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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, January %, l84S
Difficulty not settledFIrst baltimore auemhv-Ihe
kefs, &c.
mentioned yesterday that serious difficulty had
Cured between the Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Henry J.
Brent esq, and that bench-warrant had been placed in
the hands ofhe sheriff and bind them keep the
peace. Notwithstanding the diligent search made by
Sheriff Kelewel, he has not up the present moment,
beer able find either Of them and the probability is,
that he will not, until the is either amcaby 9TH
erwise settled. thtt
The of regular series Of " Baltimore assemblies
off last night the saloon of Carroll Hail."
which excelled anything of the kind held In Bat
The tickets $lO and applicants balloed
for by the association before The tickets issued.
The MARKETs.ln the Baltimore market, to-day, Howard
-four still heavy, and sales made in the
morning on Change, to the of about 1000 bbs,
SIS as, with rather sellers than buyers this price.
City Mills there sales during week of about 1000
bbs 80 l2i mostly time. sale of 100 bbs Pataps
mills, at So Is.
In corn meal decline has taken place. with sales during
week of about 1000 barrels city manufacture, at 30
country will not bring 81 ST.
The supply and receipts of wheat through the week have
been very light and prices have varied much Most OF
the arrivals by wagons. quote good 70 prime
red wheat at 100 1876 ordinary good do, 10 $50
cents Very liue white arriving quote, nominnlly,
at 1876 liO cents and family flour do, lB Las
There was considerable inquiry during the rs part Of
the week. and sales of white were making at - 50 cents
and yellow do at 81 6S Prices have since then
slightly receded and quote white Ut Is 60 cts,
and yellow do. a 90 81 cts, with small Sales
The telegraph to-day brings from the northern
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Legislature OF Louisiana.

Much excitement was exhibited on the first day of the
session Some OF the wings being absent the others
fused 10 90 into the meeting 10 organize the House, lest
the democrats should carry the Speaker On the next
day. Tuesday, Jan 49, both branches assembled, when
r. w. Farrar (whig) elected Speaker of the House,
oy vote OF as to d6 given TO Mr. Philips The govern
orsmessage was received and read
on Monday last they were expected to proceed to the
election OF senator of the United States
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no. 81. Matthew'S Churuh.-The Rev. s. MvLLxDY, of
Georgetown College, will deliver the annual charity
mon, this church, Sunday morning next IL O'Clock
Jan n MN. ~
0rt- Temperance Meeting.-Under tho auspices of the
Grand Division and Subordinate Divisions OF tho Sons OF
Temperance Temperance Hall, on street, Monday
evening, at O'clock the M w. r. PnLIr g. WHITE, from
PhiIadsphi, will give lecture on the principles 1 the
dress the meeting The sons Daughters and Cadets Of
lie are invited. fal JOHN D..CLAkKs
r.. GRAY CAMPBELL,
JOHN GARRETT,
Ian 28-2t Cornmuse Of Grand Division.
T,IFTa LECTURE.-Dr. BoYr1or Will give the next Of
his course of lectures the subjects a!sc0icys
electro Magnetism Astronomy Geology rnyaoso9y snd
their kindred sciences Concert hnu nesa nfo"hs no
tel, on tomorrow evening, at " O'Clock.
t During the evening, many interesting and truly won
deyful OK ne rimens VII be performed. - ..,s.-
Tcksts rs each, TO be had At the door.
Jan 2S-A
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Jan. 81, lsl

