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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
NRW.HAmPSHIRE.

The Granite State has Hobly opened the State
Elections Of 1860. In 1856, the united vote cast
for the tuo Opposition candidates for Governor OK
ceeded that of their Democratic rival by barely
2,44S, while the Opposition carried but 3 Of the
Councillors of the ~ Senator'S and 166 against
I46 Representatives. Now, with heavier aggre-
gate vete, the Republican majority for Governor is
nearly 5000, while of the Councillors, or 10
of the - Senators, and nearly 100 majority of the
Representatives, are Republican. The Opposition
majority in the Spring of '56 was more than dou-
bied in the heavier vote cast for President In the
Fall. In other words, the Republican vote at the
State Election was increased some 4, 900 at the
Presidential while the Democratic vote was in
creased less than 900. At this rate the Republi-
can majority for President in November must ap-
proach 10000
New Hampshire has thus opened the ball OF 1860
in a manner which leaves nothing to be desired.
Taken in connection with the equally suspicious re-
suits of the Town and Charter Elections in our
State, and Of the Charter Elections in Pittsburgh,
Chicago and other cities, this victory proves the
spirit of Repubcansm undaunted, sanguine, and
eager for the decisive struggle of November. Re-
publcans of CONSECTICUT and RHODE ISLAND!
shall the inspiration of this bright example be lost
on you! Your adyersaries boast that their des-
perate exertions, their lavish expenditures their
sordid appeals to the most cowardly and mercenary
impulses of human nature in their threats that, un-
less you ALLURE your principles, you shall be desert
ed by your Southern customers, are winning over
many of your leading manufacturers of carriages,
&C., TO their side. They evidently hold you ready
to barter your convictions of public duty and Ma
tional webeing for base ucre. Show them their
error at the polls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
LITERATURE In LEECHvILLE.

Somewhere down in the tar aud rosn State is
q stumbling sort of a hamlet called Leechvile.
They have Post Office in Leechyille. The man
who oyerhauls the mails ut this out-of-theway spot
is one Augustus Latham. From the Blue Book, it
appears that the annual receipts of this Post Office
are thirty. one dollars, whereof Latham pockets
twenty-oIe for his salary leaving ten to repenish
the Federal Treasury, which probably pays some
Denocratic contractor hundred dollars per year
for going of the main road in search Of Leechvile,
ard stopping long enough for the contractors horse
u catch breath, and the contractors driver to i'm.
bbe draught of whisky, while Latham peers into
the half dozen letters aud newspapers more or less
in the mailbag. One would suppose that the
arrival in this dsconsolate locality, Of half dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, March 1.-THE Railroad Toll bill was
debated most of the morning, and made special rider
for Tomorrow The New-York Tax bill was
passed.
ASSEMBLY, March 1.-THE Senate New YorlCty
Railroad bill was reported against, and the iport
agreed to-73 to 10. The Personal Liberty bill was
debated, but no vote was taken. At the evening sss
sion, the bills to incorporate the New-York and If'oE'
Ign Cab Company, and to tax nonresident vendds Of
merchandise in New-York and Brooklyn, wer r.
ported upon favorably. The New-York Conan
iedeIkanz bil and the relating to certain asses
ments, were ordered TO third reading. The Nv
York Tax bill was reported, with additions. ~.
DrIyea introduced bill to incorporate the BrooIyn
Land and Improvement Co. A bill was also introtced
to incorporate company to insure against raipad
accidents. The Personal Liberty bill was thei de-
bated, but not disposed of. The remainder q the
session was occupied over the Albany and Susqd ban
nah Railroad bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

