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| hundred and ffty-four.
For pay of commission, warrant, and petty
officers, and seamen, including the engi-
neer corps of the navy 1850, l.
To pay to the officers patty officers, and
seamen of the United States navy, to the
officers, non-commssioned officers must
clans, and privaes of the marine corps,
and to the officers and men of the revenue
service who served in the Pacific ocean,
on the coast of California and Mexico,
during the late war with Mexico, and
since the conclusion of the war up 10 the
twenty-eighth Of September, eighteen hum
dred and fifty, the additional COM
pensatIon as has been by law directed to
be paid to the officers and soldiers of the
army who served in California fIndef
To allow 10 Leutenafs William Lewis
Herndon and Lsrdner t,ibbon officers OF
the United States navy, who were en-
gagged upon the exploration of the Anna
zon, the same pay as has been allowed to
the superintendent of the naval aslronon,.
lcal expedition in Chill by the act making
appropriations for the naval service, ap-
proved March third, eighteen hundred
and ffty-one, during the period of their
service as aforesaid, which period shall
be reckoaed from the date on which each
officer left the United States until the final
i, return of the exploring party tindes
For pay of supetintendents, naval consfr4e-
tors, and all the civil establishments at the
= several navy-yards ard stations 1856
For provisions for commission, warrant, I'D
and petty officers and seamen including %
engineers and marines attached to vessels -.
:, for sea service $50, q
For the completion OF a scientih, inyestga- -- q
ton and experiments upon the character
of alImentary substances, used as sabsist-
ence IN the navy, and means to prevent -a---
their deterioration ga
For surgeons necessaries and appliances
for the sick and hurt of the navy, including y 49,
the marine corps So al q
For repair of vessels in ordinary, and for
wear and tear of vessels in commission.
including fuel and purchase of hemp l.9aI.4
For ordnance and ordnance stores. and
:, small arms, including Incidental expenses 1000
For preparing for publication the American
Nautical Almanac 1870
For the purchase of naut cal instruments re-
qured for the use of the navy, for repairs
OF the same, and also of assronon,: cal in gsa
straments lilo
For the purchase of nautical books maps, 5sus
and charts, and for backing and binding .sa
the same t-r - q 100 las
For printing and publishing sailing direc- sae
toms, hydrosraphicsl surveys and as,ro- a15-
nomleal observations 81 = s1s SIS
AaE 1850 eftisr. sr..sfr-. q CLOSE 4
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BY the making appropriations for the naval
the year ending the treh of june thousand eight
hundred and ffty-fouT.
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sent by officers of the army on public
service expenses of courts martial and
courts of inquiry, including the addi-
tional compensation to judge advocates,
recorders, members, and witnesses, willis
on tina. service, under the act, OF March
sixteenth, eighteen hundred and two
extra pay to soldiers employed, under
the direction of the Quartermastef's
department, in the erection of bar
racks, quarters, storehouses, and hos
pitals; the construction of roads and
other constant labor, for periods of
not less than ten days, under the act of
March sec,nd, eighteen hundred and
nineteen; expenses Of expresses to and
from the frontier posts and armies in the
field; ofescorts to paymasters, other dis
bursting officers, and trains, when milf
tary escorts cannot be furnished expen-
ses of the lnterment of non-commission-
ed officers and soldiers authorized of.
fee furniture; hire of lahosers in the
Quartermaster's department, including
hire ofnterpreters, spies, and guides for
the army compensation of clerk to Of
flcers OF the Quartermas;er's department,
compensation of fsrage and wagon-mas-
tiers, authorized by the act Of July, eigh-
teen hundred and tlirtY-eight; for the
apprehension of deserters, and the ex-
penses incident to their pursuit; The va
rlous expenditures required for the first
and second regiments of Dragons, the
companies Of light artillery, the regiment
of mounted raemen, and such companies
of infantry as may be mounted, including
the purchase of travelling forges, black
smiths and shoeing tolls, horse aud
mule shoes, iron, hire and veterinary sur
geons, and medicine for horses and mules
FOR constructing, repairing, and enlarg,ag
barracks, quarters, hospitals, storehouses,
stables, wharves, and ways, at the sew
eral posts and army depots for temporary
contouments, and the authorized furniture
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
THE WORLDS FAIR.