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Jan. 81, 1913.
To the Editor of the Union:
In the Union of the oath instant, article headed
political Duplicates" you have my having
the act OF the republic of Mexico exists between that
republic and the United States and that the 81 of
January lS4s voted ''that the unnecessarily
and unconstitutonaly begun by the President of the
United States" The latter vote did give. Being at
the present time member of the House of Representa-
tves, and believing as do, that the vote given
correct one, have objections to being thus recorded
Not having been member of the House at the last ses-
sion, the former vote did not give. You will please
make the correction by inserting this note in your pa
per. Respectfully, yours, -
We take pleasure in relieving the above gentlemen
from the company with which had inadvertently
classed Them in our article of Monday last having
first solemnly voted UNDER OFFICIAL OATH, tina
by the act of the republic of Merico exists betucecn
that republic and the United States p and afterwards,
when it suited partisan purposes, as socmnly declared
ALSO UNDER OATH, that the ''unconsiutionaAy
and unnecessarily begun by the President Of the United
States"i,i Our mistake arose from the similarity OF
names which the above two gentlemen bear to those
who voted on the 18th of May, 1916. We find, on re-
ferng again the journals of that period, that was
Mr. Ramsey, OF Pennsylvania and MIR Henry st. John,
of Ohio instead of Mr.. Rumsey and Mr.. St john OF
New York who voted for the former act Hence, how
ever may be the views OF the two gentlemen
who have sent the above communications, they are
guiltle.s Of solemnly voting both for truth and "a
lie" The remaining IS in the list given are accurate
w stated
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There difference of per between treasury
notes $500 and the smaller The latter in
demand small OF duties, for which the larger
are not available Yours, PRENTICE.
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Inc railroad bridge between Hartford and Springfield
ed on the 10Th inst, rebuilt the l7th Que ,re,h
hat o'fi'se
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The flour market has become heavy consequence of
the fact that the duties operation March
LIST and shippers ndisposed ship after February
pay those duties The Stacking Of this demand makes
the market heavy The stock here much dsputed-prob
ably il is about 400 600 barrels, aud selling SIS s7s
So for Ohio New Orleans; Michigan Troy, western
and oenesee S6he last, pure, 50 rs, southern is dull
Petersburg City Mills 50 43isome OF this attct 1850
barrels been sold for the OF the army In Mexico.
Buckvheat -four. W I2A ~ 37a; do, 81 Is ~ 81;
corn meal, SO ls}
In wheat holders firm and above the views of buyers
Sales Long Island l25 inferior Georgia, liza ceats
white Genesee, no Northern rye 81 cents barley.
IS cents OATS II 4s cents Corn has become dull,
without change in prices sales $4,000 bushels AZ % 10
cents mixed western and fiat yellow inferior New Orleans,
% cents new southern, 65 a 81 cents.
Hemp presents no changesales devil otted $40. Hops
quiet sales 81 b cents cash Wilmington rosin Is
CENTS delivered spirits 37i Linsecd oil has
cents-saes, English 62h a IS. Old Ohio pork has
improved rs centssales prime 80 81 81 mess $40 Is
new prime 81 62A SO SO rs mess SlI So Sales
beef IS Is SO prime mess 50 80 Ohio lard fair
prince kegs 81 "a For tobacco demand from
tradesales Kentucky 3a ~ Wool has declined;
stock is large and held in few hands, but weak
holders sold fall of per pound, ex-
tent OF 80 900 pounds The quantity arrived
on the Hudson has been Is follows:
f Hsa' l eisaSs sss s!a:l
1917 u,2i,3Si 3,3S6.40I
Freights have been somewhat firm Liverpool:
-four Is Cd a Is l0d corn, 6ad. per bushels cotton,
3l6 i'd square and round bales. Corn to Cork Sd.
To-day the money market closes easy. There is
less demand for money and bills dull 81 loi Tor
sterling vs. 264 So rs for flames. The stock marketat
is for fancy ockshas been buoyant under the peace r
But the disposition of neghboring cities TO send
stock here realize particularly United States osfrom
Philadelphia has made prices for sound stocks heavy The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

