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FROM TEXAS.

The San antonio Texan, of the 2sth ultimo,
SAs soon as the report of Indians on the CT,
bolo reached ohrAeity, Cen Smith started two
companies in pursuit Of them, one Of them IN
der charge Of Capt. Walker. They soon struck
Die 70 keep it They followed 1t g few days and
yesterday the glad hdings came % our city
that the citizens on the Cibolo who left in pur-
sriit Of the Indians that appeared there ON ths
2lst. killing cattle and driving of horses mad
oVertaken four of them in the vicinity OF the
Bandcra Pass, and had . combat with them,
killing three and severely wonndtng the otner,
and taxing from them fiffy horses. We regret
siso to learn that of the citizens engaged in
tho fight were wounded, aud one probably dan
es Tie Texan exprsksea its opinion that tHs In.
dams who have beea, committing dePredauons
ON the Cibnlo, are Lipans from the Mexican hlde
of the Rio Graude. Thesarne paper has the iot'
lowing:
1--WE stop the press to announce that two per
Sons were murdered yesterday near the GegaI
Brake, on the Cibola, and only eighteen miles
from San Antanio. Mr. Hill, ct whose house
these murders were committed, is now in our
Office. and from him we have the particulars-,
Il seems that Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Brown and two 9TH
ers left the house of Hill about 4 o'clock yester
day to visitthc spot, short distance nom tns
house, where German boy killed an Italian
few days ago The Indians, it seems, were
watching them, aud, assoon as they left, came to
the house Of Hill and shot negro boy. some
S years old; and the mother Of the bog, who was
the only other person there, saved her lie 5y
crawling under the house. Mr.. Robinson, sno
A brother Mr. Hill were at work in the garden
abont 100 yards from the housei they suIrouna'
ed them, and pierced Robinson with lance
Hill barley. escaped By running to creek near
by and swimingacross. The Indians then plum
dered the house, taking away all its vslus6les
and destroying what they could not carry; then
taking four mules and two American horses, they
las soon as Mr.. II. brought the news to our
city. Gen. Smith in one hour had q company II
pursuit Of the savagcs, who were six in number b
Three of the arrows that were cut aud pulled
out from Robinson and the boy are now on our
desk before us as We write; two Of them NE be
lieve TO be Camanche arrows, and the other o.
'HI i letter to ais Corpus Christi Aastrtiss,
says that three horse. thieves, who recently com
mitted depradations at that place and were pur'
sued by party of citizens, were oyertsken II
San Patricio County, refused to be taken, show
ed fight, fired upon their pursuers with reTolv'
crs and were killed. They were Americana
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FoREIGS SILVER Co1Ns.-We learn that the
Finance Committee of the United States Senate
have matured project designed to lead to the
gradual abandonment and ultimate rejection of
the small Spanish silver coins part Of the cir
culating medium, and that it viii forthwith be
submitted to legislative action The results of
the experiments to ascertain the value of the
Spanish sixteenth, eighth, and quarter of dol
lar is reported to the committee as indicating the
first to be worth a fraction over five cents, the
second about eleven, and the quarter between
twenty-three and twenty.four cents, The bill
they have framed is believed to provide that the
existing laws authorizing the circulation and
establishing value of all foreign coins, except
the Spanish fractional divisions of the dollar be
at once repealed As to these fractions, they
allowthem to be circulated for two years at the
value of five, ten and twenty cents respectively,
and thereafter they are to be excluded altogether
from circulation But at the mint they will at
all times be received as bullion and paid for by
weight. The effect of this will doubtless be
that they will be collected and sent to the mint
as the best market, the price there obtainable
exceeding their value in circulation. This re-
suit will be promoted also by classifying them
with our own decimal divisions. The public,
having then but one measure of value oraprice
in small transactions, will have no motive for
persisting TO retain in use the small Spanish
coins.-JournaL Of Commerce.
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t-X Washington letter says it is no longer
doubtful that South Carolina will be fully rep.
resented in the Cincinnati Convention. The
lion Of Col Keitt, are committed to that course.
Mr.. Brooks has written an elaborate and able
letter to his constituents recommending it and
fsyoring the denomination of Gen. Pierce. Judge
Butler has written in favor oE a Convention, but
against the expression of q preference for any
candidate. M Brooks letter was first publish.
I'D in the official paper, which is complained of
BY Anti. Administration Democrats as violation
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M III CoNFERENCE.

