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from ne Caivorn,a Courier, Sept. ID

From the Calf Courier, Sept. |.
The joint commission Of the army and navy Off
cers, detailed by government 20 explore the whole
coast of the United States lying on the Pacific
ocean, with reference to lie permanent defence,
adaptation TO naval establishments, and other inn
portant specified PARTICULAR returned 20 this place
few days since, having nearly completed their
lsbors. The commission IA made up Of three from
the navy and three from the army. Captain l.. NJ.
Goldsborough, Captain Van Brent, and Lieutenant
Linss Lunt, are OF tho navy. Colonel j. J.. Smith,
Major Cornelius Ogden, and Lieutenant n. Lead
better, belong 10 the army.
The coast OF California, north Of San Francisco,
including the whole of Oregon 10 40 degrees, has
been thoroughly examined, and valuable informs
ton obtained. In the course Of this examination,
and after visiting our possessions lying along the
Straits Of Fuca, Admiralty Inlet, Pugeps Sound,
&c. kr., up To our boundary line at the 18th paral
lei Of Latitude, IL became necessary TO proceed TO
Beaver Hsrbor the northeast part Of Nsncou-
vsr's leland, in order to obtain fresh supply Of
cosh for the propeller Massachusetts,. This vessel
was transferred TO the naval service for the special
purpose OF accommodating tho Commission, and
fot conveying its members to the places connected
with their prescribed duties. At that place an
abundant supply of bituminous coal, Of an excel
lent quality for stcaning purposes, readily pro-
cured but ~ Beaver Hsrbor wac reached via the
Gulf Of Georgia, and thus by what il termed the
inside passage, and the north route was the one
pursued in returning, IT seems that Vancouver
leland was completely circumnsvigstcd, and that
the party in question vent far north 5Il deg.
Coal was found to exist in immense quantities
ell around and about Beaver Harbor, and also on
the award side OF Vancouver opposite that hs Dor
snd the main land obliquely opposite and still TO
the porthward. The beautiful harbors of Victoria
and Esquimst (the former settlement OF the Hud-
son Ray Company were visited by the Commission.
E~quimslt w. described one Of the very best an
cborsgcs that can be conceived Of for ships OF any
dr~oFht or szc whatever. Both these places, II
must be remembered, on Nsucouvor's Island,
and lie along the strsits of Fucs.
After accomplishing all that was required in the
quarters mentioned. the Commission next directed
tts attention TO that part Of coast running from
the southern cape OF the Straits of Fucs 10 Column
bia river, and then 10 that river itself, together
With tts tributaries. In the Of these ersmi-
nations, NO learn that party was despatched to
VISIT carefully large and veil sheltered barbor,
known thercabouts a. Shoalwater Bay, and havinR
is entrance soms thirty miles north Of Cape Di-ap.
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| 'HNiiHO.t, OtiODtf = r. III
doOpatch just received states that the steamer
Hermann passed oil Halifax on Sunday morning
and the Atlantic on Monday morning. This being
the case, the Atlantic will not reach New York I'M
tl carly tomorrow morning.
There is considerable excitement IN regard tc
the municipal election, which takes place here TO.
| morrow, from the disafIection which exists be-
tween tho two factions of the Democratic party
The Reuboni'es, who oppose Turner, are deter
mined TO come out in their strength. They are To
have grand procession. There will probably be
some fighting, sample Of which saw few min
utes ago ON the street; party had pistol
drawn and cooked, ready to shoot his anita gonist,
who attempted TO advance.
Who will be Mayor cannot now be told. If the
Democrats vote for their nominee, be, 1t may be
supposed, must be successful. Ifs majority, how.
ever cannot be any thing like that given for Mr..
Lowe. II may possibly reach 500 to 1000, and
some are Of opinion that the Wing nominee will
carry the day. For my own part, put very little
faith in the ability Of the Wings Of Baltimore to
elect their candidate. shall inform you of the re.
suit by telegraph.
Our market is quiet. Small salcs Howard street
-four at 81 10. City Mills s4es.
Red wheat % l0s; white l0s 10 cts; white
corn 60, yellow 90 cite. Whisky "a IS cts.
Stocks steady sales of s2O, 900 Balt and Ohio r.
n. bonds at 81 9ll. Bait. 6's, 1861; Md. 6's, l0s
bid
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RIoT AND MuaDEa.-- During Sunday Inoruipg,
from IL to O'clock the vicinity Of Seventh and
South Seventh and Lombard, and St Mary streets,
the Of riot, resulting In bloodshed Ihe
rioters were whites and blacks, and besides assai-
ing several houses with stones they attacked each
rother with all sorts of mssles aud with guns and
pistols.
As far as we can learn, none OF the conbatants
seriously hurt in the contests waged against
each other. But white man, whose name is al
forwards ascertained to be William Siddle smith,
was attacked by party OF blacks near Lombard
and Seventh streets, and cut in most shocking
manner.
From all that we could find out, he was not en-.
gagged in any of the riotous proceedings OF the
ght. When assaulted he was taken away by
some persons, who, pursued by the gang, were
compelled TO leave him on the pavement near
Spruce and Sixth street, where he was subsequent
ly found by some of the city police. He was just
able TO give his name. He was conveyed to the po-
Seven wounds were found upon his body, the fatal
one being thrust with knife in the left aide,
penetrating the chest and wounding the lower lobe
Of the left lung The other wounds were supert-
cal on the back, chest, and head.
Several OF the parties engaged IN the not were
arrested and put in the station house. Among
them a colored man named William Griftiths
or Griffin, who, when taken into custody, had in
his possession knife covered with blood.
The coroner wns sent for forthwith, and held an
inquest on the body.
The jury rendered the following verdict: That
the deceased, William Siddle Smith, came to his
death from wound in the chest, penetrating the
thorax and wounding the left lung, inflicted by a
knife in the hands OF William Griiiiths colored
man, on the morning OF the 9th of October, 1850.
philadelphia North american, tn.
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ToioSrapiiic.

