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EFFECT OF PAvEMENTs UPON HEALTH.

The Of disease which being investigated
tensvey at the present me sometimes traced to the most
remote origin Ii would the minds of few that pave
men which constructed merely for the convenience of
transit in crowded cities prevenves to heah but such
has recently been proved The corporation Of Liverpool hav
ing recently paved the and alleys Of that town, has
observed that the health Of the people residing in them
has wonderfully improved and that deaths less frequent
This led further inquiry and attention directed TO
of the courts in Liverpool Of them MIR. Carr of the
southern dispensary remarks that they formerly noto
rously unhealthy that the medical attendant hardly
of them and when any cpdemcs visited the town these
places exhibited their results in perfection the surface being
in dsgraceiu state, covered depth with putd
mud that the inhabitants compelled TO place large
intervals enable them reach their houses by step
ping from another II is also stated by Mr.. Samuel
Home in Freemasons he found about years ago
Of houses the floors Of which below the public
street, and the Of the whole floating of
purified animal and vegetable matter, deadiuy offensive
that he obliged make precpate retreat yet the
whole of the houses inhabited Since these sinks OF in
sauby have paved the change in the health Of the in
habans remarkable than what may have been
anticipated In place. (Bndport cour which contains
eighteen houses the Of sickness eighteen before TO
four after the flags laid down. In another alley Coax
cour the proportion five twenty former
years and obser has been extended which
has been of the houses the fronts Of which have
been paved eighty five of sickness which occurred be-
tore paving only have taken place since. The OBJ
vious effect OF smoothing causeways, by OF flags
other paving materials, is to do away with such inequal
ties form ecepaces for the sagnant left ran and
the oIas Of food with which the poor apt the
fronts Of their residences The malaria thus produced pro-
therefore the duty Of all official persons who have the charge
of these towns not only that their
well paved for the Of pedestrians but for the
health Of the public = Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
A LETTER FROM THE HON. JOHN G. SPENCER.

