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Pens, Pencils inkst-nds, Ladirs and School,
Travelling inkstnu Is, tluiis. sand, ; nd Roses,
Wafets-whitc. transparent md red Letter stamps,
fndoIihl, ink. Etasres SeHliag WsN,
Iriirs' Note apd Lcuct Papcf, ruled and unfUlcd,
Git and rain Envelopes to mstch--some extra
Pen knives, Wafer Boxes. Pou +, hos, Port Monies,
Clrd Uasrs Cafds Of 90 kinds, Visiting and Game,
Wedding Cards md cake hoSes,
Dnsiol Hnnrd--al sizes and thicknesscs,
Ufauirs Papcrs-fon Can to Super Royal.
nonnet board straw Boatd Binders lunk Board,
GIN surf,eed sud Mnrhiei Paper.
hrrs lot ct tho best F.V IA ia Quart, Plot, 4oz and
school Routes, Whiting books. sistcs o. alisi
- l.
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Aie apnrised that Dr. KlNkELiN eonGne. his pras
iicr 90 pIffraiar branch 90 medicine, which engages
bis ViI'l ftcnfion- lie csuiuns ne unfufiurai
ugl.nst thc use 1i ricufy tfousfnds are annual d,
m-rcufsifei aul as lc. Recent fcciors re prompt
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NaIsUIAGr.

Requires The iuhineni Of several conditions. IN or
der thai a. may he really th' cause Of mg ua apiness
tould ths sell which covefs the oiftin Of domestic
wfrirhedncss be faiscu and 10 tue escfy
siauce ditclo ct-u hrs mani Ceuid Il be Traced 10
physical disQualiicpuous. Apply then while II s yet
time in ofd0r % have fouf unstfuBg and relaxed
ganlLallan rohn sd, Ieylrifad and anenrtheaea.
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THiRgrs Blnucis and Ribbons,
INUNtSr CLOTHS, Wpugat Collars
NJ n,ItNES. do ludcrel YES,
SILKS do do Hdkfs,
SAY STATE iAWLs Do Pocket do
TASUMlUE 10 Muslin 4 Camhfie Bends,
PRINTED do lnfanrs Robes Waists,
NtCE Etg. FLAN NElS STA x Cashmere Gloves,
BROAD EipTuS, KID do
CASnNERES. Prints Ginghams,
NLSTiNGs nii kinds, Rose Blankets,
LANCASTER QUILTS
And -foy other sauls-which vail be sold vcTy
cheap rt =. HARkEN'S.
Oc tnlrt d.
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PROOF POSITIVE.

We have scld ve'y large quaint ties Of Mrs. Wins
lows s"eihins Siiup during the past ia years,
2OOV0 bottles the last year. We neiiave IL the host
medicine 10 thu world Tor Chdfen ethng, for the
cure OF ilysentery snd Danhea in ehidien, whether
~ arises ZEN iacihing or any other cause. II gives
untNcfsa satslac iuu--noNcf head cumpllini ttOm
any onsusins ii--neyer sold medrine uhivor-
sally successful 10 relieving pain and eHeeting
IN all eases above stated IL asen Ia season, relief
iMsacdieff nd abseiE'fly certain.
CURTIS 4 PEEkiNs, Drusais,.,
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l3s.OoO


tlvalIon il is injurious 10 the crop 10
apply manure the season il is sown.
The manure should be applied to the
preceding crop, and the ground
thoroughly TILED. 1t is recommended
TO steep the seed before sowing,
from twelve 10 twcniy-four hours
Transplaning is recommended, but
IN our climate it would not be
advisable. The seed should be sown
as early in the spring as it can be,
and have the plant escape the early
frosts. The after success depends
upon judicious thinning, and careful
culture.
The peculiar organization of the
beet root requires great care TO be
exercised in harvesting the crop, us
the slightest injury to it is sure to be
followed by proporlIonaie loss OF
sugar. To the farmer who makes
for his own use, there is no trouble,
as he can harvest daily the quantity
required. II is important, however,
TO begin The manufacture early
enough to save them from any severe
frost, as slight freezing proves to be
detrimental 10 the sugar yield, though
not so much so to the yield OF syrup
or molasscs. II is a good plan TO
leave them on the ground, after pull
ling, for three or four days, in order
tina, they may lose as much moisture
us possible.
One hundred pounds of beet root
will yield about twenty pounds OF
good syrup or molasses, or pounds
Of sugar, and from six to eight pounds
oi syrup. Two iushels of beels,
well washed and clear of tops and
roots, will weigh not far from one
hundred pounds. A very small
patch of ground, then, will supply the
beet root TO make all the sugar a
family may require.
We hope the State Agricultural
Society, and the various County
Societies, will take the subiec, in
hand, and offer liberal premiums lor
the best samples Of bee, roo, sugar
and we hope, before another winter
comes, TO see samples made by those
who have read this article.
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BOOl[ BINDERY.

