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FASHTONABLE CLOTHING
M. BARNETT q co.
EtUSIllO7aNbL0 flyO1Teiapr.

.Gentleme Outfitting Establishment.
No. 13 Camp street and No. 22 ST. Charles,
UNDER THE vERAEDA HOTEL.
THE subscribers enter the field Of competition with alarre
and elegant assortment OF al the styles OF Fashion
able Gdrmts for the Fall and Winter Trade; which they
are prepared to sell at; YLtoLES.7L OR Refill.
t We guarantee Clothing to be made well as if 10
order by The most fashionable taor and corps Of Cu
TIERS are not be exceed " point Of and skill by any
in the United States Our New York House is expressly
established for tbs purpose OF manufacturing Clothing ony
adapted 10 the New Orleans Trade We particularly invite
Merchants and ClOthies 10 examine STOCK at No IN
Camg street before pRrchasing elsewhere. AT our ST.
Charles street Store viii be found a very desirable
assortmentof HOSIERY such SILK, Merno and Cotton
Under iiaTnents Crayats, Scars and Handkerphe Cot
ton, Wool and Silk Hilf-hose Buckskn, Kid and SILK
Gloves; and in fact every atcle appeaInng gentle.
mars wardrobe. M BARNETT, & co.
dl3 I'm IL Camp street cad 2 ST. Chahes it,
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SnIP TIMBER CONVERTING MAcHINE,-A Mr..
Cochran, native of New England, has invented
machine for preparing the irregulary formed tim
Der required in ship building. 1t performs its work
well that it promises tosur orsede hand labor al
together. In England it has received the approval
of the Lords of the Admiralty, and is now in sue.
cessful opei alton in the Woolwick Dock Yard. The
Swedish government intend to introduce it. The
Emperor Nicholas has also approved it.
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Clse0D EBs.y Goods.

At the New York Store, No. 16S POydras street.
WoRsTED DAAIAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Covers. Genus per ~ %
Linen Sheengs yards widcyery fine 80 cents per yd
81 Danask Table Llnen--pure linen 60 50 81
~ LINEN Cambnc Hds-pure linen ~ 80 per dozen
Linen Bosom Shirts Of ali qualities, from 50 cents 10 81 s.
per piece;
II!sh I4!hel cents per yard
Irs Ih ie fi l3I o. S} DSsqhs 81 Iii:
super BLK and fancy cold Cames fin 81 50 % per yd
Satnets-all coors-yery cheap
Whaiebones. '.-..
l5OO lbs among which Long Hoop Corset Covered and
Bonnet Wnalebones. of the finest qualities
ober pEpds fam n 70 81 81 cents perb';
discount or per cent will be made on lots of 20 lbs and
upwards :. A lso Dress makers and Taors' TRIM.
NINGs, IN great variety.
hlch SILKS; Cashmeres; DE Laines; MernOs; Alpacas;
Paramettas; Bombazines black Silk Velvet; cherry,
pink, blue, green, and other coOrs Marcene Silks
style Wool Shawls and Scarts Swiss Mpslins; Cambria
Mlslis Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and lnserings in
great variety and all qualities; new style Rib ene fnO
bons, very rich; Laees and Embroderies etc ;Il1Ill
GLONES-best Kid, Silk, and all other kinds; (IlllV
Glnghams, Prints, etc.all kinds and very cheap ~ E
Hosiery,
very superior assortment of ladies' and genemen's HO-
among which are slate colored, white brown and plain
+ from medium to finest qualities-from No. l to7
Holyday Presents.
Ladies Port Folos, Dressing Gases, Needle Books Cut
French and German TOYS of all kinds Also, for eA
balls and parnes new style POLKA CAPS, "a
RIBBON CUFFS and a great variety of other articles
az Country Dealers, Pedlar Dress Makers and Taors
WI ind great many articles in their RESPECTIVE lines much
lower than can be found in the city;
dl2 2m II. BROWN, No. 16S Poylras st,
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q TELEGRAPH oNTRovERsIEs.-The following
Communication was lately sent to the editors of the

