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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

HORRIBLE AFFAIR AT GRAFTON.-Rey. E. Dud-
ley has been arrested in Grafton, n. H., on
charge of The murder of his wife, who was tipped
since and buried without much ceremony. A
correspondent OF the Boston Mail, writing from
Canaan, New Hampshire, April s, gives the fol-
lowing facts connected with this horrible charge
as he has been able TO collect them:-
About tho middle of March, Rev. Mr.. Dudley
took his wife out 10 ride and after an absence Of
couple of hours he returned to his house, bringing
back the lady a corpse. In explanation OF the
tragedy, he told the family that the sleigh upset.
throwing his wife violently against stump, and
causing her death upon the spot He at once pro-
ceeded TO make a coffin with his own hands, and
with as little assistance as possible placed the body
in it. The funeral was conducted with haste, and
marked by total absence of all decent prepara-
ton and display.
The version he gave of the manner of his wife's
death appears first TO have been credited; but the
manner of her burial, and something peculiar in
the conduct of the husband after the funeral, arous
ed suspicious of foul play. At the suggestion of
several of the deceased's friends, the lady dis
inferred IN the early part of the week, and coun-
Gil Of ph ysicIans held the post mortem examination
upont. The result was a unanimous opinion a.
mong the medical men that the deceased acas Stran-
gled!
This announcement caused an immense excite
ment in Grafton, where the accused was well
/ known and, aside from some peculiar leaning to-
wards the doctrine Of AlIerism, much esteemed
and respected. He was Immediately arrested and
conveyed to this place, where tho affair IS now
being investigated. What adds still more to the
mystery of this tragcaI affair and the apparent
guilt of the accused is the fact, which has come
out during the examination, of his corresponding
for some time previous to the death Of Mrs. Dudley
with young woman, a school teacher IN this town;
and it is rumored that his intimacy with her has
parlaken of far more criminal character than
mere letter writing. She called as witness
AGAINST the prisoner, and is now being questioned
before the Justice. a son and daughter of the ac-
cused have also been upon the stand, and their esti-
mony, as well as that ofthe school MISTRESS Is rep
resented as bearing fearfulIy upon the quit OF the
accused. The examination will not be concluded
before Monday or Tuesday. The most intense
excitement prevails in the vige, which is filled
with people from Grafton and the adjoining towns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Notice.

YETHE partnership heretofore existing bctwecn the
undersigned in the name Of STEVENSON y
BELL. was, on tho l7th March, 1918, dissolved by
mutual all persons indebted TO viii please
call the Drag. of Dr. r. Stevenson, and coso
their accounts by cash or note.
r. STEVENSON.
II. W. BELL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

