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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

passed between Messrs. Culver, Fries,
and Schenck, soon after which tho House
adjourned.
SENATE. March 10. Notice was Civ
en- by Mr. Allen, as chairman OF the com
mt,ec Of foreign affairs that on Monday
next, as soon as the morning business was
disposed Of, he would ask the Senate to
90 into Executive session upon a most
important subject which demanded imme-
date attention.. and would perhaps occu-
Ply four or five days.
Some suppose that this matter relates
to Mexico, others that it has some con-
nection with our relations with England.
The Oregon question was taken up, and
Mr. Niles spoke at length in favor Of an
absolute and unqualified notice, as d dig
nifed, appropriate and peaceful measure.
In the House, the river and harbor bill
was taken up, and uuder the new rule the
House proceeded 10 take the question upon
the several items, in succession, which is
a tedious business. The House did not
get through with the labor
March 49, Senate not in session.
House.. AS soon as the journal was
read, the consideration Of the internal i'm
proyement bin was resumed, the question
taken onFall the larger items Of apPropri-
atoms for the Western waters, and they
were all agreed to-
The bill having been gone through, Mr.
Houston moved TO lay ii on TO the table,
but without success.
The bill was then read a third time and
passed--yeas ITO, nays 81.
The House adjourned to Monday next.
The notice by Mr. Allen for an Execu-
tive session Of the Senate, supposed to
have reference TO some definite PROPOSE
ton on the Oregon controversy, was for
the purpose of bringing before the Senate
a treaty lately concluded with Belgium,
the ratification OF which the government
wished to send out by the Belgian minister,
now about to return home.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

One OF the weak onslaughs Of ihe fe-
deral press upon the Administration, is the
charge, that the Tarih-American indus
try-protection against pauper labor Of
Europe, &r.-has been bargained of for
Oregon. This was first started in the
manufacturing districts, and without re-
fleeing upon the righteousness Of il, the
entire federal press Of the country is echo
ing The complaint. We will let the Brat
tIcboro [Vt.N> Democrat dispose Of It,
which it does with happy grace:
at is with very bad grace, we think,
that the opponents of the Administration
represent Mr.. Polk as buying off Eng
land on the Oregon question, BY sacrifice
Of our manufacturing interests, in the con
templated notifications of the TarHf-
With bad grace we think, since Tho
whole of Oregon is advocated BY large
majority Of the people; and a majority 10
Congress which shows to all the world thar
1t is no longer a party measure, but q
measure advocated by the wisdom, as well
as the greatest numbers of oil pariles.--
With bad grace too, when il is remem-
bered that said opponents have from the
beginning held up the Baltimore Conyen-
lion as requiring, and Mr., Polk as pledg-
ing himself 70 take stand for these two
measures Oregon and an equal tanHD
do these opponents now turn round mine
moment their party splits upon the former
question, and to cover their discontinue,
charge upon Mr.. Polk collision with Great
Britain 10 sacrifice the interests q NE
country in the provisions Of the tariff We
ask, gentlemen, If as you have All along
epresented--motives existed sntticlenl 70
move the Baltimore Convention and Mf.
Polk 10 reduction Of duties on Imports q
foreign manufactures; how can you con-
Wet the present administration o. carry
ing out its preconceived plans under any
other superadded motives. A whole can
not by any addition be rendered any mofe
complete--neither can motive suiilciem
70 induce action be loosed from lts orIg'na,,
responsibility By any coincidcnt motve@
subsequent occurrence. With bad graco
we think, does the opposition seek q NJ
present an administration tenacious q w
territorial rights of the country az recA-
less Of its home interests. No man can
be patriotic in the one and unpatFiotc Y
The other. Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Adams
names most venerable and honored y 'ns
opposition annals, IRE with Mr.. r lr oao
or both measures; and whatever may "
the result, our opponents AZ well asou.
own party, should have The most lmPIS.s,
confidence il lhe8 patriotic feelings Az
motives of The administration
HisH WATERS Accounts from fi's.
burg state that both the rivess were h'gnel
than they had been since 1852, whilst lp'
Merrimack ii represented As being hisns'
Than i has been for 80 years. Az HaTel
hill great damage was dane p dwelins
houses, f,ctories, workshops, furniture, ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

