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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06
Number 81.
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TAMPlco. ian. 10. lahz

TAMPfcO, Jan, 10, l847.
Gentlemen = Orders and counter orders.-
Col. Kinney arrived this morning with des-
patches from Gen. Toylor-he left Victoria on
the evening of the 9Th inst, having ridden over
200 miles in four days. Gen Shields received
orders from Gen. Taylor to suspend operations
for the present.
The news from both armies, brought by Col.
K. is Of great interest. He says the Mexican
army at San Luis Potosi amounts to 10000 men
he estimates their entire force in the feldut
$4,000.
The capture Of Tampico has caused die
greatest excitement throughout the county.
General Buffer with Gems. Worth and Wool
and 5000 men-considered the flower Of The
%army-were at salduo.
Gems. Taylor and Patterson are at Victoria
with 6OO0 men awaiting orders from General
Scott. It is not supposed that any movement
will be made against San Luis Potosi. II Is
pronounced the strongest fortified post in all
Mexico, and Santa Anna has said that the man
who takes Il is welcome TO the capitol. boz
lieve that a change Of warfare will take place
on Gen. scott's assuming tho command. The
mountains will be retained and Vera Cruz SUBJ
jected By a land attack, then no! for Mexico!
At all events there yetremains everything to
he done.
have given Coll. Kinney's ideas of the
state of the war and force Of the enemy; your
readers know the man and have the informa-
ton from him direct. $4,000 men looks like a
large number, but It'll not asserted that they
are all regulartroops. An army Of such a ma
ture as theirs is quickly raised upon it's own
soil, and frequently as quickly falls to pieces,
but it sevident thnt the utmost energy of (which
the n%ationis capable is aroused to the necessity
of checking our advance. b A.
We have received letters from Tampico one
day later than the above, but they contain no
later intelligence Of Importance.
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-P o ID Is e Y
From the Nsw York Mirror.

From the New forS 'u''Fo''s
Time is not Of Years.
a castle grim and gray
,nding alone on a rocky way'
ld crumblfbg slowly to decay,
|ts m~ould'ring stone. appears:
d sparkling ill danced on near BY
',hely as i had done for aye;
dit seemed to me, as it gush'd,to cry
toh, time is not of years."
pv the pomp Of the lordly great
ssing away from its ancient state,
vion over their name and tate
Ter sepulchre uprears;
i Ihoard i voice from the mighty past,
linz the flames which foreverla last,
d shouting loud as the winter blast,
oh, time is not of years."
Nv agirl in her beaity's prime,
in with the weight of care and crime,
uruing the waste Of her girlhood's time
With d woe too wild for tears:
Ian old man tossing a child at play,
III silver hair, aud an eye whose ray,
il glanced al the blue sky, seemed tosay
Oh, time is not Of yearsn
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

A%BsTEMIous DIET.-Many cases Of illness,
both in adults and children, may be readily
cured by abstinence from all food. Headaches
'disordered stomachs, and many other attacks,
are caused often by violating the rules of health
and in consequence, some part of the system
is overloaded, or some of the organs clogged.
Omitting one, two or three meals, as the case
may be, gives the system a chance to rest and
allows the cloggsd organs to dispose Of their
burdens, The practice Of giving drugs to
"clear out the stomach" always weakehE the
system, while abstinence secures the good re-
suit, without doing any injury.
Said a young gentleman to a distinguished
medical practitioner IN Philadelphia; "Doctor,
what do you do for yourself when you have a
turn of headache or other slight attacks2"
"Go-without my %dinner,n was thereby.
"Andi if thatdoes not cure you, what ihen2' y
$50 without my breakfast. We physicians
seldom take medicines ourselves: or use them
in our families, for we know that starving is
better, but we cannot make our patients be-
liove it,n
Many cases of slight indisposition are cured
by a change Of diet. Thus, if a person suffers
from constipation. has headache, slight attacks
of fever, or dyspepsia, the cause may often be
removed by eating rye mush and molasses;
baked apples and other fruits.-DOmcstic Re
ceipt Book.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

