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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
From NeW.MeXicO.

ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, April q, 1893.
Tile republican has just received letters from INDIE
pendence stating that the Santa Fe mail, of April ],
arrived on the 22d. Between Fort Mnion and the
Arkansas River tie party encountered violent snow
storms which was followed by cold SO severe as to
freeze come eff the animals of the incoming trains.
The ourages the Indians III the southern psrt OF
the Territory continued.
William Giddings, mail contractor on the Southern
Pacific Railroad route, had been killed by Thomas
Smith in an affray growing out OF dispute over d
game of billiards.
renconter had occurred between Preston Beck, OF
the firm of Beck & Johnston, and man named Ger
man. IN which the latter killed and the former
dangerously wounded; he was not expected TO I'VE.
Mr.. Beck was extensively connected with the COM
mercal interests Of the Territory.
The Santa Fe pspeis say that Cspt. Marcy has
been overtaken by an express from Gen. Garland d.
recting him to stop until escort OF four companies
could join him. Marcy was accordingly resting on
the Arkansas River, Lear Bents Fort. The escort
was ssnt in obedience to the instructions from head
quarters expressed from LesvenwOrth some weeks
since. ,
The Republican has received an extra from the
office of THE Fort Smith Arkansas Times which
states that e, coo Indians copyrighted on the
Plains with determination of making descent upon
the frontier; hostties had commenced 10 some quar-
ters and the Albuquerque expedition had returned IN
consequence. The Times Extra attributes this move
ment to Brigham Young, and says that it is intended
to draw of the troops destined for Utah to protect the
frontier States.
The Republican emphatically contradots the state
ment on the authority Of gentleman attached to the
overland mail expedition who reached here yesterday,
from FL Paso who Travelled over the country said
to be occupied by these Indians subsequent to the
time they represented to have been on the route
without any molestatiOn whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
The Fort Smelling Question.

WAsHISGTON, Tuesday Apnl -, IcCS.
The report Of the msorty OF the Select Committee
on the facts and circumstances attending the sale Of
Fort Smelling, was made to-day to the House: 1t en-.
ters fully into the history of the proceedings says
thst the ese was effected with such privacy that, ex-
oep the Secretary Of War none ou. the m OS
chat the facts obtsiDed publicity only after the con-
rmston Of the sale by the Secretary Of War that no
special authority was given him to SELL nor aid exist
inc laws confer the power TO sell military posts or res
ervstions until they had already become useless, and
not merely contemplated to become useless that this
Legal occssion for the sale Of Fort Smelling had not o,
CURED and berce without legal authority; and
that the prelimnaries for the sale were being made
while there were actual and threatened hosthtes.
The Committee show the value of the fort as de-
pot and that the price paid for it was below its IN.
rnsc value and say that publicity for the sale ought
to have been sought and the land subdiyded in par
cells, 10 enable of smsl means to buy, and taat
the sale on credit not authorized by law The re:
port IL signed by Mesus Morrill, of Vermont Petit Of
India and Morris of Illinois. 1t concludes with reso-
luiioDs ,,
hsi ID. sale Of the military pest Of Fort Smelling and 30 much
Of the essvslton attached 10 was necessary '' u'aJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

The Academy is the house of harmony. All that IS
melluent in sound; in dress; ia address, in paotnsi
in poetry in the lyrics of Heaven as surg BY scais
bsrds, and laureates in music-"the food OF love -
meet there. Dead Rsbbitism-Demceracy as eA-
pounded by the unwashed fathers and sons OF lam
many-is excluded thence by the unwritten law OF an
tipsthetca pbilosopy. But that celestial abode oil
soitness and sweetness has been Jared by earny dis
cord row-(we shudder as We write h-s 10" VI
the most pronounced character was 10 come on last
night but did not. The details as reported IN yes'er
dsy's TmBrsE, of the quarrel betwixt Mr. Clman
and Mr. Darce led to the presence OF some peNceuen
q tie Opera House yesterday evening aud ai'o Oh
extraordinary looking musical connois'eurs-ou'
no conflict took place. 1t was conceded many 'na'
Mr.. Darcie had rights citizen to go thther paying
for his ticket. Inst covers the whole question and is
the only point involved Being white man. OF course
DIR. Darcie had rght- AS for the editorial, com
ple1ion Ct the case, We deem that quite extra udlcAi
ard beneath botce. We are quite willing tina, mana
gers should cut of the press tickets in detail or IN
gross, with or without reasons being given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
BRIBES TO REPORTERS.
To the Editor Of TIE ~ T. Tribune.


