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Or. JEBB' s LINItFE.N.T

4 ii enlarged bcsales, for rhenmsiism, ehilblal
brsses sprains, numbaess. stiffness 10 The loin,s
&cs tbs relief u imtnediates andseafes Gsquently
ID twenty -four hours thoughof Years standing and
thoasht lncuraa.v. PRirE 81 is senls
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BALM &C Columbia.

Nos.-lo, 1912 ~. Hagpdrs-Ts'ry, !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

.Nrm-Ihc |. $ tt,am irpa,c Mississippi after
rurHug tai eleven months without an accident has been
aid W IN ordinary al The navy yard, Charleston under
ch1f1e OF on assistant engineer. Captain Satcr las
f''n detached. Commander franklin Buchanan has
hhen command of tie slpop of war Nmccnuos nov
hltd uni al The EWpbyn Navy Yard, for the coast Of
Airea, and the officers the Mississippi have also been
aIolfah 10 ihc Ancenu,s. The sloup of war Sar-
auga. NON AT Portsmouth. ~ II. will also proceed to
Aluea. Is the Hay ship OF Capt Gregory, the commau
4'r Il lie squadron on That coast. These two vessels
Win ae taudaia, Capt Ramsay. and the Soners com
inal4'r \. >ndril Mackenzie, now that coast will a
but make up the irce ul 80 guns which by the late
ueafy, e United States have pledged themselves To
s"f oa tao Airran coast. The steam irigate Fulton
~ Cooper. has also been lad up the Brooklyn Ma
% a.a. and the expectation Is that the Missouri, Jn
.si efn'ai IN Now iotk, VIII share tie same fate.
Ea'mciHg }rcoWpts.-1he New IGik Itnion (Tv.
ffa-.4 -t4s-"Atn ia flee must expect be occasion
e e..aagfd With high crimes aad misIcmearors.--
ltsY are ofseiis 10 The arnis' For tbs reason all IT.,
zts.a aHd proof u ad faith brought against Dir. Ty
20 aa-rf hlm not. The twcn,y tive thousand yea
H.-tts ia conscience easy upon every such charge.
f'qrelor Of the 81. Louis Bulletin announces
.' All discontinue that napcr after the I'D INST
- e - l9s afsn a losing business or some tino--
- p t'.H VAS originally strong W hg paper Int i
ts s5 bon lending iieeIi to many factions and clqucs
t'z q .st H.rane Tyler paper THIS was Z
t.sf = PCS or, aud it is therefore about to die
a.y'sa - s.. sf halle the indians in Florida wen
p p ~ =" BY rer'uy, and the balance have promis
e tst y ~ g. Surrender shortly
Or .H7 asg a. .Ucrico-lhe Pcayunc Of the I2ti
'' go siif a. adaf'e # oar Minister at Mexico Gen
tz 'sH - 2. g. tic tsrent diplomatic agents Of o.
- niaif.ts mon ln The city Of Mexico in yiudcana
.s.ffbIteht agalFitie charges made last spring hy
W -. E"saegrs. lhe Mexican Secretary OF State.
I.-' .s.' % 81 address has proved himself
-lfsf9-ffs 40 lgsdess oeen5er Of cur good name.
JHsv ,f.7srJal.uc ,h3me.--A Mr.. Tenpl.ton or
fige1 a H454'4 !alls from Eaglaad the other day on
5 "ay O. i'm he l'hef and passed over to the olher
SIDE. hhieai the LiIn4n House be en;e ed his name
N the by7ks Nv. J.. Mscke'zie The Canadian Aoita
1r. Passing number - armed ssnlines he was fired
at fion tie activity aboye him. and the ball passed
through lhe top Of his hatwheIeupon he instantly re
treated.
Beauties II Lugofion.-The Concord y II States
nan say npe whole week Of the late term a the court
Tor that county occupied the trial of two actions
one oi "ieh had employed the court, and embarrassed
olher eases IA co'ni nearly week al former term
and at both trails the damage recovered was but Sl4 60
"!le Tie costs now ainouId about 81 200 90,
Il Liberal del Tho Hon NJ. Nai.Noytu Of Gen
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A,,,.,.,-,, ,I---
- - : 'z''h W. i1''h All
~ raE I,,r. ~ mn (5,'g,# 49, -
our ,ownsman. Mr Jas L (.ar. ,.t,raal h.5,.
ves'erlay rot4nre. after ing. iesse..aa. Il, 4 a.,
,"nggs s''"ndouee ,r the cta'e Of ,as.tee r1a 10
he liar "r'"e c.ty q z Sen. Ia fa, Is#t - 44.na
,s rlravry sieve Geo Iaiiac.. ff...ted, M tr
~ &c NJ parp ise fla has b-.a de#rs1lel Of nus
faq'rv hy inochcf1 Of insee AL Ern.s of law,
is.s',d aud conlnyed t. atal, Ases ,b,,o In.
!,si u0hs.
at Grays case llinrs a. e s'vr,e3 c,IFsi ii t,,s
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H. DuNNINGTON, Sergl. c. L.

