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.., mt he in order TO revive the consideration OF such
claim in that House. at the any future session
Of Congress either by bill, resolution petition, or o.hei
wse except upon memorial of The CLAIMANT hrst SET
ing forth, upon affidavit, that he has discovered ne
evidence in support Of his claim since The DECISION
against il. and statement Of the substance oil such
Evidence or second, assigning specific errors ~ the
report of the committee adverse 10 IL Prorided he'
an order dscharging committee from the iurthef
consideration of claim, shall in nowlse require
compliance with this :ule.
On motion of MIR. W. w. IRWIN, 2o0o extra CO.
MES of the Report Of the War Department, commun-
eating Captain Hughes late reconnaissance ana sur
yey Of the Ohio river ordered 10 be printed Tor
the use of the members OF the House.
And the House adjourned
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d. W. PArrgsoS, Secretary.
npIycr lrlI.LlAMCorNTY.


Alta meeting oflhe Democratic party Of ihe county oil
Prince William held at B.ensve, on Monday, "a Jan
40 nsmocro,ic Stale Convention be held at the City
Of Richmond on the ::h day of March next;
Benoni F. Harrison, Esq, was called TO ,ne oha'r,
and John Williams appointed Secretary ne 0oJec. o'
The meeting being explained, tie following named gen
emen were appointed delegates 10 SAID Convention VIZ
Col john C bson John w. Tyler, Charles IL iun'on'
John S Trone, Doctor James \" r M1e,as, enJnm mr.
johnson, Theron w. Newman, Jahn hm'en'nson' "a
D;sl Isner Doc,o, john GRAY, Thomas B. Gaines, La
s,s sn padt, Daniel iaclif Samuel H. Fisher, Doctor
Addison IT. Saunders AlexancerC. Bullitt, Doctor A.
)exander Hawkins, William {, c&re.l, Zebuion Nan
kew, Thomas Davis, Thomas Chapman, Major Charles
uunton Of the Senate of Virginia, aud B1s'l BrawnfT
of The lonse Of Delegate; and on motion, B'non' r.
Harrison, Char,an, aud John "ams, Secretary, were
added.
Rssoie,d, That the proceedings OF his meeting be for
w,rded 10 the Editor cfthe Eichmond Enquirer io' pub
Icaton. Then the meeting adj 'nfned without day
HENONl L HARRISON, ta
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AI,Gl,sTA COUNTY


Al an adjourned meeting OF the Democratic hepuo.
]cans Of Augusta county, at the Courthouse thereof
ON Monday the Goth OF December, 1912 Present, MI
chael CARRIER, Esq, President, and ID. w. Patteson
Secretary
On motion,
Reso,red, That Committee OF nine be appointed 10
prepare and present to the meeting tie subject matter
for their drteraton.
The Committee having retired TO the Clerk ounce
for shor. ,ine on their return, presented the follow
ing report, viz
The Democratic Republicans Of Augusta county con.
graduate each other, and their political associates ge
morally, that their principles nave so sgnay triumph
ed in most of the elections, aud especially IN
the laet Spring elections of Virginia. in the election
ola Governor for three years from the first OF January
lS43 and in the suiiicency OF our strength 10 guafo
the citadel OF Liberty as secured 10 the people o the
u S. in their organic laws
we are aware tha, 'he price OF Liberty is perpetual
y;riance," and therf fore rgrse TO meet our political
associates in Conyen,ion at Richmond, on the 4h Of
March next.
Resoired That while entirely disapprove the prln.
cpIes and practices by which John Tyler was elevated to
the Vice Presidency, do nevertheless, fully approve
The noble and patriotic stand whch he has taken Tor the
country agains, The Gic;aion, duPcy and lreachtry
Of his late supporters
Resolred, That the Democracy of the county ought
openly and chez ruy to support the Democratic mea-
sures Of the present Administration.
Resotped, That the Democratic Delegates and Sena-
tors of the Virginia Legislature having the responsible.
lty Of the State Government on them, ouSht taliess
10 meet it, to reinsate and establish TIE credit OF the
Slate and for that object to raise in the most equitable
manner, sufficient sum by taxation TO meet punctuay
and certainly the responsibilities oil the Stale, and 10
ex.prUish Ecr Indebtedness.
Resoired, That are opposed to a Y. s'ntes Bank'
10 the Distribution Of the proceeds of the sales OF the
public domain among the States, TO high protective
Tariff and 10 the existing Bankrupt law.
R,soired Tina; approve o! the Veto power rs con
ferred on and recently exercised by the President Of the
United States
pasOlred, Tha, Capt Clinton G. Miller, D w. Pot
,eson Col. George W M'Culloch, Levi l.. Stevenson
"a G. Iarmsn, BENJAMIN cracoId A. d. Wren,
D. Brown, Vim Young. Capt. George Baylor, Nap'a :,
Joseph F. ruddle, g. L Geiger and Joseph Points be
appointed Delegates represent the Democratic Re
pubcans Of Augusta county, in said Convention. OF
the 4h OF March NEXT with authority, in the event Of
either OF them beng unable to attend TO appoint ms
proxy.
Rssoired Tha, these proceedings be pnsl'shed IN thf
S,aunton Spectator, Richmond Enquirer, valley star
and Rockingham Register.
On motion Of Ferdinand S Iieisksli, the meeting
adjourned sine die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

