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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
GEN. LA VEGA.-We find in the New

GEN. LA Vega find in the New
Orleans papers, of the 2Sth, the following
letter from this distinguished Mexican:
FareweJ.-Finding myself at perfect
liberty, and at the moment of my return TO
my beloved country, deem il to be my duty
TO make public manifestation Of the CRATE
full feelings which entertain for the 3p Gated
demonstrations OF respect and kindness
which, in connection with my companions in
misfortune, have received from all those
persons to whom have been united by the
ties of friendship.
In bidding adieu TO my friends and the
citizens generally, | have the pleasure Of
doing SO, overwhelmed with gratitude for the
many indications of respect which have been
shown to me, and of assuring them all, that
although may be far from this country,
will never forget the kind treatment with
which | have been honored, nor the grttude
owe TO all those persons who have contrib
uted TO lessen the bitterness of the situation
in which was placed.
A sacred duty demands my immediate re.
turn to my native land, where will ardenty
cherish the hope of meeting with an oppor-
tunity CT responding TO the many manifesto
lions of esteem which have been extended
to me by my numerous friends. Con6ning
myself for the present to the purpose OF ex-
pressing, through the medium of this paper
the eternal gratitude of my brother officers
and myself aud of rendering our sincere
thanks for the many dsinterested. acts o
kindness which have been shown us.
ROMULO DlAZ LA VEGA.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10

Few people estimate the value and impor
lance of a single vote.
One vote sent Oliver CROMWELL TO the
long Parliament. Little thought the holder
of thai vote that his hand was TO send Charles
Stuart to the scaffold, and CONFUSE an en-
pre with revolution.
One vote elected Marcus Morton Cover
ernor Of Massachusetts in 1910, out of an
aggregate vote ofmore than 100000. And
that one vote it is said was given by a man
belonging 10 Rockingham VT.
One vote filled the vacancies in our State
Senate IN 1913, and again secured the cleo
ton of Marcus Morton as Governor.
One vote in lS4l gave the Wings ma
jority in the Senate OF Pennsylvania.
One vote in 1888 elected Wing Senator
to the Slh Senate district of New York.
One vote has this month elected Wing
Senator in the city of Baltimore.
Four votes given in the fifth ward of the
city of New York, made Thomas Jefferson
President of the United States.
One vote carried the Tarif'of 1912, and
one vote repealed ii in 1916.
Who then will say that one vote can make
no difference, and that his own is not the
will whose expression shall finally turn the
chances of the lot? One vote, like drop o
water may be insignificant of iiselfand alone
but combined with myriads of others may de
termlne the destiny of nation. ''Divide
the thunder into single tones" sys Schiller
''and it becomesa lullaby for children; but
pour it forth in one quick peal and the roya
sound shall shake the heavens
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!. & w. REHLLY,
Wholesale s. Retail Dealers in Groceries
Produce, Salt. &c, &C., sc.
Main street, EpansUiiLe, Indiana.

TEVHE subscribers have recently moved in
Il their New Store, on Main street next door
TO ]. FL. Boffandick & Co., where they pre-
pared to sell all articles in their line of as good
quality and at as low prices as any other house
IN the city. They would take this opportunity
ofreturning to their numerous friends and the
public for past favors, and would respectfully
solicit continuance of the SAME.
Almost all kinds of country produce purchas
ed at their store for cash.
june 25-3t. J. & w. REILLY.
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Evansville, Oct. %, I846-tf
7 BURBANK, Corner of Main and Sec

= BURBANK, Corner of Main and Sec
81. ond Street, at the sold Reilly srore,n
keeps constantly on hand ell selected stock
iof Dry Goods and Family Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind of Farming
Tools, Hollow-ware, Wood, Stone and Queens
ware, Boots, Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, &c
comprising good assortment for farmers and
the country generally, which he will sell as
cheap as can be bought West of New York city.
He will receive in payment cash and all kinds
of merchantable produce. He is thankful for
oh past, and solicits a call from those who like
10 buy good articles and cheap before buying
elsewhere. sep 3-tl.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE HOME JOURNAL
BY MORRIS g. WILLIS.