The MARYLAND Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, which recently convened a
Salisbury, Nd, adjourned on Tuesday evening
the 18th. Previous to adjournment it was re-
solved that the next Conference should meet al
East Baltimore on the I'd Wednesday OF March
1857. The following is the
PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS FOR THE ENSUING
YEAR:
Alcxandria-J. 7. Murray.
Fast Baltimore-W. Roby.
". Baltimore-S. b. Switzerland.
Bethlehem, PHIL. K. Nichols.
Brickmakers, Phil-W. Rcincck.
Salem, Phii.-T. D. Valiant.
Cumberland.-D. Bowers.
CharlestOn-D. Evans Reese.
Georgetown, D. Cdr. j. j. Murray.
Harpcr's Fcrry-E. j. Drinkhouse.
Ninth Street Washington, D. C.-L. ?. WI
eO, Accomac and Friehdship-J. NJ. Dennis.
Anne Arrndel-W. S. Hammond.
Aueghany-J F. Whiteside.
Ball Circuit-R. S. Norris, A. Anderson.
Cccil-John Eldcrdice.
Caroline--H. ]. Day.
Cambridge. A. McFaden.
Concord. N. Eldcrdice. II
Carlisle. IL. EllcgOod.
Deer Creck-H @. Gushing, G. II. Litleton.
Dorchcster-R. Livingston.
Frederick. NJ. wilson, y. rVeIsoIe'
Howard-D. W. Bates, Abram Dick.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hammond.
DR.. F. Waters, Supcrnumerary.
Kcnt-D. Wilson, q. S. May.
New Town.. w. Bates, j. Thompson.
New Markct--W. 7. Dunner, L. Ewcll.
Potomac-Oliver Cox.
Prince Wiliiam-G. H. McFaien.
Pipe Creck-Dr. F. Swentzel. n. S. Green
Queen Anne-r. P. Jordan, j. NJ. Grabel.
Reading-Tlros. Lee.
Salem Circlit-Unsupplied
Snowhill-.John Morgan.
SusScx-T. \. Moore.
Talbot-W. j. Wright, D. F. Brown.
Trough Creck-W. &. iolms.
Uniou-Dr. A. S. Eversolc, y. F. Benson.
Wiiamsport.-J. Roberts, j. Clay.
South Baltimore Mission--D. A. Sherman
Washington Mission. r. Nichols.
Warwick Mission-Theo. Burton.
East Baltimore Mission-JeSse Shrceve.
Left without appointment at their own request
DIR. S. K. Cox, j. w. Smiley.
SuperanuAted-E. Hcnklc, j. Warden, A. Ba
ker, &. d. Hamilton, Il. L. Boyd, I. L. Nc
Lean, I. NJ. Bryan.
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s,s ''' 49, IATeHhxxse BEsnEyEAD.
pALLEY,s qESu1NE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

pALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
win subdue the pain Inflammation from the sevcrett
scaids in twenty ninutesaud that it
will heal the wounds without sears; eectuaIy Fe
yer Sores-salt Rheum--Innanmatory RhesmOtsn'-sOre
and Inianed Eyes-CGts--wo and Ulcer
ated Sores-Scad IEsad-Corns and EunionSErysipeas-
spraIns-sweiitngs-Fel chilblans-hes
Of Inscc.s-Swecd Observation-Disclosures all
other Inanra.or diseases where the r"rss
affected eau be reached.
Dom. be ncrcdulous many diseases named to he
cured by only one ngbut reflect few but positive
properties which Daley syr alone contains and as
heretofore enu,nerat.,ne to four-can reach alone
the disease many not enumerated
Qucry-Do not regular bred physci1ns prescribe cao'
mel int0u,JlyJoy scores efttgerent discussed
Each box OF GRxrSE DALLKYs PAM EXTRACTOR has upon
II Steel Plate engraved with the signatures of CIV.
CLICKENER CO.. rrorrivtOrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Al otAcrs counterfeit Price % eents
Per box.
~ Ill orders should be addressed to O. V. cekner
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
and Druggta:s generally throughout the Us. apfs.
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years, that the Collins line was really owned by
British talists receives from the
lately publisher letter Of, Capt Nye, in which it
is moro than limited that the commander of their
missing steamer Pacific was placed there ,'sthc
forsign owners md assinst the wishes &c lIr.
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REours1rroN FROM CAIlroRsrA.--A San Fran
cisco letter in the Now York Commercial states
that the Governor has issued requisition, upon
the Governor of the State, Of New York for the
arrest of @. Woods, late ofthe firm Of ADAMS
Co, in California, and who is charged with en-
bezzling the funds Of that concern. Mr.. Woods
friends say that he CIR. Moods put into the
house of Adams & Co. about 800, 900, and that
instead ofanya embezzlemcnt of funds he left the
State q poor man, indebted to the charity OF
friends for money to pay his passage. They are
confident he can successfully refute any charges
Shich may BE bTeng against him 80.
TIM following conundrrm took the prize Of 9
DesSter pitcher, at a recent wonans rights COP
veption teld in; Connect cnt. = sssA4s -
+ Why Is q married man like candle
.asBccanse he frequently goes out Of 81 nj Be
rhrp he oughtu't to-
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H-Ths mammoth steamship building on the
Thames, in England, will have, as her compile
nsent of large boats, screw stcamers-four on
each side.
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ARE YOu SICk p


Then you can't be cured TOO Don't delay until yonr
complain. is iucuraSe, anil then when 1t is 100 late
Four.fhs of all the diseases which people the church yards
!ghtbe by Ayers catharc Pills taken in season.
Don't 80 dragging through the SPRING faint sleepy and list
less because your blood loaded with bile Don't the
Headache Heartburn their nsed disorders because
your stomach Don't parade yourself around the
world covered with PmpIes BloGhss, Ulcers, Sores and all
or any uucle&n diseases of hs skin because your sys
ten cleansing. Don't aho yourself about lean, bag
gard In your Stomach and Bowels need
strengthening healthy Ayers ps set these
things right surely quenehes hre They purify
body blood, and their functions into healthy
Ac-ty which you quick they taken. They
are the one great medical this age recognized by
all who their vrucs, many thousands know them
the catrry ctorat for Cough. and the Ps for all
arrangements requiring Pursative medicine. .
Prepared by Dr!J. G. ArEs, Lowell, Observation-Disclosures
sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
A. c. GOOD & CO., WheellnE,'
fe& tn IL Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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ExTExs1yE FoRoERIEs-The Augusta (Mc)
Gospel Banner notices the disappearance from
that city Of a well known butcher and provision
dealer, after committing forgeries to the amount
of;S16, 600.
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EAR AND icy e.
Drs. LEBRUN & DUFToN,
OCULISrS AND AERISTS.


