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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12
THE DIFFICULTY IN THE ARMY.

The New York Express gives the following sue
cnct history of the difficulty which at present ex-
lists between Generals Scott, Pillow and Worth,
from which the reader will be enabled to under
stand the cause Of the arrest of the two latter off
GERS:
''Gcn. Scott has deemed it his duty to arrest
Gen Pillow Tor INSTRUMENTATION, if not for nsoence
Gen. Pillow kept from the Army depots, (to use
the sottest phrase) it will be recoected two howit-
zerS, which he claimed rs trophies, and by a Court
Martial the fact was proved the PROCEEDINGS of
which Court Martial General Scott approvcd.-
Gen. Pillow ,hereupon addressed Gen. Scott let
ter, and told him that he should send copy of it
directlv.to the Secretary of War,-which is. in
substance an appeal from his Commander in Chief
to the Government at Washington an act of in
subordnation that no General in Chief could with
IMMUNITY allow, with due regard to the strict and
rigid. not to say despolc discipline that must. of
necessity, exist In an army, especially when that
army is In the heart of foreign country
Gen. WORTH too, is arrested, but for what cause
is not clear. The army paper printed in Mexico
ventures not TO give the causes of his arrest but
promises more at a future day.
The arrest of Lieut.. Col. Duncan is naturally e.
nough TO be accounted for by the insoent tone of
his letter published in the Army paper. The words
themselves are not insolent, but the whole air and
tone OF the letter are insoent enough. He is to be
honored, however, for his voluntary acquittal MP
Gen Worth from all participation in his pit,sburo
letter. '7
r. In the General Army Order, NO 349) of Gen.
9cot' 'here is much asperity of language; but un-
ger what circumstances it may have been provoked
we cannot here Judge. There was combus,ible
material enough, however, we know in the Leon
das letter, published in the New Orleans Delta.
and imputed to Gen. Pillow, to set the whole army
In commoton, and TO provoke, if not many duels.
the greatest bitterness Of feeling The Pittsburo
letter of Lieut. COL Duncan did not obtain notorety
enough IN this country 10 be remembered Just now
Gen. Scott, with only handful Of men, and sur
rounded by population, in the heart of foreign
country, must necessarily exercise the most viGi-
liant and severe discipline every officer and sol
der under his control. INSTRUMENTATION and con-
tempt, IN any and every FORM must be checked by
the Commander-in Chief. Dcspotism is the ineyi-
table law of all armies, but more especially neces-
sary for free people, who cannot of sudden for
get that they cease TO be citizens and have become
subjects Discipline alone saves Gen. Scott and
his men, the laures that all have so bravely won.
II Is natural enough that when ''glory'' alone is
what an American soldier can serve for in this war
he should be coyetous oft, and strive to extend The
reputation he may win in it; but when this strife
extends TO the deiraction Of others, a Commander
IN Chief 10 preserve the union and harmony OF his
corps, must instantly check ito
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12

INHALATION OF ETHER NOT 4 RECENT DISCO
venY.-In Middleton's tradegy of'sNomen beware
Women" published in 1867, there is the follow
ing passage:
III Initiate the pitles Of old surgeons
10 this lost limb, who, ere they show their art
CAST one asleep; ther--cut the diseased part y
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12
GEN. WOOL IN 4 Elk

Gen. Wool, the brave and heroic soldier Of Bue-
Vista, is strict and rigid disciplinaran as well
as gallant and accomplished officer. The follow
ing ''good 'un,'' which Capt Tobin tells as hap
pening in camp, must have excited the fiery little
General to degree. While sitting in his marquee,
Mexican was ushered into his presence whose
demeanor denoted the importance of some weighty
communication which he wished to deliver
"The General could not speak Spanish and his
interpreters were sought in vain. A long speci-
men of sucker who, from the outer style of his
dress, the General took perhaps for ranger, hap
peued at that moment TO struggle near
"Come here, my man" called out the General
With an air Of perfect non chaIance. the sucker
DOTTED his battered castor and entered the tent.
"Do you speak Mexican ~ inquired the Gene
raj.
"Why, General, / rather guess not"
"Well, sir, can you tell nc of some one who
does ?"
eyes sir-ee-I jst can,' answered the man.
"Quick, then, let mo know where he Is !" de-
mauded the irascible commander.
"Nhy, here" drawlcd the imperturable sucker,
laying his hand on the Mexican with whom it was
desired to communicate--''hc can't speai5 nothin'
else"
! A gentleman wishing to know the price Of coal,
and observing an Irishman standing near load, OF
which he took him to be the owner asked GLOW
is coal today ?" ''Black as iver, yer honor ~
replied Pat.
"Union is not always strength" as Sir Charlie:
Napier observed when he saw the purser mixing
/ his rum with water.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.

