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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
DIED.

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, , ,,,,,es apd ENDS cftLa sah ai9 = o. az l M
10 l,ieaj 9er lme1 ~i.aoat io ~ s. 1s. .@c5-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

BrrSlSG OF TIE BARGE PorcnKErr1E AND
y,cvr AsrRr4.-About - o'clock last night, The
barge Pougbkeersie, lyingat the Long Dock % tAe
Eric Railroad Company at jersey City Wa discovered
nv the ferry hands to be on fire. The ferry boat i'
son Immediately towed her into the strean bu' was
conpeed TO e' 20 on account of the intense he a"o
the wind and tide carried her against The yacht As''s
which was soon IN flames Two persons were hooIln
H. vocbt and they only escaped by sNiulnns nearly
9N i,ct Tue alarm Of the bell On the tIy y T,,s
brought Engine No t. the rescue. No ,'rj~J Mem
Work crogs,a on the Hoboken Ferry and i,'u .i1 -
Up 60, VrC and dreams were payingn pon me
fire in do1Ils.q lire Tie f9nsa. e5 5 5' lf aGE
ever, was burned 70 hS To.e were red dstoyedg
and orgDs rs S,S 5rSe 5e aa to Foasl[ s Gas
ha. been employed an eSear,%n f I0s AsEese of
VIZ Nc - en1rCsoI that tic barge Nus set on Me-
as person a board g the c ,im R Ers w'' The The
sO.eb, Hudson succeeded in towing away poHosi
6oai which probably arrested terrible e.tisl!op''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

ENAycpArIos CEtrDRATIoN.--Tbe tnraai o'sef'
vance Of West India Emancipation "'s NO'
observed yesterday with the customary enthusiasm
among our coored population Attendance wac meSge,
and the ceremonies unimportant. Tbere was small
Pic Mic az Myrtle Avenue Park, and noi1'Dg moH''
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-18

Upon the action which Maryland now takes in
the issue before her, depends not only the pros-
perity but in great measure the verv cx;s,oroo
of her already large and rapidly growing mann
featuring interest, which has become one Of ,ho
most important sources of her wealth. 1t mot
ter to her of most vital Importance the most ser-
Gus and most momentous to her welfare that
has ever yet been esered to her since her exist
ence as an independent Safe. Fosered and encour-
aged by the protection afforded By tie hig' T. ifs
OF tne old American system, the manufactures of
Ne~ england received an artificial development
mnion soon enabled her to defy competition
Inc comparative cheapness Of labor In country
barren and rocky, of no acricnl,,,rsI rr,,.nrces.
and more densely populated than o,i,er ssctons
OF the UNITED STATES, was promptlv trrnad n
good account by the State of Massacbnso,t. ond
enabled it to overcome the ADVANTAGES enior-aa ~
some of the other States. The manufacture of 80.
ton goods in that State alone, increased from s7a5
5l2 in the year 1920 to 81, 1874 800 in $780, which
was at that time about one-third of all the
cotton fabrics manufactured in the UNITED STATES.
The consolidation of capital, the invention and
employment OF expensive machinery, the syste-
masized division of labor, all of which were &C.
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roft rIokESs REINFORCED The intelligence that
o.s 'eseDs was reinforced during the night of
rriuay last appears to be authentic The Richmond
enquirer OF the 10th instant contains the foIIownr
despatch from the same Source through yh,ct ,ha
official copies Of the eorr e.pondence h,s '"S
General Heaurfgard and the Secretary Of W u
the Confederate States was first communicates W
the public 10
"Ihe following despatch was received by Gov
Wise on Saturday: wy
MONTGOMERY April 49,
SPY the authority Of Hon L. P. Walker, Secretary of
War have to inform you, for general publicity thai m
last night reinforcemens thrown into Fort Pcens
by the Government at Washington in violation of the
convention existing between that Government and this
Oonfederacy. JOHN TYLER, Jrn
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BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1861.

