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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

uoh newspapers, and all parties appearing to
think the event inevitable. are busied in dev;-
sing the best mode ofcarrying the suspension
into the least injurious and durable effect"
Under all the circumstances of the corntr,.
1t is rapidly becoming the conviction Of many
important capitalists that the event is one de-
voutly to be wished.'
FROM france, the accounts are that the har-
vest has proved light, and distress and dis
turbanccs We're beginning to occur, in conse-
quence OF the high price of bread. The pub-
lie mind appears to be greatly agitated by the
fear OF famine. The Government, it is said.
looks to this country for relief, rs it is known
our harvest has been good. The official pa
per, the Moniteur, by way of soothing the
public apprehension, has been endeavorinp to
show by official tables that more grain has
been imported than exported i'm given pc
riod, and argues thence that the same state of
things will continue; yet Notwithstanding
there were but eight thousand sacks of Flour
In the depot at Paris on the Goth of Septem-
Der, and the corn dealers in the vicinity were
doing all in their power to keep up the price
| of bread.
The fact has been officially published that
the bills of the U. S. Bank on Messrs. Hot
tlnguer Il Go. had been accepted by Messrs.
kothschilds. Mr.. Jaudon had borrowed
100000 Of the Bank of England to pay
Post notes and bills of Exchange.
The daughter Of Daniel Webster was MR.
Rcd on the 9th ult. to Mr.. Appleton of Bos-
ton, at St Georges, Hanover Square. Lon
don.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
ROHAN POTATO.

1t is stated by the Easton Gazette that VIM.
Trippe, Of Talbot county, Maryland, has rails
ed thirty and a halfbushels of Rohan potatoes
from twenty-five potatoes-and that MIR.
Lambdin, Of the same county, raised five
bushels from five potatoes.
In this county, we have heard also of some
fine yields.-We understand that n. G.. Kin
ney, Esq. has put away thirty-fom bushels,
the product of ten-twelfths of bushel plant
ed-but many of the hills We're disturbed in
the course OF the season, and potatoes taken
out, so that the true yield cannot now be fair
ly estimated. The best turn out. however.
we have heard of any where, is that of Mr..
Alexander, in this county, who raised fifteen
bushels from eleven potatoes.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

FROM lRELAND.-Papers have been recciv-
ed at the Philadelphia Exchange bv the sbi,
Catalonia, from Liverpool via Londonderry,
from the latter port, of the 2lst Sept.-boinr
TWO days later than the news by the Liver
pool from the North of Ireland. The Pb;,a-
deiphia Enquirer gives the following items bv
this arrival:
1ae Harrest IN the NORTH Of heland.-The
Londonderry Sentinel says, that during the
preceding week, up to Thursday, 10Th. the
country had been deluged with rain, and tho
crops greatly injured. On that day, however,
the weather became fine, and strenuous efforts
were being made to get in the oats, nearly
the whole of which were still out. The CON.
dltion OF the grain crops generally, is dcscrib.
ed as deplorable.
FROM other sources, we learn that the crons
throughout Ireland will fall very far short of
an average, with the exception of potatoes,
II, u, '"e norm, which never promised better.
Much OF the wheat that has been gathered in
Is in damaged state from the rain.
Apassenger informs us, that i'm several parts;
OF England, the accounts of bad crops had
been eXaggerated-but all the lowlands near
rivers, had been inundated from the heavy
rains. 1t should be remembered, however.
that lowlands In England are generally grass
meadows. The gentleman referred to, gave
as ms opinion, that the wheat crop would be
one-thlrd below an average, and that, rather
from damage than a short yield.
MT. Sherman Crawford is publishing a Sc
ries OF letters, ON the condition of the Agricul
tural population of Ireland. They are very
popular, and are entitled "a defence of the
Small Farmers of ireland''
On the 18th, 18th and goth ofSeptember,
| there were considerable arrivals of oats in the
Londonderry market.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
j. II. POINSETT.
Hon. SECRETARY OF THE Treasury.

