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.lT tEtHONN ISSh"ptf""'
The reader NAV rccoec that MIR. Calhoun has been
CHARGED with dcsgn of advocating the assumption OF
the Stale Debts b. the Government of the l. >. We
denied the report and called upon Mr. Calhoun or one
OF his friends at Washington notice the subject We
arc now "a9hor:rG and requested 10 say, that no man
in the States opposed than he IS, 10 The whole
scheme that no scheme could be conCuctcd 10 which
he would he opposed. The report circulated by
the Washington Correspondent Of III" ~ Y. Courier
has no, the shadow of foundation Mr.. G. will take
the earliest opportunity that be presented, 10 speak
for himself on this and on other great questions
The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times publishes the
following Letter from the State Treasurer of PcnnSyl-
vana refusing to receive tax declared upon dividends
made'contrary to law. That paper insists upon It, that
public opinion is fixed upon an early resumption; that
Governor Porter will recommend it, and that the lc
misaturc will enforce it:
TEE,SuRER's OFFICE, Nov. 81, lSfo,
Dear Sir-Enclosed, | return you 4 check on the
Bank of the L. s, being Tor tax on the amount Of
dividend declared by the Bank of which you are an Of
fccr.
have two objections 10 receiving the check INC
first is the Baak had authority by law to declare
dividend during the suspension of specie payments
and second the dividend declared In May will be re
uuired IN sp,cic See act Of 9th January, 1919.
Yours truly
DANIEL. STURGEON,
State Treasurer
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sen


IhnrSfNy. UtccHJ1 OF, l~3I.
Mr.. SwirH, from tin, Committee Of General i.7rs
rt,d the bill FIR the temporary g oo the Banks ::
this Commonwealth, with amendment, which was
lad on the table
Mr.. ArEI,soS proposed substitute 10 the bill,
whch was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Lyons proposed the following resolutions
Resoird That Committee be appo MED to incur"
mo III" eXpcdcnry Of fitting up proper manner tc
apartments occupied and used by the Cour, Of
Appeals and General Court for the use of the senate
md transferring ihcs" Courts for The sessions TO the
ro,rs now occupied and used bv the Senate. and The
cost Of these CHANGES and make report thereof to the
Senate.
On motion Of Mr. Bo>prrh>T, the Senate adjourned
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December :. lS3o

70 THE EDITOE or 7HE E.fQUfkIR
Having read III the Charleston Mercury an extract
from The Globe and the truly STYLED table, fearless and
patriotic letter Of President Smith of the Bank 81!
Missouri giving an account of the issue between that
bank and the Wig merchants: and believing tina, u
disseminated, is calculated TO open the eyes at DIS
corning public and eventually to effect much good,
respectfully request that you will give the rh0c, an
insertion in your paper cart rs prectic"bis-
Dec. ;. \ SiBSCRIBER tND DEMOCRAT.
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Died, SnrlUlk Wcu iIy, , III T, ihc 9Th
her after line" of alol hour. Nr,. Ma
BaooNE fRr~ou w' OF William French E-q and taught 81
The late Col Daniel DuyaI-i lruGh aware Of hrr approaching
dissolution. uf complaint escaped
srntI and resigned, -l yielded mp her spirit wtuit nrgg,
- the Almighty who u. and ckiy did
the friends who surround d her IN, when tp,k
departure. She dsd h had lived example o patience,
mrCkn" and resignation. Ia all t relations OF VT,
and she kind l'lCtlDuai and exemplary,
ready aud willing ~arufr her own InprIurSs
Peace her dear and NIL" and long, long
cxnmql. hr nbcrcd and hr uuy cherished by
fond and deeply ac al fam Is she hI- I'm aged moth
husband and family Uf children Ia brnaan her lo,>
VALUABLE PLANTATION At AUCTIoN.-Wtil he sold al
Friday, the Goth December, hwc.n twelve and
O'Clock before Cob rary- hotci III Hampton,
nf called Buck Roe. Sltcd the Eliza
the hcupkr Bay, directly
HENRY adjoining aai- old comfort ana
Tn" ul naturally rICh
crops prove. II j. susceptible Il high improv enrn
and adapted culture clover and
thu firth, -u THIS clinat produce
Thor. hi. tIac OF the cgbl.
