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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
Sale at Auction,

" Will sell at pubic auc.Ion al the MARKET
House in Evansville, on the 22nd day OF
february next, two FIRE ENGINES and a
Hook and Ladder Wagon, il the same is not dis
posed OF before at private sale. A credit Of six
months will be given by the purchaser giving
security. BY order OF the Board of Trustees OF
Eyausville. HIRAM NELSON,
Jan 30-3t Marshal Pro tenn.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06
THE 4wrnrIHn

The s%ubioined Message was communica.
ted TO the House ofRepresentatives on Wed
nesday last, by the President of the United
States:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-02-06

3 S hereby given that the undersigned has IA.
a ken out Letters of administration on the ea.
tate OF Robert Stubs deceased, late of Wander.
bHrgh County and Stale of Indiana. All ner-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested 70
make immediate payment, aud those a--g
claims against the sa me ars-nessrcu N srha
fAA-Aastlanh
Jan. $685. MARY STUBBS. Admrx.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
MAGNETIC REPELLANT.

nR A. POWER, member ofthc Royal College OF Surgeon,
- OF London and Edinburgh and Of the principal Colleges
OF the United States and for several To the late
Sir Ashley Cooper be condentay consulted al his pri.
vate Offices No: ID Chambers street. New York upon all
diseases OF delicate naurcto the treatment Of which he
has con,ned his practice for the last u years.
Syphilis Gononhra and elects whether recent or of long
standing cured ~ few days. without the use OF mercury or
copava no charge made ' -
sticurr which, of al Diseases the nsidous
commencing and se,ty advancing where existence
even deamt OIL producing the iamentabe effects upon
the mind aud nervous system of the patient Some of the
most prominent symptoms prostraton the natural
Ees aversion TO society and the involuntary escape Of
drops oi water, after adjusting the Clothes subsequent
70 voidng urine Hundreds OF have been successfully
treated upon my newly discovered system of Magnetic Repu
son thus avoiding the ntoerabe pain and great danger ae
hant upon the rash Introduction of instruments.
Sell Pollution morbid habit arising with the
Perienced and when once contracted dIuu to
producing III many instances diocy loss of
PAINS ~ the back aud oins emissions
and stey the sufferer is speedily enabled under my treat
nent subdue TINS ermcous practice and the system
stored by
Balm n
fluor Albus Whites Distractions and Suppression of the
Menses aud all diseases OF the female sex have received
large share OF my research and attention the only oue
fed practitioner who has had the moral courage Ia
The eprcism which fesriuy prevails in tins mos ne
Icctcd branch Of medical science. ~ -
On the doubts and fears which often from marriage
and on all other matters connected herewith may be con.
suited with the most honorable regard integrity
Patients at distance will please be minute as posi-
Post Office unless paid
Offices No ID Chambers street. between City Hall Place and
Chatham street. Hours from A. M. to 10 Pm.
aul2 lmfrh
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
Medical Card.

DO c L y M q K II 5 q N,
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 2o4I Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentiAy
private Diseases which he without mercury
saint diet pursuit Recent cases, Particularly Gonor
rh@a he in 10 days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain or nco1venence to
the As the Of Structure analogous with
those of other affections OF urinary apparatus but
should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practtioners ,,
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the rain Of evils resulting from de
strucve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ult
mate impotency radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological
principles, by restoring the system healthy and
charge.
n B-Dr NJ, holds communion with medical pre,enders,
who clam 70 be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon ia the city See his diplomas his Office
2o Fulton street Letters paid and fee will
Office 20ils Fulton street. near Greenwich New York Omen
from Al Nj. to 10 M dsiiy sIe inf
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
The CrOps.