MULTIcAULIs.-Of the $4,000 trees adver-
Used TO be sold on Monday, at Burlington, n.
Jersey, about 10000 only were sold, at -
cents for small trees, and 124 cents for four
or five feet trees, the sale of the remainder be-
ing stopped.
Nufderry Irees.--A sale of 10000 morus
nulticaulis trees took place at Burlington,
New Jersey. They were sold at twenty
cents per tree, and were purchased for Texas.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

a writer in Poulson's Philadelphia Advcr-
User states that one-half of the manufscto,-
ries in Patterson, New Jersey, have stopped
operations, and that many moro must soon
follow in consequence of the pecuniary pcs
sure.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

The Baltimore American of Saturday
quotes Flour at $6,37, and holders firm at
that price. The receipts of the week had
been large, but the sales also had been heavy
and there was but little accumulation of stock
In the hands of dealers.
it5SFlour IN Richmond Sc 25, Sc 50.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

W The Iynchburg Virgiuian states shat
the James River Canal will be putt into opera
Ton between Richmond and that place, with
the exception of about seven miles immedi-
ateiy below bynchburg, in the month of jan
nary next. A controversy between the COM
pany and Mr.. John Percival prevents the
completion to Lvnchburg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

The reports of the Banks in Indiana and
the West generally holding out to pay specie,
we learn are untrue. They pay small de-
mands for change. but nothing more, what
ever they may pretend.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
The following Letter, creditable to the au-
thority from which it emanates, is copied from
the Official Paper of Saturday.


WAR DEPARTMENT, Der. 81, 1899.
SIR: Information has been received at the
Department that an attempt is about to be
made by some persons, associated for that
purpose in New York, to carry out to Enc
land, ON speculation, number of Indians of
the tribes of Sacs and Foxes. The object is
understood to be to exhibit these people in
Europe for money; and, as the legal guardian
OF the red men, the President feels bound to
protect them from this degradation.
This Department, therefore, in conformity
with his orders, hes taken all the precautions
In ITS power to prevent their abduction from
the United States. As the measures adopted
to prevent their being removed from the Indi-
an country may prove fruitless when opposed
to the love OF adventure of the Indians and the
cuPidity of spectators, l have to request that
the Collectors of the ports of New Orleans
and Mobile may be instructed to inform the
District Attorneys if any attempt be made to
embark these Indians at either of these ports.
IN order that proper legal measures may be
taken TO restore them TO their home in the
West, and topunish the offenders.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
j. X. POINSETT.
Hon. SECRETARY OF THE Treasury
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

Early Sno'c.-Snow fell in the neighbour
hood OF Mt. Scion, in this county, on Sunday
last, to the depth of about half an inch.-
Here we had few fakes mixed with driz.
zling ran.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

The Wing states that Mr.. Wise has accepA
ted an invitation to dine with set Of good
wings and true at Louisa Courthouse on the
18th Of November.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

Gentlemcn-In reply to your polite notc
requesting the address to the People of Vir-
ginla, offered by me to the Convention, for
publication in the public prints, ! have only
to say that if you deem it at all calculated to
advance the great cause in which we are all
engaged, have no objection to its publication,
and the manuscript is at your service.
regret that circumstances placed it out of
my power to offer it to the Committee, or to
present it to the Convention at an earlier hour.
remain, gentlemen with sincere respect,
our friend, &c.
WILLOUGHBY NEWTON.
To Messrs. VIM. S. Archer, J. III. Peasants,
S. III. Lewis, &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07

theleSS feel much gratlhed To see 1t spread be-
fore the people of Virginia in the public prints.
We, therefore, request that permission at your
hands, and remain, with high respect,
Your friends and fellow-citizens,
S. II. Lewis, VIM. S Archer,
X. III. Henderson, John III. peasants,
RID. III. Toler, George Il. VERIFY,
John j. Jones, !. b. Hunter,
VIM. II. Scott, Joseph *. Irving,
+. Il. Watkins, Richard Booker, ST.
II. McCandlish, John A. Smith,
Carr Bowers, John Tucker,
VIM. Robertson, jr. Robert Il. Irving,
5. Patrick, f.. Kennon,
Robt. G.. Garter, T.. p. Pitts,
5. A. M. Leland, ]. ID. Davis,
Presley N. Smith, J. Williamson,
j. Chowning, M. Pepdeton,
Geo. b. Stephenson, James w. Gusts,
Samuel Cotton, Alexander Bryant,
Charles Perrow, Robert White,
Frederick Specie, ]. Amber,
L.W. Chamberlayne, J. +. Page
s. McRae, Edward 1. Smith,
John Moffet, VIM. Masse,
Bryan w. Nowlin, w. NJ. Amber,
Bowling Clark, Samuel Taylor,
Vincent Witcher, Edmund p. Hunter,
Thomas Leigh, Henry Fairfax,
Thos. $. Flournoy, Sutton S. Harris,
Robt. b. w. Conrad, Henry Berry.
Tillotson Fryatt.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-07
CORRESPONDENCE.
SrAuNrON, September 90, 1873:

