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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN 3

We observe that on Wednesday night, and
Yesterday afternoon from four TO six o'clock, Inc
Wing Convention held secret sessions, win
closed doors" The Wings mus! be soTely dis
lressed with troubles and difficulties, 10 be iofced
TO resort al The outset 10 secret caucus, 10 dis-
guise from The public eye their Spontaneous
combustion" AbhoIrers of the Convention ina
chlneIy" as the Tay'or no-parly men have pro-
fessed themselves, they have certainly stretched
the caucus system farther than any Convention
we know Of A popular Convention, called 10
crafty the nomination OF the peoples candidate,
to shut out the people, reporters and all, and 10
sit darkly and mys,eriousIy, "wilh closed doorsi'
This very circumstance will excite public curl
osily the more, and some prying leter-wTiler Will
be bold or cunning enough TO fad out and re-
port "the secrets Of the prison house." secret
Convention The case must be desperate indeed
Whoever they may nominate will be the cand'-
dale of the caucussng "politicians" and not OF
athe pcople"
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RICHMOND MARK ETs. JUNE $.


TOBACCO-Receipts and inspections have
been heavy for the last few days, with no change
in prices. We quote lugs 81 20 10 ? co. COM
mon leaf so a so; mddlng 3 Is TO IS;
good and fine SOTO 50. General sales of ugs
/ 20 10 so; leal2 IS 10 6 90.
FLOUR-Sales al So IS. Holders generally
asking more.
WHEAT-Whi,e l25; red l2o cents. None
coming in.
OATS-34 IS cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cent. per bushel. Dull.
CORN MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
BACON-Virginia hog round 81 cts; West.
ern Sides Al Cts; Shoulders 81 Cts; Hams
cents
LARD-S 81 cts. Scarce.
FISH-New Herrings in demand al IS IS.
Shad Sc so a Z. Family Roe Herrings 50 in
barrel. and SO in halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEF: 81 SO 90, gross
VEALs S4 90. MuTToss: 81 SO TO IS,
ne,l,as in quality. Hoes: 80.
LIME-From wharf 81 per Dbl.
STEEL-Amercsn blistersd slI per Ton.
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mocratic parly-in other words, the party OF the
people-desre peace above all things, and will
do much 10 avert war and 10 secure an honora.
bic peace; but when war, recognized by the
constitutional authorities, exists, The tact is
enoueh-we are on the side OF our country and
against all who oppose her. In war we shaii
still seek for peace; but in that peace we e4pecs
indemnify for the past, and security ior Tue iu-
tuIe.
On these grounds we are confident that large
portion OF The Wings are with Us in sentiment !;
nay more, that they have no sympathy win
the party among whom they are found, save
an excusabe though ovefweanng Partially ano
admiration for individual characters. Would
that they could rally under the banner OF "Prln-
ciples, mol men"
With these brief views, be il
]. Resolved, That we hail the nomination TO
the chief magstracy OF General Lewis Cass, the
candidate of our choice-a man who proved his
zeal for the honor Of his country al Detroit, and
his Jealous watchfulness over her interest, While
in France, and more recently in the Senate
chamber. In him we behold faithful rePosiloE
OF our principles.
2. Resolved, That in General VIM. @. Butler,
our candidate for Vice President, We behold one
more truly deserving Of The su6rases even OF
Kentucky herself, than the great Dictator and
Embodiment.
3. Resolved, That the grateful acknowledge
mems of the Democratic party Of Princess Anne
be rendered TO that sterling Democrat, General
John S. MilIson, our eecIor, Tor the invaluable
services rendered by him 10 our cause-and tina,
he be assured of our great and increasing esii-
male OF his worth and ability, and our best wish
es for his personal welfare.
A. Resolved, That Inc Wing party be invited,
on all proper occasions, 10 NEE; US in lair dis
cussion OF principles, and that on such occasions
moderators be chosen out Of the Two parties TO
preside over The debate.
5. Resolved, That R. 8. Hall, Levin Waters,
John Hunter, John B. Ship and Edward James,
be committee to invite Democratic speakers 10
address the people of this county, and that Joshua
James, ST., Davidson Morris, John Gornio, NJ.
w. Reid, Levin Waters, w. w. Cason, ST., +.
Thompson, b. appointed the central committee
of arrangements
On motion, the proceedings Of this meeting
were requested TO be published in The Norfolk
and Portsmouth papers, and The Richmond En-
quirer.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
C. 7. CHAPLAIN, Chairman.
JNo. T. KEMPE Secretary.
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Correspondence of the Washington Union,
RlrTIuoPE Turp 6-S .

