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Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
GNl&PENpEk - HARRIS,
KENNEBEC & BOSTON

p A c Il 4 G z 2 \ 2 r = 5 3.
TEyHE subscribers, in connection with Messrs. F. c. HALE
& Co.. of Boston, would respectfully announce to their
friends aud the pubc that they have made arrangements to
transport P4CK4GES AND BUNJLES or GOODS
from AUGUSTA, HAbLOWELL, GARDINER, BATH
and The intermediate towns, pr steamers JOHN w RICH
MOND and HUNTRESS, to BOSTON, ard through
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS to NEW YORK and other South
em and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given delivering packages and money paying and col
Iectng bills and purchasing and selling merchandise.
All packages Intended for should be leghly marked
"KENNEBEC ENPBESs.' Large articles will be called
for if suitable notice is given.
ofees At the AuGusrA BooHsronF, Augusta; at C. C.
B,cHriurn's Faowe; at A. Y. PERKfNs', Gardiner; at
A. PAEsoss, Bath and at p. c. ALE & Co.'s No 3 Court
Street, Boston. O. >. tAkpENI III,
SAA'L. l.. HARRIS.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

RUSSIA EFfEE.
A GOOD assortment of difarantquai-ies. fr zeia by
I 10 t-4....tY5..r.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

DANIEL WILLIAMS ESQ.
GEN. GIEENLIEF WHITE, g,,,,.,,
N1L u. SM1rH6 Co.
WILLIAM WoAPT, ,JR. ,EsQ
GEN. GEO. w. BACHELOR, GGrdtner.
GAVIN SPAULDfNG, HalOWeA
B. b. MussEY, huston.
NJ r. All packages letters left with PARsoEs, Mt the
"s1adahock Cheap Sorep - will receive prompt attention.
Bath. haV 20 lE4l. IFS.
RANDAIIT d. WHITMAN,
COUNiSELLORS IND .4TTOR.NElS At L.2H,
BATH, Me.
BENJAMGN RANDALL, tfo7r4
We. II. WyurMAN '''-'''
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

RHODE ISLAND.
Sciuata Bank, 70 d
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
COUCH g.nEEtr...i .,e.

fNIDER VINEGAR manufactured and tirvrra Rr
- G. y. KENDALL.
June 80 ma
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
NFFHtaiPsHTRE.


Concord Rank. , q
laoitshur3 P8nk so a.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

EXCHANGE.
On England,s premium
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

CROCKERY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, lust
n imported from England and for sale cheap by
z. HYDE &c Co.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12
HOUSE FOR SALE!

no. 3 SOAP.
= " B0NEs No. Soap for sale by C.GLAPP, jr
aay July l6, 1871. 10
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-08-12

Wooden Ware and Farming Tools, and good assortment
of CROCkERY x GLASS WARE, &C., &C., all of which
viii be sod on the most reasonable terms. CAL and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
Nr WsbSisr.