OF The yickshurg Wing give report
on The authority Of d steamboat passenger,
that treaty had been submitted 10 the Sc.
nato dividing Oregon d, the 10th parallel.
We suppose the repor, must have crisina.
ted from the notice given BY Mr.. Alien, re-
ierred TO in our Congressional synopsis
The rumor- bearer, not content with sol.
ting the Oregon question, also announced
good understanding and friendly rela.
lions restored with Mexico.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

0y- We publish in this paper HE new
act relative 10 Probate Courts, and several
other acts passed at the late session Of the
Legislature, These laws We're in force
from the date Of approval, and are OF i'm
mediate interest to most OF our readers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

Hon. jeff Davis on the l7lh instant,
made an able speech against the Harbor
bill in the United States House Of Repre-
sentatlyes. We are glad to see our mem
bers taking the true democratic ground
upon this thirsty spirit of internal improve
ment, which if not arrested, is destined to
bankrupt our government and beggar our
people.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

Or A letter to the editor from friend al
Washington, under date elst uli., says
I'VE have nothing new that sou will
not see in the papers, cannot say what
will be done with the tariff, or any other
party question. There are so many .fshy
democrats no calculation can DO made"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

Or The terms Of thar beautiful and adj
mirable sheet, the New York Mirror, have
been reduced from three to two dollars per
'apnum. This will add 10 It's already large
subscription list When we speak in com.
mendaiion Of the Mirror, we alude 10 its
literary character. AS to its political con-
tents, we must say that some Of the artl-
ces seems to us decidedly British in tone
and feeling.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

NEw-HAMpsHIgg ELECTION - We hear
irom 20 many sources as to force rel1c-
tant belief, that the old Granite State has
temporarily fallen from her glory, and IL
now IN the clutches Of the Wings, and
their allies, gang of disatfeclcd, piraticaI
counterfeit democrats, The fall will be
but temporary, and her democratic hosts
win again rise triumphant, enervated and
strengthened by having cast off the cor
ruption which bore them down.
Speaking Of New Hampshire, we OBJ
serve that GOV Steele proclaimed Thurs.
day, I'd April, for the annual humiliation,
fasting and prayer whereupon cotem-
porary enthusiastically tie people of the
Granite State have now need OF SO doing"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

MExco, The brig Oceana. at New
Orleans, brings news shat the government
had refused 10 receive Mr.. Slidoll as Mi.
mister, and tina, when the brig sailed, Mr..
Slidell was daily expected at Vera Cruz,
to take passage home.
The project Of monarchy was still I'M
der discussion. The Archbishop Senor
Don Manual Garduno, was preaching 10
favor Of the tnonarchical system. There
are about four thousand clergymen and
triars in Mexico, and nearly all Of them
are in favor Of monarchy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

or Awrterin the Holly Springs Guard
urges the call Of Convention to change,
revise and amend the State Constitution
The chief alterations proposed are,--To
abolishtbe Probate and Police Courts, and
vest their powers In a Board Of County
Maglelratesi The Chancellor, Supreme,
and all other judges, Stale-house officers,
State Attorneys, &c. TO be elected by the
Legislature. We are opposed--ullerly OPP
posed--to these changes; and If the sug.
gestions attract attention, and become the
sabiect Of public discussion, will give rea-
sons why we are 80. We imagine, how.
ever, that the reforms proposed by the So
lon Of the Empire county will 20 unheeded.
We take tho writer to be among those of
whom be Speaks" who call themselves
Democrats, and do not understand its first
principles"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

aN resolution q he Balinaore Contention.
.REsoLygp, That our tito 10 the whole Of
Tho territory Of Oregon 10 clear and unques-
tionable; thar no portion Of the same ought to
he ceded to England, or any other Power; aud
that the re-occupation Of Oregon, aud the tc-
annexntiano OF Texas, AZ the earliest practca-
bleperiod, are great American measures, which
tho convention recommends to tho cordial sun
port Of the Democracy 81 the union.r
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

Tho Editor Of the CarrolIton Democrat
says, if we desire to leave Mississippi, we
can leave, and be suspects "nobody would
care" We Suspect if he were to make
an attempt to leave, somebody would care,
and he would be informed OF the fact BY
sundry sherifEs and constabes,
matches Courier.
Our neighbors, the shcrns and consta
bles will bear witness that they have nevel
had occasion to pay us official visits. The
editor Of the Courier, as we are informed
is proof against such visits he carries 0
"patent receipt namely, certificate in
Bankruptcy Of discharge from his debts.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

