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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-03

From our;regular Correspondent
Important Texas Negotiations and Correspondence
Negotiations Nth Great britain relative 10
Oregon and its Occupation Reports Of Secye-
taries of Var and Nary, aud Postn,aster &c
neral.
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WANTED
A FiRsTRATE WAlTEUtcolorei). One who has bee
the habit Of waiting public houses, aud who pre-
duce good recommendations. Apply No. 81 Broadway.
d. lsec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
Irmporfant from lEcxico.

New Orleans papers Of the 9th ult. mentioned the
arrival there Of the British fgate Spartan with news
from Vera Cruz to the 18th of November. In conse-
quence of the peculiar aspect Of affairs in Mexico,
Dir. Bankhead, the British Minister at Mexico imrne
diatey despatched the ship Of Spartan the Be-
lie, under tie command Of Lord Mnto, with dos
patches for his government. The American Minister
avacd himself Of the opportunity to lay before
the UnitedSates Governments statement Of what has
tran>pired.
The character Of the news brougltby the Spartan
is thu, stated in tie picayrno derived from files Of
Mexican papers:
1t would appclr from s-h Of the published CORES
pondence as have seen in the Diario TIA; on the
ist ut Governor Shannon, L. 5. Minister. addressed
letter the Mexican Government, protesting against
the proposed invasion of Texas by Mexico and cspe-
cally against the manner in which the invasion was
to be made.
70 this the Minister of Foreign Affairs replied
1--WE have 10, seen his communicatlon)-d ming the
right Of the L. States. or any Foreign Government
to interfere IN the internal affairs OF the Republic
Gov Shannon, in answer. cheracerzes tie Secretary
letter being grossly offensive nasnuc as charg-
Is the l. States. rs government and people, with
falsehoOd trickery intrigue and designs of the most
dsbonorabe character. Gov. Shannon alleges that
the note Of the Secretary gross in Its character.
offensive that he only demand that it be at
once withdrawn.
The Mexican Minister replies with the utmost
warmth. He treats the earlier part of Mr.. Shannon
rrespondence as being superciious and offensive.
iustes all that he has himself written protests that
the Mexican Government has done, and Is doing. all
that il to prevent rupture with the u. States.
but that afflirS have reached such crisis that IL Is
necessary for his government to speak out plainly be-
tore the world. lie therefore declines to withdraw
the noic.
The New Orleans Bee says We learn further.
that the American Minister Plenipotenliary, Wilson
Shannon Esq, has temporarily suspended all bis OFF,
cial relations with the Mexican Govcrnnent.''
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT N MExIco.-In the
State OF Jasco. formidable revolution had broken
out. 1t was led by Gen. Paroles. Santa Anna, at
the head of 300 troops, and twenty field pieces, was
on his way to the scene Of action.
On the Gh inst, he issued Says the Picayune) "a
brief and spirited address to the army lie ,nounces
the conduct of Paredes in stirring up revolution in
Gaudalaara, declares him traitor and the ius.ru-
mcn Of fiction, and appeals TO the troops by their
former exploits osand by him, and casti~e the na-
nous crime
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

matter. m1niffing always IN Is discussions the con-
sderetlon due a.j.r.ty q lie Ancrissn people.
from whose representatives II looks for satisfaction for
the want Of respect exhibited IN tins matter by the
actual President Of the republic. and whose respects
bic Senate, and distinguished men, like Adams and
Clay, have given 10 Mckee proofs of their justifcs
tlon q It's course
Thus. the go1ernmcn, Of the undersigned. far from
finding any motive withdraw the n0'e which II Dr.
rectcd To the American Legation the 3 L u.t. the
more the subject y considered tire h convinced
Of the necessity cf allowing IL siai, the in
which II was transmitted, feeling that as not cxag
gcrated those facts which has used expose to the
world the system of aseood which has beer pursued
towards Mexico for twenty years and wh ch the
Of the American Legation Of the lith If Oct, album
dainty corroborates.
For the reasons above expressed, tie undersigned
has instructions to insist upon his note in every pari-
cular. and the time repeat that. If II should
happen that the actual government Of the United
States. by oncroachmenis upon the rights Of Mexico.
interrupts the relations of friendship which the
government, of thi, republic has sought and VII seek.
good faith 10 maintain. the Mexican administration,
accepting the hard condition which il Is forced TO
adopt. viii repel the unjust aggression made upon il,
and hold the government of President T. Yer RESPONSE
bic for all the evils which may ed>ue.
The undersigned reitorate> with those H. 20 his
Exccllency. Mr.. shannon. tie assurance Of his very
distinguished consideration.
MANUEL CRESCENCIO RECON.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
D.gff,,,s 81 Drf<,nf.I