enheReR: Articles going the rounds Or the press
stating that judge Mclean, OF tie Supreme Cont, bias
decided, on b AOho cfcut that Moes patent for bis cleo
teleaph is fraudulent aud void because il does
not on liS face exhibit the date of paent Obtained by h in
France about two yeaIj before.
10 large number of your readers and ohe led in
the validity OF the patents, it VIII be gratifying 10 be
has teeR gipca.
That QUE ton came mp in an Argument eemu,7er
and the Judge EXPIRE ed opiBo, rpCa the pre-
Seted On tae deAluTrcr tia sue exhibit ay
but, upon suggestion of the More cQune that their position
was insa pretended, giuen end tie CUES
tigH is Aeid open fer Jtriiasr arglhHeai.
NO oPnIan Against the validity of loFss patent in
mated on other ground, and none affecting Molses
SECOND patent ground much less that there
thing fraudulent about them.
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bhOOhLhN HAhEIUOSE COMPANY.
TTNHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS called the Brooklyn Fire prOqf Warehouses
at the Point opposite New Orleans for rceptof Produce
from the West, and Merchandise from the North, intended
for reshpmen Having 1900 feet frontage on the River
with wharve in front of the Warehouses By which goods
are Immediately conveyed, without drayGRe exposure
he neaer ample room viii be found for the discargngo
Steamers and loading of Ships. Charges fixed at
low rates. (as per ati and every accommodation offered
Merchants IN the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
It being the wish OF the Company equal the conveniences
Of tile Atlantic Dock, of New York
Persons interested in the transmitting of Mercha are in
ylted TO visit the premises Office W Magazine aad
Lafayette streets, .Re6o OTReaLS.
II. J. CASEY, Secretarg.
Reference. r. Geides, Price, Frost & Co., j. W.
Stanton & CO.. RI +, Nichols - n29 9n,
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10 Sir |. Brunei, the famous civil engineer
who erected the grand machinery at the Ports
mouth dock-yard for the manufacture of ship
blocks, and who tunnelled the Thames-at London,
is no more Sir I. Brunei was. born in Normandy
France, in 1862 educated for the priesthood in the
Catholic Church, but took to the navy account
OF his genius for mathematics. In the revolution
he was royalst and was obliged to emigrate to
this country where he commenced his course as
civil engineer He was employed TO build the first
Bowery theatre in New York. Net finding scope
for his genius here at that time, he visited Eng
land, found a patron in Lord Spencer, and by a
succession of-brilIiapt triumphs achieved a fame
which will, perhaps, last as long as the Thames
runs into the and certainly as long as Yankees
visit London.-Bos Chr0notVpe
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FRENcH sUHpAY.-A curious debate has4aken
,lace - The French C,bsrh.v =, s,,.,, ,t,s.w,
-
ei0e anu az .he saoJec' detfac,ihS some at'sh-
ton here we give description Of the debate
On Monday the eouninIssion for renort;nr on no. =
titous brougIt forward one rom MaYseiIss bep.
ging the Legislature 10 interfere and prevent work
inr on Sundays The commissions declared that
the motives Of the petitioners ware excellent but
thai il had been found 50 iInpraetieabIe 70 execute
law enforcing the Observance Of Sunday that all
il could do was to refer the petition to he Minister
of Justice and Public Worship. that Government.
at least, might set the example Of not allowing
Sunday. work to take place In lis establishuaents
Here NJ Laurent rose 10 propose that masters
might be prevented from forcing those in their en-
ploy to work on Sunday.
M. Bineau, for the Government declared that
such was its spirit and Intention
1t was evidently the wish of The Assembly toeIosc
the discussion, and with this view il reused to lis
ten to NJ Arnaud, who unites democratic feelings
with religious ones. But M. Mchot one Of them
bers tor the Loiret and working carpenter started
| up and there was no refusing to listen 70 him
If you want to make the Republic a. detasfed al
the Restoration, exclaimed NJ Michot, You willtry
TO restore that old state Of things which remember
when the rural guards and keepers used to prose-
cute peasants for cutting their vines Sundays.
serted that labor in the field was allowed when
cessay,
like Il y '''' s''''s Aei' s''ey
| This persecution, continued M. Michot was one
of the causes why the revolution Of July was wei !
comedln the country Now, It IS never the case
ma iAdsVeLs conPei tiose IN snsls employ 70 work
Here MI La Rocbe;aoBeIin rose IN .neak The
President asked him wby he uterrupted. and after
a rejoinder, called him to order
nj. Mlehot continued By saying that the workman
feP9seo 3I o. ounuay Whenevsl .a ne nsd ofead-
smns;no- birssf os Mor. '>'''1'
No. doubt reioined nj. Mchot. there are men
| given to debauch Society is mot perfect. We
have an example OF this truth continually before our
eJes nis rs occasioneu laugnJ onI 'eL you,
workrnen rest an Sr,dsSis nos - d;str;hrte =,
them relics and medals of ST. Hubert. What the
workman wants in order to rest on sunday
Is talth-hefe exclaimed the pastor CoquereL
- : 'd,1n .. = 1' t
You took II from him bv vonr law f nnllc iastrc-
ton. In order to rest on Sunday she workman
should have protection for his Abor-a guarantee
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NEW. OR.L MS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12.1s5O

