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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

Important News from the Plains.
TIE KIOwAs-CAMANCHr8 DETERMINED FOB PRAOa
BLOODY FIGHT BETWEEN TIKI ARAPAHoEs AND
PAwNE1s-PAwNBK DEAD BODIES FOUND.
loorrespondsuce Of the 81 Louis Republican.
WEsTPoRT No. Feb % 1858.
having started from Tscaioe New Mexico on the 2Oth
January Al the time OF starting there was no news q
& 10 the Territory The Indian tribes were 81
early 70 get goods TO New Mexico in time for heavy
spring trade anticipated.
grass for animals and willow twgs for fire All the Upper
Cimsrone Spring he met about one hundred and fifty
MOVES iney were friendly, and after short ntss
the great boiy Of the ration was encamped
the lower Cimarone Springs he met large force
OF C&manches long Indian talk ensued. They ex-
pressed the best feelings for the white brother Said
they had heard there woud be heap trade carried ou
by the white man across the plains So far a.
their people concerned the trains would not bs
disturbed, neither would any demands ever be made
again upon the white people the Great Father choss
TO send them presents they would gratefully receive
Them but would not think bard they neglected.
What seems to have softened down these Indians VS.
that they had heard much big talk about the wi,ate
soldiers going to wipe out the Mormons
Coming the Arkansas river and when within fifteen
dred and fifty &rspahoc warrOrs ali armed with %
gun and pistol Never were Indians better equipped.
He was ordered TO halt, which he did with despatch.
Storm the chief with few chosen gathered around on
the ground lit the calumet Kitchen in their midst and
then talked la savage Storm related that he had Just
had big fight with the Pawnees Pawnee Fork the day
before. The contest was a bloody one Ten Pawnsea
killed. taken prisoners, and almost every ono
who escaped was wounded Ten bleeding scalps were
displayed by Storm TO prove his assertion Storm ass
displayed letter written by Vim. Bent. trader which
he was endorsed popular aud brave Indian in tho
Arapahoe tribe worthy the bounty Of travellers. Mr..
Kitchen thus politely compelled - release himself Of
great part of his provisions lie then permitted to
pass That night he Csmped at Pawnee Fork Some OF
the boys, in hunting wood to build the camp fire. found
many dead horses lying about, dreadlly gashed, and
also picked up two Pawnee Indian hands that had been
Topped off in the fight was the battle ground described
by Storm.
Mr. Kitchen found in the Little Arkansas river further
on, ten dead Pawnee bodies Some of them were sub
merged in the water and ele others the verge
ia state Of putrscon 1t is supposed they killed
by the Kaws.
The weather from New Mexico to Pawnee NSxk was
ke-rom thence to this point cold snl w end
extremely disagreeable, but lost no mules.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.

now FAR AN ASSAULT "a JusrrFABLE.
Keegus rs. John HdrTison-rhe plaintiff claims $500
damages for an assault. appears that he went
TO the DEFENDANTS brewery in Sullivan street, and com
planned that barrel Of beer which he had received wss
not o. the proper quality. Mr.. Harrison told him he would
pay him for the quantity he might return and also or n
expenses Of carriage The plaintiff naeed on twenty uo
lars extra for damages for loss OF sac but 10 this HAITI
son demurred whereupon the plaintiff called MN
"son OF -" Harrison then took him by the colay
and turned him out OF his counting The Jury ret
dered verdict for the defendant which places inc oos
on the plaintiff.
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Penpsvivania State Lunatic Hospital.

the annual report OF the Trustees and Superncn-
dent OF the STATE Lunatic Hospital Of Pennsylvania we
CLEAN the following somewhat remarkable facts -
OF the SIS males In the institution liz farmers 1870
aborers ~ merchants and ~ occupation or the 373
females 90 wives Of farmers % wives Of aborers
daughters Of farmers 10 wives Of merchants AMI 100
occupation.
Between the ages Of 20 and 90 the cases OF insanity
male and female) numbered 22l; between 90 and l0
the number 1s between 40 and So II Ia III; between
80 and 60, the number 80 and between 10 and % Il
Ia 10.
Among The causes Of insanity are set down the follow.
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out favor or partially strictly under authority vested 10
HIM by the articles OF war; ana thus most pubkoy post
lively and emphatoaly denies having been. OF paving
had any intentions whatever 10 be- In the slightest degree
disrespectful TO the resident Of the United States
BY order OF Breves Major General ID. f. Twtggs
JNO. wIrHERS Assistant Adjutant General.
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A UEAyy FArLupE-The very heaviest failure
which has ever occurred In York Pa took place on saur
day last Mr. Alexander Demutes one o. the oldest ana
dsv for large amount His liabilities are rated a. high
"a $40 COO AMI even Sioo 600 He has leu ls ptis an
kaoyp.-- uarr,,burg 7eIyroph, aa'eh0'
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Inviting Immigration to the West
Inc oct Ia Am Laia 1