New ORLEASs, October 7.
The United States mail steamer Ohio arrived here
this morning from Havana, bringing the Calilor-
MIA mails.
Cotton continues in active demand, and the adj
vance under the Cambria's news fully maintained.
Sales to-day of 900 bales at II a. cents for fair
Uplands.
Sugars and molasses firm Coffee held higher.
Provisions in steady demand, and prices tending
upward.
Whisky 24l cents per gallon.
The telegraph despatch Of the Cambria's news
was received here on the morning of the Sd instant
over the southern Morse line, four hours ahead of
its reception by the western, O'Reiy line as it
Is called.
The Geographic operator closed his Office for the
night, after receiving the news at II o'clock p m
The fact that the steamer had arrived was an
line, and was not known previously through any
other channel.
The news actually received here about 10
o'clock, and being filed, as am told, in Baltimore
little after 3, p. m, made its reception in New
Orleans a few minutes over one hour behind time
registered in both citics.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 4.
STEAMBOAT AcciDEST.--The steamboat Danube,
from Galena, reports that the Financier, while
ascending the Upper Mississippi, on the morning
of the I'd inst, when opposite Buffalo, burst her
connecting pipes, almost instantly killing a Mr.
King, son Of the Captain of the boat, and Mr.
Green, second engineer. They were both asleep in
their berths at the time of the accident.
PHiLApELPHIA Oct. SO p. m.
The election passed of quietly. The polls close
at 10 o'clock. Appearances indicate the defeat Of
Levin.
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List of Patents

