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against all lie Wing projects-said il
these were to be the measures of Gen.
Harrism's administration, he had been de-
ceived. and had deceived others. He was
"a Virginia Republican, and intended t"
remain so. Mr.. Underwood of Kentucky
said it was plain, split amongst the
Wings was inevitable. [ believe, Mr..
Bolts, is now the only member from VIr-
ginia who goes for Bank, Distribution,
&c.
You will perceive in the papers, divers
disclaimers by Mr.. Hunt of New York,
Mr.. Barnard, and Mr.. Gushing with re
spect to new tariff, lecla ing that their
constituents will be content with faithful
observance of the tariff "f'33. You will
be deceived if you suppose that their COM
struction nf this act comedies the protec-
tive principle. They intend 10 have dis
elimination in favor Of Northern manu-
facturers, and that too on necessities. All
they mean is, that they do not want a tariff
like that of %: but protective tariff they
want, and mean TO have.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, Feb. 8, 1S41.

Mr.. Jones sale, as there was but short
time of the session now remaining, he was
induced 10 submit motion that the House
90 into Committee Of the Whole on The
State of the Union, for the purpose of
taking up the
PENSION BILL.
Mr.. Waddy Thompson remarked that
he received communication from the Sc
cretary,oc War, in relation to a pacifca-
ton about being made, or already made,
with the Seminole Indians. The commu.
nicauon was such as, in his opinion, re.
ouired the Immediate action OF the House;
and he would ask that it be read.
Mr.. Adams said, that this was the day
Sc, ararl for the presentation Of petitions.
As three or four weeks had elapsed since
gentlemen had an opportunity of present
iag Eeii,icns TO the House. and as this
y . #[. Z FH. .
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CTR MARRIED? CERTArNLY-Tacitus,
it is acknowledged, knew something, and
he declares, that early marriage makes
us immortal. He says "they are the soul
support of an empire" "That man." he
remarks, "who resolves to live without
woman, and that woman; who resolves to
live without man, are enemies to the com.
munity in which they dwell-iniurious to
the world-and rebels against heaven and
earth" Them's our sentiments too.
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SUSPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS. YME

sosrENsios rSV a'o or ?, 80. I. ,,a
Before the newspapers nave eonssaasa eus'.
gratplatlons on me genera rssslq p'yn Z
payments oy we ne. Dans' y sss ..s -
Delaware aho !ngin''' .ne 4
have again oeen 'n,o%a ln.u = -.
pension Oh the nanA Oh u'1 ~
sequen'iy' oi al us D az s,.,s .sJ
the othor o'a'ss use@s a., sa,t. - In tf..
Virginia. ana WHICH, No - :, =
few days.
The consequences q .ns - : " aa.-
Hetary ahas ol sae eo Sls. =. Il ...
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THE DOJURRy9lIas a
cANrDHM. s. oARoLrl9A,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB II. is1lss

Z, D' The Rev. WnLiAM GARLlaLs has kindly easr
ed to act as agent in collecting accounts dne this
Office, in this and the eighboring: Districts md
authorized TO receipt for the same. - q
The Rev. A. PEuatYoY il also antaoized 10 sol-s
lect and receipt for money duens. -
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SOUTH CAROLINA GoNFERE

SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE 81
This body is stilip session, and We arc thefss6rs
not able to give the names Of the Preachers Ia con
nec,ion with the Circuits, Misaons and Stations o
which they may bc assigned asi their publication
is generally the last thing attsnded 70. Ihsiat.
shall be given in our next. -
Our private duties hnye not permitted us ~ attend
the Sessions Of the Con- regularly; indeed
on but one occasion have we had this pleasure On:
Monday morning last we vera present while tie ms
terests Of the literary Institutions under patronage
of tile Church were being considered. During or
visit the attention of the Conference Ras called
Randolph. Macon College. i. G. GlHiiSp Esq,s
President of the institutions addressed the Contsf
ence for more than an hour, in ons Of the most abie
and finished efforts on the ubiect of edncatos te
which we have ever listened. Mr., GaaIssD - Eot
an orator in the ordinary ncceptati ID: :the
is no declaimer but he IS orator sfvstnhe
the attention of his hearer and irnpresang hssoah
thoughts on the hearts of others concerned. No
have not leisure or space now ospGak Of this addre
az it merits, but asa copy has been collected
cation in the Southern Christiaa AdSoedts, wsshsiI
again speak of it and endeavor 70 give our lesdes
the benefit of a portion, fnot a1l Of it. 81
On Monday night the anniversary Of tho Misinsssf
~ Society of the South Carolina Confsrsnce WI
celebrated in the Church. An able and intslsstiug
report was read by the Rev, w. N. .WisBrHsS
which we shall notice mora fully heresAer, A hant,
soms collection was made in aid Of The Missionary
funds of the Society, which, we teg1st 70 lessu.
not SO prosperous as could be desired.
{ The Missionary, who j. onphaically the piunsG
ofths Church of Christ should msstths encousging
smile of every christiaa md the more substantisi
support Of all who interest in the success of
the gospel Of our Lord Jesus Ghhrist. Addresses
were delivered on the: occasion bythe Rev Bishop
ANDREW and the Rev. Dr.. CArERs. s';;.ss,
The Missionary Enterprise is one Of innaenss
portance, not only to the chrietian, but to III Hho
desire the spread ofthe lights Of ctsilzatio and
finement. We shall, hereafter on some suitable 90
cason, bring this subject again 70 The notice of
readers. z ~ 5s .
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would be the last day on which they would
have an opportunity Of doing SO, he hoped
that at least one day would be devoted to
the petitions of the people of the United
States. Mr.. A. said that ne had. in his
drawer, hundred petitions, and that nine
tenths Of those that came north 81 Mason
and Dixon's line, would be excluded under
the 2lst rule Of the House.
The question then recurred on the
motion Of Mr.. Jones to 60 into Com
nittee Of the Whole; but before any ac-
ton was taken theron,
Mr.. L. Williams called for The reading
Of the communication from the Secretary
of War; which was read as foll"ws:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. E, lS4l.
S1R: have the honor to transmit here
with, for The consideration OF the Cum
mittee on Military Affairs, a copy of a
communication 10 the Adjntant General
from Gen. Armslead, commanding The
army in Florida, asking remittance of
100000 to enable MIN to comply with
his promises to the hostile Indians in + To-
rda, in the event Of their surrenderIng
themselves for emigration. In the pre-
sent temper of the Indians, and from the
fact that number have already come in
at the various posts and surrendered their
arms, there is reason to hope that General
Armstead's promises will induce them to
come in and give themselves up for remo'
val to the West. The course adopted by
the General has, therefore, met the appro-
baton Of the Department, both as mea-
sure of economy and humanity, as the IN
ducement held out by him is calculated 10
end this protracted contest at much less
expense of blood and treasure than TO con-
tinue the war another month.
The Department has. however, no mo-
ney under its control, applicable to the OBJ
ject, and respectfully recommend that an
appropriation of the amount named by
Gen. Armstrad (Sl00,009,) be asked Of
Congress for that purpose.
Very respectfully,
J.R PO.NSETT.
Hon. WADDY THOMPSON.
= Chairman Of Com. on Military Affairs, ss
-.s --.. Hnuse nf Representatives,
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Hon. WADDY THOMPSON.
y Chairman Of Com. on Military Affairs, IS
House Of Representatives.