From the weston, MO-, Argus FeO ~.
Whittier shall we emigrates This is question now mp
permost in the minds OF many in the older States. wnh
the restrictions shall presently lay down, We empha
caly say, come to Missouri
The financial crisis in the old States will force out many
They are only waiting the opening of rivers and the time
for spring travel gather together the of their
MEANS their household GODS bid adieu TO their friends
and strike out boldly for the West We know tina, is
So We know that financial disaster has upon many
in the old They have been crushed OF
by the PRESSURE have saved something from the wreck
and are looking around for new field wherein energy
and enterprise will tell.
They will tell out here Enterprise, energy and bust
qualities will tell almost anywhere out West and
where IN Missouri better than in the Platte country We
want drones however. Land and real estate in this
part Of Missouri is high CHER than in OF tho
for themselves permanent homes, the emigrans
are hard astee hard working artisans Of energy enter
The farmer Of the West is however, the most indepeu-
dent, the most fortunate Of any other class We have
land which will yield, and does yield almost unparalleled
returns but takes money to buy it, and in pretty round
figures too We want no drones We want no political
agitaors We want citizens and settlers 1--WE care not
Established institutions Of the State in which they shall
cast their destiny With these reservations, we say
We say to you, out from your present crowded
positions Strike out boldly for the West The West win
you yGaI 0a
financial crisis began-whence it extended its circle,
widening and widening ill it extended throughout the
land, engulfng the almost entire financial world.
Come out Here you be happy, respected and inde
pendent without living in "Ffh avenue brown stone
We say TO you that the West has not been seriously ar
fected by the financial dsasers-it Is the Wee that
bringing the East OF her troubles II the products
OF teemng soil that have gone the way to
the Eastern cities that has saved the East The crisis be-
gan in the East where the extravagance and luxury OF
the pampered few left thousands OF houseless HON ees
human beings, despairlrg and desperate 70 walk tho
streets Whilst like tornado crushed the Eastern com
mecal world, with US the effect has been less et Ono
good crop will bring the West out Of any financial rou
BILE into which she may fall.
Our peculiar portion OF the West is highly favored
Millions of dollars 10 be disbursed during the contnu
ance OF the TO crush out the Mormon rebellion
Horses mules, cattle, and outfits procured from
border counties for which pays the round,
shining "yeow boys" Weston sight OF Fort Lea
venworth and many gold dollar has found its way from
the boxes Of Uncle Sans quartermasters into the pockets
Of the Platte county merchants and farmers.
Bear In mind the restrictions have made, and coma
on. The West will receive you.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09

Sundry French spies having been bowleo out by our
metropolitan odmins, have had hard time Of it, | saw
three yesterday in the French colony Leicester square,
bonnetted and mudded enestuAlly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09
ssa5 THE GREAT EEGLIsH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CEfEBR 3TRD pEA4LE pTyTC

This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the euro OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incdet TO
the female constitution
1t moderates ali eEcesses and removes all obstruc
lions from whatever cause, and a speedy cure may
be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il is peculiarly suited. 1t will in shor: timo bring
on tho monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
These Tts should not be taken by females that are
pre2Rdat, during tie FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
other ttHae a?sd iR eU,Tg other case they ara perfectly
safe.
in the Back aud Limbs lleaviness Fatigue on slight
eXertion Palpitation OF the Heart, L. of spir-
its, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasione1 by disordered system
these Pills Will effect cure when ali other means
have failed.
Fall directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing ~ pills. and encircled with the
Government Stamp OF Great Britain, can be sent
post free for 81 aud postage stamps
&a-PURCELB, LADD & Co. wholesale agents for
Virginia, -rh I2-d&Cw3ln&
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apHC1AL NOTICES.
n&-PIAIN sTATEMxnra on FAnr