IR LEBRCS offers those suffering from DeAtncse, his
inri6ke aura remedies which hive been successful
IN nearly three t0us4n Of confirmed draess these
remedies been pronounced by Drs. KrameT, of Berlin
and Irlrau Paris and Curtis Pitcher of london, The
most wonderful applied for diseases Of internal and
middle ear. They comprise different for the
riOus diseases that elect the external and middle
II the disease confined to the external their effects
apparent the M. sixth day. Dr. LEBRUS sstrrants
cure in ArsrV when the perfect In Its
ton has eighteen certificates from those who have been
and they are noS enabled learn tie I0Hlud0G Over
hundred Of deafness have been
fully treated by HIM Certificates that eject mag be
application.
aniH0 or even TsEorutiOE OF the 'ne7GbrHau thtpHa
usually called the drum !" Inflammation 81
bruno OF the EypGnWnI and eItstehI tube, with
lItion Of lucuS; GrEouR GctioRs 0ypus Qr0irtAS DC.
or when the disease be traced Scarlet Typh1S Ill
ous Bilious Intermittent Fever Colds the of QuninC
or medicines gatherings in the cars CT childhood
Where OF secretion Is apparent the auitory caua
being dry scaly when the deafness accompanied with
aoes Ike ruX Of leaves, chipping OF insects,
falling water ringing Of bells pulsationS, discharges Of
ter STOPPING position sensaton Is ic As II rush
Of blood head had taken place when the hearing ia
perfectly acute where there il much nci5c IL less acute
in dull and cloudy weather when cold has been taken
the course pursued by d. LEBRUN Is eohAdered if;2
hIIs. -
who praeses painless, and successful method in
treating ali to which u eye subject
~ ohsr means afford relief he asks from all
such fair Impartial trial. Patients, by sending
particulars their have remedies sent TO any
mar
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E-The Cunardl mail steamer Africa left N.
York on Wednesday afternoon for Liverpool
She took out fOrty.six passengers and &79o,97l
in specie.
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aMsfaopIsF PRoTEsrEST CoSTERENcE:-The
tWenty.eiehth sessioniof the Maryland Annual
Oonferenca met pursuant to adjournu1ent at
SSis5ury, Somerset county, Nd, on the 18th
.;nst. ~ O'Clock, p m: President, Rev. !. w
EysrsE In the morning, before the organiza-
ton q the Conference, the President preached
an appropriate sermon, and the Sacrament OF
tie Eofiss Supper was administered
Notwfths andiag the inclgnency. Of the wealth
END the difficulty in the way Of travel, the
Conferenee i well attended by ministers and
lsyIneD, there being present gcarly 100 mem
Rev. David Wilson. Of Philsdelphia, and A;
O. Howard, Esq, Of Snow Hin, were elected
9o1rekariee y Sits - ~ s4',ssssssst
AiteF ne adoption ofaisetof rules for the
purpose, the ConfsFshee proceeded to the exsm-
Snation 81 6iiiciai character, which engaged the
Coalsrshe The entire afternoon Of "Wednesday
and the InorIsins az.s 8. :.
Est Bsihmore station wlseseleeted rs the
piscs o. Be ting the next session q the snnnal
~
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sPRIN g ELECTION

I'VE charge FyE poaL4as foE inserting aatnasOns g:
Sheriff 10 be paid invariably advance peFsons not eou
plying with this rule win tAsiF snHorEee
uaeuts DO not appear.l 50
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A-Ths first Potomac shad of the season
was caught at Acquia Greek on Saturday last;
shout two hundred herriugs were caught at the
same time.
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PRux1xc AND Culture OF CrRRANrs.-No
fruit pays better for good culture than the cur
rant, yet none is more generally neglected As
there is likely to be r scarcity OF summer fruits
this year, owing to the destruction Of the peach
and cherry buds, etc, all who have currant
bushes should bcstow upon them special atten-
ton, so as to increase their fruitfulncSs. Old
and neglected bushes should have some of the
old branches cut away, SO as to give the young
shoot a chance to fill their places, and these
should be thinncd out if numerous, and shorten
ed if long, so as not to crowd each other. But
especially dig out the grass, if any, about the
roots. and apply good dressing of manure and
ashes, spading it in and when the hot whether
commences, cover the entire surface under the
bushes with tan bark, saw dust, old leaves from
the woods, or chip dirt from an old wood pile
this will prevent the growth of weeds, and keep
the ground moist, greatly promoting the guam
tity and quality of the fruit,
Gooscbcrry Bushes should be treated in a Sim
liar way, only more attention should be given to
pruning, so as to keep the bushes open and the
leaves and fruit freely exposed to the air-cut-
ting away half of the last years shoots, and
shortening the rest one hall.
Cuttings Of goose6erry and currant bushes
should be taken offas early possible, selecting
the shoots of the past seasons growth and short
ening the tops, say to or 10 inches in length.
They may be placed in the cellar with the butts
in the earth or sand, until the ground is fit for
planting, then set them in warm sandy sol,
about two-thirdS of their length in the ground.
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let THE AFFLICTED IE4R. TIE TESrXof1'
~ 4

