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yio the House ,oa Nh HOWARD remarked hn
Mf. NiSrs nold-"tte construed 81 thcy ~,fe mteh5
ded.
MI POPE, OF kentueky. followed AMI phc ri
The same constr urtan upon the words Of Nj. Wtsc
lie had listened atrntscly. aud saw no reason for
placing the construction upon the remarks " HE Il had
been placed upon them by the menbc from Aljssn
slppl
Nj TtRAEl thought the House was makiap
matters wetse by interfering with private matters.
Nj MERCER tolio~cd IN reply, aud ~ upon all
case, he acted well the pant Of the raclhcator. lie
thought the adoption oil ht. resolution would him.
the quarrel TO a close.
Nj GLASSC0tk loloRel, and moved the
indefinite pnstponemeut ei the fesn)utian. lie
thought ~ Nh Jenncr did. the House WIRE ina.
making bad m1itet Wow, rnI behaved thst tlit
qnattel mlehl bc honolabIS htourhtioR close where
It wa., wIlhaut duplicating the honuf Of eher
MI. CUSHING Of MISS. was ief having the DIS
put'nts settle thc,r own quatrcls
Mr.. REED OF Mass. for having the mauctset.
tied IN the House lie old hr was IN fryof Of civil
society, freud OF evil order opposed to all batba
tous customs.
The debate promised to consume thr remainder Of
the da,. aud Mt Jennll"r made notion IL adjourn.
Mr.. Mercer asked tot the yeas an NAYS. The louise
refused them, aud adjourned before four 81 ok.
+, >. REPORTS are before both Houses OF Congress
nam ia Secretary Of mai. asking fol a. apPloWia.
ton S6e5, 800 for The 3goltt ot the N5tt.0a frontier
The Pay Master General estimates tn II viii hv ne
cessaty TO make an appropriation ol Tl970u0 topaz
5000 militia Ion thtee months. 5000 IN addition
are asked tor 10 pay the travelling expenses ~ aud
hom thrt homes. Tie acting quarter master Grac.
f4l al6s lo' $500 uto' rH1,iouu obJerts vi ,umly
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST FROM TEXAS.
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. !


The steanpacket Constitution arrived here Yes
tefday from Galveston, which place She left on Sun
iay last The Constitution made the trip
from Galveston 10 the liver III 40 hours. lmmedi-
Atel, plior TO the departure OF the steiner MI
Moore, the edto, Of the Houston Telegraph, arrived
liom San Antonio. which place he left the 9TH
inst. Tins gcuteman informed Capt Aud, Of the
Constitution that the late entry Of TIA" Mescans into
the territory ot Texas mosc, as reported by the
Waterman, from tls pursuit Of snme marau9lng ln-
dams Some spies had discovered near San Patriotic
the marks Ola large bod, OF Mexlcans, and hence
arose the ,epJrt oil the INVASION. Their track ind
Gated that the parry consisted OF several hund ed
men. Then trad large, and thcir hoises had
umed the glass on 1our acres every nieht they
had encamped Each cucampmrnt had evident,
consisted OF HUNDRED fires. Thry had with them
five Wagons, and apparently some cannon. 1t was
generally supposed that they had been sent to pto
tect the Mexican hcrdSmcn, no were driving cat
tie towards the RIO Griudr. ruinor current
Of an action having taken place with party oi Mex
leans mean Conception, IN winch the TEXANS, under
the command Of Col kafnes, proved Victorious
Much excitement prevailed IN Houston IN conse-
qnence Of tins isport bu many doubt lis auhentlci-
~. True .4mercda.
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Correspondence. Of the Commercial Bnli,hr.

llorsroS Dec. 81, 1887.
Sin: Since my Last We have been III Il state oil
confusion and excitement, caused by the Intelligence
received from Eaxar THAI that post had been attack
ed and was surrounded when the express started il
has turned out hoSrscr, 10 be IN attack made on that
posi- by the Mexican robbers, .lNt. or hundred IN
number. Thr, KILLED the ont scutIncl aud captured
our at the soldiers stole the horses belonging 10 the
cavalry, aud immediately thrrt after rcrrrate1. Coils
karurs and Wrlls immedlaiel, started IN pursuit OF
them, rccaWurcd the prisoner hut from the fact Of
the cnrm, having stolen thcir horses, could not
gage ,hen. 1t Ina. happened well 10, us asst has =
tendency To put Us Oh our guard. The militia will
now lie organized, aud special message has already
been despatched 10 purchase ammunition.
THIS CIT, alone Minister'S Tour huDdIci and ninety
FIVE fiji Tor mllnar, duty ready and wiling NJ any
moment. The whole country Is on the alert. and
should the cowauils uiulouS OF Bust. m"ntr thow
themselves upon soil, hut lsn will escape g.r
account OF tleir campaign.
1t seems 10 be the s,tllcd determination OF all 10
spare not To meet them thrir trrm., aud abide
the result Should any thing OF interest Occur.
will hasten 10 slre YOU an account. Ia the mean
time, am, Your ohcdirnt
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.1ASrARA Il.
Is Sl.NAlL