THE EDIToRs OF THE NATIONAL rSTELL1eEscEn.
GENTLEMEN: Your daily paper of the 9th in
slant contains the reply of Ex-President TYLER to
to an address of Senator HoUsToN, of Texas, on
the subject OF the annexation of that State In the
course of his remarks Mr.. TYLER makes one obser-
vation which, although not SO intended by him, is
calculated to mislead, upon point of personal in
terest, in respect to which | wish the exact truth
known
Speaking of the support which that measure re-
cieved from General JACKSON, Mr. TYLER says ::
/" His name was undoubtedly tower of strength
to any cause which he espoused but there are
other auxiliaries who deserve to be noticed in con-
nexion with the matter | omit the names of Mr..
UPsHUR Mr.. NELSON, and Mr.. CALHOUN, who sue
cessively filled the chair of the State Department,
and, after them, of my entire Cabinet" The want
of precision in this remark as to the time of which
he is speaking may induce the belief that at the
several periods when Mr.. UpsHUR, Mr.. NELSON,
and Mr.. CALHOUN occupied the Department Of
State, his entire Cabinet was cooperating in the
scheme of annexation. AS | have no desire to OBJ
tain false credit or unjust censure for acts in
which did not participate, nor to avoid response
blty for sentiments honestly entertained, | have
deemed it proper to trouble you with this note for
publication, merely to say that never assented to
the course pursued by Mr.. TYLER to annex Texas
to this country; that as stated by him in his first
communication on the subject, the incipient steps
towards that measure were taken by him in con-
junction with Mr.. UpsHuR, without the knowledge
of any other persons and that when the matter
was brought before the Cabinet, Of which was a
member, my opposition to it was decidedly mani
tested. This opposition to the views and policy Of
the President was the immediate cause of my re-
signation of the Office of Secretary Of the Treasury,
and of my retirement from Mr.. TYLER's Cabinet
on the lst of May, 1874. That the " entire Cabi-
net" subsequent to my withdrawal were " auxili-
aries +" in the plan of annexation, | do not mean
to deny. Respectfully, yours,
j. c. SPENCER.
ALBANY, SEPTEMBER r. lS47.
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The Buffalo Commercial Herald the death,
Monday night Tuesday morning last Of the Hon. CHARLES
TOWNSEND, of the Oldest and esmabe residents of
the city of Buffalo, On Monday he about town,
usual, attending to business with fair prospect, appa
reny, of enjoying for many years old age
in the full possession of his intellectual and physical powers
any in that city. He spent the evening in pleasant
with his family, and retired at the usual hour On
Tuesday morning early servant going into the sitting
light fire. found him seated in chair his head lean
ing on his hand a table, dead.
No resident of Buffalo was more thoroughly identified with
its growth and history than CHARLES He came
here says the Commercial Adverise) a very early date
year before the last with Great Britain when
fair city but small village and all beyond but
little else than wilderness But with the great sagacity
and calm esoute enterprise that such striking
his character he appreciated the great natural advantages
this point ioesaw the greatness Of the sumbeng country
that needed but intelligent enterprise to be quckened into o
and activity, and with well directed efforts engaged in those
pursuits which have aided make western wds the
of empire To living does the commerce OF our lakes
more, and especially do the citizens of Buffalo, who now
rejoice in its present and prospective greatness debt
lasting gratitude to the memory of CH.RLBs TOWNSEND
who in conjunction with few others yet spared among u.s.
noby rsked his enterprise calculated to pro-
the prosperity Of ALL and which the Government refused
to undertake until private well directed effort had led the way
and shown il practicable.
careful methodical business man. uniformly courteous
and polished in his manners gentleman Of the old school,
model of high mercantile honor of highly cultivated mind
and christian he has ceased from his abor and will de-
scend to the grave followed by the regrets and all
VINO knew him. His age about sixty-one
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Fatal AFrnar.-On Saturday evening Captain J,Mrs
WILsos OF the kenton Rangers" Covington (Ky) was
shot and instantly killed by Lieut. PurLrs Of the same com
pany From what we have learned il appears that Lieut.
officer, which the latter took offence For this cause or
other, Capt. W. resigned his commission Soon after
he and Phelps met alteration quarrel ensued Pheps
drew revolver and shot at Wilson three times each hall
striking him. and entering his breast just by the nipple
Phelps has been arrested and the whole matter will shortly
undergo legal investigation. Cincinnati Atlas
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

WOMAN SrRoSGER OxES.--It is related of certain
New England Divine who hourished many years ago,
and whose matrimonial relations are supposed not TO have
been of the agreeable kind that one Sabbath morning,
while reading to his congregation the parable of the supper
in Luke xiv, in which this passage And another
said have bought five yoke of oxen aud 60 to prove
them, pray thee TO have excused and another said,
have married wife, and therefore cannot come be suddenly
paused the end Of this verse; drew off his spccaces and
looking around his hearers, said with emphasis The
fact is, my BRETHREN can draw man further from
the kingdom Of Heaven than five yoke of oxen -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

PARKER PnLsnuRr, the notorious abolition brawer, Of
New Hampshire, lately called the United States Government
community OF organized pirates for whose utter extcr
mnaon every civilized nation the globe should feel bound
to labor."-N Y Express
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Curious RAILROAD AccIpESr.-0n Saturday evening"
the New York steamboat train entering Worcester
and shooting into the depot Of the Norwich raroad the axle
Of the forward car gave way The locomotive ahead went
into the proper depot but the falling Of the broken axle dis
placed the SWITCH and the remainder Of the pel
nell into and through the engine-house, dspacing in its
course locomotive and oveiturning small building No
in the though the passengers
what rudely iosled together.-Bosfon Traveller.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

GAME-We learn that some two three Of our Elkhorn
"boys" returned Monday evening last with pile Of enc
hundred prairie chickens the result of their half days
labor. Walworh against the West - Hahc0rth Dem.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
THE COMMERCE OF NEW ORLEANS AND OF
THE ERIE CANAL.
FROM THE ALBANY ARGUS.


