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BARON RoTHscurf,D AND A LADY.

BARON hoTTSGHfLD AND A LADY .--~-
Mamnson Dcttated for Once.-- at il
stated" says the Union, j" that Baron
James de Rotschild is at present much
in the same predicament as Frederick
tho Great of Prussia was, when be
could not get a miller, whose tenament
stood in tho way Of Improvement the
King was making at Sans-Souci, to
give up his property for love or money.
The Baron, ii seems, has set his heart
upon a piece Of land belonging to an
old lady. neighbor Of his at Boulogne-
Seine, and which is most iDcon-
veniently wedged in between his own
domains. The land is hardly worth
5O,0O0fr., and yet the Baron has sue
cessirely offered from 100,0O0fr, to
1000, DOOR, for it without success -
The old lady, not content with this,
has brought an action against him to
prevent his breaking up road which
he has bought from the commune, and
which cuts his private park in two
She insists upon its being preserved,
as a necessary communication with
her own property
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
Jbe 1ailg Gomet.
EATON ROUGE,aaOCT II, 1886.

Got ] s. WILLIAMS. This gen
tlemap delivered speech al the Court
House, in this city, on Saturday night
last. In reference to the Kansas Ne
braska act, he proved eonolusiyely, i
there ia any meaning il the English
language, that it's squatter Sovere'g n-
~ doctrines is a democratic measure,
and palpabls and gross violation Of
The rights Of The Southern States Of
The eupiederaoy. IN support Of his po-
eitiop. Col. Williams produced the best
democratic testimony.
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sl.n,..,,o., os Governors.

A convention Of Southern Govern
orr. it is said. is about TO take place
privately and hence secretly , some
where, Mt an early hour-time and
place not named to take into oonsid-
GRAFTON that interesting picture, called
vulga,ly THE present Political aspect
and what shall be done in The event of
a certain contingency which the com
ing month will definitely settle. The
question 1--WE presumel viii he in the
event Of the election Of Rocky Noun
tain Fremont to the Presidency, wheth
or or not extra sessions Of the several
Legislatures shall be called TO deter
mine for The sovereign people, what
they shall do. Great men, profound,
polite and patriotio' They in their
little brief authority, will play lantas
tic tricks before higl, Heaven put on
the borrowed robe Of royalty and an
sumo TO themselves power never dele
gated by The people Should this be
The object Of The Governors Conven
ton, it will form the ground work for
n broader burlesque than "Bombas'as
Furioso." hut. when we calmly con
slider The proposition for Governors
Convention, tue noble patriots and Re
publioans, who make it up, can find an
apology and a precedent They may
point with truth TO the fact that mem
bers of Congress, instead Of attending
TO their business are putting their
heads togethsr--to form conventions,
make presidents, embitter sectional
feeling, aud circulate al their own ey-
pense, campaign documents in order
that the people may see the plain ma
ked truth which shines olt from such
interesting papers as The light under a
bushel. One question, 10 calm aud
reasonable citizens "afe there no men
in the nation left to elevate TO posts
Of honor, who will mind their own bu
siness as public servants, and stay at
home to attend to il ? IF not tbs days
Of our national prosperity begin TO
wane. in truth
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SORT HATS.

VIZ - PHILLIPS has just opened n
w large assortment Of SOFT HATS,
embracing all the latest and most fashion
able styles, shapes and eolofs, many Of
which cannot be found in any other esiabl-
ishUAht, to those who are wanting Silk !,
Moleskin md Cashner Hats, he would
aivtse them to see his assortment before
urchasing elsewhere, the shapes are en-
tifelv new and the quality very superior
ott-f2 w. D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

THE CnlLHutATE lNHrirurE.-Ou
Monday next, the Goth inst. the Col.
legiate Institute, Of Prof " II. N
Magruder will reopen for another
SEASON, 10 persons acquainted with
the Principal, II is not necessary for
us to say word Of commentator
TO others abroad we would cay, that
there Is not an institution in the whole
Southern country, superlo, to this ii
every point Of view Citizens Of Mia
piss'ppi and Louisiana, can send Their
sops to this institution, and have the
best guarantee that they will receive
good southern education.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

How. II. r. siMnAtb.-lTrom The
Gaeet'e Of Saturday evening, we learn
that Tho talented gentleman whose
name heads this paragraph, is to nd
dress The citizens of this city on the
25th inst. We had The pleasure Of
istening to him near jackson. La, q
abort time ago, and do not hesitate to
pronounce him Captain among Cap
tains, 10 defence Of the true principles
and policy Of The North American Re
public
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