1t is refreshing at this day to find man who
justfes Squatter Sovereignty. That task was
undertaken yesterday in the House of Representa-
tiyes by Mr.. Curry. Lecompton, however, was an
incident and not his main subject which, OF course,
could be nothing else than Slavery and its beauties
and its benefits. The speech is given in full on
another page where we commend our readers to
its perusal. Mr. Curry is one of the ablest and
one of the frankest men in Congress- and he bllnks
no part of bis great argument. Like all men OF
his class, he makes the South identical with the
institution by which it is cursed. To deny the
South expansion, meaning thereby the extension OF
Slavery, would, he tells us, be cold and malignant
cruelty. In other words, he appeals to the CON-
passion and sympathy of the free laborers OF the
country n behalf Of the arstocratic class VINO own
their laborers This is in better taste perhaps than
the buster and menace sometimes employed by
Southern Statesmen; but it won't do, Mr. Curry,
won't do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. BRANCH (Ad. DEM, \. c. offered resoia-
ution, which was adopted, calling on the Seers'ary
of the Interior for copies Of all correspondence rea
ton to the alleged frauds on the Menomenee lnoSns
Mr.. HICKMAN "A. L. Dem, Pal from tne Csm{
mee on Judiciary reported back the oil srea'ns sna
regulating paper circulation OF UNIFORM saua
Throughout the United States and for other
1t proposes on deposits Of gold, silver ana o1a0n
issue certificates to circulate as currency.
Referred to the Committee on Commerce; u,
Mr.. HICKMAN reported 8 bill TO divide rean'Sf
vapia into three Judicial Districts. Referred.
The House passed bill to repeal the third sscnoa os
he act of 1888 TO increase aud regulate me s9ls -
the District and Circuit Courts Of the Nortsern
fEew-YoIk. IN.
Mr.. HICKMAN reported resolution instrreung ,ne
Committee on the Judiciary TO inquire and report rns
eQislation. if any, is necessary TO give pretsc'wn
itizens from State going into ansthss 70 ensasS
In private and lawful business, and thai may rcPo"
bill or otherwise. 4.
Mr.. MCQUEEN Dem, s. Cl impaired whsshs ~
was designed to give permission to persons 70 20 '
the Slave States and steal negroes
Mr.. KELLOGG REP, H. said this resouton ~ a.,
eretoore referred 10 the Committee ON Judiciary ou
that reference gave them no authority TO aet-nen'0
the present course. -
Mr.. MCQUEEN desired to offer an amendment aaa
the subject was passed over; .,,,..
Mr.. HICKMAN, from the Judiciary Commnsee'
,enor,d a series Of resolutions which were psssed,
direcng that the Committee make inquiry and report
By what authority the army fesce q employed ~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

speeches, bearing the frank Of some u. s. Senator,
would be bailod as godsend, even if only for the
novelty Of the thing. 1t seems that there is resi-
dent in Leechvlle, permanent or temporary, who is
pursuing knowledge under dif6cultles---One Thomas
Dunbar, the senior Of that name. Hear
ing 1--WE confess We are at loss to guess
how that Senator Wilson had delivered q
speech exposing the Disunion schemes Of the
Democracy, Dir. Dunbar wrote to that gentleman
requesting him to send him two or three copies Of
that speech; which, of course, Mr.. Wilson did.
The return mail brings to the Senator o missiye
from Mr.. Hollis man Latham. We print it as an
average specimen of Southern respect for law,
Southern mapners, aud Southern grammar:
"LEEcHvILLH Feb IS 1860.
"SIR Your speeches and your Black Republican
friends cannot circulate your Abolition speeches
through this PostOtiice 80 you need not send any
more to Thomas Dunbar seDr
"Yours &c AUGUSTUS LATHAM P M"
Latham's photography is inimitsble; 80, in that
particular, we fail back upon Webster.
In all seriousness, there has been quite enough OF
this sort of mail-robbing under the rule of Mr.
Holt If he doesn't stop it promptly and perenp-
toriy, he should be- impeacbed. Such creatures as
this Latham should be dismissed instanter. If Mf.
Holt, on due notice, refuses to have this done,
then the House OF Representatives. should immedl-
atey take the initial step toward degrading him
from Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

Mr.. Wigfall yesterday induced the Senate at
Washington to incorporate bis proposition to raise
volunteers in Texas for the defense of that State
against the Mexicans, into the Military Academy
bill, in which it was passed. The measure now
goes to the House, where We are confident it will
receive the thorough oyerhaulng which it requires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

Merchants, Manufacturers Mechanics, Real Estate
Owners and Others who have anything to SELL win do well to
advertise in THR WEEKLY TRIBUNE Advertisers viii please
to send their svo early In tie week possible in order
to insure their finding place 1t Ia proper to odd that with
. regular circulation of 2I8,0Oe copies TEE WEEKLY
world.
limited number Of advertisements inserted for . per
line, each insertion.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The New-Bampshire Triumph.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March IA, 1860.
The Unexpectedly large majority in New-Hamp-
shire has greatly eated the Republicans here, while
sending SILVER through the heart of the DemOcra-
ey All eyes in the Capital now turn to Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

The Grldiron Railroad bill received 10 quutas
in the Assembly yesterdaJ-beng reported agast
by the Committee on Cities and Villages, anfhe
report agreed to by the decisive vote OFFS tqo'
A motion 10 reconsider was made aud rejected so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

