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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
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bcrsen, coer 81 leiben iuoem id, nid,t pilD
lens bin einen Gent fiji ibn tu beiablcn.-
9Bsr beia9tcn Bus aufnimnit uu6 ibu mir
tpisesr hberbriHat, fcnI Obis, SeIobnnns ers
haltsn, aber feline ireitere llnfoifen.
Reuben Waint.
aprif 20. %3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
Miuiner gtobr,
in Der Staot sIllentaun,
stpifher ben Sarts.gB gBaaren Stobrs Der
Serren Barber unb Sdssr.
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grareift tiefe @eltsenbeit einem seehrten
publifnm unc ibren Sreuncsn iibsrbanpf bic
Anseise 30 MAIDEN, bee lIe oaS WiIiinsr @e,
id'dft nod, INNER an itrem aIten StaHb, auf
Der norolihen Ssife ser 6amilten Straec,
llne irpar in BEN Sauie ibres 8aters George
Stein Cubrmahsr) fcrHuitBen eelcnnen il,
nno eaB fle fceben bon philadelphia jnriid,
9etebrt 1T. uno nun fclssnoe nsumcoige strs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29

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Dlenltaa Wcr0en Tim ubr fam Gin 3ua oe,
laoener @ilenbabn 6arren nit ei,sm GnSe,
Teli, IN Ger gtdbe bon pctstcwn, in gerilb,
run9 10 onB curd, eief teftiae Griditteruna
tunf ocn ben Sarren pon Der gabu ae,pcr'
zen nno Der Cob ees Sngenicurs, NIT giameu
:. Sa, berbeiaeflibrt rpurce aud, Sr,
@ecrge .. Sterling brdd) bel cieier @eleoer,,
beit eln Scin. Der Icstsre puros am OPitt,
apcd tn's locspitaI nahpbilabeIpbia aebrod,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29

Graurtge Solgen.-G Gin 3ildt,
ling, Tamens pierec, ,rcld,rr tor et,pa Is
?Renaten in bas Staats9cfin9nis 40 grccf,
Jpn aeirst fpcreen mar, crbdu9te I'D, am les,
ten Dcnncriia9 in ieiner 3cle. - gr erfubr
ildnllid1 curh einen Te9er ben 1co iriues
Waters, tpelter Gin Spfer bes 8ummers uno
Der SetrilbniB ibcr Die Id,Ied,tc Sanclunaen
fe,nes Schnes aetpcreen par,-unb b6rtc m.
9leld, bic Eddrid,t baB elmer ieincr SriiS,r
tpe9sn Setrii9erei perbaftst Ucrcen Ell
Sls,en bctcen uriaGen idreibt man ieinem
Selbfmcro 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29

uns Il d.-Serrn Scbn sIltbdus pcr
9latahn, Suds @auntp, be9ssnete lcste Bo,
dc tci9enoes llnsliid @r hattie ndmlid, Iei,
ne Sd9mntIe ;u einem Stinifanb ecbrad,t,
nm mad, etipas Su feben. Das Jbcr 0ffne,
te ftf aber tpieber nnb fsBte cieftlbe in BE,
tpe9un9, tuelhss sur Gclse hattie, baB eines
felner Sstne nit Der edge inSeribruna fam,
ino idrsdlid, jerfdnittrn tpuroe. Daeclbe
tpnree thm abgencmmcu, aber mad, unaefdbr
3 Stunoen pcrpedlcIte er benncd, caS 2eit,
Itd)e NIT eem &tpi9sn, cine Satin uub Q flei,
ne Ttnoer binterlaeenb. b.-silter 80 Sabren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29

2ooes { ne. - Der ad,tbare Sames
NeHntr, 9enefensr Gcupsrn6r bon Rbcoe 81,
lamb, 1T am l7ten sipriI in einem alter pcR
n SabreR 9eRorbn.
Schu 8. Spcneer jr. CSctn bes perifcr,
ceIlen &rcSsIetretdrs) ipclder auf Der Der.
Staatsn RrieasIdaluppr 'Wdricu' ais 3obl,
meIlter anaeitellt mar, itarb ar Der Suite
BON afrtta an eem gelben Sieber.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29
Iarfifebe &rieaserfl rfldr,1na.