binding country embracing unbound d water
rprCt. Til" place famed TOR IL al'hHe>- the r
cell IL water II has iliHt furnished
upwards Il - o. :. troops without ling
t0i wood and supposed than
0Ol cords wood could b. -ulh
then leave abundance for the ii The
thought that there $1,000 worth Of Navy timber, besides the
acquainted with. Almost reasonable
be supported with 'tr expense. Al old Point omlarr
ready market for almost all ihata gentleman could
garden aud da-aud could -
There al-o fisheries attached
To cncrri-inG this holds out nduccmg a,4
health and wealth than uilr w!u knOw sGgc
nv" gentlemen who wish to hich-e 70 CON" and examine
advantages; examined the win apprec-
Mr. who lives the land, w. show
wishing 10 examine u.
Ter.ns-Onc third Of the purchase money down.
trust property. r. H. RAMSAY, Elizabeth C.Y, y {.
/ December 10 GJ-2t'
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Z, H. Gcncr,L .ls,cinhIu III Itrninin

II tie fc"crat .lSfcmh'y ri Ir@taia.
\. The coming session OF your body, owing 10 The
death OF the Honorable William Daniel, you viii have
10 appoint Judge in his Cir"uii-and permit re 10
hrir. 10 vonr notice the name Of DANIEI NiLsoS,
ESG., 81 Cumberland county, uS gentleman wM quail
fled lor the station His lcal abilities and virtues az
man, $50 important, in the charac'crol Judge are too
well known by your Lody to need further comment.
4 FmESp TuE JuDICIhRY.
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TO Hc IOters II tic Sfaatoriai District composed cfHf
it.uLnc Gr11DLri1r itnuknLmc ILnAN.

t0uniiCS Of Honroc, Grcenhricr, .n0"ig1mcry ftog
P"!n>ki, GHr> md .EtFrcr.
Fellow Citizens The term for which YOU were
pleased to clrc. your Representative III The Sc
nate of Virginia, Will :avc Expired AT The termination
Of the present session.
| take > method Of rendering To Won my grateful
acknowledgements for the honor YOU have thus confer
red upon me. How far have met with ronr approha-
ton III the nave pursued in the discharge OF
that high and responsible trust, is for YOU and not me-
10 crmimr. One thing must assure you, That nave
had no ocr object III v!cw, than The promotion oil what
| considered your best interest.
also wish YOU understand, that will not be a
candidate fer reelection next Spring.
Yours, respectfully,
December = 1S39 WM. THOMAS.
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We are compelled 10 suspend the Communications o.
Correspondents, well Editorials and
variety oi printed articles in cons, gucncc 81 tho
great ps:'s&'r" upon cur columns The proceedings oi
Ccngrr.a;, and Of the Stat" !.rgalaturr-th" foreign
news by the Liverpool, and the Harrisburg Conyrn-
lion, all Epon rs a, oncc.
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RCBINSoN'S PRACTICE, VoL. ILL.,
lust published and for SALE ny SNirH Palmer the third
Volume Robnson Practice beng in criminal
comp copies three Volumes III general assortment, If
Law Books, will also be found the Of the advertisers
Dec 10 60
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HOYT'S BANK OF PRIZES.

THE FLOWING III" drawn Numbers Virginia Petersburg
Il Lottery, No. :, drawn 9Th
IS 81 10 80 - ~ y % 90 81 ~
The Lottery which draws a Scheme
Capital Prize SiJ,0JJ Tickets only $40. orders
wihou; delay d. VI. HOYT, Rtthnoni Ia.
Dec 10 G3-it
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Il write to YOU to-day, give you the confirmation
o: the nr,vs IN my last letter. Gen. VIM. H. Harrison
has received the nomination of the great wing Caucus
Il HqrriSjUrn for President. i Stevens led on his
svarthv forces Of Ante Aasons and Abotontsts and
Ike the ruling spirit dictated the orders for the journals
q" the Caucus and directed the yeas 10 bc entered for
Gen, Harrison.