Fort Brown will ksse garrison Of one artillery
company. A post will be established on the Paw.
nee fork Of the Arkansas, with garrison Of two
companies. Fort Bsllingham, Washington Terri
tory, will be abandoned, and post will be erected
at or near Fort Boisss with garrison Of two com.
ranies This movement Of troops requires macs
transportation service, for which proposals. ara DOW
advertised for by the Qu,rtermaster.G General. The
troops from Utah will proceed to their destination
by several different routes, and are instructed to
shorten and improve the road as much az possible
on their way.
THE UTAH JUDICIARY.
Changes in the Judiciary of Utah are in centsm-
paton, but no official acton has yet been taken On
account of the illness Of Judge Blsca- He wss oct
for the first time to day
THE TARIFF.
Tbe Treasury Department is still in conflict WITH
tie President on the subject Of the tariff. Mr.
Cobb is bitterly opposed to any increased daties on
iron.
THE SEw-HAMPsHIRE ELEcTI0n.
The result Of the election in New Hampshire hiss
brown the Democratic camp into great confusion.
70 Ne Asseoated Press
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March Ia, 1850.
This morning the gentlemen connected with tho
Telegraphic Convention visited the Observatory, on
the invitation of Commodore Maury, aud sftsrwsTd tho
Smithsonian Ins alton, the invitation of Professor
Henry. This evening they attend series Of electrical
experiments. The prospect Of the passage by Congress
of the bill establishing line Of telegraph to the Pacific
ia constantly improving. Professors Bache and Henry,
and Commander Msury, pronounce Henry j. Rogerss
submarine and subterranean WIRE for teiegraphs, gu
perior to anything with which they have become ac-
quainted.
The Republic newspaper has issued its last number
and The National Era Will be discontinued after nett
week, for want of sufficient patronage. An effort will
be made to unite the subscription lists of the two,
which to found new Republican paper.
The House Post-Ofice Committee believe daily
Overland mail can be carried TO San Francisco for
81 600 900 annually instead of 81 400 OOO as was yss-
terday erroneously stated.
Advices have been received here from Nebraska
claiming Republican majority in the Constitutional
just elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

Adyces from Vera Cruz to the 1th inS. stae
that Miramon had arrived within few mills #
that city, and that he was confident Of being ahe'o
conquer it. 1t was reported tha Lord Rs-
sell had proposed to the contending parties ii Ma
leo an arnistice of several month"; to cable a
Mexican Congress to arrange matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
PROF. DEGRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL.
The editor OF Law Magazine cured instsntaneously

thu ~ 0irard House, Philadelphia
Prof CBAs DEGaArH: freely give it my opinion tina
vour ELECTRIC Oh among the most wonderful remedies
modem times At the request Of lady who alleged
That sbe had been ed Of painful affection by D use
was induced to Try bottle though at the time OF purchasing
ly believed Il to be quack medicine and cachpenny hum
bns But trial conyinces that 1t possesses magic power,
and It's use will prove blessing to suffering humanity
recently cold from sleeping in damp sheets and my
my head. 80 - .I, .o-shos h. me
pby stefan last evening tried your ELECTRIC OIL TINS morn
M am eli the relief having been complete as 1t was in
-. -.ss,.anaors Yours very truly JoHE LIvINGsr0H,
~ Editor Monthly Law Magazine
Nos. ISL Broadway and lZJ West lAh-st., n Y.
Al, IiVing.ton belongs the old, wealthy and highly
nstsbe families of the FIRST settlers or Newfork ANY one
can address him the subject Of the above letter. "hcn WI"
he answered with pleasure. -, l., u 800 8,
Pic IS so cents and per bottle. For sale by BARNES
PARK Nos and IS PsrkTow, and all druggists aud dealers
Oepot PHILADELPHIA, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

the bill is beyond resurrection. "Sarved him
fright !"
Now LET the Legislature deal similar justice to
every other proposition whereof the real aim is to
enrich individuals at the public expense. Treat
them all alike
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

The ship wabamo, from this port for lotter'
dam, yesterday, when clearing Sandy Hoo, took
fire, and was burned almost to the waters edg,.
The officers and crew were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
The Tribune Campaign Tracts.

