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LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival yesterday efth |"
Virginia Antoinette, Captain DeIhHs
eight days from Tampico, we haN'ees
ed letters and verbal accounts O0'
newspapers.
Not a little excitement exists 70
Northern departments Of Mexico 10
lation to the annexation question, aao'
sorts Of threats against the Ua!ted ~
are made, in case the treaty IS 'aan
The consequence is, that the Amens
are now frequently annoyed ana la"s
they never were treated wlthan!"
kel respect. .'.@
Revolutions, IN price current pare
are dull in Mexico, no recent ou!O~,
having occurred; but many OIL lm"
heads think that the political air IS 81
ged with pronuncidmentos, or IN W. W.
words tina: the present calm 10 lhe a~
tic departments portends reVoluVos '.
storm. Arista, popular officer ~ ~
to be at Monterey, with plenty Of a a.
rails about him for raising con'D ~.
whenever a favorable opportunity u"T !,
When he does declare--and lhel. .,s
those who think the day is not ia' u' wv.
1T will be for liberal federal S'f,I
ment. Urea is in Sonora, one
States towards the Pacific, and wHe's ~,
revolution against the Genera, uy,, N
men. is still going on. Report ~. =. Al )
Urea has been peremptorily ot% !" -,
he city Of Mexico, an order whic" "
,bey or not, as may bese suit Nun, .,, /,
, There are six regiments OF u1OE Al.
Tampico, miserably fed and ctoa"''~
ready any time to raise a revolt. -, -, Al
A large conducta from the in.''"Tb st
rived at 'Fampico on the l7th u''' s,.ou
vas 500 mules, escorted by - S "sia
guard of soldiers, each mule pa
S4,OO0--making in alIthe heavy s' al
81, 000,000 or this AMOUNT
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The Nahoe, who hsVs basn - long diVl
led Ahd AE,lAisJ 90 ihs qussIleb Of ihs
encouragement ~ Domestic Industry
ate HlgN 70 asills iovn In union and hsf
moay, upon the equitable basis Of 'ai'.
ing, IN time oi peace, the amount ~ rev
snuo foguisiis 10 an economical admin.
islfaton " the gosefnmenl, esolusiVely
from fofsign impods, by TsHlf ~ al
iusled ~ that, BY proper determinations,
Just and reasonable encouragement shall
be extended 10 American Industry a
May this happy union and harmony
pof'ado oil other gfoa, measures Of pub.
lic policy, and nothing ocouf 10 disturb
the peace, 10 sully the character or check
tho onward and glorious march Of our
country,
am your friend and obodiool servant,
n CLAY.
Mosso Samuel II CLARK, 4 J, Jones
David Fleming, J &, kunkla, {. McCuf.
~, Thomas Foster, IT,, Aaron Bombaugh,
!. Z. Wallace, Samuel Allcmuu. Henry
'oilef, Daniel Rechsrj, +. e. Scdgwick
md George TfuIlingef, ErsCmir,
JOuRlIhSs
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Faon TrrAs,-Since outl,,,t a.
or ship New York, Capt, Wn,S
rived from Galveston, bt,nvs,S%'s
the 30th ult 'S@
Tho trial Of Com, Moore v,,.
sing slowly at Washington, "
The brig Ocean had arrived -,
~ emigran,s from Antwerp, ,pJ,.'
that many more were prparmD y
to Texas.I
No farther emission Of E,ch.ov
is to be made until the amour, M,
ton is reduced TO $4,000.
Al both Galveston and IIOwS
ness is reported as very brisk, vp'
IN the cotton line.
