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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19
COPARTNKRsHIP NOTICK.-The eoI

II fyE~. JK. Professor Of Music, teacher Of Singing,
~. IN private Lessons aud In classes, and Of the Piano
forte. e-s Broadway, cor o. housans jlN I'm.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCk.-The copsrsner-
- ship her-i0f re ex sting under the Dame OF A. ;
BARNES co hsune been dissolved BY nutual con-
The underss ued have formed copsrtDershiP
under the name OF A. 5. BARNES co aud viii continue
the Publishing aud boossedDg business at the old stand
Nc. 81 John-st-New-York, January /, ls4s
EDMUND DWIGHT,
op ALFRED RARNEs
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CREKNWICn sAvlNGs, RANK. IN 81

.REENWiCu SAVINGS BANK, Al Sixth
NJ avenue Of Fourhs January interest for 1873
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees held 18th inst
they have declared the usual ssInsnnusl interest Of
per eeat per all less than 500, end Pc
cent per all II o1 aud upw ard. payable
the Bank during bank hous and after the nth inst
Interest not called for viii be credited principal
The hank 10 for the reception Of deposits and the
payment II 6Taf three days In each Mon
days, Wednesdays aud Frlcsys, fron toTP Y. M-New-
York. Jan. "a. 1913 ABRM VAN NEST, President.
el,si0S n P,sn, Secretaries ia 81
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Names Of intesisies whose
tsiafas tsvs been tek-1
ehsrge - By The Pub.i-I
Aarlinistrsi0f o. hispre
fpc--soss ard which
hsg. been heretofore re
ported
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r.; -g,s,sas.sza.7ALBANY & sCHENECrADY

r. yssazz-za--1ALBANY ~ SCHENECTADY
- - .-sss-- . RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS
disc viii be received by tue above
Company A. Albany and transported 90 Buffalo and inter-
med ate places by ROAD and after the Sovsu
her, rfoxiino. Printed Lists Of Prices &c mad 90
application % ISAAC NEWTON ia GreeuWich-st OF
livingston Weiss Express Once. 10 Waist - y.
All communications 10 relation 70 IRE Eht a.
5any must be addressed 70 Z FOSTER. Jr S-cy.
Albany, Octc Der =, ltsf. go a.
Nsr.- Sork Journsl Of Cnraneree win nIe..e con-,
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llkKt liant, Sas al - Ts7aif1 I5e57aT Bo-Es
W vi nnd inae hssorsmeuf. c'mpr slug al srss md
STYLES Of binding which cE qua - sad low r,ce az
81 passed
Boss re d al 5cund q any 7ltss sss.fss AID far
rIslrd 1t t4- tfle Fr1llifca
csfi' crcuiAis bills cAesss, Notes p-.nt-d g he
lowest rst-s-
90 grr-s-s Cr.t1u trk. usrl1d letter srcr b which
thc irf.sr Wrtca aai ylr3 the same time envs
epes elastic psref 30 c-r patent inksands Ell The
styles OF oisrie- DAILY journals sad memos4nd 1ul
hooks Tor SO Also lle Great Metropolis CT Gui1e y
Ns~Yort for 1915, eonAi1ins the british. Cansdan and
Hsv4oA Tsrisa FRANCIS : LOJTREL
il5in Bookbsa ders and ststl0ner., II Msidsn.lsns
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CirN sTkSus.
TCTsDAY, Jan. /

