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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-08
Seed store and Agricultural
Warehouse,
MERCHANTS ROW, NEAR STATE ST
IL n " Il e O. q

uLoieso,e and Retail Dealers an .5gricultural I'm
Diements, Garden and Grass Seeds, Plants, &c.
g'TAVE now completed heir stock of Seeds for
Ill le4I, comprising the largest and finest assor,
ment to he found in N. England. The Seeds all
raised expressly FOR by experienced growers and
are warranted Of the growth OF 1871 and OF the best
onniitu Particular pains have been taken in the
selection Of Sugar, Long Blood Beet, Carrots, Ruta
Boaa. Turnips, Cabbages, &c. and purchasers may
rclv mon tho genuineness Of the Seeds. few
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MONTGOMERY NEWELL informs The pub
lVA lie that he has recommended the
HI aFd-W are ES ~ 8 i'm e
at,he Stoe formerly occupied by him, No 49,
State Street, Boston, and has received by late ar
rivals complete assortment OF
BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD
. GOODS,
which lie offers for sale on the most favorable
terms This impor alton will enable him to pre-
sent fresh stock of we'll selected Goods. purchas-
cd with CASH 10 which he respectfully invites the
attention of the Country trade -
GUSTAVUS TUCKERMAN, late w. g
Tuckorman, having engaged his services to Mr.
Newell as a general Assistant in the arrangement
and prosecution Of hi. new business, respectfully
invites ms old friends to call on Mr. Newell, when
purchasing their Spring supplies, at No 81, Sla,e
Street. and renew their business intercourse. Mr.
Tuck er,nan may be constantly found at the above
stand, and confidently hopes fora renewal of ac-
ouaintance with his former friends and customers,
whose transactions with Mr. Newell he assures
them will be as satisfactory az in past times they
have been with himself.
April IS. l95epis2m
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of The more important kinds are annexed
Sugar Beet 81 Blood Beet, Brown Corn,
Mangel WurlzeI, Ea'iv anu !-a'e Gas,
Carrots and Parsuips, Early and Late Benns,
Ruta Baga and Turnips, Summer Squashes,
Red and White Onions, Winter Squashes,
Cabbages, Cauli werst&c. Tomato, Egg PLAN, &c
New White Carrot, Pot d sweet herd seeds
Observation-Disclosures IMPLEMENTS.
Cultiyators e szes) hedge shears, II illhooks
prouty a. Mears Ploughs garden troweis ,syringes
Seed Sewers, g patterns, Scythes, Sickles &c
Hay and Straw Cutters, Pruning Knives &Saws
Varrows Garden implements all
ShoveIs, Spades 81 Forks, kinds,
Tree and Bush Pullers, Patrdges Pat Forks
Sugar Mills, Axes and Hacbets,
Corn Shelters, Trnce CHAINS,
Paint Mills, Ok Yokes and Bows,
Sausage Machine, Pick Axes,
Cheese Presses, Iron Bars and Posi-
Hoes, Rakes and Scaffles, Spoons.
400 varieties Of FLOWER SEEDS, including, in ad
ditiou to the superb Double German Asiers, Bal
sans, Rocker Larkspurs &c. cultivated at our own
garden every neao annual to be had in London,
worthy place in the Bower garden. 20 kinds put
Grass Seed, Red and White Glover, Lucerne,
Mlet, Fowl Meadow Grass, Barley, Spring Rye,
Wheat, &c. of the best quality.
Seeds put up in boxes, of various sizes, from SIS
10 $50 each, all ready for retail: every kind neatly
label lied with the name, and practical directions
for their cultivation, and liberal discount made 10
purchasers.
Crane Vines of all kinds from SO CTS 10 81 each
Rhubarb & Asparagus roots &c the finest quality
Strawberry Plants, 6 kinds, including Hovey g
new Seeding, the largest variety cultivated, the
fui, varying from to 6 inches in circumference
Raspberry and Currant bushes Of all kinds
Orname entail Trees 81 Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants,
Ierbaceous Plants, &c.
Dahas, embracing a collection OF more than 300
varieties, the choicesi in New England.
Fruit Trees of all sorts, apples pears peaches 81
Agricultural and Horticultural books of all kinds.
Seeds picked to be safely transported to any
part of the world. Catalogues OF Seeds, Trees
Dahlias, &c. gratis, on application.
l94wS HOVEY ~ CO
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For sale aa this Office.
Writing Hmk--Kslue and Biach