H,ued from he United States Potent Office for NJ
trsek ending October IN, 1850, and bearing dote
October Sh, 1850
David Anthony, sr., Of Spring Port, y. Y.-For
Improvement in shanks Of Hay forks.
William ID. Beaumont, Of Baltimore, Md.-FOr
compound for imparting Gloss to Clotbcs. Auto
dated July 20, lS5O. Dated Oct. 9, 1850.
George Burnham, of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
provcmont in presses for Copying Letters.
Alinzor Clark, of Southiield, ". l.-For i'm
pruvoment in Hay forks.
David Eherly, of stresburg, Pa.--For improve
ment in Seed planters
Gervis ;. Gardner, Of Charestown. Va, as
signor to Gervis s. Gardner and George Rohr, o
Charlestown, Ya.-For improved Seeding Appar..
tbs for Seed planter
George Hart, Of Dillsborough. Ind.-For i'm
provement in mounting the cutters OF Moving
machine.
Moses Hey, Of Springfield, Pa.-For improve.
mcnt in machinery for Doubling and Twisting
Yarn.
William II. Holt, Of Hartford, Conn.-For inn.
proved Kettle for Manufacturing Comfits.
t. w. Lane, OF Woburn, Mass.-For improve
ment in Gas-meters.
John Lee of wellsyillc, Ohio-For improved
Esvcsstrough and Gutter Machine
Edmund Quincy, Of Lacon, Ills.-For grain and
maize Harvester.
Fowler NJ. Ray, Of New York, n. y.-For i'm
proved Vulcanzed India rubber Spring.
Russell scarritt, Of st. Louis, Mo- Dor improve
ment in Sofa Bedsteads
Eli :. Southwark, OF weIhcct, Mass.-For inn.
proved Grummct Strap.
Ora Warner and Charles s. Gaylord, Of Gay.
lords Bridge, Conn. For improved Spring Crap
pho,
Nathan washburn, OF Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
proyement In csst- iron Csr-wheels.
Joseph w. Webb, Of Aurora, N. Y, assignor 10
Benjamen Gould, of Aurora, N. Y.-For improve
mcnt In the dustmen Of Knives In Straw cutters
Samuel Whitmarsh. Of Northampton, Mass
For improvement in Portable Bcdstcsds and Sack.
| ing Bottoms.
Peter G. Woodsidc, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For
| improvement in wsrm-Air Registers.
i Avery Bsbbctt, Of Auburn, n Y.-For improve
ment In looms for Weaving Figured Goods
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No 100.
JoHN HAGhN, surv'g partner Of the late
hrm OF John Hagan 4 CO., Apt
WILLIAM ~. Pors and SAMUEL Bsi,K,
Adm'rs of Leroy Pope, deed.
Mr.. Attorney General JoHSsoS, Of counsel for
inc appellants, having suggested tho death of
William IL. Pope, ono Of the appcllccs in this
cause, moved the court for order under the 2sth
rule OF court 70 make the proper representatives.
parties. On consideration wbcreofh is now here
ordered by the court that unless the proper repre-
sentatives OF the ssid William II. Pope, deceased,
shall voluntarily become parties within the first
ten days OF the ensuing term, the appellant shall
be entitled TO open the record, and, on hearing,
have the same reversed, II it be erroneous pro-
vded that copy Of this order shall be printed in
some newspaper at the scat Of Government in
which the laws of the United Satea shall be printed
by authority, for three successive weeks At Ieast
sixty days before the Beginning Of the term Of the
Supreme Court next ensuing
.Te.t WIN THos. CARROLL,
ouA-HVsw C,S 6. Y. 3.
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=. A TASr LtoS.--A correspondent Of the New
York Herald, writing from Paris, says: There has
been in Paris for the lest two weeks French Off
Ger recently returned from Africa, who has for his
follows him like dog. The name OF the animal i.
tInir, aud never have | seen moro splendid spc-
eimen OF the king Of the forest. Though did no,
like much to be near his majesty, venturcd the
other night TO approach him, horrssco rsfsrens
he licked my hands as dog would do. The French
proverb says that eve must not play with fire,
and fear ono Of these days the lion will find his
wild nature, and make some bloody deed,
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UsITy OF THE HUMAS RAsE.-Ag sssiz is still
lecturing in Boston the unity Of the human
IN the course Of a recent lecture he pointed out
many differences between the forms Of the negro
and the white race, large proportion Of which
have not been previously remarked; and, in proof
Of his statements, exhibited large number OF da-
cuerreotypes Of individuals of various of
grocs. These he procured curing his Writ to the
South last spring, during which he paid much at
tcntion TO the anatomy OF the negro race, there
exhibited in individuals of tho purest African blood
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BRITIsH PRoyIScEs.--Mr. Caldwell has been
elected Mayor of Halifax by 33i votes to IS for Mr.
Roche, and 1876 for Mr.. Fairbanks. Only one Of
the aldermen reelected, w. G. Anderson
Large quantities. of mackerel have recently
changed hands in Halifax at the following cash
prices: No. /, So; No. Q, So; No. 3. Si! I'm
mense quantities of herring in Halifax harbor were
pct 20 flight by the dog fish.
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S2l,O26,3IO


In the month Of August SEINE three or four mil
lions more were received, and since the LIST of Sep
TENDER the packets have brought three millions
more. The probability is, that very heavy amounts
will be received in October and November, so that
we shall expect to in al fifty millions arrive in
this year alone. This large amount of gold will
basis of credit to the amount of at least
a hundred millions, and so far keep up the abun-
dance of money Louisville Journal.
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LITrELL's LIVING AGE, No. ssa.-Ial :,

CONTENTS,
|. French Novels and Noveists.- Dublin Uni
| versity Magazine.
2. The House of G use - Biack,c0ods Maya xine.
3. Grace Kennedy. Dublin Unirersity Maya
zine.
t. British Relations with St. Doiningo.-Fraser's
Magazine.
.. My Novel; Or Varieties ia English Life
BLack,c0od's Magazine.
o. The Chrystal Palace in the Park, Spectator,
PoETRY: Sea Side Sonnets, The Singer, May
Flowers, The 4iberiap Beacon, and blind Girl TO
her Sister,
SHORT ARTICLES Aeronaut on Horseback For
eign Relations of Great Britain, Transmarine Telc-
graph, Dwarf Trees, The Indian Games, Goethe
Foundation.
a new volume has just commenced.
"WAsHISoros, 9th December, ls45.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country. th. has appeared to me to be the most
useful. IL contains indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature OF the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes portraiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion ofthe present age.
81. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly AT ak dollars year, by
f. LLTTELL, & Co., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH SHILLIsoToS, corner 4 ct.
and Penn. avenue. Oct. 9-dtrw&wlw
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETINas. Sc

