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HENRY CLAWS HOME GRAVE. The dwell
ling of the late Henry Clay, at Ashland, has been
torn down by his to make room, it is said, for
a new ediice of its exace form and character His
grave is marked by stone monument, as yet,
being merely heaped up in the usual from and COW
cred with the green sward 1t is contemplated, how
ever, to build monument on the spot where he now
quietly rests
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-07

F ELECTORAL QUALIFICATIONS IN SPAIN. In accord
ance with the law of 1887, now replaced in vigor,
every Spaniard of % years of age eector if he
pays direct tax of 200 reals $500 if he has an
income of 1880 reals ($375,) or pays a houserent
of $500 reals in Madrid and of 900 reals in towns
with 40 600 inhabitants
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-07

Our OF DEBT. The State of Connecticut is out of
debt, and has money loaned out at interest The
school fund is valued at So orc and other pro-
ductive property of the State is estimated at $500
OOo the greater part of which is invested in bank
stocks.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-07

The BLACK SWAN Miss E. T. Greenfield, Do
puary known as the "Black Swan" has just ar
fremont Temple, Boston, on the 4th of October for
the benefit of the Twelfth Baptist Church
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HE OCTOBER Z, 1854


BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. $500
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$3.50 REWARD,
A PROCLA NATION

By His Ercelzency Dauid s. Reid, Goreruor 49,,
State Of North Carolina q The
Whereas, it has been made to appear to mo a.,
JAMES WILSON, stands charged with the ma maj One
Nathan G. Clayland in the county of Mecklenvhnder Of
whereas it has been made to appear that the seJ and
WILSON has fed beyond the limits this Stat JAMES
Now therefore, to the end that the said JAMES v,,
may be brought to justice, do hereby issue this OS
lamatiOn offering reward of three hundred and Gs l
lars for the apprehension and delivery of said my dS
WILSON to the Sheriff of Mecklenburg. JAMES
DESCRIPTION,
JAMES WILSON is about Il OF IS years of aco..,
feet in height auburn hair and of youthful aOout
has some scratches on his face wide mpnth
face rather broad is quick and bold in speaking and
clined to drink. g. "nu In
Given under my hand and the Great Seal ~,
rJ 81 State of North Carolinaof the city of RaI .Ge
L. ~ this the 18th day of September A. D. 1854
BY the Governor: DAVID : pm
SAMUEL F. ADAMS JR., PriUate Secretary 'DiD
Sept 18th. 1854, s5c.
Charlotte Democrat will insert six times IT,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-07

DEMOCRATIC OFFICE FOR sALE.-O.

nEMOCRATIC OFFICE FOR SALE.-ON
DaccUunt of the failing health of the pull Usher, Demo
cratic paper located in of the most pleasant thriving
and business in the State of North Carolina offer
ed for sale the most accommodating terms The crcu
ation is already large and constantly increasing and the
advertisement and job work the past year worth $4,000
twenty-three hundred dollars.
To gentleman of ability and enterprise advantageous
an opportunity for investment is seldom offered. For par
tcuars apply to w. w. Holden, Standard Office Raleigh
N C.
October 3 1854. 90
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81 Il a REWARD FOR THE THIEF WI di1nlots in
D ~ one pair ia red and one PAIR olue O'
front OF my Store, on Saturday evening 'Af B. SMITH
September 1s, 1854.
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And whereas the said treaty, amended has duly
ratified on both parts and the respective notifications of the
have this day been exchanged Washington by Will
liam L. Marcy Secretary of State of United States
Senior General Don Juan N Amente Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Penpotentiary of the Mexican Republic the
part of theft respective sGovernments:
Now, therefore be it known, that Franklin Pierce Pre-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-07

&RAA WORTH OF THE LARGEST Rls B; 1sD
DeDVDV best Silk and Bingham, BI"e, D, The
Green and Black Caroed handled iUory L7dTeEls Work
State from IS to $40 each just at hand from STH
this morning. b. b. oNn on
Sent 1874
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-10-07

