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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-11

PARRY HANDS. Delicate beautiful hands =
Dear Miss, how do you contrive to make your
hands look so pretty? And set off with rings too.
as II to draw attention that way Let us feel of
them. Lord mercy how soft and tender Do
you bake Miss? No. DO you make beds? No.
DO you wash floors and scrub the pots and kettles
No. SO we thought, Look at your mothers
hands Amt you ashamed of yourself? WIN you
suffer that old lady TO kill herself outright, while
you do nothing from daylight till dark, but keep
dust from your face and flies from your hands p
What are you fit for? viii a man of common
sense marry you for your delicate hands per-
son who Is real man. would prefer to see them
blackened occasionally by coming in contact with
pot hooks and tramnels and caloused by day or
two's rub at the washing tub. Pretty fingers, in,
deed! what are they good for, but to move over
piano, or stick through golden rings? Like much
Of the vain things Of earth, they are kept for show
and nothing more For our own part we would
rather see them out in actual service, and as
tough as coqueie's conscience than so tender that
liy's loot wall make an expression upon them
AMERICAN BARAGF-Our lady readers and some
others know barage 10 be thin fabric of silk and
worsed used Tor wells, and in later days for shaws,
dresses &C. 1t las never been manufactured in
this country and from the delicate machinery re.
quired, 1t was thought that such thing could not
be. The nicely Of the work may be understood
when IL is known that the warp Is silk as line as 1t
comes IRON the cocoon. An ingenious Yankee,
however, has shown that some things can be done
as well as others. Mr.. White, of this town, has
exhibited to us a specimen of barage manufactured
by him, which cannot be told from the German ar
tice. lie has now, with his partner Mr.. Williams,
nearly completed machinery for manufacturing this
article, and they intend to place it among the fab,
RIGS IN the manufacture of which this country
successfully completes with Europe. We have
seen one set of machinery, and to our unskillful
eyes, 1t seemed fully possessed of the nicely and
regularity OF operation which are essential in ma
king fabric SO deicate.- barre (yiaSs) Gazette.
PATS READINEss.-Pat called on lady and
gentlemen, IN whose employment he was engaged,
for the purpose of getting some tea and tobacco.
81 had drOme, yer homer, last night" said he to
the gentleman.
"What was it, Pat ?"
"Why, | dreampt that yer homer made me a
present OF plug of tobaccy and her ladyship there
heaven bless her gave me some tay for the guide
wife!"
"Ah Pat, but dreams go by contraries you
know !"
"Faith, andthey may be that" said Pat, without
the least hesitation, $50 it is your ladyship is to
! give the tobaccy and yer homer the tay"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-11

Posi- OFFICE BUSINESS. The p. NJ General
says that letters notifying printers that their papers
are not taken out of the Office, should be franked
by the Postmaster, as relating to Post Office bust
ness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-06-11
WATCHMAN & JOURNAL.

TERMss so cash in advance 50 90 payment is made
in advance always charged from tho end of the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Passengers Arrived

In the Steamship GrsGt Brltatn from LicepooL-Mr.
Sbee. Baron Oursnge, Mr. Miller Coles, Escoter, Bszin,
Bromhelt Rapae and lady Beckett. lady, servant and
child Miss Saunders, Nj. WiJthoEp Consul a; Malta.
Parker Lieut.. Tshe NJ Preuss, Rev. j. Sanneace and
lady, Mr. Grunty, Butteraeld H. Fuller, Lerigha, Jo
seph, Kndcp, Kirkpatrick and LADY A.ie-burs and three
children, Love-oy CAREY, Pedro Pags Charlton, Far
quhar, Berry, Harvey Cale Syuousde!d Murray Bel,
Tayler Leyrde Schenck. Rose, Tuckermas. W. 1. MAJ
tin, Hln2rc family, w. Z Lewis, Isaac Lewis. Janr.
Mr. E e. iyfo.d Martin, Allen, smith, Kingslant and
LADY Mo.ewood lady and servant, Mrs. Neyran Mr.. r
Lambert y. c. Lewcs, Tedcsstie, Thos Wood, Rous,
Washington Peace, Veseiag. Martin. j. K Moore, Ms
Moore NJ. Ruben. MQntele Sia, Baxter. Baxter inn-.
Z Peasants T Criswolt. Souileux Ros, Dayton, Muck
tuck wrl Betel Theador Thos Bakeley, P. L. Sena.
De Hozknecht e. Gaskeu. W. Kes1, Miss fitzpatrick,
Miss Goodesr Mr.. Dsvid Hsr!y john ketr, GreenhoN,
Bo-beck Ry an, Pfzefue.
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rrom re ru!op Of SaturtAy.