FHmTTTI7f WHE0tntsi ~ OUuNl 70 my FTlIH 10
sired.
Castom,rs scndn5 thoir orders Tor Probate, Town
ofoihei Rtcrrfa, jonnols, Nackot'. or books ruled
aud bound tny pattern 1hHtrvrr, may roly upon re-
cciyiuH pcf. 60 Sutisffetiun.
NJ. b. Divis. whase accuracy and workmanship in
This hfanoi of business has nce1 80 iivorar tuown
tnrsrvefi yrsrs past, viii give THIS department his
: NJ. " ALTON.
in size sore .a long occupied by F.. =. Walton s Z.
A.
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PAPERS.

Letter. Commercial Note for Husinoss letiers, as
chcapa- you purchase It 10 Boston, ruled and an-
ruled
Ie,ni. Medium, FoHoPo,, Post Office, Doos Cover,
Buttug, Nc.Nr.
800 srar, ,, s,'1w WRAPPING r.ae',
Blanc RpuksS MEMORANDUM Of an kinds
.sffs ,. la r.l a n1 fna ls Q d ortfpr.
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Thirty Years Experience OF
an Old Nurse.
"a Ah ~ ~
MRs. WINsLoM 10 THE L

MIS-. WINsLOW TO the LADIES.
Mrs.. Winslow Bnd old experienced nurse and
Female physician, would call the attention Il Tho
Ladies 90 hes Soothing syrup TOT Chidfea Ieething.
u vii immediately foiieto them ifnm pain. uiIy all
spasmodic action soiten The gums Ioiuce inhamstion
and Is sure 10 fsgahie the bowels Depend upon II,
mothers, will gave rest ioyourseics aud itliei and
health 10 vuur Eflfreu
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Price % cents botiia.
n b.-Bn sure aud call for Curtis s PsrkH's Csamp
and Pan Killer. Al othos hsafinl ihis name are
base ini'a'ous Piee 1919, IS and - - cents PEI
bottle according tOs size.
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Cheap Cash Bookstore, Bindery
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