The attention OF the puhlc is particularly invited To
the above sale. 1t is made with my entire concurrence
as means OF mere speedy eXtrlcaton from my embar
rassnenis The siok nt Furniture Of every kind is very
large and truly valuable, having been purchase pretty
much within the last two years. and but lltle used
As 10 the debts that may remain unpaid after the sale
Of all my effects. can ouy say that they shall be settled
ust as seen the most interchangeable eXcriions shall
place within my power the Of doing So All asl,
is a clear field and an open sky II. l.. DAVIES.
+. S.--On the satue day, the UNION HOTEL
ia lar,e and commedious brick house. on Main street
with lis arpurenancos-con sdeed as good stand for
business any IN town, with local advantages superior
to any,-h not disposed Of privately before, will be
RENTED until the LIST day of October next.
1oany one disposed to engage it, such business. the
present opportunity certainly very favorable one; con-
s,dcrug. IN addition TO the peculiar local advantages of
the stand the unparalleled low prlccsat which furniture
servants. with supplies o every kind may be obtain
ed.
Very favorable terms will be given to any one that
would take hf establishment entire house and furniture,
ii. L. ID.
Nov q ,2Df
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1. States and .Nerico.-Thc Nov York Heard Of

L. States and .Nerico-Thc Nov York Head Of
the 10Th uli-whchis generally well informed Oh io'e
men's at Washinson-has the tollpNing paragraph
I'VE learn from Washington that the g"vcrnmn
are making great preparations TO make delnons"a1
upon Vera Cruz and 10 speak to Mexico in ihn"1.
tone. The Mississippi steamer has already been w
sPached 10 the Gulf of Mexico, with special 'ness
ger and squadron is getting ready to meet her there
January next The Independence. Commodore S'e~S,s
the Constitution, 4igrRs, the Vincennes, Lieut. bur,,a
an, arc all tobe ordered this service, to meet the
India Squadron there. The sieamerS, however, WI,
Withdrawn after certain time, on account o he '''
w eyrens."
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SHINGLES SHINGLES

az iCHARD PERKINS, jr has on hand, and in
tends Keeping, quantity of heart pine shingles 10
sale which he will deliver Gil prerred) the shoros
notice and lowest price
" WATERING BRANcu, Nov. u il il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

GEN. CASS-The friends of Ibis gentleman in
pennsylvania are making move in his behalf A
meeting was held at Harrisburg Che grea, no, bed Of
political intrigue on the 2s inst and after the nsual
expenditure Of patriotic BREATH an Address to the Poo
pie formally nominating the General as next President,
and as the only man in the opinion of the meeting who
can defeat Mr. Clay in ls44, agreed to- Gov. por
'er who is said to be hostile both TO Van Buren, and u
Buchanan supp sed tobe at the Bottom Of this nave
mont.
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Chc zpurhburo 1tr0t,ii1u.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER /. 1872.
MR.. VAN BuREN IN THE FIELD.