1Ef7,E$A
pv the Magnetic Telegraph.
1.n,esslv for the Louisville Courier
later FROM EUROPE.
Arriual of the ACADIA.
nrsTING AND EXCITING INTELLIGENCE.
y pppFvOLUTIONS PROGRESSING.
t.red AGAINST Austria by Lombardy-The
G,r o.ns defeated-Savoy republic-Liberal gov
Au'u-ts established in Baden, Wortemberg and
sfnn'r Movements in Russia and PrussIa-Iroubie
iI091,.in-Threatened disturbances IN Ireland.
u .PCbartist demonstra tion prohibited, &c
G'saI BosToN, April "a.
o,,,I mail steamer acadia arrived at port
ir having sailed from Liverpool on the Sth
1u' -. 'osneral revolutionary commoiion in Europe
l...ss4pg with rapid increase.
5 ;P,sb,rdy had declared war against Austria
l"ID".bed her troops direct to Milan. The
and ni-,r .o. we're defeated everywhere.
Aus.iI I.. Albert, it IS expected, will soon have
C11. ..,ons at his command, sufficient to lber-
90 bor1v. and threaten Austria's existence,
als NJ. Lr marching troops to the city of Vienna.
even y y has declared in favor of republic, and
Sa'g Sa'"g!overuments have been established in the
A'sf.- -.ss of Baden, Wortemberg and Saxony.
r.. ,nmphs of the people in Hanover have
'esa Ta E;ng of Prussia has promised extensive
lanai reforms, but has exasperated the
coDS 80 of Russia by encouraging the indepen-
is,s Of Poland
| and Poland between the ages of Is and
A. ;. ,emove to the interior of Russia, for the
80 Of ofconcentratng vast army, IN order to
IA the republic efforts in Belgium.
I'5i en- .- has refused to acknowledge the
French Republic.
- - noonle and soldiers were killed. Queen
r5riis.ina had fed
IT, n,riiameut constituted by the French gov
.',,.,t had ordered the army 10 assemble on
| !. F-o,.ier. TO watch the movements of Italy.
n. Tho I'd inst, Lamartne received The ad-
5.oss ofSmith O'Bryan and the members Of the
F. Association. He made speech full Of
Trity and sympathy, but declared that the policy
4 France was non-intervenlion.
for1 John Russell has reported the declarations
h, b;s government would throw It's entI. : weight
| Iu4 influence to mlintaIn order.
/ Affairs in Ireland wear a more menacing as
ret. Additional troops had been ordered from
+Fugsnd. and were arriving in Ireland.
| RsDealers now openly avOw Repeal. That un-
m sno; sufficient TO satisfy grevances-that
{eo7bIic is the only remedy. The great Chartist
Fsmonstration to come off OF the 10th inst, has
cen forbidden by the English government. All
fragments, however, are going on. Carriages
6re preparing for petitioners. Banners and IN
ssnia are ali in a state of forwardness. The pro-
anlation issued forbdding any one from attend
! % the meeting only increased the excitement and
taTed forth renlonstrances. The Chartists have
fe.ermined by unanimous resolution to hold the
demonstration meeting at the risk of their lives,
&esD.e Of the government threats.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Van Burcn, April l2th, 1913.

TIE business of STEVENSON g. BFLL will be cont;n-
ued by DR.. r. STEVENSON, who will keep constantly
hand general stock of Drugs, Medicines oils, paints,
bottles vios Jars, and all other articles usually sold
by Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 90.

Corrected WeeE!y.)
Cotion-Ordinary % 4 4 middng 81; mid
ding fair, Ga s j fair, nominal; good fair, nominal
good and fine, nominal.
Sugar-Louisiana 7 a 4; Havana brown, ] Z
81.
M1JIsses-Il IT per gal.
ToJacco-24a A. c.
Flour-34 10 Il 4 IS.
Whiskey-Rectifed l5 10.
Cofce-65 7.
SaIt-SI 20 Il l 80.
Rice-33 81.
Corn-25 81,
VAN BITREN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Cash w anted.

NdSII W dIIJtU.
LII persons knowing :hemse Ives to be indebted TO
"a me, either by note book account, will confer
Il favor by calling Immediately and settling up.
have a small assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Liquors. Bar Decau Oats, Corn &c, all of which
l will sell at reduced prices for Cash
d. DICKSON.
Van Buren,, May 10, IS48-I3-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
DIR. JAYNE's FAMILY MEDICINES.

Il is our principle in the management Of this paper
to notice anything which fad out from personal
invests gatioa, To be or utility 70 the public. Some Of
Dr. Jayne's medicines have used in family Tor
many years. For instance, the ENpsctorant," the
Carminatiye," and " NcrEIifuge," which we know 10
be good for the complaints th9y profess to We
were on axe Ontario, last summer when several of
our travelling companions, from having, IN Western
New York, drank for many days. the limestone
ter Of that region, badly acked with Diarrhua
and Dyscntery. Mr b. had provided himself prcyi.
to leaving home, with - The Carmlnative OF Dr.
Jayne, and in all cases OF its use, among five gen
uemen, it was successful in affecting speedy cure.
The EXpcciorCnt we have known used among our
intimate friends with equal and we feel that
we shall do good act to families Especially those
situated so they cannot have access TO immediate me-
deal sklI) to advise them to keep hand both the
EypcctOrant and Carminatiyc. The EXpcctorant is
believed bA good physicians to be tne besl recipe for
pulmonary ConsunPtive complaints that has yet
been compounded. he reason is, DIR. Jayne is NOT
quack. but regular, scientific, and able practton-
or himself Ills medicines used by the best physi-
clans. EZRA HOLDEN.
Editor of the Pha. Sat- Courier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
| Remainder acct aCeek.1

