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FOREIGN Npv,,.

ARRIVAL OF THE VASE.
4, PHn July, 80, 10 oelaa
The steamer Washington af,.s'
this afternoon having sail.don y,
London Com. EaeSs y
The arrivals of wheat coast.vi.a
very scanty.
The market to-day was wen I,
large retail bushes was done 4 Y.
at rates quite Is per quartz, I.
Monday last. e
In quotations of town maDuf,..
no change occurred But An,s
quoted at / to Is per Dbl bipb.,
Flour S7s to o8s per Dbl.
Li0erpOOl Country Corn Ma,a.
Since this day week foreign su0.,''
scarcely SO large as for some ws.a'
and they have been small from n
Exports still continue coOsid...'
Wheat has been sold at ratbe, M
Hour has advanced Is Cd per bbL,
tent of business has been don, !,
advance in the market of Tue,a,1r
I'D per 70 lbs.
Good fresh Corn brought Il !, !.
vance.
With good Wheat prices wei. II
higher than on Tuesday, some WI.
even bringing BIS Cd per Dbl.
~. LiveYOo, 4
Cotton market very steady. sols.
bales. July 9, market dull viii !.
l'S on all American. July l5-Ccns
demand. Since the 9th the wealth..
stormy and rainy-no great dan,n !.
The market is we'll supplied ,s h
ing crops look well.
Bacon and Rice are in demand.
The navigation laws have bs., :.
until March.
There is nothing of importance
Continent.
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General Taylor,
W~AsHINsToN. Jhlv

WASHINGTON, JulyIi
In reference to the position Of ca
as the candidate Tor the Presidepe.l
Gently ascertained one thing which
Of very great importance to the pubu.
Having given his consent, though yr
antly and at the solicitation Of DEM.
parties and every section of the UDi@
his country, when called upon a
Magistrate, he will never withdaR
position he has thus assumed. He n
candidate and will abide bv the rul
understands and feels all the delieaUl
6culty Of his peculiar situation, buthr
en- his words to his friends he will uV|
his pledge, however lightly any Off
treat their own. He is, | repeat, d
whether he get one electoral, vote Q-i
more likely-every electoral vote.
No n has thought it worth whiA
closely the political result of the lals
convention. / see however that seVsI
inent candidates for the Presidency d
cred as having promoted or injured
ces for the Presidency by their lslaI
respectable body. / do not thinka
them need give themselves mdtlt
this score The amount Of injuHu|
cunnot be assessed at much, condai
the people are all looking for the II
own the coast. "-Jour of Commsm
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FOR PREsIDENT,
TING sDeaking.


On the outside will be found q report Of Pat.
Tompkins's speech at Vicksburg. We have
sclecled this because il is better one than we
could prepare, and because il states fairly and
correctly, so far as il goes, the positions ta-
ken by Mr. Tompkins in the present canvass.
The same positions, precisely, for we noted
them carefully, were taken, and the same ar
guments. with some additional ones, in support
Of them, were advanced here ash that report.
We have never been more delighted with the
speech Of any champion Of the true Wing
cause, than with this Of Mr.. Tompkins. He
takes the right grounds the very position that
wings and patriots ought to occupy, and which
a vast majority Of them do now occupy. Old
party watchwords and rallyiHg cries must yield
to the change Of circumstances, and the old
Hunkers Of both parties must yield to them Or
die ingloriously in a wofuI minority. But OF
those things more hereafter. The audience
assembled at the Methodist Church, was large,
and very attentivei consisting Of a number Of
Ladies ia addition to the Wings, Loco Focos
and Democrats. Some little incidents took
place during the discussion that would be very
amusing to our absent friends, but they are not
for print.
OF the ability with which Mr.. Tompkins adj
vocates his cause, the impartial and unpreju-
diced of both parties speak in the highest
terms, and neither he, nor the cause, has lost
any thing here; we hope and believe that some
wavering and repentant sinners will be turned
from the error of their ways. If Mr.. Temp
kins and Mi. Roberts are spared n dthey canvass
the District together, we have an abiding faith
that the immense majority against US can be
overcome. We say, cGnuass together, for we
believe that the presence Of Mr.. Roberts is de-
cidedly advantngehu s to our cause.
OF the reply Of Col. Roberts, when we say
that il was better than we expected, we do not
mean to compliment or fiatter hint is the
.truth-for it is written, "Blessed are they that
crpect nothing, for they haInotbe disappointed"
We would remind Mr.. Roberts, however, that
because he can prove that another has done
wrong, it does not justify or excuse his doing
wrong. Besides, he was wrong in his Arith-
metic. Davis and Worth have taken the res
possibility Of that capitulation, and they were
censured as well as Taylor. So it stands three
to three. Another thing Mr.. Roberts should
recollect, is, never to defend himself before he
is attackeG. HIooks as if there might be some
guilt. Mr.. Tompkihs did not say here a single
word about the $500 per month vote, whatever
he may have said elsewhere, and Mr.. Roberts
in listening to Mr.. TOmpkins's speech should
mark in his prepared reply the points that are
made. However, as Mr.. TOmpkins ought to
have said something about that vote, we sup
pose it was well enough to attempt to justify
it. That Mr.. Roberts may enjoy the best Of
health and keep in the field is our earnes. wish,
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CRoFs, &c.-sinCe our last the weather has
been delightful Ior the planter. An immense
quantity Of fodder has been saved, in first rate
order and the cotton is growing off as if deter
mined to make up for lost time. The worm
has disappeared so far as we can hear and has
done but little injury to the cotton. A slight
increase Of 81 ckness. A slight increase Of po-
litieal warmth also.
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CAUrIoN.-We wish it distinctly understood
that the INDIVIDUAL who rendered himself SO
conspicuous during the speaking on Monday
last is NOT the Wing candidate for Senator, as
some, for reasons Of their own, have represent
ted, nor is he even a Wing or a citizen Of this
county. Somebody else must take the respon-
sibility OF his presence and conduct.
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CAunoN-In the article from the S%outhron,
headed "Apportionment and Briscoism," we
do not wish il to be understood that we charge
Mr., Singleton with changing his vote--far from
it-so far as we can learn, he from the first to
the last, voted for North Mississippi and Ggoinsl
South Mississippi on the question O. aPpOttion-
ment.
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STATE TREASURER, -Richard Griffith of War
rem, has been nominated by a majority of the
sub caucus of the .Locofoc0 Caucus, as a candi-
date for the above Office. go it, boots"
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BOARD OF POLICE.

