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TAX COLLECTORS. 49,

Tax COLLECTORS SALE
WILL eNpose % pu9sle salr. b.. =.
the court house door, a lac tsun y
Canioa,
On ~ s5ls Say 81 ~. lSsa.
the following DESCRIBED proBersv. -,
beginning n stake a. tae w-s,-ra 49,
dairy Of the lown Of Caasoa. a. ne sa1.s
east eornes Of = 6feea ere los tAal -
longed to Sald cauntv o. MaI.soi. th-n.--
south eighty tao degrees ~est sixtr-
eight aud a half po,ess sheece efEat D.
grees eass thirty-Sve pcses - as,ak-
thence eighsy Two aesrees cas- slsss-
eight AID bali poles - q st.k~- sAene-
north sevsn and half aezrees -
thirIy-hse poles 10 shs t-ginntns. e.
tanning toarteea Scres az H.. Sea-
out o. tke s,uSh-eas, coraes -, - =
lanA Lssi-l a. a. tAs r-o-..sv !
Georgs u >k,FS;ih. a. 81 =. 49, :, :
the taxes ass 80 l8sl. Az,ssas 80.
es Due SIS 50.
J T.. VANNNT.
ASsesSor l. Cosleeaos 81 lssI
April q. lS42-
Pr. Zee sci. ka-t3
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d.: HULIs
s0'""Ae Fever and Ague
AND
Anti-FeVer Pills.

NHE Proprietor of this Justly csl..
orated Medicine, from the experi.
ence OF the last four years.) feels him.
sell July authorized in asserting and
"arrantlng 1t TO be the most innocen,
and perfectly efficient remedy ever Offer.
cd 10 The public, and is really wkat !,
PuTPortS 10 be, a certain, speedy and
permanent cure for all cases whatever ~
ague and fever or chiIls and fever. Such
mas oeen Its very great success in all
thoSe districts of country where il has
Oeen used, that II has supplanted almost
every other remedy; and By It's uniform
certainty IN curing this very disagreed
Ole and sometimes distressing diseaSe
has gained the entire confidence az tba
public appreciation of the medical facul-
ty' Indeed many OF the most prominsp,
and distinguished practitioners, In var
Gus parts OF the Western country. have
such confidence in its superior efficacy
mat they give it decided preference
over all other remedies and uniformly
prescribe in their practice for this dis
ease. The superiority which IS claimed
lor THIS medicine over all others, IS. that
independent of its being a speedy and Ger
tam cure.It is the most perfectly innocen;
remedy known.
Infants, females, and persons of the
most delicate constitutions, may take ii
without the least fear of any IN
pleasant effect, and will find their
general health and Vigor restored by It's
use.
Each box contains 20 doses of Pills.
price onl y one dollar box.
For sale by f. D. WARD, Can,on.
Mississippi.
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CAUTION.
II HEREBY 6rexarl a. g.r-,r~ frs.
- tradias tnT si-Lzr 81. ,afe- -e.=s -
one thoosa1a dsli1Fs saca. s-g.a rs 80
on the ga day o. ncga.1--. lCs1. :.
ko6eF. Non,go.ueEs. sash .hs 49, ~
ihe Isl DAY NJ lsl-arv, lss-. .ae $500
On TIE Is s.ts Il lzaaery. lGgJ. a. -.
las; On 'a1 IL say es l-81arr. I1sE-
he couss-esa, uc ll- v.aleh sa.- &C.,
"ere s'vea having ~holly a.le5. Ian
resolved Dot ~ Pay 2aF 81 el-h-- aI- So
unless compelled 81 Az.
JESSE a. EWING.
Caat0a, Nav ;. tSss. 50
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
y ME notes and accounts of John C.
BenthaH have been placed in our
hands for collection; and suits will be in.
stituted on all that shall remain unpaid
on the 30th day of this month.
MITCHELL & GARRETT,
Attorneys.
Canton, May Is, 1912. Sig
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NOTICE.