The Virginia Wings must now d&6and retire from
the field, follow in the train OF Stevens and ms
gang The great body of The Wings here, are panic
Srpc, aud parayzcd with this intelligence The lead
r> here had hung Their flags for Clay: they were
m.r>hanr up their forces and arranging for the CAM
a:gn-whcn lo the Intelligence coacs that the leader
who had conducted them through many campaigns,
who had led Their forces III many battles, who had
borne The Wing flag through sunshine and storm, had
received his discharge.
MIR Clay will scarcely be able 10 restrain his ndigna-
ton The wrath craicrcd his heart may burst ont like
NcsuvjiS with all its destructive heat and violence
!! GU need he surprised it, tomorrow, you see his
'oces drawn from the battle the House OF Represen
'9rcs-and if S!ade and Adams, with their followers,
snonld be all that left do present service III the
"a- cause Report says, the Convention dispersed IN
Disorder, and made no nomination for Vice President
Such then the Denoucmcnt OF this great Wing fiar-
.>HuTg Convention Gen. Harrison is then to be The
.'i nee OF the great Wing party! He who was beaten
VIVA 50 much ease in Virginia three years ago, is once
more % be thrust before the good citizens of this Com
SSaonwea!th as the raying point Pass over Clay and
s.oa' and take up Gen. Harrison! Faulty Itself
s!o not have made more extraordinary and untortu-
=" selection The Wings in Virginia mig ht have made
sao" otbatte under Clay, their celebrated Civilian
j. many Years The gallant Scott might have led on
ossoEn Hope, 10 honorable defeat But the name
zen Harrison will cover Of the very soldiers,
'"V's ne vii! lead on to battle, And is this the
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The Masnificcn, lIumbug!

.E>Tu,CrS q Letters ircm he<""@i0", Dc, )
Il have this moment couycrScd with gentleman
vino arr.ycd in the cars this morning. Ia Committee
t,u"ii> al Harrisburg, there, many ball"'n@s
"a tn lat. Harrison received IL votes, Clay 90, and
Scott t.. and Harrison was therefore recommended,
nnd wall bc the nominee; This gentleman said, that
il" travelled with several Of the Delegates who had quit
The Convention i! infer IL dfsgust,) without awaiting
II, action on IT,. subject Of Nic- President Virginia
stuck to Clay through thick and thin New York went
10 h.", and viii ultimately, hay" no doubt, 90 for
Van Burcn. M,>>Arur SETS adhered to Harrison,
i:rm T. T., HebSier viii come now, and enjoy
Clay defeat w;th as good zcS as any OF the attcn-
toms nc has received even from Royalty itself ON the
other side d, the water.
''lh" :'ru3t" meet every day, and adjourn; and the
House meet and wraugla til Dnncr time. There w
~ ranut or violence. Our friends arc IN root
spirits, and think all will work well.
From another Correspondence
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pasquuadcd- is the whole head and front of his
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The following Letter from the Pres dent OF this In
s;tuton was laid before the House by the Speaker:
FARMERS BtSK OF NEGISIA.
December 9Th, $3.50. !
SRI enclose general statement Of the condition
of The Bank on the Sd instant, with table show ng
the denominations Of notes in circulation the dealings
n exchange and the real estate Of the Bank which,
with this note pray you 10 lay before the General AS
scmhlv.
THIS Bank was reduced to the necessity, along with
other Banks of the State, of resolving temporarily TO
SUSPEND specie payments the 18th of October last
The resolution was taken under painful sense OF tie
responsibility involved and not until il was seen mat
thereby alone could mlsChcs, the most serious 10 the
community at large and TO the Banks be avoided.
