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~Saasssfse Meascane warehouse
No. Is Chartrcs st. New Orleans.

WRiGtT Y co. having resolved to stand unriysIed in
every department oil their bushes have agree with Ina
tforeors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
t uLoagn9q the united States, keep them con
5ihy supueu with fresh and ample assortment nj rapa
lar 6n3 ne nsaa market prices By tins they
a eiDe 10 oner Tor the purchasers he
extensive assortment which be found in this or any
ety. Having had many experience in The n1rchs a.
ana sac OF faen detcines, they have acquired actes
od TINS particular department. the most liberal
scae ana are now prepared to supply the al prices So
exceedingly ow that the purchaser to realize
nandsome per eentage on his Investment either oesaIe
or RetdA. AT their establishment may be found n IN
assorimentof A LII GENUINE PATENT NJ EDICIS ES
The following list comprises part of their assortment and
can De nrnlshed to Dealers most from twenty 10
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regua,
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Who can be surprised that the masses of Great
Britain are in state Of restitution and misery ?
With population Of 27,000,000 in England, Ire
land and Scotland, Great Britain paid in 1S47,
Est, 900 900, or $3.50 000, 900 taxes OF this, S45
O00,0 00 was derived from property-the tax of ar
istocracy and gentry-while $685., 0O0, 900 was de
rived from trade and industry or rather from the
sweat and blood Of the masses. William, the Nor
man, who founded in the tenth century, the sys-
tenn Of English taxation is generally called rob
ber but in the period Of SIX centuries, and from his
conquest to 1000, English taxes never rose in q
single year above S3,0OO,0O0. George I. raised
them to 100000; George Ill, the odious ty-
rant who sought to strangle our liberty, raised
them to $75000,000; George w., in 1920, raised
them to $270,000,000, while in 1S47, they were
increased to $2S0,000,000, which, divided among
the population of Great Britain, is $40 80 to every
man, woman and child.
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MayOralty OF NewOrleans. January o, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALTTY No. Two,
III andar Iap


For laying down plank sidewalks in he Second Municipality
and furnishing materials for the same for one year:
L. The lumber of quality Of yellow pine
or cypress planks inches thick, and IL inches wide
50 mat the tootway shall be least "a inches wide The
spikes to be inch pressed boat spikes
II The pankng to be laid pine cypress blocks of
such dimensions as the ground may require the blocks to be
ad a. distances 9 TO feet apart that the panking shall
two spikes to each block the blocks to be secured by
stakes az each end driven feet the ground and nailed
TO The blocks secuey The sidewalks be lad such lines
and levels as the Surveyor may direct.
Ill All the material and labor 10 be furnished by the
contractor - -
w Payments TO be made monthly the certificate of the
Surveyor who shall be authorized deduct from the cert
cate such amounts shall any defective work And
the Council the right annu the contract after ten
piled with. 49,
y Security in the of thousand dollars will be re-
qnr for the faithful performance OF the contract.
W. Bidsas so much per runnng foot
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north Of Estsa and benjamin and Thsia streets
SECOND CoNTRAC r-Ihtrd Disiriet.-Aii tnat PORTION
south Of the north side Of ee and Benjamin and Thaa
streets, and including sad streets
nnpayed streets whn the pre- scbed limits OF the District
clean and clear q vegetable Or animal matter and carry oil
every morning all dead animals vermin Kitchen matter, and
all oa NTH and Other substances whatsoever ny IL O'Clock
heS1 er o am nac Ser on e
limits. when may be designated at any time by the sur
veyoru 49, ~
II. The contractor shall be bound to fill with brick rub
DISH shells Or dry sand al ruts or holes cart OF carriage
appearances and under the snpernendence of the Surveyor
shall keep the grade Of said unpaved streets regular
curved form SO as to throw the water of into the CUTTERS
shall clean the bitches, (and straghen the when
CURED by the surveyor the cutters and the four
supports by removing the dirt mud grass, weeds, and
other distractions Whatsoever TO let the water have
and weeds, and shall and from the unpaved
streets and rom e sidewalks bordering the unpaved and
H. The contractor shall regularly take and scrape and
II must G 9sr oS ~ S u = sa S 10 s
MO piles caiSy oil The same within twenty Jour hours and
AHA ii pP A. ss P ps: s as ny
surplus Of dit dust and other shs be removed to
sgs @ s De wn or out Oh the
W. The contractor be expressly forbidden to take,
those essaaed By
aner ,enay 81 y eap VI e s
Tie Contractor shall SCI oa anu annually rom the bsttpre
rita and renairus tb al 70 pe uSeu III s
vi 1t shall be The duty Of said contractor in all the streets
through which he watf shall be conveyed BY the CONNER
hereater be conveyed by said IN he streets within
the actual taxable limits Of the District any other part
he cutters to be horougy Cleaned ont and washed every
VII The said contractor shall not at any time be entitled
o s s III bs NY, 9 De
of the paved uupaved streets during the existence of the
zson Of the COMMITTEE Of rees aud LANDING, sha eanse
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TO THE TIA VELING PUBLIC.
" " " " " " "
XICAN
.WM stang Lin Sae e NIL!