SIR: Believing that the fair fame of the profession
to which belong has been seriously affected by the
late racefu pecuation OF certain reporters on the
Treasury-aready nearly exhausted by me rapicity
of city ofiiciasl deem it not out OF place to address
few words TO YOU so that the blame may rest on the
proper persons. The unmanly attempt to drag into
the controversy, to shield Themselves two OF the gen
teDen connected with your repoitOrls corps, shall
say rothiDg about their is just aad you are
perfectly competent to defend them. The Herald, IN
lis article OF yesterday attempts to justify the fraud
by quoting as precedent the extra allowance of $500
made to the reporters IF The Congressional GLOBE at
the tern nation of each session. No analogy exists be-
tween the two csses They sre totally different Tne
reporters at Washington are paid no Jed salary, an
the appropriation is granted to sustain them during
the long interval that takes place between the sd-
Orrnment and reassemblng of Congress, thus render
ing il unnecessary for them TO enter into other ca
gsgements, which might prevent their return TO the
capital. But with the New York reporters il is en-
trey different. They have a salary of so much per
week, ard sre bound to perform whatever duties may
be ootte TO them, without resortng to black mail TO
increase their income, which is with but few eIceP
tons, Eberal-far too liberal in many cases.
II Is urged that they received the 800 as compen,
satCn for private services rendered TO iterate and
igrorsnt Alderner-such, suppose, as transcrioing
Il solutions conducting their correspondence, &c.
II this be so, which very much question, should
the City Treasury be plundered TO supply the dehclen,
cy Of an Aldeimans education think not. Depend
perform the duties alluded TO, no member Of the
Happy Family" lin which do not include your
.eporter) who represents the press at the regular
,etirgs OF the Board generally in state Of lneoIa-
tion, by the by would consen. to act schoomasteI
to a ttick-headed City Father, unless he received
ample remur GRAFTON for the trouble in the shape OF
$40 b an oyster supper with the ecetera', or oas-
Att Of champ agne.
i have seen during a connection OF some years VITA
the press Of this city large amount OF bribery pac
toed by individuals protesting 10 be reporters; l
have Known certain reporter, connected with q
journal claiming the largest circulation in the word
TO accept eolden-headed cane from used.uP Poitl
clan, to pa!se in his paper gross and unJustnsole
a Tombs lawyer to place mis- name conspcuously be.
fore the public and who sras the weekly receipt Of
ss.a,y, with the entrance Tor himself and inends
',om TIE proprieto-s Of Of first theate's In as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Fires I'm Troy.

Troy, n. Y, Tuesday, April q, 1888.
The West Troy Exchange, a large wooden building,
the principal hotel in the village, was destroyed by
fire at an early hour this morning. 1t owned aud
occupied 10y L. ii. Powell and had been recently re.
paired and enlarged. The building WAS valued at
$4,000, and was insured for SO 900 in the Liverpool
and London Insurance Company, $4,000 in the Excel
sior Company. The furniture also insured.
The building adjoining owned by Peter Long, was
also burned loss $500 insured for 5000 in the
Company Philadelphia. AL the boarders at the hotel
escaped in safety. The fire was the work of an incend
ay About o'clock while this fire was burning, another
was discovered in row of frame tenement houses on
oosick street rear North Second, in this city One
was destroyed and Others damaged loss about 81 800
insured for $500 in the Beekmsn County TINS was
also set on fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
DIR. Charles Mackay i'm Toronto.

