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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06
MODERN "ULTRA pRoGREssroNIsrs.

There are some among us who wish greatly to
be Reformers. The world for ages has been, in
their view, "under tutors and governors who
knew nothing, and now, upon the advent Of these
regenerators, the social SYSTEM they think, can be
reconstructed upon better principles. They enun-
ciate with all the dctum Of pedagogues their dog
mas, and ask our cIedence confidently as if they
had been tested thousand years.
The idea which they wish to naugurate upon
the throne of human admiration is PROGRESS /; and
they call upon ALL of all parties and religions, TO be-
lieve and obey. Progress " with men of ordinary
minds has legitimate definition, but in their hands
its meaning is wholly perverted. Instead of adj
vance, it is retrograde; in place of making nroads
upon ignorance and advancing true knowledge it
turns about and attacks the sacred fortress of eve
ry old and fixed truth, purposely to demolish it,
and replace it by the most vicious and untried
theories.
Progress being their motto, they hold nothing as
fixed Having nothing clear in their own minds,
they are not capable of discerning truth from err
ror, and, carried about with every wind of doc
trne' they believe eternal verities are as tickle as
themselves. Truth, according to this new idea,
has locomotive characters what was right last
age or year is not right now; men are wiser
grown; "the apostles were in leading strings say
they. 1t was wrong to steal, but now or next
year all property may be robbery. Honor thy
father and thy mother" was anciently right, but
soon child, under the reconstruction of society,
may not know who his father and mother are, that
he may honor them. Two and two make four
now, but next year it will make twenty or a hun
dred, there being nothing fixed in any truth.
These men assume to themselves the high pre-
rogative of special guardians of laboring men.
They deude them into the belief that they are OPP
pressed, and persuade them 10 unite in various as
SOcationS for mutIal protecton brt thew onlv serve
to give employment to some idler awhile and cheat
some mechanic out of his money. To play the
demagogue they advocate socialism, Fourierism,
anti-rentism. land reform, agrarianism of any and
every form, that they may getfollowers any how
it is all they for, supreme se6shness being
the only fixed principle of their lives. Fit compa-
MONS only of him who, from the yawnng gate of
pandemonium, sought through chaos path TO new
world only to ruin it.-NeWark Daiig advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

AS Dr. RExsoLDs, Of Boston, about crossing the rail-
road in Reading day two since, just train Of
was approaching bis horse became unmanegeab and dash
ing forward upon the track struck by the locoo ve and
almost instany killed. The doctor escaped with the fracture
one Of bi, and bruises. His carriage badly
broken.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

PREPARATIONS FOR SAVING PAssENGERs--The
Cleveland Herald says that the Captain of the
steamboat Southerner has furnished his boat with a
sufficient number OF plank to support one hundred
and fifty people. In each plank is inserted loops
of arred rigging, and these boards Of safety are
arranged about the boat SO as to be ready at mo-
ments warning.
We have seen it stated that for some time after
the burning of the Erie, the boats accustomed
to carry these planks. 1t was good practice, and
should never have been discontinued But in a
short time, probably, the room they occupied was
grudged. 1t is to be hoped that the impression
made by the horrible catastrophe of the Griffith
will not soon pass away. There is no occasion or
excuse for subjecng travellers to the risk of whole
sale slaughter. 1t seems of little use to appeal
to legislative action for protection or to the laws
for punishment. The best remedy is with travel
lers themselves, by patronizing those conveyanceS
which make safety primary object.-.dlb Reg.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

The FALL OF THE TABLE Rock" at Niagara
Falls is confirmed. About forty feet of it are gone,
but no lives are lost. The six persons in the car
riage had very narrow escape by jumping out as
the carriage went over.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

