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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

"a Farmer" apostrophises US thus -
"Gen'leinen-l have written the above with the hope
OF its being pubshed-of that care no, a straw hu,
for the purpose OF calling your attention to the communi
cation OF hmeienss. have always thought ii the poor
people Of the county had friend who would stand up TO
Us in the hour oi need that John Hamden Plea
SAINTS, and shall be sorry Ia learn differently"
We conscious Of having done nothing TO forfeit the
good opinion Of "a Farmer are very sure we shall
do nothing IN future.
He compains-but is best to let him speak for him
sell:
To the Editors Of the Wig:
'ientlemen-l have been render Of your paper 1.-The
Wing for the last years. during part Vi the time
subscFbeT have on all the great questions which d.
vided c two political parties acted with the Wings from
conviction that they were in the right: but sire II a wri
ter the signature OF Ameens in the Wing of th,
iih instant, expresses, in that the sent-
men's OF the Wing party, then Wing! have
long known that there class in this State who looked
upon the peope-thc hardy yeomanry Of the country
linen who get their living with their hands, ans not
by the sweat OF Others iace,n low vicious and gpn
rant; but sirs never knew that said class belonged exc
siyely To the Wing party, that the Whik party was Ien
uhed with Arsocrucy-Or, ia other words with the would
be Mobility alias purse proud, ignorant sweed heads OF
the land III II such be the case, let US know it.
FARMER.
We remember there n piece signed as above. bu,
nothing OF the nature Of its contents. We hope A
Farmer" does not consider endorsing all tie sen.
nenis which others express through IN, columns of this
paper, which has permitted the largest practicable a
tndc II discussion to all. That would be hnrd rule in
decd. and an libera return for liberal extension of
piyege Nor is it reasonable that he should hold
the Wing party responsible for the opinions or un-
considered expressions Of man when too, thu
man is not known to We know nothing of any
class IN this country that look upon the Yeomanry as
low, vicious and Ignorant Nor do we know Of any
AJstOerdey We should like one sort Of Afi.,o-
crncy exist little extensively than it does that Of
worth knowledge and talent but asure our cor.
respondent that there hope Of the realization Of this
wish Every day witnesses decided declension in the
power and influence of that kind Of Aristocrlcy, and
the growth Of the spirit WHICH, no distant day. will re-
gard with tie Jacobns Of France, any omnence of VIZ
tue. talent aud knowledge. any superiority Of fortune
a cr.me against Liberty aud Equality. We think he may
dismiss oil apprehon,iOns Of an drisoe,sey!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
cNctNN ATTt wApReT t,o.v On

Flour brisk yesterday and al the receipts bought
the Canal as3j3 SIS and 81 clear being advance
Of about cts per Dbl the previous days ssesales
from Wagons s356s3,57. This advance 10 owing
chiefly the light receipts here being extra demand
there is aso good stock IN store.
Whisky 10 dull OF ~ cts. with besvy receipts.
We notice sses ~ 900 bbls Country Lard in Iots s
Canal, Of $3.50. 56e snd SIS per 100 bis The loves.
So ssl- - sH.Ilis4 Nl.ili4l'N 49,. q IIIssl
W. a... - 80 tlr lr 60 " rrfsls ID IVY
areN riI ~ ....... a... rrII a.lsnf
yes a afssfT aft II II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
Mr.. CabsI and fis Coumon Co.yeI ~ P;,B-s.S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

wshavc received from Messrs. Nash & woodhousc the
following works:
1. Reply the Mission aries nv R,.h,
Sou,hgate.
=. The Too Apprentiees by Mary Howett-a tale for
youths.
j. Recent lmprovemcntsin Arts Manufacture and Mines
by Dr. ure-a work Of great research and earning-of
high Practical usefulness.
T. The Life and Correspondence OF Dr. Amold-Profes-
sor OF Modern History in the University of Oxford-A VOL
umc containing much interesting Information
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Qsssfieas addressed TO tAe "Im~sdisfisfs."
10 TkxAs INDEPENDENT On MORT
TUESDAY MoRNING. JANUARY ss. is.,.

