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Another Harnsng.--.The Juniats
Free Press, says:-"Twe brothers
named Jacob and Christian Barter
wsrs drowned in the Pennsylvaoia ca
nal. short distance below Lewistown,
on Friday night, the goth slt. They
lett Lewistown about II o'clock n
night. both much intoxicated--sad il
was presumed that one was drow ned
by attempting to save the other, who
vas 6rst precipitsted into the CANAL
This may be set down as another warn.
ing to the incorporate"
A wretch recently murdered his
vile IN England under the most an.
Paiiiny circumstances. The wife was
very fond Of the villsip, and under I.
pretencs Of kissing her, he threw a
cord around her neck, and strauxled
her. being assisted in the effort 6y .
woman OF the most abandoned charac.
aeier. They then cut the body Of
their victim into pieces, and concealed
them in different places. The man
was hung. the woman acquitted Of the
capital charge.
We understand that q meeting of
Young Ladies Of the first respecta-
bllity 10 about 10 be called for the dur.
pose Of devising some plan TO improve
the merals and habits of the Young
Gentlemen. A preamble and resoIu.
lions are in preparation to be sub.
mitted, which will no doubt be carried.
The object on the part Of the ladies is
not to keep company with any young
man whs 10 10 the habit Of tippling,
visiting taverns, theatres. oyster eel
lars, &c. whereby he disgraces him
self and family, and lays the founda-
ton Of his future ruin. lf THE be 60,
u will do more for the rising genera
ton, than any MEASURE heretofore q
doptsd TO check an alarming and grow
ing evil.--M. E. Gar.
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Oar distinguished fellow eiiises,
Mr.. WiaT, has no intention OF ch snr-
isg his residence from this city,
Tbs report. that III health had iodu.
eed the dsterqioatlen 60 remove to
Lsutsiass, 10 unfouaded In each par
tiesiar; and ~ such, has been contra.
d'esed % the paper that 6rss gave 1,
esrresey.-- Bot. Pat.
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In oar sszt asmber. ve hall give the rssasrks
Of Messr. Bssss md cAEIsura. upos the sss-
jes, q tbs -sbs'sssa Of Siasry. delivered In The
House Il Delegates dur'es the l.ae disesssses Of
d'sa i1Psss..s sskjecI
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Ca,tfion. We are told that two la
dies. meubers Of highly respectable
family IN Southwark, died, supposed
to be in consequence Of eating butter
that had been arti6cially colsred.
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TAs WiseAestsr p>pers announcer HieroMe L.
Op'e. Esq- ssssiidass for he Ss-se soasAe, for
DE- sosssses a Je6ersoa spd Fred<rieks sad
Messrs- RisAsrd w. Bsrsos, ,ohs b. ID. Smith,
james Gibsoa. JsAs b. Earle. md John g. Ma
gin, condolences for the House Of Dsles.ses for
Fresisrisk county.
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The unsettled state Of Europe n
this time. and the symptoms Of tsrbu-
iencs and discontent which are every
where to b observed, renders il high.
" probable that before another wear,
the whole continent will be involved
IN tumslt and wsr--a tumult which
vii! affect all classes Of the community,
and war Involving in Its issue the
tate Of kings, nations and powers.
P6lasieipAsa Sos. z. Psa.
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nIcnMoMp. NARcu g.

-. :. SuO"US AAHCH %.
The called meeting Of the citizens
OF aichmond twho sro friendly to A.
Jackson, and opposed 10 the nemina :.
t'ou Of ~. Van Baren,) was to have
been held ct the Capitol, Isst night, 2
e'ciock-but the gathering was thin
and tho meeting did not organize itself
at ail.-Engsarer.
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European sdvices have been received ss New
York up 10 thr ssh Feb. An extensive coaspirs
q sgaisss The Acn.rehy Of July. has bssa dis
covered ie Fuese. The osj-st seems 10 hsv,
eesa % ovsshrov ths existing Eovrrnmeat A
sFess as.y Of The eoaspir.aess ere already sr
sessss-ssne Psrsoas Of high sasdiag amoars
ose number.
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The isss Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. ise-
uAn' |" a present on visis TO waahingsou city
fron this We infer that Mr.. EArox Is NOT there.
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ALL HAIL OHIO!!

