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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

WHITE LEAD AND WINDOW GLASS Sc. W 300 kegs White Lead, t. .- 75 hxs Window Glass, from S-10 to IF IS, 50 bladders Putty, E.+ '. !uusflti ,. 10 boxes Chrome Green, .,.. I.... s. ts .q .f- 10 do do Yellow.
 Just received and for sale by MOSELY & co, jan IA l60G Druggists. DOTANIC MEDlCINES.--Powdered Bayberry, Ozark, African Pepper o-e l.s.s Gum Myrrh, Lobelia Seed, Nervine ...,.s Y
 Hemock Bark, White Pond Lilly
 Witch Hazle, Unicorn Root, Poplar Bark Golden See-a of which are just received and are warranted fresh and genuine. For sale wholesale or retail, by R.L. WATKINS & CO.,,
 jan 16 corner Water and St, Francis sts ID L, WATKINS S co. have in store and are lC. receiving iron, ship Cotton Plantr, ,, v l2 bbs paint oil, '.i 't a 40 baskets sweat oil, '.
 5 bbls. alcohol, .l.sI.55f.. -It1Fs85 it iir v
 20 boxes Stuart's candy, r..l s1 -fss ii
 25 " Poland starch, 74its e5 ug
 2000 lbs Epson salts, ,.,-. n,fi ti' s bbs castor oil, 'r HA te 15 boxes green pipesI +'' All of which wtbe sold low at wholesale or retail, Corner Water and St, Francis s.s, jan2ld EMON SYRUP, CANDY, Sc. &c.--
 lI 25 Boxes Lemon Syrup rla 10 nss Assorted do
 -H 20 f" Candies
 Gil 10 Rock do ssffA
 100 doz. Scotch and Maeraboy Snuff. 'f | 25 boxes Starch.-Just landed and for sale by
 jan14 l60tf MOSELY & co, Druggists. MESRS. MILLER & LoEILI.ARD's FINE | MI CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.-A supply of the above Tobacc2, just received per ship Cotton Planter and for sale by .-il s,.s at RICH'D NORTH, Drugglst & Chemist, |iiH No. 33 Govtrnment and 45 Commerce st., ian22 pod St. Francis.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

NTEV MEDICAL WORKS, ,-Received ths day IN b1 DOUBLEDAY g. SEARS, 50 Dauphin-st Libty of Practical Medicine--D Dissertations on the Orhns of Respiration, by c B Williams, M D Theoplus Thompson, M D; w B Carpenter, M D ; w Br,e Jay, M D. Editedby Alexander Tweedie, M D, tR S; with Amercan notes and additions, by w " Ierbard, M D. lIlya Ct lar'..- .' New Remediesj the methsd of preparing and ad- ministtng them; their effect the healthy and dis easea economy, 8c. by Robley Dunglinson, M D, third eition. f' a'f
 i The American Journal of the Medical Sciences edited " Isaac Hays, M D, No for lS4l, publish ed qualerly at Five Dollars a year.. feb II NEW BOOKS.--DOUBLEDA SEARS ] ' 5Opauphn street, have this day received the followin N si,. rt .ag. .lasd nl'iid ar.
 The Ienunciaton, Romance of Pnvate Life, by Miss Buhey, in vols. 7.l--l tLii
 Tra,sis the City of the Caliphs along the shores of the lersan Guph and the Mediterranean, Lieut. Wellstd, 2vols. ....l,
 Gresear, a Romance of the Mohawk, by c. F. Hoffmn, a new edition in vols e
 Maser Humphrey Clock, by Boz, No. 16.
 MeIoirs, Letters and Comic Miscellanies, in Prose and yrse of the late James Smith, Esq. of the author of 'sThe Rejected Addresses" edited by his brothe Horace Smith, Esq. in ? vols, | TheDream and other Poems, by the Hon. Mrs. Norto, in vol. l2mo, beautifully printed on fine paper,rff 5lriH s4afl a.sea [ ;tt febS
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23
WHIrE SULPHUR WATER.-Waer fres