OAR OF POLICE,
A SPECIAL meeting Of The
"A Police will be held on Mod
18th August, for county business
]. J PUGH, \
August IA, l847.
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ADMINISTRATORS NUIill
r ETTERS of administrators
~ been granted to he pndsi'
al the August term, l847 q ~
bate court of Madison COUNTY y y
sippi, on the estate Of EliiAt '
ham, deceased, all persons lnd''
said estate are notified 70 eonl
ward and make immediate PayIla
all persons having claims aslIl,
estate will present them legag !
ticated within the time Pres'i.
law, or they will be forever osl'
w. H. COCKERHAa'
August ID, l847.
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l~NFcRMArloN WANTED. ~ We should like to
know how an individual, who travels about
with q Loco Foco candidate, and electioneers
for him, and does all that his very feeble on
dOwmenis permit him to ipjure the Wing can.
didate, can be called a Wing! Or BY what
right he calls himself a Wing! Or how any
body can be yerdunt enough to consider him a
Wing, That's all.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTluI

- M
m ETTERS Of Administrator
~ non having been graIlsq' X \
dersigned at the August ls 5i..s /
the Probate court Of Madlspp
Mississippi, on the estate q I'll
decd, ali persons indebted y =, 81
are notified to come lorwaI NJ
immediate payments and in nii
claims against said estate, saIl
them legally authenticate, M !
time prescribed BY law q M
'O'esS' Oa'' H. r. c0plaalSi
JAS. RICHAa
ADM
Auolat II. i847.
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August Il, l847.
ADMINISTRATORS NOT

ADMINISTRATORS W.
IT ETTERS of administrall0a
- been granted to ths uIa \
at the August Term, lS47 q Y
bate Court Of Madison county
sippi, on the estate Of Mary Csa
deceased, all persons inds0lsa
estate are notified TO cons Y
and make immediate payment Y
having claims against sala s's'
present them legally authepIsass'
ii the time prescribed Dy ~ :
will be forever barred.
w. H. COCKERHAh
August IA, l847.
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STRAYED

