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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21

RAILROAD To OREGON Almost daily we are III
the habit of reading something in the papers In favor
of Railroad to Oregon, to terminate somewhere
near the mouth of the Columbia river.
fear that write communications in favor of
the immediate prosecution of that road beyond St.
Louis, except interested persons who contemplate in
some way or other to have some stealings from it.
Will some one competent, please inform the public
what 3, 600 miles OF railway would be likely to cost,
with its bridges water stations machine shops cars
locomotives, &c. &c. How many men per mile are
necessary to repair the road and watch the urnouts
and fuel, in the machine Shops and around
the depots. 1 apprehend it would require the whole
white population west of independence, Mo- to act
mere servants on the line, allowing it was now
built and in operation; and tn prevent the Indians
and storms from destroying the road-would require
an army of ten thousand soldiers, laborers besides.
1t will be time enough for the government of the
United States to make railroads beyond ST. Louis,
when the people shall have completed roads from
New York to St. Louis to the Mississippi river
The great State of New York. with its dense popu-
ation, and with the greatest possible inducements,
thousands of passengers and thousands of tons of
freight waiting to be daily carried from either end,
scarcely find the to complete road about
tenth of the distance towards Oregon.
Such railroad will be, but not within forty years
and when the passenger for Canton has just taken
flying trip to Astoria he will be about eight thousand
miles from Canton, and by stopping at the Sandwich
Islands 1.-TWO thousand six hundred mes) to land pas
sengers and procure coal, and exchange cargo, &C.,
he will have sailed some ten thousand miles more
before reaching Canton.
How very few persons while talking of the railroad
to Oregon ever consult map. In my humble opin-
ion, the road would from st. Louis seventy
millions of dollars and 100 passengers per day &c.
800 per nunum,) at $500 each, would not pay ex-
penses.
Let the Government of the United States, (but not
Mr.. Whitney, select strip of country, defining it.,
and let people of good moral character of all nations
be invited to occupy the same giving TO each family
sixty of land Of their selection within the
limits, taking that but American schools
and American principles shall exist among them.
Through that district to Oregon, let the government
first grade national road with good bridges &c.
and the railroad will follow its heels fast as re-
quired, and the government may then loan them
$4,000 per mile at per cent. per annum for 20 years.
to facilitate the work. In this a road may be
built that will be benefit to the nation and not
humbug got up for the purpose of finding fat jobs for
cunning contractors and fat places for decayed poll
ticans.-N. Y. Evening Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21

0crlnformation was received yesterday by Tele-
graph, says the Pittsburgh Post that delegates in the
city and county Of Philadelphia ia favor of Governor
Shunk's denomination had been carried by large ma
jorities- Also that York county had gone in the
way. This il is said may be regarded as deci-
siys as to bis denomination.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21

New PAPER.-We acknowledge the receipt Of the
Daily MadisoHian, very respectable sized sheet,
just commenced at Madison, Ind, by Messrs. Foster
& Reed 1t seems to be neutral in politics II should
be sustained by the Madisonians, therein depends
its suciency and success. TIE proprietOrs have our
best wishes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21

O1-GovernOr Young and Lieut.. Gov. Gardiner, of
New York, into office on the Ist of Janu
airy, In the Capitol at Albany. Ex-Governor Wright
was present, and congratulated his SUCCESSOR The
osths Of Office were administered by Mr. Benton
Secretary Of State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21
INDIANAPOLIS, JAN. is. Is47.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21

LOOK Our The "old cock" is about again. and
would be very happy hear from his friends without
a more pointed call;-esPecially some of those who
have notes due about Christmas and New Years. A
few days will enable to catch up,' and depend
upon it. business must BIS hurried. We have been
easy enough to satisfy any one and being pushed"
we must push" in turn. Hope this will be sufi-
Gent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-21

BoMB SHELLs.-There are six hundred and twenty
tons bomb shells at the western railroad depot, in
Albany, which were manufactured at Troy, destined
for the Gulf Of Mexico
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-09
THE NATIoNAL EZRA,


