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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

requested 10 furnish cop,s OF a. bis presented u
rGdDey & Russell, both those fsst end thoss ia.'
presented.
Mr.. SNoLA,R, Chairman OF lie Printing Com rit,se,
objected.
Tie Evening School Committee a,tcmptedtc TO ct .
school c.tsbl',lcd In the Thirteenth Ward.
Mr. Soovlti Of the Thirteenth Ward, stscnrousiy
objected, and incidentally charged the Evening School
Committee with having violated the laws of the S,sis
last year ly employ rg 4 menb,r Of he Board to do
= job of printing; with having violated the By
sws Of the Bcsri by BOT making the rqnrci reports.
snd with having ,iolstod the by laws again BY ap-
pointing their relatives a. teachers in the schools under
their charge.
MI WHITE attempted to choke Mr.. Scofc,i Of. but
cId not succeed. TIE project however. did succeed
s0n ot $3.50 was appropriated for fair st which
the drawings and psiniuss Of the schools will be ex-
t.htti.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
FERSD"I'
Her. JohN "

Dr. Randolph celeb, sted Spirtuslist, has openly
recalled. In lecture at Utics, on Sunday last he
s'sed It as his candid opinion founded upon an expe-
nsrce OF nlne years D medium that Spirualism was
CIe-tlird imposture, one-hrd insanity and ouethird
diabol-m. M. Randolph declares that insanity Is the
usual fate of trance mediums. He has received and
accepted call to the Christian ministry.
= The statement has been quite extensively circu-
lated in the newspapers that the Rev. Theodore
Parker was dangerously ILL., and that his disorder was
o; a ooLsumptiye nature. We understand that the
illness Of Mr. Parker Is Of a different character and
las assumed favorable turn, so that he has been
able, within few days to walk out. His friends are
row encouraged To believe that he will soon be able.
with restored health, To resume his public duties.
Boston Traveller
- rumor hs. reached us that on Monday last,
the llth inst, c. W. Clark notorious for the murder
OF Barber, was shot, and scaiped, near Lecompton,
by some person or persons unknown.
Clark, after leaving Font scott. which had become
too hot to hold him. received from the President the
appointment of Purser in the Navy Yard at Washing
ton. lie had returned to Lecompton to settle some
business matters connected with his former residence
there-wes waylaid and killed. He was undoubtedly
killed by some person who had been victim to his
brutality when with armed bands he moved over ths
Territory. killing and burning, without respect To
age or -eX, snd has followed him as an avenglng
angel, watching for an opportunity to DESTROY hin.
[Empona fkansss Sewa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
ACADEMY or MUSiC.
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT

THE DAUGHTER OF TIE REGiNENl'
A brilliant and overfowing audience was present
last night. La Fgia is nice, piquant character, and
60 far as action is involved is well suited 10 show of
the ceyerness Of Nile Pccolomini. As il has been
so often given here we need tot detail toe points;
suffice TO say that It was pquantly played. II Mue
Piccoomui had superior voice and brilliant qualities
a. singer will her positive merits as al actress, she
could rar as pina donna but thus far, as she has
not exhibited these vocal supremacss, se cannot
accord ler that rank. We have bad 20 mauy artists
Of ligh dese that it is useless to attempt to set up
those a. great who are not The public know better,
and will not be deceived, and there will surely
be a reaction Of sentiment adverse ID the Acad-
eny if the quality Of an arti.t be overstated.
Mile. Pccolomiui has certain merits: cloarncss OF
enpuciation neatness of aceentuation, certain pas
.ionateness at times in her tones-but pnma donna
of the great classic school, with noble voice. gran
deur of style aud briiiancy Of ere"ution she is
not Take away her spones, 10 80 actress, and there
is but little left TO crtcise.
Tile new Tenor Tamarc, has good, light voice
ard sang acceptably. He executed the part for the
frst time, and doubtless would do still better with
character familiar to him.
Mr. Forlnes was loudly greeted. He has nothing to
40 in this opera worth naming.
The piece was admirably mounted. In this poricn-
lar-a- well IA regards the chorus and orcheara-Mr
Cman deserves the greatest praise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
THE yICE-PRESIDENT FOR DOUGLAS.
AlE- ENLi hINKInnE'. LEIrrE.

