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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-02
Head Quarter, Mier, 10Th June, 1874.

DIED-On Saturday, the 9th ult., of comics
tive fever, Mrs MARTHA G. BosTIcK, in the god
year of her age, cOnsort of Mr.. F. BOstick, OF
Benton. She has left devoted husband and an
infant to mourn their Lose
The poet has Justly said, "that whom the gods
love, die yOung,' and never in our life have we
seen it more fully exempliied than it has been
this Summer, in Benton. Wherever the grim
tyrant has laid his icy hands, it has been upon
the bosom of the young, the amiabls, the gifted
and the good. The deceased possessed all OF
those qualities in a very eminent degree. She
was a christian, having been a strict and consis-
tent member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for some time past. She not only professed chris
tianity, but i'll hel life and conversation, present
ed to the world a beautiful illustration both of its
excellency and Power-and this lie her Last, heI
brightest eulogy. Living, she adorned C,dgion in
all the relations which she sustained ing, she
demonstrated both the value of its principles, and
the efficiency Of its hopes. Living or dying, she
felt that she was the Lords. Weep rot, there
fore, she is not dead, but sleepsth."
sc Sister thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as the air of evening,
When 1t floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful in the grave low;
Thou no mere will join our number,
Thou no more our songs shalt know"
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Council Proceedings.
CALLED MEETING.
JuLY q, l644

July "a, 1874.
Present, R. EATON KEYS, President-J.
w. Barnett, J. M. Allen, J. l. Wilson, and
N. Perry, Selectmen.
The meeting being called to order, the
minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved; s =
DR. w Barnett, and adopted.
Resolved, That Special Committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Allen, Wilson and Perry
and the Town Constable, be authorized to
hire ten or more able Bodied men by the
month, to grade and make other repairs on
the streets; the same to be done under the
inspection Of said special committee, and 1t
shall be the duty of the Town Constable to
superiRtend said hands, and see that the
work is done according to the instructions
Of said special committee.
A petition from sundry citizens, to have
the Hogs removed out of Town, was pre-
scented by Mr.. Perry, when on motion Of
DR.. Barnett, it was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Nusences, to be reported
on at the next meeting.
The following resolutions were offered BY
Mr.. ]. l Wilson, and adopted.
! Resolved, That no person or persons vii
be recognised by this Board as a PauPer O
paupers, who do not, within ten days aftel
the publication of this act, apply TO th'
Mayor and represent themselves as such
giving TO the Mayor their names, age, resi-
dence and occupation, and it is hereby mad
the duty Of the Mayor 10 lay before the Bear
at its first meeting after the expiration of sail
ten days notice a list of all persons so ap
plying.
Resolved, That the Board after the exPira
ton Of said 10 days notice, CHEESE from the resi-
dent Physicians of the town, medical al
tendant uPen the recognised pauPers, at a
annual salary-the physicians TO furnis
medicines.
Resolved, That the physicians of the tow
: be and are invited with knowledge of tn
paupsrs Of the town furnished) to say for VIII;
} sum they will attend thereon and furAis
I medicines.
t Resolved, That all committees on paupe
have reserved the right of inquiry and visi
. ing any other person or PerF0As who ma
1 not be recognised as PauPers under the hr
resolution, and who may become so herea
ter by sickness or other misfortunes, and r
: port them 10 this Board.
The following motion was made by ]. Y
8 Barnett, and adopted:
e That the Town Constable be authorised
j. employ q hand TO cut down and remove t
J. Jimsum weeds from the side walks en- j
q ferson and other streets.
An account of Mr.. G. J. Elliott for S
> for work done on street, was presented a.
! allowed.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
}, R.EATON KEYS, PREs'T.
e JAS. p. WILLIAMS Crk.
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Sentiments of Henry Clay.
EXTRACTS FROM HIS SPEECHES.