W from the White Sulphur Springs, Va
 To those persons acquainted with the character of these Springs, eulogy is unnecessary. But to those who not, it will be sufficient to inform them that in all diseases of the Bowels Liver, Kidneysor Skin, the Water will be found most eligible remedy, be- ing not only active and efficient medicine, but a pleasant, and to some a delightful beverage. Per haps at season is it's use mole imperatvely indi- cated than the coming and the summer months, when those who are unacelimated exposed to a deadly disease, and.to the old residents subject to Hepatc obstructions. For sale by the dozen sin- gle bottle or gallon by RICHARD NORTH, = Druggist x Chemist
 mav27 2R9f 25 Government S 45 Com sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

ID EAI4 ESTATE AT SUMMERVILLE FOX AG SALE,--4 acres of land conveniently situated for summer Residence, being near the residence formerly occupied by Mir. Cutibert, on the roas, lead
 ing from Spring Hill road to the Three Mile Creek adjoining the lands of Major Hogan and Dr. Jas. F. Roberts. For particulars, apply to iNdl - .is5.a.I .s.l .naia5 E.L. ANDREWS & CO.,,
 d19 l40H lr,ais .hi cor. Com. 6S Dauphn sts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

ID AfSTNS-360 bsxes fresh Raisins, for sale by IL ian 90 OGDEN BROTHERS, ,la Water tt.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

MUSIC.--Just received by Doubleday & Sears, M large supply of new Music, amongst which are EIlser's popular dances ''Ia Gitana,' "La Maxar. ka," La Cachuca,'' &c., Also the popular songs-- 'Al things love thee" "Love is a iraer," "I.eave dear one, l was not false to thee, and ''Bcau- tilal Dreams, ,"-togcther with great variety of marches, waltzes Sc. Also some fine ruled English music paper. N'A4 li n, ea stli'ii,'i' 'A
 HNOOTHACHE.-Extract of Calls and kreosote.
 II At length has been discovered an nfalliale Cure for this distressing malady. The above preparation, it is positively asserted, will cure any case wherein it can be applied, in twenty minutes. 4 supply a. |, '11iF i@ui ,7I4'I. c. DoBosE 6 aCo..
 ianl6d late DaI3ose & Rolf, @ Water d
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

IT ANDlNG from Schooner Judge Hitchc k--50 lL pieces Kentucky Bagging, 50 Coils Rope. For sale very low by li E.lL. ANDREWS $ co.
 ian6 cor. C.,nuserce & Da,trhin at. i4i
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

pr. John B. McMunn having made known to me
 the process by which he prepares his ELIXIR OF
 OPfUM," and wishing me to state my opinion con
 cernng it, therefore say, that the process is in
 corance wth ,oeH h,oWn chenicai la,os, and that the
 preparation must contain all the valuable principles
 of Opium, without those which are considered del- eterivus aad useless. szs. -,l glis lai 4fa J. R. C1ILTON, M. D., s8 -l5 q fi4 add m'tl---' '5s Operative Chemist, Sc.
 tNew-Y oflS, December %, lSS6. .,,r
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

Dr.. l.. R. Mum , Dear Sir,-' have made repeated trials of your "EEIxIR OF Ot.UM' intie City and Marine Hos pitals and find it to possess theaojyne and sedative powers of the ordinary preparation of Opium, sith ont producing the excitement, headache nausea, stipation, which in many render those prepara- tions objectionable. It's effects are more permanent and uniform than those of Morphia. Yours, Sc. AIuN Y afilhC. L. MITCHELL, M. D. si i5 - iet l Resident Physician, \. York Hospital.
 New-York, February StIi-l ST. ,eN
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

