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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
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F,-s- y Rpecal CorTespoadent.


r,o- Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 4, 1858.
Senator Hammond's speech attracted considera-
BILE attention in the Senate from the reputation
which the speaker brought here. II was an argu.
ment intended to demonstrate the superior re-
sources Of the South as cOntrasted with those OF
the North and the better capability OF the former
for an independent Government. He asserted
broadly that the only difference in the condition of
ttose in seryitude between the two sections was
that of color; the white slaves in the Free States,
among whom he classed labOrers and operatives,
being worse off than the black slaves in the Slave
States. In sentiment it was throughout extra Pro-
Slavery.
Mr. DOOlittle opened bis speech with an impress
siye yindcation of the Republican party against
sectional and dsunion charges, citing platforms and
principles to show how it had been studiously
cslumniated Without referring specially to Ham
mond, be criticised bis sentiments keenly, saying
that whstever politicians might attempt or desire,
the heart Of the nation was sound, and would
respond with reseDtful indignation whenever
projects of dissolution were tried to be put in
for Executive Session.
The President notified Marshal Hoover to-day of
his intended deeapitation, and proposed sending in
the nomination Of his successor before the adjourn
ment of the Senate but deferred it for some unex-
plsined cause He signifed, also, an intention Of
selecting between MI. Ould OF Georgetown and
ex-Slayor L.ndy of this city. Mr. Flynn is dis
carded.
The arrangements are Learly completed for hold
ing a great Anti-Lecompton Convention Of the
Northwestern States at Chicago, which viii star
tie office holders. The applicants under the Navy
bill, which passed the House yesterday, were nosi-
fed by the President this morning that their cases
would not be considered for several months, as the
records Of the recent Courts could not be exam
ined until the present pressure Of affairs was re-
lleved
In discussing the California nominations Mr.
Broderck said, referring to the false representa-.
tons of The Union, that III out of 10 papers Of
his State oppose Lecompton, and nine sustain it
most of the latter class subsistng on patronage.
Tie Democracy in the House tabled Mr. Hoard 3
resolutions for the appointment Of Select Com.
mittee to investigate the charges concerning the Use
of the promise Of patronage to influence Congress.
Though be gave the name of Mr.. Morris Of ILL.,
nois as responsible for his statement about Mr..
Mr.. Burns, pretended movement was made By
Burns fer an inquiry, but he Was evidently happy
when the motion preyailed by the votes Of Lis po-
htcal friends, to stife all investigation.
in Gen. Calhours statement. submitted to the
Select Committee Of tho House last night refer
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The Courier and Enquirer thinks We speak too
harshly of the eminent merchants and bankers who
signed the call for the Lecompton Meeting at Tam
MANY Hall. 1--WE do not question their motives,
SAWS the c. s E. Nor do we, responds THE
TRIBUNE. We do these gentlemen the justice to
disbeleve them amateur lovers Of villainy, up
holding fraud and forgery from sheer love Of those
dubious operations We are quite sure that If
Messrs Stewart Brown, Moses Taylor Charles
Aug. Davis, &C., were not interested in Ocean
Steamers, Ocean Telegraphs, &C., for which they
desire the continued patronage and bounty OF the
Government, they could never have been induced
to sign this call.
With US, fraud 10 fraud, forgery 10 forgery, and
the attempt to fasten upon an all but unanimously
resisting people frame of government and set Of
rulers notoriously loathed by them, is hagrant
crime. So holding We so act and speak, Leaving
others to do ss they see hit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE took up the
Kansas bill, and Mr. Hammond of South Carolina
made speech in its favor, in the course of which
he enlarged upon the prosperity Of the South and
the agency it had had in building up the country
and contrasted its resources with those of the
North. Mr.. Dooittle of Wisconsin followed, upon
the conclusion Of whose remarks the Senate ad-
journed till Monday.
The HOUSE was occupied with the consideration
Of Mr. Hoardss resolution fer the appointment OF
O Select Committee to examine into the charge
that members had been infuerced in their action
by the promise of Executive patronage The dis
cussion turned on the allegations against Mr.. Burns
Of Ohio, who offered a resolution, which was ac-
cepted as a substitute for his own BY Mr.. Hoard
providing for the appointment of Committee to
inquire whether there had been any colluson be-
tween him and Mr.. Buchanan. and whether any
other member had been improperly Influenced by
the President. On motion Of Mr. Nichols of
Ohio, who appeared as Mr.. Burns'' next friend
the whole subject was tabled Mr. Quitman called
up his Volunteer bill and urged its passage.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

