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Thompson. the negro philanthropst the English mis-
sonary Of disunon, boodshed, and anarchy, represents
constituency In Parliament the condition OF great portion
OF whom far degraded and miserable than that
the slaves souhe plantations these latter
below peers OF the British realm In another
give the Democratic Review article depicting the
wretchednes and destituon prevailing among the
habitanfs OF the Tower Hsmles /" Were a southerner
thus degrade his slaves. his neghbors would take
COMM son of lunacy against him, and them from
his charge isa disgrace TO country that in any por
tion of such hypocHcs incendiary this Thorn pson
should b. permitted give utterance his
doctrine intermediate at all in domestic nstitu-
lions
England has pursued policy in relation to her West
Inda possessions that has rendered them vaueess She
would destroy southern States by forcing the introduce
ton OF the policy. Nrgro philanthropy is the ptetest
for all this but destruction Of prosperity the
Acknowledgement OF Union form the real motive-else
why does She neglect alleviate the deep d.res. pre-
vank at home and direct such powerful efforts miti-
gaze ginary woes '-HHrrisb"g KEYSTONE.
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We invite attention 10 the opinion, which will be
found in another column. OF the late Attorney General
the Hon Reverdy Johnson the allowance OF mileage
al special sessions OF the Senate The argument is 90
full TO render any comment unnecessary; otherwise
might publish the decision OF Vice President Dallas
under which the allowance made Since this opinion
was given, Congress has, by provision of law. made the
certificate of the presiding officers of the two houses
elusive upon all tie departments of the government and
it has also properly put end TO the allowance OF
similar mileage special sessions of the Senate after the
Sd of March, 1862 and consequently the questions in
volved in this discussion will no longer exist The pub
LEGATION OF Mr.. Comptroller Whesey's decision against
the allowance required the publication OF Mr. Attorney
General Johnson's opinion in lis favor Mr. j.. in
GLIDING, says:
This opinion has been given more in detail than is my
habit because of the character OF the questions submitted
and OF the unaffected solicude have felt con vnced a.
was after the fullest consideration that the conduct the
senators correct TO vndicate them the of
ability from the imputed charge, made for the frs
time in the history on the government OF receiving public
money which they had no tide"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
: 49, BALTIMORE, March 10, p. M,
The Wsbs'sr Union Fssiuai-Re)orm Cosvs~tioN.--
Qusstisa Of Representation Stsasssy :
RsDuyi of a Wusk N pfo,1 bsehaatr M,xL~I~ A..

.wa BALriaoag, March " 8, p.
The WsJs'sr Uaion Fesiuai Reform Cosvsntiom.---
Qasstss Of Representation Charleston Sfsamsy
Re0drf Of Washington MseAaae. The MaYksGs, fs.
The Webster Union dinner Anna polls last evening 10
represented have been most glorious aud p.trloso af
faira feelings of patty having been sight OF Ia doing
who lab red in the
ton OF the Union Toass given and reeeved Win
great enthusiasm all the democratic and whs snn.or.
united nobly Ia crushing the spirit Of disunioa
There were, unfortunately but few present and
yoa from the Patriot the only brief sketch of Mi
Webster's speech that has yet been publisheds
The question of representation is before the Re-
form Convention at Annapolis, and there be .
termination the part OF msoflty OF the delegates
continue the dsproporonate representation
exists whereby Baltimore has about one delegate to the
every 30 900 Of her inhabitants, whilst the
counties range the OF about delegate tor es
cry 5000 Inhabitants There is promise proposition
before the convention give the city
tive for every $1,000 inhabitants, and the counties shout
for every 5000 but great doubts are entertained
whether majority of the be obtained for II.
Henry Brent, esq the attorney general, who 10
delegate from this city the convention made able
speech yesterday in favor OF uniformity OF represents
ton urging that there sufficient conservative power
ia the senate
Capt A Robb, of this city, is pushing forward with
much despatch the pioneer steamship OF the line run
between Baltimore and Charleston. Her model already
displays the cpperke proportions which IL sdesignsd
give her, giving prospect ofmos rapid sailing qualities.