Inc iAetIous have been evidently disa ppointed
at the spirit in which MIR Webster,s appointm.n, n
the Department OF State has beer received Cal.
noun ana eeh'on Loco Foeoism expected great ad.
MANAGES from ia large accession to its miserable
STOCK OF capital IN trade. But no discontents or
murmurngs have followed, save from few po,i.
cIans-no indignation meetings have been b.ld-ro
popular movement in any quarter, which furnishes
the least ground to suppose that Mr. NVebs,er,s m
poiniment Is not acceptable to the great masses If
the People in every division Of the Union. To,h.
immense majority who have Frustrated the Loco
Foco Dynasty, MIR WebsteT's appointment app.ar.
70 be entirely agreeable. They feel that his el,ims
were Pre-eminent. They know that his abilities
would adom any station in the world They ore
conscious that his connection with the Govorno,.,,
IN SO high and influential a trust, will elevate :,
abroad and restore the ebbing confidence Of Eurons
]" "S stability and good faith. His federalism thew
regard as bubble, and they contemn the charge
against him the more that it emanates from the nj.
ira federalism of the jackson era the federalism,
which humbugged the people with democratic pyo.
J''"0n'' while It transcribed in practice the enor.
mites Of the Adams and Pickering school.
But there are those who are not satisfied. The
Memphis Enquirer well describes them.
when wespeik Of the universal satisfaction ,v;,L
which Mr. Webster's appointment is received bv a..
people, we Of course 10 not include those rob;1 ~
co tocos, whose foul ISLANDERS and detractions of
both the living and the dead during the lnte c,nv.
issued IN so many purId streams from The s,,,a
and from the press, and who yet have the bnrdiboog
TO brave the indignant reProbation Of the country
by continuing the work Of defamation. THIS, c,c,.
lures are not otthe people, but rather loatbsome
iePuIes VINO crawl through the body polite, eav-
ing theIr slime ana venom upon every one who is
elevated above thor own degraded sphere. T6,y
OF course, are not satisfied with MIR Websfer nor
would they be with any one who possesses ei,bsr
honesty virtue or elevated PATRIOTISM Their Kisses
o. 1IsaPProVaI resound through the land, and the
babbtng tongues Of resuscilated ISLANDERS are busv
IN eDdelvorngt 10 detraet from his worth So il vii
continue to be. Ii Is their nature, and il wound he
IDLE TO expect Them to be satisfied with anV tbino
which General Harrison could do"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY. March 9. Is4t.

The SFEAEER laid before the House commune
cation from the Governor, transmitting resolutions
lately adopted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of indiana, on the subject Of the Public Lands;
which, on motion Of Mr. ToLER, was sid upon the
table, and ordered 10 he printed.
On motion Of Mr. ODgLL,
RssoirtJ, That the Committee OF Propositions
and Grievances he instructed to inquire into the
eHpedlency Of changing the place or holding the
election at the house Of Eli Boil in the county Of
hampshirs and that they have leive to report by
bl or Olherwigo.
On motion Of Mr. TpLER, the report Of tho Com
miuse Of Finance on the petition Of Samuel a. Pan
mill praying tina tho toll bridge erected by him
scToss StauGton River may be exempted from AZ
pessment and tagation, and asking 10 be refunded
the sum Of si0 paid by him for tho tax Of 1910 on
aid bridge, was taken up.
The committee had agreed that the pnyer Of the
petition he rejected.
The said resolution was, on the question being
put thefcupor, ogfeed to-an unsueessSlid motion
having been made by Mr. ToLER TO amend THO
same, 10 reverse the decision Of the committee
NJ SnlTH OF Isle Of Wight, from the Committee
/ Of Propositions and Grievances, presented reports
rejecting the petition Of citizens Oh the counties Of
Wood, Harrison and Lewis, for the formation Of a
new county out VI parts OF said countless Also 70.
iectng the petition Of Isaac A. Goddin and others
10 incorporate the Marshall Theatre in tho City OF
Richmond.
Mr. CRpTcHFIELp. from the committee Of Roads
and Internal Navigation, presented a bill to aulho-
rise the James River and Kanawha company TO
erect bridges across James River, at convenient
/ points for the accommodation Of the South-sde
tride,
Mr. LsrBuaN, from the committee on Agriculture
and NJ nUfaeturts, presented report rejecting a re
solution relsIive 10 the Mercer Manufacturing CON.
plny; add
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
To TIE EprroRs OF THE Wu,o.