''l shall stand erect, with spirit uncsYi.
auered, whilst life endures, ready to second
the exerliOns Of the people in the cause of
Liberty, The Union and National Property
The colors that float at the mast head
shsuld be the credentials of our seamen."
"No portion Of our population is more 10y
al TO the Union, than the hardy freemen OF
he west; they cling to it as their best, their
greatest, their last support
"The glorious banner Of our country, with
ne unstained stars and stripes, still proudly
Roats at its mast head-with sterling hearts
and strong arms, we can surmount all Oul
difficulties. Let as rally around that banner
and firmly resolve TO perPeluate our liber.
lies"
81 have no fears for the safety of the Uni
Oni whilst our liberties are preserved, it is ;
tough and strong cord, as all will find
gh0 shall presumptuously attempt to break
s."
"our agricultural is our greatest interest
b ought ever to predominant, and all others
should bend toit."
"The measure Of the wealth Of natien i:
Indicated by the measure Of its protection 0
les industry"
Merchants, mechanics traders, laborers
sever cease 10 TecOect that without freedom
you can have no commerce, or business. o.
that without laws, you can have no securt,
for permanent liberty"
"Tbis governments is TO last, trust, for
ever; we may a. least hope it will sndur,
until The waves Of population, cultivation
and intelligence, shall have washed th,
Rocky Mountains, and mingled with the Pa
cfc."
Nations, like men, fail in nothing which
they boldly attempt, when sustained by vir
tueus purposes and firm resolution"
LET as create a home market, 70 give
further scOpeTo the consumptiOs Of the pro
duee of American industry"
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-02
Wa! War! War!

We publish in another column Of to day
paper, manifesto to Sam Houston, from
the President of Mexico, informing him that
hostilities had recommended against Texas
The hot.headed supporters of immediate
annexation, have now an opportunity o.
showing their lore for Texas. Where j.
general Felix Huston, general Foote, gen
crGl Davis, colonel Epolk, and captain Tyler
the sloan Star" now needs their scrUicc.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-08-02
FIRST BRIGADE OF THE NORTH, Z
Head Quarters.

The time fixed by the supreme govern
ment in the armistice concluded the 18th
February, of the present year, with the
commissioners of~Texas, having expired,
his excellency the President has called to
mind, that from the llth of the present
month, hOstilities are re-opened against the
inhabitants of this department, and'I COM
municate to you the declaration Of his ex~
cellency. | also make known to you that
my government has seen with well-lOunded
indignation the perfdy of the inhabitants
of the said territory, towards Republic
whose generous conduct towards them they
misunderstood, in relation 10 question in
which they were thought TO be acting with
good faith. They have abused the conf
dence of the Republic by violating the con-
dition of the armistice respecting the COM
missoners, who, according TO the 4th article
Of said armistice, should have repaired 10
the city of Mexico, in order to regulate ouI
differences SO far as their propositions might
be admissible. His excellency the Presi
dent, convinced that the honor and dignity
Of the nation require the chastisement of {
conduct so little creditable, has ordered me
to apprise you of his resolution, so that i
may be we'll understood, that it is not through
timidity or want Of power, but because hi
exceIlency has always listened to the voice
Of humanity, that hostilities were not com
menced at the period fixed by the armistice
Notwithstanding my regret in thinking
that blood is once more about to flow, yet
in transmitting TO you The declaration of th'
President, enjoy the satisfaction 10 fine
that justice is on tbs side of our cause
which reposss on sacred and imprescriptibl'
rights. In this We place our confidence, a
lNRen as in the valOr Of our troops WheI
1.-The struggle shall once more begin, tn,
Ecivilized world will Judge between us, ant
the fortune of war cannot but be favorable
to those who fight for their country agains
usurpeTs.
have the honor TO renew TO you assur
ances of my high consideration.
/ ADRIEN WOOL.
Head Quarters, Mier, 10Th June, 1914.
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YazOo Circuit Court sitting as Court o.
Chancery, .Nay Term, 1914.
James r. Robinson, complainant,
James w. Eskridge, et al. defendants
THIS day this cause came on to be heard
and it being proved to the satisfaction
of the court, that William S. Eskri6ge,
George Eskridgs, Alexander Eskrdge, Elz-
abeth Walls, James Vance, samuel K Vance,
James R. Grant, Charles w. Grant, Mary ].
Grant, Martha A. Grant, Emaline M. Grant,
Samnel R. Grant, James o. Myers, David
Y. Myers, Harman Pease, John B. Pease, IT,,
Lauisa James Pease, John ]. Swartwout and
William Register, are not citizens of the
State of Mississippi:-It is therefore con.
sidered by the court, that unless the said
nonresident defendants appear here on OF
before the first day Of the next Term of this
Court, and answer or demur 10 the com
plainants Bill, the several allegations therein
will DO taken Cor. confessed as TO them as
the matters therein decreed. 1t is also or
dered by the court, that copy of this order
be published in the Yazoo City Wing, a
newspaper published in the town Of Yazoo
city, Mississippi, for two months success
siVelY. THOS. P. SLADE, Crk. :
By GLIB BARNES, D. c.
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Our Prospects.

