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S424 20
Difference,

Striking as the above contrast will APP
pear, 1t falls tarshort Of showing the whole
amount of difference between the cost Of
printing the matter Of which said volume
is composed, as printed and paid Tor under
the former law, and the amount which the
same printing would cost according to The
proposal of Mr.. Scott.
All, or nearly all of the matter which
enters into the volume of public documents,
is first printed in pamphlet form, for the
use Of tnr General Assembly; and the same
type. withoO. being distributed, is simply
transposed into book form lor The volume
OF public documents. Under the former
law, the State Printer charged for all such
matter, double conposition--Ih7t Is 10 say
he charged 80 cents per 1000 ems for he
composition of the pamphlet edition, and
the same price again for the composition oil
the same matter tor the volume Of public
documents; although the matter was in
fact set in type but :once. Again; in re.
gard 10 mary OF these documents, extra co.
pies were ordered TO be printed, alter tbs
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From which it will he seen,
that the composition Of laid vo-
Iump, printed and chnrgcd ac-
cording to the law Of last Sos
sion, would amounl to only 500
pages, or i.2l2,000 ems.
The press-work on said VOL
ume, if printed and charged &C.
Cordlng to the law Of last ses.
sion, would be Us follows, 40
sheets printed or both sides, l6
tokens per sheet-768 tokens,
and 5 tabular sheets printed on
one side only, 8 tokens per
sheel--4O tokens--8O8 tokens.
The rule and figure work,
counted according to the 'aw
OF last winter, would amount
to only 1870 pages, or 1875 900
ems, instead Of 657 pages, or
955 900 ems.
So that the printing Of said
volume, according to the act Of
last session, and the proposal
herewithsubmitted, would stand
as follows:
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Difference, Sl53 90
1t appears from an exa-
niination Of the State
Printers accounts on
file in the Office oil he
Auditor of State, that
the printing otthe bills
OF the last session of
the General Assembly
amounted 10 the sum
OF S3.s1s 10
If the saving 10 the State
under the proposal
now under considera.
ton would be In pro-
tio.I, on the whole q.
mount # bills printed
for The la,t session, 10
the saving shown as
above on said SO bills.
(and it CQ1ll not vary
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Composition, 500 pages,
or l,2i2,000 ems, at
35 cents per 1000
ems, 1924 90
Press work ,48 sheets on
both sides, & s sheets
on one side onIy-3C8
tokens, at35 cents per
token, o82 30
Rule and figure work,
1870 pages, or 1875, 600
ems, at So cents per
1000 ems advance, 68 25
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By Boteier, Dom, & Co.

INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNI-
Il TURE, Plated and Britannia Goods, China
Glass, Crockery ware, &c.-On Wednesday morn
ing, January 2lst at III O'clock we shall sell, on
the second floor of our auction rooms, large col
lection of superior mahogany furniture, China
glass crockery, &c, consisting in part Of
Sofas, sideboards, dvans, dressing, and plain
bureaus
Marbletop centre, and sofa tables
Mahogany chairs mahogany rockers
Mahogany and painted wardrobes
Mahogany lounges, mahogany, cherry, and pop
lar bedsteads, hair mattresses
Cane and wool-seat chairs, mahogany and painted
washstands, French China dinner set
Tea sets, toilet sets, basins and ewers
Pitchers tumblers, wines, and champagnes
Plated cundlestlcks, Britannia tea sets
Plated and japanned walters, clocks &c.
With many articles not named; all of which will
positively be sold without The room will
he comfortably warmed. The ladies' are 'particu-
larlY invited to attend.
Terms: All sums of and under $40 cash; over
$40, and not exceeding $780, from one 10 four
months; over 500, from one to eight months, for APP
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest. The arti-
ces are now ready for examination.
BOTELER, DOM, g. CO.,
Auctioneers.
Will be added, 80 American and English solar,
lard, and oil lamps
Also, several pairs of silvered girandoes and
gothic hall lamps.
Jan. l7-sM&T BID, g. CO., Auc,'rs
VERY RICH CHINA
We this day received an invoice of fine China and
crockcry, which will be added to the above sale
We name in part
gold and painted tea set, 10 pieces
Gold sprig tea sets, 3D. 81, "a, and 46 pieces
Gold and green coffee cups and saucers
Gold band fruit baskets
A variety of rich inkstands and card baskets
Gold and painted nurse lamps
Antique cologne bottles
LAVA flower pots
White French China, flown blue, and drab-bordcr
dinner sets
2magnifcent toilet sets, 25 pieces each; with other
articles, all of which ordcyed to sell without
regard to price. Bargains may therefore, be ex.
pccted.
BOTELER, DONN, e. co.
Jan 10 Auctioneers.
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THE DAILY UNION. IE-