sVOEECE.
ME Subscribers have Just received
on consignment, and offer for sale
rery lou for Cash, !
90 bbls New Mess Pork,
100 do do Prime do. er
. goo lbs do Bacon, hog round.
100 kegs best Leaf Lard, &c. &c.
LAUGHLIN & SEARLES.
LeVee street,
Vicksburg.
May ., lo4Z. SID
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~ hraa - fkGNErr = hay
ClNA. - tsfs cav azas.s-s
$50 e-a@- p se-ln - er@ss c.l
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SO, ASA 1855 -a-e.y - - 9.ssr-
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NalHable FaF1 Zoe sale.
fHE understood $3.50 =, - 81.
F'a2iaii,n. .ylug aae ard = r.sar.-r
mics sass q Cauioa- TIE Earn Is "a =
niga site q cultivaiioz. 4ad rnser See
lenceS---eooa 1~e' lag a1es1 aaa a-rss
houses STAKES. AID rsaes-the sahszes-
Der being anXaOas 90 leaxe ID. So -
give oarga,n- Fer farsAerpars .cala-s
apply On The premises -
WN- IL SLAUGHTER
nav 80
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
Y VIE partnership heretofore existing
under the name and style of Hi.
zheI q Co." is dissolved. All persons
indebted TO the above firm will make paw
ment to
P. D. HILZHEIM.
Canton, Feb. 4, l842-37-4t
The business will be conducted as
heretofore by
P. D. HILZHETM.
Canton, Feb. 4, l842-44-tf
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Persons wlSAirg - - gE-es Ia
--sias. ~. - ve.t sa.s.A 1ze.rs r.s--sss
'ng ELSEWHERE, - IN rnrs -en
sione- = Iat>SrE
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y iae&,a &ossiay q N1v,lcfs.ls
= admInfs,ra,os.ea tAee-tas- ~ ~
late Waller +. Cor6~a1. lec-as-9 -. 4
tne highest bsd5sr, begos = tArCcars IA -
door N re to~a q Csrihage. L-ake
county, NississiPpi. ne Gllswias -
scrIoed property; the north east e-sr-
Yer q section seveafsea. Ct ts@nsa. >
.en, range seven eass. an los aaases
Tour, "a square Rasnser efex@n. = -
'o.n o. Carthage. Slasect . 3o~~r.
Ioe purchaser 81 & reeuir,..l - ssse
4 note eel secured p4yaSls 10 tssses
months.
THOMAS T. WHITNEY.
AdG4n s-rar-r.
Carthage. Lease coaasv.I
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected from the .New Orleans Crescent Cty
Nay Is, 1912.
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made, and decided TO be out OF order, which APP
peals were taken. and in every case the decision Of
the chair was sustained No subterfuge could be
resorted 10 by which the dilemma could be csc ape d.
Nlr. Adams contended that the gentleman from
Ohio had the constitutional right to be heard
in his defence, of which he could not be depri-
we'd by the operation OF the previous question,
but, regardless Of the assertion of right MIR Charles
Brown expressed hope that he would be heard by
general consent Mr. Giddings, however, would
either speak of right or not at all; and numerous
points Of form, which had been inierposed, were
disposed of, and then Mr.. Adams moved to lay the
resolution ON the table, bnt it was negatived by a
ma jority of l2 to &C. Mr.. Bolts then desired to
dify his resolution. which Mr.. Weller had adopted
and certainly it required modi6cat ion, for il is not
a very chaste specimen of English composition-but
Mr.. Wise objected TO any alteration. Another
gentleman rose in the confusion that prevailed, and
desired TO submit substitute, which he essayed to
read. He had only read, "Whereas, all men are
born free and equal, specially niggers," when his
voice was lost in the roar OF the tempest. Thus The
time Of the House was consumed until escape was
hopeless, and the House was brought to the plain
question on the adoption of the preamble and resO
luton. which were adopted by ma o.lles Of ll9 to
G6, and l25 to SO, the latter vote being taken first
and that on the preamble afterwards Mr. Giddings
having heard his sentence OF condemnation agreed
TO by his peers bundled up his papers, then proceed
ed from desk desk, amongst his friends received
the expression of their sympathy, took his leave Of
tnem and posted off to his constituents, to resi- On
his seat and receive their verdict his conduct by
a re election. And thus the Creole case comes in
tangible shape before the constituency of one dis
trict, which will send Mr.. Gddings back to Congress
in triumph, and thereby sustain him and what Mr..