Die foi9enoe flitipfe Rrie9eserflirune tpnri
os I'm Sabre 1868 eria(Isn, bon bsm iiirfild,en
Taifer Wabcmet beni Bierten, gesen ben
eeufifen Eaifsr eeopcIo. gIir riidcn eieielbe
hier eltt, I'm nnferT eefern Ju seigen mic bar,
barlIt in jenrm 3eitaIfsr ielbif Die Ionard,eu
oct csr9lstdIen 3fpilft9teiien banoelten.
"Durh bic @nabe @ctted, bee aregen @pt,
tes i'm pimnteI. Btr, WcIo WdbDmet, gott
bon Der @rce, berlbmter unb mddiiaer Rai,
ler bon Babilcn nno Suo6a, pom Aufaana
bls gum untsrsanse Der Come, S6ni9 aqer
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elen uno Wauritien. feareid, scbcrnsr 90,
eerel9nipcn Seruialem, Seilser Bee @rabes
@hrliti bed @eireusi9ten, erildreu Dir, Raj,
fer bon DeutffIanb, unb Dir, Roma pcn
polen, lno allen Sdurtlin9en Deines Qanbes
icwobl als eem pabfe pon Hom, ieinen Gar.
clndlen nnb Siih6fcn, bas Bir cntlhlciIen
llno Did, ansusreifen nit l3 6onisen, 1900,
600 Weann 9teiter uno Snfantcrie, init turf,
ibem Wuthe, Wutb Der Dir uno ben Del.
nt9en nnbefdnnt it, Bir werben Did, be,
lld,en IN Wten, Deiner 9lefIcenL did, ben
SonIs BON pclen uuo alIe Define 8erblnes,
Ten oerfcl9en, ods Sd,ipert In Der 6ano, NIT
Verbrennen, Worben, pliinosrn uno 3erlf6,
rem Oelnes eanoeS uno eciner uutertbanen.
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tdredlidlfen COB leiben eeu man lId, benfeu
fam. - Da Ceiue Regicruua id,patb uno
arauiam III, ieIbft uuter @briitcn, tuercen mir
DIR NIT Seuer uno Sdnert Deiu Saifertbum
nno 6on9rcid, entreieen uub 9Isitfaas ben
fcm.td,en Stubl uno feline crsifade Rrcne
IImltiirScn uno Scrlt6ren.
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Don polen, it unirre @rfldruug 40 Dir un6
lle Celnen llntertbanen uio 9Bir benad,,
'ldltt9en Did, rtebifeenr, caB bieien QGcrfcn I
'alo 2bdten fcl9en tperoen, fur bic Ou did,
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er, 1852 9rcee unb fleiue Sd,ulen, 4I22 /,
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9e Staet 1T pier beutld,e N3ciIen i'm lln,,
1nge uno anf ihren Rauern liHo $50 Itarfc
,hirms. unicre 8crflbren enriGsn fIe ben
>anoen Der @briten, beren Beber un6 Sin,
er Dor ihren 9luqcn ermcreet tpuroen. CO
'ouen 9Slr DID uro alIe @briiten behan,
eln gum gerrctie unferes Safes une unIerer
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no Dem 7ten llnierer erbabeurn 9ieaieruna.
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'rhesrenoe Iitrfen 8rieq, fpdbreub fpeld,em
2llrten Die Staot WEn bslagerteu, bann
yer abiogen, Obne cieieIbs srcbert ~ baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-29