We have but little TO add t. our notice Of Saturday
LAST on the Crystal Palace Decided progress has
been made in the decoratous especially Of the dome,
which will be magnificent Various partitions, count
ers and sheISings nave been put up Many contribu-
tions have been cumulated. But che whole is scene
of exaggerated confusion
Mr Secretary Webster's note to the Committee OF
Directors stated that the Government would Afford
every facility to the project, and consider the Cystl
Palace Bonded Warehouse. That term hits of pre-
c.ely the pbysiocnomy of the building at this moment
wilderness of unassorted, unopened, unclaimed un-
numbered. unnamed and unadorned bales and boxes
Poygot ,uperscrptiOns the treasures scattered in
all directions meet the eye. Precious and perishable
contents with the significant this side up with care are
We, to be revealed by the French German Italian and
English workmen having charge of them while many Of
the heavier materials in huge proportions, lie unadused
on the ground Crowdng al the doorway come the stall
vart tuckmen and their stawart horses, and
ruubling and tumbng discharges OF freight in
Quick succession, bespcak adnittauce. The nev
er.onding strokes of the wOrkman's hammer re-
sourd through the corridors in the full din
OF the industrial struggle Decorating the dome in stellar
and radiatng forms and iris tnts myrlds Of worknen
swung ao combine courage with AT in their perous and
can't abors The delicate tacery Of the baustrades o.
he s'ArUa Nn0 second Stolitsi Is fbctNlHB
hands is back ground Of crimson cloth and its rich gid
iugs But amid all this hurry and crash Of toll aud skill it
Is plainly to be that although tie Inauguration of tho
Crystal Palace will take place to morrow in presence Of the
National State and City authorities the Foreign Minister
and Commissioners and assembled Thousands yet the Ex
hibon will not be ready Not only will It be unready to-
morrow but hszerd little ia saying that it will be 80
vera weeks before al its details including those Of the Ia
eral arcade will be completed Without rtgrettng the
past finding fault, except TO state that some months
grace should have been allowed to raising and stocking
such great edlfce, we would say to strangers
in NewYork or shout visit it, that the earlier days OF the
Exhibition must not be considered true represent
Of its ripper sories The building, however is 50 unique
beautiful ara imposing in itself that il will alone reward a
visit 1t has decidedly improved sncs our last notice, un
der the army Of workmen engaged on it.
Tomorrow Will be The evenfu day Of the Inaugural,
President Pierce and his SUITE Foreign Ministers and
Commissioners distinguished strangers the civic and mill
tary bodies Of York and Of thousands OF citizens
will partake of the jubilee.
The public who may intend to visit the Crystal Palace
nay be assured that will be magnificent dsplay-art5
tic and ndustrial-suggestve and beneicent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13