The sujoincd letter from the Magician ct kindeyhook
10 Henry Horn, Esq Of ihlladeIl lila. though written
twelve months fgo is Gtw for tHe FIST time published
II is IN rely To letter from Mr.. Horn written fr the
purpose Of ascerlaping if the construction placed upon
an eypp ssion in Nj Van Burens leof 10 The Missouri
Legislature by the friends Of Of his rivals for the
Lncoi1co nomination ,a the Presidency 70 wit that
Mr. '. B declined To be- again candidate Tor the Chf
Magstracy, the real meaning inicHJed by the VII
Ter. II turns out thatto irish Of those who construed
the Missouri epse ''lather to tie thought" and
that Van meant 10 such hing 1t was one Of ilose am
bguo phrases for which the little Magician is 50 cee-
braed and which while they seem tr. atle the very
spirit lrankpts and candor have thc true meaning
wrapped up in as many folds as an Egyptian mu.rmy-
thai the author If The must necessarily be its ox
posor alsol The fact is when the Missouri letter was
written, the Wing party seemed to be the flood tide
having but recently been carried into power by such al
oFcr"hemlng majority to pIocllle the idea that in
tp' hriei years any change 10 public opinion would be
cy to occur So great as 10 justify the antcst hope Of
reversal # lhe popular verdict in $40 But the treach-
cry OF some o lie Wing eaders-T,le Ter. Spencer and
Nohster,-bachod Z. to government patronage in their
hands, which is brought conflict with the freedom
Of elections, with bodncss and vcur unknown even
in lackson's or IAN Burens Tim has thrown cloud
temporary one, we hope and b,ieve-eyer the rros.
poets OF the Nhg and inspired fresh hops in the breasts
Of their opponents. The Missouri letter, therefore. re-
qniTes reading different from that which was given to
II on It's st appearance. and which is now for the fir
time auhorllaisoIy conadcted and hence the cpistle
TO Mr. Henry lorn which may be regarded in the LIGHT
of proclamation to tie Locofoco parv that their Ia,
defeated General is nothing 10th TO sssuno again the
command of their force, they are anxious to cuorce
iron him such world Of cares" and BUCKLE fortune on
his back, whether he will ofno.n We subjoin the let
ter
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lIOl Il AND WHEAT.

linking ioar and " heat loeeiher there is'a decrease
10 ihc al t,''h an Ny. Of 3Gi6barf,s Of flour Whine
ha I'D 1ce's I" he sluf tiur Is equal 10 Is ,S53 tar
r.- ii q ur.-,itamg. haas
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indignation &c Massachusetts, al The cHcfaachpsuis 81
Slavery ON her s.,ln IA pnhislfd u lie oiiice q
tie boston IUuH,r. end circulated iy thousands haA
in the city and Country. nler titus aud other kindred
influence. the excitement had become extensive
that pt5ag, nai less Than 5oe0 pso3e weald haf
toeher 10 await The result 81 tn talea Monday neat,
ii THE Lad nj teta ull at fuuf ~ lie yoan
taty at I'd the claimant aud lis agents. | believe II
wcui haYeheen impossible - carry Lsn,or eui Of The
Guy as Slave. wuall be Ia plpek angel cut Of
Heaven! Not less tb2p 500 people had made arrange
mems 10 ffsu lynn alJre u attend the lfal, AMI
hundols Netr ready 10 flock ium other places
while the errst body etrur citizens were moved with
sympathy fsr lhe .r.te and with Indignation against
ihuse who had ilieg ally arrested and detained hai.
lbis general eActemont and aalalion iagc ier with
certain legal rTecrcdaes I'M ud.ng over Tie heads 81
ia, slave hlvr. the Sheriff ard Jallar aud Will set
tied convection that iafhef eliot obtain their victim
as Save would be useless. brought them TO terms and
they lest 1T s The pris1pcr ifec, the payment 81
500. Part af the expenses incurred by his
rest and Imprisonment Not cent Of tbs. however.
viii O. to U1lv The claimant; Bat It viii all he absorbed
in meeting Hn'Y p1ftof the cNpeHsrs Of the officers
GRAY has spent neadY 500. besides ms time, r winch
he vii baye Only tbs funsaailou, that he has been The
means II creating excitement au.Aampled Ia Boston.
i'h4gi ofauu4 hs victim, and ihus rcndercd II uor
sly efaafi1 fugitive slave j. IS sccufe here IA be
$50 H#fH arr pace ilas s.ao of heayeul The sheriff
sssa lai he Ind done wing; sad he was heartily
aTfy ai hr bad been induced 10 have any agency IT.
such Transaction. and thai fugitive slave should
tie ilfeshht II OF Jail while It remained under
his cntrd. The Jlar, els' protested that he would
ueytT zaa sen huslhess AMI IA ronsld
Grafton 81 these Promises, amaf and bis friends agreed
nj b. prosecute them iar ise imprisonment, any
Interchange connected Win the transaction Austin
5is TIE counsel III .fay. d.cqrsd That this should hc
lbs asl slave ease and they all agreed that mol oil
Ger in Boston could be persuaded hy any means. toen
sarp IN sg=ba rssH Austin furnished iatuer with
free papr- and surrendered the power Of attorney for
Tie afa.sto. hls afflicted wife.
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cr'ase at i,rIs ~ IA the second week in November.
@hIe the to' falling oi tt, The n, Of November Is
III ID Ii
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Great Sale at Auction.