Mr.. Crittenden has been re ele cted u. S. Senator
from Kentucky. Col Richard NJ Johnson was voted
Tor by the Democrats with the exception of five, who
represent Wing counties, and had pledged TO vote for
Wing Senator. The vote stood, for Criltenden &c,
Tnhneon AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17


RTcHMoND-By The sckhciders-Wm II. Mcfarland, sam'l
Reeve, Dunlop Sublott Mctuder James G. crane
By The Eseentire James Bosher, Richard b. asa, William
MITCHELL IT., VIM. Williams. -
southgate, E. j. Higgins, George Wilson.
By tie E1,eu,reWiam E. Cunningham, james s Graham,
PETERsBURG-By The soohhOdtr,-wm Robertson, stephe,
Wrlls, Charles c1rlng Ricllnrd sindeyan b., ,o =.
FREDERICKsBCRG- Bv tie stoeShoiders-John II. Wallace
g $. Rlaydrs, George Hamilton, Arthur A. Morson
By the Elee4iieewIiam Z. geale, John J. bency John
LYHCHgURG-By the sioekho'der,.-Wliam Radford, John
VI. Warwick Samuel Miller, David w. Burton.
BY the E1eentee-Richard TYRE, Samuel McCorky, Ammon
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the &ockhodscs-James NJ. Mason, Philip
Williams, Jr, Robert T. Baldwin, Thomas Is. Campbell.
the E4eatiesJom Bruce, Henry f. Baker, Robert L. la
UANvILLE-ByM The StOsboidrs-N. T. Green Robert Ross
John W. Paxton, l.. iio'brook :
By N, EIecutirr.-William NJ Tredway Beverly Lindsay,
FARMvILIE-By the Stoethold,rs-N. f. venable, James
Blannn James NJ McNmti, Clement G. Read.
By Ereeuire-P H. Jackson, George w. Daniel, Edwin
Edwards.
b. he E!seu,r.-James Fii, John B. Hart Aenzo GoGeh
bert Crockett Ephrain McGavock, Robert Cbbony.
BY the Elefutre-George seuar Andrew :. Fulton Rober
Roper
Directors S the Bank Of ,s gsi"'a and Branches ''
RICHMoNn-Bp he Soekholders-Iames w Pceram, Henry
W. Moncurc Lewis Webb, William H. HUBBARD John j. Lon
don. .
BIZ The E.,emrt-Jon Bocken5rough, Corbin Warwick, Hen
Is LuLlam. VIM. Gray -
NORFOLK-Bp he Stoeshoid,rs,-Wm. D. Lamb, John vii
alns, WIN. G. Camp, Jane. T. soniter; p 4,
By tic Ereeutre-Jchn E. Doyle, James F. Hunter, b.
Musrry.
LYNCHBURG-By he stokhoiJ,r.-Chiswel Dabney, Rober
T n.lcy, Thomas A. Hocombc, And II. Arnistead
BIZ The Eltcuire.-Jamcs W. Morgan Ryand Robert JohI
r. Mcdaniel.
PETERSBURG N. SeckAod,rs-Joseph Bragg Benjamin
Jones, J. n. Patteson, Thomas Walare.
The EruteeJames Lea David H. Branch, Hugh A. Gar
land ;. .
ICKsBt RG-By the Soekhoti,rs.-IInsh Mercer,
NJ. Whemorc, II H. Wallace, }. B. Ficklin.
BIZ N. Erseutre.-Richard C. L. Moncure John s. Wexford
Hugh Scott. ~
DANVILIE-Bv StockhoIders.-Gcorge Townes Thomas
Atkinson, William r. fiasood, William :. Patton
BIZ The Eleeutpe-Georgc Wilson, William s. Caghead, Hob
Johns
BUCuASAS-Ry the Stoekho'ders.-James L. Woodvie, Car
Brcr kenlridee, Thomas Carime, Join G. McClanahan.
BIZ th E1eeutre-Chares T. Beale, 0iho w. Kean John
Robinson.
CHARLESTON-By The Stoelh0id1s-Iamcs c. Mcfarland
William X. Cox. Spiccr Patrick, Daniel Rniiner.
By the Observation-Disclosures dunbar Lewis Rufner, Bradford
Noyes.
jenkins, lanes NJ. pinfrd, W. W. Pra:ce
BIZ tie Eleeutre-Richard Baugh James Murdau.h, William
Benthall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17