ne Bank Party are completely routed in this great and
PaTlohc state The Republican Party for the last six
years have annually maintained spirited contest but
although majority OF the people have been in favor OF
the administration, they have been able to obtain the
ascendancy in the State Government. I'm 1928 t,ev
were defeated in their election of Governor and aoan in
1881, and never have they had decided majority i'm the
Legislature Now the picture is reversed
Ge"' Lucas, who presided at the Baltimore Convention
whch nominated Mr. Van Buren,, is elected by majority
varying very little from SEVEN THOUSAND. His
ma!oly IN the counties from which we have heard is 7
~ ne 1i"e cote an The remaining counties is less
man ms majority. They may give Lyman 700 MAORI
have no doubt ""
we have returns from eUcnteen Congressional Districts
IN which ELEVEN friends of the Administrations and
ON Opposition men elected The contest in the two
remaining Districts is close, and chance for them il an
equal one We have lost one District bv the Division If
our friends and gained by the division ofour enemies
duncan hcHTthr, the late Clay candidate for Govern
or who so PdtTtOcoy declined in pursuance of his bar
gam with the imasons has been reCdTded by the peo-
pie with disgraceu defeat in run for Congress- al
though there were two Jackson running against bil
The renegade Sfdnbery is defeated, although the CLAW
party in the Legislature made District Tor his espccsI
benefit
The aPosate Russell is defeated by very large MAORI
ty.
Ten Of the eleven Jackson men elected are hoyougb.
gong %"t6Gnh men, and such is probably the opinion
OF the eleventh.
# is also ascerained, that decided majority ofthe L.
gislature IS, Tor the first time, jackson men
So much for The "EFFECTS OF THE VETO IN
OHIO" ~ ''
What loop does the Bank now hang its bopes upon,
WIN parcel OF dscOrdant factions 10 contend against the
Hero OF New Orleans, cemented only by Bank money and
the ambition OF few leaders, does IL hope 10 meet and
overthrow TINS triumphant united aud Jealous majority in
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Butterworth, William II. Cheeves, John T. Lemolne
william Edwards, Thomas A. Stroud, Nj. Thrift Robert
Is Boiling, James Med. Anderson, Charles o. Hara
James L. Griffin, ID. Adridge, Allen Fem, Nat Bick
WIN. Potter, Richard Woodward, Allen p Lee William
n: Friend JAS. Butler X, X. Collier, l.. T. Stanback
John Baker Drury Suth Thomas Blick, r. Clements ~
1r1 p, John Jackson, j. H. Andrews, Peyon Wills,
Robert Chapel, James Rufin, A. Tucker John Ennis
James Ennis James Lewis j. T. Atkinson H. Je0.rson
George Rawlings, John Hinton, ). Crawford Carter
ooupland, Francis Major, Joel Harmon, j. NIinree
Mm Fem, James Minilree, p. j. Cairnes, T. j RANCH
David Cross, a. Granger, II. Lownes, Richard Ueaib
LILLIAN Fletcher, w. Biggins. Joel Rosser Il Wa,son
Vaughan, Col j. Crawford, Richard Lee, r. Alley Jobn
Teasley, Thomas Hudson, L. Price, j. NJ Hunt olo
Faulkner, A. Bishop, a. Williams, Asa Mann William Nj
Peterson, ID. Mann, B. Crostic, G.. Zimmerman II II
Stroud, John Johnston, +. Wygant, VIM. Browney p
Ryan Y. ID Perkins, J. T. Fenn John Fem Robcr,
Fuller William Randolph William Russell William
Matthews. David Keys Ii. Moody, WIN. Wood r. Ham
hlet, Temple Gates, Thomas Bryne, Geo Williamson To-
SSph Mason ALBERT T. Lee, Nm f. Fisher, Samuel d.
DAVIS, X Z. Bate, r. Martin b. Emmons John Conway
James Martin, =. Lee, VIM. H. Badger, w Rose ] /
Merhns, Henry Shroycr, VIM. Carter, l.. Lunsfor,l G.
r. Redwood, b. McKenna VIM Moore, III. Elliot, Dan'l
Brown, j e. Wilder, Geo. 4. Barham, John Barber Ro-
bert Shanks, l.. Brown, n. Vincent, Robert Leslie.
Branch L. Hurt, Peyton Mason, John Deakvne WIN u
bIackman H. C. Finch, X. Burge, Lewis L. Pagaud J.
=; rawlings, Thomas Sturdvant, Charles Miller. VIM
Moody Alexander Sculthorp, a. $. Nausedler Dr. John
Bragg John Trokes, VIM. Trokes, NJ. Mclean James s
Drahder,SWm Murray Thomas p. Fogarh John J. Jus
uce, VIM H. Banks Rich'd Taliaferro, T.. Badger G. F.