The Washington Union is indignant at the ac-
ton of the people Of New Mexico. The rage of
the Editor is unbounded--so absorbing that he says
ne can hardly find words sufficient to express his
indignation at this daring movement. We are at
loss to conjecture what has excited the mild and
amable editor of the Union II is but little more
than year since he earnestly recommended the
people of New Mexico to adopt the very course
,chich they haze no,o taken. This policy was
urged then as the best mode Of settling an ercit-
ing controversy, and we know of nothing which
has since occurred TO render that mode of settle
ment Objectionable especially now that the excite
ment is ten-fold grealer.-Boston Journal
The contras. between the present and past posi-
ton Of the Union will be apparent by perusal of
the following extract from an editorial in that paper of
February Is, ls49:
"It has been ascertained, without doubt that no
: form OF territorial government, under the authority
Of Congress, can pass the House Of Representa
: tiyes without being trammeed with the Wmot
proviso, or slavery restriction. Ii is equally GER
: tain no bill with the restriction can become law
: What then can be done? Is there anu other
I. mode in uhich the difficulty can be soloed? In
: our Judgment there IS !; and that mode ;s 10
. prouide at once for the admission of The mr.
!. CURED territories Of California and Aey Menico
into the Union as States, as soon as then shall
8 form republican constitutions, as PROMISED BIZ
: the Select Committee in the report made by Sc
: nator Douglas as its chsirman or as proposed in
!. the minority report of Senator Downs, of the Ju
dietary Committee. By This mode the question
. Of The Hilmot proviSo Is avoided"
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FROM RIO LANEIRO.

Advces from Rio Janeiro to the 9th May state
that the yellow fever had greatly abated there after
having carried off about $4,000 Of the inhabitants.
The population of the city is. supposed to be
$50 900
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

There but four deaths in the city Of Savannah in the
wcek ending the 10Th ult; white and three coored
persons. The population Of Savannah is about l6, 900
persons.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

The Hon. Wn b. CLARKE, the Wing candidate for Gov
Of Maryland has resigned the presidency of the Mutual
Insurance Company Of Washington county.
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THE pATERNAL LETTER.

Dedicated By the Auhor of the Reeoecfions, 10 The Youth
Of the United States.
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER Is, 1896.
DEAn WAsHISeTos Yesterdays mail brought me your
letter Of the 18th instant and under Of this you
will receive ten dollar bill, purchase gown &c. If
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

Up TO the evening OF the 2ai instant hundred and
wentyone bodies 10 all bad been recovered Of those lost by
the burning Of he Griffith.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06

Convention is to be held at Old Point Virginia, the
9TH OF July adopt for the establishment of line
of steamers between James river and Europe.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-07-06
NOTE BY THE EDITORS.

Il will be recollected, doubtless, by every reader
of ours, that several weeks ago we explicitly dis
claimed obtruding upon the attention of Congress
our individual views of the great questions now
depending, upon which the wisdom and intelligence
of both Houses are fully employed.
The rule thus laid down for our own government
we have no intention of now departing from.
Certainly, we had no idea of doing so when we
penned the brief introduction, as above, to piece
of information which struck us at once with sur
prise and unbelief. Our object rather to attract
the attention OF our readers to an important fact, if
fact, but which might not, after all, be fact, but
of those bubbles of rumor which float for day,
and are dispersed by the next days SUM- We in
tended our Introductory remarks aforesaid rather as
apeasantry than as statement of serious case ;
and very serious case il would be, if true, as
stated by the correspondent of the Journal Of Com
merce, viz. that Texas was about to march an
army into the Territory of New Mexico.
There is something in the remarks of Mr..
STEPHENS which seems to imply that we spoke
not only with serious intent, but with some autho-
rity, in regard to what would be the duty of the
part Tor detachment of the Army now stationed in
New Mexico, Far from it. We have no warrant
to speak for any branch of the Government on that
subject; nor have we any information in relation
to it which the Public has pot.
We shall not contend with Mr.. STEPHENS in a
question upon which his mind is made up, but
which we have yet gravely to consider before we
come to conclusion upon it. We may be
permitted to remark, however, in passing, that
1t would almost seem that we cannot, nowadays,
even deprecate civil war and bloodshed, without
calling down censure from quarters whence it
is least expected indeed, bloodshed has of late
come to be talked of as remedy for griev-
ances, whether real or ideal, with alarming levty
and frequency. knowing well Mr.. STEPHENs's
sincerity of character, and the highminded feelings
which in general direct his course, we are truly
sorry to see him indulging in such bloody visions.
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Basiness q Le compang eesneal Q M Isnranee onlv

