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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

SCHOOL ROOM.-Geography class
come up. Ephralm, how is the State Of Name
situated ...... .5
Its bounded on the north by Kepnyobscott
on The north. eas, by the Boundary question,
on The east by Scovy No,ia, OH the south by
the Chinese wall, aud on the west by the Mis-
saplssy river
Very good-describe the soil and climate
lite climate is wery salubrious, and the soil
lugubrious; producing immense swarms Of her
bacious animals called galley nippsrs. They
are about the size Of daddy's wind. mill, with
pudding tails. fence rail legs and kin bite
through fle-They infes. The forest in herds
frequently destroying Vegetation for whole miles
around, and they are taken in seel traps BY
the natives for The purpose ofimmeg'alion.'
For what 10 lhs state celebrated.
'lt is famous for flax-hea babies ard pret-
ty gals,' who 60 10 meetin' to practice animal
mag nelism. 1t 10 also the birth place Of Ma
zspy the Moore Of Venice ...ra
'Elegan,-what are it's productionsP
-Four barrels, bean puddugs, Goldfish and
cotton pods; aIso ten penny na'ls,l sheet-l.
rou::cOddngs aud red flaming sas0'ugers.'
pu'Excelent; take your sea-, you'll suou be a
congressman
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

The namelsss tOmb.--There are some words written
or only uttered under touching circumstances that go
direct the heart and vibrate upons tender emotions
Over and over again have read with the deepest in
tereSt the following passage from the address of En-.
me'tto hisjudge: II am going to my cold and silent
grave; my lamp of life is nearly entinguished my race
is nearly run, the grave opens to receive ME, and
sink into its bosom. have but one request to ask at
my departure from this world; its-ihe charity ofits
silence: Let no write my epitaph; for as no man
who knows my motives now dares to yindCats them.
let not prejudice ignorance asperse them. Let them
and me repo,e in Obscurty and peace, and my tomb
remain unins,rbed, until other times and other men
can do justice to my character When my country takes
her place among the nations Of the earth, them and not
ill then, lot my epitaph be written i have done."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17
From the Globe.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

Preliminary proceedings to the Nomination Of the Dsm>
otrGhc Candidates for the Presidency and Itcs Pre-
sidency
The Nashville Union" Just received, contains the
annexed proceedings of the Democratic representatives
Of Tennessee. preliminary to hs nomination OF cand-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. We
have doubt that the proposal will be heartily and
universally concured in by the Democracy of every
State The Union. The time proposed in the resou-
tons for aoding the convention will alone be objected
to, conforming to "the usages observed in the
several States heretofore The Convention has hth.
eto always been held in May of the long session of
Congress i'm nedately preceding the Presidential elec-
tion There are many considerations which might be
urged to sustain the old usage Among them, that
which induced the original selection has lost none of
its force. 1t is point Of time at which the political
aspect Of the country, produced by the proceedings Of
the National Legislature about to close its abors be
perfectly scanned. and when the public will in regard
to it may be concentrated by the National Convention
so as make the selection of the chief magistrate have
Its full bearing giving effect to to popular opinion in
regard to public measures just discussed.
But if there were no other reason for adherlrg to
the old usage than that ii usage which has worked
WELL 1t would be sufficient The union of the party
is best preserved support of the nominations, when
the interval is brief between making them and the el &C.
ton.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

yeher. Our war hatchets unburied only 10 wet
them to the eyes in the blood of our common enemies;
and should national convention appoint him our great
chief we will follow his war; path, and fight in his
shade, as long as foe the great Democratic tribe
mains to darken our skies with the smoke of his wig
wam or leave his track upon the leaves Of hunting
grounds"
The Madisonan copies this, and adds:
''As to Mr.. Van Buren, we never said any hard
things Of him, nor he ofus, we are sure. 1t may not
be with our predecessor, but we respon
sble for his acts than the present editor Of the journal
established by Ben Franklin is for the erIors Cfany)
commuedby that philosopher nearly century ago.
And we do not hesitate to declare that should Mr. Van.
Buren, be the choice oflhe Republican party. will
nail his coors to the mast, and never fire
bis enemies as long we have mnzzle above water.
But in the mean lime, and until the will Of the Peo-
pie fully and unequvOcay expressed, it is both
vocation and inclination TO defend vindcae, and sups
port the "powers that bo But most gladly would we
agree to fight lone but our common enemies, ,"in fu-
ture. And why will not our friends in principle, all
oyer the country, agree with usl =. f.l .-..
The efhgy burners may see in this, that they have
passed the line Of reunion oftheir forces of 1S40
The great democratic family ofthe nation will act to
geher -unitedIO -harmoniously heRce certainly
successfully Instead ofdivIsons the process of heal
ing off close and harmonious Reunion of the Repub-
cans of the nation is in daily progrsss. Let federalism
read it, and profit by it Ohio Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