v.
Honors 10 Gen. CGss-hiS DEPARTURE nn,eny
travel 10 Phitadelpaia-Ia ylor's prospect
The hoHors 10 Gen. Cas- were continued nm n
4 late hour last evening. lie again met mum.
Der Of citizens at the Exchange Hotel from 8 I'm
o'clock; after which, he paid short visit TO the
Holiday Street Theatre, whers he was received
with every demonstration Of respect by the larg.
auditory assembled.
This morning. al o'clock, Gen Cass and the
gentlemen who accompanied him started in the
cars for Philadelphia, many members of The
Convention and larg, number OF ci liens
attending al The cars 10 bid him farewell and
heartily cheered him al his departure. Al The
President street depot, he was also me! BY large
number OF persons, also al Canton, and cheefed
as he passed on.
Preparations were making in Philadelphia 10
give him cordial reception on his arrival there
this afternoon.
No less than fourteen carloads OF passenger,
left in one Train, this morning, tor Philadelphia
and the same number is preparing 10 leave this
evening. The Union line steamboat, this after.
noon also took about tour hundred passengers
and an extra boat will leave al 6 o'clock his
evening, and another tomorrow morning. Phi.
ladelphia must be crowded 10 excess, il the d)o+
is as strong from every direction as this
Taylor stock is considered much depressed here
to-day, and Scott stock is improving. Unless &c.
neral Taylor enters The convention with pleds.
10 submit; 10 its decision, and Withdraw if h.
should not receive the nomination, he canno, sur.
coed.
The Democratic mass meeting held las, nisb,
in front OF the Argus office, was an immense and
enthusiastic affair. II was addressed By The Hon
VIM. Allen, of Ohio; Hon. n. S. Foo,c, Of Mis-.
sissippi; Col T. H. Brnon, of Missouri Hon
j. B. Bowlin, OF Missouri; F. Hallel, E.o
OF Massachusetts; Gen. Sam Houston, 0! Tes.
as; Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia; and The Hon.
Samuel LahG., OF Ohio.
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FROM TEE BANNER COUNTY OF HUNTERS
DISTRICT"
Tohe Edtors Of the Enquirer:


Messrs Edilors-Wh all sections OF our
country are responding 10 the Baltimore nomi-
nation, | axe The liberty OF saying, that ~ these
dieeins, t,e ticket will sweep the platter. There
is no use in the Wings attempting 10 distract rs.
by casing doubts over Gen. Cas- opinions on
The WiImot Proviso question. The Democrats
hereabouis are satisfied with ihem-and even
were il mol SO, they SEE nothing 10 be galnef by
suuendefng the citadel into The hands OF The
enemy. | hope, Tor Tic sake OF the Union and
our glorious Constitution, that the Wing party
NAV sclecl candidate as sound on that question
a, ours. Gen. Taylor will not do; for, let his
opinions De what they may, be thinks The will Of
a maioriry in Congress ought to be the unques-
TONED law OF The land; and The South can look
for no protection at his hands against usurpns
and lawless majority. As 10 any other Wing,
The thing is oul with the party in this district; and
| think / hazard no, hing in pledeine il Tor Cas-
and Butler by larger majority than 1t has ever
given for the Democrats in Presidential cleo.
lion. Our party here is compact AMI strong,
sound to the core, abhortins WhigseIy IN all It's
phases. Yours, hOaNE.
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numbers at every step. By The time the corl e
had reached Jones' Hotel The whole s'Ie ,bs ~ us
blocked up, and it was with difficulty ina. ,he We We
hices could drive up to the door. While The oa'
rouche, containing Gen. Cass was IN m mo on
along chestnut street, hundreds embraced INC Up
poriunity OF taking him by the hand. o,rea
upon the eastern balcony, and bowed ms aeshom
Judgments as response 10 The cheers Ct .n .s were
blage. When he retired, variety Q, cs u, Ohio
made by the crowd, and Senator Allen ., G Gun
was introduced. He returned, in benali o, zen.
Cass, and the Other gentlemen that mao asuTm
panied the nominee OF The Baltimore Con . So
thus far on his return home 10 his na'lse S'a,",
their grateful thanks for The enthusiastic feeep''oH
that had been given. :, c.
The assemblage was further addressed uy s md
na,or Benton, and Hon. Andrew SteVcn'0D' 'A1
Gen Houston.
On The conclusion OF Mr.. HousIons REMARKS,
Cen Cas- again came forward, in cSmp nn9ds
with q general call, and after saying 10 =" rs,;rsd
acknowledging The hunois awarded ~
and The assembage dispersed.
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wv a NTE ID ,