ToRoSro, c. W.. Tuesday, April q, 1858.
A dinner was given TO Charles Macksy last night
the Rossini House. There was large attendance o
members of Parliament and others. He leaves TO
En- gland 10. day via Quebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

tse officials OF the Court Of Sessions 10 be subjected 70
regular ard wel-orysnized system of back-ms all ex
.osd in the shape Of loans by one repOrer-ucuding
Rodoer list let Attorney ms assistants tbs Clerks
and even TIE wre,ched culprits themselves but did
rot txpec. that thete unprincpled and Incompetent
harpes would have been 60 daring particularly at the
nTesept tne a. to engineer through the Board Of Al
re,ueu so iniqutous q measure as the presented
I have looked at the matter carefully and without
n,eiud oe ana can arrive a. other conclusion than
hat the $500 was intended and received as a bride.
/ bush for ny profession when sign myself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
THE U. s. RETENUE.
Core.p odeoce Of The N. Y. Tiisuae. ,,os

''''' WAsHINGTos. April %. 1853.
According to information communicated " the
Treasury Department TO the Committee OF Ways
and Meas the revenue Of the last quarter 10 ascer
tanned, by combining the elements obtained from
the Registers Office and the Treasury proper. And
to enable comparison Of the three quarters OF the
fiscal year which have expired, they are al present.
I'd together in the table below:
=, ~ R.c,,pt, - 20 TIE Trsasu,y from July 1857
10 March 81 1853, ezeIn"re o. Irt' h'S' UNI Heu'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHINGTON, Tuesday, ApriI =, ISl8
No. s8.-Afred Graham ct a. Assignees OF the Gun
Railroad and Banking Company, agt Henry ). Daw-
son ct al Argument continued for appellees ana con-
Guided for appellants.
No S9-1aylor Brown agt. L. NJ. Wiley Co.
Argument con menced for defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Frost nj the South.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Tuesday April p, 1913.
Private dispatches from diff, rent port ions of this
State and Alabama report heavy frost last night,
causing serious injury to the cotton plants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Canal Navigation.

ALBANY, Tuesday, April y, lS5S.
Water is in all the Canals. Reports from all points
indicate that the entire line Of the Erie is in better
condition than for many years asst and nothing
now appears likely to interfere with the clearing Of
boats tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Cen. walkers Trial Postponed.

NV. ORLEANS, Monday, April %, IsoS
Gen. Walkers trial for violation of the neutrality
laws has been postponed till the fourth Monday in
May
Some of his officers have been surrendered by their
suretes ard gone to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
The Weather at Ros,on

BosTos, Tuesday. April y, 1853
Weather very boisterous. We have had snow,
hail and rain here all day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Roston Weekly Bank Statement.

Boston, Tuesday, AplI y, 1913.
The following are the footngs Of our Bank State
ment for the past week: .o.
Deposits. 9.6ll6O
Bbol.fWCt-- 'V''OH
Dus I'm other B.uks T. 163 1psi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Fire nj Macon, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ca. Tuesday, April q, 1853.
Ross x Mills's extensive factory at Macon, Gs was
buried on Monday night. Loss heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
Philadelphim Stock Market.

PHiIADELPHlA, 1ueday, ApnI 2. 1913.
Stocks advancing. Pennsylvania Elves, 81 3l6;
Reading Railroad, %, Morris Canal, AZ Long Island
Railroad l2i Pennsylvania Railroad, i2..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
DESCENT UPON THE POLICY SHOPS.

