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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
FROM MARYLAND.
TINE CONSPIRACY TO OvERTuRS THE MARYLAND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAY THROUGH
BALTIMORE TO BE BARRED.

TINE CONSPIRACY TO OvERTuRS THE MARYLAND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAY THROUGH
BALTIMORE TO BE BARRED.
Correspondence Of The n. Y Trbpne.
BALTboRE, Dec. % 1860.
Gov. Hicks has been pressed Of late with great per-
,inaoy by certain political sect in this city, known
the ReiormsTs, TO call the Legislature together but
knowing as he does their real purposes he steadily
iuses to aoceds 10 their requests. The Rerners are
a party that sprang into existence about the time that
the war was made on Plug lyism in this city. They
are q composite party, made up Of Breckenridge,
Douglas and Bell men, the former element prepon-
dersting.
The pressure the Governor from the counties has
not been great and has been confined chiefly TO the
Breckenridge men, aided by Bell man here and
there.
The truth is this movement 10 get the Legislature to-
ge,her is political tick, de-igned 10 keep the Dem
ocratc party in the aseendency. learn that come of
the projects on foot are;
]. Ts impeach and break the Governor for refuaine
to accept the bond filed by Mr.. jarrett whom the Leg
iss,ure last Winter declared TO be Controller of the
State, rIce PuInell.
.. To remove Mr.. Dinrct-Auorney Whitney, now
on trial before the Criminal Court under five different
indictments, none Of which his enemies expect 10
Wet him upon.
B. To Prevent the approach, if possible, Of Mr. Lin
coin u the seat Of government through the territory Of
Maryland ly revolutionary Legislation against the nail.
roads, and other violent means, having the sembance
Of law.
4. To tie 4 State Of Maryland to the car Of South
Carolina, by denaliing concessions GU the part 81 the
Free States which lhey know will not be- granted
.. And to do such other acts as will enable this putty
to maintain their nscendency, either in OF out Of the
Union-they care not which.
The Governcr's obAinncy Is stone Of ofcnse TO
then His frmness will never Ict him yield for be
knows that the i'm, blow will be anp, his head and
then, with AIr. Brooke The PresdcH Of the Senate. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
MEASURES OF SAFETY FOR THE UNION AND
THE CONSTITUTION.
SUGGESTIONS FROM THE PEOPLE.

StGGEsIlONs tkOm lHt ftOfLf.
To tse Edito, " The n. u Tribune
Sir: II it be impossible TO procure the impeachment
of orr traitor President and appointment OF a
Diuator--as wire AID safe az Washington would have
bten-tle abiding Northern States have 70 con-
sider-apd that INN ediately-what steps they must
take, to prevent the impending seizure Of both the
Federal CAPITAL and the military properly of the Gen
sra Government by trators and their surrender to the
seeding Ststes.
In the first place. let the Governor OF -aco northern
Stat, call ont volunteers % ds,ana -, Jr; II lei
them be massed in such punbers and in such positions
as TO oyerswe all attempts AT violence.
Let all aIrera!s and military manufacturers Of the
Government be strictly watched by force competent
to prevent any removal Of arms or stores. Let the
cor 6uct Of tie whole movement be placed in tie hands
Of some man in whoee integrity all would have cont
Genee. The nan of General Scott suggests itself at
oDte,
Ard then, having, by their attitude Of preparation,
djesrn cd violence let the Northern Slater calmly await
n sdjn.imet of the present difficulties by the
constituted huih0Illicr- n. L. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