Scientific and Literary Course, per SEES
sion Of five months, from $l2 to SIS.
Latin and Greek, either or both, - TO-.
French, 10.
If two all the above languages
ken, the whole charge for them is = Is.
In no instance however, is charge of
than $25 Session made for any
selection, or all the Gboue named branch
es together.
Former pupils may join any single class
in the Scientific and Literary course for
So per Session, and in this cascshc will
be required to submit written compost
tons with the class monthly.
Incdcntais for Rents, 80 cents.
The pupil is liable to no other charge
cept in the Music DEPARTMENT. For
Lessons on Piano Forte and in vocal mu-
sic, with use of Piano, $50.
Lessons on Guitar, if added to Piano. S 10
If alone, 800.
Drawing and Painting, 10.
BOARDING.
Boarding in respectable and gcntcel families be
procured for from IS to 80 per month.
PAYMENTS.
The bills for tuition payable in advance, at the
close of the Session settled by bond bearing interest
from the commencement of the Session.
August Is, 1917.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12
ANCHOR
BOLTING-CLO1HS.

WF superior quality, Just recev1 and for sale
" by b. CRAWFORD & Co
Stanton, August 90
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12

Napier observed when he saw the purser mixing
his rum with water.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12
For Sale by
BENZ. ORAWEoED.
LAGUIRA COFFTE,

ono BUSHELS prime White Corn for sale
~OO by DAVIS AKAYSER.
Stanton, Sept. 8, 1S47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12

Y BOXES and Cask Of CheeS, of a superior
quality, in store, and for sale BY
Nov. 10. j. C.RIDGWAY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-12

series of expressions, is undeniabe. In the first
instance war was not declared and there were on
! y partial hostilites between France and England.
The Congress of the United States, the only legiti
mite organ for that purpose, did lin lSl2 declare war
against Great Britain Independent of depreda-
tons commerce, she had for twenty years
carried ON actual war against the United States.
say actual war, since there is now but one opinion
on that subject; renewal of that impressment Of
men sailing under the protection of our flag would
be ,tan,amount to declaration of war. The par
tial opposition TO the war of 1912 did not rest OH
denial of the aggressons of England andof the jus
ce OF our cause, but the fact that, with the eX
ception of impressments, similar attractions Of
our just rights had been committed by France, and
on the most erroneous belief that the Adminstra-
ton was partial to that country and insincere in
their apparent efforts to restore peace.
AT present, all these principles would seem 10
have been abandoned. The most just, purely de-
ienSve war, and other is ustifiable, is necessa
rlly attended with train of great and unavoidable
evils What shall we say of one iniquitous In Its
origin, and provoked by ourselves-ofa war Of ag
erosion, which is now publicly avowcd TO be one
ofiutended conquest!
III persisted us necessary consequences VIII he
permanent nnS,pf our military establishment
and OF eXe1 =: its general tendency TO
make MAJ ~ his worst passions,
patton. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
IN SENATE.

Mr. Dix from the Committee on Commerce. reported
bill permitting Spanish steamers 10 land mails and pas
sengers ports. without paying the tonnage duties.
II was ordered be enamssed and read third time.
Mr.. Dix. from the committee reported bill
authorizing the issue of registers Mpssrs Howard g.
Sons for Spanish steamers. Also engrossed, read aud
passed.
On motion of Mr. Aihcrton the appropriation bill pro-
viJng for the support Of the West Point Academy, was
taken
Mr. Aheri,n moved TO amend. by inserting appro-
praon Of $4,000 deray the expenses of the Board Of
Nsjtors-whch agreed 10. and the bill then passed
Ga motion Of Mr.. Bright. Of illinois, the bill for the
admission of WISCONSIN Ten ritory into the Union,
taken up. read. engr1ssed and passed.
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration Of
private bills, of which several were passed-and thea
adjourned over 10 Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
NEW CONCERN.