INFORMATION of Mrs. J. A. BANS s 20, I'M.
/ came Down the Mississippi, from Nof.ns. "a sup.
nols about tho middle of september last ana s,stsr
posed TO be in some Southern sonthwess,u 70 meet
let home in pursuit OF moloymen, etpeenms
with situation IN ST. Louis; but being ation and
wrote 10 ST. Louis that Mrs b., when rived there
might know where bur she ns' hsIs passed
before the letter, and not iindine s Having made
S %S.R ns ls'I sy wG ss
cess, have taken this method .ems other persons
who know xst'e as ss . aa soa n
s ps"a 10 at pace VIM :. ns
As 70 only su.s and
rem OF the Press Throughout 'N' ]. A. BANisTEK'
WIZ paI IT enneisee, May q, 1870.
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BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY.

On Wednesday evening last negro aPp'oosn
ed two females from the country, Wno "e'e "
ferins counterpanes for sale on Bank s"ee.' -
rear OF the Exchange Bank, AID observer 70 ''.' -
that his master, who was un%ell up s'ai's' "''"
ed 10 purchase counrcrpane, and thai ne wa 'o'a
to bring one into the house Tor his master q
animation The owner OF the counterpart a.
tempting 10 follow the negro into inc pa's's'
leading 10 his alleged masters roomr Inc i'''o"
turned TO her and informed her that 'heIe ~a' .
very cross dog in the back yard thal m's'' 'sa.
her TO pieces il she followed him. lie was W
served, however, TO make his way through 'ne
block OF buildings towards Main street, "nen INT
owner OF The counerpane, torgefuI CT 'he uos
pursued him, gave the alarm. and put passe'-oy
on the chase, whe ovcrhaued The rogue near 'hs
City Hotel took the counterpart IRON MIN an"
restored it to the owner The scoundfel, now.
ever, made his escape, swearing that ne would
cut the throat of any who dared 10 lay Their hahos
upon him.
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ANOTHER NEW ANTIC.

1t will be seen from The Geographic dispatches
that, yesterday, the Wing Convention gravely
discussed the propriesy Of allowing Teas TO be
represented by The Loaisiana deesa'ion-'hus
iusing Two sovereign States. For no-party, anti
convention men, this is working ''lhe machinery
with vengeance.
The Convention were engaged the most OF yes
,erday in discussing preliminary questions =
They could not, We think, have taken up last
nigh, The nominations. To save the mails, we
are compelled TO go TO press, without receiving
further dispatches. We have no idea that they
nominated President last evening.
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ANOTHER TAYLOR LETTER!