TUESDAY. Jan. IL.
Fnr.-The premises No. 67 Oliver-st. occupied
By poor families considerably damaged by fire about
o'clock this morning.
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rI'O THOSE WHO can appsess.e good thing, We
know Of NJ plscs IN the city where more excellent
spiritual estorstyes Of the inner can De procured
tia AZ the Zuiems House 81 Broadway where seLJr
Hunoz presents his patrons the best The
vineyards Of France. Of the Highlands OF scotland,
even Of American rye. Old Holland 10 also vel repre-
s-usd there: and II any connoissesr would ike puff
advise him 10 call upon III seor for articles wothy VI
being puasd. jl2 I'm
ETSKEDEEnRD PLEDGk-.-For sale cheap.
u large and varied assortment Of unrsdeesd pledges
eon,strz of rev end secondhand clothing watches AID
ieyery musical aud ustkenat icsl Instruments sexsrts
cu sdrsnts double and single guns pistols. &c dc For
the niormstion Of those N Of such would pt1os
few Of my prices Good pilot and beaver cloth Overcosts
ard cosks fEon - . dress and frock coss from s.
to - pants snd vests ; % IS lot Of good and
secondhand tutes from - 81 10 SO each Alec constant
y hand, mechanics AMI other snd sgess many
other articles too nunero0s 70 mention.
dS0 iuns "a ~ .JOer . CEssa.r,s-
OFFICE CRoroS AQUEoucr Bo.RD, Jan. - 1874
Two BLAsTERs.-SesiedD proposals vii be received
~ the subscriber, AZ this cics, until Weduesday tho
oth dag cGJanusry N Tor Blasting trench for lay
nz wsterpps In IsAthzyeuue. between - feet north
Ihirtysscondstreer and Thirty fh-lreet more or less
The trench will be required bs a feet deep, y feet
vide II bottom and y vide at tcp Proposals vii
state the price per running cubic ysd Payments TO D.
made - the wok proze'ses, on the regular payday OF
the Department with reservation OF tan per cent until
the plson OF the contract Proposals to be endorsed
- froposAs for Blasting by order Of the Crton Aqas
suet Committee Ljlsu@l JAMES A. COFFIN, frsst
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Names ofinlesisies whose
estates have been tsken
charge Of BY The Public
Aiminifirs 0ror Lispf'..
d~ce.ors, snd which
have rot beer heretofore
reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

BURGLARY The house Of Mr.. sedgwick, No. ~
West place. entered asout o'clock las
evening aud ioessd OF articles Of wearing apparel
vhlch were hanging In the hall.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

BOARD OF
lpe % he wspaes sgn y
An an
n o a W Vernon
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE Railroad Company
The ckhodeis Of the NexIotk and Ere .ilTosd
Company hereby notified that insslment OF $40
per share all shares which the payments heretofore
made 90 not exceed SO required u be paid Al the II
Of the Company IS Walst on before the nth dss
Of February By order OF the Directors NewYork
Tau. IL, 1918 ljl7 iml NATHANIEL MARSH, Secy.
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Dlafrlcf of Col uInhla.

The following article from yesterdays Baltimore
Clipper" speaks out frankly and strongly the last i'll
Judged movement Of the House OF Representatives. The
District of Columbia taken off from Virginia and
Maryland-two saveholding States. 1t taken of
with the laws and property of each Of the States The
transaction conducted under the auspices of Gen
Washingto and no man dreamt that the State egsla
ton in regard to that peculiar property would be
changed If such idea had been entertained at
the moment OF ransier-if Maryland and Virginia had
supposed that the property OF the citizens would have
been medded with, and that the system would have been
abolished only against the consent of the people, but OF
the cedng States and as Mr. Van Buren, once contended
against the consent of the southern States who believes
that the cession would ever have been made And who
thinks it right at this time violate the rights of the
slave owners and 10 disturb the relations of the South
on this agating subject
The concluding remark OF the Baltimore Clipper" is
not only uue but it may be extended The aboli-
tioniss of the North have counteraced their own de-
signs. Their impairment interference with the slaves
has retarded their emancipation We well recollect that
movements making 10 speed the in the South
when the abolitonists stepped in with their nsdious
publications. circulated through the mails, and their Sc
spies, and their open meetings in the North, to
alarm the South From that moment the reaction com.
menced. To devise measures for reforming their own
institutions was thing-To crowd of fanatics
in the northern States, impertnently inruding them
selves into the domestic and delicate concerns of the
South, understanding neither the malady be corrected
the remedy to be applied, stimulating the slaves to
insurection and irritating their masers-was very diff
ierenl thing The consequence was, that the of the
police strengthened-the education OF OF the
slaves, and the preaching By their ministers, were
partially arrested-and the slaves, as we'll as their
tiers, had to curse the infatuaon Of these meddng
des This interference has proceeded even to greater
lengths, until it threatens to change the whole char
acter OF the legislation OF Congress. As friends of
the Union-as no friends of savery-but friends
not only of the South, but of whole country, we
respectfully submit to all the members OF Congress-
to all the citizens OF country, without regard to
cques without distinction OF parties, whether the fede
raj government ought not to pause in its actionwhether
should not throw itself upon the principle of non-iner
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Washington City Canal,

