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News from Mexico.


ny the arrival of the schooner H. +. Spcarng have
files the Vera Cruz Progreso the I'D inst inclusive
the subject of the rout of yidaurr already re.
ported, find nothing later in them. The accounts Of
the Zuoaea government discrcdted The report Of
the triumph o. Degollado Casanova, at Guadalaara
Is fully confirmed and he is stated have wei armed
and equipped force Of 900 men, and to be threatening
Tuancingo
Zuazua on taking San Luis Potosi banshed the bishop
and thirty priests 10 tie RIO Bravo.
A forced loan Of 900 had been imposed on the clergy
OF Motea.
constitutional rule. The ayuntamento Of Tlacatalpam
have passed vote Of thanks to the Juarez government
Tor making arrangements for the construction a road
from Mnatitan TO the san Juan Pass.
tobos. who had been sent with escort 10 convey
money 10 Lcheagaray had been unable 20 eject his oh
ec and was reported to have been ordered 10 return to
the capital person arrived At Vera Cruz reported that
he lad been at san Martin Tekmelucan with abou,
200 men.
There had been some fighting in the neighborhooi Of
Lagos, OF which the constutonalsts appear have nj
tmatey gained possession prize of s22p 900 had been
convent in the neighborhood.
Alatrs,e reported Tcsiutan, with well armed and
equipped force Of 600 and about to take the field
against the rcactoni-ts in Pueba.
In ,haTas, the Of the liberals Is reported pro-
crossing small force routed body Of
the 18th ut killing sixteen and wounding twenty FIVE
part Of General Ayarez's forces under General
Jmcncz. gained victory on the 9Th reartoni-t
corps IN the neghborhcod 81 Coatepcc Cosalcs The death
q Alvarez had been again reported and again contra
dcted.
Mazaan had been declared in state OF siege by the
Iuloaga government; and General Espeio had handed
over the command o. General ~ Leon Yanez Tho Pro
greco remarks tina, such changes this generally pro
phctc Of the overthrow Of the rcactonary influence and
pTays that 40 this may prove.
Ias,ala had been taken by the liberals wi,hou, an
encounter the reacons forces abandoning IT, with all
their arms, ammunition and provisions their approach
long account J. published Of the execution affair OF
the assasis Of san Vicente IN December, 1856 and of
the particulars of their crime bni these generals
well known u those VINO interest themselves Ia Mexican
Affairs TO need repetition.
Mr. Forsyth, United States Minister, was expected al
Vera Cruz the 18th int 10 embark tho Plymouth
for this country but later papers give account OF his
arrival.
The Juarcz government has published a decree allowing
OF the export from Vera Cruz Of foreign free Of
duty, nj any time, while the government shall occupy
the capital and either in the other coinage onIy
the importing parties themselves will be allowed this
privilege. Tho money must be entered on the bin of
adng Ia the other commodities imported
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TuS WINTER IrAty.-of late years grea, many Ame
rieans have made point TO spend the winter In Italy
They usually their travels in England then 60
to Paris then Germany and Switzerland aud cross the
Alps this Of the year Apart from the seductive
of Italian sights art curoses the gories Of tho
Roman Carnival and the pomp q the church
monals sanitary induce many Of our countrymen
make hong stay IN Italy. They do generally larry
AZ Turin Genoa but proceed 10 Naples Venice Rome
and Florence which the mos. interesting places Or
these. Florence the most popular Il the hcathes
pcasantcs and cheapest There are probably at this mo
men Americans at Florence than in any other TIA
liam city. People who intend to make any stay there
usually take private lodgings the hotels have been
poor, as oil Italian ones proverbsly Recently how
ever there has been erected and splendid hotel on
the banks Of the Arno, in excellent location near the
Promenade II has been fitted up the finest possible
way, and in every respect first rate hotel II is well
kept by German who speaks English and all the CONT
mental languages The hotel an importan, addition
TO the lions ~ Florence, and with splendid cafe out
shining anything in Paris (he mirrors alone cost forty
thousand frarcs), will add much 70 the enjoyment cf
visllers. Travellers who have suffered from msor-
able taverns in Italy will thank for calling their atten
ton 10 the new hotel
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News from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 1858
Tobasco dates Of the l4th Of October received by
the arrival Of the New Orleans mail OF Friday last GOV
Sarla the Zuoaga commander OF Tobasco hal pro
claimed martial law his department owing to the inva
sion Of the Constituencies from chopa, to oppose
whom lie endcavoring to raise a sufficient force
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 1, 1853.
The deaths from yellow fever on Saturday were 20.
INV ORLEANS, Nov. 2 1858.
The deaths from yellow fever in this city yesterday
twenty Tho Howard Association declare the
yellow fever 10 be 10 longer an epidemic There was a
froet In the suburbs this morning
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Non.Arrivnl or the America.