The correspondent OF the North American un.
derstands thai letter has been received in Wash
inston from Gen. Taylor, "par,iaiiy explanatory
of that addressed 10 the editors Of The Richmond
Republican, in which he endorses Inc semi-ofti-
cial statement which recently appeared in the
Picayune, and places himself at the disposal OF
his friends in the Convention"
What budget of Inconsistencies would aP-
pear, if oil Zac's whole correspondence should
be published together! Letters upon letters IL
platniag one another away-and capable Of be-
ing construed 10 exactly opposite directions by
his ",iends" in and his "riends" out OF, the Con-
venlion. Talk no more OF 'the Kane letter." nor
OF Hcnry Clay's many-taced Texas and Tariff
correspondence. Old Zac's budget of le!ers will
be found TO contain every thing and nothing !
Fatal love OF leier-wrilng which has killed off
so many Presidential aspiranIs aud will pu, an
end politically 10 The "independenl' no party
Whig "Thunderer ui Buena Vista"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09

ABOLITION NoMINATiONS.-T Adolf.
tionists, or at least the section of that party
known as the Liberty League, have just held q
National Convention at Rochester, New York,
and nominated Gerrt Smith as their Candidate
for President of the United States, and the Rev.
Charles L. Foote OF Michigan, for the Vice Pre-.
sidency. A New York State Liberty Lesgue
Convention has also been held at Rochester, O.
minatng an electoral ticket and candidate, for
the several state officers to be elected this fal
William Goodsell was honored with the nom.
nation for Governor, and - Hutchinson, Of
Orleans county, for Lieut.. Governor.
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A London letter in the New York Herald
speaks as follows Of our sensible friend James
Mcdowell, Of Botetourl:
"The Queen has been pleased TO approve of
the selection of James Mcdowell, Esq, 10 be the
Consul al Belfast for The United States. The
appointment OF this gentleman 10 the post appears
10 have given satisfaction 10 all parties with
whom his official duties will throw him into con-
neciion."
The same letter gives glimpse al a question
of vast importance to our country:
ain tbe House OF Commons, proposition has
been made by Mr. Labouchere, 10 suspend The
restrictions on the Navigation Laws. The three
chief sections Of the act which are especially
stringent, and are suggested for alteration, are
the following list 1t is decided that no articles
Of consumption be imported here except in Bri.
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THE CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER.

A, the suggestion Of many friends, we will,
from and after the presen, week. furnish 10 sub
scribers the Campaign Enquirer, as campaign
paper, till The Presidential election, at the rates
of IS cents for single copy, and TO clubs OF i've
or more al 50 cents per copy.
We have placed The rates al the lowest posi-
Bile price, SO that it may be in the power OF every
one 10 be a subscriber. We invite the attention
of our friends and the Committees OF Vigilance 10
this subject, and request them TO send us the
names of subscribers without delay The day OF
election is rapidly approaching and our oppo-
nenls are uniring in their efforts h behooves our
friends to circulate the documents and counte-
ract their exerions, by giving the people lair
opportunity of judging of the great principles and
measures OF The Republican party.
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COM. Us. WM. B. AVERETT.-This trial
was commenced on yesterday. His Honor Judge
Wilson, presiding. A Jury has been empannell.
ed and The evidence will be begun today. The
counsel Tor the Commonwealth are William t.
Yancey Esq. Common weallh's Auorney-sssis.
ted by Mes.is Edlag and Spence, and Sale
The counsel for The accused are Messrs Mosby
and Speed, J. Garland, Irving and Roane and
S e.ing Claiborne, Esq. The cha Sc as our read
ers generally know IS embezzemenL-[ Hedne,.
dau's LvnciJ1trg PafriOt
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fish ships ships belonging TO the p's. he u5o
duce Of Asia Africa and Ame tcs ' on h e" place
snail p be @po 1s from 81 That nd no
goods be ported into colonies eicep, u ,sner
these restrictions At present. this Is n1a one ,saI 6
OF the navigation laws which n II IS Baneroi, 10
Mp Vis &C. palmerston, was read during The
debate deb il urged ,ha, universal reciprocity was
tbe anlv thoroughly appropriate basis Tor inter
course between The two nations, and n,lma a0a
thai il little was done in lhis coan' d1ns II IN.
mole this intercourse, lule would be done IN .ne
Upled States; bu, il much was done here much en-
s wGou ID d there is every prospect for
surprising that these laws will undergo eon ,sn
rabIe revision; at the same time, ! 90 mol .n'nh
il Al all probable they will be eatirey repealed
The motion is introduced into the House oy a
member OF the government.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
SV,.u,soru. JuneT 8 r. M,

RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY,
FuaTHER ConrIRaArros.-Ihav have Just READ
nriya,e lcrer received from an officer OF the Gus
iom House al Vera Cruz, daed May 23d, which
saws that 'ihe treaty is signed, our country un-
occupied. and The American troops on their
marrh homewards
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MARRIED..


