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many as 80 in one Ward! The Grand Jnrn,
esty believe the number beyond the wants 81 1oa'
community, and call promptly upon the Cut y, NE
appl, the " axe TO the root of the eyi'' bs oul @
ing in every possible mode the sale of in,ov Sas
liquors particularly in low tavens, oys,ey csi1a
and theatres. 'euafs,
Altogether, the Presentment is an e,ceIlou.
and if the least attention be paid il by ,ba one
must eventually be productive of great noraI soar
TO the community. oeneal
FULLY CoMMrrTED.--Camev, the colo-.,
tender who caused the death of Calvin H;s ea oar.
been fully committed TO take his trial sar gins, has
g The Republic, Duff Green's new F s.e saiae
paper, meets with but little favor in PHI rsce
II will require something more bene6cial ~ y.
munity than the principles of Mr. Green ~ ,e con-
hold upon the LocoFocos of this neigbbo, Go'a
I" The Republic might answer in eSss ~
chester, and few other manufacturer ,s... ,lan
Great Britain, where the principles of H.
are not appreciated. afs Clay
The New York 7 o'clock line, due a, I u =.
not arrive until after O'Clock this afternoon -' DC
SrocKs.-The sales to-day only TO l,m,,sSA..
the exception OF State IS, which improved With
Lehigh 6s Ii. Pennsy lyana Bank declined saoafy IT,
road !; Wilmington 6s /. Sa'!ss kail
At the Second Board sales Of IS shares yieLsr.
so do. do at 81 do Girard Bank at 81 10 dn rS
Amboy Railroad 1913; 50 100 Count Sc les, s Sender
Wilmington o. 1853 Sc; 5000 Sute SIS OBJ, A., va
10 shares Union Bank of Tennessee at g. s'"a, IS:
We have excellent Country Produce Mark, ~;
noon Every thlnsis pety and prices reasonable 1'sf
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rhe Shirt of Ohio,

friend here JANUARY %, 1871.
Another Convention is already called in this State
for the 22d February, to nominate Wing candi-
date for Governor; and this will be an additional
tax upon our time and money. We will submit to
this, however and more too for in this contest the
Wings Of Ohio will prove themselves ndomltabe.
The right spirit is up here in Miami. You may as
sure our friends in Congress- and all others, that
OHlo is sure and certain for the nominees OF the
Wing National Convention. To show you the spirit
which auimates some of the old Wings in the battle
now waged, the case of Governor MonKow and
JOHN JOHNSON of Piqua is mentioned. The former
rode on horseback forty-fve miles on the day he
reached Columbus the latter rode in the same man
ner forty three miles the day preceding the Conyen-
ton, with drifting snow in his face the whole day.
The former is upward of seventy years, the latter
entering his ty-ninth. never in all my life wit
messed better spirit among our friends. The mot
to is, "All for the country and our party
Ihave the utmost confidence in the election of Mr..
CLAY My hopes were at no time stronger TOR the
success of HARRISON; and, from the beginning OF
the contest was as OF his election Us OF any
event that was to happen. Nat Intel.
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ARGUS.
Things Ia Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
RuiI mr. ntII. Lon

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O-P>M
County of Philadelphia, made to the Court OF SEES
sons yesterday it is stated that nearly all the social
evils that disturb society by street riots or pollue
by moral depravity, have their origin in four prnci
pal seminaries of vice which abound in almost every
part of the City and County; and, the Jury regret
TO say, in too many of what are called respectable
streets of the City proper.
These fountains Of vice are first, gambling houses;
second, play houses or theatres; third dancing hou
ses, and fourth, tipping houses or low taverns =
The reference to gambling houses, or hells,' as
they are more appropriately termed, is excellent
the Jury charge the chosen guardians of the law
with gross criminality in not bringing the keepers
justice, they boldly exist within the vicinity of
the Temple of Justice Billiard Saloons are par
ticularly referred to.
From the official returns there appear.to be about
$40 licensed taverps in the city aud county, and as
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CIRCUIT COURT Before lnar. y

CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Krs-
Rockwell and Stone rs. Miller and Youpe,--1S.
Jury couIdnot 0gree, aud were discharged.
John w. Thorne rs. Samuel H. Moser.-Slanas,
Damages laid at SOoOCThe plaintiff, who is re,D..,,A.
connected, complains that Samuel Moser & Co. Fulton,
merchants charged him with calling a, their store In D.e
ber 1872 passing himself off Capt Waite Of the brig g,
d. and getting 81 worth Of ship stores, for which he g,v
forged check said have been drawn by Ely Co %, s
and received 500 in change He brings action for damage,
The defendant AYERS that check so passed upon b
firm aud that plaintiff identified By his clerk who CALI.
the Office of Sylvanus Miller ESQ., (where Thorne va,
for that purpose There appears TO have been srea, m
laty between plaintiff and the person who really passed III
check the latter had been az the several times rr
doing and yet Mr. Thorue supposed from the res.n
bance be the We understand he can show Ia
was elsewhere time. Mr. Davidson partner of Mr. Ma
ser has been proceeded against by similar suit The cv
will be continued tomorrow wednesday, forenoon
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POLICE OFFICE.

A man named Robert Brown, alias Neil, was ar.
rested for dropping pockebook filled with worthless bills
a, the feet of stranger from New jersey in Ful,ons, near
Washington Market, with view deraud him GU, Of r.
ward The dropper for mouths the Peni,.nns
as a vagrant
A man named Williams went on Saturday to No,
70 Fulton street. Brooklyn and took board On MoudaY
suddenly disappeared and asceaued that he had
stolen gold watch and breast pin belonging 10 Mr Tay
lor fellow boarder. Last night officers Sokey and Cooke
aire arrested Williams aud finding the breast pin upon him.
and the watch in shop where he had pledged it. hand
ed over TO the Brooklyn authorities for trial.
THEFTs-Wiliam Wilson and Charles Jackson.
cooed were committed for stealing two parrot cages from
Geo L Swaine, 80 Frankfort ST.
Benjamin II Harrigan committed Tor stealing hIal
of butter for which an owner is wanted.
Robert Laughln committed for stealing pair Of ha
from VIM Agate, 1872 Chatham st.
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sAxpss made a.. apoa s
membranes is the result Of some csts brnsnr
rssseas q ia o disease Of the pulmonary
mates ia consumption gasritis otorhsa 81 orainas
first made OF The tissues s6on
in Various cases is found ha ssrds ,hs esss
It's curative powers entirely eadiGtts ints scretons
ENJOYING the existing Cause that produces @
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ehu Budas
cnrner o. 8roa!,yay aud Chambers street 5o,a ard ~
d. SANDS 10 Fulton, cornrr oil G2 n. si psf bosi
E.sr BroaIyyay corner of Slarket-street. Price
SIX bottles for IS,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
TUESDAY.
! s. CONINISSIONrR,s orp,c,

Joseph w. Saunders, a seaman of the p,,r.,
Henry, was examined on charge of drawing his kp nv.
the captain and for attempting to make revolt BIZ c..
upon the when he was srting Aoggsd He w,, fan
committed, bat afterward admitted 10 bail Ai
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FaoM MEMco.-We copy the following from
Tho n n pinavnne nf thp 9Th