embarrassing as II occurs at a season Of the yeaf
when accounts arc GENERALLY balanced W the riier-
canule interest, when the precise accommodation
they may require should be calculated upon, with
out the risk Of aller arrangement The branch OF
The question is irrespective Of the consideration OF
the ru.c or the arrangements Of the has, session OF
Parliament respecting the railway bills left pending
being upset by dissolution
the MARKETS.,
EDShqE stoeK AND MONEY MARKET, Dec. "a
The tendency OF pubic Secu.itiC: IL rather d0wh-
wards the natural result Of state Of uncertainty.
ConsoIs have been last done for money at 95i, aud
for the opening, ex div, al 925. Reduced three
per hsve been ssl done at 92i the three and
a-quarter, new, a., and Exelitqusr bits 2i'
prem. Bank stock has been done al 2Ol
LltIe can he said of The railway shares, further
than that the transactions have become sui more
limited, Prices are at the same time rather droop-
Jog, for the reasons above stated.
LIEERFOOt torToH MARkET, Dec. 2.-Our
market has been less abundanty supplied with
American cotton this week, and the decline OF "a
per To-, noticed last Friday in good ordinary aid
middling qualities, has been regained. Brazil and
Egyptian heavy of sale, and 3D. per ID: lower
Surats are without change, and Sea islands also
American have been taken on speculation.
The prices declared by the committee Of brokers
this week, for fair Cottony are Bowed AID, Mobils
I'D, and Orleans 4 ID. D.,
LONDON CoRE EXCHANGE, Friday, Dec. ~ -
For the past week our market has been completely
parallsed by the statements made in the Times az
10 the intention of ministers to propose an lmne-
diate repeal Of the corn.aws. The trade is still stl
kept In perfect suspense IN consequences OF the resg
nation OF ministers
In the late interval Of absence Of demand, almost
all grain has lost value, but II is difficult TO say Ia
what extent sellers cannot promote business by
any reasonable concession TO buyers. We are
therefore, unable to make any other report than
very great depression and prices nominal.
Liverpool Com EXCHANGE, Friday Dec. Ia
The resignation Of ministers, reported here In The
afternoon of yesterday, served 10 place the trade II
still more anomalous state than before. AT ouT
market this morning, however, the holders Of wheat
seeing no use in pressing sales at further reduc'
lion, adhered rather steadily TO the rates Of Tues
day, succeeding In the disposal of few parcels OIL
Irish new only, all other kinds Of both new and old
remaining nominally without any quotable change
in value.
Flour, of all descriptions, being very unsuitable
to-day declined at least Is. per sack; and barrels
in which no busidess was apparent, may be consd
cred somewhat cheaper.
All other free articles, in the absence Of demand
were rather depressed in value After the close Of
the market about 5000 barrels Of States -four,
der lock- put up to auction in lots; but 2Ss. ant
Cd being the highest price offered, refused, and
the whole subsequently, Withdrawn at 3Os. Bonded
wheat, without inquiry.
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copy Of the foregoing resolutions en- The subject Of
Oregon be sent 20 each or our senators and reprc
senatives ~ Congress.
Upon motion OF WIN l.. Ross, Of CaSs,
Resided, That the warm thanks Of this eonvsn-
ton be rendered 10 the seversl democratic editors
hroug hoti the State Of Indians, EJ their able sup
port Of democratie measures, snd that through their
presses mainly must 20 forth the information which
shall open the eyes ofour honest opponents 10 iue
understanding OF their O,sn and our principles.
Mr.. Hathaway, from the committee for that pur
pose, reported an address, which was read aud
adopted
"a motion Of z. d. Cruikshank, Of Franklin,
ReSofpsd, That the convention appoint state cen
,ral committee, to consist Of thirteen members; a
quorum OF WHOM shall reside IN the county OF Mar
