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New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
THE ELECTION.

Contrary to our sanguine hopes, as well as our
best exertions the general result Of the Elscu"n
in this City yesterday is adverse to the wing
Cause With an excelen, opportunity to elect
certainly half probably all Of our ticket and 'h4'
save the State from the clutches OF Loco-f oco!sn
we have vet. through the disgraceiul supinenes-,
the rnulish peryersepe.s Of 5000 nominal Wings,
allowed our opponents to elect nearly every thing
We s,ill have hopes of NORRIS FRASKLIS' elec-
non as Senator as he runs ahead while Purdy runs
behind tie average given below. Ii Mr.. Franklin
s beaten, we think the shame does not rest on the
CITY of Nevy-York, but on the unexpected detection
in Richmond Mr.. Vacian is doubtless elected by
some to 300 majority.
OF our Assembly ticket, We know one is be-
Eeye two, and hope three or more chosen. Sc
close is the run and SO the splits that the
result caunot be known dsci.iycly until the vote,
are officially canvassed.
But this is of lit;le moment, since the result IL
Kings and Richmond assures that the Assembly
/, gone by 30 to 40 majority, carrying with it the
State Officers to be chosen this wnter-Seeretar!
Of State, Attorney General, Treasurer and Sur
veyor Gcneral-(not the Comptroer.) This does
not give our opponent, majority in the Cana
Board, so that their spoils will be slender.
ii, idle to speculate, bu; We cannot help re
joicing that our opponents must now meet the
responsibilities which they have been eager tt
incur. Their votes must provide for the carrying
on of our Public Works or arrest ,hcm-must sus
tain or stop the Erie Railroad, grant or deny en-
couragement to the North, &c. &c. Their vote
must borrow monev to carry on the Public Works
or arrest their construction. Over this we rejoice
most heartily. If we have only saved the Senate
so as to check the Gerrymandering of the State
and such lasting evils, the temporary rever.e will
prove permanent good.
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New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

MAtxr.-So far down east y The otale si -Nelfe'
and so lstely has she become oRe OF The most I'M
,orrent members Of he Union, thai few situated as
-eo,elv from her a. ourselves, have any thing iiNe
an ADEQUATE idea OF the amount OF her resources
nd business. In recent number of the Portland
Advertiser We find ar article in relation 10 the e!e
meats of wealth and power, found within heF Dor
DIR. which revsais state o: things indicative oi
future prosperity equal TO that enjoysd oy any
o.be- State in the Union. The following is an eN-
tract from ina; article being 50 much a relates 10
N. extent Of the tonnage and shIP-oGilding
Her three huadred miles OF sea-coa>t iHdenied
i. whole length with ine harbors and the eSiua-
,,e OF spacious rivers, penetrating deeply INTO hsr
-sr-;-ory. give her commanding position IN al
that relates 70 commercial pursuits She Is no'
slow IN improving these advantages she sireads
stand. the r.ird STATE in the commerce o. 'H'
country and every year she sends torin more toaS
Of shipping than any other State IN me mon,
Tn, nr,.ent wear she will outstrip herself IN 'hl'
.avor:,e branch of business almost every nooN
where IS room TO launch vessel. the nardy snip
ra-nen,er i seen busy engaged IN ms ;a'N' ,io''
<bips of the larges, class OF merchantmen nave
b,sn bull, this season than ever before IN Name o
auy other par, OF the United States
The whole amount OF tonnage bulk this season
=, Maine will no, fall short OF 35 600. which VIII
Weld more than m;llicn and quarter OF doHaFs'
the greater par, OF which Is the product OF oar own
soil and labor This Is one important item IN our
resources. but greater advantage arises from th''
occupation. independent OF the capital 1t employs
and produces. and that IS, it nourisheS heai'Hy
and hardy race Of men. whose industry Is a peFins-
49,, .a,i,al m The State
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
CORONER,S OFFICE. 80. No