This mikes the Democratic majority in the s''
thus far, fourteen.
We understand that Capt. Parker, u. S. n. hi
ordered Immediately TO take The command Of the =
ron in the Pacific Com. Jones will return hons
all ,nvesl'gal,oa Tito the affair Of Monery be h.'
alexandria '-;' 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND.

AT a meeting of the Democratic party OF the city Of
Richmond, held in the City Hail. the 4th day Of Janu
airy, lS43-On motion Of R. G. Scott, Esq Capt
w. d. Wren was appointed Chairman, and Jno
Womble Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. T. Richie, Committee of ,hir
teen appointed to draft resolutions for the action
of The meeting, and the following committee was ap.
pointed by the Chair VIZ -Thos. Richie, r g. Scott,
Thos. I. Giles, Jas A Seldom, Danl. Truelcar, Sainl
d. Denoon, +. Wicker, Washington Greenhow, Chas
H. Hyde, G. W. Muniord, Chas. Ellis Carter Blax.
ton, VIM. Wallace
During the absence Of the committee, the following
gentlemen, being respectively called on, addressed
the meeting, viz:-alr Washington Greenhow; Mr..
Anderson Delegate from the county of Prince Ed
ward; MIR. l.eake, of the Delegates OF the county
of Abeuarle Mr. Seldom of Richmond, and Mr.
Hopkins, Delegate of the county Of Powhatan.-Whrn
the select committee returned MIR. Richie made The
following report
Uhereas, j, has been proposed TO hold Convention
in this City, of the Republican party Of Virginia.
the 4th of March next, for the purpose Of again
nouncng their principles OF action in the approach.
ing political contests for deysing thorough State
ganization and for providing proper means for the ap
20 ntment, by the people, Of Delegates the concn
plated National Convention Of Democrats. for nomins-
ting suitable persons for the Offices Of President aud
Vice President ofhe United States and for considering
the proprley OF recommending time and place for the
meeting OF said Convention. And this proposition
meeting the hearty appreciation Of the Democrats u
Rchmond:
ResOleed therefore, That twenty-five Republicans
be appointed Delegates to the proposed Convention ft
The objects aforesaid, and that they make oil suitable
arrangement for its reception and accommodation
ResOIUed, also That the true and wise policy of the
Democratic party is now, il has in past timps been
to inculcate and maintain those great and fundampns
principles, upon which it has relied for the support oi
the people, regardless Of personal preferences and
onal caousies, and that this NEE ting stand read,
surrender every thing for the success Of the cause
they advocate, those long cherished and sound doc
trInes which have ever distinguished the Republican
from the Federal party, and upon which depend tie
Permanency and stability of our institutions.
On MIR. CHESS motion,
Hesotred, That the Chairman be requested 10 appoint
he Delegates at his leisure, and that the Char
man and Secretary OF this meeting be added 10 The
| list Of Delegates
Ordered that the proceedings be published
On motion, the meeting adjourned
VIM. d. WREN, Chairman.
J. WoMpLE, Secretary
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Delegates appointed by The Chairman, pi: John Brce
kenbrongh, Thomas Richie, Andrew Stevenson, Jas
Bosher, Robert G. Scott, Thomas T. tiles, Thomas !
Ellis, Francis Wicker, Samuel D. Denoon, Thomas B
Bigger, Carter NJ. Brax,on, VIM. w. Dickinson, Dane
Trueheurt,' James A. Seldom, Geo. w. Munford, Chs:
H. Hyde, Stafford II Parker, W,ilium Wallace, job
Rutherford Washington Greenhow, John Cosby JAN
Goddin, David G. Randolph, William F. Watson, r.
T. Wicker, Richard II. Whiiock, and Henry Jones.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-17
Directors IF tie Farmers Bank Of "a and Branche.
1Sd2