TNNHE N. c. STATE FAIR-THE SECOND
annual State Fair of the N. C. S te Agricultural So
ciey will not be opened to visitors generally until Wednes
day the 18th of October All member of the Society are
earnestly requested to be present the meeting Of So
ciey on Monday evening the 10th inst at which time the
Judges for awarding premiums will be appointed so tn
they upon duties on Tuesday morning be-
fore the Fair Grounds thronged with people.
By order of the President,
]. F. T0MPKINS Rec Sc
Raleigh, Oct 2, "a. 90
Papers throughout the State will please copy this
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neutrality-suspicious. WILL BE MADE III; III
IL the next Legislature of North Carolina for the PRED
1ege of erecting a dam across Neuse River few hun
yards above the Smithfeld Bridge. - ood
" Sept. Is, 1854. 6o-oou.-
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Ladies. Misses and Childrens Shoes.
wv L receiving from the mandatory of Roo
w inson Co., Phil, fine assortment of
Ladies Kid walking and Buskin Shoes.
Tipped Foxed and Creole Caters.
Black Kid ties and Slippers.
White Kid do.
Thick and thin sole Kid Boots
Morocco Boots.
Misses and Chidren's Morocco and Goat Skin Boots;
MCGEE & WILLIAMS.
October 8, "a. go
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MISUNDERSTANDING WILL BE MADE ~
LIZ the Legislature of North Carolina at its next oesD
for the incorporation OF the Mining ComPanyf G"ilf5rd
Sept 81, 1854. 9u-tu.-
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Hats and Caps.
MAGGIE & WILLIAMS ARE NOW OPENlNI
1NA at their New Store large and elegant Assortment
of genemens latest style of Super Moleskin Hats GS:
mereFur and great variety Of soft finish Hats of all the
leading Styles. Ill
Also large assortment of Caps for men, boys and ch
dren consisting of Fur Cloth, Velvet, Plush Glazed d.
All of which they offer at very low prices. ~
Raleigh, Sept 29, "a. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

SANITARY RESULTS OF THE SEVERE WINTER.
The severity Of the season through which we
have just passed, marked as it has been latter
y by sudden and violent atmospheric changes,
has been productive Of more than the usual
amount Of epidemical disorders. Smallpox
and fevers Of typhoid character have been
more than usually prevalent amongst the poor;
but attacks arising from hillary disarrange-
nent accompanied with periosteal rheumatism,
and assuming something Of an epidemic form,
have been the predominant complaints amongst
all classes Of the population. Pulmonary dis
eases also show a large increase 1t is curious
that whenever we have winter of more than
average severity the prevailing epidemic which
il brings generally differs in its character from
that which preceded it, In the winter of 1852
when the cold was SO intense, scarietena was
the prev ailing disorder, but il was principally
confined to children, and there was less
amount than usual of other complaints among
the adult population. But the city was never
healthier than it is now.
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tend hsr funeral rom her a.e residence No ESQ Broad

tend her funeral from her late residence No ESQ Broad
way, at two O'Clock this afternoon
her remains viii be taken 20 Greenwood.
The relatives friends and acquaintance OF the late
HFNRY r. HARRAL invited TO attend his funeral at
Bridgeport, Conn, at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Carriages VIII be in waiting the arrival OF the ii 80
train from New York.
On Sunday, May IL after lingering illuess Mrs CA
RoIlNE NJ Henson, wife of John G. Benson.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend her funeral from the residence OF her father,
samue Martin No 81 King street to afternoon
at two O'Clock Her viii be taken to wosd
On Saturday evening, May 10, JOHN FRsDEEcn MEYER
professor Of music, in the AID year of his age.
His remains will be taken Calvary Cemetery this af
ternoon, at two O'clock from ha late residence No 80
Clai kson street.
Dublin papers please copy.
On Sunday, May H. of consumption, MICHAEL WuFRn
DoNsEIIy of Patrick Catherine Donuelly aged
Is years and months.
The friends and reat Of the family, and those Of
his brother-in law, Robert II. Melvin respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon, ut two
O'Clock, from his fathers residence No. 7G Catherine
street The members of the staff Corwin and Storer
Guards, are respectfully requested to attend without
music
On Sunday evening" May IA, after long illness, which
borne with Christian forttude and resignation, MAR
GAREr wife of James A. Porteus.
The relatives and friends of the family requested
attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
In Brooklyn, on Sunday May IA, WASHINGTON HuIos,
sonIcf B. S. and 5. A. Hilton, aged four years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at four O'Clock from
his foher's residence Carlton avenue, next TO the
ner Of Fulton avenue
At Wiliamsbridge, on Thursday, May II, ELIJAH
HODGE, at the advanced age of So years He born in
the year 1866.
New Jeraey papers please copy.
In Hayerhil, Mass, EIIKs SHAW, daughter Of Michael
and Catherine Shaw, aged four years and six months
This the last Of Ave children Of the family which
lave died within FIVE weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