\ SHALL, On Frray the 2nd day of December next
sell, al public auction, in front OF the laon Hotel
in the town Of Lynehbprg, all the
FURNITURE,
belonging to tho said Embarrassing of Bcus. Hu-
fcaus, Chairs Tables and every other species OF ura
ture necessary for public private House. Persons
DESTROYS OF commencing business as keepers of Public
Hotel in this place, have excellent opportunity of plea
slug themselves by attending this sale the Hotel itself
It's proper place. \ first rate q Nj | b l. ) and
Harness. intended to ply between the Packet Beats and
the Hotel will also be sod;-and the greatest bargains
may be expected. All persons invited attend. as
the Furniture IS nearly new Of almost every variety
aud well selected. lie terms will be liberal, and made
know Oh the day of sale.
/ NINl,I,AA-
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am, dear Sir. very respectfully,
Your friend and ohedient servant,
NJ. VAN buren,.
UENRY IlnnN Esq

Mr. Van Buren, speaks Of "last years bufooncry," in
the vein 1i his pazaa editors if he really believed
the success ofthe Wings in 1870 was in any respect
ascribabe to the log rabo, skin and hard CIDER
exhibitions Of that time.-which in TRUTH were rather
the ctsr"s than the Case Of that unprecedented popu-
lar excitement. But, for the soul of us, We can see
nothing more degrading in rarading log cabin in process
sion, than in t'anspantng hickory from their ma
tive forests TO tie squsts ard of populuus cities
which was 50 often done by tue Jackson pary and moth.
inc more humating in coQns skin badge than in poke
root, such tie i.ocoocos of Tennessee used shori
time ago, during the canvass for the office Of Governr
their candidate being blessed with tie name of poH
Though perhaps tfey might have found in then hog peps
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From the Dayton (Ohio) Journal we copy the sub
joined letter of Gen. Winfield Scott to a Committee by
whom he was invited to attend the great Wing Con
ventop held at that place in September last;
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Pensacola.
u. S. SHIP WARREN, !
PENSACOLA, March 3, 1872 :

PENSACOLA, March ), 1872
Naral Intelligence Society at Pensacola
DEAR BENNETT
We arrived here on the LIST and found the Mace
DOMAIN waiting us, most anxiously. We touched
AT st. Thomas and Port au Prince on our way out.
We had most dreadful time of it in the Gulf; had
to scud three days. Captain and First Lieutenant in
watch and watch-such set we have, and such a
tme
The Levan, came into port yesterday-she had
quite bad weather-she is now from st. Johns,
where she went some three or four weeks ago, to
obtain remuneration for vessel they detained
there. The town was blockaded by the Levant,
and all that Captain T. could get was thousand
dollars in money, two hundred OK hides, three hun
bred sheep, and hogshead of wine.
We are now filling up, and as soon as finished we
all 20 to sea- Lieut.. S. is to lead to the hymenial
altar on the 10Th of next month the amiabe and in
tere sting Clarissa daughter of Major ]. W OF this
port After the ceremony they leave to spend the
honey moon in Cuba.
We have most pleasant and agreeable society
in the Navy Yard among the ladies are Mrs. w.
daughter OF the late Col A. Of Washington City, a
NEST estimab.e lady; Mrs F. and S. wives Of Lieu
tenants; Mrs. M. of NJ; Mrs. G. M. ID +, and the
lovely and interesting Misses Forsyth and Judy
Fountleroy; and last, though not least, Mrs. Com
mander II, Baltimore lady, and but very lately
from that city. | have seen many worse place
than the Yard Of Pensacola. All the above ladies
are no pitable, kind and very interesting.
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MEDICAL AID.

