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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
Late from, Mexico.

The Hon. Mr. Sldell left The cily Of Mexico
10 return to the United States on The i7th jan
nary. The passport for which he applied was
refused by the government, bu, be was fur
nished with an escort to Vera Cruz. The pass
port was refused upon the ground that be was
not Special Minister of the United States for
The settlement Of the affairs Of Teras--his ap-
poinimenl being that of Minister Plenipoten-
tiary, which was in violation Of the agreement
made with HerIera's government, TO receive a
Special Minister for special purpose ouy.
The Corpus Christi Gazette, extra, contains
intelligence brought by despatch, which, if any
reliance can be placed in it, would go TO show
that Paredes is endeavoring TO raise heavy
force to act against Texas.
On the l4rh of January, the Minister of War
issued an order for all the unattached officers
(nfciales suelo>) in depot 10 repair immediate
iy 10 The frontier, and join The army concenlra-
ling upon the Rio Grande for the defence of
their national rights in Texas. The present
number of these officers is about 5000 These
alone are sufficient 10 oifice er an army OF l00,-
900,
On the same day, circular order was is
sned by The Minister of The Interior 10 The Gov
ernors of Departments or States, that all the an
cient presidial cavalry, regular troops, about
5000 strong should be Immediately mustered
into service for the invasion of Texas and de-
fence of The Rio Grande
On the 18Th January, Gen. Paredes issued a
circular order 10 all The Governors of States.
that within forty days from that dale they shall
furnish the necessary quota OF men 10 fill up
The army Of invasion TO a war complement
10000 men. The present army does not ex-
ceed 10000. The troops now al The capital
are constantly drilled with view TO act in
large bodies.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
The Oregon Question.

The debate on the Oregon Question in the
Senate, is still progressing. On. Thursday las
strong effort was made by Messrs. Webster,
Calhoun, and several Other Senators, 10 have
she question taken On The subject of giving the
years notice 10 England to ,erminste The Treaty
OF joint-occupancy, bu, The particular friends Of
ihe President were afraid 10 NEE, it, and il was
therefore postponed, and that body adjourned
over TO Monday. Ii is now conceded by every
one that the question ofsnotice will be passed
by handsome majority. And what may ap-
pear somewhat surprising 10 The Loco Focos,
many of the Whig Senators are more anxious
their own party.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

On Monday evening the ID inst, al his resi-
dence in Siroudsburg, after an illness OF SIX
days, DANIEL STROUD, aged 70 years,
months and 10 days.
The deceased was member Of The Soce'y
of Friends. He was favorabfy known by a
large circle of acquainances at home a''
abroad and his death. though al a good o..
age, will leave sensible void. AiteF hau"@
served his family and society in various c'P'
cities, public and private, through long lie I"
honorable usefulness, he was gathered TO us
fathers, in the blessed hope Of happy lmm'
,aliiy, grounded solely on the infinitely me'O'
Iious alonemenl of Divine Redesmer.
A, Monroevile. Orange county, N. u on
Thursday the l9lh ull, ELzABETH HALLocA;.
widow Of The late Jonathan Haloek, deed u
Sroudsburg, aged 81 years. .,
In Hamilton tsp, on Thursday the 2oih ,,- "'''
SARAH WERKHIsER, coasou OF John Ne'A"
ser, aged 39 years
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
A Strange Genius.

The N. Y. Globe draws The following pic,r,.
of disciple Of ST. CrsPn in that city, who
takes an occasional jaunI among The "UpDe,
Ten Thousand."-
A little cobbler of the upper part Of our civ
is so anxious TO be up in The world, that he will
work induslriously for several weeks until ba
has earned six or eight dollars: when, renouD.
cling his apron and last, he dons first rate sui,
and takes board at the Astof, where he NAV bs
seen struiing about with The utmost cousc.
quence giving orders like lord TO the servants
and exhibiting himself with cigar and opera
glass on the Asor House steps until his money
runs ou,,---when he again turns 10 his work.
bench 10 save enough for another "blow up" a,
he calls it.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
Which is the British Party i'm This
Country