A MONG ihcsCuOOL hooks you can hnd Towns
n !, 9, and 4 Readers Do. Spoilers Sanders
Series uf Ecnders and Spcllefsi Towns Grammat
School Reader Pottrr's Eetaficnl Reader, DO. Anal
,s. Andrew sand Stoddafd's Latin Reader and Gram
mar, Yields new Ens Grammar; Yields Latin Gram
mafand Rradetj Qulekenhoss' First Lessons 10 Com
position; tfosby's Gteek 6tammaf, Adams New A.
fithmetio and Keys Do 10. Revised do Colhuins
Arithmetic Emcison's do. Smiths first Lessons in
Geography DO Qunrto Biography Mitchell's Gcog-
sphy and Atlas, latest edtonj Olney's dPatley's
Dawes Lcrendfe. DO. Algobfai Rohinson's do. do.
TIM e.; keies TO same, Paikct's sud Cumsiock's
Philosophy Comstock's Chcmisifyi 10 eiett's Or
sar; Ackcrmanis Natural ilistori orcestct's ii.io
~. Gutn.ey - u. s. Histnf, Wehstet's School Die
uonary; Nrh-tefis Uni Edition aud others al whole
saic nndtftil--eheap for cash.
E.WE.t1S-s5Fe md small
MINI Es-Tnck, clasr and Quario famiyi
Pave Hooks Watts and Select, and Methodist
HYMN books; Bnnes' Notes.
The works OF Willis, scott, Campbell, Pope, Hewitt,
shaksncatc, Thompson, Pollock ano utheis;
Salad for the solitary, Luny nudthe Ln~ly,
Home Seenes, Margaret rcrcival, Dreamy Life,
Gnitcs 4 Gravi'ies, Sacred streams, snow Image
Bnnks Of snrhs, Festus, Tales oi Traveller,
Dollar and Cents solomon Northiop, ~ Us asiave,
May Martin ard other tales, revised edition
I..rrenco's History Of Vermont.
Thompsou's Vermont and Appendix, &c. &c.
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HhA RHifs iOr lie PRONUNCIATION IF LIE INST 'front.'
Pres.
Afeftet wuh remittance If 2i cents, or the value
inpost stamps, addressed to--Dr. kiNkELiN, Phiia
a'phia "a vil secufe copy 0f either Of the Rbovt
books BY rclur Of mail 10 copies will be rs
OF postage fur ST. Bookseller Csnvassers, Trageh
ing Agents &c supplied wholesale at the publishers
prices, which admit ct a large pfodt.
% an letters must be post Paid 7e.lyr
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Pblaaeirhia--GiLBEHT wENTz a CO., III y.
lhrd sttef.
New Yots -. v cLlCKNeR d CO.. sl uafely
Street.
Rp.iau- BEDDING 4 co, 80. 8 State street.
Montpelier, W., FIRED. l.. SMlIu.
Aud tvcrs ssspeoia5o druggist throughout thc uni-
9 d Aiafrs s.e.n
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ASTONISHING CURE oF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Cory ofictt,r from Vr. w. J. langley, II Hmtsu,iis
Taakin County, Noyih Carolina, q. s., dated
OFREAD HIS OWN wonDs.

To Professor noLtowar,
Sr,--lt is not my with To- become notorious, net
thor this letter Tor the sake Of writing
bot TO say, that your Ointment cured Of Of
the most dreadful diseases that hcsh heir
be entirely be ,ond the reach OF medicine. fGi nine
scnfs was ell ed with one Of the most painful and
troublesome legs That irh TO the lot o. man
md after irving every modiciuo had ever heard Of
resigned In despair all hope ct ieins cured; but
friend hfnught couple of lHfrc pots eff your
Ointment which caused the sotcs 90 my legs to heal
and entirely r.gainrd my hellth n my agroenae
ptiss aud delight, and to the astnt ishment Of my
freuds. lsignodl W. J, LANGLEY.
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AFFLICTED READ!


PHI AnEfrnif MEDICAL H0usE-Ennhlsh.
es 21 ycafs ego tp Dr.. klAkELiS, corner ct Tbifd
nni lniHn ste tciReca Spruce aad rinc, rhilscel
mil. T..
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Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
Grist Wills. Starch Wills,

or Tor my other water Wheels, such AZ PAPER Mile,
Trio Hammrfs. &c. The advantage these Wheels
have oth,ts, IT, hey require much loss than
any other wheels except the ovttshut, OF large Breast
Wheels for saw Mill.. use from ~ to 1916 inches Of
watei As she heud nf water fcqairns. Fourteen feet
head Of water and a. inches Of wrtcris sufficient 10
drive o. ruunnn Saw Mil.
These Wheels Hfo ~ tdo Of iron, and c1st In
niece. There ufc various sizes Of Wheels 40 inches,
feci 6 ieet aud leot Tuoy are cousiructcd that
thes eau be attached 10 wooden shss, without aefng
otieinat betting or gearing Aditrss
SIMEON q. BUXTON. Prontttof,
nutlaud. Vermont
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Massachusetts and Termoni.--We are
inclined to think that comparison Of the
annual reports of these two States would
not be undressing to our readers.-Rid-
land Herald
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hooks FOR CHILDREN.
Stationary of all kinds,