Her burden will be about 700 She will be propeller
steamer-her engines machinery DelnE afoady IN
progress the establishment Of Mr.. Charles Reeder
IL is announced in the Philadelphia papers that Amin
ey the Turkish envoy. has engaged the inventor Of the
machine in operation the Washington navyyard for the
manu- lacture Of percussion caps to accompany him TO
Turkey. 10 exhibit its operations to the Sultan t..s
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
were of 45O bbs Howad -four ~ S7t
sales Of 100 bbs city Mills at "a 37A Very little doing In
wheat-prces unchanged Sales Of white IS 50
cen,s, and yellow 81 SO cents. OATS 80 ~ cents
Whsksy dull at q cents. 80 esfH. l E58aa
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ny A. GREEN, Auou,oneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Thursday the 27th instant shall sell the residence
Mr. o. Preston D. between l2h and 18Th
r. sengstack at 10 O'Clock an excellent
Of furniture, via
Mahogany sofa rocking and paror chairs
adeboard, bureaus, and bookcases
Do ouomsns, dining and breakfast tables
Do work, wash, and other stands
Maple boasteads, wardrobes, and chairs
Mansi and looking glasses and toilet
Androns, shovel and onEs and tenders
Feather beds, bedding hair and shuck
Three ply, ingram, and stair carpet oil cloth, SC.
hall and other lamps
Chins, glass, crockery and stone
Air txht md other stoves
With a good ass Of Kitchen requisites
and under S2S, credit Of
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN
Mar 2s-a Auctionees.
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Nav Yoss. March q,

Nav YosK, March Is, 1851.
That the depression which prevails 10 greater lees
extent IN the manufacturing nefes has been caused solely
by home mpetilon, have shown a former oeea
more particularly In relation the iron When
ever official returns be had they cobfm, la emf
nent degree, that view Of the The returns for the
Lowell factories hand TO January, 1851, and
they present very gratifying results have compared
leading features WIN the returns Tor three former years
viz 1917, when the business of the county 10
be at The lowest point Of depression in consequences the
low tariff si6 after the tariff of 1912 had been In opera.
ton three years lsaS alter the tariff had been
in operation two years and the last closed
year OF greater complaint Than before sed
The result Is as tollowsi
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CECOND CARD.-Those who have closed
- about the Isl Of January
great favor by calling and making settlements
short important that all
for the should be closed We also avail
thanks friends and
public for their liberal and increased for the
and respectfully solicit continuance Of the pledg
ns individual united accommodate all
CLAGRrT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
93--aswlm
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CITY vf WASHINGTON
cuo,sDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1851.

p.lass, the American Newspaper Agent, the onb
agent paper the cies OF Boston, New YoTk,
duly cred 10 take advertisements and
.ons a, The required by HIS receipts
- .s SAY menls His onieas areboson Conges. street;
ymt Tribune building Philadelphia northwest
| "a 1 Chestnut streets
GosIDIs OF Richmond Virginia. general agent
assisted by travelling agents A. PuLl.s and JAnss
4osls -, -, -,
travelling agent or the assisted by Mes-r
T. DxsT, JAsos TArLoR, w. ARssrsoss, PsRKIH
49,, w. RAssAr DR. JOSHUA wADswoKrn, ALEx X. LAWS,
A. Smiley
M axssY NJ LEWIS, Of Montgomery, Alabama, IL gen.
agent The States Of Alabama and TENNESSEE.
Iss1rL e. JAMS No. Is2 South Tenth street, Phiade
our general travelling agent, assisted by Mess VIZ. H.
I'm Jsur CoLLiss, JAAxS DsKsSs, A. KIaK WsLLsoros,
pxs Joas T. JupKIss r. LooEE, Jos. Button, GKoRoK
ayrros and THOMAS d. MICS.
~, p.cru, from either III the above will be good.
SANFORD Co.. express agents and bankers In
,u,sA States London and Liverpool have been appointed
~, ar the and authorized 10 receive subscriptions
10 this paper Their Office In London II nj No. 10
[..h,u .rert and in Liverpool at No Columbia Buildings
N, concern is in this country with the wellknown
lsss Adams Co.. agents, and is entitled to the conf
luce of our friends abroad.
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NEW srrtag Fashtons.-CHARLEa n. LANE
as Tuckcr merchant tailor land sen,emen's furnish
informing his friends and eo~ciser'
that New York. with and beautiful
cloths veugs, and furnishing goods
by great which would
ctuy attention. ali Of which win be offered at fair
and reasonable prices
Also splendid chlden's clothing s~ays hand.
Lsse and fuckers Buildings, Penn avenue.
Mari
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DEATHS xDrross.--John :. Sk iapef. ..a Mai
Noah. and the Hon Isaac Hthrce stinyut.b-d editors
wbose deaths ced laiely-snp,f.d with q
i~w hours OF other. Mr. Skinner died day
evening. in tn 6sth year OF h,s Nj H'h
day morning. as-a sbo,t ~ years, -ud aaDor Noah on
Saturday nsh,, "a the slth yesf Of n ase
lBau,mos Ciigyv.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--Ran sway from the
subscriber the Sd o March 1851 coored woman CATh
RNE oias Kitty Francis Che supposed he about 1--WE rect
ncbes high ss OF rather delicate appearance Hnd
She supposed hiring out in Wash
free secrsed by free OF color
frewsrn.d hiring bsrbonnr her The
aho reward will be paid her delivery to
Mar a,-2awu j. y. HILTON.
