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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-14
COMMERCIAL.
MoneY Market.

New YORK. March ID Money, easy; 2 g
~; closed offered 2
Prime mercantile paper. 5 "a Sc.
Sterling exchange, 1854 for sixty day
bills; 4 S7112 for demand.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK. March lS.-Petroleum market
was very uul at the opening; but few brokers
present First sales made 96N abo Te last
nights close. but prices moved up easily on
execution of few buying orders, and the
ose was strong at 81. Sales, $4,000 bar.
rels.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. March Is.
Wheat - Steady; cash, 747s; April,
75ls; May, 1875
Corn-steady; cash, 471; April, 47]5; May,
Oats-Easier; May, 81
Barley-Nothing doing
Pork-Steady; cash. IA o5; May, 14.1719.
Lard-Steady; cash, 765; May, 10 q
7.7215
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AFTERNOON.

Wheat-Firmer; cash, 1873; April, 7154
May, 1919.
C;.rn-frregular: cash, AK; May, 81 11-16.
Oats-Firm: May, Sl1s
kye-dull; $50.
Barley-Nominal.
Whisky-1,15.
Pork Firm; cash, ii @15.
lard-Lirm: cash, 1921.
Shoulders 6@6.10; short clear, 45@7, so:
short ribs, 50,
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Is prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well-known and valuable vege-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, giving it curative power not possessed
by other medicines. 1t effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
81 consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
medicine ever used. 1t gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out"
j. S. FoGG, LOG Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
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Liverpool Prod uce. .

LIVERPOOL, March 13
Wheat-Quiet holders offer freely; red
western spring, g.. I'd. per GENITAL.
Corn-Dull; lower; new mixed western,
As. I'd per Genital
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(Corrrected Daily By Hyde d GriGn.)
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve

Buoklen's Arnlca Salve
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Germs, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, Or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents boz. For sale bv A G..
Smith q 20.
THE latest novelties in Hosiery at
Simon Bros.
Mark McKimmins' Livery Stable,
Main Street, opposite Postofice.
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Carrying q Lady's MuR.

A Cincinnati lady tells story of an
experience she had several years ago
with a New Orleans cousin who was
visiting her, and who, with all his fresh
ness as to Northern ways and fashions,
was exceedingly polite. The time was
winter, when large muffs were the
proper caper, and muffs in the Crescent
City were unknown. The first day out
for walk the young New Orleans gen
tleman, noticing his fair cousin sup
porting the large muff, mistook it for a
burden, and said:
cousin Lucy, let me tote you bah
skin TO- your
"No, Cousin Thomas" responded his
companion, "all the young ladies in
CT lcinnati carry them; you see it's the
fas ZION"
"Well, / never saw but one of them
before replied the young Chesterfield,
''and that was in New Orleans, and q
young lady was not totin' it, either. 1t
was in front of brass band and on the
head of the drum majah. - Cincianati
Times.
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NV Sweetheart.

Itoo, have a sweetheart. Pray cease you,
deriding;
You we're singing last night Love can
never grow old;'
DO YOU think just because my old poll is so
frosty
Ny pulses are sluggish, my heart has
grown cold!
Well. well, laugh away, care not for your
leering.
have my one sweetheart, my daintiest
dear;
When she comes through the meadow grass
singing so gayly,
The birds cease their carolling only to
hear.
The grasses wave around her, the blossom
bow to her,
All doing her homage, all kissing her feet,
And wild timid creatures in woodland re-
CeSSes
Lose fear at her coming and leave their
retreat.
She is rich, ard her wealth, without stint,
without measure,
She wears in her tresses' brigh. simmer
ing gold;
She has pearls, whiteSt pearls, and her red
lips disclose them
When tine smiles chase the dimplcs her
rosy c!.eeas hold.
With cychds half shut, l can see she's debat-
in,
As TO whether sleep with comcal quiz:
Ismile, and her white arms fly up in q
twinkling,
Ard her face is laid close to my wrinkled
old phiz.
Oh, she is my sweetheart, my merriest of
maidenS,
And how much love her never can say;
She's my darling, my pride, and my life's
greatest blessing,
Fer age: DO you ask it, She is six come
next May.
-IBoston Transcript.
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Phe rdinand's Phancy PhlOOred.