The news which we receive from every
7narter Of our wide spread country, furnish
additional evidence of the fixed determine.
ton Of the PEOPLE to elect HENRY CLAY.
The locofocos in their agony, we have Tic
doubt, will make many hard and desperate
struggles; they will try TO shift their posts
ton and raise new issues, they will renew
old ISLANDERS and fabricate new calumnies
against him, and will reset to every method
however low and contemplate, to prevent
his election; but it will all be in vain; the
People have willed it, and their will must
be done. All that is now nessary is for the
Wings to keep up their vigilance, activity
and energetic action, and by these means
we must triumph. 1t is upon truth and corr
rect information that we must depend for
complete victory. Let the Wings every
where do their duty, and a most glorious
and overwhelming conquest will be the re-.
suit. They Wings must do their duty in
every county, town, precinct and neighbor-
hood in the State. They must stand should.
er to shoulder; they must not rely upon the
enthusiasm that prevails and relax their ex.
tons, but they must act. If they will do
so, Mississippi will be redeemed! The
patriotic exertiOns of all true Wings are
now called fol, and every Wing is expected
TO his duty freely. WILL YOU DO IT?
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Loss of Cotton Crop BY FLOOD.

To the following estimate We are indebt-
ed to the editor of the Concordia lntelli.
gencer: The actual loss up TO the present
date on RoundaWay, Vidal, Alligator and
Mill Bayous is $500 bales. On front Of
forty miles in Bolivar county, Miss. near
10000 bales On Choctaw Bayou, parish
Of Tensas, over $500 bales. On Lake ST.
Joseph and Lake Brain, parish of Tensas
and vicinity of Hard Times Landing, 5000
bales. In parish Of Concorda, about 4 SOC
bales. On ten miles of southern front Of
Chicot county, Arkansas. 1000 bales.
Southern RPfnrnPr
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and the truest interests Of the people. But
fight on ys sycOPhants and traitors, your true
character is known, and we have no doubt
that enc Of you will shortly be exported by
your masters TO some other more genial
cline.
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NOTICE.
The state of Mississippi,l CIRCUIT COURT,
YAzoo County May Term. 844.
Quesny d. Gibbs, complainant,

The state of Mississippi,l CIRCUIT Court,
YAzoo CoUSr Et May Term 844.
Quesny d. Gibbs, complainant,
Richard c. Hyatt, ct. al. defts.
Upon opening the matters in the COM
plainant's Bill, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the Court, that James w.
Huntington, Sarah A. Huntington, Thomas
E. Madison, John F Madison, Martha Madi-
son, Susan Madison and Elizabeth Madison
reside without the limits Of the State Of
Mississippi lit is therefore ordered, adjudg-
ed and decFeed, that unless the said de-
PENDANTS appear here on or before the first
day Of the next Term of this Court and
plead, answer or demur to the compliments
Bill, the several allegations therein will be
taken for confessed, and the matterstherein
decreed. II is also ordered and decreed by
the court, that copy Of this order be pub
lished in the Yazoo City Wing, newspaper
published in Yazoo city, in the county of
Yazoo, State of Mississippi, for two success
siVe months. And it also appearing TO the
court, that proof was shown that the defen-
dant, Richard G. Hyatt, waived the issuance
and service of process, and the said Richard
G. Hyatt failing to plead, answer or demuT
TO the complainant's Bill, it is ordered, ad-
Judged and decreed, that the several allega-
tons therein be taken for confessed as TO
him, and the matters therein decreed, &c.
THOS. P. SLADE, Clerk.
By GLIB. BARNES, D. c.
@, D. Gibbs, p. P.
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The CANVASS!

The Hon. J. l. GUION, one of the Wing Elec-
tors for the State at large, will leave home the
18th inst, on a campaign through tho State, and
will address the people at the following places and
times:
Al ChuahOmO, Marshall county, on Friday,
August End.
AZ HsrandO, De Soto county, on Monday, Aug
ust 5th.
Al Holly Springs, Marshall county, on Wed
nesday, August 7th.
Wing papers throughout the State will please
publish And all persons friendly to the cause
are requested to give publicity. Further appoint
ments will be made known in due time.
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InSOIVent Notice.

Z ME undersigned have been appointed
Commissioners on the lnsolvent Estate
of Thomas J. Porter, decd, and will meet
attthe house of Thomas ]. Jackson in the
.sown of Victoria, in the State of Mississippi.
on the second Saturday of each and everv
month, for the space of six months, for the
purpose of auditing claims against said estate
JOSEPH MCGUIRE.
WILLIAM r. HARMFR
Commissioners.
July IL, 1874. oct.
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LOCO FOCO PRINCIPLES.