Bv Mr. IIcrod, petition. accompanied by bill. IN
cooperating the town of Columbus. and lcgalizing
acts of trustees also. bill e. cxcnd Tie time If the
session Of the Board of commissioners of Harholo-
new county passed To second reading. By Mr.
Garrett n petition from l.ucius II. Scott ana others,
I'm relation to an amendment To- law of las session
By Mr. Handy for the retaliation of certain school
section. BY Mr. S;app. in relation to sale oi real es-
tate without Intervention OF court. belonging To
hers; also. by Messrs Peek Sophlct. Bruce. On re-
latlon TO compilation of laws. under the territorial
government respecting hnd titles praying the State O.
subscribe for copies for each county, to be publ scd
by f. Chambcrlaiu.) Lewis OF Wayne from Tie Anti
slavery Society Of Friends. at Newport. Wayno coun-
tv-a strong abolition document. contrasting favora-
NV the African with the European population 10 re-
neal all laws that make a distinction. on account OF
ralor IN this Staie referred q the judiciary commit
tee ) Waller. for the appointment OF townships as
scs>orsl lou>er (ior the exemption OF revolutionary
soldiers and seiicr> ct the late war from aSaiion.)
Leslie. Huckehg Bruce Of arthur l.. WIlllans Tor
dvorcc) Manvlllc (to change the mode ot dong
county hu.ucss) Hvers. Petit, (for attaching part
or Kasciusko aud Fulton 10 Wabash) and IClMe ,
which were scveraly referred.
AIR Petit from the judiciary committee. reported
back the bill in relation II the burnt records 81 Miami
county with amendments.
MIR Parker moved TINT tie report lie upon The liable
which motion prevailed.
Mir Barclay. from the committee on education. re-
nor;ei against the cNpclenry Of amending tie school
law In relation 10 the qaaill'auoh OF No'er> III so'
districts which. afer some remarks from Mr. lsl en-
was laid ON the table
RI Mr.. Bell. a bill providing for state road IN
kosciu..o and 3Iarshall passed 10 second reading
Ry Mr. Rohinsoa Of Carroll. bill 70 amend the law
relative TO Ii cnccs in Carroll and Intending
the same to Clark cauniy plsssl 70 a second read
mo By Mr. Walker bill authorizing SPECIAL
session of the Commissioner, Of Nan1crhurg county
n,ssed 10 a second reading IS Mr. lanlus, a hl to
a,ach additional territory % tae conniy Of Ono aud
for other purposes; read tw'e and ordered to be en-
crossed. BY Mr. Cowcn, blll 70 amend tie provis-
ION, of tie revenue laws IN Elkhart county read
twice and ordered u be cagrossed. hy AT thurman,
bin supplemental 70 The act ch,nglng Ss'as lIaa
- Snllivan eounty read thcsthird time aud passed
" MIR Bruce presented Joint resolution providing
H., i, order Ia aid the Safe in rs enbarr1smcns'
that the members Of this General Assembly wIeon-
SEN, 70 receive only dollars per day for their sersi
ees passed 10 second reading
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
s.tl OF January.

At a meeting of IN ,lniers Of legislature. visers a
Indianapolis, and citizens generally. convened an The
State House. pur public nicc for the purpose
of making arrangements Tor the celebration OF the ch
Of January. the Hon William Rockhll was called TO
the chair and 4. f. Morrison appointed secretary.
On motion of Gen. Drake II was
Rssoref, nat committee # five persons be APP
pointed make suitable arrangements for the ceicbra-
ton Of the day.
Whereupon. the meeting APPOINTED Gen. Drake.
Col. 4 Jackson. Col. 4. c. Pepper. Hon. J. X. l..
Goodcti ard Ihos /. Smith, Isl. as sad committee.
ca motion it Rescued, Thst Thomas l.. Smith,
ESQ., of New Albany be requested 70 deliver an adj
dres, On the Sin of January
On motion i: was Received That committee of
seven persons be appointed to act committee of
invitation and that they be authorized invite Surli
gentlemen from other States they may think VIII
attend. with assurance that the PEOPLE Of Indiana.
and of Indianapolis, VIII give them Hearty and
brothcrly welcome.
On motion Of George 4. Chapman. Il unani-
mou~ly Resolved. That the committee Of invitation he
requested specially 70 invite Col Nm q. Butler Of hen
tnclIv Gen Lewis Cas- of Michigan. and Col. r. vi.
Johnson of kentucky. distinguished military men.
who CALAMITY participated in tie dangers aud honors
of the last and whose patriotism and Nalor are
held in iigh esteem by Their coanigmen.
Ordered. By the meeting. that aid committee Of IN
vitation consist of tie following gentlemen. VIZ Hon.
Jesse d. Brigt. George L. Chapman. ESD. Hon. Il.
Tanne. Dr.. l.. Dunlap. !. +. Morrison, Ed, and
Hon. James &. Read.
Rrso're9, Tina; the citizens IF indiana. generally.
are hereby invited to be present tire anniversary of
the battle OF New Orleans IN honor OF the day. and IN
honor Of tie aged hero whose mishy mind achieved
this great and glorious victory.
Reso'rei. Thai the proceedings of tbs meeting be
published IN The Indiana STATE s,;uel. md ilat CO.
temporary editors be requested 70 publish ihcn.
WILLIAM R)l kiili.L, Chm.
\. f. NosBisoV. Socy.
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Harder.