of each kind Of gun is abon thirty 6tPounoers'
the same number of 32-pounders forty 2i-pound'
ers: ten of each calibr Of Colnmblad; Ten Id
inch, ard ten IO-inch mortars, capable oi tnro"-
irg ubout four thousand $4,000 pounds OF shol'
and four thousand Shres hundred $500
pound of shell at each discharge.
On the terra-parade plain are situated two
furnaces for heating shot. The magazines are
situated on the inner sides of the saly-ports,
and contain, at present, 10000 ID OF powder,
and rr"poriionate quantity OF shot and she'll
The Harding to the fort is on the southern, or
land, side and is formed by wharf projecting
toward the shore, aud also extending the length
of that face.
II is believed by military men that Major An
derson, even with the small garrison which he
last night transferred from Fort Moutrie, will be
able to hold and defend Fort Sumter against any
attack that is likely to be brought against 1t.
Under 10 circumstances could it be attacked
v th any hope Of success, except by vessels car
~ ing the heaviest guns. Inside of the fort il an
atunda, supply Of fresh water, by means of q
well sunk to great depth. About three weeks
since, it il understood six months provisions ar
rived by weasel, designed for Fort Moultrle, the
greater portion Of which are supposed to have
found their way into Fort Sumter. Ii is re-
Ported in the city this morning that large guam
titles of ammunition were likewise removed from
Mouitrie to Sumter within the last few days
which, in addition to the supply before in the
fort will abundantly supply the garrison in al.
most any probable emergency.
despair Of obtaining full particulars before the
mail closes. / learn that the telegraph is in
charge of the Revolutionists. All reports, there
fore, OF tle transaction should BIZ viewed accord
ingb.
The Convention, on meeting, went immediately
into secret session. The community ia under the
worst of dcspo,isms. There is no freedom OF
thought or action. The city, to al intents and
purtoses, is under martial hw. You may i'm
agipe some of the difficulties that attend the
movements Of The TRIBUNE correspondent. He
cannot answer Tor the future.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
NEW '1pRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY DECEMBER 3D. loc0

carncn planted rake her, in Gaze s'c refused N ga
mi, 10 II examination. In order 10 create Diff
cnltv, toue mscreanfs az Naehez absolutely smnRgled
rlave on board and teegrapbsd ahead t" g' BE boat
noLt,d hut tie Captain wa too sharp for them, and
Lad n savc confred and delivered ~ the authorities
at Bhytu Sara. Citizens from here If The mort peace
fu ,lsrecer hnye been subjected To- grTt iod ni'ies
,t New .O,lesps aud elsewh.re in the South 1t he
Lends Of pnrgs Of rowdies of whom sober eitilen II
the S, sth are AZ much in fear rs visitors
WID..c AWAKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
THE NEWEST CONCESSION,
"A. Edito, Of IA. ". y. Tribvne.

10 ne Edao, Of The ". y Tribs"e
SIR: would be recreunt to eve<v drop Of bIood in
uvvers-recIeant 10 tie Iatlotsm Of my grandfather,
WHO fought at tie Tide Of Washington for the great
principles Ct lherty-did hold my peace any longer.
ice by latest dispatches from the nes, Of traitors
Waslington) hat resolution has been offered and
pared 10 Il r eject:
"Nr Adams Of Massachusetts propses the following resolu-
ton,
R.o,d That s. expedient to propose amendment 70
the Con.tiiu The effect that future amendments Of Il Ia
r,rad 10 ,hn lie msde uGes proposed BY Slave
stsu ard ratified by all the States"
resJectfnlly ARK can il be possible that sensible
nd honorgil American ctilei be found fooihardy
enough 10 offer such irsult free and an enight-
eIed people. Are representatives turned towards
and renble at the threats Of few traitors Can It
e that we rave no brave aud Just men left TO repre-
sent MS Are the rights OF two millions of freemen
VIII voted for Mr. Lincoln be sold with impunty by
their reptf, natives making pedge to the handful of
traitors that tie incoming Administration will oaty do
us and So and u at Tins and a sacrifice # the no.
bl,st principles Il at actuate nst people Sir, in
Heavens name, if on, M public journalist, have any
POWER exert il now and prevent thr additional infiny.
TIE hclr matter the whole fracHs, from be GINNING
to erd even 10 us evacuation Of Fort houltre to
entering Of Fort Sumter, seems to me nothing more
ttGn ell prfeoncofed plot and plan, thoroughly
nn6,raoed and digestG by Mr. Buchanan, his Cabinet
South Carolina, and the other threatening States
gotten up for the especial purpose of frightening the
North into d, rogaory and unpriLciped eOace'sons to
tie South IL my opinion round Of guns from Fort
Sun ter would bring these traitors their senses but
Sir, with shane tInging all through me, ark, what
are we to bore wi the head Of the nation himself liz
traitor and coward to Lis position. Ii one American
soldier fals Sumter am ready with others TO re-
yenge bis Geath. Yours, &C., GABRIEL HAnRIsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