-
On. HAMPTON. SOW aged 50 years speaks Hear him
Are you sickf Beware OF imitationsl Ask foI
Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture The many cure.
made by this pleasant aud safe rcluedy may induce
cuunterfeiting
A medicine must have merit. and great merit too
% ossaiid the tes. Of public opinion. No art Of puffre
can gavanize worthless article SO as to keep Il ar
A a good medicine. II it be not really so.
sood mefteine Will live, become popular and ex
tend It's salea year afer year. in spite Of opposition
Fhe people read find out its virtues and the fame
o. the IN passes from mouth TO mouth with more ra
paity than newspapers can spread 1t. A living wit
ness testifying TO the cure medicine has made for
tisiDg.
In proof Of what we say above, we refer you to
Hslap toms Vegetable fincture and its effects.
Ma. WA. HIGg, No. is5 So sth Paoa street, Bslti
more. cured Of Rhe,dnatiam, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease
MR. EDWIN NJ. spRANkLIN, No. n Register street
Baltimore most dreadful case of Scrofula of years
stan ng, lost number pieces Of bone. restored to
health.
MIss MARY sooTlELD Teacher No. $50 Baltimore
streether case, after years of suffering has aston
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call to her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham of Baltimore Custom House, suf.
fered from these complaints for Is months with bsdy
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry c. Winn had acough for years great
weakness &C., had in all five six physicians; tried
ALT be remedies. but was cured only by
HAMPToN's EGETABLE fINCTURB.
as- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il co, Richmond; b,
PseT Pei ua ~ s vi ss.
mora and by D nggists and Shopkeepers every where
az s. per bottle: sir BOTTLES for S. -d&c
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CApruurxo : Rrr.v.~ - -

/ Ohffuhfk0 RUNAWAY. --(Dn tka 4haR
i OF May, 1854. q slave soman csll~r, r.-ss : - .
prophsty OF Isaac R0senheim Of this eitv =. ~
rom her matter, and despite the sfsrts Of - -
lice and others, 10 Asce, tain her ~herealsoufs A.
traces OF her could be found 30 long bsd sbs -.
gone that her msster had eouciuded sAss shs ~
lonnd her way 10 Canada oF some Of the Hvsthsss
states and bad given up all hope Of her rscovssy
uutii within lev days since, when he recslved IN.
formation that she was probably In ucnrico couo-
W passing as = free woman. fast Monday afser.
hoon oihcers Chaiklsy and Seal procured esrrises
ana SET out 10 search Of her. When they ARRIVED
:. Ihomss hiteford's, four miles east OF the cisv
iouhd tbe woman there employed, took
nef INTO custody ana returned her 70 her
oNnet. pe'ina says: Thst shortly ssSsr
rag cunning away she callied hersesi sussu
SurlIs.,an, and claimed TO be free woman. As
ssca sne went to Charles City. where she rsmsis.
% % so'hs time, aud afterwards hired out a. = cook
on rhc fork River Railroad. She then resurusd
70 Union Hill. where she was arressed BY coe,ss.
eie mettert ior want Of register OF her freedom
OUT nnally escaped with other prisoners and re-
turning to the county, hired herseIfto Mr. Whit.
iefda free woman. Her next trip will no tioubt
I've IN the direction Of the cotton fields fsrther
South. WV
IL the people Of the State were to carry ont fhe
a"' ana never hire free negro without reRi.-
sr. cases OF this sort would not occur. Those who
hIe otnerwise, should always be prosecuted 10 the
eA'ent OF the law, aud ~ few exsmpics we're
niaue, we should hear Of no more cases Of this
Gnaracter. by the carelessness OF others Mr.
nosenheim has lost the services of this negro for
,oar yesrs, and II there Is any justice Ia law her
nrers ought to be compelled TO pay his lossss for
they nave assurediy caused them
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ssF- THE GREAT HEALTH REsroRER.