0n aud serve as such ustl their successors cho
sen.
The following persons were then seyerally nomi-
mated by the convention, TO be members OF said
trial committee:
John Cain, chairman, Horato ]. Harris, VIII
lard B. Preston, N. b. Palmer, s. w. Norris, P
Drake, X. Mayhem, y. Hedderly, j. Nicolsi, D
Mcfarland, Powell Rowland, s. Z. Perkins, p. NJ
Kent.
On motion Of Mr.. Cruikshsnk, Of Franklin,
RtsOlrsd, Tha, the thanks of this convention are
hereby rendered TO the officers for the manner in
which they have discharged their respective duties,
Rtsotsed, That the democratic editors Of this Siats
he requested to publish the proceedings Of this oou.
yention in their respective papers.
And the convention adjourned sine die.
Il. TANNEHlLL, President
JONI VASDEvLER,
JoHE FLtESoR,
JoHS l.. RoBIssos,
JAsIEs OSBORNE,
JAmEs p. DRAKE,
JoHs LABERTEW,
A. M. PUErr,
Jous NELSON.
Alley. MCDONALD,
Wa. RocKHILL,
Vice Presidcn,a
D. ECKeLS, Secretary.
l.. +. CoyRGTos,
JoHs u. PErTu,
GEORGE w. LANE,
Assistant Secretaries.
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ELEGANT PRESENTS.-To the ladies' and
T. gentlemen. GUlON Of I73 Broadway, New
York, importer Of Paris goods, has opened at No ,
from Sd street, under Gadsbys new hotel, Pennsyl.
wanna avenue, Washington city, an assortment Of
rich fancy goods, of Paris and London manufac.
ture, consisting Of the finest articles only, CON-
prising the assortment usually imported by him.
Fine dress fans, from 81 to $50; ladies' workboxes
from SIS to $50; ladies' and gentlemens dressing
cases. from IS to $751; papeteries and portable desks
Lubns, Curtains, and Prevost's soaps, perfimery,
perfumery, and cosmetics; fancy note paper, en-.
velops, DC, from 50 to $40 per ream; Chinese and
English chess-men, from 81 to $50; large music.
boxes; gold-head canes gold Pens, gold pencI.,
embroidered retcules; rich purses; Rodgers & Sons
knives, Rogers's scissors, &C. Of the frat quality
only; portfolios; papier machee work; silver and
gold mounted riding whips; brushes, combs, &c,
of tortoise-she and buffalo horn, the newest Paris
style of head ornaments; odor boxes, toilet mirrors
French, English, and Chinese curiosities, and fancy
goods too numerous to particularize.
Being the principal house in Broadway, New
York, no person may suppose any article misrep-
resented, sold at but a moderate advance from
the of importation. All are requested TO call
and examine the articles, and the same attention
will be shown, whether for purchase or examine
ton. Jan l9-d3m
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
NJ Office is Hereby given, that meeting Of the
~ stockholders Of the Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany will be holden at the "Mansion House"
tBunkcr's,) on Broadway, in the city Of New
York, at ii o'clock, a. m, on Wednesday,
the 2lst day Of January, instant, for the pur--
pose of choosing president and directors Of said
company and trausacting other important business
connected with its interests and future management.
w. W. C tRCf1 Trustees.
The National lntelhgencer, New York Morning
News, and Journal of Commerce are requested TO
publish the abve until the day Of meeting.
Jan. 1876
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THE subscriber having enlarged his store on
Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th, for the pur-
nose of doing wholesale and retail business, has
received from the Baltimore and New York markets
the following goods which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms Champaign, madeira, and
port wines, in wood and bottlesi Irish whiskey,
brandy Jamaica spirits, and gin, with a gen
eral assortment of family groceries. All Of which
have been carefully selected for the Washington
market,
NIB All goods delivered free Of charge in any
part OF the District.
Jan Is
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NEW YORK AUCTION NOTICE.