1T This novel and useful Invention insures an i'm siantaneous supply of Clear Filtered Ink In the cup o the Filter which be returned into the Inkstand at any moment, where il is secured from injury, and afeced by the atmosphere. The Ink thus protected, never thckens moulds, and remains good for any length of time in any climate. The process of the f pension; hence the trouble and inconvenience occa- soned by unsuitable Ink, generally found in ordinary Inkstands, completely obviated by the of the FILTER INKsTAND. One of moderate size will con tain sufficient for six twelve months writing. For sale by DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
 ian22 30 Dauphin st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-23

dkIE REWARD.-STOLEN on Saturday, the RSO 18th inst, from the Premises of the Widow Griffin, at Columbus, Georgia, by Richard Murphy, grey Mare A yeats old --one bay Mare 3 or 4 years old, and Dearborn Wagon with no top. The said Murphy has blue eyes, fair skin, dark hair, weighs from l50 to l60 pounds, and about 24 years old. Any person apprehending and lodging him safely in Jail shall receTe the above reward application miles below Lumpkn. JAMES GR1FFIN.
 priI 3 225.- Waumpka Agus.s W
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New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

THE MOTIVE PowER OF ORGANIC LIFE ASD MAGNETIC
PnESsMIsA OF TERRESTRIAL AND PLANETARY Mo-
rioss, etc.-By H. H. Sherwood, II D. II. A. Cha
pin q Co., Publishers
The ,itls of this work is indicative Of its important
character Few volumes Issued from the American pres.
involve subjects Of greater interest, and which, on that
account, demand more attentive perusa. IT. is hare
said to be established, Magnetism is the eve.ac;ve and
universal Agent II Organic Life, well as in all Plane
tary Motions, and this vital principle may be so under
stood and modified as TO aid in the Of Organic
Affections, We are fully justified calling public at,en
oa to its claims and predicting for It's publishers an ex
slsire sale The work got up il superior style and i.
ex'enaiYsly laisratsd BY well executed engraving.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20
LEWIS BENEDICT,
JOHN TOWNSEND,
SAMUEL STEVENS,
J. l.. SCHOOLCRAFT,
JAMES HORNEK,
ROBERT THOMPSON,
S-.AFORD COBB,
State CeHtral Committee
Albany, Sept. y, l54l.
State CeHtral Committee.

Project OF a Fiscal AGsyT.-Tho last Ma
disonian contains communication from " A
Member of the 27th Congress" proposing new
Fiscal Agent It's essential features are-1. Go
vernment repositories in all the principal cities Of
the Union 3 4 Receiver Cashier. and Teller to
each, checking each other, appointed by the Pre-
sident and Senate, who may be suspended but not
renewed without the consen, of he Senate 3. Is
sues Of Certificates OF Depo>i,e or Treasury Notes
in sums ofue, less than twenty dollars A. Every
cizon entitled to deposite such sums as he chooses
in specie at any depository and receive certificates
or notes therefor payable at that place in specie
on demand, and receivable for public dues in any
part of the Union.
Such i, the scheme; and We can tell the author
at once that it can never receive the sanction OF
Wing Congress. 1t is fraaght with immense
mischief In the first place il it answered at all,
/, would in time absorb most Of the specie In the
country and force the Banks into suspension or
out of substantive existence. (See Professor
Dew's Letter on the Sub-Trcasury, 1889 In the
Uniform National Currency. The Urea sury Notes
issued at ST. Louis, and Gacna would TOW rapidly
to the seaboard here they would be crowded on
the Custom Houses to repetion,and then would fall
and nuc,uu,ein value day-the Government would
have piles of specie At far inland and inaccessible
points where it is not wanted, and nothing but
Deprecated inconvertble Treasury Notes at the
principal points of disbursement. All would be
arrangement and chaos, tending to ruin.
We have no doubt the author Of this new scheme
Of oppression is Loco Foco. The Maids oman
wisely dsclaims endorsing it. We wish all the
Columbuses in Finance now strutting their brief
hour at Washington, would understand that the
Fiscal Agent required by tie country is com
mercal, not political, one, ard that it must act
in harmony with not hostility the solvent spe-
ce.paying Banks of the country. This contr-
vance is but enc degree better than the Sub-Irea-
sury.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