NOVEL E.-Captain Webster's COM
pany, from Boston, has several printers, who
are making efforts to take with them a Print
ing Press and materials, with which they in
tend to issue a newspaper occasionally, when
stop long enough in one place to DO CO.,
This is a real Yankee notion.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

LATEST FROM THE list MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT
We have letters from our correspondent dated
at Victoria, the Cd and 7th Of january, re-
eeived last night, but too late for insertion.
Gen. Quitman entered Victoria on the 29th
Of December, and the city was surrendered
10 him BY the public authorities. His head
quarters are IN the Go5ernot's House. Five
companies of volunteers with Lieut. Thomas
battery garrisoned the City-three companies
from the Georgia regiment and two from the
Mississippi regiments, the Raymond Fensibles
and Southrons. The Southrons are quartered
in the State House Of Tamaulipqs with the u
S. Flag floating over them. Gen. Patterson
with 1900 men and Gen. Taylor with about
1900 arrived at Victoria on the 4th inst. Col
Davis and Capt. Willis arrived about the same
time. The whole army except those garrison
inc the city are e%ncamped near the city The
army will probably await The orders Of Gen,
Scott before moving from Victoria. Letters
for The list Mississippi regiment should now
be sent by way Of Tampicos-Rlcksburg Vktg,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

and Important from Liverpool.
.adraay h Cotton and BreadsN6s.
ship Thems, Capt leighton, from Liver
arrived at this port yesterday, having
on The 18th Of December
n a Liverpool Circular of the lltheof
III pbeh we take the followinq:
~ a-The excitement noticed last week,
Aaed Up to the close Of the market yes-I
DIOR and the business done by 5oth the trade
Ah REGULATORS, has been more erteasiue than
any previous week known; prices Of
Z lcan have gradually advanced std per
I ; 4don Brazil and Egyptian, and ! a 4 on
IA SPeculatOrs took 5l,tOO bales Amori-
nd $4,000 other descriptions-and expor-
ten 0 American.
Lnill p a letter written by house Of high
per-! ng, under date December 18th; we make
slaia portant extract.
marker continues excited, sales on this
VI 1000 bales, $500 on speculation, with
4 vance Of S-8 a Id on previous rates.
n I Flour, and Indian Corn fully maintain
90, Phces, other articles no alteration.-
NY ilth Va eat had advanced Sd a Cd per
! Y. lnnds, principally on the lower qualities,
ouI sland' FlouEsOld during the week pre-
y NE Nh, at 52s a 34s per Dbl. in bond,
a9 y I'd to IS Cd duty.paid
! received no papers, and the lcters are
J ii. uPga political topics.-TFopi Of 26th.
as Aep Orleans Commercial Times.
gTs LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
! " 4 EVENING, Ilth Dec. - The trahsac.
lly y lAe Cotton market this week have
" Unprecedented in extent, accompanied
! y ~ ADVANCE Of I'D, per ID. on last week's
Da 4 '0ns Of American. To-day's transac.
7 II. a'e % a more moderate scale; but the
very steady at the advance. sef
~ limited request, and unchanged il
Stals Egyptian has in some instances id
4 Psribp and is in good demand. Il
Ls.I increased business has been done, d
y. no' Y 'p's q I'd to "A per Id, in Pernam an,
aae SGD to adin Maranham. sutat ba,
aaly attracted the attention Of s@pecnla
%", ue loss few days, and has a vanc
~ S,'p 49, weeks rates. The sales q
y Y ulnount 70 lel $40 bales. includip,
M N., 1a'aa' 500 Egyptian, 700 Pernam
sls \ IA s ~ and 10000 surat on specula
! Il N i A1nsiOun for export. Sine
! NJ ! " week were made up, 400
H. a ~. ss'n sold chiefly on speculation
" uowa ''san'e' The largest weeks hith
and u T = ssd April, 1925, 10000
2 InDa 4aoo oo '''uary 1874, 1Oo,5GO bales
! can 9 gS o Sa,ss against 100000 last yea,
e " ''''zOO Against s52,2oo.
en- a. Bales.
e Dt ~ speculation this year, 5so,ss
K n nl845, 557,35
res' DAto pOOl Dec. 81, ls45, l885,4s
3 fnee3 yosded NJ. in 1914, 749,5 $50
H q ". avg an'old last year, SSqr
sase of imno,, o"'~N
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fmnortant from RraziL.