''Phairest Pblora," wro:e an amorous
youth w..o is smtten with the phonetic
craze, ''phorcver dismiss your phears.
and phly with one whose pherven,
phancy is phixed on you alone.
neutrality-suspicious. - phorget
them, and think only of the phelicity of
the phuture. Phew phellows are so
phastidlous as your Pherdinand; SO
pheign not phondness if you pheel it not.
Phorego phroic and answer phinally,
Phlora."
"Oh, Pherdinand. you phool" was
phair Phlora's curt reply G tlreston
Aeps
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HUMOROUS.


mains one.
A girl may be like sugar for two rea-
sons-sweet and full Of grit.
The girl who loves William never
asks her father to foot her Bill.
The man who married his type writing
girl was in the habit of debating to her,
but now she dictates to him.
In times of war they charge batteries
with powder and lall. In times OF
peace. they charge them with elec:ri-
city.
The dude who wears a single eve
glass can generally see with one eye
all that he is capable OF thinking
about.
A scientist says wasp may be picked
up if it is done quietly. Yes; it is when
the wasp is laid down again that the
noise begins.
Brakeman: See here where are going
with that ak? Passenger: Keep cool,
young man. We stop fos sandwiches
at the next station.
A New York man has invented q pro-
cess for making railroad cars out of
wood pulp; but it takes Kansas cy-
clone to make wood pulp out OF railroad
cars.
Bystander: Doctor. what do you
think of this mans injuriesa Doctor:
Humph! Two of them are und oubted!y
fatal, but, as for the rest of them, time
alone can tell
What is a carat" was one of the
questions asked on an examination
paper in New York City school. The
answer came back: Something you
put in soup
Saturn is 700 times larger than the
earth. We impart the information for
the sake of those who want the latter.
They might just as well want Saturn
and have done with it.
An ext ugilist has become a member
OF the bar in Connecticut. 1t is pre-.
dicted that he will use knockdown aryu-
ments and become highly successful as
an expounder Of the law.
AT Prof. Ices lec:ur s. Of L. Pro-
lessor: Under the law OF entail, in
case there is no eldest son to il herit, to
whom does the land next descend"
Bright Young Junior: ITO III, other
sons!"
Conso.il; Friend 60 hcnpecked hus-
oand)-Why don't you give your wife
lisce of your miad' icnpcckcd hus-
oand ID zed)-Peac, of my mind2
1reat Scott, man, she never lets ms
have any.
Mr.. Hoppcr-May have the pleas
uFe OF this dance. Miss Snob2 Miss
eaob (wiahiag to show hcr preference
thanks, Mr.. Hopper. l don't dance
WIN every Tom-Dici- and Harry, but
Il make an exception of you.
A Georgia m n stopped to pick up
pm on the street the other day, with
lie following results: His hat fell off
and rolled into the gutter; two sus-
pender buttons few off; his collar split
open and his store teeth fell out AID
'foke on thewalk. lie secured the pin.
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CoUNT HEssLER, who has been dined
and wined 10y half the swells in New
York, is one of the richest noblemen in
Europe, and has a dozen titles, the most
modest of which is Count" His
daughter was tie god-child OF the late
Kaiser, in whose honor she was named
Wilhelmina.
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The foundation of all happiness is health A
millionaire, may be the husband of an a gel
and the father of half dozen cherubs. and
yet be miserable il he be roubled W n dysp-p-
sla, or OF any of the disorders arising from I'M
perfect digestion or a sluggish liver Dir
Plerc''s Pleasant PurgatiVe Pellets are the
safest and suresf remedy for these morbid
conditions BE ng purely vegetable, they are
PERFECTLY harmless
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A YoUSG man in Maine is accused Of
having voted thirteen times at one cleo
ton, AMI he is in fair way to be con-
wheel that tnn number iG un'ucky.
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/" Then let the moon usurp the rnle Of dnr.