SrAUNTON, September %, 1889.
TO WiNoushby Ne,cion, Esq:
Dear Sir-The Convention having to-day
declined to adopt the address prepared by you,
for reasons of weight and moment, we, indi-
vidnal members Of that body, should never
theless feel much gratifed to see it spread be-
fore the people of Virginia in the public prints.
We, therefore, request that permission at your
hands, and remain, with high respect,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &c
A NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
and IisLinccs from place to place, along tile
and steam boat routes, by IL. 5. Ienner.
MITCHELLs Map OF THE UNITED STATES showing
he principal Turnpike and common rnads, which are
given The nIa'snces in miles from place To another;
liao the Of the canals and rail roads through
,ul the couuIry, carefully compiled from the best aus
tIuriiias-pupshed by S. Augustus Mitchell.
NITcHEILs TRAvI HERS GUIDE THROUGH Ttl
United STATES; map of the roads, distances stem
boat ana canal routes, &c. uet received and for sae
WM ArKEAn,
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xIARRoWcArE spR.Wrs
TITII s'l'VFV EhltlitV, NIhIHlUu.
THREE DAY JOURNEY FROM NEIi


'
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEJV
ORLEANS.
E>iiE rroprie II of his establishment has the pIea-
sure III announcing to his friends and the public
~ srnea,r at he will he in readne shy the first day of
May t. receive viSiters. lie will also FOR the le-
neil of those at distance, tint there have been large
improvements made, and others now going on and in
rupd progress for completion, "hci, will enable the
stliscr her to accommodate much larger number than
htittoinie and nj the same time much better.
ian'ilie can be accommodated i'll. good rooms or
th"se who prefer can have large cabis e;ached FROM
The main building.
1t Is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in nariicu
lar OF the character these wuters 70 il is pcrr, ~
Believed that they not inferior any in the Soul-
ern Stues. All the usemr's illl are ucnrrnty
i"und at Watering Places, will be found at Ills. The
best music that this part OF til country affords h.a
heea ged. and will be in Mt attendance nj The
Springs during the whole season.
! he sul5cilb will avail himself of his op.l,r,urrv
in returning his unie, nt thanks fr III yprv liberal
support given him last season. and ibpes hy the eyer
lions tina, have been ai in improving and ex;ei;rr
tfe accommodations, to merit ,o:a! pat,s,u,s. II,
present season. No l.RHu
NIB
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

shOLl5EAR S Science Of Pe,:mn,slip received, and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Cha1rss rect, New Orleans, 13J Broadway
Nav York, Danph,e ST., nDhilr.
is particularly designed for private learners, aud
schools and is calculated for per sons of all ages.
Ladies' aud geneme' inv teI cal! al, examine
the system Tor tiellsAt IS.
Lessons given al lch hnnscs As nav SUIT the
convenience OF all aad To classes formed, in any part
OF the city.
Ludes Who prefer it can rccsiv, lessons their own ref
sdeuces.
Pers paying for one trse ofrssons are desired
@ intend until they writs tt we'll as they W, sh
MI DJI NEAR " RRDrIIlR
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
vsa cor. Chn,les and Common st..
ROWANIps TONIC NTXTUKE :

3 ~ r., 80. - " A.ND'> ONIt; MIXTURE.
= =. o. 1Te0'"'ent and cure Of the Feoe- nma 4oys
VIII 10 readi!y discovered wherein the ron;,. Mx
a. te IN superior to the ordinary ,nc,Ip Of tre,,;ns
reysr add Aeue. In the frs, CO, h., mr. Veas'
vi: extract and free ron any dele,erons anl nnsnn.
ingredients, it may lie taken with the u,,nos, ia.
oven bV the tender infant, or az ed in a,;J I,
'es0pse OF The disease consea. en- lv ,be cans,;,
on soon resans its wonetl tone and ncv;,v I, os,ah
- es so,hi and permanent apr tta bv invo,rn,;n1
sacnand gives relish to The enioy,nen,s of r, no
80; !ne"iiar N having pursn,,ve Gualitv il rpma;ns
81 III !he bowels II. increase This ,iiso dor ,r m rren,
Ssn. ns nnt thoroughly clcrnses the several or.
viii, .h. uses'ion, and thus benefits the system,
IrI;,;I,Ie'er o'hrS aheetio it may he Oppressed
h.on u''S, "ief the use nfthc Tonic Mixture hav.
al to all tie usual causes Of the disease
the nso $50 any symptoms of return whereas by
~ ~, ; u'e common remedies there Is always crcn.
~ IN increased Liability to recurrence Tha Jsna
H.. usnt rf!npses Of the Ague, is very eyl, ni for
"o syste'n VIII seon become too r,urL nrn.,o,. =,
g: que 10 react with medicine and c.i;lv FIJI ~ ,c
Ia !" ach .ccssant violence The Toric N;x,nr. IA
., such reasonable Price ms To mac: II ;,b;n
80 te"ch OF every nnc-so that thu moor and dcstnc
~ hrIehy furnished with assistance wbou, snlir;tnc
1,sr, ~ enu attendance which frequently denied ia
III. y. ,, e,se very reluctantly bestowed.
'u'iic are re pcctv cautioned against Tho snu
fsr sale. ~ "''''''' '1ll' arc aa'ly offered
nsprern,ed only b, Dr. John r. Rowypa =, his
Icu"h 'ory j. Market stree. rhilndenhin " ~ $3.50
. rs snoscr'hers ARE the wholesale ascn,s FIR ,,s
~ Mss,rIn >'nte. and will sell by The rrrs. at
sne hnaiephia prices. IL be had at re,il Mise. -,
s'"s' ~ me .'poilerati in III. city.
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
,o Wholesale Druggists,
1000 v.N cor Common Il ,'rcho i,Dulaa
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MONTAEuE'S
b Il l. NJ FOR THE TEETH.