HALIFAX, Nov. 2-9 r. VI
There signs OF the steamship America now about
due, with Liverpool dates Of the 23d ut
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THE orEr.-The "Troya'orc, . with Pccoomni and the
distribution Of Monday, viii be repeated this evening,
when another grand audience may confidently expected
Two more prime dorte, Iabordc and Poinsot arrived
by the Fulton yesterday, consigned to Mr. Ulmann
roinso, from the Grand orcra Paris and SAID
a Gne dramatic singer. she will make her ds5a next
mouth, probably in the "Huguenots"
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TIE PROSPECTS FOR TUE CHARTER EtEc-
TroNs-THE TAXPAYERS PARrY.-The elections
yesterday were marked by unusual Indifference
and apathy. The DISCRIMINATION Of the demo-
cratic, and the ambitious squabbles Of the lead
crs Of the American and republican parties. ma
turaly led to this result. For political contest
to be spirited, its elements must he concentrated:
but in the present instance II was impossible for
party men TO tell exactly where they stood.
This will not be the case in the approaching
charter elections. There the pressing character
Of some Of the interests involved, and the infl-
sion Of new and independent element. will rem
der the contest one Of the most cngrossing and
exciting that has ever taken place in our city.
With an annual burden Of taxation upon their
shoulders, close upon ten millions, and the pros
pect Of progressive increase of this amount I'M
less means are adopted TO check the wasteful ex-
pcnditurc and extravaganza Of our city officials,
and TO eject from Office the pecuators and
iobbers who have been fattening at
Me public expense, our city taxpayers
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FrtCuio,rNt AZ BEooELYS.-Thc pet Irina donna will
Sing Tor The FIRST and only tune at Brooklyn in
in tomorrow evening. asssed by Herr formcs aud 9th
~ course all Brooklyn win out. The sale ol
tickets will be commenced to-day.
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The Bank Of Tennessee,

Lorisyntz, Nov. 2 1853
The Bank Of Tennessee resumed specie payment yestcr
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Southern Ocean steamer Movements.

The mail steamer Nashville arrived at the bar at twelve
O'Clock, aud at her dock at three O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING SCI sne 5e3 Broadway
ErHlorIAA SONGS, DANCES. &c.-ScAEpIsi.
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BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM B-ostwsv-Afernoor
and Eyenug-TnIopos MIMIC wosLp-DR VALENTINE, 40
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MECHANICS HALL. AZ Broadway.-BRyASrs MIssTREIs
--kEGRo SONGS BuRLEsauEs-noP or FASHION.
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BOwFRy THEATRE Bowery.-THs Losr TREASURE, OR
Hx GRAFTON or CA srIIx-NFw YORK BROOK
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LAURA KEENEs THEATRE. No GA Broadwsy.-ouI
AMERICAN Cousrr-oRsTIsA,s FAMILY.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth sreet-IrAiIAs orER
Ill TROY AroRK.
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wAIdACK IS THEATRE. Brosdwsy-wuxAr AND CHAT
DYING LOVE.
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CAMPBELL. MISsTRELs. 4a BroadwHy.-ErmorrAs
salRAcrkkIsrIcs. sosGs. &c.-PosGo.
PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth street and Sixth svenue
derpoon and Evening-ELKGAsT EauEsrRAs AND GYsSAs-
rCEkTKRTAINhErTS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