VERSAILLES, NY, Oct. J. 1888.
DEAR SIR: received this morning your letters OF
the 18th and 10Th ult., written as Chairman ot the
Democratic State Committee Of Illinois, also one from
Mr.. v IIickox, who informs me that he Il member
Of the same Committee My absence from home will
account for the delay of this answer.
Ia these letters il is said that am reported 10 have
expresses. desire that Mr.. Douglas shall defeat Mr.
Lincoln in their contest for seat in the Seuate OF the
United States and u willingness to visit lNnols ana
make public speeches in Aid Of such result ana these
renorts are true am invited to deliver addresses at
certain points IN the state ,r
The rnmor Of my readiness to visit Illinois aud ad-
dress the people in the present canvass Is WtAont
foundation | do not propose tO leave kentucky Tor
The punlose of minglng in the political DISCUSSIONS IN
other States. Tie two three speeches which L
delyered recently in this State rested on peculiar
grounds which need not now discuss.
The other rum0r 'o which you refer II true. nay
of,.p in conversations expressed the wish that Mr.
Domclss NAV succeed his Republican competitor
But il is due To candor to say that this preefelce IS
moi fourded ON his at the late session. OI loh-
crers, end would not exist If supposed II would be
construed as an ndo sement ot the attitude Wllch ne
then chose to assume toward his party OF OK all ths
positions be has taken in the present canvass II IS
lo, necc- -sary to enlarge on these tmng' VIII ol;
add that my preference rests mainly these const.
crations: That the Kansas question Is practcaly
ended that Mr.. Douglas in recent speeches, has ex
pEcitly declared his adherence To the regular Demo
cratic party organizetion-thet he seems 10 DC the
candidate of the Illinois democracy, and the most tor
| midabe opponent in that State Ot the Republican
party and that on more than one occasion during nj;
public life he has defended the Union OF the States and
The rights Of the states with fidelity, courage and
! great ability.
have not desired to say anything upon this OF any
other subject about which difference may be sup
posed to exist in political family but oid no' zee
p, liberty 10 decline an answer to the courteous ette
of your Committee. 80 re-.
With cordial wishes for the harmony of the ilinoi
Democracy, and the hope that your great ana CROWN
State, which has never yet given sectiohai 'o'e
| msy continue true 70 cur Constitutional Union.
JOHN C. BRFCkiSkiDCt. r.
| II -. No., ct.-,,on % the Comui.---
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

CyNIRAL REPUBLICAN ConMITrEE.-Theye wa =
meetiug of the Central Republican Cominuee iass
evening and at the Headquarters, No 6iS Broadway.
a Committee from the German Republican General
Committee was present, with whom consultation was
had in reference to the forthcoming election Meas
sres taken to prevent illegal-yotinS, aud other
business transacted and the Committee stiolrned to
Tuesday next.
Mr. Willard A. Fiske having wthdrawn his name
as candidate for the Assembly, tie Aneri; Of the
Eighteenth Ward unanimously adopted the Republic an
nomnee Mr.. George Opdykel as their candidate.
ALsswrsoS roR SurnnF.-At the Workirgn,n :
County Convention held Wednesday evening, W. H..
A''ertson was nominated for Sheriff.
-iueius c. Andrus has been nominated for Assem-.
oy IN the Nth District, Brooklyn, by the Republicans
fRSi WARD BATTERY Cub-A Democratic or
SShi@"uon oeanpg this titlc met lsst night a, fhe
,orner o' Greehvich street and Battery place, Harry
Gould in the chair. The meeting
Rcsoi,ed. Ths the Democratic porir g., 4, . .
TAN piiy:,c and peT.cHsl ens. .ns sac s,se The P'y to
Denoerste nominee ior Governor unworthy Of @ .s, ''
The bes interests Of the State Will be promoted 6y
iSn q. " MoisSn i's vosti "a We hs.eoc p,d ou
ke~sred That We have an abiding eendence ii t. a.pe
fssnity snd independence ei Gen Hiram Wssise All w.
viiuse every honorable csor. 20 bis Triumphant iS
PoLrTics IN the SEcoSD WAgp.-The America,
and Republican Associations Of the Second Want nave
unanimously ndored the union opposition county
Ticket, and Amor y. Williamson as tie AntI4ecomp-
ton Union candidate for Congress from tho ltIl Dis
tnc. The fusion between the two pare; is complete
LAST evening the Second Ward Union Club had an
adjourned meetr at the Clifton House No. ~ Beck
man street, and passed resolutions ndorsing the oppo.
Etion county ticket AmorJ Williamson TOR Copgr..s
snd 0eo1se L. farbik ior Assembly from the I,t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

