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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-11
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.
Special Dispatch 70 The n Y. Tribune.


I.ocKPORT n. Y, Friday, Oct. 10, 1856.
The Republican meeting held in LOckpOrt to-
day was by far the largest political gathering ever
known in niagara County. The number Of persons in
attendance s estimated at OF less than twenty thou
ssnd. Large assemblies were addressed from differ
ent stands by Judge Culver of Brooklyn, the Hon. H.
j. Stow OF LewistowD Mr.. Foster from Kansas and
others
ZAsEsyILLE o., Friday, Oct. TO- 1856
A Republican nee ing in this place to-day was the
Target ever held in Outh-Eas.trn Ohio, the attend
anoe being variOusly estimated at from thirty to fifty
thousand. There speaking from four stands, and
great enthusiasm manifested.
MADISON, Ind, Friday, Oct. TO- 1856.
There was an immense Republican meeting here TO-
day, it being computed that twenty thousand persons
were present. The procession was over five miles
long. IN ,o.c
HERKfmER, n, Y, Friday, Oct. TO- 1856.
The mass meeting here is immense. From twenty
10 twenty-five thousand people present, and there
il speaking from six stands. The speakers Messrs
Wood Van Dyck and Dawson, Of Albany, and Messrs
Spencer Doolue and Harvey, of Oneida. The pro-
Cession was two hours passing given poiRt Nearly
one thousand men appeared on horseback, and there
were full FIVE hundred banners waving. Mr.. McMas-
ters recantatiOn was received by telegraph and read
amid the widest enthusiasm.
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TIE SIZE or TIE LOAF.

To the Editor Of The " T. Tribune. l..r.s
" sbow their hands" ard housekeepers will win tho
pome Once get the makers Of bread into an argument
and the eaters of bread will the bottom oil this
mystery of cheap -four and small loavcs.
yopr correspondent is verbose; but what may be
called the practical part of his communication admits
of a practical and a brief reply. He says
Finally would %. e Sf ipGn S y%S'
have assure bin that this proceeding wGna slIow
F,Ic houske per purchase bic h9nr so ehs,Ply
BY +pe lolre as the base as 10 r.isS'ed he Sny. Of the
Tocfr he must pay profit since the grocer cannot ony 2r
lees then s"s1 ana brand h' or an one
bede the cost Of eTrass 70 pay 0an . the SsEer
esn Who using strong rments enabled 70 give III, or.sd
Rs PSSs means .Sa Of ei 6S s o Many
have tried bsIcs bread and homemade bread and ind they
sons that il Is /, IS trout lie and quite as cheap"
Admitting these premises OF your correspondent uas
he can buy flour cheaper than the ~ h.,oh,
make more bread from the barrel when II 10 bougnt,
boh Of which positions are doubtless true; II follows
that the baker, make bread cheaper IMAM .ne
keepers which, also s Doubt, ~ uue. pul 'na. ~
the roint There needed baker to come out OF ms
oven 10 prove that he can make bread cheap; out "
needed discussion in THE TRlBusE to prove 'hat 40
can seH it cheap, and that proof Is al haI
forr several bakers carts four sixpeDDy loaves OF
bread, and Weighed them. They average n'ne00"
ouIces eeoh. ~, A. 40, 81,
have this day, through my COOK, paksa ~. uous Sc
productd by seven pounds of -four into four oavcs u"
breed Their average weight is just forty ounces.
The barrel Of -four from which the seven pounds,
were taken cost me So The total OF Hour In the oares
being 1876 pounos the seven pounds cost ~ cens',
which add cents for yeast and the entire COW VI W"
four loavts IL 3il cents, or n cents each.
Tie case then, stands thus:
The bakers loaf, 10 ounces, cost 81 cent?.
Tho dome site loaf 40 ounces cost ~ cents
In other words, and in round numbers, the baker =
loaf dearcr than the domestic Loaf by hity Pr .e''
viii ont II king quai1E into the account; and ine 40
nestle being at least fifty per cent the best there Is
but little left for the City Baker TO stand on IN MS
aboy o-quoted positions. u,..s.,
lisbino these statements from anony NOUS CORE
sTondent, without corroborative proof and 10 enable
You moreover, TO judge for yourself Of the relative
quality Of the two kinds Of bread, herewith senu you
. loaf Of each sort prott sting however, mar your
sccertance Of the cannot render you Made 20 t
in prt, ton of bribery and corruption IN 'hs a''e,nP'
IL re,om he size Of he toof.
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THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. To, IoCO.

