a; w Ne % ss
esses pST.n Of the through srso frs% sbs shSs
will al find this valuable nk In the respective
poets OF this road such make the oonverty Of
great value to the purchaser Further particulars be
had ON application at No. 46 Pine street.
CTEAMBOATS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-TuE CON-
- dons Of the lease for the ferry OF Cath
arne street requiring boats of larger size to employed
said ferry than those heretofore used the steamboats,
Dependence Liberty and Olive Branch have been
provided in the lease and delivered the
nturs, at public auction. by James NJ Miller Co,
Monday the 2d inst at IL O'clock M at the
Exchange, Wall street The boats lying at the foot
Of Bridge street. Brooklyn where they may be st
time previous 70 the SALE The boats will be sold sepa
rasly TesmsTweny i've cent Of the purchase
to be paid day Of SALE twenty five
livery Of tho boats and tho balance fty per cent? six
months from the day OF SALE with security to be
by the Comptroller. Finance Department. Comptrollers
Office. New York, May L. 1853.
A. C. TLAGG, Comptroller
CwEET POTATOES, TOBACCO, SEGARS. &C., AT AUG.
y tom his day, Friday May 49, at 10Y o'cock Dey
tobacco segars brandy GIN
&o in pipes demi0hns tea mill fs bule rs
pound boxes Also 30 barrels Of sweet potatoes.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
CTERECSCOPES At AUCTION.--WILL BE SOLD 8Y
y BANGS, BROTHER CO., No Ii Park row. tho
18th instant steeoscopes of the most improved style and
finest quality For sxhbitug Of this article
gives them solid and feks appearance, whch is very
urkable ons Of modern times The attention
pts and artists generally is called to the above
SALE
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|. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, NO 10 NORTH Will.
jam street -At lU1 clock extensive sale of
|ond hand furniture in good order carpets feather
hattresseS, 30 At II o'clock, to pay advances, 3
a, box cheese trunks and contents, from hotels;
tity Of dresses, fancy dry goods, 80.
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II SALE OF IMPROVED BREEDS OF CATTLE

At SALE OF IMPROVED BREEDS OF CATTLE
requested to Ill the attention Of buyers Of 6ns
the very choice dairy stock to be sold At suction By
N. MILLER, at the farm Of James Bathgsts. Ford,
estchester county, Tuesday, May IT. at u s'oook
|ing between fifty and sixty head including variety
consisting Of pure breed short horns and from
18th the native and Amsterdam Dutch. Couvsyances
In readiness at Fordham, the arrival Of tho half
To- clock train OF from New York. to convey per
1.-THE place Of sale. Catalogues describing each ami
by be had at the auctioneers room, 81 MaieeE lane
g proprietor, on the premises.
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ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
W. HOLMES will sell this day. FridsyJ May Is,
pest ten o'clock, at No. 12l Forty fifth street. near
ay, all the furniture, &C. in the house. consisting Of
Brussels and ingram carpets, French place mantel
tine oil paintings and engrAvings. marble top ia.
4 bureaus sofas, lounges, ottomans, cane and sprag
airs and rockers, mahogany and black walnut cot
French bedsteads hair mattresses extension dining
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SALE or ALUADLE REAL ysr.rrAT Auc.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC-
The folio ing pieces of improved pr perty will be
the auction room of A. Walker Il Co, on Saturday
hst clock in the afternoon, viz Tho valuable FRO
|rown as the darling Place." fronting on Whailsy
bout quo feet 100 Orchard street. aud about $50
street. The grounds are well stocked with great
r0f choice fruit trees. There ID the promises =
oelling house. with all the mod I'm oonvenicnoes a
ri and it Is altogether Of the most desirable
m this city. Also, the house and lot on Con gress
eknown as the Thomas Webster Place. subject to
9 VS. dover. Also, the house and lot No 70 Wash
rect at present occupied by William Risley Also.
vided one-hfth Of fifteen Of land situated In
lket west Of the Orphan Asylum. Also about eight
situated In Centrevile In the town of Ham
q, as the Goodyear Tavern Place" Three quar-
rs he purchase money can remain on bond and mort
GER further particulars inquire Of Chas T. Shelton,
Wstreet, New York city or Of Chas 8. A. Davis,
s9I street, New Haven, until the day Of sale.
A. WALKER q CO. Auctioneers.
NeaEen, Conn, May 4, 1858.
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". soMERINDYKE, AUTHORIZATIONS;

