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Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.

PORTLAND, MAINE, Mayeh 30.-The legislature
of Maine has passed bill Incorporating the Al
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company. Hiram
". Alden, James Eddy, and others, are the appli-
cants The charter gives the company power TO
proceed at once 10 the construction Of the pro-
posed subteranean line TO the Pacific, for the
fnrtherance of which bill has been fayorably re-
ported upon by committee Of Congress.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

The sKnow-Nothings," secret Native
American order, introduced about four weoks ago
into this city, already numbers upwards Of a
thousand or twelve hundred members.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

as- observation-disclosures Lodge, No. IO.--A
special meeting Of this Lodge will be held at the hall In
the First ward, Friday evening" March 3st Mar %
Giiman's Hair Dye has made its appearance
in our city, very much to the qualification of our
young beaux who wear red whiskers or musta-
chios. Gentlemen are now seen going into our
saloons with hair, whiskers, musta-
chios, and eyebrows Of all imaginable colors, and
in five minutes they will appear on the street hav-
ing them entirely changed and decidedly improved
by a lustrous black, obtained by using GILMANs
DYE.-Nortok Herald.
For sale by T. D. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington City
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
New York Market.

New YoRK, MarA 30-Flour has declined IS a
37I cents per barrel, with sales of $500 barrels
State and Ohio, at 81 "a 81 rs. Wheat is dull, with
sales of 800 Bushels at 81 65 for southern white.
Corn is lower, with sales OF $4,000 bushels, at II
"a SO cents for mixed and yellow. Whisky is
firm, with sales Of 100 barrels, at 20 cents.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
E-- ruzzzzz, NEW WARRANGEMENT.-

r.: czsszz=zp NEW ARRANGEMENT
- On and after Monday, March 81,
1854, daily mail trains will be run over this road,
agreeably to the following arrangement:
train from Alexandria TO Gordonsville and
intermediate stations will leave the depot, corner
Of Duke and Henry streets, at ~ o'clock, q. M,
on the arrival of the coaches from Washington ar
riving at Gordonsville at III o'clock, connecting
at that point with the trains on the Virginia Gem
trsl road 10 Richmond, Charlottesville, and Staun-
ton, thus allowing passengers to pass over that
road without delay.
train from Gordonsville TO Alexandria and in
termediate stations will leave Gordonsyie at a
quarter before IL O'clock the arrival of the cars
on the Virginia Central road arriving at Alexan-
dria at quarter before o'clock, thus allowing
ample time TO connect with the train leaving
Washington for the north.
Passengers from Alexandra TO Warrenton wilt
leave Alexandria at "a o'clock, a. M, arriving at
Warrenton at quarter before 10 O'Clock return
ing will leave Warrenton at II o'clock, arriving
in Alexandra at quarter before o'clock.
Per order: w. b. BROCkETT,
Mar 2S-tf Agent.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
The weather, &c.

PHLADELpmA Ma,cA 30.-A snow-storm sci in
here early this morning. M
There is no sign of the steamer City Of Glasgow,
now thirty days out from Liverpool.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

the manufacture Of gas was yesterday necessaril,
suspended for several hours, and, as coase
quence, the supply thus falling short, there was
failure last night to light the street lamps.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
Rumored RssignatIon Of MIR. Daniel.

New YoRK, Mareh 30-The Paris correspond
emf Of The Eapress states that Mr.. Daniel, United
States charge 10 Sardinia, has resigned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

EISk'S AR-TIGHT METALLIC Burial
I Cases.-For sale by I'm. WHITE, Underta-
ker and Agent, near the corner of Sd ST. and Penn
sylvana avenue. Persons wishing TO purchase
will find il TO their advantage TO call. Two good
hearses, with handsome grey horses, always in
readiness. These cases can be supplied at thirty
minutes notice. Feb 26-3m
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

A friend has handed us private letter from
a correspondent in California, from which we
make the following extracts:
SAN Francisco, February n, 1854.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

ORTIZ AROLINA.--Histo
in Sketches of North Carolina, from 1854 TO
1851, compiled from Original Records, Official
Documents, and Traditional Statements, with
Biographical Sketches of her Distinguished States
men, Jursts, Lawyers, Soldiers, Divines &C., by
John H. Wheeler, late Treasurer Of the State.
Illustrated with Eneravings.
For sale at TAYLOR 81 MAURYS,
Mar 90 Bookstore, near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
rT,HE DISEASES OF THE HEART and