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NEW spring tsooas-J r. STEER, Merchant Tailor Browns
IN respectfully informs msmber- Of Congress and others
about the city, he received
which might do well
These prepared make order in
STYLE cheap and Mt notice and invite
everybody call and examine them.
2i--eod2wd
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Hon Thomas Burnside, one Of the Judges OF the gu
prems of Pennsy ANA died Germantown Penn
sylvana few days ago, aged nearly 10 years He was
for many year. able. upright, and worthy Judge, and
has died much regretted.
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No TcAdr building Psnnsyvnna washington csmms
Of ds~ds for New YORK; Cai~pss, Minnesota, and oil the
other Of the Union
CHARLES De sEDNo having been appointed By The respect
other United Territory Of Minnesota
acknowledgment Of deeds, Ac cde
citirsns Of wsshn and sse~bers.
Feb i4-9aw
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fFOth~ Voters Washington, ID. C.-Tbe undersigned,
nj the friends respectfully that
candidate solcs
N
chosen by majority OF your win strive justify
BY faithful and impartial
Of tho duties which viii in that devolve upon him
mo. J. MUILOY.
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GDSTo the Voters OF WsshnRton.-I myseif
Candidate for the office OF
shall embrace the opportunity Of addressing people
speruve ward. in
generally controlled municipal elections,
The people taking the matter into hands.
EDWARD n. ROBINSON.
Mar
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n ATaALIEs a Tale ny Juiia Ksvsnsghe vol
~ General Theory Of Bridge Herman HaupL
A. NJ, General Superintendent Of the Peansyyans Rsio.d
MaW FRANCk TAYLOR
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Is NOW OPEN mr fortnight only Fellows Hail. Wash
ingon,
cLIDDoN's GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
OF the river Nile, and Nuba
Of Egyptian antiquities, splendid or
Thoroughbred writings,
comprising the latest meteorological George r. oddon
formerly United Cairo.
Oriental music performed each exhibition.
Every evening O'Clock. Wednesday afternoons,
at half past O'Clock.
Doors hour before.
Admission, rs children half price.
Tickets for also at the principal
25--n
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nRY GOODS, DRY GOODS AT AuCrIoN-On Friday, The
" instant shall sell at the dry good
doors south Of New York Gag win
at 10 O'Clock large and excellent dry goods
Cloths, cssSimeres, cassinets, ve.nng-
French and English merinos, hombasins
hpacss silk, casbo,eres, csmbrics, jaconets
Swiss book, and null moslns, Illusions
tnsh hnen brown Holland, Preach linen drilling.
Couonades, nbsnds, isces, embrosderies
handkerchief, hosiery, gloves, blankets
Flsnnels checks, uckines, black and cotton, Ac
WIN all other articles usually KEEP, goods store
Terms Al Of and cas-, S2s credt OF
Two and mouths for satisfactorily endorsed besna
A. GREEN,
MarT-a Apcdonssr
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&C., eooaa, aa5 a9.e9s,7sI sa,nl,ls7 n.ea7, lae

Inc, o,oaa, Sa5 ase9s,75I ss,7sl,ls7 n,sa7Ias
Thus. the deliveries OF produce points ha We In.
ed nearly 60 millions, while the ports are
only millions higher The difference indicates the
ner which internal trade ha. increased in the last four
years This enhanced business grows OF the ability Of
all parties consume and II value equal TO
s31 6 1876 produce has been exported the i'm mort,
ought least $50 900 900 greater in payment and
this should be borne mind when
port. present themselves Relatively through the inAus
gold and the multiplication OF banks the currency Of
this country Is fuller than that OF Europe and con,.
quence gold, which staple product the country
flow of permanent article OF port aud thai II
should do will involve permanent maintenance ol or
change the actual par value IL the week nearly
$500 900 have been exported mostly American gold and
S2oy,OoO in doubloons have arrived from France The
value OF doubloons in this market has laerly risen and
in France the gold panic has depressed the price of thai
metal. Thus the metal comes and goes tho Al
lsntie. The gold and exchange operation. produce ite
demand Tor money-now particularly, that the
uncertainty OF the mint operations has greatly increased
The produce markets are generally quite heavy. Cotton
sells slowly slight reduction from ptevou. rates The
home trade buy but liuc. Wool ins itself very well
although threats Of stoppsge renewed by
Flour s quite dnl-,ales straight western 81 81
S. rs coed Ohio, 81 ss 81 81 southern, 81 90 81 rs
Rye -four, 81 81 50 a. Sales Ohio wheat. l0i cent,
Rye heavy Is Oat. lower-say AZ so cent.
northern. Corn new southern yellow 65 cents Hay 90
SO cents cash. Pork l. higher-saes new meas STA ~
new prime, sil 81 siI 80 B,ef firm at 50 siI mes.