WHOLESALE ARREST OF POLICY DEALERS.
AT o'clock yesterday morning the whole force of
the Mayors sqnad Of police, under the command of
Sergeant Berney were furnished with warrants for the
arrest of large number of the dealers in lottery poll
ces They proceeded to execute the warrants at once
aud by l2 o'clock sixtyseven persons engaged in the
traffic were taken into custody and brought to the City
Hall, together with stl larger number of persons,
customers and others, found at the policy Offices
Each of the warrants was based upon specific COM
plant and was issued by the Mayor. With the per-
sons arrested large quantity of books of accounts
tickets signs, schemes and the whole psraphsrnaia OF
the business was taken and conveyed TO the Mayors
Office Of the parties arrested, all were discharged,
after being reprimanded by the Mayor or City Judge.
Most OF the dealers were taken before the City Judge,
who held each of them to bail in the sum of 600 on
esoh complaint made. Many were unable to procure
bail, and were committed to the Tombs. Recorder
Barnard and Justice Welsh disposed of the cases sent
before them in the same Several OF the par
ties arrested are negroes. Annexed is list OF tue
usmes Of those TAX on in custoip:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

Tn addition to the receipts from Customs for the
lsst quarter, 81, 900, 900 was paid in by Treasury
notes, which, owing to delay in adjusting the ac-
counts has been carried into the next quarter.
According to the same information, it appears
that the following Treasury notes have been issued
Trea,ury notes exchanged for coin.... ssy6.1 20
Treasury notes paid on wsrrant''''.'''''' oo',so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

OF the amount authorized by Congress in Decem.
ber there are nine millions yet on hand Of which
five are now in market, that will be absorbed BY
the Deficiency bill. The remaining four will soon
follow in the same footsteps, or Others equally i'm
Deratiye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

r-,.d.,t ss,ine that there exists NJ resi- equality
.I|tss 81 stes: that Mr.. Buehanao gave awsy' "
,sss dssh OK his pen, an island NsncoeYea ooOa
,h. sane Important position TO the faciuy tha'
Ehhs .Iieh he wants to buy for two hundred mt
Suv'' 40 10 the Atlantic. Our right 10 Nancouvers
s as undeniabe, but II was situated Ia iat'
.ode here it could not be maze S's'o o'a'e' ""o''
as WADE (Ohio) strongly censured the acton Of
M. WI.o. Committee as Illuminating to the South
Ine ,osnonsnt 10 the North: lie spoke Tor over an
Sour usng forcible terms IN % 'a -.
oourse OF the Executive WHICH N' '"''"0'''-'N 80
eoMMpPGREEN MO- replied in defense Of the course
M 11IaDrt;ve and said that Mr.. Wade, In descnb-
ns II as corrupt acted as sahds'e OF Ino Nv
ne a. ,;s.rstion had abandoned their position by
t;.,;ag the LecOmptoR Constitution to the people
":s oV csRRITTTENDEN (Ky took exception to the
snpb.sis with which Mr. Green used the words not
some verbal sparring then ensued, in which Mr.
a,ssn Ikened Mr. Crittenden to q Kentucky
Climber" phrase which Mr.. Crttenden professed
hnseh unable to comprehend. After lew woIa' IN
which Mr. Crittepden had papab the best OF 1t; Mr.
Green resumed his speech, discalmng that the auds
we're in the nature OF brlbe.
Mr. SEWARD IN. y. moved to adjourn
Cries Of Lets 60 on ..,,
Mr. HUNTER Va he'd no objection, IL the DEBATE
Mr.. SEWARD said that they were debating 10
rood faith and il the subject reached an issue to.
morrow night they would close, and il not they would
impose contracts on debate.
Mr IvERSON Ga called for vote on the motion
MctiOn lost by Yeas q, Nays %.
Mr. SEWARD then moved that the subject be
nostpoued as the special r1er till tomorrow at noon.
A protrscted discussion followed upon this, which
ended in the motion being agreed to, when the oenat
adjourned.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
sUBSCRIPJIpN PRICE, $40 DOL S
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REiNGS LIFE nF WAS INGToNI
.n TLLU USTR a TED.