Return or IRE KILLED Is TIE BATTLES OK
PALo ALTO AND REsAoA Ds IA PALnA-EH are
indebted 10 the poiiteaess OF the Surgeon Genera
OF The Army fo- the folorine explanation and re-
.u-ns TIE public prints have been impatient and
even izportunsie for this inform AXIOM. 1t gives Us
satisfaction to De able supply II. Perhaps II may
reach he families OF the deceased who aay SUI De
isnosan; OF their destiny. A; all events il IS re-
spec: ul tribute due to tie memory OF the brave sol
ders have fallen in The service OF their country
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, July Is, lsi6.
T. g5e EGitor o. Tae Lat5E:
DxAR sIa IN ensb!ed the returns IN this office,
70 corply ht partially with ;he request contained IN your
note o. his Gays Gaze. Enclosed heresh send you
LIST OF the prvate soldiers who MORALLY wounded in
the battles OF Pao and Ressca de Is Palma. .it who
expired on ire days OF he battles CT have since died OF
.heir wounds.
TIE names of the men who killed outright or who
id not come cn6er the observation OF Ike surgeons,
have reported 70 the Surgeon Generals otiee
Ihave The homer 20 be, very respectfully,
Yo1T OFT. se-r't, tn. LAWSON.
LIST OF TIE PRIVATE SOLDIERS sbo morally round
cd and er7i-ed on lie days O Battles e Pais AFRO
a7d Reslca dS Ia Palma died Of tier ectaGS soon
thereafter.
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NGW-YORK TRIBUNE,

TIVE ggys.IoKA DAILY fkIaUEEIy fCEkshkD
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY ExcErSEp'
Az the Tribune Buildings, ceraer OF spTaos
ind NASSAU srreets, opposite the CisS nhn'
Ard delivered 10 City Subscribers for aIrs osH7s pc
week when they prefer theJ can pay II sa,snos
Desk for stx months year ~ tae sste . PIE
gio copies Two CENTS. Mall subserioers sire poua1
ser .upur, In advance tho paPer In no easo con-
rinned beyond tho time for which u paid su6sc1p-
rions taken ,or ss months 3hreo poiisrs In sdvanes
v,ouired In all exchanges with Cocniry NeWspspefs
paly p4prrs received nj ilis otocs whose terms sfs
higher han those of Fgs Tais5Hk, srsrot allowed any
differences.
rrxss kDvHRYIsise.
Hlxe ,pn. or ess-FirH insertion u .sSta
sch subs.auen' inssrtion.-....lA
SS.r r;yc Ltucs-Firs insertion. eenls q
E,sh subseSuen, Insertion which may bs,
every day once twice or three times cents lima
~eoS al the optisn OF the advertiser.
inside AdvertiSBmentsSre cents line for The Sirs
io,-rt'on and -Four cents for zach subsequent ooe-
SIgrHs MARRIAGE, FUNERAL Eoricas.he astszc'seiss
frs lrsss IS cenih
@ Al Aaycraso.ntstnser.cdn ihis paper spps.r bo's
II The Morning suo the Evening edition
EBE sEmi-wEEKL9 FRIBUNE,
IL y1oished every "WEDNESDAY gArunDAT nornir "a
Fries IS per Ann1m. Two ecp!es for 81.
NEW-YDKH WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUEYaY,
10 puSsbed every SATURDAY MOANING the low phes Of
g sonuro In advance 10 copies for SIS, % copies
for sA
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FoLGER's oLosAoNIAN
OR ALL HEALING 6ALsAA.
nR g. FoLGER, Ire proprietor o! he above article,
~ would hereby give ncIice ina. owing 10 circumstances
- k-Gnc ka cnrrr. Led