Mrs nowlund's New England ilousekeoper, consider
ed tht host published.
Coles Diseases If Domestic Aoimals, without douht
lie n..I inlInn hunk ever Ia.mnu.
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.Ncic yis,cs from Cahoiic,-A Roman
Catholic member Of the French Academy,
occupying a high literary aud political rank,
has recently written an article TO prove hat
Professionalism is a strong, moral religion,
more conformeG to the wants Of modern
states than Romanism. He shows that the
different scots of Professionalism. Instead of
being reproach, are an evidence of life aud
sincerity.
The LocofDco newspapers, Just now, are
hearing the most gratifying Intelligence
in regard to the prospects OF the admlnisira-
ton in New Hampshire. On the other hand,
the Concord lndepe dent Democrat pre-
diets that there will not be" ten friends Of the
Administration elected to the next I.agisla
ture. We believe that we arc on the eve
of a more sweeping political revolution than
this Safe ever Witnessed
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COUNTRY INVALIns.

Can nave lhf ftatias their explicitly, together
WIN ul tneir stmp,oms, per ioiter enclosing emit
tlneel d. medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded Co rrY para Of The United States. and
nackea .eeuIe lIum nAMAGE o. CURIOSITY.
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Y UABLE REAL ESTATE!
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

7NHL rUHsNKIUEk 0HefF his Fafm ioT sale, In he
town Of 81 Armand, Essez County, New otk, of
400 Acres title lndsPuablri ahoai IS acres i'm
proved well lrnacd vel itcInd by springs, bfoo2s
aud the iycf Sauntc. u IS pleasantly situated on
both banks Of said igef ora mites low tho lower
5aranae lake. More than half is interval. There -
a comfortable log house on the iafm, good well OF
soft water nenrhe door, nd log bufn. mail passes
daily from Ausshis fcrh= TO fufanac axe. and
week hon the lest and south EisL The Post OiIice
- one mile distant. The Farm o. a one, having
been occupied hu tour years, and has ubundaEce of
amber, such as Pine, Spruce aud Cedar. A now bed
OF Iron De has recently bren discovered the
ing iarm. he Whole VII DO sold reasonable trrms
or II desired lot Of tee which are the build.
ngs. For iunhef particulars adaFossthT snhscriLUr
Saran1e Lake, kss.a county, New Noik
c9ii lENtfL KNAPP.
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To Mill Owners of Vermont.

TIVE subscriber haeing puicha.hed Of TIMOTHY
ROSE. his Improvement On Drecf fiction Mater
Hhe,s fa thu state Of Vermont, patented Sept 24th
l-to b.. fcadg 10 furnish
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Ofthese are PRO-
LAPsuS UTERI,
Or Falling Of the
Womb; FLuOR
ALBUS, or whites;
& mr. o MIC IN
AVIATION aud
LIBERATION o.
I HE WOMb IN
ciDENTAL HER
OR
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pOsTOFFIcE MIsMAyAGEMENr.

To he rdifor Of TIE v Tribune:
SIR; You would confer favor upon the writer OF
the sc lines and undoubtedly upon many others, by
drawing the public attention to the negligent manner
in which part Of the business is carried on in our
Poet Office and by urging sucd steps to be taken by
the Office Department as to render mstases ana
neglect Of duty the part OF the employees IN that
department of les frequent occurrence.
Ibeg leave to hand you herewith the address OF
letter. the beet information you can get of the mis-
MANAGEMENT of our Post Office in such matter
Besides this, know of three letters more ike this
objected tc me- which have been returned ilkesise
Ard who can tell the number OF letters, returned by
similar neglect, Of which did not receive any no.
tcel 80
am 10 stranger in this City; my address you will
fI 10 esch Of the Directories, and AN receiving
aDrusly teverel hundreds Of etert. IL Is not OF ~
uportsnt 70 me- but 10 every one, anf IN particular
10 our foreign population, thai the duties of the Post
Office should be properly Performed. There are an
puglly burnt III usands ald thousands OF letters, IN
consequence OF mismana, emf, there IA every reason
10 believe on the part If the P0stOaics. large
number Of persons are in this way deprived OF val
ua.Ie news money and drafts very aDxpusly ex
pec'ej, ba, lot delivered and have reason 70 sup
pose that The Neglect of duty in that department has
caused very heavy losses ard, perhaps, the ruin Of
UsSy families and IersoDs.
Your attention once called 10 subject Of 80 much
in porisi &c, feel confident you will do all 10 your
power 10 bring about change, and thereby confer
great public benefit. | am, Sir, your obi ieryant,
Ner- Iok Feb II, l2j5 SUFFERER.
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VALUE or FOREIGN COINS.