Quarrel Of Mr.. Wise and Commodore Rosseau
wiH the Brasiiaa Government.
The Reindeer arrived this, Saturday after
noon, from Rio, and brings late advices of a
very important character.
Her dates are to the 24th of Notember.
The California Regiment had arrived there
on their voyage round to Oregon,
Capt. Turner of the Regiment had returned
in the Reindeer, bringing Dispatches from Mr.,
Wise, eur Minister, to this Government.
A very serious difficulty had arisen between
the Brazilian Government and Mr,sWise in re
lation to some F, mercan Sailors who had been
imprisoned at Rio and whose release was de-
manded by Mr.. Wise,
The Brazilian Government refused, and has
requested the United States to recall Mr.. Wise,
and also had applied TO Government to recall
Commodore Rosseau, of the American Squad
ron on that station.
In consequence Of these proceedings, the
Upper House of the Brazilian Parliament had
voted the expulsion Of Rosseau from the coun-
try, giving HIM only six hours notice to leave.
This Bill was defeated in the Lower House,
whereupon many members of the Upper House
resigned their seats, in the midst of'great ex-
citement. aa.
In consequence Of this difficulty Mr.. Wise
had refused all intercourse with the Brazilian
Government, on the occasion of the Baptism Of
the Infant, Princess Isabella.
He also efusedto. illuminate. on. thatsfestival
in common with Diplomatic Agentsof Foreign
Governments, and Commodore Rosseag had re-
fused to FIRE any salute. f'''9
The presence Of the California Regiment
was a great support to Mr., Wise, and strength
ened him in the firm stand he took against the
Brazilian Government.
Mr., Wise's situation is very critical, and
may cause rupture between the " Govern
ments.
Gov. Brown, who has been TO New Orleans
returned on Tuesday, and we are sorry to learn
from him that seven members of the End Mis-.
slssIpplregiment died on last saturday at inc
battle ground, below New Orleans, and that
many more were on the sick list The regi'
ment had been taken on ship board, and were
} to sail on Tuesday, with sealed orders, which
} were to b eopened when they got 70 sea, The
} regiment has suffered terribly from exposure
on the battle ground, where il will be remem
D bered our first regiment shared the same tat'
0 in July last Ncksbarg Wing.
8 The editorof the Boston Chropotype has thu
right idea with regard to a "stitch in time'n
tsshow me the wife that's on the watch
Far every listle rent or scratch,
And cures il with timely atch,
Before you know it:
She IL awoman fit TO match
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

RESr.-A gentleman Of this city was agree
ably surprised tho other day to find q plump
turkey served up for his dinner, and inquired
Of his servant how il was got2 aYghyssar,w
replied Cuff, adat ar turkey hab been tcoaiin'
on our fence desc tree nights; so dis mornin' 4
fought l would seize him for de rent OBJ dd
.fenca.s
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

Brsr n YEr.-We understand says an Ex-
change paper, that an ingenious Yankee has
pnt up I saw mill which q driyan hv The. affs
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

THg KILL AND CURE DocToR.-A trial came
an during the last lent a%ssizes whilst the Judges
we're on circuit in which an ignorant country
surgeon was the principle witness for the pro-
aeeu,ion. OF course in his cross.examination
The counsel for the defendant attempted to
shake his testimony and as the case turned
on a point of practice, for this purpose he
%principIy relied on the fact that he was an
interloper in the medical profession and totally
destitute Of surgical skill. spray doOtor,''
cried the advocate, in a voice Of thunder, "did
not, (naming a former patiently die un-
der your bands?" 'Why-he did" "And
?n HYe-es." @Well sir and pray what
was your occupation before you presumed to
iotrude into liberal professional" q was a
bacon enrer sirn "a bacon curer!" exclaim-
ed the counsellor his features relaxing into
a smile. uthen that accounts for it. You
thoughts was with your patients as with your
hoqs--you must kill them before you could
cure them"
The Washington Union admits the election
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

