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Gold Pen Manufacturer.
ALBERT G. BaoLEI, ls9 Broadway, for sale at man.
ufacturer's prices, by all the wholesale jewellers
stationers, &c, warranted.
Manufacturer Of The Celebrated Magic Razor Sirop o
-Four Sidss.
L. CHAPMAN, l02 William street. Sold at Manu-.
fsc,urer's prices by all the Hardware, Fancy
Goods Importers, and Wholesale Dealers; price,
reduced 33t per cent
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Mr. HARRISON rose and said, that, by leave of
the gentleman who entitled to the floor fMr
CAsELL,l and to whom he (Mr, II. had spoken pri-
vately, he had risen for the purpose Of asking the
unanimous consent of the House to make report
from the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. SCHENCK rose to move that the rules be
suspended for the purpose Of calling the committees
generally for reports
The SPEAKER said, that the question was on
granting the unanimous consent asked for by the
gentleman from Georgia, Mr.. HARALsoN.l
Mr.. SCHENCK objected, and again submitted
his motion.
The SPEAKER said, there was no rule at present
in force that could be suspended The unfinished
business on which the House was engaged wss a
question Of privilege, and, ss such, would override
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 7,
To be drawn February IL, 1886.

Tickets si0--halves s5-quarters 80 So
Certificate ola package of IS wholes $50, ,hars
in proportion.
1924 dollars.
100 prizes Of q, 900, amounting to Sl00, o00
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28

are but three houses on the beach, built
OF wrecked wook, the privations and
sufferings of those who did survive,
must have heen horrible.
The gale 10 the eastward Of New
York was also terribly severe: every
where it is considered the severest
snow-storm that has visited us since
the great storm of 1891. At Boston,
the gale began at 5 O'Clock on Sunday
mo rning,--about twelve hours later
than in Philadelphia. The vessels in
that quarter do not seem to have suffer-
ed as much as those off New York.
We hear automatically of only two
wrecks. The schooner Harriet, Of
Portland went ashore on Chelsea beach.
She will be total loss: the crew saved
themselves by surf skiff, otherwise
all hands would have perished. The
schooner Louisa Beaton, Cushman, of
and from New Bedford, for New York,
went ashore on the south side of Great
Gull Island, on Sunday at one o'clock,
at high water, and bilged. Her cargo
consisted of one thousand bbls. sperm
oil, and 10000 lbs. bone. Crew saved.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of Trumbuu County.
BANKS AND BANKING.

"I do not scrupe to declare that, IL I had voice
in your Legislature it would have been gwen DE.
CIDEDLY AGAINST PAPER EMISSION, upon the
general principles OF its INUTILTTY as a represen-
tatiue, and necessity OF il as , medium. The
necessity arising from the ,oat of specie. is rep
resented as GREATER THAN 1T REALLY 81
From Cen Washington's letter to Thomas Stone,
Feb. 10. 1887
"I sincerely believe that BANKING INSTI-
TUTIONS ARE MORE DANGEROUS THAN
STANDING ARMIES Thomas Jefferson to
John Taylor, Of Caroline, May %, 1876
IT rs ONE OF THE GREATEST HUMBUGs Ev-
Err ATTEMPTED TO BE IMPOSED UPON A PEo-
PIE THAT THERE Is NOT SPECIE ENOUGH IN
THE WORLD To ANSWER ALL THE NEcEssA-
ny WANTS OF THE COMMUNITY Jackson
to Moses Dawson.
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BRIDGE ACROSS THE OHIO.