EAy AMfp l--Lsrkip Moore, was n
half crazy, wandering, Levy fellow, who
used to amnss the people in and about
Newburyport with his eecentrioit'as
and his ,nnsie for Larkin had a
host of old songs, hymns and snaiches
Of melody, which he rendered in q
plainiive voice, to familiar airs, and en-
terlainod crowds thai would gather
around him. Many Of these songs
needed only TO be clothed in better
words. and they would take their place
among the verses that men will not let
willingly die. For example, one Of
Latkin's songs caught The ear Of true
poet, who dressed it mp, and il now
commences j:
"a pilgrim climbed the mountain height.
Assaulted by storm and snow
Iatkn went to church one Sunday
while in Taunton, and Parson Whit
ney was exercising his gifts, which
were few and small His sermons
wete noted for their great length and
very little depth-for their want Of
thought and the preachers want Of
energy so that oftenlines it seemed
~ If he would come to The end IL he
had but spirit enough to bring himself
to s'audslill. Larkin walked up the
aisle and took his seat about midway
Of the church. He listened longer
than could have been expected Of such
q restless mind as his, while firstly,
secondly, thirdly, fonrtby, and so on
to seventlly, were severally announced
an1 expatialad on and then esclniin-
81 tbo minister, "and what shall / say
more r.
" For meroy's sake cried out Lar-
kin, say amen ~
:" Put that man outi' said Mr..
Whitney, but he was 50 put ont him
self, that he did not resume his dis
course.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

Es- The Washington Union, has
found letter written by Generel Jack
son. few years after his death. to
Judge Carton, in which he recon
mends Buchanan for President in
1s44. viii au" Old jackson Demo.
orat" If he ia hereabout yet, let us
know how this is9
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

CurAr. Note the difsrence,--Tbo
Morgantown Star. published at a
place of tho eame name out West
has for It's motto. 1.-THE price Of Ii
berty is eternal vigilance A little
farther ahead il tho same liue, is
The Star may be had for fifty cents
per anuum." Liberty, which ia toe
often a mere name; costs eternal
vigilance, and no sentry, can DO p'ac.
cd on the watch tower who can watch
moro than a brief day, for death calls
him, to be promoted in spectral host
and he has to lay his gun down and g
at the bidding. The "Star Of Liber,
ty," published at Morgan'own, will
do the watching for any man, who
will pay fifty conts, per annum in ad.
vence. Unreasonable, is the man,
who would have tho job done for
less,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

Ey- The National lutelligenoer
notices the death Of Col. Andrew Jay
ner of Halifax. N. O., and says, that
for tho past fifty.one years, he has
been a regular subscriber to that pa
per.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

New York GEOGRAPHICAL SoclE-
TY.-- It is stated that on the evening
Of the I'd inst. more than one hundred
new members were elected to the New
York Geographical and Statistical
Society, paying for imitation fees over
$1,000.
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A W,sr Mau tn GATH There il

N w tSt ". n ~ IN VA - s7"~ tStt tS
some gentleman in town who OCCASION
ally appears in the columns Of the
Adpocate, to teach this benighted peo-
pie. The meaning Of the English Ian.
gnage. and he very properly signs
himself an Anti Know Nothing" =
That lie ia in fact al Anti K Nothing
is very plainly yisable in bis writings |,
but we presume. he is much like the
celebrated artist who painted Mr.
Balam and his ass : to prevent any
mistake on the part Of the ublettered
it was well and proper to write under
eacl, which was which"
Some week or more ago, an anti
quafian friend discovered for ur, that
in The oath Of allegiance, foreigners
sometimes take, before they become
citizens Of The Republic, that the very
identical language occurs, which is so
seriously objected TO az proscrip'ire in
one Of the *. Nothing Platforms
The plank alluded to, was published,
and side by side m extract from the
oath The New Orleans bulletin.
and other city papers. did us the cred
II, 10 copy it without credit and
in this way it attracted The at
tention Of our neighbor in Lafayette
street, and then the attention of An
Tx. ~" who clears the way TO show
there il n wide difference between The
oath aud The oath, in the following
manner
II proprose to answer tho above
question, not because II ia progressed
hy The Gazette, nor for It's benefit !,
for paper that endorses mud spreads
broadcast over the country the vile
calunlnies Of Blair. DoneIson ~ Co.
known in by-gone days as The members
Of tlen Jackson's " kitchen cabinet
tho honor Of which position is ipdioa
ted by the soubriquet; | say the paper
that endorses and eiroulates such cal.
uunies, ia beyond rsdeinplion~--the
hand of resurrection can never reach
it,
The learned writer for tho Advo-
cato draws tho following nice distinc.
ton between tho two onthH. The
Know Nothing platform. article v
says
mo person shauld be selected for
political station whether Of native or
foreign BIRTH who recognizes any
allegiance or obhgation. or ANY DIES.
onrrlos,to any foreign Prince, poten-
tato or Power
The oath Of allegiance saya:
And do absolutely reuounce and
dv1tre ALL ALLEGIANCE AND FtBHt1Ty
to any foreign Prince Potentate, State
or Sovereignty whatever :
The word any, does not mean all.
according TO tho writer's Orthography-
E'ymology, Syntax aud Prosody.--
" All" does not mean all it means
n portion. Thus If we say all the
citizens of East Baton Rouge are
honest and true men, who would not
peryert the meaning Of tho Kings
English " unless something could be
made by tive do not mean aH, but
we mean "part of n small fraction
somo few men like Anti-Know
and some of his ass-tute y
shrewed sharp; eagle.eyed friends.
Verify, another confusion of tongues Is
called for, in order that tho English
language may be broken up and re-
so that when u man wants
to express an idea, with language, be
may be enabled to do SO, without be-
ing misunderstood. Come, "Anti-
Know Nothing" give us chapter, on
the meaning of the word "all." Show
us how it is when man rcnounces
my claim he may have, that he does
not not renounce all claim--when
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