NONU.NUIN = OI EVIf '''O'' u
DEATH or LoAFER.-The Coroner yesterday, held All
inquest at No. 40 Lsurens the body OF John
Brown native oil Ireland 2! years Of age loafcr by
profession aud practice, without any home who was
drunk whenever he could get liquor lodged in lots or IN
the street or in auy place where there was room for HIM
10 lie down and found Tuesday night Il
o'clock lying dead under the outside stairs IN the yard OF
the above number. Verdict, died Of ntemperance anc
exposure.
Also at No 2o Orange street the body Of Franci.
Riley native ofreand, uged 30, Of very intenperate
habits who had been unwell three weeks and
died on Tuesday afternoon. Verdict, died of intempc-
runce and .; medical attendance. His widow was
intoxicated at ;he time Of holding the inquest.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

DuELLIsG.-In ridicule Of this practice, DR..
Franklin used TO ,elI the following story: Ose per-
son said TO another in q Coffee House, I" Sir st a
lit;le farther Of, you smell ofcnsiyely7 Sir, y
answered the person addressed, that is an aront,
and you nus: fight me-" Il ,riU fight il you in
sist upon it, rejoiaed the first, but how will
that mend the mater II you Kill NE, shall
swell too and if l kill you you will smell worse
Than you do at present
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

NEw Nrs,c.-Fit,a & Hall, franklin Square, have
published. Oh COd preserve the Mariner words By
Charles Jedsrys 'Whes will We think of Ne words by
Mrs Heinans, nusic BY Jon. Barnet; Nerry goes the
hi song composed by ;. Nelson Fantasies for the
Flute selected from the popular W,zes of Strauss
arranged 5y Eugene Walker Prince Albert's Band
March composed by Stephen Clover La Belle Mary,
RondO Tor the Piano Forte, composed by w. R. Cop
pock The Syracuse Grand March, by do Eliza Rou-
dino, BY DO, and Ginger Blue negro exusvssan anza,
composed by w z. Pelham
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
CLEARED Ygs1kKDAY.

Ship, Manhattan, Bu"b, Amsterdam. Pfeiaer Il WIS.
mann; Forno-a. Crawford ApaachIcola w WhitIock;
Southport, Herbert, Charleston, Geo. Bulkley.
Brgs Mary Silsby, Laul&nd MobleePo g. Philipr
Ready, (Br) Rhino, Wooewsrih, ST. Joha " b. Taos
Wiunietti Benjamin Lunt, Whining ton. ~ c., Bidgef
Peck; Whom Fuller, Cobb. Savannah; Caspar Hasssr
Adams Aat-nz4s' Spohord d. Tileson; Robert Cook,
Co.
seI.oger' Maria Hopkins, Baltimore, JqIia, shOem,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
OTHER COUNTIES.

KINGS County is reported to have elected the
Leco-Foco Assemblypen by leo, and given their
Senators from up to 50 majority (Other reports
give US majority on Senators.)
QUEENS County, has reelected Lawrence, the
Loco Assemblyman,by 80 jority-much less than
last year.
RIcHMoS has ul.o elected the Loco Assembly
man 90 majority on Senators.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
A Card

The II 900 Democratic Wings of this City who
did their duty in the State Election yesterday, ten
der their congratulations to their 5000 brethren
who would no, be persuaded TO exercise the Right
of Suffrage for the glorious results Of their Public
Spirit, Fidelity and Patriotism. Trusting that the
country may seldom need such ardent and striking
displays of their manly zeal for the Public Welfare,
We Vet feel lively confidence that if ever another
occasion shall arise similar manifestation OF their
msgnunimity and patriotism may surely be expect
ed.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

DRgApYyL AcclDESr.-Tnc scetfoldin. in from;
of house building near Fourth -, Brooklyn, fell
Monday morning between and 10 o'clock, and
crushed one lsborer to deata. horribly wounded
another, and endangered also the life of third
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

pT The Canton, Miss. Creole says, four persons
in family in that County recently poisoned
by the mixing of the seed of the jamestown weed
with their coffee. The persons were very i'll, but
recovered after medical aid Supposed TO be the
wicked act OF the cook.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
Loss.iana-poli.ics, Crops, &c.
E1uac, from letter dated