Read the following notice of Mr.. Locofoco
Walkers report. from an English paper, per
Cambria, and then see the difference between
the ocoloco party and " hat are called by them
"Brilish Wings"
"The new policy of The u S., as indicated
in the repor, of The American secretary of The
treasury, has commanded much attention in the
British Parliament. Sir Robert Peel spoke
highly of the report in the great speech, in
which he introduced The new tariff; and subse.
quendy, a. the reques, Of Lord Monieagle, the
government consented 10 reprint the document,
and place il on the ables of both houses of par
liameni--an honor which was probably never
awarded TO any similar doeumeai before"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
Portable Saw Will.

portable horse power mill, for saving
timber, has been invented by Mr.. George Page
OF Baltimore The mill is said TO be capable
of cutting with four horse power, from one
thousand TO fifteen hundred feet Of timber DEF
day, or from eighteen hundred 10 two thousand
feet per day with horse power. One great
advantage it possesses Is ,he facility with which
il can be removed TO aLy point, making il in.
valuable 10 persons owning large timber tracts
and saving the trouble and expense Of remov-
ing heavy logs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

IL The duty proposed TO be imposed by
Walkers British Tariff Bill, averages 9 73.lO0
per cent--being less than 20 per cent. A, this
rate il will require an importation of foreign ar
,icles TO the amount of about one hundred and
fifty millions of dollars 10 defray The expenses
OF Government from duties. AS our exporta-
ialions and importalions are now nearly equal,
(amoun'ing 10 about sll7,000, ,o00) this bill will
throw The balance Of trade against us which
will soon drain our country of all lis specie
and bring about another general state of Bank
ruptcy- Miners Jouranl
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Democratic meeting was held at Somerset
county, Pa, few days since, when the fol-
lowing among other resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, Tha, Oregon is ours up TO 81 deg.
40 min. north la,ilnde-lhal we will have our
own, peaceaby il we can, bui have i. We WILL
Resolved, That Mexico shall never. with
our conse',, be governed by a crowned head
though England, France, and Spain, with a
triple cord, should al,emp. 10 bind it there.
Resolved, that The free soil of the American
Continent can never be the lramping ground of
European monarchs--nor can The citizens there
of ever be The subjects OF King, or submit to
monarchal dictaiion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

The Anderson, Is. c. Gazette says:-"We
learn that there is great distress in some Of the
districts east of this, on account OF the scareifv
of corn, while cattle and other stock are said
to be dying for The want OF provender, and II is
with difficulty that many can obtain bread for
their families. With us times would have been
quite easy, had not other districts drawn on US
largely for supplies, which has raised the price
of corn TO one dollar per bushel, and scarce at
that"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
How England obtained Ireland.

The venerable John Quincy Adams, in his
able speech in the House of Representatives,
recently while urging the validity OF our tile
to Oregon, said" The Pope was in the GUS
tom of giving away not only all barbarious coun-
tries, with their inhabitants, but, al times, civ
iized countries, TOO He delhroned sovereigns.
laid their kingdoms under an inlerdicl, and ex-
communicated them; and all this was submit
ted 10. And the government Of Grea, Britain,
at this day, holds Ireland by no other tide
Three hundred years before the grant to Ferdi-
nand and Isabella, Pope Adrian gave Ireland
to Henry II, Of England and England holds
The island under that title now, unless, indeed,
she sets up another title by conquest: but Ire
land, if in form conquered, has been in almost
perpetual rebellion ever since England has
been obliged TO re-conquer her some half dozen
times, and if she means 10 do it again, now, she
must begin soon. The question has been raised
whether Ireland shall be independent, and, if
we ge, into war with England, it will be a
pretty serious matter for her 10 maintain her
title"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

A couple Of Rocky Mountain Voices esca-
ped from their cage in the .menagerie Of Herr
Driesbach, at GAINESVILLE. Ohio, few days
since. The Gazette gives the following ac-
count of the confic, to secure hem:
Al the time, there were four men in the bull
ding, Herr Driesbach, Paul Morgan. Abraham
Sinner, and Arthur Crippen, but unaccuslomed
as they were to such animals, they thought on
ly Of saving the smaller animals iha, were fas-
tened TO different parts of the building, without
apprehending personal danger 10 themselves.
Crippen ran out of The building TO gel pitch
fork, when closing The door after him it fas-
tened itself, which kept him out. Morgan has.
tened 10 take care of The riding monkey, when
one of the wolves attacked him, and got him
down, and as Sinner ran TO his assistance, he
was attacked and overpowered by the other
wolf. At this momen, Dresbach was the only
one disengsged, and picking up chair he
dashed ii to pieces, TO obtain round for a
club. With this at one blow he disabled the
wolf that had attacked Sinner, bu, ihe other
held with death grip and required fepeaied
blows; nor did he relnquish the araek un,il he
was knocked dead. The disabled one was af-
'erward shot. The men were badly buen, and
had they been alone. would inevitably have
been killed, for one of them was already faint
ing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

The March number Of the Columbian. has
been received, and is truly splendid affair.
j. contains two beautiful engravings, one OF
Rip Van Winkle," and The other of Gen.
Gage and the Boston Boys" The reading
matter is excellent.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
Canal Commissioner.