ne Coneordd InteHigeneer OF the 9th inst, says =
rain which have done much damage to the cotton If
these rains have been felt widely any thing like the
severity with which they came down here a considera
BILE difference in the Drop will have been produced by
the weather Of the week.
On the same subject the Parish journal Of the 26h
ut published at Minden, the parish of Claiborne saws
the corn crop in that section is good
Three or four weeks since says the Journal the cot
ton in this section OF country looked we'll and large
yieids were expected but those expectations are
not realized aud cannot be- for since that time there has
been continual drought. is now said the present
crop viii be but little better than years. which was
halt crop
The Baon Rouge Go=ete of the 9th inst SAYS The
peauiin appearance OF the crops weeks ago raised
the expectations OF planters rather too high The
long drought had considerably weakened the plants and
The late showers with the intermediate hot sun has been
very injurious. In fields nearly half the p nts are
withering away, and planters will be very fortu
nate II they make wothTds of what they expected to
make few weeks ago
The ,Herandria Q.a) Democrat Of the 9th ultmo
says that the caterpillar had hitherto spared the cotton
crop IN tha parish and thinks that it will not make its
appearance this year. '.s -
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

misses are deserted of his family, excepting son Of
sixteen years, who with such friends may voun-
Twill remain TO guard the house from the thieves
the return OF his father.
Scarcely has the gloom Of our city dissipated of
one fearful tragedy, il is darkened by another
We might mention other dreadful deeds committed
in this connection. But the act OF mind unhinged
is not crime, however dreadful the act
may be, but il is misfortune for which we can
entertain no other emotions than sorrow and COM
misseraten. In the untimely and unhappy fate of
Mrs. Nicholson, these emotions are particularly ac-
tive and acute large circle Of friends, in which
she was accustomed TO shine--a large acquaintance
by which she was universally esteemed, will long
ceased
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

PRESENTATION on Mr.. LisBoA.-The following
speech addressed to the President of the United
States OF America, by the envoy extraordinary and
minister penlpotentlary Of his Majesty the Emperor
OF Brazil, on the 18th September-the occasion of
delivering his letters of credence:
Mr President have the honor TO deliver TO your ex
cenency the letter of the Emperor, my sovereign by
which his Imperial Majesty, in raising INV diplomatic
rank has been pleased to nominate me his envoy ex-
states OF America.
Mr. President, in adopting this resolution. the Empe
ror Oh Brazil has been governed by the strong desire
which anmaes him TO cultivate and rendap n31 e !,
possible, the relations of friendship and good under
standing which already subsist between RI - ~ ~
United States Of America ''' '"u 'ne
having resided IN this country upwards OF four wears
as minister resident OF Brazil and having during al tb
time been honorel with repeated proofs OF Kindness ana
consideration from your Excellency as well as from
your predecessor and haerng my self that have de-
served the esteem OF the several members of bot hi
meta, as well as that Of the citizens with whom il has
been my good fortune to mix agreeable intercourse
am most happy Mr. President that the Emneror mo e.
veIegn, has again honored me by making the organ
Of his sentiments Of friendship and goodwill towards the
United States.
nwin be my duty to fulfil the wishes Of the Emperor
all my efforts to preserve the confidence OF
your Exceency and OF the Cabinet and to render
sen agreeable to the people Of the United States
,, rHs PREsiDENrs REPLY
w .u rephed to Mr. Lisboa, that he pleas.
Cd 10 learn that his had him o tbe
ralk which ne so well mered of envoy extraordinary
piehPoteIsiy to the United States The
here for several years past minister rosidt s ~
government he had become personally and fayorabIy
known to the members OF the adminstriion OH M ~ D
sure that selection could have been @ ne was
acceptable TO them. "s'eeaoie or
Tne President requested Mr. Lisboa TO express - -.
sovereign the gratIfcation which il aforled th p
dent 70 receive Mr. Lisbon in his character OF envoy
aordnary and minister pleniPotentary, and to assnre
MN oi the anxious desire OF the United States thai th
ieiaions OF snity and peace subsistng between
the TWO countries, may be long continued
:, Gt, Mr. J. G. de tIganere Morao, the Minister
nesiaenl oi Portugal here, gentleman long and
avoaoiy known in our country, has been created
py ner MAJESTY the Queen of Portugal the Comm sndeur
~ Conception Union = ' o''''
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
Brighton Ca,,Ie NorL.