MAN,-la naval architecture, the rudder is
frs, fitted 10. then the last Of all. the cargo
and the sails. II s faI otherwise in the ft-
ting up and forming Of man he 10 launched in.
to life with the cargo Of his passions sci; but
it is the long and painful work Of his life. to
acquire the ballast Of experience, and 10 form
the rsdder OF reason; hence, it too often hap.
pens that his fraiI vessel is shipwrecked be-
fore he has laid iu tee necessary quantity Of
ballast,or that he has been so long completing
the rudder, that The vessel has become too
crazy TO receive benefit bv its appl, cation.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

The Way TO MAKE A DOCTOR.--A Doc
tor IN Ohio writes to bic father lhus:-"DeaE
Daddy. concawdsd! !lde cum down an git
grInded into Doclur, hardly don't think
| was in more than 8 ours, afore out cum az
slick wun as ever was seen.
Hale eOIumby happy land,
II IalOta DOclur. III be hang'dl
lpukes,I pu'ges, an swsts en-,
Then, ifiha d., wi-lhen let's en-
] gets pIsD,e Of custum because they says
they dize eszy. When you rite, don't ioreit
tOPut DOc,ur afors my naIne.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

TIE DIFFeRENcE.--A gentleman, riding a
very sorry horse, asked negro whom be met
how far 1t vas TO a nelghbonng town. whlih-
or he was going. The negro, looking at the
animal under the rider, with broad grin Of
con,emp, upon his couutenance, replied-"Wp
da, ar hoss. massa, it's j's fo'teen miles; WI
good chunk Oh hose, seven miles; but ifyou
jis had Massa JImmy's hOss-youhe dar
nowO
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

ey PO,cs; usurper in the disguise of benefactOr an
agent exercising privileges which his principles never
Possessed an impostor, who, while he affects to
chains. is placed above those who free; chartered
berne, that pretends to be anaced only that he may
the more safely pick pocksIs and lord it over
rights. This is the enemy now 10 encounter e.
overcome, before expect 10 enjoy the substan>
tial realities of freedom,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

Some men, OF secluded and aIUdlous life
have sent forth from theft closet or their clois-
ter rays ofinellectual light that have agi,ated
courts, and revolutiOnized kingdoms; like the
moon. that far removed from the ocean, aud
shining upon it with serene and sober light
10 the chief cause Of oil those ebbings and
Aowiugs which necessarily disturb that world
Of waters. H-tta 4.o.u.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

An Irishman being asked to describe a
snake, said. "He is venimous haste; be has
neither hIndfore legs; nor forehind legs he'has
nelIher hair, feathers nor wool on bim, he ha %
sneye like chicken, and goes crawling
through the graSs,' aa. aa ] ,oi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

SNAKE way, gentlemen" once cried New
Hampshire representative 10 the pOpulaCe who
were Crowdlng him out Of his place in the
procession on election day-"Make way, we
are tho representatives Of the people,"
SNAKE way yourself," replied a sturdy
member Ofihe throng, 'we are The people
lhemssvesl" Is
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17

Conscious inleguIy and recllude Of pur-
pose; will present en- impenetrabls shield 10
the shafts Of Olander apd calumny' p
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17
THE FOLLY OF FEDERALISM.

The federal presses are amusing themselves about this
timo, and foong their readers with wha: they call d.
visions in the dem. ranks as 10 the Presidency. This
may do very well to cover over their own fallen con-
diton, but we never saw time when there was finer
prospect ofharmony than at present, and grand u.
nion of the whole anti bank and old republican party
of The Union. Clay and his Partizans have shown
their hand and it has aroused every Democratic Repub
1ican and States Rgh man in The Union to harmo.
Nous action. As much they love men, they despise
the HamiNonian doctrines Of Clay, Corwin; and the
coon still mo'e, and will. IN 1874, present a united
phalanx Of bold 'pirir that never can be conquered
when united. The Globe, in reply to charges that it
was hostile to Mr.. Calhoun, thus replies' a-
"As to Mr.. Calhoun, we think that our paper has
long since shown that with us, 'jY cones are by cones.
We did, in former times, say some pretty hard things
afhm; and we are afraid, in relurn as hard things
were said u. But we havs long since sat down ia
the same council house, and smoked the eaume, TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
Drvsnlr, June sid Monomcy, NYesk.