OR ALL HEALING BALsAM.
nR g. FoLGER, tse proprietor OF he above article,
~ woud hereby give nc!ice ihat owing 10 circumstances
over which he had DO cortrol be has felt peeled 20
REMOVE HIS OFFICE
,or the sale o! The genuine Oiossou!sn TO
q i6I FULTONSI.-lel, Ii
third door West OF Broadway and oppcsite s. PGuQs
Church q door, BE has been driven 70 pursue this course
IN cou,ecuence OF spurious article which hss been got
md q now offered tor sale ne tue snd eecuine article
a, the old oce Eolgers having been akec from the
ais ass been done w.hosi n knowedse or eersenL &c
'--- WARN THE PUBLIC
sg.n,, spec:ous deception and urge hem no, 20 &c pul
Of win preparation which brars no resemblance 20 he
Genuine sr,cr r1cePiin The orl OF he bottle or he ABE!
on me Outside 81.
o.vrz now for may years Attended personally 10 the sa
NJ Ire and witnessed The benefits
o1.-rS upou thousands who have usec under his crec-
''A' 1' - ~ SPURIOUS ARTICLE
hS ~ ,.ir,ed 81 upor s1.ci-c N lie place OF tie
ys1nt- and lh,s be productive OF AZ c.nch injury The
s-nntns Olosaorisr has protncrt good
rhe Oos.cpisn will row De prepared unter his OWE .rd
. d,.rrer 40 that there viii De 10 lea! thai L Will -.lher
- Srarnted viii e-t-sassaJ :abs.Ga-s or Cha1r DugI
which 90 ofsn oesvoy tic sres Of hs beat Medicine N
he world. 80, -, r
- - ~ FREE OF CHARGE,
.,s WIN h.-r,IIy 1--WE t-rctocs aud counsel The
,ft5 .. ,hir c.srs require Remember he number,
l6I FULToSsT.-isl,
where Fogers genuns o.ossoa1 ca Acne De ootaneo
wi raorl a.
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A GENCY kOH yAUGHN,s Vesoaos III ..

GENCY FOR vAUGHS's vssoclsg n,oo Han.
AiDt!c Ai1tu.sis l32 Nsssao, Opposite "a bs boosbt
NewYofk Only place In The cry h,ouah The potth-
Th. yrest reputation Ibis article cow ns -
err .on 81 lie tinted u. nsnsss 1s % r
Establish Depot al The seoYo 49, ready 70 forward 70
my ss..ss q s1 TnsS oisso.
cures Dropsy Gye nsn.s wsakoess Of tho Iys
a :aS o 10 r.: os1ndss
Scrosnis, es.s ,i 20 30 questioned or doubted, and IN
' ss;' ei ~ hs =. Merry 70 u. as name o. Ss
E, 9 n ai ~ ' sas ss.ss 10
DOVE r ehsrrcter Of tho medicine Will ahow itseB u
re SO or ootle, N and oftea 10 ;he OF
&c 1tieIe-is certainty IN relieving al and Radically
suns rao In Twelve u explained In tce pamphlet wpss
iS N.sssu opposite Cltuion Hall Only kgeney Ia Us
ely. Pres Of u o. bottle, 81, 20 or do g. pi.S99asS
dealsss E5s Sssco4"TS
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Lord J. Ru.selr. Address. 70 his Con.lituent..