I.1iiNDhR u Btttk.NER
Gr0cers and Commission Merchants.
1--WE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
N con~gned for sale shipment The, have IN Slor,
aud all1al general ana we'll selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which thcy olot 10 their friends the public general
vat low prices. Consisting IN pant Of the following al
tleIos -
l93 bags Rio Laeuvra and Java Coilae,
% hhds. \ O, Z. Rico and 81 Ctoix sugars
Il and bills. Molasses part strictly fine
o bhls Tanners Oh, prime quality,
ltO sacks Liverpool Salt.
l5o keQs Maids, assorled
81 buAos Ialow, Adamap,ne and Sperm Can
dies.
2ooo lbs American bIistared Steel,
5uO do. Cast aud Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron.
: boxes Glass l0Nl2and SNl0
s nests Wood ware,
T. duz Buckets
bNes w. and w : Loaf Sugar.
bbs fine Clarified sngar.
10 bales Damesiies. 3 lo5 4
bales O1aaburgs. No | aud .,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lhs. Sole Leather. guod and damaged.
10 Cases Wool ana Fur Hats
-IIQUoRS.--
90 hhis. Mountain aud Reclihcd Whiskcy,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe otafd. Dupuy, Goo. Brandy,
do. j. J. Dnpnv. &Co. d,
10 hbls. Mountain Brandy.
bbs. GIN.
do. n T.. Rum,
do. Srclly, Madeira and Malaga Wine, parl
very fine,
do. Pom Wine, very fine }
Including Ginger, Pepper. Spee. Indigo. Madder
leas, (seme very fine Trace Calus, Spades. Shovels
Castings, DemijohQs, Beacbed Doueslies. Bed Tick
ing. Sc.
u We vii pay lhe highest market prices in Casl
or Barter, fo Bacon, Land Flour, Butter, low aud EaA
Linen Ginseng, BecsWax, Nhiskey, Il.
May SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House assembled at the usual hour, and after
praynt resolved itself into COMMITTEES Of the whole, Mr.
Root in the Char) and took up the private calendar
Tho bill for the purchase OF the Madison papers up
for consideration.
Niessrs Mcdowell. Pallfey, Stephens and others ad
vucsted lis passage.
II was opposed by Messrs. Bowlin and Others.
The Committee finally and the bill passed
The House then adpuned over ill Mjnday, when is
will adjourn ill Thursday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
TdIRTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot by Telegraph
WAsHSGrsN. May 10, lS4S.
Tho Seuaic was not in session to-day having adjourn
ed over unlll Thursday next. a#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
THE YUCArAN INSTRUCTIONS.

The following copies Of thu distinctions t, our Navy
relation u he contest atnt IN fucatnn, ms recently
transmitted by the President 10 Congress
NAVY DepAnrnGNr. My 8. 1919.
SIR have the honor. IN answer 10 The resolution ol
the Senate Of the l3h instant, Ia transmit copy ol my
communications to Colnmpdufe Perry Of the Slh oi
March aud Of The l2lh instant. thu subject Of giving
protection 10 tho white population Of ucalan with the
naval forces under his command.
No adycrs have been received At this Department
from The commander officers of the squadron the
Gulf Mexico OF date later Than the l5h of April nj
timo. All tho communications the subject, receive,
from any of 'hen, have been already transmitted 10 In
Senate.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your obedi
Rn servant
The PnEsipENr. JOHN Y. MASON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Bills establishing collection districts at White Hall,
New York; Wareham, Massachusetts,; Brunswick, Geor
GA; and Bucksvle, South Carolina, were read and
passed. ~ =
Mr. Haskell MAYED that the bill providing for the
expenses Of the Macedonian Irish relief ship on her
European vJyage, be taken up, but the motion was
lost.
On motion of Mr.. Rockwell, the House then wen
into Committee fNlr Sims in the chair) and proceed
ed with the regular business Of the day, the private 81
calcndeI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
WI. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
NEW GOODS.

FENiE subscriber would call the attention Of The L.
d dies To his stock ofnew and splendid DRY
GOODS, consisting in Ia,i. as follows:
super changeahle PLAID and Striped Silks,
Alpaceas. Bacl Mode coloed Satin Striped and Plaid,
Rich Tresseile worked BeTmges. BLACK and cuofed,
Plain End Plaid shaded Orieuials,
Black Grened 'ries, Plain aud Plaid,
SILK lreSselle, Mode anil Fancy coIors,
Rich PLAID Catalpas (new arucle,)
Paradise Dardanee and Victoria Lawns,
BerageS from Is to the finest quality,
six and Linen Frnges. aud Buttons,
Extra super Grape Embroidered shawls and..ScarIs
Muslin MarseiI.les and Grass Skirts.
In short The largest and best stock Of Ladies' Dress
Goods he has ever had the pleasure of Offering All he
asks is examination by the Ladies' before purchasing
April 3d-1s DON I. c. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
DISSOLUTION.