BfvERLy, June SID Mononoy NYork.
iiANvsRs May 30-ArdSming Bird. NYork. -
Bosror June 7-Au Ellsworth, Matanxas; Friend. Nfork.
s'ss fore brigs CID Corioanus Moneydeo and market
Dnro, Pars and mkt Cohen Jr Philadelphia Arr AlabA-
Del. : 'F ~. y '-'-'I y N ''f NJ. = +
Hope. Norfolk
PRo,IDENcE, June GAR Jas Lanpheer NYok; Tecuusseh
in Henry Taunton, and sid for NYo. Below Chis Joseph
Nyork Sid CONFIDENCE Newport Adams. and Glide Pills
York.
Bnsrol, yuneG-An 18th, Empress. RenJou,; Sa, annah,
Wallace, Sullivan.
AprLrHIA, June sAn Monitor, New Bedford, Plane
'endence Echo, aud Lasin Boston; Mercy Cambridge; E
5abe1h s. john, NIB; Lexington, YORK Plato salemi io
der Borden, Prov idcnee Augusts, Nantucket
BAdr,noss June CAR GenI Wils.lrs lBr) bns,no9l'-
GEoRoErowN sc. May 3i-Cd Eyeline Nantucket June
fremont, Matanzss; Albert Ynd. Boston; ~ W Ernck
SAVANNAH, June i-Cld Larch. Trinidad. Union, Lanca
shire, Ronuus, and Philnra, still below wind,bound
Jersey. do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
Foreign Isnportations.

CALcuTrAShp Aiexander3 chests indigo Is do shauck
Wood Johnson Burttl bx w Ruen Philadelphia
silks Staples60 bales 100 bds inc box mdse 1859 bags
satew 1877 do ginger 200 rolls bales quincy
hemp 1888 do Jue 70 do SO bdls quincy bags order.
BoRDEAux-Brig Purtsp--i hhds 30 hf do wine Firma
70 binds B'nninger cot do Werckmeister coz
Sneider7 bales almonds Aguirei case q Nioher2 cks
brandy Duiot-2c Bouchsnd Thebaul-l3 casks yellow
ochre q Roxat Co.'S hf pipes y do brandy hhds
1850 es 30 Grousse;t7do Dsauna ck hbds 800
Gs,llard Emey-6l cks gum 2o hf pps brandy order
ers MaIkoe co do hair Iangdon2 boxes bale bbls
me 1000 qls erked beef 060 horns bales packs wool 1881
hides Badwin17i do Redfeld-i75 WI Burger-i box
peach stones Howland-lS52 hides bale hair 10 order
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Died.,


LoSpoS-Brtsh brig Haifix-Mr Watson and 1913 in the
steerage. -'.TI
BUENos AyREs-Dark Mason BarDey-O Il HAYES b Schi-
a1ins Cesar Fourier, Robt w Cairns
ST CRoIxEBrg Elizs-Mrs Lockwood. Mrs Powers. Mr.
Holland, Of NYork.
NV ORLEASs-shipA rkansas-Mr flaming, Mrs Gale aud
servant Mrs Dunn children and servant Davis, Mr.
Van Osstran, Miss Cauledge, Caulledge Mira Sian
rock and servant Mrs Goodrd,e children and Mrs
Nisegas two children and servant Miss Muller Mr. Sanbeft
Mast Chew-32 in the steeragc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
Domestic ImportatIons.

New ORLEANs-Shp Arkansas99 bbls beef G Douglass-7
9aiss cotton Lindac e9-aIo bbls pork Cigh Hey
Grie f-s cases Walron Ackcnnsn--ll hhds sugar
Banwel227: kegs Il3 bbls lard De Rham Moore2 bales
LEAD . Fied1ae hhds sugar Wsy co-ss bales cotton
Buck CO Trowbrdge Dwight co003 bbls flour Crook
-! bales cotton Newbod Cruits--57 Rhodes-l0O do
Robert Williams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

NJ CONSTANTLY CROWDED-The American
Museum presents one immense mass Of human beings
day and night The levce Of the mysterious fortune
telling Gpscy Girl is fully attended during the day. and
if is pleasant the visitors to take promenade
ill the beautiful garden and there spend few hours
examining the number Of curostes collected here
The performers this week Miss Rosalie Celeste
Whitlock, Master Frank, Mr. Bonnie, Mr.. Collins and
Others the whole making the richest entertainment we
have witnessed for two shlings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
city Despatch Post.