The Hon Benjamin Brandreth was elected to
our State Senate last Fall by most reluctant con-
etituercy. Ore influence, aud one only, secured
this electon-that of the clamor set up by the
Sham Democracy against BLACK Republican
"prohigacy! Increase of Taxation From tue
operpg to the close of the canvass this was dinned
in the ears Of the voters with deaftnog energy and
inyincible pertinacity. Because the last Leelsa-
ture happened to be Republican, and that Leglsia-
ture accepted and discharged manfully the duty
devolyed on it Of counteracting by an increase oi
taxation the eerious diminuton of our Canal ReVe-
nues, more than half the voters of Westchester,
Rocklsnd and Putnam were induced to believe that
the Republicans we're thieves aud swlndlerS who
had gained power at Albany only to pilage the
Treasury and plunder the People. This false and
kusyish clamor elected Mr. Brandreth to the Senate
and secured to his party the election of their whole
State Ticket, with almost half the Legislature
And now Mr. Brandreth proposes to the Senate
revision of the salaries of the leading State Officers
as follows:
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Important Documents.

We have already printed and disposed Of very
large edition Of our EICHT-PAGE EXTRA SEsl'WELKLY
TRIBvsK, and shall put to press another edition this
morning 10 meet such orders ae may reach us to-day
The follow ing is a list Of its contents:
EDIrORIALS: Stanton ana the President; stanton
and the Senate Committee; The Leconpon bil
The Csse stated Another lnyestisstoni hentncky
u..Ap PULL REPORT OF THE GREAT ANTf,LE,
COMPTON MEETING AT THE CHINESE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
Ill SPEECH or TIKI HON >. P. STANTON.
N.LErTERS FROM TILE HON. JOHN Il. HASKIN
AND OTHERS.
vADDRESS or THE HON. GEO BANCROFT.
yl.,REPORT OF SENATOR GREEN, FOR LkCoaP-
TON
VII. REPORT OF SENATOR DOUGLAS AGAINST
LECOMPTON.
q. yIII REPORT OF SENATORS C0LLAAER AND
WADE, AGAINST LECONPfON.
TX MANIFESTO or REGENT CALHOUN
.LEcoMPToN IN INDIANA ANDlPENNSlLvA-
MA.
N..rHE ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE HERALD
OF FREEDOM.
XII. GOV WALKERS POSITION
These documents, we believe, in connection with
Mr.. Buchanan's late Extraordinary Message, which
hiss elrsady obtained universal currency afford full
and fair view Of the momentous struggle now in prog
ress from its three several aspects-LscOmptonite
Doueiasite, and Republican.
Single copies cents II copies 30 cents 4j copies
o.; ~ per hundred slj per Thousand Single copies
ine,osed in separate wrappers or otherwise, AID di-
reeted 10 such addresses may accompany the order
HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune OHi,e Ncw.York
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The accounts hitherto given of the state OF
affairs in Mexico since the fight of Comonfort
have been by no means favorable to the Liberal
party. The leaders of that party have been repre-
sented as divided among themselves, and rather
engaged each in strengthening, or attempting TO
strengthen, bis own position than in combining to
resist the reactionary Government established In
Mexico They have also been represented as nu-
mericay inferior in military forces to the reaction.
ary Government ard as likely to submit 30 soon as
thew could secure terms. We publish elsewhere u
letter from Vera Cruz received by the last arrival,
and in the Orectness Of the statements contained
in which we have every reason TO place confidence.
That letter puts quite different aspect upon the
state Of Mexican affairs According to it, the
united forces of the Liberals under Parrodi
were far superior in numbers to thoie which
Zuloaga had been able to send against them, and
the writer believed that battle must already, be-
fore the date of his letter. have established their
ascendency.
In tie State Of Vera Cruz itself there was, beside
garrisons, q dispOsabe Liberal force Of thee
thousand men with eighteen pieces of artillery. If
this writer's anticpatious can be relied upon, the
next mail may be expected to bring important in-
formation From the fact that all the sea ports
and almost the entire interior were held BY the
Liberals, Zulosga seems to have been under the
necessity of assuming the offensive, since by
success in that alone could he obtain the means Of
supporting his army and carrying on his Govern
ment
From the great unanimity with which all the
Mexican States denounced the attempted coup d'ftot
of Comonfort and the zeal exhibited by themin favor
of the Constitution, We have It'll great hope that
the Liberal party may come triumphsntly out Of
the present struggle Should they do 80, they
will occupy stronger ground than ever before, and
the project Of seculariziug the church est'tes will
receive new impulse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