"lacob kissed Rachel,
And he lifted up his voice and wept"-b'ole!
II Rachel was . graltY gal and kept her face
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

The Washington Union admits the election
Of Thomas w. Newton (whig) toc ngrsss from
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-02-06

The editorof the Boston Chropotype has ii
idea with regard to a "stitch intime'n
tsShow me the wife that's on the watch
Far every listle rent or scratch,
And cures il with a timely atch,
Before you know II:
She Is a woman fl 10 match
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04

saratoga Waterfront the Congress Spring at
Saratoga, n. Y.
WE have Just received, and will have con.
san'y added 10 stock during sea,on az intervals
fresh supplies Of this celebrated Water the use OF which during
ms warm months Of Summer. - conducive o health.
II Is in quart aud hoes the season will be-
asp' ke seIalo' pcnuy supplied with that
snated " " ''' !" present II 70 ouf customers plea aniy
''oed. DuVAL A PURCELL,
"'H DmggisS, li7 Man Street
ONION MUsTARD-s DO, superior London Mustard in IN
- b"u'- do. 4"
do apT GRETrER 4 GRETTER
i ONDoN PORTER LONDON Porter Of ,uperisT oy,l,,v IN
= quar- and PIN, bottles aP ~ GREIrER A GRETTEg
oAF suGAR-2o hif boIe' stuiu, douJls ,edned Sugar
ap" GRrrrFR GRgrTER
On TONS PLASTER
20 ibis pink PoTATOEs nes Schr John Simmons.
aI'a '', "a" y aP 20 RANKIN wHTIOCH.
AlsINs-73 unIes puneh Raisins which We are anr,os o
. ~ close at reduced price. "
'Ps9 GORDON sKrNKgn
RAeoN sHoULDERs-Qo hid. prme shoulder. ,u., ,,c.v
- ed Psr steamer and for als ~
apes WILLIAMS uAxALL.
IDORIO RICO sUGAR-i5 hind, prire Po,.o si,, sn.--
apes WILLIAMS a nAxALL.
PhSM "iL 5 rrecs lpure stained bleaehed sperm
- 10 bhia son, Tor sale BY
ap29 WILLIAMS q nAxALL
| E( BAS. RAlSlNS, superior quality, receiving
w ior@le' by ap9 lNioRs BROTHER
RE-rhe balance or theYoara .nar abou, a years
= ." as' Apply 10 -p'i RICHARD niL, IT,
/ n
y ap2l GORDON sKINRER
~ CROK suGAR-I2hIds prime Cfor svra, reesiv,ng
- ny ap2l WEBB. BACON p co.
4 tALCiNsD PLAsTER-20o b,s Tor siety
~ ap 70 DAVENroRT ALLEN 4 co.
DINE tPPLES-Recevnr, for sale by
iNLOEs & BROTHER
| EII-TY BAGS JAVA COTTEE-Frm- qu1i,y Tor
"sW az ~ iNLOEs BROTHER
M ARAcAiUo COFFEE prime quality receiving for .aie ~
~ ePW iNlOEs a BROTHER
| IkhCON -i1 casks Shoulders hndnr and Tor sale BY
= app DAVENPORT hLhgN = co
WNfER HLEACHED OiL--f eliss landing Tor by
" apR0 DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. CO.
IDogrO RICO sUGAR-25 Hats beautiful sree in store.
y Tor scb apis WILLIAMS a HhXALL
| AMs-2oo Hams, small me fof family us, Tor ,ar By
IL npi5 WILLIAMS - HAXALi.
! II IME-LIME-2So casks Lime store AMI for sac BY
- apT RANKIN WHTrtOCK
IlLlsTERED sTEEL-s bsteipi steel suing AMI for
- isby api6 DAVENPORT. ALLgN co
ID ICB-- Tisress fsosh Rice. receiving for sale BY
HI apT WEIR. MACON a co
| IN BUSHELS POTATOES. just received and Tor % 10
| ~ by sp 90 RANKIN e. WHITLOCK.
DOsrON HUm-10 bbl., branded 'Tun" landing NJ COT
ID sasby apis DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90
VDAOON sfnRs2o hid Baeon SIDES pruie, STORE.
| - ~ mass WILLIAMS A HAxALi.
TNonACCO AND CIGARS Of the most approved band.
! ahN NH II PURCELL LADD, IOi, hsinsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-04