10 WILLIAM STREET.
FRIycIrAL OryIcE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
& hapast H. and half past o'clock will be sent out fol
delivery at q, 1, and O'Clock. 81 w
BRANCH OFricEs.Letters deposited before H. and 2
O'Clock, will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREI0, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor, if Of vessels arriving
here, will give to Commodore w A. Basse of
report Of the shipping left 1t The whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage, list of their and
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Basse vii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
he favor in any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

New York Post Office, june @. 1912.
90 ALBANY EVENING MAIL--An additional mail
will be sent to Albany and after the sth instant every
day. by the O'Clock Nj. Steamboat. Letters be
deposited at this Office until half-past 6 p. NJ.
Je7 lwr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

o. NEW YORK MUSEUM.--No place Of amuse
ment in the city offer the attractions presented 81
the New York Museum Tonight there is to be an en-
tire change OF performances The beautiful and accom-
piishcd Miss Reynolds appears in the concert 10 be given
under the direction of Mr.. George Loder, also, Mr. A.
Shaw, and Mr.. Bruce the comic singer. The French
diorama consisting of unrivald views, are repre-
sented and here are to be found thousand curioses
Experiments in Electricity the largest electrical ma
chine in the United States Experiments on Animal Mag
netsm every afternoon at four O'Clock. The Egyptian
Mummy recently unroed three thousand years old
and wonders than have room to tell Of There
will be glorious display of talent at the Sacred Concert
Sunday evening next, for which the most ample
Tangements are making.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09
"A VOICE
FROM LOWER CANADA

MONTREAL. January IS. fs,2-(;ents:-You will be SUI,
wi w.sed when inform that large body Of Cockina
Of foxes and oter for your candy which would have
I'd in cash TO fifty dollars and am happy that the Can.
dians regard general estostive also that my stock
IS nearly exhausted We have large force OF the British
here sIso, who have Acknowledged ia ,rce,nnen merits. In
fact cannot supply the dcmsno and
pl,nsh stock shall Convert the rs into cash. and send
Yours. truly, DAVID AsrINwALL.
To Messrs. J. Pcase Son, IS Divsonst.
Brooklyn Dec e. siIGcpernen.-I deem but justice
10 you however the be considered io
arIyise that have he'd for months past. person
nee " e"gu I % ss snq ntsmr
ance rrsorcd, withou the least hops Of success every
remedy the dry hoase cough continued 20
the appetite sedte bowels became eonspa,edanda sci
dampncss vailed the frame When had ex"nsid a
oiesonal remedies iedg's the ias aes nn, sow
doubtful 81 its merits, as well ~ rIrsnmpl'e o. IA; own ,
bty. Ny surprise. wei, hs ins%., =. az mnsJis
ss and resigned himself rligiously 60 fse, every hon,
showed symptoms Of recovery; HIS BREATHING ireed nom All
pecforsl ghness The cough has roderned The sspet', y
Justice requires "''' '''''e '''' ' * HUNT. MD
s-Redding, No. State street, Boston, Mass,
Rawls & Co. 81 State sircet, Albany, N. Y.
Zieber, nilsdelrhs, Pa
IiaIJem,n. Louisville, Ky.
Jesoa, No &c g. Charlie. street, New ORLEANS.
Adams < Blunt, Huntsrille Ala.
W. Tsmehili, Nashville, Tenn.
Tobey, Cmclnnan. Ohio.
iercy Teller. Detroit, Mich
R,J;WoadweId, 81. Louis, No
rlschcr, WaAl,,i2tOn City. ID. C. -
sSsd rEAssE son 'ss 6 sss.Iss Hs's'''oa ''''y
S;b-Pedlen and eonfse'oosr' orc nel arriAtsd ages
w iW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

BY THOMAS BELL:
fStores Nos. ~ sanw aud us kttts'sspse''