We published yesterday, from the National In
tettlgencer, copy of the second section of the Act
Of 1875, under which Mr.. LINCOLN has called out
the militia by his proclamation. 1t is as follows:
the laws of the United States shall be opposed, or
the execution thereof obstructed in any State BY
combinations too powerful to be suppressed by the
ordinary course of judicial proceedings, or by the
powers vested in the arshas by this act, it shall
be lawful for the President of the United States to
call forth the militia of such State or of any other
state or States, as may be necessary to suppress
such combinations and to cause the laws to be
euly executed; and the of militia to be called
Iortn may be continued, if necessary, until the ex-
plratlon of thirty days after the commencement of
'he then next session of Congress"
The exigency, with a view to which Mr.. LIN
COLIN has exercised the power conferred on him,
and which is the limit of such power, according
~ Is defined in the proclamation, as follows:
by the President Of tie United States:
WI, ma PROCLAMATION
f 500 80; ne laws ofthe United States have been
exeeutiop poS and nov opposed, and the
Su'Ion tIereo! oostructed in the States of south
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. FIorida W; VI ooutn
LOUISIANA and Texas by Combinations too
to be suppressed by the ordinary course of
proceedings, or by the powers vested ~ Iuu,clal
shall, by law, now therefore, ~ 'ne mar
!, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of tie JJ;,oJ
States, IN virtue OF the power in me vested bv tba
Constitution and the laws, have thought fit TO ciI
FORTH and hereby do call forth, the militia of tbn
several States OF the Union, to the aggregate
Der OF SeUentyFre thousand, in order to suppress
said combinations and to cause the laws to be dniv
executed.
1t is, therefore, perfectly clear, that under the
Constitution and Laws of the Union, the mi
lita thus called forth can only be used to s'sup-
press combinations, "and cause the laws TO be
duly executed" in the particular States enumer-
ated in the Proclamation. There has been no off,
cial allegation Of combinations" or actual or an
ticipated resistance TO the laws in the District of
Columbia, or in any State Or Territory of the
Union, except in the Conlederated States
named, and any use Of the militia, in the
District, or in any other State or place,
except the States so named, for any pur-
pose whatsoever, is, and will be, plain and pal
pable usurpation Of the grossest and most danger
Gus character, which may lawfully, and ought tc
be resisted. 1t is, moreover, the right and duty
of the militia, called forth, to refuse to sery,
except in the States in the Proclamation named
for by serving they incur all the risks and consc
quences TO which usurped and arbitrary power i
subject, in free Government.
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MARRIED.
On Wednesday, 10Th instant, by Rev Father Ne ID
DR. e Z. BREWER to Jul IA II. Sullivan. All o. h



On Tuesday, 10th instant Of consumpton in thtri-
umnha1t ChTisl N hope e happy immortsiijy EiE 4
BETH ELL NOR, daughter Of Jacob and tzab. tn Mee
wife of ". H CmNapgh, led 81 years
Relatives and friends invited to attend the furra'
from the res dence No 60 Wet Lombard street. on Fdav
morning At ten o'clock. Place Cf inermen., Greenuunt
Cemetery.
List! tits the ministering angel train,
Touching far their harps OF god:
Their wings they lift with the Using strain
In n, "a in sadness. slowly fold.
Again. with that triump plant strain,
II cir lifted pinioDs light the sky;
With the falling notes they sink again,
As If not ready yet 10 fy.
On my poor soul, for thee they wait,
On thee they bend their longing eyes;
Then tura them 10 yon opening gate,
A md beckon thee to Para lise
THIS weight Of glory is too much
Can !, unworthy, reach such bliss?
But whose is this ecstatic touch
Whose low, soft, heavenly voice is this
II Is His touch, His voice at Main
And Bethany that raised the dead,
who all along has seothed my pain
And watched beside my dying bed.
He bids me risc-with Thee GO
Il That strain the robe, the palm, the crown.
Mr!t in the deeper bliss to know
+, -, my love has made ne all Thine own.
On thurs day, April nth, Mrs. MARGARET NICOL,"
" the 10th inst mt. WM c. MILL X, former proprietor
OF Aillers Hotel, in the 18Th year of his age
~ the I2th instant, JANE DUNCAN, youngest Chf of
mares a W and Mary Jane Pairo, aged years
D UTGiIJ 9Y-llcd On the l2h lnst4nt Poet 4 jan
- CltN IN, IN the 10th Of his age He
haive OF South Carolina but resided in this ciy for
reputation for ability and SKILL and was well Know
nuch esteemed citizen; In our last war with rat Btfia
Of the army winch did service with he derni n-h;s
tv, and continued until peace when he 'asrT liz
duties in prvats practice. -
Gent5ness ard humanity leading traits in hi g m.
Duct as physician. and many will remember how b vo.
lently as well as skfuy he adniuis 10 their ss
IN full age after life of usefulness one witot re-
passed away, leaving good example ana an h bed
name. c NM
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we publish in another column proc]omo ,ion
from Mayor BRowN earnestly exhortipg al eooa
citizens to refrain, both by speech and 49,,
from all violations of the peace of the CITY How,
ever much and radically our people may differ in
regard TO the great question which is now oota
ting all sections of the country, they are bound
to bear themselves with moderation and in due
su6ordnation TO the laws. Of their duty in this
respect the Mayor has wisely reminded them, ant
we trust his warning will not pass UNDECIDED.
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Correspondence of The Daily Exchange.