The papers contain little sw d
portance. Below we give an,un
letter from a correspondent ;-Piur
GALVESTON, (TExAs, Nav sOh n
EDS. PicAYUNE: The U. s. Sim
cennes, Capt, F. Buchanan, auN
anchored about one and half miles
the bar, and seven from the civ
draught oil water will no, admit
crossing the bar, on he 22d insx
following morning, after comma,
with the authorities, she hoisted&
an flag al the fore, and salu:ed mu
guns, W hich was returned from lh
This ship is attached TO the U,S1
Squadron under command Of Ia
dore ID. Conner. It's rumored hen
all the vessels composing tho SOU
are TO assemble off This port lmmet
The "Vincennesn has been but q ui
in our waters, and has already REM
us important services by ass''IT
merchant vessels, On the 2st lA
glish brig Cybele, from Liverpool I
standing in 10 the har bor. TIucx
tail end Of the North breaker, ,hE|
heavily, and was for a time in Inai
danger .ien,anant r WninruSu
party Of men from the "Vincenne' !
on board the CybeIe, and in a shN
succeeded in getting her of, anta
her up to the city. She leaks CON-
bly,, and will require some repln
the eth the English brig Cato Ga
Hull, while being towed to sea by az
er, parted her hawser and got ashN
the bar. The same officer and pr
men were Immediately despatched
She was soon exlricaiei
her difficulty without damage, ant
veyed to safe anchorage.
The want Of lighthouses and bua!
this harbor..is a serious annoyane
can therefore the more readily y
cla.e the kindness and coed ieelilI
promptly displayed by the commas
the "Nincennes," her officers and q
On the occasions referred TO; and 40
long a simple act Of justice in thus b.
ng the subject to your notice.
! am yours, &c. AcS.
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Df FmDeis bacon, In his eloquent or
alton befofe the whigs NJ New York
thus beautifully alludes 10 tho pfsdisc
tons NJ tho American faif
cit u almost universally conceded that
for sonu reason tho vast majority Of
American women arc Wings The rua.
son may never have been given, but II
IL worth seeking and sasily found -.
II IA IN the very nature Of women, They
act from feelt Z, impulse aud sentiment,
where men ahuapt 10 act from caleula
ton, reason aud Argument, aud on all
moral subjccts--all questions of princi.
pie, their feelings and perceptions Of
what is true aud pure and noble aud bea,k
llul are more Just aud certain, us thoA
are moro prompt than the ambitious rea
sonlngS Of men. The God of Nature
has thus endowed them abjye us, for tho
hottest Of purposes. The mother waits
not TO reason Of her duties. Her high
instinct is divine wisdom, most wisely
given. Women too have u strong nat
ural taste for the heroic in principle; for
the noble. the bold aud gallant, and C.
qually strong dislaste for the mean, the
crafty, and cold ana calculating. We
owe much Of that female influence, no.
doubt, to the personal qualities OF our
leader. Ills high-toned feeling, his (erv-
or, frankness and courage are the traits
they mos, seek and admire in men,
Still, il is 10 our principles and actioni
also that their preferences are rendered.
So was it with the mothers and wives
and daughters Of the Revolution. So
must it be with those Of our time. We
welcome them then with all our hearts.
We honor their high perception OF the
moral sublime in our cause. We give
hem praise. Our enterprise would
lot be complete in its beauty and success
Without their aid, their gentle winning
influence here, and in the dominion oil |
he home and the ireside--lust as our
proud choral anthems would perfect har-
nony without tho soitening melody OF
heir voices. !
And therefore, wives, and mothers and
daughters Of enlightened lreemen! we re-
dice in your presence as an evidence of
'our appreciation of "whatsoever things
re honest, pure and OF good report" as
touching manifestation OF that moral
ense dIviner than cold reason, by which /
GU look to the hopes and joys Of tina,
oming age which is committed 10 your
are. That holy maternal love which
'ears that object of its creation in such q
on,Inual anxious watch(ulness, and will
lot leave it when its infancy ceases, but
''ings 10 it unchanging through life and
o death aud beyond death; follows it O.
'er the Earth and up to Heaven, and
'ears 1t near TO God--,hat same love in
tinctly abhors the public evils Of the
lge, and instinctively promotes the in
iuences which will avert those evils
rom that offspring Although the "a
her may forget this duty. the mother
will not; and she may make the father re-
member it.
Therefore, lovely and true and faith.
ul! we are glad in the light of your
and from full hearts we
end you our shouts Of welcome.
