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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-17
cs,.1r, riot. Il quebec and Montreal. caiadda.

Csavaxzi Riots In Quebec and Montreal. Cahada'
Z Anew davis since riot occurred In Quebec. in COM
sequence of Lectures on Romanisrs delivered BY one
Gavazzi, seceder or apostate from the Catholic
Church. Nothing of serious nature happened at
Quebec The papers by yesterdays mail. however,
bring US several dispatches from Montreal, where
Garazzi had gone, and commenced to lectures on the
evening of the 9th inst. mob collected IN such
numbers that the Police force, stationed near the
church. required the aid of the military. After the
meeting, pistols were fired by the crowd, whereupon
hemili,ary fired round wounding several persons
and killing one man. The mob prepared tor another
attack and refusing 10 give way. the military fired
twice upon them, killing and wounding some Is or
20 persons The mob was finally forced to retire, but
further disturbance is apprehended, as the most in
tense excitement prevails. The riot at Quebec, a few
nights previous, no doubt led to the excitement at
Montreal.
The papers of Montreal generally condemn the
firing of the troops having taken place without just
cause Seven persons were killed, II wounded (most
of them severely and many others slightly hurt
The city is guarded by the military, and every thing
now seems quiet but great feeling prevails amongst
me people.
o.: -. The Montreal Riot.
BALTIMORE June 1l-During the riot in Montre'
al on Thursday night there were fifty shot, twenty
of whom were mortally wounded. The military
are severely censured for their conduct on the occa
sion Father Gavazzi has left for New York. The
city is still patrolled by troops
On Saturday evening an immense meeting was
held, at which resolutions were passed denounclng
the expediency of the Mayor inviting Father Gavaz,
ri to continue his lectures. 1t is said however, that
Gavazzi will comply with the invitation. The ut
most excitement prevails.
Public Meeting In Montreal.
MONTREAL, JUNE 12.-An immense meeting was
held last night Resolutions were passed inviting
Gavazzi to continue his of lectures, and de-
nQpncng the Mayor for the ineicency of the police
Gavazzi, it is said; will return from New York and
comply with the request of the meeting. The ex-
citement is intense Outrages continue to be com
mtted
MONTREAL, June 13--Gavazzi will return here on
Wednesday TO conclude his lectures.
Last night an Irish Catholic mob broke all the win
dows of the ST. Stephens Church at Griff1ustown.
+ A meeting to-day of our Roman Catholic citizens
they resolved to pay for the repairs and damages per
petrated by the mob that attacked Gavazz They also
resolved TO every to ferret out the villains
who participated in the riots.
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATEs.--The treaty Of
peace concluded between Mexico and the United
States at the close of the late war, contains the fol-
lowing provision, which would seem to point out an
easy mode of settling the Mesilla boundary dispute :
eff unhapily, any disagreement should arise be-
tween the Governments of the two republics, wheth-
with respect to the Interpretation of any stpua
ton in this treaty. or with respect to any other par
ticuar concerning the political commercial rela-
tons of the two nations, resort shall not be had
roprisas aggression hostility of any kind, by the
one republic against the other until the Government
OF that which deems itself aggreved, shall have
turely considered, in the spirit of peace and good
neighborhood echether At aroud be better that it
should be settled by the arbitration Of Commissioners
appointed on each side, by that Of friendly ma.
ton; and, should such be proposed by either
ed by it altogether incompatible with the nature of
the difference or the circumstances of the case''
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By advices from Jamaica to the 1st instant, We
learn that the difficulty between the Council and
Governor Grey has addressed communication to
the senior magistrate of St. Andrew calling upon
the magistracy of the parish to adopt for
the preservation of the public peace, which might
be disturbed if the prisoners liberated from the
penitentaries in consequence of the want of means
in the public chest to support these prisons The
Governor had already ordered the female prisoners
to be released and the males to be gradually
leased. 1t is said that unless the Council recede
from their position, is every probability of
civil war in Jamaica, in less than three months.
HAY.-Two loads of Hay from Forsyth county. 100
miles from this place, were brought here Saturday
last by R. A Shultz, and sold for 81 per 90 lbs. If
it had been we'll cured it would have sold for 81 rs
or more. The loads weighed 30l2 and 1850 lbs, and
the smaller load was hauled over the Plank Road by
two horses.
The example of Mr. Shultz is worthy of imitation
by our up country friends Observer.
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Thomas S. Singleton, ESQ., has ni otTn Of Of
Collector Of the Customs for tn Ed resigned,
berne. N. c., vice John u. "ni'i0'N'
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THE LANGUAGE OF Joy AND oU Do;series than v
to be better acquainted with I. inc Swallowed forth
the sGSs s; at S @ i &: .s III 1si:ss
fewer by great deal than those rO avery cry shad
painful. We have colors to pan stage Of woe i
wickedness, and strokes for every 1--WE rive it a nal
the crime be the blacklist, we eau tell of the |
let the cup be the bitterest, we can rbts of pleas
lees. But to tell of the varying ligns' We are
and all the winning ways OF go9o4 4be greatest
loss and the most we can say OF 'nU iindescria
ness is, that there is an unknown cav Of the hi
charm about it; the most we can can %" Dalla;' P0
bliss, that it is unutterable
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LOST Cop1Es.--Any of our subscribers having Nos,
4 and % of Vol. of Weekly Journal, will confer
particular favor by sending them to as we have
lost these numbers from our files We want copies
of No. a. and l copy of No. %. Also 1 copy of
No 40, Vol 7. We will give l24 cents piece for
the above numbers.
ELEcT1oNs-The County Court last Tuesday
elected Mr. Owen Holmes Inspector of Naval Stores
for the unexpired term of w. T. J. Vann, Esq.
Also, jeremiah Nichols, Esq, for the unexpired
term of Mr.. David F.. Bunting.
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Big PoTAToEs.-MT. WHITFIELD, of the Washing.
ton Hotel, has laid On our table FIVE potatoes,
raised by Mr.. DAVID THALLY, at his place on the
edge of town. The largest weighs fourteen ounces,
and the others very little less. After this, no
body accuse of being {; small potato peo'
pie. We 90 in for the Jumpers 1872 ,
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Gents Fashionable Spring and Simmer Ready
UNITED STATES HOTEL.


