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"TkE BROKEN SWORD.h--Gen Cas-
friends in ennunera,ing his claims 10 the
Presidency stale very conspicuou.ly that at
the time Of Hul.'5 Surrender he was so in
dianantly patriotic tina, he broke his sword
and wep, The Editor of the Dayton jour
nal has been examining INTO the history Of
the affair, and comes 70 the conclusion tina!
the story 10 all borrowed or rather stolen cap
i,al, base a,temp, to assign TO living par
tlzan the honor thu, belongs to 4 dead sol-
der and patriot. He says the breaking OF
the sword upon that unfortunate occasion,
was the act of General Duncan Macarthur
o! Chilicohe, now deceased, and not the
act Of general Lewis Cass. the Locofoco
candidate for the Presidency, ard to show
that he speaks "by the book" he quotes
from Niles Register, volume 3 page IS,
published at the ,ine) as follows:
"When Col. McAu,hur's sword was de-
manded, he broke it in three pieces, tore
his epsulets from his shoulders and stamped
them on the ground, and overcome with
modification, threw him self upon the earth
and wept. His brave spirit will have sat
isfac,ion for this outrage upon it.
A LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR
We invite attention to the following extract
of letter from Geu!Taylor. 1t was written
on the Gath April, aud addressed to gen-
tleman of Iowa, who has sent it to the: editor
Of the St. Lonis Republican for pub LEGATION,
General Taylor says:
"lnow consider myself in the hands OF
the people-a portion of,cAom, at least, have
placed my name before the country for the
Office in question, and who alone are author
lied to withdraw i, from the canvass; rh,eh
they ought to do, provided they could fix on
any other who would be more ailable, and
better qualified TO serve them, and cast
their votes for him at the proper time.--And
should they succeed in electing him, l shall
neither be disappointed nor mortified at the
result; on the contrary, il he is honest truth.
tul and patriotic, l will rejoice at tho same"
Gen. Taylor further says, i'll the same let
i or, that he only permitted the use Of his
name because "nany of the purest c'''zens
ofthe land insisted that he should DO co.
PHI Inquirer.
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PANORAMIC VIEWS OF PALESTINE we
understand that Mr.. Moore is to give sec
ond exhibition tonight at the close OF when
numerous brilian. experiments are 10 os
performed with the Drunm ond Light. 4 mo
eases Of which j. IL composed. twill doubt
less be highly interesting. Go and zee.
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CEN. 1AY1oN A TARnt' Mas "A let
y. from John Bl'rller, Esq, Of Baton
Rouge, La published in the Danville
Democrat, states positively that Gen
Taylor is "good Wing and Tariff
raan." The writer says he recently heard
Gen. Taylor express his views on the
tariff.
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THE MAR KETS'

BALTIMORE.-Flour s5,75 n S5,e7
Wbea: 20 10 ! 30 Corn 43 cts to IS. Oats
81 to SO cts.
WILMINGTON.-Flo S. G.. Wheat
81 20; Corn As cts. Oats 30 ctf.
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rsrnr~vyyw1rSrwS-~~

TIE Cover o. EHQr1ET ~ ELpEMcK.
This farce should be concluded, as no
rood eau result from its continuance.
The war is at an end, ..and the commissions
of Gen. Pillow ION trial, y and some ri
the members Of the court, expire with
the closc.ot the war, and Of course tn"
trial must End in nothing. Indeed no.
BODY cares Il straw "h"ther Gen Pillow
killed Mexican in single combat, or
asks credit for an act of bravery which
he never performed. His Leonidas let
ter has settled public opinion as to hls
merits as sencraltor how is it IoSsi-
BILE for any one to believe, after Pernslns
ti..l. litter, that he is perfect fire eater
IN battle, aut Napoleon in planning.
We think thai tho several officers com,
posing the court, ana tn" witnesses III at
tendance would be more adrantagfooS'y
crployed in their respcctly" e'a!icns'
than in the enactment Of the fares il
which they ars engaged by orders OF gov
crnmcnt.--BaH. Cup.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday last by the Rev. Mr.. Elliott
Mr.. David McCrea to Miss Ann Taylor
eld,s, daughter otJoscph Taylor, all OF
Elkton.
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IRELAND. The conviction of Mitchell
will produce the greatest excitement in
Ireland. The in'rntion Of Government
stc ban,,h hin, hard and unjust dcs.
,ay f.. t.,c lo:n T. .p,:c1..
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1y~We have had very little time 70
attend TO The Wing this week, but think
the space is filed with better matter
than if We had written it.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
7 Days LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the America.