10 ,, Sr,,,. lI,, '' 1..',a,,,,.
r,,,sn,y ia, i,,,,,,,,.,,a, ,I,,,s,,,, H.. I.,
monM.lih BANK oi ,o4r,n had am, # the r. bI,,
runjs.-vbethr, the f,bna honn,'rs and ssnsi,,.
hal becn n.id -, Mn ~ ,I,.s .,,,.,,,.,iL D,I
If So on What huhuiify had 81. ,h la,n,1#f. Ltsu
made MI WEBSTER defended ns resolution
ia some bret and happy remarks aad saredfhe fat
upon rood authority ih.i The prn.lon,,, m Na,,s.
ciusells hadbscn pad IN tn, laI, OF lhc Common
wealth Bank The 6,hn. bounty. Of the state lac
had ,4o /, ,ra,1 ,l,on good t5fLutity ve,c p,td IN
the snnr Lfad aI fund,
Tallnn these STATEMENTS 4, matter, uf f,et' Of
wl ell tIero was no doubt Nj WEBSTER s,ilh.
Ms,1el to knee ,.,., hat authority .nrh y,,,tt
had b.ru mad =, Ia. view II "a. rlr,,lv a.,u,.,
the law Of slG mud In, Il, al -. bnlh If wLth
law pfr,c,t,,a , different mod. ol u 49,. IA
puhlie creditors II, an IN, n,tto,, IN winch n,,o,ru.s
i.I been made by the Con,no9ucllfl, B,nt nj Hos
ton.-Nr Webster had , leiiet brtoae INN llon a
man oi understandable ,riarity mud ,nteup..ur,
which rad saln,,hai ~ lolloRs:-e\ Ep have made
,p,ncar,,u 10 tho Collector of huston To IN, u
our 6shlur bpulllra m rola or SILVER or li,a>nr,
Nntr b,, ans,,r, :. tb,l he nt,4i nav II, IN th,tL.
,,..,,tl,, ,,.n,ou,,ai,,, r. All al nastu, AL m ma,
,lti,a ,l.r
Nj WEBSTER said snrl, brine the t,rtq lie
ar, VA, out, ,yeoua AND pnp.fJona.ir and be .,,,ld
Le t,y,, at ~, Al ms, mn ain gt,rh bnupi,cs Il ,,en
s,ns 10 ia, ,,,ll sum, 81 .r,,,r .,In, po,,.e.,
era aud G.b,,,ne,-pet ,or,ua, n.n=-,ycio MOTTO be
nm an him,
: Ar WEHSrrR continued ,,a and u. hal ia
l,,.1 l,. ,,luto, ia, - , 80 l,,,,,n NJ -,
, H. / i ,.., c.. -, ,..,.,. 49,, ,,.,..,. :
r. i ,, 3 ,, ,,,,
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80 - - - ,tL "a =
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E1bOsA HERE.
BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES.

WEARY CHEAP LACES & BOBBINETTS,
' Elegant Bombaznes O. at s to 81 25,
Rich ie I'd. Mandarin Grapes,
Beautiful black Luestrings,
Silk velvet for Capes aud Trimmings.
With other new and cheap Goods daily appearing,
which, az We sell exclusively for cash. v III 90 low.
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
October 80
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Ne 4MISo
r~"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