IiAIsifi.
"t tasisr the rarity
ti CHRISTIAN c ari;y
nde tie tun
IL OIL


..Aal ,lJ..aI iase 80 gift ef prophecy,
\ / Gn4.7s AMI IL niyzt RIGS and all knowl-
eli-... AMI though haze all faith 50 that
e=.liia reno, mountains, and have not char
u. III nothing. Charity suhcreth long
AMI Is lind, : MT easily provoked. ih,nkeih
~ ett, r,i3i,.th not in I'M imty. "-S. Pau!
"a n Ceria'siaHt.
N1yirtuc i, moro rare. among prof'ssed
christians. than taf. first of christian vir-
tu,s-etArity. The world is strangely giv
IN to nnchlritablene~s: and sweet Heaven
born charity is jewel rarely to be found.
Prraaf- its very beauty is a reason Of it,
rarity 1t is sd to- think that people in
.;eceral arr 50 notwithstanding more for
faults t. c-nsdrc than for virtues to praise;
prone to believe efil reports; apt to judge
each other harshly; forgetting that ito err
is human." that the wlsest and best will
a9metimcs step out of the right path, and
tina; it becomes u, who stand 80 much i'll need
Of charity from others, TO cultivate III our
selves a kind and charitable spirit. What if
We discover that one of our fellow beings
has committed an error? Should We cor-
denim hir.--wc who are as liable as he TO err
if led into temrtatione Will it MAKE either
him or US any better, if we magnify his err
Tor and make it subject Of public converse
ton as though We were secretly reloicsd by
it aud were trying to make ourselves appear
more yirtuous BY protesting abhorie nce for
fault. Bat this is poor policy. They who
censure the faults of others most severely,
are often worse than those whom they con-
denim; and those who are yirtuous can afford
to be charitable Let US cherish then tho
sweet and heavenly virtue, charity, and an
approving conscience will richly reward
us FRANK FIELDING.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Tus CnrLp's MAGAZINE. The first volume
VI this Magazine closes with the April mum
Der. It was not established with the expect
a.'on .. sern plon' l.o" rs P',p,ea ''o,'
with a desire of maxine it useful to the
yourr. by teaching them lessons to which
,.hey would give out NIUE need II presented
socard rear tho nnblisber wishes IN sacnre
a sufficient subscription list to defray its cx-
penses. Ono hundred more Subscribers viii!
accomplish tnis purpo9I' anu '..y @uH' ~ IA
voted to charging and illustrating the Ma
VIII the public assist Us IN securing thus
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A RELIGIOUS MoNoMAN1Ae The Parke Co.
(lnd) Republican relates the following in
edent as having occurred in the village of
Rockville, in that ST te
"Mr. Aaron Stewart, late citizen Of
Boone county, but for some FIVE months Il
citizen of our town, has been in a state OF
depression Of spirits for about two months
Religious excitement seems II have over
powered his reason, and on Monday night.
after the return of himself and wife from
church, he conceived the idea that the
Scripture required him to sacrifice his right
hand and other members of his body, under
penalty of eternal punishment. He at once
left the house, without making known his
object, and first perpetrating dangerous
wounds upon his person with knife. he
next proceeded with an axe to cut off his
right hand. After striking several blows,
ranging from the centre of the hand to
some inches above the wrist joint, and
Severing the hand from the arm, except some
of the tendons, he walked to tho door, fell
into it, and tainted !"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

The Bangor Democrat is disposed to
have its panty vote on the liquor ques-
ton. 1t believes in license law, and
thinks its party is committed to that
system.
The news OF tic eiefea. Of the L.
compton Constitution in Congress was
received at Leavenworti. Kansas. with
bonirss, bell-ringing, and illumna;ions.
Marcus Morton, Jr., has at last been
confirmed as Judge Of the superior CO urt
of Boston. The VI te stood to ).
The Suffolk Savings Bank of Bost II
has declared an extra dividend OF Il
per cent. for thu last fire years. equal to
three per cent. per annum.
Both Houses of Congress hav, agreed
TO finally adjourn on the 7th Of Jane.
Lost overheard from schooner Governor,
of Sedgwick, on tho passage from Savannah
to New York, Sth inst, j. W. Walsh, oil
PASSPORT, seaman.
The ship John Gilpin, lost of Cape Hoyn
was built at Boston in 1852, was $50 tons
rated A l. and valued at $50 COO Her ear
go. consisting of whale oil and bone, is val
ned at 100000.
I'm Newburyport, recently, the Rev, alr
Pike, baptized by immersion, no less than
pinety-seven persons.
The specie in the Boston Banks has
doubled in the last six months.
New York has nearly five hundred miles
of paved streets.
The United States Snate on the 9th
passed thirtyfye private bills.
Vice President Breckenrriga has never
declared his opinion on LecomptDn yet. IL
has abandoned for the present the chair Of
the Seuate and gone to New ORLEANS.
The next session of the Last Maine An
nual Conference. will commence in Bangor
Hal - Bishop James VIII preside
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WASHINGTON, April %,