Gushing described his resolutions TO be, his British
argument which announced to REASONABLE view
of the subject, on great public question
between this country and Great Britain, other large
districts will be aroused and will sympathiss with
Mr.. Giddngs-Heartburniae will become fercer
between Slave States and Free States-diplomatic
intercourse and correspondence on the subject will
be affected by the contentious Of the rva sections and
the American views of the case will be weakened
in the estimation of the British government by The
dissensisns of Americans amongst themselves re-
speeding the claim Of their own high functionaries
What hen will be the influence OF this proceeding
on the question of peace or war! Echo answers
"Ireally can't say"
The House next went into Committee of the
Whole on the Extension of the Loan Bill, but as
an appeal fiom decision of the chairman as 10 the
admissibility of an amendment whose ope: alton
was designed to be to pledg. the accruing revenue
for the repayment Of this loan; and then the House
adjourned.
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Baltimore,
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, March ., 1872.

Mr. EpIroR-
was sorry TO see, in the money article of your
paper Of the 2ls inst, statement that the Citizens
Bank, of this city, had Compromised" or, in other
words, had gone into state OF liquidaton. Your in
Formation must PROFESSIONALLY have been received
through some imperfect channel, for the Citizens
Bank, instead of having Compromised" is yet in
active operation, and paying specie for her smaller
notes Gives and tens) if requested. No such thing
has ever been thought Of II is human nature for
one to defend his home and institutions united with
it, but it il only ius when they are, as am persua-
ded they have been, though intentionally, misre-
presented, to cast Of if possible, the opprobrium
There are few fiocks Of sheep without black one
but, candidly speaking, belle the banks of Bati.
more stand on as good foundation, and will be az
able to meet the crisis, when it does come, as any
others in the country. This opinion is founded upon
knowledge offacts which jastfies the conclusion.
| learn that Charles Dickens and lady dined with
our distinguished fellow. citizen Jonathan Meredith
| Esq yesterday, and that they supped with B. c..
| Lee, Esq. This is passing cives in a very quiet.
| yet TO me- becoming manner. They will remain in
the city some days Itisrumored that the host, Mr.
Barnum, intends giving to his distinguished guests
sumptuous dinner before they leave.
Professor Bascc M he who combines the eloa ,ence
of Rome and Athens, lectured again last evening
to the Mercantile Library Association.
The celebrated DR.. Lardner has been engaged by
Mr.. Burton, to deliver course of lectures in the
Holiday street Theatre. He made his debut last
evening it was hnly attended, but superior pro-
duction.
LEARN that the workmen employed at the Armo.
ry liarpers Ferry, have struck for higher wages
Ii would seem that they have been much oppressed
You are aware, probably, OF very extensive
contiagraton having taken place at Columbus, Ga
Exchange on New York is par 4 prem Philadel.
PHO p dis; Virginia u dis The weather is disa.
greeable. Yours, RopERicK
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EXPLORING Recommendations Sandwic h
Islands, Nov. n, lsll.-List of officers of the
United States Exploring Squadron now in port =
United States sloop of war VrscESSEs-
Wilkes, Esq Commander Of Exploring Exped,
t,en; w. l.: Hudson, Esq, late commander OF the
Peacock; Lieu.cnants, w. M. Walker, A. L. Case,
G. Emmons, o. III Perry, T. A. Budd; Purser. r
Il. Wa.dren Master, G NJ. Totten Sarge on. J.:
@. Palmer Assistant Surgeon, j. 5. Wbttle .