,yL,hei semi-rechiy (erery hoiay and 7AarsdayJ at
rr o.ars per aanna payable IN odrancs. No snbscrip
IL. HIe reeirci fora shorter prroi a" months and
,,vsr r b. dtscontaHei (srcept at de disctisa NJ The
xi,o,sJ aaiii al drrearaycs are pun.
eYiDFER rIsE NEVIS Inserted at cent. per square
Ia, , for the a.crii,a and 81 for crcry sadse.
cxeai '""
a5-JoB PRINTING 'e'cated neatly aud srpedifiousfy
and w reasonable terms.
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L. 5. BANk.-A letter received yesterday by
gentleman of this city from his correspondent in Pm
adephIa, mentions That Jaudpn, the agent OF the L.
). Bank in London. had disposed Of $1,000, 900 OF
the stock of that institution favorable terms.
In reference to Mr.. Jaudon's proceedings in Lon
don, the Philadelphia L. S. Gazette quotes the fol
LOVING paragraph from London paper:
The opening OF the United States Bank, which
has been established here, conducted by MIR Samuel
Jaudon has already been Of material importance to
the American trade, providing the means OF easy
and safe rclntances. The o-ders received for Brit
,sh manufactured and other goods by the packet
ship Orpheus and Sampson, which have come in
this week, are considerable by which increased en-
p'oyment will be given the inhabitants of the manu-
featuring districts, during, it is hoped, the greater
portion Of the Indictment season OF the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-25

MELAscHoLY AccIpESr.-Capain JONI w.
KEELER late commander OF the ship Emperor, OF
New York, was lost overheard, from the ship, when
four DAYS out from Norfolk bound to Liberia with
emi:rants.
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NEW LosDoN ACADEMY.

FENlIE next session of lie New London Academ,
4 will commence Monday, January 10Th, and
viii continue six months. II is earnestly requested
ia Pupils entering tgi the term, should be at the
Academy ON the 18th.
Board 50 per month. bedding furnished BY the
Siudrut.
Tuition-English, 81 per month.
Languages, Including French, So per
d. S. OlIPHANT, Prindpal
Decemhcr % law 4W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-25

Mras. WEBSTER, STRANGE, HUBBARD.
h.d Niles. when Nj. Mics having made some !.
mendments 10 the Resolution, it WIS adopted by the
SENATE,
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RE,7Eg VIE.
MARTIN, w RID ~ DAVIS,

IAVE removed their establishment to the House
Il recently occupied by Mr. K. b. Noryell, oppo
site Messrs II. b Richards & Co. Hardware Store
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to give them call, aud examine their large,
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS, &c. &c; to which they are daily making
very interesting additions
October % IS
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Fart GaraAtr. on N, ht,@Wm,c.
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rWENTI-FlEEN CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
WAsuiSaToS, JAsuARr 10.

Both Houses OF Congress have been crowded--ss-
cted-angfy y--turions--,nd every thing Else
The Vermont Anti Slavery Resolutions have becp
before the Senate. aud given rise angry discus
sion there, and the Mississippi Contested Election
has been before the House of Representatives.
Having neither the powers Of clalfroyance nor ubi
qulty, have been see-er OF about hall that has been
done. BY the aid, however of but pans of e,e
believe can give You all thai !. worth writing.
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nOLBEAR'S Science Of FcEmanship received, and
~ for sale AT their permanent Writing Acad amics
No. Chares street, New Orleans, IGJ Hipldway
NFw York ,-Duuphiue St., Mobiir.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at lch hnuscs az NAV suit the
cony emience of ALL and to classes formed in any rar
of the city.
Ladies who prefer tcan receive lessons at their own ref
sidcnces.
Pers, ms paving for - trse oflrssons are desired
o attend until they write It well US they wish
mi Dol. BEAR " BROTHER,
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ENTARD'S Vegetable Hair Oil, for tile restoration
w and growth Of Hair, giving health and beauty and
reveniing badness
Before this Hair Oil offered the public it had
9een tried in hundreds IF of badness hinness and
falling of of the hair aud inevery instance its saarv
effects have been realised Il haseyerfaod TO produce
a new and beautiful growtl OF hair on heads already
this Oil will render il healthy, and produce
rapid and be suti.l growth of hair without the eas,
injury tie the head This Oil gives agreeable fra.
GRANGE and is preferable any other Heir Oil for per
inning, curling and Guessing the hair The h If
ns hero liY eitcT Jsirg j. For sale at
EEs & D'LANGF.
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HAMPERS CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
okACE, translatsd by Phillip Francis, ID D., with
odes, sc; by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton, Drvdon
Ppne Addison, Swift Chatertot q Wakefield Person
Bryan &c and soe at the more eminent poets Of til
day-and -
PasEDRus, with the appendix # >iulius tralsls
TED by Christopher Smart, in vols urmiu, volumes Is
and Is OF "Harper's Classical Library
Ing Expedition of HUMPHREY CLINKER, by
Sholett, NJ ID. with 4 memoir of the Author, by Thnm
Y Hqscoe ESQ.,, new edition, with illustrations, by &c
Crukslank
THE jiPSY; Tale by the author of "Richeliss
Mary Gtlt 4rgqndy,n &c, lsw edition, vols tomplts
PAUL ,LIFFORD,by the autnor o, "Pslhs.
fhe Dist I sd," &c, beia2 volume ~ of the ras
nof"Et Sur's Compleis v,rks. just received
sale Z, WIN McKt,AN
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FOR THE CURE OF
Srrotula or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by free
eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the.
greatest pharmaceutical and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsaparila in the
tted degree combined with other vegetable substanc
of known efficacy.
to exhibit a large quantity of sarsaparla in a sma
dose has been obtained in this preparation-hey being
fully convinced of its merits, confidently administer
the course Of their practice.
Price 81 so per bottle Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS drug store, No. Canal street, wIle-
may be had fresh and genuine, drec from the pref re
tors Swam's Panacea and Vermiilge, Potcrs Ctt,oli
con, Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, md
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NO MERCURY NOR coT'AIvA