sbaa market 100 Beef Cattle A25 Stores. aooo
staiaad nee osttle-Last weeks prices were fully
we quote extra So 25 first quality s5 second
- 70 "a 10 Third quality, 50 25 a 4 i'' 'o'Seoohd
"a. - '"iee years old SIC
81 30 az " va Sheep from
Swine-Shoats to pcddle g. 81 and 3c sows. ana -
and A. for Barrows old Hogs 81 81 and 4Ic Iu Az
from $35 to sc. - az retail,
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
New Bedford OIL NJorket

- lror the week ending September 49, 1887
cpeIms mere has been good demand durino IN
& &t een ana saies oil crude have been made TO the exi
@ ., ABOUT lsoo ools-2oO bbs at 80 cents; lot of 100
oos y per c. c. head) at 80 cents cash: ana on satr
day ana today 80 bbs at prices not made public Hold
ers OF handsome oil are, however now firm at 40 cents
"hhe some parcels lair are Offering at S. We notice
large sales OF manufactured Sperms al 92 a 90 cents
cash Tor winter and 49, cash. fall Large transac
terms. - Pii'd'e
WHAtE-Ihe sales since our last are b75 bbls
" coast at ~ cents 300 bbls selected do at 35l cents
and 700 bbls for export, at 3s cents cash ''
IMPORTS OF SPERM On, WHALE On Avn Wu,,rro..
INTO THE UNITED STATES THE WEEK ysptSo
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
Third EDITION
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,

IN certain delicate diseases in which the best and most
~ convenient Of in the panest possi-
BILE manner 1.-THE prescriptions used the authors practice
beng given without reserve giving also clear aud faithful
description OF several disorders frequently
for veneeal, which afford wide field for extorons and
decepons OF well known Boosting class OF people None
but those who have had peculiar of Judging
possibly imagine the and of deception
which exist this subject the suferngs both mind
and body they entail society To be had only 81
ireenwch street. Price 81 (lt may be by post
bound.) -
r. g. Aware of the opinion general entertained of those
who obtrude their skill the public tmsudes G whom
almost paper) considered duty give
the following statement the ground which this little
book claims especial confdence:-
Besides the authors rank Graduate OF Edinburgh &c-hs
former works medicine, viz, The domestic Guide to
Medecne which has passed through several editions Trea
tse on Dyspepsia the Epidemic Cholera &c sc he has
tmona letters from the eminent physicians OF Europe
of this city, Dr. Physck of Philadelphia, and Others and
which is most gratifying has permission to refer almost
every physician ofeminence in the city.
" The author has lately observed that several preendes
have nearly initiated his advertisements and title Of
hs book they could do but those should
ly happen be mlsed will very detect the posture
SD lm+m
NEW YORK COFFEE SALOON, 2l7 Fulton street,
The proprietor of this establishment would inform his
friends and the public generally that he still continues
vide for the of the
His waters and the different dishes served
lhot cold may be desed tptop STYLE aud
the whole the beauty of the thing is, ta thing
good and cheap sl2 lwtnc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18

LivsEPooi-Steam ship Caledonia from Boson-I VIII,
Ms l. wight aud chIid Mrs M Il GeIIibapd, Miss h RI
ISd ser,snt I anam6ersia Charles Miner, Todd
Anrbemon, q w White, Edw Belknap, A N Jafray Mr Vol
81 ~ hpu,jpaeken, Gillian, rstrie Z II Lyman W
Wy hladepha; Won Groniug, Richmond Va; fenncnt
dmg,na' David Stewart, Strange Master Strange Man
f"lst siS, ellis Haggns and friend Glasgow; Berry
Mlss Jacobs Mrs Chapman Mrs Hill Mrs Ross n ISohegan
MKeo,ieS Ms ,S5ihs,rman Hy Wright, Mlelh Georg,
'o'' 'onn iooin' WIN Evans, Halifar-l7. Total S.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
DIR. MARSHALL HALLS