Corn doctors are well up on the topics of
The dav
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10 PEsclNs 5ss s,$ os sIsI,s sss :o
fAlE0 Having exhausted the skill of physi-
tEaeho. i Clans | completely discouraged SO
weak l could with difficulty the room
began taking DIR. Perces Fayore
Medical Adviser commenced to improve
mouths was perfectly cured AMI have had trouble
wrote a letter to family briefly
hea had and send the full Particulars
writing for them df
rtsl. have received four
have described and the have
Eesty sdyscd them to do likewise
received second letters of thanks, had
Elenced Che OF 'FavOrite
required for the Medical Adviser. applied local
treatment SO fully and plainly laid therein and were much
better already 1880 ~ -
w, hetrovcr'S1 VombzMrs EVA KOHIER Of Crab Orchard
Ae wr,e Dr Pcrccs Favorite Prescription has done
great eh Of good suffered from retroycrson Of the uterus
10, @ ok Two bottles of the FsvOrite Prescription and
an now ieelrx Ike different woman"
doctors Fatlch-Mrs. F. of Pat CrefE
writes; Il docored with three of
lntse parts. and
using your Favote Prescription
Snd of the Golden hnlf
bottles % the Purgatiye Pellets
WALK all and better health than
% ID this world again owe it all to wonderful medones
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IA POWERFUL
! Toalc.

worn out, run-dOwD, dcbiIitatcd
teachers, millirers- ,Gresslnakers, scam
stresses, "shop- girls" hOusckccpers, nurs-
ing mothers, and feeble women generally.
DR.. Piercc'a Favorite Prescription ID the
greatest earthly boodl. fDeing 'unequaled as
an appetizing cordial a:d restorative tonic.
1t promotes digestion and assimilation of
food, cures nausea, weakness OF stomach,
indigestion, oloating Iaa eructations OF gas.
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Conventional " Nonon "Kesolution.-

, pho"dS, The VI non Route IL. " A. II o.
ny Co.. 'cS'res To make II known to the world
AZ afI;e t!Gtt II forms the double connecting
INK OF Pullman tourist travel between rms
winter cities OF Florida d the summer yeI
sorts Of the Northwest; and
Whereas, Its rapid transit" system is nm
surpassed, its elegant Pullman Buffet Sleener
ana hair car service between Chicago and
Louisville, indianapolis and Cincinnati nm
equal ed; and o-'
=, Wh;'cn<, Its rates are as low as the lowest:
then bc il "S'''
Hc.ltrcd, That in the event o, starting on n
Ulp ~ Is DHd ppicy to consult with r. o. Nc
'orm OK GEM Pass. AceHt Monon Route is
Dearhorn 81. Chicago, for full particulars lin
any event send for Tourist Guide enclose 4c
pCsldgt-B
transportation companies with head1uar.
;ers III other States are being organized bv
Iowa saloon keepers for the purpose of put.
ing up liquors IN bottles and packages OF
various quantities to be sold in Iowa in ths
original package
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There is nothing like good bolt for break
inc deadlock
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ana Wlnklng tapers show the sun his way:
For what my senses can pc ceive,
| need no reve at on to believe
Ladies suffering from any of the weak nesses
or ailments peculiar to their sex and who will
use DIR. li"rce's FavOrite Prescription accord
ing to directions. will eXp.Iiet &c a genuine
rcr6tdtion in the benefit they will receive. II
is y sitive cure for The most compl Gated and
obstinate ca-es of leucOrrhea. exec, sive flow
ing, painful rcnstruatGn. unnatural sup
pressiOns. prolapsus- or falling Of the womb,
weak back. female Weakness anteverson,
retroversion. bearing down sensations. chronic
con estiOn. inflammation and liberation of the
womb Inflammation. PAIN and tender ness III
ovaries, acc mp MED with internal heat"
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Sypber e Go. Of New York, the rtiqnarians,
are purchaser al all times. Of Colonisl and
other relics, such as portraits and letters If
the sign"rs If the Drcl ration Of lndepen-
de e = Presidents. GeneI ais and all celebrities
of the period OF the Revolution. Also old silver,
china. furniture AN curious articles general.
ly. Parties desiring Ia dispose of any hing in
the above line would do well to cnrrrsp I'D
with that firm. Their address il 40 broadway,
and they were established in 1881.
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large are
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| CURES THE
WORsT Gases.