The citizens of Cincinnati and those
ofCovlngton KY, on the opposite shore.
have in contemplation the building of -
bridge across the river. Some of them
have written to Mr.. Rebling on the
subject, and we find in the Cincinnati
Union, the following extract from his
reply to the letter:
"a Wire Suspension Bridge can be
constructed al Cincinnati, which would
span the Ohio in one single arch, leave
the river entirely unobslructed, form
perfectly safe communication with the
Kentucky side at all seasons of the year,
prove the best paying stock, and at the
same time, great ornament to the city.
and one of the most remarkable works
Of modern Engineering. A span Of
1900 feet, (Which | believe is The width
OF the river at the contemplated .sitel is
perfectly practicable, and far within
safe limits of the capacity of weIl-con.
structed Wire Cables. The size of the
cables, and other means applied, must
of course be in proportion. The dis
tance from the ends of the approaches
to the centre of the river, would be
sufficient to admit gentle ascent of,
say 40 feet. Add to this the height OF
the abutments Of, say from SO to 60
feet, and you have height OF 80 to 100
feet, above the river, sufficient to clear
steamboats, at high stage of water.
If economy were great object, two
piers might be resorted to, for the sup
port Of centre span, ofe to 700 feet,
and two end spans oflesser dimensions.
But J, for one would say, do not OBJ
struct aLa bella riviere"- there is but
one in the world"
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Too TRuE.-An African preacher,
speaking from "W hat is man pro6ted
ifhe gain the whole world and lose his
own soulr'--mentioned, among other
things, that many lose their souls by be-
ing too charitable! Seeing the congre-
cation astonished beyond measure, at
his saying, he very emphatically re-
peated II, and then proceeded to ex-
plain his meaning
"Many people," said he, "attend
meeting, hear the sermon, and when it
is over, they proceed to divide 1t among
the congregation: this part was for that
man, that part for that woman; such
denunciations are for such persons;
these threats for you sinners--and so
they give way the whole sermon. and
keep none for themselves" II
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THIEF cArcHER.-.An exchange pa
per gives a description of the contriv-
ance which Banker Rothschild, Of Lon
don, has upon the door of his vault TO
prevent incursions Of thieves to his
''pile." 1t is wonderful piece of
mechanism, and we suppose if the fact
Of its existence were generally known,
his money bags would be perfectly safe.
If person attempts the lock, or tam
pers with it in the slightest degree, an
iron hand and arm is thrust out from
the door, clenches the offender aud
holds him motionless in its iron embrace
while at the same instant bell is
struck in a room overhead occupied by
watchman, giving him notice that his
presence is required below. Should
the watch not get down to the assis-
tance and release Of the wretch held
by the iron arm in I 5 minutes time, then
a blunderbuss is discharged into the
body of the trespasser. Thus he is
mercifuIly allowed fifteen minutes grace
to reflect upon the enormity of his Of
fence. We were told, that few years
since, man was caught by the iron
nippers, and the watchnian came to his
relief only two minutes before the blum
derbuss would have been discharged.
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Fyom the Philadelphia Saturday Post.
& FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
THIRTY Days LITER,

After we had gone to press, an ex-
press brought to Philadelphia the an
nouncement Of the Cambria's arrival,
with thirty days later intelligence
We stop the press to announce the
chiefitelns Of news, leaving details for
next weeks edition.
The meeting Of Parliament, and the
Queens speech, and the remarks Of
Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell
in relation to the foreign affairs of Great
Britain, particularly with the United
States, give very favorable complex
ion to the Oregon question. Sir Robert
Peel and Lord John condemn the course
pursued BY Mr.. Pakenham on the Ore
gon question, particularly his refusal Of
the offer of Mr.. Buchanan, acithoat sub
mitting il to the consideration Of his
Government.
Lord John Russell is decidedly op-
posed TO the increase Of the army and
navy Of Great Britain, and says that the
only need Of any increase is the increase
in the possession of that government.
The reduction Of duties on American
produce proposed by Sir Robert Peel,
meets with much favor, AMI is expect
ed to increase the business Of the man.
uSacturing districts very much.
The accounts Of the various markets
are of the most favorable character, and
and cannot but have a very favorable
effect upon the prices of American pro-
duce in our markets.
The London Money Market was
rather tight, and the quotations for
stocks tended downwards.
Sir Robert Peel has brought his new
commercial policy before Parliament.
Wilmer & Smiths Times says: "The
new scheme embraces, with full sense
Of their Importance. the principles Of
free undergraduates all protection for
commerce, manufactures, and agricul.
ture; admits corn. duty free, at the end
Of three years, with scale which will
probably oscilate between four and SIX
shiliugs per quarter, and at once ad.
rnits Indian corn and buckwheat free
of all duty whatever
The British ministry proposes to re-
duce the duties on many articles ex.
ported from America to England, as
follows:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28

TAX BnL-On the 25ih INST, the House Of
Representatives passed the new Tax Bill Il had
previously passed the Senate, but as there were
multitude Of amendments passed in the House, they
must yet receive the sanction of the Senate
The bill to incorporate the Belpre and Colum-
bus railroad has been postponed till the FIRST Mon.
day Of December next
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28

The first newspaper printed in North
America was issued at Boston, in April
1904. 1t was a Government journal
solely, and published by the Postmaster.
Philadelphia claims the next honor, in
171s. In New York no paper was
published until 1895.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