The new steamer America, Of the Gu
nard line, has fairly eclIpsed all compet-
itogs! She sailed from Liverpool on the
Sd inst, and reached Boston on the morn
ing Of the 18th, thus making the passage
in about ten and half days! The trip
is unprecedented, and may be taken. we
think. as sample of what will be ac-
complished in few years hence.
The intelligence received by this ar.
rival, which is seven days later than
brought by the Acadia, Is interesting.
Europe is still excited, and England her.
self menacea by the Chartists, while Ire.
land is Gas well as could be expected IN
der the circumstance considering that
one of her leading and popular agitators
has been sentenced to be banished for
fourteen years, for no other crime than
thai he claimed the freedom Of speech,
and declared that he was not loyal sub
iect of Queen Victoria.
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Gen. Dearborn, Of Massachusetts, has
Withdrawn as Native candidate for the
Presidency
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n.y~IVe are indebted to Hon. J. i.
pearice u s Senate, for public documents
for which he has our thanks.
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ireland.

The disturbances in Ireland had re.
ceived a renewed impulse from the con-
viction of Mitchell, the editor Of the
United Irishman He was found guilty
of high treason, after stormy trial, CON-
Quoted with great acrimony on both sides
His sentence is transportation tof14 years
and the place OF punishment the Hulks,
in Burmuda,
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TIE WING AT.ALOW PRICE. -

TIE WING At 4 LOW PRICE. -
We want to do ali We can fos General
Taylor and the Wing ticket generally;
so, W" make the following proposition:
We will furnish The C@il Irhis from
how until alter the Presidential election
to new subscribers in clubs OF sir or more
al GtJ cents each, cash in advance.
We intend to make it as useful IN the
cause as we can, and hops our friends
will send Us in great lnany '.anes at
the above rates
, Subscribe: gent!cren. for yourselves
and have 1t sent TO your friends who take
no paper. H.
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O,yo"Na,es from the Valley Of the Connec
'F>u,," very interesting article, hasseach
cd u.s.
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France.

All was quiet at Paris, and the friends
of order were sanguine OF being able to
control the masses. Indeed, from the
effcctual manner in which the Executive
had qUelled the late disturbance, and
their moderation in pacifying the excite
ment, less apprehension had been felt for
the result.
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J. County Appcintmenis.- The following APP
po.n,ncn,s were made b. the Commission
e.s OF Ceci! County on We,ln eshay last.
JSr DISTRICT
Collector 49, Benjamin b. Price.
Judges of,EIecloa.-Philip Thomas, Al
fred B. Tl.a,nas, William II. NowlauA.
Cons,ables. -Josia! Hall, Charles O'Neille
IND DISTRICT
Collector. l!iam r. Reese.
Judges Of Election. Davidson u. Fearce
Joel BTy an, William TAYLOR.
Cons iahies.---iieorge Z. Carpenter: Law
renee Simmons, Nicholas Pium'ner
80 DISTRICT.
Cyllec,or.-John Y. Bennett
Judges Of Election JOHN y Rankin, Jes-
SC II. Shippers, john Hanson.
Cons,al!e.. -, Thomas l.achcry, Enoch
Cronch. William Bradford, William r. Ma,
honey, David Alex ander, William kennart.
..., All DIST.
Collector. Us raei Reynolds
Judges OF Election Low Hall, Joseph
Miller, David Scott Of lol.r
ConsalJles.-J oshua raiutr. Matthew
Cameron.
alli ijcI'
Collector John Simp"t-.
JUDGES Of Election Jei..o johnson, An
drew Barrett, Bennett / H0*S"y'
Coasables 49, Koter: Hart Az. rja' Feu,
n,nyton. Cnarles ! F. Foster, Geola. L.
Wooev, Has@oo l.ynrh J"hn W. Mercer:
I!cnry hichur,!ao,., W'iliiar Sri cki"y.
Gil uisI.
Collector. ~ ark Fro"n
Julres Of Election. ---AhSalom Roman,
V"illian, Cameron Of Robt Jacob Richards
Constahlrs-~Sl.aE T Cater, Davis W
Saarptesa
It'll DISH.
Cnnc,or -.Iohn r Jarnal,
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Commercial.