Gentlemen: II the review of the Postmaster
Generals Report which lately saw in the Wing,
be correct, there has certainly been most prohgate
waste OF money in that Department within the last
four or hve years. Acting upon the Loco prinei-
pie the spolls belong TO the yictors, presume MIR
Kendall felt authorized TO use what came under his
control in any way he deemed BEST and as charity.
by Holy Writ, covers a multitude of sins, so by MIR
KS religion "lncidentals" cover multitude OF dol
lars. Nor DO see that the present Postmaster
General is much behind his "lluslrous predecessor
IN that respect, for he too, has his item Of nciden-
tails" to no small amount II seems difficult to ac-
count the enormous expenditures Of the Depart
ment, yet we may readily imagine that the many
extra bureaus established to accommodate political
scTibblers, swallowed large portion, and the paint.
ing of flags Of victory the arrival of the success
oil the Van Buren, ticket in the City Of New York
took another porton-still there ought 10 have been
ample means for the use ofthe Department But |
presume the Auditor Of the Department can best
inform the public as 10 all such matters Now, 10
come at something like the real state Of affairs under
MIR hendal's administration OF the office, do not
see any other way than that suggested by MIR Web.
ster-cose the present books on the 4th of March.
and open an entire new sett under other and differ.
ent he'ds of bureaus. Some Of the present clerks
can, no doubt, with proprey, be retained 10 aid in
closing up the present books; but for the opening
OF the new, and re-organizing the system Of book
Keeping Mr. Granger should ca II to his aid the old and
experienced Clerks OF the former system, who were
dismissed by Major Barry under the proscriptiye
order. They, or such Of them as will accept Office
again, mus, from their experience and know ledge
OF the routine OF business, be better qualified for The
purpose than any others--and besides, Justice re-.
cures that for the persecution experienced by them
for opinions sake, they should at least be a5ktd TO
return to the office, and occupy their former places.
In selecting the Assistant Postmaster General. II s
understood thot the President or the new Postmes-
ter General will invite DR.. y. Bradley, former AS.
sistant Postmaster General, to take Office tits not
known whether the Doctor will accept or not-but
justice to his wounded feelings demands that he he
invited, III be only 10 soohe those feelings, and TO
have his valuable experience and ext aordinary me-
mory long enough to restore the Department 10 is
former high reputation. MIR Mel can, former Post
master General, now Judge, knew the value Of the
TWO MIR Bradeys, who acted as his Assistants. (Nir
a. u. since desd) and advised Major Barry that 81
am Judge mcLean) anxious that it's (lhe Depart.
menrs) reputation shall be sustained; and am con h.
WINGED that this cannot be done if the above named
gentlemen be removcd"- and the result has. NJ ,ss
see been as the Judge predicted. w.
February 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

AZ large and respectable meeting Of The Wbio.
OF Brunswick on the 22d Of February, at Lawrence.
vile,
Col. John Tucker was called 10 the Chair. and
u. b. Wilkes appointed Secretary.
Inc object OF the meeting having been explained
bY the Chairman, Col James d. Mallory offered
the following resolution, which he pref,ced win
some very sensible and pertinent remarks:
Rescued, That we deem Il iiexpedient. under
existing circumstances, to nominate or o.berwiss
ron candidates this spring, either for the county or
Tor this Congressional district.
Inc foregoing resolution met with the hearty
concurrence OF the meeting, and in fact Of the Wing
party generally in this county, there being upon its
passage only ono or two nays.
Reslp,d, That these proceedings be published
IN The Wing and Petersburg Intelli oncer
JOHN TUCKER, Chairman.
V. u WfLKEE, Ssertiarg
Inc Petersburg lnteigeneer will please copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
MEETING IN GLOUCvsrpp

AZ called meeting Of the Republican Wbio. Of
Gloucester county, held at the Court House on
MONDAY, ihe 50 d'y Of August 1910, for the pur.
pose Of taking into consideration the nouio,,ia, .,
suitable person rs cand date 10 represent the
people when the term or their present worthy Del.
egate shall expire, Maupin W. Kemp. E.1. va,
called TO the Chair, and John r. Cary oppoin,,d
Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been explained
committee was appointed TO select a candidate
who reported that they had selected ugustine w
Robins Esq, ana u being ascerisined from eommu.
mcation with Mr. Robins, that he would accept the
nomination, the question vas taken add u was IA.
ANONYMOUSLY resolved that the said Augustine W.
Rooms be, and he is recommended 10 the people Of
1hls county rs candidate to represent them In The
- sayte o. virginia, when the term ofour pres
eni worthy Delegate shall expire.
Hse1oloea, Ihat copy Of the above proessdiags
pc forwarded TO the Richmond whig and Ysoasr
for publication. 'O'''"
t.p r. M. W. KEMP, Chairman.
4 JOHN X. CAHV. gerfefary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