The democratic Editorial publishing committee.
at Columbus. are publishing work, in numbers
Of eight pages each, entitled sFacts for the Pee-
ple." intended for the coming campaign. II b
filled with excellent articles on the currency, and
can bebad at so cents per hundred copies. just the
cost. Orders will be supplied, by addressing the
democratic Publishing Committee" /" Columbus,
Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28

PRoyIsloNs.--Lard is more inquired
after, at improved prices. Hams are
scarce, and more inquired after. Amer
ican Beef is selling to a fair extent;
considerable arrivals are expected
Not much doing in Pork.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-28

Weare gratifed TO lean that the small
note bill received asignal defeat in the
Senate Of Virginia, on Friday last; the
vote was II for and 20 against it. That
was a go-by sure enough. Argus.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE

9S-v. B. PALMER is our agent for receiving
and recepting for subscriptions and advertisements
in the cities Of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston. Business inrusted to HIM for this Of
fee will receive prompt attention.
Address-V. B. PALMER, Real Estate and Coal
Office, No. SO Pine street, Philadelphia Coal or
fee, No. l60 Nassau street, Tribune Buildings
.New York-S. E. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets, Baltimore--No. 10 State street, Boston
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-07-28
$5O,OOO =!
Paid for the original recipe Of the
CELEBRATED IMMINENT =
or CIT IOHN LONG
OF ST. JOHN LONG.

This most wonderful remedy of the late 81
JOHN LONG, of England, for the external ap-
plicalion 10 many diseases, is now Tor ths INST
time introduced into the United States
The Great fame of this most important medicine
has preceded it, as will be seen by the following
extract taken from the Medical lntelllSencer, VOL
9. page 1872 1t is here introduced 10 snow inc
public. the great estimation in which 81. Long
Imminent was held, notonly by the people OF Eng
land at large, but also by the Medical Faculty
there r, "
mDr. Macreight called the attention ofihe Med
ical Society 10 the composition of the Linlmen
employed by the celebrated St. John Long, winch
al one time excited no small controversy WIN re-
spect 10 its imputed virtues. 1t was known u lhoSt
of he members. that at the death of thatpe:SOn,
the secret of the composition was sold Tor the e.
normous sum of 10000! $3.50 OoO.) he had
ennloved the linment pretty extensively during
the last wear and found the results consequent on
its application, perfectly astounding! Inc Phe-
nomena which follows the use OF II, are such as
will astopish the beholder, and are often deemed
miraculous by those who employ the remedy and
narsdoIical nv MANY ofthe profession. They were
The appearance of a greater degree oil red
ness on one part of the skin than another when
uniformly rubbed-this peculiar red spot BONG
always directly in the neighborhood, and overthe
part where the disease is located
. On the continuation of the rubbing for some
time the OoZinS OF nulu from inc surface, 'diJ
inc in color, the cutcle remaining unbroken.
3. The healing of the disease under the continu-
ed action ofthe Liniment" Such is the unanswer-
able testimony in favor of this most important
eyternal remedyI Its all-healing virueS are dis
PLAYED in many of the most tedious and obstinate
affections to which the human frame is subject
and most triunphantly so, in all those internal
obscure diseases, which defy alikethe skill ofthe
physician and power of medicine. Its by the ex-
element of new action in the exhaent vessels
of the part affected, induced by the application OF
this Liniment that the cure is effected and thedis-
ease removed. The conlinuedapplication will i
persevered in, assuredly produce peculiar red
ness directly orer the part affected, thus pointing ou
with unerring certainty the primary seat of dis,
| ease, and by continuing the rubbing the vitiated
and morbid fluids will be seen toooze through the
skin. and pass offinsensibly from the surface by
the exhalent vessels, and thereby entirely eradica-
ting The cause of the disease, and restoring the par
affected to its usual health.
The following complaints are those in which
the Liniment of St John Long act most consplcu'
| Gus:
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Not Licensed.
NEW AND ELEGANT
SPRING GOODS.