vVNIF above HOTEL is now open for the reception of IA
| PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. Eiasaa
This long established and wel-known House has under
GONE thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and fashionable FURNITURE.
The TABLE will always be supplied with the BEST tee
market affords; aud the Proprietor trusts py systematic
course both with servants and the regulations OF the house
generally he viii he enabled to give entire EasAction 70
those that NAV favor him with their patronage
ian2g-ly tIw JNo. W. of EAh.
y DER-MAYUFAGTURED RY THE
VI HAZARD Powder Company OF Connecticut
1000 kegs Kentucky Rifle Powder, 25 lbs each
500 halfkegs do do do l2% do dg
25Oqr kegs do do do 81 do do
500 kcgs beer do do 70 90 DO;
1000 kegs Blasting do 70 DO 90;
500 Us do Is kegs each) 90 125 do do;
800 canistels fine Rihe do i pound.
The above powder has Just been received direct from the
,nanuac.ory Of the Hazard Powder Company-the Quality
of which is we'll known throughout the United States All
orders pro,np5ly filed by application my Powder Dapot
North last corner Public Square Nashville. -
AISO-3.,0 900 feet Safety Fuse Of best quality.
5. II. L00MIS Agent
unarch25 for the Hazard Powder Company
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A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
n had been bald for many years; by the of three Bat
stored, and now has beautiful head of hair any
could wish. His age is about 50 years
of Mr. Warren, OF this town. IA of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail 1t was one
the most aggravated ever saw he was emacated al
most skeleton BY the Of few bottles Of the Ont-
ment he oroag eare and for months past has
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme case of Inflammation of the spe
eight different physicians without receiving beneft-was
cured BY the Of only four bottles of the Magnetic 0n
ment This was four months ago and the lady Ia Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend to her usual
household duties. have treated two of Chronic
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patients so aeaPLy
blind need attendant TO lead them from place
place. One of them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about 9yeaS They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and one of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
vain efforts effect They now by use of the
Magnetic Ointment, nearly or quite cured and able TO
read and attend to ordinary business have used the
Ointment number ofcases of Piles and in no has It
ta of giUiRg i1tBedidte relief and 9neralya permanent
cure have also used it benecay in severe cases Of Ery
spelas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four of CANCER by the of the Magnetic
Ointment aOnei
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended / confidently
commend it be of the most useful remedies of
fered TO the public. Respectfully Yours
BURTON HUBBELL, NJ d.
Dated Jan 27, 1850, Amelia, Ohio
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number of ndi-
viduas who aserbe their restoration to health to the Of
this extraordinary Ointment
For sale by II. G. SG0VEI,
BERRY Il DEM0vILLE,
nave CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG.
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NASHVILLE June IS 1853.
Coz. L. p. CHEATH.N:-EsFy Sri have been using
the Respng and Moving Machine patentented by Msnney
nessee II is FIRST SAVING MACHINE IL works
NEATLY and RAPIDLY The amount cut per day will depend
principally upon the speed of the If the team
Fage four miles per hour II win Reap Now fifteen
ten hc1rs It's entitled the confidence of the public
Respectfully }. SHELBY.
l. IF Bradley, managing the farm Of DIR. Shelby,
make the following statements Va have had for than
one week one of Col Cheathams moving and reaping
machines havetied it in clover and grain blown and tam
ed and state that itows and cuts cleaner than the
sythe blade and that it will NOV per day much as IA
hands, and reap at least twenty -four acres per day
;nns9, l. + RPADIEY
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ALARMING RUNORs
SINGULAR EXPOSE AND fIIGHLY INFLAsiED STATE
OE EFEI ma

