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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON Er1ddy, hkdrcn Z, IooV.
Mr. ADRIAN "a. l.. DEM, N. j. offered propo-
sition TO be read simply for information. 1t was in
the character of reply to the resolution heretofore
presented by MIR. Carter, which latter charged the
Committee to make arrangements for the naug urton
of the equestrian of Washington, and the Pres
dent and heads of departments with want OF attention
and hospitality to the New-YOrk Seventh Regiment.
This allegation Mr.. Abrams preamble pronounced I'M
true.
MI KELLOGG REP, H., reminded Mr.. Adrain that
Dr. Carter was not here being called hence by sick
ness in his family.
Mr. ADRIAN said he did not intend to discuss the
subject
Mr.. KELLOGG.-But your paper reflects upon him.
Mr.. ADRAlN.-When Mr.. Carter offered his 1880
luton, /, a member of the Committee, was not here
The CLERK proceeded to read letter from Col
Hickey, vindicatiDg the Washington Military from all
censure showing that the Seventh Regiment in
vited within the circle to witness the Inauguration;
that quarters at the best hotels provided free OF
expense for them that Mr.. keitt, Oh air.
man of the Committee, made patriotic
speech TO them at the entertainment given at Colum-
bia Armory, and that Col. Leferts had expressed
regret at the wholly unjust censures cast upon the
Committee, &c. MIR. Abrams preamble concluded
with resolution that the one presented by Mr. Carter
was an unjustihable attack upon Committee OF the
House, as well as upon the President and Heads Of
Departments, and was brought forward for the pur-
pose of making little political capital for himself
Here the matter ended.
The House passed the bill making appropriations for
Indians of Washington and Oregon Territories.
The House proceeded TO vote for Printer: :.
Whole number. Gossbrennsr. u
Necessary to choice.. "a Nh. Seston..
Mr.. Fotd.................. 9SRsmander scattering.
Mr.. Ford was declared elested.
Mr. CLEMENS Dem, Va moved that when the
House adjourn it adjourn till Monday.
Mr.. SHERMAN (Rep., o. hoped not. They could
pass the Indian Appropriation bill tomorrow besides,
sixteen or seventeen gentlemen desire TO make speech
es II they intend adjourn sine DIE by the first Mon.
day in Jnne they should not neglect the transaction OF
the public business.
Mr.. CLEMENSS motion was agreed to by q
majority.
Mr.. MORRIS Dem., Ill., asked and was excused
from servce as a member of the Committee on Roads
and Canals He criticised unfavorably, the construc-
ton of the Standing Committees, and for his remarks
be was called to order from the Republican side.
Mr.. COLFAX Rep, Ind. from the Committee on
the Pos-Ofce reported bill authorizing publishers
TO print on their papers the dates when subscriptions
ex pire. Passed
4 large number of private bills were reported.
Adjourned till Monday.
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II is announced that new daily morning paper is
about to be established in this city, with Mr.. j. Il.
shading as its chief editor. Mr. Spadng is one OF the
obsst newspaper writers in the country and for some
800 gave treat power and high character to the
leading columns Of The Courier ana hn2a"e', ~, OF
bcb he was the editor and principal contributor The
name Of his new journal is not yet known 70 u.s. ou'
we believe it is TO be commenced about VIC it' Oh may
The capital for i've establishment, very heaVy SUN,
furnished by wealthy members Of various ev0lgencA
religious DENOMINATIONS and its peculiar feature 10 70
be the 6sQussiou Of all question: from religious SOo
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The Cincinnati st. Xavier Catholic
Church Calamity.

CINCINNATI, Friday, March ., 1860.
The Coroner's Jury on the st. Xavier Catholic
Church accident Yesterday will return verdict to-day.
subscription has been started to aid the families Of
the aborers who were killed Over IS 900 is already
subscribed, and meeting will be held on Change to-
day for the purpose OF increasing the amount.
q On Wednesday a descent made gang Of
counterleiters al Lexington, Mo. who wers caught
in the act Of altering bills the Farmers Bank Of
Rhode Island to the Farmers Bank Wisconsin, and
raising the denominations of other bank notes. neiud
ing notes onfhe Farmers Bank of Lexington to 2Os.
IIfty-two arrests were made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-03

The African slaye-trade is rapidly increasing
and most of the vessels engaged in it are said to
sail from New-York. We remember that when
JOHN McKEoS was u. S. District Attorney, vigor-
GUS and persistent efforts were made here to put
dewn the piratcsl traffic. But Mr.. Buchanan
turned him out Of office, for making speech
against Fernando Wood; and since then the slave
trade has f1Ourished more than ever.
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delegates TO the Chicago Con-
VonliOn.