FREE SOIL CONVENTION ~ WYOMiNG.--Thc
Mass Convention Of men OF both the "late political
parties opposed to the Extension OF slavery Ter
iiiory now Free was held at Warsaw on the 18th inst
Every town IN Wyoming was represented in goody
numbers PiucAL NJ WARD Of Perry was appointed
President assisted by four VccPrcden,s and the same
number OF Secretaries. Hon ANDREW w YoUNG,
author Of The scienceol Government first addressed
the Convention, in speech OF great ability lie was
Tor otgHnix Ing now, that in ls53 the nation would
have President who would represent American Free
men. Hon sEfH NJ GATES then introduced series of
ablywritten resolutions which were unanimously
adopted Hon. H. b STANTON Of senecs Pals then FOL
lowed a speech Of great power and eloquence. After
Mr. 5 concluded 'iry Delegates were appointed 10 the
Buffalo Cow cniion MessTs Wordsworth and Kelsey of
Livingston and Mr. Mis- Of Wyoming followed in spirit
ed addresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

GEsERAL TAYLoR-ln the Baltimore Baena
Visfau of Saturday last we find the following
statement. setting forth in sufficiently precise
terms the character Of the letter written by Gene
raj TAYLOR in reply to the Baltimore Inlepend
ent Committee
letter has been received from General Taylor by
the Committee Of Correspondence and the Electors on
The lndeuendent Party, Ia reply to which they adj
dressed him on the 10Th Of June At the special request
of General Taylor that letter will not now b. publish
ed II will however, be submitted ~ The state Con
yepion al the meeting on the 9th. Having been Ia
vored with an opportunity OF perusing H. We are per-
n.tted To say that General Taylor fully sdop,. ana
sanctons the statement OF Judge Saunders, which We
repubsh to day and recognizes that statement as nav
ing been made by his authority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

FREg Soil COSyESTIoS ~ MAINE.-Beleving
that by supporting the nominations Of Gen Cas- ana
Gen Taylor the interests OF Tree labor ana Tue "
and Democrats Of Maine call upon all their ieiio"'
zens throughout the State, who are opposed 70 'ne
nominations Of Csss and Taylor and m iayor Of fes
on The evening of "wednesday the 10Th day Of July
sis and on the day following TO take such stops AZ tns
occasion shall demand to prevent the eSien o. ga
very and 10 cooperate with the other fee STAT. IN ms
Convention 10 BE- held Buffalo ON the mn oil August,
l-i-. .
John Van Buren,, Esq New.fork AbIshsm Payne,
Tsa of Rhode Island Hon stephen C. Phillips Of ga
lea Hon Henry Wilson OF Natick' ana mares ea M
ner Eso OF Boston have been invited 10 address the
Convention and assurances have been received mat
some If not al Of them will be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

- DR.. ALEX. DUNCAN. formerly the Repre-
sentative Of the Cincinnati Ohio District in Con-
gress, announces that he is willing to be csndi.
date for Congress this Fall-that he is IN favor of
the election Of Gen. Cass and that he is opposed
to the Introduction of Slavery into any Territory on
the Continent where il docs not now exist.
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The select Committee OF the senate and


Observer the Washington correspondent oi
the Phaaddphia Ledger writes July Il as follows
WAsHIN0roN Monday, July II.
The select Committee ot the senate, % which
have been referred the Territorial bills and the Slave
question have decided 10 report the three bills or the
establishment Of Territorial Governments ia Csornls,
New.M Mexico and Oregon In one, leaving out ooh WI
mot proyiso and compromise and everything connect
ed with slavery The Slavery question VIII thns DC
len 10 the people OF the territories, as Mr. Dallas ana
Cen Case said il should be- think this report viii DO
Accountable % both The Senate and House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, July le-
FoR EuRoPE-The Cunard Mail Steamship
Caledonia Capt LErrcH sails from this port tomorrow
"wednesday for Liverpool The Mail for Europe VIII
close at ma o'clock.
GENEROUS CoNDUcT-We learn that Capt. Rr
RE of the steamer Niagara, Qn which Mr. Curtis, who
was robbed on Friday last OF some 81 400 came passen
ser) arrived this City yesterday for the express pur-
pose of rendering to said Curtis and family free pass
age back TO their home he having learned through tho
New York papers OF the loss OF all they possessed by
some Infamous scoundrel
TSFANrIciDE This morning about O'Clock, the
body of an infant child found lying In the gutter
opposite house No 63 Msngn ST. Taken 10 the Dead
house.
ACADEMIA young woman named Eilza
Brown accidentally fell down yesterday at the corner
of Broadway Washington square and was severely
injured
PoLGcE.-A man named John Williams was
taken into custody last night by Officer sullivan OF the
Third Ward who found him carrying trunk oil cloth
ing which was subsequently discovered TO have been
stolen. Held TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