TTRE-DOGS-Brass Bronzed and lroE /;
i shovels and Tongs-Brass and Iron
headed; Shovels and tongs-poiished steel,
pokers Coal Holds and Parlor Bellows, at
sept3o. LARGUIER Il LANOUE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

A DISAPPOINTED BULL-Doo. Sc
Genl. Cass, is denominated by an Eng,
lish traveller writing from Washing.
ton, d. c., to the New Monthly Mag
azine. John Bull--who certainly
ought to know the bull.yariety o.
dogs, from any other species says:
"Your physiognomical observations
must have been singular, I am sure
if you ever met with more lugubrious
expression Of countenance. The Gen.
erals phiz might belong to the trans
migrated soul Of disappointed bull.
dog
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
Have You Heard the Newsi

IF NOT, call around at the CAPITOL
/ SHOE STORE, and you will find there,
great assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Slip
pers. Caters, Bootees, &c, Of every des-
cription. These goods have just been re-
ceived, and will be sold at very small
profits. Ladies and gentlemen give US
call. r. l.. HENDERSON,
Near corner Of Lafayette and Laurel st.
ocf2-2
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

PuTNIx, Hrs LAsr.--This clever
wit, in the following equib. amusing.
ly takes off The prevalent custom OF
of giving testimonials to every body
upon all sorts of occasions, aud for ali
sorts of things
Or noARn SrRAasnr rAhFoRsiA,
Panama.
10 Capt u. NJ. whiting
Dear Sri the undersigned, cabin passen-
ger on board the steamship California, dur.
ing her late trip from san Francisco, beg
Of to tender YOU, on behalf Of myself, my
hearty and sincere acknowledgements your
skill az seaman, and varied courtesy as n
gentleman. To your skill and foresight |
attribute entirely the favorable weather
that We have enjoyed, and your polite al
tentlpn in invariably giving me the second
Joint at dinner, libelaliy IN helping me to
pie the second time, and the noble hearted
generosity with which you have at times
presented me with one and even two cigars
can never be forgotten whilst memory
holds her seat
! beg you will accept, as q slight token
otmy esteem aud gratitude, large silver
mounted gnita pefeha ear.trunpet. which
shall procure for you, with suitable in
scriptlon, las soon as can borrow money
enough for the purposc and that you may
long live TO enjoy it in the noble ship in
which you command, is my earnest, cons
tant, and daily prayer.
cannot conclude better than by quota
ton from those beautiful lines in "Pope's
Paradise Lost y
" The star-spangle banner,
oh long may Il wave
Der the land Of the free,
And the home of The brave"
With the highest sentiments Of gratitude
and esteem, remain your sincere friend
and most obsequious and very humble ser
want,
Gro II. DERBy, alias
JouN PuGNrx, or SouIBous
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