BAILEY, EDITOR; }, o. WHITTIER, coRnRsroNDo EDITOR
p. SoBLE, PUBLISHER.
THE leading purpose OF this journal IL, the discussion Of
the question Of Slavery, and the advocacy Of the main
principles OF The bery party. Due attention ia given TO
the Interests Of a'pure literature overlooked.
Il aims preserve faithful record Of important events
OF inventions discoveries affecting the progress of socle.
~ fpublr documents Of permanent value and, during
the sessions OF Congress- will convey correct idea not
only oits action hut OF liz spirit and policy The debates
on the exciting subjects OF Slavery and the Mexican war,
expected arise In the next Congress- will occupy large
share OF It's columns.
Arrangements have been made for extending and enrich
ing Its already valuable department Of Home and Foreign
Correspondence.
II Is printed on mammoth sheet, Of Tie finest quality, In
the best style, ut s2 a year, payable in adrmct.
The generous spirit In which the Era has been welcom.
ed BY the public press and the very liberal patronage has
received during this the first year OF It's existence encour
age hope Tor large 10 subscription list
II Us desirable that subscriptions be forwarded without
delay that they may be entered before the approaching
Congress Address l.. p. NOBLE,
@ PsbiisAer National Era
moo, l5--G' Washington, D. C.
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John PEITIpoNE is receiving daily his supply Of the
above article of kinds, together with the
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Oh
Introducing into this Market and which has highly
by those who have used IT, suitable for Ker
mans Ranges, Radiators, &c. -A.
Glover Hin Coal an excellent article of Bituminous
dump Coa thought be equal not superior TO the va
rious kinds heretofore used in our city,
Orders received the yard Lenoxs Wharf near the
Long Bridge and his Office L. T. Massoettis drug store,
south Pa avenue between l2 and 9th streets or al
Inhn n Cnllnn,s oct S--u
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
yepAttOns N wQahin .

= yelAttOMs mt Washington.
JIT ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office informs
W. his former clients and Others that his Office may still
be found at the where has been located for
the last thirty years, directly opposite the Patent Office
He is prepared to execute with his accustomed accuracy
and prompness any business In the line Of his profession
such furnishing information respecting the originality
and patenaby Of Inventions preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats DC. ~
10 those unncquainted with him, he refers 10 the follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner of Patents:
Patent Office, Feb. Is, 1912.
Mr. William P. Elliot who has been formerly employed
in tile Patent Office Draughsman DC. having estab
shed Patent Agency in the city of Washington, take
great pleasure in recommending him as gentleman wor
take charge of any business requiring knowledge of
chanca science the progress Of the arts and patent Inn
Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the
practice of this Office. HENRY L, ELLSWORTH, X
: Commissioner of Patents,
W. p. Elliot Is also the author OF the plan OF the new
Patent Office building, Ea
Et- Letters on business to be postpaid
nrI & I I
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n
IN hoTrLEs.
Madeira HINES:
Neirfon, Gordon, Murdoch a. Co.
saa i London Particular
George and Robert blackburn f. Co.
'oA''" 'a Ho,sard March 4. Co.
Do Grape JUICE s8l fli N
a% SHERRY WINES.
Pale Sherry, extra superior, Pomar,s
Brown do. do
Pomars Gold Sherry, very superior
Amontiado
VINES OF FRANCE. n
Chateau Marraux- subscription wine ,t
Chateau LATTE to any thing IN the country
La.onr Se a r,c.a ,r nrImsrv Denomination
horacaux, low pr,csa ~ oid W =, ~ ~ hniiss
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DR., SWeetser,s Panacea.