-.ly' Hon. WAsHNGroN HUNT, the able AID es
,imsble Representative OF the Niagara and Or
leans District in Congress has written letter to
his constituents declining a denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

~ The story Of the horrible butohery IN lps-
witch. Massachusetts which we published from tho
Ner5uryport Herald is d small hoax. We really can't
a., the wit OF snch things
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19
RROnKLYN Affairs.

- Mr.. HoLroN OF Brooklyn was robbed OF his
wallet containing $50 in cash and $50 in notes while
on board the packet f. Louis, on her passage from BY
racu ~ 10 Rochester. the other day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

MicnioAN.--A Detroit correspondent OF the
Rocksae Demoorr' confirms Gen. Casss popularity At
home and says that Mr. Van Buren viii receive hand
vote from the Locos IN this state. gentleman
connected with the Michigan Regiment Of Volunteers
says Taylor VIII receive the votes Of nearly all OF the
corps call Is in circulation in several OF the Coun-
les ior Van Buren, Mass Meeting and large number
ofihe Locofocos have positively refused 10 60 Cas-
Letters from every County encouraging. Until
every town the State heard from. If Cas- Is not
beaten the vote will be so close that it will be imposs
Ole to tell the result Csss is unpopular At home
hat great portion OF his party have to walk In the
Hsnker professions for fear Of being caricatured by
the friends Of Cen Tsylor and Free Soil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

The LOUISVILLE ExANISER.-We understand
ibis fearless Antsavery paper lauguishing aud does
nc; prosper well, pecuniarily as its friends would
DEERE Located in Slave State OF course il gets no
commercial patronage. II the friends Of Free Soil at
the North and South who like the enterprise sus
tanned should come forward 10 liberal subscrip-
ions, they would render timely aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

PESNsYLyASIA.-The Committee appointed by
the great Free Soil meeting held AZ Pittsburgh the nh
inst have called Western Pennsylvania Convention Of
the Democratic friends Of Free Soil on the 18th Of Aug
AZ Pttsburc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

- CHARLES STETsoS, Esq is the Loco-foco
candidate for Congress ia the penobscot District
Name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

~ Major Lewis Cass, Jr L 5. A. IS SAID to
he not on good terms with his father II i' supposed
by some that he will come out for Old Rough and
Ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

GREAT FIRE ~ PROyIDEscE.-We learn from
the Prociaenoe Journal that IRE broke out on Sunday
morning in North Msinst. IN building owned ny ~.
Il. Brown and others j. o. g. ]. r. Potter, jewellers,
had stock valued al $4,000, OF which oDe-hsf vas
burned insured At the National Once n Y for 5000
Carpenter Congdon. cTockery deaere lost then en-
tire stock valued 81 900 OF $1,000 insured at the
Howard Once, n Y The second foor was occupied
BY Rufus Greene. Jr counting room, and Edward
Beyery, tailor loss slight In the third story were
twenty Of goods belonging to Rufus Greene ~.
which were destroyed On the floor Greene a.
Arnold lost about 81 900 worth of boots and shoes IN
sured at the American Office.
The stock Of Work 4 Hodges merchant tailors, IA
the Whitaker Building. damaged by smoke and
sster They are fully insured at the Etns The build
ing was insured at the Mutual The Treasrgt Office
and H,raId Office we're somewhat injured. II. Old
ham engrayer suffered some loss Mr. Lincoln, por,,
traIt painter with difficulty saved bis pieiures Abel
Fos,er on Canal st. suffered considerably By water
He IS insured for 81 30 at the American The Granite
Building Is Insured at the Mutual Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19