AN EbtfoR TIoeGHD.-T The editor
Of the Dcm1erat, Published at Union,
Monroe county, Virginia. cobgratu-
letes himself upon taking The second
degree Of editorial life He says that
w. Il. Staples, Esq, visited bis Offices
last week. and demanded n recanla-
ton Of certain remarks concerning
lis speech in Union. in August last
lie refused to retract, and thertupon
Mr.. Staples pitched into him ike
thousand Of brick, and such anoth-
er reneoptre, be says was never wit
messed before. His nose was eaus6d
to bleed n little, aud with ,bat e1cep-
ton the wounds were slight. Az 10
tho wounds Of his Antagonist, Staples,
he didn't feel much interest, and
therefore didn't examine closely.
Jacob Weber, Of Spain street, was
arrested for whipping bis wife. II
were base naftery 10 call him u coward"
II he bo not falsely charged. Cases
of this kind often come under our re-
portorisl eye, and we arc always curl
ous to scrutenize The accused individual
sure, Of being confirmed in our Judge
rnent against that class--wo cannot
call them men-of beings who can
raise their hands against woman in
anger. Thore are depths Of degrada-
ton from true maniness, but this is
one of The lowest depths, and he who
has reached that, will be found to DO
essentially mean and cowardly in all
bis transactlons-altogethe unworthy
the love Of women, and unfit for any
association with men. "A whip should
be in every honest mans hand to lash
the rascals naked through the world
1t IS hard to lmagine any mitigation
to such offences, and we trust the Judges
and jurors Of our courts will let the
law fall down upon such fellows to the
full extent.-T. Uelta.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

10 The la dies will see elsewhere that
Heroman has good supply Of Gotten Bat
ting, for quilts comforts etc.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
DI sUNIONi

THE UNION THE Firm Of w. +, Tun-
J. nard Il Co, was dissolved on the LIST
Of Jan'y. last All persons indebted by
Note or Book account, are earnestly re-
quested to call at the office OF the snbscf-
Der during the present month fOctober)
and settle by Cash or approved paper, all
unsettled accounts Of the Firm on the 1st Of
Nov, will be placed in the hands Of Proper
Officers for summary collection.
oct5 w. +. TUNNARD.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

pUKE B0RAx, spelter Solder, Brazier's Solder +,
1 Pure Bigck Tin, Red Kiel, Emory Cloth, Flow
or Of Emory, Coarse No. do. at
MOTTAN 4 HUGUET'B,
septic. Church street, opposite Harvey House.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

w A printer out West, whose
first son happened to be very short,
fat little fellew, named him Brewer
Full Faced Jones.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
mon DRESS SILKS.

T'HE Subscriber has Just received fran New York
! n Few patterns tf very elegant SINS sntfie1
thing entirely rev w D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

tape Lime and plaster,ng H.ir.
~, nArHEfs Cape Lime, and 40 bushels Plaster
~ ing Hair. just received and for sale by
cn,aA GEO NJ. HEnDMAH
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

tkn Lbs, BBrTINg In store and for sale by
IDU eet H. GEO. M. HERUMAN.
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WALKING GAMES.

Headed Canes d all kinds also few very delicate
Sword Canes. tpet-t3 W n, PHILLIPS.
HOYs AVID YOUTHS GI,oTHrHa.
A LARGE assortment II Boys Goods, just feceiv
~ ed ri the Glsthihg Emporium Of
pnttg w. ~ PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
go Planters.

THE UNDERSIGNED has on hand and for sale.
] super ior quality 81 Rnssets
october g-lf II, u. HENDERSON.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
Inst Received,

nrHEGr FROM sT. ioUfs-
~ ~ bills, EXTRA Family -. Louis FLOUR 1,
10 do NEsuAN6G POTATOES
10 boxes CREAM CHEFsE,
. CKs. AMts' HAMEs,
CANDLES and SOAP
sepH1-U. NJ q. BRYAN.
South East CIR. Court House Square.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14

FIGURED PRINTS FOR CHILDREN.
100 PIECES Of the above goods in all
i w just received and warranted fast
colors. loct-12 w. y. HHILIIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-14
RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.