EvNHE DISEASES OF THE HEART and
IL the Aorta, by William Stokes.
The Poetical Works of William II. G. Hosmer.
Lectures on the Apocalypse, by DR. Cumming.
The Sepulchres Of the Departed, by the Rev.
F. r. Anspack A. M.
Godeys Lady's Book, for April.
Just received at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S,
Mar 80 Bookstore, near 9th Is.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

TNHOMPsON & GARNER, Merchant Tai
u lors, Morfit's building, Al street, near Penn
sylvania avenue, would most respectfully inform
their friends, the public in general, and the old pa
irons of Joseph r. Thompson, in particular that
they have received their Spring Supply of Goods,
(which to be admired needs but to be seen =
and which they will make to order, in style and
t to please the tastes ofthe most fastidious, of all
ages.
Favor us with CALL Our motto is; "We study
TO please" Mar 25-i0f
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

The Last Public Reception at the Presidents
House, for the season, will take place this even
ng, The receptions have been largely attended,
and the closing one we doubt not, will present as
dense array Of happy faces as any.that has pre-.
ceded il.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

The BLACK WARRIOR arrived at New York
on Wednesday. She brings no news of in
terest.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.

TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.
TIDDER'S GAS REGULATOR.--E.M M.
A BOTELER, sole agent for the city and
Georgetown, respectfully calls the attention Of the
consumers of gas TO the following certificates.
This article can be seen al G. w. Boteler's store,
Iron Hail. where orders may be left. Also al
j. Buckley Sy Co.'s store, in Georgetown:
WASHINGTON, March II, 1854.
We have had Kidders Gas Regulator in use in
our respective stores for several months past, and
take pleasure in recommending it TO the gas con-
sumng public as accomplishing perfectly the ends
for which it was designed. Il regulates the burn
ing of the gas and with as good light saves us
handsome percentage upon our monthly bills.
r. B. HALL, 7th street, near |,
L. G. MCINTYRE, corner 7th and SITS.
WASHINGTON, March II, 1854.
have been using Kidders Gas Regulators in
my billiard.rooms, the northeast corner Of Penn
sylvana avenue and Thirteenth street. and also
in my house, next dosr to the Union printing Of
fee. The Regulators operate finely, and in point
Of economy have saved by il AT least twenty five
per cent. on the quantity of gas consumed
G.. w. FLINT
GADsBY's HOTEL, OcsoJsr 81, 1853
have been using Kidder's Regulator in my ho-
tel for the last six weeks, and during that time
am confident have saved in money twenty five
per cent. over the amount paid for the same time
last year, and believe my light is quite as good as
before using it, and do feel confident that il is a
decided saving to the consumers Of gas.
e w. GADsBY.
For sale, solely, by the appointed agent
E. M. bOTELER
Mar 2s-eod3m Intel. cod 2w.l
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

INDIA RUBBER GOODs.--we keep all
/ ways on hand general assortment OF the
above goods, such as coats, cloaks, cloths, piano
covers life prsseryers and eli goods made OF this
material. WALL E STEVENS, M
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec 1Q<-som @
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

il 4 Merchant, a Narrative Of his Exploits at
Home, during his Travels, and in the Cities, de-
signed TO amuse and instruct, by ]. b. Jones,
author of Wild Western Scenes, &c.
Trials and Confessions of an American House
keeper.
H. FARNHAM,
Corner Of llth street and Penn. avenue.
Mar
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

Mr.. William A. Gunton, who was SO severely
injured on Tuesday afternoon, by having been
thrown from his horse has, we regret to learn,
been ever since lying at his fathers residence in a
state of Inconsistencies, with but little prospect
Of recovery.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED
II tie Cfysal Palace Exhibition, for
most superior
ORNAMENTAL HAIRwORK,

ORNAMENTAL HAIRWORK,
To G. LINHERR, No. SIT Broadway, New York
DERSONS wishing TO see patterns ofthis cele-
brated manufacture, will please leave their
names at Gadsby's Hotel, directed TO F. ERNST,
for two days only. Mar 2S
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

Thompson s. Garner, Merchant Tailors.-
We refer the readers Of the Sentinel TO the adver-
tisement Of Messrs. Thompson & Garner, in ano-
ther column. We can conscientiously recon-
mend them TO the public as very skillful and ac-
complished in their line OF business. They de-
serve, and we do not doubt will receive, liberal
patronage.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

Piedmont is about iooborrow thrty-five millions
Of francs, and Austria, by a lottery-scheme, ff,y
millions OF Aorins.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

The Shaumburg Trial.-The trial Of Captain
Shaumburg, indicted for an assault and battery on
Edward II. Fuller, with intent to kill, was brought
to close yesterday afternoon, when the jury re.
tired; the court, before it adjourned, by consent
Of counsel, instructing them that they might bring
in sealed verdict tomorrow morning, should
they agree upon one during the night.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