The Suo scnber is now receiving general as
sortmcnt of itch and fashionable goods, ADAPTED
to the sea son.
! DRESS GOODS in great varieiy.-Prints
Muslins & Lawns, EarlStone
and French Ginghams, NJ
de LainS, Balconies, Geor.
gia Silks, Graduated Robes
of Bingham Muslin, Organ.
dies, &c
SHAWLS & SCARFS-Plain G. satin-strip'd
all wool Berege, Plain and
embroidered NJ de Lame
Stradilla & other varieties
GLOVES-Bajous Black, white & colord Kid
Black & color'd Silk, Linen
Lisle Thread g. Cotton do
for Ladies & Gent.-a splen-
did assortment.
PURSE TWIST, Steel Beads & Trimmings
RIBBONS, Laces. & Hosiery, Zephyr WoTs-
teds, Drab Moreen
PARASOLS, Parasollettes & Sun Shades.
CLOTHS-French& Belgian Cloths. and Doe
skins, Black e. Fancy CASH
mers Tweeds G. Cashma-
rettS.
VESTINGS-White and color'd Marsailles,
Fancy Silk, Cashmere, wors-
ted, Black Silk & Satin YES
fingS.
LlNENS-Medium and fine undressed do, for
1amilyS use, Diapers, Crash,
French Linen&c &c.
DOMESTICS-Medium 10 heavy bleach'd &
unbeach'd Sheetings g.
Shirtings, Tickings, Wick
ings, Batting, Wadding-
checks, Yarn &C.
GROCERlES-A general assortment OF PRIME
FAMILY GROCERIES.
ALSO,
CHINA, EARTHEN & GLASS WARE
large supply.
II is my determination to sustain the oil rno,,o
of
"CHEAP CASH STORE"
E. FALLETTE.
May 4ih, 1916.
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4 . 4 6.
VERGENNES AND TROY
LINE.

THIS Line Boats viii commence their
Il regular trips for the transportation OF
property between Vergennes, Troy, New
York and Boston, or any part ofthe South
ern or Western Country on the most reas-
enable terms, and with great dispatch, lea
wing Tergennes every Tuesday and Satur-
day morning. New York every evening.
Sundays excepted) Troy every Wednss-
day and Saturday, at 4 o'clock P. M. Prep
erty shipped by this Line from Vergennes
must be on board the evening previous to-
the boats leaving. The ProPriet0rs ofthis
Line thankful for past favors again respect
fully solicit continuance of the favors Of
their old friends and customers and the
public in general, hoping by strict and
prompt attention to business to merit a full
share of public patronage. Goods ordered
by this Line should be marked Care nj,
ID. Hall. Troy. For further particulars en-
quire of r. CHAPMAN. Agt. Vergennes.
NJ. ID. HALL, Agt. 155 River ST. Troy,
Z. B. JAMES, Agt. Coentis Slip, N. Y.
REFERENCE.
Pope Catlin Esq. n. Y.
Co. James Hooker, Troy N. Y
Messrs. Scott 5. Lemon, do.
Messrs. A. Chapman & Son,
Nathan Wood Esq. Middle
Messrs. J. NJ. SIade & Co. bury,Vt.
Asa Francis Esq.
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There is no eIcuse

For the Headache 1chen you can obtain the
Genuine Mdrshalrs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is certain and perfect cure for
Inc Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak eyes. II opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
all those wishing to purchase the genuine arti-
Gle OF MarshalPS Snuff, should purchase that of
which Il. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT is the pro-
Pretor, and no other, as manufacture PERSONAL
ly the snuff sold by said Gridley
DR.. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article was executed
In my presence by DR.. Marshall, and that hissig-
nature thereto is genuine
Dorastus Wooster-Judge.
Mddlebury, January IA, 1915 80
n b. The name OF H. C. Gridley, proprietor
VIII be found upon every bottle Of the genuine
Marshall's Improved Snuff. Sold wholesale anG
retail by III. C. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w. p. Russell, and s Moody, and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada
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PULMONRY ORGANS
PERMANENT CURES,