.WW stang L6m I'm e MI!
To the Hat the Lame, lte Sore. and the stS 1gNueea:
WE GLAD TIDINGs OF GREAT JoY''
THE VOLCANIC OIL FROM MEXICO
has long been known to within itself wonderfully
us, ~ he Aees for Rhuatisn aess Of joints or any
for all kinds OF Sores Ulqs Sums, Wounds ar Lumps or ru
The happy combination ot this wo"derlu production OF nature
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Renders one OF The moi perfect offered he afflicted
s2othng and heaog properties diuse themselves thu
megss to the whole nelyoas system TO ihe e1gemi of m
assats ille 10 throw Of anu d herself OF any Diseased action
nerves aocs ehSrda o. ssmen making equally applicable
disease ectiou oany Of the ral portions the system
cSns IN 20 many different complaints. '''''4
We wl give Of ha thousands Of that been
lady Columbus Ohio had her hand slightly bruised took
"A Frightful Ulcer
All over The back her hand Doetor' had prescribed se, ont
besn condition than year, when he go bottle Of tn
sppsdt The dH s weeks De les
healed and the hand was we'll That Doctor buys the n
little GIRL fourteen Ps from Columbus had severe attack
The chords leg contracted
right age With the thigh and the knee JOINT s that she
@ ned the chords oOsned the joint pains
wrh'ut cruches and without impng. - ''
in Ptaburg had rad hot iron accidentally into hi
Wound and Burn
The sweed two bOurs h
any ii 10 the ground In hi
condition the Mustang Linment applied. immediate rele
pam was the consequence AMI III two days went about his bushes
aud had no farther trouble with ~
Galt YIN, H one 81 he os ezens o. CINCINNATI and long
syNip bai vsr, seyer 49, S0"'etH 'lf's is
Infiammatory Kheumatism
10 ms Iht tn most pain ioi
Lnmen and applied it. In les than tNentJouT hours he
eTr nom PAN G'I we soreness anu Stiffness perfect,
lat az w VI w essence ah ne may
inc ueIlblly Of
right ann.
man N covngton hen'ck' hnqo been able to walk without
cEutch.A 1f NEAR We ye'h,, to. We eHeots OF
throhc Rheumatism.
lie heard Of the Mustang l1ment bongh aud directed
aud nov he we'll AMI hainppe equal to Jolly Tar
man n5aE L9altgsi n.y. hld negro man who had running
SORES % o9n his leg ay g'rs really rotten aEd he feared the,
We Mu,tlnf L,nmen. and used according diiecoSs Ia
i nlp h" n s'lS S P ~rs Hul In b, 8,
who bad Ta cap sca Head Ys sn TsT ,ea S,Ts @
no gao '0 a. sSa 1 e I more haa could DO
head u hair dow cover. the '''' anu ueNa''u
,,,,r g U ,an,, aass ny .a scalp!
spretd ali over the scalp The hair cane eu and en b %
;hs sac Of dollar that The Mustang
G new SIa Of h ' 0 e n5 new s s S but Sn
SAYS Il he 5ss Har Tonic size ever saw willie 1--WE.
ui gssys the bai, that never succee
These ire but few Of the thousands of cure, We ar, v
| from all parts o. the country. ling VI
For Horses and other Animals,
,p All 19 pe SSpd to tGs lag L'9menr 2nl its
Scratches, swsenv Pple Evil F,tua a. ILL., s ils
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OFFICIAL.