particle Of cslomsi, Corrosive sabimste, Arsenic,
The principle upon which this Medicine acts is by as.
ssng and harmonzing with nature i drives out ali foul
Hating with and strengthening the gastric juice Of the
stomach, 1t assists Digestion in short there 10 ven
By a also HS Ss
remarkable property of removing mercury from the bones
and joints.
FOR ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN,
Scurvy Scobutc, Affections, Tumors Scrofula or Kings
Evil White Swelling Eryspsas Ulcers Cancers Running
In DR.. SwRRTsER's PANAcRA, Will effect azure.
FOR INDIGESTION,
Rejection Of Blood, Nausea, vomitngs Nervous Affections
Bilious Complaints Headache Paeness or Female Iregu
but y obstinate or attended with gripping dying palms. the
dose should be and the will be effected
they weak take much medicine but bear in mind
Inc oa
strength IN s place. and y giving sleep h At night
Pi SGs
the sight
sCRoFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS,
scrofua Is said to be hereditary the infant receiving
from ito parents the seeds of lie disease which increases
with It's years NEGLECTED and no, submitted e frequent
WIN DR. 81 IN s ou sspds
OF direct communication; their real is subject on
Mnsn that ey
ing purified and ceansed by long course Of Dr. SWEET
In cases Of Jaundice asthma, Lirer Complaints, Tic
Doiorenr Rheumafisn Rheumatic Gof, DR. SwRRTsERs
PANAcEA be too highly extoed searches out the
very Of the disease and by removing from the blood
makes cure certain and permanent la
For dsease Of the Bladder and kidneys STRUCTURES Gra
rel Stone Piles, FTsfua, Urinary Distractions and Err.
IRENE Cosipeness DR.. SwRgrsERs PAsAcBA is the best
remedy tried; 1t all these acrimonious hu.
mors from the blood which give rise the above diseases
and by keeping the blood condition. insures health
DR.. swEETsER's PANACEA,
Being composed only Of vegetable matter, or medical
herbs perfectly harmless the tender age
the weakest Frame under any stage Of human suffering, the
most pleasant and benign in It's operation that was ever Of
in searching the root Of any complaint however deep
and Of performing cure.
Price, 81 per bottle or six bottles for g. For SALE whole
sale and RETAIL by SETH s. HANCE los Baltimore street,
Baltimore. In Washington by J. r. CALLAN, and the
Druggists generally A43 nov 2-dlW
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLACKING.

E undersigned begs leave to call the attention Of those
DESTROYS oil using good article OF Backing, To- The
abovenamed. The Manufacturer knowing the excellent
properties Of this Backing sent samples TO various persons
isuch Boot Makers &c also to several OF the newspa
pers The underneath from OF the papers
have called and said that the Japan Liquid Backing
superior to any thing they had ever used
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
eRers Patent Japan Backing is the name Of an excel
lent artcle have seen used, and can highly recon
mend tn american, April To-
Wears Backing is Of the most superb and salts
factory articles q he day. imparis briaass and pS
likewise. "-SpirH Of lie Times, Aprfi2.
By reference to another column, an advertisement will
be found excellent article OF Backing, in Lquk
FORM for Boots, &c II has been highly recommended b,
many who have tried IT, not only gives with very ILL,
SsS M e. b but arsa o he
or al No. 80, Chestnut street Buy bottle, one trial will
prove the faet.-Phh Ledger, Aprl23
WeQars Backing Is Of the most shining articles ir
the market. SPIRIT ef the Times, April q
Patent B,aekirs Mr. j. Wear, No 60 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does not nure the leather Thos
who would have polished understanding should read ",
advertisement in another column.U. s. Gazette May l.
WeRars Patent Japan Backing about the hest article
the understandings Of man is brilliant and lasting
tEpenins Bulletin, june 7.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonial
similar TO the above, from private individuals and IRON
other papers, but the above extracts are sufficient TO con
eds bht that upon fair trial the Hacking will be found
represented, excellent in every respect
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer No, 90 Chestnut street, Phi
CHARLES SToT-r, corner Penn. Avenus and 7h street
Agent for Washington, D. c. OCT tapril L
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5000 REWARD.

~ RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct.
$AN 18th, negro man Tom, who calls himself TOM
~ LITTLES. Tom Is about % years OF age very
~ stout set and quite black In height about eet7 IL
inches little bowegged he is rather stupid looking but
when spoken TO he invariably smiles, showing fine white
and even teeth hair quite short and happy He had on
when he left, blue satiinet round jacket and took with
him pair of pants of striped satnet and Of
negro CLOTH with one two unbeached cot
ton shirts he wore away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around It, 9,llt.
authorised TO offer the sum Of sl0O. IL the above
named negro 70 taken in the District Maryland and de-
lvered TO me in Washington city, secured In JAIL that
get him, s200 Il taken in any free State, and
cured as above.
A. NJ. HOFFAR, Agent for @. Stonestreet,
Residence on 1.2 street, few doors above Pa. av.
nov lift NAT 1nelligencerl
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GENTLEMEN,s ..BELONGiNGsni!,

GENTLEMEN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! NJ
STEVENS, Ciate FISH q Co,) No. BROWNS HOTEL.
HATSlii Of the newest fashions, and Of su- ~
| 81 superior elegance, both in finish, shape, and -
" style, in BEA YER, MOLESKLN, NUT'Rf1,
- and CASHMERE.
CAPS
Of every variety OF shape and material for Genemens
Youths and Children also, for the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ART1CLESii
The largest and most varied assortment Of elegant Ward
Toilet articles TO be found In the city, wiz Scar
Cravas Gloves, Suspenders, Robesde chambre, Perfume
ry, Canes, Umbrellas, Stocks, &c, &c, &c.
or Gooyears Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber hand procured at two three days notice
MY STOCK is complete in every department Of GOODS
Of tie best quality and newest STYLE always to be found
my shelves. "
Gentlemen politely invited to calL-Goods freely
shown, and prices reasonable. STEVENS,
oct S-tf Lutte Fish x Co.
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Whitney'S Russian Bath.