" The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th SAYS
that an INJUNCTION ha. been obtained from the
Court of Common Pleas in Hamilton County, o.
against the Cincinnati and Indiana White Water
Canal Company. The Canal was nearly finished
and would have been prepared for BUSINESS at the
commencement of the next The opera
ton of the injunction is to throw out of employ
men, several hundred workmen, to put OFF the re-
ccpt of the last ins,anoat from the State, and
thus postpone the payment Of oil dues to contrac-
tiers and others, to deprive the city of the tnxes
that weua soon accrue, and to subject the work in
its unfinished state TO ali the injuries OF winter
season. The Gazette expresses the fear that no
arrangement can be made which will prevent this
accumulation of disasters.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

p At the meeting Of Mechanics opposed to
the STATE Prison MosopoLY, held at Military
Hall on Friday evening last, i, was resolved, that
the mechanics of each political party use means at
their primary meetings to procure just proper
tonment of mechanics to be placed on the Nom-
mating Committees that sill pc selected for the
purpose of nominating suitable persons as scna-
and representatives, to represent this city and
senatorial district in our next Legislature. We
trust this just recommendation will tie attended to
by the Wing mechanics. We believe the general
feeling is decidedly in favor of relieving the Me
chancs from the offensive competition from which
they now suffer, but the men sent to Albany TN 5
winter must not only mean to do right on this ques-
ton, but kao,c how 10 do it. Wing Mechanics !!
come forth in your strength at the Ward primary
meetings
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

G The citizens of Albany held a meeting at
the Capitol on Thursday evening, to consider the
probable influence on the business of their City of
tho change in the termination of the Mohawk and
Hudson Railroad. Resolutions were adopted, de-
claring the change unfortunate for the Company, in
convenient for the public, and dsa.trou. in its
influence upon the business and interests of Albany
A Committee wa: appointed to negotiate with the
Directors for the abandonment of the inclined
planes, and, if unsuccessful, adopt such de-
fcnsivc measures for retaining the business and
promoting the prosperity of the City as the magn-
tude Of the interests committed to their shall
seem to demand.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

~ Our city readers will please bear in mind ,ha; they
arc to Pay the Carriers exclusively. They owe u,
nothing wa have accounts with them We tei our
paper Carriers and get pay for them like mer
chandize. We take pay for Papers tia, Car
has served Our readers patronizs but lave no
dealings directly with II they would remember this
it would s.ys much ,roub'e-We shall at all times be
happy 10 receive the Of pertos who wsh take
our paper and hand them our Carriers.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

e Mr.. Richard Adams, of Va, the indiyi.
dual who obtained and sent to the President a
copy Of Mr.. Bolts letter friend in Richmond,
denouncng Captain Tyler, sc. having been no.
minated TO the Senate for an Indian Agency, wa,
rejected BY decisive the last day Of the
session Ok
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20
:" Yet Freedom, yet thy banner, torn yet flying.
Slreams Ike thunder cloud against tine wind"