-Messrs. Tucker Church, YanderpOel, Ire
msip. Jsycox, &C., were last Fall elected heads of
the several State Departments by virtue of that
same dishonest and hypocrtical cry against Black
Republican prohigacy and extravagance" which
waited Dr. Brandreth into the Senate. They are
fer the most part young men, who never eVlnced
signal capacity in the past, and who It is perfectly
notorious, would not have been nominated II there
had been supposed to be the least chance OF their
election. BY the clearest implication, they are
pledged by the circumstances under which they
trunphed to serve for tie salaries affixed TO their
several offices prior to their election. Had IL
been asserted at the polls that these Dem
ocratc rctoImers and purists would 60 IN
for doubling their own salaries when
hrml! hHed IN office, the suggestion would have
been secuted as sn electioneerng invention aud
cslumny. The People will hold them TO the virtual
pledges thus given The Legislature that would
venture to double the salaries Of paid function
aries in this season Of State embarrassment oner-
Gus taxation and general want when SO, 500 is
equal to $4,000 one year ago. would be thoroughly
renovated at the next Election. Far be Il from us
to di.paraee the efficacy OF Braudreths Pills, but
they never IA, cted, could effect, so thorough
pureation ss toe passage Of this bill wouli insure
ia tao Legislature. kos tea et ta9ss wao suf
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u.ually attend Sunday Schools in our City, % say
nothing Of the far greater number who would be
decidedly the better Of attendance. Inc parents
of the.e attending children desire thit they shoud
grow up imbued with convictions of the sscredhess
of the day and the duty of devoting it wholly or IN
part to religious requirement ard culture. NOW We
freely admit that no man who does not hlnseu Dc
leve 10 Christianity is under auy obligation to spend
the Sabbath religousy, ard that It would De wrong
to compel him to do so. But will any ems VINO
has due regard for the rights OF others, caoose
TO fill the streets through which their CHILDREN
must pass 10 and from the Sabbath Schools with
Sunday yLewsPsper-cving boys, or even with dash
ipg turnouts composed of fast horses snowy pleas
ure carriages, cracking whips, gay equpase' and
cigar..moking youths Is it the fair thing to h the
streets Of Christian city on the Sabbath with
such cries aid such turnoutsl Is there to be Civil
aid Religious Liberty for the goddess alone
We interpose as moderator only. We will
resist any attempt TO compel Hebrac or run
tanic Observance of the Christian Sabbath. Let
the tired artisan the crsmped, half parayzed clerk
take his wife and children out for long walk If
they choose; and if they see fit after their return
to the seclusion Of their several homes TO indulge
in little innocent mirth and hilarity, il i, none of
ours nor the public's business II there be sin in
it, LET the church reprove that ain aud let the
sinners answer for it 10 God. We insist only on
such outward respect and conformity to the pro-
prieties of day of stated public worship aud OF
sacred rest az We should feel bound TO pay to the
where the religion Of Mohammed or that OF Moses
predominatsd. We hold him less than good
neishbor, good citizen, who Will wantonly shock
a religious conviction or impede the manifestation
of any sincere and earnest faith in God.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH S, 1885,

