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EDiroH AND rnophiEroI
NEW ORLEANS
N6 o ~ n X M A n TX II n ,
CONNECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"plCAYUNE."

"plCAYUNE."
Exchange OH Englai d, at sight,
DO do 60 days, 3a "a prm'
Do Paris, 60 days 5L55a 5.57.
Do New York, ut sight tali dis.
DO New York, go days, 2aa 4 DIS
Do boston, Mt sight = AalA dis.
Do Boston, 60 days 2ia9i dis.
DO Philadelphia, atsighlAali dis
Do Philapelphia, odays2iasi dis
DO Baltimore, at sight iali dis
Do Baltimore, 60 days 2ia3A dis
U. States Treasury Notes, aai dis.
Sovereigns vi s4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons SIS S7iaSI6 90
Patriot do $l5 50a$l5 GA
American Gold aal prem.
90 franc pieces SO oorS5 80
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank Of louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie.
Mechanics a. Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays spe, lie.
Commercial Bank pay spe, lie.
Louisiana State Bank pays sp, e.
Carrolllon BLk pays spec Gle.
Canal Bank Rays spe, IL.
Consolidated Bank Is go dis.
Citizens Bank 1920 dis.
improvement Bank 45a5o dis.
Exc .ange Bank 45a50 dis.
Bank OF Orleans 40a42 dis.
Atchafalaya Bank 65a70 dis.
Com. b INK, Natchez,c'ks( ,e.ooa;.
! on Merchants Blk N. OJ
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Mu ,icipality No. One - 9aioi dis.
\ Municipality No. Two = l2,l4 dis.
Municipality M. Three 45.4S dis.
uNcuRRENT MONEY. dissent.
United States Bank Notes 55a60
Ala. 5 ate Bank g. B auch llAa 8
Planters B'k P. N. Natchez, 5:.a6o
Agricul al Post Notes 50.55
Grand Cuff 65a70
Mississippi Union Bank 80 so'e5
Com. g. X. R. Blk, Nicksburg, $3.50
Georgia Banks unc, rtaln.
Virginia & South Carolina = 3a7
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt.
Cincinnati Banks 80 - las
Ohio Country Banks 5alo
Kentucky Banks -para2
Injiana Ba Ks 2a5
State Bank Of Illinois 6Ja1O
Bank O: Illinois, Shawnectown,55a60
Tennessee Banks ia2
Arkansas Banks -.-. 50a60
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ANEW ENTERPRISES.

By the former Editor Of the
SATURDAY EVENING PosT' and
SATURDAY COJRIER.'
Comprising the fruits OF 90 years
experience in the Newspaper bu,i-
ness; III aid of the most distinguish
cd newspaper writers OF the day; a
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&rospeetns
OF THE

OF THE
MISSISSIPPI YEOM A N;
10 be Pu6tishelm the Town Of Ma
con, Noru6ee County, Missis-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

Our latest news from ih1de Island is up To-
the 9th Inst. The unpleasant di.iicuticsin which
that state has been involved have not We, been
settled, nor does it seem lkcly that they will be
in hurry. In Obedience TO one Of the resolutions
passed by the Assembly. al,hnri1iu., tn Governor
TO recall the s,ntc arms lranrl 10 any company,
rcqui-ilion was made on the United ,tAcs Anil.
lery' t, surrender their cponnn to the state, the
company were suspected of hrint unanimously M
favor Of the constitution. Tho guns Of lhi' COM
pany were the same thai tie company carried ia
she Rhode Isiuih regiment in the revolution,
and were sent from France hy Mr. Deanc, aud
FINISHED to ho company by the Continental
Congress. Accordingly the company returned
answer that they III no propcriy belonging Ia the
state. There were si'nc threats then that the
guns would he taken by force, bat the company
answered BY threats an octave higher, and the at
tempt wasnot male. \ rcqui,iljoa wis also made
on the "InIrpcndentV volunteer Company aud on
a company at Woonsuckct. Both luly refused
anl inma,cI t, the governor that If he could liod
the arms and send men enough to take tAcn h2
coull have them.
- The new Dvtrnment wi' organized at provi-
dcnce on the 3 inst, according to the published
proyrl NM. lho pgH'cssi1n, run,hrrinS 1000 81
I0C0 was formed at lioylo sta,crn, and marched
through the prucipl streets, wilh hinncro stream
Ing and music playing. The convention Of the
two houses took ace inan unfinished Building on
lal 1'.,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