A BOUT six months ago | had the misfortune yet
u secret disease, for ~hlch hive applied 10 sese-
cal doctors for cure and they did
on the above date put self under the care OF Doctor
fluet, and expect him IN cure Since that time
the disease got worse, 10 break in large ulcers
10 The number Of six eight leg, and all over
my face, and sore tiroat and hot able TO work at h.
present tune of the disease; large ucer
the right side of the throat. | am putting my self
confidently under the OF DIR. lluct, &C Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
tc, Ia ly
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sale by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
I'd 10 cnn,u IN ! r:ht nit rats sis
snmerded ny me Medical F 'cuItv

Psnmerded ny the Medical + equity.
VDCvYER'S Enaryescent Magnetism Approximation
A9 dyspepsia Indigestion, nervous debllit', giid
es, headache, aciAty of the setearh, hni,ual
iNeness, cutoneous dis. aes govt graFe Nc and much
yalued as gentle, cooling purgative.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age of many eminent members of profession, and
from discerning public many respec able and unsoIi
cited Testimonials fits efficiency medicine have been
elected. Win all the pleasing qualities Of a glass Of
soda wa er possesses tue netse medicinal properties
of the most approved sainous Purga'iv"s ii pleasant
10 The paate, and grateful m stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUTl0S-the increasing rcputn-
fion and great demand for Butte, : .nervescen Magne-
sian Aperieni, has been an nduremel for Others to of
fer an imitation Of this vuuableSed cine. Purchasers
par ieulaly warned Of this fact that they may be
on their guard, and not procure an impure article.
The public respectfully nfor ed that the Subseri-
bers constantly supplied with the original and ge-
nuiae preparati rs. For sale wh1 esale d re,ai
SICKLES y co Agents,
mi5 40 tannl strnnt. v o
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arrsl0

TENNERS MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. tSc
4 New Mar Of LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
"a and distances, from place place, along the stage
and steamboat routes, by IL. ). Tenner.
MIrCHELL's MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, which are
given the dIstsnces in miles from place anotiie
also the courses of the canals and rail roads through
out the country carefully compiled from the best au-
thuras-puhlisled by ). Augustus Mitchell.
MIrCHELLs TRAVl lLER's GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATS; map of the ROADS, Distances steam
boat and canal routes, &c. just received and for sale
WIN M'kEAN
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TO THE LADIES.
TKJNSONiS ArORS

A TKINS0N'S DEPILLArORY, fr removing sn.
IA perlous Lair from the face, neck and arms will
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer and
whittier than before the application, A fresh supply
just received at GUiON,S
Nal Exchange Hotel, comer ST Canfas aud CONNER
sire l.. ma
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I : NEDlCA!. FAKD.-fn
Eheba"H'Ssss JOHNSON