Letter from Father Malhew-His visit Postponed.
We have been favored by Rev. Mr.. MAsH,
with the following letter, which he received by
the Hlbernia. Its contents will occasion great
disappointment among the friends of temperance.
Subject as he is TO authority, hardly look
for the Apostle ofths great Reform, until he lands
on our shores.
Cork, 10Th March, 1S4S.
Rev. FRIEND: When last | had the pleasure
Of addressing you, fully calculated on being able
crafty my anxious desire of visiting the States
this season. Circumstances have lately occurred,
which will, regret to say, compel me to postpone
my journy until the Fall of the year.
am commanded by my superior to 90 to Rome
prior II my departure for America, and | have
been hitherto prevented from leaving Ireland by
a severe attack of influenza. 1t will be out of my
power to return from Italy in time to take passage
IN the 'New Word'' Add to the favors already
conferred, by aPoogizing for me to the gentlemen
of the committee, and to my other friends, and as
sure them that shall have the happiness, God will
ling, early in September, of enjoying a personal
interview. Believe with high respect,
Rev. dear Mr.. Marsh. yours affectionately
THEOBALD MATHEW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
I'ERsONs REPREsENTED.

Samuel Southard of New Jersey, Willie p. Mangum
of n Carolina, Daniel Webster OF Mass, Joseph O. les
of j C, John Quincy Adams OF Mass, Caleb Gushing
of Mass, William A Gra ham of II c. Chas NJ Conrad
of La, John I Morehead of Ky, VIM. Woodbridge of
Mich, Gen w Worth A, Jacob W Miller of n ,
Sen Winfield Scott A, John II Berrian of Ga ,
Thomas Clayton of Del, Henry Clay of XIV, William
Bates OF Mass, Theodore Frelnghuyscn of II J. Jabez
w Huntington of Conn, John /. Kerr of Md, John
Sergeant of Penn, Ephraiul II Foster of Tenn Samuel
Nc Roberts Of III, William Preston of 5 c, William
l. Dayton OF J, George Evans of Maine, Mahlon
Dickcrson OF J, Albert White of Ind, James
buchanan Of Penn, William Sprague of r + Thos w
Gilmer of Va, Samuel Phelps of v, Joseph Story
Y, Lewis Cass of Mich, George NJ Dallas Of Penn
Augustus Porter of Mich, Silas Wright of N Y,
William G Rives of Va, Henry Wise of Va, William
ID Merrck Of Nd, Alexander Barrow of La, John
Mclean of Ohio, Martin Van Buren, of n Y, Richard
IL BaYard of Del, Spencer Jlrnagn Of Tenn William
Allen of Ohio John Henderson of Mics Sidney Breese
of III, William wilkins Of Penn, Oliver IL Smith Of
Ind, James X Polk Of Tenn, Thomas Ewing of Ohio,
James f Simmons of II 1, Chas G. Atherton of n II,
Daniel Sturgeon Of Penn, Ambrose Il Sewer Of Ark,
William Fulton of Ark, John Calhoun of $ G.,
Rufus Choate of Mass, George Nc Dufic of c. lex r
ii Everett of Mass, Robert Walker Of Miss, Levi
Woodbury. Of H, Arthur Bagby of Ala, Thomas
II Benton of No, Benjamin Tappan of Ohio William
King of Ala, Dyer Serg tat Arms, Samuel + Il
Morse, John Bell of Tenn; Amos Kendall of d c,
Cassius NJ Clay of Ky, Com w Morgan u S \, ,
Abbot Lawrence of Mass, Mrs John j Crittenten,
William Bryant, John Audubon, Mrs Gen Macomb,
Custis of ID C, Mrs MaGson, Albert Gallatin Of Y
Mrs james Polk, Caye' johnson Of Tenn Smith
Thompson S c, Mrs John Cutron John Catro;,
u 5 G, BENZ Butler of n Y, Reuben III Wawortll
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

g-JFor the information of those at distance I
would mention that the price Of the Prints with de-
scrptve hey, is TEN DoLtARs per copy. Anv order
enclosing this amount will be punctually attended TO-
and the print carefully boxed and forward ed aecord
to direction.
Subscribers will be supplied in The order in which
their applcatioasare received.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