The permanent fund be invested per charter for the
benefit Of the policy holder il bonds and mortgages on
thereon and in Stocks Of the State and OF the United States
This Company being organized not for the benefit Of
sockholde and CAPITALISTS but solely for the protection Of
erty Is II It's operations great National benevolent insst
ton conducted the most secure and solid principles and
and Sanaoms Legacy % Widows and c6en after death
Az policy holders. whether for life Or shorter terms who
Of The profits 81 he company without any reservation
Creditors can insure the ves OF debtors thus securing
o lie S Ct Rs1 hs sOs bans
and use of herself and children free from tho claims of cred
John John Hagan. Joseph Walker. John $. Alison.
R GSn% sa@as stsn a E M% sessaS
SnTsR Gs9 o asR q T sSs
Joseph w stanton. Morgan i Ian M Cohen,
W NJ Gsodoh SRRs BALDWIN. William WRe
John Il Saiarans S. w Smith Thsc, r. McCeleb
coInsia. F:owe. isspi aaaas john D. Leslie
Edw. Jenner Coke.
JoHn HAeAN, President Of the Company.
A. WrpDESS9ss, N. B. s' Ssdcai Board
T. e. alaS SsT Actaary t. GooID. Attorney
ESEasD b BE.s No "a Msgaziqs street Medical
spPca n he Company W ds T om
without permit which can be had on application At the Office
Of the Company.
issue Fos On III esHa sRs SssSS
White persons and Negroes Table Of Rates established
New York and London offices, and without their sercon.
g residence in the South By the charter Dividends
and can Be made ssaabs al once 10 The extent Of twohr
Of their aonnt where the party has paid h premiums in full
ben a. New York and London rates Prospectus. Table
necessary to effect Insurance be had ut the Office of thu
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
A. N. q b p. M.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

A. =. COCHRAN d CO.,.
rot impos q FRUiTs. NUS VINES So ee a..
CAROLINA SEED COW. PEAs-sCo bushels senu.
inc Imported direct from Charleston,
EiiiS-lO9O drums new smyrna superior Eleme,
RAlStNS-=in Quantities TO suit purchasers;
go sSs s so f +; ss o Almonds
PEGANS. BkAzIL NUTS and PEA NUTs-S5O
gEPPER, RACE GINGER, etc.-aoO bags;
STARCH---Agency Of Iieth, Floyd CO..:
~ ,Dll-2n baskets Dnts and quarts, Piagnol;
Es-Mholss halves thirds and quarter boxes
BRANDIESVa qualities;
ORANGES a 6Sas osF4 9sot o 81 Sa and
PRnH dSs ok jaE 2 and fancy betss;
CHAMPAGNE--l00 baskets;
BRANDY CHERRIEs-5O5c cases fresh landing;
MACCARONi AND VERMICELLI-SO0 cases fresh
FIRE.CSA iIs.E 800 boxes first quality No. Il
POWDER-Ageney of the celebrated . American Chfys.
RsTSss 5 s p 70 oil py
WINES, LIQUORS AND CORDIALs.
n UNDERHILL, No. II Common street, keeps constant
-. y on hand a large stock of WINES, LIQUORS,
CORDIALS ETC, to which he would invite the attention
Particular attention will always be paid TO supplying Bars
with the choicest Liquors and Wines which can be obtained
in the market, Now in store:
bRANDlES-Otard, Dnpuy & Co.'s, A. Seignetie's,
~, G2dard, y and other celebrated brands;
GH5Aa M AS every brand and description
SHERRY-Dpff Gordon and Pale Sherry very superior;
MADElRA-East India Madeira, splendid article;
HOLLAND GlN-Drect importation, best quality;
scoTCH ALE and LONDON PoRTER Su'
M OF which VIII be sold, wholesale and retail reasOna
ap3 I'm II Common St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-06
DALLEYeS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The OrIalnaI and Only ssnuins.