EROM the subscriber on Man.
= 9th inst, a very large oud
flax name and tail, LACED he
scar in or near the blaze, lid
son should take up the said Horst
inform the owner thereof
B. C. ALSWOll
August IA, l847.
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We learn that Messrs. T~ompkins g. Roberts,
Ford and Melville, addressed the sovereigns
at Livingston on Wednesday, and that the
Barbecue was very good. This is all the in
formation we have received.
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and several precincts to hear from which will
probably increase the gain to 100 or more.
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DIFD-In this place. on Friday laai !
wife of Mr.. William Ewing.
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hoH1RE !ossELYN is announced as an inde-
pendent Democratic candidate in the lst.
LJake's Congressional District.
ltis generally believed .hat Maj. Bradford
will accept the call to become the who ANA.
date.
Col. MccLUEq took the field on the 7th inst.
as . candidate for Congress. May he NEE,
with The same success against tho Locos tina,
he did against the Msxicans ii Monterey.
Charge them home, Col.
CIV HARIow,edito Of the Kosciusko Chron.
'eleiis she Wing candidate for the House in
Atala CO, and Henry Gray, Esq. for the Sen.
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TENNESSEE ELECTION. From the franklin
Review We get the following returns;
M:lI..-.- - NJ = r -
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PuEnLA, MExIoo, INV 28, I847.


/ said above that rumors from the city Of
Mexico were at a discount-we have no other
reports than that a portion Of the city has been
overfowed, that much sickness prevails. and
that the Mexicans intend giving Gen. Scott
the hard battle at the Penon. There are those
in the army who think that before a gun Is
fred Santa Anna will send out a white fac
and come to terms. We shall see.
Gen. Worth, with Mr., Trist and a large partv
Of officers and gentlemen, started out this
morning on a visit to the noted pyramid Of
Cholula, and returned about dinner time bioblv
delighted with the trip. A party of Mexican
guerrlllas went out at the opposite side Of The
town as Gen. w. entered, scamperinp off o.
fast as their horses would carry them. Tboy
started in the direction Of Auisco, and in their
fright probably reported that the whole Ans.
iican army was in motion.
The robbers and guerrillas made d fne bopl
last night, taking over one hundred mules from
a single pen almost within the limits Of NJ
city. This will doubtless embolden them u
more daring attempts. Yours, &c., q. W. K.
PUEBLA, MExIco, July 80, l847.
we have a story, tolerably well uuthenticat.
eu' mat over a million Of dollars has recently
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August "a, l847.
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ADMIN1sTRAToR,sN OTlc

August IA, l847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
Notice.
1AMEa go

HAS Just received per late arrivals, o hand.
some assortment Of Fancy, Spring 81 Summer
dry Good, TO wit; French and English Bal.
2arines. Jackonet. printed lawns, Tape, Check,
huslines, Needle worked collars. Fancy do,
GSnts and ladies Fancy Crarats, Scotch ar
CANDY, GinEh ms, Irish linen, Pink ginrhama,
French and English do, Plaid linen dressing,
Cottonade French and English, Ticking,
Cotton checks. York Danins, Gold. Cambrick
Fancy Prints Of various descriptions. Corded
skirts, Fancy scarfs, Blnck and white Bobinet
for vnils, Barage do, Tuscan Bonnets, Lpp.
horn do, Bonnet and zap Ribbands. Gents Il
ladies' Pocket Haidkerchie.s, silk Purses. THREAD.
and cotton Edgings, Buttons, Needles and
thread, Suspenders, Brown sheetinps 1874. 7ts.
4t4, bleached do, hickory shifting, Black prints,
Alpaca do, Fancy asso ted Hooks and Eyes,
Combs of various kinds. Pins. Madras Hand.
kerchiefs, and Gloves Of all descriptions, Jim.
brellas, Musketo netting and Lowelis 7lB
aud 4E4, Twilled do.
CLOTHING.
Gents Merino, dress and Frock Usats. Lin
en- dress do, Cottonade do, Cratin de, Cotton
cloth d., Gihghams and Fanny do, Pants of the
same materials, Fancy Summer Vests. Fancy
Coat5 for Boys: A general assortrne I Of
llats and Gaps, Shoes, and Boots, Cater Boots
liz Bpptees. Bushins, and iii fact d general
assortment, for Gents and Ladies and Children
suitable for spring and umnsr, ell Of which
will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash.
JAMES NANsKER.
Lafayette street, between the stores Of o. p.
Davis and n. Jacob.
The old friends Of the undersigned In this
and the adjoining parishes, and the public ge-
Morally are respectfully solicited to call. They
may rest assured that every effort win be made
60 suit them.
April 80 1877.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
II
Dissolution or Co-pART-
NERsHtp.