flowing at monthly periods, painful mem
situation, unnatural suppression, prolap-
sus or falling Of the womb. weak back,
female weakness" antcversion. retrOver-
sion, bearing down sensations. chronic
congestion. Inflammation, and liberation
OF the womb, inflammation, pain and
tenderness in ovaries, accompanied with
internal heat"
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Bismark's wiIe is more tnan 10 years of age
tall and very GRAY.
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/ 4 Voice.
! FRoa CALIFORNIA.

these also had womb
could walk two blocks without the most pain
could all over the city without Inconvenience my
leaving Of
feel
that
everlasting thanks
for me, and nav God bless you your good works. ~
vorite Prescription and have had return the
trouble l had then"
Well i Ever Was.-Mrs JOHN STEWART, of Chlpeud
FGhs VS. writes 81 wish to inform you tt,t am as well as
for which thank medicines took four bottles
of the FavOrte Prescription and bottle your Discovery
and four bottles of the Pellets All of the bad symptoms have
disappeared my abe 10 be feet all
day. Ny friends tell me | looked SO we'll"
Try Iarorise Prescription Sold by Dscgists The World
OUer! Large Bottles 500. Sir for $500.
S Send ten cents large
Tssatise lCJ pages Diseases of Women
Address. Worlds Dirpensary Medical Association,
No. c. Main Street, DUrFALo n. 7.
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"FavOrite Pro.
scriptiOn - IL .
positive euro for
the most complicated
and obstinate cases
of leucorrhea, or
80 ur hftaa n~on~ofv>
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Thousands # cures follow the csc of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Ocents.
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If afflicted with sore eyes. use DIR. Isaac
ThompSon's Eye Water. Druggists sci! at
25c per bottle
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A water works company could do the clean
thing hy making water cheaper.
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Hh9N Live home and make working
H666 snvthar else the world Either Costly outfit
pELE. Terms IEEL. Address, IKut Co. August. MAINS.
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As a Oothing
md strengthening
nervine, u" Favori.e
Prescription" Is une-
qualed and is invaluable
in allaying and subdu-
inn r,arx-ntto Axn,fnhsl
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Mrs. Ed. n. CAMPBELL, OF Oakland, Calf
J0'n,d, writes: had been troubled all
Ty life with hyeterical attacks and mr.
o1ysms. or spasns, and periodical recur-
rcnces OF severe headache. but since have
been using yOur FayOrite Prpecriotion' I
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from patients and from physicians who
have tested II IN the more aggravated and
obstinate cases which had baff1ed their skill,
prove it TO &c the most wonderful remedy
ever devised foE the relief and cure OF suf-
fering wOmetl- 1t is not recommended us
a cure~aIl." bIlf as most perfect Specific
for womans peculiar .G.leaseS.
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vigOrating tonic, it
imparts strength to the
whole system, ana 20 the
uterus, or womb and it's
eppsudages, in particu-
Lar. For OYerWOrked.
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"Favorite PrescriP.

tion," when taken In con-
NJ elton with the use OF DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery. and small laxative
6Oses OF DIR. Pierce's Pur-
Rative Pellets little Liver
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Pills., cures Liver, Kidney and Bladder dis
eases. Their combined Use also remove
blood tants. and abolishes cancerous an,
scrOfulous humors from the system.
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lessen, and many times almost entirely do
away with the sufferings Of that trying
ordeal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-06
ROYAL FLU5HES