Ii those need OF medical aid OF certain scrption
n should without fa obtain asopy OF te book entitled
and published BY Dr. Gregory in 1885, in 1871 he published
second editit with yau be Improvements and aiter
tons I'd in is4 il has been still nproved and enlarged
The sngavngs beautifully done and accompanied With
city practice Mott street opposite the stone church,
His having been constantly engaged IN combating diseases Of
past rnables HIM TO treat h sub
ect not only theoretical butpracticay The patient
guided in the selection Of remedies according to the
sptcye cumstances and condition of the The plan Of
The show the ordinary symptoms occurring IN COM
mon asses the best method Of IL then shows what
other az mpoms doiequcny happcn with appropr
ate remedies TO be adopted in these bad
symp,os should The price Of the book n so cents
very qpeny applied to uder circnmssncss where the pa
Trent be uierng which lead him into the belief that
he has some Of the complaint still left, which
shows itself Such cts's these frequently
nature OF the patient had idea Notwithstanding
Inc symptoms may have existed long time and structure
progress several months Doctor Gregory
ices speedy and The Doctors residence B
drug store. but y aprvae dwelling hou, wen PROVIDED
r the convenience The book may alsobs had at
Mr. Kings store, SO fulton street, corner Of Cliff at the
price Dr. Gregory will be found at home at all hours
Pst;ent. ding any distance from the city may
use BIZ letter Galway. postpaid with Dr u .pd his ad
gwen suitable fee the rcmede. will he for
order and always guaranteed where the
whole nptoms and Giro lmstanees arc set ort ms I'm
IfLOUR-5Tj barrels super he Flour new landing from
II shi) l. suisa, from New Orleans, for sale by
T.. X. COLLINS co
m2I Sc south street
oHNess s,ek, COra, landing from ship Lsu'a, from
'''" e. K COLLINS SEQ;
mN IS souhst
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Opening of Lake Napigation-Fine TTeather- Trade
Frontier TrouNes-Fdshion.
DEAR BENSyTr-
After long and unavoidable delay, am again
enabled to inform you Of matters and things in these
parts long and dreary winter is just past, and
we are enjoying beautiful spring weather-the
weather is delightful, and our streets in fine order;
the ladies' (God bless their souls) turn out in great
numbers TO prominade magnificent Main street
which will compare with any other ia the Union
fer extent and excellence Of buildings.
Lake Erie is so much clear Of ice that CATION
may be said TO be resumed, two steamb Eats having
already made their way to our harbor from the
west. Nothing can be done, however, until the ca.
nal opens. Every thing promises well for good
business the coming season.--Large quantities of
produce await the general opening Of navigation,
at the various points west to be transported to
market.
Here and hereabouts money matters are in a
very squaly condition Money is scarce, and
those having capital are cautious. Very little
western money is purchased, and what is, at a
ruinOus discount
Late news from Europe created much excitement
on the frontier Affairs generally are assuming a
seriou. aspect; all seem to think war inevitable,
and the majority hail the prospect with delight
indeed the mass here are greatly in favor of war,
and are not much particular whichever Of the va
rious questions in dispute causes it. Your paper
of the 18th instant contains about the carreet view
Of the Creole case and is so considered here.
II 10 with satisfaction and pleasure that inform
Won that the Herald is now to be found upon the
files Of the Young Mems Association Reading
Room, and much are the members benehted
thereby. I only wonder that II has not before
been there.
The fashionable season is, in measure, closed;
some few balls vet to come Off and some small $50
cab es" nightly coming of. 81 Patrcks Day was
remembered in a very suitable manner by our Irish
incubation. The teetotalers, or 1 would say, the
Irish teetotal abstience association, partook Of
dinner. conducted on cold water principles, at
HUFF Hotel, while the antfs did Likewise at the
mansion. Business OF course continues dali, and
the bankrupt list Increasing.
ERIE.
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PRIVATE CURE.