anee. Some Of the speakers on the occasion com
planned bitterly Of the treatment which the abolition
iss have received at tho hands ofthc Wings. They
were "inveigled.o brother Touey said, into the
support Of Gen. Harrison, and the other candidates
OF that party, by false pretenees and now in return
Tor the abolition support which was 30 universally
suorded him, he comes out, even before assuming
ms Official character, to diselam abolilionsm,
only for himself, but for the only member Of his
cabinet (eirangerj who had heretofore been consid
cred an abolionsu
Such Is the sum total of abolition in Massaehu-
sets presenting certainly not a very formidable
aggregate OF power. We think our southern friends
may quiet their apprehensions on this score; and
una, MI Cuthbert may sleep o. nights notwith-
standing Mr. Webster is Secretary of State.
Mr Cnthbert may sleep, but we doubt IL our
neshbor will enjoy that blessing loon.
All badioage apar-EIow contemplate is this
whole Abolition humbug-how shameful that, for
the purpose of eectng party ends of the most des-
p'cable character, the Southern People should be
kept in hot water their affections alena.
led from their Northern brethren, the mass of whom
have deserved so we'll from them, themselves held
up to the world rs imbeciles, frightened, alarmed,
inundated at n mere shadow7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
HOUSE, OF DELEGArEs,

htcHmonc, feoTudTy 2Ith, 1871.
Gentlemen: have received your letter of the
18Th instant, informing me, in behalf OF the Con-
vention which assembled at Miller's, IN the county
OF Essex, of my nomination as the Wing candidate
for the Congressional District composed OF the coun.
ties OF Caroline, Essex, King s. Queen, King Will
liam, and Middlesex.
Whilst am free to confess, that have no pecu-
liar aptitude or special desire for public life it were
gross aftectaon 10 say that am not highly f1tter-
cd by the manifestation of confidence which ha,
been afforded by the decision of the Convention
This feeling is enhanced by knowle of the
Tact that there are other gentlemen of the Wing
party within the District, of more ability than [
possess, and whose claims upon the party are much
stronger than my own. Yet since II has beer the
pleasure OF the Convention 10 confer upon me mari
OF so great confidence, cannot humbly conceive.
refuse the nomination, without violation of high
personal and moral obligation. Therefore, / beg
leave TO say, and through you. TO inform the Con-
veEtion, that accept with unaffected didencs. but
with grateful feelings, the nomination which has
been conferred upon me. The protracted session of
the Legislature will detain me here fortnight ION
ger, and therefore, shall not have it in nv power
TO visit the District Immediately.
Having heard that my opinions have been nisap
pretended, or misrepreEented, avail myself of the
occas on, to say, that am Anti Bank Anti Tariff
AntI-lnternal Improvement, and opposed to n Dis.
tribution of the Public Lands at this time. | do
not think a National Bank constitutional or noli.
tcaily eXpedient.
Do me the favor, therefore, to remove any ,rro.
neous Impression that may have been made IN rela.
ton to my opinions. touching any one of these sub.
jects.
Accept, gentlemen, assurances Of my profound
esteem and respect,
Your most obedient servant
ROBERT y. CORBGE.
Tempe, James Goyan, Geo w Smith, w ri
Broaddus-C Committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
Paul Grsa ofhs s Points, N. Y, aud Citizen
Richie