OREGoN.--We much fear, from the as
poet OF things at Washington, that the re-
solutions Of notice 10 Great Britain, dis
they passed the House Of Representatives,
VIII Tail in the Senate and that notice
VIII not be given at the present session,
unless i be done in some qualified shape,
moi consistent with the dignity Of this great
nation, whilst Great Britain, observing
morose silence, still refuses an uitimatans
which our government may either accept
o. decline. Mr. Polk submitted the 49ih
parallelas the American ultimdtam Our
government can make 10 further com
promise without lowering our tone before
the world as people who ask for no.
thing but what IL right, and will submit ii
nothing That y wrong lNississiPPian.
s~-4-~---N n
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

James B, Shepard, 81 Wake county !,
has accepted the nomination al The demo-
cratic candidate for Governor u North
Carolina.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

CorroN, The accounts by the Hibernia
caused a slight decline use, in prices at
New Orleans, from the quotations in our
last paper.
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,3.nrritan Rtpub!ican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Dro. 20 1916.

The GREAr Battle 1t seems to be gen.
orally anticipated, that great, if not the last
battle, between the American and Mexican
armies, is shortly to be fought at San Louis
Potosi; and it is apparent, that, if Santa Anna
10 resolved to make a stand for his country, he
must make it at that place. We have had ac-
counts that he is using great efforts toStreDg'h-
sn and lortify the post, and to rally as large
force as possible in its defence. His army has
been variousy stated at from fifteen to thirty
thousand men, and we consider it probable,
that It does not number much short of twenty
thousand. Our force, we apprehend, will not
roach that number, unless the new rBgincHt'
sF volunteers which have been ordered into ser
vicc shall reach Tampco in time to march
sgainst the enemy. Gen Taylor, it is said,
will not be able to march by the Saltillo road !;
and if 50, we presume that he will be ordered
to Istrace his steps, and take shipping to Tam
picO. As the battle to be fought may be de-
Sislve on the subject ofpeaco, the government
should be careful to have an army fully ade-
quate to insure victory--for failure 10 con-
Suer would protract the war to an indefinite
period, and thereby cost the nation additional
millions of dollars. From every consideration
which we have given to tho matter, we would
advise, that an army Of not les. than twenty
thousand men, with every necessary munition
Of war, should be assembled, prior to making
any attack on San Louis Potosi. That num-
Der would doubtless be sufficient, even allow
Tag the enemy the largest number of troops
which has been claimed for him.
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GOAL! COAL! COAL! The season for laying
"a IN Coal having commenced, the subscriber is
prepared 10 supply families with ''COal Brook" (Bat-
more Co'SD "llanovcr," ''InkCrton," and "Pcach
Mountain" GOALS, selected from the best mines and
expressly prepared tor Crates Stoves, Ranges and Fur
naccs. He has also constantly on hand, Btminous
COAL from the Cumberland mines, suitable for do
nestle, manufacturing and BacksmtS purposes.
Eg5- Application may be made mt the yard head of
Union Dock, or AT the office, corner of South and
Lombard streets.
d29 2m JOHN PICKELI..
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F. LOUISE & CO.'S
y ON 4 DE DIV