BerfseSs for tbe soldiers.
ficeu' quarters. a., ,...,nt,
q Whsrf-deyh Of water on ean AIDE 10 10 10 Ices
wsl.
4 Mcrrir Island besrh. ,,,
X Ols Bsrreris on James Island u oH JohnsonL
Ne would mention that the position Of MoITn .aa ysie
sl,rd. o. TO the small 1e OF the engraving not
10 b. con. than ndcstins their proximity 10 Fort
Suulrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
TIE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

EVACUATION OF FORT MoULTRfE-REsisFANCE
TO LINGO Ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
COMPROMISE CoMMITTEEs-DUTy OF RE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
LETTER FROM MAJOR ANDERSON.

LETTER FROM NtfJUK ANDERSON
From The Baltimore EIohon7s, Dee. %.
We have been furnished by gentleman OF this
city with the following letter from the Commander Of
the United States forces at Charleston As anything
ron that quarter is Of interest We lay it before our
readers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31
FORI MOULTRIE, :. G., Dec. %, 1850.
p. etd,, Baltimore:


D,AE SIR; I thank sou for the trouble you were
kind enough TO take in correcting some Of the rumors
about me. You right in the opinion that / could
not and would not say anything contradictory of them
My plan Away has been to try to do my duty honestly
and fully ana to trust that in the good sense Of justice
Of tie people, they would give mt credit for good in
tebtonseven if my judgment should turn out TO have
not been good.
must confess that regret that the papers max
ing much Of my position here. do not deserye the
least credit for what am doing-nothing more than
any else would do in my poston-and, perhsps,
not done half 80 well many Others would do. | re-
ceive, nearly by every mail letters o sympathy, and
many Of them from strangers.
hope that will not be long before something will
occur TO give me chance OF being relieved from my
present position.
Thanking you for your kind remembrance Of me, l
am, yours truly, RoskEr AsDERsos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
TuE ,DEA ,r WEALTH

1t '' said that JobO Jacob AsiOr, who new
er Wss worth LSlf as much as bis sou nsui,
aori'sd man who bad made a good start,
% i'i'' not to try TO be Ieeahhy. add us
Its only vsIAtion mau Who h., rou,
or hive hu1dT,d thOu,sod dollars, isA. veil
Oh a. 1t he W.re rich The millionaire
was right OF II be erred, IL Was in the heiyh,
ct biz tsiImste We s,u use a In. Ie none
iOf cur p'TsouAl needs - not much aud a, a
the - { We eau give away a lttl,-ro,
great deal, It We give it wisely At,rtb,t,
the remainder Is borden a ,hr,, Io.d
which wears uan oui in tue car. of \,
SuPPose tie ,Ass Of G mau worth be,v..,
iOf'y sbd hfiy millions OF dollars. aud th.r,
ie notA tru such ia he world IL uoui5
receive on th : properly IL II wsr. mad. n,o.
uue'lve' round iutone of per cant .,
- <oV OoV PEI Abbup New, ue have NJ
e'er' " idea VI iWo N ilioua Of doll.fs nan
We b've 1t foot, millions Il IisAs s,est deal
oi no"sy Ss must Iecues iI sgsia 10 a axe
it UaGsg. atle
We u supP'se that the income Of be
trader u 90 400 per spbum, which /, much
90 I've TIE AveTs.o. II De Tse.ivrsl, r.auis,
y 81 the tnd Of days work. u all be a 4
ao.. rs Ahd MY seven eepts per diem a
a'hleisoi SUN, on ubieb large faulty NAV
b. supported Ani shiidrsa educated, Si,h
something 20 spare fSr Ihe yoor The dii.
ie'rbee 6yi~esp IBIS amply -ptoviied perss T.
aud Mr. Astor, u that the latter receive,
'omsthiug mors than - 600 syy,y day
II he siI doliaI msn tbihkshs serk, an y
hs'dsr thft he Of tie ~ tkoassBd. be !.
much mIststsu, e be thisk, ib. tfeo her
! sDloys more substAuiial CON lost, he - eqaAl
I D 10 rft0t
We should b've greet deal cf eossidsra.
TOP sod sympathy fr rieh ssh Their ro-
srs ba's thotns sOd are 6ast 10 look as tban
10 hsyo 10 tho hand " y Hsta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
THE kA>sA--s. BnA-kA nj O. Am
sQUATTER sovEN EIcsTr.