BOSTON, FRIDAY, MATCH 2, I65O.
The Republican Convention of the With District,
Salem, to-day elected j. b. +. Osgood OF Salem and
Timothy Davis of Gloucester, Delegates to the Chicago
Convention and r. V. Wallis and Benjamin Edwards,
substitutes.
Thaddeus Hyatt, accompanied by Judge Army, leave
for Washington tomorrow to appear before the
Senates Brown Raid Committee.
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The Ohio Republican State
Convention.
CnIuNRus. Thursday.

COLUMBUS, Thursday March |, 1860.
The Republican State Convention to-day resolved
that SALMON p. CHASE was their first choice for the
Presidency.
The delegates at large at the Chicago Convention
are David X. Carter, Thomas Spooner, Ii. &. Brad
beck, and V. ID. Horton.
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The 81. Louis Fire.

ST. LOUIS, Thrrsday March I, ISED.
The loss by the fire on Cherry street early this
ing was from 81 600 to 800, 90. Vim. Ross Of He
lenae Ark, vas burned TO death.
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The Wisconsin Slave Case.

MILWAUKEE, Friday, March z, lSbU.
Sherman nj. Boob yesterday rearrested by the
United States Marshal in the Glover rescue case.
Should writ Of habeas corpus issue by the Supreme
Court of the State BEFORE the writ will be resisted
by the United States authorities, and the question
tested as to the power of the State Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-03
The Maine Legislature.

PORTLAND, Me-, Friday, March :, I6bU.
About 800 members Of tae Maine Legislature
a Witt here yesterday, to whom a grand banquet
and ball given last night. The demonstration con-
templates the removal OF the seat of Government from
Augusta 10 Portland.
The steamship Ang9-Saxon will sail from this port
on Sunday morning, TIE 4th inst, for Liverpool via
OneenatoWn.
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To the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Friday, March =, loOO.
The orders of the War Department for the relief OF
New. Mexico and the Texas frontier have just been
completed, and will be forwarded to the proper
otiicers They direct the withdrawal OF two regiments
from Utah as soon as the movement can be effected.
The first column will march by Bridgers Pass, and
take the eastern foot of the Rocky Mountains in the
advance toward New Mexico, near Fort Massachu-
sets. The other column vii pursue the route over
which COL Loring returned from Fort Brdger. These
forces are to scouF the plains in the regions OF the hos
tile Indiana and where the mails have been Distracted
in the Navajo country. They will then be posted In
strong detachnents in New Mexico. The troops now
stationed there when thus relieved by these forces,
will march TO the Texas frontier and take post in the
regions where the greatest disturbances from Indian
hostilities EXIT.
La addition TO these arrangements and the ordering
of battery of light artillery from Fort Leavenworth
TO Fort Brown all the companies already on the IRON
tier will be filled up with recruits. II is supposed that
Col Lee, who viii have the direction OF the troops,
has by this time arrived on Che Rio Grande The new
wa1.seamer Pocahontas at Norfolk has been orderedto
the Gulf of Mexico under the command of Commander
Hazard. Her other officers a>e Lieutenanis Morgan,
Lowry and Kennon, Master Evans, and Purser Har-
wood The steamer BsOok yn viii soon return thher.
The entire force of the come squadron Will consist
of twelve thirteen vessels, stoam aud san, carrying
over two hundred guns with crews thoroughly III
Etructed in their maag ement and who nave also oee
well drilled in the use, Of all arms known To the mill
tary service in order that they may be prepared 70
fight on shore wed as seaboard in case OF neces-
city.
The report rece eed at the State Department, dated
November last fiom the party surveying the Douhday
line between the United States and British fosessohs
ray the 18th p9 .rallel of latitude, az lar as
shows mouI tainous country and that, win Tue
ton Of fcrt localities the whole region IL eminen.y
unfit for oc rnuoon or settlement The work Tor next
season wi extend from Columbia River 10 the Rocky
MountaiIIs.
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Nou.Arriyal of the Africa.