proposition after proposition, numbo'' one, '"o,
thee, four, FIVE, and 20 on, and established most
logically ard cOnclusivey every point in his case
but one wholly urimporant one. This is, wheshsF
the people Of Kansas did not throw an oyerwheln.
ing sjonty of votes against that Constitution, in
an election ordered By the Territorial Legislature
end held on the +th Of January, ls5S.
In regard TO the manner in which this very imms-
terisl point wss handled BY Mr. Stephens, in his
very able snd conclusive report we are supplied
with the following extremely satisfactory inteIi-
gence: "Mr. Stephens says the statement from
Washington, "iguores the election Of the toSrth Of
Jayuarg."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

The Irregular or Oface-hOlders' Lecompton
meeting was held last night at Tsmmsny Hail. uu-
der the auspices Of the three Johns. Secretary
John CA. Dix), late of 19i5, presided; and the
chief speakers were Harlequin John (Van Buren,
81 The Buffalo Platform, who said the Democratic
.pai'J wss great Free Love concern, and linear
nate devil John (Ccchrane) Of the Fernando
Wood csmpsisn. Mr. McLane of Maryland sand
wiched between the Johns, and Isaiah the Marshal
figured as ususl. The gathering was moderate in
numbers. and mild in enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

We learn from Washington that Mr. Stephens,
Of Ceorgis, has prepared report from the majority
Of Mr.. Speaker Orr's famous Committee of lnves
,;e,tiop. in which that learned gentleman declares
that everything has been perfectly regular and
wholly admissible III framing the LecOmpton Con
.tilptor. aud that Kansas should therefore be at
c,,c admitted under it. We are told in the report
fIom v ssaas.Ou tia, Mr.. stephens aas elaborated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

Norgl is significant fac that while the salaries oi most
ofhe STATE Officers doubled BY this b that OF the Super
inter dent Of Public Instruction. which Is more bo0us and
more important than any other Jeff st $3.50 per snnuin BY
Nj Brandre while that Of Deputy Superintendent II mos
RESPONSIBLE aud Aborious post demanding large cspacly
sctusy cut dorm from Sl 40 yes, 10 = lHO! Buthe Scp
intend, Il, and Deputy Repubca while nearly all the
o,hers i.e DeuOcrats
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VArsos's NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

ssv RxAsv-Tbs improved osc stitch Machine being de-
as,se expressly for family use Is recommended 1sas nee
~rx.3 a. well a. more ornamental than any Sewing MeehDe
ezisssnos Call and Persons having WiTsoSs dd
Msc.s sd derous ftxchA ps for the improved Ons car
% equitable terms.
wArsos's FAMILY SrwfSc MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 40 Broadway, Nsw.Yuf-
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70 the lssoc.ated Pr-sa
70 the Assocssted rrcA
WA.HISoToS, Thursday, March !. 1868.
III ..asu.y Dsnatch now a. Nrw-lofk has bs,s