Passed Mdshipmen, w May, Ii. Ed Midship
men, J. $. Hamersiy, S. B. Elliott, Z. Thompson
f. w Clark, w II. Hudson, - Blair: Clerk. ]
X. Howison Boatswsin, w. Smith; Masters
Carpenter, A. Chicks; Pilot. b. vanderford Pur.
sers Clerk, r Robinson Scientific Corps. G.
Pickering, j. Drayton, w. ID. Brekenbridse.F r
Psale, w Rich, Dana, A. Agate, w. Brown
United States Brig PosPoIsE.-C. Ringold, Ii
Commander; Lisutenants, J. Alden, w. X. Maury,
J. North; Master, G. I. Sinclair Assistant Sur.
swain, J. +. Frost Pursers Clerk, w. Fl. Morse.
late brig Thomas Perkins, purchased after the loss
of the Peacock. 49, '''
United States Brig OREGON Carr. LIT. Com.
mander Lieutenant, f. 1 D'Haver Master. A.
S. Baldwin; Passed Midshpmen, L. Davis, e. w
Coiocorressis, IT, w. Harrison; Assistant Sur.
ter, J. Dibble.
List OF officers attached 10 TIE PrAcocx. when
she struck on the bar at the Columbia River@W
l.. Hudson, Esq Commander; Lieutcnants Wv M
Walker, o. II. Perry, l.. /. Detaven; Master A
s Baldwin Purser, w. Speiden; Surgeon. ]. G.
Palmer Assistant do, ]. C. white, &c + Il.
Guillon; Passed Midshipmcn, L. Davis. q w
Harrison; Mid.hipmen, Z. THOMPSON "
CLARK, w. ii. Hudson, = Blair; Boatswsiu. J.
Bell Carpenter, J. Dibble Gunner, J. Anderson
Purscrs Clerk, J. Powers; Scientific Corns. r n
Peale, ]. ID. Dana, II. E. Hale, w. Rich, A. Agate
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CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
DIR. J. FRANCIS,
OCIU 1911

No. 10 BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE ASTON uouer
HIS Weparations haFe N almost every instance eeeed
weakness Of sight &c., and many cases be evsa ="
curable az is iully atttsed by the following ~ We -
CERTIFICATES.
" certify that Jacob Valentine youth about is xears ar
age brought to my house last fall apparently bind Il.
called to-day add state, that he has the 81
Dr. ErAncs whose treatment has been the und a.
N'N' - wv GINS JAMES MINOR,
Rector Of ST. Georges Churcn, Beekman st. March
~ wasneary blind for twelve with ne6ua coveriur
the sight, and Jerfectly restored by Dr. JFrapcis
MARTHA BROWN, 1T Forsyth street,
" certify TO the above being true state ment.
q. BENEDICT Pastor Of the Stanton st. Church,
was nearly blind for twenty year, with Cataract in
each Surgical aid resorted without any good e
feet; but from the Of Dr. Francis wonderful preparations
Tor that dlseaseIny sight is perfectly restored.
HESTER JOHNsON,iss 8 ,uth st. New York;
We the Undersigned have witnessed the astonishing eff
cacy OF Dr. Francis preparation r diseases OF Eye,
hestanay Scommend them to The notice Of the public =
valuable reHedies.
CANDUNBAR,P Pastor of McDOusal street Church,
S:H. CONE, Pastor of the First Ba, fist Church.