Mr.. BrSeiinridgs defended the "Squstter
Sovereignty feature Of,b- Ksoss. Nebrssk,
Bill. aud Mr. Bell threw ali the light Of
bis Po-erfal intellect .gain.t that feature Of
the Bill
Dir. Brsekinr'dge defended the Badger
ProVi'o - ~hieh ~. attached 10 the Kan.a,
N,b'aska Bill in these words, 10 -n
'Py0ri.iea, That nothing herein eontair.l
'hs'i o' Construed TO tev g or pat n toyce
a. isU Or ''gs alton uhieh nav have >rttf.
"a P'hr 70 the act Of March, ls2O ,ith.,
rRO1EcT'Ao. e'tAbltshipg, psohib ,tiox or
abolisbiBg slavery
NJ. b',,k,nrslgs dsf-n dsd u in tb... -o,4.
/" 6"'Peseh 29'h wi COssrss,ion., G. OBJ.
psgr 49,
but. What, sir. vas the pre,eItP WI,
the eslu.msn Vas spprsbeuaye thai M,
psdeer ffo'iso. she 'igm1tised II. would
De Injurious TO the South The g.ntl.m.,
n" ~ Hou slavet oIti,g State. fM' Cstin,i
bo dipg toe langu.gs q ftirpd.hip 20 ,hs
bill 'rfsyed h'D'elf 10 opp. sition 20 ,h. n.
most uni'sd vOtS Of those m ore part,eul,,lv
INTERESTED, 90 the ground that there !. r..
tor" IN tey bull ihst does not DO j.aie, n, n,
S"sh! can give better eIplsu.tio, ,b,,
tha'. Dtot Aars D "a fs def,ai sh,, o,,,,s
''rHi and hLs array Ao,tAsya rDses aKai.t
I As Ban
7"S' Il seems ", B,ecki, rrdss ,caI AFR
No'ihcA r~tc,
Here is wha, SIR Bell ..id on tbi. aB,s.
Ger Prov'so, to ait.
IL vas supposed - the ball ,tosJ b.f,,.
tue Badger amendment. that slavery m Oh,
20 ,n'o n .ns-s aud Nebraska btcAu.. n "a.
slave Territory by tse Law, Of the eou,,,v
/ rom which 80 acquired T. But n. s-n,,.
uia "o' st p ~nh tue reu oval the N,,.a,,i
Iom Pr"mi'e bat-they further went a, 70
'Afe'Po's o. ia!cyre.s by abr, gaiisg ,he M
! rdst 93s 80
Ag'iS be 'Ays, on page 94T-
| BJ the repeal Of the Mis-. uri C,n,,o.
mise iee'e Territories uouId Be slsv, Terri.
o'ie' buI BY be farther provisions o. N. Mn
hey are made free Terri oriss. 10 civ. cor,
ple'e effect 10 the prirc'plc cf uoiy.,.,I
'9ushiy sod pfi'i-ge - siiadipR 10 IN. n "A
ger froV'so sbd Squattsr So,.rsiRuty
TITUS, While Mr. Bell, 10 Genouscipg s,,,,.
ter Sovereignty aud in opposing the Badger
rro'''O' vas insisting urou ID. fall measure
OF Southern Rights, John e. Bteekiorids.
ss' seeking NOrthsrO votes for bi. party a,
the expense Of The righ" Of The sOutA :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
Dorr ov orN JAcksov.