Ttrbh Dsa%er- Tceniy-iI Person,
D.mC1Cd.-A most distressing accident occurred
IN the harhor oi DnS,on, on Friday the 29,h u
\ large boat belonging to the Farm School
hompson's Island, was returning to the island
from below, under charge of Mr.. Oaks. ihe boat.
man, With Mr, Peabody, the teacher, and twenty.
seven buys belonging to the schp, when sh,
was unfortunately ups'. by law of wind, Will,
tnckinS,n mmc lately sunk, and all nn board
except four orihc hoyswcrc drowned. The boy,
aud been allowed to 20 On IA fishing excursions a.
reward for good conduct, uairr charge of Mr.
Oakes, al experienced boa,pan, aad Mr.. Pea
body.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

Trp.-Thc Louisville \dvuustr says g .!.-
triIi,c men writing from Texas say thai there
is much Aultrcu,. Oh opinion as 10 The pulley
which-ouyht To be pursued by that govern ncn,
towards Mexico. Some lcnJunce Gen. Houston
for not iava.linI NcXcn wilh,u, delay. 1t is un.
lerstood til he will do nothing effective, I'LL the
meeting nj Congress; hut that, in the mean time
he isplacing the country IN such an attitude a,
will enable him to repel invasion or uvalc Mcxi.
co; but wall wait the decision Of ,het BODY. A.
aisht be expected, the volunteers that llocked To
rexas are somewhat impaiicn, Of delay. hey
went there to fight, AID are not pleased with The
idea of returning without doing an,,hius."
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
I-TinMI.,ni, Acrit,cn!-.

On tho lllh iust. VI. rmkj,s, who visited
,Iowc's mill d'n, atYo'kv,lIc, Kendall cno'y,
On a fishing crcur,rn, was drowned. lie was a
citizen of Aurora, and came ia csmpany with
alh@s to th. DIM nr the purpose of fishing.
lie walcd int, the wafer Tor the purpose Of acili-
'a;iag his object, and to nj. Heath uno;erre1
~ his companions. The body was found next
DAY, in hols,l5 feet deep.
on,hc same day, on Rncl, Greek irihe. same
cnanty, Mr.. James Howe lost his life in a well
Whilst engaged at wor; in the well, the earth
rnyei in and covered the unfortunate individual
F,dir,s were malrto rescue him, bat they proved
unsniccrss'ul. His remains were eycayatcl The
sam. day.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
next tn Monday, for the usual purposes Of
vcn,iiating the hall, &c.
-DOSes OF

next IN Monday. for the usual purposes OF
vcn,Iating the hall, &c.
After strenuous attempt to continue
the debate on the printing oi the \. York
custom house reports, the house agreed to
resume the consideration of the appor,ion-
ment bill III committee oi The whole. The
question pending was on the amendment
to d'N'ri'' the states "h'rh was advocated
on grounds ol c'nS'lu""ha'iiy ny Messrs.
PrHdiet'n' Everett i'a''''u' anu w. Cost
Johnson ana opposed ny ''F' rope VINO
d'ni'd 'he power q congress 10 att on
'i' S"'I'r' ""o' '"c S''''S '''"Se UT ne
S'rrl 10 regulate It,
ne c'Nm''''e lh"h rose al" a FeSo-
'"''oA was a"oP,'' |" terminate "e'',e Ill
committee on me aIpor''h'n'n' ma on
"'."'y n'N, l''n"''"" /" y ''"'N T. W.
/ '''j Il ie''H t---N -" Pr''a'' mat
Iy'5 were "%f'S'a "'' "'''F ""''' W.
H'''', a'S'' a', "',"''"S '"''.'''' '"'-
/ r'sr'""'"'e "'"'h h1' l'S'''"'! "eth
r'"" !" the senate ny w. h'n''i'' III 'c''-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
V;ir I1iulliy einyr ItAlicn.

Since the conn ncencnt IT lnr .6.h Congress
twelve members have paid the debt of nature
There is perhaps no other session in which 81
many members have been called to their lina ac.
count. Pennsylvania su,aus the sov,rcst loss
FOu observation-disclosures &. Alyorl.
+ an " u Yak.--iuson Brown.
Fom Ptan ylrmia - " lIiam W. Potter
Enrs Hook, Charles OIr, William $. Hams y
Henry Back, Davis Dmock, Jr., and JOSEPH
Lawrence.
From Ma CWoIa-Lcwis Williams.
Fom X 1iitky-Sin,n II. Anderson.
F.oa W Squyi--Alhcr, &. Harrison.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