The Loco Foco State Convention 10 nomi-
nate a candidate for Canal Commissioner as
sembled at Harrisburg, yesterday. 1t was
thought that William B. Foster, the President
of The present Board. would be nominated for
reelection. Nearly majority of the Dele
gates were instructed to vote for him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
SIeighing.

We learn from an exchange paper. lha, The
people of Portland, Maine, have had eighty
eight days of sleighing this winter, with the
prospect of nearly half as many more. The
good people of Siroudsburg are not far behind
ihem. But, although fond of the sport, none OF
them desire even quarter as much more as they
have had. They would be glad TO see the
earth carpei,ed with green, and bid adieu 10
the SHOWS and frosts. for a twelve month.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Several dark spots are now visible on Alhe
dlsc OF the sum- The area of one Of them is
greater han that of The American conlinent-
Two oi them may be seen distinctly through
the smallest telescope; but The eye should be
carefully protected while observing them by
means OF colored or smoked glass
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
LEGISLATIVE NEWS.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 25. 1916.

SENArE.-Mr. Anderson from The Commit
tee on Corporations, reported supplement- TO
the Plymouth Coal Company's charter
Mr. Sullivan, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill relative to Justices of the Peace
Among the private bills passed yesterday
through final reading, was one to incorporate
the Oney Manufacturing Company.
HousE.-Mr. Hill, Montgomery read in
place, new bill TO reduce the expenses of Co.
vernment. Mr. Eneu, in place, bill granting
The election of Inspectors of The Philadelphia
County Prison, 10 the County Board.
Mr Merrifeld, a bill relative TO the use OF
Locomotives by Companies using connecting
railroads; Mr.. Fernon, bill to preven, Millers
and Packers from using old barrels in packing
-four.
The General Appropriation Bill was then
again taken up. The question was upon an
amendment, offered by Mr.. Knox. approprialing
money 10 pay the salaries OF the Judges accord.
ing 10 The decision in Judge Hopkins case
Mr.. Burrell opposed the amendment at length,
not approving of the decision of The Supreme
Court in that case
Mr.. Burnside and Mr.. Mageehan spoke a,
considerable length in favor of the amendment
and Messrs. Hill of Montgomery and Nicholson
opposed The amendment The amendment in
creases The salaries Of eight President Judges
to $20O0 and in,erferes with no Others The
question pending.
On motion Of Mr. Dunlap, the Judiciary Com
mittee was instructed TO enquire into the expe-
diency of bringing in Bill authorizing the ri-
al OF misdemeanors by a jury before Justices Of
the Peace, where the defendants elect TO pro-
ceed in that way.
A communication was received from The
State Treasurer and Auditor General in reply
10 resolution of the House, giving tabular
statement in relation 10 The taxes assessed col
lec'ed, and outstanding in the various counties
OF The Commonwealth; 200 copies of which
were ordered 10 be printed.
February 27
The bill TO make an outlet al Wells Falls on
The Delaware Division of the Canal was un-
der discussion.
House. On motion OF Mr. James Il was or
dered Iha, The House hold afternoon sessions
on Fridays hereafter.
Mr.. Burnside Judiciary 10 whom was re-
ferred The petition Of colored citizens Of ALE.
ghany, asking for an amendmen, to the Cons,i-
tuition 10 allow blacks TO vote, reported thai it is
inexpedient and moved that the Committee be
discharged from the further consideration of The
subject.
A letter was received from the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth in reply 10 resoluIion Of
The House in regard to the number Of bills
passed and signed. but not enrolled or printed
on account OF the non-payment of The Stale tax
thereon
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
United States Mint.