GOVERNOR OF NEW YoRK ON SLAvERY.-hIore
than column Of Gov. Fish's message is given to
the sectional question "-that is, slavery and the
action of the South concerning It. The Governor,
as he did last year, holds firm yet courteous and
conciliatory language on this subject. While New
York is urged 10 stand firm against the extension Of
slavery to territory free, the Executive recon-
mends the cultivation of more catholic spirit with
the South, at the same time that the admission Of
California as S'ate is put down very felicit-
Gus measure, which he trus1 Congress will not fail
to consummaie. He CONCLUDES his message with
the famous Union" extIact from Wafhington's 3
farewell address.
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE,
". Ba.N61ler Smith,
G. ne r al o m m $ $ o N Nj e r c II a n {,
No. 80 GRAvTKR. STREET,

No. 80 GRAvTER. STREET,
nFFERS FOR SALE
" EHAWLS--s4 Embroidered Canton Grape;
81 >. Bafege;
-s4 Printed Cashmere, all wool;
PRINTS-Lizht and dark fancy;
Brown sheetings 81, IS, Al, Sd;
Beached Sheeings. 81
Shrting Stripes, brown and bleached;
Heavy 81 Stripe Jean and Mexican Plaids and Srpess
Fancy Southern and Indian Trade SIipesi
Camletsi Chantray; stripe Denim;
Apron Cheeki Columbian Plaids
Msrno Undersfrts and Drawers, AInerican
Blk Handkerchief, assorted;
Canton Grape Scarfs. sct20
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,sT0RAGE. -. STORAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, IiGgazine street. inst
" ADORE julia and FOHcher street. betboee Hlta and
ST. losephThe subscriber begs leave inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring - with all
ths recent improvements, laid in portion of lis principal
warehouse, expressly for the storage OF coffee making
equal IN point o safety from damage superior the
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage will
be the same as last season. viz &c. bag per month"; lie has
also for the of every description Merchandise
say the bulk OF 3O barrels which will always taken
the lowest rates.
e50 rObaeoo and other MERCHANDISE baed and repaeked
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FRANKING PRIVILEGE TO PesTMAsTBRs-
The following important letter is in reply to one.
from the editor of the New York Mirror:

5l,
Sir: The Postmaster General, after careful consideration
of the question the right of posmasers that have prvi
ege OF tanklng frank letters publisher of newspape4s
covering moey for subscriptions the of subscribers
es decided, that when the Postmaster for the pub
Usher he has the power frank such letters and his agency
Postmaster has authority 70 frank thes communications
but when he is such agent proper regard him
acting In that capacity when he conducts, until Information
Is received 70 e contrary In doing this business, the Post
meter must be regarded entirely The agent the Publisher
and not the Department. Very respectfully, etc.,
FIlZ HENRY WARREN
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Odon Barrot has recovered sufficiently to re-
sumo his seat in the National Assembly.
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