THg tIPE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLooD.-W hen
The Blood becomes vtiated impnre. or too weak the
flesh iooses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
palid the Liver disordered Dyspepsia aud lndiges-
tOn follow, the spirits dronp Nervousness commen-
ces, and life becomes burden.
HAKTSnoRNE'S HEALTH RESTORER OR
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels
inparting new rgor and tone TO constitution i'm
paired by d-ease from any cause. 1t remove Pin
pies, and all skin eruptions; arouses the PHI steal
powers Of both sexes. gives bloom 10 the pallid
medicinal in itS effects il is perfect cordial in
taste 1t is particularly adapted to Female COM
plants which in their very nature are exhaustiDg
and dnbilitatng For Dropsy, ordropsjca sweilings.
or Kidney and Bladder affections. it acts like a
charm. Quart bottles 81 small bottles 81 cents
Sold bv PURCELL, LApD Il Go: FISHER II WINSTON;
PETERSON: BoDEKER; GARLICK; W LADD; Mills
PAuG" JOHNSON; DUyAL NORTON; TRECKER,
AND DoWDEs. my 3l-d&cw3m
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GREAT RAILROAD CONTRACT AWARDED TO ANyRlc.ss
letter in the Philadel pha Bulletin dated Iiio u.
Deiro April Both, says:
The Board of Directors Of the Don Pedro III
Railroad Company have awarded to the sAmericd,,
bd the contract for all the work on the entire
Second Section of their railroad. .aIl that Was sf
vertised to be let This contract at the engips
estimate, viii amount to about three and q hall
millions Of dollars. There are about 2i2 miles Of
the road yet to be let. which, ~ the con ntractors
carry on the second section satisfctorily it 10 e1.
pected will be placed in the same hands, This will
amount to some twelve millions. The Americans
had to contend against a powerful English opoosj-
tion, but with complete success" e..
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Wire TAMtNd.-The Boston Gazette announces
Mr. Paul Prettymsn, a teacher of the art of wife
tanning at the low price Of $50 per lesson. Here
are some of his certificates:
.ThIs Is 20 certify that Mr.. Paul Prettyman has
succeeded in subdung my wife He took her hen
In her most restless condition, and Ia hour she
was coo king beefsteak with the plaeidi,y Of an
angel. JAS. p. HoREEa.
.sMr Prettymsn has full liberty to refer TO me.
His art / consider the great beside ratum OF mar
ried life. He quieted Mrs. Smpkips, who Was oil.
ways ugly in double harness, and accomplished
wonders. Not a shirt button has been missing
since the date Of his trial.
r. SIMPKISs, Newark, y. Jn
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to- SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER

This Water, fresh from the Spring can be obtained
t Hessrs PURcELL ADD Cos. No. l22 Main street,
h, hmond Va. 10y the gross or simple box Also, for
analysis directions for use and certificates of emf
ne1t nh yscians, circular, which be obtained
at the Drug Stores
49, ordsFs may be addressed 10 tho Propreto.s g. W
WESTON Co. Saratoga Springs. or at their Dc
pot, 6S Barclay street. New York. ap l6--3m
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Eas A COMPARISON INVITED. -

contemplate having likeness taken of themselves
or friends, should not fail TO call at the Photogt aph
and Fine AIT Galleries of g. w. MIHNIs, and 6x-
anime the large and varied collection of specimens
which adorn his Gallery, aud compare their Il nth
lulness and finish with pictures taken elsewhere
His Gallery is truly Gallery of Fine Art and no
likeness Is allowed to leave his rooms unless entirely
sure perInanence. Prices as low as any Gallery in
the State for the same kind of work Galleries al.
ways open and free to visitors, in Petersburg over
Davis, Abrahams Il Lyons store, and on Main street
opp osite the new Custom House. Richmond, Va.
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

ANOTHER swIsDLE The excitement produced
by the exposure OF frauds Of the La Crosse and
milwaukee Railroad Company, has cansed the do.
late session In regard to the transactions
Milwaukee Raiiroat Company, 10 be almost over
looked aud and forgotten. It seems by ihe report
OF the committee, that $685. 900 Of the Milwaakes
and Superior Railroad stock was issued, and not :
dollar paid 10 by the Company. 2is@
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sssA. WORTH kE4pIsa Why is it that

20 many snffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled tor the enJog ments and evan or.
dlnary pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtained
and health and vig1r restored, by treatment at
once convenient and safe well permnuent in its
81 arActcrg
To those who have suffered long with disease uI-
timatlng III loss OF appetite. yg0r, DC. the under
signed tenders his professional services assuring
Lbe sufferers, in candor and sincerity pleasant
Ve!Iient and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
1frctions or hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits. f
All diseases Of private nature. from whatsoever
anse either recent chronic stri lures lrrita-
bie bladder, &c; also, ScTofula Asthma, Rbeuma.
tism Piles &c. skilfully and successfully treated
Dr. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms,
over 1874 Main street above IIh aud opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main
18th door above ! 18th street.
From this date until the Ist of June DR. HARRIS
VIII not be at his office Wednesdays, Thursd .ys and
Fridays OF each week, but from Saturday morning
nutli Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 NJ to 2 z NJ, and to p M. an 29-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-09