The state of the Banks of this Commonwealth has
annually been made public; and whilst their condition
has been such as to inspire unhcstatng confidence IN
the soundncSs and security OF the institutions IL must
have been remarked, that II was not favorable 10 me
maintenance of specie payments IN period Of CONNER
al rcvnls on occurring unexpectedly ana competing
the Banks OF the principal commercial points TO sus-
mend II has been known that their loans have been
,rre for their capitals and that they could not be cali
ed IN of sudden; and least Of all, al period of unu-
sa obstruction the ordinary business transactions OF
the country. So, ALSO the circulation has been large
for the specie held by the Enthusiastically, it has been
redeemed without embarrass men by drawing upon col
ections made bv other Banks, account OF our own
but this resource failing fail it must, in the event Of
suspension by Banks in other States the loss OF the
specie capital of our Banks would be inevitable For
it wl be remarked the tendency Of the circulation ie
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NAF EbLESAI.E A II, RErAtI.Ii)AiB AND VA
II L E,rI ss.El E-..1 In Ii LII

M IiU.ESALE A N Nt.TAtLEiJNlN AND Va
W kE'ri ST'kE-at the sign of the golden
comb Mo ''Charcs steee!. The subscribers have
ceived, ina ri"n to theHrrevious stock on hand, full
and compile; assortment Of artu les in their line; viz:
combs, perfn ~, Jcwellrv, haslcs tosking glasses,
f"ncy articles, >r.cnl,sistng in part follows:
COMl,S-,orse shell, Wrought md plain tue twist,
qied hack lon; round dressing, side piir curl and
neck, Hrnzilian combs Of every Description amongst
which arc Mexican p%stcrs, Ivory combs of every
daec'pton horn dressing and paskct, Together with
general as Ortmcn If Frcnah and American.
neutrality-suspicious., Lavender, Fl"rid'', honey,
bay and orange flower waters of every size and de
fancy soaps Of all kinds, shaving do cakes and pots
SOAP do Wards vegetable hair oil bears and an
tiI,tdo. PrcstonH smelling salts, plain and psrfumcd
toilet powder, pearl powder, pow lerputs and boxes po-
natn, in pots and rolls nrris and chlorine tonth wash
and powdels, with Il general assortment Of
JENtll.Rf-som,t Of the lates, ind most fashionu.
BILE sets, consisting Of white and red corIeliul topu-
Jet earir"ps, set in lagree brnast pins OF gre" Gle
~ of patterns, watch trimmings, wilt and slv -uckcs
s thmhlcs, silver and gold p. ,cs aud guard chains
ERUStlES-tlotl,, hair, ,,is. Ig,cruml' ,esr, hnor
hat, esl, tooth, plate, conn., Nail. shaving, shoe and
" hitc ash brushes.
LOOKING; GlASSES-Germnn s,a,ia and toile,
asss, magnify ing und French e-sing gIassas home
10, with variety OF other kinds not enumerated.
FANCY AND VARIETY AKriCL;S-Frcn |,
and American portable desks and dressing cases so.e
very rich and finely ins ladies work lxcs and drcs-
stag cuses with aud without .c, musical boxes Ac.
corulls va.:""s kinds vion5 aud guitars silver and
lat"d pencils and leads God pencils tor carp n crs aud
crnyons, ante CLOCKS, gmns and pistols with and .lthu
eases. percussion cups. percussion cap chargers, pple
screw drivers shot belts hass, paste biuc
tru sets, lndnn beus Of every kind, bells and ,es
and common knives, and scissors. llinhlc,
needles, pins silver plated, steel and common spects
cles, pocket hooks and wuilets OF kn! visiting
cards and card cases, playing carts OF FRENCH tcrla,
and American manufacture, dolls. nitaIion fruit, 4l
boxes, prints Of various kinds, Sauners Pornc ~
Ennrrsons tilllman 8 aud Hawkins razor straps un,
ctn!'ic h"nes irks, fancy bead necklaces, do with
dups,t". watches, pearl buttons, powder TASKS, al,
PLAN seed beads, gilt and silver d. gun elastic sspen
ders, and gnrters, plain and sword Canes backgaAmlu
btards dice, optical semncs, c"slurs, ocooco match
e. and drinking cups with great vurmt, Oi other arti
Giles, all utwhN will be sold for cash city accepta
ces on L. months credit. Is II SIMMC' 5, Il co.
| Id ~ -lartISasl.
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~ l".v" " H M"' ,s '" w" "s vE, "'' Se
ssssz:ssezn ~, lock. p m rer u S mail boa.