MAYORS OFFICE, Washlfgton, Dec KS, io'o'
IN virtue of the first section of the for the i'm prove
nent Of the Washington City Canal, approved Deem
betls, 1913, in the following words, vz
BE eaacted Sc, That the mayor be- and he is hereby,
requested to invite proposals., by twenty days pubic no.
uCs ~ two othe daily newspapers OF the city and the
w shtngton News for the removal of the depostes in the
washington canal 20 TO its original depth OF
water or not less than four feet, ordinary low tide for
repairing in substantial and durable manner the dapi-
Galed side walls for reforming modifying such angles,
basins or abutments, recommended by the surveyor in
his late report may be deemed expedent and for the
construction OF such dams, cespoo other works us may
be deemed necessary the canal as tar pract-
cable from future injury, by the washing in of matter from
aeal streams CUTTERS and sewers; having first prepared
by TIE surveyor such other engineer may be employed
such diagrams and specifications will eNhib bit the
descriptions and of the several kinds Of work be
done
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday,
e l3h OF January Si9 inclusive for the execution OF al
the works mentioned in the foregoing said first section
Al needn't Information ia regard the quantity and de-
scptqn OF each kind OF be done, be obtained
by application 10 Mr. Charles b. Clusksy city surveyor
ms omee, CITY Hall, who Is instructed prepare and
AI1t plans and specifications explanatory thereof
The proposals will the price, per cubic yard for the
excavation and removal Of the de- ost and price per
Pech Tor the different kinds of work. (25 cubic feet
% tie perch also the time within which the work will be
completed
Dec. A-h w. w. SEATON, Mayor
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To Cotton and Sugar Planters

PLANTATION IN ARKANSAS.-The subscriber offers
Tor SAFE Ihe extensive plan in Arkansas, formerly
eonRing TO and occupied by the late Governor Kent, OF
dyahd and containing wentyeight hundred and eighty
three and half acres Of land
Lhs estate lies IN the counties OF Phillips and Critten
Gen. and situated in Walnut Bend, on the Mississippi
rNer' twenty I'VE miles above the of Helena. Ii is
aa 70 be the highest river land in that region of country
sou peculiarly adapted to the growth OF Its inn
FOFtheh are an ovsfseer's house, horsenll, severa
corn houses and good qGafters for servants.
oP"ads OF seven hundred of this land have been
Staeu and are now cultivated. The rest of may be
ta,iy cleared (he most being already done) and has
"oer upon ~ and that chiefly of ash which is readily
, al weloeated wood yard, in quantities oil several
'h9isand cords every year.
@ plantation - one OF great value, and presents rare
otPoiuhy to the public. In the hands of a good planter
ln'y DE easily made OF immense aunua profit It's ac
.ues OF intercourse with New Orleans afford a
a'ehne lot the disposal of its products.
II distant about 800 miles from Cincinnati 290 mile.
leans - - ~ $500 49, -
sired = =
FOR terms &c, apply (postpadl to
WILLIAM b. PERINE,
bec A-2nw6w Baltimore, Maryland.
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PARpoE.-fiqn Asx. Porter United States marshal for
this district, received Thursday pardon ior James
Moore James Lamb Miles Mcintosh, Charles Freeman,
John Walker, William Springer John Henry, Dexter Col
Iamer Lewis Smith, Robert Stokes, William Faulkner,
aad Andrew Balch the remainder of the Kalamazoo mutt
neers 10 confinement at New Castle, under sentence
OF the United States circuit They discharged
on Thursday Wilmington Dei) Republican, 18Th.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. pa, 1913.

4 Co Tomorrow being Christmas, no paper will be
sued from our Office on Tuesday morning.
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HAkt, >tlTtGE

IA~E NOrtcE.-LEwIs 9. LUsGErr OF Kentucky is
a now In Washington city, at Mrs Turpin's, Penn
yNana avenue, the Capitol He will remain during
he winter and will promptly and faithfully attend to PEN
soa claims any other business which may be
hl'n tie refers 10 the members OF Congress and heads
VI departments. Dec A-3dx3nps
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TExAs.The majority for Cass in Texas is much larger
than generally anticipated FIfy-sz counties give
him SOL against s,7iT for Taylor Cosss majority
thus far SOFA Twenythree counties to be heard from
Van Buren, votes
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HIRAM Powers, the sculptor hns been engaged by the
Louisiana legislature to make statue of WASHINGTON for
the State House. Five thousand dollars is appropriated
but the sculptor says that it Is not enough.
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The following letter has been handed to us for publ
cation by the respectable gentleman whose name IS af