Dtenfiettbsr Senatorcu.-
Ete CienitSctt fclaencer Ocrren aebt nit Dem
SdIus Der ss9eHpdrtisen @sfesgebuns ~
Snbe -, -
Ssinrid, Chapman, pcn guds sames
e. Cunldp, ucn @rie !; geam @bad,, rUu
gcrt ; Schaun Sculfrcc, BON WbilaosIpbia
@auntp Sefcricn e. S.sdnan, BON yicrtb,
an'pton /; Sciepb j. Nuap, bon Clinton /;
SeCrsc Rabn, bon ShuDIfia {; Scbann o.
Sterissrs, bon WcntgomerY; !; Daniel 9.
Sherwccc, bon Gicsa @arl S. SuIipan,
bon Butler Samuel Seseip, bon Sefs.
BON ben cben benanuHn Ssrren Tno 8
Scfc Scfr, uub 3 Wbias.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The following extracts are taken from
the able and interesting report of JAMES
SHIELDS, Commissioner of the general land
office for copy of which, we are indebt.
ed to the poiteness of the hon. s. PsrcE.
In Missouri there have been offered at
public sale this year, in the Springfield,
Faytette, Clinton, and Pattsburg districts,
72s.le3 acres, and there are now prepared
tor market 2,l37,176 acres, lying IN an the
districts of the State, Except 81. LOUSY
of which l82,300 acres, situated in the
copper region on Current river, and in the
" Clamorgan" claim, Tin the Jackson dis
irict0 have been detained from market 10
await any further legislation in regard to
the former, and to offer an opportunity for
judicial investigation of the latter.
The boundary question between Misseu.
ri and Iowa, so far as this office is advised,
has not yet been determined under the act
Of Congress OF nth June, 1914. Its early
settlement is certainly Of the utmost conse.
quence to the true interests Of the parties
in controversy.
Wolf island, in the Mssippi river, be-.
tween Kentucky end Missouri, has been
surveyed, and partly sold by the United
States, and also by the State Of Kentucky.
Measures were taken by this office to de.
lermine the shore to which this island orig
inally belonged. In report from the sur.
veyor general of Missouri, it is held 10 be
clearly within the jurisdiction of Missouri.
1t has, however, been deemed proper 10 sus-
pend sales of the land until the final deter.
mlnatlon OF the matter by Congress.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Extract ola letter, dated Yera Cruz Dec. II, la45.
sour minister (Mr. Slldell,) was very
flattelingly received by the authorities o.
this place; and it is known that he reached
the city in safety"
A file of the Mexican government, paper
the Diario del Gobieano, completed from
the % OF November to the l4lh of Decem-
Der, inclusive, with the exception of the
Diario OF the 10Th Of December,) has been
received at The Navy Department. We
are informed by the gentleman in whose
hands these papers were placed Tor perusal,
that they contain nothing whatever of in.
terest, and are singularly barren OF any ar.
ticles concerning the foreign relations OF
Mexico with the United States, or with an y
other nation.
The Diario of the god November an.
nounces, under its editorial head, that the
government had, the preceding afternoon,
received communications, by express, from
Generals Parcdes and Arlsts, stating that, in
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

consequence Of the movements OF the y.
States troops at corpus Christi, in making
reconnoisances and constructing bridges for
artillery on the road leading TO Matamoras,
General Paredes was preparing TO march
with the division ofreserve to the reinforce.
ment of General Arista. The Didrio says:
1--WE hasten to publish this interesting in.
intelligence, as we'll for what it may be
worth in itself, as for the purpose Of refu-
ting, in the most solemn manner, the false
rumors whcih were in circulation yesterday
and to-day in this capItalw
The Dia, 10 Of the 22d Of November con-
,ains a translation, without comment, Of the
editorial article which appeared in the Ma
tiona Intelligencer Of the 18th Of Septehi-
Der last, on the subject Of the boundary Of
Texas. That Of the 26th OF November
copies an article from the Aurora Of Oajaca,
on the subject Of the United States and the
CALIFORNIA;, in the usual style of bombast,
abuse, and menace, which concludes by say.
ing that the government of Mexico, until
now prudent and circumspect, will soon
arouse itself from its apparent tranquility,
and launch its vaIorous hosts upon the per-
fiduous enemy, DC.
The Diario of the 9TH December copies
an EDITORIAL article from paper published
at Jalapa, which after abiding to the nu-
merous projects for reforming the govern
ment and deprecating any change, says:
"Was not the commercial community OF
New York thrown into CONSERVATION from
the simple circumstance of the packet N.
Nicholas having seen off the coast Of New
foundaud two Spanish vessels whose move
ments appeared somewhat suspicious? How,
then, if they should see tina. we were dispo.
sed to do them all the injury in our pow
erW
The Diario Of the 18th contains letter
from the commissioner OF CALIFORNIA;, in
reply to some statements which appeared
in the French newspaper published in the
city OF Mexico. The commissioner denies
the existence of any disaffecton in Califor-
mia, or tina, the Californians are holding sc.
cret communications with the Texans, and
affirms that they are both able and willing
TO defend themselves against invasion.
The Diario of the l4lh gives official no
tice of the meeting Of the deputies and
senators, to be held on the 18th, preparato.
ry to the opening Of the session of the Ma.
tional Congress. Washington Union.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
The Philadelphia u. s. Gazette expresses