p and Retail:
Leek-Large Scotch
Lettuce White aud Green
Head, Early CURED India,
White and Green Co.'S, Brown
Dutch
Melon-Nutmeg, Green Citron,
Pine Apple
Water Melon-dnest kinds
Nasturtium
Mustari-Whits and Black
lOnion-White and Red
lOka
Pcas--Landpth's Extra Early,
| Early May, 5o Frame, Rlue
/ fru'sian, Dwarf Mauowfat,
! Bishops Dwarf Prolific
1 Pcppef-Aaorted
Parsnip--Isong Smooth, French
Sugar
Parsley-Fine CURED
Pumpkin-i.arge Yellow
Rhubarb-for TaTis
Raddish--LoEg Scarlet, Long Sal.
mon, White Turnip. Scarlet
Il Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-Or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
lSquash-Harly Bunch
fomato-Largc Red and Yellow
Turnip-Assoued
Herb and Flower Seeds.
I WIN. PALMER.
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The subscriber Agent Tor the above Company prepared
applications Life Insurance for any periods
named, for year years, for fa and any
exceeding $4,000 single life The OF
Of the Intermediate years noted above
well all other information
Insurance viii also be made application. The
tases offered BY this Company believed be equal Il
superior those offered Other either the u.
Britain. II D.. GWATUNRY
Physician to the soeieiyihe Family Physician party
Whose life be Insured Aft
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To John, Joseph. Folly. SalIy and Lucy Fnrrar
child ron OF IIcniinE Inrrar. decd:

NOU are ereby notified. that YOU are interest
Il - 4 d-pcrdrg. the superior count ofaw
ard Cha-crr Ne.'n County of NrEna- the
John Maxwell ard Others the heir o. Fer
Farar. ed-r deed and You
from ms cay, yea vii by rsslm OF
- Or DEAF ana 'le v,tae oi sad refria FaTa The
deed dsrbg e1 accordingly this notice given by odr
said Court NoI Will therefore n alive, e-mln
the place OF yolr residence n.
Direct ChAE Pe-Jow lovinEson, Va
Tee asb. 1916. CHAS. PEERDW,
dea Comr.
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XIRGINIA:-At RuIes lad in the Clerk,s