MayoraIty of NewOrIeans, Jam. 9, IS51.
DY virtue of resolution adopted by the Council
ID of Municipality No. Two Their sitting OF the 9Th inst
IN eec,on viii he held ID the Sixth Ward of said Muuici
eajtr On MONDAY, the 10th inst. for Alderman to
iii The vacancy oconiond by the death of Samuel Shakes.
pea The polls VII be opened at the engrehou of Louis
lana Hose Company of Pedo and Caroneet streets
from hours OF SA M 10 under the direction of the
following named inspectors and Clerks:
INSPECTORS:
Robert Is. Walsh.
CLERKS:
jal0 A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
MayOraliy of New Orleans -. Jan. 8, 1871
~ COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
- Sitting of Monday, Jan. s, 1851. )
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
IL and requested after giving days notice in the official
paper Of the Municipality sell public auction the fol-
lowing, contracts for the term of two years, viz:
l. For cleaning the paved and unpaved streets and mar
kets, and keeping in repair the nnpayed streets and bitches
comprised within the following limits, and to be DESIGNATED
the Second Districts Between the north side Of st. Joseph
Ward the north side Of Thaa, Benjamin and Estee streets,
and the river
2. For cleaning the paved and unpaved Streets and mar
kets and keeping in repar the unpaved streets and bitches
comprised within the following limits and 10 be designated
the Third District: Between the river, moth side OF Esee
Bejamn anti Thaia Streets the OF the Second ard
and the centre of Felicity Road
The work be done, and payments made, In accorance
with the specifications which shall be published with the said
notice. :, ,e.ss
CSigned1 JAMES II. CALDWELL. President,
ISignedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True COPY; L. HEyLIGsn, Clerk.
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For repairing the wooden bridges. building bridges
laying gunwae CROSSINGS and furnishing all materials for
the same, for the Second Municipality, for year:
L. The will be bound TO repair all bridges which
may be ordered by the Surveyor, in song substantial and
wokmanke and in accordance with the
which bridges have heretofore been constructed The ends
fastened with bolts and admit OF their being
bridge.
II. All new bridges be constructed in accordance
levels given by him for that purpose The work be strong
substantial and OF the best description; the pank 10 be well
secured with bolts and neatly fitted each other and
70 the IRON bear Wherever he necessary dig
his expense, and wherever may be necessary alter
he width OF ditch for bridge, the necessary work
shall be done by the contractor without exr charge and he
shall fill the sid the grade of the street
anu other necessary MATERIAL TO be furnished and hauled by
the contractor.
Nv. When bridge taken up entirely and nil new tim
beers and plank uEed, will be considered bridge The
contractor will be bound procure from the Commaies
q check for each bridge laid by him, and the Commits
aries will inspect such bridges the may consider
it pece,serJ 10 renew, and give the requisite order.
Theigunwale crossings to be firmly bedded ind laid
according To the level and directions OF the Surveyor and
In such places may be required.
VI. The contractor will be paid monthly the certificate
the the OF the Surveyor that the said
work is neglected. and should neglect the part
Of the contractor the WORK will be done al the expense OF The
and the contractor will be bound the
OF the contract for and all losses the said Munich.
panty may sustain from the bad OF the BRIDGES.
VII The u iber and other materials used the consruc
ton of new bridges and crossings and IN repairing the old
bridges. shall be OF the kind and quality used heretofore
such purposes.
VIII. Security in the of two thousand doll will he
required or the faithful performance OF the contract.
IN. Bids to be- SO much foot, board measure
pairs Ter new bridges and much per running foot Tor
| gunwae crossings.
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MAyoRALTy OF NEwORLeANs Jan. 8, 1851.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell at my office, on MONDAY
NE oh day OF January 1851 at IL o'clock M, lowest
l. Fo furnishing all the materis and laying such plank
OF contract. 49, $3.50 ~ viz "'''
2 For furnishing all the material and repairing tho wooden
Ddgea building new bridges, and laying gunwale crossings
within the Mpnielpallty during from the date OF
me contract The whole IN accordance with the specified.
IONS ABOVE. lJaiol A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor,
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFORNIA.

EGf
~lssrx2s For CALIFORNIA, via the fsTHAIIS
NfibysEN OF TEHUANTEPEC.-The pioneer of this
s route, the first class and ayorlie sic mi
ALABAMA, r. w Foster. commander. VIII leave the
wharf foot of Grod St. for COATZACoALCOS RIVER,
TOUCHING at Vera Cruz. TUESDAY, February 4ih, al
oclUck A M.
az The ALABAMA will ascend the nver about forty
miles; she will stop Vera Cruz only few hours The
travel to Snn Francisco is shortened nearly 1000 miles TIE
cost greatly reduced will be observed by reference to
the rates below. The country to be uaversed is healthy
modous soppages Noestabshed arrangement Of travel has
yet been made by the rehuantepec Company in NewOeau
WIG propose 70 give their immediate attention 9 but mean
while they afford the opportunity, that the public should De-
come acquainted with route Of communication which Will
very soon become the great highway,
RATES OF PASSAGE: an NJ,
$50 pounds baggage allowed each passenger. Freight
30 cents per cubic foot.
ports from the Mexican Consul
e- An experienced Surgeon is attached to the vessel.
Ial6 G. ]. MEEkER 4 Co So Poydras st.
81. For sAN RANCIeCO-C california Rfgular
ssg9L L,ns,Ths Al coppered and fast ship KATAH-
DIN, Alfred Morse master, is now loading IS above,
and VIII have al possible dispatch. This ship Is OF the first
class and well found in respect. For freight passage
apply to VIM. J DEWEY SO Gravief ST.
az This ship will be consigned to the address of Messrs.
CLIFFORD, CARR & Co San Francisco. d33
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THE DAGuERREOTYPE SALOONS, No