The receipt of the New Orleans Price Current containing
the of the of that city for the year ending
the 3Oth August has enabled compare the
from the interior that city of of the principal articles of
beadstus, with the of the articles tide
upon State canals This statement will serve
dsabuse the minds Of many who entertain the idea that in this
branch of its New Orleans exceeds that of
canals Indeed have heard said by those who doubt
had perfect belief in the truth of their statements that twas
thing 500, 600 bushels Of aoat in
New Orleans the result of days receipts from the ine-
rior That the commerce of New Orleans in the article Of
breadstu has rapidly increased within the last months
under the active demand for Europe, will doubt but
it will not be found to show greater increase than that of
our State canals
In the first place we will present the receipts at New Or
leans from lst September, ls46 to ls September ls47,
four wheat and corn, and of the articles delivered from
the Erie canal at tide water from st May ls47 to lst Sep
tember, ls47, period of only four months
Erie Canal Neto Orleans
Flour. 9, 392 507 brls l,6l7,675 brs
Wheat. .....2, ,533, 5s9 bush. l,e70,000 bush.
Corn. A, 504, 9S5 do. 7,065, 900 do.
Here find, in the space Of four MONTHS the receipts
-four by barrels and of wheat by
bushels than the receipts New Orleans for whole Of the
year. The article of corn is less by 100000 bushels
We will present the statement Of the articles of -four
wheat and corn, delivered Erie canal at tide water
from the lst September, 1885, to the lst September ls47
embracing the entire canal for year. and with il
the of same articles received at New Orleans
during the period
Erie Canal Netc Orleans
Flour. ...... 4, s5s, 800 brls. l,6l7, CTS brs
Wheat. 49,. A, 500, 272 bush. 1870, 900 bush.
Com. 5,0s3, 3ls do. 1865, 900 do
We have here the business of year the points,
although that Of the Erie canal embraces period of but
months still it is the entire The difference in the
receipts at the points in the articles Of flour and wheat
very and the of received at New Orleans
the quantity received from the Erie canal is also very
large The increase, however, the receipts of from
the Erie canal has been greater than at New Orleans having
risen to the quantity Of 10000 bushels in
year. the previous sending forth merely nominal
amount seldom exceeding 300 900 400 900 bushels while
at New Orleans the receipts far back ls37s have not
fallen much below 500, 900 bushels in any
These facts showing the of canal
in the single article Of breaduf aborng does under
ice embargo for period Of nearly onehaf the year Still
that commerce increases yearly and future will show
the ability OF our system maintain asuccessu rivalry with
New Orleans for the treasures Of the fertile West
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
NEGRO-HIRING

VIE subscribers tender their services friends and the
public 70 hire their NEGROES for the ensuing
They Noah advise those wh9 employ them n inform IN IN
As early a. practicable IN they have opportunity OF Oh
aining god Ag and good Brcos for Negoes They ot
mat IN experience OF several years to literal
share Of Patronage
" Their uaiee Is on is Franklin aad 18Th street.
IN rear Of The City Hotel formerly Rel Tavern.
Nov 30lh. lsi6. n A q Il M
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STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
4 .ATHROP, CHRISTIAN Il co. are in re-
- esip, Of unusually wen GOODS
comprising variety. suited and country among
watch
Rich Paris Cashmete
Rich Ombte shaie5 Cashrnere and Mous-lins
Rich Oregon. castiliaa and Ciemaniine Piaid.
risid Meriso Cashmetes
Rich satin striped Thibet Do.
nix and cord Aipses-
Bh and satin striped do.
Bomb,Hines Crapes and Popiin.
Rich Rugr Ombre r. D'SOie Rnks
Rich Peka Faevnne do
Rich Gro dc Naples Ciaee do
Together with great variety Of
New style sts ftom 75e to 81 per yard
White aud eold embd Mnsin Robes
French enbj Collars ChemiSctls Capes
Infants frOek Bodies, Sleeves
Oubre shaded CoakinRa
Blk French Cloth md Cashmere.
Sis, satin and m Yes
fatinet', fuled K.rseys Kcr--y.
PA Il I.inssys white aud r.dP hnnrls
White Domets Weleh -.'iniuE and Canton FlanneIs
Servants Whitney, and nd Blankets
SAX and merinp io,icry Gloves fancy slk Cravats
Heavy wool blk ard coid tbei
White and cord emb'd Crane seafs something very pretty
ALSO
Carpe,ing, Rugs and bookings.
For sale, Al wholesale prices
II No % WEST MAIN srRET-r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02