LAMEENtr Co fy, Indiana
MrssEs. CnAFNA2s .-'llis vii inform ven that
upon Sunday week last. three iuGr
engaged in playing came q card, when a dispute
arose between ne Benjamin Lansf.fd and john
johnson. which end IN .le AIT q. attn If the
latter Langfori seized upon Aand-saW thai Was
], ing by las side. STRUCK johnson ufon lie head tie
usde If wAie entered tie sAa.i 81, iA 81 . iLcios
Lan.f,rd Immediately d, ard as no. be,n heard f
,incc. Both we're men Of .1fge and interesting
families. o..
We learn since, iai john en is not { -ad, and that
hopes are entertained of hi. rero b.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
G ;illrCil Esssr;lcrS.

We did hope, that The lealing wing paper in this
State had enirealed It's political brethren To cschew M
tire .inerioamsm, called that notwithstanding the
clors Of such papers the Bloomington Post, Indiana
Courier, ct IA omae genus. the church burning portion Of
the whig party would be careful Of their attempts that
game in this State. But II mistaken. The
same helsh disposition has already shown Itself Ia fact
ct the nsgaon OF a wing sheet at Evansville, il had
previously made progress The particulars Of which
too fresh IN the public mind to need recapituaiion.
And these uneasy tory spirits not willing 20 conccdc to
others those constitutional ri ss which they claim for
themselves, already tanning the embers Of dscord
They had better beware for flame may be kindlcd
cndangcring their houscholI. Let precedent he
established that religious sect Of any denomination
be put down by mob force, in the very face the
constitution and who is safe :
We are led to these hnsty remarks in consequence OF
finding the following in the Washington, Ind Democrat
and rejoice that the editor speaks with manly ndepcn-
deucc.
\ few days since report got in circulation that the
Catholic Church IN this pace armed. This gave
rise To the most butter denuueaons aud anahcmas against
this body of christians, tat prejudice. mingled with
rhicyous rumor could invent To allay hi, threatening
excitement, committee of five or six agreed to 60
and examine the church the result of which vii, he
in the following certificate:
We the undersigned being pro,csints and lnhah,n,s
OF the town OF Washington do hereby certify TINT the
29h day Of Nov. 4 ID. 1911. did IN conjunction with
Thos. Brown. James Campbell lanes Gallagher AID Mr..
Du Poneva.. the Prizes, Of Simons church. examine
said church for the purpose of a.ceaninp whether there
were any fire arms deposited there. aud after making
rigid search do declare that there, Il,
believe there any deposited there and that the report
that there arms IN said church is base and wicked
elimination. WM. u. WI\GATE,
WHITE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
7. WHITE,
w VI. SHAW.
j. II. MEREDITH.

Now gentle reader. pause one moment before YOU take
active part either way Seek 10 discover the foundation
Of such rumoTs There must hc flr thus
lacking particular bodyof Christians aud singing them
for public obloquy-a cause which much fear Ii re-.
lgious ieedom be IN danger-it the Constitution is 10
become instrument void of meaniGg-if an lnqus1n
be instituted against the liberation of human thought.
and the powers Of the immortal mind encountered with
the chains Of hgy then may conclude hi; ihc day
OF prospantSis drawing close. aud the night 81
anarchy aud confusion Ist approaching Consider then
whether this be the fact and II coun'enhnce not that
party % md viduais who thus seek
the seeds OF dsunon and thereby uhver the faunta
ton Of prosperous bat now threatened Union.
Let chickering's cease-icalousies aud envy hanshed from
the mind love and charity, the handmad OF christianity,
cultivated in the human bosom and then will come the
long looked-for millennium.
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sIsr,rlIIE~S ALE.