4 SO Camp street, (Shf's new budings,) open
for the reception of visitors. who respectfully invited
examine the extensive collection OF PuRTRAITS.
LJ These SALOONS have been magnifeeutly furnished,
and every attention will be bestowed give satisfaction
patrons.
. es by the superior arrangement of the LIGnT in the
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this parpose, with
an inmen'e SKY -LIGHr, and by NEW CHEMICAL Pro.
CESS used IN preparing the Plates The Portraits produced
IN very or OF time (Ony few secOn). exhibiting
hlgn degree o. Perfection with the proper and natural
graduation 81 Light and Shade. without which Pictures
e8 A choice variety Of new style Enamelei and En-
EraNe LoCKErs of the finest Eold and best Workmanship
- 49,
~ Artists supplied with every article used in the d.
guerreotype at New Y oEk prices. ~ JACOBS
ia ON No. 80 Camp street, NewOrleans.
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OFFERING to the public this new and valuable remedy
Il Tor CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, Asst MN,
Gbtf'HS, COL.DS etc., w append few notices OF Tho
character and efficacy tho medicine. Numerous tesllmo-
MATS ay he scent " nnhe for distribution atthe agency,
which sufferers cto obtain muy be proper 10 suy
thai d. u. is eminent practising physician OF twelve yeam
standng graduate Oi lie University OF Pennsy wanna.
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Df. T0wnsends SsnaDarla sovereign and speedy
for ncpient Consumpion barrenneas frpapsus Uter.
Failing OF the Womb Cosvene4s, Piles, LeuchOrh0a, or
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult Menstruation, Incontnence
OF Unna involuntary discharge thereof and the
prosratOn OF the sYsteHno matter whether
inherent calse causes produced by egulary illness or
accdent. Nothing be surprising than
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and ass
ude from taking OF become robust and full of energy
under its Influenza 1t Immediately oounteecs the neTveess-
of the female frame, which is the great of barren
1t will be expected Of in of delicate
nature, exhibit certificates of peorms but can
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children, after using bottles of this Invaluable medicine
have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring,
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HOUSE TO RENT, in St. Claude street, be-
u tween Barrack and Bayou Road, First ttunicf <es
paly, New and wei-finfshed Two Story Double ffTl
HOUSE, with TWO story Kitchen The Front HouseEGsA
CONTAINS ROOMS with fire place in each, with crates; the
Kitchen contains the construction of the House
intended for two Dwellings, and will be rented separately
at the rate of 80 month, the whole lease
TENANT at si5 There is yard to each half OF The house.
with separate entrance each from the and the oca
ton is most respectable. Apply TO HUGH DOWilN, at
his Paint Store No 81 ST. Claude street, between Baack
aud Bayou Road. ia4 lmos*
ITO LET-Several Small houses, one in -.
Il GreenviIle, all ready furnished; Inquire Of f'I'
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DO M TIC rs.

<sd-gr, FOR NEW YORK direct To sail on
&MGEYa SATURDAY,, jan. %, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
n The splendid AL low pressure steamship FRI k
MAN RAWD0A. Robert 7. Brown, commander, will
leave the wharf foot of Girod street, above. For freight
or passage, apply TO
jail Il. M. HARRISON & co. 70 Poydras ct.
,~e.9.sse HAHi- EsTON AND Ii a VAN A
%lhikf'fN Packet - United States Mail Line betDeen
n-nsaas4sA Charleston and Hapana, via Saeannah and
hep Uest-The splendid steamship ISABEL, Capt. Rol
i'm HOP tons b9rthen has resumed her regular trips IRON
for CharestonSh and I'D of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana the LIST and 10Th.
RATES PASSAGE:
Havana TO Charleston Savannah.
Havana to Key West. 80
Foi further particulars, apply to
M. Z. M0RDECAI, Charleston, or to
e. J. HART u co. 70 Tchoupil0ulas ST. N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS g. co.
~ Passengers leaving Havana by this ship reach
New York and Phi ahe mia in tine time by taking the
Steasship to those ports DIS 28w
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