NO 10 CHESNUr STREET, PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand, extensive Tailoring Store on
l-ie the Saie House elegant assortment % Fass and
Engh tos uasseres and Nesngs per late arrival
~ Tie eGnduets lhe Establishment principle Of senins
no garments out OF his but os Of h quality and IL
thus that he hasso oHg enjoyed the 10 his civ
and throughout the UFoa. tic roai respectfully solicit call
nom gentlemen visiting tie vii execute any
orders entrusted to him. IN at lower rates than
the same quality BE- had the civ rmy4-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-02
PASSAGETO NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH

= kTSNHE splendid and swift Steamer
a ALICE. Ca7tsin y. BRoUGH having
Just un egrn= thorough overba complete
AM fas nmeneed OF the CURTIS PECK
leAvi' ,hi Wharf a. Rockets every Monday. "Wednesday
sni friday Mornings, rTecscy al q I-2 ucoek
ih III. AL'E VIII leave Norfolk Tuesday Thurs,ay
udiy Mornings, aihe hour "a ~ O'Clock.
lhe Intermediate iafd tic River boh goirg returning
" Passage and Fare from Richmond Petersburg
Norfolk. meals included, One nnnar. HAsKINS 4 LIBgY
70 fIiscfgcrs wi'hirg can
a"d Ieuan OR Tie Alice unit tie ueSt they 90
on the Balnore Boat and they
ing IN Baltimore without charge Returning
VA meet ne baltimore Boat ~ tie morning
niger IaFns hAum'te al O'Clock csing
petersburg by 2Ueuck ard Richmond
g Passage AMI Fare from Richmond from
Ellmt g, meals iocg'ng &c. included Sn Dol H.
= The accommodations speed are o. we'll
known James River would be say that NJ ic
have BEEN e1gaHd much e's slPasd by opposition
las ever been The RNtE de2S
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THE
RICHMOND HOUSE.

SlIuAiED ON Governor street, nearly oppo-
- STE The Governors House and abou squares from Main or
street having retny received dcrae adors cnd.rrs
meh more convenient and eonmcdous, he openii Oh tie
~ cay OF Hovcr neat FOR the Hoarcrs
month week day The ,ndeayo OF the subscriber he
ud who vii supcneud render those Who nav
pa up AZ Tho estib'ishfneni comfortable
For The iniomaton ma ell in eo,vsv,pr.
there excellent Livery Stable near Al hapi ubsrc tb
"o n g. W. be "tn attended TO. D. l.. MEADE.
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FOR SALE.

fs The beautiful, comfortable. extensive and
convenient house ami lot Fankn street the late resi-
d'n7e 81 james w PeEram decd in excellent order IL vii
be shown To any one wishing purhase great pleasure b,
e'sr OF The Subscribers and kHoxn-and par
elimination OF the " b.
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
w. r JOHNSON
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To FARMERS, COUNTRY ,sHRcusNr,,
AND OTHERS.