Benton's Thirty Years' History Of Con.
gress.-It. was the design Of the publishers TO do
liver this work to subscribers on the 1st Of April
but, owing to unavoidable delays in its mechan.
cal execution, its delivery is deferred until the
Goth of that month.
Mr.. J. S. Holngshead, the agent for this Dis
trict. has we learn, procured upwards of fourteen
hundred subscribers in this city and neghborhood
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31
SIGN OF THE sHIRT.
UsK,s AIR-TIGHT METALLIC Burial

8. side Pa. avenue, bet. 3 and Al streets,
Nov e--eoly. (m) opposite u. 8. Hotel.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-31

HOn Saturday last . grand banquet was
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THE Know. NoTHNGs. A correspondent asks
ho,c we know fbat the Know Nothings make war
upon the Catholic religion. ARsrer-l. We read
some of their papers, in every one of which anti.
Popery appears to be the chief staple OF discus
sion; anti FOreignism being treated as incidental.
Several of their Editors are of foreign birth, and
these are particularly scrid and yituperative. 2.
We know that the "Know Nothing" ballots dis.
tributed and voted st the poll We attended were
headed 1.-The American Protestant Ticket" Does
our friend want any more If so, we will add
Just one further fact: The fourteen teachers dis
missed from the Public Schools of Philadelphia
were all Catholics, ana would not have been die
missed had they been Protestants, even if born IN
Europe We rest here.
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TIE CRISIS IN GERMANY.

The political newspapers, periodicals and
pamphlets, and other manifestations Of public
opinion. proceeding from the Liberals of Ger
many, sre just now of peculiar interest TO the
impartial observer. By Liberals we mean those
who formed the jasis milieu of 1879 and who
now. more or less, side with the various Princes
aud Governments Of that country. Ba! it must
be said, that though they excite our interest, they
DO rot at all satisfy it. The German political
spirit seems TO love the DARK and reve in intrica-
eies. This has been especially evinced in the
violent preoccupation Of the so-caled Liberals Of
Germany, in regard to the Eastern Question.
Herein we DO not point solely to her Cabinets and
Princes, great or small. The latter represent
legally and officially the tribes and races Of the
country, and these original differences and digis.
ions are now as strongly rooted in the feelings of
the people as they were centuries ago. When in
lS45 the German Princes felt the political ground
on which they had 50 long stood disappear from
under their feet, in common with the sristocrats
they sppesled to these inveterate local predllec-
tons. Finding willing ear they succeeded A
thoroughly in destroying the Diet at Frankfort %
,sy Orsis1 diplomatic interference could have IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-23

ARKASsAs.-The Legislature of Arkansas having
met on the 4h inst. and organized, Gov. Conway on
the following day rent in his annual message, which
is quite long document devoted to State affairs. Toe
State it appears deals in nothing but gold and silver
Of which eco 5l4 remained in the treasury on the LIST
of October. The present revenue laws will yield su
icient to pay all ordinary expenses The Internal
Improvement fund drawn by the several countie,
amounts to s246 1884, Of wheh SIS $50, in specie
main in the treasury. The Governor recommends
the immediate suppression Of bank notes under five
dollars and under ten dollars at future day. urges
the necessity of maintaining the financial credit Ofhe
State, and announces that during the last two years
the taxable property has increased ,736lOs The
increase Of the public schooh and tho general deve
opment of the States resources are recommended.
Welearn by telegraph that Robert w. johnson was
elected Senator In place of Scion Bodaud.
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Mr.. Secch de Cassli occupies space in seyorsl
papers very unproftably with an uncvi letter to the
Editor Of The TRIBUNE who he says has not present.
ed any account against him. Certainly not But Il
Mr.. S. wishes TO pay, he can lind US at our Office
from 10 to IL this morning fully prepared to square
accounts with him, and we urge him TO como in per.
son and let settle. We don't ask him to do IT.
nor do we care about his incessant personal abuse Of
us; we only propose that he should either pay Us
what he owes or stop abusing u.s. but he may decline
the former and persist in the latter il he secs it, We
only suggest that this does not look well,
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OURSELVES.