Chairman Of Com. on Military Affairs, *
House Of Representatives.
HEAD QUARTERS, Army Of Florida,
Tampa, Jan. 16, 1S41.
SIR: have the honor to report that
have just arrived from Pease Creek and
Punta Russa. / visited those places for
the purpose Of r,eeting party of the
Seminoles and inducing them to come in.
I did not succeed in obtaining an inter-
view with those chiefs; bat several OF
their people came to see me, accompanied
bv two of the delegation from Arkansas.
They united in saying that they would re-
turn in eight days with part, if not the
whole, of their people. and embark on
board the steamboat which shall despatch
tomeet them.
I have promised the two chiefs each FIVE
thousand dollars. and agreed to pay every
warrior who comes in thirty dollars, and
give him a rifle. blanket and clothing. To
fulfil this and other promises which have
no delay in forwarding to me or Captain
Page the necessary sum of money, or in
ordering Captain Armstrong to report 10
me, with the funds committed TO him, for
the purpose of facilitating the emigration.
Thirty or forty Indians are expected
here in a few days from the head of With
lacoocbie. They desired an escort to
protect them from the Mckasukies, which
was accordingly furnished.
A considerable number of the Tallahas-
sees are now in at various points. / shall
concentrate them here as soon as practical
BILE. respectfully enclose herewith re-
part from Lieut.. Col. LOOMS. comma d.
inn at Fort CIi,ch. where Echo-emalhla.
chief of the TalIahassees, has doubtless
arrived ere This.
l am, sir, &c.
W. X. ARMISTEAD,
Brig. Gen. Com dg. in Florida.
Hon. J. r. Po1NsETT,
Secretary Of War.
P. S. 100000 will propably he re-
quired for the objects mentioned in this
letter.
Mr.. w. Thompson said he would new
ask, with the general consent Of the House
that he might be allowed to present bill
relating to this subject, and move that the
Hoursc resnlve itself into Committee of
the Whole for the purpose of considering
it. Mr.. Jones Of Virginia suggested that
when the House should 60 into Committee
of the Whole, and take up the pension bill
the proposition Of Mr.. Thompson could
be offered as an amendment to it.
The House having resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole, and taken up
The pension bill, Mr.. Thompson offered
the following amendment, which after a
good deal of discussion, was, with the bill,
passed:
Sec. 9 And be it further enacted, That
nne hundred thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Secre-
iary of War, for the benefit of such IF
The Seminole chiefs and warriors as may
surrender for emigration.
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psaturday, the sthof March u Rstam a.y sas
this District. 81
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.pThe lines ADDRESSED .o. a.Isa.rIs { shsn sypssss
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there shall exist in this State, Agricultu-
raj Associations corresponding in number
to its districts and parishes, scarcely
need say to you, that reformation in
public sentiment and feeling in reference
to the pursuit of the planter. and policy
of our local government to 1t, will have
been commenced, the signal benefits of
which, the most sanguine would now be
unable to estimate.
Although fortunately located 10 geo
gra phical point of view, and beautifully
assisted by providence, yet. South Caro-
lima, as an agricultural community, is not
in the condition which her immense re-
sources and the enlightened character OF
her population could so readily place her.
II with one fourth of her richest lands in
a state of nature, and large and fertile
tracts abandoned by their owners, if un-
der system of husbandry notoriously
defective, she is still able to maintain her
as among the first, if not the actnafhead
of the Union, in ragard to the value and
variety of her domestic productions, how
wonderfully increased would be her
wealth, her physical power, and the
prosperity and happiness Of her people,
when, through the united efforts of her
too long lukewarm and misguided yeo-
marry, the inducements 10 emigration,
from convictions of self interest, shall
cease, and every, portion Of er di. ersi
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RCR.FE ECO.1O.WF:
WINTER TREATMENT OF STOCK.


WINTER TREATMENT or STOCK
toid weather IS upon as, ana We oogn'
10 isOk alter Ger S'ock. Are our C@ite
fat and ~ Inc condition, 10 i7e on their
hesa on'iI next grass has mol The vel
summer kep' 'neni 70 'He Ordinary or rain.
or 10" condition Ter 'nem 10 san on the
pefiious journey 'hfo i coI1 "'oier Ha'e
we she''efs 10 project lAeI' "sA'A ano
D'-ss 'p u IS .'.s' ana IAN . ua'o
Il kseniog their bodliy mocb,,e,y 4 bas,,b
I'll act,on p.,a s1r;npq These are oges
,;ons vliob e,e-, =. ~ should al, h.,
self and sueb rs sb,o.j INDUCE him +, loak
ahead n lille aei.b bowels Of COMMISSION y
n, bis lean Kline. He ooobtto ,casc, ,s7,
little care al \ .,ooer lime win save bjm
from much uagleasan, feeling !, sssjD7 ~
suffsriogs or,boss uborn lie SHOULD o-o,sc,.
az well as perhaps his pocket from a heavier
draft than is now necessary for hint com
ply with his duty. uTas morcilsl maa is
mefciful to his least, and some consissra.
lien is needed G2r our Cau,e md Sheen and
swiue. With al the care and attention
which we axe p,yiay to lie importation 81
breeds Of Stock tina, are 10 Be- easily kep,,
we We. have to feed cur Stock. Tie ion
proyemeD:s Of other cocatr.es have no. vet
made kgoga agk Sos Il. animal lhst liyns
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.uOFE.ETT'S
Vegetable Life Medicines,


J II fHESE medicines sfe indebted for iis.f SASS
n to their mauiissi aud tensibla sr,aa u -
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70 well knosn TO all regular hrato,lisis, w'ofF
anime The human bowels after d1sih; ard &Na
'be prejudice Of there vel informed neu srafS
qpaek medic'nss--or medicines prepared and ~
4'3od 10 the public BY ignorant person.. ih e
cond elect OF tho Lie Medicines il TO cleanse y
Moneys ard the bladder, and By Ills means Us
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" organs. The blood, which takes lis red eol u
tom The agency Of The liver and lungs BOISE
passes into the heart, Lclng ihua putilsdtY NV
aud nonrisiied by food coming from tleasH''
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the hammer Of health in the booming thefs'
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ID as a domestic guide To heaith.--1hIs NV
iamphlet. edited BY w. II. Meffait. 37J DroadEay
View York, has been published ior the purpose,
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ons seeking health. II treats upon prevalent w
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Or sale bs Mr.. Moiiat,'s nReets generally.
Theae Valuable Medicines are for Fale BY
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THE INQUIRY.