King Humberts palace at Rome contains
2,0JJ rooms, but the king and his family oc
cupy - OF them
The car Of Russia lately presented 1000
OO) rUbles 70 nobieman to relieve his pc
cuniary embarrassments.
William ii. the new emperor Of Germany,
spent two years III learning 10 set type and
ouo year in a press room
The emperor OF China is having electric
lights fixed up in the Nan-hai-tze palace
groguds az Pekin They viii cost $4,000.
King HumLert, Of Italy, has given up
dancing and az all the palace and state balls
hi CON takes his fathers place as partner Of
the lady whom the king delighteth to honor.
The prince Of Naples is good dancer
The queen Of Italy on recent occasions re
ccived guests seated III the chair OF state just
under o picture OF her husband, the king.
she was dressed III a severe robe Of black
velvet, which showed OF her magnificent
pearl necklace to the greatest advantage.
The crown prince Of Sweden has been
robbed Of 100000 worth Of jewels. Tho
duchess Of Edinburgh vas recently relieved
of $4,000 worth OF gems II Spain. The
royal travellers of Europe should take with
them only "A change and their teeth
brushes a. Cadeaux says.
Tho princess regent Of Brazil, Who Is nov
making a favorable impression as admins
traitor, IS f0rtytwo years old Sho never
sicni her tull name, which Is Isabella Chris
tine Lcopoldine Augustine Michelli-iabrielle
Rlphaelle Gonzagne, Princess Imperial Of
Brazil and Countess DEu.
When the Princess Of Walej opened the
ROYAL Naval aud Military bazar she was
dressed IA navy blue silk, with three bands
Of scarlet on tho bodice and some touches Of
red visible upon the skirt. Tue young trin-
cessos Victoria and Maud, simply dressed IN
brown. tailor made costumes, were with
their mother
On the recent SEVENTEEN birthday Of the
king OF Denmark his daughter-iu-law, the
Princess Waldomar, presented 10 him u piece
OF embroidery made BY herself representing
in heraidic fashion the coats OF arms Of the
principal members Of the imperial and royal
families OF Russia, Eng gland, Hanover and
Orleans, who have become united to that OF
his majesty.
The king Of Sweden was on his last birth
day the recipient OF a PRETTY little letter
from Swedish girl years OF age, who, be-
ginning her epistlc dear king" informed
him that, as his birthday conceded with her
own, she had written in order TO congratu-
lato him, particularly as she loved her dear
hing So very much" He wrote back: Il
thank the little Miss ). A., 6years OF age,
Tor her letter Of congratulation OH my birth
dav. which Is also hers May She become a
good woman, and thus afford pleasure 10 her
King Oscar" The letter was accompanied
by a handsome gold bangle.
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4 ico.o cluster u white pct,plsa with black
hearts seems the fpr~ord,ined garniturs for
black lace bonne:s..
Green's the wear. even for stockings-pale
gceen, silk clicked with white. or shot green
and white embroidered with both threads.
\ valley lily in white enamel relieved
against its leaf in dark green and fox glove
in diamonds and pink enamel, are among the
latest and loviest OF the flower brooches.
Etruscan gold shoe buckles are added to
the list Of things YOU bet YOUR best girl on
the race-but as you love and would not
leave her, don't venture on the silver garter
clasps that simulate half dollar
Ellen Terry has just worn an over dress
knit Of pure silver thread. and fashion
writer wants 30 know what good American
Nlll follow her lead, and So provide a new
handlwork 10, her less fortunate sisters.
Crepe spot cloth. Of silk and wool, with
double stripes, forming raised spot at cross
ing and laine 81 sole, line checks Of white
silk thrown up on II cream wool ground, are
among the best OF new stufs for midsummer.
The very finest stockings are either those
of white or pale colors. with fronts of point
lace. or ia hues something more vivid, hand
embroidered Ia stripe, of roses, or else with
tiny bouquets dotted here and there upon the
lnstep.
Paris now orClains that stockings shall
match the shoe instead Of the costume, aud
IN the matter Of tootgear leans largely to
shoe and halt shoes Of black or suede UNI
G'eased kid, with for carriage or house wear
slippers OF varied brogze,
y daring uodiste has introduced among
her tea gowns the costume of modern
Egypts best society II is loose and swathy,
with flowing sleeves that give somehow the
effect OF train and girdie that is the
height Of elegant discomfort.
Wide hats of string or straw. very openly
kncttei and guiitIess of lining, with flower
or tWo stuck on one side. are accounted won-
deriully stylish, but 1t is suggested that II
shade bc their purpose, a cabbage leaf should
be- constructed 10 wear inside
We proclaim 10 SHINING. suffering aud
corn stricken world OF women that pointed
toes and narrow soles now mar. the cheap
and sbodly in footgear. the wide sole, with
or without box toe, ami common sense heel,
appearing IN all really first class work.
Tho British females sins against taste cen
tnue 20 be rs scarlet, tor We are told upon
good authority thai shs nov gets herself up
Tor garden partie-, pcnics, amt SIGH IN
gowns rel cotton. without regard % age,
color or matrimonial coulitiOn Of scrvitudc
New York Commercial Advertiser.