" 7~c. T. ty~'. - here Is much % the C'n.l-
ton of the Democratic PARTY in this district that
requires Scri,u, consideration. Oar nominations
have been mala--fliry mlle--lnd there ought
- be entire satisfaction among our friends. But
fear it is not 81. Wherefore thea, does the dis
content a,iscl Is it because our candidates ar'
not such men as should have been selected This
cannot be said unless it be first admitted that the
people are not competent To choose their agents.
But no one will pretend this. The individuals
nominated hy the Gonyeotion arc, in all respects
iiicl to iii chlfc the duties OF any legislative
ni}ice. They are men whose abilities are known,
aud ineed not therefore speak particularly Of their
qualifications The ticket then is good one, aud
allowed TO succeed in consequence Of our dis.cn-
sions, and causclcss quarrcl,! Are we willing
10 s,critice ow political integrity and to cast
aside those principles which we deem sacred,
merely for the purpose Of putting down a rival
There is PROJECT now on f,oi, which has Cor
It's ohHc, the division aud consequent defeat OF
The Democratic party papcrs are in circulation
,r.,., =,
may he well II inquire who are most actively en-
gagged in promoting it They are, with scarcely
't,, 49, ', ~.
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feat the Dcm cratic candidates, they will not >cEu-
| III, t. rui,lDy iny means. Can tIFrG he found A
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TWEnTY.SEVENTA CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSION.

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p',L,,y ,r,,..,','-i,,,o ,L,,,,.. ,o,co
and Pos, r,.ts ,c instructed 10 inluirr into the
eypcIirncy fc,r'5,j.lut post ron! from onn-
w. m u, >l'' county, ny WA, WAY % Nna r"n'i
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state Of Illinois,
On motion Of Nr. Young, the resolution
having been rcada"i agreed to. documents
upon tie subject were referred to HE same
committee.
After some other business Of local ma
ur', the general appropriation hill was re-
sumnd, anl the Glowing amendments. re-
commended by the finance committee,
were agreed to: |. 70 strike out the pro-
yiso hrbdling the district attorney of \.
York from receiving more than $4,000
per annum. and the clerk more than ST.
500, and such office expenses rs may not
exceed $4,000 per annum; all fees be-
yond 10 be paid into the treasury: .. TO
strike out the pgoyiso which declares that
the clerks Of the district court shall act as
the clerks Of the circuit court: 3. TO strike
a5O. 600 C,r comnlc,;or ,Lc rrs,on, house
At Boston and in,cr, 500 .OOO. 4 To IN
scrt S2S, eco for paymcu, of sums due for
completing custom house at \. York.
H1use-.A resolution was adopted call
inc upon the president to communicate to
the house the report or reports Of the
commissioners to investigate the affairs of
the New York custom house.
Considerable time was then snent on an
unsuccessful motion to reconsider the vote
of Yesterday by winch MIR poindcy,cr's re-.
Dor, on the n. York cns,nm honse frauds
was ordered to be printed. after which
The hnusc nrncroIoI IN tho corsiAero.
ton of private bills. ON which the remain.
der Of the day was consumed
.9nrH a. Csyc,c--Vbo nrw senator
from Vermont, Mr.. Coz op,eared WAS
qualified and took hi. seat this mornipu
Mr. Allen m,Hc o,ohcr efI;u, 10 ga, ~, Iii.
Rhode Island rpsnlu,;nns I'm, vi,hor, Of.
feet. Several pr,rinns and N, moriol, we're
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Spr'ngE'Hs am Mre1oyH R'il'oad--We
learn from the Sangap journal that this road
NJ. Morse, Tor tyo wears. II 5000 4 year; aad
the Depot a. Ncrclesi, his been taken Ivy Nj
Elwnrl NcCouneIl for the same term or time. at
Sl 600 wear. 1t will b. sccn, theref,rc, that
there viii he ubund'nt gcanS to pny the Interest
on tho tate Bonds appropriated f'r the compile
lion of the road
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IUTG!gil NEWS.