In small and large bottles-aso Currier q iatl
black writing fluid, may be obtained at the
MAN ofoe-bythe single bott!eor in large q"'M ssd
The blue ink is of the manufacture OF ada q
Currier 81 Hall, and superior 10 any ever NAV
sold in the United States. 1@
Oct. 90, S40I.
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Stock Of Goods

formerly belonging 10 G. b. French remaining un-
sold, consisting Of the customary variety OF Gnods
to be found in a country Store, and Of the Store
Furniture, &c and Invoicing at cost in Boston a;
about ono thousand dollars. credit of from 3 to
l2 months for all purchases over $e5 90.
A r. FRENCH, Assignee.
CraIjsbury Nav l5, 1S4I. 199w3
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n o n . ale.

A GOOD WHEELWRTGHy SHOP, WELL,
IN ted for misunderstanding three stories co.
story finished for dweIliBg--lower par, for ,Sy
which contains a circular saw, an upright s,w !
ing and tenanting, and water power sufHrisn !
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can i,
the above on reasonable terms; enquire Of ,hs "I
scriber. JOSEPH WHEELOCE
Coventry Falls, Oct. %, 1910 I7%
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A UCTEON Q AEE.

NKTlLL be sold at Public Auction, at my store,
wv on Tuesday the 1st and on Thursday the
10Th days orJune next, commencing at y O'Clock,
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31

Patent Pins. Crash Nous. de Lame.
vestIngs Pantaloon Check. Summer Cloth.
Plaid Cape de Lyons. Fine Erminet.
BroadcIoth, Black. Satin Stripe Chaliy
Ladies Gloves. Ladies Scaris. Pressed
Grapes. Swiss Figured Muslin. French
NlusIins. saIe,atus. Dried Apples sar-
dimes Nut,negs. A|lspice. CIaret Wine
Champagne Wine. adema Wine Mann.
sey. Wine, extra. Sicily Madeira Wine.
Old Port Vine. Sherry Vine. Window
Glass. Paste Backing. Pipes. Hail
Spanish Cigars. Best Spanish Cigars.
kaisins Salad Oil. Cassia Soap Cham,
payne Cider. d. B. Stout. Ale. Nails
Cater Boots. GentIeinens Calf Bouts
Cambleteens. Farina Cologne. Fine Ivo-
ry Combs. Tooth Brushes An assortment
of Stationery. Ladies' kId Shoes. aides
Kid Slippers. Ladies' Bronze Slippers.
Best Cavendish Tobacco Short Twist I o.
bacco. Fine Cut Tobacco. Long Twist
Tobacco.
| Patent Match Boxes and Wax Tarers.
! A select assortment of Cut and Pressed
Glass Ware, consisting Of Decanters, Wine
Glasses, Cake Dishes, Lamps, TumLlers,
Door Knobs, Salts, etc.
Also good assortment Of Hard Ware.
Honolulu, May p, 1871. eptf.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31
A aVcrtisem ents.
MARSHALL & JOHNSON
Have for Sale

Brown Linen. Super Webb Braces. SUI
per India Rubber Braces Cotton Bandun-
ma lldkts arge Cotton Flag Hdkls I'm
itation Pongee ildkfs CoIorcd Cotton Half
Hose. White Cotton half Hose. Imita-
ton inen Cambria Hdkfs Super inen
Camhr'c Hdkfs. Iargc Choppas. White
and Brown Linen Thread Russia Sheet.
ing. Ravens Duck White Linen Drills
French inen. Mourning Lawns Black
Bomhazine. Colored Bomlazine. Russia
Diaper Check Muslin. Jaconct Muslin
Check Cambria, Stripe Cambric. White
Canhric. Super White Linen. Birds Eyc
Diaper. Linen Damask Printed Linen
Drills Stripe Linen Drills Assorted Sew
ing Silk. Stay ! acings. Pearl Shirt But
tons. White Suspender Buttons. Pen
Jacket Putt"ns. Figured Vest Puttons.
Figured Coat Buttons. Black Silk Crsysts.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31