FHSHE first number OF new series of the
IL NATIONAL Press, remodled and imPrOv-
ed, viii be issued on Saturday the 2linst, under
the title of the HOME JOURNAL. The necs-
sity of constantly correcting an impression that
the ''Natonal Pressr is political paper has in
duced the undersigned editors to expires its char
aeter more distinctly by putting forward the
name which has hitherto been only secondary
in its title. The general design of The HOME
JOURNAL will be TO furnish entertaining reading,
to make brief and complete chronicle OF pass
ing events, to give the cream OF new books, TO
keep walchful lookout Tor Genius IN Litera-
ture, NJ usc and Art; and, short, to furnish a
paper by which families may keep up with the
times. This plan will be added to and varied
whenever ing enuity and resources can find new
and valuable attractions; but our main purpose
will be constantly bept IN view, viz to issue a
periodical which by its scope and comprehen
sive contents, shall suffice for families that ish
TO take but one paper. AT the small Of two dol
lars per anum, SO important and improving a
luxury is within the means of all.
The HoMz JOURNAL will be published every
Saturday at So per anum invariably in advance.
Three copies will be sent to one address to any
part of theUnited States, OF the British ProvIn
ces, done mp in strong wrappers, for five dollars
in advance,
Post Masters are requested to act agents
receive subscr iptisns and make remittances.
New subscribers, if immediate application be
made, will be supplied with the first number Of
the new series.
paid) to the undersigned, at I07 Fulton>slreet
New York.
GEO. P. MORRIS.
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\ DMINIsTRATOR,s saIe--Notice

n is hereby given that | viii expose to sale
at public anctioR on Saturday the 9th day Of
December next, al the buck store house former.
ly belonging TO Joseph Wheeler, IT., deceased
on Front Street above Main. in the town Of Ev.
ansvie, all the personal property Of said de-
ceased consisting OF household furniture Piano
Forte. lot OF Hardware. a lot of paper Tobacco
&c. credit of twelve months will be gives
on all sums OF three dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving his note with approved securi
ty and waving all benefit from the stay and val.
uation- laws.
JAMES t. WALKER, Admir-.
Nav 10 I846-4t.3W
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GIN NNATI
CT. THIN TOR
BY ALTERING 81 BRUNIMEB.

s1eT HE subscribers, late of Cincinnati, desires
- toiniorm the citizens of Evansville and
surrounding country, that they have just OPEN
ed on Main street. next door to w. 4 G. Bells
Drug Store, large and fresh stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, made In The latest and
most fashionable style, OF good materials and in
the best manner. The work was executed by
themselves and under the eye, and will be full
ly warranted. Their stock is lnrge one
bracng every thing requisite for the fitting out
of gentemans wardrobe, and will be sold at
very low prices. Youths clothing on hand of
good workmanship and of the very best materi-
als,atextremely low prices. A fine oto Trunks,
Hats, Caps, Loots and Shoes. We think our goods
and prices will induce those wishing to purchase
10 lay out their money with us, and we tcrefore
solicit call from the public. july 2 '46-1y.
n UST AEsRHVED---A new and well
eD assorted stock of fashionable Winter Cloth
ing Tor 1916
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REAT BARGAENs!--The subscri-

E I REAE ESAkGAENS!--The subscri-
w be: now offers for sale, that valuable
properly. called the Lomasco Mills, situate
few hundred yards below the fourishng town
of Evansville, Indiana. The Mill is new and
in complete order with four run of first rate
four and half feet Burrs. | will also sell with
the Mill all the personal property. used about
the premises. such good new Wagon, two
carts. one dray, two yoke of oxen, stock of
feueII, &C., with everything requisite to carry
on the Mill to advantage, there is also a smith
shop and tools attached to the premises, 50 that
the purchaser would have nothing to do but
step into the premises and go TO work. A par
of the purchase money will be required in hand
the balance yearly payments without inter-
est. Any one DESTROYS of going into an estab-
.ishment Of the kind, in of the best locations
in the W est. would do well TO call and examine
the premises for themselves, immediate posses
sion will be given.
N.ROWLEY.
Evansville, Oct %. I846.-tf.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOtice.--N,

"A tice is hereby gveC that the undersigned
has taken letters of Administration on the es
tate of Joseph Wheeler Jr., late of VanderburgI
county and State of Indiana deceased. AL
persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those hsv.
ing claims against the same, are notified to pre-
sent the IN duly authenticated for settlement,
The said estate is probably insoIyent.
JAMES T. WALKER. Admir-.
Nov 10 IS46AI -2xv
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"a dnlinistratOr's SaIe--I will as az