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/ s.ns ,a many slAta untHua, vas elected ~
ltI,s Tinted R,ales Aunals N lTn1 which
office domestic duties constrained him %
resign IN 1900 lla sss afefwafd' ap'
poinlad MaIot uootn Of Pennsylvania
Iand New Jersey and rendered important
military service 10 his country lie
ranked amongst the ablasl aud pufe'l cit
i,ons ~ his State, hnd diel ~ l00l, BE-
loved aud amenlei by bis country and
his friends H. lell three sons, Of " HON
Theodore Ilhe candidate lof the Vice
| Presidency Unly survives
No was born Ia Milestone Somerset
county New Jersey, 10 1871, aud IA oon.
seausnuy any seven years ol aye lilo
praiua tod NJ Prooolou College N 1901
lie studied law With the late Richard
Stockton, aud was admitted 10 practice IN
1908 Ito soon distinguished himself at
the bar, anl about 1914 was appointed
Prosecutor OF the Pleas for Sussex coun
ty, and 1917 TO be- Attorney General OF
tho State, an Office for which ho WIS en-.
inontly qualified, and the duties OF which
ho fulfilled for tho space Of IL years with
distinguished ability II is said that the
character which he had then acquired
lor integrity, and his leryld eloquence
enabled him to exercise an almost unlm.
tied sway over the jurios which no was
called upon TO address, In 1895 he was
c lected to a seat upon the Supreme Court,
vacated by the resignation of Judge Rus.
sell, which he declined. lie continued to
act as Attorney General until 1899, when
he was elected to the Senate of the Uni.
ted States, Ills course, during the six
years he occupied seat in that body, is
known to the country at large. In 1889
he was selected to preside as Chancellor
over the University Of the city Of New
\ ork, which station he now occupies.
We might here conclude, but we can
not refrain from saying that this nomin.
alton will give great qualification TO the
Wings Of New Jersey. As citizen, he
is one whom the State has always delight
ed to honor; and as politician he has al
ways steadtastly maintained and advoca-
ted the principles OF the Wing party, In
private life he exhibits the suavity and
amenitv Of manner, the kindness of heart,
and the benevolence Of disposition Of a
Christian. lie brings 10 The discharge of
all his duties soundness, of Judgment, stea-
illness of purpose, and habits and princi-
pies of the strictest integrity. His views
ire liberal and enlightened; he is beyond
he control of mere selfish or PARTISAN
influence; and TO no one could the great
interest Of the country DO more safely en-,
rusted.
Grateful for the honor conferred upon
ler by the nomination, the Wings of New
Jersey pledge TO their ieEo% wings
hroug heut The Union their most uniting
Efforts fov the maintenance OF Wing prIn'
ciples and the next electoral vote OF the
State for Henry Clay and Theodore Ere
inghuysen. ...... -.
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The good Wigs Of lucky Marshall bghl
under lls folds They wilI show 10 The
patriotic donors that The pfss has not
besn uevonhily bestowed
We hardly know whsfo 10 stop lalkbg
about this great mesting We have foli
much lellef ltan usual ever since, and all
W. car ,ay 10 those she want an idea ~
the grand afaif, i', fof them TO 10 70 the
nest mass meeting they hear Of
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-15

CoNGREssIoNAL.-l the Senate on Fri.
day, the 3lst ult., the Joint resolution pro-
posing an adjournment OF the two Houses
of Congress on the 18th Of June was, with
a very few dissenting voices, adopted.
A number Of private bills and joint reso-
tons we're passed.--Picdyune. " ~.
Mr.. McDuflie concluded his speech on
the tariff. Messrs. Choate, Bates, Bag
by, McDuffe, and Evans, spoke severally
in explanation; after which the test vote
of the Senate on the present tariff policy
being demanded, Mr.. Allen, to afford the
opportunity desired, moved an amend
ment to the first resolution Of the Com
mittee on Finance, so as to make it read,
instead Of declaratory Of the want Of iu-
risdiction TO originate such bill as Mr..