CLEANED the foregoing particulars is in ecstacy at the
realization Of s hopes II says truly from this time
may date . in the history Of Newfoundiand;
the present forms the starting point from which she en-
tiers upon Of progress and improvement which
viii throw behind where her shadow falls any Of the other
colonies which had given promise OF heading us 50 fast
and far lose sight Of altogether The same paper
adds s understood that the Governors assent viii
shortly be given 10 the bill, which viii then become
lawhe wisest the best, and the most important law
Iased in Newfoundland" OF this there can be lit
tie doubt seeing that is the most supendous scheme
that genius suggeted enterprise dared TO carry
out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

INJUNCTION MADE PERPETUAL AGAINST THE COMMlS
sIONERs OF EMIGRATION.
MAY 13.-Htsack ag the Commissioners Of Emigration.
The averment in the answer, that OF the defen
dants the Mayor Of Brooklyn is not resident Of the
city does show want Of jurisdiction. He may have
been served with process in this city But indepen
dent of this the defendants public officers, within
the meaning Of the second SUBJ div of l24 of the code
The act complained Of done by them in virtue Of
alleged nuisance, 10 situated within the city
and county of New York, which is sufficient to
give the Court jurisdiction The main question upon
this notion whether the defendants ought to be perma
nently restrained should not be disposed of plead
ing 1t within the class of which 1t 10 proper
that jury should pass upon. Earlof Rpon Hobart
Mylne and Keene 100 Walter Self Is Jursts, 416
j. Stong, Esq, Jr, 923 Sufficient, however, appears
upon the peadngs warrant the continuance Of the in
junction until the verdict Of the jury Ia had. SHALL
therefore, direct that the proper issues be found and
that the granting Of permanent injunction depend upon
the finding of the jury upon these issues.
Thomas Chalmers ogt the CoMnissionersV Emigration
There Is ground for continuing this injunction
1t appears that the Office in Canal street has not
been used since last August as place Of reception
might obtain information to the best routes modes
of conveyance other parts of the country; in
tegence Office for the benefit Of persons In search Of
employment It was formerly used IS temporary odg
ing house for destitute sick emgrants and the time
not stated when the facts occurred which detailed
in the afhdavts Of the plaintiff Is witnesses, may be
that they refer to which took place be-
fore August last. The adavits of the defendants
the other hand explicit and show concusively that
the and purpose to which this office in Canal street
is applied, does not render 1t q nuisance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

IN Williamsburg, L. t. on Saturday, May 10, AUSTIN A.
BufImrnD, Esq, formerly Of Winchester, N H., in the
3sth year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
attend his funeral at three O'Clock afternoon
from his late residence No. 80 Second street, Williams
burg without further invitation. His remains will be
inferred In Cypress Hills Cemetery.
Vermont and New Hampshire Tapers please copy.
On the l4th Of fifth month, THOMAS FAIR in the 18th
year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family requested to
attend his funeral at his late residence No ~ Robinson
street on third day, tuesday, At three O'Clock p NJ
On Thursday May 10, ANNA THRREr CHAscxRn, ma
tive Of France, aged 10 years and three months
2hs iyspss u its family Gs usYscvply ly!sa q a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Proof OF Excellence.-The following en-
dorment Of the merits Of Dr. Felix Gourauds Italian Ne
dcstsd Soap Il from ssnteman Of undoaSted integrity
Dosters once, 81 walker strset-Dr Gouraud-Dear SIR
confined for several weeks 10 house. owing to
with sIupson, which feared me almost 70 frenzy was
lief until advised TO medicated soap very
freely my rkin. did so its use p:oduced copious
perfpraon he suppression Of which, during the hottest
weather afflicted me soreyJ and in very short time
entirely cured and skin At this time 10 clear and
free from blemish my chldhoods days You
welcome to show this letter but not TO publish Yours
truly w. GOURAUDS soap also cures tan, freckles--in
word every deformity Of the human cutice Gourauds
poudre subtitle uproots hair from part of the body
established depot ca walker street. first store from Broad
way CAllendtr south Third street, Phladephia Mrs.
Hayes, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