IN ministrator of the estate of George Har-
man decead, sell at public auction at the late
residence of said deceased, in Union Tow nshp
Vanderburgh county. Indiana, on tn 26th day
December, all the personal estate of the SAID
deceased, consisting of horses, cattle. hogs
sheep. and large lot of corn, farming utensils
household and kitchen furniture, and many 9TH
er articles too tedious to mention, credit o
nine months will be given on ali sums above
three dollars.
es-s a.rs HENRY HARTMAN, Admir-.
Dec 3. l846-44-3w.
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] DMINIsTRTOEs's NOtice--Notic,

a O4nAINAS AA 4 OAe > NObhCc-@N Ollce
- is hereby given that the uhd ersig hned has
this day taking out ltters of administration on
the estates of George Hartman late of Wander
burgh county deceased, all persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
setteme mt and all persons having claims against
said estate willpresent them duly authentica ed
said estate is supposed to be solvent.
HENRY HARTMAN, Admir-.
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AUCTION STORE.
Watershed, between Sycamore s

Water-street, between Sycamore s. Vine.
& EVANSVILLE, IND.
EMARX GUMBERTS iniorms.the public that
lXE he will sell at Auction on Tuesday, Thurs
days, and SaturSdays of each week, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware, &c., &c.Al Goods consigned to him
will meet with sale and return. He solicits the
patronage of the public. aug 27-tf.
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a DEMONSTRATORS sale--I will a

"A UNAhIN A9 II MA UHb , 9SaAV~@I !" III ds
IA Administrator of the Estate OF Hiram
Stroud, late of Vanderburgh County, deceased,
sell at public sale on the 18th day of December
next, at the late residence of the deceased, in
Union Township, all the personal property OF
the deceased, consisting OF Horses, Hogs, Cattle,
Farming utensils. household and kitchen furni-
ture, and large lot of Corn in the cribs, and
many other arti cies too tedious to mention,
where due attention will be given by me.
ALLEN STROUD, Admir-.
Nov Of to1eA9.3w
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SAM'L. t. JENKINS, Clerk.
Nov. 90, I646~43 3w (S3 OW

N OTHCE--I am just receiving al my store
1V on Water Steeet, below Main, fine stock
Of Dry Goods of all kinds, which pledge my
self that they shall be offered for sale al a very
small advance on cost. l wish my friends
and the public to call and examine the
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
J. NJ. CALD ELL.
Nov II IRl6-ht-tf u
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State of Indiana,
SPENCER COUNTY, SIS
John A. StuteviIle dmlnls-
ira tor of the Estate of Frank
lin Stuteville deceased.
vs. petition OF InsoI
The creditors OF the Estate vency.
of said franklin Stuteville,
deceased.
A II this November term of the proba te Cour
"a of Spencer County Indiana, A. D.. 1916
said Court declared the Estate Of Franklin Stu
tev;lle, deceased, TO be probably insolvent; cred
itors, are therefore, required to file their ae-
counts against the estate, for allowance. in the
said Probate Court, within two months from
the first publication hereof, or they will not be
entitled TO payne Mt, but the claims will be
postponed in favor OF more Delinquent credl-
tOIs.
JOHN STUTEVILLE, Admir-.
Dec. 10, I846-45-6w-pf 81. so.
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BY J. Q. JONES ATTY !.
Evansville, Nov. 26, l846-43-8w p Sc IS
a DEMONSTRATORS NOtice-Notice

a DEMONSTRATORS NOtEcc-Notice
n is hereby given that the undersigned has
this day taking out letters of Administration on
the Estate Of Hiram Stroud, late OF Vanderburgh
County, Edeceased, all persons indebted to said
Estate, requested to make mmedia settle
ment, and all persons having claims against said
Estate, will present them duly authenticated
The Estate is supposed TO be solvent.
ALLEN STROUD: Admir-.
Nov % IS16-A0. 9vv
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
80 Bags Of Prime Rio Coffee.

II UST received per Steamer Ringgold aud
u Grace Darling
80 Bags of Prime Rio Coffee
81 Cases of Boots and shoes.
Amongst which isl good assortment of Miss
es Shoes and 9ootees. Children's Youths and
boys Shoes and Boots sizes, and gentemans
Gum Elastic over shoes, which are offered at
Wholesale or retail, low for cash.
M. w. FOSTER.
Evansville, Dec l0-l846-tf 80 4s
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CHOPPERS TOoIs.--Just received full
" assortment OF Myers" Celebrated Coop
ers Tools, comprising every thing in the line,
for sale low by L. S. BABCOCK, Waier-St.
July 2-2m
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rH Ouseand Lot for saIeat Auction