Marks. " ""'s''' W. +
The original Committee consisted of the C,IIovvi,o Can
uemen. viz: ID. c. Butts Chairman Joseph Bragg WIN
Clark, Thomas Wallace, Samuel Winfree f. Pcscud r
r. Gillian, d. H. Branch James MFarland, C.. ID. M
lndoe BENZ H. May, WIN. Robertson VIM M Atkinson
Daniel Digger Robt. Birchett, ir., John w Campbell
HeSoIced That the proceedings of this meeting be sign.
eu Dy The Chairman and Secretary, and be published i'm
Enquirer. ID q RJTJTS 1,i,a;s'
RoBr. BIRcHETT, jr. Secretary.
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IHANNER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes r.
n. employ young man, or man with a small family
soDHey ana good morals Persons wishing TO engage
can apply IN person, or write to me- White House posi-
oke river, miles above Gainesville '''"
Oc'oberV' l4i-hl ROBERT Y. OYERBEY.
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|
HE ENEMY PRosTRATED-ALL HA1tttI III
Central Corresponding Committee of the STATE h., %
70 present their distant friends with the follow
ing results oil our late election BY the list annex.J
will seen that the Democratic party of Ohio have
ed proud and unprecedented victory over the most
ly OF all combinations that ever banded tooetJon c
huca purposes Lucas majority for Governor over IN,
combination candidate Lyman estimated TO be from g 70
iV'uUo Making every allowance, il certainly be no
less than 5000. Bank Bank" the honest ;o,
oil ONO marched up TO the polls, and the umph ,by
have achieved is the reward OF their fidelity and
We have majority of the members elected TO Conores
anu must nave most decided majority in Legislature
oil from to TO- Sanbery, the notorious Sianber9 E nm,
down. and DUNCAN McARTHUR the CLAW Goverpp nor
Yes, Duncan .Mcdrthur who de clined nol ,or - ~
election TO the Gubernatoral Chair to run for Congres IN
The Chlllcohe District, where he and his friends wee
certain OF success, has been defeated bv Major 80
young man OF the talents, and personal and political
worth tcho neUer before held oHce-Iryin too who
hough protested friend of Jackson but who voted for
me Bdhin Congress, has been defeated by judge
and WHhdm RUSSELL the last and only remainng 1nns'
tdte' has been put down by almost am unanmons xo,e
20 ms u any hlng be wanted to complete the clinar
a' 'I"e" 1imOe, late Governor Of Ohio has been de-
eaed OF an election the Legislature by amaori, Of 400
~ MS own District and County, by MIR. Joseph j. Ne
D0toe an intelligent and valuable member of the marty,
VINO never before held public station So much for The
VETO As the Kenuckians would say, our opponents
ARE T0ced up salt TiDeT and the November electo,
yet mere glorious triumph awaits us.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
administration. ODDoSjfjon
Robert +. Lytle William SnanI
Iayior webster James Nj. Bell,
William Allen f. WbiuIeso,
e"'"" "St'e"c' nomaS CorWin,
Thomas l.. Hamer, Josepb Vance
John CLANCY, SamueI + Vio,o,
Robert Mitchell,
John Thompson,
Benjamin Jones,
William Patterson,
Humphrey III. Leavitt,
Two Districts the 3D. and 10th, still observation-disclosures
there is no doubt of the of Mr. Heenstein in he
former. :" INC
Senators elected far have heard Jackson. and
Opposition. ' anu
Jackson Representatives elected 81.
Opposition Representatives elected 10
JOHN A. BRYAN
DAVID SMITH,
b. LATHAM,
u. LIVINGSTON, Committee.
PURDY MELVAIN,
A. c. CHlTTEND DEN
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",A4sHINGroN, Oct. 2O.-The President accompan;sa
W. george Breaht arrived ia this City YESTERDAY
eoou TWO o'clock The journey, and relaxation from b,
TOT PREF interval has been Of great service 10 the
FTesdent lie enjoys excellent health IL is mncb he,
e .hsn II was Tor several years, before he attained lilo
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the coming conflict No. The hopes Of the corraponss
have already curdled into despair which will henceforh
be aggravated by the shouts of the people rushing oncard
oncdrd to the storm Of their citadel The Bank Monster
is already rceling otis iall-Globe.
OHIO ELECTION.-FoR GOVERNOR
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%anenans Messenger of Sept Ist says-"Accordi,,,
efs rom 81 Peefsburgh the Minister of the United
,;e VI A'nerca in that capital, is now engaged in ne
and Russia" ~ '"'0" VIC "n'eu states
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PIcHrGRU VOOLFOLK, Secretary.