Great Eeducfion Mt penifeutiary store.
VIE subscribed. order IN NJ
- Ter At greatly reduced prices
5000 yards heavy double t~ned Kery Coz Nero Men. cloth
ing.
1000 yards plain and striped Ln--y Cor womcas eoiAax
In Store for Fall purchaser:
900 b-avy resdy made Ker.-y Goats
200 pairs do DO do Pants
1eeO pieces Brogans with hrE- eaar. an. Al
shoes. equal 10 any the market.
Complete SITS Of Wagon Harness for bOr.ss Cat and
Wagon Haine-s In portions
Narranted Ares. very superior
Alec. What FAM. What Bags Refrigerator, w,rl,aA., -
FuRsrruEE Of different kinds
For sae Penhentiary very .up-r;o, arl M R,,. Nh,
stones. Wagons. Drsy,. Carts, he.
he above are offered on accommodating t-rm- par
VIII do well To call at the Pebenary or at n. so~ No
~, street leadirE 10 aayos Bridge.
apo1-r-a
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HANDSOME PRESENTS.

For Christmas and Ner Years Dqyt
M NJ L. MONTAGUE respectfully nj rm. his fr.pi. and The
Public rneraIy, that lac On hand ct his Nu.e sore
~" ~ Va Z" s-se-an Musical Iirur ats AZ
e"'- tiine OF s'ent Va ty ot 4io,t every tesco or
"heh are ~ .tiate or ChrismIs Y, az
AN,bAb 'NS, vaNi-r In prir- f,u = 10 $50 TIE rB,.
pfluliu a"orHi NJ ever offered for ID ,he ci.y
GUITARS, OF F.cneh Spanish AMI iln Patterns .,,,. ~
unsuTgai 5ci.
FLUTES ami CLARIoNErs of dsr,n, En from the nine
price you pe.se. -
IS cts to sI2 '
IN large assortment 81 good VtOLINS in The city
a sIeat ar ty Of FlFES O-tave FLUTES &C sc
s hhAss lN.IkuAENrs of evsry deception.
MUSICAL BONES &c, &c.
number OF Popu-r SONGS, MARCHES, WALES lie -.
teiei AMI arranged IN eo eon or T. g. ~ each At prices
rom % els TO $50 AMI very suitable or present. Can ard see
TOT yon YES a, the Sign Of the oea Lyrr 1854 Main It.
'rP .''s'H 1 hAhs''
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FASHIONABLE AND CHEAPDRY GOODS
Christuas and New Years Presents!

u Ii. JENKINS will sell oil cheap the follow.
'ns articles Of DRY GOODS suitable sason those
waning ne a'g4Hs vii do well O cali
shsws ui vaTs u kHl-; rich \ Coos rpr....
ioo ahey NOUS IN eashms and Dresses a. reduced
Fancy se1rts and WORKED Caps Coars-rn M anv .
and beautiful grois. '' ~"
n W moo re-" ~ y 81 iu ling sza Cav. e,au
seaits mn Co,afs bHo. sis Po.t.t u,f- m -
which VIII be sou cheap Tor cash al ~io rtai.t
K r, JENKIsss New Slnre
4
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STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.

STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.
ES9 The lot. with good Stable and Hydrant
-. on T. Immediately opPore the residence l.. Kent
on fnkn ~ d, for rent and given
Isl ol 'snuafy' For further particulars, enquire OF
dep II. JENKINS.
HsI III KENT, and possession gwen imme-
daisy tao neat and comfortable tenemeu At the
upPe end Of Cary Street beyond corporation
"ae contains o three rooms and Lre-n
aed boSh ave go'd gardens attached Apply Fate-
near zoe PREMISE who w show the erber
de Ut RICH. MILL. Jr.
Ga NOR RENT.-A large and comfortable
Dwelling House, situated corner or Lo-u.i Frank
I'm ,ise" Apply To RICIrD HILL. Jr.
oe Corntr bsI1w tie Banks.
FOR RENT-ON THE LIST OF JANUARY.
E.N WE upper part Of the House now oc.
- = eupiedby the James River AMI Kanawll Company
a. men 'hee on Main 81 aud door Bank
de 9s RoRERT MOTT
EIs NOR RENT-The Dwelling House at
h1A n prsteat occupied by Hall Neion on Sh street be
"een arHsh and Gfaes Possession can be had mined a
no Iy-u H. w. J. FRY On.
Es1 FOR RENT-The upper part of the
.r House. No. SO Main three doors above the CIV
hoth formerly occupied BY WIN p. Co There en-
De IL GALLAGIiER 4 oLpsER
Five Stores for Rent
WHINE are beautiful and well finished Stores tyei
fronting on Main ard ct an of which or The
mos; favorable iDe-Deni retail berg the most
on or about the els; ard from esaraesr OF
is proprietor viii greatly busasss part
ai stores WI se rented reaonatc For
Terms, apply to BzsJ. DAVIS or HODGES ROY PULLIAM
de ~
fzSa NOR RENT. Three brick tenements on
n N" corner Of Cary and Pint good tenants
ha rrni VI" be moderate For appyio GRIFFIN or
to Mn. Lldi. A. is-,,
EsA lNOR RENT.-The house | occupy. ON
Fnnkiin NJ $500 per annunn: il 1,
IN good ORDER and b. had
Persons wishing to Examine the please call between II
O'Clock in the m7rnhg and soeoek Pm. R. H. JENKINS
TRY GOODS STORE FOR RENr.-Tbe
- Dry Good soie on Main occupied by Caluen
IS Tor rent and possession given Immediately Erquie OF
no r.. n. JENKINS
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To Farmers and Planters.

TO Farmers ana Planters.
TGNIIOMAS 81 CHARLES ELLIS, have in
n and offer low prices reduce heavy stock
following description Of Goods suitable for Farmers and Planters
use,
London Duff Blankets
Heavy Twill do
aup White Bed 30
Nspt Couons White and Cray
CANADIAN Cloths, all wool
Shceps Gray Sattinets
baltimore Lin-rya
Scarlet and White Fanneis
Low priced Cloths, or Servants
Lowell I.nseys
london IIudil Ovrrcoas
Cotton Oznabufgs
BTOwn and Beachcd sheetings
DO do Shuings nne
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR


TuNIE Franklin Manufacturing Company
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the
assortment Of suPerne, 6ne aud folded
nat ruled and plain medium printing cuvelop
OF various the wholesale
WHICH they invite public attention, quality
teir viii
n Northern Factory They prepared
by description OF that the market their
require Merchants aRd dcaers call
naeram mi for thems A n
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~ OIiCE.-We shall re move to the Warehouse
Ga 18Th street recently occupied by Duaop Moneure Co
on OF about the 1t February next
We OF. for Rent the Sto.e no occupied hy ~.
&c 81 KENT KENNAII. Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VH5 hand received, soek Of Gentlemen,
w Gbe Dress Bools and Winter Beo, which
friends aud the public call and examine.
no 10 PUTNEY d WAITE
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uACkiNAW Hank

GLOID'S BUTTER-A few firkins, prime
- quahty' jsst received ami for by
noY GORDON SKINNER
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ELEGANT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.
rENOM MOOREtS COMP. ETE POETIC A
FOR THE LADIES.

~ are reee wing and ofier for slle-
W 10 hrkins Cohen BUTTER
De $50 boxes CHEESE DUNLOP NoNctrop a. ro
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Trcmch slippers and SHOES,

good quality. &C ~ u u. LONDON.
n lPPLE lSALM.-A further supply of this in
valuable article which highly approved
who ucd t Such The rcct cndeT Nipples that
proprietor wiir 10 effect
fails cure, money be- refunded For sale by
DUVAL PURCELL. Druggists
~ If7 Main
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on ~ Immediately oppo'fe residence Of H. L. Kent
ESQ on fankn 81 ~ for xivsn on the
LIST OF January For further particulars, snquir. OF
ee ~ r. u. JENKINS.