q Il -- w hereas, Isaac Albeit and Julia Ann
his wife, the Both of September, A. D. 1910,
executed to me mortgage upon the middle one
third part OF lot No. 40 in the Original Plan OF
the town Of Evansville. in the County of Van
derburgh and State OF Indiana, adjoining fifty
eet on Walnut street, and extending of the
same width across said lot at ri ght angles with
said STREET.-THE secure the payment of $500 90
by the Both of September A. D. l848,
with six per centum interest thereon pay
able annually. One of the conditions of which
mortgage is, that if said debt or interest shall
not be paid when due, l shall have the rght
and full power to sell said mortgaged premises
at auction, after giving 80 days notIce of the
time and place of sale, foi the payment of said
debt and interest (all of which will appear by
reference to said mortgage which is recorded in
Book | of the Records of deeds in the Recor>
ders office OF the county aforesaid at pages 25l
and 252) and whereas the whole of said of
$500 90 as well as SOS 90 OF the interest accur-
ed and payable thereon remains unpaid. There
fore for the satsfa ction of said debt and inter-
est. will forecIose said mortgage by selling
the said one third part of said lot, which sale
will take place on the 23d day of January 847
at the Court house door in the town OF Evans
vile aforesaid, between 10 O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. M. of that day: Terms of sale
cash.
NATHAN ROWLEY, Mortgagee-
By ]. G, JONES Atty.
EvansyilIe Nov 26 I846-43-8w u Sc rs
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Petition to sell
Real Estate,

ri OEV at this time comes the petitioner in
IL this cause by Thomas I'd. Bruler, Esqr.,
his attorney, and files his petition together with
the affidavit of dsinterested person from
which it appears that Cells White, James White
Elizabeth Sands, James Sands, and William
Springston, part of the above named defend-
ants, are not residents of the State OF Indiana.
Notice is therefore hereby given to them OF the
filing and tendency of shs petition, and that
unless they be and appear on or before the call
ing of this cause at the next term of said Court
TO be held at the Court House in Rockport in
the County of Spencer, on the second Monday
in February next, and then and there answer &c
said petition the same will be healed and de-
term med in their absence Witness my hand al
Rockport this 9th day of November, 1876.
JOHN CRAWFORD. Clerk.
By S. w. FAIBcHlLD, d. G.
Dec. 8, l646-44-3w [p So DOL
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State Of Indiana.
VANDGRBURGH COUNTY SIS
Vanderburgh Circuit Court in
Der, 8, 1856.
James Ca wson,
Vacation Decem

Vanderburgh Circuit Court in Vacation Decem
Der, 8, 1856.
James Ca wson,
Barney Royston, Constance
Royston his wife, Isaac r.
Smith, and Isaac Denton : In CbaHcery,
Exeeutorsof Garrick New kirk
Observation-Disclosures New
kirk, Margaret S. HibIer, and
Catherine E. Smith.
HB e it RENE mbered that heretofore, to wit
ED on the 10th day-of July, A. d. 1916, tn
complainant in the above entitled cause fled /
the office of the Clerksof Vanderburgh Circui
Court, his certain Bill OF complaint against tn
above named defendants, and also the affadayi
OF disinterested person showing that Isaac
R, Smith, and Isaac Dempton, Executors o
Garrck Newkirk deceased. aud Catherine New
kirk, Margaret S. HibIer, and Catherine e
Smith, are non residents of the State of lndi
ana. Therefore, notice is hereby given to IN
said Isaac R. Smith and Isaac D lem pton. execu
tcrs, of Garrick Newkrk deceased, Catherine
Newkirk, Margaret S. H ibler, and Catherine +
Smith, that unless they appear and plead to an
swer or-demur to the compiainants, said bill o
complaint on cE before the calling of this caus
! at the next term of this Court to be held at tn
court house in Evansville on the fourth Mon da'
in March next, the matters and things there i
contained will be as to them taken as confessed
SAM'L. T. JENKINS, Clerk.
Dec. 10, l846-45-3w. p f. So 90.
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Nov. 26, l846-43-3w
State of Indiana