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Exclamation ofh!e DM.- The last ST Charles
accom-, of the trial of Major Ford irwin, mcdi.
cal student in that place, before Esqrs-Howard
aud Moody, on the charge of havins'fsIf'iined lh'
body Of Mrs. Polly Thomtor, iof tlc'purpos,
Of dissection Al!cra pa'icu, hearing of both sides
,'rr court refused to bind the prisoner over to lh'
rcuit court, notwithstanding it would seem iho
If To induce the court 10 do it. We agree will
he patrio, that. should there even have been any
testimony tending to convict tho prisoner, (NhicI
ihcrc WAS not) yet to get up Il pppnlIr excite
n'nt against hin on such subject, manifest,
great mcAnncss, superstition, and Ignorance.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

The New Ohraus Pi,n unc OF Way : :. save
ave have the hi,h gratilieation this morning ri
lnnouacju- that Geo. " ilkius Kendall and six
other hmeliral citizns. have hrcu released hy or
der oGssin,h Ana, and that our associate viii un-
lpulnediy he in this city within few days. We
Ave ,ha following letter from the 'niled States
cDnsnlsa, Vera Cruz RECEIVED On Friday by the
loyal mall steamer Med way, from lI,yaua:--
V.nA Cauz, April 81, 1871!
TaNc l. lior9 orHe p cayye:
hal the pleasure OF wiring 20 you OF the Oh
inst, per Virginia tn,oineir, md now have the
qualification of informing ynu that, by the mail -!
Yesterday ir'n Mexico, received ppqiiire tseUy vi
the release OF your friend Mr.. Kendall, aud six
othrr Americans.
beg leave u congratulate YOU most sincerely
on the event. and repeat myself ,rS
Mosl truly yours,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20

NMi Em'Gw BJmdary.-Gov. Fairfield OF
Maine has issued his pr'clamat ~, calling spr-
ial session of tho Legislature of that state, TO be
commenced at Augusta on the 18th inst. Lord
lshhurtcn'a position will then probably be :" dc.
ined."
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Critic Ohio river i, represented a being very
high at present.
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or / pu.-"hc total number # al rlu's in
r., rmoun's t. i,0j)--ahoa: one fourth the army
IS ra9rc.
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THE FREE TRADER,
! Ottawa, III. Friday, Al! ~ l'H

weaver & Ez;.r, Editors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
EIFTH STREET.

" mere they carry on the house and Steamb
Plumbing IN all Its branches
NHEY have constantly on hand nylnn,s n
various description hniicrs' kettles, water clio.
80, 6alh tubs, hot aTd colt shower baths. 70.
,I.s LOT bleaching, chemical apparatus. lead cof.
~ IT,, patent bath pu ups, lead pipes of al sizes,
- itad OF any thickness and worked up in
any manner OF form. "
Hater couiuctei through leaden ppes from
Ass 70 dwelhng hluses IN the coInIry.
PUMP and TAR ROOMS 6,tad
ut 10 order. LEATHER HOSE.
&c d.. 0"s"S'
All orders thankfully received and punctu,l IL
ATTENDED 20, P""N"'hS
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
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WHEErINo posi- OFFICE.


NEW MAIL ARRANGE ENT
GREAT Nail.
Prom the Enstarnye- al ~ o'clock. al night and
A. NJ.
To West departs al 10 O'Clock, 4. 81
FROM West. ARRIVES at5 81 o'clock. AN.
To East. Departs at 8 o'clock: a. NJ
Northern or Sicubenville Mail. Arrives at 80
minutes after NJ. and departs at h0llalter one, Y NJ.
cKyepI on Sundays.
North Neseru VI Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at -, NJ. Departs Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays. at ] o'clock. p. NJ.
Southern OF Marietta Mail, arrives Tuesdays and
Saturdays. At 8 O'Clock. p. NJ. Departs Mondays 4
Fridays at 5o'clock. A. NJ.
woodshcldM ailarrivcsever Thursday. 9p'clock.
An. Departs every Monday, 3 o'clock. 7. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tuesday, Thursday
andSaturdoy, at IL o'clock, A. NJ; Departs same
DAYS al l o'clock p. NJ.
Morganiown Mail arrives. Tuesday, 6 o'clock +
NJ; Departs Wednesday, G o'clock, A. NJ.
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld bI
deposited By 4 o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage of6oreigH letters must be invarii
lily paid.
Office open al l0i o'clock, A. NJ.
D. AGNEw. p. NJ.
r. 8 The Office opens on Sundays At Ono O'Clock
T. NJ. $50 Nc not TO interfere with the time Of Prbli
Worship in the Churches) and remains open ON
HOUR. dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
A CARD