LET TIE AFFLICEED IisAH TIE I4SxI4OFI
49, Of 4 LADI.
ITO have the pleasure Of knowing her, we need
i say nothing, but others remark that desire 30
benefit suering Induces eT thus speak. None can APP
Frrcate her joy and gratitude 10 einS relieved from pain
years suffering unparalleled but those f there be
anyl have suffered like her.
Miss long been gesdcot Of this cityor The last
successfully conducting school at No. $50
Baltimore The happy change In her health is subject
astonishmc1t and her friends We ask
those interested call She will tell them Of
by IInettsre than she has written Thus
Is that remedy goes giving relief to the SICK We
refer the public them Prom distant PLACES Te also
hear happy result. These facts, with the
current testimony thousands, should skcpcsn and
prejudice hide their heas and eoneede that Hamptoas
TIncturc Is q Woadrfgnl L!scoTery.
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On Thursday morning, as Mr. John Lew
Is, q rniIkman, residing in Hoboken, New York,
Was loading his milk cans in his wagon, he heard
the cry of an infant issue from one of them, and
upon examination, found hoy about six weeks
old in the can.
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+ Add,es. MAJ. DEnAoY IEBRuX,

Address tDRAJ. lDELACt LEbhuN,
Union Place. New York City.
DA Treatise on TIE Nature and Treatment Of Deaf
Diseases Ear with de Treatment Of the Deaf
and dumb. Price 81. e-.-f7
Moue Letters must he registered by The Postmaster
Registered Letters own rtpkPeaSe bear this IN
mind Correspondents must kaciose PoStdgs for return
ansWers NeWGage Law Fegn ing prepayment OF et-
teF S:, y ,,d: Is S5 a L 5iss, @ht-Sn
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n fW EWHEAT

,tW.EWHEAT,
Z. n ONE OPP ATT III S T. ts..ts
on Market street. opposite me POST
1T7-5E7iZ "a NOTICE.
DRESCRIRTION& carefully compounded AZ all
L hours-eIthef Day or Hipht-at IA . z 7 y "
J. B. TOWELISsS 81 SIonroest q
tu4S 39Js 80 ssszti Sign Of Red Mortar.
= * : FLOUR.
000 bells. sapsIlsF fspsyt glDur-=Ipst received and
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TESTIMONY.