Locoiocoism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once trampled in
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, and the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the sword in the
hands Of the President; no credit no paper
money; no Tariff; thirty seven millions q
year public expenses, and nothing to pay
high salaries to office holders, and low ages
70 aborers standing army in time Of peace
negro testimony in the navy party servility
before public good in the selection OF public
officers and repeal and population Of pub.
&c engagements and public liabilities"
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ADVERTTSEMENT rs.
. InSOIVenf Notice.

NHE Undersigned have been appointed
Commissioners Of Insolvency upon the
Estate Of Egburt Harris, decd, and will
meet at the house of Thomas j. Jackson in
the town of Victoria, in the State Of Missis.
sippi, on the second Saturday Of each and
every month, for the space of six months
for the purpose of auditing claims against
said estate.
ISAAC HUDSON,
THOMAS J. JACKSON.
.Jdi y II, 1914. '"''''''' @-st.
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Mexico and Texas.

The following was translated for and pub
fshed in the New Orleans Courier of the
goth ult:-
Manifesto to President Samuel Houston,
informing him Of the re-cOmmencement
Of hOstiIities against the usurpers Of
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@, D. Gibbs, p P.
August 2, 1874. (pr. fee S22) 4-9t.
Notice is hereby Given,

NOJlc0 is nGf0Dy GIVEN,
WVHAT application will be made at the
n next October Term of the Honorable
Probate Court of Bolivar county by the I'M
designed, Administrative. for the apportion.
ment to her of Dover in the lands Of Thos.
J. Porter, decd, by petilioning said court
in the following form, tO-wit:
To the Honorable Probate Court
of BOLiUar county, IN the State
Of Mississippi Greeting:
THE petition of Mary A. Porter. widow
and relict of Thomas ]. Porter, decd, res
pectfully sheweth unto your Honor, that said
intestate departed this life seized and pos
sessed of an undivided moiety Of the fol-
lowing lands, to-wit: Lots Nos. 81, %. %
and Is of Section 4, Township "a, Range
8, West, containing 1913 acres; and seized
and possessed Of the whole of the following
described lands, to-wt: the south half of
Section 10, and the north half of Section
Is, Township "a, Range 6, West, contain
ing CAT 44.l00 acres, and Lot No 2 of Sec
ton 10, Township "a, Range 8, West, con-
AAirsinly 1 s1zaarass Lots 2 and of Section
10, Township "a, Range 8, West. contain
ing 30 acres, and Lot 10 of Section 10.
Township "a, Range s, West, containing Is
acres, and piece Of ground in Section 4.
Township "a, Range s, West, and within
the place called Victoria, and distinguished
in the plan Of said town as Lots 5, 4. 8, 2
and /, fronting Dawson street on the west
and Dawson street on the north. Aud the
said Mary A. Porter having relinquished the
provisions of the Will of said decedant, and
elected TO take her Dover in lieu thereof.
prays that her Dover may be allotted 10 her
in said before described lands, and hat YOUR
Honorable Court may issue writ directed
to the Sheriff Of said county commanding
him TO summon five discreet freeholders as
commissioners, connected with the parties
neither by consequently or affinity, and en-
tlrely disiuteresied, 10 allot and set of by
metes and bounds to your petitioner one
third part, according TO quantity and quality,
OF all the said lands tenements and heredj-
taments in said counry, aud to put your Pc
tltIoner in possession Of the same, and YOUR
petitioner, as in duty bound, will ever prav.
&c. MARY A. PORTER
By her Atty James R. Enloe.
jelly II, 1914. (pr fee S23) 4-6t.
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o. We are indebted TO our friends Cap
Wallis and F. A. Waters of the Volanl
for late papers.
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NOTI( hi.