SANDY Hook, Friday, March midnight
There are as yetno signs fthe steamship Africa, now
due off this point with Liverpool dates of the 18th ut
Wind north, and blowing lightly. Weather hazy off
shore.
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Missing PerseHs.

TORONTO, c. W., Thursday, March |, 1860.
The body of Do2ald Campbell, well-knowa citizen
of Toronto, found to day in the bay. lie has been
missing for the last three months.
John Sheridan Hogan, M. z. p, Of the County of
Gray C. W. has been missing for the past two months.
His friends ara much alarmed in conseq uenoe.
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The MARYLAND legislature.

BALTIMORE, Friday, March 2 IobU..
The Mary Legislature, IN Joint Committee of both
ouses reported to-day in favor OF the impeachment
OF Judge Stump.
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The NayOralty of Utica.

Urea, Friday, March p 1860.
Calvin Hall has been nominated as the Republican
candidate, and Dewitt Z. Grove as the Democratic
candidate for Mayor of this city.
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Fire In Lowell Mich.

LnwELL, Mich, friday March =, 1901.
tire last night destroyed Johnsons dry goods store
aad several adjoining storss and dwellings. The loss
amounts to about $40 600 aud the insurance to
The fire ia supposed 10 Iowa boon the work oil ~ IN
cendiary,
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Friday, March :, IooO.
The Committee on the Kew-forK lax Levy s s,
INV in the chair. will meet on Wednesday next 'or
action Oh the bill.
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followed by weltcrins process, making our seus&-
ern Limits moro vague than the tail OF Mdtsa's
Satan. |s'P.
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.Eeosn tlle llEeE H0gIs Ezanssaer.l

4Er9la 90 lev York ESau1-Aef,l
There is a tTpe of character which mar
appropriately 81 dubted tie angular. IL
is illustrated ia men whose dispositions
are veil supplied gjtb corners. 90 10 speak,
which ere constantly ObtrHded Oa the
comfort OF their neighbofs. Not that
bodily 8BgnIarity necessarily implies
disobii2ing nature Many. whose bodily
movements are awkward, are OF an accom-
modatipg and tgiSipg way disposition.
But menfal aDguIarity almost invariably
has an angulariziu2 effect on the carriage
ofthe body Every reader Of the EDaaaialcr
has doubtless suffered, At one time or
smother, at rbe haods-or, properly speak
ing, at tie elboWs-of n man of angles
Look out for him when be comes. He
takes nlsnifest pleasure n eroHding you
into the gutter, although he has PientJ of
room on the sidewalk de centTiEes 10
carry his umbrella or cane SO poised that
il may gorge ont the ere of some passer-
by. He seems 10 ike the fun of walking
upon the dress Of every lady he erertakes.
He goes Out of his way to kick dog. 10
4u omalbus he sits sideways in order to
take up twice as much room SIS he has
paid for, and when he wishes To be set
down, he announces the fuet by pulling
the strap with fierceness which Indicates
a GARsl- LIZ pt4A01esu
the aperture. At table he obviously takes
It III when asked 10 pass anything, and
sigpifes his diSpleasnre By aipsetting the
dish which he passes. He is in bis ele-
ment in a crowd, where be amuses himself
by exploring with his elbows the ribs Of
those apouad him. and br grinding their
corns iii they begia TO think they've got a
miller among them. As for the amenities
of life, he'll none of them. Long practice
has made him familiar with the vocabulary
of grieyous words. BE rejoices ia assert
ing his independence on all possible oeca-
sions, without rejecting that it is the
peculiar kind of independence which is
shared with him by 1.-The patient animal
that browses on the thistle" He belongs
10 the class of men of whom it has been
said that their opposition may be reekoned
on, 10 aGY measure which has not origina-
ted with themselves. However, not TO
paint these wOrthies blacker than they
really are, perhaps the Office which they
perform in the world is saIutary, CORES
ponding to that performed by brukes when
a train of cars gets on too much Roadway
It may be that men of angles are designed
as checks to the too rapid progress of
society. A hnrd-headed, obstinate. I'M
reasonable mdn, when viewed in the light
of brake. is by no means n contemplate
appendage to the car of civilization
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ALSO spEc1p1ca.