S6AAGIl1AOIhCS EN-
CARRIAGEs-CARR GEs-Thesubs bscrilershave
eu no q RiS gs sSd afd ars sS
ag S from 7 the best Nohem Manuiactores, every 22-
call .'S''' T 4. W0obRUFF GS RI IF & Z GG, Se US d
o-9 6md& w l05 St Charles street.
NEW GRLEANs CARRIAGE WARkEHi06ISisE, Hi06Ii
~ Nos s and o fTragier street.- - !,
on hand. For sale low Tor cash Or approved pa A11
sR2s' Afs taT9' Bands E. EG9@ @ HGE fSh tsf % and
r ENJOY ENXI XIASI:ooLoUIsIANA CARRIAGE REPOsT-
sTSrrgE Rear ~ b9 s ae. II
BEACH having moved from Is and is Royal So
ibs bS q arse s aad aGfge w fsP
the latest and met beauu models finished in the most per-
for the patrons of this establishment Purchasers are invited
to examine this stock before making their selections else
CARRIAGE EAIANUFACTORN.
VIE Patronage that has been extended be-
mon hR has nuoe ys us e TG as sSm@sp Sn
ns and pss 9seas GE We ay one of
with good Northern workmen, and the best of materials to
6an ever before T 'YIf Ge ar IKE ad
y although apparently and useless, We will pay
RsH an "a aoen Of FIN New nd T HS SS fs
RIAGES, which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
ing NEW CRRIAGE' or Their Cd ones repaired to call
at our Manutaetory and Repository and themselves
at the corner Of CIR.3PIER and C.aRONI)ELE ct Sts
next door to the Office of the Commercial later Works rear
Of sSSs SRsE Hotel NIX xfTGTs f2TGfE pENMAN
TO OCALIFORNIANs,P PLANTERS L. DRAYNaEN
HNENTS with portable Poles all complete 81; Wall Tents
Il with Flies sl5 India Rubber Goods; ~sea
Saddles, from s2to So; Harness, all complete TfsSs
at "a per set PacS-Saddles. So Haters, % <>AdSM
cents; Blacksmith Bellows and Anyis Horse
and Mule Shoes. Most of these Goods will be sold at
than half their usual prices.
- --ALSo-
Philadelphia DRAYS of all sizes;
Government WAGONS, and variety of other GOV.
ERNMENT GOODS; =
A large assortment of Eastern manufactured CLOCKS
Foo sale at - Nc. 16 GIROD STREET,
NJ I'm lnaOl second door from Commerce.
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MARBLE DUsT-5O bbls. Ground, for sale by
1Vl HAYMAN Il HOLDEN,
d9 No. IS Magazine street.
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QUEEN ADELAIoE.-The unfeigned humility
of the late Queen Dowager Of England is strongly
exhibited in the following directions, written BY
herself, in regard to her burial:
81 die in all humility, knowing well that all ahks
before the Throne OF Ged and reuest Iheni0e. that
mortal remains be conveyed the grave without psp
They be moved 10 81. GeeFges Chapel, Nlnd
where request to have prsate cad Quiet funeral -
possible.
particularly desire not 10 be laid ent Astals and ths
funeral take place by ayht procession, the coffin To
be carried by sailors to the chapel.
An those of my friends and relations limited nuner,
who wish attend may do Aly nepw, Pflnee kdart
Of SAKE WemaF, Lords Howe and Denblsh the Hon WI
liam Ashley, Mr. Wood, SI Andrew Barnard and cT ID
Davies, with my dseFs, and those Of ladies who WISH Ia
attend.
II die ii peace, and wish to be carried 70 lhe tomb u
peace. and free from the yanities and pomp OF ta r
" request be disctcds enbalned and desire 10
give as hitle trouble as possible.
November, ls9. ADELAIDE a.,
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HEAVY SHOWS IN GERMANY.-A. letter from
Vienna, dated Nov. 80, says The snow con-
tinues Immense heaps cucumber all the streets
and squares The fall seems to have been general
throughout Central Europe. The Northern rail-
road is buried in many places by deep drifts, and
communication with Prague and Berlin completely
cut Off The quantity Of vessels on the Danube
frozen up is immense. The reflection is so bril-
liant as to make night look like elouded day
Even with feeble, mafied moon, one can read
paper quite plain by the snowlight.n
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THOMAS RRAnY

VHOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTRKs STREET.
M" On the frs day Of November ne tive shall the
Store No. p Chirtres street. directly OPP Oet5
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES. : On Wednesday,
the ID inst, the following resolutions were intro
duced into the Lower House of the Kentucky
Legislature, and were referred to a select commit
tee of FIVE:
Resatped That the union Of the soverengn States Of this
republic the only foundation OF its strength and great
ness and TO the American patriot and deaTer than
any local. sectional, fractional interest whatever, arising
from geographical divisions party eHds, and thai every
effort to dis olive at enmity with the principles OF the
outon, and is totally destructive of our highest social and
political haRpnesSto national prosperity, and 10 our
wel-earned fame.
ResOlred That the union of these States cemented in
revolutionary bood and is above all price and Ihat hen-
lucky viii stand by the mCst sacred duty, Mhle e re-
members the struggles of 76, and the parting admonos OF
the Father of his Country.
of Senators and Representayes in Congress assembled,
and that upon this question they VIII be true and unyedng
in their devotion TO the Union.
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CTAR TOWBOAT LINE
- ANGLD-SAXON, =,
ANGLO-NORMAN, E
ANGLIA n-AAIERI(,fN
! CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE

'NTUTMEGS AND ATACE-4OO pounds NUTMEGS,
landed aud in store, for sale by g-I
ds CHAS. STOUGHTON.9 "a Camp 81.
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C0GNAC BRANDIEs:
Just received ship Euphema and for sale in bond byI
y n