II ~ 49, 4 " IL ~ 4 T. l. H.
l>HE established reputation and costn lv ncrca ms
L demand for this ele al remedy of pain and ora
scrsave Of the teeth, has induced lie sub crner
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hay
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in tie United Stacs to place it ithi
the reach 1" those suffering and likely suffer this mos
liarnssing of all ache-, 'Toott,-cllc.
When applied according 10 directions given on
bottle, il has never tui 10 afford immediate and
manen renf: 1t also arrests the decay IN defrctiv
teeth, aud relieves that hic 40 recurutl,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
the large nuber of persons indifferent sections of d,
country, that have air ady experienced such delightful
and auary effects from the of The Balm are ready
to benr ir the public good their testimony to lis an.
rivaed qdalities. 1t is au Indian remedy. obtained
sngularly AMI unexpectedly, and ma be resarlv, h,
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
rcdmnn OF the wouds
P.ice 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
mr. Cor Common nnl EcLaintnulns Ia
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
LATE PUBLICATIONS,

~ "The Brntiers,' &c. in : vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser: consisting Of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physioiogr, and Hygiene. With
such hints the pra tce Of Ply SIC Surgery and the
diseases of women and Children Ms may prove uSei,l in
families when regular physicians cunu be procureJ:
heins companion aud guide for Intelligent principals
OF manufactures plantations, and boarding school
heads of families, masters Of vessels miss un,r ar
travellers; and useful sketch for Young men cpm,r enr
ing II study "t inedicn'. BY Revnei Coates, H. D.
Geography. for the Use OF families, illustrated by mans
and engravngs, in > vols
Just rrcei. ed and tur sale by W N,kEAy
m9 ,ur ANN nnL "a, ~, st.,
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?SENitY Il LEE g co, g.. Magazine street, az,
rIrt4 llLltu SLi,,s N.l-t,. |

ENRf Il LEE g co, 81, } N,yszins street ,r
9 row receiving from SLIPS Nashville sn,is, lie
Kentucky Eagle, au! u,l,er late arrivals Irr.u i,
",'er1' cities asyr ,t,' new secslei assortment
Haas, Boots, shoes an,: BrosunS,
nonsi,,ns OF 4 n'lc'tens line calf ;tn Morocco ,oos
40 ~ quality; Il" h"i'l, ami stout pcgsed boots o
''rm's qualities; mems fine calf seal and No,ucc,
'""-' pumps and brog,ns, ',cksk shoes, l,oeans An.
shipper S. mems line cali and kippcd begged shoes AN,
rogans; do bon,s do kip aud WAX cu"c, shoes
al bmsans; Genemens best quality cali wc,i shoes
t'oga's aud Jack Downings; do calf an. Morocco
lcklc shoes and brostns do calf, seal and Morocco
"i'an shoes and sp. s, do calf, b', sea, WIGS
rev article; do fine caIt, se:.l and morocco r,,c,
'o.s; boys, misses and cIlen's pegSe,t and scwe,
i. ossa''s, and shoes OF every qu'lit. and kind.
Also general assortment Of mems stou, wax ant
F'~'' ''oans and shoes, together with 10000 pair
"sIo hes, quality, russell hrn5ans, uacsl in III,
''nks, made expressly for plantation use; g~o,l rs.
'lncni OF mc,s fine and stout Kip '1,ssv, hrns,,s,
" ar,ic:, and :nye quantity of inferior Y.Ii,,
ssc, and WAX brogans.
Ladies l',c call, SEAL morocco aud grain wells an,
pp sol, shoes; do fine FIc,.eh Murtcco and ki. run
nd slppcls do roar shoes, with aud wi,ho, heels
/ calf, seal and stout leather ioo,cs ITO Pr,clla shoe
tall kinds and q,.:es 'in lasting, brosm,s; 40 si,cr-
= and toAet bnoces. Misses l,siing spring sI..nsao
u gans. Chiiwn's colorcd Morocco ln, lasting bro.
= ..s and boots, &c.
gentlemen fine Fashionable black silk hats 10 black
~ ''a'. beaver 'lo :" a superior .i,a,y do limitation,
& ram 10; III load and narrow rm mems fine .sb and
~ IL Russia sl"ri mapped hats, article. loHll,s
" MS and br,s black and drL wool hats of y:rio,l.
ssp pes, with general assortment of boy $ and mems
~! caps
lns assortment viii be replesctl b, the arrival OF
ca i.'cketstr"m The auose named Cities all of which
"''be sold on accommodating terms aug 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07
NARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.