HOEl !ck.c4 usset
East BA1ox RorsE, La, Oct :, ISL.
Things here are much as they have been for
the past three wears. The relief We counted upon
from the sucsess OF the Wing party has been lost
to u, by the policy Of our accidental President.
and many of Us think inst the appropriation, had
better been withheld unless we are TO have war
with the I" outer bar5arisns.
Our Congressional District is composed OF about
ten parishes, and convention OF the dis,ris, ~as
called on the 4th inst, I. meet BY delegates irom
each parish, at Baton Rouge, but We failed in hav-
ing full meeting. the present being very busy
time with planters. and we adjourned uNti the
frs, Monday in January next, then to select &
Nhg candidate for Congress. Our mex; Election
takes place in July 1892 During the Convention
there were several speeches made severely cen.ur-
ing President Tyer, and laud4tory Of the great
Salesman of the West. Henri Clay.
The Na;chez (Miss.) Courier has already
hoisted the banner for Clay, and all the ;alk here
among Wings is, Clay for the mex, President, =
the resolutions passed a, orr Convention poin,
that wsy What think you of Hon. SAMUEL L.
SorrHARD OF New-Jersey, for Vice President
WIKI Clay l, become. Us TO be careful hereafter
who We have on our ticket for the Vice Presi-
dency, and dear bought experience has taugh; US
the importance Of having q man who viii be true
to his party and carry ou: their principles; we
intend 70 try hard to get Southard the ticket
with Clay-how viii hi. name please a; the North
The Loco-Fecos trying to get up cro'r
he - breaking uP Of ths Wing party a.
they are fond of believing Is the case. and they
will make desperate effort TO regain this State,
bu; il viii be failure heretofore ii must
fight our battles over again the sooner get
ready the better and with the name Of " Henry
Clay OF kentucky, the for the South and the
West and Eas: and the North, shall move
steadily on TO yictory.
There will re, according to the best Information
I can get. shor; crop ef Cotton throughout Lou
i.iana, Mississippi, and probably Ala. Drought,
followed BY heavy rains. ma. ruined the prospects
OF many planter Highland Cotton died when
only half grown, and the plant all over the country
Is smaller than | ever saw il before Since Cotton
commenced opening we have thus far had favora-
bic season Tor picking. have been more for
tuna,c than my neighbors and shall make larger
crop than last year
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

p A few nights since Il negro fellow was shot by
boy, 10 years OF age while entering bis mother :
house in S pringfeld, near yicksburg The negro
had been hunted OFF before, and returning made
his way up to the door in the dead of the night,
when the boy sho, him
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

" On Tuesday Peter McCollum,--one Of the
persons arrested for the murder OF Bishnm, and
who had only been discharged by the Court on
Monday for want OF eyidcnce,-was brought into
Court on a bench warrant for threatening a wit
ness who had estinsd in the late trials. He was
bound over in the sum OF !? 600 to keep the peace
and not being able to procure bail. lie commit
ted 10 prison. Bait. Amer.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
New Work by X. II. Dana, Jr.
The Aenmnn's Friend Containing

PART /. plain Treatise Practical Seauanship, with
engraved illustrations, and full Dictionary Of
Sea Terms.
P,RT II Customs and Usages Of the Merchant Service:
relating to the ofice Of the Master, chief and
second and third Mates Carpenter, Cook, abla
and ordinary Seamen, &c. &c.
PAHT Ill. Laws relating the practical duties Of Master
aud Mariner. BY the author Of Two Yeaii
Before the Mast" Vol. l2mo.
THE YOUNG CHOIR: School Sin9 ing book orr
ginal and selected, by VIM B. Bradbury and C. w sas
ders Just published and for sale BY
DAYTON i SAXTON,
o5 I2i Enltnn.s ST. coz of Nasean.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
By this Mornings Sauthe'n deil.

AtLABAcK!-A later statement from the " heel
ing District, Va says ina; Col. PaFFiot; Wing is
beaten in the Special Election for Senator. The
vote is set down By the Wheeling Argus as fol-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
ARzIvED YEsrysD1y.