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Ia Marion county,
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.sls,sfsl,s SHE.

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''h' 30 +tNrt Tie hours pTrstfibd and
pc i. 80 sefen }el - tie following decsfri ei~ stIao
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heifs i~ eat if - The -flf1 glarrf n ~
20 n i'AHshp Ne D. fih 90 lsne undivided
i4l of sii 49, ny 81 land.
And go flr f9fra4e ie iH anfati den lated Y ssi
ton VIII ff ne and isfr ils .- ~ AID
real estate pu,~fs enly
u ltman. \ LANhEtIs sfuB-H q
Dee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

ESN ef.c ~ ven ef o. ae arrHf ian De rcfss o-e &
D te Nsf sttf-s lu.Ir ~
Coon ia.., q re ~ nt.u4 DAY
Jsltri, isut'n flr hfnfs IftffI.f
fffs f trn itlfsf ur sfae ttslfitd situate
D ia O.
Ana ~ fii- - f'sanloaef o. steel
ifn. Ni u Tie fas AID sf-e .ad
RAJ estate 30 lfH~f. ~ Jane, ini- - 1hnsas
Sfnh ~ T.. LAtl.tAD, sa. = n 4.
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s.cor2i, 4.

The u Of the VOC ar l'r ID .ni la IL. STATE. o..
- opunii.-. j, f,llows FOR Go,. pok ii.IJI:
for Nf Cay i2.ljl;-gieinr a a,io-.iy to the for
mcT II loo, and leaving Ware county 1, b. heard
from. vh..h gavea D.m,cra'.r ml.,fiy Of II votes
~ Oto5ar. The whole SOC s. 2 b. about -j.t.o-
ll.H.o more ann were as. ID i>iD. and towards IF
- CO more ilnu ia Octabrl4st
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

Eei vftur - 1eAsCa dFsfrG c'rri ooe 4
- tie Mara circuit o'aff. val P"ir
,eiu i~ dor, in ne wn 81 frisfHfas, The i las of
Jsnulff i-io. ifiNee ne hn preset led nd
pIns iof 70 ifuin. tcscrl-d situate
Alaf tsntft,
Tx ~ h'~k NJ. -. block .. -
And go isfe - realize lie ae- led - sil
wl a place ekps- simple a
eai, papsry II JACOB lands aud w Morn.
Of w VISA an4 others b. LAWhEAo. Sa~<A G
d. -4s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

0S.-The Louisville Journal OF December ,. claims
that Clay ran ahead Of the Wing ticket for State
officers" in New York, by something like 5000
votes"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19
0ri.ccfinf,A.

Peer S.r-in tic report If ie proceedings of the
Hon-'. published ip tn Lou ,4fiV. il'i of The
ih ms. nc illat Tie reporter ~ tie confession Il
tie House. whuc the discussion Mas ~ arcrs'ng on
ihe resolution - instruct the commute. tic Judi
cafy to re- rt lli for the c.ty roi.'on # debts
c.afrac'f elter r. u - ny No., rcgrcse.ts
as saying that II ! hal ben i.re 0hcn tie relief
laws were oasc. j. liai vosId have voted AGAINST
ile'. ari that al believed. ;h-' ilerooplc Of foun
iain would iaNe mod M" 20 L. Tia; would
have voted ara rs til .'rii.f 1e- constitutional
era17f. bui di4 nj uifs;e tbs fAe people would
have slnrlca'l s'cl course: ! beloved that they
would sustain nnr m iie cont. iloa on the above
resolution. ! know the rep ?. r worii not H>rcprc-
c any one Intentionally. ~ reports are generally
scr, correct. ara his course Is hghly approved by
ncrb r generally. JNp. 4. JONES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-19

65-on Fri}y next. Hmgplrp's day. the Senate
will AGAIN consider the resolution for going INTO the
election Of L. s. Senator. The 'unucAy" day Is a
very appropriate one, both the majority Of the peo-
pie. AMI the Wing candidites. are concerned 1t i
remarkable how cooly and deliberately the Wing ma
orty OF the Assembly propose TO do violence to the
manifest will Of the people Of the State.
BETTING n CAx,pA.-The betting in Montreal up
ON the Presidential election in the United States
amounted in the aggregate, TO 100000.
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PAkK,S LIFE PILLS.