lycingNT.--An interesting incident in the pro.
cee'iings OF the Virginia Episcopal Convention In
to that body ofa loug lost patent originally given
TO that church at jamestown, by sir lndros
governor Of that colony In 1894 II had been fouud
among the old silver in the drawer of n Southern
slVersmith, and was purchased from him and pre-
sented to the Episcopal Church in Virginia, by :
gentleman of Mobile, Alabama ~ 80
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NAasIHs FROM rHE GRAvE-A man named
John George took laudanum in St. Louis, on sun
day, at the European Hotel, and when discovered
was too far gone to recover. He was aged rs, and
had been at the hotel but two days. The follow
ing memorandum, found on his person, tells the
simple, but sad story in a few words: ~.
"Fhe last of John George. Please bury me bv
charity nave been the last two years dissipa-
ted man. Ny mind was destroyed from the eK.cts
OF liquor Let the rising generation take warning
hy me-pecuniary embarrassment and fear Of
want have mother aud three sisters living
at Pittsburgh, Pa"
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PLAGrARIsM-1t has been discovered that Lot M
Morrill,. the Republican Governor for Maine, NOS
only plagarized his Thanksgiving proclamation
from one Of the Rev. Nr. chapn's sermons but,
when he was President Of the Senate Of Maine, iu
1886, he prefaced his address, taking the chair,
from Hon Howell Cobb's remarks on similar oe-
casion, In the National House of Representatives,
ia 1si9. -
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CoNrIsc 4TEp.--A cunpipe buckstsr

toNFIsC4TEp. "A cunning huckster,
who had puic chickens at the ma ket yester-
day morning 20 speculate upon, put them 10 the
hands OF slave to sell. bopiHg thereby to eyade
the law aud pocket the profits Cuffee had beer
operating but short time, when the Clerk Of the
Market discovered him, and finding that he had
no pass to sell ponltry, Gagged seller and chickens
together. When the came before the Mayor
to be disposed OF, Cuff told the truth as to his
agency, whereupoa the feathered bipeds were con-
iscaled to the city
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL--A joint stock opera
company, composed of GaZzsniga, Birgnnii Gas.
ser aud others, is performing at the Academy of
Music in New York. Another English opera troupe
Miner. Perrin and others. Miss Matilda Heron s
playing at Laura Keene's 10 New York, aud Susan
Denim at the Museum In the same city. Jos JEFF
fersoB is at the Holiday street in Baltimore. The
Keller troupe at the Maryland Institute, Bslti
MORE playing on their own account. Miss An
nette IDce and Miss Emma Stanley in Honolo-
la, Sandwich Island en-reute for Australia. The
benefit of George KuBkie, Esq In Petersburg AoD-
day night was badly attended. The company re-
Gently performing in Rich nond, is In Ly nchburg
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THE GREATEaT BARGAINs Inn

l. CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and various
Housekeeping Articles, are at SCHAAP h CO.'S
Store corner Sd and Broad street-They are selling
nice. clear Tumblers from 81 cents a dozen and up
wards. at Just half the value; Butter. Preserve.
Pickle and Sugar Dishes. very cheap indee !; Gol-
French China Vases and Cologne Bottles; Plain and
Decorated Tea and Dinner Sets; Motto Cups, &C.;
Table Cutlery Britannia and Silver plated Ware !;
Tea Trays; Looking GLASSES: Water Coolers, and
thousands of other housekeeping articles will be
sold amazingly low at SCH 4AP l. cos, corner
of Broad and Cd streets Looking-glass Plates, OF
our own Importation to dealers at Me- York whole
sale prices. my 13
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AND HOSIERY

~ Threads a very large stock;
Buttons;
Combs;
Brass. Steel and Reed Hoops;
Cravats Suspr nders, Handk erchiefs;
Perfumeries Soaps; Brushes
letter, Cap and Not@ Papers, Envelopes;
TwiDes, Clocks and JeweDry;
Skirts Corsets, Enbroideries &c.
varied and we'll assorted stock of Notions and
Fancy Goods always on hand. and at low prices to
the trade. THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
Importers aud JCbbers
jel Ne 7 Pearl, or 4th street
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- sNE Fk" FAMILY UKUG STONE. -
their friends and the public senery that tbev have
removed 70 their NEW ST IRE. on Broad street,
above Ninth. anl opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
where may be found completa assortment OF fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMI.
GALS; also. English and French perfumery Lu.
nns Extracts, Hair ami Tooth Brushes FaLcy Ar
9cies. Imported Cigars and Chewing aud Smoking
i|odcco OF the best quaty, my It's