JOHN PEI X, Agtnt Of the Home Mission Society:
JACOb BROUNER Pastor of the Nsrth Baptst ChurchY
Peters Church, 80
Numerous certificates can be at E Office
b.rrsparsd aud sold ONLY by DR.. FRANCIS, No. 10
Artificial Eyes inserted. equal appearance to the
lmd&W
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House OF Representatives Ccnsure md Re-
signation OF Dir. Gidd!ngs-The probable
effect on Peace or WAR

On the assembling OF the House this morning
the privileged question affecting Mr.. Giddinas, of
Ohio, for presenting the resolutions on the Creore
case, came up for decision the members mad had
a nigh, TO sleep the subject, and il was painfully
evident that there were many who were very desi.
rou3 10 get the House extricated from the position
in which il had been placed. The first point dis
posed of-ani il was done with many DISTINCTIONS
was the reversal of the decision OF the Speaker yes
terday that the previous question would not cut of
the gentleman from Oao from his ii Iht TO be heard
in his defence. This was a question as to the
power OF the House to apply the previous question
and not as to its proprey, and this having been de
cded in the affirmative by majority of lis to
81, an iniimation was made even then thai
il Mr.. Giddings weaId ask permission to
speak as matter OF grace he should be heard with.
out interruption. But Mr.. Giidngs re NAMED ST.
lent, and the previous question was seconded az to
70) amidst much confusion.
Mr.. ADAMS called thu attention OF tie House to
the fact that but lf7 members had vote on the las,
division, and suggested that the House should be
called, but the motion wa not in order, as the pre.
vious question had been sustained
Mr.. WELLER moved susp ,nson of the rules. TO
allow Dir. Gddings to be heard but that motion
for the reason which excluded Mr. Adams, could
noi be entertained. Many similar motions wer.
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TO THE PUBTJC-

HL subscriber having completed and D. in operaeu his
newly invented Cotton and Hay Pres or de.
pose or any part Fl the United States to nego-
tate Tor hs sac Of the patent right for any section Of Inc
country east OF the AeshaLy mountains press may bc
alton dal y, between the hours Of and ~
at the corner Of Avenue and 5 On this DR., S. he
power o. four men Will bale to the density Of
M v. pounds to the cubic foot ia
great cost asd expense the place shpmen The no.
Of two men sufficient for hay sty
very simple in s construction not lisb. repair
perfectly portable and will be sold than one ourts
part other Of equal power in use
Inquire of the subscriber at the Office Of Prentits No 10
all street. between the hours ofla and o'clock, Of r. W.
Hrvey at his machine shop OF kiyBgton and Lewis
streets Letter post paid will meet immediate atD
ms O. GARDINER
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PUBLISHED DAILY By
JAMEs GORDOH BEnWEYv.

MosSrrs HEsiLp--lssued every mornng-price re
cents per copy Country subscribers furnished Al the
ssne rate, for sny SPECIFIC period, on remittance n
sJvance. No paper sent, unless rai in advance
WnELY hpALD-Issued every Saturday morning. q
ne oclock-prce sr cents per copy furnished to ON
~ subscribers at - per annun in advance
CoAaKsrorpErrs requested to address tn< Iettsen
JAhss GosDoS Brrrxrr ,Prope. and Editor: snd q
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IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES

NEW YORK. September 2isf. 1874. TOD C. II. Ring
~ sr Asyou hsss ms 10 eive you Of
how your E6Ir Of Lite" actsd in case chez rfuy Gem
o and always got relief from simple herb
re lief and radu,lly wasting awayhaving
my business In this state persuaded by my friend Mr.
Peck Ell xr Of Life and before had finished
toe was not only cured Of my cough pam in the chest
rapidly improving at friends tonished sxpec
dea n instead Of seeing active and robust
consider self ind bed for the saving Of my life and
any va situated as / was, may call on
PETER n. HELMS. 10 Thompson 81.
Pre- pared and for sale By H BlNG So Fulton Cliff
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, and Materials for
L Florsts.-BRUN, LAROSIERE " Co. lis William
.ree have just by the Hayre packets AFRO and
Francois ist, and offer for salt sN Au
1000 Boxes French Artificial Flowers COMPRISING v.r.-.I
Paris. VIVA u"
500 Dozen Pink Saueers, suitable fer flower aker, war;
rantedof the frat quality. ~
10 Cases Materials for lori ts vf:-rapsr muslin floss
r silks, wires, leaves, tuds. bless oins olives &C &c
ms establishment - constantly receiving the SITS les
OF nowors as they appear III Paris.