From Report of the Director OF the Mint, trans
mite 10 the Senate Saturday by the Secretary Of
tie Treasury, gather some Information OF general
interest as to the value of Foreign Coins
The Gold Coins OF Great Britain. If net less than
9l5i thoussDdihs fBa are receivable a. "a ClO cents
ger perpyweicht; the Gold Coins CT France not ess
than 500 thoussnGths at - 20 cents the Geld Coins
Of Spain, Mexico AID Colombia of the fneness Of 20
csrsts, 81 csTst srains, which i. equivGlen. 20
seq Il 100 ihousan6ths az "a 9-l0 cents: a8d the
Geld Coins of Portugal and Brazil, not less than %
carsis, f9l6s thousarotls at a $40 cents.
OF the above only the coins OF Great Britain and
FIarce fulfill the ferns Of the Act Of Congress and
there is upward tendency N the freness Of Blush
coirs; bu neither Class has been received here for
recoinsgs fer more than two yeArs past except 10
tihing parcels owing TO the course Of trade which
has cut of the importation Of foreign -ola coins.
The standards OF sod coinage in New Grenada,
formerly State of Colombia, entirely altered
10 render the Act OF Congress obsolete il respec.
to that coinage The insless OF tue dOablOOn IS
been raised 10 about s9i thousandths, but b. de-
CT, ase Of weight il has fallen IN value from about
S15 90 10 sl3 30.
OF Silver Coins, the dorsrs Of Spanish American
coinage, AID those re..aapei into Of Brazil, as
also tie FIVE franc pieces of France, are m,ie re-
ceysble &. ceissin rates By the Acts Of Congress
but as these coins are purchased at the Nut oI re-
coinage at premium, the proy ion IL making them
current msy be considered nugstory ami obsolete.
In general, the halves quarters &c, Of these dol
lars are very near ia fneness 10 the whole pecs but
tie public are informed tbC the half aud quarter dol
lars Of Bolivia commencing with the date OF 800
and those of South Peru of 1885 10 ls3s arr greatly
cebssed in quality ard worth ony abou. three quar-
'us Of their pominsl vslue. So n pieces are Occi-
.!orally seen in cur circulation. The fractions OF
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the kccee srai:is &c be reusms cred that hs h,.,a
merely contains these ak sl;es Ia usutral conn.,
ton but when hesithy il has inva,isbiy an sAss.-
reaction. Nov, nothing csn be plsiner than 49,
substsnces ~bch sre necessary to The health. And -
sertisl to the existence Of he human bsay. srs ~,
poisonous
nsy also refer 20 he remarkable fact that tA.,,
e great deficiency OF these salts in the blood y,
persons lsboIpg under an attack Of cholera All
there be doub; but this deficiency Is nos, i,,
msiely connected with ths disease. So fsr sc-
being poisonous, their csieiercy would seen "a X.
the cause Of the most yi,uleat diseass OF q d.,
times. may yet further remark that soda scd mar.
ssb, in he shape Of sosp contribute greatly 70 IN,
besih Of civilized man snd ii they were used q a..
tensively they oueh. 20 be for cleansing our din
they would ltDgtbsn human life more u IN su tAs
drugs that have ever been concoctei Tah tar
sgan 10 utterly q. yarlsnce with the iiea Of thar
being poisorous. have no doubt tha, ~hers q.
kaies are constantly aud largely used unneu;rslzed
they frequently prOdu luxurious eie,ts; BIT this
equ.ily true OF every srtic.e OF food Sickness and
ceaih are cf'en produced by sn excessive uss OF
animal iced AID the same is true Of even cold wassr
al much mere frequently yet By acids. IS foand q
ruits &c. IL is evident them tina. the DO .o.s zsal
sgsinst an abuse he's carried him beyond the eourds
of discretion. &. DowDFS
NsKa,k, " J., Feb. ), 1885.
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Reply.