nR. MARSHALL HALL. of the most ceebraed Physi-
~ Europe the discoyerer of this valuable
isnow used his PRACTICE among the nooy OF
uo"sa 1 M III; uo =, A. .;a ~ ~ % u -, fiyy instance where
suits IL to the of such complaints
quick and wonderful action such that codnss mbecity
cannot remain in the system that under It's influence half
early indulgence in solitary habits have fallen into
chronic debility.
Constitutional weakness brought by tnduged
in by young This when frequently nduged in, the
limbs, and small Of the back confusion of Intellect forsetfu
papiation OF the heart society,"
emacaton are the symptoms of this disease elects whites
obstruction of certain total mpotency and barren
removed by this medicine
PHILLIPS s. BOYNE, Agents Forwarded to all parts Of
the United States. Price Sc boe6 bottles for So Sold
al Duane sl3 lmtr
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.

nNE box Of these invaluable Pills are worth all The ousok
medicines advertised Tor delicate diseases Let the
unfortunate rest assured that there
ng these Pills TO be speedy aud radical cure for
Ce.t irrtaon OF the Kidneys &c They were for several
years prescribed by the celebrated Aberneby m ali The
o. the aboye diseases la the stage usually
hcientto effect cure few days In chronic
stages obstinate glees &c they equally ceran having
cured hundreds who had taken other medicines for months
whch tended more TO destroy the than
disease They never leave the subject the
weakness which so frequently after using other med
cines lhey nave no unpleasant taste smell and
akng them might frequent the refined society without
having their misfortunes suspected.
For sale at Apohecaes Hail. Catharue street and l27
Maiden lane. Price 81 per bor. 50 ntmc
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
WMLLiM ARNOLN. M-D-- nEN1IST

ESPEb TFULlf informs his friends and he public that
he continues the practice Of HIS profession n, usual al
n,s W. rs,denee No Warren street DR.. having for many
1 street attention. 20 me diseases Of the teeth and gums
sna We operations incident thereto aud especially 10 that
~id necessary and useful the filling OF teeth with
" pes W his rare 0bd attention 10 give general satsfac
m hh t p15tlcnlar branch o his proessontJ his success
u,a,,ni, ue and increasing patronage land which he
s-atlpny acknowledges abuud,rfiv testifv I,psn
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND JAPANNED
WARE

ft Subscriber has received from his nanufacory
- large snd splendid assortment of Grandoles in Gilt
p,ohD ana SILVER, tnnIred with fine English Cut Drops.
Also ven superior quality Of Solar and Lard Lamps van.
Gus patterns with Cut and Plain Shades Chandeliers contain.
,nS aud lights suitable for Parors Churches and Ho.
te Also, large Of Gothic LanthornS for Halls
WIN Gut aud Stained Glass which he will sell al wholesale
and retail, At reduced prices. -
JOHN w. MORGAN
-. - lji Fulton street, door East of Broadway.
NBOn hand, 20 dozen of the Doric Lsmp for Camphna
q hyperion make and finish At very low nrcn MI
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
VI A r l T M E H E H AID.