H. = Nv I1NSDN, UrugglSt,
Van Buren ArlI's,
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists
nl2 Fort Smith, Arll's
where may be had certain cure lorB Bowel Complaints
Collie, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
N. B. DENNlNGSBURG
Evansville, Jan. /. lS4S.-17-tf.

HVEPHYR Worsted, Canvass. Patterns, Perforated
II Board, for sale by WALLACE 81 WARD.
, ECElVED per steamer w II. Day, 10 boxes Raj
Z z, sins, , bblJ almonds, boxes candy, 10 boxes
cheese, boxes Newark cider, 10 do brandy cherries,
10 do herring, do Goldfish, Is do young hyson tea,
Is do imperial do 10 do Venice cigars, 10 DO Byon do,
70 DO Colorado do, 10 90 Regatta do, 2J lbs nutmegs,
30 lbs cloves 10 papers tablesat, bbls Malaga wine,
10 bbls American gin, 10 do DO brandy 10 do moaascs
50 kegs nails do bar lead, 10 cassia U boxes
queenswarc assd, 10 dozen painted buckets, received
and for sale by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
February :, l548.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

JAINE'S SANATIVE PILLS, Enough not recon-
nendod as universal curo-all, have nevertheless
proved superior to every thing OF the Kind especially
IN Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, and hen used
conjunction with his Tonic Vermifugc Alternative,
viii not !ail one time in u hundred Of affecting per-
mlrCnt
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, PhiladcIphio, and
sold On agency by
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
a EDistiIgery for Sale.

ETOR Sale, at my residence, near Evansville,
= Ark, the complete apparatus for Distery,
namely; two hundred gallon still I one hun
drcd gallon do; Worms, TUBS, &C., &c. These
things are all in good order, they have DC! been
used two seasons, and as ! DO not intend 70
them again, am anxious 10 sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. | am willing TO sell on
a credit where the purchaser viii give ample Loud
and security
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nssasssy 60 u! vsNs osNsl
In a5i 35al9S u.s.

From TIE Pifts6xrg Cozezie-
THE past summer (l647l has been a very remarka-
bic one. Frequent and heavy rain, followed By
intense and long continued heat, had the effect In the
rst place, to promote rapid growth of succulnte
vegetation, and in the second TO produce rapid de-
composition OF vegetable matter giving rise to much
ni~ ua and spreading sickness, disease and death,
inL 'es which had heretofore been remarkable Tor
heir sa.ubrity.
We are credibly informed, that whole meadows.
on which the grass was unusually heavy, rotted 70
he ground and was not fit to be cut. In Indiana and
illinois, the sickness general that there was
| not enough well persons TO attend upon the sick,
whose suit rings were prctracted by want OF prop.
er remedies, well good nursing. Much OF this
suffering might have been prevented, had every fam
lily kept hand supply OF medicines suited TO coun
reract the effects of this miasma, with which the at
| mosphere al certain times is surcharged. In add
ton to Cuinine (which is IN such general use as to
| need no comment,) we would strongly urge every
family TO keep on hand one or more boxes OF "DR.
VI FLAMES Liver PILLS"
These Pills are the prescription of an eminentPhy
stefan in Monongahala Co. Virginia. and were used
by him in his private practice remedy in bilious
complaints, for years before he thought OF Offering
them to the public. Such, however was the success
10 the Pills and great the number OF persons beu-
Gifted by them, that the making of the quantity requi-
site TO supply the increasing demand began 10 inter-
iere materially with the time required TO attend TO
his practice. TopIevent this he has made arrange
ments with the house of J. Kidd g. Co. No. 60 Wood
street, Pittsburg, Pa. to prepare and vend them,
where the genuine may be procured all times and
in any reasonable quantity.
These Pills are not recommended panacea for
all the ills that flesh is heir to- but in all affections
the Liver and in all bilious complaints, they stand
without rival. All who have ever used them, give
hem the preference all other Pills, and cannot be
persuaded to exchange those which they find expert
ence to be nid sae and efecfHa for any other,
though they may be sugar coated, drastic 70
90 Through by day light"
Prepared for the proprietor by J. KIDD & Co whelos
sale Druggist, No 60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pc. to
whom ali orders from distance must be directed
sold also by our Agents and the principal Druggists
Throughout the United States and Canada.
9T n B.-Purchasers will please be particular and
inquire for DR. MLane's Lirer PiHs," as there
other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills. now beor
the public dec 22.wyt
sold Wholesale & Retail by
CRAWFORD BELL
Main ST Evansville, Ind.
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COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.
nDrAT, FEMALE MEDICINE.