Married, on Thursday evening, June let By the Rev.
Robert Il. Thompson, Dr. Ll'rI LETON Is. sTARkE,
TO ELEANOR Ii BLACKWELI both Of Northumber.
land county, Virginia,
''Iiand in hand, and heart united,
Ye are bridegroom now, and BRIDE
Each 10 each hath fondly pllghted
Wafinrst love iii Death divide;
While the poets muse would bless you,
II. a silent prayer hath gwen,
That should sorrow e'er distress you,
Ye may NEE, and love in Heaven"
o~r The Wing will please .opy.
Married, on Wednesday evening. the 7'h in.
SAINT, by the Rev. Moses D. Hoge, RoBERT A.
PANS. Esq, 10 Miss MARY ANNA HosARD
daughter OF 3. c. Wherry, Esq, all Of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09

SOUTH CAROLlNA.-1he Richmond Enquirer
conradicts the statement of Mr.. Thompsons elHc lion,
copied by us from the Columbia (South Carohha) ie-
Iegraph.-l National jnteiiigenesr.
Upon the authority Of Charleston paper
we stated that D. Wallace was elected by ma
iority of votes over H. II. Thompson. Other
papers state that the latter is elected oy l5o
votes. We do not know which is the true &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-09

II The approaching Anniversary Of Amerl-
can independence will be celebrated at AIMS
vile, Dinwlddie county, by The reading OF The De-
claralion OF independence by Mr.. Marcus }.
Gaines, and an Grafton BY Mr.. Edward B. Wor-
sham
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rrs,s,,,nbed for The Baltimore SUM-

New YORK June ~ z. vt;
SAILING OF THE HIBERNIA.-The
steamship Hib.rnia sailed to day for Liverpooi.
She takes outfory passengers and $4,000 IN
specie.
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rTelesraphed Tor the Baltimore SUM-
lASsStaP 49, 1910

Ihave Just received intelligence lha! lhs e wen
known Keokuk head chief Of the Sacs ana fohes'
ba. been poisoned by ore OH tribe. Inc muI-
derer has been arrested, and . said 10 nave con-
fessed lhe deed.
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DIED.

Died AT his residence, near Georgetown. D c. on
the 2nh May, after very short Illness Captain JOHN
McCOBB, in the roth year OF his age
NJ Charleston Mercury and other Southern papers
will please copy.
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never higher, prove beyond douot lne %isoom
,hs frmne.s and patrio,ism with which Inc gov
ornmon, hoe heen administered by The present ad-
tesoIved That James X. Polk being the
p,es;Jrni of The Jailed States, vino has Vo-
inn,a,iiy restricted his administration OF the gov
eminent 10 single term, has won an enViaole
name for the pre,en. and an Immortality OF ia.le
for the future, and has Sc, an example 10 an ~
,ute incumbents worthy Of s'ricest imna'lon'
Major James Garland addressed tne ','ee''"s -
support OF the resolutions in his nsoa' ei'qurn
and impressive style, after which they "eie "'oe
ed by acclama'ion. c
Mr.. Claiborne, the young delegate elect rom
franklin, addressed The immense meeting %
Baltimore on Monument Square, the h's"' "
the nomination, and his spirited and eioqu,H' -
mark, were received with high favor ~ 'ne 40
sembled Democracy. lie will we cdH"o' 49,
make a valuable and efficient memoer ., "e
o;sla,u,e-worrhy OF Democratic tfahh''n'
The proceedings OF our gallant neisnoo!s Oh
N,,tok civ are so interesting, and The resolutions
adopted 50 clearly and powerfully drawn so con-
elusive in argument and patriotic in eSpfessiou'
that, long as they are, we cannot refrain i ,
presenting them at large TO our readers. nc
gratifying compliment, 10 our tellow-citlzsn' W.T.
over,on, is fully deserved, and we hope 10 see
him here and elsewhere, during The campaign
reaping similar laurels for his services In the
good cause.
In conclusion, who can read these outponrlnss
of the popular sentiment and doubt that Virginia
will do her whole duN}
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Friday Morning, June 0, Is4s.
The Voice ofthe People.