The COurt--Tlle Naval Academy,
The only business transacted in Court to-day
was few local inquisitions and the arrangement
OF the Civil cases. Owing to ;he heavy wind the
further removal of arms from the battery TO the
praetlee-ship 'Constitution" was delayed. Yester-
day evening during the storm workmen were on.
gagged IN the battery. Two forty-four Founders
are now lying at the wharf to be placed on board as
| soon as the weather permits Four mortars and
ABOUT twenty forty-four pound shot are still at the
battery, being retained as an armament far tho er
trance '' VIZ S4-
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Inc city was full of contradictory rumors all
Jay yesterday as to the intentions of the Cover
nor, In regard to the requision of the President
iof iour regiments of troops. The latest of these
reports was, that he had resolved to wait for eight
or ten days before announcing his nurroso
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y
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN WASHINGTON
yesterday, after the Star went to press. a detacb
ment oil sixteen recruits for the Mechanics Union
RIFLES, Capt. rutherford, appeared at the War De.
partment, were inspected, and mustered into ser.
vice. They match well with the Rifles already ia
service. -
squad of forty-three men, to be added to Com.
pany Z, National Guards, already mustered into
service under Capt. McKim. was marched TO the
Department by Lieut.. Jas. H. Richards. They
were mustered into the service, making the comma
ny one hundred strong.
The Washington Rifles Capt. Balbach are desi-
rous of adding another company to the command
and so make Il battalion. They have list of sixty.
four extra recruits many of whom have seen ser.
vice in Europe and America.
Additional recruits were received durinc the
evening for the following companies:
By Capt. Foxwell, for the Henderson Guards
seventeen recruits.
by Capt. Roder, for Company A, Anderson Ri.
fies, eleven recruits.
The officers of the Presidents Mounted Guard
went to the War Department and rendered the
services OF that company to the country whenever
wanted.
guard of fifteen was detailed last nigh,
from Capt. helly's command COMPANY b, Union
Regiment and posted at the Presidents House.
guard was also detailed from this company for
the W ar Department. The regular guard was also
kept at the quarters Of the company, so that the
men belonging to Company cannot complain Of
the want of active service
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-18
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK H F. A D &C Fl E,
CURE
VOUS HEA d A G II E,
CURE
a LII KINDS OF HEADA G. Fl T.

By the Of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
or Sick He1dachs may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness viii be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and E5a9ache
to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the Understanding CosiUsns:
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
er5oRs Of SedcHtary habits, they valuable Lara
e Improving the appetite, giving tone and UigOr to tbs
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long nyestisa
ion and carefully conducted experiments having been il
use many years during which time they have prevented
ana relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous system
from a deranged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition ant
be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making change Of diet, and the absence Of am DIS
agreeable taste renders 10 easy administer them to chill
drsa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuoe have FIVE signatures Of Hcnry c spadngo
eacI. Box.
Sold by Druggists and ali other Dealers il Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDTNG,
as Cedar srec, New York.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-18