WASHINGTON. April 90.
Tho Conference Committee have agreed to
report Mr.. English's Compromise Bill on
Wednesday, MIR. English's bill submits the
Land Grant Ordinance to the vote Of tn,
people of Kansas.
If accepted, Kansas comes in under the
Lccompton Constitution if rejected, Kansas
remains a Territory, waiting population.
Many think the compromise infamous
and say that it has u bride at one end and a
threat at the other.
There is much excitement among the Re
publicans.
3 P NJ
The Conference Committee will not report
., agreed, 1t is said that the Southerner>
oppose English's Bill. The Republicans ar
in a state of great excitement and will vote
against the English Compromise, if it j:
offered. The Republicans consider thu
reports of the Southern Opposition a mere
rase. The course of English eNcitas gr al
indignation among the opposers of Lee9mp
ton. Dispatch to the IrareIer.
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Lutller-.Nr. Wright.

We last week, gave to Luther" con-
siderable space in our columns, to reply to
us, and in defense Of Mr. Wright We also
used, perhaps, more room for reply than
was acceptable to our readers; but we
thought that we answered his positions, and
met lis oh cctions pretty thoroughly, though
rather bluntly, and it required all the space
we occupied 10 say the li,tlc we had to say
upon the matter. Luther has returned to
the subject again, and we have p4nned what
seems TO us a sufficient answer We hors
this will satisfy Luther and all Mr.. W.
frierts. We have no ambition to occupy
the place OF a controversialist on religious
subjects rs we have neither the ability, nor
the biblical learning to do 50 with credit
Christianity has no need of such poor seryi-
ccs to defend it as we could offer, and we
therefore decline to leave the matter rs first
presented for comment, to 60 into Il discus
sion on the general subject of, .what is
true religion -
Ifany one Is anxious to combat Mr.. WIS
views, he can be heard, if not too lengthy;
and IN opportunity will be given for reply.
Bat we very much doubt the utility of such
a discussion, although believing to the fall
est extent in free discussion.
{l) We respectfully decline to give our
views Of what is meant by inspiration. We
are net called upon to do it. This is not
the subject in hand. Mr., Wright's views is
the point in discussion, not ours. Is Mr..
Wright an "infdti?3 Wasaid that he de-
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The British steamship Africa, from Liver
pool Sd ms, has just arrived OF this point.
Her dates are three days later than those
alxady received.
Rlc India loan (e5,oea,e oo) was all bid
for, except 100000, at 81 to l02, avefA5-
ing about %, which was the quotation on
Change.
The Atlantic Cable was being taken on
board the Niagara and Agamemnon rapidly,
and was expected to be all shipped by the
10th of May. Some deep sea experiments
are to be made before the final attempt.
The relatlons between France and Switzer-
land continue unsatisfactory, giving rise To
nneasiness The Paris B1urse has lost its
buoyancy, and y daily decline is being ex-
perienced.
The Porte is said to have rejected the
demand Of France for the authorization OF a
canal through the Isthmus of Suez.
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"IOWELL,s PAMPHLETS"

am greatly disappointed at the ungenerous
treatment which my Pamphlets and Circular
Appeals nave received from many persons to'
whom they ware a1lzesscd, p-s:age paid
All person who have collected, or intend to @ n
tribute anything towards the expense of these pub
lcations to aid the unfortunate. Philanthropiss
who has done much to emil ghten, improve, and
elevate the people Of Eastern Maine. requested
to remit tho same at the earliest practicable mo-
Ineut CHARLES LOWELL.
Ellsworth, April %, 1858. 3w
We hS.e A-arl II some astonishing cures eng made
81 prqf D G.auts Electric on. 1t he
diseased rar wi;h remarkable effect and in short space
OF heAllh rcgans is sway. 1t be had Of the
agent here see advertisement, In another column. cwl3
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Che GIlsuortb Amrri1an
ELLSWORTH:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1898.
Agents for the American.

The following gentlemen viii act as our asent' in their
acs-s,ccgc moaey AMI give receipts for subscription
the dmerican We will thank agents for news-it ms
aad hope they will note passing cycats Of pubic Ntei
and forward to The .iAe5jcaH.'
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Hopkins Bluahiil; james W. Davis Surrs j. II, Foster
Franklin; j. b. Jphason, East soleini John VI Noycs
Mt. Desert, L. 7 Drr, Bucsspor,; Samaai J. Lord Tray
cling Agent.
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Newspaper Advertising Agent, No. /, Aecl lay
Building. Court street, Boston, is authorized t'
receive advertisements fer this paper, at the same
rates as required tI Us
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Ncw York Markets.