VENrrIiN BLINDS,
Sfar Rods
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Walters, Plated and Brass Candlestlcks,
Shutters and Trays,
Bell Metal and E.rameled Kettles,
Tea Kettles. Spice Mor,ars,
Coffee Mills. Spitto3ns,
Scissors and Shears.
llemmng' genuine Needles, &C &c.
Received and tor sale by
june lots GREGORY & ROYAII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
JOHN C.. McGIANAHAN.
GO.000 ARTICLES
NO II o p WIN q 1T THE

10000 ARTICLES
NOF o p E.NI.S q a T THE
GENTI.EMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
COMPRISING ivory article requisite To furnish a
VIGen'lcHans Wanlr1bc aud viii be sDld for cash a.
cheap As the same gIpds be bought in the ELted
States Among which may he found fellows:
READY E1ADE CLOTHING
COATS-Black. brown and blue Dress aud Frock
hac, cloth Sacks. tasmerafte sscbs Meuo Cashmere
Sacks and Fancy, black. brown and Drab Qnepns Cloth
Sacks aud Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and Narhs, trou Hunting .oass uen Dress and Sack
Union linen Dress ond Sack Brown Linen Sack and
Hunting. Linen lnsierr Sack and Fancy .pacha Linen
Dress aud Sack, striped and checked Ginehan Dress
aud Sack krenlln Sack and lunrne. Printed Muslin
aud Coltonadp Sax and Hunting.
NESfS.-Blari. and fancy satin silk bpubazine fancy
aud white Maf9elIIes, fancy nea buff silk and linen
Baralh and CashmereS
PANTS Blachdue skin. French aud English fancy
Ca-slsmeie, Monterey sfripe. fancy Ilnen Dnll.
French cofronade, kremin, Onion Dnll checked
l. nen, W hlie cnnvass and Drill
FURNISHING GOODS.
Crdrats. Rich fancy silk and ginahan.
Stocks SELF adjusting. plain AMI fancy satin and silk.
mode and hunhazine. fall trimmed bpw. sngle aud
double tah De Jolnyillc ends ani satin Opera ties.
Chores --Black, white aud fancy hid linen drill thread
spun silk berlin, cotton, willie and fancy silk, and
six and linen
Shirts. Muslin, Linen {. and b all qualities. str
ped and check muslin, hickory and sporting ,hlrts, Ii
non b5soms aud collars Of every description.
HosiergSc Cause meroo, cotton, mrrno aid silk ant
under shirts. silk meriaa. pink imperial, beacheo
and unblc1rhcd an drawers Mefino and brown cotton
half h,so.-t ravat sneaers sHspendere, suspendel
ends. SIX and bead purses. French wallets moncy
belts. Oiled silk bathing caps, silk night caps. guar
chains bess' bells; smoking caps. LINEN Cambria. Brit
ish and l0aia cirab. SPafeI. Chtua cord. Ppngee,
Bandara anl sporting haudlcrcdcfs. Dressing gowns
walking cans in geatvalie'y, silk and segham Cm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May IL, 1S48
Sir Your Of proceeding in vonr WISH,
70 various points along the :oast far Campcachy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

JOIN &. .MeCLlNaILlN.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MER CHANT
LYNCUBtRG, W
AN now receiving my Spring aud Summer Stock of
Goods. lately purchased. at low pieces. consisting IN
part al the following ariCles. VIZ:
200 hacs Rio aud laauyra Coffee.
p do Cd Java do. very superior.
30 hbjS Ne. 7, Il. aud S. ,rox Sugar.
10 hoXes ioat sugar.
~ bhis and bbis Nleasses (sone very supcrior)
2l0 keys Nails.
l5O sdto sole Leather
10 h0s Iannets OIL. Cest qualitv,)
1 casks Lamp and " hale Oh.
81 rams Folsrtp and Letter Paper.
loD do Mapping fape'.
10 Tons Country and Irelegar Irpu
90 boNc~ Sperm ard laIlo" Candles.
80 kegs Basaos aud R,ha voWdef
20 hAcs lea
chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns,
10 boxes l.asins.
2 ticrces RE-. fra.h.
shad, Aiack,rcl, Ilcrrings and Roe II uiogs.
LsQs ox%,
GO Ibis Rccdfed and Mountain Whiskey,
% do Old R1e Nbjsaey,
10 do Apple Biao&y
- d. Imitation French Brandy.
freuch and Pale Champagne Brandy, (vefy sope
Madeira aud Sherry Wine. (bcstqualy,)
Porter, Rum, Gin Malaga. Sicily, Madeira and Por
Wine. with many other articles.
OM.MISSION BUSI.NESS.
Nv prompt personal attention given 10 consenments.o r
fLooa. NnEtr. TontCco, BaeoN.and all kluds coun
Try produce. Also 10 receiving and larwarilng Goods
and Produce. No Charge for d'ayagc.
May It's
JOHN G. McGIANAIAN.
FCE1AED to day. a lat Of nice sly eel ard and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
DAGUERREOTYrH MINIATURES.