THE PEOPLES BILL POSTER,
- - - $. e. SATCHELL.
Il STAND ALONE, and still candidate for the peo.
A Pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me would wish to inform them, and all the world in
general tat am ready at al bours post their bills dis
tribute them Orders left the following places will be at
tended TO- crescent Office % 81 Charles street, billiards. OF
yune Job Office, II Bank Place; Pcayune Coffeehouse
corner 81. Charles and POydras SIS.
nj = & I. 81 D..
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Black Bomhaznes Alpacas and Orleans extra fine;
Black Mousseline de LANES, Black BaIeges all quaies
Black SILKS, Wdows Silks Lece Wells and Handkerchiefs
Black Embroidered Cambria, Handkerchief;
Black Printed Bordered Handkerchief;
Black and White Lawns; Black and White Calicoes;
English Cl0uted Calico BLACK White Chino Ginghams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black Arophanes and Widows Grapes;
White Grape and Ariophanes; Black Silk Tule;
Real Lodi Plnin nlAck (acnes etc etc -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

). LEVY, Note, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No
10 Camp, door from Common ST., N. Orleans. dl ~
4 AIcIIIlINnN E,nnrn lnd Sinnle lrll Elnods
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The MINISTER TO AUsTRIA.T-A private letter,
received at New York from Washington, states.
that COL Webb has received orders from Govern
ment to await further instructions in Paris or,
London, before proceeding further on his mission
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PIcKPocKETsN IN WAsHINGToN.-The great
crowd drawn together at the Presidents levee ON
New Years day, Offered fine opportunity for the
hght-fngered gentry to exefcise their propensies.
The Republic says; Several gentlemen lost their
pocket-books. containing small sums OF money
and we learn that valuable gold watch was taken
from the belt ef lady, the ring connecting the
watch with the chain having been cut with some
sharp instrument. The loss was not noticed by
her until leaving the mansion.m
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-04
CHARLES DURKEE.
From the Boston Post

From the Boston Post
Life hlsurdncc.-The American community
seems OF late to have become awakened to the ad
vantages of this important auxiliary to the cause
Of benevolence; and which is, perhaps, the best
method of securing to the family, at his death,
the continuance fthat support for which they
had been dependent on the husband ard father.
Properly conducted, upon. the mutual plan,
it Is in the nature eff the savings bank; and it
claims the consideration of the thoughtful and
provdent
The "Union Mutual Life Insurance Comma
ny" whose office is at 78 State street-and with
most of whose officers we have personal ac-
quaintance-is entitled to the confidence of the
public; and, on inquiry, we learn that its success
has been unexampled, as we are sure its man
agement is careful and judicious.
We copy the following in reference to this
company from the Worcester Kgis, and espe-
cially request persual of the company's adver-
tisement in another column of this paper
Messrs Carey & Field.-Gentlemen-
me, through you, to express to the officers of the
"Union Mutual Life ms. Company at Boston
my obligations for the urbanity, kind corsidera-
ton, and sympathy, with which they received and
entertained my recent call on them for settlement
OF a loss under policy effected with that Com
pany in February last, and for the prompt action
of their Directors for the immediate payment of
the same, which has this day been made by you.
am persuaded that, for the ready and obliginp
attention of its officers and agents, that Compa-
ny is well entitled to the confidence it has estab
llshed with the community, and which cannot
but be rapidly enlarged
Respectfully yours,
IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-04

THE IsTHMUs.-The Panama Star remarks
that September and October are the two most dis
agreeable of all months in which to croes the
Isthmus, on account of the heavy rains, and eau
tons travellers against encumberiug themselves
with too much baggage. It observes that no
more than one hundred lbs. Of baggage should
be taken, and that the best mode of conveying it
is to haveit carried OH the back of native, which
can be done in good time, at charge of only six
or eight dollars. 1t also states that American
gold at the Isthmus has become very scarce, and
now commands premium Of from seventeen to
nineteen per cent over the currency ofthe coun-
try. The health Of Panama still continues to be
remarkably good, and, according to the Star, not
ten strangers had died within two months, OF
diseases which they had contractedat the 18th
mus.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-04
o. Mr.. James, the English novelist il l.,
ing III Boston, but his lectures are but sljmI ''o
tended ",y a.
Brandreth's Pills Cure Chills and Fs,.


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the sale of your valuable Pills for the last five agn
did not to sell much NJ first, but after someax The
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agent for the sale ofsome six eight other kind
and say with safety, that have tried The Brons
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and in twenty other cases in my knowedgo "! Gu
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