NCCTOR JOhDANS SfEClrlC LOU hSE, NO l-r o.,
olsr the Il,
q: ins
DsMieSs
s%pm ~s S:ssPss
which added msth valuable useful hints, and
.S & III
pS: psS ssh ssssdnrs ana
dsas the country e,ps complete eSn,epg
.ISSpi attention sSSgT he Szo.Tisor only prs Store
ss h direct
Centre nil Inn
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
Dr. A. c. CASTLE, p. A4ts s.7 Broadway. New York
has Paste for Ming e. teeth which BIZ, Ms
tooth which i INTO n ore s0d O0y
G1sso oS s as
. I t a: G1 Il. as% ra.s @ a:
Ss % % Go a. h Of
stomach. and rec FROM fe, ted oders
ss e was s IN si % a
ss S g. a ssf Ii f
The Poissors the Uuiyerty Of the College Of Ply ~caas
DEAfSFss.p. Castle s Edwards. A.rists, attend to
disease dental to the human Acoustic Drors-
Sure pains noe'or hard wax IN the ear
DOS NOT COMMON SENSE teach u. thai EXpFC;;
AGENT in arrssng and curn. Pulmonary Diseases Reason
says because obsru-ol is either immediately or re-
motely the OF nflar Catarrhal Fevers. produ
consumption and abscess OF the lungs pain and
OF the throat breast sides shoulders bronchitis
exciting and perueu oIs thereby cogeng up
the o, less impede both respiration and the
free cuatien of the blood caurg difficulty OF breathing
and asthma sy koaseness and loss OF voice droI Of
the heart and OF blood and blet dug from
tn III. oat aud lungs, aud spi ting of blood
To remove this obstruction ON which all these alarming
nothing been found equal to JAYNES EXPECTO.
RANT.
stands unrvaledt stands smnent-ry it, and you
will be forced to that ~ virtues have
that stands far above and hey ond the reach
Of competition that the only reasonable the only ura
and the only truly full mehd Of arestrg and curing
diseases OF the pulmonary organs
Sold 10 New York at whoiesals and retail by A; B. d
NJ II East Broadway A b. Sands Co. No 27s Broadway
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lived their final action, and the House adj

bills received their final action, and The House adj
lourned. ~
AFTERNOON SESSION The house in committee Of
the whole, Mr. HUMPHREY in the chair, took up Mr.
- .SSulvan's bill TO abolish capital punishment. Mr.
. entered into a long, able and elo quent arer-
mem IN support Of his bill, which he had not con-
c'9 W when this letter is closed.
r ioe senate, were occupied in the consideration
VI u,scuss!on, YVES the section defining what should
S'"7''"'o resist nce. CAVE lTIcrscAa
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.aea, COra now landing from ship Louisa from
''" Z. K COLLINS sCO;
mN IS South st,
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ANDERSON'S
POLISHING PASTE
AND PLATE POWDER

AND PLATE POWDER.
New York, Jan 6, Is+2.
w. have tried the Polishing Paste made by Mr. Andsrsoo
-'N -"N BoARDMKN & aART, Burrg Slip.
Manufacturers OF Britsuna War;.
New York, Jan. 10, 1872.
have edthc Paste and Plate Powder made and sold By
Mr. T. Anderson and take Fleau Recommending them n
COLEMAN 4 STETSON, Astor House.
New York. Jan ~ 1872
We have used Mr. Andsrson's Polishing Paste and Plate
Powder and find them excellent for clearing silver and
BALL, TOMrKINs 4 BLACK,
Late Marqusnd Co., 1871 Broadway
New York, March 1872
We have used VIM Anders )ns Polishing Paste and Plate
cleaning silver and other kinds and
recommend il with copfler 10 The public.
THOMPSON & FISHER
37I Pearl street
Brooklyn, Feb IA, 1912
Ib,ve used Mr. VIM Andcsons Polishing taste for shvsr,
brass and silver plated and find to os first rate ar'
Gle. h,Ibr.n r" sly
For sale whole and retail for espor,scn at manufae
EHAs. Fl. RING, SO Fulton street, corner Chh
Also by Bassett Ga Broadway. ons door sbove beecsu
street, Ion Grand aud Bowery Codtington corner
Hudson and Spring; Sands, II East BrOadway.