WAsmISaToS, Thursday, March =. 1868.
The steamer Dispatch, now at New-fotk, has bses
ordered to proceed special service, With provisions
for the home squadrrp. The following are her OIL
cers: Lieutenant Commanding, Parott; Lieuterants,
Nevon,b McDermot, Daniels and Hart; aud Passsd
Assistant Surgeon, Vreeland.
IRE Road 10 examine the senior class Of midshp-
,an ,o coDyepe at Anna oOs on the lst Of April con.
sists of Cspts Adams, Harwood aud Rnggoid, and
Commanders Tlton ard Lee.
Contrary TO the position assumed by Gen. Shields
and other nrou;pent geatenen, the Senstes Commit
tee ON the Judiciary have completed report Goa
cInSn1 with a resolution that Minpesots is not State
in The Upion. This denies to Gen. Shields the right
which be claims 10 a sest in the Senate.
Senator Clark Of New Hampshire intends moving
an amendment to the Kansas bill, ad hitting kansas
as state on the following conditions; That tue pow.
10 amend the Constitution shall be expressly reeerved
to the people whenever they proper to do so and
that neither the admh sion OF Kansas WITH sse ts,
compton Constitution the Constitution tseh saaa
he s1 construed or have force to revive or reersct
after adu isson any lac regulation repealed ny the
Territorial Legislature before the passage Oh TINS scs
without the retnactment of the StSte Legislature OF
Kanses after admission.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

Dor Aldermen last night readOpted the resolu-
ton asking the Legislature to give them
thousand dollars year, notwithstanding the
MAYORS yeto There were only four votes in the
negative. The Tax Levy was forwarded to Albany
Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

The State Democratic Convention Of Penusylva-
LA met yesterday, but adjourned over till to-day
without making nominations or adopting platform
Ihs Ant. .LeOOmp;Oaite' appear to be IL minority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

rirx to th, Jauuary e.ctics for n,ussn of ID
Legislature, he says tkst 1859 free-S,sse vets
were cast, of which 63l ~sre Illegal. While T.
legal Democratic vote was 6,S5I, thus gvius
nominal Prc.SlsyeY majority, according to ttI
x.t, Of I53. There Is conceded signifcrcea d
tbs statement, conflicting, ss it does, with As
impression created By bis recent publication.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
HUNT. WEBSTER & Co.,

IMpkovgD TIGHT Sr1TCH SEWING MscmsEs.
We are nov prepared exhibit this newly invented sad
vxlusSe ins.rumcp sod would respectfully seit AL from oil
pesons of Sewing Machine whose ~ ates have on
r. A trd 10 be duly appTrcscd We have Oponed the cotno
os rootos No $50 Broadway for the sale o these machines
ard II RESI- y invited 10 cxsmino and deche
ppop their uels lor themselves 80
- uuNI. MLH.ILR Co. W. l69 B-oadway.
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and complain that they have not ksen treated with
common courtesy. They have not a single repro;
sentative upon She Committee on Resolutions.

The Republican Convention Of Indiana met yes
terday, adopted resolutions and made nominations
for the State Offices to be filed at the coming
eleetOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05
NewNork DAILY Gribn,te
FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1853.
TO oOaRUSPONDBNTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Sobssbsrs ding TemwsaceS frequently omit 70 msn-
90 6s name s the Post-0Gce, and yety reqschty os
psnss e ne State 10 which tex paper 10 be sent Always
snssesa No Of the Pest Gfase and State
10 scse be assn Of snoaymoss Csnms 1ossoI - ~
nsms md sdsr .! 6e writernot neocsssfJ ha pseAss
ueu, bat q gasx nlty of hs coed fis
We essao< xnaekAc 10 sescxp rejsctsd Cosn.uNssnn
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a,.xo~p,s SEWING MACHISES.-FOr all uan

ar.oER's SEWING MACHINEs.-for AL manu-
tesurus prposss sHeERs SEVHG MACHINE are deemed n'
sne The public insist upon having their clothing, H.
-. a. tb.n slNsIE's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Is the
I.tsss prrsented for competition, and bug arranged with M
ssvsdse Of defects Of other m,chnes or similar uso' hs'
.vsxsS o. remeded them all tue haadsest Sewing Ma
eaas ever made and the easiest 70 Learn 70 operate Using ooe
Of tAsss machines elegant amusement Prce Sloo WILD
.. t.,s. ro,nD,e,. NJ srSe az Co. No 4s Broadway.
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DR. TowssEND's sARsApARILLA