The copartncrship heretofore existing. under
the name of WIN, SWAIN 81 SON. vas dta.
solved on the 3lst Of July Last, by the deceaso
OF the said WIN SWAIN, and the business IL
now, and will be in future, conducted exelu.
siyeIy by the subscriber, who has bad the sole
charge of manufacturing of the panacea and
Vermifuge for the laat fourteen years.
The Panacea will DO nut up aa usual. In round
bottles, futed longitudinally, with the following
letters blown on the glaas:-"5wAiM's pAEA-
cEA, PliLADA," aud the only change made is
the namo of JAS: SWAIN stamped on the
sealing wax aud Nritfen on the label covering
tho cork, aud a new label for the side of the
bottle, composed Of geometric lathe work. com
prising nine. different dies, which have been
turned for the exclusive use of tile proprietor,
by Diaper y Co, bank note ongravers Of Phil.
a%dslpfria. -Four dies Of different patterns from
the body of the work, and in tie centre is a
portrait Of the late Wa SWAIN, separated from
the borders by two circles of lathe work. The
words "Swaim's Pan1cea, are engraved con-
spicuotTly oi two turned strips, and d large
slmi-circular die forms the upper margin The
bord RS are composed Of plain lathe WORK strips.
outside Of which lie eng ayed Ia small letters
tie entry OF tue copy ight.
JAMES SWAIN.
Philadelphia, August, l84G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
DRY GOODS.

n. DH G1ER q R1FFLARD take This NJ.
po'tnpity Of Informing Dry Goods sercharts
from the adjacent States, who visit New Of
leans for the purpose Of purchasing Dry
Goods, that they are constantly supplied win
y full and geA selecic4 siack ~ Bfitisa,
French ard american DRY goady, direct from
the manufacturers, which siii be sold a.
cheap rs in the Noriberb markets.
Nov landing ez ships VioIa aud Edward
Bousteads from Liverpool, and ship Rubieon
from Havfe-~
500 packages fall dry 2 ods, for ming >
choice selection for the South ami South.
western markets.
H.. DE GOER 4 RfFFIARD
Importers Of Dry Goods, 81 Sagazine 1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
AVIS.

LIE soussigne informe lie public quill Went
de louer lie cafe tenu par lie passe par Mi.
cheI Granary, sur la rue de Peglise. ct in
forme respectuensement les citoiyens de-
Baton Rouge quill continuera le meme cafe,
ct quill fera son possible pour plaire au
public, ct rend e sa maison I'm rendezvous
agreeable pour ceux qui voudront bien Pie
uorer de leur pratique.
II tiendra t~ouiours ses deux billiards ea
bon ordre.
Dec A, 1916. O. EACKET.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24

A. NlFrA, oTJrs for sale the follow.
ing articles, viz
2 car tables,
writing desk with copying machine.
sacfetarg,
gold watct (Eaglish)
Silver teapot,
silver cream u
! silver sugar vase,
doz silver spoons
4 silver salt spoons,
2 silver s4gar tongs,
l silver spoon for crushed sugar,
And nunbar Of other articles too tedious
10 ]Dbntion, il not sold At private ale, will be
sold at auction 10 tho highest bidder, with
out reserve on Saturday, 9Th day Of Decem.
her next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
NEW n BEAUTIFUL!
ya@ JE WELRY

TsEVs j IL W ~ IL IL 1.
JUST received, a fine assortment Of Jewelry,
consisting in part Of the following:
Gold Stone and Shell finger Rings.
Ear Handkerchief and Key Rings,
Ladies and Gentlemen's BroaBtpins.
Scarf Ribon and Hair Pins.
Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
Tips Slaps and Slides.
Necklaces, Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps.
Lockets and Miniature Cases.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases.
Gold Pens and Silver Thimbles. ..f
Watch Keys. r.
Ball Tablets and Bouquet Holders,
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Stone and Silver Coat Links.
Gold and Steel Mounted watch Ribbons.
Steel Vest Chains.
Jet and Steel Bonnet Slides.
Letter Folders, Pen Holders and Paper
Weights.
Coral, Wax, Satin, Steel, Gold and Silver
Beads.
Hair Ornaments, Polka Head Dresses and
Curls.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invi-
ted to call and examine for themselves.
Shop on Lafayette street, next door to Phil
lips & Lanoue. C. C. FUTILE.
Feb. IL. No. 3. ls47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
TIN, COPPER 81 IRON
WARE MANUFACTORY.