Irwin.
Ship Niagara, Cole. New Orleans, Johnson \ Lowden.
Barque industre (Nor) Adzlew. Amsterdam w Weisser
Bsrque Reine des Anges Gaudeleu, Laguns.
brig Napoleon, Calef, ST John, NIB. Arrowsmh& Wheeler
Brig Leader, Br) DAWSON Windsor, Ms.
Brig Netsmora Gates, ST Marks. r. ID Hurbut & Co.
Schr Ashland Bradley. Belize, Hon Bunker Place.
Schr Select. Gray, Newbern. NC.
Schr Tuscarora, Dearborn Richmond, N l. McCready
Schr Wilder. Bryant, Boston, y w Lewis.
Schr Friend, Lowell, and icor, Hallet Boston.
Schi Cornelia, Faulklin, Boston.
Sloop Proof Glass, Blydenburg, Providence.
Sloop Willard. Dennis Providence.
Arrived.
Ship Warsaw, Walker. l2 days from Sydney CB with a50
chaldons coal 10 lnnes Co. 18th ult 40 S. Ion II no
the outward passage fell in with the of sch abo,
$50 TONS both aud waterogged painted yellow
with white blue and red around newly
pantedcosd Ann of New York." on her stern IiJn
doubtedly the Margaret Anu, before reported / -
British brig Ready Rhino Patterson DAYS from Wind,or
Ms with PTS tons plaster master ''
British bris Arethusa Card 10 days from Windsor MS with
plaster, TO master.
Brig Thomas Cope; Meiman, 81 hours from New Haven
III ballast, bound to Phade phia "'
revenue cutter Lesare Captain Frazier IS hours from
the Delaware Capes. = ~ '
Sehr Coaster James Virginia, wood.
Schr Sally Ann Potts, Fisher, Berlin, corn
Schr ENira, Roberts, Stonington, in ballast
u Telegraph reports vessel in sight at sunset
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
EOLIAN HARPS.


NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
ANCoeman's oan Atachmentto the Pianoforte Tor the
entire UNITED States, (evcepng Massachuse announce
the public that they prepared supply Panoortes
WIN tins improvement attached attach the
modern matte horizontal Pianootes IN regard the durability
Q. ,his yenton &. prepared satisfy pre-.
JUDGED mnd their critical examination experience
warrant them N the assertion that the "Holan will
IN tune In any climate and will be affected by
OF atmosphere The most satisfactory given with
each instrument. - -
the public invited to examine the "Hoan Psnofortes
their wareroom No aio Broadway opposite the Park
where also may be sbund of 6 and Octav
Ianotoes both rosewood and mahogany 6m.r
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHr.
NEW AND INXAIIlA BILE DISCOVERY hni

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being Ii
quid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair to beautiful brown black without injury to the hal
or The great superiority of this dye consists its
mode oi application and eect-all
requiring from ten TO twelve hours produce any change
superior excellence will be every upon
application. " e
Extract from the PHILADELPHIA Daily Sun "AIErANprR's
TRicoBAPHEThe effect of the above the truly
tonishng It yesterday our Office and the change
from gray to black ssantaneous.
For sale by Rushton Co druggists 40 Broadway 10
tor House and 86 Broadway; OF 4th streets Aspn-
WALL s6 William street johnson, Moore Taylor Maiden
w Wright Co Cedar street; and Of the
druggists throughout the United States soleage
X. u q. a. WRIGHT % South Fourth street.
1mfm PbiladaIpb;a
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
MUSIC.
A Rare Opportunity Of acquiring Thorough



~ II DERWORT, Professor of Singing Guitar and Piano
Forte has opened class for Young Ladies' from
age whom three of his daughters
he proposes to thoroughly instruct in the of Singing
Mr. Derworts the result Of many years observation
and experience during which he has taught
many London and New York His method cannot iail
part to his pupils clear perceton and thorough
the grammatical principles music with the ability har-
nonize any simple given melody.
Parents and Guardians invited call his Rooms l27
broaaway, when every inquiry will be answered
Terms $50 per annnm payable quarterly advance Les
sons three times a week
frivate instruction as heretofore. ale lmsrh
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
DIR. POWELL, nj. D.,
OCULIST' and OPERATIVE SURGEON