The Enquirer Of yesterday contained letter from
N. Y, of which the following is an extract.
"But 81, down to w rite YOU. in reference, IN IN.
tact stated by MIR Grout, that Governor Stewards
reply TO Governor Gilmer, was submitted 10 The
supervision OF the eoloured clergyman here, (no
doubt, with view to this opinion, and to the circu-
ition OF the fact, among the Aboionists for poll
cal stfecL) Mr. + L Chopper, a member Of
your Legislature, has written Col. Boore, of Wa.
teriord, IN this State, desiring be Informed as to
the accuracy Of MIR MIR CIRCUITS statement; and Col.
u. having written me on the subject, Mr. G. will
himself reply to MrC. The latter will probably
receive the reply by the mail which conveys this
The information came TO MIR G. fiom a member of
our Legislature, who had il directly from the CO.
Toured clergyman himself. =
The "COIOrtd Clergyman" is the witness relied
uponby these hight ID gentlemen, Messrs T. Riiek
H and Paul Groui-par nobie-,o impeach the con-
duct of Gov. Seward. This is coming the Aboli-
ton figure with vengeance. Mr.. Chopper is lug
ged into the goOdly company oil Richie, GrOui and
the Colored Clergyman, in the hope of making the
compound saVoury. No doubt that gentleman feels
under vast obligations to the worthless for their pains
and condescenson.
Paul GrOut-ceehrated in the annals of the as
POinis"-and connected, il we rccolect Alright in
the plumber Of Harris Flour Store-made speech
which was duly transferred TO the Enquirer, charg
ing directly that Governor Seward had consulted
the negroes Of Albany about the character Of his
reply to Governor Gilmer. Mr.. Chopper inquired
ola gentleman in New York, whether Paul is to
be believed, and what testimony he lad to sub
stantia,e his charge. In reply he is referred TO iLs
eOlOred Clergyman" who was Mr.. Paul Grouts
authority
This beats the Hooe case
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
MnLEp,s. County of Es,ser. F,

=
Col. Robt. b. Corbin; Sir-The Wing Conven-
ton assembled at this place to-day have directed
TO inform you that you have been nominated as
suitable person TO represent this District in the Con-
gress of the u. States.
We shall expect 10 hear from you, in reply to
this communication. at an early day, and that you
accept the nomination.
In performing this duty, we are happy in offer
Ing you the assurances Of our high esteem and
sideraton. Your ob't servants,
A. s. BROADDUS,
b. F. JONES,
J. GAINES,
BAYLOR TEMPLE,
JAMES GOVAN,
GEO. w. SMITH,
w. II. BROADDUS.
Please direct to WaikertOn. King & Queen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
TremBl,, Raeltc and Gen. Tho, " p,,,,

f'f'"FlJ FHtHN uHd zen. mos. w. Hdtlu
Convention Of the Abo.itionists met in Bo,.
ton last Wednesday, and their formidable mum.
bsrs and siupendous pecuniary resources. will We
fear, strike terror into our venerable nspbbor and
his Wing recruit, Brigadier General BayIy. Should
no. Richmond be fortified at once-sn army levied
"A Steam flotilla be stationed in HAMPTON Ro,ds1
The following account Of this Tremendous affair.
IS extracted from the Morning Post at Boston. bv
the y. Y. Courier and Enquirer
"The number Of delegates present Al tho or,n.
ing OF the convention was about f0snig frs or AIR
~ who we're understood 10 represent nine coun,ie,
OF the shte. The forenoon was chiefly oceupied
20 the appointment Of committees. Remarks ws,.
made by some Of the members relative TO the ,tste
OF the abolition sections Of the State in ybicb tb.,
resided and urging Inc propriety OF noltiesI org,.
nziuon, as u was contended that, without such Or
ganziuon, the objects Of the abolitiopists nsvs,
could he effected. a letter was read from NJ,
Whittier, The Quaker poet, nlso advocating polit.
The convention then adjourned 10 tbs s6.,poon
when II re-assembled with from Jortv TO nm dsls.
gates, who amused themselves with tho discus.
slon Of various reports Of committees The com.
mtiee on nominations reported list Of delegates 10
the natohal Convention 70 be held az New York,
comprising three from each Congressional district,
and the nominations OF the 6ommittess we're con.
hrmed. No nominations we're made Tor State on.
ces" WV
The report Of the finance COMMITTEES exhibited the
peuniary affairs Of the pirty IN not a very avoura-
We ny The whole expenditures 70 fsr had been
so3I a. while the receipts had been only s4s3 $50
eayIng deficit IN tho treasury Of e173 s4i;
put OF which was due, the report stated, 10 "bro.
lhet louey" for his services as agent, and the re-
inalnder 10 paper makers and printers. A sum ol
9Ss was due for the paper on which the "eElras'
we're printed just previous 70 the last election, and
toe this Mr Alden, the Secretary, said he had beer
dunned "onse week on an average"
Resolutions were introduced in favor Of all man.
ner Of freedom, and especially free trade banking,
and Tree marriage Of blacks and whites,
Again the convention adjourned % the evening
when SONS one hundred individuals we're in attend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
To a, Ealiors ofn, WLin-