w,,le e.y .n ,os l0os-v'
Trow's Directory for lh5 preparing will contain in
addition TO the General City Directory appendix &c.
full and complete business aud Directory all
prepared With great and beasa in volume or the
very low price o. enc dollar aud hf.y cents The Publisher
work carefully trained in their duties pror the l
Of May and partie ularIy instructed sufficient
time TO obtain all the necessary Information accurately and
in al cases from the best authority and that nothing mas
been will be left undot the The publisher and
compiler to accuracy and completeness being tho
ambition Of the Undersigned 20 issue complete and
thoroughly reliable Directory The Directory the past
year issued ON this establishments contained upwards OF
2OWO moro than any other city Directory
sued. JOHN r. TROW< Publisher.
TIE being nearly closed having been
called requested TO hand in their &c at
the office, u Ann street. second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

The New YORK DEMOCRACY IN NOTION
Some time ago the hard she'll democracy of this
great commonwealth appointed State Con-
vention of their party, to meet at Syracuse on
the 18th of July, in the hottest of the hot wea-
ther, from which hot work may be expected.
The Central Committee of the soft shell demo-
sracy, on the other hand on the 10th instant,
at Albany, decreed their State Convention at
Syracuse on the 9Th of September, the meeting
to take place at Market Hall, precisely in the
middle of the day. Resolutions were passed at
the aforesaid Albany central meeting on the
10th, declaratory of the continued confidence Of
the soft shells in General Pierce and Governor
Seymour; but Withholding any expression Of
opinion on the Nebraska question till the 9th
Of September. This allows fair margin for
elaboration, and the "sober second thought"
We are sorry, however, to say that the prospect
Of fusion between the hards and softs is still
remarkably slim. Marcy, perhaps, may at
tempt it by deserving the administration but
we can form no reliable judgment upon the
ease until the passage of the Nebraska bill.
Let that bill be passed, and we shall have
reconstruction of the New York democracy in
evitably. In this view the hards hold over till
the middle Of July, and the softs, who require
more time, till the sixth of September. Pass
the hill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

On Saturday, May 13, at st. Stephens Church. by the
Rev. Dr. Cummings, DANIEL J. DouGmrY to Miss Mn
GARr KELLY all of this city
On Thursday evening, May 4, by the Very Rev. William
STAIRS, " G., FRANCIS A. CIARRY to ELEANOR t. s1aest
daughter Of Garrett Dempsey Esq
On Saturday, May 10, By the Rev. Dr. s 3 Cone FIR.
DrAND BoEcIKR to EMMA daughter Of the late Richard
Powell, surgeon dentist, both Of this city
On Thursday evening, May II, by the Rev. Dr. Mett,
Mr. JAMES PNKRroS Jr, to Miss ELIZABETH HUNTER, both
Of this city,
On Tuesday, April rs, at Cedar Hill, Georgia. by the
Rev Mr.. Reese Hon. b. RHrT, Of South Carolina, to
Miss KATHERINE DENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

CaOtfOai-SfWtnH MnchAncs.-Thc most rel.
Lble Of information claims wing
chine be found in the able opinion lately by
Judge Sprague, OF Boston against the Singer
shine geo called printed copies Of which be had at
once by nail by forwarding postage stamp The fol
loving is list Of licences under patent Of 1886
Wheeler, Wilson Co., Grover, Baker Co.. A. BartboL
A. b. Howe, American Magnetic Sewing Machine Company
po5sas Sewing Machine Company New York; J; D. Nichols
Worcester Mass Messrs Woodbridge, Keene and Moore
Lynn Macs. Charles Durgn has longer license
make use, sell sIwing machines under my patent IL
has been revoked and surrendered. ELIAS Howe Junr
PAtentee of the original machine No, IS yer
street, Boston, and sos Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Sewing Machlnes.-Wc not only Make and
cell the hest sewing Machines the patent
and Of the sewing machine patents
We have commenced offensive operations against
mics and win to them and 70 he public that
ringing upon exclusive rights and rights
not he violated with impunty The sewing machines about
which there 10 controversy the improved single
threaded machine, sold BY only.
i. M. SINGER 4 CO., No. 32s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Carpetings, Oi!cl0ths, DC, Sc.-There II a
popularity in the style and elegance
goods recently imported that in conjunction with simax
previous this spring gained the popu
lar establishment Of the subseribers wide spread motto
ton a. the superiority Of their manufacture and richness
in quality unequocally abrasive and usual are
selling at prices shade higher than their cost.
WILLIAM MGGRORTY, l42 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Bells! Bells!-Mcnecly's Celebrated Church,
factory teamboat locomotive plantation and other bells
constantly hand and for sale At the foundry In Wes
Troy. New York and also at the agency, 1l6
New York. Also, transits levels eompasses &c. Of the
most approved construction.
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important Norice.-Lace Cu