NOIV r..
A 2 the ensuing Aug. Term of the Probate
IA Court Of Yazoo county, will, as Guar
dain for Joseph and Adeline Martin, make
an annual settlement.
w. DORSEY, Guardian.
YazoO city, July 5, 1914. 52-3t.
BLANK BILLS OF LADTNG
For Sale at this OFFICE.
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"With respect to the station which that portion
of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
,ursuits ought to occupy in the Unirsd States, !
Iink that al eitsenS, nGtire and nGLIrdltsed nth
ut any regard TO their RESPECTIVE vocATIoNs, should
goy such confederation in society IS due to their
rtlie and Intelligence, their industry, sobriety and
Israi ACKNOWLEDGMENT CLAY.
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&c Let me not he misunderstoed-and !
ntreat that | may not be MIsKEPREsENI Ed
1 am NOT advocating the reUiUaI Of "a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR ABlD-
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. arm for doing what no
Southern man Of fair candid mind ever yet
denied-giving to the country a revenue tOhich
may provide for The economical I0aRts Of the
Government, and al the same time giving IN
cideaial protection 10 our home industry. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
lenate, March Let, 1919.
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YAXOO CITY:
FridaY. August 2, Is44.
0. a. sTEVGNec GD0ToR-

D-D NOTIOE!-Hereafter the payment
III for ALL Advertisements will be
due after the first imsertiOm--thOse from
A distance MUST be paid for I'm advance
lob WORK 10 be paid for on DELIVEs
RN. January I, 1S44s
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whig principles and Measures.

LIST. SOUND NATIONAL CURkENC1
regulated by the will and authority OF the Nation
Sd. An ADEQUATE REVENUE, with fair PRO'
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU'
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise of the VETO
4th. a faithful administration OF the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION Or
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it among all the
States. -
9th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
istraton Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of thought and Of thu
right of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
ing the incumbent OF the presidential office to 1
angle TERM.
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The State Of Mississippi,
YAZOO COUNTY.

Yazoo Circuit Court sitting as a Court O.
Chancery, MAY Term, 1914.
James r. Robinson, complainant,
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Abstract.

By GLIB. BARNES,
The New York herald., 1844-10-27
PIJRIJC OPINION

II AZ PkONOUNCED DIR. sHERMAN'S WORM LO..
4 70 e the best preparation for the destruction
pleasant the that they taken without any difficulty
They have been than five years during which
m % M N se ea 70 e g. X
Mountains Their ADMINISTRATION has been attended with
erul succeeds much THAT have confidence
other medicine for the expulsion Of worms The
from all quarters Of the How children
be found who suffering from worms and pinng away
ing IS NOT saspectsS Que boz Of shsrmans Worm Ioaspsss
BE careful procure the genuine shermans Worm Lozenges
"nS them e A PRINTED %sOqi saS n S & boz
Loxenges The Rev Darius Anthony Of the Oneida Confer
%s si'T % 3, % ss
Leonard hoyGs aged veteran Of the revouton Hon. Mr
Archer Of Virginia snd host itsssss could be produced
M rave used shepans Cough Lozenges and know them TO
DR. sherman also prepares Caphor oxenges the HEAD
ACHE Paipaton Of the Heart Sea Sickness and affections Of
tbs stomach and bowss They headach few moments
ions Of the somaeh and counterac the eecs Of over living
He has also Cahac Lozenges, which taken without
rouble being pleasant the aste comm peppermint
he bowels and all who may be afflicted with sickness, would
FSSh
Lnmbago, and all affections Of the chest One Mon
will supply the annual demand Numben Of unpruc pied
have attempted TO force the community
Poor Msn' Plaster, know effects we'll deceived
QbserA that Plaster nude by Dr. Sner bears ae
simie" Of his name printed the o tine The
lis war-h.nss No. los Nassau street or al lis esls Agents
-Codingtoa 2 Hudson corner OF Spring; Sands isS Bow
1y, Of SPRING East Broadway Market Rush
sookya % zsSs; s Ledger Budasa and Rsddns
Stats street. Boston. sl2rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-27
LUCINA CORDIAL, OR
n II & IIYIR n FL 0V T.

TT sovereign and speedy csss ncpisnt soasunpips
bsnsnnsss impotency, ucorhae or whites oesuucon diff
su psnfa Isasuaton ncontinence Of urine OF
the result Of inherent Gauss. OF produced by rsg
lively SURE u 10 opsr.tion: unrvali.d put.tion in both
Is rvsult Of is almost unvsed virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR.
Nothing be surprising than u. nvigoraung enecu
the human frame Person. afflicted with weakness or assr
before taking IT, become robust and ui of energy
under ,s influence nmedA;el eous'ersc,s ts asrvsiss
OF the female frame which the only cause
Of b.enness and which, prior TO Dr. Masns discovery was
considered 10 be incurable. -
Cordial which regarded BY the heads Of the faculty IN "
parts OF the world Of the most important Of
sold yholssae and ta this city at US FULTON street. cor
North Sixth street. Philadelphia Price s. bottle-4s Per