Great Inducements for Clubs. NessrS.
q. FU IMAM &Co having now publish
..dthefirst volume OF the Illustrated Edi.
tioo at ,gng'> Lie oi Wa,h;Rs;, -, be-
ing the, osnpl- te ie uf Washington before
the i.rvolmiion, alr rrady-Io furnish the
ii ne. Ia >uh-cr,her< free az postage, on
The receipt of 81 So Single nan. her>
sent, pn>t paid, 10 y pari of The Ustlur
on the recript ot % cts. q. .-.. las
= he inllr@ing Inducements are offered
10 Clubs. de>iIIEg /" whcIihr 'o ih,> mag
ni!icPni aud na'i nal pabicati,n: Anvprr-
Ion TeTnIltIng fur subscriptions 'Or fh's
frs volume comprising II aumh"rs. v III
e enritirdtn five c.,rn'rlPtr - :. delivered
fr"r IL p,-,ag-O Ci6hsefldx rcmirtln,
S2I ~ III De- entitled totWn xira rOplr> ui
th,. volume, or IN Extra COPY am,i any
nihrr al Pniuam s Cos pnhiica'Io:rs OF
an equal value Clubs o. IL renitiing
S42. will he entitled 10 tour extra copies.
or copy Of com rl,.,e set OF Addison :
wurk> I'm six volumes drlivr.Gi free 81
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for like number Ut ~Htlss ri t.r ) ytei 4 he
<nccr"ding ,"inHrs Each number &c the
Ilu>tra I'd Wa hiIgfon " u contain one
aul every ofher5 numter two FystfLa.s
Steel EugEavIngs or u'ap>. Ia addIiugIa ,
the Steel Engrayings. Tie w"rk cnniaIgs
nu'neton- ctrgabi. Woo l. Eng s,ings IL
t';<,a,Irp % historical subjects .~tlU5l
CAUriux.-P Persons >ub> crib'n @ for the
fife f Washington sFtoid be pariicul r
to o tain tte oily u ofk Wtichtmus, foffev
orre,nain he sian lard authority. irviug's
I.Ifr ut Washington bears th,. imprint oi
G.lP. Putnam s Co, the only publishers
ri frving's works. .e
.H'- '-ISvervlAmpvican should put tins work
ON his book shelf >THe'hv ~rd,. wi,ht,is B
bic. Let Your children read il: and L. arn
blythe example "f m CIR al Ws>hingt q
the lessons ofpatrinii<m. moral courage
perseverance, under d,fficuiriee, " hick the
hi: tn,v5 of has IIie H;m d.. We know nf
no Nmer can bnnk WhIch We had rat!er
own thar this: il i worth athhuS and oi
trash publications witch b press is dal
sending for b. .''-Scie. .t.fic Sme icaii..'
Cen,siFe papers, c9nying tie abnve al
vstiisemrnt ice will r. crive a complete
set OF rwtnam'S Story Lihrarv. r,
G p. PUTNAM & Co..
32t Broadway. New Yo'k.
Feb. 4. 1S51-2t.
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
MAKING MONEY.

The success which o.Ir agents are meeting
with j. alusoai iaSioni hing Annug The inas
ny evidences OF this saci. We preSeHi ihe ios-
lowing from one Of our accents slreaiFy in TIE
feli.:. hra sr.s3
- have new been m work canvassiIsg on
Year Magazine eae week. ..ani asa 4sebgi isied
u it6 Il eEE.. lsi.sS n as ,lsfflTs5lT fvagl cam
va>sne f.F any Ihing else ever trve.!. ara
sure 10 sellseashy kn vsry iaassAygw beEa
aiaev can Arais.s togetiler ihree ,ioltSrS hau,
lever received ws;hsmH. sEiesenee aaysvhPre.
for tie Ersl thing do i 10 uHro.l rIy efl.ra-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
TERMS.