FaoM MEx1co.-We copy the following from
the N. o. Picayune Of the 10th.
&c In the Diario de la Habana, Of the 10th Inst
VIC find some of the conditions OF the conventon
heretofore announced, for the settlement Of Their
mutual difficulties. By the first article, all pro,
iected hostities on the part of Great Britain
against Mexico are TO be suspended BY the Sc
cond, the English squadron was to visit Mexican
ports under the English flag, which was to beap'
propriately saluted by Mexican guns. Thirdly
certain commercial house is to be Undermined 70!
any injuries sustained by it through the acts Of the
Mexican Government. Fourthly, the English TO.
yernment binds itself to recall its late Minister and
to send another with the appreciation OF the Mex
can Government, who should not be allowed toFa'
sent his credentials until ali the conditions above
named should be complied with"
g. fohreno- HinemOtechny.-The subscneenso
Prof.! FAUVEL-GOURAUD' class are respectfully ll'r
ted to unite on Thursday Evening, the Isl OF Februayn@
Broadway TABERNACLE. where the first lesson oil M
coarse will be delivered, TO begin at precisely att oeoet-
After III. lecture propositions will be made Tor the n'pa
of the Class.
10 The subscription list will remain open until in'''
day. four O'Clock p NJ. for the accommodation OIL taseN"
may get desire to Join the class.
n. B-No subscription Ticket Will be delivered git, ,
first Lecture, on any consideration whatsoever 'A
T A Card.-We the undersigned. passengers on 0els
steamboat Eureka from New York to Bridgeport dsus s
cly to tender our united thanks to Captain Peck
steamboat New York. for his kindness in taking oD
tow (aftr having broken main shat) aud remoY'sy
from cur ,1posed situation safe harbor oy wha as@
kindness he placed at the proper tine in the track
steamer Nimrod Captain Brooks, to whom we shall ever
equally grateful for coming promptly to eur relief ana cA.
rs on board and after very gsntemanly treatment anu s
ma good tnuer landed us safe at the destined harDot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

CONGRESSIONAL NoMIsArIoN.-The Wings of
the Second Congressional District of Maryland
have nominated Francis j. BRENGLE, Esq. as
their candidate for Congress; and the Loco-to-
cos of the same District have nominated John
r Mason ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

Cost now over 1872, sl1teeH ceH1S'
~ The best American Butts have oeeh o y, :.
ed at price equivalent to So per tst. or wl'hul
fpe per cent. of the cost of the British common
Patent. The American is far superior article
We have not done with Hardware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

O. MAJ. HENRY M. RUTLEDGE. only son of
Edward Rutledge, Signer of the Declaration of
independence, and afterward Governor of South
Carolina, died at Nashville, Tenn, on the 20th
aged 66. He was born in l775, Secretary to
Gen. c. c. Pinckney, ambassador to France, in
1897: commissioned Majorin the U. S. Army in
1899; served several years in the Legislature of
his native State and removed in 1916 10 Ten
nessee, where he has held many responsible sta
tons. He was greatly esteemed as gentleman
ofintegrity and benevolence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

J JOHN TYLER, acting President, has issued
proclamation making known that public sale
for the disposal of such of the lands ceded to the
United States by the Chickasaw Indians in 1882
and "a, shall be held at the Land Office at Pom
totoc, in Mississippi, on thessecond Monday IN
Nav next.
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LECTURES on GEOLUHf.

LECTURES ON GEULUpt, --Tbsi.
q DocToR LYELL's LECTURES ON y, .rored for ID
cond edition OF these celebrated Lectues AZ Fronts
Tribune IS nov ready. Ii contains an b; Crust sa
exhibiting an IDEAL section OF part OF the Eah
explanations 1t viii also contain genera a,bsce, e
Geology not before published. Lecture p.nd Tolcae1s
rod, Eraptioa Of Coses Mount Dor Ls1 I,,st
@ STRAIT Marine Strata Periods III
d Apesn OF the N iap,h aspss Temple
vo Lecture w. Coral Reefs, co5al islaSas
Origin Of Coal. Lecture II FOSSIL VIII Bouide
To the above is a,o added in THIS edition,
Lecture Of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE sAlIh, W nscenSsrlias
Lyceum Of Natural History on the 9lh VI - .,
the Different Races Of Men. p,.,masters rcrt's'
70 Price per single copy Is ceats. ,a r'''A'NS'-
- GREELEY & McEL5RA;idt; -, Sew:YeI
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AMEncAN NlUsEuM-T. G. Booth takes bsnefir here to.
day and gives splendid performances O'Clock afternoon
and ] IN the evening,
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EPIGRAM