District. Canyasse-s aud Iospeclors Of Election werr
agreed upon aud after further routine buspes, the
Club adjourned 70 meet Saturday at the same pisce
EIGHT" WaEn BrrrBGIcAS ASSOCIATIONS. To {
Executive Committee Of the Republican A--ociation
Of the Eighth Ward, ire; on Tuesday evening Alfred
Dfa1y in the chair, and ratified the nomination of
Amor J. Williamson FOR Congress in the lid District,
as the Regular Union Auti.Iecompton Candidate
ard called upon .le honest snti-Iecompton voters Of
the District, TO give him ti ir undivided support.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

NIsro's.-The rev play Of Tho Pope Of Rome
was not enacted last night, ia consequence OF
the illness of Agnes Robertson. " "Pauvrette"
was -ub,titutel, Mis- Ada Clifton playing her par u
Marc ard sso " "Panvre,te, IN which -
achieved decided success, although almost snAaseay
without preparation. Some of her points wsss -
eellent and the whole was well done. VI coure she
was very generously and deservcdly applaud'A. The
rev Play viii be given tonight, Agper koosrsson
as tie heroine. ard n. Bourcicsalt, essres Fisher.
Georgc Jorian, spi A. H. Davesy''s IN the leading
parts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
DEMOCRATIC WING COMMITTEE ROOMS.

M" lokh' pci. ~ io'''
Hon. HoRRACE F. CLAEE. r.,
Democratic Wh1 General Committee Of the Ctty Of New YORK
10 uonu ate candidate for CoIgcss ioT the Nllh Consr'
, District after due Of your couT-e 10 Con
have upsnousy determined thst you are emitted 70 the
continued Of constituency and We theI-os
,.rS,, Won our hesrty support sui request i.s s,cePsuc
We ftc ct liberty pledge 20 You the coIdlA arc e.h'
sid Of every Old Lin, Wfs IN the District. ,ou,>,
f,lis viii great UtIec', =: u DhUr,s ht',sSii vc,
nA.tn WEBB.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Th- evening Miss Virginia Vaughn i to real Long
itlow's poem Of "Mies Standish' at Dodworths :
Hal. Being abou; TO nske her detEt Il the drama
her appearance a. reader i, ope Of considerable in-
tele.f.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
M. C1ayks RePlg.
+. II. BROWN,
WV. T. JENNINGS.
nAhtn WEBB.
Committee l..