L,rd. 81 81 cents. Rice steady, 50 37s. Coyer,e.d
81 vi cents Whiskey % 2si cents Tobacco firm a,
10 l2i cents. kerpeky Freights-cot,on ii 10 Liver
pool con, AID. -four, i5d.
The stock market Is qaite lsngnid and price. are a.
much better than last week, closing as foIow,t
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The following extract FROM a letter written 10 the
New York Express fom this city shows with what sys-
tenaiic sgor aud zeal The administration is working the
political guillone Think nothing done while aught
remains TO do !" This is their principle Of acton The
writer goais over the Post Office Department as1hs great
gibbsting branch OF the government I0snty five day
in one or two States alone is pretty well How many
per diem throughout the whole Union The wings
preparing for bloody hgh and they resolved TO
have the post Offices and all other Offices in their hands
IL is time for the democracy look this feature in the
times, and not 10 forget the lesson inculcales OF union
harmony, and cordial co operation in all sections Mr.
Fillmore and his coadutors 10 have forgotten the
declarations OF General Taylor before his election "No
friends TO reward. enemies to punish--nothing to
serve but my country" These assurances elected him
drew in Mr.. Fillmore cnging to his skirts; and now
how they are fulfilled What is the law for obtain
ing money under false pretsnessa Is il not to
obtain popular confidence and support by HE same
means I?
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Adjournment of the Ptnnsyluania Legislature
HARRlssuRs March 25-Boh inches the legislature
have passed resolution adjoura siss die hs 18th Of
April. A.e4sh
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UAUPT ON the Construction OF Bridges, with Pssc-
IL teal Illustrations
Byne's Dictionary OF Engine Engineering No o.
Lincolnis Horsce, with English Notes vol.
Nathalie kaysnnnhi Anthor OF HsdeinS,
International Magazine for April
just published and for sale by =. ....
Mar27 booksellers, near 9Th
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REMoVAt~ DE sELDINa wyLfE removed their
~ General Agency and Law Once Seventh b~wecn
sna streets opposite Odd Fellows HAIL and two doors " me
NstonI Inse,reneer Office
Mar 0--aawu
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Correspondence OF tho Express. ]

w AsHINuIUN, NIaTch n.
-Four locooco clerks in the Treasury Department were
ON Saturday noufed that their services longer
needed learn thar there is host in that pa
of the same stamp and likely go the same way
soon. There arc many, my certain knowledge, who
should go.
The other departments will have like purgng. Some
of the ocolocos in Office have made business daily
abuse and Willy administration thorough business
should be made OF dispong OF these spies upon tho gov
eminent
The Postmaster General is doing the right thing with
democratic posnasers now. They being required In
lnrge numbers daily 10 make way for wings.
In OF the appointment offices, having charge of
two three States only, learned few days that
less than twenty-five removals being made each
day. This process In all the appointment offices will in
little time thin out the administrations postum
enemies. \
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NEw YoRK, March 26-2, p. m-The sheriff Of Duchess
county offers reward OF one hundred dollars for tho aP-
pehonson Of Wilkes the editor OF the Police Gazette
Wilkes had been convicted OF libel, but escaped before
sentence was pronounced against him.
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TELGaRAPHIc REPORTS FOX THE UnIox.
Condition of the Northern Market

Condition OF the Northern Markss
dull Reading railroad 54l s,sIng exohangs, l02
lOa premium. Flour is in moderate demand. with prices
yellow at Ga 66 cents Provisions are looking up. Hold
Of pork asking advanced but withou. sales
news.
dulgovemment securities have dsclined United States
ss Pennsy wanna railroad s,ces ~ Penn.yvania S. sci
M - e.n r0S y. 1 s.o DE-
and 10 a 81 cents for white
Sailing of the Asia.--Speeie gong out.
NKw York, March 26-2 p. m.-The steamer Asia, which
sailed for Liverpool this morning took out loo passengers
and one million Of dollars in specie.
NEw YoRk, March 26-2, p. The sheriff Of Duchess
os 81 r Of editor o. me 0ai ss ss
Wilkes had been convicted OF libel, but escaped before
sentence was pronounced against him.