ysls-Hssrs Bsheast, BeekE4s ci.rt- cso1T hssssns
Nsfi-fr 1sTH, Nsn-oe S--esse ria'r Ias~r AP"--
ross-Nesr Psrsr,t P-sre,- B,ss cosssr carsd pa'.a
port Joues KIby OLA fsrce Rosts suh Snow Nsn1c IN :
The Senate then resumed Legislative business, All
large portion Of the lobby dispersed.
The House resolution assuming ths: Il was necessary
or thar body remain in session during tue prosecutor
OF the Impeachment, Trial. received IL TIE Senate
together With resolution requesting return OF the re-
solution for final adjournment
4 be resolution for final adjournment was taken up
ard MI CocLEY moved that the request be seceied TO-
PIT bABcocE moved a concurrence in the resOidtion
Tor Tie huSl adjournment 70 morrow.
This ELECTED debate which lasted til the hour for
recess.
This afternoon, in the House Mr. CHANPuH from
the Select Committee 70 investigate the conduct Of state
officers. reported that owing tie position assumed by
tie House N adoptag the resolution reported by he
Judiciary Committee, they had dismissed the charges
against persons OFT OF office ard persons now lodi
ing Office against whom charges Il malfeasance rest
alleged to have been committed while holding once
under proI tenure But they ask for further egisia
ton an submit bill for that purpose, in regard the
duty of the Attorney General to pay into the TreaGsy
certain surplus fees after the payment OF Sheriff and
Clerk fees.
Thus much of the report read, when the hour for
recess 10 L NJ. arrived
Mr. PETERS. a. a minority of the Committee,
nounced his ineation to submit minority report. he
recommends articles Of impeachment against Lew ;
Chatfed. Attorney General or charges OF approPu-
aing TO his fees without authority, IN violation
IT the provisions OF the Constitution.
TIE Senate nOnconcurred with the resolution Of the
House that it necessary for the House 10 continue
in session during the trial OF the impeachment ease That
body asks Conference Committee this question, as
also ia regard to fixing the day for final adjournment
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Session..


SLNAit-.-ALsANY Tuesday, JAY y 1850
BY consent NJ. COOLEY had the bill amending the
Emgreut passenger act passed the regular session re al
Mr.. COOLEY defended the bill and urged the ne,e.si-
y Of lis passage called for by the best interest Of hu
rlanIty.
MIR. NANDEhBILT moved is gecommiinsnt
The Senate refused 20 Tecomnit bat the bill was laid
aside.
The resolution for final adjournment ca I'd up and
on motion Of Mr.. COOLEY laid on the table follows.
YEAS-Messrs Beekmsn Bennett, Cooev, Cornell Dlvcun
Jones H1oy Newcome Pierre i.i Rogers s-, 5a9v, Ts5e-
NAYS-Nesrrs Ba5cock Basae, Bcsch Cs-k. Consr M
tuou McElEsiu, Morgan, MuIroe Oas JlAau, w a- WI
Ii
For prolougins the session. Wings, Il Democrats.
For adiourning Wednesday 10 Wings. Democrats.
The Sensts then went into Committee, Mr. OTIS in the
chair on the bill providing Tor splr0prisopg moa-y 70
the Canal Fund to be applied TO the Erie CanS Enlarge
mem; the Black River, the Genesee Valley the Osgego
the StneCa and Cayuga, and Crooked Lake Canal:
SIC TIE sum Ct sc COO remainder al . TeaslTg
ssius from sales Canal certificates eated under
chapter and the sVc me oE-3
50l. Of 1881 aud the o. o
under for the current nsa hereby
appropriated fuhd De sTped the Canals
nth SUMS and IN such Is hertia-ef directed
This passed after Mr. WlIams had expressed his doubt
whether WASH conformity with the decisions ofthe Courts
Sec The q s0 600 hereby appropriated o. the Canal
Fund 70 Be aPphed the Ee Canal Enlargement the following
So mach q The above shall be applied the enlargement the
ebsnrel a. the Canal IN conformity with the plan the stste El
ard the construction q such vii admit the
boa Of 4' ans sueen throughout i entire lsn 9Th he remainder
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ALBANY
y y. Tnhnne.