And the House adjourned.
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Passengers Arrived

In the ship Neptune, from orleansNlr Mayo, la
dy children and servant; Troudian, lady and
Mr. Green lady aud chlden Mrs Pondeyer, children
and servant; Mrs Cruger children and servants Mrs Rid
die, Miss Riddle. Miss Turner'S, Miss NJ Merritt Mrs
Leidy, Mrs Riparrngon, Mrs Lamince Mrs \ Richards
Mrs Il Robertson, Mrs l. Frost, children aud servant;
r4uchon, r Pauchon Gray, Raney, Stanton, David
son. Clark Bass, 4 Phillips, Masters and + Phillips
Nixu, r Jar,i Cocl.arne, GODDARD Folger, Du
aos Pilot Brownson Captain Stark Master r Robinson
A Chase Fl Danney Farmer, D FaIrer d Tory, w Da.
vison and servants, + Edmonston Wise, Nugent, 7
Ture, A A Mullarl, Mark, Langdon r Shaw and two
servants Lewis and servant, Bur;erry and servants
c Storm, R Roberts, l. S Peters, Denny, Stonng
ton, % steerage and IL on deck.
In the orig May Averill, from Ponce PRCapt Trow
bridge.
In the brig Warsaw from Matanzas-W J Sahuezen, ?
Stewart and lady, Andrews, w Men, II Stewart, Sop
In the brig George, from Charles,onO Chafee, lady
~.. .l:lJo-, a.e u O"trSund duurinr1, Il Mrtford
w Hooker, T a Richards, w Broadman Muttford,
Voisoi.
In the schr Venns, from Ponce PR Thompson.
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: Jarnc.s Cnrrninntivc Ralsnm.-ltl

- Jaync's CnrIninativc HalSam.-lt Is well
known that regular physicians shy OF endorsing t.vlrseS
o! any OF that class of remedies commonly called patent me-
of this preparation wonderful effects that some OF The
first physicians in sylvana Maryland and other States
have voluntarily forward and furnished DR.. Jayne with
certificates fits influence eytensi ypre-
scrbed in medical practice for cholera nian[um
asGderd aclcn of the stomach liver inestnes nerves
whether children persons of adult IL acts directly
upon The sacetons and pure the blood by purifying the
elements of whcit is composed Sold at wholesale and re-
tail by A. B. * D. Sands druggists No 10 Fultonst: Also
sold b. D. Sands Col East Broadway a. b. Sands
Co. 273 Broadway. Price 50 cents jc26 Jt
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LECrrREs on GEOLOGY.