Tel me, ye winged winds,
That round my pathway rosr,
Do ye net know seine spot
Where mortals weep no more
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west,
Where, free from toll and pain
The weary soul may rest
The loud Wind dwindled to a whisper low,
And sighed for pity as il answered "No.n
Tell me, thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play:
Knew'st thol seine favored spot,
Some island far away,
Where weary man may fad
The bliss Cor which he sighs,
Where sorrow never lives,
Aud friendship never dies
The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow,
Stopped for while, and sighed to answer Nc s.
And thou, seTenest Moon,
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth
Asleep in nights embrace.
Tell me, in al thy round,
Hast thea nat seen sena spot
Where miserable man
Night find happier lot?
Behind cloud ihs Noon withdrew in wo.
And voice sweet, but sad, responded No.
Toll me, my secret soul.
OH tell rae Hope and Faith!
Is there no resting place
From sorrow sin and death
Is there no happy spot,
Where moi;als may be blessed,
Whsre grief may ind bal-,
And WEAKNESS rest
Faits, Hops and Lore, best boon to nort.ls given.
Way'd their brigh, wings, AID whispered YEs,
IN HEAVEN
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EiSr of letters
ED EMAlNING in the Pos, Office at Charlotte
Ia on the lst OF January, ls4l.

EB EMAlNING in the Pos, Office at Charlotte,
Ia, on the lst OF January, le4l.
A--Miss E. Alexander ., Mrs. Vira ID. Aloxan-
der. Z. w. Alexander L. l.. Alexander, Thos. s.
Ashe, George Allen.
B--Mrs. L. I. Brown, w. L. Black. J. Bremdt,
G. G. Bosiick, w. 5. Banker, S. n. Black. A. Ba-
ty, J. Bigham.
&C. S. Cox, Miss NJ. Chambers, B. Craige,
Tho. Carnes, A Coburn, +. Caldwell, Miss ]. I.
Chambers.
d.. c. Davis, J. W. DaSurry, Il. F. David.
son, Mrs. E. c. Dunn, s. Dunn. Sugar Dulin. J.
Dickinson. DIR. N. nougherty. Mrs. N. Davis, DR..
d. r. Dunlap, Mrs. J. Davidson, A. Durawin.
E-Dr. ]. Erwin, John Elwood ,
F-W. Finely. Saml. Feszle, J. {, Frazier, i.
Flanagan. Miss Betsy Foster.
CIV Cause, Benz Gulick, Brisloa Gray
H-Dav.a hyatt, MIS-. MArg, Henderson. Jas
Heath, Jos. Hayes, S. Z. Hill, JOS. ". Hampton,
S. D. Hall.
J-Isaac Jones, Robt. Johnson 8, Ransom ia.
cobs, Mrs Mary Jones' T. r. Johnson, L. NJ. ia
mison, John johnson, Mrs. Ann Johnston, WIN.
Jamison ..
LID, o. Lambert, Miss ". Long .. NJ Law.
ing. d. Lewis.
NIB. Mehan, ] n. Morris, NJ. NJ. Moor, II.
Milton d McRee. J s. Moor Miss Jane Mahsn
A. c. Miller, NJ, McGbbony. r. N. Molwee, H.
McGlaugbern, F. II. Maxwell ]. Montgomery,
Miss Marg,. Moore.
O--Jas. Orman. Silas Orr.
P-Mrs Mary Patterson, R. W. Parks 2 Susan
Polk. W. Pitman, Corneha Parks.
R-W. X. Reed. Ned Richison Jos. Reed Jos.
Ross >. a. W. RioLison, J. b. Rodgers.
S-Dan Shelby, Mr-. Prudence Smith, Hagh
Smith, 4. K. Smith, VIM. Sloan, Jun, Abraham
Scott Jos. R. Sample, Mrs. L. Scott, D. Slzer, No
ses Strickland.
T--G. A. Todd, l. Thomas, John Todd. s.
Tarleton.
VT T. Walker. 2. Warren, J Withcrspoon
3, Matthew Wallace ., Aaron Wilhelm, Miles G.
WINSTON.
Y-Thos Yanels .
l2j H. h WILLIAMS. ?. ~
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The Southern Harp
Il CONSISTING ot Sacred Poems, adagiea !.
the tncs' admired popglsr sns Tho want
81 asfioaa cords 70 tunes Of gGeommoa bcauiy
Hss, or long time, been fei; y asrse.l and mans
others and she hopes that fl.ls tfsuftqii gra,if,
hose abo wogid Frefsr that lie melodies thsy
.sgo Should he clothed IN language 10 which overs
serious ho.rt ard thinking mind can respond