WYNN. KOBBE will sell, on Wednesday January
w 81, at II o'clock, ut No. 46 Beaver street.
SIS Real cashmere mantlas and ladies' cloaks, plain
and embroidered, now landing, an entire new ar
tice, and well worthy the attention of the city re-
tail trade
1875 Turkish fine silver, gilt, and enamcled brace
let's, latest style
Ian I6 '|
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Jan. l9

THE IVORY STATUE OF CHRIST will be
Il exhibition in this city during one reek only,
from Thursday, p. M, January %, at the frs,
room of Concert Hall building, the right Of en-.
trance.
Admission 25 cents, day and evening
Jan, 80
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A CARD.

Coisman's (yNaionai) Hotel 6h street.
S,AMUEL w. TUCKER is now selling splendid
- French embroidered vestngs, genuine needle
work, } lower than they can be boughtin New York;
aso the very best material for genilemens apparel,
made TO order and warranted TO III, at the lowest
living rates; also in store most splendid assortment
of crayats, scarfs, gloves, stocks, handkerchief,
under garments, and ready made clothing, allo for
cash.
Jan. l9-mt&w'
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POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO NIGHTS.

POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO NIGHTS.
Monday aud Tuesday, January 10 and 20,
AT APOLLO Hall.
SIGNOR BLITZ, grateful for the very liberal
~ patronage he has experienced in Washington
respectfully announces that he will repeat his enter
tainments on the above evenings which will be pos
lively the last OF his performances, previous en-.
gagemcnts precluding the possibility of remain
ing beyond that period.
The entertainment will embrace upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED ILLUSIONS-VENTRlL
QUISM.
To conclude with the dance Of
THE SIX DLN:vER PLATES
Admission IS cents; children under II years Of
age, accompanied by their parents, half-Price.
Tickets to be had Al the bookstores Of Messrs'
Fischer, Fsrnham, and Taylor and at the hall.
Doors open at 7, TO commence at u
Jan I7-9
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JEFFERSON'S WORKS-CHEAP-Th CON-
j plete edition, edited by Thomns jefferson Ran
doph in four volumes, octave, in full leather bind
ing; price IS so. Published at twelve dollars in
boards. For sale (thrce copies only by
FTAYLoR.
Ian 10
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North AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JAN
~ UARY, 1916, this day received by F. TAY-
LOR, who will have the work regularly forwarded
and strongly enveoPed TO any post office in the U.
States. Published quarterly for FIVE dollars per an.
mum, payable in advance F. TAYLOR,
Jan. 10 Bookseller, Washington.
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Two THE LADlES.-The subscriber has just
Il received few of Mrs. Betts's utero abdominal
supporters which will be sold at much less than the
original price, Ivy GUAM,
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r. HE LAST TIME.
DR.. HOLLlCK'S LECTURES ON THE
nRIGlN or IEE

ORIGIN OF LIFE,
illustrated by his calculated l6 models Of the ma
ternal and paiernal structure, &c, Tuesday, We'd
nesduy, and Thursday, January, 20, 81, and %,
Pumb's Daguerrean Gallery, Concert Hall.
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.
YOUTHS NOT ADMITTED.
At y o'clock, p m; doors open at o'clock.
Single lecture, SO cents; tickets for the three, al.
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EAIRFAX'S TASSO, Godfrey Of Buloigne, or
L the Recovery Of Jerusalem, done into English
heroical verse from the Italian Of Tasso, by Ed
ward Fairfax, reprinted from the original folio edi-
ton Of the year 1900, edited by Leigh Hunt price
81.
Hazlitt's Lectures on the English poets, volume;
so cents. F. TAYLOR.
Jan. 10
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BY SPECIAL REQUEST,
A course female diseases, &c, will be given al
ii o'clock, a, m, same days.
Doors open at TO- o'clock; admission 25 cents.
ron LADIES ONLY.
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". B.--Dr, Hollick's book on the origin of hfs
or philosophy and physiology Of the reproductive
functions, may now he had Of the booksellers or at
the lecture-room of DR.. H., illustrated by 10 coloed
plates. Over ten thousand copies have been sold
in the last two months. Every adult Of both sexes
oughtto read it, price 81
Jan l7-3f
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PROSPER M. WETMoRE,
Navy Agent.

Jan. l9-law2m
The Intelligencer, d. c.. Pennsylvania, Penn.
Republican and Sun, Baltimore Enquirer, Rich
mond Va, will please copy, and send bill to navy
agent, New York.
Jan. 49,
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On Wednesday last, at the council that assem-
bed at Osborne House. Sir Robert Peel and every
member Of his cabinet rendered the resignation Of
their respective Offices, and these designations her
Majesty was graciousy pleased to accept.
The Queen has since intrusted to Lord John Rus
eel the duty Of forming new cabinet. His lord
shin appears to have received the very earliest init
nation That his services likely to be required,
since we find that, on Tuesday morning immediate
y aler the arrival Of messenger from London, the
noble lord Quilted the neighborhood Of Edinburgh
on his way south. Yesterday Lord John Russell
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August 9th, 1876.
fPUBLIC-No. I'll