Tor Hall. L ,ndlny, above Biskrly - ~ CT 'o.,'
.,,s, Z aches't" P'rsa'"' .-th NJ" s'earn hna's
|. GRIN. =, wherein and ,"u,e is resume IT,, herc
wa Ma.,,"na and r. wnsvir, Fla. B,,"b,de..
p,"d-rt"" II, l,wE 'nsvie. S"undersvI. t. l. 'ui-.
vii II. August, Ga, connecting regularly WV
hr r,ii r"a' ear. 10 Charleston. ami the s'en
arkr 10, Now York, N.'r"lk, Pail dolphin, e,t
The steam boat nrr the hest Tor the service, nm,
| the " viea'iOn presents more advantages than ca"
'e fonnd upon any sttatnJUat rUute in the south.
|" rn rrgin,..
The great Improvements in III" route have beer
| pro 'ured BY th-c"ns'ruc,i"n OF hf,v miles "f new
rad, by the pv'prir.urs, VIZ fr'n L,Gra"ge o.
| LaFav.,e Bav"u, an arm 'ot Sap's Rosa B.v, II
| Rryan,'- Ferry, o , the Charnh" c,,,e liver, e.
y ills ali we tn, C"w ord. or Ia ahnve Cedar blnf'
whereby the naviRa The rivcr. and tn"
/ a.nu"nt de'vnti,s. and IR'rr recently the ,nc"r
! vr"ient crossing ut the C"wf'rd, are entire,
'v"id"d, and = fine road FROM Marisnna Dire
=" BninbridH". o., at al the r'undnh,,U. T'ad VI.
hni'ah'''chrr. ,esseninr ihr distance ah"u, fort,
lies, aud ircr. ss,ng the farilit,cs more TIM,
| once a iev
Ar,. ~. nrh line Of Nv" h"-a- s,nge. ever
9Th a"y t,'''u II XII, sv,l", via p rrv !" Macon
a. .:nnrc'inz with the line to Savannah an
u uen. Gen.
A mai! o.. am GA, ,ii.s regnl INV he.wrc
BIZ, idpe AMI A nlnchi:oln. Tray i rS~is'n
'"'ts"h a"y ONT IN L ha''ah''rhrr ~ n ,a!a h
| cola. can take si.o, On, at Brownsville.
! N"hi e 10 p. ns.cla - nnd Rnu o. during ia
'mr "ccup rd h, The r. pairs VI II as, the pro,r,
rrs At the f.. r'da hue will 'un n line "' ten
h,r-e Pos, ""'c'"s +vefy other day between NJ
IL a d Pensa"ol,.
P ssr. gers will ie I'VE NJ die a, ; ~ lock p II,
in the S mail h"a,, aud rr.c"-d I" Hall Land
ing, where TOUR hntsr c"ach will IN waiting I,
convey Them +" the excellent h"u-r Ut Nj. Char.
Itlnll, 4 nile distant, where they " fn
plrasa. | ncronn,m Oh ,inns Tor the ni9ht--seav,u
mx' m"rn'ng, they will arrive IN Pensnr"l. ca
T." he evening, thus avoiding the discomfort II
| nigh! " v-n..
q ice at he Mansion House, Mobile, and c y
| Inns Hue, Pensacola, where SEA . mus. b., go. /,
to-. STO'' X TON &c.,, n.vI
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IL IL IL
FOR NEW WORRY

f'k NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Pack.ts1
me. Ships composing this limo will sail fr..,
New orleats and New York ON every other Mon.
''ny-c"n''nencng on the goth Northumberland 10
insure the P''nctualny in the time Of sa;l;nx. the
I'm VII h' reattcr consist offiv+ ships, viz:
Ship z"". Captain Irask, to leave on tho QO,i,
November.
Ship Louisville. Captain Palmer, to leave On the
4h December.
Snip huntsville, Captain Eldride.. ~ loavo On III.
18Th December.
Ship V'ckshnrv, Captain Wooihsu.c, 10 leave or
the lst January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th Of January.
lhe 'hove arc all new, Of the first class, conner
u; ahG copper fa.'cned, nd upwards Of s.() ton.