The elections Of 1854 being now ended and
their results substantially ascertained, we have
time and thought to devote to our own affairs,
and may properly give some answer to the many
anxious inquiries addressed to US as to the pros
perity and prospects Of THE TRIBUNE. For we
have warm friends as we'll as bitter enemies, and
many OF the former seem to cherish as deep IN
interest 10 the fortunes of this establishment as
we do Hence numerous letters, especially
since our late retrenehment, hsve borne us
inquiries of this tenor: " How is II with
The TRIBUNE Are you really losing
aground, as your adversaries ASSERT |,
your circulation declining Are YOU running
behind in your receiptsi How do these hard
times affect you'" &c, &c. We have not
been able to answer these Inquiries in detail. and
we propose here to msks cne full snd frank eI.
position which shall ser7e for the who's. And.
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nDnN'T KNOW"

The New DtscoyERY OF DR.. DARIUS HAN is a svorte
and certain for persons troubled with that unhappy
silmsnt Of So, So
Nor KNOWING WHAT ANS Them"
whose melancholy dismal end fg htul gnaions make life
burden and Thoughts e death terror. who constantly
in aiming some ey s about TO bea them There thou
saae Of persons who sick who free from every v
bic symptom disease and yet snty complaint th
they well not know what Is the matter with
them THIS arises Om eesngement In the digestive organs
causing morbid and unnatural appetite oI unnatural food aud
drinks and mAAy unreasonable and injurious wants This de-
hcious beverage oACd Dr. HAMS INviGoRArISG SPisIT,
quick Of these distressing and dssgreesble
amens As wine glss full Is taken the sufferers
feel life within THEN troubled IL makes the
uaost wTeehed, gloomy melancholy and feeble cheerful
happy tpd strong; il drives away s dismal .eeug from the
mind ana rds the body from al ahy morbid and ir
tsting humoIs wiHe.ga full Of DR HAMS ISy6oR,r
lag ~ stf, taken after dinpeT viii ge atty assist digestion.
IL will quickly Dyspepsia Wind ChoNc Pains, Nerv
ousaes Hescachcs and will destroy thu unnstaal and soul
destroy ing appetite for intoxicating drinks
Sod by kADWkY 4 Go No. l62 Euoust New-York
wholesale AGENT; also BY Ms HAYES No 1879 Fultonst
BIeokyn and rMos j. BAYEs, No. l5i Atlantic St Brookyn
CoUSTERFErrERs DETEcrRD.-H. T. Low
ATS NAHPENE DIPor Iemsved TO No 76s Brosawav-Be-
spurious srtcle 10 Chambers eb5ve Ilacsri
ks been csTtied through the let his kpo
where the eenuinc WAHPyNEean be puchased On Nov u
carrier assaulted between Chuchst aud West Broad
Chambers s by party AID Threatened 70 De- pat Ia
bs IL he did eSve that Immediately or nre
sumed carry hr ush the city Therefore would be in
ertd that they selling spurious article IN tina; neKhbo
hood.
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fsh in troubled waters, and under the w.,t AZ
defender of German interests she stlii ss.I, 4,
forward her own. and to make tho H,,.h,,x,
Emperors of Germany, ruling the land from
the Schiossburg, SIS Louis Napoleon Bou,p,r,.
rules France from the railleTes The Gsrn,,,
and Sbove all the Liberals who Away, show .Asn.
selves most apt 10 be led BY the nase. vsla
uncensciously to these combinations, and Ar
now ready to strengthen the same Au.,ri, a,
which in 1859 they hurled curses They Ar.
frightened ont Of their senses by the visiOu,r,
eventuslty of being ruled BY ukases coming from
St. Petersburg, aud are ready 70 facilitate the pa,
less dsspohc sway Of orders from yiepns. TIM.
with eyes closed, they fall into the hands Of al.
ira Catholic, a-despotic Austria.
IfGermauy wished sincerely for peace i. could
not be denied to an armed neutrality Of forty mil.
lions of people. Nay, we firmly believe that Ger.
many, If strictly neutral, without leaning to either
East or West. could have prevented the war It
the beginning But the German Liberals, ever.
whelmed with the fear of q universal Russian
monarchy-that figmen! of their own brsias-
all rush to the other side A universal monarchy
is we repeat, impossible, since it is contrary TO
the laws of history; and Germany runs more dan.
ger from the clutches Of the Austrian eagle than
from the hug OF the Russian bear. Her fate will
be doubly Il.omened if she be now carried into
the war by the Liberals and the political Phsr.
.aas IF
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ERIE CO-lOFFl
OFFICIAL RETURNs-SCATrERTYG y0rEs