In al Shis season inysyus bic a 0enOystoT aud
PJRFiyR BLOOD.
sey creates reh and pure blood but VII ensc
usy carry ell putd hunos cleanse the somaeh regulate
,c bovos iInesr yigor the whole systen and
KEEP THg BLOOD PURE
One great using this Ssrsspsss 10 hist
every bosc Of 1t 10 manufactured under TIE direct upsrn'
tp4ssceof
DE-. JAbfYs X. CHLToS
khe se cseSrsed Chemist and Physician IN this country and
b. certificate attached 10 each bottle guarantees that II
"PvaxLv vgcsrArLE WITHOUT mgRctR RY."
hee has been aedo!ne presented TO the public
uhieh efecusy sustained ito character for PURJYISS
Tn1 BROOD As Dr. 1owNsEEDs SARsaPARLLA" aud the fact
txas bss entirely superseded ell other preparations claiming
same properties alone spssks volumes in ts favor
THE BI LIFE.
Only purify the blood and disease must vanish o
Hkesss and retail Depot No 2l2 BIo.dwsy corner OF Fu
bsn-st, Office No 2 oppof'e ". Paul's Church
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SPRING HATs-BRD, No ~ Nassau Ns'sou,ss 81 ro.dy.
s,.,S d o,le, ,.,es OF GENT EnEN's ia rs srs no" ,
which the attention Of our aSso No 90 Nasssus
L. Cd
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BaRTBOLP's SEWING MAcHINEs'
-. s.i.,toom No. 1913 Broscwsy,

ii to e.I .nd examine the eleesst ulschhS's
80 peeoo IA. once IN which embraced al w q
M b,eh have been found necessary Tor the Poda'
- ~ ~rss,est variety Of superior WORK
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BnSineSs Ncfitess

-gsyySscuYIp solicts attention to his SPRIse
syyrv Of GESTLyNESS HATS The excellence o ~. ,,sn.
Iskas conducted b5 him for years hs, .ocnfea Zoe
eiys ps.cnsss from citizens and the tosyeS p al 10
sye sni quality OF the SpS ng Hat nov hr', ohssu, s,
a est ths sproys Of gentemep Of taste sno .,,
EhEsstHLIp' No. Iie Nssrsu-S
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De FOREST ARMSTRONG & Co.,
tIste Csrter Qhnan De forest,I
IMPORTERS JosBERs
Nos so and 81 Cbsmbersst,
es noe Offering for sale q splendid variety Of
MgRRIHAc, CoCHrCo. SPRAGUR Pacific
aud other
PRISTs.
E.ScHSsrya PAcIyIc aud HAMILTON DILAIsGS
SnEkrNGs and SHiRTIEGs,
Wamsattss and other popular brands,
tie
Lowssr kisKsT PsIce for CAsu or ArrnovZD CREDIT.
IL shsl be their ain 10 keep well selected
Extensive variety Of Dress Goods,
thcns the choicest from Imported and Home rroduo-
" toDs as they arrive IN market.
1%sr stcok embraces articles necessary for the supply OF
a
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favoraby of this article known almost universally to be
good and safe remedy for burns and other pains Of thu
BODY is valuable only for colds in The winter bu
for various summer complaints, and should be in every
family " Christian Aduoeah.
We call auenti the great remedy OF Perry Davis
Son, called the Pain Killer We believe that the pub
lie generally have great confidence in the efficacy of this
medicine is in this State very generally used-Bi6
iieal Recorder, IN c.
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for the Pain Killer Inquiries for the article are frequent
We have taken the liberty Of distributing few botte'
among :nds who have suffered severely with the
m which is very prevalent in this country and
in every instance has gwen great sasfac ion. Every
box we sell makes opening for larger supply.
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