I HAVE Just opened my assortment Of bennei.
! sasl, and neck Ribbons, also beautiful assert
tpent IT Velvet Ribbons for Head Dresses, and
trimmings II all kinds. w. -. PHILLIPS.
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I. b, MYcocK 4 Co.
OPTICIANS,
Pool an NARA Hheffleid England

ufacurf ,es OF opscrptov aper
nTgt Stn, lwitbtivras ard bell; olo - ya7ut
t,tttli1g and military telpsco1e s pr able sescopss
riosl ard snr fye fecss sing R'd NE cp.ra
aqste.Hnr ou,nnnn p11stt tele.r1Des 10 cassE.
--+ Nt. tpfrtci rn'crcs gres mo urovsrr evs
tts 4 al~ssss Sc, &c, Al kn,s 9. IN Z - and
- ..Vna, ,.rg,A geftffs, e9sh Nh
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no BILLIARD PLAYERs-I AGAIN CAUTION SHn
public against parties who advertising and offering Ter
sne miserable and worthless imitation Of my model billiard
tables ard combination cusbcns. All genuine tables
rushtops o. my improvements will have graveA plate
Yith M naue and date OF paient, Feb uary 10, 1856.
uCEAxA 4HRIAAa, ~ TbspRNp NJ, " NAin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22

m GILBERT CO.'S PIANOFORrE WAREROONs
on the corner OF Broadway and Canal street (vp
sfars splendid assortment hand let sale, BY
paying monthly nstamenta Exoelnt meoceons 4l9 Brood
way, c0gner OF Canal street Il. E. MATHEWS
" ANTED-OF HIRE, FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR, a
good toned second hand piano, ess than 81 q
ls Three four months paid IN advance required
ddress D. B.. Herald Office stating the very lowest tern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22

usMrh HUTEL TO LET, FOR 0NB OR MORE
- furniture for "a The elegantly
furnished hotel known es the Sea visw House, which
orsve~ Iast puromer frst class ho's, situated on The
ahrepasur, rver the Highlands of Neyrrnk Ter.
ay II has AL The advantages OF yer and sur1 bsihng
gsir ard refns together With the pessant reso-s
~ 10 wn0aa usbnY Desirable cor Gr~i
tenant whom VIII be lot on res.onsbe lorna Apniv 70
b,F.JAkyk, w prRVS Msvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22

RIILIARD TABLEs-0F SUPERIOR STYLE AND
- the Des, materials oak rosewood and mahogany, with
tsss SAFE marole ard wood beds everything ang
factory, 90 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22

SHELL ROAD AND HOTEL TO LET.-sEALRD PRO-
posas win be received until Saturday the b instant ai
70 ocok NJ for hiring tho road OF the Bushwic and Ne9
town Bridge and Turnpike Road Company, tor ons two
.hyee years from May 1865 Sad road = located In TIE
stsl road horouahfare rsm The latter place Fevtcwn
May 1856 e hotel the bridge said road By propo-
All AZ abovs All communicative viii be addrensod h A.
BETS, Secretary, Fevtown, Queens County.
tpwr0vy Aprp is. 1885.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

- TIE Il DEPARTURE OF THE hERnMAo.--W learn the
Y. 5. steam frgate Merrimac, which has been lying
on Annapolis for some days, will sail about the close
OF the present week It is said that The Secretary Of
the Navy, Hon. j. O. Dobbin will take passage in her
for Havana where he goes for the benefit of his health
which has been impaired for some time. The Merri-
mac after visiting Cuba, will sail for Europe and will
SHOW herself of the ports of Southampton England,
and Brest France; she will also it is more than pro
nable, visit other ports of the Continent
Baltimore Patriot, 2Sth. e
The Merrimac could be sent on better service
nearer home. Her presence is required in the port
OF san Juan and in the waters of Central America.
Instead Of being sent pleasure trips to make show
of displays she should be prepared for sterner work
and ordered to thester Of action where British war
ships are stationed and where the American FLAG has
hardly suffced to protect American citizens. She
should be on hand, ready to chastise fearfuy na.
on that has shot prisoners of war that has murdered
women and children, that denounees death to oil
Americans without regard to age OF seq! There ID
where she should be. Havana, and SOUTHAMPTON,
and Brest can do without her.
# Secretary Dobbin is really sick, he can get to
Havana, easily and comfortably, without the aid Of
the MerTimae, ...5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

AJ- A learned writer, Dendy, says: stDry-
den to ensure his brilliant visions poesy ate raw flesh and
Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the plan Green tea and coffee if
we DO sleep induce dreaming Baptsts Pora procuring
quiet rest and pleasing Dreams swallowed tongue after
supper Indigestion and that condition which
irritable stomach constitute most fruitful visions
The immediate or direct Influence of epeon in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in waking moments
proof of it's deange the circulation of the brain and
the mental faculties in Sleep People who troubled with
digestion may surely get relief Hooands German Bit
ers sold exclusively in this country by Dr. G. NJ Jackson
10 Arch street, Phladapha and by his nsans See adyer
tlserlent. F.. a42 p1m&W