New YORK TROOPS CoAISG HoNE.-We are
informed that 80 troops OF the Eewfork regiment OF
volunteers will arrive here tomorrow morning ~ ,no
Cincinnati Cars on their way home. Iney VII axe
re s1r,ogs ona o the best and fastest steamers ON
lake Ere We understand fifteen hundred Of the re-
~ning Volunteer, are expected BY this route coming
in detschments Of $50 each. ssndusky 90 oanoni''
A JERSEY CONTINENT TO Grs. SCOTT ia :
ae,n, ~ tbs BOARD Of Directors OF toe Camden and
mems p.,1-o.d Company last week, the Secretary
1Iahr Thompson Esp unanimously Instructed.
On aotson OF Commodore stockton to tender the nee
dom Of their roads TO Gen Scott similar resolution
10 slso bsen adopted, we understand. BY the New
ersey Railroad Company. Newark Ad'.
v,y BUREs ~ OHlo.-The Cass men are be-
corning 50 scarce in these parts that IL feared they
vii nave 10 resort TO wearing the black cockade. 70
dssignste them The Van Buren, men viii pol nearly
double Is many votes a. GAGS In OHIO WIN "ss] RAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19
MARRIED:
II St Johns Church, Bndg port Conn. Mr.. PHILIP
LEGEE TO SARAH JANE, daughter Of b. Ferguson.
DIED:


Ga Monday night 18th instant at the resdenee OF her
father 2lg East Broadway. Miss ANN L. PERRY, ssed
q yesrs Wasting consumption gave notice VI her sp-
preaching eparus. She looked steadily and calmly At
Death and while Ter heart would have feJocsd 70 airy
lonser with those she loved earth, she bowed, win
submission TO the will OF her Heavenly Father.
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the
funeral the above rumber this w ednesday Afternoon
at o'clock.
~ Poughkeepse papers please copy; -
On Monday morning, 18th inst ABNER D. ALDRlCH
In the 35th year Of nia age.
The friends and scqaaintsnces Of the family are re-
specially invited attend bis funeral without farther
invitation this day Wednesday, al 2. from his late
residence a North MooresE His remains viii be taken
10 Greenwood
On sunday the 18th mat, MARIA, wife Of Richard J..
Polhsmus.
The friends Of the family invited to tend the fGne
raj this afternoon at o'clock from her late residence No.
IS Hester-st -
On Tuesday, April 10, WILLIAM, son Of Mathew w.
Turner deceased, aged Il years. months and IL days
The friends scqqaItapces Of the family are respect
fully invited TO his funeral this day 18th inst om
the residence Of his mother Minerva Turner, No 10 Lud-
lowst His remains will be taken 70 Wiismsbarsh for
lnterment.
% Tuesday morning 18th inst MARY KIMLEY, eldest
OF George and me late Helen K Timpson, sssd
Q Yeas and months.
Her remains win be taken to Canton, Mas for inter
ment.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOLTHERN NAIL
Conversational Proceedings-The Herald and
the Documents.
f,~-s.nor fence II The Tribune.