Mr. SecretGry-Amcng those principles which you
cay son sbhor this one is promnent--pamey thasGod
having wisely and bebipgnly ordered Ills Universe that
Something can neser Je acquired for Noth'Hg-that
"seu muck for SO much is the eternal and immutable
law-Man should conform his cotduct TO this benen-
centlav The robber, the sSnd.or, the beggar, the
STAKEHOLDER, all vsibly suppcse that there Is some
oiber wsy of acquiring and enjoying the products OF
oler mems labor thsn by paying for it; bu' God says
No, and He will bs obeyed Steel, chest beg or en-
slave as you may you can at best but po't2oee pay
uent-t will at last be eSacted with fearful usury.
In short as there is no other proper way go there is
no other wsy SO cheap when we desire aush' that Is
produced by the labor Of Others as TO fork over the
peedful-sy it right down on the nail. You will see,
therefore, that those detesttd prnipies, which you
are at liberty henceforth to abhor more than ever,
forbid my complying with your delicately worded
,eoues.. Ed. Tri6.
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SALERATUj.

To he Editor J The ". Y Tribune
SIR: If it could be shown to be even probably true
that large proportion Of the untimely deaths OF in.
fsnts cue to SAlerstus, the datrbes Of Dr. Alco
sgarst its use weuld be well timed but it is certain
these deaths are not thus produced. saleratus and
Soda are culinariy usei, principally in the country,
end BY the mere respectable class OF people, as 10
we'll Known to the dealers in these articles Nov the
extreme mortality among infants does not exs, 10 the
country where they Gre constantly used and 1t does
exit II the cities, among the poor, where they are not
used thus il is certain, Sasra ius not the Of
the extreme mortality complained Of.
Az TO the abstract question Of their wholesomeness
Lebeg Gays they are wholesome, and recommends
little lime 10 be constantly used in the manufacture of
bread. DR. Alcott Gays they are poisonous. aad even
when "neutraIized STAY their tens Of thousaads."
But though the doctors cannot agree in their o2i1.
ioI Q, we can appeal TO facts which will probably sp-
pear satisfactory. The salts of coda. potash lime
and msgnesa constitute from ten TO twelve per cent.
OF the solid matter Of the blood. Some Of Them are
sfo found in abun febfins and cssein. That they
are constantly passing through the system in large
quantities and Of course must be supplied 20 pro-
portionste extent, proved by the quantity found in
TIE urine terg about one and half per cent Of this
secretion ard there are further quantities Of them in
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MR.. s.NDERss REVOLUTIONARY LETTER.

NIX. SANDERSS REVOLUT tONAhf LETTER.
To Ne Eddsv Of h n. y Daisy T>isvss
SIR: am much comphmea.ed that my letter TO the
French people-quite As much American by the way
o. French in its topics and besringshould be a,ro
uid by your Paris correspondent to that distinguished
sci oil snd Statesman Ledru Rollin.
As thought proper to alude in iha' address to
Ledru ,lin by name, the statement Of your corres
pendent makes i. Necessary that should thus pub
nely declare tina, Ledru Rollin was gu, OF London
when ny letter was written, and that he did not
word Of IT until i; was cent to him by si, printed
He knew only, in general that intended addressing
the French people, and hesthly approved OF aud
urged it. or the mention Of his own name, he had
not The slightest idea before the letter was sect to
him. TIE authority OF Ledru Rollins name would
no doubt give greater weight TO what is said in my
addrel to the French people.
l have no vanity about my IN name, and except
out Of justice 10 the honorable deicacy OF my friend
.houd not have thought proper 10 make any exola-
nation.
Hereafter, hope that whatever / may give to the
publ, may be generously attributed {, come elua-
ly high and honorable sour,e.
Very respectfully, GEO. y. SANDERS.
.is,or Roess Feb IS, 1850.