EPIGRAM
On the late Prelatieal Controversy.
" A Church withou; Bishopn-yes vote
That thus is solved this hardest of all knots
Not b. The letters Potts 10 Wainscright wrote
But by the letters Wainwright wrote to Potts
PIPES.
EaJ Our squbbing correspondent is mistaken.
: The Prelatical Controversy is not vet over, by
considerable. Ed
PROF. GoURAuD's FIRST LEcruRE.-In another
column will be found an advertisement from Prof.
Gouraud in relation 10 the commencement of his
Course ofLectures. The attention of the subscri-
bers to his class is directed to il.
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THE TRIBUNE.
.z,,nNIEspAY MORNING, JANUARY
FOR PRESIDENT.
gEENRY CHA N

80 ;.o,i,s of Mondays TRIBUNE, containing VIZ =,
- .osser TO the attack of James Watson "eoo' ""
A. RI. desk Price TWO cents, in wrappers 'es"s
for mailing. --,,r--
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u Gen. LEWIS CAss, who is about 60 years of
age, is said to have stated in Temperance lee
ture recently delivered at Detroit, that he had
never tasted Intoxicating drinks.
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Bridgeport January %, 1874.
Plinv Allen, New York Warner Wheelef
w. :. HOl iHird I. Bntsl, oh'o r, Il
Egbs TT Sheldon Henry NoItoa, Sos sai5 n
Walter Hawyhurst 4: T. Ganneiu Al e W
Robt. DunioD, In Albany We Woostel W. -
Ak Allen. ~ JACOB SeWpufy
H. II. Comail Ira =; bolie mr., ~
Lewis NJ. Norton, Goshen +. Th9mp,on Gaie, IKE sIy
Hiram Arnold Chas. r SrosspucH 4, ntoSSy
T. D WindeI, Woodbury. Theo Groves, Gfa am Nt
O. D. Wells Westsrlv R. l. n. &. Wheeler. DO
F. kassS W cdnso m &C. Chandler os Bserl
D. Martin Y Y h. Ruckman
Jno. B. Gale, Troy. n. T. {. Livingston, !.
Harvey Holmes ~
C. Bay Son, Robert w. Edmonds' n''s.
abandoned nv protection and home this to inform me ~
lie ha; he IS not authorized TO transact any business % -
kind on my account and to request my friends Il hsy sas.
meet him. to force him to re,ura my place o.
1886 Hudson-street. j3llwt2 ) W. hpao.'Ds
U- Phones GRAPHIC announees anotnsr n o,eloes.
IN CLINTON HALL, FRIDAY EvEsIs6 Al =, M enN
Saskatchewan and PiIoNoGs ~ c,s1 has
The Organs Of Speech and the operation WIZ ~ Ibis pa
illustrated ito satisfy many inquiries ~ "a III Hod
ticuar b. PICTORIAL slucdation. visible 70 Tgy AsI
This. together with the PROCESS OF cegiJ and Ssnof
will be practically las well as or'hs) eip'aA''e
This Lecture will be Introductory TO LSu 1a,s If fiu
Lectures with practical lessons soon as and
Hundred shall have teen organized OF ooun h"
TLEMEy. x,, fs,og dlfsn
There will also be Fire subsequent Lecture; "a orp
Oratons) upon amusing and interesting S haopy seL
reduce the science practice with iaciy To h.
Athentum Hotel the Carlton House, WaSene' Nv
ONCE of Tammsny Hall and at the door. y,bs WIN 10
Different Tickets for full Course 81 pay pay notice
given in this and other journals of the day HARDIsGs
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By This Mornings Mail.
National lntellgencer.