NEw lORh, aPrll ~
Fl1ur-State and westernin fair demand
Sup.rdne State 4 ,05 a 4,Ij extra State 90
a 4 10 round hoop Ohio 4,5o 40 com
.n1n to good extra western 40 $50
southern unchangcd-Mixcd to good $50
Al fancy and extra so = 600. Canada
-super6ne 1, 80 extra 1 80 a $50.
Wheat dali and raoping-Chicago spring
9S Western white 20 | 30 Southern
red |, IL / 20,
Corn without improvement-Mixed wes-
tern nominal white II Il "A IL yellow 10
76
Beef frmer-Ct untry mess 10, 25 ii 20;
prime ! 80 500, re-packed Chicago ~
30 a 1880.
Pork ste ,dy-Mess II GOA 1900, primo
4,62 l4,75 Western prime 1000.
Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Sugars dull.
Coffee dull. IA.
Freishts to Liverpool sseady--eotton 10 j
-four Is 81 Is I'D grain 4d I-S'
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TuE yellow FryrD THE Srss,-tu,<x,
w, saws. c.z,, tro >,,. ". :,
~ 'S'''' @''S l"iS'' VIC
i0''o"ihs account Oh the raVases OF the
yellow fever on board the steam friratc
Susquelanna, at that port from Ni,ara-
Oh,
-, ~,
.Ap9"t t4e WA o. Nafcn t3e lever broke
os ca IN 'ile S>sI Geha'na' then II the har5?r
OIL Hfeyt9"A' "f,tf' Si'g 'ad orders to remain
ul''i renewed oy 'He jamestown. Inc
cliiiia'i Ito l'te3isposed the crew to SEX
ness anu ofo" tae h!SG appearance OF the
,eFef tte Fess3i Wis 'a@eh outside, IN the
nope mag change Oh climate would he
oe,'eNci'I; '7"cH proved TO De the case, ana
only one deata oecofreu III aa4itI2n to the
thr"o o1ilcfS previously repofted.
Alter cruising lew days.the ship anchor
cd OUTSIDE o, 1Ae hafoof OF ufeytown, but
as the ieF.f broke out on thc ogth uit. with
renewed Nioishee' N was deemed b, st u get
"n9er "ay--S2Ae four ofieers and upwards
OF i'r'y men beng On t"e sex HIST 1t was
deeineu u run II ithsaeoia, TIE nearest
hospilAi III the I mica states, "ha 1t was
diScov -fed Una. tiie eoaIs Wsfe running snort,
and tA9 meli N IS also lheSe circumstances
lnduc.d the eal tam 10 make ior Fort Royal,
JamaIe"-tn4h "lt,!n 1uo mtles. On the
ith, Lieut.. ilenry "; Queen. OF the Marine
Corps ied after an Illness OF i've days, which
terminated IN the biach Vomlt. lie was
buried at sea-
On the night ot the otn, the Sus4uehanna
anchored IN the harbor OF Port loyal, where
several British ships OF war, under the
command OF ice Admifal SIR Houston
Stewart, We're lying. The Admiral, upon
/ learning the distressed condition of the
Susquehanna, gave orders that the naval
! hospital on shore should be put In order
Tor the reception OF her sick. These orders
were most faithfully carried out by the
surgeons, who worked all night, 50 that by
8 o clock IN the morning SIX officers and
hfty-seven men were transported to the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

No SALVATION FOR BLACK MEN-Rev. s.
D. Baldwin, Methodist minister, in d re-
cent work, brings forward the original idea
that the descendants Of Ham and Shem
''enjoy no promise Of persuasion or CONVEX
sion, of faith and confession, as races :" and
that '.Millenial glory does not anticipate
their full regeneration. 2" This idea has in it
the seed Of q new argument in support of
slavery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

TQ several temperance organizations in This county arr
realies 10 send delegates the adjourned County
ing Nc ! ell in Ellsworth, April the 18th. 1t is npor
herc should he full and free consultation OF th'
friend. temperance III The couniy 1t being Court week
sth,lgh that il will be convenient for delegates to AZ
tent as many will have busi..ess here thatwcek.
Per order O. COMMITTEES.
Ellsworth. March 9th 1855. 5w9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-23

WILD CHHHRY BARK AND TAR, by and
ingenious combination with few other
simple, afford US the surest antidotes known
for consumption of the lungs. DR.. Wistar,
in his Balsom of Wild Cherry, has produced
. remedy of untold value. ID 2w.