PHILADELPHIA trday, OCt. III, lou.
There was Q very large attendance at the Nauona
Agricultural Fair today, numbering thirty 10 IoIIy
thousand persons The principal attraction was the
racing on the course which was very spirited. Inc
grand banquet came ofi at "A p. M when eighteen
Hundred persons including two hundred ladies, sa'
down. Among the invited guests were Bishops Potter
nj Pennsylysna and McCIOsky of Michigan, who pro-
nounced grace and returned thanks before and after
the meal The tables filled an immense tent, DeauC'
fully decorated and beautifully supplied under me
direction of Mr. Jones of the Exchange llotel Al.er
The edbles had been disposed of, President W nder
made an address welcoming the guests heartily, and
cemplimenting Philadelphia as being the most aPpro
pirate place for the jubilee of the first Agricultural 30
riety in the Union it having been established by her
citizens. MI, NJ.
Speeches were also made by Gov. Pollock mayor
Vaux, Gov. Price of New-Jersey, E w. l. CGstls OF
Virginia Josiah Quincy, IT., OF Boston a d. Nohse'
of New York and VIM. NJ. Meredith.
The Premiums were then declared
The principal Premiums awarded as follows:
The best herd of Cattle, sweepstakes premium Oh
1850 10 Samuel Thorn of Duchess County n l..
The hest Durham Bull and four Cows, $lOO TO sam
mel Thorn of Duchess County, \. Y. Ann ,,-,,,..
The beat Devon Bull and four Cows, SiW, 10 " lli'a"
H. Dobbins of Maryland ,oo
The best Hereford Bull and four Cows, Sloo' 10
William H. Sotham, New-YOrk.
Mr. Samuel Thorn of New-Iork also look seVelu
premiums for Durham Bulls and Cows.
Ar William H. Sotham of Newlork won three o.
the prem iums for Hereford Cows and Heliers.
For the best Stallion four years old ana upw%u' 'ne
first premium of 5000, was awarded 10 Johh ~
Growers, citizen"
The receipts will aggregate siO,0O
Tomorrow is the closing day, ana WIN "ihE W III
the afternoon with an auction sale OF oioo0 s'o'h'
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OF him is, that he has been regular ofice hunter fo
many year, To accept Office when urged upon 3 msr
may oe duty To hunt for il. and beg for II, all Of
men lie, evinces low standard Of moral feeling
wilich easily yields to slight temptation The real
virtue and purity Of public men is generally about
ievei with tia. Of public women though there are
doubtless many exceptions.
IL II supposed by many that those who favor Fremont
are IN favor OF abOsbing Slavery in the Slave States.
DO not believe that in New England there is one msn
N fifty of that feeling. We have the same right 70 In
ttrfere with Slavery in the South that have to war
against kings and IObility in Europe. That is, no
night at al; and il may well be doubted which il the
greater evil Of the two. But have the right to war
against tiN extension Of the evil into any of the Terri
tones and for one, had rather separation of
the States than to submit. fasten another chain upon
another son Of man.
These are my feelings and my opinions As a por-
ton Of them have been unwittngly brought before
the pubGc-particuaIy my preference for Fremont
an quite willing that all that say or do in regard TO
public men should be examined. have reasons sf
private nature which rendered necessary to decline
addressing meeting Of the citizens of my native civ
which tpply more strongly TO New-YOrk.
You publish this letter such portions of il "a
YOU think may benefit the great cause II is written
ofhand in great haste, and probably with some mac
curacies of language.
Very respectfully yours JOHN WHlPPLE
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
BUFFALo, Friday, &c