Win cotton to scott & MorreIi
snip Alabama Rice, - dsy, from New Orleans, win
Bfis Dimon,e days from Charleston, with c,:ton, 2e
to Gum am & Dimon
sehr Cls'pa'Fa :, Il days from Curacao. vh 'sia'
Scar Lynchburs, Mathews, Richmsnd wish hour, &c.
10 lien & Pax.oa
sehf GaIena Abbott 10 day. from ST. John N B. ~iih
plaster 10 order.
sehr Niagara, Young, Philadelphia, with coal.
schr John Lozer. GOsling Norfolk with wood
Scar George Franklin, koOinson, Cherry stone, corr
Schr RIVAL Tayl Hsyre de Grace with pig iroH.
schr Purdy Derickson, Norfolk, with shinges
Scar Leticie, Collins. Norfolk, with woed.
Scnr Peter Ritter, Tom pkIn,, Norfolk with wood
Scnr Atlss, Sears, Salem, win adse TO
Schr Citizen, Small, New Haven, with hsh.
BcLo~-br.g Eatsrptiz-, from West Indies.
Also, Ships and Bark
II Consignees per ship INDEPENDENCE SiiI
send their permit. on board foot Of Maiden lane wthsu'
delay.
All goods permitted within i've dsys liable y
be ssnt TO Public Store. "a
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
AppnINrMFNr RY THE pREsInENT.

On the l5th ultimo, ST. CLAIR DENyr, late
Captain in the United States Army, 70 be Paymu.-
Ter n ,he place Of Ebert Herring, Esq removed.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

HEALTH or NEw-ORLgASs.-Durins the "a
hours ending the evening OF Sunday, s4th ult.
there were admitted to the Charity Hospital 9, OF
which were yellow fever; discharged 8, ofySl-
low fever; death. ), none of yellow fever. Num-
Der of patients remaining, 3l6
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

FIRST WARD.-SenatOrs
Lord -. 1896 varian . .332 G.tsbcrger- l45
Franklin. 995 Purdy 32l O'Connor. Ia
FIFTH WARD.
Lord 80. 1924 Varan. 49, e35
Franklin 1911 Purdy ....9O2
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

FROM THE PAcIrIc.-Arriral Of the COnStitm
hon.-The L. s. frigate Constitution. Capt. Tur
ner arrived in Hampton Roads on the 28th ul,imo
ll0 days from Lma, Peru, via Rio Janeiro, Brazil
45 days from the latter place. Mr. Du Ponte
Brazilian Minister to Peru, came passenger in the
Constitution 10 Rio Janeiro
The Constitution left Callao the llth Of july
last. The L. S. ship Dale and schooner Shark
accompanied her two days out. The d. returned
10 Callao, and the Shark sailed for Valparaiso and
Talcuhuana, Chill All well.
At the time of the Constitutions leaving Peru
the political state of the country was quiet. tn
vevanco Revolution having been put down b.
Gamarra and his troops.
a Revolution had taken place in BOLIVIA, b!
which Gen. Santa Cruz has more been placed
Us the President OF that Republic.
The Constitution left R'o Janeiro on the 18th Of
September; left there the |. s frgate Potomac
soop Marion and schooner Enterprise, all well
The two latter Just in from cruise.
Commodore Charles G. Ridgeev, la,e Com
mander of our Naval Force on the Coast of Brazil
and hi, Secretary q. 2. Stevenson Esq came
passengers in the Constitution from Rio Janeiro.
The c. has been employed in the Cali of Mexico
West Indies, Brazil and the Pacific Ocean; ha
been al sea about 400 days and sailed over 80. .00(
miles. She mas been an active cruiser, giving pro
lection to our citizens and commerce wherever .h,
went We take occasion 10 welcome the return o
the iayorite old ship, and hope that ere long tn,
officers and crew will be with their families anC
friends. T. 5. Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