The President has transmitted To Conores,
report from Mr.. Patterson, the Director of h,
Mints, which states that the whole coinage Eor
the year, at the three minis in operation, l.
mounted to s5.66S. .595-comprising s3,756-
447 in gold, 81 1873 ,200 in silver, aud s3O,O OILS
in copper coins.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

The use Of diseased potatoes in Ireland By
the destitute poor is becoming, as was expect
ed, frighlful source Of fever and disease. A
fearful increase in the number of fever paIleLts
has taken place in the hospital Of FermOy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Why DO NATIONS co TO WAR doctor
Franklin answered this question in single
sentence: The foolish part of mankind, says
the Doctor, will make wars from time TO lime
with each other, not having sense enough other
wise 10 settle their differences"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Mr. Sco6eld Of Morrislown, N. J. adrerSrS
for so head Of cattle to be kept on his farm sui
next grass" The advertiser mus, farm to SOmc
purpose.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

II is estimated by The Della, tha, there are
now in New-Orleans, al least three hundred
professional blacklegs. The chief portion OF
whom board at the fashionable hotels.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

III Hon. r. Brodhead. of the U. S. House
of Representatives, and Messrs. Eidred and
Snyder, OF The Penna. Legislature, will please
accept our thanks for public documents.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Jas Mcdowell (Ex-Governor of Virginia. }
has been elected, without opposition, 10 Con-
gress. 10 supply The vacancy occasioned by The
death OF Mr.. Taylor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

There is baby three years old al Newcas-
tie, Pa, which weighs one hundred and ten
pounds, aud measures thirty six inches round
The chest.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
Large Hail Stones.

1t hailed al Mobile on the l9h Of February.
when stones fell as large as hens eggs, and
done grea, damages.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

The opinion has been expressed BY many of
The first surgeons Of this age, that one half the
cases Of cancer on the lip originates in the
pressure of she stem Of tobacco pipe upon The
lin.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Toll REDUcED-The Canal Commission.
ers have reduced the rates of Foil on he Slate
works about 20 per cent.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

There has been shower of worms IN New
Hampshire. They were of brown color,
"wilh about IL or Is legs" apiece.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05
MARRIED,
purpose.

On The Is, inst, by the Rev VIM. Scribner,
MIR. ROBERT w. KIPLE, of Coolbaugh town
ship, and Miss CATHERINE HELLER, Of Tan
nersville.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is 10 be made city.
II has population of ten thousand.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

Gen r. NJ. Saunders, Of N. c. has been ap.
pointed Ambassador to Spain, in place Of Wash
ingon Irving, recalled a, his own request.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-05

FERNS S20O IN S225 mali yearly and
paid befoIe the end OF the wear.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-14