S5 selling for $40 cornices from 80 cents $0 wndos
spsess ~ o " 70 SIo GIT paper cost o.
yard satin deaine from 81 20 q % per yard; damass
from 30 cents u yard The above goods selling on
account Of removal thirty per cent 1ess than cost
A. n. r. DAVIES, Upholsterers 397 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Paper KRngings, Mt the Old Establish
mont 43G Pearl latest spring just
received embracing French English German, Of
the mos. recent styles plain and decorative
Moderate prices and the attention
department.. OSULLIVAN FAYE, 4S6 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Costar's Persian Insect Powder, for the AM
Inhalation Of bed huge moths heas insects Ac sale
Costars E5 depot 4 Broadway At ny eents
barclay street. wholesale agents for Costars Persian In
sect Powder also for Cosars rat cocroah, &c. exter
mipator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Bachelors Hair Dye II still the Leading
ARTICLE by all TO be the best dye
thousands In all parts Of the world proclaim the only
reliable dye known. Sold at BACHELORS, 233 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Pianos.-T. Gilbert Il Co.'s Worlds Fair
premium pianos with without the nolean with iron
pnss and circular scales Horace Waters pianos with a.
aepna scales and gold strings Hallet Cumstons pianos
OF the old firm Of HAllet Co., and justly entitled 20 all
reputation Of the name Gbets boudor pianos Wholesale
~ retail 1T prices low at the factory Fine
rent Second hand pianos a. great from so to
060. HORACE WATERS Pianos 333 Broadway.
NB-To accommodate some purchasers, monthly pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Iron Bedsteads, Furniture, &C., No. Canal
sreet-Common and ornamental, plain and folding bed
sesds Of all kinds at lowest prices hat stands
Ia deY
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Crista0OrO,s ]

CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye.-This
and most fragile hair acts nstantaneousy and leaves
the hair uniform color throughout Sold Wholesale and
retail and applied 1T stor house. Cristadoro's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

May, ls14.-The Time has Arrived when
summer clothing wanted and the place buy made
garments at fair prices and where deviation il permit
ted, is At ALFRED MUNROE co.'s clothing house al
broadway Purchasers respectfully invited TO give
them call. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Rheumatlgm, Neuralgia, Tie D0l0reuY,
cramps acute pain instantly cured by COL
vERTS rheumatic annhilAtor and destroyer
Depot AZ Ann street, below Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Removal.-Paper Hangings, wholesale md
retail 81 2o7 BroadwayThos. Faye, date Of rhos Faye
Ca lS6 Pearl street, and formerly Of Pares Faye, S
Pearl street. sopened depo st 27 broadway, d.
seetly opposite the City Hall. THOS FAYE d CO, W7
Broadway, opposite City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

The Elegant Sale OF Marble statuary,
vases splendid pair high Of ivory
size Just mpored Also Parian statuettes bronxc Bohe
ian gaes ware sheeld plated goods &C. By our frsds
a r. NicoLAY CO. WI take place on tuesday nd
street Ladies are especially invited attend the view on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

To Dye Without Pain IL q Consideration
through life Hundreds dread dying, for many quack
nostrrms have like mushrooms, sprung up Of fate and
and natural nounshmsnt. Demonet Meyer. infalibls
but gives the hair beautiful black brown Sold whole
sale and retail and applied pIivatey At 10 Cortiandt
East Broadway, sos Broadway 500 Grand strestand No.
BOwery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

The Greatest Discovery OF the Age.-Dr. To-
BIAS Venetian Lnimsnt for the group
cholera. collie rheumatism, &C. No should without
this valuable remedy Every bottle lie warranted Sold
Cortlandt street.