Qsssfieas addressed TO the "Iw~sdisfisfs"
h TkxAs ISDErkSpESr MORT
Certainly they will and all reply-Indepe ndent dc
fsese and De tsrs Of al the world.
But gentlemen xationiss, rather
do you not contend that Texas part the United
and always has been since the Treaty Of 1903 when she
was ccdcd to the u. States a part Of louisiana
Yes contend for that too.
Will You be pleased reconcile that contradiction in
iennsf
This is OF course impossible yet this the precise posi-.
ton occupied by the Tyerian and Calhoun Democracy
with breath says the Missousn they maintain the
absolute Independence Of Texas Of all the world and with
the next. claim the whole country still own-in ef
feet declaring the Texans all rebels against the United
States"
II Texas is independent d. Jare and de faets rs Prcs
dent Tyler cenended in his last annual Message she clear
y cannot belong 10 portion OF the original Louisi-
ana purchased by Mr. Jeterson and have by ecogniz
ing her independence clinquishcd territorial caim If
she 10 not indpeSdsn have formally acknowledged
she is she is still province OF Mexico 4, volt which that
Power has right to Feconqucr she can: Again. il Tex
independent how she be admitted into this Union
BY legislation since admit her Of necessity inpe. the
exercise OF the treaty making power confined expressly to
the sdcnt and Senate the exclusion OF the House of
Representatives IL she is independent she belongs
still 10 Mexicotha is, is only revocd province which
Mexico by the laws OF has the night to reconouer
Where thc-po~er in Constitution whether by the
treaty making power, the legislative power or both TO
admit the territory Of another nation that nation refusing
her consent And what is il in reality but eoaque,f-tbe
unusiihaole substitution OF migh for rsAf-a cowardy
attack by asironger Power upon the rights OF weaker
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N. v. MAKRET-Jsn. 25-2P.M

N y MNhHtT-Jhns 10 Y. VI.
The sales Of Cotton to-day 400 bales at A ct sd.
The letters not ye, Sorted and business has
really begun.
Flour i firm; Genesee and ell good Western si,75.
Two csrgocs o Southern sold 46c So bs rye 66s
Gle; Ons 32a33c.
There is in pork, prices the Lard Is
In high favor and for parcel Of Ohio 7c has
been paid.
Clover aud seed better for tho nsws;he prices
OF yesiefdey are freely offered but not accepted.
Butter and cheese firm on the news.
Whisky 22a23cts.
stocks are rather better Sterling bile 9isO prem.
Jsuy Com.
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DIED..

In Winchester the l4th instant, the venerable OILED
WAITE. President Of the Bank Ut the Valley Distinguish
ed through long life for his probry man. juri.t and
officer, and for his Christian piey. Mr. Waite had resided
in Winchester for more than fifty years.
On Monday, the 9Th instant, Mrs. MANIA MIrfLsToN.
The friends and acquarinces OF her family, requested
to attend her funeral her late residence near the Ca
JIG Church, this evening" O'Clock. without farther no
iice.
on yesterday 100 O'Clock. a. ~, Captain WILLIAM D.
WREN, IN tIe sir year ~ HE
Hts fnend and acqainances requested
raj Al " O'clock s Day from his late redsnce Fnnkn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
cHARIOTTcsvuIg coNvgNrtoN

We respectfully suggest the Wings Of the Abemsrle
Con2fessns District that IN proposing this Jay week the
DAY for their District Convention they have appointed too
early one. Besides conviction that the first Mon
day ia March tAlbemshe day will be full early
several gentlemen from the District unto the wish that
that day be preferred and therefore take tho liberty
Of proposing the amendment
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Singular Legislative Occurrence. tn Loui.iaus