W.
J II Spruce streot-Large sale Of spen lid household
re Of oil descriptions, this day, Friday. at the
room, at 10 O'clock -one suit of marble top oak-
and pier tables mahogany side do, mahogany wsrd.
nd sideboards, French and black walnut bedsteadA
do, dressing and plain bureaus, splendid tapestry
v aud ingram carpets, damask aud lace window eur
ich gilt oornices mirrors looking glasses olsoks,
y, refrgerators couehes clothes presses feather
d. VIM T. BOYD Salesman.
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bIssIONER's SALEM PARTITIoN.-THg UN
fgned will sell at public auction, tho premises on
by, the 18th day of May, 1853 at 10 o'clock :. NJ,
p acres Of land known as Fanaing's Point, being q
kbe Virgins estate. This parcel surrounds the Lon
Railroad depot in the village OF Grsenport aad az.
ANY eligible sites for hotels and private residences as
deep water and suitable lots for shipyards. II will
In lots and parcels of various sizes, suited to tire
bf purchasers Streets have been laid out throug IT,
III every lot and parcel may bs convenienty
Terms made known tho day Of sale
NATHANIEL CORWIN,)
SIDNEY L. GRIFFIN, Commissioner
j. WICKHAM CASE. \
Greepport, May IL 1853.
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CTERECSCOPES At AUCTION.--WILL BE SOLD 8Y
y BANGS, BROTHER 4 CO., No, Ii Park row. tho
18th instant of the most
hest quality For exhibiting Of this artos
Beautiful the strument is Of the
srkabe tions Of modern times The attention
dagu0roty and artists generally called to the
sale.
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sanlp fAG,Fic G.Ss.,, Ear. NSsThj. :ts.mshp
Ssss ss o'clock H. h'" A'r
''n' for '1sfssss si ' & .fsY
The ; ,ssss"'hH Baltic viii succeed the f.aio and
, AMP
rRoE PHILADELPHIA.
q, q Sa .ass:..:i Saturday sss
PROM Liv.npooI.
c cty Of Of GGisnshss'er "Wednesday May ls
CIV Of S nsnsGss,ss,, Jnns
%s.s @ : .
Sc iron ssIs, !.,
''' 'fiiS sshi IS y 1ss tho
No. 10 Broadway
Mail sa sSn c.S.y
oi Gss between s' s:s YORK saa
Sailing rom warren street pier North river.
SGass States 81 n to
aro Tsng AND oA5,,sa%H sa4s.
FL DORA DO. .'''':s psvsnposi. o. s. N.
.t tfhnk2as CRY M ssSs;ssSs u sS.
Connecting At Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Through ticket. except crossing the .AmuS can always
Street T. AZ WHITNEY, ins EsYS.'' on application At ~ West
. NEW YORK. HAVANA, AND NEW ORLEANS
May u .... EMriRE CITY. Captain winds
and passage can be secured Appioatin ut the
street New York. whore additional in
tanned on Application, personally or BY letter.
STEAk nErwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The G1sgow ana New York steamship Gompany's new
steamship GLASGOW da62 tons 40 horse powsrJ Robsrt
Craig der viii sail Glasgow on saturday
April ga and WI, leave New York for Gasssv sasur
state rooms $50 do do fmidship do o; second esbia,
$50; third olsss $-stew ard foes included Apply
j. AoSYAON. - Broadwsy
DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THR q. s.
IL mail steamer HERMANN, e. Higgins. U. 8. NJ
commander will sail for Rremon touching 1t Southa
to land The mails and for England and France
Saturday, Nay 81, at O'Clock p NJ from pier No.
North river Price Of passage
In FIRST cabin, main saloon. ..... 500
u 6rst cabin lower saloon. .................. 100
In second cabin 80
experienced attached 70 each All
letters must through the Post ONCE Specie delivered
In IIsyre ard London For passage freight, apply
MoLbER, SAND RIEkA, Agents. rs South street.
The steamer Washington will succeed the Hermann, and
sail june Is.
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TOR sALA-TwO OF TUE BEST BERTHS PER
ttsaner Asia to sail Wednesday 18th inst. Apply
At the afas OF Dein onieos Hotel, u Broadway
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR-THE UNITED
Il states mail steamship FRANKLIN, Jas A. Wotton,
commander viii leave for Havre touching at Southampton
to land the malls and passengers Saturday Jane II
O'clock from pier No North river Price of passage
SEQ Luggage not wanted during the should be
board tho day before sailing marked below" No