BUFFALO, fnday Oct w. i'S''
We have received adViccs from Ontonagon Lake
Superior 10 the 10Th ult and from Marquette 10 the
4th instant. ....
The people of Ontonagon were circulating peluons
to Congress praying for such an amendment 70 tne
Land Grant of last session will provide for the con
suctiou Of railroad from Copper llarbor along the
range in lieu of the provided for from Ontonagoh
TO Marquette. ~ -
furious storm occurred the 18th ult. IL was as
severe any known for years but up 10 the departure
of the mail no material damage TO shipping or other
property had been reported. portion OF the per AZ
Eagle River was DESTROYED together with some toriy
tuns of coal upon it. Snow fell TO the depth OF five
inches.
The mining business quite active, and the yields
generally were large aud satisfactory.
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yU.-sATIyY WINES,

r.,.A.., r.,.u.. 1855, &le-Wrn Hsls Bo-,nri.e NJ,
~, coS H.s so 1855 -Thrnss H. Yesinsn. Cnc,nr IT.
Ohio. -. ,, . -
iunkti. Ohio. ,,.,,.
vile. No.
For The tr., .parkiins Cs'sWts wIae sit-Mr went Gu
ciri al. Ohio.
tor he second bes, DO +E-Mr wer.; Cncinn,ti Oh,oN
Also GRIMM - 80 Chas- kohleT Co Of Ssn AD<o<
Caifctna Tor h's d" Port Wire"
CLASS M-AGRiCU LTURAL INPI EMENrS.
MIC srAtfs AGsie fAiS.-The COMMITTEE
" r. tat hey have examined the extensive col
c,s iron Nessrs H. Lsudr,,h Son Philadelphia; Pa
soii,s 70. ffisdslIha Brsdscll Dillingham; Phi
80, phisi NouIse, Mason c. Boston
l rroF.r 20 remark hat 81 sk IN workn.,h;, and do.
fn o. I'd BEEN eonsued he las, would lave S-.
'ti.ed =" hisner MUM. their wurk us,ss5 ~,
sa n eeiI e'rBoh e,Pvcisiy n The pw drr.insn, which
vi" 70 trsy Character Il sroupd b .t 9TH
hut ne Cor uec islt themselves bound " he m,
"a, niuui incicsi,d.l '"' " Wv
AT fhsse ttms exhibited their manufacture. a. well q.
tie wofk Of Others scot them for br.ceS ,l,,t
every suo~ afiic4e OF too used by the
The display was "a varied ard useful could a-si,- AMI
fs'ied great credit upon the Manufacturer a. well :. ~.
iuvtnfors.
The scope Of tbs Instructions the Com Mite dd mol aims,
of Individuality regards The several IN. urru,,.
bsiug offered for the collections whole he r., 80
T. ius the Manufacturers. tn SECOND the e.hhor.
Thing into the variety tie utility general
collections, hole. The award The lo~.x
uFeuiums:
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PFPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN
BROOKLYN.

Mas meeting of the Republicans Of the ."H
,s,,,b and Nineteenth Wards was held laft evening
Wa hin ton He'll corner Of South seven'n ~"s
Fourth streets. Heuy Ward Beeeher was anlv
to lie present and address the aup''n .nd Iong
t tonr ,ed for IL meetings oe'osk-'he
bah vs.. 6ed eeang ggse sa ippy ia q 70 as
audience were lidies, hey ,i navAis '''-
''T1 ~ Tee t was called 20 order BY Mr. VIVA H.
hrL;ps wb. nominated DR.. George u. nncfews
9hne,usn The following Vice Presidents were APP
d;,,1d. = " biting, A. j. Cameron, l. " Ioks,
Kim A. Crrss Frederick Sehoss and John Z. MOORE
For secretaries, Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Tnfue.
Mr. AspREws offered few general rem ara ID
,sfreoee 10 the great question which now agnted mo
pubic mind, AID concluded by INTRODUCING TIE Kew
IL. W. Yeechcr, the speaker of the evening; A.
The meeting On the OUTSIDE was addfessec by Pr
John j. Couch. Quite large crowd had esseino ,,
and hs remarks wore listened to with much a.'sw 1';
No fower then five thousand persons were as' nb'ed
81 This meeting which decidedly the iaf ~ e'e
red of Tie Reprblcan party in Willisnso Igk.
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MORE SHOOTING AFFRAYS IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Friday, Oct. TO- 1866.