Nsw.YosN Oct. 81 1853.
Ct<rtya.N. Yo,,- communication of this morning
j. received and sra,eiuy the proeed spP''' q The
svc offered n y.e A e., Inde pendent .audidate or Goa
src.s under circumstances We, eor.,u~' ana
IL inst addressed 10 Mesa Bradley Bu.tesc and others,
have bu; time at ;as eevc period Of the Canvass say
that IN re,Jcci 20 ny Gains to ycf ssPQ! .ri- 70 my
cc,s r Consrcs standing .hs munity where
have resided iion my .1yhoocd.
l. viii b- "adeay. revi soto drpoI' myself that my
public hal merit tse sIproraio; even la:.teni- right
minded L ~ Il = county.
uos- prot,ls thG. the Opposition lie LeconPion
policy Of The preel, Administrator vii - e: .he
Consge.so nal c'N,,ioE iamy pistct
TSe orporrnty will he thereby s-orded - people .
nsse free ess.oo th-if approval OF condemnation oi
shcne Of zs!ion wE have fcaIced % justly er'n.iV-
hod,s. ciprciaIis the pse Administration
hsyc 20 an ths thc northern people who scie'ef N
tie repeal n. Missouri line because il deemed
sop hc ,' of ia- south viii ,aney submit 70 rae Of
sopaa ion wish 4 not rPealed Ieri a. Unjust P'eP'uder
N,e OF poi'c.l power osdiad hf No,h. u = ,,,px
T. Mc.us I. Ii BSowy md o,AeI'. Committee T.
KINGS CoryrY DruocR,rIc C,NDIpArEs TOR
CoxGaEss--A Committee of prousnent Democrats
lave rectLtly been engaged in attempting TO bring
about union On the Congressional ticket both can
dia.es were cl1sued. aud Mr.. George Taylos agreed
TO withdraw. With ,Le understanding tha, Mr. Edwin
&. IiteIfisId. the riyal candidate, would ske with
draw. Mr. Iicbli,M, on the contrary eavcs It with
the Cony,pi.oh that nominated him and Inc meeting
Tint ratified lis uomnstion to say whether lie shall
keep the field not. The actual position OF asirs is
that neither candidate will decline leaving the whole
matter to be settled al The baotbox. There will thus
be four candidates for Congress in the lid Dstrics-
NJ. James Humphrey, Union Mesus. George Taylor
and T.. c. Litchfsld. Democrats. and Mf. Edwaa 7.
BaclLouse, Straight American.
FuIH Disir!Cf K,futcNioS MfriSG.-!'a't
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

The College Pump at Harvard. mas Just come to
,o.et. end by means vi guppo vder aduni.te;ed re-
mosses.sly by reprehrnsb- ,.gieo,s I, supposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
~ Election, Tuesday. Nov. I'd.

..Be sure tha, Mr.. Morsan's Christian usmo Is phed
OF youT ballots Edci, not Edra'd nor Ed"'Ha he Il
bound 20 win.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

GREAT RArHIcArlos MEETfSC At PEFSsSILL.-On
Friday evening next the Republicans Of Peekskill aud
vicinity will hold grand Ratification meeting, at
which Wm. II. Fry, esq, W. T. b. Mlliken, esd, and
Gaylor Z. Hubbel esq, of Os-uing, will address the
meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
x.ry,o,...... EDWIN ID. MORGAN. Ncw-YoTs.
y.,,,rraut GorernOr.. ROBERT CAMPBELL s'eHeen.
Canal commi.,ioner. HIRAM GARDNER, Niagara.
STATE pc.oa Lu,pec.or. JOSIAH t. EVEREST, Clinton
THIS initial has been printed In some OF our issues W.
Ses oar friends to Print their tickets T. w.Ach!s ns"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

Wysr1HrsrER CorNIY.-John W Twcnbly will
address the Anti. Administration AID Republican elec
tors Of the town of Msiuaroueck and Rye, at Union
Hall, Rye Neck, on Friday evening next, at :
o'clock D. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
70 Me.rs. WILLIAM MARSHAL, NJ DoucHSarY JoiN

party, lie writes
WuLAMssvRGH, Kings County Oct n 1853.
GENTLEMTA. have received Jour letter of this date, al
visrz Of domination By the Republican COlvruipo
tl-l candidate ~ the Fifth Cougre.siousl District.
In accerug This nomination, Il become, tp sta that
am democrat, and have already accepted appears s) in
your letter rLsut Denocntc noni ilitlon r Con-
rd 10 add In judgment sound Democrat rau L.
tain tie Ksrfe policy the AduListTaon. sh policy being
H. mcui.cs, opposition the principle, O. that party sri
therefore az iexosb.t Anti ecompton DenocT aud j elect
cd Cor will exert most energetic e, 's4L' thr
FD. bill and the L-compton policy in whatever form elhrF
seuf.d AL thar IS required defect :hr a, ID ni-
ocrac nomination this District Industry and concert 81 &c
Tie sraiude Of s Anti Lecompton j. eminery due 70
respected and patriotic fellow w.citizen thafrs 81
Brgs - manly and dLts sied course he has pIr
-aronr personal ambition 20 sense of fidelity 20 his
country the honor be, with very sc,t resg ynT
cb.disyt se,ysn, PHILIP HAMILTON
To Messr PAeL. GlLDEKsLahvl .ld otleIs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