Adjournment of the Ptnnsyiuania legislature.
HARRrssuRs, March 25Bolh branches OF the Legislature
have passed resolution adoura sns die ,hs 18th Of
April. aas4st
Grand Vocal and Inssrunssnt., Concert
COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION,
given CARUsIs SALOON Thusday evening Nsss
"a ISL = Sslosk precisely under the condseo'hip Of
The Vocal Society Of Baltimore, fif
THE LIEDER-KRANTZ,
Represented by about OF principal members
kindly volunteered friendly and
and In order render
public Prof obgnsly conseusd
TO play solo his principal avorie Tts-
bone.
PROGRAMME
PART FIRsr.
i. Grand Overture, "Das Wunderw :. Flo,ov
2. Grand Chorus, "March OF Buens vista,u
isieaef Becker.
hosena , ms a. 0 L.nsss
5, The swiss. F.lhedand, Grand caovu. BY III.
Disa, The Opera Of Norma arranged
for orchestra by G. Lsnschow.
PART SECOND.
1. Grand Overture to the Opsra of the "Merrv
Uiues Of Windsor" first time in this
Q. Pot Pouui, Iiae du Regiment, by the Lieder
,Donizetti
.....C.
a. Grand Chorus from "Precosa,n by Leder-
krsntz, with full accompaniment. Weber,
5. serenade, by Schubert, arranged a
trombone, ana executed by Prof Lenschow
Tickets 80 at Music s,or,
Taylor Maur' and VIM Fschers Bookstores
the door the Saloon evening
Mar 25-dd
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Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert
COLUMBIA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION,
given CARUsI's SALOON Thursday evening Mar
a. 1851 O'Clock precisely under the condscosshp Of ro
C., LEN5CHOW. - 49,
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Delivered At New Total, u. =. exports. Aggregate
the
ls4s sas9O s57ssi 500 ssI a1 500 oso77s si7a "a
1850, s47aoT os,ss7s73 l5a,E250 1a8e8a2 I7ssos5,o
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Sailing of the Asia-Speeis gong out.
Nrw YORK. March 26-2, p. m.-The Asia, which
sailed for Liverpool this morning, took 100 passengers
and million Of dollars in specie.
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The name Of no person vii entered oar boo anss
payne nj Of the sub<e eSipuoa be ssads IL advance U
D.,ani ssIseILaI. sy aonsy BY isas u Iss
which paid BY sad all sA assumed ~ ss1ssivs.
SAT- transmission. .s4 N tF4aE
The COUNTRY PAPER a. pus,is.sx iwsskiy dssiss sAs
Coasrs-s weekly duxias Ms ssess
sabscrpposs pssiod yssz vii - rscsavsd Oh
psossuoned the above annual A
n1PosTMAsTERs suhoxs soanssi ssts ~
.eaAiss DAILY 80 sacoss< ~ ss
WEEkL subscribers, 42s 88kL
eoYy of ths
furnish a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-06
DR.. MORSE'S
InVig0 ating Cordial,

TIOR Genital Debility npotency lncontinence or Noe
4 turnal Emissions Loss of Muscular Energy PHYSICAL
Lassude General Prostration, &c. any OF The conse-
quences of youthful ndsCetion, indulgence OF the PASS
ions IN years That This medicine " i'll cure the above
complaints and relieve the mental and bodily ncapacy
ct the unfortunate sufferer We have proof positive as tie
following testimony, of the many received, viii show
DIR. w oodward, of the Massachusetts Insane Hosmta
writes OF one nf his patients being cured BY using this cor
da thhs:'lt gives me pleasure inonn you that one o
my patients while in Boston, prucm ed some of your car
dial He tells me that he had single emission after be
commenced taking It, while before he had two or three
week. When he applied TO me" says DR. w II thonobt
hardly possible tor him regain his whole strength
'e usnai medicine used in those in the
Hospital, but they had effect in the me. mime no
CHASED some OF Nohr cordial which has effected a cure
am satisfied no other medicine would | shah ever " c
memo II, whenever an opportunity occuIs.n
Prepared 10y NJ MORSE, NJ. d. lmportant oj,co with
uecobs Tor cure, accompany Ing each bottle
Wllch VIII be forwarded to the writer's address
n b, regulations Of Sarsaparla &C. have no effect
III 5s1 osS'' Neither The nonsense contained in won
ueTlul niue books on this suljrCt of any use
Only Agents NJ. b. GREEN e. No 2l6 Nain strao, o,1
JAMES ca ENE, No. III Main sueet, w orceser,
ang25eod3m Ni'