.
! GRACE, translated by Philip Fr,reis d d, with
a 4 an appendix, containing transtti1ls OF various
oles, nc. by Ben jonson, Cowiey, L!t,n, Dryden
rope Addison, Swift tnatcltol, j 'FaH,iad, Person
Bryai &c. and some OF the nnre etniurut posts of tn
day-und
rHlEDRuS, witt! the appendix II i i Inns tra,,sl,
ted by Christopher S,,lart, il vols firn,n, vbun,sS
aud l9uf" Harptr's Classical Library
Tbs t.Hpcdtnn o: ilU 'ii't5f ci.lNHEl, by
Snoilei ii - with atipir 0t The tdtl,r bN Ia IN
vs. roscoe, ESP, edition, with ilasirattaus by &c
Crilhsllurk
HE iipSY;a Tale, hy the la;hnr ,f "f.ic ucI,au
iiay "f' urgund,," tsc., eI.t.ol tus .v..,pl~
II one.
- PAUL ,LIFEOfU; nv tnr Tu,.ur ts ''2e!hs.
Tbs .Gs. Ill, NC, BEN! .Gaurn= ni t,. new ~
noi"t sprs Coupler .,.s. il, "ivcd
SALE, " ;. ilrMEa fs
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NO MERCURY WJ1; COFals1.

2 =
A BOUT six months ago ! hc' the misfortune To gel
n secret di7easa, for which have applied sevo.
raj doctors for cure, aud they did not me- now
OH the above date put myself unier tie Of ,ocu,
liuet, and expect him cure Since ,hM time
the disease got worse ~ break large ulcers
10 the number Of six eight h leg, aud ali oyer
IVY face an sore throat, and not nhle work at h
prcsent time account of the dsense; large nlcer
the right side Of the throat. nm putting mysc
son6 iently under the o! Dr. lluet, &c Parie,
to be perfectly cared JOHN DEAN.
Tea II LIZ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-07

Srrniua or Kings Evil, Chronic rheumatism,
Chronic Cutancous Dis Pains in ,Ir, Bones by free
eases, Use OF Mercury
the blood being in vntcd state
This very concentrated syrup is preItarrd with tho
greatest pharmaceutical and acrIrncv aud contain
the nctvc prncipc o. :Saisapana iii the mos, conccr
trat"d degree, combined with other gc,ule substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desdara,m with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large qnnntitv of Sursapurija in n sna
dose, has been obtained in this prepara,ion--ev being
,".is CONVINCED OF It's merits, confidently administer
the course Of lhc. practice.
frse $ so per bottle. Sold ONLY nj SWAIN
BROTHERS. drug store. No. lCannl street. whc-
hiny be hd, fresh and gcnuinc, rec from the prrr
tors, Swainls Panucea and Vermiisgc, rncr's C,,oI
con, Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, md
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JHKFIS Y ANDREWS,
Cor Common and rchaptoulas ia.

NEW BOOXS-Naval Sketch Book, OIL, the Service
Atat aud ashore. With characteristic reuinsceu
ses, fragments and opinions. BY tie author of
Tales OF Tar, sc. second series, in , vols
ltaniom kecolectuns of the House of Conmons
nom the year 1880 To the close OF 1885, including ne, So
nal Sketches of the leading membership one of no mr.
Just received and Tor sale by W MckEAN,
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- To TIiF. 7. fEI...sS.
q TkINS0N'S y .pIl.lA ffi.!T. f r.n,.;,o a.,
4 pertiu air from the face neck and arms ~; ~,
equal satey and certainty, having the skin finer md
whittier than before tie application A fresh sun,,iv
just received al ,.flHN'StfH
Ma Exchange Hotel corn., J, e.narle, md Cn,,,o,
ia. -,