The Philadelphia U. s. Gazette expresses
the opinion that "the personelle of the new
Ministry is decidedly anti.pacific, while
the circumstances under which they come
into power, are all favorable to peace be.
tween the United States and Great Bri.
tain"
The New York Courier and Enquirer
closes its abstract of the foreign news with
the following paragraph:
Until something farther is known OF the
composition Of the new Cabinet, Of course Spec
ulations upon this point must be vain. 1t seems
quite certain, however, that the new Cabinet
will be more active, more energetic, more
tcdrlike Ministry, than that which has just re-.
signed"
The Journal of Commerce, on the con.
trary, says:
"What effect this change will have upon our
relations with Great Britain, it is not easy to
say-but it will probably be favorable. A new
Minister to Washington may be appointed, in
which case, some OF the endorsements in the
way Of the adjustment Of the Oregon question
will be removed"
L TIC NcW 1oIh Soutuct Cidi says
'lf Lord Palmerston goes into the foreign
Office, we shall become less hopeful than we
have been OF satisfactory solution to the Oregon
dispute. He is restless, reckless, meddlesome
indiscreet and wrong headed statesman; a very
bad hand to have the management OF delicate
and dangerous controversy. Yet we suppose
there is sort necessity upon Lord John Rus
sell TO give him just that post and no other"
The New York Mirror expresses it!
opinion on the probable effect of the new,
in the following war.like strain:
"a wing administration is much more likel,
to resolve the Oregon dispute by war than tn,
tory one, for the last is self reliant, and the frs
impressionable and dependent upon popula
sympathy. Lord Palmerston, If Secretary 70
Foreign Affairs, (which as his former office, h
i, will probably obtain,) cannot treat the subjec
with the same prudence and caution as Lor
Aberdeen. He will, as before, choose the boil
policy, invariably popular in free country
: The masses, if we may credit history Away
sympathize with daring, even with rashness an
but contemn and underrale prudence. If tn
wings succeed in obtaining a majority and il
k placing their government on sure foundation
n we expect confidently that we shall be tendere
the 47th parallel, arbitration, or war;"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
THE CONsTITUTION-"sANCO."

The communication in to-day's paper,
over the signature of "SANCo," is from one
of our oldest and most respectable farmer
citizens; and it doubtless reflects the views
and sentiments of large majority of the in
habitants of our county. As will be seen
by reading the communication, he designs
continuing the subject-and we bespeak for
his articles careful reading.
We would remark in this connection
that our columns are open for the discus.
sion of the merits and dement's of the New
Constitution. There are many among u:
whose age and experience peculiarly Fl
them for the discussion of this subject, ant
it will afford US pleasure to lay the view
Of such before The public.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
Pork TRADE IN THE WEsT.-A New

Pork TRADE IN THE WEsr.-A New
York merchant, who has been largely en-
gagged in the pork business for number Of
years, returned to Cincinnati last week
from tour through the Sciota Valley, and
furnished the Atlas with statement of the
number of hogs that will probably be
slaughtered this season. The number is
100000. This he estimates to be less than
one half the number that will be slaugh-
tered west of the Allegheny mountains this
season, putting the whole number down at
100000. Last years slaughter he puts
down at $4,000. Although this is only
an estimate" remarks the Atlas, "yet the
data from which it is made would seem to
warrant the conclusion that the number of
hogs slaughtered this year is much greater
than has been generally supposed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

Henry CLAY AND THE ALoE--We have
been permitted, says the Lexington Oh.
server to read letter from distinguished
Wing of Matthews county, Tin Wise's old
district9 Va, to his friend in this city
We take from it the following appropriate
and beautiful extract:
l have long been trying to get my domestic
matters in such condition as would enable me
to visit your State, more to see Mr.. Clay thar
for any other purpose, and if God spares my life
and his another year, mean to go; and if hi
dies Ill still go and see his grave and weep owe
it, bring some of the earth from it, and put i
around an Aloe that my wife is growing for sucl
men as he. like the aloe bloom but once cen
tury, If, indeed, so often.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

il is indeed time they should rise in the ma
jesty of their power, aud scourge their be-
trayers from the land. This charge was
made on the floor of the Convention, and
has been repeated in divers places in such
manner as at least to enti,le it to some
weight and scrutiny, in connection with the
course pursued by those who were so ready
and willing to thwart the expressed wishes
of the people. We trust, however, it will
not be sustained. We would greatly pre-
fer attributing the imperfections in the
work of the Convention to some other
cause or causes. But, be those causes
what they may, they are inexcusable.
The Revised Constitution contains some
very good features--the most prominent
of which is the one in relation to Edu.
cation. But will the good so outweigh the
bad features, as to insure its approval by
the people! Ought the people, taking every
thing in connection--the evils Of the ole
Const iu,ion-the amendments called for
the explicit manner in which the delegate.
we're instructed-the work they have done
the manner in which it is done, and thei
apology for SO doing tive say. ought thu
people, under all these circumstances, &C
cept the Revised Constitution? This is al
important matter, and one upon whicl
every voter should seriously reflect.
!, Between this and August, ample time j
afforded for discussion and we shall pur
sue the subject through the columns of on
paper, and make our objections more plai
by "facts and figures
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07
MARINE HOSPITAL.