LECTURES ON GEULUGT.
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the above is ais added in this edition. Sketch of the
Lecture OF Dt- j. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before the
the Different Races ef Men
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thS United Sfaes-The Tncopherous or Medicaed Com.
pound for tho Human Hair with confidence recHmmsnted
TO all whose hair thin from disease scur and dan.
dru The remedy prevent badness and grey hair.
The most healthy dressing that possibly be applied to the
head rendering the hair soft and glossy and freeing the skull
from al. uInor and rations. removing particle OF
scur and dand and disposng the hair curl It's frequent
viii preserve hair health and beauty the latest period
of lie. For infant heads invaluable To be had only at
lG Broadway OF Liberty up stairs or OF fhe ap-
pointed agents. je21 lmis
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE


FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
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in wrappers ready for mailing.
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C'HEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
~ IN THE UNITED STATES.--ANDERSON &
DOBBS No % Bowcry offer their whole stock of Car
StInc consisting part OF splendid patterns OF superior
thrrr.r double superue and line Ingram CarIeng all OF
which having been purchased low for cash. viii be sold %
rer cent lower than At any other store In the city.
Three-ply Carpeting ............. IS Ter ward!
Double Suprrfne -. ...............is .
Common CarIcting ......... ........ .2s 6l
Floor Oil.C CloihS any wid;h ..........4s
ANDERSON x DOBBS. No. 90 Bowo,v
j2S lwS' the best Carrvt establishments above Hest.y
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NEW GOODS.
OOK AT TEfSy
TO HOUSE-KEEPERS:
HARD-W ARE,
WOOD-W ARE,
TIN-WARf,,
WILLOW-WARE, and
BRUSHES

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the public ncener tl4, he Just received
large and complete Of articles the above ns
the old establishment lately occupied by W j. Jamcn
wMiTn M ne osTS q prices s'na m as s4w i not lower than
Ware Willow-Work, and cheese SAFES manutactued
and kept constantly hand OF all Those who wish
10 purchase goods the above line will DO well call before
purchasing sewhcr' All kinds OF rpaiinS this line Of
business neatly executed by JOHN JAAlISON
% lmS 2j5 and 255 Grsenwchs door above Murray
NEW GOODS AT TIE NEW-YORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, li2 Fulton ST.,
near Broadway-Centlemen ing the city and wanting
outfit viii find for their interest call and examine our
extensive stock OF fashionable Cloths and Casslneres oSeh
er with great variety OF the richest Silks Chaly and Mar
seiles restngs, selected from mpoatons-
very desirable for gentlemen Of aud fashion TO
MAKE their selections from la the style aud workmanship
OF our garments challenge comparison with the mostex
pensve establishments the United States and conGnng
business exclusively cash, esble
very saving the purchase OF their wardrobe
Cash on delivery, and abatement prices. Strict pune
tuality observed in filling orders.
je6 j. c. BOOTH SEQ
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THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
PETER V. Hustled, Merchant Tailor No Chat
ham Square, OF CatheEeseet makes Clothing TO or
der in the and latest style 10 per cheaper than the
cheapes, Cash Tailor in the city.
Strangers III the city, regular customers who may find
the distance ncon yenient will please through the
Despatch Post, when they viii be waited with sampes oc
such Goods as they may desire their measure taken and
Clotng sent home finished in style OF workmanship that
Will ensure entire satisfaction no sale
Suit Of Clothes made in 81 hours required; good fs
warane and no Disappointment unde. forfeiture of the a
ces ordered
Customers can be supplied with ready made Goods of every
description j21 luiss
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Neptune Rollins, ds loa hours I'm New Or
leans via Key West and 5S hours from Charleston TO II
BIower
Ship Louisiana Duchers, Il ds I'm Rio Janero coffee to
A Foster x Sons.
Brg alleo, Iden of Belfast, l6 ds I'm 81 Jago de Gu
ba sugar master.
Brig Pensacola, Keum of Portland Il DIS from Trinidad,
Cuba, sugar 10 } Lassaa.
Brig Mary Ayeril Hatch 3 d from Ponce, Pr, sugar to
,r brig Petre Mortimer, 10 ds I'm Turks Island, salt
Barclay y Livingston.
Brig Charles Hammond, Albert days from Georgetown,
wood to BIett & Vose
Brig George, Hull ds I'm Charleston cotton George
Bukley.
Brig fremont Chase, ds I'm Charleston, cotton &c TO
master.
Br b, Mercury, Dean, IL s FIN Denerara, in ballast to
G. j Laurie.
Brig Napeoeon Jordan DIS FIN Matanza molasscs TO +
Columbian brig Herran Burgsin II ds ST Martha,
bound Liyerpool-put in distress leaky and short OF
water.
Bl brig Leon Lswel, Is ts rn Windsor, rs. plaster
soule x Whitney.
Schr Corneia, Falkinburg, ) ds im Wilmington NC,
val stores Crook, Fauks Co.
Schr Venus, Price l3 ds from Ponce, PR sugar to Mason
Thompson
Spanish schg Jupiter Tower, ds In, Xbara Cuba ius
tic, &c. Lasala.
schr eq"ash Nickeson, of Bangor, la ds I'm Bouare,
sclr oneco, Kelly days from Savannah, the
master.
Schr Juiia Nancy, Ferguson, ds I'm New6ern NJ, ma
val stores to r VI Blackwell.
Sclr Clara Fisher, Cut,ingham ds I'm Newbern naval
stores.
schr Lydia Ann, soper, Virginia, wood.
Schr MARY Elizabeth Burger, Norfolk shiugles
Schr Providence, Fosque, Folly Landing.
schr Empire, Norfolk ndsc 10 Stnrges Clearman.
Sloop Il Parker. Philadelphia, coal.
BELOW-lbrig. Wind SW
june 24 lat 80 o Ion 63 50, Science hence for Mara
cabo
London Packet Rowland I'm Pacific Ocean for NBedford
with 1000 sp, spoken May 20, lat IA lS, lon )! o.
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
From our Correspondent
PHl,psLrrIA, June oe-P. NJ.
Arrived this morni,g-Bdg Cumberland, Adams % d' I'm
Prmambuco.
Scl,r May Clark Sweat IL is I'm Key West.
Arrived this afteruoon-Ship Edward, Steele I'm Bnenos
Ayrcs, April -. Vessels left before reported
Schr Fellowship Is ds I'm Lubec.
Weater-clear and warm--Wird Sc.
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TIE -HuMAN SrECIES,