McDuliie's in the Senate, declaratory that
"the duties on imports under existing
laws are unjust and oppressive, and ought
TO be reduced" upon which the yeas and
nays were taken, and resulted--yeas Is, !
nays Is; and the resolution as to the want
ofjursdiction was adopted-yeas 33 nays
4. MIR, McDuifie's bill was then indetin.
itely postponed, and the Senate adjourned. |
In the House, Mr.. Adams asked leave to
present memorial from citizens of the
United States, who ask that the laws NAV
be so amended thatthe foreigners shall
have to reside in the country for twenty.
one years before they shall be invested
with the electoral franchise. The MON.
propose that the time shalt be
extended without DISTINGUISHING any nat.
lrallzed citizens now enjoying the priyi-
ege Of franchise. The memorial was
disposed Of by motion to lay il upon
The table, which was carried by a vote of ,
1873 to &c. ~@. 81.
The contested election case, in relation ,
o the right of Mr.. Jones, the Speaker of ,
he House OF Representatives, to his seat I
N the floor Of the House was next brought ;
under consideration. Mr.. Newton, from =
! minority Of the Committee of Elections. !
made report which concurred with the :
conclusion at which the majority had ar.
lived, that Mr. J. w. Jones was duIv ,
lected, and consequently was entitled to S
is seat.
Alter lew words explanatory of the n
ePort, a motion was submitted that the +
'hole subject should be postponed until II
ne following Thursday, and that Mr.. O
otts have permission to be heard in per. ,
On or by counsel. The motion to print 7
he testimony, pending for some time past r
as laid upon the table. 80 ."..ae 'aFla
The House then resolved itself into r
ommlttee of the Whole on the state of the v
mon, and resumed the consideration Of o
re bill to adjust land claims in Missouri q
rkanSas, Louisiana, aud some other q
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!. 7III1M.mm
states state, which allef ,o,ns a''''~
" nq'll' , hes been dpo.,Jl' ,,l,e"t
"'n W, 70 ~ reported l6lIs n, \
The Commute, oe,I ' w. 'lo's
, make appropriation 10, , a. " \.
., lo', ~ the Florida VII, 'ss,,lykI
S ,'o'. ~, and after p,oos.I' s.'
consideration lof some I, ,'a. /.
. tee loood Itself w,lGoo ,''I' lhs
rose aud toponel that ~, la'f,
a call Of the House My, NC, In
quorum, aud the comm, ,ss'l log',
consideration Of tho mi 'II''' ThNl
fore q when It 'o,s, .S a. .' ''.ch -
o. all pending sm'ajmrsal.' '.as Dip
TO lie reported to In llsv'' '@i u e.
establish q navy yui am a' M
was ,icS, taken Up And ,s ~oGgoa, u
which the committee ,o, "' WY \
progress IN that bin, AMI WV 's'
2lhef b,ll,'o the House, sA,cSEYSr,1,
laid ASIDE Tor that purpose ''' va
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As far as we have seen, the democratic
party acquesce, with almost perfect unan-
unity in the Baltimore nominations. The
New York Evening Post is the only paper
bat kicks.-Pic. a.E ...', :. :.
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PoLlrIcM PoErRv.--The wing wue, of
New York are already singing H'
... ... Poke, Poke, .....
.gs. 1t is very great joke
As all offset, the democrats Of Maryland
ore singing the following distich. .'
.. ... All sorts Of folk " -a
Will vote for Polk,
And with them we'll beat Harry Clay 4;
Whate'er you think, it is no Joke,
The nominations ofJames X. Polk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-02
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHlLDkEN--A Pro
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

'HE greatest discoyey in medical science that OF NJ M
Desomeaux Pafs lie has entirely exploded the gems
rally received opinion Of the existence of ncuabe sey
(cxcspt indeed OF maor which
extremely re The inyar Bile and UNIVERSAL success Of
Elixir Cordial IN instance OF producing that OF
hsth which ssu'ta in the wife becoming blessed mother
who for pinned chdles loneliness has fully establish
the use Of the Prosreanve slizir Cordial 1t Habis
the tfsn OF complaints fro excess Illness on
inprudepce is great and nvarabe its recommea
dation The fame OF this wonderful Elixir Cerdia well
tablishe sale Of more than fifty thousand bottles and PACK
suncep evidence Of its excellence aad the estimation
which Il - hsld IL pleasant and agreeable
1ne undersisaed tbs orJ authorised asen, FOR
Try.