From long experience in the business in New York,
Baltimore aud Richmond, he hitters himself that his
miniatures will be- found. inspection, 10 be equal 10
any taken in any part o the United States Particular
attention requested 10 tho ccarness and dIallncness
depth ot tone aud beauty o colofng and finish of Da-
oueueoypcs taken by me, well in cloudy weati@ as
when peri city clear.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited 10 call
the aad examine specimens, and for any like
by me- II Mt perfectly satsacory,no charge
will be made.
Instructions carefully given in the art. and apparatus
and materials furnished nj the lowest prices All orders
from the country for stock and materials, with the cash
enclosed, viii be promptly attended to and the goods for
warded
Mr. Hamilton snnoins part ola letter which he re
ceived from The Rev. John Skinner, d. d., gentleman
Of well known taste in such matters
Lexington Hofei, Feb Goth, 1913.
NV Dear SIR - In the meantime accept only OF my
kudcs and grateful 5wledgmens for the large
sized Daguoueoivpe Of my humble self ! think II is
the decidedly accurate OF any of the Ikenesses for
which have sat to Hubbard, )" Robinson" "At-
ltns1n y Ilse," or even for my "nrge as life" pre-
scented ''porrait by Lewis" celebrated London
artist Sc. &c
| remain, &c. &c.
JOHN SKINNER.
MAY Sim
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27

tiny. Evening Post, the organ OF
u van Buren, Locoioco party in New
-, says:
~we defy you, Soifs and Conservatives
J. .oipf out a solitary item Of principle I'D
~soh Mr.. Van Buren, has changed, since
y vss the bosom friend Of Gen. jackson,
l1n'thc the Father ofthe Sub Treasury:
Z he not sound on the question OF rfec
was he no, sound on the Mexican War!
IN Ne moi safe on the question OF slavery
: the District Of Columbia, as nc erer
las bersi"
Van Burcr is precisely the same man
x. -. in 1910, and he says himself
~, he viii "pursuc the same course
.1o.ld he be again elevated TO the Presi-
a.ocv. !. must be some satisfaction TO
49, vho voted against the kndcrhook
.u,c;cian- in 1910, and who now sup
49,, him. 10 know that he "rirIEs' the
..nELUSlON" Of those who 'imaginc"
~, uE HAS CHANGED, after having
hec. gagged in "poli,icai contests" '.for
mos sha0 forty years. Read Van Blu
,en,s letter to Messrs. Bovay and keyscr,
md J1z1 xOfh, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-27
Important to CONSERVATIVES.

Strange. That many who afflicted with
a COUGH that Is gradually wearing them dow a.,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Cousuinption-that disease
which Carries off thousands daily, doing moth
ing, or shat Is worse than nothing, gorging the III
selves with nostran,s, that pulled to the ski
for cures they SAID 10 have effected some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured BY using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUNDS SYRUP OF LiVERW ORT AND
TAR, which still continues TO effect the most
HoEac IA! Cues ever recorded in the annals Of
medicine \ f,ct hich is proved by reference
TO the vast number OF certificates from the first
aud most respectable citiZe ms, such aS--Dr. w m.
J. Richards. Judge w ~ Burke, the W f- of the
Rev. G.. w. Mairy, DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profess
in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati,
and others of that city. Certificates not only of
renlarkab cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians OF
the highest standing had given them up to die
Ii men of snch high standing will roach for the
grea, rutaes of this medicine, we cannot but in
fer that it * least all that it Is represeuied to
be- Read the advertisement Of DIR. Rogers in
another column.