Dealers VIII lind It TO their advantage to call The stock
with the greatest care. mo Inos
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philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, March y. 1872.
We Learn from various country papers, that some
six or eight OF the country banks in this State.
have resumed specie pay ments, and that several
promise to do so in the course of few days Eve.
ry days delay adds 10 the difficulty that will at.
tend the movement They should resume, or al
least make the effort, Immediately. The banks OF
the city and country are getting along swimming.
ly. Onr currency is now the soundest in the coun-
ty, is proved in the fact that tho rate Of ex.
change on all points is in fsver of this city New
York is to discount Baltimore 3 Alto l discount.
The money MARKETS tight, and money scarcely OBJ
taipable at any price by those whose means have
heretofore depended on borrowing.
At the stock board little has been done TODAY.
State ives fell to Al, decline Of l. since last sale
Mechanics Bank notes are l2t discount, a LARGE
| Improvement since Yesterday. The notes of the
other three that broke at the same time, Is dis
count; United States Bank 60 discount; Giurd
As; Penns ylvania Bank 20 to 25
There have been several arrivals here within the
last few days, with full cargoes, which give qaite
bu sting bus ness air to the Delaware front of the
city. Flour has fallen within the week 10 Is &
with veiy light demand
The Chesnut street theatre opens to. ght under
the auspices Of Burton and Pratt. with Bulwer's
play Of " Money" more captivating title than
the name Of the play in the present times, could
net have been hit upon. Mrs. Seton, one Of the
best general actors OF the day, will sustain the part
OF Clara Many are curious TO see how Burton
will b. received by his old friends-aiterwards
his enemies-now his friends (or ought to beg again.
III let you know tomorrow.
Yesterday morning, the sexton Of burial ground
for colored people, in Eighth street, below Chris
tan, discovered that the earth, in spot present.
ed the appearance OF having been dug up, and
something buried beneath lie com ced a search
ana found colin containing the body Of a colorcd
infant, NhN mas been inferred there secretIy.
Mary Brewn, charged before the Recorder with
conceaiing the death Of her child, was Yesterday
discharged from custody
majority of the committee which s.t !, mi.
city N relation to the Girard Tru. have rsnortsd
to the Legislature that large amount Of the money
has been squandered, and recommend that n, occc3
,ass be commenced IN an adjoining county against
the corporation OF this city for the recovery Of H.
same MIR. Crabb is to make a minority report on
| the same subject "'
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HOPE GROWS FROM IN
WARD FAITH

Grs1LrMEs-My life had taken severe cold, which f.
nally seated upon her in such that pfsm
nation Of the lungs entued accompanied with rafting in the
kroat that she sidtred dsngerou ~ i'll and
by eminent Physc but having heard Com
Hoehound Candy spoken Of in the highest terms
conc uls purchase efdr 20 trial. and
am happy say the Of restoring her perfect
WIN VANDEWATER.
Corner OF 29h street and 81 Avenue,
To Messrs. J. PEAsE SON. As Division St
New ROCHELLE. Feb. nth. 1912.
Messrs. j. PEAsE & Son -Gt ntemen:-My had be en-
an ictsd for three months with cough in much
fears enteraind Of his becoming afflicted with that
moral Of he human ractthe Consumption-but
making OF Horehcnnd Canay, he at 10
in recommending those .uerIre under such az
hctons II consider the above worthy have obec.
to your publishing it,
Your P. E. GALLAUDEr
ST. market wagner aud when in the city stop at
Matthews Hotel 81 Bowery. Mr. Matthews will cnsrvbo.
TIE abov statement Sold wholesale AID sl By
Pesse Son, As Division street
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Rawls Co 81 State st Albany.
dr Robertson No. ITO Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md
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