Ccnesrordencs Of TIE n. Y TTibune
The House to-day agreed appoint a Board Of Man
ayers TO conduct the prosecution Of the Impeachment
AGAINST Canal Commissioner Mather. but refused TO en-
tfsst il entirely to such Managers, BY adjourning
In the Senate Executive Session had, when the
following appointments were confirmed:
Barre.s fLsrsrsbr.h 70 BE- Port Warden RI
O. NUi , wee Liam g. One, vince co sion Las expired
CoaliHed- -
Lor Crty -PstEek Buns ye. Aanon h. Bsaes Conhrned
Ts Comfy -Stsphsn 5 srereer aes appointment Confr.d
Ct1t0t le Coun yIhecl0rlc T. Ee1nge Daniel Gould Cr-
sle,a1y Comfy John 2 olosy. Confirmed.
I,fs5iaS C.unfg a isrM utlsy Confined.
tirsf s. 1ififrr.-Johr WOMAN. CONFINED.
C u Baiiln EdWu 1. Lice vice LeSs Taylor " O ODER,
vice \. Ossen Cctluned-
Cst7 Cant -Alrsh'm A Deyo cosaHaed
K. Culfy -George NJ Smith, \ 2. clp-el vice A B. Car.
o-s's. CessS Tbo,s {. Rag zee c 7 Ring Confirmed.
Inca-y shsfnsn Jr Sorsrlsd- ,-.- o..
Ftlon CsrnH -TotAy " Miller, aew appointment Confined
hfeirorc CclgfY Henry 9 Healy. Confirmed.
bary Cs~4f Bsrjzln Burton vice } ~ Lovstt Evss "
ss,s s sssi,jsiSs' ss Sd Ssi15gi'
81 IGr5s,es Cstfy I1f U.her wee Usfer. Confirmed
Mr CoSoER then moved TO discharge the Senator's
from the 1T Judicial District from the further consider
ation of the appointment Of HarbOrSlas'ers
NIr. CooLEr favorsbly, on nomination of John D.
Hewlett as Notary Public, Suffolk County
Mr. BARrIErr. favoraby. D. Cbadsey and David n
Moore. az Loan Commissioners, Schenectady County
Nj DAvESPoKT, favorably an appointment as Notary
Public Of L 5. Hopkins, Oneida County.
All the above we're confirmed
Mr. CoSeKR renewed his motion that the Committee
frsm the Ist Judicial District he discharged from the
further consideration of the NewYOrk Harborhsste
appointments.
Mr. UrHlx moved to lay the motion CD the table
Csrred-Ayss l6 Nays II.
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ksN D'@N'~ wIsplSCrON, Tsesasy, JOY =, is53
n. sray Of to day names sFee'zer Of ONO 'hk.ly
10 ny fer fbe Birth aissioa IN o's M 10
.sas: Msjor Polk proposed to or TBS g'n'l-s' as an
ssmsnsuept to tbs Defcispsy Bill in TIE ist House CT
representatives,. c..y-
Pbc White, Of Wiscorso, is appointed Charge to Eu
csdor
s1stor Bradbury is not - applicant Tor The slna~ih
Islands Commission He is rot snd has Tot been IN apPh
esn, for any Office whatever
Gently declared 10 be in good health except the naara
E.Predent Tyler Is At Old Point COnfor, ia feeble
coalition and is going to the mountains By the advice Of
Ms pi ysicisns gus.
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PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Meleome nd Elkton-ArrlyaI at wLImIn tan.

WILItNGrON Tuesday JAY Y, 1853
Tbs Sub Committee from Philadelphia let there IN the
opirg train and we're joined this place b. the Dsla
xne Committee, Dr. Askew acting Chairman in tbs %
ssncs Of Mayor Alderdice.
The two Committees then proceeded 10 company 70 Elk
I'm where tie President and suite arrived at IL past 10
Minutes before the departure Of regular Express train.
The President introduced to the c'zen gathered az
shs Flkton station and welcomed TO Delaware by DR.
A.ksw The Presidn, made appropriate response aud
the train left amid hearty cheering.
n, reaching Wilmington national salute fred from
hsstsry provided by the citizens The President aud
ante entered Carriages, and procession accompanied BY
tnd. II music passed through the streets 10 the CITY Hal
hss Dr Askew introduced the President 70 the citizens
,.sembd and Mayor Aiderdice welcomed him to the city
IN a cordial address.
The President responded, returning thanks for the en-
.n.,.,;c warmth Of his welcome, and excussg himself
for not making longer address being prevented by
ood contracted last night while addressing the Bali
,norsans lie made happy alluson to Delaware being
a. Co., ~ adout the Constitution and said the people Of
,,her States did not measure her by but by the
,,otsn and Intelligence Of her citizens and tho gave
rrs,v that she would be the last to desert that )ns
mir oval devotion to which cannot be highly
praised o.
Hotel while the Secretaries and others delivered addresses
10 the people in the Hall
The PHILADELPHIA Committee has not yet arrived
The Presidential party Is accompanied by members o.
the Baltimore and Washington Committees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13