A TTENDS eycusiveIyto DISEASES OF THE EYE and
a 10 operations that organ. His method of treat
lug AMAUROSI has been highly cessul This affection
Is frequently far advanced before the suspicious of patient
are aroused the disease often without any apparent
cause ana the eye exhibiting little morbid change The
more prominent gradual obscury and impair
men OF vision objects first looking misty conused-in
reading the letters distinctly Defined but each
otier-von becomes more and lndistinct;
only portions Of objects being visible dark moving spots or
notes to float in the flashes Of light ac
companied by giddess and Of the
brow or temple too frequently by neglect mareatment
terminating total loss Of vision. s'
CATARAcTs AND OPAcTIEs Specks the Eye eec-
tualy removed The lnyeteate of SQUIRTING
cured IN few minutes ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with
out an operation or ainso closely corresponding
vice given the knd of SPECTACLEs adapted to par.
ner of Warren street.) au2s imsec
DQCTok CORBITT, Member of the University of New
lork also msmber of the Medical Society removed
ms oice IRON 6 Duane street Oliver Chatham
square may be consulted confdentiay all diseases OF
delicate nature Strangers Informed that the Doctor has
exclusively confined his practice from being
iaen OF certain classes Of Diseases thirteen years In
n- city OF New York which his
Inc annals Of medicine do record than
be ound IN his practice The Doctor the
against the OF has thousands victims
tecent cases removed in three four days
tem Those protractsd and mareaed have been
under the Ieatmers ,ysicians less experienced will be
sure to nd prompt relief by calling Dr. &. practice OF
many years has established the Doctors reputation skill
respecbity Structures the Doctors profound
on medicine may be had to prevent certain disease
any Of its forms. Open from7 A. NJ. tol0P.M.
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
HAIR kVORE

all its branches Ladies' Wis.,. haic xt; r,,,, ,ut
Cu,si Bands Brads, &c &C. to suit anv shade of
Aiso,a large assortment OF entemen'. Wigs and Scaps
a and shades OF the best quality 10 be ound on hand
tlats27 Broadway ' " ''' D'pD"saE - "a soS's
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
Sales or Stocks at Boston.

SErI l3FIksT BoARD12 sis Merch Blk oa,l 100 Island
RR 615s i64; H0 Western RR g6t do w yy g7. oo G
6lm 97a97 us Wilmington Rk 51Sajl4 COO do sled jS Ia
do Is. 49, 80 -
do Wilmington Ra bolm Is. '|s' =
The New York herald., 1845-09-18
Il L a D I Il Z + y L l. q W / n 4
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
UOLLEGE
OF "a
medicine and FnafmacV
95 NASSAU STREET.
nj T. ID C Al l. ADVICE


PRIVATE DISEASES.
'HE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicns
continue to 6e patieus a,tenon 70 ali Se,es
nature and confidently promise persons requiring
Te
@ Of ,. to the G9ss %
andtme may be thus avoided One Of members of the
ia EFGre fer d The eyre q oss complains attends
az o tsSgs GoSRS FRI
,onal eaong have forwarded them chest contain
ing all medene Iequsite to pcrfcrm radical by
acuon aud treatment received elsewhere II any, and en-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
T3SG Ike sspits' sa' SGsss
1y y nG SGf'
remedy for impotence, siehy or barenncs unless depend
sarc bottles 81 each casss Of half dozen -; carefully
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
md al mocoTrn ulcnl, discharge. the ars,h% Thes:
ShSe IN Ts are BY their celebrated INVENTOR
orsr S 0sss'si tss ,ss %
ay &c 1n o & with
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
the permanent cure of primary secondary ayph,is
ues uss o nss or any
a as s ssys s. as s,
braed Alternative. ' . 'osuS WV
Sold i single 6ges 81 each cuses Of bsf douenm
EXTR6sTs OF ss sSSsApA gSS9
RILLA, GENTlAN 4 Nd SAS3AFRAS
pREPARED by the New Yo,k College Of Medicine aad
rharmacy established for tie oppression qnackey This
eined and highly concentrated possessing ali 6c pur
lying qualities and curative powers Of above herbss conf
depty the College infinitely 70 any
extract OF sanpra at before the public and NAV be
relied on as certain remedy for all diseases from nm i'm
nre state oe blood such scroa salt heu rinsworm
., Ulcers pain IN the bones joints nodes
mercury. '' ~''~ '''"'e'oo' "A'''
Sold IN single bottles nt ycsr,sAss
=, IN cnses OF half dozen bottles, ~
ore dozen "a
Eases forwarded 10 all parts Of the Union.
NB--A very liberal discount TO wholesale purchaseu
iaSWfs w. s. RICHARDSON, M. d., cxs.