The N .. Ttopic OF the 10th Contains the follow
ing Legislative notice The Bee is Wing, the Republican
OF the Young Democracy" the Courier Of the old Hun.
kcr Wing.
Quite amusing occurred yesterday in the House
oil IN consequence of attempt quite char
asicTsc at Locc;ccos postpone the election Of
fnnter The Senate met the House in Joint ballot at the
hour agreed upon no A. NJ and the General Assembly
were about proceeding when Mr. Gayarre and
submitted letter from j. Bayon, editor Of the Courier of
ieng TO do the State Printing for thousand dollars
than the fixed BY law. The President of the Senate
promptly notified the member that such proposition was
inadmissbe, nasmuch could be only acted upon by
the House or Senate in their respective capacity. Mr.
Downs immediately moved hathe Senate should withdraw
AID tais singular and move was sanctioned
by msjoriiy.
The House was thrown into great confusion by this Nm
expected occurrence. Mr. Se commended that the Senate
had violated the resolution for the election State Printer
by leaving the Hall OF Repre- and that House
had perfect night to proceed with said election II the
SENATE suffered the coates; by default much the
worse Tor them This option was, however, declared on
at order by the Speaker aud the decision Of the Chair
sustained by tbs House After considerable
aud nnumerable notions Mr. Gardere proposed that the
Clerk be directed TO inform the Senate that the House was
ready TO meet that body for the purpose eecng State
Printer This motion prevailed by large majority and the
eoaserp fathers" who appears. the meanwhile had
Iepen;ed oi their inconsderae haste forthwith descended
to the Hall OF Representative.
Mr.. Winchester nominated Messrs. Magne and Weisse
oi the Bee" Mr.. MoOe nominated J. Bayou, of the
Courier and Mr.. Howell proposed Messrs F.rguson
and Besancon, OF the "Jefersonan Republican," On the
hrst ballot the vote stood:
For the Bee, 80
Republican, "a
" Courier, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

correspondent at Lynohburg inquiries why we defer
soong to continue the discussion commenced IN favor Of
caliugs Convention, before the meeting Of the Gouefs
Assembly, Oura u that have been overwhelmed
10y matters, not u greater importance bot
We sh' speedily the subject We hear that there
i fair prospect Of passing bill authorizing the sense Of
the people 81 be taken in pril.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
BOTETOURT RESOLUTIONS

We recommend these admirable resolutions admirable
IN 'entiment and syleto the county, and sincerely
hope the good example they set in memoazing Congress
on the subject Of the naturalization laws. will be extensively
IOlowed and u the LsgI.lature the 9Th resolution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
THE OLD HERO CAUGHT.

Il predicted that when Gen Jackson raised que..
ton Of yersciy with John q, Adam. on the subject Of
their respective concerning the Wcssy by which the
Sabine River vas made the boundsy line of the United
Safcs that he would get worst ofu The following
o. . aeal 'Hfsi1sIsfT Noa FtAtt 80 nft1 rsfn n
- Al 80 t9Isaal iNi =, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
SPEECH OF Mr. CLINGNAN

We conclude IN This county paper Mr.. Cliogmans
speech disclosng We venture ssser smount, extent
and "ndHeiy oi established ADD undenisbIe fraud be-
fore exhibited IN sny county " the Globe While shows
the dsfeputobs and disgraeefu methods by which tho
Wings were Defeated IN November the lave beaten down
and the real voice Of the American People aside
and suppressed IL Tovots the soul wi tho depfasiy Of
human nstue, sod NUT 1Isrm every we'll wi. her q this
country 10 pefeeivs Che hsgst 70 which corruption bss al
,i.,sa .,,.-s. ss5,.si - - i6u "a Sifio ssaJE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