At meeting Of the officers Of the 78I Rcpincn VI.
gina Militia, held at luncnburg e. H.. on Monday the
o October, lS2; tor the purpose of taking into consie
ration proper measures for modifying and Improving tI
present Militia system; Lieut. Col. John T. Street was
called to the Chair, aud Capt Daniel H. Robertson an
pointed Secretary. ~ "P-
Inc following officers were appointed n committee TO
Hr1 resolutions expressive OF The objects the meeting
MAJ Thomas staples, Capts. James c. Richardson WEa5
a. Stone, Spencer NJ Prarce and Lieu, Hahn S;',
who having retired short time, reported The ollown|
res0W'9"', which were unanimously adopted:
HeSoired That we approve of the contemplated Com
Neuol oHcsIS Tor the 10Th Brigade, be held at Law
renceVe on Monday, the 22d inst to take into corsie
lila system. " "' P'''oi' -hi-
- HeS'ired' That Capt Daniel H. Robertson James G.
iNchardson, Lle"ts. John A. Smith, and John c. Enpcs
De appointed by Ibis meeting to represent the 73I Ri
ment, in said Conventions " 'e'-
feS"'ea That the Senator from this district and tc
Delegate from our county, be requested 10 use r,r cy
this State. " ~ ''''a laws oil
nes@ged That these proceedings be signed by the
unoin"n ana Secretary, and copy the same be for
warded to the editors Of the Richmond :nouirer ;t
request That they would publish them. ~
JNO. r. STREET Chairman.
DANIEL II. RopEarsoN, Secretaiv
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are highly graied to learn by letter recccI H. ,i;
image rom The Secretary Of War; that our disinpuishc
,eho" citizeh, The Hon William Jay, of Bed5rd baa
o. me Commissioners "to adjust all unsettled matters ,v
'ne western Indians" To this commission we nnJsr
nu, entrusted the important object of inves,joatin
"u SPofhng upon the proposition Of Government r. 90.
no,snlng The Indians upon tract of country provided
or mem west OF the Alissssipp-and for the especial mn
Ris " ABUSING me long'agitatcd Cherokee Question
The gentlemen composing this commission ar ,
Arkansas" ' W VIC ieHltOFy oil
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and are hereby appointed committees 10 dlsbutethe Ell
ectoral Tickets on the day Of election.
NJ PoTtSmouh.-Capt. Samuel Watts, William Will
son, William H. Wilson, Carey Weston and DIR. A r.
Smith
at the Great Bridge-Capt. Edward j. Wilson, Dr.
Malachi Corprew, DR. John Z. Young, and Dr. John NJ
Gait
On motion, Resolred That the proceedings of this
meeting be transmitted TO =. n. Nicholas, Esq Chairman
OF the Central Corresponding Committee, at Richmond
and be printed in the Herald and Beacon
On mouon, heSotred, That the committee adjourn sine
die. WM C. HOLT ChGir,n1n
A X. SMITH, Secretdru
To The Editors of the Norfolk Beacon.
GENTLEMEN In your paper OF the lth inst under
the head OF "Antt-Jdckson Committee Or The COtnft
Of .Ndnsem0nd you have published our names together
with formidable list OF others Will YOU have the good
ness 10 say, ny what authority you have enrolled our
names under that head? for, certainly il has been
done without our knowledge consent Mongrel, in
deed must our political principles have grown thus be
numbered with FedcTdists, anti- fdsons and Niiifers
when we understand To constitute what called the
.fnJdchs0n party. 1t has been frequently said that
this same init Jackson Coalition is onsrously given to
misrepresentation and have reason TO suspect il has
been truly SAID, II we may be allowed TO Judge of that
which immediately concerns ourselves
We don't belong TO any such party Messrs Ediors-on
The contrary, we honestly entertain the belief that Gen
JACKSON mas rendered more real service his country
ana done as much TO sustain its republican institutions
any President we have had WAsHINGToN only ex-
ceped We therefore respectfully ask that our names be
wlthdraWn from that " COMMITTEES"
DAVID DUNFORD,
JOHN HAMBLETON,
JESSE WIGGlNS,
RICHARD RDDICK.
'NdnSemond County, Oct. 18th, 1882.
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STATE CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATIC REp;R11cA
YOUNG MEN.
AT Convention OF Delegates, representing the Repub
hcah Young Mon, OF the state of New York. assembled
pursuant TO public notice, the village of Herkimer on
the 4th day of October, 1882: -
A. j. Yates, Esq, of Owego read to the Convention a
Ieuer when lie had received from the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions showing that the let
ter which has been published in the OstoegO Free
PTess and in various country newspapers puportng TO
have been written by the President of The United S,ses
to said Board OF Commissioners the subject of the inn
Prlsoned Missionaries, in Georgia. is a wILFU1 FOR
gerry.