Corner 4 la street and Missouri avenue
THERE In great utility In this Bath In preventing and re-
moving all disease that flesh IL heir TO. Those who
have never tried II will find u to their advantage make
the experiment Price for single bath FIFTYCENTS
oct S-u In ~ 49,
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TO YOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, sc

General A gency at Washington, ID. O.
4 SAMUEL SfETr1NIUS, General Agent, Notary Il
IA Paddle Justice Of Peace, DC respectfully informs
Y the Volunteers the United States Regulars, and M
M the Of the deceased Soldiers, that he M
is prepared TO undertake the settlement of their Claims with
the Departments Washington lie will procure bounty,
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded
Arrearages pay for services rendered. Mileage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government
that may be confded to his management, will be speedily
attended to-
His terms moderate tI8 t.ge VIZ .43
liz can be consulted at any time between the hours Of
o'clock a H and o'clock, p m, his office fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department
oct 5-2md decS fa7iasl VII Il st3s,ttf.ls
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a MRS. GARRETT ANDERSON has six or seven com.
HM Portable and well furnished rooms rent at mode.
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding cannot be served Mrs A. furnish them with
breakfast and ten u required
oct9 u' tas
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A Card.

A Card
- A: y. scHWARTzE,y r.J, hs g d9n re- -
~ DRUGS, DC, invites the attention Of citizens -
and strangers to his list Of the following articles all OF whc
are Of the most superior kind and will besod reasonable VIZ
I,niics Tbiiet articles
Consisting OF genuine French and English
Pcrfumery, Cosmetics, Fancy Soaps oil ev. ht
cry variety, Dressing and other Combs
Curl Brushes, Hair Brushes, Rowland's
Macassar Oil, French and English Poma
t,,m Lip Salves, celebrated Chinese or Per.
sian Powder, Amandine for chapped hands,
warranted-and other articles too numer
GUS to mention.
s. q. Also
s, Gentiemen's T6iiet Articles.
Consisting, In part, Of: Razors, Razor
straps, Shaving Brushes Shaving Creams
and Soaps Pocket Combs, Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes, Hat and Hair Brushes, Po
Inatums, Phlacome, Hair OIL, &c, together
with an extensive selection OF other useful
articles.
The very finest Segars, direct from the
importers All Of which we are willing TO
warrant the genuine article.
nov 29-eod I'm Store on Pa atenne, near sd street
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous

STRENGTHENING PLAsTER.
TN ali cases where II is thought advisable TO keep up
permanent stimuant impression on or near the organ
diseased thea pasters will be found highly vaiusbe ~
fact all the besieht that can accrue, nom eonunuoas
rritnpt Ill be produced in the most efneien
ner Inv them IA In Rheumatism, Lnmbago, 9oui; IN
Increment Of the Joints, Chronic Disease o. tne AVN
Other cases where warming STRENGTHENING na,, In
beneficial these will be found to be Superior sTIT
a' DRUG r and Aposh corner 9TH street, and Penn Av'"
! oct S-Qxw'48. Ntf
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WING NATIONAL CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT Il VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES. 84a
To be held at 80, ON the - day Of, AZ.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Dr,raArrs At LARGE Gov Anthony Colby, Of New
London Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, OF Portsmouth,
Substiutes-Ira Periey, Of Concord ihomas T. sahs'
v District No Echaries w Cutter, OF Portsmouth.
Substitute Gilman NIarston, Of Exeter
District No ImGeoge Nesma ~ q fishkn
District No. II-Aaron r. Hughes, OF Nashville.
substitute-lsaac Sturteyan, Of kcenes ~
District No, N-Jonathan KIttredge, o. Canaan'
Substitute Augustus v. Brewster, OF Hanover.
VERMONT.
DRLBoArEs AT LAR6E.-Solomon Foot, Of kutlandi H.
sabstlutes-A Miner, Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge
of Windsor. 4t lLElaa Az. tlst sltHlr +.
District No IA. p. Lyman Of Remington
Substituie--A. l.. Catn, of Orwell M -
District No. I'LL Cults, OF Hnrtland SaN w.
Snbstitute-Wm Hebard of Chelsea s ifil ~
District No. in-H Il. Royce, Of Berkshire.
Substitute-H b. Stacy, Of Burlington. &1Nf
District No. lV--P. Baxter, Of Derby.
Substituted. II. Delano OF Hardwick
CONNEcTICUT.
DELEoArEs AT LARGE. Charles w, Rockwell, Truman
Smith. III IA
Substitutes -Thos w. Williams Charles Hawley.
District No, I-John II. Bockway.
Substitute W. Stuart aaflss - II
District No. li--James r. Babcock. .G3ttt .ftrH
Substitute Samuel Russell s.tf
District No. HI-John Trumbul. N4s
Snbsitute-Sampson Amy. i
District No. Iy--Nelson l.. White ae
Substitute Henry X. HarraL
MASSACHUSETTS,. <
DELEGATE LARas RUFUS Choate, Boston
Substitutes Seth Sprage, Duxbury W. O. Bates, West
field. gi sf'l Gf tls.s
substitute Ensign II. Kellogg, Pitsield.
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen. ~
MAINE.
District No Iu-Will Pitt Fessenden, Augusta. 8
No others yet chosen
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NEW III ESTABLISHMENT

=
M. GASSAWAY A. G. SPENCE,
HAVING associated themselves together under the
IL firm Of fst
GAsSAWAY. s. SPENCE,
for the purpose of conducting the boot AND SHOE
BUSINESS, I'm all its various branches, would
therefore most Respectfully inform the citizens Of this me-
opos that they have laid n superior stock o. frsneh
Spanish and English BEND SOLE LEATHER, with =
general assortment o. other materials which sy WV man
very French and American styles Also materials
- for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experience in the rractical opera
tops OF their business give them decided advantage
over most. il not all who are now engaged in this business
this city they hesitate not therefore 70 invite compe
ton--(we mean no offence TO the trade
We have on hand general assormsn, q genie I,ae
mems dress BOOTS prices varying from e6fo w Also,
ladies' mssts chiidre's boys, together with all de-
scrpi.ons OF BOOTS sHOES-n short, every thing that
Is kep in well regulated Boot and Shoe establishments
all Of which viii be disposed Of on the most pleasing terms
Members OF Congress, Heads Of Departments citizens
and who prefer and elegance combined arc
.ns" ei " s'' $50 - GAssAWAY & SPENCE, NJ
North side Pa. avenue, between ~ and 6tn street
Z oct 2S--dtjanl' .Nt Esfl II ~.
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8 Rough and Ready,, Lime.

CROUCH and Ready" Line.
UIHE subscriber is now running his omnibus Rough
4 and Ready TO and from the Alexandra steamboat and
Pennsylvania avenue, for the low fare of TWELVE
GENTS and hopes TO receive the patronage Of the
he arrival Of the boats, and wills down passengers any
point they may desire on or near Pennsylvania bstween
Of the and 9Th street Opposite Coemans
Sl2 and 1912 M, and l2l2, 2lo and ia p. m, to
convey passengers 10 the boat J. W. ELLIOTT
N B-Passengers for the Mail boat take the Omnibus
at sl2, M, and will be called for at Coleman's and
Browns. ~ oct I2--diy.
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The CANTON TEA COMPANY has
800 been popularity known for many years e.
t6xH This is the largest and oldest Tea Estab- IkEEX
XtzA lshment in America. The public have -
luli proof OF their integrity and responsibility nut
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS Of late that they have been obliged to enlarge 10
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz;
They moreover possess facilities In relation to the Tea
Trade very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
to any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupulous
regard TO all principles that tend elevate the character Of
large house is well understood, and has already secured
them connexon probably, larger than all other Tea Es
attachments united they consequently deerpln.d
sell Teas prer, more asr and Peec for the prices
in the aggregate than any house In the word-Chna ex
cepted.
They zealously invite the attention Of the inhab
tants Of Washington TO their Agency, where the following
on stating thar wherever single trial is made, very
decided preference Is given to the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY. laa ll,
nS- Reader, make the experiment. fE.f1
Retail Prices oo,os subject in all cases TO be returned