Three more shooting occurred here this after
noon. John Roach shot in the thigh on the cor
ner Of Baltimore and South streets the shot !eing fired
from party of men in omnibus. Roach is a men,
Der Of the Empire Club and his assalant. who es
capped, ia supposed to belong to of the American
Clubs. Tonight, during political quarrel at the
Fish Market between Peter Kelly and John Hughes
a Waterman, Hughes fired at Kelly three times the
ball on the lat discharge penetrating key's brain,
causing immediate death Hughes surrendered himself
to the Police elleging tha' the &c, was committed in
selfdefense.
II is now ascertained that during the election riots IN
this city on Wednesday there were four persons killed
five dangerously injured and fifty moe or less hurt
The Southern mail from all parts as late as due is re-
eeiyed.
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TREMENDOUS REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRA-
TON IN OHIO.
u,.e,J Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

MANSFIELD, Friday, Oct. 10, 1856.
The Republican Barbecue here to-day is the great
eft gathering Of the campaign. 1t is thought that not
less than eighty thousand people present. Six large
oxen were roasted but they, with their accompanying
thousands of loaves Of bread chickens pigs pies &c.
were swept away before half the professions could
reach the ground The grove of thiry-fye acres was
closely filed, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Addresses being delivered to congregated
thousands III the streets.
SEVENTY THOUSAND REPUBLICANS.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

WAsHINGTON Friday, Oct. 10, 1856.
Dispatches received here from Florida via Savan
NAH say that the Democrats in that State have prob
ably elected their Governor Congressman, and ma
jorfty in the Legislature.
Sauta Poss County has gone for the Americans, but
by what vote is not yet known.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE KANSAS PROSTATE
PRISONERS

UHICAGO, FTlddy, OCT. To, 300.
Gov Robinson of Kansas arrived here last evening,
>and speaks IN Indiana to day and tomorrow Gen.
Judge Smith proceeded 70 Pennsylvania via St. Louis.
Messrs Detzler and jenkins are expected here on
Monday.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA AT BOSTON.

bOStON, FRIDAY, Oct. TO, I6Jb.
Tie stt smship Niagara is sgnalcd below, snd viii
De al her dock between II and > O'Clock. Her mails
will doubtless be forwarded in the aerno IA train via
New .Hayer-due in Now-York about midnight.
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A LARGE ROBBERY.

Troy, \. Y, Friday, UcI' to, Io'V'
The New-York store in this city was robbed last
LIGHT Of Is 600 worth of silks and velvets. The en-
trance into the store effected through one OF me
front second story Windows. No clue las YET Deem N'
covered Of the robbers.
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-CHARtTs d. HOARD il the nors' Zee Of the Repuh'
esrs Of JET, rsor and Levi Cor a.ies in thts sia'e.
FOR Ccreresr The Hon. Jo,ep, 81. I'm Wat h;t cao' ..
LLt declined To-
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.

BUFFALO, Friday, Oct. 10 1876
Tho Rufyalo and Lake Huron Railroad il TO be
onencd from Buffalo 10 Paris on the Both inst.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

special DisT sicb 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
WARSAW, n. y, Friday, Oct. 10, 1880
Judson w. Sherman to-day nominated by az
ciamstion as the Republican candidate for Congress
ELxIRA, n. Y, Friday, Oct. III. 800.
The Republicans of the XXVIlth Dsinet, compose
of the counties Of Tompkinr, Tioga, Chempng, ana
Schuyler to-day nominA ted by acclaLnauon tne non.
John NJ Parker Of Tioga County lot re'iecloh 10
Congress.
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THE CANADA OUTWARD BOUND:
U,ttyAx Friday, Oct. 10, 1870.