VANDERBURGA Co UNITY, IS.
Vanderburgh Probate Court, November Term
A. d. 1916.
Silas Stephens ADJ
ministrator of the
estate OF James w.
Jones deceased
vs. On Petition of Insolvency
The Heirs and de.
vseesof saidJames
w. Jones decea
sed.
AND now at this time comes the said Admin
istrator aud flies his petition showing the condi.
ton of said estate, and complaining that the
property both real and personal is uns fficienl
to pay the debts and demands Outstanding
against said estate, and praying the court for
leave to settle the estate as Insolvent. And The
said administrator also files the affidavit of a
dIsinterested person. stating that John Jones and
Jane King, Elizabeth King. and William
King minor heirs of Mary King deceased
are not at this time residents of the State of In.
diana. Notice is therefore given to said John
Jones and Jane King, Elizabe eth King, and Viii.
liam King minor heirs OF Mary King decd. thai
unless they be and appear here on or before the
callingoithis causcat the nextterm ofthe pro bat
Court OF Vanderburgh county, to be held at the
Court house in Evansville. on the second Mon
day in February next, the matters and things II
said petition stated will be heard and deternn
ed in their absence,
SAM'L. #. JENKINS, Clerk.
Nov. 26, lS46~43-3w {S3 00)
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NEW STORE.

Caps, 8OnnetS, Hardware, cc.
NAM STREET, NEXT DOOR To BEMENT s VIELE's
EVANSVILLE, Indiana.
FE7HE subscribers have on hand and will be
4 constantly receiving from the New ork
market general assortment OF Dry Goods SUI
ted the wants and tastes of their fellow citizens
which they offer a wholesale and retail. togeth-
.er with Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Hard
ware, &C., all of whice they will sell at prices
corresponding with the times and season, and
they confdently trust by assiduous attention, to
business with determination to make their
store a repofiIory of articles useful, needfui.
and beautiful, they sha II receive full share of
the public patronage.
MORGAN & DUNN.
Evansville, Dec. 10, I846-tf.
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A rumor (which ! do not youch for, but
which is not only possible but Probable) says
that another revolution has broken out in
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VS.

Celia White, james VIII ite,
ElizabethSands, James San IS
Porter Springston, William
Springston, Thomas Springs,
ton, Moses Springston Daniel
G.SPringston Elnor Springs
ton, Sarah Ann Springston,
Joshua Hammond, Charles
Hammond and Warren Ham
pond. heirs at Law of the
said Abram Springsten de-
aaacpd
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State OF Indiana.l

SPENCER O0UNTY. %.
Spencer County Probate c
November l3, a. D 1916.
Charles w. SpFingston Adj
ministratot &c of the Estate
of Abram Springston de-
ceased.
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Nov. 10, I846-4i-tf
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VANDERBURGR COUNTY, IS.
Vanderburgh Probate Court, November Term
II
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WAR WITH ENGLAND.
State of Indiana.

cash for all that weighs 60 pounds per bushel BABGot
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New 70, IS4er4i3w
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GENTLEMEN:-Military enthusiasm ran
b high yesterday morning, in consequence of a
rumor that the President had authorised a
movement from the army here towards Tam
pico, but ere nightiall the fire had dampened
down in consequence o our hearing that some
of our people had 'scome down in ships" and
performed that important operation. think
there is no danger of a collapse as we can
yet work off steam 10 some advantage, on
the expected march of Gen. Taylor on Sal
lilo; the President having vetoed the arms
tice, and given Gen. 7. authority TO go ahead
il.is supposed be will without delay march or
Saltillo.
A rumor (which do not yOuch for, bu
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AND TTNNERS MATERTALS:

% Pigs Banca Tin;
2 bundles Russia Iron;
90 do American do;
| case British Lustre;
Kettle Ears Tind and Black.
Patent Copper bottoms for kettles; Brass Orna-
ments and Rail, assorted sizes and patterns for
Sheet Iron Stores, &C., &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04
WHOLESALE
I'D RUG ST O r E..

s71- would inform my friends .ihatsl have
removed my. Store to the large and
splendid Warehouse, No. SS, Third, near
Marks. Street. where am prepared, 10
furnish my friends and customers not
only my own popular as>gs i
FAMILY EDICINEsa, "a
But also with every description, Of Drugs,
Ekemestia1s. Paints, Essential Oils. Glass
eare, PSjtimery, &C., in fact, every thing
usually Kept by Wholesale Dealers. Hav-
sing made my purchases wholly for CASH
and from frat hands, l ara enabled to exe-
cute orders, BY the package or otherwise,
at as low prices, as Pure and UnadulteTa-
ated articles. can be Obtained at any other
establishment in the Union.
rDruegists, Physicians, Manulactur-
ers and Dealers are invited to call and ex-
anime my stock before they make their
purchases. DAVID JAYNE,
No. es, Third, near Market Street
Philadelphia, September, le45. 3m 81