IN. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPAaILIA is sovereign and
speedy cure tor incipient consumption, ana Tor the
rsnsral prostraton of the syste-no matter wneineE
ths result Of inherent or causes produced oy II
regularity, illness or accident. -.
Nothing can be more surprising than It's invlgora'
,ino effscts On the human frame Persons all weak
ness ard lasstude, from taking il at once become ro
bust and full Of energy under It's influence Ii imme'
aately counteracts the nervelessness OF The female
frame, which is the great cause of barrenness
II will not be expected OF US, in cases OF 80 delicate
nature 10 hibiI certificates oil performed, but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF case
have been reported tous. -..i s
Da TuwssESp. Ny wife being greatly distressed
By weakness and general debility, and suffering con-
iinualy by pain and with other difficulties, and hav
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
great cures and aso hearlng IL recommended for such
cases have described. obtained bottle youl
Cstract Of Sarsaparilla and followed the directions
you gave In a short PERIOD it removed her com
ldsints and restored her hsalfh. brg grateful fo
he bepehis she received take pleasure in thus
sneyIedgng ~ and recoIpendiag i u the qsic
ria u. HQ<JRE, ron ~ SsYeld aud IL dids sc.
A!,say, AAy. II, 1914.
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II T. A S! II f. A S.!
ALLlS q HOWES, Evansville, Ia
AGENTS OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA CONE r A
The Oldest Tea Establishment in America

THE Canton Tea Company has been popularity
Il known for many years. This is the largest anu
Oldest Tea Establishment in America. The public
have had full proof OF their integrity and RESPONSE
bty. But such has been the great and pressing de-
mand for their Teas OF late, that they have been obi
sed to enlarge, to great extent their two principle
establishments in New York, viz:
125 Chatham N 1853 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation to the
Tea trade IN u very abundant degree, and doubtless
superior To any other Tea Concern in America
Their scrupuous regard all principles that tend
to elevate the character of large house, is well
derstood, and has already procured them a connec-
ton, probably, larger than all other Tea establish
ments united and they consequently ar determined
to sell purer, fragrant, and perfect for the
price, in the aggregate, than any house in the world
China excepted.
They zealousy invite the attention of the in
habltants OF this city and surrounding country to
their agency-Mt ssrs. ALLIs 81 HowEs', where the
following asso-tmenis are always on hand; and they
feel no hesitation in stating, that wherever single
trial is made, very decided preference is given
| the celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company.
| NrReader make the experiment.
Retail prices oiiogs, subject in all cases 10 be re-
tsrned AZ not apDrored of.
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WINNERS Canadian vermifugc-The be

w remedy ever yet discovered for all Kinds OF
WORMS. It not only destroys Worms and invigo-
the wholesysten Butt, dissoives and carries OFF
the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent in
those in bad health. The mucus forms the bed o
nest in which worms produce their young, and byre
moveing it, tits impossible for worms to remain in the
body. Tits harmless in its elects the system, and
the health Of the patients is always improved by its
use, even when no worms are discovered; the medi.
cine being palatabe, child will refuse take it,
not even the most delicate. ~
STPrepared by JOHN WINER & CO., No. So
Maiden Lane New York. Sold Wholesale and re.
Tail, by J. WRIGHT, General Agent for tie South
and West, lol Chartres street, New Orleans.
1rOplys Agenrs n Evansville,
mar Ely A3tysss ntywE.s,.
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HEALTH. HEALTH.