ever beeu discovered tnt possesses any Of the qualities
~ ~; sos nev A daily We benT Of new nnd
y. ~ ie -HA, u l.. n. nrs,l,a,;s, "
nefeioiore unknowl virtues acossIea " ~ ~ "
,sw :. \. 2 '"ss IL a.
es.ss arg ous sn, 1eegs,s, u ~ Nv NJ X
mas been the science OF Mr. HENRI ph-lAha tie N
vento so admirable the combination Of its ngreeniB, that
Il found suited TO relieve almost every aiment 10 which the
frame of man IL snhiec Let s enumerate some OF the pc.
cuiar onalilies oS MS ,sp,s,Iv - -
rs.s =. -, - - Z r. IL .,...i...,...r
FTst.,t VIII. within hve minutes from hz eppncsuon,
remove the pam from the sevefest BukNS SCAlaDs OF
BLISTERS 1t will also remove the pain and GOUT,
TIC-DOI,EROI1x PILES RHFTIMATISM SORES
II SUM- r MOS " ~ $500 :
or g w Eih,t~u'' ,,.,-,,,.
Ssccnd.--ln cases Of buhNs,h applied immediateiy,
will life, how severe may be the injury,
miles vital part be burned: and couseouenty any Sore or
Instrumentation. '' -,
- 20. = m ~, i, =, = my -, r.
lnrait WI, nea nsns o. HounuS oiceFs' or oofea, Oh
any kind, WITHOUT SCAk-
Foatrth-It neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
V2.ot;lo. In..o,- or n alta .nr,.t.
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THE PKOPLE's Bill POsTER.

a % c. 81 IIE1EII4s
STAND ALONE, and am still candidate for the peo-
\ PIES BILL POSTING. Thankful TO those who got
elected and those who did for the beF patFonag they
gave me would wish 70 inform them. all the World IN
gee that ready all hours pc stheir hhs o. dis
tribute them. OFdem left at the following pa ceswll pc az
tended 2; Crescent Qcs 50 StChhIs seet; billiard "
ynns Job OfHes II Bank Place; Picayune n flee house
corner 81. Charles and P0ydras
ni2 8. G. SATCHELI.. Peope.s Blnrose5.
QLUk LICK NATBR-2o bbls fresh from Springs
~ just received and for sale by r. l.. MASSEY,
apf4 Apoihecafy and Druggist, cor lamp and 6tayler
HAVANA EIt;ARs-A small invoice. direct ilnporta
u ton, choice brands, for sale low by
avs JOHN TO0LE, Is Bank Place.
uiHONOMETkIt-A very superior Instrument. BY
- bssl nm Ia Iiyerpool, sale low by
sGas JOHN TOoLEI % Bank Plaza
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ROSWELL CHAPLIN.


Or C0NsTIPATlON OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
IL the suet safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called office with establishment upon their faces, stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
of their bodies the bowels, and that copious
had resulted romit This result will always follow thorough
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried II is perfectly sale; and
in no instane can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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aAIn RuEuM-


This ceriies that DALIIEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used my family for Salt Rheqm OF thirteen yea
once aeviated and they both entirely removed. There
can no doubt but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Patenee claims for il, from what has fallen under my obseT
vaOn added the respectable testimonials in its flyoT
by others who have used it in requiring immediate Eee
do cheeriuy recommend TO the attention Oithe afflicted
the of this invaluable salve. - -
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAFlh,
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time, but it driven in, aud will re-appear the
other place The Pain Extractor however daos
and completely removes the cause Of the disease, and effects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-06
thy DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,

she brought 10 my Deu DOx ana appnn some 70 me Sores
felt Immediate wherever touched me, and begged
for enough to annont thoroughly II Obtained and
life seemed to invest To remove the burning PAIN
in the chest made Pills OF it, and took them. which
soon cured me. my life to your valuable Extractor,
being strong and have been since early
in the year 1872. kERZIA FRENCH. TO-
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nc U N T Z R F E t s i!-n
COunterfeits AbOund!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORS are Coun-
terfes of DALLEY'S. The worthless who sell them
hope that by stealing name they may induce the public
believe that their noums the virtues the genuine
articles. Buy of none but our authorised Agents.
D-Attend to The peculiar marks upon The gen
uine and Observe that the name, II. Dali
Ley" be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN different
eolored Ink, the envelope of each boz and thai
no other be xpOn 1t.
Ev General Depot for the United States where all orde
addressed will be promptly executed,
III. DALEY Il CO.,
AS BrOGdWaV, Nep York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
151 ChGrtres Strset, Mem Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNES-
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS, in the State Of MIS-
souri,, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT 81 CO.,
nh2 I'm General q pts fO- snid Tsrrifors.
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Davis's SyruRof IPad Cherry and Tar--We wound call
attention the advertisement Of this valuable medicine
other column. Several of ia alnaTy effects have
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend It 10 the Aiioted.Ed. NJ y Ueskfy Yistter
end temperance SsHtiAel, (TreRtoa,) Feb. 9, 1s41.
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HARTELL I,s, M VA ~ HSysh