IL MIR. VAN buren,, it will be recollected,
whom these men were assembled to aid in making
President, writes privately to the South that he IS
opposed to the Present Tariff, both in ITS Prln-
ciples and its detaiIs.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

1u,, Almanac. Clay's Speeches, and all OF me ne
lee !" ny VI Useful Works for the People may also De
Tribune se ,hs store Of H. MOORE Co. CiNciSNa III
ooLarTYa 2 STEEL s. Co. NEW ORLEANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

~ We understand that w. E. ROBINSON, Esq.
of New-Hayen, young Irishman, recently gradua-
ted at Yale College, whom we have already intro
duced to readers, several occasions, will be
in our city in day or two, on his way to Washing
ton, and will deliver lecture on The Irish in
America; )" in which he will attempt by kindly rea-
sonng, to prove, that the movement of the so called
" American Republicans" can result only in danger
to our free institutions, and in unnecessary strife
among our citizens.
u ANTI-HANGING.-A consultation has been
had by a few of the opponents of the Penalty of
Death for offences against the Law, and Public
Meeting preliminary to organization for course
of persevering action on Public Sentiment has
been resolved on. 1t will probably be held at the
Apollo Saloon next Monday evening, but due no.
dce OF time and place will be given.
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~ We are farther indebted to Hon. J. w. Hun
1,SGTos j. p PHGSIx. Fl. FISH. w B. NJ AcLAY, j. WENT
WORTH and C. ELLIS, for Congressional documents
~ We are indebted to Hon. T. N. CARR for
LEGISLATIVE documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

q The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for February,
has appeared 1t exhibits greater variety than
usual. The Problem of the Age'-a dissertation
on Poverty and its attendant evis-is the best ar
ticle.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

,..,;,o on- CORRESPONDENTS defence of the 20
itca Abo,oniss There is nothing new ba IT,
and adyoce the enes of their p,,ty II we Wsfe 20 bo
h the principle ta, e n,1 Is entitled 70 be heard
reply we should Blu. and then De so,e TO se race
word for our own side II any j9nr,ai siSea 'hoe pe
70 opposing views it is liberal indeed.
~ r., puts an absurd construction on passage IN
l.,s letter from rambling friend az WASHINGTON anu
asIs ms 10 say yvhe ther it corect-Oi course not.
Adele, is informed that she has guessed nightly
the name of our present English correspondent.
We have several communications relating TO ~. pIo-
lection &c which we have not yet i0and time " 'eao
Our friends must have patience.
We have several correspondents who write TO re-
prove or his tia. point eo el T
.o1 s neg under he table and
dage cheering hope that we have done win
Of the e same handvr and threat to step if they
are nor listened Why In the wona 90 u tney SOP
and quit boheringi We want no saoscfioes pu' Sue "
want our paper
~ We are farther indebted to Hon. J. W. Hun
,,seyox + p PHayIx Fl. FISH. w B. MAcLAY, J. WENT.
WORTH aud C.. ELLIS, for Congressional documents
~ We are indebted to Hon. T. N. CARR for
Legislative documents
~ No Mail from the Eastward yesterday, the
boat not arriving. 1t was probably frozen IN at
stonington. The New Haven did not 60 out last
evening, but will leave for Norwich early this
morning. Mr.. Harnden started express overland
for Boston last evening, in order to be sure OF
reaching the Britannia in season with his piles OF
Foreign Letters. The Mutual Safety fought her
way through the ice from Bridgeport, arriving
about P. NJ. The ice about Hurl- Gate and IN
all the narrower parts Of the Sound is very thick
and strong as well as abundant, and our City is
nearly blockaded by it. New-York rarely expe.
riences colder week than that which closed yes
yoorninr
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u" One Of Your Readers" in New-Haven,
CT asks us number of questions respecting
Fourier's System of Association, requiring col
umns for their statement and adequate answer
which columns we cannot SO appropriate al
present He will find hts questions, with me
proper answers, in The Phalanz for March
We will here say briefly, however, that Assoc'a-
ton does not propose to dispense with CIVIL Coy
eminent any more than with Religion, but to
exist in subordinatior thereto; that it does not
overlook the fraud, falsehood sefshness, faith
lessness and hatred which now prevail among
men, but regards them as formidable obstacles to
the effecting of any genuine Reform IN Society
obstacles which will cause difficulty, require
self-denial, and perhaps in many instances work
the failure Of particular attempts, but which
must be ultimately overcome. Its friends GER
tany do not believe that the vicious beings We see
around us would have been such as they are if
educated in a Society of which Universal Edu-
cation, mental and physical, early training to
attractive Labor, and unfailing Opportunity to
earn and for receiving and profting by all health
full influences, had been afforded them. Neither
does our Reader believe this--we are sure of It,
If ne sends his children to Sunday School, or
in any wav teaches them to love and serve their
Creator, he has no ground for substantial differ
ence with the Fourierites. They may realize
less than they anticipate; but they cannot fal
to accomplish some good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