IHOMSONS COMPOUNDo l kUPoF TAR AND
WOOD NAPHrHA.
TIE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOR TUE CURE %
COASU III PTION,
Asthma, Bronchists, Splitting Blood Pain in the Side
and Breast. sore Throat, Haorsness, Palpitation
tthe Heart, WhoopIng Cough, Group, Hives,
Nervous Iremours, Liver complaint,
Diseased Kidneys, and Affections
generally of the Throat,
Breast and Lungs
Ofall the diseases incident to our climate thar. 4.
none so university and ut the same time so insdious
and fatal, as onsumptinn In this country especial.
ly, pulmonary Consumption is emphatically scourgs
ana IN us resistess career sweeps over the land as
destroying Angel, laying low with relentless hand
the strongest and iaircst OF race. Hitherto all
efforts To arrest this dread disease have proved yair
ana oil that seemed within our power best al.
levlation OF suffering, rendering somewhat smoother
he certain progress to the tomb
Inc proprietor, IN Offering this preparationrto the
public, would embrace the opportunity 10 state upon
what grounds puts forth its merits; and the
upon which il POUNDS It's superior claims TO the atten-
uon OF the afflicted that all who require its use NAV
epose full cond ence in its powers. Since
It's hrst preparation ne has had the pleasure OF wit
Messing It's happy results in numerous instances bu
he was determined offer il to the public unit
he mad become thoroughly convinced OF it's efficacy
daving such conviction, he now confidently offers
as remedy without parallel for the cure OF Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION and its kindred dfs
eases
Let the following speak for itself.
have used HoxPsos's CoAPouEc Syxuy OF Tis
4 WOOD NApHrHA, tor come time in my practics, md
have found It the most efficient remedy have ever
used IN Consumptve cases, Chronic Catarrh. etc
when great rriability, with weakness Of ths pui.c
nary organs, existed The npidity with which IL
acts is greatly in it's favor whore dyspua on o2Pyss
son exists, when is niediately relieved BY it."
In pulmonary Consumption il can bs used with
confidence, being applicable to every fo-m of tbs.
disease, and consider il medicine well WORTHY the
attention OF Physcians and exempt frcn, the inrrr-
alton OF empiracism." NJ. CHANGERS, MD.
Philadelphia, Oct lth, 1876
20 The abovemedicines prepared Only ey AysSxr
pIoKsos az Ne come. of Fifth and spruce Stres<s
rn,iaoe'phia, Sold BY c. BILL Evansville.
aad respectable druggists generally.
s0a nov ,S6<7
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IRNNIJkY F!ySSg as1.
A3is SlIa7glS3z

RARITY under the head Of Patent Medicine
Ind advertisement. We ask our readers TO Peruse
the following knowing they will profit thereby
MSIANE,S VERMlFUGE.
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Ne plus ultra Teas, both Green and Black, of al,
descriptions the highest grades grown in China, 81 50
per pound.
TAKE NOTICE-The Canton Tea Company
are the exclusive vendors OF the super Black Tea
called "HoVYHas MIXTURE" They introduced il
in America IN l34O-and every other person or house
protesting to sell the same all-much less low
er price-deceive the unwary, the public them
selves will perceive by comparing the spurious with
the genuine "Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea
Company.
Every package lin addition to its containing mi
weight independent OF the wrapper,) bear the stamp
of neatness and elegance, and the Teas therein are
so thoroughly secured from light and air. that the
mate lmy l6l ALLIS s. HOWES, Agents.