cation by the respectable gentleman whose name is af-
fixed thereto
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,, Dec. 81, 1913.
The Editor of the Union will obge me by inserting the
suboined letter from Col. F. l.. Claiborne in his paper of
tomorrow and if il the eye of the editors Of the
Baltimore Sun and Pennsylvania, shall be gratifisd if
they will! each give it an insertion in their columns.
Justice Col Claiborne, ought perhaps say that the
letter explained in the suboined note written with the
unguarded freedom of friendly correspondence, End
intended for the public eye. consented 10 its publ
cation because Others ght it contained important
timation opinions Of Gen. Taylos question
slavery in the territories never thought myself
fair comparison of the two letters of Col c. will show
essential difference between them. The first says that
'without speaking of the territories Cen Taylor sad"
&C. the last, Seen. Taylor did mention the word ter
rtoes, and spoke," &c have not at any time under
stood Col Claiborne giving, attempting give Gen.
Tayors views the question of slavery the territories.
Yours &C., 40, A. G. BROWN.
NATcHEz, Dec IL, lSiS
DEAR have noticed brief extract from letter of
mine to you going the rounds of the press The
purports be remark OF Cen Taylor to - 3 Boyd, esq
on the slavery question.
fear meaning of my letter is misconstrued and in
deed / may have used stronger language than should
have DONE in the haste in which generally write Gen
Taylor his conversation cith Judge Boyd, did
ton the gord territories, and spoke entirely Of rights
under the constitution the slave States He expressed
opinion the poprety OF extending slavery into the
territories OF restrlcng it to its present limits 1t IS
well understood here that the General studiou.y avoids
indicating his views on this exciting point
know Judge Boyd would mIsrepreaen Gen Tay Tor,
and would knowingly misrepresent Judge
Boyd.
In Justice all parties may ask you give publicity
to this letter, and obige yours, truly,
F. L. CLAIBORNE.
Hon A. G. BRowy
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"BAros ROUGE, March q 1913.
"I elected, shall endeavor organize my cabinet in
such a fair and enlightened repre-
about of all the interests OF the country
and far practicable, represent all sections OF the
Mon. If constructed upon such principles it seems TO
that the people should be satisfied and believe that
such would be the case. L. TAYLOR"
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Hon. A. G.. BRowN.

VINO SMOKES I've would call the attention OF the lovers
Of good cigar to the establishment of Mr. F, H. Williams,
(gn of the big Indan) who has stock of superior
quality can be found in the city From aie
OF friend who has tried some Of Mr. VS. cigars we can
safely recommend them heins prime rce.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-24

GENERAL TAYLoR's CABINET. The New York Courier
and Enquirer publishes the following extract of letter
received time ago by gentleman OF that city from
Gen Taylorl
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1913.
The Senate did not sit to-day
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o. Unitarian Church. DoctrInnl Discourses The
subject Sunday evening, Dec. ~, will be, "t1eneral
objections 10 orthodoxy" To commence at O'Clock.
Dec "a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-24

We lay before readers the two following articles
upon the merits OF this question: and the course of pro-
ceeding in the legislature
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NOTICE Monday, the 18th instant, being Christmas
~ day, office will be closed All persons having
due that day requested attend on
Saturday, the 23d instant.
Dec p CORCORAN & RIGGS.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

The journal having been read-
pptvft u, IN QUESTION
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IL venie books for children every gift hooks
venirs, albums OF every kind prayerbooks and Bibles
with AID without clasps, velvet and morocco beautiful
papeerie boxes. TAYLOR & MAURY
Dec % New bookstore near 9th street
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-10-28
NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AT

Old and well known stand, one door above She
Court House, the Cheapest lot Of SPRING ANp
SUMMER GOODS, ever offered in L!ktur.
They consist in par of large and well select
cd stock of Broad Cloths, Of various colors,
EnglIsll French and American manufacture.
from 10 dollars per yard, plain and G.ncy
Cassimcrcs, Black, French, Dec skin, Mcrino
Cashmere Twceds, Sc.
Together with large variety Of Linen and
Cotton Goods, at very low prices.
LADIES DRESS Goeps.--Foolard, lack Dr,so
Fancy and NlntKla Silks, Baregcs, Embroi ~,
cd Lawns, l.ustres, Ginyhams from l. i-2'''
81 IL cts, a large and handsome stock o.. pr
iiom to Il II cts pei yard, and various eth
articles at uncommon low rates.
MusLlNs.-Cumbric, Jackonct, Swiss, Null,
and 10 IA shcc.ing, Brown and White Shirling
from 8 to II - cts per yard.
Shawls in Great Variety, Silk, Worstcd and
Gotten, Hosiery, Kid, Silk, Thread and Cotton
Gloves, Silk Crambric and Cotton i9andkerchicis
Black and fancy Silk Lravats, Laccs, Edgings
Sc, Sc, all OF which will be sold Oh accomno
dating terms
Thankful for past patronage he lenders mis- in
vitation te all, hoping by strict attention tomcrit
the favour ola generous Public.
N. B. Country produce takeu in exchange for
goods. W.T..
Elkton, April 18th AS.
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Public Sale