Her am N'il " 70 combine isstc still p,giy and
nls while lhe ear j. Rratitied 10 ibas1so tht
heart. She % persuaded that many boaaii rnl nn.
seal c0fnpostIons have sunk nio s,Ieacc. b1cAase
80, TO lriling ~ords.
The work will BE- published in one so.ume. Of
from 80 10 200 pages, Handsomely bound; asd
thc Coz, will be 81 per Volume.
Il will be pubiishsd ,his far. Il Sufficient mum.
Der Of subscribers can be obtained to cover INC
expense. II Convenient. those lilo snbsrr,,v sfo
requested to ray In adyunco. -
We Figc below one or two tpccimons ~ NJ
style aad design {! The work onittiag I'D thl.sI I
Tryz--" The b7nls Of hs Blu. NossiIsvF
When tho bloom IS on Thy maiden chees@
And Joy IN the sparkling eye.
! here Is yet one home !0f the heart 10 seek,
Where love may never die;
Though bCau'cnas flowers riay u,her here,
Where bligttag s,orma destroy,
Ihey at5 booming there ever bright ard Dir.
Ihe tlaweFs Of youth aud Joy.
When DC cheek grows pale and The hear, grows
faint,
And tlmmcd Is the sparkling eye,
There Is yet one friend for the dying saint
IN his mortal agony
On : sweet as chdhood's gentle sleep.
All calmly may he rest.
ana forget DIS woes, ~ long roposg
GA Savlouf's peacetq. beast.
TgSE--" Here ire niee, fog soon to pq,t ~
We shall meet-no more to part.
Cease thy sorrows, mourning heart
Weary days will soon depart,
Then we may rest forever!
When the work Of life Is tInc--
When the yietor's crown u Won
Then, immortal life baeuI,
We no more shall ,Sgrr.
we shs'~-rct. &c.
In the home Of poa@t md bliss
II The world shcrs ,Ie' ~ is---
Who're VIC bid sdf 20 this,
We may love ief!
Purified fran q q stain,
Through the La that once was alaln,
Dearest. we shal meet again,
AaG be parted never
We shall meet, Xg.
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METERS VEGETABLE PILLS are daily
Z cfTseling some Of the most aston. shing and
wonderful cures that have ever been known--in
consequence OF which they have now become
shining max, agaiasi which al The arrows Of
disappointed loPe, en!y ana uHcbsti,ahleaess are
leyeilcd yithou' Distinction. The town aud coun.
try are ahae iiasd wuh their praise The palace
auG Taor b Sc allie echo viii thar virtues. IL
al cltmf' ~ Ter all temperatures, they sgl re-.
% ~ ,ls4erlel ps~efs. aud cxeI, Them uo-
att - NJ aye or siionl.on. They are simpl1 IN
ttsu pfspafataa, nid in ihcir atlian, thorough
.aslr operation. asd rnf.valtt N theif results.
ETERS' VEG .TABLB PILLS
Ara Anti. Bilious, Anu.DyspcPilc, and Anti.
MsTcuiial, and may asiiy be eansiaered TN.
rsrSaI Nedsciae--bui they are peculiarly t-ucfi.
cal IN the following complaints yellow and B,l.
ious Fevers, Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia, Group,
Liver Compliant, S,eA Headache, Jsaadice. Ash.
ma. Drepsy, Rhcuastian. Ealarge meet Of tic
Spleen, Plies, Fenals DISTRACTIONS, Heartburn,
Haired Tongue, Masses, Ds.cnsisa Of The So
much and Bowels, lneipicn! DiarrLGa, F.a,a'eucc,
tlabitual Cdsiiveress, Less Of Appetile, Chohc
RlnlahAd salL..., C.ar..,.l4...a a~a --.a.
81 TorPor Of lbe Bss ola, who're Ca,hartic Or sn
Aper'ent IS needed. IGEy are exceedingly aid
II their operation, predicting neither nausea, gri-
Ping nor debility Retail F,ies 30 ceals PET BOX.
Also
BECkWITU PILLS, GAfLf,sHAS'S FEVER
and AGUE PILLS ALUM SPRING FILL, 10.
the cure OF u sDepsla. ScrofCloBs, aud Chfoaic
Liver Disease, YALIER'S FRENCH PILL, az
etiectuat remedy for the Goanrrhra, &c. BRAN
DREftI'S PILLS, IIAgRISON's SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, SC al Tor sale a, tie Drug Store
Ct G. J FOX
ChdTl9'fe, Ostebsr, 1870. az