" lRGlNlA:-At Rules held IN the Clerk :
ohee OF the Circuit superior Count Of Law ami Chauesp
for Buckingham County. MONDAY the Shday o! April si
Charlotte Forbes atmN " AeI Forbes d; decd painIh
John Tariman Richard Gillian admir- Of Ltte5eiry liar
iiman deed, defendants
~ CFfSCERT.
Tn, defendant having euirrcd HI, appear
security, according the Act OF Assembly and the
appearing BY satisfactory eyd,nec that
inhaban Of this country ordered That the at
absent defendant appear Rules be hosr for the sud
M0a-ay July and answer The bill OF the
gand copy Of ths order Be forthwith inserted ee
newspaper Published the city Of Richmond, for moHihs
c.sy,y posted front door OF the Coun House OF this
County. A Copy. Tcsie
api3-u9u X ELDRIDGE, &. { : {.
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A RTICHOKE-Green Globe
"a AspNragus-wmte Giant
Pole Beans-Large a small Lima
Snap Beans-Early China, ditto
Yellow Six Weeks
DO Early Mohawk. do ! moor
DO Refugee. or 1000 toll
Beet-Early Blood, turnip roote,
DO do Yellow do do
DO Long DlooS, Mangel wurtze
DO White siiesian French Sugal
Brocoli-white and Purple Cap,
Cabbage-Farly and Large York
Fairy and Late Baucrsca. Ear
ly sugarioaf Large Drumhcad
Large Bergen. Flat Dutch
Drumheld savoy, Green Curl
ed Savoy, Red Du'ch
CaulifioweT-Early aRd Late
CeleTy-Whlis Solid
Carrot-Long Orange, Long Res
add White Pied
CTes'-Curled OF Peppergrass
Cueumber-EaIly Frame, dit,
Cluster Long Green. LON
Priekly GherkiR for picking
Corn-Early Sugar, 81 Tuscaro
IA, do Golden Sioux
Endive-GTeen Curled
Egg Plani-ruTplc
Kale-Blue CURED Siberian
Green Curled Scotch. Rape q
Cole
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Unlike remedies eh claim BY one thngtp cure
oil dsas each preparation particularly gned
'p.edc 8ipgsc complaint train n ymponatie AZ
etons There arc more unn thirty different kinds, which
,up8 -n one hur red .ss. sorts u nalin
rrhrnt vegetable snrdosuch gums ettrlrts Of
tafs. leHt- and budso flowers and SEEDS
psnt-n ~bch mercury anuuouy arn.e copper ant Other
pai.onou. sc hse charaois have % pieefefn.5i,s
which If m.lppucd not dssuusyo o be patient email
upon BIN other dasrs o. b. e easr win such d. adly
ooH % .fcur afsenie copper ard other mns' mineral
The orrnai proprietor Of t.e Mdene, though eelsbratd
nrushfd Medical tosr.s
ana Pr,0fs1r OF sur-rt, and u Line 90 a e,r.r.f sic
deal College in tbs counyhas no view pf nr dignity n
us t,' ls "a Il9 49, ,s . t &c IN t'.g,ss, 81
dea Work BE- say have spared neither pains nor 'fp'nse 10
acquire EuyvIdrr ~ TO- pftcr noted Pnyscians
sisna fo Zach ,,,, ,sg ht 49,, grsi ~ s,s,,,.,s 10
hc Du hsys no, Thought bensaih 10 cony'f.e with
and suss norross and my oef prfn who have profsdo
"'s' 1nY valuable remedy ~ aIy improved m'uoi N uunE
fsa co. ants ad .urrsons ~ experienced nufss ani r.
rs, ,ff , ~, cr gS NJ ,,,srs
ffr remark 81 aHy 1r0isHsod Jras ruf'
Which BE- 90 ba.'d uY1n fysad pathological grfsep' They ire
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h' ppsfa1 a0i 90. friends of ur patent hive aso avd
rysf n even dyatt1yc rom regular course ofliy o.
pas' f0f many yHr Boz e mfH p1puols cry ~ ihr Infd
sas-Nsw Yors-wi repealed consultations with the no'i Dis
n wnrrsng ani psEtsr, 80
TRYING EVERY VARIETY 90 PRACTICE layo si-o At
'eutf arr ftgssaaf d. UNITED HTATEs iNfiRNAHY
Nhffr tnrfan africa0a made ~ medical az 30 Foyer
surg ~ nd Midwifery. DOING tbc Epdspe 'he hsauc cho'e
iAn "' wv appointment ~ lif fftW fuA N Ut H'au
pes.fhtd ~ abou thousand m chn fa either The
pemon'oy ~ confirmed The Information which hive
ieceFcd from others The opporniuea 81 clinical pfaceet o. o.
he pracuce 90 t trfsde ofe sict and e Improvements which
have myself al" have brourh me into The poon oi pae
uss which have found ~ ard rcpead erpfence n BE- n
ya1be and altogether superior that pufued by MI other scboo
asus Ainan Al7pahs ropaihaa, Ibomsonans, &C al
Of Ntueh have testsi ~ repeated experiments"
Ie remedies have been for macy yeafsonr before
Of s Patent hdctcs advsft ed ~ generally asf Pans
eeas Ecu syrufs Se shd had acquired reputation unsut
passed ~ any cher Tot e proprietor being dsnenfd n rive
,h himself h boo Or hi' ncdieinr pom1' nee % aevsr'n'
t vaule qla' ~ az ibo hsTerds win
hlve fscn and Known b ehcc ,h nehr value have
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hed even where Icy before them he Of al obers the