Wy okHs "a fhe nciffal source o. many nd We,
-. sc-ts1s dseares. indeed there ts srafcsft CEN
pefrf W'itrt srts fancy ard ehfdhosf which u.v
~ - FfeiorH o. hFriv AWAITED ~ rrg~enrs Of
ts~ee sirat n tne bowels. &C rcrnrfrd~
a. sntnent pafsicisn. OF their profuci~r ~ Vita.
49,, ~ 49, Aiopishy, uania. arorsy ut ths heed
or ~" strt re- W 'f WESTON psfaivsis -spsri
sl ~ tts nuu-c e. su tsortent sneh slulrftur
psieh % lie AL hirror dfy cough fisufa'ic rAus
~pPitth, frs,iHs. pains in lie icris ~ IN Ghau
rah eAfr ihst eNsfN s.e-iss % " 10 nv. ~
sir'n And snpoff in weak snt dcpfav.d condition. OF
- digestive nfrsns." AGAIN 20 savs ia an r.aes 81
eirtnts 20 sifcarth ard enaris.ion % frsus b,,sr
f-dn 81 snd espcr ally " she hoegs IN ne d~st
tAe ssic We sl IN child suseect tbstf csissnre or
rnsefy rcnerafion ~ frc-osy ai-e-~rs al ~aons, =.
soahef tha week ~tar ~ ths digestive orsss \. ,s
VII. NineipaF Leafs So she pTodU etiou 81 ,gorfs
" N'.i fcnfaf - mere gfcaf spsce Tor f-rfs
nrnt tAihs fssac ~ treaitng this conns nf AvrIrs
ne sfrt Worms unQnes' pnshlv are f4und r.., o.
.lehl ~ fnuhE rrn'e Of voski, or ,f,.s.
- 500 "nscftc habits, and hence ffst ln'cn
ou s'vnl4 - ~ invtfossc the system gcnera and al,
ttoinafn and iuteetires parfirularlt.m
n" - 'tiN To which ve would call the arraiton e.,
ths pusis . one which has proved sueeessisl 80 r
Ne. and suntversalF sctnov sdF,sl ~ az ~ b. have
hei y 70 - taf superior other medic ne ever a.
pnAe1 pa d'tesSF for which "a recommended m no,
any ocfifofs Nofu- sud invieoraus The s,s'rrn
~ ais-otfs end catrcs Of ths snusrah slime Ca
teces - frfarfi iu ths stomach ard to,ssls al chi
eien, more tsifreilt thsse tst hcaiih. The u,~,r
tfms ths ted ~ ucet in which Worms psoAur. th.t
younr, ard ty REMOVING h. g. iuposs ti. n, H. 49,.
Va remain IN the hy y r. harmless ia - efsrfs on 49,
slsf snd no hesiih ~ he patient i alsvat. poy..
~ 40 1ss. even wh.n no worms Gseoverrl
JOHN WfNEH A co.
sole rfopfistora fnf thc a. =
tW'ae ~ fkNoR A. fAtit Dntgg sf.. In 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-14
DK WINANS,,
BALSAT OF Wfi6 cyrgRy.
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE
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AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE
RtJNr a sure REMEDl FoR
6LoNsuNfTloN IN an 10 vsrsus forms Cotps. Asrn
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sids aud nreasi. lnhucnls. LIVER COMPLAINT. a..
- medical properties 81 Dr. Winanf Bs'sam Of
VIC cn,rrr are ht established every fths
COUNTY, ~ is success curing rio-i invSefsie ca
-, OF ne iefeeoing class OF Diseases.
~, u hSs effected radical cure Anhourh IN rnanv "a
80 'hi, baisAu vii siotd imnsd relief or at .ss
recied Il w>rk uirsel ~ cuting al IN a. short in,
et 70 restore health 20 fane that ts.n prey ic
besdea there many stage. OF the sanr disease
thAl q p impossible Cor any phs stefan dsisrH Inc TIN
periods aiid forms requiring different Quantities hence
~ sonle case single bottle sufc cont. while othcu
WIN require Three toss produce The same eject
Al We ask 90 the paiiCnt give our rncscins n.
80, ena se nsy fes' sssnfed that viii Re pfoduci,,
81 the wosi hFneociai eaecfS.
faiisu,s IN taking ths medicine, nerd not restrict
snssiNe. a. 'rfa'- dict except avoiding the indi
Fcsiahe ARTICLES ~ foodsuch sailed and snokc meat
cattagos, onions, oucumhcrs sc.
lnsy should ray proper attention that their drcs. &,
warn, ana fhoud avoid eNpo- inE themselves the 90
ccmsnees Of the weather. BE careful 70 overcAcr
frequoni bathing in VAIN haih. snd the use ~ hair
gs's. io iuAeins ,he tess beorc going 20 bed, Will ed
The bowels shouid ~ kcpt opcn " in some ecp, me-,
ieine' such a. Dr. WinSas Poor Mans rifs which " m
''sna Hg' snI+T.ef 70 sny INITIATIVE PMS now Boz
liver. VI we
FOR sale uholesai, and rcssiitv
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nov Wy Wheeling Va.
COUGHS, COLDS, PAINS ~ TIE CHEST.
Bronohfiis, Splitting Of Blood aud hsip-
lent ensuWpii0Hi also DicrrkGn, DuS-
entory and bUmmer complaint az children
speedily and cgeciHaHy cured 5v ByeniRH.
gers compound STRLP fBONESET.
TTiif most popular and surparscd medicine never
- fails pa SWING almost mmcdais relief anV % the
shsve cnun complaints IL has been tried by hun.
dfes "a Inv eiy, snd there - f0nnd ha
tae usec u according o. directions who viii testify
10 ts eicacE 90 removing disrafc. Should am person
conle iorwsfd Sftsf trying a. and thsi bad
derived M benct from as use, their twenty cgnts
~ill - promptly returned. u Do had Bretln
gers A PoihccA None are grnuIne unless -irued hy
r. 4. BKENTltNGFR
>. B-lhls Wrdicius ~ prescribed ty several Of
most tcFpectshs physicians whom thc com pound
has tscn made known. ID NJ T. A D.