The palsying spell is broken The Wing parry
of New York rallies for the contest OF November
under the banner which through long years Of
gloom aad defeat it steadily upheld-which it bore
aioft in triumph when almost every other State
grovelcd ut the footstool Of despotic power The
State Ceatra Committee has spoken, will be
seen below, in accordance with the almost unaui
NOUS opirion. the ardent wishes, the irrcprcssi-
BILE feelings of the Wings OF New York. The Ma
nifesto, SO far as it has spread, is every where
hailed with enthusiasm.
In buckng on their armor TO battle once more
for their cherished prncipies--pr ncipies in aban-
doning which they would dishonor the name dizzy
bear-lhe Wings of New York war upon no men
or set Of men, They take no position, do no act,
which will render it imprac,cabe for any
who may have abandoned the Wing ground to re-
turn to it. But they take their stand openly on
the ground that it is the RIGHT of the People te
demand restoration of the equablc, adequate
sound nnd benofcert Csrrency which they enjoy
ed before the Veto of1832, and that it is the Duty
of the Government to comply with their just re
QUESTIONS. On suct ground only can they triumph
usefplly or in defeat preserve their honor.
For weeks the Wings have occupied the posi-
ton of an army exposed to the CALLING fire of an
embattled enemy, ye, forbidden to return or repel
it Such position tries the nerve ofthe stcndicSt
veterans Our weaker brethren of Maine have
proved unequal TO its maintenance Warned by
their fate, the Wings Of New York have resolved
10 avoid the peril by meeting it. Equal to either
fortune, they prefer open field and a manly
combat TO position wherein endurance is the
oaly virtue which can be exhibited. Too long al
ready have they stood under a fire which they
we're not permitted to return. The order-'sur-
rom ARMS AND ADVANCE" is hailed on every
side with bursts of heartfelt enthusiasm. The
time afforded is brief indeed, yet we hope to see
every County represented at the Convention
Here is the call:
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

tca friends invite the several Counties of this State
to appoint many Delegates they are entitled to
Members in the House of Assembly, to represent
them in STATE CONVENTION to be held a,
Syracuse on Wednesday. the 9Th day of October
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ to deliberate on the
condition of our public affairs, and to adopt such
measures as may be deemed expedieni to maintain
the integrity of the Wing Party-to give success 70
its principles and objecu,-and to proven; return
10 power OF those from whom the whole Country,
and this State ia particular, has suffered SO much
and so long.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20
Our Banner to the Breeze.

Z" INSTEAD OF STRIKING OUR FLAG, LET IT BIZ
REARED STILL HIGHER, WITH Il PRIMER HAND,
BEARING UPoS ITS FOLDS Is CONSPICUOUS LET
TIERS The WILL OF THE NArloH UScoSTRoLf-
EDDY THE WILL or ONE MAN; oSE PREs!-
pEYrIAL TERN "A FRUGAL GovERYMENT, AND
Nc SUB-TREAsURY, oPEg OR COVERT, is SUE
STANCE Or IN PACT; No GovERYMxST BASx,
But Az INSTITUTION CAPABLE OF GUAKDtHG TIE
PEOPLES TREASURE, AND ADNtSIsrERI:G TO
rRE PEOPLES WANTS = Wig Congressional
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

The BEAM Is OUR BRoTHER's EYE.-Wc
nave often been provoked at tho tone of insoence
and vulgar abuse with which the great portion Of
the Canadian Press always speaks of the Amer-
IAN character and republican institutions; and still
otencr have we fel, deep regret that scenes should
occur in our legislative halls and in various parts
Of the country which furnish ground for these out
pourings Of provincial wrath. That we have occa-
sional mobs, some of them of most serious char-
actcr and all most disgracefu 10 our people, and
hat our members of Congress often give way to
passion and forget the courtesy belonging TO their
station and the decency well as dignity of gen.
ileaer, caa neither he denied nor too deeply de-
poled; but 10 our ncighbors who are SO fond OF
exercising extreme vigilance over us, and who
shout so loudly over every newly discovered stain
upon our character, We offer the following extract
from the Kingston Herald of the l4th. We defy
the utmost malice Of Canadian jealousy TO point
out any thing in country equally disgraceiul.-
To the Montreal Herald, U. S. scayenger in chief,
we would specially commend it:
During several of the late after-dinner sittingS,
the flOuse mas DeeIl IL use lllc III
most disordery state and it appeared TO us that
the whole object of certain Hon. members vas TO
make confusion, TO insult each other, and entirely
to break up the little sympathy and friendly feel
ING that remain between them. What are we to
think of Hon. members of the United Parliament
of Canuda telling each other the floor OF the
house to Ego to HI you be id, and in
duleipg in such tasty and gentlcmanly expressions !
We say what will foreiguers-what Will our Re-
publican neighbors think of us when they told
iha, the Speaker of the Canadian Parliament has
been more than insultcd in his chair! and
that ssne members have actually taken their seats
in the house in beastly state OF intoxication =
And this, perhaps, may account for the boisterous
and outrageous conduct Of some certain Hon.
members. We must, however, in justice say,
that the number OF these worthless is not large
One night last week, OF rather about two O'Clock
in he morning. party OF the same class paraded
the streets singing, bawns. and disturbing the
rest of the inhabitants. We do not say that they
went so far rs 10 deface sisn-boards aud tear down
water-sr outs; but certain 1t is that many, suppos-
ing them to be gang OF drunken boatmen, just
turned cut TO commit depredations upon the city,
sailed forth TO protect their properly when 10 I!
the enemy proved 10 be representatives Of he
people
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