COMMISSION ~ RELATION To THE NATURALIZATION Lawi
he following gentlemen, appointed by the judiciary
Committee 81 the United states Senate under the anne.
cd resolution Of the Senate this morning the office
Of the United States Marshal and organized.
CHARLES II. PITTS,
SAMUEL BARNES
GEORGE Az. SPRECKELSEN
They appointed LEW FAHSEsTOcK Clerk to the Com
mission aud agreed To meet Monday morning next at
~ O'Clock. IN the Grand Jury Room the o. S. Court IN
The Masonic Hall.
The following is the resolution Of the Senate under which
the Commission Is appointed:
Ia Senate of he United Stai,s
December 20, 1874.
Resoioed, That the Committee on the Judiciary, to
whom was referred certain resolutions IN relation TO the
eNpedicDey O amending the naturalization nws. with pow
er to send for persons and paper be also authorized
testimony by commission IN relation the scvern matters
embraced ~ these resolutions.
Attest, ASBURY DICKENS, Secretary.
fBsff Pat
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ready reached la the infancy az the Rspse paslslins
a. does the sbomnsoas VI Rome IN the les, stages ef
her decay and so,ssnssss.
A correspondent ssys:
~ "Ricnsosp. Ian. ~, as.
10 ns ESifws Of ns Wlis.
"Csndemsa-I have Just finished all Of Mr.. Clneusas
speech which would like TO zee published in pamphlet
form. and placed In the hands Of every Locoloco the u
Satss To the patriotic, intelligent and disinterestcd Of
mat far would appeal for impartial decision, and In
the confident expectation that that appeal would bs
vsin The disclosures overwhelming. and of them
selves sufficient iniame public indigestion at the out
RACES pracused In the last Presidential election beyond
durance. l."
We sincerely wish that the idea Of our friend could
be carried into execution. and every in virsinis put
In possession al these startling disclosures We have that
good opinion Of the Of countymen Of ali par
ties, ss to believe. that they could the truth
ally exists, that they would system Of fraud and
Sainy, which. allowed gather force by success and
IMMUNITY, must finally aud rapidly overwhem the liberty
and institutions OF the u. States
We have already appealed and we now again solemny
appeal to the Democratic party eventually equally into
rested with their opposen in the purity Of franchise
unite with them in finding remedy for 50 Disgrace
iu To national character. and inevitably destructive Of
the Government Let there be for once Of par
feeling. and let all unite the patriotic and ,iruous pur.
pose Of es'emina,ng this crime against Law and Liberty
Mr.. CaSsiI and tis Co.mon Csunei Of Riek~ssd.
We are requested to (as indeed officially appears
IN the proceedings OF the Common alD that the Of
that body unanimous, with exception for yielding
obedience to the will OF the People. voting for Mr. Ca
bell.
We seize the correct q misspp rehensou of
many caused by the phraseoogy we employed
That Mr. Wiekham had resigned his in the Coun-
Gil the power Of Proxy previously conded to him was
meant.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

Two correspondents from Essex reminded that we
have ten days ago, closed columns the subject the
wish to discuss; having been brought end in the
House Of Delegates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

Ma. CLaY-Ifal during the late campaign. who SANDER.
ed Mr. Clay should be oversken by aqusm Of conscience
have ueubt that the literature Of the country would
COVE many such additions The following, which we find
in tie Boston Atlas Il Marhnsbmg Gazette.
A LIE RETRACTED.
desire publicly express my deep regea in view Of tho
great injustice done tho Hon. HESRY Clay by the
lion made by myself, Of having him bet horcraoe
Sunday, and employ this method Of counieracting
for able the injustice done him and the Wing
cause. ID. NJ. KNBALL.
Easthamton Ilec. al. 1914.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

FOR HIRE.
A FEMALE house servant, Just from the coun.
n ~. Csrpcn,er sDd hrst Dining serani and
Carnage Drivers Cook, Washer. &c. LEWIS Hill,
CoLetot n GeDeral Ae'L over
ssas-Iiasassfa rill-oI sIt sW co'apgsssqds ssorr
zee 10 rsstsssf - ~ D. ssi l.tf,f t rrs tatas
% cceIitI m oFt r.aIl b. ..rf ~. 80 =
r..Ia a.m FL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

We decline publishing various letters and communica
tons the subject Of the central Improvement and in de-
fence Of Mr. Cabell. as being now superluous.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
CULPEPER.