AFA> he consulted confidently ut his office, Il'
I'VE Custom House street, near Danphnc street,
the treatment OF II rSrliu clisS OF delicate diseases.
From DIR. J"lnson's extensive opportunity i'll SON
of the most celebrated Hospitals IN Europe, exclusive
ly devoted to the trcutenl oi Ncneri4l and > phltic
complaints, ahd also from res!Gnr" OF five years in
New York, during which time )r. Johnson confined his
prcicc solely to the treatment of those diseases, with
the most Unprecedented snccrs; ha is enabled To
move any of the following complaints in from to 20
days. without inlnring the constitution by mercury'e
any other @eletcrionS medicine. Ghonurlllea, Glct
Structure, Samnnl Weakness, Affections d tln Bln
der, Kidneys, Prostate Gland, and any Of those nuner
tr'in Of affections, whic generally follow ncgs
ed al-tleuted cases of Fcneral. Scr"iuons Sores
liberated legs, and worms, removed by simple meth
cd of treatment, without restriction in dict Interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli
cate in GO snng their lany physician, by sending
statement Of their case by letter Pos paid with fees
enclose can have DR.. Johnson's advice for thir own
treatment with medicine, necessary to be used, iorsar-
ded.
Separate Offices provided where patients
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night at ll3 Custom
House street.
REPRESENTATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec 10
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EIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, A lulaha.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
nPJEtNS


ORLEANS,
TEHl1E proprietor &" this establishment has the plea
Il sure OF announcing 10 his friends aud the public
in general that he will be in readileSshy the first day of
May To receive visitors, lie will also state for the be-
nett OF those nj distance that there have been large
improvements made, and others going on and in
rapid progress for complexion which will enable the
snbscr Der 10 accommodate much larger number than
heretonre, aud at the time much better.
Famille can be accommodated it'll good rooms or
those who prefer have large cabins eacLed from
the main building.
1t is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in partcu.
lar of the character c these waters for it is generally
believed that they not inferior Ia any in tile South
ern Suites. All the atnusenents that are generally
tound at Watering Places will be found at this The
best music that this part of tn GnunPv affords, has
been engaged and will be in cost attendance the
Springs during the whole season.
J he subscriber will avail himself of This opportunity
in returning his uncigned thanks for thu very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes by the
tons tht have been made in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit lihpraI Patronage the
present season.. JNO CRAM
tt,R
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PINNOCK,S ROME, &c.


DINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Il GoldSmths Abr:dgment of the History of Rome
to which is prcixed an Introduction to the Study
Roman History, and great variety of valuable nfor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with ma
merols biographical and historical Notes; and ques
tons for examination at the end of each section II
Illustrated with thirty engravings on wood by Atherton
PINNoCK's Improved Edition Of DIR Godsnith's History
OF Eng land from the Invasion of julius Caesar to the
death of George Cd, with continuation to the yea
1852. With questions for examination the end
each section. Besides variety of valuable informa
non added throughout the work Consisting of table
OF contemporary Sovcreigns and eminent persons
Copous explanatory notes. Remarks on the soil
tics, manners and literrn of the age. An outIinel
the Constitution, &c &c. illustrated by many engrl
ings.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ASTRONOMY, and I'M Aprilmmen
OF kel's New Ircatise on the Use of Globes. Nev
American e'toH with additions and Improvement
ana an eAplatinn u the astronomical part Of tile An
rican Almanac
just received and fop sale by WIN MKEAN
nov "a p9rner Of Camp and Common sta
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NOrICE.-The ewner of several packages merclan
l die marked Madame V. Arlqncncaye. per shin
Grptou, from Now York, is hereby not fled thar thew
have r'cn stored by STETSON, AVERY &CO.
a3l tonsiguees "Grorop,'
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MONTAE[JErS

ia In FOR THE TEETH
1llEesablishcd reputation and constantly ncrea ms
demand for this ete, tual remedy of pain and pre-
servalive of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
otter it 10 the American public. Arrangements hay
been made TO supply agents in nl the principal citic
and towns in the United States TO place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and like 10 suffer this
harassing OF all aches, Iootl-aclle.
When applied according TO directions given on
bottle, it has failed 10 afford immediate and
manent relief 1t also the decay ID defectiv-
teeth and relieves that vhich frequent,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy simple, innocent, an not unpleasant; and
the large number of persons in different sections of tn
country thar have air ady experienced such delightful
and salutary effects from the of the Balm, ready
to bear or the public good their testimony to its nm
rivalled qualities. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
singuloriy and unexpectedly, and he regarded by
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman OF 5he woods.
n ce 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS f. ANDREWS
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BACON SIUES-36 casks Cincinnati smu.
Dlan'ling from tie steamboat Ecno aud Tor saIe,x
D0GERI " IIAWr