Ths extract of Sarsapana has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints. No female vino hes
suppose she approaching that critical period, THE ru1
Of blte should neg ect TO take it, as
fot any of the numerous horrible diseases to which females
subject thus time of life. This period be delayed
for several years by using this medicine. Nor less vana.
bic tor those who approaching wOmanhood, is cal
cuGted assist nature, by duIckenng the blood and nvigor-
atng the SYSTEM Indeed, this medicine Invaluable
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies,
by removing the impurities OF the Doy,nt so far stuiua.
ting produce subsequent relaxation vi CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles Of tbs medicine many severe and pain1
surgical operations may be u eyented.
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CAUTION.
Owing to theA ;seiuccess and sale of d. Town
sends Sarsapara hssmber OF men who were fornprly N
Agents. have cont. need making Sarsapara Extiilyts
ElNn. Bitters Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They qsJe
-ny put the shaped bottles and some az ther
have stolen and copied advertisements thew are ony
worthless mutations, aud should be avoided
Principal Office l26 FktOR street, sun Buildins Now
York; Redng Co, State street, Boston; Dyott K 5, A.
10 .E9ru Second street, phlaepha s. = Hance Drug
gs BatlmoTei T.; NJ. Cohen, Charleston; los Sgf6 Ponri
street, Albany r H. MeGraw, Nalchez and by all the
United States, West Indies and tie Canadai 'DS
}. WRIGHT, l5i Chartres strrsf,
10 SOLE AGENT, New Orleana
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, TALR0FIPE HYAso
Hka.E iHAl.l.llE1N.

pAtsA EitESAsUhAEh TAIbSEtPE kAEAsAD.
TtsSE tSAlIshEik.
MAGUIRE HARRINGTON, having purchased from
LIVE the sgnees OF w. Talbot the patent right Tor the
of his ralhoype process in the States OF Louisiana
Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Texas beg leave call
attention OF the public TO their gallery OF specimens In this
department OF Photography.
The Tatbotype is taken upon paper ivory, glass metal
and variety OF other substances, the first possessing
decided advantages OF trensmisbity by mail can
enclosed in letter, made to adofn the pages of book o,
preserved in portfolio.
The Taiboiype ebets susceptible of eoong, tina,
the picture be finished 20 any degree desired by the
every variety of texture and cpor Of the drapey and
plexion color OF the eyes and hair be faithfully den
Gated.
The Tabptype represents the sitter without any revers
effect mole or upon the right cheek, appears upon
the rr4bt cheek
The Tabotype be duplicated any extent withou,
the additional trouble Of another sitting After the frs
impression Is taken COPIES be furnished future
N B.M Il H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution of this superior ART ready dispose OF rght
toI the States specified with thorou gh in tructious.
DAGUERREoFYPES they profess 10 take quicker and
better than any other establishment, the world. The
guaranty perfect likeness OF child OF months in one
saCand- charge. fmht tn No q CAMP Street
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FlT5i FITSi FIT

l Townsend not having tested his SarsapaIia
OF Fits OF course recommended it, and SURPRISE
m raeeve the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Vestchester county,
FORDBAM, August 1s, 1877.
Dr. 1O,1Rssna-Dear Sir: have little girl year.
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for her, but without last,
although could md Recommendation circulars
Tor cases like hers thought, she very delicate
health wonld give her of arsapana, and
ga1 did, for not only restored her strength bat ohe
has mad return OF the Fs, pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
We fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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FHTLADELFlAI June Is40-I lsly fteOnInend Dc
Duvis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my know ledge
of is virtues My wife had been affected lo long time with
weakness md the breast; the this medicine
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would, after
Iime Tecpr, and all the relief speedy
IN the r place, 1t months she has been
free Of the Affection consider and recommend ii most
valuable medce gthenng effect has been
in addition TO relieving the breast SWALLOW 70 Waters
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fFroia hr; s. G. Hayts, Of tasrra Of Bgensr, Haves q
Co.. Booksellers and StGtt0nsrs No l93 Market street.
PhiIddekphia-Januafy y. ls47.J
Your syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar ia an invaluable
dy eured the of colds with me. If you wan, ceI.
lheate ! viii Cheertnly give s. G. HAXEa.