THE PROPRIETORS Of this valuable and successful med-
take leave inform the public that they are receiving
fresh proofs Of from section q the country
for the retail Of this Invaluable medicine mot only
New Yok but every city and III the United States
those whose high responsibility sufficient warrant for
the absence OF quackery and guarantee that T. compounded
dispensed upon the principles Of pharmaceutical
knowledge and experience In stating this fact slight
claim for the patronage Of those whose health require that their
should be carefully guarded from the injury often IN
cted by pretendrs to the healing ar they also defending
themselves from the mputaon Of being veaders
PARIS Life Pills are not Of This perodths Antiquity q nearly
which the ephemsra productions Of the day can lay claim To-
public to work Of the Life and Times Of Thomas Parr,
who lived TO the unusual and patracha age q 3S years. and
whose length of life Hnder Providence solely attributable
his habits and the corrective applied to his system
by the of the medicne widely known through the
world PARIS Life Pills. The truth Of this is certined by
his last will and testament which Ike this day
in the Registry OF Wills in Doctors Commons London.
The Proprietors felt duty public
these facts although extensive advertising forms part Of their
business The sale OF y cent boxes IN New
York. sufficient proof q the excellence o. the medlcne and
agents in the Southern and Northern Cities It's unusual use
when PARIS Life Pie Fills have bee used N
family supersedes the OF all other medicines OAe o Its
greatest claims distinction being weu ned 10 never
abandoned THOS. ROBERTS CO.,
jyl4 Intro No. III fulton street.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street., SO well Known 70
- the victims OF Syphic the most successful
practitioner that New York boast Of in the treatment OF
this destructive and almost unmanageable maauy still 70 be
found his old Office DIR. johnson satisfy that
he legally qualified to practise Physic and Surseyha be
Of disease
Of your general hysicasand that h,s SKILL in the uyat
and management Of variety oil Venerea DIS
and Structure oil the Uretha preenlnen My patients
not ony from part Of the United States, but they
600 psen!s year dlscouateranse quackay IA any form
sous in the country where they mud physician skilled in
the treatment Of their disease Every undertake
make charge. No matter how ong you may have Glee
sctp Ulcers upon the body in The throat pains
is durable. Constitutional Weakness,
called Seminal Weakness, brought habit INDUCED
Of TIN. maa Many an unfortunate victim Of this unaura
the limbs and small OF the BACK confu intellect
ioscuiness apanon Of the heart, society
Only 81 mptons OF this complaint Ii my directions follow
ed guaianss cure Post paid letters with statement Of case
Duane street, door from Chatham jyn lmrrc
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TO MARKED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELLS PREV ENTlvE POWDERS.
Az These Invaluable Powders have universally adopted
IN Europe but France particular Tor upwards thirty years.
as well as by thousands IN this coutry the only md,
sale aud ecaclous remedy married ladies health
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adoption the happiness health nav
too vast touch within the limits OF
results which affect only the well being parents
put the future happiness OF their offspring Is well
known that the amilie: Of the often beyond
he happiness Of those who them birth would dca In
how naay instances does The hard working father
especially the mother Of family slaves through
OUT Their lives tuggg AZ the Of ncessant labor ong
TO live and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort aud comparative atuence and II and have
weighed down the spirit and at last broken the health Of the
father how often is the widow left unable most yir.
tuous her taheess offspring
degraded objects OF charity proigate Of
touYh competence and plenty sne how Often alas
the days Of the kind husband father
holding the eaciated form and declining health the compa-
mon OF his BOSOM she had thirty
last sinking INTO premature grave-wh the
pect OF himself being early pee Of the joys and
and his young aud helpless children OF those
attentions and wachul solcitude which
bestow, unireqietly when lease able support
the hearrendng affection Is i desirable, thenis moral
lor parents their families regardless
to themselves the well being Of their offspring when
re healthy and certain remedy Is within control
The advertiser feeling the Of this subject
mating the vast benefits resulting thousands by adoption
Of means prescribed w her, would RESPECTFULLY the
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cular directions.
An ssrs nS,s Be pss. raid apd addressed oox ss- NJ
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hour from A. NJ. TOO n NJ Boston office, No. Essex ST.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
nor, IsvEyTgp A.D PREPARED ny

~, ~ OOOZELOSCE, NIL. LISBON, PORTUGAL.
scientific COMPUTATION Of ingredients OF which those
llls are composed have made them the wonder and sm
ration Of the world They known all Europe be- the
only PREPARATION ever discovered that has proved GER
ease beng such that they Iu no. b used during
produce miscarriage IL used during that period
The directions translated into English and enveoled
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Zach box con.
tains the signature of M de boudeoque and the English d.
ections have the signature OF Dr. r. LLVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail any part Of the United
the unitsd States Dnce ise Liberty set Greenwich
Sold in bottles at Salem Letters directed To- Dr. NJ
Meveau, box "a New fork, will with Immediate atte
ZION. All letters must pe postpaid jy29 nc