ohsndsc viii be received board after Thursday June
For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. % Broadway,
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VJYGJAsTIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE
for neuralgia ito doreux, toothaehs, nervous head
acLe an rheur head aud preventive q
copvuons Any oher complaints attendant upon early
c the period OF eethins has been dsoove red
and Ia being ally adm i,ered In the form u
he worn next the skin BY the pAtsnA
An physician discovered the virtues Of
valuable medicines Of which The beads Of the nsokaos
made and prescribed the mode OF application The notice
OF puN is pot therefore, CALLED ~ quAck medicine
nedcs snt recommended ~ ons OF The most emt
tho pores Of The skin directly upon the diseased excited
rv,s atrdng generally instant and always
rsef and efeetng permanent oure Patients Who Afsr
tours trial OF medcstcd reoksse according
10 prescrption find relief At tho close % that
rod by immedats retrr the receive back shsr
TrsrIMoNyI do hereby certify that the oomposop q
III meGicated necklace offered by Sobufner Muldener 70
Of SUI A paturo produce satisfae
tory results. O. DhAUNL1CH, NJ ~.
No. 26 Henry street. Broctiya..
For sale by the proprtors No 81 Beaver street. rnSe -
N1EwpORr WATER CURE WILL BIZ OPENED on
~ the Grt Of April u has been Tilted up wiz
regard onvenierce aad WITH sne
L1althfuness OF the Newport climate Will be mos u"ss
IL cvrS. AddrSsa DR. W. r. RxA Nswpcrt II
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DLAETs AT AUCTION.-w S. McILvAIN WILL
this day very Enc collection Of mnthy bsrpetua
spd omoins roses In bloom double dshlias. verbsns
us Eanderensis heneysuokles 40 but 10 convenient
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CwEET POTATOES. TOBACCO, SEGARs. &C., AT AUG.
= tom his day Friday Nay l3 at lO o'eock a. 81 Dey
&o in pipes demiohns tea mill fs bule 25
pound boxes. Also 30 barrels of sweet potatoes.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer.
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rect, by order Of Henry Reinoke-Largs furniture
Saturday the 14th inst, at 10 o'clock, consisting Of
bureaus, washstands, marble top tables chairs,
mahogany dining tables, saloon aud parior LOOKING
clocks, glassware, croekery, &c.
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ECH 4 MCDONNELL, AUCTIONEERs, Il3 Full.
10 O'Clock precisely an extensive stock of now and
Ilinot furniture, house furnishing articles china
ks 10, consisting Of one rosewood 81 octave piano
: cb rosewood and mahogany psrlor suites rosewood
PhegAny. secretaries and book cases, rosewood aad
my marble top bureaus, mahogany and rosewood
top centre, pier and work tsbles, mahogany and
|alnut extension dining tables, rocking parIor aud
artetts tables music stools, marble top washstands
French, Gothic and cottage bedstsads hair mat
fine hearth rugs, door mats &c Several sets fancy
Bohemian vases all styles sets fine table CUTLERY
|clocks and ornaments rich Chinese ca biaet oil
s. engravings, mirrors &c, also lare FIRE ptoof
|ale positive, whatever the state Of the weather.
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EkANKLiN MUsEGA, i7s ChATaAM srKsEf.-GBo.
Lea Proprietor above 10 opes ever
afternoon, ~ oelosk, and IN the evening ct 1 fos ~
purpose Of Classic and Original Rspsss Of
StauAry by Mile Casinets Troupe Of Model Arsss -
ssther IN variety of beautiful performances tsths
gartcnaIs see bills OF each day. Admission -sssss d
chairs S7k ospts: Boxes Is oents: Gallery lax ornS
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INOR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-SEMI WEEKLY
II u. s. Mail Line The and fast going steamer
MARION, n Berry, commander will leave pier No North
river, saturday. May "a. A. o'clock r NJ rreo.siy
For fro gt apply board wers oil BILLS Of lading will be
signed, and Tor passage ~ che Office OF
SPOkFORD. 11LEST0N CO, No. As South street.
Through tickets to fterids ~ follows:To Jacksonville,
$3l; to Piistka, S33.
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PUBLIC BUILDING.
1000 CUBIC YARDS OF STONE.