No. /. SrwAnD and O'CoSoR.
No 9. DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DnuSioS-Wh-
cons Speech.
No. 3. The ADslsslOs % hAmA'-oe~aro
Speech.
No. 4. NArIoSAL PoLITics-spsech Of Abraham
Lincoln Of Ilinois.
wa be Rtody This Morning
No. 5. LAND FOR THE LAsDLED-Iion dsiusha a.
Grow Speech in the House, February -, lsco
Bee advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

Advices have been received in WashiEton,
claiming Republican majority in the Co,tIsu'
tonal Convention of Nebraska, just elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

The Hon. Lewis C. Levin died yesterdayhorn.
ing at Philadelphia. He had been merber Of
Congress, and was leading Native AItricai
during the existence of that organization.
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sVetpalmk pailu Gribm,re
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1860.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

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We osnnot undertake rejected Communications
No notice taken OF Anonymous Communications Wbet
intended for insertion must be authenticated BY the
and address Of the wrternot necessarily fot pubcs
Non, but guaranty for his good faith.
Buanen letters Tor HH TRIBUNE should In Ill be sd.
dressed 10 HoRAcB GRaELnr Co.
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hssrs DAVE L. WooLvosrH, M. Jossrs, Missouri, bs'e
hs DnLf and WISELY TRiBgsE for sale.
G. C. G. d. W0oLvoHrH. OEAHA, Ksbtsssp, bsss the
DALI eel w AEkLi 1KIBvaK iot saIs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
VOICES OF MEDICAL AUTHORITIES.

TREATMENT OF CONTRIBUTION
Con LIVER OIL" have not single OF Consump-
ton cured by this srceDr Bel, in Phil Med and Surg
Reporter. ,,,
Roy-"Iron in any foIm hEes the consumPliSe condition
and hosteH tie Development Of Rberes Its administration Is
CRIMINAL N THE HIGHEST DBGRgE"M Troasseop 10 me I'M
peyial Aeadeny Of Medicine.
WINES AND LouoRs" These beverages have NO MEDICINAL
POWER over Consumption."-Dy. Coadie Of Phil
On the contrary they PREDsPosE TO TUsERoULAk DEro
sIrIoN"-Dy. Bel of " y.
The HYPoPHosPHIfEs.
In no instance have found them to fail. Their effect
non the ubercuar condition all the symptoms
5oppeayin9 Nth yopidity iuheh is really marreouG"
Ifthe patient takes daily grains Of the HypoPhosphte
all ne sion, of Consumption % disappear in period varying
f,o,, fsu DAYS to few onths He viii speedily ind
himself in the enjoyment Of such health he had never known
q, his life before Dr. Churchill 10 the academy Of Medicine
WIxcHHsTERs GEsUIsR PREPARATION
T. the lv reliable form Of the HYPOPBosPHIrEs and Is put
nm In and l6ounce bottles 81 and So each DO not con
1vg6 this Remedy NTH ePHosPHATEs CHEMICAL fooD"
Dr. Churchis Treatise Consumption and new and mpof'
ant Circular will be gratis to all who write or call Tor
them Sold by all respectable Druggists and wholesale and re-
tail at the sole General Depot, BY
j. WIsCHKsTRE, No. 40 John'st, n. Y
THE EsPENsCHEID HAT, for the Spring OF lo6O,
is peerles In quality in shape This HAT he commends 20
srios before the public the best and hnet HAT Oh the
season and would lust rs LIEF 80 % or supeIhhe Article
=, In Broadwsy for Of second quality EsPEsscHEp
Manufacturer of Gents Hats NO llo Nessan-st-
HUNT & DUsENBURY,
Successors to Le ny Co.,
and InroduceIs Of Fashion for CESrLENESs HATS
Nos. 3, and AstoT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
OK BURNs-UNAyswERA ARGUMENT-A
SMOKY AND PRACTICAL NIHwoY
Errur