SINGULAR EXPOSE AND AIGHLY INFLAsiED STATE
OF FEELING.
Caused By the astonishing reports which spreading ike
widre already extend from end Of the American Con-
tnent TO the other rousing the sensibes and startling
like THE TRUMP OF THE ARCH-ANGEL,
Mankind frum their inexeusabe and lamentable merit
tue to the most and intense excitement-opening
the eyes of the human family to
M0MENT0US SUBJECT,
which viay their dearest interests mad raising
the drapery that concealed from mortal vision for
unnumbered ages.
THE GLIMPSES OF THE FUTUREt
Rumors disclosing clearly to the astOnished Of
told muuudes the las OperaRds by which individuals
from every grade of society suddenly become the proud pos
SCISSORS of
PRINCELY WEALTH,
through the workings Of that most beautiful system gene
rously given TO the world by the unsng energies and
less philanthropy Of those well known beneaeors Of the hu
m
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CAUTION TO GINNERS OF COTTON.


THE undersigned dealers in and manufacturers of Cot
ton, hereby give notice to all persons offering Cotton to
them for sale thai must be packed in such that
the samples drawn from the edges OF the bale will fairly rep
the quality and condition Of the whole bale; other
wise they will claim from the seller owner damages
the difference between the actual worth the time the fact
is ascerained and the original cost with all expenses in
CURED previous detection and the of returning the
cotton should it be returned And furthermore, that
will whenever papabe Of fraud in packing cotton is
detected the to be published in the papers OF
this city, with the Of the seller owner and gnner-
The undersigned compelled this course by the fire.
quent cases of fraud detected in sHd and falsely packing
cotton-resultng frequently heavy losses to the owner
and will continued lower the character Of Nashville Cot
ton and thereby njure those who pack cotton honestly
ANDREW ALLISON Agent,
Tenn Manufacturing Co. Lebanon.
CHEATHAA, WATSON 4 CO.,
OF Sycamore Mills.
JOHNSON 4 WEAVER.
J. 4 R. YEATMAN
DEERY BROTHERS.
Alisonia Manufacturing Co.
WM. b. ARMISTEAD 4 co.
A. HAMILTON
JOHNSON Il SMITH.
GEORGE CROCKETT.
JOHNSON, HORNE d co.
] A. McALISTER d co.
p E. BOONE.
HENRY T. YEATMAN.
sug4-tw&w 3m.
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]. III. CURREY,

fufnlLute WAnudcLuftr dHu UtaIVr
VXTOULDrespectful inform his friends e5 z
w and the public generally that be e ssss-.s-esk
keeps a full assortment of Furniture on -
hand consisting of Bureaus Ward robes, Bedsteads Side
boards Chairs Sofas, Divans, Book Cases. ShowerBaihs
&C.. &c.
Ordered work and repairing done at the shortest notice.
and on very reasonable terms with despatch.
Mattresses of all kinds made to order-common shuck
KEEP, constantly on hand.
Undertaking Having just received from New Yorka
lot of the alright and air exhausted Metallic Cotins a
orders for Collins be filed in very short notice from
the Plain Servants to the fine Metallic Covered and on
very reasonable terms together with everything necessary
for funerals
All orders left at my store College street. No 25 oppo
site the Sewanee House, will be punctualy attended TO
both night and day. J.H. CURREY. p
N B-Shaving, Dressing and Laying out Corps attend
ed to when desired BGEN j. H. @.
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HUNrsv1LLE, Ala. Marcb 3. 1s5Q.