No. X23 CHESNU10IRELl,F 1iII1111H'L1f 1I17I'
TIME undergned youd inform his Southern patrons and
IL friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which ~
has been uner his charge hasJust been @
elegantly rete enlarged and refumshed, in the most l
fashionable manner and the entire Of every de-
be had at All times by giving few hours notice.:
The central and fashionable location OF the WASHING.
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business or pleasure; and there shall be exerons spared to
have II contnne to merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. Ii. J; HAhTWELL,
readiness my7 Wifi
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From Mr.. s. C. Hases Of The firm ~ Brgper, Hayes e.
Co., Booksellers and StntoHers No 1873 Marked street.
phitGdqp hid-Ianuary 9. isi7.
Your syrup OF Wild Cherry aud Tar an Invaluable
dy; cured the Of colds with me- III yOn want cef
dfcae will cheertuly give s. g. HAYES.
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rErn.n 8 9 Lli.,...sa

PApuoAH Ky, June s, lsl6Sy stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced SIX bottles and its popularity daily
increasing You would do well to send another supply
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany, aborng under the distressing Fry
spelas attended with inflammation of the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hens eggs prorudng, and large bois covered body
came ntoeabe. My tongue cracked, and the roof of my
mouth was covered with Sores and Chest the oil
my neck in constant burning heat that cold
did not cool it.
In this misery pnged for death and never expected re-
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MEDICAL CARDS.

BOTANIC DRUG STORE, No. IS Camp street,
~ conducted by Dr. A. A. JONES. mill ly
TNH. ID. GLASS, (late Of Hopkinsvlle, Ky.) No. 81
Bazonns street, between Union and Perddo streets, New
Orleans MI
nR. HOUGH's OFFICE, No. 4 3 q Baronfe street,
~ nesr CarTollto9 Railroad Depot-n consciousness 81
will attend patients II his Office only Office hours
to o'clock and TO 5P. ~ No accounts will be
kent. d1Q an,
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The efficacy OF hePALN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable We know Of numerous cures, and do
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this pur
pose Deicacy prevents NJ from asking certificates from ladies
this subject. The following procused by of
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALI4EY'S MAGI.
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples,
with that most distressing complaint, most valuable
tce to cure it. - PHEBE BRAY,
albany, April, 1873. MARY MOORE.
FEVER SORES
hereby certify that have been afflicted with nveterate
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
medicines that used recommended for its but
purpose, until, last resort heard of and tried AL
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to my
great SURPRISE before had used one whole box Of this aye,
limb entirely healed and have nothing Of left
HenTistta. Monroe county. N Y. May s, ISFs.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases 10
wonderful quickly does it all pains and soreness,
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its success In
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1876.
Dear Sir About week since, while working my trade,
cut foot in very bad and dangerous The whole
STEP The wound began TO infame, and continued do
until became much alarmed. used British OIL Tnctare
of Myrh and several adhesive paer, but all purpose
then commenced the use OF
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and than inmates the pain and inflammation began
to subsde, and has entirely left me.
| confidently recommend Dalleys Magical Pain Elk
tractor being superior to anything have ever seen tried for
removing pain or inflammation.
am ship-carpenter by trade, and shall be willing to ties
ty the virtues of the Salye at all times when
reside Franklin Avenue, at No lbl where can give
-' JEFFERSON NJ BISHOP
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WRLLsyILLR, Ohio, January ~, ls47The article Of Wild
Cherry and Tar find TO be valuable medicine and
considerably in practice have sold and used nearly all
that you have forwarded and would be pleased havsy0u
send another supply the Of transportation
will be open.
PoRT CARBON, February 30 1S4T-JHessrs. Robinson.
Collins u Co.. am happy to inform you that think DR..
DaVss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead mp
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for Dr.
DaUis's DeYarGttpe Extract and Joseph DGgs's Horss
LiniBlent that have taken the liberty Of writing for an
agency for the above articles. if agreeable you If please
write word, and send dozen EACH with large
chow bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. II KKMrroN