evening m.-- ratification -'.sy Of the supporter.
( OF William r. Maclsy. in the Fu,- cougres,.oua,
District, held in Turner Hal, Ncs-ero' o'e-street
Eastern District WiliiamsLurgh in order 20 ratify NJ
/ Msclays nomination. The meeting wa large and
veIy enthusiastic, large delegations from ile various
Wards in the D-,ric. being present with ba>'l- of
music. .rans,arer ces, bsuners. &c. Tie large hal
being too small for the multitude second meet
ing wss held in the adjoining garden. Tae meet.
ing was o-ganized by the appointment OF Et.
Mayor We.,eryet of New-lork a. President with
tie usual Lunb Der Of Secretaries AMI Nice.Prs,iicuts
Mr. Macay was then introduced with great applause
and rroceeled at some length to address the meeting
After reiur1rs iha ks for the honor which hat been
conferred On him IN renominsing him, sui the graft
f,ins reception he had met with he proceeded to de
ferd tie measures and policy Of tie Administration
particularly in regard to it, Kansas policy, ani also
justified the President the questions arising there
FROM
General Lane Of Oregon. Hon. John Kelly Of New
York. VIM c. De Wit of New-York and other dis
tn rcui.h gentlemen addressed the meeting. A
series of resolutions ndor-ing the Administration, and
pledeirg the Democracy Of Tie Dis,rc; to support
Mr. Maclay, were adopted by the meeting. All
paced "a harmonously ard without disturbance.
lle Ndlu htpHUlt'H SNS'' at4'" W
W,liamsburgh will hold meeting this evening at the
Odeon, TO perfect arrangements for Ic thorough can
yass of the Ward. The nomipation of Mr.. Hamilton
for Congress- will also be ratified
M. HANLToS oN LEcoNProS.--In reply 10 sdcle-
CATION Of Anti-Lecompton Democrats which waited
uIon Mr. Hamilton to tender him the nomination for
Congress lie sent the following letter:
WLLrANssVRGH. Kings County. Oct. q 1859
GEATttNEk: have received htter dsNihs accept
of Democratic domination candidate for ConEfe' 90
tent the fiiih Congressional District ard have the honor
accept this renewed of your hdeuce and respect
II fowever due that should that Democrat sn
without any absolutely opposed 20 The Kansas policy
u the Administrator, scd Will elected. exert my utnlo"
e1orts vndcste the demo- ratio principle OF Popular
in voting the admission OF Kansas state with
any Constitution she ADOPT which viii 'o hr peop-
republican form whatever may be the popui
ton Ct the Territory a. the time such Constitution may be
AL that lsl desire know H. that 81 n COusti
shall ell respects express the sentiments of those who
90 live under IL.
With any thanks for the fattsrns Ia which you
have asked accept this nomination, gentlemen
Your most obed.nt serysut, 49, .......
PHILIP HAMILTON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06
Talk on ,changc.


The talk yesterday was, of course, cotton. There
were some movements in the article without any
material change In price. Business in general was
active, our great thoroughhres were crowded the
entire day. The receipts of cotton are rapidly de-
cliningthe boats from Red river are only bringing
quarter loads from the Yazoo there is falling from
the banks OF the Mississippi river from vicksburg
the receipts are diminishing rapidly. The only point
from which any important receipts are expected is
Memphis.
There were some arrivals OF vessels yesterday and
the day previous. Freights hold at about a I'd. for
cotton, without any probability of variation either
above or below, though engagements have been made
at l5-S2d. The stock of cotton holds up well. and
holders do not seem to be much In hurry to shin IT,
The next arrival from Liverpool will probably be
the Indian Of the oath, now fully due at Portland
The America, of the 27th March, will be fully due at
Halifax on Thursday morning possibly she may ar.
rive tomorrow. The Cunard line, however, take il
very cooy and calmly now, as they have the ocean
to themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