dUNIsFILLE1 Alay
DR.. BLEpsoE:-SR: Judging from the certificates you
have already advertised viii be almost unnecessary for me
to add further evidence in regard to the healing virtues OF
your Compound; but nnst say that for years suffered
great deal from Dyspepsia and enlargement of the Spleen
and thought that never would commenced tax.
your compound about nine weeks since and have gained
25 80 pounds, and feel about as We, as ever did
HENRY J. G0FF
The above medicine is for sale in every Drug Store in
the city, and most of the towns in the State G. W. HEN
DERSH0TT, General Agent, for wholssaleng the med
icine ~ Price 81 per pint Bottle noF1S-lvd TT
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ManRey'S Reaper and
Mower

II REFER tie Farmers the statements below, made BY
DIR. John Shelby and L. F. Bradley. have il in
operation several times satisfied of great utility. As
the season is advancing offer those have hand for
5000 l. T. CHEATHAM.
june29, 1853. Nashville, Tenn
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~ UraWIns fOrWarded 70 CORRESPONDENTS BY The hrst
mails after the lotteries drawn
Correspondents will please order few days before
the lotteries are drawn.
who order BY the Package and the chances Of drawing four
Of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase Packages Of Tickets in every
stance
- Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight viii be promptly RENTED those Correspondents
who draw prizes at PI FER & cos.
- @Remember-.i PACKAGE of TIcKxTs can draw FoUR
OF the most splendid prizes in scheme.
s In order Fortune and the cash Immediate
y afeF the result is Known the readers of this paper have
only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old Esab
se far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lery
Brokers' PYFER 4 CO.
iulvSO-1m No / Light street Baltimore Nd.
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ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-FOr render
ing the haIshes skin delcately snoothe, white and soft
removing saliowess eruptlons pimples TAM
freckes or redness It's soothing influence Immediately
aays the irritation of mosquito btes &c. while its datng
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and banishes
them faready formed ecitng the cheek of age the
cearness and smoothness of YOUTH Prepared by Dr. f.
Gouraud 81 Walker st. Store from Broadway n York
For sale bv feb9 GEORGE GRElG.
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PATENT CHoPPING MIL,
@ For ChOp9ing Corn or other Grain,

4 n article s;!1tca egery Turner Ss0RS@ hare
TT will Grind with two horse power from four to
five bushels an hour-ether fine for bread for
stoc-and is simple IN Its construction, that any boy
twelve years old eau keep it in order andrn it, is adap
ted to either-Steam, Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above MIL in Tennessee Messrs j. r. Cowan and a.
c. Howard OF Nashville persons wishing to purchase
6nd them at J. NJ seaburys College street where thsy
MiT be happy to take orders, BOSS ADAMS,
sug2S.
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WALNUT JOCKEY CLUE ASSOCLATI(
RACES

AEH ? q As
czssEsS2e>
FINHE FALL MEETIyG this Course viii commence
Il Monday the Sd day of October 1858, and continue
throughout the week. viz
FIRsr aAX-MoxDAY- Sweepstake for Two year olds-
The dash OF mile 500 enir, $50 forfeit Closed with
four entries.
Gea W. W. Woodfolk ent b. c. BY Sovereign, cut of the
dam ofCompromise by Siockholder.
Gen. W. G. Harding ent ch. by Shamrock. dam Gam
ma by Pacific
10. Aversion enters b. 9. by Sovereign, dam Clara
Howard by imp Barefoot
Also eni br by Sovereign, dam Jane Mitchell by imp
Leviaihan.
SECOND Y-TuEsDAr-Sweepstakes for three year clds
mile heats $3.50 entrance $50 forfeit Closed with three
entries.
10 Ayerson enters Bale Peytons eh by Wagner, dam
Cbra by Eclipse.
Gen " Harding enters b. by Epsilon, dam Beta by
Imp. Leviathan.
Also, eh f. by Ambassador, dam Kate King, by Imp.
Priam.
THrRD -WFDNEsDAr-AssOciationP Purse $3.50
two mile heats
FouRrH Day -THURsbAY.-Association Purse $50
mile heats.
FIFTH DxY-FRDAY.-Sweepstake for three wear ods,
two mile heats 500 entrance, $50 forfeit Closed with
five enteres.
Gen " @ Harding enters b. c. by Epsilon dam Nanny
killum. Imp.
GB Williams enters ch. by Wagner, dam Eudora, by
Priam -
10 Ayerson enters c. Frank Pierce by Sovereign dam
bT Imp Leviathan.
Bugg enters ch. Lady Greene, by Beshazzr dam by
Sir Richard
Wiley Tayor enters ch. Wellington, BY Wagner, dam
Sixth DAY-S Y-SATrRDAr-Ass0ciafion Purse $500
-four mile heats. L. r. GLASCOCk,
aug3 Secretary.
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CTRAYED.-From the premises OF tue sub. cr1ber, on
- Tuesday of last week (2Sth of Junel pair of BAY
HORSES about Is hands inches high, of strong and
substantial appearance between the age Of and years
old No particular marks now remembered, other than
that one of the Horses had recent bIuise cut his left
cheek bone and had when he escaped the headstal of
leather halter.
Any information concerning the above Horses will be
thankfully received, well suitably rewarded,
u,uulcated 70 W. T, BERRY, Nashville.
Nashville, July 9th, 1883.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Inc Irnly Fortunate and Far-famsd
YER * CO.
No. ! LIGHT STREET, BAIrMoRE' Man