special meeting Of the Jersey City Board of Aldermen
has been called by Mayor Manner to be held at o'clock
A. NJ to-day, to make preparations f1r the appropriate
cepon OF President Pierce he passes through that city
on his way from Newark to New York on Thursday
ipg
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Al NeNN.N nrk.

need only refer to The advertisement on the first page
to show the order Of proceedings The President is
pected at Castle Garden at clock, when after the usual
ormaites he will review the military the Battery and
proceed direct to the Crystal Palace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Tuesday. Jay Z, 1850
Craig in Jail here charged with forgery, attempted 70
poison himself yesterday.
Caleb Bates died in this city last night. after only
hours sickness His disease resembled TT.
Prof Charles Caldwell the oldest physician IN the United
States, died az Louisville Saturday night,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
The Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, Tusaisy. July T. 1855
NV Orleans papers oi Wednesday last are received
but they contain news of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
The CentrnI Americnn lIIssIou.

NEN.ORLEANS, SATURDAY JAY 2. 1855.
Hon Scion Borland is here awaiting bis Instructions and
the arrival Of the fgste Columbia the mouth OF the
Miss sppi from Pensacola whenhs viii once proceed f.
san Juan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13
The Pre-Iueui To.dAy.

We understand that the President will come today only
IS far Newark where he will stay over night PrepT
atoms made all along the route for the usual demon
STATIONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-13

srzAv YACHT NORM sriR.-The steam yacht North
Star Capt Eldddge, having board Commodore Wander
BIZ. and party arrived At st. Petersburg June Il, after
passage Of g. days from Southampton.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
.aaIr- NJ the Capital.

s,.a.rr Tsesrepl oeo.. co, Of ssasey aa4 Ha'ose,n
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HIN Joseph p Cdd~en, Member Of CONFESS nom
Moth Carolina died at s.atssyIs % TIE sOsa liu''
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14
Now Cheap Cash Store.
LEWIS FRANKLIN,

Nert door 20 Link d Harrison, Main Street
WOULD respectfully inform his friends
customers and the public in general, thai
he has opened new and select assortment oi
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
comprising of the following articles: Ready
made Clothes, of all iptions-Hats
Boots-Shoes and Dry-Goods aud
fatters himself that he can undersell any in
the same line Of business in town.
Yazoo city, March D. I553-ly
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14

EEP constantly on hand an extensive or,
AAso e. of eli kinds of lin-ware. TIey
are maI iactTri ug fIe article Of shower
baths and tathing-tu5s. They keep always
largesupply ofcookipg and parlor stoves, bll
ct which they will offer as chead OF cheapei
than they can be purchased in this rcgivu.
They are prepared to do oil kinds ofgutteriug
and every description ofjob-work With neat
ness and dispatch. Persons wishing any
thing in their line would do. we'll to give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for the patronage which has here
tofore been 50 literally bestowed, they hope
to deserve and TO receive o. continuance Of tho
same.
Yozoo ely, August Goth lS5I-Iy
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14
1853.
EOOner,s well.
VNHE undersigned has taken the E