RESPONSE TO THE BALTIMORE No
kaINJanYnN
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BY Magnetic Telegraph for tho Baltimore Sun.
NATIONAL WING CONVENTION.


Jgo. T. KEMPE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30

~tafes.-M T. WALLAcl Co. ia their la>i publication
assa the cerahcac Of Dr.. Cmt9is examination OF Capt
Brants icues because he hnds difference between
ihclr BasaIu AID their Extract shall show you IN
Their brother j. j. Wallace, Oaih says IN that puoics
iou that he prepares their Bs sam ANA their E1ae "
that here TO ingredients Nlc ne calls ncdcaonsl n
the Balsan." and IN the Extract" Tna Two OF me
former the latter and Of the later Is not 20
the former. and this IS all The difference be mentions Conse
ouriiy in-rcdrns alike each Of hs prepare
lions NJ T. Wallace Co and II course these rlsn by
themselves make compound No" here are three com
pusuis-which 81 tlru !, Brinfs Compound
Hear what " T. Wallace Co say of III, ~ iheir paipa
le sent out hy them wth their meilcmes in the concluding
ihey discovered od pOckei-hOoh OF utT itet on IA
dian recipe Will This endorsement thereon, Capt braVs
Conn Ound for Consumption. ami 10 Purlty The Blood
They discovered only recipe ans compound, ai
Mi. wss labelled as cure tor consumption and 10 pur.y
The blood Thai pamphlet pub.sled before tbs c0alu
veIsy. Now, ia their last publication uey most
declare that their Bassn' and their Extract are we
Of these two Branrs COmnound Neither. No me
Balsal,v because, J. J. Wallace says, mai contains
two IN gredens no contained in The Extract and NJ l.
Wallace ( Co say the Extract j. Branrs Compound
neither he Extract Brsnts because, as j. Wallace
SAM, and VI T. Wallace 4 Co say iAe "bAsa = Dram :
Compound. .
tng when came 10 ts, exclaimed, Whoever saw tne
Ike - that Here's who sNesrs two taings are
one and another thing ! two, and they BON
swear al three the same Nny theyre IKE the CALI 20
Kilkenny, and II you'N Just LEI 'em alone nov Tor ui-
there De- nothing len ct en-" 50 taking my in-nds al
hand from NE, and ~ NJ T. Wallace Co publicly aver
ihai an; recipe was one compound aud ma thei n
cincs two compounds ana different as aoofe sloWAi
your customers vii have Toe confidence in mine
While was in partnership with NJ. I. Wallace Co IN
1870 Bran,s Compound pat under $50 different abe.s
TO meet The VI customers But soon Us gei The
requisite plates ana printing ready sha.l issue : 5fi g
ComnOund" Ia my own name, exclusive ~ NJ T. wallace
4 Co In - hose name vii ng heretofore 20 make my
yest seenis bat after this public avowai hai they pi
no two compounds instead u one and nelef 81 then
Braurs Compound. - shown by ne above eApos-on e.!
Sfs ana faeseis u seems 90 De net and honor be
10 the public % venl the compound by oae naIe Instead
Of Two. 49,
nes. 40 dscern 10 material difference IN bOucs refeluy
bel ed either chemically or med cnay. Tie iaci - NE
MEDICINE q equally good Os consumption and 10 puriy NE
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JOHN \ CLuSSMAN, q CedaT.si
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