FOR AsTHHA Oh PsTHisIc. = Oppressed, Dinicult
tOrstion. Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR EAR DIsCHARGlss AGD DEAFKEss--DisehBrges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Meases or
9iercuriSls. For Noises In the Head, Hardness OF
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and E4r-oclie
Price, 90 cents per box.
Fos sCRoFu1-L.-Enlsrged Glands. Enlarged md In
durSted TonSis, SweBngs and Old Ulcers ScrofulOus
CacheXy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per boz.
POR GEsERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or ExhSusting Discharges. Price, so
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-F1ud AccumuIatious Tumid EEelt-
ingsr with seapty secretiOns Price, 30 cents per box
PoR 9RA Deatly sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Yomtnlg. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 90 cents per box.
POR sURLHARI DIsEABEsr-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Dndcult, Painful Urinaton, Discusses Of the Kid
neys. Price, 90 cents per box.
EoR SEMINAL EAtisslORs.-InYoluntarY Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and DEBILITY Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful ard ELI
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon as a
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box,
Persons who Wish 10 Plnce themselves under die
professional care, or 70 seek advice of Prof HuN-
PHREYs, do 30, at his Office 5G2 llroudRay daily
from Sam. 70 P.A, or by letter.
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On and after Monday. the IGt4 Of April, 1860, the
" passenger Trains Will run daily follows:
Ffrst-1he Great Southwestern. st. Louis, uincin-
nnd. Columbus, Wheeling, Benw0od. Baltimore aud
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily Mt
4:S5 P NJ, arriving in Baltimore 1t $50 a. NJ.
meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cttieH.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at 4. p. NJ. arriving ut
Benwood ut 1875 and Hhccling ut S:Os A. NJ connect
ing with the great Western. ntwestern. and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine With fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern. Cleveland. Chicago st.
Louis. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling. Benwnod, Baltimore aud Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $3.50 p. NJ,
and arrives al Baltimore ut As p NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities Re-
turning leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ. and arriving
ut Benwood at 1887 and Wheeling ut 405 A. NJ. This
train stops at all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted, at 10 NJ,
arriving in Cumberland OF S25 p. ri. Returning,
leaves Cumberland ut $50 A n andarrivesat Wheel
ing nj $40 p. NJ This train stops at all stations.
THESE trims all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
j. FORD, Agent.
VI. P. snTB Master of transportation
LIN. COLE. tienI Ticket Agent. april2S-0O
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DIcK,s AccoUNTANT ANp
DISPATCH PATENT

I'll
The LHrentos Cl2iRs acknowledged and protected
Uy the Governments Of Cs1nudz, the United SAFES.
and Great Britain; to all tcioai II 4r2y concern.
WHAT CLAIM AS MY INVENTION IS, THE
w COutrirance of keeping accounts current, of
whaterer kind description or variety. in printed
orn by keeping the statements OF the several ac-
counts printers type or their equivalents.
the type being arranged in form rs to admit of
being readily md quickly readiusted III any partcu-
lar part, where an account may have undergone
change, by the lapse Of time the OF bust
mess transactions; that. when rcadjusted in ali
snch parts ui1 to any given date, impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit, in printed FORM
the true state Of all the kept accurately
representing all the balaDces or conclusions in ac
cordance with the end ends contemplated in keep
ing the record rendering in commercial business
balance sheet of the most compact aud perfect
character. the details of management being snbslal-
tally as rcctsd in specification. wherein it IS shown
that the fact EScts to be recorded be reprt-
scented by figures, symbols dates, or numbers used
either sephrat or in combination, by whatever
else will Indicate the fact facts as desired: and
furthermore based on this primary invention also
claim the device continuance of rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial full statements
when the statement statements 30 sent are thus
substantially thus kept in tyne. bv the contrj-
Vances OF my invention be the medium Of transmits
zion 'That II may; but tho particular mode OF rem
.dertng accounts by the of the Dispatch Machine
stamp. clamia thG broadet and fullest sense: and
also the machine ITSELF embracing all it's forms and
modes. Of operating, indicated in describing it.
either as a simple hand instrument, propelled
by machinery. AMI in connection with teSe Epeci-
nc claims- aud based upon them. also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
as those irrein claimed or intended to be claimed.
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
as above. this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen St1tes Of the American noal
aud into Great Britlins and is used in than
three hundred NcwslaperO ifces. It's immense value
to Danldng and similar Institutions will be slOWn in
ctrcnl4r which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for in 'ormaton. sDeeds of
Right -'Disp Itch AIacline5 will receive due Mt
tention, when addressed either TO
Rev. Robert, Dick, R Beg 70. n !, = Z or
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
Cor. Baltimore and chnrles-sts.,