- ITKTNIN AND tlUICk CUKE
FOR CH.fPPED HANDS, .4RMS OR FACE,
and for restoring the skin to its natural solness, how
ever rough 1t may he from the sercrI of the peathcr
heated by the influence Of The sum- or injured by other
causes. For sale ONLY ~ above.
AROMATIC CACHOU,
for giving pleasant flavor to the breath after smoking
drinking or taking medicine. % and 80 cts. per box
Il. LOUISE x CO.'S
Elegant Treble Distilled LAVENDER WATER; supe-
nor FLORIDA WATER; Hair, Tooth and Nail
BRUSHES.
+. LOUISE & CO.'S Rose Magnolia, and other
Perfumes for the Handkerchief G29-cOtfr
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NJ CONSUMPTION. There is, perhaps, no dis
with which country is affected, which sweeps
of annually many Victims that fell destroyer of
the human racC-t'o Consumption. What vast amount
of suffering might he saved the human family II they
would but await themselves in of the remedies
which nare has provided for her children, and which
science has reduced TO such form to be within the
reach of all Far be ii from us To tamper with those
who suffering with this painful disease. nohtrmg
you remedy, do not ask you to rely upon the re-
presentation of those who might be acuatcd by selfish
and pccuniary motives but give you the most de
lbCrae testimony of some of the most respectable Phy
SciGnS that WlsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY has
established for itself reputation that cannot be assa
ed. Dr. VIM. A. Shaw, of Washington d. O., writes
under date Of May !, 1876, as follows:
81 have heard of many cases of decided beneilclal
effects from its use, especially in Asthma and chronic
cough of spasmodic character. | have used the Wild
Cherry great deal in practice and with marked good
results in those cases of great nervous mobility and If
ritability to which phthisca patients are subject
have doubt it is the best form in which the effects OF
Pnssc acid may be had As scdative on the conStti-
ton without danger to the patient Every one knows
the reputation of the Turpenne and Balsam consutu-
entS in prolracted coughs. The combination of these
principles in Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is tnse-
nOtS and ittdiciouS.
Medical men are justly dStrustful of Patent Med
cines in general but candor must discriminate between
outrageous humbugs and nOSrums and those medicines
which have proved SnllddTl and in many well attested
cases cuTatire On hand and for sale by
+. II. STABLER & CO., 100 w. Pratt ST.
Also by Geo. w Jones' cor. Baltimore and High sts
Seth 3 Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Smith
Atkinson, 2S9 Baltimore ST.; Candy & Bartlett, corner
Lombard and Light stS ]. +. Perkins Brother corner
Green and Franklin streets; Joseph b. Stanshury, 81
Thamcs-st; DR.. f. II. Perkins corner Baltimore and
Green streets; George II KeGr, No. 1913 Baltimore st
and y. y, Robinson, IS North Gay street. d?elw
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SIX Lee TJRES ON THE Uses OF THE
- LUNGS and Causes, Preventive and Cure of
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, and Diseases of the
HEART; On the Laws of Longevity, and on the mode
of preserving Male aud Female Health to AN Hundred
years, with % ILLUSTRATIONS.
By SAM'L :. FuCH, A. NJ, W. d., New York.
For sale by WILLIAM TAYLOR,
d29-6 North street.
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IIARPS. n CARD. \

~E7o IIARPS. n CARD. Mr.. JAMES HAN
"a ny LEY, Iarp-nakcr, of New York, visits Balti
stsTE; business, and Will be happy to receive
* orders to regulate or repair lIARPS in Balti-
more during his stay.
Mr. IANLEG offers for sale second hand n splendid
and brilliant toned 6, octave GRAND GOTHIC HARP
by Eradd, London with all the modern improvements,
for only half its original cost. The above instrument
is of very high excellence, and will be warranted.
fc3' Address Mr. I1ANLEI, Harp maker, at the of
flee of Mr.. A. J, Clcaveand III l}altmOrc-st d2S-3
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GF. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Cold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; rings; Silver Plated Cake BIAS
kETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine CAB
REL ID. CLARh'S assortment, which is complete,
at his Old Established Store Waer-strcct ID door from
Calvert dell
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A l. NJ A " c.
Moons phases

Maryland for tie pGst ueek.
Edward P. Bosom, clerk w II ;rLn,t'n.,r c ~, =
w II Mclean, merchant He Dorscv hmnt t ,Il
Edw J Richardson, do sLudoIf NiHIrr s,,55,
II L II HINES, surveyor Js Oliver barber negro
Jas Hartman, teacher ~
-FFor debts less than $50.
1917 ' GU u"iYj
Day of final hearing, 81 April, 1877.
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For LondOn-Shp Raritan, soon.
For Marsellcs-Fr. ship Tampa with despatch.
For London-Barque TibcriuS with despatch
For Rio de JancirO-BnrQuc Baltimore, soon.
For Demarara-Barquc Francis Partridge soon.
For AmstGrdan-Sw. brig kronprinSessan, with des n
FW Havana-Brig Midas with despatch
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
4 AK H,RHS pIR L1TTErNT

y DAGUERREOTIPE MINIATURES,
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
with best style Case taken in all wCalhcrS in natural
colors at BAKERS PORTRAIT GALLERY, No. 23
BALTIMORE STREET, corner of Marsh Market
Space, from O'Clock, a. NJ. till ), F. NJ.
10 Llkcnessrs satisfactory, no charge. IT.
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HEALTH OFFICE.