FLouR.-Western Canal flour 27s Cd.
2ss per Dbl. Philadelphia and Balti-
more 27s 27s Cd; Orleans and Ohio
26s 27s.
GRAIN Indian corn, white, 32s. a
GAS: yellow, 34s. 36s Cd per quarter Of
$50 lbs.
TAyLon's NOMINATION IN Omo-The
nomination OF Gen. Taylor, by the Wing
National Convention, is received in Ohio
with considerable enthusiasm. The
State Journal gives the following account
| of its effect at Columbus:
.There was good degree Of sponta-
neous combustion in the ratification OF
the nomination by the citizens on Friday
night. Without any preconcert, the
show was magnificent and the enthusi-
asm seemed unbounded. Every one
seemed to be operating on his own hook
The principal houses in the city were
brilliantly illuminated; bontires were
built at the intersection of streets; rock
cts and fire balls glanced through the air;
music lent its animating charms; and
cannon lent their thunder tones to speak
the tidings where the lightning has no
voice, Our entire population-men,
women, and children seemed to be out,
and in the best Of humor with them
selves and with each other. Festivities,
songs, and speeches occupied the time
until Ii O'clock"
WILLARD F1LLMoKE.-Millard Fill
more, the Wing candidate for Vice Pres
jdent, is the comptroller Of New York,
to which high office he. was elected by
over SO 900 majority. He was chairman
of he committee otWays and mcansof
the 9th Congress.
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County Apycintmsnts.- The following APP
po!n,mcn,s were made b. The Commission
e.s OF Ceci! County Oh Wetn es.lay last.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

No. 86 CUSTOJHHQ USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
~ UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cuied
an few days by regular physician without mercury On
other poisonous medicines, at No. IS Cst0h0se street.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms of certain Disease to his general adyer
usement another column The treatment adopted by hn
IS that which has the approval of the dsng sur
geons OF Pas, London and New York and its universe
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cue g
he worst cases Of constitutional syphilis gonOnhpa stIie
ufs OF the PROSTATE glands diseases ind dced
70 moral certainty if application be made to those whoss
Intelligence, skill and experiences be relied on Since pr
Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases that
under his care have been cured without single excetop
some OF these were yeaE standing One remarkable Gaze
OF structure ~ years Old has been cured to Of
patent The gentleman (whose responsibility is known TO
the zens OF New OreanT) at hand and (by his Iermi
Honl can be referred TO- DR. M 3 treatment Of stCturee
not known South OF New York. His treatment of gonot
fnfa ana geet the most perfect discovered
shortest safest and suet The patient takes no cOpaiva
ouDeDst tufpenDe other doses but cure is Oh
tanned In one OF two days without pain inconvenience N
ehange o. Diet ~ No pay unless cure effected withs
eiT lnss nehleu- -ceu
lMPorEEoY.-XOHng Others who, By sexshy Of M
or sepoution, may have brought the2esained ndnL
palnIG eonseq ge such nature impotency, nvGL
dhtay seminal emissions, general debility or consttut mai
arrangement consult Dr. Mullen with honorable Goa
fdence he offers them perfect cure The strctest secrecy
observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at hisofice No. se On.
tomhOase street BENJAMIN MULLEN, MD
s -1har No ~ fsusfornbnn-a ssraat ivJs On,
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MAGUIREIs DAGuEBRr0Tvpr
PH1ADELPHIA waEELwRTeHTs WoRK

VIE subscribers Agents for the we.kno nanufacorv
= OF WILLOE CHILDs Co., Philadelphia have now
endlng and IN store extensive assortment Of every AZ
scrspaon Of w heewnghts' work, as follows:
The tread. - - - .-@~Ss -iSHt . " OAASH99 VI
* pam sstFa heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread
sizes. y eeOHss WIN anu "AAiOuA Do4iHs van
N s5 Ssy'' iron and wooden axes zI and All inches
y gaftz light and heavy.
100 Wheelharows WIFI sh;g,;.
80 Canal Barfows AAHs SUES
ne ABOVE sL2ck viii be increased by every arrival from
iaaeipha Wnich VIII enable them to offer Ia Pners and
e.cnsnIs, lhs season larger and more complete asso
ment OF these articles than has heTeiof, ber -
this market Prices viii be reasonably fs,D.s i3 S ~
articles fully guaranteed, ~ Sei0A' anu al
=, EMERSON, TOURNE & CO
~ 1bS Tchoupitn1ist n
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Al QARD.

ENOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-K ".
ing the extreme hazard which strangers rum cOnsr It.
physicians for the of private diseases owing
utter disqualification of those who profess such CASES
unfortunately afflicted as well as sheer justice to Dr. MI
LEN No. 70 CHstgghoHse street. 70 state that in the u
1916 soely afflicted with syphilis its worst and
appalling form, and for several months together unte
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New Oh,
leans, without being at all beneftted-indeed grew
At length heard of Dr. Mullens great reputation. ap
Piled to him. and tony great Joy in three weeks he resto
me perfect heath... Subscribed New Oreans Jan 1s4
Jyl5 2m SAMUEL Robertson.
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ASSAULT ON CAPT. RYRIE, OF THE STEAMER
NIAGARA.-The Boston papers give the particulars
Of the assault on Capt Ryrie. 1t appears that a
man named Michael Gallagher, while laboring un-
der strong excitement, proceeded to the captains
room in the Albion Hotel, and, after some CONVEX
sation with him in relation to his treatment of Mr..
DOYLE, assaulted him. Lieut.. Moffat, mail agent on
board The Niagara, and waiter, came to the res
cue, and in the scufe the former was bittenin the
hand Gallagher was handed over to the police,
and after hearing, was fined $40 and costs, and
required to give security to keep the peace.
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PROor.AMATToN.

By ISAAC JOHNSON, Gossrn0r o he ssuts Of LoHsana
VETHEREAS The failure to appnplae specifically the
w fund provided by law for the Of the Free Pub
- - ~ Lie Schools OF this State must exert.
49, II 4lzssS unless prevented in time, highly
- ~ pTejudcial influence on the great
Ss&Sss4eazxp cause OF education and the best in.
efasts Of humanity; and Whereas the Importance of the
atter in this view of it. appeaE call for the consideration
or the Legislature al period earlier than that OF It's next
reguarssson January 1850 andto form an extraordinary
occasion such in gneR renders necessary me con-
ven0n Of the Houses as may De paceaDiei
do. therefore, by this, poclamatQn convene the tSo
Houses of the Legislature meet at the state mouse n the
city of NewOeans the Fist Monday IN December next
being the fourth day of said month"; and require e respect
i've Senators and then and there to assemble
order that they may devise and adop such measures 70 put
successful operation the Free Public Schools Of me le
them in the exercise of their wisdom and dlseIeuon
may expedent and proper, and receive such niona
ton relation TO the affairs of the State generally, as at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State At
r New Orleans, this twenty-frst day of August lo4o
- and Of the Independence of the United States the
seVenty-third year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE. Secretary OF State. aug
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NOTICE.
subscEbsT bsyRg gqEehsgsd the interest of his late
SALE AND RETAIL DRuG EsTABLIsHGEET, corner + III
Tor lumber Of eaf past on 81
under the styls d Andrew Oliver & CO., has com
n that hitherto done BY the old house. MY stock of
- DEUGs. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
- embracing intend il SHALL every article needful
tot6e Heads Of families Planters and Country Dealers viii
price by any 9th II house in the trade: while as
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders can be addressed with confidence and certainty
OF having them properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
viousy experienced in this place.
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
V TO the following among other articles embraced in
extensive stock would especially direct attention.
590 h GamphoI; 100 b Tartare Acid;
s50 :. lpecac $50. Seidlitz Mixture;
~ RhubaIr; 500 Cream Tartar
$50 RocRelss Salts; SO. Gum Gum op HD Turkey,
800 Sup. C'rb. Soda; 800 Extract Liconce
l0g gSS sa9lIp. 22.ginjin.s: W s5S o. Iodine;
. =. Acetate; 20 :. Oil Egot;
e Tann'n; 10 Strychnine;
200 Iodite Potasi; s.. Xeratrine;
100 b CaIoulei, English; 80 b Blue Mas;
100 Red rrecipitate; 20 Lunar Causte;
shenran's Preparations Iodine Ljnnenti -
EEsEpenter's :. Egans's Camomile Pills;
Comstock's :. Wrights Indian Pills;
Sandss mn. N. Champions Agne Pills;
sway ne 5 SyfJp VIVA Cneffys Anti-DlD0us DO
Nennifuge: COhen's Rim EmbrOcatiOn
SaTsapa. NT Tar Pills: Bulls Ext. Sarapanlla;
Wistars Bslsam Wild heny Peletier's Syrup .
C0leman's Bit'en; Sands's
GanarThRa Mixture, Townsend's
kahnestock's Vemfuge; Dead Shot;
keePs Swain Vermifuge;
Canadian Carpenters fisherman 3 do;
henry Gennlne Magnesia Peters Pills;
Beck with Pills; BFandeth's Pills;
Morrison spills; PARIS Pills;
Alpha an lOinega Pills, Eappington's Pills
Baumedf Ninan; Thorn Extract Copaiba
-eitzeT peifHt; Munay's Fluid Magnesia;
Mrs Gar liner sLveTwoT ETC. Sarsapara and Wild Cherry
iarlne Is Liniment; Biten:
Billings Astrugent Syrup mr. REnTNrnv
Successor to ANDREW OLIVER & Co.
NIL sm corner Bienvie and ChaTtTes SITS.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR. PARMELEE would inform his friends and the
- public that he has returned from the North and located
himself at No. 81 HEyiA STREET between Philppa and
Baonne streets where he at all times be seen by those
who wish 70 consult him the treatment of diseases
whether acute chronic local general and particularly
that classes generally called SECRET DISEASES.
az His office for consultation with females and treat
ment OF diseases Of women and children, Heva street.
third door from Phppa. He would invite those suffering
70 give him call and guarantees safe and permanent
viii attend in any part Of tie CITY when required.
o3l I'm NO OF HEVIA STREET.
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THE GRAEFENRFRG COMPANY