but decisive steps and severe measures will
'hduce them to come to terms. Fear will
drive them to negotiate, hut only to deceive,
and their late attack is the fullest proof of
mist treacherous disposition. The war on
the part of the English has thus far been
conducted in the most humane manner pos
s'bIe. Indeed it may reasonably be coniec-
tured that if it had been prosecuted with the
greatest vigor from the first, and decided
impression made upon the empire, its result
would have been more to the advantage of
both parties. The Emperor is surrounded
With counsellors who advise him to the
harshest measures it is impossible to fore
tell the result of the struggle, but be it what
it may, there is little probability of the trade
being renewed until victory has crowned the
Efforts of one or the other of the contendng
parties
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31
PORT OF HONOLULU,
ARRIVED.
July &c. Br Brig Clementine, Rhodes,
Kauai. "
SAILED.
r. q. IIaw. Sch Hawaii, lilo.

The Clemcntine brings the account of the
loss OF the Chic s Schooner KahaIaia, which
went ashore, owing to deficiency of ground
tackle, ut Nawiiwili. on the East side of
Kauai, in blow last week. She is total
loss, and was one of the best vessels owned
among the natives. The Sch Kinau asr got
aground, but was hauled off and repaired.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31

TO- though the Chinese defended them with
mness BY these successes Canton was
hced under the guns of the squadron. On
10th suspension Of hostiIiies was
reed upon, and the trade opened, though
the risk Of the parties. In the late ac
bns 1000 Chinese were killed, while the
ng|ish lost but one man-though several
pre- killed by accidents. Macao Roads
ERE infested with pirate boats to such an
tent that it was dangerous to leave the
ore after night-fall. Several individuals.
cludng two officers of the Blenheim were
nrJered, while passing to their ship. AZ.
opening Of the trade on the 10Th O.
arch, the foreign merchants repaired t.
huton, and the shipping at the Bogue pro-
)eded to Whampoa. Business soon be
me brisk, and numbers of ships left will
cargoes of tea, for America and Europe
Pugh It was presumed that the suppl,
Ru'd fall below the annual demand. Grea,
antilles Of foreign merchandise RENAME.
store at Canton, the Chinese refusing t
rchase. and demanding specie for thei
IS Captain Elliot repaired To- Canton o.
9TH of April, and took up his resident
] the British Hail. where he remained II,
the nth. On the 26th of Feb the En-.
FOR in proclamation disclaimed the ce.
n of Hongkong, disgraced Kcshen and
1ered him to be led in chains to the capi.
where it was said, he with all his family
re t" be executed, and their property con.
fated, on account his pacific measures,
! disposition to treat with the foreigners.
glhe trade continued open until the . st
May, when it being evident that the Chi
Pc planned al attac> upon the English, the
Rrchants left the factories and embarked on
hrd the Sch Aurora. Messrs. Conlidgc
J Miller, U. S. merchants were captured
taken into the city, and boat and crew
he ship Morrison was missing. Between
pnd 10 =. NJ. those on board Of the Auro-
observed some fire RATS coming down the
Ter in full blaze, and the Chinese common
j firing from their batteries on all sides; the
p steamer Nemesis was throwing in shells,
fkets, and round shot, and the Modesto
Algerine firing br"adsides. The PyIa-
soon arrived, and the action became gen
y The Chinese had some heavy guns at
TX, and kept up their fire with spirit and
c'ion. The Modeste's rigging was cut
pieces, and three Of her crew wounded.
e suburbs were nearly in ruins, and were
on fire in many places The Tartar
Ups were seen pIundering and destroying
foreign factory. On Saturday the I'd,
Chinese recommended the fire, and a
P was brought TO bear upon the Aurora,
50 we'll directed that she was obliged to
n"ve- Capt. Herbert in the Nemesis de-
"yed 40 junks. On Saturday evening all
s quiet, and the BIenheim and the rest Of
4 squadron were within six miles of Can
a The Alligator was attacked by fire
and had narrow escape. The at
fk of the Chinese was well concerted and
l'edly executed. These last items are
|n an Extra Of the Canton Register Of the
May. But before the Peabody sailed
Us arrived that All attack had been made
the Chinese upon Sir II. Cough, who de-
tea them with loss Of 10, 900 men. The
g''sh land forces amounted only to 300 ).
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CO P a r Il ERSHIP