The official returns received al the Secre,arys "
fee change slightly Of ths figures ~ our tsee
msiOri,ies as lest published. ~
Putnam gives Seymour % majOrity Stelben, '"'
Clinton gives Clark AZ.
These changes reduce Clarks preyiorsly'Se'''
tanned majority TO 305.
We gave yesterday statement OF the scatte,Dg
imperfect votes returned 70 the Secretary once nv.
forty counties-showing that Of the whole nauoa
not TO exceed fourteen, could be Above 20 eey H'N
by the State Csnvassers, ana but three to Clah.
We have now before US the scattering Fo.os
eight more counties, "a returned to the oec'es@
Office We find In the list but one vote thaI osa "
allowed 20 either Clark or Seymour-and Ina'
vote for CRATIC Seymour ,.,.-,
The rest are for Clark or Seymour, with or ~
initials or with nothing better. IL. seymour ~
~, an. ii. CLARK ~, "Seymosr hss !. 4
Seymour /. &C. Seymour /, Mar. Cnhs vs
MAY ard II. Clark /, "Myron c. CLARK 2 -
"ron Clsrk" 2. ..,,,s.i
Thus it will be seen the imperfect votes 60. 800
from A. Of the 60 counties in the State do no. 9''
or materially affect the well ascertained resu vss
II the misspelled votes are allowed, Seymo "a
twelve By it, thus far. II the a" ii. Seymour s,ss
I'M. II. Clark votes are allowed-whcn tne nc. ia
Cenvssstrs cannot do without departure IA Or
memorial usage-he gains thirty eight more. IA
IN all 6fty votes. The other scattering woes
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SwISDLrsG ADyERTIsERs.-A Country Editor asks
to pillory two business concerns in this City which
advertise extensively in the country papers and refuse
TO pay therefor, We don't feel justified in taking the
risk oflbel-suits in the premises. The Ssindors may
deserve all the wrath which our country conpatriot
wants to pour out on their heads but why DON! no
require payment in advance and block the game Of
these highfyersl II anybody should cheat in the
way indicated we should take excellent care never
mention the circumstance. Brother publishers II
anybody wishes to advertise in your columns jus! ssk
him to put down the cash. That 10 sure cure for
such abuses as our friend feelingly complains Of.
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DISCOVERY or THE THIRTY-sEcoND AxD THIRTY.
TIiRD ASTEROIDS We understand tina, q letter was
ydsteidsy received by the Director of the Observa.
toty at Cambridge, from NJ. Leverrier, one of the
distinguished Indicators Of the planet Neptune that
the night OF the 2Sh October two additional as.
teroids were discovered in Paris by NM Goldschmid,
and Chaoornac, for which the names of Pomona aud
Polymnis have been proposed. These new asteroids
Mars and Jupiter, and as % Of them have been dis
covered within the last ten years the whole number
Of them 10 perhaps many times greater.
Boston Traveller, 18th
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LIQUOR IN JAPAN. X. s. writes us ia great
trepidation est Alcoholic Liquors shall be forced into
Japan under our recent Treaty with that Empire %
as to corrupt and destroy its people. We do no,
share those spprehensions. For, in the frs. place
the japanese are a shrewd people, and not ikey.o
act like fools correspondent fears they will
and next il send them liquors we will also send
them The MAINE LAW, which Is Liquors proper a.
tidote That will fix tho business.
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a. we know many OF our subscribers share the
soIicitude evinced in these inquiries, aud do not
know Row to separate these from others, Ne have
M choice bat 10 make tbis exposition general.
through these columns.
The regular issues Of THE TRIBUNE on the
10Th dsy of November in 1853 and in 1854 re-
srsr.ivelf compere as follows:
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PLAID RAW SILKS AT SOC. We will open
this morning csse Of the best quality Plaid Raw silks (war
sned all sik hich will sell at so cents yard, worth
a. l.. II. LEADBEATER,
No. Sf1 Broadway, Leonatdst-
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beforehand so that you may not vsrH'y apply TOT
back numbers sfter those numbers SHAH aaVe
been exhausted
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
NETWORK.
DELAWARE-[OFYIcIAL.l

Causey'. msj., 6y7i Cullens, 436.
The next Legislature viii stand, in the Senate,
American, S; Wing, 2; Democrat, 2. In the Hoass,
American, 10; Democrat, 2-total, 81 Anericsas,
Democrats and Whips
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Nesp9lork daily Gribm,re
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90.

ADyrEurnFSTs for The Eecsy Tribune Of th. week mas,
BE- handed 10 to-day.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS the never-failing remedy,
whose fame for Ptdh0g The blood extended every
p,rt OF tie civilized world snd should be possesoa Of
every one who hesh One two doses In tn com.
menreu cut how DAYS weeks fsknsss they
prevent -Four pills In the beginning ecScous han
forty disease 10 estsbhei sold IS
per box, Dr. BRANDREIHS Principal office, BralaIsh
BuNdinc Entrance NJ. IS Causl-st