The following resolution, introduced in
the House OF Representatives on the 18th
inst. by DR.. Relfe, was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on Com
MERGE be instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of providing for the establishment
OF marine hospital at the city Of st. Louis,
Missouri, at or near the site selected by the
Board of Surgeons appointed to make selec-
tons under the provisions Of the act OF Sd
March, 1887"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

MExIco.-Later news confirms the reyo.
luton in Mexico. Gen. Parades has been
proclaimed President, and has organized
his Cabinet. Mr.. Slidell is said to have
demanded his passports, having failed in
the object of his mission,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

UTThe steamers Nebraska and Wiota,
both new boats. sunk recently on the lower
Mississippi. The former it is thought can
be raised without material injury; the lat.
ter will be total loss.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

Da. FRANKLIN says-A Bible and news.
paper in every house, a good scholar in ev-
cry district, all studied and appreciated as
they merit, are the principal supporters OF
virtue, morality end civil liberty.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

Messrs. BENSON 4 GREEN:-l see the mem
bers OF the late Convention in several districts
have given notice that they will address their con.
stituenis on the subject of the New Constitution.
This, ! think, is a good course; the people are
generally DESTROYS OF hearing from their servants,
in person. and it is but right that they should
crafty them. ! would suggest the propriety Of
our Delegate rendering an account Of his stew
ardship at some no distant day, as may suit his
convenience. CUMBERLAND.
1--WE are pleased with the suggestion Of
our correspondent and hope Mr.. JACKSON
will consent to address the citizens of How
ard. on tie subject of the New Constitu.
ton. Fps
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

"Mr. IRA VAN NORWICH has retired
from the Boonville Register. Mr.. JACKSON
+. QuEssENBERRy, formerly of this place,
takes charge of the establishment, and will
issue paper in March.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

lister. sent hi,her 10 purchase the territory
which our fathers and brothers have res
cued from colonial bondage and defended
with their blood, who can fail to be con.
WINGED of the existence and the magnitude
of the treason!--What Mexican heart is
there that does not beat with Indignation
at beholding III"
Some may say this is the language used
by those who have been bought to carry
out the views of Paroles, but they forget
that this insulting tone of bravado is bar
to the quiet settlement of the Texas ques.
ton; for it excites a revolution feeling in
the country, and the government is afraid
to negotiate. We shall look for further
news from Mexico with some impotence.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

"We received fine present, this
week, from our friend T. G.. Brown, Esq,
in the shape of a gourd. It's one of the
LARGEST and finest we ever saw.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

TTbe Eastern Mail failed on Thurs
day. again.
We have no news of importance from
Washington, since our last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
GALI,AGHER a OLDNER,

"ANE in store and for sale reasonable
u general assortment Of al kinds Foreign and Dome
t- Wines and Liquors wholesale and retail They have at all
tunes ON hand TO- IS and 20 gall demuohns and Tunleis and
pu up good otirI quantity that NAV be wanted
Er.rs Of public the and persons wanting
goo aree would 90 VEL TO give them call he
purchssE they rest assured that any Liquor they may
eel will prove be- a genuine article. s. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

BsLrIN cry, wiz
hr nem'cl-1 a on thu % dly JaaIay 1885, before me-
M cuher Justice of The Percc and for the
cy ai'fcnd personally appeared Benedict a. Green and made
naih on be Holy EvauEey ~ Almighty God matters and
ac ei forth IN Oh" above annexed certificate
sAci Sworn before JESSE CLOUD, J r.
tbs publication should meet hr any who
defeu 7d rYfudlnrH rndiIi youth should have brought
on haHy NJ e evils alluded aboys 10 Tuch The French
Doctor oilers DIE o. rcDa AMI i r te t0IOr1 freev
e believes TINT b. has the remeynz their sHrnrs
and ~ oblnng Tor them permanent cure or no charge re-
quirsd.
Or Remember. Dr HUEr Of III, French Medical House t6
south isfcE street. 20 street. trees before the housr
hd.ics ia.iy from % a. m. 90 10 M
Baltimore SEPT o. 1870 tv