AN AsALrr,e AND PalLosoraicAl GRAMMAR. By JOEL
CHAPLIN.
This is small work on Grammar 1t teaches
on the analytical plan, and generalizes the prin-
ciples, which, in their detail are often prolix and
difficult to remember collins, Brothers s. Coz
-r DR.. JoHS M. MAsoNs Essays on Episco-
pacy, and Review of the Apology for Apostolic
Order" (by Bp. Hobart)a new edition-has
just been published in fair octave of 800 pages
by Robert Garter, So Canal-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-31

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Superintendent of Com
mon Schools in this city has made his report,
from which we gather the following statistics
There were, last May, SO schools in the imme-
date care of the Public School Society. One or
two have been opened since, making in all say
one hundred. The following are the condensed
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-12
From the Boston Daily Mail.

A REALLY Coon ARTICLE Always anxious to ben
eft readers i'll every possible way, we would now
recommend their notice article prepared by Ransom
d Stevens, Druggists, which is fully deserving of cor
dencc and every way worthy TO he relied on We
the Dandelion and Tomato Panacea. Compounded from
nine of the best medicines produced in the vegetable
kingdom the Dandelion, Tomato, and Sarsaparla form
ing the chief ingredients which well known and uni
versally admitted to contain themost heathu properties
the science of medicine has yet discovered. We called
the of these gentlemen We terday and had the
pleasure of persng letters, some of which were from
Physicians of the highest responsibility, and others from
gentlemen of undoubted integrity, oil speaking in the
highest of the good effects of the medicine. They
also hold in their possesson nnumerabe certificates from
persons some with whom we are acquainted and in
whose word we place the fullest confidence of the
wonderful cures performed by its such Asthma
Erysipelus, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Chronic Diseases,
Rheumatism Scroula and for all impurities OF the Blood
and from our knowledge and confidence in the gen.
temen who prepare The medicine and the trial we have
had fits virtues have hesitation nrecommendngit
as one of the best alternatives and purifiers the bio I'd now
before the public For anything IN the apothecary line,
we would recommend the store of these gentlemen 325
Washington street. inferior to in This city their
high moral worth and strict integrity being sufficient qua
raniy TO the public against any attempt at imposition
In copying the above from the Mail happy in
being able endorse every word of having tried the
Dandelion and Tomato Paacea ourselves with the hap
pest effects The proprleors are really deserving OF
patronage and we are that will their
efforts Give them u call Mt their store, Amory Hall
buildings 3l5 Washington street, second door north of
West strect.-Daily Tunes.
For sale in l'hladelpha, by T. w. Dyott g. Sons No.
las North Second street, and ut the Book of X.
FARNHAM oJrner Of 18th street and Penn avenue,
and at the respectable Drug stores in the District