JpdEs Dooglss having STATED fe- dsys
$50 here 10 Ni'gioi., ths, be woaid treat
tbe disuuiobists W the same say Gen Jsrk k.
son did tb- Nuiifer. sbsu bs ~ss P,sa.
dent. fsn'ads W, ssJs ,bs sshingiob STAT 6
aFd UniOa of 40 aoeeiots 0f that great
msa
Daring un'iRcsiion 10 South CassHs,
aii,t Geo Jsskso1's pr0sis nstiou. tbs Cos.
.fnof u Ntgiuis sent f'qasst 70 The Pee,
- Of 10 eise it teosms heeessarv 20 sssd
Unhsd SuEs troops douu sou,b 90, a.
s-ud th-w ttrosah thst sfsis. N b. dd
lhsy soald havs - Pass over ths Gassfrss's
ds.d boay Tbs Pfsidsni Fsosivsd ibs sss.
seq, sud replisd n 3, bscouss use.,s..
~ ~ ne Uuit.d States troops 20 =, n
Sou'h G.. gdosi - ~ M a., W shisf 2
~ rmy sisi = 81 ih-if bssf. I sili ssssh
them b. ihs shortest reuis ttfy m.y psss
lhi1agb NifF r's tot ~ ths Eisrrsl 4 The
Gav-fnor 10 .tss e nsessstrs V pass over be
deed BODY it -iii - husd tt.. Ill bs,e
p, vtsusly tsksa "a bgtA kis ssfs - Rrk
Whir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
a HssT f0GGbtes.

Doot msks yaas so1ns ai1ony Farr.
ish thsm ~ hsht aod .si tbrm hsys it -
D yligbt y vsFy fbssp ed can.Ge - esss.
light y y nsfd sot ass effsr 8ysBr Fogs.
80 dsft 80 ths ~ r. oi fsfarufs pse,s :.
usis tnd ratpe's is .a,t Fipsiiv III yrt
h.rs hstefifai it.ors make then us,fif
TIE ftshiaa ~ tasisF asss fari,,. .s4
ibsu shuiuuE BE- tuptB tut ihsss o. ~ asys
10 he yssf shes Jos hsvs oompsug. spsnI &.
~ voaf ovs his in mssa room shabbHy
isfbishsd orts uabssltby h,ssmsa' tossvs
taur tAirFs is tbs sofsi passibis ssono-v
Cos hips fosthsT shui " ysar bsssss a. 4
live ie . pig pee TIE ass ~ tiss tsd k,.v
uiu tsif gs q 20 ss' prob go, syif.t -- 10 81
aeats yea sd nsks you b,satiial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
Dtrginia free Dress.
By GALLAHER & CO.
G u a r L e s TO w N
THURSDAY MORNING,
StPTl MRER - .amn
s,Pr, mBsn ~. lsao.
BR MUST ANSWER.

Keep it before th. people that Mr. Br.el
innees has not answered The questions tL.,
The HhoIe public ask. Mr.. Lamb. IN Flee.
Tor Mr. Breclihridg.. prepouoded tA.
questions Douglas. Douglas resogui.-d
tim as The rep 'sentativs of lie esbd,d.t.
and pr np'iy so'usr the questions. He re-
qo'''sd bat the ssDs qUs,tiobs skoult b.
p'eIoutd-d TO Mr. BreetibriAes, aud M.
L'mb pledged himself that it sAouId Be don,
ne whole eircupstsbees we're bsfo,. Mr.
breefiS'ides. TIE qssstioss ssrs b. for.
I'm. ID" oun friend aud fsprsssuta,ivs |.
pledged to demand an sbsssr; the uhole
public dsnsnd it. But Mr.. BTsokinridr. i.
'heh'. He discusses at lerg,h immste,isl
matters ihst sPy 'Pesker could have diseu,s.
ed as vel but What he ought to have said
be omitted
If Lincoln 10 elected, will tba. be suificisu ,
cause to ju.tify secession 10 the soutb4
IL secession is attempted, will Mr.. Breek.
infidge use force to prevspt III
IL is will inOun that bi. prominent .up-
porisi' bold aud bsve published the firm-
sti'e 10 tss first question and. Of course
The negative 10 the second lis we'll ksouu
that the States represented BY those q, N,
Aesd o. the Brsekinridge moven u, hsve IA
ken steps towards secession in the eop,ip
gtucy q Lincoln $ election.
Does Mr. Brsekinrides condemn or sp.
prove this eorduet Of the pioneers Of bi, psr.
| tyi riIl b. be for them or sgsits, then, J
win they rot Sspspd to know where b,
! Btsbds1
ThS i'ths psisri,l qntt,ieb nov. All
theories sbOui Territorial policy snL ia,v
iO'gnisesnes before Ills qOes'iop. Aud Sir
Bs'iinridRe bSs not answered.
lie mKd CPW0
Will rbs EHgErsr and E1an,rsy inform
us hoe BTtehiridF, stands on the question,
ProPoundtd to Douglas at NOrfOrlk p R,sA
Wh,g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27