Read the wholesale benefits bestowed last month
$1,000 sold to anew Correspondent in Alabama
$4,000 sold to Club 10 Georgia.
$4,000 sold to a Farmer in Ohio.
$4,000 sold TO planter in Mississippi.
s. 900 sent to a Lady in Virginia.
$4,000 sent 10 old Correspondent in South Carolina
$4,000 sold to a Merchant in Baltimore
$1,000 sent in package Wholes to Club in Penn.
$4,000 sentn package 10 Correspondent n. Carolina
$4,000 sent to Savannah, Georgia.
For brilliant Prizes always mail your orders
PYFER & CO, 40 1 Ligkt street, BaIsisao1s,
s The most successful method to draw Prize IS to
FEIGhqse l9e The experience of every day strength
No 70 such ,oord as Far at P4tsr d Cos.
- Forward your orders without delayi
Splendid Schemes for Aug, 1858.
"a The Certificate Prices Of packages Of onsrsr ,;ckts
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ELIZABETH ]. HARDWOOD.
Husrsv1LLE. Ala, August "a, 1851.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, August p, 1851.
This is to certify that had suffered for many wears with
scian had prescribed for without my receiving any ben
eft when commenced the of Dr. Bledsoes Attentive
Compound which cured me spundly and I recommend it
because Of the happy effect upon others my acquaint
ance. JOSEPH CAROTHERS
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UNIVERSITY OF FNAsHVILLE-MEDICAL DEPART.


TINE Third annual Course of Lectures IN this Department
i will commence on Tuesday the first Of November next
and continue till the 6rst OF the ensuing March
PAUL +. Eve n. D. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOIN N. WATSON NJ d. Obstetrics and the Diseases Of
Women and Children.
A. L. BUcHANlS NJ d., Surgical and Pathological Anat-
omy and Physiology.
W. K BowLNG, NJ. D. Institutes and Practice ofMedi.
cine.
c. K WINSTON b. D., Material Medea and Medical Ju-
risprudenee
RoHEEr T. PoRrER, NJ. D., General and Special Anatomy.
j. BERRIES LNDsLEY. NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
WILLLAS T. BRrGGs, NJ. ID. DemonstraforO Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooms will be open for students, the
first Monday of October
full Preliminary Of Lectures will be given by
the Professors commencing also the first Monday of Oc
tober.
The Students will have free access to the State Hospital
Fee of each Professor SO. Mairicalaon ticket s. bis
seotng ticket $40. Graduation fee S25.
Good board be obtained in the city at from 81 so to
SO per week Further information may be obtained by ad
dressing the Dean j. B. LINDSLEY, NJ. D.
Nashville. July 3O-w6tW Dean.
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JEW DKyIDs HEBREW PLASTER,

THE great Remedy tor Rheumatism Cont pam N the SD
1 Hip. Back Limbs and joints, Scnofula Kings Evil.
White SweIlings Hard Tumors Stiff JOINTS and ali n1ed
pains whatever Where this Plaster Is apPed fSn eAno-
exist
These Plaster possess the advantage OF being put up IN
air light boxes hence they retain their full virtues m ali c-
mates.
This ceebrated Pain Extractor has been extensively
used ~ Physicians and the people in general both IN this
country and Europe, that is almost needless %
thing about it, Yet there may be some wo stand in need
Of its healing powers who have not yet ed H. Fur their
sakes we viii simply state what il has done in thousand Of
cases and what il viii do for them when tried
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hANTLES, SCARFS, &c.--We have some very
MI Rich Nantes on hand style, in Silk, Lace Apli-
ca &C. Lace Scarfs Grape do White Grape Shawls Muslin
de Lane do, which viii close out very cheap,
McCLELLANDS,
iuneo3 No 90, PublicSquare.