T f.,
BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 1916.
Report of tnterncnts in the City Of Baltimore fer IL.
lreck, ending on Monday Morning.
infantile unknown 8; Scarlet Fever !; Still Born 3,
Bilious Fever Il Dropsy y Inflammation of the Lungs
/; PleunSy Il Disease of the Heart |; Phrcnitis >; Con
sumption IA; Commissions |; WhOoping Cough j; Old
age b. Adult unknown ,; Group 4; Casually 2; Bronch-
It's /; lniantCidc Total 81.
Under year. .......l4 Between 5 and 10. ..
hetweeh aud -. do 10 and 81.
do and 5..,.. 3 Above 81 .28-57
Males 36-Femalea 2l-Tota 57-COored l2--lo
free, slaves. By order,
JAS. PEREGOY. Com of Hsnlth
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sILvER WARE. FINE GOLD JEWEL.
RY, PLATED WARE, &c.
A Z q

NEW YE.4R'S PRESENTS.
A u. WARNER, No. 10 \. GAY STREET,
"a Manufacturer and Dealer, has in store an as
SOrtmrnt of Fine Gold JEWELLERY, SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE, &C., suitable for presents, and on
such terms is will not fail 90 please
n. b. handsome lot of Silver CARD CASES, just
opened, d29-3t
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SPLENDID COLORED ENG2A WINGS.
6t AMSOS CAI!ISs.

- No. lIO BALTIMORE STREET,
Has Just received and opened. the most splendid lot of
COLORED ENGRANINGS, Religious and other sub
icCts, that have been for sale IN this city, and
which he will BIZ pleased to dispose Of and frame to
order, d2S-4t
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Gun CorToN. Some experienced chemists
in Philadelphia, while preparing, few days
ago, some of this article, placed nine ounces Of
it on a steam drying apparatus. The mild
heat proved too strong,-the cotton exploded,
and with such force, notwithstanding the small
quantity, as to raise and slightly diEplace the
roof of the building.
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JAS. PEREGoY, Com. of Health
MARRIED.,

On the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Elder, RIcHAap
uNTREE to Miss REBECCA A. browsing, all of this
city. New Bedford papers please copy
On the Odd inst by the Rev. f. IIeiner J, II. THoxe-
son to Miss MARY A. PETITE all of this city.
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TOLD PEN DEPOT. Received this day and
QU for sale by GABRIEL. ID. CLARK, Water street,
second door from Calvert, Levi Browns celebrated
Gold PENS, diamond pointed, acknowledged to be the
hest now in use. Some of these Pens are put up in
handsome gold eases with pencils Persons in want
Of good urticlc will please call and examine d29
ENRINGES FOR PLAID SCARFS Manufac-
= turcd and for sale by
DIG j. NJ UAIG l33 Baltimore street
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The MusEUM-The O1phean Family. These ccle-
bated vocalts will give another of their delightful
teuainmcnts ut the Saloon this evening. As whole,
we have never heard band whose voices in singing
were in such perfect hamony-ndccd, in some oftheir
pieces it is difficult for the listener to believe that the
music is the production separate voices; perfect is
the information, excellent the Time TO give the el
feet of single instrument, played upon by mister
hand Let music loving citizens 90 and judge for
themselves. After the concert the excellent drama of
"Warlock Of the Glen, will be performed. This
of the most deeply interesting pieces now upon the
American stage,
BENEFIT OF DAN RICE, The entertainments at the
Front street Amphheare this evening for the be
neft of the inimtabc Clown OF Clowns Dan Rice
The programme abounds in fun and novelty and is,
without exceptions the richest bill offered to the pa
irons OF this place of amusement tins season. In the
course of the evening the BENEFICIARY viii sing orgi
nal song in Commemorltion of the fall of the gallant
Col Watson We have been politely favored with It
copy orthe song, and can safely promise olr friends
treat OF no ordinary character We understand that
MIR. Ebert Brown, the great ''Whp of the establish
mcnt, will drive through our Streets this morning. the
largest team ever driven by a single man.
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DIED.

On the 2Ih inst from injuries caused by fall, Su-
James and Sarah f., ASkcy.
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de22tf

S-We invite the attention of the public to the
titlcatrs of a cure performed by DR.. CULLEN'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA which certainly goes
ahead of any heretofore published The High standing
of the gentlemen whose names given ~ having wit
messed this cure precudes the possibility of imposition
medicines In This city, whose residence will be given by
applying to the Agents, whose names will be found at
tachcd to the certificates. dc2o