after every known remedy had ia to produce this dsir-
= rff;rt
Beside. its astonishing rirRcy in .the disease. shove
IN ntonnd alsn ind veIyl rfrciua remedy ~
ASTHMA. complaint which ii has been extensively
sed with decided success, nI cases Of years stan
ding
II only rmanaies from regular 'rhyscian, but has
nS 'TI well tested IN AL The complaints LOT which II Is
recommended Ii is my Intention therefore, either 10
cloak II in mystery ia Gereive the public bI
o.rIrliing vlfiu-s The cnuirary, shall simply
give brief Staiemeut oi lis u-culnrsS and fiat
nIys'i thai surprising efficacy " III enable ~
iHinisl such proofs of is virtues Viii satisfy The
incrcuui"uS hat o>Im ZION nlny and IAN BE GUILD,
Is This I'dicinc b. roNIri'd Ia ia time.
llrIr T., 'riap-, d>-as, VIII CHI Our country Is
affected which SWEEPS of annually many victims ar
D,y day, yca after yrar, the insaaie hur
Ia The Irais ~ The cu'd aud cn tomb lr s.! added
victims conquest No wax vi life j. el FINN i.s
biiEliIin iuiehcc. No exempt fIun is dtatidea
ils TN H. the middle aged, and tie young.
alike, l,iod inf ifis cniinnn my OF mankind
Tue white iiard aTiaIch whose i; Of temperance has
rendered s sStIn ImIrvuuS Ia the attacks Of other II $
and wt'S. son deeds prepared him for the enjoyment OF
ii'es calm evening, iud consumption fastening lis fanss
upon his viIals, AMI leaning him from world. bIig'
u minds which l'oS comPlaccnilY on days wei sre!
l. ifre htp The afflicted No preventive Of The
a InetFs which ht>ct MS Ia ohanccabc and Tickle
hIinel We think there may be- And ii the allceaiios of
thuSr who least eniiIld IN vcracity may be be
lcvcd Their t. a preventive and remedy,
stars Basam of " i'd Chiry is offered n suffering
nd a. such IL needs NOT The 'advrniiiiuus aid of a
long string lriicus certificates give notrTriy Ii
tine VI lur and intrinsic excellence and sufficient
tbs il u The coufde:rr uf the public. and
"N aft on Ia fame"
the nanr of lis inventor, as rncacuTeof his species
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Bruises and SprainS
Nervous Complaints
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
Tor the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Tor Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposal for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established rePuta-
ion OF this company, and the promptness
characterised render il unnecessary o say my
thing in its favor. All business connected
with the office intfusted TO him will be faith
fully and Punctually transacted.
JONATH IN HAGAR.
MidIlebury, Feb. 26. lS42 42;y Agent.
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PUNDERSON'S

A certain and perfect cure for all the diseases
TO which the Horse, OK, Cow and all herbiverouS
animals are sui ice; lo-Such as the heaveS, foun-
der, horse distemper, coughs, colds Sc. in horses,
Horn distempcr &c. &c. in the OK and COW.
Sold wholesale and retail at the manufacturers
prices, by HC.G RIDLEY
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FOR WORMS.
Il Highly valuable PREPARATION cdPaOe' J'""
The promptitudc Of as action, Of cLed.-
ing The system in a teic hours
ofcUery norm.
The exceeding small quantity Of this Medic'ne
required 10 test the existence Of worms, or TO re-
move every from ie system, its operating IA 4
few hours, together with liz great certainty "i eec,
constitute il OF the brilliant discoveries oi
the age. Ii seldom needs To lie repeated and new
e. to he followed by any other pur C. Therefore, IN
urgent 'es, as those of IT'S, SPASMS, or CON-
WILSON'S, caused by worms, ITS unriNaled s"Pe
roriiv is manifest. Few medicines are better cal
cuaied to improve the health IF children, even
when worms exist; il removes those masses o.
crndiIics that lire and closely adhere to the sto-
ach and bowels. giving rise To symptoms that coun-
forfeit every variety Of worm d sease. Alihou9h
prompt and certain in its operation, and mol nm
pleasant the TASTE, II is perfectly sale, and adap-
ted to the tenderest age.
The following is an cxtrart from lrtIcr address
ed to a. d. & ID. Sands, iom the AgeHt at DERBY
Line,
DERBY LINE, VI, May 9Th, 1916
GENTLEMFH:
received the box Of .sDcad Shot Verniiuse A.
Lout fifteen DAYS since, and have only lew dozen
lclt on hand, which " II he gone IA less than ten
days Il seems To do the work To the perfect salts
iociion of all who it, h;'ar some great accounts
Oft where il has produced the expulsion oi from 10
OF ~ 10 llO WORMS NOM oht ItiSNh. "'" ''N
same number from snme ch llren. or course you
think worm. one of the prevailing diseases in Can
ala and Vermont Please send INC another supply
as soon as convenient. Respectfully,
&. BUTLER.
Tn" folIo'cing is from an eminent Physician
JoxEsBoRoUoB, Tenn. Dec, 81, 1874.
DIR. II. F. PERRY-l take great plea ure in rec
omending TO the public your valuable NerniiuSc,
(propcrly called 'Dcad Shor.') have been ven
ding it for two Years. Nothing Of the kind have ]
sold that has given much universal saIslac-
ton. There in my immediate neigh
borhood that now recollect # in which one dose
caused the expulsion Of $50 worms from Il small
child, as the parent informed afterwards
Very respectfully, J.YANCEY, MI
Price 25 cents per vial.
Prepared ly DIR. II r PERRY, and sold whole
sale and retail by A Il. & d. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton-si., corner ofWillian New-Iork,
Sold also by DIR. W. 7. Russell.
md by Druggists generally throughout the United
5 'sfes.