"l'ihc" arc ut light draugh, of water, being bull
~ Ne" York expressly Tor the trade. Tic pric.
o' passage is fixed al 100 dollars; their cabin, are
hitrd up in the most it! proved and convenien,
pl'n, aud finished in Il neat and elegant STYLE -
Anpe stores Of the first quality will be provided.
| ana every regard paid 10 the ,mtort and cp,ir,
s"'sct'Sn OF passengers, wl,u will please take no
wee 'nat no berth can no secured until paid for At
the OF CO of the cOnai snccs.
ltese vessels ar" commanded bv captains wei,
experienced '" tho trade. who will give every a,
te',io" ana exert themselves 10 accommodate, The,
WIZ ~ all time" he t0wed up and duwn tho Missis
s,pI' ~ .t'anh"ats. nd tho strictcst punctualty
"hrrrved in the time Of sailing.
the owners of these Oh, will no, h. ,..ro,.
o'c '"r any letter. parcel or package. sent tv u,
put on hoard Of them, unless regular bI Of lain,
b" signed therefor, at tho counting house 81 IN,
agent or owners. Far further particular. applv I.
DEIN e. A COHEN,
UuSSt on
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ROWLAND s TONIC MIXTURE.

FOX FEVER AND A9UE.
v6NEN years have not yet elapsed since II WINS
Il first regularly submitted TO the public; hut j,
has attained tho highest repu' ,t"n; and has sup
planted every other medicine for the Ague, wirrv
- il has been known and Apr ciated. Already
has it bonn carried in every direction throughout
the United States, and still realizes m,rr than could
have been am'icipatedby ITS m,o.: sang,nc friends.
T,ousands of persons have not only been relieved,
t'ut restored, he rh and vig"r through it's agr".
cy' and they now chc"rfny testify. a, every "p.
tortu",iy, to it's decidcd and supreme efic ICY |.
10 comPo-rd Of such medicinal principles IN are
Calculated 10 renew thu healthy action Of the stnn
ac', liver. and other important digestive "rgans,
the los Of which harmony is the inl'm"liatc cause
Of the disease. Il is apparent also, that !, prodI.
Entir" change tho condi,i"n Of the system,
and certainly destroys the native liability To reap
srs Of the affection. Wnen the Ague IN attended
" It'll any other complaint. the employment "i tn.
Tonic Mxtu-' will not Interfere with the ,reat
men, the other d eass, hut WI even aff.rd as.
.'st 'nce BY furnishing strength and v,v"r I" Tn.
body dHriiik the cNurer 81 treatment. These ,o
in Ike ess os this medicine may 10 as.urrd III :,
thers 10 no A'senie. Barks. Merury. or any other
article in it's composition untrIend TO tho human
constitution; being entirely \ uegef"bie eztrncG
| and they may have additional confidence ia the
Use thcre"f when they perceive that It ,hs the o.
feet Ut gent LAXATIVE about tho time half bot.
tie full has bonn takeii-in consequence of which,
there in no part Of :t'e medicine left to ngcr IN
tho bowels to cause obs,ruciions, and other evils,
arising IRON the I've Of many OF the rcnrd~s
offered for the cure Of this affection |, has been
used also as Il Prcvcn,ivn, by many who were sub
:ct to periodical recurrence of The Chills. aud il,
has INV 'rnb'y warded off tho apprc,enduh ATTACK.
ObserUe! The Proprietor. fully satisfied vi It'll ,h,
ampar lleled ard un,vcrsa .ucccss Which has c,,,.
'tantly attended Il punc,ual and regular use ~ H..
Tome Mixture. in all Cases OF F"ver aud Aguc.
feels warranted in eng gi"g To refund the p''ee I"
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DOLBEAR'S Sci-nce Of Permanship received, and
- for sale at their perrnnnc't Wiring Aca'|t
No. 8 Ci,ntres rect, New Orleans, 100 BToIdway
Sew York. Daupni,e ST., Mobile.
1t is cnlarI> designed Tor private learners. and
ICl,nols aud il calculated for per Of all
Isdee and gcntltmen inv ted call and examine
The system for themselves.
Lessons are given at ,cll houses nnv ."it the
convenience Of ALL aud to classes formed ii my part
nl tie city.
aidcncee
P..-s. rayine .rse Of lesscns desired
o aitend' 49, = - ,'s ell es hev wlsh.
|. >r.p BK(DrIYt.R.
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Drues aud Med,c,nrs.

g.. vr-i ma i."a'ed nnn--,' ~ tins ci,y IN,
the u't.,-- Of 'rap>aering n general Wh,, Al |.
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