Z y Z a K | n E K 5 II | p.
The Subscribers respectfully give notice
that they have formed q Copar,nership un-
der the firm Of
MARSHALL s. JOHNSON.
for the purpose Of transacting general Mer-
camille business at this place. And they
also offer their services as Auctioneers.
Honolulu, May %, is4l.
IF. B. MARSHALL
FRANCIS JOHNSON.
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= ore to Let.

~ A Building suitable for
at,:::E Retail Store, with all the me-
ssEsEsSs!,sas cessary fixtures, and well sit
uated for trade. will be Leased on rea-
sonable terms # applied for Immediately.
Please inquire ot
HENRY Patty g. co.
July 18th, le4I.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31

The European dates are up to Feb 4th;
,ose from the United States to the 9Th of
aruary. .. ..
Her Brittanic Majesty opened Parliament
N the 96th of January. A reace has been
arranged between France and Bucnos Ayres
The convention stipulat"s-"I The recog-
milton of the indemnites due to French citi-
zens.-2. The raising of the blockade and
the evacuation Of the island of Martin Gar
cha a. An amnesty in favour of the pro-
scribed citizens If the Argentine Republic
4. The confirmation Of the absolute inde-
pendence of the Eastern Republic Of Uru-
quay .. The treatment of the natives of
France in Buenos Ayres on the footing of
the most favoured nations''
Don Francis, the tyrant Of Paraguay was
dead. Bank Shares of the u. S Bank had
fallen l2 per ct. The packet ship Garrick
was lost. A bill to repeal the Sub Treasury
Act had been brought into Congress.
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NJ e r g FL A FL DIZ i
Received from Valparaiso per
DON QUlxoTE, for sale by
HENRY PATTY e. co.

l ;" DriIlngs,
Blue Drillngs.
10 Prints, assorted.
| Ginyhams.
o." Striped Shir,iDg.
2 " Fancy Shirts.
American Nankcen.
4" Figured Vcsing.
" Cross Bar Hdkls.
3 Linen Drilnys.
" White Linen.
Sa,ins, assorted colors.
u" Fancy Silk Hdkfs.
" Poncho Ribbons.
2 Cotton Hose and Half Hose.
2 " Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
=" Boys Cars.
" Silk Hats.
" Towels.
Looking Glasses.
l Shoes and Slippers.
2 &" Prunes.
80 Bales Brown Co!tons.
3 g Broadcloths.
2 Carpe,ing.
Counterpanes.
FOolscap Paper.
20 Bolts Canvass.
40 NJ Cigars.
80 Gross Side Combs. ...
] Musical Clock,
Music Box.
Id Jars Italia.
10 Bbls Madeira Wine.
4 Bbls Old Sherry Wine.
50 Boxes White Wine.
80 Baskets Champagne.
50 lbs. Sewing Silk.
Gold Watches and Rings.
Ladies Riding Caps.
Silk Braid. Diaper.
Silk Cravats. Thread.
Pants. Jackets.
Lamp Wicks. Fancy Bindings.
Nautical Almanacs, for 1912 and le43.
Razor Straps. Shaving Soap.
trays. Paten, Leather.
Chocolate. Black PEPPER.
White Lead. Black Lead.
Linseed Oil. Lithrage.
Turpcntine. Tar:
Powder. Shot.
Blocks. Shcaves and Pins.
Tea Kettles. Dish Covers.
Pewter Brass Draw Locks.
Axes. Hatchets.
Files. Chalk Lines.
Brass Nails. Try Pots.
Prunes. Loaf Sugar.
10000 lbs. Bread.
Shea'hing Copper, &c.
Honolulu, July IL, l84l.
SAM AND M0Ws
BAKERS FROM CANTON.
Good people all - walk in and buy,
OF Sam a. Nov, good cake and pie:
Bread hard or soft, for land or sea,
Celestial" made; come buy of we.
June Is. It.
ON HAND.
Back Numbers Of the POLYNESIAN,
The Polynesian., 1841-07-31