The subscriber will sek at Public Sale,
on the premises on TUESDAY, Novem
Der 18th, all that piece or parcel Of Land
formerly owned by Henry Wooaroe, sit
uated on the south side Of Octoraro Creek
and bordering on the same, and adcin-
ing the lands Of JOHN Swisher, Patrick
Ewing, Stephen Wocdroe and others,
containing SO ACRES mole or less The
Improvements consist of a large two Sto
Ky Dwelling House, (nearly new with
sppag OF good water near the door, and
other necessary out-houses. The quality
OF the land is good and very susceptible
of improvement, there is also a young
orcherd on this land. Title undisputable.
The terms of sale are, third of the
purchase money in cash on the day of
sale, third in months. and the re.
manning third in IL months the last two
payments to bear interest from day OF
sale. Sale to commence at O'Clock, on
said day. ROBERT NESBirT.
**Village Record copy is. and send
bill to this office. Oct 81 St
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A DesiIahel Annunciation

Although, to our knowledge, Pingrcs' &C lcbr
ed Comet has not yet info lded its tail in ''the
diggins," yet we can IA tale unfold" that W
hope will please our ireads equally as much
The substance Of our tale being visible not in the
Blue Vault above" but IN the Cciiar, of the
Cheap Store at Cherry Hell, occupied by the
Public's humble servants, the undersigned, who
oncr thor friends the ABOVE named substance in
the form Of
First rate New crop New Orleans
Sugars Ia a cts per H..
So" New Orleans aud Trim
dad moasscs 81 l-2 cts per gal.
& " Rio Coiico 9& 10 cts per ID.
$" Rice ii cts per ID.
" q" Cheese II cts pei ID.
Together viii, Bacon, Salt, Soap and Cam
dies and general assortment Of Dry Goods, all
of which they otter to their friends at greatly re-
duced prices, knowing the scsrcityoi "the need
flu
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
and the best prices given. Call and examine fer
yourselves, and will abide the result
SHIPPERS K CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill, Feb. 18th 49,
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3SVte,z b 2i9T.33 ~ "a
%fyME;pI Cyr2V
ne Nk lk2.[uINca
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEG OF LTH,



DI. G. G. Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptc
Mixture, Il celebrated medicine which has made
GREAT CURES In ALL DISEASES,
is ROW introduced into this section, The limits
Of an advertisement will not permit All extended
notice ct thls remedy; We base only to Sd it has
Tor its Agents ia the United States and Canadas
large number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
in high professional standing, who make gcner-
al use OF it in their Practice III the following dis
eases: Dropsy, Gravel, and diseases Of the urin-
AIRY organs; Piles and all diseases Of the blood;
arrangements OF tie Liver. Sc, and all gcncrai
diseases Of the system. 1t is particularly re
qucs!cd that all who contemplate the use Of tins
article, or VINO desire inferntation respecting it
will obtain pamphlet eI 81 pages. which .igenis
whose names are below viii gladly give away !;
TINS books treats upAn the method OF c;!re-cI
PLAINS the pro critics o! the article, a;L the dis
eases II has becn used lor over tins coHsttty and
Eulopc iur iouf years with such perfect effect.
cua IL vugcs oil testimony from the highest
vcrrters will be found, with names, places and
Dotcs, winch clh ba written to by any one in
racstcd, aud the parties vii! answer post paid
tCmuun!caiiuns.
81, Tor the pamphlet, as no other such pam
hIct has ever been seen. The evidence ui
power Vi This nicdicnc over all diseases is gus
dntccd by pursot.s ui well known standing III -
ClCtY.
Put NY in 80 or. and l. OF. bottles. Price s.
80 " 81 !. o.; tho larger being the cheaper
, Every bottle las
&C. G.. VAUGHN"
written on the directions, &C. Sec ra,nnhlo
page %. Prepared by DR.. G.. c. VAUGHN
and sold at Principal Office 2G7 NIaiu Stree
Buffalo, N. Y Offices devoted to sale Of TIN
article exclusively, IS! Nassau, Ncw-Yark, an'
corner ct Essex and Washington, Salem, Mass.
and by ali Druggists ugAout This couHtr
and Canada as Agents.
AGEN lS!--Dr. J. Wallace, Elh,on; Z. J.
Thomas, North East Andrew X lid, Port Dcpus
II; john ). EvcrSt & Co. Row landsyillc.
JAZZ. I'D lsIS-.lY