THE Commissioners of Public Buildings for the
i Territory Of New Mexico, will receive, at
their Office in the city Of Sonta Fe, until the 10th
Of March at IL o'clock, NJ, sealed proposals for
quarryng 1000 cubic yards Of stone The proposer
for the contract to be governed by the following
terms and specifications
lst The stone to be Of blue or grey lime.
81, ID. To be quarried within mile and half
OF the plaza Of Santa Fe.
Sd. To be Of sound stone, free Of cracks or
flaws, andno stone to be Of less dimensions than
two feet and half in length, one foot and a half
in width, and six inches thick.
r 4lh. The stone 10 be laid up in compact rect
angular piles, for measurement By the superinten-
dent. geul ..lil...Igf,.... ....I.. .,.....
5th. No proposition will be considered for a
less amount than 500 cubic yards. ID 'l.H go
10 9th. Contract to be completed by the 10th
''' y T' ~ PRESTON BECK, 'I''' in
-isi ui Y3s 4dI MANUEL ALVAREZ, 9%f i
stVN.Ds FRANCISCO ORTIZ Y DELGADo,
Commissioners.
lloJ j. HoUGHToN, superintendent. " .i
Santa F6, Jan. %, 1858. iiIIi Not "H ."1
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NOTICE


Dissolution or PARTNERSHIP ,,,.i
VT,HE firm heretofore known as SPENCER 4
CRANDJEAN was this day dissolved BY
mutual consent The business will hereafter be
carried on in the name Of CHARLES L. SPEN-
GER In the liquidation Of all debts the name OF
tha old firm will be used, ~ i''' '.'''' y 4
Il ,gls2 1gW gHARLESL. SPENCER, ia
et7,s ,,ji HENRY GRANDJEAN, ~
Ia, Cruces, Jan. Is, lS53--33s
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Hf.a3&A14a.sA 48DEuG.a
'.0. INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, '.
B. W. r o d D .

[ have removed from The "NoIand House" 10
the Nthrsska House, in Independence. Missouri.
Tie Sebsa'ka House " a large new building, and
Mes re- entity been much improved by alterations
.ud additions Having taken his house for term
Of years, intend to make every effort = pIomo,o
me convenience and comfor; of travellers. The
patronage Of my friends and the travelling public
is respectfully solicited ~
DID,. -. ........r.. B W TODD,
I,n,a,v LET iSh2-iv
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January is ls53--ly.
prRLl HALE.

WILL ne sold 10 l4e highest bidder BY Tie lg-
w d,fsisned. ou No6dNy he 2isl day reb
.uar, 1888, the place well known as Baiclay's
fori. al the Junta de I3s RIOS N NJ, including
all the right. title and interest in the surrounding
grant Of five Leagues, with ouIohses, corrals, &c,
An lce-house filled; highly cultivated garden,
(wl,h hot bed frames aad young fruit-irees,) and
200 acres OF land under cultiv ton, irrigated BY
two large acequias, which also run mill capable
Of grinding thirty fanegas Of grain per diem Al
so number of wagons, cattle, cows and calves,
horses and hogs; with farming utensils of all
kinds; complete sett OF blacksmith and carpen-
ter's tools. Together with a general assortment
OF dry goods and groceries, and number Of arll-
cles too numerous to mention, amongst them 250
fanegas of corn and 500 fanegas Of wheat. Those
desirous of purchasing can examine for themselves
the property and titles al this place.
r.tt... .t.r TERMS. .....I
For the buildings and surrounding lands, one-ffh
cash, on the balance a credit Of 6, u, and Is
months will be given, one third OF the remaining
dues 10 be paid at each OF the above mentioned
periods The other property will be sold on a
credit Of 1 and months for all sums over fifty
dollars, under that amount, cash The purchasers
in both cases giving bond with two approved Sc
curities. 'l'' ..
The plare being so well known, we deem a
further description unnecessary, The propretors
wishing 10 close their business In New Mexico, Is
the sole obje,t for offering their property for sale
in this manner. Possession given Immediately
after sale. l....-..
Fff .''''.'- BARCLAY 4 DOYLE.
Barclays Fort, N. M. Jan, ID, 1883. t:
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OUTFITS FOR SANTA FEE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
of New Mexico, that at his establishments
Hte WESTPoRT, MISSOURI, m
and by bis agent at Hg.l .
.. COUNCIL GROVE,
Nebraska Territory. he is prepared to outfit and
supply with every thing requisite 70, the journey
to Santa FL, companies or individuals, upon the
most reasonable terms. . lU
He believes that an acquaintance Of many
years with the Santa Fe trade, will enable him TO
give general satisfaction in the business,
ALBERT G BOONE.
Santa FL, Dec. "a, lS52.-2S.3m. ...
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TNHE U. \. Mail from Santa Fe TO the States
L leaves regularly on the first day Of each
month. .....
Passage during the summer months $l25 20
winter months $3.50 90
40lbs Of baggage allowed TO each passenger.
WALDO, HALL, & co. Preprietors.
Santa Fe, Sept. IL, lS52-tf .....
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CHAP. LV.-An Act 10 amend an Act
entitled Gan Act for the Punishment
of Crimes in the District Of Colum-
bia"
WAersas, it has been represented that
so much of the third section Of the act
to which this act is an amendment, as
provides a punishment for the malicious.
ly. wilful, or fraudulent burningof stores,
barns, or out-houses not adjoining a
dwelling house, has been construed to
apply to the cases Of burning such houses
only when they contain merchandise,
tobacco, grain, or hay, whereby offend
srs have escaped punishment for burn.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-11-10
Westerly, November 10, 1853.
General Assembly.