A large ship with royals, and upper and
over studding-saiIs set was observed about
'nsk on Saturday evening last standing down
wards the harhor. 1t was supposed she
lad come to anchor, but the next morning
'Gthing was seen of her. Probably ship
ON the coast bound to China.
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ah Cxtra Of the canton Register OF the
|h May. But before the Peabody sailed
Us arrived that an attack had been made
the Chinese upon Sir II. Cough, who de-
yea them with loss of 10, 900 men. The
g''sh land forces amounted only to 300 }.
troops in and about Canton for the de-
&c of the city amounted to 10000. and
ne estimate their numbers still higher.
'enthe Peabody left it was presumed that
m' m was in the possession of the English,
all the preparations for an attack had
made, and the heights in the rear of
GUY were in the possession If the Eng
Messrs. Coolidge s. Miller were recap
eo by a party of sailors, led in person by
a Elliot. All the edcts of the Emperor
a'ne the greatest hostility, and deter
a,'"n TO resist to the utmost. Their con.
mas now sufficiently shown that nothing
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30
PATENT MEDICINES.

HERBENA CREAM-An Em9lliem SOAP, which affords real pleasure in shaving; predue- ing rich, fragrant, permanent, lalher, and iIoH the delighn smooth sensation experienced after shaving leaving no heating, itching, smaltmg or redness' k fast Fuperseding l other prcparations; and from the public and Rtlsate euloges m favor o the Nero'ia Cream, deserves Io be m the dressing ease oi al
 From the Mw fork Press.
 '''rhe New Soap.--We feel a double disposition to depart from an established rule in this oti,ce, Tn no ticing the advertisement of Mir Ring Verlena Cream. He has really invented the best shaving soap, as we do veiy believe, that has ever been used We speak from experience, and we speak also rom the more professional knowledge of benetactor and ifiend James Grant, Ann street, who says II ls ahead ol anything found out in this department oi ''modern Improvement IL is not only an emollient bu some thng In shurt believe it is the hest shay ing soap in the world."-N. r. Star.
 ''The want of universal shaving soap has been for many years severely feh, particularly by gentlemen who shave themselves and therefore lt is wtl no little pleasure Call public attention to the ceebra- ted VeIbena Cream prepared by Mir. Charles Ring 644 Broadway. From self-experenee of it's merits cheerfnlly add our need of praise, having never before shaved with SD much ease or comfort. We be- fore stated the Verbena Cream to be worth traIa- we have tried Il and can confidently recommend Il -
 ibid.
 |" Verbena Cream.-We are much obliged to MT. Chas. H. Ring of 6i4 Broadway, for pol ofhls Yer bena Cream, which affords unusual degree o com fort in shaving" From experience we cheeriuy re- commend it to universal use. ."-1imes.
 "l'he Verbena Crean for shaving, prepared and sold by c. H. Ring, 6l4 Broadway, is destined to supersede all other kinds of shaving soap It IS re- ally fne-just the thing. We have determined thai henceforth no other shaving compound shall be ap- piled to our face. "-,Snday Atlas.
 The Yerbena Cream is most delightful article for shaving just invented and hut lately introduced to the public, who, by unanimous approval, have prououn- ced it unrYalled as rich and emOllicnt preparation promoong in the greatest possible degree, ease com fort and luxury in shaving.
 A supply may be had at the Drug store of 1 dec27s |. C. DUBOSE & Co. 39 Water st.
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nRoWN,s TETTER OINTMENT.-The pr