U The Te1ian Congress have directed mar
bic bus, of Senator Walker Of Miss who made the
motion in the L. 5. Senate for the recognition OF
the Independence of Texas. and portrait OF
Senator Preston, vino seconded the motion. De
placed in the capitol Of tina; Rerub.is.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
'OkT OF NEw-YoRK, NOVEMBER 4, l5n.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK, NOVEMBER 4. lsn.
Miniature Almnnnc.-THls Day
I. TIVE uoos FULL SEA
Rises % set 8 Eises 81 Sets { 81 ey. l5m
Latest Dates.
LoNpoS--..---. SEPT. Is HAyRE ...-.....-..SEPr II
LiYE2PooL.----.-.ssPr.l 10 Observation-Disclosures 20
ne next tee : b ips to Arrive
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM BRISTOL.
Britannia, leaves. Oct 10 GresWes,ern, eaye,Oct %
The next Stesm-S Ship to Leave
FROM BOSTON FROM SEw-YORR.
Britannia, leaves. Nov. l6 GrchtWe Noy2
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

j. Worlds Wond-r.-Dslley's Magical PAIN Ex;rac-
tor Ii l. strange fact but nevertheless uuo that the
medical world have effecunl and general remedy
yet safely established for the of Burns, ob'erysd
eminent physician In high official eaPacy, nile address.
ing jury Coroner IN IOsdon lately, While sitting
Esucat body Of burnt indig dual; the
time euIoInn. them ol cit the medical officer. OF the
metropolitan search the world for desidera;uln
that experience had established the best and sures
To DC had only at - Naidsn Line.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

RlcHNosD MAREErs-T ToJacco-This article
is taking nap. As nothing Is doing, We give no
quotations
Flour-Stands at s. by th7 quantity, while small
lots are sold occasionally al s. T.! S. -.
COra-Remains at 65c, and Is scarce.
O1ts-From the cars or wagons is worth SOC :;
by the cargo. 45c.
WleatsI. without change. Wing, Nov. O.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

% Tho following annuncia,ion Of a vast i'm
provement BY modification of nechanical
power must, we should think, attract very generally
the public attention: Nat. InteligeRcer.
ELECTRO MAG>ErIQUE LocoMoTivE.-TranS-
lated for the National hteHigencer from the
Echo az Monde, sar.nt No. 653 PariS. An Aa-
gxst, lS4l.-A letter mas been received from Leip-
zig. dated 23d July, stating that Mr. Lewis Ga
arie SJochrer. mechanician Of that city. has just
finished Electro Aegneric Locomotive, tina
creates, par; Of which /, constructed after Mr..
Wagners plan, and which ha. been purchased BY
the German Diet.
This locomotive IS Of several horse power, ard
viii draw three car, full OF passengers. Ii costs
about 81 900 instead OF = 800, the cost OF COM
mon steam locomotive the supply fol il amount.
10 no, more than so cents per day.
The experiments which have been made with
Mr. Stochrer locomotive on the railroad between
Leipzig and Dresden left nothing TO Dc desired.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

SUPREME CouRr.-Counselors and Attorneys
admitted Mt the October term, held at Rochester
Counseliors-B ajsmlu L Bessac, Samuel Bro.n Reu-
bcs B ryopt. Charles l.. Clarke, Elias Clark Eli Cook
James Cromblc ". T. Doxnes, John D1rr J. w. Dsn-
nell, Mouton Farnham. Thomas b. Clifford, George w.
Houghton II lrvey Hus phrey, Alba Lathop, Harlow :.
Love L. II Nichols, Alya Peck, John D. Perkins, Mar
win Pral Samuel Russell C. w. Scott. James l. See
ley, +. pcshinc Smith II NJ. Stewart John l.. Tecott,
Arld Thomas, Edwin Thomson. Jesse Walker. Elisha
Ward ARIEL Wcnts orth, EphraIa B. Wheeler, Hazey R.
Wing-33
-1tierneys-Davs Alton, Denns Brown, Joshua l..
Brown John ~ Bowman, tie rge G. BlOdgett, Henry
Brigham, Daniel Csdy, Hugh Cameron, Calvin C,rpen-
George r. Clark, William Clark Orse Cook. James
Cummings, John ". Cooper, Noah Davis, Jf. John c.
Dimmics, Julius Earll, VIM w FarweI James " Flag.,
James II Graham, Livingston Goodsell William Grandu,
Alb -aham NJ Gardiner, Frankin Graves, Nelson A.
Graves, William B Harvey, Oliver NJ. Hewett, VI. N.
Jones. solomon Judd, John Mason kaox Daniel Lake,
Beldcn X. McAlpn, Stephen Martindae, Jr.. WIN VI
Mason John w Martin. Henry Miles, Alexander MatthI-
son, Thomas c. Montgomery, Thomas c. Miller, Ae.an-
der Mason Henry +. Norton, James Pratt. James o. Put
man, Jacob j. Radclf John i. Rhodes, Arson Sherwood
Dolphin Stephenson Miner Stope Jehel j. Post. James
w. Taylor. Charles c. Tracy James Thomson, A. Van
derlip, Ambrose Wager, Henry H. WARDS
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