SMOKY AND PRACTICAL NIHwOY
H. H. FRY esq Agent of the great Iron Mills Sale isTeoi
Lancaster County Pa, who sells hundreds Of Ooue.
nv RITs III sCrRIC OI," says the much exposed
40 ere and often meet with accidents but the Electric on
tsses 81 pain and gives the hands no trouble oas' an
promptly eectusy in relieving Frost Bes ana OF
any kind he SPrain sud Wounds Ti fss's ss . nor
eb 10 cases Of Broken Breast and Sore Nipples uch men
wehsns Of Lancaster snd aSnereas oa credit ,p ,h
rehabilitation Of sny medicine dealer OF doc'f IN 'no
Yer ss BY al Druggist. and Dealers In the United States and
Pree % cent?. 20 cents and : per bottle.
Por s.e By PARK, Nos 10 and i"PaIS row. Depot
Philadelphia Pa
PHALON d Sous COCIN, or DEODORIZED Cocoa
MT OIL IL tn. best and the cheapest for the hair T ~
eybody it. Price Is cents per bottle sod ny all druggists
10 The United States and Canada NO. Glg BroadMsy
THAT COLD SHOULD Nor BE NEGLECTED.
enc 25.eent bottle Of DR.. Tobias VENETIAN LNixEsT will
cure COLDS in the family and keep the old folks i.e from
rheumatism all Winter. Thy II. No new humbns f'te IN
years before the public. Sold by all Druggists Depot No %
GOURAUD's ORIENTAL CREAM beauties the
csupsezen pimpes saosness, &C. No S7 Walker
MIR. HAS BrCo.n Tested SS,; . ss y,. Of Grs, ys
By the eOuntsheiters Of Burns.ts CocOaine.
IT Is NOT DYE.
MR, s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsT0RER AND
ZYLOBAsAsUs.
The only reliable pfepas0ns for restoring Gray Hair to Its
o,is youhfn sppeaisnce without injury TO the scalp. De
Dot No 5s5 Brooms-st., and for sse everywhere
LARGE SUPERIOR TREEs.-WM X. PRINCE s.
Co Fuslin1 n Y Priced CAIALoGuE OF TEEEs and PLASrs
(grfts) at FoWLER WsLLss NO, oDo o'oso"o,.
RRIDGEwATHR PnST.-Metac coating of ST.
c for Roofs Outside Work Railroad BRIDGES Depots Brick
nd WOOD, Tlss Churches &e CONTRACTS for Painting
ee''so I" D'p'' wv HicKst BETrs, Agents.
POSTAGE STAMPS e and 10 cents, fS sale at
his ofcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

HUNT & DUsESBURY,
Successors to Ii ny Co.,,
a,s and Introducers of Fashion for GRSrLENKSs HATS
Introduce this day the SPRING STYLE
Nos. 3, and S AstoT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

OR UEALTH SHOULD BE CARED FOR,-Pur-
ssye sdOnes properly prepared aud used according TO
lie intensity the disease win not only cure nnammaofy and
painful generally always more OF less ehev out de-
bty The bowels being cieansed the digestive
functions greatly improved aud the patient far e being
weakened il nourisbed, supported and strengthened
Thus while BRANDRETHs Pills surely cure Rheumatism
Colds Dphhes aud Painful Affections general they never
ipjure When the severity Of the disease past ser lew
well He IL struck down by other and
more symptoms which often the u Of the
iodine the cochcum other remedies which have been
alas the doctors here generally at loss,
and he psteut dies in the esOsi These results never
place when PILLS are used BILLIONS OIL per
sons cared testify 10 their entire safety a, -.
BKAN6kETHs PMS and their concentration the LIFE ADD
ryos Pulls se sold No 294 CanAst No Unionsquare
sad by a OruEgs.s Price rs cents and 80 cents per box
NV " - Is. BRAsDRErH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

HoIIOwAY's PnIs.-COstiyeDess is the prolific
pumarous dsofeefs singy destroying more Lives snn9'
- kay n other diseases IL the asgegste bycAfsohy nSna
~. and these mild csthsrtie Remedies We shall
ss ~. "a Dsla aaa s.skasas IUsaSh Ne
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
GRAEFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES,
nnNIIN TEGTIAInNN

UANrfoHp, rr1mbuu Co., a., March 1th, 1857.
hereby veUiN thar have been dealing In the Graf.
rnhurr Medicines tor the past NU1r and can tWysa
that have ncYy5 ofctrd anv medicines to the public
that have met with the decdud approhHon ct tho pco.
pr hkc these, particularly the Pins aud Catbooou-
They wiN ready perform al and more than promised
Toe thcm have sni abuut bhy bottles of tho Catho
con the past season, aud heat The bos resut "a ever
ease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-02
- NJ Ma h&se1s ~
Never Failg TO Cure
NEURALGIA & RHEUMATISM,

Grodt lRterRdt RemedY
u curing rhuNia nds 81 vases where al other msdiea
have utierB hilrd 10 is no mere ARonN ~ Z rrlicy.
inf Coz the momeni, hot We a perfect SPECIFIC and
CORE Tor those painful diseases. The vest number Of
lintmvnis, Eubrocauons, and External mcdiciues,
which act as smuants OF tho sutflrr onlv, are merely
temporary iu tho reflects and OF doubt l NiItuc The
RALGlA klNG reaches tho sonrco ofall trouhlr
and cOcciuSly banshvs dc disease foua ihe system
We advise our and alto give ia utol aul become
satisfied olttsWenderinlp pov,r
Read thc Astonishing cures ct we'll known cltiscm OF
huH1lo.