BY THOMAS BELL
fStores Nos. ~ .anw aad ll5 Etatss street,
t THURSDAY
Piano Fo p - s at e c taSe" Sc
Comprising 10 truly valuable aud splendid piano .o, of
Also some handsome furniture. paintings, looking glasses
Also beautiful sofas eoS E;SS @;hosaay chairs &c.
Extensive Sale ClehingAt ene stool. Of sesan, wss-
ing apparel for genilemen consisting OF upwards 900 armens
suitable for the made il the most approved style az" .S
Dress eosas scse,s pant. vests OF ali kinds Also 80
sui. shrsns aresss, Of s finest r, %n,e'v Jw,
and various other articles sS (! TfTsb'SYa'n''
Large Sale Of Elegant aud valuable furniture of all desep
Also, sofas chats centre tables, carpets china Sc.
lf) Fulton street.
THIS pa,
At 10 O'clock at the auction room.
GrocenesA large and valuable stock of groceries, teas SUI
S: % bags %ssi fresh white, clover seed.
msg 10 don cayenne bottles indigo paste blackins, 80 Jars
pcsc &c., asoed2 rcfgeraors, and 20 barrels very s"e
Also sheria,s saIesBy order Of III, Sheriff large
iy sSd cn .s ,ssss Fess % aSss
and half FRI ch chairs ench bed'iead' maple and other bed
A''0 0'"ns ana 81 sH it.s fi'Hs SALE 49, w.
AT II o'clock, at ls9 kunon,
DRY coA large S o sS , c s sSs stock of Dry
r. II. TIMPSON, Auctioneer
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c.-JACOB ). PLATT-
II 2lh Spring trade sale will take place this day 10 o'clock
at the No 81 Plat street. consisting q 800 gases, Casks
French hardware, cutlery fancy goods. SC, together VIII.
gv of American hardware &c. which
heavy goods fine table and pocket cutlery German silver
&c. Sc. I'm.
scissors, under the inspection of the wardcn for cash. for
Of the underwriters damaged the voyage OF mpo
Jeo ltsr
by RIELL * ARCULARlUS.
THIS MORNING.
At l0iz O'Clock, at the sales room, 30i Broadway
Summer CothneAu invoice Of excellent seasonaee cloth
consisting OF dap dee, bonbazine and linen dress irock
linen aud grass cloth bouses pants vests jackets &c.
made of the Lest materials and OF the fashionable styles
Jee ltsr
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERS-WAShiNti
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway next the Hospital
would draw the attention of the public that he will sell spn
did Cabinet Furniture less than the quality
Of work now selling a! the anctons-conssng of Draws
Couches Sofas covered different coloed pushes satin
and hair CLOTH OF the latest Spring patterns die en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09


The tolls collected on the NewYork canals to the st of
June in each Of the last four years, is as follows:
1871 9VS45I
1871 ii5lO9
The tolls collected at Albany and West Troy to the list
of June in 1871 and 1912, as follows:
1871 Sl5t06l
Some real estate sales made as follows
Two brick buildings and piece Of land on Man
gin street between Rivington and Deancey
streets containing l25 feet front by % feet deep
sold for $500
The two story cottage and two full lots, No ~
Cornelia street the corner OF Fourth street
and the Sixth Avenue, sold for SlO50
NAvu. SToREs-The sales Of North County Turren
tine TO arrive reached 5000 bbs all at 81 u.s. cash; also
700 hbls North County, at 81 62i and 100 do Whining
ton 20 arrive at So Spirits 1urpcnnc has sold the
wharf al s2. cents mos; 1000 bbls North Coun
ty Rosn for export, brought 81 06i al 2I cash.-Ons
Whale is in request for export at s2 cents hut for the lit
tie here 80 cash Is demanded.
Provisions-Ia beef pork there continues moderate
demand for both at prices within range. Ohio Lard
is in actvr request and sells readily and largely for
port at all pr es from 9 cents for common to prime
Picked Hams command 3yc smoked hams a a Il
smoked shoulders q; and bacon sides &c. The re-
cepts butter exceed the demand and the stock be-
gins TO accumulate. New cheese also comes in freely ;
for which the inquiry quite light Export, from LIST to
sis May beef SO bbls: pork 1906 bbls lard 3oals
kegs.
sale OF Teas took place which not very animated
Inc results were rs foows--Terms notes AT 6 months
payapc III th CITY, TO be made satisfactory to the sellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-09

1J- BARK ELLEN.-cap.ain Copeland OF the BARI
Ellen for Trinidad de Cuba has used the genuine
Tay lors Basam Of Lverwor from $40 Bowery for tick
ling in the throat and pain in the side breast with
immediate relief and he makes voyage without
OF this medicine with him. He saws a few doses
him Of the most violent colds and that he has re-
commended it to numbers Of his friends and it always has
the desired effect. No mariner should make voyage
without few bottles with them. by sudden changes
OF climate you are liable to take cold which almost
rahy settles ON the lungs producing pain the side and
chest This may not directly show ITSELF but it will be
secretly undermining the constitution until ii begins
show itself by pains in the side chest and shoulders This
medicine always entirely eradicates cold from the sys-
TEN in aew days. In consequence of the counteeits
the genuine be obtained only the office Bowery
IN Charleston Of p NJ Cohen Co.; S. Powell Co. Bos-
ton Oliver Co. New Orleans; j. C. Du Bose Co. Mo
bile Haviland Hsrrol and Allen Petersburg g. b.
Zieber, Philadelphia; IL. Rawls Co. Albany