AN ACT authorizing the inhabitants of township
one, of range thirteen east, Seneca county, Ohio,
to renquish certain lands selected for schools, and
to obtain others in lieu Of them.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
pes of the United States of .4merica in Congress as
senlbied That, the REIMBURSEMENT to the United
States by the proper school trustees OF township
one of range thirteen east, Seneca county, ONO.
Of all the right title and interest of the inhabitants
of said township to the east half and northwest
quarter Of section eight in township ten south, OF
range nine east containing four hundred and eighty
acres, and Cedar point, on Cedar island, In Lake
Erie, containing thirtyfour acres and elghty-nine
hundredths of an acre. heretofore selected for them
as school lands under the provisions Of the act of
twentieth May, eighteen hundred and twenty-siN,
entitled "An to appropriate lands for the support
of schools in certain townships and fractional town
ships not heretofore provided for" the said school
trustees be- and they are hereby, authorized to Sc
lect and enter free Of cost quantity not exceeding
five hundred and fourteen of the lands belong
ing to the United States within the limits of the late
Wyandott cession, of any of the land districts in
the State Of Ohio, in tracts conforming to the sub
divisions into which the lands shall be represented
on the plats of survey: Propided That the selections
hereby authorized to be made shall not embrace
lands upon which the assessed improvements of In
dams have been made
SEC. 9 .4nd be II further enacted, That when the
lands here authorized to be selected entered shall
have been approved by the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry, they shall be held by the inhabitants OF tie
township herein first designated, by the same ten
ure, and upon the same terms, for the support OF
schools in said township, il they had been select
ed under the provisions Of the before reced act OF
twentieth May, eighteen hundred and twenty-six.
APPROVED, August 9Th, 1916.
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fPuBLIc--No. 70.l

AN ACT to authorize the constituted authorities OF
the county Of Polk in the Territory of Iowa, to
enter quarter section of land for a seat of JUS
tice.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
Tires Of The United States of america in Congress as
ssmbed That the constituted authorities of the
" of Polk, in the Territory of Iowa, be, and are
hereby, authorized to enter, by legal subdivisions,
the quarter section of land upon which Fort Des
Moines in the Territory of Iowa, is situated upon
paying to the proper register and receiver therefor
one dollar and a quarter per acre: Provided, That
the seat of justice of said county Is located said
tract of land.
APPROVED, August Stb 1886.
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TPUpLIo-No. 72.1

AN ACT authorizing the trustees Of Tymochtee
township wyandott county, TO select lands foI
schools, within the Wyandott cessIon.
Be IL enacted bv the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires of he United States Of .amsricd in Congress as
ssnbitd, That the school trustees of township on,
south, Of range fourteen east, in Wyandott county
Ohio, be- and hereby are, authorized to select anc
enter, free Of cost, two hundred and twenty-6v,
acres Of land, within the wyandott cession, or o.
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PU.LIc-No. GO
AN ACT to enable the Secretary of the Navy Il
purchase the right of using Mlx's patent manager
stopper. -
BE Il enacted BY tS Senate and House Of Rtprtssnta
fires ofhe United States Of .Amsriea in Congress as
ssHbisd That the Secretary OF the Navy be, and be
is hereby, authorized TO purchase Of Mrs. Am
Mix, widow Of NJ. p. Mix, late master command
ant in the navy, the unlimited power to use ma.
chine called "manger stopper" IN all ships-of
or other vessels belonging to the United States
Provided, An assignment thereof can be obtained a
a cost not exceeding three thousand dollars, which
sum ia hereby appropriated, to be paid out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise aPpropris-
ted.
JOHN w. DAVIS,
Speaker eJths House Of Representatives..
G. M. DALLAS,
Vice President Of the United STATES
find President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, August 3, 1886.
JAMES X. PoLK.tl
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Il OsT-A roll of bills, amounting to about $500
IL The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at Coleman's Hotel, where description OF
the bnls viii be furnished. .
August 13-3t
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[BY AUTHORITY

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST
SESSION OF THE TwENrY-sINTH CONGRESS
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AN ACT 70 grant certain quantity Of land to aid
in the improvement Of the Fox and Wisconsin
rivers, and to connect the same by canal, in the
Territory of Wisconsin,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

HVTs
For the eeciua OF scroua erysipeas, rheumatism,
diseases Of the skin, and oil other affections in
which it would be proper TO administer
SGTSdPdriIid.
IN regard to it there is but one general opinion,
whole Matena Mediea there
which concentrated medicinal virtues Of remarkable
and combined with several other vegetable
(which form the hedicaed sarapara it. have been
much increased aud t superiority the different preparations
already confirmed in various Instances.
Becoming widely spread the county must
Of all other preparations
for the " the class Of deas.s Many highly
respectable Certificates from physicians and other individuals
Of toe proprietor tssfynE IT. efficacy and
ordinary Remember this SaEa
psa prepared ~ regular physician AMI not to be cassed
quaeEsL For sale, at VI per bottle, by
je % GAYNOR WOOD.