] ~ ~
have on file an array Of certificates unexampled of
aDiity These have been submitted to number Of gs
men OF great distinction and reputation who have
tRff[ cef,ineates to their genaiHeness. as follows
hereby certify that have examined a large numM
testimonials exhibited to by the Graefenberg Comb
relative to the merits of their medicines and take
IN saying thas they seem to be genuine and ente9 .
oohuaence q the public My personal acaualHiaaes
Aome o. Lae members Of the Company fully usta ~
pressing the opinion that their medicines vonay o.
INso York. Jan. II. Is4s Travis ii1''''
hereby certify that have e1sed Hamber Of esla
nlals exhibited to me By aeea 5 COMPANY ~
% me merits Of tf'e ydsnas III ana tase piSss
@s 5iitIfled to the coniidencs oil ne nnbS5c
January 1s 1915. F~'s' N BANgs
The Greefenberg Company having submitted 10 me ~
NUMBER q ,estinonits TO which the uanes OF the Rev
aangs y. ~; anu Francis Hal, ESQ., Of NewYoh, an 4
reun e. iIt Eng examined SAID testimonials and found M
NAMED gentlemen are Of the very highest standing end
spssapllty and that thsT names shoun give the greed
"ssn. 2 any thing to which they may attach them;
TGIeat Seall WIN. v. BRADY.
'aag0r's Office. City Hall, Jan. II. 1877
~ The Rev. N. BANes. .. D. is one Of the most q,
Ess.ea ministers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. g
piopheooT OF the New York Commercial Advertiser sps
The General Agent for Louisiana and Nissssspp 4
!, -. nANsBhOgGH, ~ Camp street, New Orsans, Ia
" mnoin appheaslons Tor Agencies may be ADDRESSED.
= ~ For sale by WELD & CO. Periodical "A gents, i
lamp street. ALFRED HUNTER, cor .sr q Exchsae
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azine and bartholomew Is j. WRIGHT x CO. u
,naaItIes - IIsAD0 q Esnde street. New Oiesus,
4 fftt}S COOK, Postmaster City Of Lafayete j. L. VA9
and cHAaI IS BOT CanoiItos. Ls. e'-'''''
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NOTICE.
no THOSE AFFLICEfHEan5G MIrn vENEREAI. DIS

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
n EA5kS--The reputation cfthe writer's so well estab
sed that all that necessary those who have be
50 unfortunate to have contracted those dread
~ diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any
OF tnef vanous toms is, that the writer after
cessfu practice of twentysix years confined strictly TO We
nefeal Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (having
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope, many
whom had been under the treatment of eminent physician
without receiving benefit is enabled TO offer you posi-
lively SAFE certain and speedy Should any Of thu
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well 70 call at No. S6 CUsToMHOUsK STREET. be
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the benefit
Of the subscribers long and successful experience
Jyl5 I'm b. f. MULLEN, IS Customhouse st.