KIDsAPP,sG.-Some short time ago two coIored
men were arrested and lodged in jail at Cleveland,
Ohio, as fugitive slaves. Subsequently the claim
ant and third colored were likewise arrest
ed, charged with tecoyipg the first TWO negroes
from Batialo, by false pretences, for the purpose
OF nrrestlng them.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

J' Mr.. Walsh, in one of his latest letters from
Paris to the National lntclligencer, says that Mr..
S;cphens's Incidents of Travels in Central AIne-
RIGA" are to be Immediately translated into French,
and published in that capital.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

II The WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Saturday las: may
he obtained a, til. countcr-rrce t! See Table
of Contents in another column
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

70 Me.srs. Cyrus P. Smith and John Wheel
wright, of Brooklyn, and Mr.. John G. Hicks. OF
this CRY, have been appointed Commissioners for
building a Dry Dock ut the Navy Yard, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20
APPOINTMENT By rHE eoysRNoS

September Z, I>.l.
George l. siorsr of the city OF Sew.York to b M
iay PUBIC for tsat city, IN tac slaee sfRoSe;t Bcra.
decc asei.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

% Amos Kendall, late Postmaster General
has issued prospectus for publishing new week
y paper in Washington city, to be called the I'm
ion Democrat Price, 81, in advance
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

TRIAL OF McLEoD.-The Toronto Celoni.,
say. that commission is sitting in that city,
taking testimony in proof of an alb, 10 be read
The trial Of Alexander Mcleod,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

~ The s,samer Plat struck on snas on the
Mississippi, twenty miles above its mouth, on the
10th, and instantly sunk. Size is supposed to be a
total loss
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

- Rev. G. w. DoASE, Bishop of New-Jersey
and Rev. J. Haight, Rector Of All Saints Church
In this City, came passengers in the Caledonia.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

O. The Cincinnati Journal. say that the recent
mob has drawn into the city vast number Of
burglars and worthless vagabonds.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

II Eor Literary Notices. Notes OF Tt IA
vel. md a Visit 10 Newstcnd Abbey, see
First Page.
u For Eseonora,' Tale by Edgar "A.
Poe, see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

ALERT NJ. LEA, ESQ. Chief Clerk of the De
pa.tnent of War, ha. been appointed by the Pre-
sident Acting Secretary OF War until The arrival
OF the Hon. JOIN McLEAs.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-20
TAKE TIME HX THE FORELOCK:
Rcare,s lsorclround Gnndy is I,c0mme ndsd

Pcase's 17orchound Candy is recommended
by Physicians, and over two thousand
respectable ciuzcuS, performing the cure Of Coughs
Colds, Hoar.eness Irritation OF the Throat Group,
Whoopng Cough Ca,arrh and Asthma Palpation Of tho
Heart difficult proiuse Expecoraton and III fact, all
diseases leading consumption and death Sold 1T Is D
vson-s,. mud 10 Asor House and by OF tho respect
able Grocers and Druggists in the city Pedders and
Conlectioners not urpOinedAgens Each envelope
Is signed j. Peasc Il Son. (2) acJu n