LORD y. husseIi's Address TO MS Sohshtuents.
Gentlemen: The administration OF SIR Robert
Feel having been dissolved her Majesty has been pleased
to confer upon me the oee OF FRS, Lord OF the Treasury
my seat In Parliament has, therefore, become vacant and
is again at your disposal
When did honor To ask mo TO represent
consented 20 become candidate no. merely chieSy
because the distinction representing the City OF London
WAS Just object o! AMBITION but because wished 10 OBJ
tain FOR the principles OF commercial freedom sanction
OF our appreciation.
Although Was elected by a very small majority and
the elections OF lS adverse my hopes and favor
able 20 the doctrines OF Protection. every that has
elapsed hiss witnessed some relaxation OF restriction,
and advance toward the establishment OF the psinc
PIE for which contesded.
Finally have this year seen Sir Robert Peel propose
aud carry for ,ots! repeal Of the aG,es upon
foreign corn.
You may be assured tina, shall desert in Office the
principles which adhered when they were less iavoSa
bly, received. cAanot, indeed claim the merit either OF
having carried OF IS Minister OF OF
having prepared the public mind by any eSelaons "
mine Rs to convert what would have Seen an iupTseseA
bic attempt into certain victory To others oeiohs neSe
distinctions But have epdeavored 70 do my part n th
great work according 10 my means and conveioaS' is
BY proposing temperate RELAXATION OF the Cofna"S e
Nerward. when that measure had been repeatedly FseSs
ed by declaring IN favor 0: total repeal anG using Se -
aucnce eoad exert % prevent The continuance OF te
struggle for obiec; not worth The cost OF Conflict
TRUST that tho OF commercial freedom which
str remain BE- accomplished Will oecsSon tie re-
newal Of Angry conflict The Government OF this country
ought 10 bchold with impartial the various portions
o. NE community engaged In agriculture N manufactures
and In commerce. The tcslnS that any OF them Is
treated with injustice provokcs lw ds,ures essa;ion.
and tvers attention from many useful and necessary re-
ioTms Great social improvements are required; pueac
education lau.entab,y imperfect the OF GRIM
mas problem yet undecided the sansosy condition
o. Ger towns and villages has Seen grossly neglected the
administration OF Our colonies demands ts Iaos eafnsss
and deliberate attention Our recent discussions have laid
ofc the misery the discomfort and ourages OF Ireland
,aey are 100 cesf authenticated to denied too extern
sares.
should you again elect me your membsr, II win be my
essy TO consider al these important matters In conjunction
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GENERAL Notices.


re- Surntogn SprinGs.-Dr. G. BENZ Smith'a fiils
arp Huliug, the Springs TINS patrons
OF these valuable Pis will please Observe Benz Smith
written on The bottom OF the Box-Imrroved lad Veg.
(Sugarcca.ed) Ps % cents per Box Office l79 Green
wich.sL large brcs block, n Y jyi7 limos
r. From the yinccnnes (lud.) Gszstte. april l6,
lS4o-OuR ONLY a6EsT.-MrN V. b. Palmer, American
Newspaper and Advertising Agent in the ces OF New
York Phi adepha Baltimore and Boatou II only
thori;ed Agen: for receiving and forwarding subscriptions
and for this and for receiving and
recepung for payment. OF the same. jyl3 II
EE For Boston Norwich and Worcester.
TIE steamer Cleopatra. Capt Williams will leave South
aide OF Pier No North River every Monday Wednesday, and
Friuy al P. N. connecting with the cars Al Ahyns
Point. ImJ5,fl rahFR PRATf. Jr Conductor
IT. To LadIes.-mrl GUVE continues TO give advice
anG direction. with respect TO the application OF Wafer
Cure IN all dia-ssoa OF and children. 81 her resi-
dave wv S'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

CAI.AMAsDEK IRON FoCndry.--he .eb.cnbers
Sat ib.r new oaiiccg Nos i02 sac loi Goercxs few
dor, Souh of have frat snd experienced
orkuen employed and prepared 70 exee orders for
yhr and heavy castings ahort notice New-Yosk June
IF Ie.a p. b L J. AEORY jeS8 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

r OW PRICED BROWN SHEETISGs-5i 70
Les cents per yard, - Cedac-Et second asor.
Wi 7. n UNDERHILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

nEH aNn pENCIL CASbS.-A lA.gr azsorInen1
NJ cid s,J syef Pencil Cssea for sale tbs Staroc-
ar, store Of JANSEN BELL, La H.szsust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