Gentemsn' The following from a late English
work, seems 20 we'll suited 10 our own meridian
that cannot lorbear iranscribing H. and requesting
~ insertion m your paper under the Editorial
Head:
There Is something exceedingly marital in the
tactics Of WHTe policy; oil their achievements arc
conducted upon the plan Of a seige, wherein tbe
scaling laddo Is Of no use when once the Portress
y gained, and may be thrown aside a. soon as 20,
sbe, while the weapons 90 lately hoIlely pointed
ngainst them are secured without loss Of time, and
taken every possible care Of, as the chief depend.
ance Of those al whose destruction they 90 long had
aimed.p
"bsch succeeding WBIe Cabinet were too iade
leugaoly employed IN eyncing their greatness Of
mind IN eoneiating their enemies, TO be guilty O.
The vulgar prejudice Of attending 70 their friends
MARRIED,
Do Thursday, the 2ssh February, by the Rey'd
cnsIle. lslleY, Dr. EoHusD W. ALLEH, Of Henri
GO, % Miss ELIZA D., daughter Of MIR John Tails,
lof Hanover. NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

tD~ Can the Editor of the Enquirer tasks cor
resPondenp furnish for publication, copy OF in
'iruefions written by him, and kindly signed by
Gen. Chapman and others, TO the Convention al
Croxton's, directing the nomination Of Mr. Hunter
for Congressl" "The district feels greatly indebt.
ed to him and his colleagues for taking so fatherly
an interest in It's affairs"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

HARRISON CURRENCY.-Tbe Bonks n
n ,a are about issung CERTIFICATE, ore
49,. w. as temporary substitute for bank
sdal.era'ed god and silver coin, and resume a. y,
oncel 'o'""e AZ
This Is FOLLOWING in the footsteps Of Van Bur.n
whose Treasury notes snd Treasury shin.nl.s,s,,'
constitute large portion OF the currency ofths a.
vernment The gold coin" already debssed Nv
''-nv Journal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
yyrno-ISS sfsa y, !; ( : !. w .,s,,.:.

r'f ns fsh0 snd es@e ~ Prors,isrii.' ~ hhEn,
Vnls p.r,.,,s s's ~ ssisvns, pre.ssrs <'Ssrs>s
A. ps the whole OF the hysag asfrina. ., sou elastic
wards The ., operate oelguey upward. VA s.s
nor , S"n 81 the abdominal muscieA cor ssa,ened
5or s,i,nn., VIC same time that diminlshes sh, sup.
ncnt renewal OF their vlror issue, toa pcrma.
hIcduces the distcndcd hy,a.o.,-...
psir,e and backwards, directly us 81.
ward ,orres uie unnatural pressure or ihs .ne
prooesIs a.. ~. wien the apparatus c.rcG'l,sh.
rs5Iy sg 10 INC peculiar form OF the patient and
s"orus the most imme,i IN s,, inva-
sr.S otesens~and bearing down ssn..' om me dis-
aud ia ski,n nn al eases OF vseeral dspaes r,sn
~ appheauon 10 always followed ~ eniss
e, OF radical relief from the ,aiisot " an carly
ca, eppv oi me above lnstruu,sn; iust re..,.., .
Instructed ''' anu 10. ~, .e at a.. prices, by