IN The subscribers have the pleasure now Of in
forming their friends, and the citizens generally,
of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown, Alexan-
dria, and the adjacent country, that their stock Of
the richest and latest styles of House furnishing
Goods, of every variety, Is fully complete, and will
surpass not only in variety OF styles, but also in
elegance and taste, any former display to which
the attention of their patrons has been invited.
They name
IN CARPETlNGs;
French and English Yelyets, latest designs, SUI
perlative.
English Tapestries, very rich.
Superative English Brussels, extra heavy.
do premium American BRUSSELS.
English and American, low priced, extra rich.
Imperial threc-ply, new patterns, extra super
English.
American Ingram, all wool, low priced.
Tapestry and Royal Venetian, for steps.
Cocoa Mattings, for basement passages.
Hemp Carpetings, very serviceable and cheap.
Floor Oil. Cloths in full sheets, cut any shape
Extra. rich Cheneilc and Tufted Rugs.
Low-prced Chcneile and Tufted Rugs for
chambers.
Figured Baizes and lar &C sized Crumb Cloths Sc
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS they name
Extra rich French De LANES,
do German do
do English do low priced
do WeTsted Damask, every shade.
do Union do very cheap.
do French and English Chintzes
Twiiled and plain Turkey (red) Cashmerets.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Gilt Cornice. late styles, Gimps, Tassel Loops.
&C., in great variety.
| They also ask especial attention to their large
| and carefully selected assortment Of
| Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks, Satin Dam
asks.
Table Cloths, Damask Table Napkins.
Towelings, Table and Piano Covers
White and colored Bed Quite, bed and crib
Blankets.
Pillow,case Linens, Cotton Sheetings.
Sep Damasks, Step Oil Cloths, &c.
Together with every other article in their line,
all of which have been purchased upon such terms
will enable them to maintain their reputation Of
furnishing the very best goods at the lowest
prices. p. IL. HOOE Co.
Sept 2l-4wif
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LA FAYETTE COLLEGE, EAsToS, PA.-The COM
mencement OF this institution occurred on the 18th
utimo. Orations delivered by the membc
of the graduating class, Of ighly crcdiable char
acter after which the usual addresses
delivered by the President, the Rev. Dr. Mas
sau The degree of B. A. conferred on all the
members of the senior class that of nj. A. a
large number of the class of lSf7 and the honorary
degree Of y. ID, on the Rev: James Richards, of
MorristoWu n J.
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ISeEsious DEucE.-In Charleston, South Caro-
lima, Angus Smith oil cask in two puts
half of il his head, attaches heavy weights the
ed gee, and les himself down in the water and fishes
up goods that have fallen overheard. lie can re-
main under fifteen minutes. The half cask, being
air tight, excludes the water. Smith recovered in
this way cask Of cutlery, for which 800 reward
had been offered
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The Port Tobacco Times expresses It's pleasure in
being able TO announce that the Hon. VIM. ID. Mer-
rick has accepted the appointment made by the ex
ecutive committee of the Charles County Agricul
tural Society, and will deliver the annual address
before the society the last day Of the Fair, which
commences on the 29th.
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NALL sTYLEs.-New styles Of fall dress goods
i for ladies' just opened Plain and figured
Silks and Satins, all wool Satin de LANES, solid
colors; Merinos, Alpacas, Parametos and Cash
meres, all grades and colors, with Moueselines de
Lame, from l2a cents to 81 would call particu-
lar attention to my stock OF prints which equal any
that have ever been brought to this market. The
whole OF which will be sold at the very lowest
prices, for cash only. G. VIM. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and Sth SITS.
Sept 2S-d2w
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