HAITIAN, Friday, UCI' TO, ~
The steamship Canada arrived bore al ~ o eIo.A
Ia, night, end sailed again for Liverpool at midnight
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Al Court Of Probate held III Biddeiofd, within
and for the County VI Yoik. on the hrst MoeaAy
In March, In the year of our Lord eiyhiren nun
drcd aud My six, by the Honorable Joseph u
Ns-. JudRe II said Count: -
I'm the petition nf Thonss Ferna'd, 0usnlsn
~ vf Joan Jones, minor and child 81 Ehenssrf
Jones u, Lir Of Lebanon. In said county, DC.
ceased rpreseaiing that said ,nino, - seized snd
pos.e.sed VI tue following d-scrb~d real estate,
viz: a tract VI Land with a house and harm thcfe-
on. situated in said Lebanon. containing MY
.crrs, more or lees, bounded norbrtly BY land oi
Moses Kicker, and land Of Moses Gubill, easier'y
Ly land of John Jones, sou,hery BY land OF James
Jones, und westerly by The highway leading
from Hansco,n's rorusr to Fox Ridge IN Arioa.-
That an advantageous Otrr VI one thousand
dollars has beeu made by Thomas Fernald ia u
Lebanon, In said county, which oner " Is lof ,he
interest VI si concerned immediately 10 sccept
and the proceeds Of sale TO be put oul on nteres'
FOR m. benefit ofihe laid ward, and praying That
license may be granted him To sell and convey
the interest aforesaid, according 10 The statute 10
such cases made and provided. g.
ORpsREp That the petitioner give notce
,berrofto all persons interested 10 said e.tute, ny
causing a copy OF tnis order to lie published IN
the Union &c Eastern Journal, printed IN Bldde-
ford, in said county, for three weeks successfully,
that they msy appear at Probate Court 10 DC
held AT Alfred. In said county, on the first Mon.
sy In April next, NJ ten Of the clock Ia the lore
noon. and shew cause, u any they have, why the
PRAYER OF said petition shodl1 no, be granted
10 Attest, Joshua HERHick, Register.
A true COPY, attest, JOSHUA HERRick, Register.
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1000 BOTTLES SOLD
N thA Ct6 q LAWronoo, q xshu, U moutm
AsURs Axp sPEHDr CUES ms ourIss

In Ia ciu q Lawrenes, q 1stail, n months!
AsuRB AND sPEHpr CURES nm orrrss
Allied Olnsaess asa Hsssee syrsp!i
n,nHsK ncAienes . ssrs and esrsin r~nedy Dor an
i Kinds a. hunos, ~ hovsver long ytAndias. and
pent cure In sAort linz. and viiA ies upsnss hAn
any oshes remedy. hu . seieniihe eoDpoani, srads-
ealing diseass and nprovins the health 9Th esrtn.
" beyosd prsesieat o. par.ilst. my cure Ban
oas lu,scss, Hing Worn, sesid Head. barns, se.ias
chiblains I1les DArb<rs iteh. Oh hsreerai and 70.
vss ssrvs rvnsvss pmpies, ksupteus, Moth ard NIL
De. fOa .hs fAes lesrirs NE sa'n ,sa ANA s@oVin
ssnach Lanss, Head, and Eye, inproves the sight,
When uoab,si with humsrs, and 81 ooos removes The
difficulty. II 10 recommended By persons o. the hifh'
e. rs.gse;se.li'y. such :. Mayo w.Ts,, psa ~
soa, II. G. Hayes, rdkos u Lsrencs Courier, and
host Of othtr sho know % lie s1heaey.
Mr.. Jonss, Aeshuen. vAs cured OF Salt hheum and
Tnothy Co,,ry. q p.nvsrs, Va cured Of serotais.
Labsn borden. % Mellenry, H., cured u ssrVf.
ala uhsn h.ps had Almost dIsd within hun.
Mise welsh. o. s's.s psn,''., ~. ssr.d o. serofais
J. D. Staforl, Of LAurDes, tsuhss 20 tuo cures u
serfua, Of very aggravated nature and bring hnssn
cured Of bad kunsr. i'tt
Lucy Ksin.n, Of Lawrence, vas cured Of Kiuss
M. Drn.y, q salem, vas cured Of an Old sore Of %
ycars' stanfing,a ~
Samuel Welsh, south Dsnvsn. ua' cared Of 'Or, LEG.
Of 8 yeArs' standing. ...-.,
Mrs.. Crosby, Lawrence, vs cured OF EfysiPsiAs ofi2
years' standing.
Mr., TsrnsIi, Lawrence, Vas cured Of an asuars,ins
case cleaner. .. ..H...
Rhesa DronsOn, ysn River. was cured q hunOrs Of
years' standing, In ve'ks.
james ". Hunt. AZ IA.rsues vas cured Of chroaie
lihculiy Of the chest. ooeasioned BY humor.
8. Z. Thompson, Of Lawrence vas earrd Of bad huuof
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Torpor of the Liver & Bowels.