Price 50 a bottle.
FOR the convenience OF those residing out city n. u.s.
gcdiits composing the Elixir Cordial put up packages
Tor by mail with full direction for preparing
Pnce OF package 81, making three bottles.
All letters must be postpaid, and directed TO
Dr. +. MELVEAU, bsx2, N. YORK city
m2p I'm D&W%m Office i2s Liberty st.
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~ DOCTOR MORRISON.


~ DVCIOk MJhKIsON eoasiaass % be consaissa Coo.
IN cases IaIea,
iy UonoIlhsna," ne cnes three ihe
ment witnout PAIN In the worst fors Of Structure
NEkvUTs AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This anecnon and the tan Of evils resulting from secret
habit IN YOUTH inducing
Innate mp0terey are radically cured by d. M palhUic
cal sysIe nealhy t0as ssa
enstatng its ongmai xuarsasd or 10
N. B.Dr N. holds communion with medical pssssndss
who ciaiu g Dc SURGEONS as he s pehaps, the qhsa
2vs1s tGiton Letters postlid,
lee, Will assure neaicins and advice
Once zos1s Fultons aeir Grvenwtch apio 2n~rc
DR. M LaVEyT's eatlre new method Of in,ertag Arsn
the United winch will superior
cstion, aud the desirable requisites OF teeth,
bracnx the piincipe OF atmospheric
tent. onglnay insoauceab, hn 1885, REcrNx
mas eysf been iniGoauced IN Dsntr.ty II
original 'sstn-f any remain and tne adaptation hsld
hrmiy 70 the gums, without pressure. ps
removed for Cleansing with the perfect
thar the pubic NOT be- deceived BY
Dr. Levett assures those artificial eeth
s"ssSs peesaI 70 %.s sua uaaSo rss 20 snv v a
those OF his been
Ladies aud gcutlemen viii 10 July satisfied on tbe, call
ing at DR., Levets office, No. Wv Broadway corner Of
ssn :rseI VINO win %os snsuiy clearly do
win Dr. Levetts and standiug
highest authority sclence we'll as The opn-
Ion o1 81 ss o 8 | q rs PaSs Shs .sa
corner Of W auen street. uS ln.~sc
Botters, Coffee ana spice Dealers SacHirg aaa Ink
fanny CULUa.ED LABELS.
S!SiT;s *. t sTx T work in the
executed in tho Ds:. style Of the lowest
p0'''' s''h r,s, No. .,a.s G.s.
ma 1m*ro removed from " slrrsz
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READ WHAT SKERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MIR DAY. boot maker, No % Hillary s.rest. Brooklyn,
Iva suffered greatly for eighteen months with emaciaton, %
bty sickness Of the oach loss Of apSets shooting pains
bowels his stomach neeced aOs every kind OF food,
He had been attended by physcans and
for monts BY the proasso Of tho Uacrsty, and ell to
On readag Shermsn Book descriptive Of the syIaptoms
Of he thought they his he purchased boz
OF hermans Worm LoZcngcl few doses bfough
Judged about oil anA entirely cured
mufude Of simila cases might be sanoned where chill
thing gave relief ba! shermar,, Lo1eae.;
SUMPTION all cured By SesnAAS Cough Lozeages
thun any other known re,edy They aAtsy the tickling
few seconds, and enable those alneted with the
haYrassing coughs sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eastnond and hundreds
thousands their happy others the
efficacy Of Shermans Cough Lozenges. for headache,
palpation, owuess Of Spirits sckness and lassude
HON bodily mental exerions and for the wonderful proper
of Shemans Poor Mans Plaster which costs but I'm
warranted for rheumatism and lunkago
pun weakness the breast side, back Of the
body Ask for Sheman Poor Mans Plaster and that h
and his fac mi with directions for the back
There great worthless aons hawked about and
sold by unprncpled drusgi:t Remember TO get Shenan
bedeceived. -
OF Shermanv Warehouse il Nassau street Agenuz1
Hudson cor iss Bowery Ger Spring; East Broad
way. la Brsokyn, Mn Hays . Futoa and Mountana
Drug $50 Fulton Smson Prospect and Jackson st.