On motion of II. C. Murphy Esq., the forged letter, at
oued TO the President, and the letter from the Board of
Missions were ordered to be inserted in the proceedings
oil TINS conveniion-they are as follows
"uiSsionory Rooms, Boston, Sept. 81, 1892
"Mr. a. J. Yates, Oswego, N. "
Dear sir;-YOurs of th inst to Mr.. Anderson is re-
ceived In reply, would state that memorial respect
ing the Cherokee difficulties, including case of the inn
prsoned Missionaries, forwarded the President of
the United States by Board last November: TO which
reply received through the Secretary at War The
reply simply takes the ground that the President has no
right TO Interfere Both this aud the memorial were pub
and subsequently in other papers extensively in different
parts oil the country The letter in the Free Press was
never received by
every respectfully, yours. D. GREEN"
THE FORGED LETTER.
From the "OSicegO Free Press"1
uentIemen,-l have the honor TO acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF your Memorial stating that certain Missionaries i'm
the State OF Georgia have been imprisoned for alleged Of
fences against that State and requesting my Interference in
lurthenng their release.
'ln reply, have TO inform you that the power vested
IN mo has been placed in hands for the purpose Of
e laws oil the United States justly and imparay admin
istered, and not for the purpose of abusing them az most
asuredly should do nlerpose my authority in
the case brought before in the Memorial The State
OF georgia governed by lis laws and if any inus-
uce has been, or is committed there competent tribu
mails at which redress be Obtained without an appeal TO
me do not wish TO comment upon the causes ofthc i'm
plsoheht oil the Missionaries alluded TO i'm your Memoir
al hut cannot refrain from observing that here as i'm most
oher countries, they by their inudcious ZEAL Ito
give 1t no hafsher nane too apt TO make themselves 06
noF'0us 10 those among whom they located
ANDREW
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:, we have been requested by the Honorable John G
Barbour to strike off handb for him. in which hc M
poses TO decline reelection, and to his views for
o w. as II IS mol IN our power TO do it yet from press
OF business, we seize this earliest opportunity TO ot,,iE
his wishes by informing the people OF his fred
"on 70 Withdraw from their service peDer GozctI
our readers will sac in paper of TO-DAY the TL
wSh the jackson committee Of this county has
lVr nose VINO support the unpledged ticket The device
az the mead oil this ticket is eInbe8atica of the admin
o. IN 'he 'front.' OF the Capitol, will be found The 80
constitution, and entwincd about the columns he D1
'.justcc." VIZ 'e"'e the worA
MS IS intended 10 represent the President =, dioi,
Ting NE constitution IN wisdom, justice and moderation
nc SO'"er standing with drawn sword al the door oc ~,
designed TO represent the President as paccS
ee ny le constitution, and determined 10 project IA
' very peru against the nroads Of the Gobs aud Vandal
OF the day.-U ' ava 'Nhdaio
The Ticket is thus headed
ne following Ticket is pledged 10 the sDopor or ANr
D NEW JACkSON, and such man ~ Vice President 40
pes calculated to give tho Jackson cause
ensure defeat to che Enemy" All Jackson men ,bers
Vice Presidency. 10y ' "S 10 ue
Enemy is in the FIELD? e'' "''"e inc
Jackson Electoral Ticket &c1
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From the Columbus Sentincl--Exttn1
Columbus, Ohio, Oct Is, IS32-6 IN
THE VETO TRIUMPUANT r. "'
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ELECTlON.-FoR GOVERNOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-25
DR.. RELIES
NotauicaA Drops.

one of,he most ecaoious IN .ne ,,a
terra Meca for the cure ofthat class OF .nyetsra's
produced by an impure state blood and
vtated habit Of body. and usually snnIn ,he
Nnbony's Are fever sores. (eveu when the bones are
affected white swe,lings IF applied with DR.. Jeos'
Eniment foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
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ird IF all tie popLlr articles kao.on or the aoove com
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Price 81 Bottle, or Sr Bottles for -.
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Remedy for the NrNpsy.

TIME subscribers feel q pleasure IN announcing 70
i the public HAT they have in their possession,
and for sale at their ipothecares shop King street,
Alexandria, a TRIED and INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named distressing, and too often faa
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The confidence with which the Anti hydrophic pulls
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mt of genius, founded upon science, and not Of EN-
piricism A..
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piicstions from distance must he post paid Ap?ii'
cants will be furnished with the medicine at hve dol
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the expense Of its conveyance.
~ l2-eotf WILLIAM LANPHiEu = W.