FOUNDED, cEAE-LEED, 1854
LO C = ED,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,
BALTI5I OR Z " D.
rEN!IIS INSTITUTION Is NOM ~ TIE MOST
Il prosperous and h0urishnE Condition. Twice iF
ring the last two years has il been necessary 70 Obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF tue II
rreastng number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous ana
desrnbly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are coinmodinusly arranged, spscions and cieg"A"!
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves PrUPeriy iof "
various duties OF the Counting Room. or 10 Obtain
Thorough Practical BXsineFs Education geiIeraiiy-
unsurpassed. in my particular, BIZ similar esl
lisiment in this United States.
FACULTY:
Elk. B9SIER,
Prncipal-Lecturer ON the Science of Accounts C'1
merce, Business Customs, etc
J. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Professor of the Theory and Practice of BoO-R eeFns
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor OF housekeeping
N C. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business ana ornamental PsumanslhPs
S. T. WILLIAMS. ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REy. F. YEATES REESE. n D..
Lecturer or. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. .Tno. p. Kennedy. Hon Joshua IAnsGut'
Hon. TII0s Swami, NIn II. FIelgher. ESD
Jacob TrI,st Fso YIN K1.,bt ESQ
Of Standard works expressly for the use of the stu
Zach STUDENT has desk to himself and Is ssIs-
rutely instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter Mt any time.
required to competOth the full course
from s to 10 weeks
a DIPLOMA forwarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully OrRameuted CircIiar' con on
tanning upwards OF sIX SQUARE representing Ln
Exterior md Interior View uI the College Natl'H
Characteristic designs, renuanshp. &C. sent ~ Ill
frCs IF oGTPs aeo0np panied with catalogue giyiE l
RSrfMars va.
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OUR REMgD1Es By MAIL.

LoOk over the list; make mp a case of what kind
you choose, and incoSe the amount in current note
ar stamps by mail 70 address at BOZ BroadEay,
ReW-York, and the medicine viii be duly returned by
mall or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of Remedies In every town az
community In tic United States. Address Or. HGH
PHEETB Co, no. 562 BRnADwAY, SEW-YoEE.
Sold by LAUGHLINs BUsITFIDLD, Druggists.
a Matnstreet, Wheeling. Imay25 dfyriv
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SE& Air Tight aBd spfH Eeep n am cIfHqte
The FAMILY a(A-I : tTR4R4F9 FILLS Ia
gentle but active CNtIaF a tic which the Iroprie4Or
mas used N hs flracsine = more than twenty years
1heoonsta1ftl innreas-f : ing demand from thoso
who have lung used the IA Pills and the Eatie-
faction xlliti aIi regard TO their MS.
has induced me to place : lthen within file rescb
Of all. iAt
The Profession wen know that different Ca
tharaos act ON different q portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY GATRJS,i 4RTTc Pill mas With
due reference 10 this = well established fact.
boon compounded from e Ia variety of tlle purtst
Vegetable Exfrartsi,1 ,rltici, act alike IN eve
~ part of the elenenta- = trw canal and nre good
and safe IN all cases a. 41here aGatlialtje IL nee
ded, EuCh as Deron1e- 1aeTatS of the. You0cb
&eepfaes&, FLE7sS az ke n BACK and ZDt,,s (soxf;e
1gcsS. Pain and Soreness opsg the 1ohrle LiD from
sudden cold, which fire. EIlqnently 81 negiected end
in long OF Ferer, ~ Lass or AilpetfGe a Cee
tag iSaasatI0n of Cold ~ joper he 6odv ResflsSs-
ness. 5seGdaete Or1oefgh I'm NE head. an ElfaTa
Atato7y OfseasrS- BOT1Rs in CireH OF Adults astt-
Asttfsnl, great Purifier Of tho Blood and mr. dis
to which flesh is heir tIt numerous to mention
iu this advertisement. GOSe. I to 8
PRICE 3 DIMES
The LIVER ISNIG0RATOR and FAMILY CA
9HARTIc PILLS Hre retailOd by Druggists general
IL, aud sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns s. VI. SANFORD, NJ D..
MauuJa tuTer aud Proprietor.
Agents.. 7. II LOGAN & Co dec2-d61 lfl'N'