ME subscriber begs leave TO inform his old
Il friends and customers That he hns resumed bu.
slness IN this CITY as a GENERAL COMMITS
> On MERCHANT, and will give his rers ma
attention TO sales of Produce, Groceries. 81
suited TO this market, and to the FOrr IrIiHg OF
Goods and Produce both cast and lrsSf
Alter the Istof May he will occupy the larg-
warehouse on Main street, now occupied by A n
Johnston Co. PHor TO that time he may be
found att c warehouse of Mr. John + Clarke.
corner Of water and Monroe streets.
Having been forced. by a combination of hea
Wy lgSscs and other unto ward clrcums. ances, To-
,ut nis Old business M a train of settlement and
liquidation. he Is happy in knowing that. with n
ms, thing like proper management, his estate
"lH abundanily provide for all his old and Jus,
IIaoIltl,e, and u j. hoped leave a considerable
81 piu'; but ae some Years may elapse before the
result can be Known he prefers building y new
ca3ln rather than incur the delay, expense aud
nSk OF repairing the old one.
Hei - uwaTe that, by many, the present ~ Gu
sicered n very uniavorable time TO commence IA
siness IN Wheeling, but he does not think sob a
The business Cf our city nuSt revive, l. advan n
zee WI yetbc appreciated. aud those who hacv
made the greatest sacrifices TO su stain its manut
lectures and nav al least claim a share
otlis patronage aud It's future pTosptniv.
What business the house NAV do. shall be done
rel and with pIomptn,ss and punctuality.
Whpoiiu~ ApriI : 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
AMERICAN GROWN WINDOW
GLASS

SHRINER, MOl~rER, 81 CAMPBELL, the ma
~ nuaciurers Of this Crown Window Glass, have
one m ostevtensive establishments in the
United States, and ha 'e spared no pains or cx-
pense IL procuring practical workmen of ong
experience and skill from the most cclCbrate1
work in Europe AID A uerica. From their long
experience IN the glass business the public have
a guaranty mat their first Quality OF Crown
Window Gass iscq1al TO any made In this or
any other country.
Their glass is made from granular quartz rock.
and rs the.only crown glass made from that spe
/ cies Of sani. IL 10 capable Of standing every
! change Of climate and will not lose its lus 7 hN
a ge. LIS distinguished from ordinary glass by
hts cvenness and beauty Of surface.
It's transparency and lphtnes' of colour, gTca'
thickness, and the general excellence Of the ma
erals from which II is made.
The sGrfacc not being polished retains the en-
amel brillancy and hardness, end ~ not liable 10
the objection so often made 10 plate Elass, %
being easily defaced or permanently bcdInmGd
by dust; being made of extra thick Iess will
without injury, withstand violent winds, hHl
storms. iass OF cannon &c It's uselL the end VIII
prove more economical, indcpcndaut of It's a.
ding so much 10 the beautiful appearance OF
Noe or Sa-azac Crawn Glass is most used
histories bulldogs OF the second order green
nous . &c, where strength and clsaTncss are
desired. wIdrIlB about 81 per cent cheaper
than No !.
houses. and is taken 10y the true economist lot
sky lights, steamboat aud ship cabin windows
sc.
Ground glasG Tor SkV Shis, chuTctcs. ana ar
lists windows, pla.n or bent furnish { 10 any
pattern,
The glass is carefully packed in stout boxes,
and Sc uTed so tia, u can be transported with
safety To any part OF ne United Stgtcs.
Orders addressed 10 the prOprciors or any Of
the commission no scs IN 'he city OF Wheeling
will meet with IrOmpt attention.
SHRIVER, NOTFER * campbell l.
Wheeling ian iS-6m
st Louis Republican; Nashville Wing, LOUIS
Vile Journal, Columbus Journal and Cincinuat
Gazette copy to the amount of five dollars each
and charge his Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-02
J W DAvID's OR HEBREW PLASTER

COMPOUND
are II TO its extraordinary effects upon the
am n re or nerves. Tigaments and muscles,
lts u,s being carried By them To the tmmcdI-
ate at Of disease Of pain and weakness.
lioweyeI good any internal remedy may be this
is az. external application, will prove n powerful
auxiliary IN removing the disease ahd facilitating
he cure in cases oft.ocal inf lmatiOn, ,SSrofulous
lie 'tions, Kings Evil. Gcut, inha nmation, and
h,ronic RheuTatsm and IN all cases were sea-
d pains or weakness exists.
hlcSsrs ComstOck & CO-G2ntnmcn The vir-
~ the Hebrew Plaster I highly appreciate,
iavI bJen lrOuhleJ with n weakness and pain
q the spine for several years. and all applications
having proved unavaillng. | was induced TO US,
a box of Jew DdvId's plaster-and To my aston
lshment II relieved no entirely. Therefore would
recommend II to all who mas be afflicted with q
spinal affections or weakness in tie hack
: 2 HALL,
Ofthe firm ofHallS Brothers, Merchants, Ro
falo street, Rochest r.
The above ARTICLES for sale by AS TODD:
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