saEsX-IGS steamboat PHOENIX will, until
further notice, he MS follows
Leave Alexandria at 3, %, aud II, m; /, J,
and ), p.
Leave Washington II "a, i0,, and II. :; ., {, aud
b, r. IN,
IN omnibus connects with this boat at Washing.
tom passage ON the boat u, cents; passage on the
boat and onnibus, Isl cents J GUY
0ct7 Captain
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IOWA letter from Davenport, Iowa, received
by one Of our subscribers from his correspondent,
contains the following gratifying intelligence: 81
have Just received intelligence that the Wings have
carried the SECOND Congressional district, of which
Miller apntestant with Thompson for seat
in the House last spring, and the House refused to
allow either to sit.h This is decided " hig vic
tory PhiiG Inquirer.
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PourIcAL.--The Wings Of Oswego, N Y. have
made the following nominations for members of the
Assembly: First district, James Plat; second, ia
cob Cromwell For district attorney, Daniel Marsh;
Justice of sessions, Samuel A. Comstock; supcrin-
tcndcnt of the poor, BENJAMIN Gregory.
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NEW DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERED
IN SHAWLs, Nc.-The subscribers have this
day opened large addition to their stock OF Fan
cy Goods for ladies, among which are
10 pieces superatiyely rich Brocadc Silks, for
evening
10 do superlativcly rich Brocade Silks, for
street
10 do extra rich watered Silks, every color
do styles spotted Silks, very neat
do rich plain Gros de Algiers
10 do extra rich and styles Chene
Silks
IS do figured and changeable Silks, very
cheap
do heavy black watcred Silks, all widths
10 do colored and black Turk Satns do
80 do very fine French Merinos, every
Is do very rich colorcd Silk Velveis, every
shade
~ do very rich watered Irish Poplins, eve
ry shade
80 do very rich French Cashmere 'Ecosse,
style
% do very rich French Mousselines dc
Lame new style
80 do very rich Scotch Mousselines dc
Lame, low priced
II very rich real Cashmere long Shawls
20 do do do equare do
10 latest styles Scotch long do
80 new styles Lace Capes
dozen real Valencia Lace Collars
do embroidered muslin and lace Sleeves
and Cuffs
do richly embroidered Handkerchief, sc
Together with many other new and desirable ar
cles in their line to which they respectfully in
vite the attention OF the ladies OF the District and
its vicinity. p. II. HOOE CO,
Oct s-2wif
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The Hon. DASIEL WEBSTER is now on visit TO
this city, and attended religious services yesterday
morning al Rev. DR.. Cox's church, in BROOKLYN.
Nerc York Jour. Com, tn.
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DANCING -cARusI,s sALooN.

CARUSf hiss the honor 10 announce that his
IL. Dancing Academy is now open for the rccep-
ton Of pupils. His well known mode Of tuition has
been greatly improved during the vacation he
viii therefore be able To introduce the latest and
most fashionable steps. privatc lessons given, II
required
Days Of tuition for young ladies, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturday,, from till p. m; for
youths. IRON To y. m; for young gentlemen on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from till .
p. IN. Oct 7--3t
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CHARLES ALERT,
ATT ORNEY AT LAY w,
lind AgenfJu Claims IN general.
July 23-eod3m
AYER,s ..CHERRY PECTORAL.n

AYERS ..CHERRY PECTORAL,v
FOR THE cuRkor
Coughs, Colds, Homseness, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, ASTHMA, and
Consumption.
I \ Offering TO tho community this Justly eele-
Il hrated remedy for diseases OF the throat and
lungs il il not wish to trhe with the lives or
health of the afflicted, but frankly to lay before
them the opinions Of distinguished men, and some
Of the evidences of its success, from which they
can Judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge
ourselves To make no Wild assertions false state
monts fits efficacy, will We hold out any hope
to suffering humanity which facts will not war
rant.
Many proofs here given, and solicit an
inquiry from the public into all we publish, feeling
assured they will find them perfectly reliable, and
the medicine worthy their best confidence and pa
tronagc.
Professor CLEAvELASD, Of Bo,odoir College Ifain,,
trritss-
al have witnessed the effects Of your CHERRY
/ PEcrop.L' in my own family and that OF my
friends and il gives me satisaction to state in its
! favor that no medicine have known hss
proved So cminently successful in curing diseases
/ of the throat and lungs.
Rec. Dr. OssooD ,rrifcs-
That he considers CHEEKY PEcroRAt' the bert
medicine for pulmonary affections ever given 60
the public" and states that "his daughter, after
being obliged 10 keep the room four months
with severe scttled cough, accompanied by rsis-
ing Of blood, night swests, and the attendant symp-
toms Of consumption, commenced the use of the
'CHERRY PEcToRAl,' aud had completely recov-
cred.'
From, Dr. Joss, Eminent practitioner Of naedi-
cine IA alabama, treii kno,cn throughout the State
MoSToosERy, (Ala.,) Oct. 4, ls4s.
DIR. J. e. AyER-SI have used your admira-
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IL to surpas9 by far any other remedy have Tor
curing disease upon the lungs.
Your obcdient servant,
n. II. JONES, NJ. ID.