The subscriber. worker in tin, copper and
sheet iron. would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
removed 1i4 establishment, corner Of Church
and Third Street, near mr.. Granarie's coffee.
house, where be will b happy 10 receive The
p~atronas If bis fsiehds and the public gener.
ally. He has always on hand 4 fine asso.t-
tnent Of lin ware, which he will sell as cheap
as can be boughl anv wlere, whole sale or re-.
tail. Cutters and sponts made and put up in
he shortest order, also balhing tubs, large
oil cans, stOvepipes. all kind Of lin copper or
sheet.iron ware repaired. All work entrust
ell to him will b~eexeCuted it'll neatness an
despatch.
JOHN TILANO.
eb 7 no |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-04-24
SWANS CELEBRATED PANACGA.
FoR THE CURE or
ScrOfula, General Debility

Waite &rsiiag, Rhsua7 itsm, Discusses
otbte L:rer a u S6in alI all Diseases
arising Fran Impurities Ct Tie B{oof.
o. the elects Of NcrcHry.
SWAIN 5PANACEA has boon for more than
t7alty-'iyc years celebrated in this country
ana J ia opa l1r us extraordinary curps-f0r
tla e3fiiiioates OF which reference il made to
t1e directions unI books twIiol may b. tlsd
grAlis) accompanying tile P4ulcna,
Il has boon usad ia hospital and priyota
practice, and hag had the singular f,riun, Of
being RECOMMENDED By tis most celrhrat,d
physicians tul other en- uent perso e. Anoog
Ola rs BY.
W Gibson, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery. Pa
UHjvCfEtv.
Valentine Mott, N. D., Professor of Su. gary.
~. !. UaEeIslty,
w Z. D3veas. N. D., Professor of Miawi-
ferry Pa. Uajyer ity.
N. Chapman, NJ, d., Professor Of Phvejr. Ia.
University,
4. P'rhe M, D., President College Pbysi-
ciatE, Philad.
Dr.. Dai Vale, Professor Mcitci. =. Havana.
Jose Lolranco ia Luz, Professor sur,r.ry.
Lisbon.
J. Chapman, Member Royal College Sur
EennE, London.
o g. NJ. Irving, late Minister to Spain.
sir Thomas Pearson, MAJOR General British
Army,
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c. &c.
And also, the wonderful cures effected By
SWANS Panacea ha tor m nv years made
1t an Invaluable remedy. The Panacea does
not cottaln nercary q any form, and being m
inaoceht preparation it may be given to the
most tender infant.
Negroes VINO AIRY confined in large humble 8 on
plantation IN hot climates, are peculiarly liable
10 5ueh forms OF disease, arising from a vita.
ted state OF the blood and want Of cleanliness
ana van ty Of food. hese diseases so fre-
qdanty set regular practice ut defiance, and
render tholr miserable victims both useless and
stvs 10 lheir masters, that planters would
IN y their own interest as well rs that of hui
man y, by kecp!ng always a SUPPLY of
SWAIN $ PAnRaed, which appears to be only the
Nihg which can bo relied on in such cases.
Il nEfAtL PRICE has BEEN REDUCED to
One Dollar add Flity Cents per bottle, fcon-
tanning -Es half pints) or three bottles for
Four Dollars.
AAS0-SWAiM'S VERNlFUGE.
4 valuable Family Medicine, being a high
iy approved remedy for all diseases arisinr
IRON debility Of the Digestive Organs, sue as
Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysontdry. Fever and
hga@, bleeimg Plies, Sick Headache. &c. &c.
See Che pamphlet (Which may be had aratisj
accompanying the Yermifage.
Prepared at Swaimis Laboratory, Seventh
Street, below Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA. and for
sale BY all respectable Druggists in the United
States.
AGENTS.
New 4ork-H. III. Schiehaln & Co
Lond n, hng-Eyans g. Lescher.
Liverpool, Eng.-Evans. Son & Co.
II vana-L &. Melzet.
Valplraiso-Alex. Ctoss
Baenos Ayres-O. i. Hayes e. Co.,
81 Ihom4s-A. II. Rise.
CAntoR-J. swords.
Sandwich tslands-E. L. Benson:
aeatta-HufnSgle & CO.,
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T1NOTAN FAY, NJ ID.
DE NITgT,.

I1AsHow on HAvb. TILE BEST or MATERIAL
TO perfect york, and plelges 10 his patro9s "a
good operations as hey can obtain in the
state, particularly in mounting teeth Oh
gold plate.
Office al big residence.
Calls lett al The drug store of o. p. Davis,
will meet With prompt attention.
DR.. Fay has been kindly permitted 10 refer
to the following gentlemen, most Of whom
have been acquainted with his opGratio1s, do
rug the past nine yaara.
81 Harnev. NJ. D, US A. +; g Il French,
n. p Henry Perkins, N. [. Jshu Perkins,
n. u. ] P MeGimsey, NJ D.; + NJ Hereford,
NJ. D. NJ Epters, n. D. $ g L1yceck, NJ.
n , Augustus King, NJ D.. Hon Judge Burk,
Hon Judge " G Penn ; Rev. J. Woodbr dye;
Rev.Jutn burke.