To TUT EbroRs oT rHf Wms.
BY your last paper see that the Hon Sam' Chiffon has
declined being candidate again. also fear possibility
that split mey be mndo in the district avoid which
would prOpOse, that convention bo held nj Warrington
ou the oh Of Safch next propose that tine, because u
will give al the counucs opportunity IN relation
TO the matter, 81 their February courts.
Respectfully, n.
Euipcpsr VI
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To ruE EplroEs " Tur wpo:

To rHE EproRs % rus Wgs:
To TnE wHigs % NINTH oJxgEEssipxAL pisrRrr.-I
sec by the last papers that the Hon Samuel Chiffon has
declined being candidate fuf reelection. Permit me to
propose MAJOR Edmund Broadus you az hs success
Msof Il. = al present the Delegate In the Virginia L.gs
llute for Culpepet County. AZ 10 his business habits
md his capacity to perform the dates incident repre-
sentative ~ Congress, he will loe nothing 10y comparison
with sny getemon that may be proposed the convention
uOr lpresunIe there will be Conysntiol)
CULPEPER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
no CORRESPONDENTS.
For the Bee,
" Republican,
" Courier,

We publish to-day the important intelligence from
Mexico, alluded to yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Ric IA nm ond.
HrgA Water as Gav at u s'eisel A. ~

HgA Water tas Dag at ~ SsLoeI A. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schr Meridian, White, Portsmouth, IN. H. sundries TO
Rankin & Whiilock.
schr Richmond, Thompson, Corson, New York. sun
dries.
schr Hylander, Prince, Egg Harbour. ballast.
SAILED, .|H
Schr Commonwealth Freethern, Boston,
Schr Velasco. Barnes, New York.
Schr H. w. Candy, Candy, Fall River.
BOSTON, Jan. 23.-Ceared. schr Wave, Kelly, Nor
folk City Point and Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-28

Now, were my friend Kennedy, any lover Of BADGE
ebry, removing Ind he earned for his bones such
honours Pnynes have received but Jeesons not yet
Mr. Richie might make him excellent Goblet and sell
his knuckles Tor Tobacco coppers his grinders for
dice, his fiba for flies whistle along the raggnmuinry
under Gen Richos orders. Witty yet amiablc;
rs u knowledge, but practically imaginative but full oco.
mon sense; successful author, but yet an invariably
sound potican keen debater, yet never descend.
ing To personalities; a and true party man.
but free from all individual rancour, and commanding the
personal goodwill Of all the better of his opponents
John Kennedy has long since renounced oil hope mon.
ument in the Westminster Abbey Of Blockhcadism and
BlickguardisnI. But who
k1Uwsl He has, TO be sure, commcmoraed, in "Tforse
shoe Robinson" certain patriots Of the Rtchean sorsnd
hine lila idekTymG but cannot he expiatc IT, after the
Rchienn fashion by turning - something than To-
ry-a Jacobn Though he had committed those Deadly
Sins that in their number certain persons
Principles, yet he has been guilty Of the Unorgvon
Sin Of pronouncing that Gcn JacksJ would IL elected
prove 10 the county," surely, II he will make due
aionemcn and grJvel like the Enquirer; il he will cancel
by contron the uniform decency and dignity Of his and
offend by being Statesman, he may yet win the
psnegycs Of those whose praise censure and in short
think that II he should wish the poserior trumpet Of
Renown to be blown for him be will choose Mr. Richie
for his trumpeter IL SECRETARIO.,
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; ssSss w. $50: s',''' 90 r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24
Signet Of the
imperial will.
Sso (Signed) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary to the Legation.