~ Is Ctiitil SASl - n
HAU SER, Jr.. and ap-
pears 10 be a conjunction
ofthe biped and Iuaiiupe!
about p years old. II was
,liscovt red in the woods in
Rhode Island during the
late Dorr excitement.--
When caught il was per-
lectly Wild, and unable TO
utter a SQUAD like the hu.
man voice. II has since
been taught to 'alk, and
iow converSes tluertly,
'hough IN quite broken
English. ltruns and skirS
brightly on all i0urs; IS
very active and good na-
turrd, and possesses, IN =
rsrnlrkshls decree the
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO % JUIIN-S flI.EI
TLLIOT, BURNAP & BABCOCK are con-
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which aIe the following: HubbarI'i coIored Papers III
Boston coggerra,e Parers Of N"Is9f EdG
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iaref-na.rs supplied with all kinds of stock and mate
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u Letter from the Rev. Aaron PerIsins

II Letter from the Rev. Aaron Perkins,
Pastor Of tho Berean Baptist Church. The city OF New
York:
Col. s NJ. Lons-yDr. Sir: am happy have it in my
power to say that your medicine the Great Western dian
Panacea has proved OF great service IN my iam In the
very alarming health with general arrangement of
the stomach aud bowels ad namma'3ry disease of the
lungs Her cough violent and distressing and her
pulse increased hundred per minute; In this
of the re,oed to anaGea and with the happiest
success. The reiiSf was Immediate aud permanent and
under its she restored to health. We Of the
opinion that have experienced such decided benefit
from amy medicine this instance from your Panacea.
Very respectfully yours.
AARON PERKINS.
% King street. June TO- 1873 je30 3cod-