Co-resoon fence q The Tribune
WAsHISGroS. Mon5sy. Aprfl7
The Senate spent the day, today on the 81
prems Court bill Should the bill pass there will
be sn extra session Of the Court In May. The
chances for its passage or rejection are sboateqa
Ia the House the time wss spent IN calling the
Yeas and Nays on motions 70 suspend the Rules
u take ID different measures out Of order. Among
other. motion was made - take up the Ten hegi'
rneuts bill bat II failed for want Of Two tnifd'
vote necessary 70 suspend the Rules lne Looo
Focos hate 70 give up the idea Of wal
NJ. MoSROE Of New YOrk City VIII prooao'y De
heard on his claims % the seat row occupied .!
Nj jackson 10 morrow. gs
The slaves who escaped from here on SATURDAY
night last are said 70 have been recaPtoreo' anu
are nov in all IN Baltimore.
NJ ggsSETT Of the Herald. VINO IS now mere
uiU probably be caled up before the Senste 70
morrow on the publication Of the Treaty " nie
tbe Treaty was before the Senate. Mr. bENSkII
received letters from a Reporter OF the C4D'''
named SYMIN6TOS. Offering the Treaiy and Decu'
r,ents for $500 This Mr.. BESSETr agreed 70 pay
Nr : went on 70 New York, bat demanded S5OO
Gr the documents. which Mr. BESSETT refused 70
siv. Tie pApers were Efterwsrd sold 10 the Ne"
York Journal Of Commerce 1t Is said, Tor Sl@O In.s
Mr. BEsNETr will prove ia evidence AS the eoll
or, Of the Union are the confidential printers OF tne
senate. this news has created quite an excitement
s-oppd the organ of the Administration. men
TONED in one Of my letters some time ago that eEOO
nd been asked and offered for copy OF TINS treaty
I,N--..ant RIcHELIEU.
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By Telegraph to The Ner-York Tribune.
pxc,,ewru, and giot AT the Capital.

WAsHfsSTOS TUESDAY, AfIl 10.
There ia al intense excitement IL the cry 10
consequence Of the attempt Of 'undry individuals
10 gain certain inaliensble rights with which the
founders Of the epublic had told them they were
endowed by their Creator.
A large crowd Of the soVerei.ns assembled IN
front Of the Ner Era printing Office this evesing'
and commenced throwing missiles, breaking WIN
dows &c, but through the intervention OF the Po-
lice and several citizens who made speeches on
the occasion, tue progress Of the mob wss stay ed
Hondreds however, still fingered about the build
ing till their patriotic ardor in defence Of the Pc
culisr Institution was somewhat cooled BY &
drenching rain. which set in between and 10
O'Clock.
So much for these poor, degraded and iliterate
men and women, having the s0dscity 10 believe
that the document which says all are entitled to lib
ertv means 70 include niggers They should have
consulted Southern dictionary and remained
quietly at home Hall Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19
The Fugitive slave. at the CapitnI.


On Saturday night large party OF slaves es
capsd in a vessel and set sail for Philadelphia
steamer being chartered and armed pursuit was
given, and they were overtaken near the NOUN
of the Potomac river, where they were captured
without resistance. This morning they were
brought back to the wharf, when the whole party
captain crew and seventy seven negroes were
lodged in Jail. The greatest excitement has been
occasioned, and the white men were only saved
from violence by the crowd, by being taken TO
nr.on in hacks The vessel was the Pearl Capt
Sears, Of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-19

IHE SEASON" Spring time is coming" and all per.
sons who enjoy good heshthro ugh tbs Summer
month, are careful To purify and elssn'e she' 'ys'm'
from ali impurities and unhealthy secretion ms that seeumu
late srtieularly this ofths year sAsoss San
s,PAsLA Is peculiarly adapted q this work OF puryns
possesses all the curative pr5p eriesof The 1905 In ths
efficient and condensed form. and acts directly npon
the blood in the process Of It's formation aud thus causes
the speedy removal Of Ulcers, Tumors sero'uls Erup-
tons Enlargement Of the Glands and all other external
manifestations Of an unnatural circulation,
Prepared and soid wholesale and retail, by A. b. d.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, leo Fulton corner OF WI
hs-.t rs Broadway, and II East Broadway. New.fors
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout tho United
ststes. Price 81 per bottle. or 'ir bottles for s..