The five ports in the Chinese empire which the treaty
opens to the commerce Of the United States-EDToa.
Isl Wing, of the Imperial House. governor general Of
Kwang Tang and Kwang Sc. director of the board Of
vce-guardian Of the heir apparent minister and
commissioner extraordinary of the Tsi Using empire
makes this communication, SC:
Whereas, former occasion, with the honorable
envoy negotiated ard settled treaty of amty and com
merce ana fortunately received the august Emperors
inunctions to the operative boards who have ratified
the same, due notice whereof has been given by me-
the minister. This is record
have now received the august Emperor's reply to
the presidential letter Of your honorable nations august
President and, behooveth me, the minister, APP
point two high officers, (Hwang) the provincial treasu
rer, and Chow the commssary TO take and deliver
to ORR Parker, the officer whom your excellency de-
puted to receive and transmitit
After excellency shall have received it, request
you will without delay respectfully present to the
President in order to manifest perpetual amty and
concord = on this account make this communication,
and take the opportunity OF presenting my regards for
your daily increasing happiness. As is requisite make
this communication.
The foregoing communication is to Caleb Cushing,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlenpotentaIy Of
the United States of America to China.
Taon kwang, Gath year, 18th month, 10th day. esd ia
nuary, 1850
(Signed) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary oft the Legation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-24

I6@x NOTICE TO BAKERS AND OTHERs-For sale
in good part Of the city. A good chance fora
f
g%,hsd Hssi:
Bro 4. bubble he, 70 s % %
il The house; the price Of billiards l2 game
Week % ss @ Gw I ss
TIE right 1ny body who wants to come in at late hour. will
"A TO LET-Ihe NEW HOTEL now finishing at Ho
sI lie 4 ADJACENT s g the IL o
Az N NJ. i:s
S aaa hs
IA FOR SALE OR TO LET-At, the nine mile stone
m vs each with sn
front and stables and houses finished in the
The other houses each finished above.
ro ao sSS T o sss aa, r with
of andthe house well finished with marble nantes and
the houses have gardens, well laid The Manhattan
vs stages pass the every hour IN the day ENQUIRE
the l55h street. Kingsbridge Road ieii 2w.m
HORTICULTURAL GARDENS,
FLUSHING HIN S;, LONG ISLAND. NEW YORK;
Of Roses Aasas Ca%1,eas Psl.rgoni9ms
variety q Stove and Greenhouse Plants.
Flowcrng Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Dahas, &c. &c.
sn d noi ssI. are 70
Having large collection of Geranius bloom they
will be sold low from three to four dollars dozeu
Transportation OF GOVERNMENT STORES
Sealed proposals endorsed" Tanspn will be received
By the subscriber h office IS Water street until Friday
Ss sy ss Sis to to Sa
Yard Pensacola Fla Ten fair weather working lay days to
Ss allowed at each port for taking in and dischagag
No ss
. Navy AoENrs OFFIcE,l
New York June co. 1875. : je2l law4w re
THE WONDER a. BLESSING OF THE AGE
THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
LET EVERY NAN, WOMAN g. CHILD
w Liver Complaints, Asthma Bronchitis. Whoopine
Tickling in the oat Nervous Debility Papstion of the
Heart Broken Constitution from the abuse caomel
cherry prepared by the celebrated Dr. s%ayns
Of Phlsdepaall others spurious and mere limitations
preparation from this valuable trse~Dr swayne's Gompoun
'S nsss Mass corner Of and jon,
streets E. B. Warner eos Blocker corner Of Mneta
and A. Sands Church pspeas,5y 1873 BSwsy
Cook Baltimore street Bamore; Andrew Oliver and Co.
X; Mrs. Hayes brooklyn; p Klene S. Louis; VIM Thorn
20 sS's Ii Rsa sae@ oS ,: e: 9
1ekus and Pp Troy New York.; spaiiSs and Harrington
fsspss York. oodn,n yis%sb%s a' Miss Iaia
as i Cohen SS
Charleston, s. T. jel9 3meodsrh