Thus ws have he most Ssi,a5e and Ai.Esa An
ihoriiv Il h in'rensic value sns merit OF M.
Ccpn-I Rod anf m cur dav every mah no ns,tsr
how ''nhA'nmshi- possessions. cab calmly so down
" ne MO- o. the mo- yinl-ni hunter s.orm, and
feel p~tferly sure that " h. has rasss ,h- nroo,
precautions again iizhinire his sfeci. are per
tee " and 'noronghiy ss~ar- asainsi ar harm
We will eonstruc' 'hr yonp, roo ant put A. uno-
huiidinRs t"r 'hifF.hve cebis nrt foot with points
iHsulai"r' ~ cmrl"ie tasursrre ron panies
max. rssscnai T. allowance uhrn the eo,n., 80
i co. up 70 buiiciuF~
LA+rsss
CAMPBELL \ LEE.
AuF 70 "a wi1~hestsr. Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
Frederick Fsmsls seminary.


fHtDEHtDh ytff A.
ihb srhr ssitr sAsfris nI thi. g. stuutinb . iIl
DO frsumed 90 Ws1iass ne "a II S,giss.ksf an
J. is Coz h1Tu'' u,Hsssd fhai ,bus sc bo,li G~f.
- msnf s'ors hst sdt aaissfs sHr r~s-,ssI
'nsB ufs o. eos franH tst,ss a.mtns,t .,kst a.
nt y nFfu uf svufH-fH Sees H-tt~ rsst.f
- ssaissfu siais his "a aH %. pf,cltyues =
sInihsfr ia-ittH s.
~ Bsaf4 80 Tsutsa iasisdtar fsyat1iss
hss'f. btfhi fssi HaftisF g. 500 psr scAs.
lsni Vsar sapatA tsJ ree. iv ia tfrsass
=" . frulsft $50 otasr psfueuiaft. spply a.
iAu Daes o. sddrsss
"a wiNCHEsrEn
AIf - 80 FrfsifsnH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-27
Genuine copper Rod

9th siiSsI JOiu,. pefi-c,iJ a-uist-d ~Uh Eisss -
u 's SE'rtc hNtn'''. par, tasi Copper has ifum
eith'i' ten t'a,rs tA- cSRdae,,nK p,.wrf ~ Too
ahf docs at fd>t 90 eoffV1e tfpr tosis wA d
eoaiec shh 'ust cease TO be . eOsoacIUi Tar
tslaIiye eOodueiInE p-,wers of didrt.nt msIs,s !,
best shoun oN r'isfeBcr to Ih- foio 4ina nNs nFr.
pared y ih GrsAi care snd iuity rud"u.d Pr.-
irssofs hs0r'r snd Smith ei he Uaye. OF
VuRhhai WIie and w MArvn OF VIA.
'"-f. aud bash'"d Tsylo' Il Bsryy,lis, N. d.
Prot. OF Chrmisiry 10 winehssisT Medical Col
lrer:
10 v' axe virsa of Ihe f.llowibE meals, OF
equsi h'eSsevssbd icsGih. SOD pa tniuaG an thetn
'ns .sme 'm"ohis OF eleeirteitt snd fep'e-eal thr
eontsciiaE pnNsI rf silver witch !. the besi me.
I',u' r"Sdsrioi ssouP, y 100 Ee shag kaTs Ihs
.uIInWin ing frsuIla.
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