4O1 pOk VA CAo lava W OoWSAS'
Reader! You are appealedto earnestly Don't
say iii only could believe this 10 be true!
have some Of the above complaints, and would
take the medicine at once IL could only pave
confidence" rs TRUE; II is AN honest truth,
if ever there was Que spoken. Come then, II your
mind is irritable Discontinued, and gloomy. IL you
have severe Collie Pains diler eating your food,
ifyour body begins TO waste, or your strength
TO fail you,-if your rcouniensnce assumes hag.
gard and sallow aspect, you have a difficulty
in lying on your left side,-if your skin is dry and
shriyeled,- iii you have an appetite weak aud
variable, and perhaps entirely desiroyed,-if your
whole SYSTEMS languid, especially during the
process Of digestion, you have a constant un-
easy feeling in the ch,-why, you have only
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are made TO cure Indigestion, and they will ito IL,
ioo,-snd all lis attendant ills and while al first
Il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing aud
removing these troublesome agents
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or vIrnrEp HUMoRs, bcanii.
Tying the face, kndng life and energy in your
entire frame, then, Reader, will the world no
Longer look dark dni gk'Omy; no longer will your
dearest hopes be banl,hed aud thrust aside, but
with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will go forth into the world, to say with thou.
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rERs have done wonders for me. Living wilnrs.
SEES are ready 10 testify IN the statement above
InDdc. Thirty years and upwards old DOctur Alb
Lo,i introduced this medicine Il has been eight
years in the possession IL Mr.. Richards, neither u
whom have advertised Il, leaving IL 10 its own
merits, TO work its own way. Now, Ia view of
lis great curative pr0penies-in view Of a duty
which every one owes To- the public, II is being
put before the people Us il should have been long
ago, through the medium ofth, Press. The La.
bel is Copyrighted, and each bottle, for the pro.
lection oi the CONSUMERS and pr, prie'or, lears the
Portrait of Doctor WIN. Abbott, together with the
signature Of
GA RICHARDS, Proprietor.
Iy3o 50 ANN STREET, BOSTON.
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CIR Ri0Glrr.
Geographical Enigma.


| am composed Of So leliels.
My Is, 81, 10, "a, is a coully in Maine.
My 10, 30, 50, %, 60, &C, IS, 10, 20 is one o!
the Uutted States.
My 81, 60, Os, 50, 50, II, IS, IS is town in
Mtine.
NJ %, 2, 30, 70 is a city in Italy.
Ny u, II, %, II, IS, 60, 10 is a town ia N. II
My29, IS, Is, -, %, 10 Is city IN Mass.
Ny 81 10, %, -, -, Is is sea in Europe.
NJ %, ~, III, 81, u, 2S, 20, ~, 81, 50 is a
large island in Afnca
Ny 81, -, i2, %, ., 0, % Is a sea ia Asia.
Ny %, 81, %, ., 1 is lake IN New York.
Nv IL, |, Is, o. i a SEA in Asia.
NJ Is, 20, 81, %, u, 81 Is county in N. Y.
Ny Is, Z, IS, %, % is one Ut the largest cities
in the world
Ny co, 6, GO, ~, Gj, ) is river in England.
Ny 81, 81, 81, -, : Is Is town in France.
My %, 81, ~, 20, s! is city in Asia.
My Gj, Is, 81, i Is county 10 1, diana.
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