DROWN'S TETTER OINTMENT.-The pro- hnrietor of this ointment well aware of this fact, and also of the many useless and dangerous nosrums so often palmed upon the public as remedies, that are mere deceptons and which have deservedly received the censure of the faculty, begs leave to exempt from that class of Medicines and unhestatngly offers it to the public one of the ssiest speeches. ana mos. el Tetters, Ringworms and cuaneous eruptlons general k, and he is confirmed in doing by the good cha racter this medicine has received from all who have used it (which he is confident it will maintain,) and from the fact that of the numerous cases, wherein 1t has been used for several years past he IS not aware of its having failed in single instame to effect ra dical cure Simple in its composition, it IS attended with no danger whatever in it's applications. It will
 in all cases prove active and efficient in eradcating the disease from the system. For sale by
 R. NORTH& Go. Dspensary Chemists, febI0 15ld No. 30 Govsrnmept-sts
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MURRAY's FLUID MAGNESIA.--The gre

NTURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.--The great MI advantages of this elegant preparation are that possessngall the properties of Magnesia in general it is not liable like that, to form coacretions in the bowels It corrects acidity and relieves heartburn eectually, without injuring the coats of the stomach It prevents the food of infants turning sour upon the stomach: it is useful in all complaints of the bladder it tends to regulate the action of the bowels, and is peculiarly adapted for families.
 Sir Humphrey Dapy testified, that this solution forms soluble combination with uric acid salts kin cases of Gou ansGrave, thereby ceunteracting their injurious tendency when other alkalies and even Mag nesia itself has, failed.
 In the seventh report of the Medical Section of the British Association, it is set forth by Sv James Mar ray, that the majority of cutaneous diseases arise from acid and saline mpregnatons in the fluids of the body, which are neutratzed by the Fluid Magne- sia; and that the Neuralgia, Spasins, Nervous Pains, and Irritations, as well as Cronc Rheumatism and Gout, are frequently owing to Chrystaline rrtants, deposited on the nervous membranes, which saline partcles this ant-acid Solution efiectually dssoes.
 This article was introduced into this market by the undersigned in June last, since which time, it has been extensively used, and we believe, in every inc stance, with most decided appreciation, for sale by
 I.C. DUBOSE g co,
 late Dubose and Rolf,
 ;,n16 39 Water street.
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s,S-Price $2 per box, with full directions.

MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.--Prepar- MI ed under the exclusive sanction of the discover CT, SIR JAMES MURRAY.-The mild, safe and elegant Antiacd and Aperient possesses all the pro- perties of the Magnesa in general use, without being liable like it, form dangerous concretions in the bowels; it corects acidity and eectuany heart burn, without njuring the coats of the stomach, Soda, Potash, and their caroonates known to do ; it prevents the food of infants from turning and in all cases acts as pleasing aperient, peculiarly adapted for families.
 It has long been known that the most serious senuence have frequently resulted from the of
 lid Magnesia, which have been proved by Mir. Brande, and many other eminent Chemists to form concre- tons in the bowels endangerng and in some instances destroying life. This preparation is free from all objections and in all respect desirable article. It comes to us recommended by many of the most nent Chemists and Medical men of the day Among whom are Dr. Duncan, Dr. Hope and Dr.. Gregory, of Edinburgh, Dr. James John, Sir Astley Cooper, Sir. James Clarke, and others. A supply of the ge nuine article with more detailed account of it, may be had on application at the Drug Store of
 junel5 l4tf l. c. DUBOSE g. co, ,39 Water-st.
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Having witnessed the effects of Dr. J. B. M Munn's Elixir of Opium, of opinion that it is vaIua- ble preparation, and recommend it to the patronage of the profession. r. U. JOHNSON, M. D. Physician to the City and Marine Hospital. JOHN W. FRANCIS, M. D.
 Late Prof. of Midwifery in the College of Phys and Surgeons, NewYork. JOHN c. CHEESEMAN, M. D.
 Surgeon to the N. Y. City Hospital. RICHARD K. HOFFMAN, M. D.
 Surgeon to the City Hospital, N. Y.
 and late Surgeon in the U. s. N.
 JAMES WEBSTER, M. D.
 Prof. of Anat and Physiology in the
 Geneva Medical College, N. Y. New-York, February 18th, 1887. supply of the genuius preparation just received and for sale at the drug store m
 ianl3if l. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 Water-st.