e the undersigned practitioners Of medicine In The city
Of New York having nh occasion witness tie practice Of
Dr eDun and IN diseases o. The Ear and Eye lay
the pursued by them diseases Of these del
icate organs, from the Scess trth 6IS at
tesi Il Is well worthy attention Of professional
brethren throughout United States Their system VI
treating OF the middle and internal ear by the use
az edicS4ed Yapors particularly In chronic and compile
Gated cases forms in the practice 81 anral surgery
and Oils void which has long been felt by the general
resort operation. skilla arsts and ocuss aud
devoted 70 their profession coruay
commend them 70 Such as may require their aid"
5 Signed, ALkxIXRpR K. MoTT, N. D.,
Gro g. rCSRAsE1 NJ n HoHAcX- WrSsLoW, 81. D.,
G. DstPAS 81 b. sAIGSToH B. FRANCIS II. D.,
4 WIS BvAEs, u. d. lsDaoND DoHxMus, n D. ~
NeSo York, August Z, 1879. s.' tsl-
Students isnr 70 perfect themselves IN this branch
saedcal scence Win and an Opportunity Of Joining the class
at the Eye and Ear InmaEy Of Dr. Deacy LeBrun, Union
Place Cniques every Tuesday and Friday afternoons, from
/ 20 3 o'clock, during Medical College terrnt.
THRSlS-ifTe Dollars, Consultation Pee. Ten Dollars
To be paid Wrthe hearing restered TO its original
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Z
GxSrs-i have delayed entirely too long in
ri:iu IN YOU in relation 10 virtues Hampton Tine
tEe. fear even that ssnnOt give the aa:iesdwerld
just idea of the good have derived from rs Si the ben
attached with the chronic rheumatsh in Its most maE
:!nued to be so afflicted Atlantic Ocean
my way America, which time il changed ts form into
Expected 70 be- well aEain as the disease came
place. my being Vaceinste from child who had white
swelling. Wien gathering first broke IL did not discharge
TOOK cold or vas In hr least fatigur my bodily strength
was reduced infancy IwasSrverA t:ree
very the graves my nip joint had been out o. place eyer
dsocated. These AutrHss and he Esnerai debility
felt from the constant discharge Of my gatherings e4n,ed
often to thick thaI should never hs permitted 70 know
how it fell to BE- free from pain and sursE9s eyrp for on
Chriss glorious BODY at least unit! his mortal hare put
on imrortsi,y' -..,,., - ,,,,,. ron.
eft that had confidence used OF nearly all
Celebrated Ltnihsats and other external remedies
physicians in England and all the relief obtain
ed vas but Of ,soasi,ory duration r,u.-. 1A,.
slightest confidence in its but had friend who had
worst and had Witnessed the wrought upon him. To
please her consented to try the Tfnctre and had not Ia
strength returnedy appetite ecSu'" EoodTy COMPLEX
cleart Eel. like another person qhroush the nn
Of this friend son became acquainted with ny ss and
requrste to told me my case was such pern
fully developed 1t, and If desired TO taEeit, World
to me- II twas for the space Of vryerr-ut on
Of dstas have become strong and hearty cat
s'and much not more THAI most OF my lady ae9Gsn
have healthful complexion, and all my friends
say getting quite Feag, thing is certan my lame
quite large again AZ was BEFORE and can trip
ahOnt home without a crutch.
often wish Iay parents had known Of this remedy when
child, hrIieye should have been saved the eXcr
ciang pain been subjected to, well as the deforn
ty body carry the grave, and parents would
nnder such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending they did, to the celebrated spTnss n
England scarcl. OF health. wish all the afflicted world
could see me- and benefits derived from this
Tnrturc Hanpton's. IIry make al acquainted with
liz virtues with whom come Iva contact.
GeEcncn, Thousand times Obliged to you and you
"i liberty TO use my name and case to all.
/ remain, Ours In gratitude.
MARY a. SCOFIELD,
No. SO w. Baltimore St
To aesss Mortimer atowLray o Baltimore erevt, Bal
SOMETHING ABOUT H.tNPTOt"S TZSCTERE-T0
SERTOES SUFFERERS.
Invigorator and Restorative where gentle s.Inu-
fore the public, DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS, sCROF
ULA and RHEUMATISM with all diseases OF the Stomach aud
Bowels truly successful to the single and
RED We UGrr remedy, which thousand.
will testify.
SB-CaIl and get pamphlets and
For sale by II. II. 1-oRnn a. de-. Wheeling, Gen
So Sold idS by MORTIMER & MowBRAr,
9tu baltimore at, BALTIMORE,
aud 3U4, B:oadWay, NY
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FRiUR.
HON. HENRY ! CLAY.

zat5l. Esi wAsHEoroS, January,tIssi.
Dear Sir IL know most of the persons, in aud
Lexington Kentucky. have certified the virtues of
Vegetable T:etuFe, he respectable. and Of good
character.
with respect, l am, you're,
H. CLAY
For sale BY tn LOGAN co. A
tahls as.f.e II GenT Agents.