100 900 bales With the exception Of the exports these
figures all less than last yeFrs The stock Is now
3i 900 bales less than the corresponding period OF
ls45.
liverpool Cotton Market.
SATURDAY July i.-The sales to dsy reckoned at
5000 bales principally If Nil the trade Without the
slightest change prices. There is al the aame time
good choice oi'ering in American eorts
MONDAY JuLY 6-We have had good trade demand
to-day the roles 1000 bales OF which specu
la,ors and exporters have taken 1000 bales The mar
ke very f<m quotations OF last week being very
fully supported,
TuEspAY jelly THE market 70 rather quiet to-day,
not more than 5000 bses having been sold OF this
porrers have taken 600 bales Of qualify At sgd 10 sad.
There Ia cnange whsteyer in prizes from Friday last
nor do holderA show any disposition 70 make sales but
upon the waole, the market Is barely supplied with
Cotton
Markets.
growing wheat almost universally well spoken or and
general belief that, with continuance OF fine
weather will be In full operation on this day fort
night 20 probable yield the accounts vary const
eraby consider however, that there Is more reason
calculate large produce than the contrary and that
the quality Will be If the toeraoy well harvest
ed there doubt The first effect OF the liberation
bonded Corn having sec away the grain trade has
again assumed a somewhat hrm tone
London average price OF Grain for the week ending
Inn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

LOSDON DATES ~ IRE 'In.
The steamship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. HosKEN,
arrived al an early hour on Tuesday morning win
three days later advices from Europe. though
not of special i'm porance, the neIs is interesting
The new British Ministry goes on swimmingly as
yet ], is supposed that no member OF the new
Cabinet will be opposed in bis reelection to Parlia
men,. excep, possibly Mr. Macaulay in Edinburgh
where his support Of the Maynoo,h Grant and his
want of sympathy with the Free Church have made
him adversares
We give more extended list of the new Admin
istra,ion below. II is understood that Mr.. C. Butler
or Mr.. HAYES will be Under Secretary for the Col
onies The Duchess of Sutherland will be Mistress
Of the Robes
The retiring Ministers have had their audiences
with the Queen, TO surrender the Seals, &c. All
is as yet harmony and and good feeling between
them and their successors.
a tremendous thunderstorm passed owe, Devon
shire, Birmingham, Windsor and Liverpool on the
Jtb doing much damage.
The British Revenue (actual for the year ending
July s, lsi5, was $40, es2.l4o; Do. year ending
July s. 40. f4s, 1874 420--decrease over Six Million
Dollars.
There was a faIlingof Of Ten Millions of Dol
lars in the Customs. owing TO changes in the Tar
if, on other items generally an Improvement
The Grea, Britain passed through Godfrey dock gates
a, In the evening Of the 7th inst from noon the 9Th
90 noon on 9Th. made $50 miles sails at part Of the
time only the remainder OF the passage wind westerly,
or light be Of at times strong from the
westward the last week continuous thick fogs obliged
10 souud and 90 slow during that time reached Sandy
Hook a, 70 midnight OF the Goth, making the passage In
Is days hours running time. and deductng l6 hours
for soppsges leaves days IL hoursihe best passage
e. New York on record the Great Westerns shortest
being 10 days ls hours running time.
The packet ship Quebec arrived out with later
on the 6,h Tho Slss Holmes With day later from
NJ " Aho hIh
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with those whom her Nsjesy has been pleased TO cal to
her councils.
At the p'esen. moment any farther explanation NJ
views wout be unauthorized aud imperfect have The
honor to BE. your faithful and obedien servant.
J RUSSELL.
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THE TRIBUNE.
From our Extra Of Yesterday Morning
Three Bays Later
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON DATES TO THE 7,h.
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miscellaneous.