VENHE undersigned has taken the ENTIRE
management and control of.
COOPER'S WELL,
and is now prepared to accommodate the pub
lie,
A new dining room has been erected. the
SLEEPING ROOMS plastered and fitted with
new furniture and BEDDING, and complete
renovation effected.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR
FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no more will be received than can be com
fortablY accommodated.
FOR INVALIDS there can be no more ad-
vantageous retreat. The water is highly recon-
fnended by the medical faculty, and the aoOrader-
ft1I cures effected by its use almost s0rpdSs be-
lief. Ample details of several astonishing cures
may be obtained on application at the Well.
The terms will be moderate, and no exertion
will be spared to make guests comfortable.
The Vicksburg and Jackson eapd Raymond
Railroad will convey passengers to Raymond,
thence miles to the Well, in w. II. Smith g
line Of.
NEW FOUR HORSE STAGES.
The time oftrip is less than hours from Vicks-
burg. Through tickets from Vicksburg to
Cooper's Well, can be obtained at the Rail-
depot, Vicksburg price s. 20
June 18th No-32 JOHN THATCHER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14
THE STATE OF MISsISSIF PI, ]


PROBATE CoURT-SEPTEMBER TERM, 1853
To the Honorable George B. TVilkinsots,
Judge of said court.
VOUR petitioner, Sarah P. Head, widow of
A Emanuel Head deceased, respectfully rep
resents unto your honor; that her husband, the
said Emanuel Head, died ntestate on the
day of 1889, leaving several children, all
of whom your petitioner is informed, are dead
or non-residents of this State; that at the time
of his death, the said Emanuel Head was seized
and possessed of the following lands and tene-
ments, lying and being in the county of Yazoo,
State aford ID, ,to-wit Lots designated as num-
ber one hundred and seventeen, Gl7D and one
hundred and eighteen, from ing on Washington
street., in the town of Yazoo City. That James
w. Barnett who administered, on the said de-
csdent's estate, which was declared insolvent,
has closed his administration by final settle
ment with the Probate Court of Yazeo county,
and surrendered his letters at the November
term thereof, 1912. ~ '..
Your petitioner has never received her dow
er in said lots, any equivalent therefor, but
is still ntitled to the same. She therefore
prays your honor to award a writ commanding
the Sheriff of Yazoo county, to set apart, and
aIlot, her dover in said above described prem
ises. And as in duty bound your petitioner
will ever pray. &c. -
JONES & BOWMAN,
Aug. 10, '53.-40. At Sol'rs for petitioner.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-09-14


0$ Professor ALEX, C. BARRYs pRIcePa-
ERous, OR MEDIcATED CoufcUND. far Beauti-
flying, Curling, Preserving, Restoring and
strengthing the Hair, Relieving Diseases os
the Skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains, and Heal
ing External Wounds. Bounded by no geo.
graphical lines, the reputation of BARRY's
TRICoPHERoUs pervades the Union. The sales
of the article # late years have increased in a
ratio that almost exceeds belief. Professor
BARRY, after careful examination ofihi sales
book, finds that the number of ottles delivered
to order, in quantities of from hall gross up
ward, during the year 1852, was within a
trifie of 950.OO0.
1t is unnecessary to present at length the
evidences of the wonderful properties of the
Tricopherous, when the public have furnished
such an Endorsement as this. The cheapness
of the article and thu Explanations given of its
.chemical action upon the hair, the scalp, and
in all cases of super rica irritation, first recon-
mended it TO the attention of the people. This
was all that the inventor desired Every bottle
advertised itself The effects of the fluid excee-
ded expectation. 1t acted like charm The
ladies wonld not be without it. Country deal
ers in every section of the United States found
they must have it; and thus was built up a
wholesale trade of an extent hitherto unhead
of as regards articles of this kind The highes 7
point has not yet been reached and it is belev-
ed that the sales this year will be million and
half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory. No. 1877 Broadway.
New-York. Retail price, % cents 2 large BOT
tie.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the guam
tity. Sold by all the principal merchants and
druggists throughout the United States and
Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain,
June 18th, 6m-32 1853.