FOURTH DIsrRIcr SoHooL INATIoNs.-The
annual examinations of the public schools of the
Fourth District begin today, with the Chestnut
School, at the corner of Chestnut aud Felicity Streets
Tomorrow, the Live Oak School, at the corner Of
Ninth and Constance streets, is to be examined on
Thursday, the Laurel School, at the corner of Laurel
and Philip streets on Friday the Magnolia School,
at the corner of jackson and Apollo streets on
Tuesday OF next week the Girls High School, at the
corner of jackson aud Coliseum streets and on the
Wednesday following the Boys High School, at the
corner of Magazine and Second streets. The grand
exhibition Of all the schools, and the graduation of
the High School classes is to take place on Thursday
the 18th, in the church at the corner Of Chestnut
and Felicity streets. The parents and friends OF the
pupils. aud all interested in public education. are
invited to be present at the examinations and exhi-
billions. We are under obligations to Mr.. Parham,
the Superintendent for an invitation, which we will
honor 10 the best Of our ability.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

THEr HAVE AKarvED There would have been
jam at the ST. Charles theater last night, had Rum
&y and Newcomb arrived in time to give per
formance. But, unfortunately, the good steamer
which had them on board. the Antelope. got fog
bound on Sunday night, and could not get here in
time. The delay was telegraphed, and posters an
nounced the fact still great crowds who had not
had time to see the posters in the day time collected
IN front Of the theater at night and we're not little
disappointed on seeing The posters for the first time
Last night however, at about IL o'clock, the Ante
1ope got in and the Minstres announced their arr-
VII BY delicious brass band serenade in front Of
ofice, under the direction Of Messrs. Rumsey, New
comb and Currier- The serenade we took as posi-
tive proof OF the arrival Of the Campbell Minsres
and we have hesitation therefore, in announcing
three things drst, that Rumsey & Newcomb's Min.
streIs have arrived second. that they will appear at
the St. Charles theater tonight and third that there
will be a great crowd to greet them. We may add
one more assertion for agniappe; and that is, that
the Minstrels will be found il possible, better than
that the Of their audience tonight will be
intoxicated with melody, and their buttons tested
with their swell Of merrlment-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

FREzzoLrNI IN THE SrABAT MATERn-The great
musical event Of the seasonthe appearance of NJ me
Frezzolini, and the other members Of NJ. Stakoschs
italian opera troupe, in Rossins great masterpiece,
the stabat Materis fixed for Saturday evening next
at Odd Fellows Hall. This bare announcement
ought to, and will ii we not greatly mistaken,
cause tremendous turnout Of our musical popula-
tion. concert Of five splendid pieces of music is TO
precede the oratorio Nine Frezzoini singing in
three Of them, Mine strakosch in two Of them, and
al Of them in the last. The price Of admission has
been fixed at dollar, with half dollar extra for
reserved seats The sale Of seats win begin on Thurs
day morning, at p P. Werlein 4 Co.'s, No. Camp
street, and at L. Gahici's, No. 90 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

VARIETIES THEArER--The :. Fetes des Paques
Of the Rouzani troupe, last night afforded the high
est qualification and delight to fine audience of
ladies and gentlemen. The earEestless and enthu-
siasm Of the applauses throughout testified to the
truth Of what have already repeatedly asserted
that the R9nzanis are the greatest dancing troupe
that have ever appeared in New Orleans within our
recollection. Tonight they appear in lie Gamn de
Paris We need not praise the piece especially !;
for the Roazanis have not yet appeared in any per-
formance, do we believe they could in which they
not lively, entertaining, beautiful and charming
30 the fullest extent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-06

ns- Caution !-Caution !--Bewnre of Coun-
TERFErrERs -HosrETrER's BlTTERs The public
that for past Hoseer's Bers have by their III
nsic merit the best tonic of the day.
eby beyond other compound Of the ike kind The
and ready sale which Hoseter's Bers with
duced number Of persons to engage in countereug them by
buying the bottles and filling them with spurious
nns compound and then making sales of the article
house and others reduced price,
ihon that they the genuine Article Purchasers should
always examine the bottle aud that with me-
tac cap with name stamped aud not with tin foil wax
is the with the counterfeit article The genuine article
sold by all respectable druggists and dealers everywhere
as 2p6t<W