Dreadful LEGENDARY FIRE N BRITTANY
In the night of the Goth ult the small village Of hsrs
bose on the road between Baud and Pon.ivy tMorbi
ham, was entirely destroyed BY dre-houses. urntture,
i've and dead .sock-bu, happily no human lives were
oss Is - attributed to the wul act OF OF the re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

The Epegre publishes letter dated Oran, June
IS. which says:
boa; arrived the 22t nlt. from Deula Ghazsou-
a. with inpo.tsn; dispatches from Geae-S Cavs!snac,
which bring news Of great interest Some Arabs for The
most par, belonging 20 the tribes which had actively pa-
cpsed IN the butchery OF SitBrah1 had taken adsar
.ase o! the moentary absence Of The General Who hac
sune the direction Of Morocco 10 attack The ceiachen
occupied n the works OF The road cr Ghazaoust to ne
folter. Our troops Immediately discontinued their WORKS
and concentrating themselves sent OF eouiers 10 Gene!
al Cavaisu.c Tie latter, with the ceGns under bis CON-
nsnd succeeded in making counte: march in such
manner that the enemy found it impossible 70 avoid COM
bat which they had themselves been tie frst 70 provoke
More thsn $40 Arabs driven toward the sea, and
were there called upon surrender They refused 20 lay
down ihsir arms however and in consequence tie Whole
0. insra pesshed some killed BY our soldiers, al he Oh
erS we've drowned
The fcEloHHas o. The % inst contains correspondents
nom Algeria 20 the 2o;h GI; which represents the country
Is II me oS satisfactory possible 10. French
Generally speaking, the colony" was tranquil In those
portions OF L IN which the French keep up that which the-
own accounts show 10 &C UNNECESSARY hosties tie
forum ste Arabs and hsSyles crushed dispersed or
INFLATED AodciKlde- described As fugitive II ,as
gard Of his counyea as &C experience derson .rs,ead OF
compliance Al their hands when soliciting horse The
brave indeia,sahe, aad scarcely less able Bou Naza Is
represented with pain ssd sue, his wounds
uudessed his hone out and 10 relief be obtained
If these circumstances De no: 1ssye Of The future ant
tueed reign French in Algeria, i Is difficult fore
see in what way By whom their possession OF The
tfy VIII or can &c contested
miscellaneous.
dreadful LEGENDARY FIRE IN BRITTANY
In pskf IF vii, yiilsas Of
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Co1sAcKIZ, Sept ., lSll
d. TowSsEsD-To all whom this may c0oc1rn: This
10 10 certify my wife Used bottle OF your Sarssps
ma previous couhremenl under NE niosl alarming
and delicate crcumAtancos being uoused with The dropsy
swens OF the feet nervous affections, and very nucn DC
b.st-d with my permission and Tho recommendation OF
hose who 1ssd she Induced 10 Try, win le OF
fs,baad ses It 70 say the medicine h,d tho aspp,
desired c5ect only Inc hours Of confinement but az
tyr pira:ioa Of week OF IL tho dfopsy ano
n1ryous aEecnon gave way astonishing degree ana
her health better Than 1! bad been r long 'rns
subscribe myself your most obodient and Obliged Ger.
want, b. b. JAHESuN'
FOR sale al IZ6 s1ltop-st; RVau Buskirk I2 COT Of
Market Aad Brood Newark, N j.; C. lnghs JL Psb
erson NJ Ib5 SCUM Pearsl Albany; Bedding Co No,
SIa:--st Bosom, gackus Bull Troy; Mr.. Wells drug
Rossraan 4 Co Hctson; Andrew TrusI, 6eheneca6y M
Fowler, Lansingbafsn, and By principal dHgg,. ssas
rally throughout Tho United axtos West Indies ana u'S
Cansdas.
Mons genuine eIcep, put In The large SQUARE oosnvs,
which corin quart and signed with 100 wri.tsn - th,
tire Of s. P. TOWNSEND, and bis naas o oorg WIS
Slass. f1nL -
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where Folgers sc
tvl6 o,eo6 lisp