In jersey City, Randall Grocer. In Newark Trppe
and David Bryspn. PhlsdephsZeber Goa Ledger Build
gs. Bcston-RcddinR Co.'S 6atsst. Aba1y-A Guthrie.
AtapwIY Hall DIS
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10 oe my prepafntions nib jaw lmsec
NO THE you harry eScresences, conceal
ing broad aad elevated forehead have the insight
aps o. beard on your upper ps If you have super
the Poudre subtle invented by Dr. Fes Gounuo will
uicky and forever eradicate without the injury
ssc0ora0n u your skinsths be satisfied o. by
ing the ted Doctors Office all doubts of
tne Mtsle being humbug will quickly Fer sale only
Al 81 w lker street first from the Of Broad
per here be had the following articles all
an'e The celebrated Italian Moderated Soap for all
otehss pmpes freckes tan, morphew Itch rcdn
aowness roughnes of the SKIN cbappsd hands, face
Or muqut0 bes its ELECTS immediate in the wsshng OF
Children In aayng all irritation aud ckang its properties
really astonishing mother should
be without acike One cake so cents sufficient and
rant the money successful Be your guard
against bold imitation and buy where else but
Gnuraud's Eau de Beaute, True of beauty il
well known aud approve cosmetic for healing
tying and beautifyng the EXON and by dill pro.
prrties preventing the formation Of banshng
when present, 81 per bot.!e.
Gouaud Hair Dye will change red gray HAIR to beauti
al dark brown black without ning skin
ne Whl.ser and Eyebrow Dye % cents per bottle,
Gonrauds blanr d'Espagne, or Spanish Whie gives pue
fske alabaser whsness aud snoo hness the skn-ve
om All ingredients and entirely annhiating
mon chalk and flake white Put up elegant boxes as cents
Buy where else bat 81 Walker STREET LIs store from
the corner Of broadway where will be fGSnd
The most delicate and choice feumery imported from ali
paris
AsenJordan, Milk street. Boston; 7s Chestnut street.
h,ladelpha; Robnson Hauisburgh Hernitch, Lancaster;
Seabrook, Prnceton: Trppe Newark; Tousey Rochester;
Caswe,l Lockpon Smith PALMYRA; G1gs, Hamilton
or, Newpnr; Careon Lowel Ives Salem; Hodge, Newbu.
yplrt Preson Portsmouth; Patti Portland Guild Bangor,
LUTHER White CALAIS setn Hance Baltimore; selby Parker
Conn; Bull, Hartford 4. c. Ferre, Middetown. "'''
mis- I'm dy&wyrd
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BECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY
SYRUP

THE opinions OF lusOus powerful influence
with tbs generality of mankind, and although
hibir certificates autographs from either President Vice
uopns when necessary this American p.odaeon known far
for influenza, &C., pains kdneys and liver complaint
submitted ths notice of insgeut public. ihe
commentators Of Ia humble liie-poyr
IL good eharetsr and should louder
than the bought certificates which daily
spers efficiency kidney complaints has gained 70,
numerous ri-nds aud could refer II the
respectable pysicianS Of for their Of
sgrntlsmen wnoss standing their proeslon have
them highest rank Bee nnons Compound Pulmonary
syrup for the cure OF astnma pains in kdneys liver com.
plains Influenza, colds has been
established by merit,
to compel the proprietor place in different
ons Of the city, where the demands tor IL be
the easier answered.
II all the principal druggists city and may
DO had wholesale retail Of the proprietor.
r BhCANNON, 50 Vsstry &C.
Sam Palmer 1866 West street. or James Tsrrant drugRst
266 Green wch, corner Warren st. mi5 lm.m