The State Legislature adjourned on
Thursday last, after a session of two days
and half. The most important busi-
ness transacted was the passage of two
acts. One was can act in relation to
cases where life is lost by the wrongful
act or negligence of common carriers,
and others" The other is an act re-
commenting Convention of the people
of the State to revise the Constitution
of the State" which invites the people
to give in their ballots for or against this
object in town or ward meetings to be
holden on the 2lst of November next. "
(This, by the way, must be an egregious
blunder, as the act, being passed in
November, says the meetings are to be
holden on next" November, which is
Of course, November of 1851, while the
contingencies are provided to take place
previous to November, 1854. The in.
ference is, therefore, that the meetings
are to be holden on the 2lst of the pre-
sent month If the people decide thai
they will have Convention-(wo wonder
how many times the Legislature will
have to be told that the people do not
want convention before they will un-
derstand it)-itis to meet in Providence
on the twelfth of December next. The
delegates to the Convention are to be
paid the same as members of the Gen
eral Assembly, while there is but five
hundred dollars appropriated to defray
the expense of the Convention. So that
there will be one good feature about it
it cannot be a long job-providcd it is a
job at all.
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PaWcatuck Division, No. 23,
Sons Of Tcmpcrance.
WESTERLY. II. I Nov. |. 1855

W EsIERLf, Ii. NOV. I, 1000.
Whereas, This Division, having receiv.
ed the melancholy intelligence of the death
of our beloved friend and brother, BENJA-
MIN FRANKLIN Cross, who was true
friend of Temperance. and Jealous advo-
cate of the Order since it's organization in
this village, and cherishing. as we fondly
do, the memory of our departed Brother,
feel that an expression of our sympathy is
alike due to his surviving relatives and the
community of which he was formerly q
member
Resolved, That in the death of our Ia
mented Brother, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Cross, we have parted with kind personal
friend and an efficient and esteemed member
of our association.
Resolved, That we tender to the relatives
of our deceased Brother our sympathies ;
and, while We deeply deplore our mutual
loss, yet feel the severity of our grief for
departed worth alleviated by the conscious
ness that he has gone where his virtuOus
course of life will meet with just reward.
Resoiued, That we regard his general
amenity of manner and sterling integrity
alike worthy of imitation, and trust that
the remembrance Of his willingness to CO.
operate in every good work will incite us
to renewed effort in the cause of philan-
thropy and of that branch of it which par
ticularly characterizes our organization.
ResolUed, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of our deceased
Brother, and entered on the Records Of this
Division, and published in the Literary
Echo and Temperance .fdvOcate.
BY order of the Division.
ALBERT STILLMAN, w. P.
| HENRYC CARD, r. 8.
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Rock Rose.

The following is an extract from a note
found on the title page of n work published
by ID. A. Tyler, Nj. ID. of New uaven Conn,
on the efficacy of Rock Rose. These pages
were penned without any expectation Of
their ever being presented to the public.
since which time the plants (the Rock ROsel
under consideration, have been more fully
tested, their virtues developed and their
character more fully established. They are
published by and with the appreciation Of
several medical friends. The object of this
dissertation is, to lay before the members of
the profession and the public, the vii tues of
plant too much neglected, which undoubt-
edly, as an older member of the profession
once remarked to me. possessed far more al
terative powers than the popular Sarsapa-
rilla. ask for this plant an impartial
trial.