The Waverley Magazine s published week
.bE Moses'A Dow, ~ Wafer street, Boston,
Mass.
Two. editions are printed. one on thick pa
per tor Per.oalcal Dealers AT . cents copy.
AND an eliIiIOn iur mal subScr.b beFs (an lll.
Tie thinner paper. soas In come within the
low postage law) at So % a year. or 81 90
'ior >Ix months always IN Ivance
Clubs by mail. >ix papers SIX months s. 90
Paper stopped wh-n the iasl number paid Tor
rs >ei.t.
new yolIme commences every JULY and
January. Bui II a person commences d, any
particular numlg,r IN this Volume. and tas :
lor II SIX months, he wall have volume toiil
PiF'e with inlt page, as every paper Is com
pieta IN Ii>sIt. $500
e5- VIXEN a subscriber crGcrx a I,r.wal Of
has SUBSCRIPTION h. should tell us what was
'''e last nu'nhrr be received. then We shall
haow what Number TO Teprw wi,H wIrhout
bunting over our hooks. Othe'w.Se We shall
begin when the money is recelved.
Person writing to the paper n.u>t write
name. pcsr-ot'ic". country and Stat. very dis
iinciy. hose who wish their papers chang
ed should tell W here II mas previously BEEN
sent '" '~.r - ..--
Prs'age or ,nis I,aper is tweii,y-stx cents
"bAS lb Su(t at litc Otitfe Wttge
Iasrn on; ... 4i -. r-.- -F"..-
cfIDBiNG-BIubs must aIwavS he sent
, NJ cae tipfe 70 71.crivr pee.nurn We can.
NOT Srhd them al tie club prf,.. un'c~s receis-
~ all ,Ogr.hsr as II is ico much trouble 10
look over our hookS or keep an account with
zach one gtiiinc thom mp.
- Any onc Sendlng q. -Four Dollars. can
have yne copy Ci i!ie.' " aYrfley Magazine. -
an! el'her OF t!le following wofA> i9r enc Year
( by mai. - a.'' '.rfH
'',,rthan'> Ma Ua-ner's Maga-
ZGUr"--' Gojel', Lat''> i1'-..La,'tr.
G.'z",'e i.Fsrsi iQa,-',P Patu,aIs 8ia Sazin,.'
- Ba!0u's P;c'cra."
t~t- A"y one srHdthg us s. ~ IN sivauce
can ave Il copy - rht"H "rcrIy Ma@az NJ -
AMI rit;er vi ,:.e following papers one year ~
Ingtl:- H-.sr -..
"rro" Flag 4aeA nlprran Union''-"Ql;ve
DFanch''-'G GaHgte PI,varepr'' a.-
- Az letters AMI cunnlunira'ion< concern
NJ he paper s!otHr, Le addressed 10 the pull
l.her.. 49,.
= The way TO Subscribe :or paper i. to
"a"l ~ "a" lnonry in - ItIEer. ADD aIdfrs~ lh,.
puh.>hrr direct. giving individual name with
pu2tti!hce. cDngty ami ,tlfe very p'a.nl, wrt
eu as5po~i hia,Ls are often icgb!c.
AGENrS:-Dcxter& & Bro. New Yors. -
\. Winch. Phila'pldhial-Ta Ior & Rn. bal
iislor:--Dnran * Jamesl lrclAnati. Glib
E.. Pickup. Mr,bodiS tto66k Ito6ni>. Montreal
Canala;--F- A. Crump' Lopr>y,Eie Krntuc
ky;--J HtcEiman, 81. Antho ny, N. L.
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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
Baltimore COUNTY. June l5,.ls57s.

To a. b. Patterson. Esq. -Ftas-
Dear Sill aus happy to osuform yns. lhe
Mexican GlsaOo purchased OF YOU IL ara.
duced most wonderful! results. | tried II "a
some OF nay poor land yon corn. and il i witA.
on! doubt. twice as gaod where put il id slse
hIh as my corn on good clover aud where tlse
ground has been lined twice. | also tried il
on pOtatoes, and the vines are more lhan
twice as strong as where | nanufed them
heavy with stable manure. | also tried IL III
nay garden. and find my plants much moe
thrifty than any IN Jhe neig hborlond aIehonuA
gardened two weeks 49,
bOrs. ..r
w'>h YOU 10 save me ten slas more III =
ior my tall crop of wheat and re.
very truly - &I:
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25

SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.

! As we desire top'ace in the hands fevery
FPsson who proposes 10 get mp club. and
asn at every agent. rnuv oF the engraving
o. ''ihe Last Sapper." aS sper:uien, each
applicant InrinSing Us s. vii! rrce ye the en-
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