HEALTH or NEw-ORLEASs.-Th returns of in
terments reported to the Boar! of Health for the
"a hours ending at - sclock on the 23l ultimo.
were l6, of which l3 were Yellow Fever cases.
There were admitted into the Charity Hospital
lG OF which were Yellow Fever cases. D.
charged, cured 81 of which none were Yellow
Fever patients Died ., of Yellow Faver
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

TRA6IcAL OccURREScE.-The Catalonian
journal. safe that on the Goth ul,iu,o tie Col
legiate Church OF Medina was struck by lightning,
which set fire to the tower. The edihce burned
with such violence that before aay succor could De
brought, the whole fell with the clock-work and
bells on one OF the principal chapes, crushing the
roof down on the high altar, and killing several
persons who were before il al prayers.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
We remain, your deeply obliged.

N We trus, none of our readers will overlook
the correspondence between the Loco-Fsco msiori
~ of the Tennessee Senate and Hon. EPHRAiM II.
Foster, which, after TWO or three days unsuccess-
full effort we have at length found room for on our
first page. We wish every reader to scan the fimsy
pretex,s under which bare majority of one branch
of Legislature propose 10 defy the majority OF
the Legislature and the People, and prevent an
election Of Senators, which the Constitution they
have .slemnly sworn obey requires them to
unite in effec,ins. They have porer-numerical.
not moral-,o pIeven, any election, and We trust
they will. We can do without the TWO Senators a,
Washington and the effect OF this Outrage will be
salutary all over the Union, bu, especially in Ten
ressee. Go yoar length. Gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

D A Naval Court of Inquiry nte the causes Q
the late accident on board the steamship Fultor
commenced its session on Friday. The Court il
composed as follows
Com CHARLES STEWART, President.
Com. JAMES BIDDLE.
Com. GEORGE c. READ.
PHILIP HAMGLTGS, Judge Advocate.
National Intelligencer
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

x 0UR Cause gees braycly The Country safe,
the Constitution preserved, and Corgh, and Headache,
speedily auyed by Sh-rman's Lozenge,. Every
family should aaye them hand for any emergency and
thereby LONG Doctors bill and severe 1T OF sick
ness. and perhaps fa Ho~ necessary Is take pre-
cautionsry for the prcservation OF health
Instead Of waiting TIL serious illness confines
beds and then waste money aud time by trying the hum
bug medicines oi the day In of peace prepare
n tine of health prepare for sickness. 1t IL
art to prevent disease thin 20 after
seated and nothing do IL better than Dr. Sher
mans medcin--. He has different kind. for different pur
poses only tell hm your complaint and he will give you
something that ~Ill cure you aad mistake His
house a los Nassau ST. and Agents l-c Bo very.
East Broadway, 22l Beecker 221 HUDSON t. and Rush
.on 4 AspLnN ILL. also l5g Fnlton Il, BrookIyn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

l. The Lndies are Iaiormed ,eat oy lu{u'''As i9t
and i1.I.s. ON purchasing only Compound Ar make
Tooth P->e they vll ob,iu rich snd beautiful e'e
Teeth thoat scratching deitcing them III me least -
l. i decidedly the agreeable. cieany aIu ceoSon!'
,si d,nt,fre- nox IN use - cents per jar Away.ook
that my name III full Is engraved handsome label,
HORACE EVERETT, Druggist, 367 GfesnSeh-st'eet
M