The New YoRK Courier" AND MAJOR AMBER
soS.-Ihe New York Courier having awakened
both the friends and foes of the Administration in
defence of Major Anderson by late editorial at
tack in that journal, says in its issue of Yesterday
II is evidently best that discussion upon the con-
duct of Major Anderson should cease until Court
Of Enquiry has investigated the whole affair." IF
acquitted, we shall be tie FIST to do him Justice
and to make the amende hoaorobe for having doubted
bis patriotism but until then, shall insist that
at the time of the surrender of Fort Sumter he was
in better state to defend it than when the attack
commenced Then, his command was more or less
demoralized from having been shut up for months,
ana from the reasonable expectation that most of
eh must perish in the approaching conflict with
uGn fearful odds, and with nineteen powerful bat
t tH[ies ready to open upon Them At the time of
the morale of his command had been
without the loss of man. and with onIv Sr" sir,h'
POSITION and ter the strength Of their
with at least two full days provs ds. aahger; ana
w and rendered the actual
of the attack. WIG 'ommencement
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1t has been found out that rude man il no more
nxely to be honest than polite one. The idea that
man VINO u civil means to cheat You, ID obsolete,
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000 BUSHELS PRIME CLOVERSEED, ius.
|OO received and fer sale by
CARR, GEESE L CO,
Il Spears wharf.
100 BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
1OO just received nd for sale by
CARR, GEESE & CO,
q Spears wharf
E{AMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR, Just received
& and for sale by CARR, GIESE ( CO
u Spears wharf.
v ENlSuN AND WHITE BEANS for sale by
CARR, GEESE & co,
q Spears wharf.
EbOSENDALE CEAENT, for sale in lots to SUIT
~ purchasers hy CARR, GEESE & CO.
Ie-2 u q Spears wharf.
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The Slemmer Guard, Capt. Knight, Lieutenant
Smith, Dom and McElfresh, and 80 men, was the
first company at the War Department this morning
Their services were accepted and the officers viii
receive commissions to-day, and the company will
report tomorrow and be sworn into the service.
Shortly after the arrival of this company, the
Washington Light Guard, Capt. Marks, Lieutenant!
Ellis, McCathran and Altimus, 8 sergeants, 4 cor
porals, musicians, 9 markers, and GO prvates, ar
rived. They were inspected and sworn into The
service.
Next came company of recruits to the Wash
ington Rifles Captain Balbach's command) Sc
strong. They were received and sworn into thu
service.
Company b, Putnam Rifles, Captain Greenwich
Lieuts Dewlin, Hutton and Skinner, sergeants
corporas, and 81 privates, arrived shortly after
and were accepted. This company has been formed
since the night before last
Ten additional recruits to the Darlington Home
Guard Capt. Goddard), Georgetown, arrived and
were sworn in,
company Z, Union Regiment, Captain Miller
i 1arrett, Wright and Wlllett, sergeants
e9rporais, musicians and 65 privates arrived
| Government {" 'Hei' sel'l'es W 'n'
| n Inc constitutional Guards, Can't. DEGREES Lieuts
Ill oaVaonaugh and Scott, ) sergeants corpo
service. "AN "eie SWIM in''
Company (Zouaves) Washington Light Infant
| ~ battalion, Captain Powell, Lieuts. Barrett and
irving, sergeants, corporals As privates, came
III ister' ana reported for duty.
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SPRUCE GREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, Pax
r, 70 January l6 1851.
SIR You viii please lend ne two boxes of your Cephac
Pills send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
S-IhTre usc3 one jor Of y5Hr PTS, and find item,
sICeL@nt
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.lFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object which they
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
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Captain Stewart, of the Georgetown mounted
Guards rendered his resignation to his company at
meeting OF that corps, held few nights since.
1t is stated that Company B. Anderson Rifles,
Georgetown were to have been mustered into SER
vice yesterday, but were not, in consequence of
the refusal of a humber of the members to enroll
themselves, and in consequence of such refusal by
tn EN-, Capt. /. W. Jones threw up his commission
Lieut.. Orme, of this company, is endeavoring to
muster in sufficient number of recruits to fill up
the company.
the officers of the Sixth Regiment d. G. NJ. had
had full meeting last night at their armorv, and
devoted couple hours to drill exercises and com
pany manGuvreS under their instructor, Sergeant
Buckley. The officers Of the Sixth are determined
to make themselves as efficient possible, and are
sald to be making excellent progress. Iii expect
ed that at their next meeting all of the non com
missioned officers of the regiment will have been
appointed and will be present to participate in the
exercises of the drill.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-18

ECoNoMYl ECONOMY |!
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire W cod Min
nos NORTH erRsrr.
aihu JAMES II. JOHNSON
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All the indications are that Washington city will
be promptly put in aposition to repel any ATTACK
made upon it. suficiency OF the seventy-fivt
thousand men called out by the Presidents pro,
clamaton will be quartered here. 1t is understood
that those rendezvousng at Harrisburg will haster
to this city. The troops already here are being
placed in the most systematic manner. The artil
lerv have taken possession of the heights and roads
leading to the city. row of some twenty-five
carts, laden with cartridges, grape-shot in iron
jars, and other missiles, passed up Pennsylvania
avenue yesterday, to be placed where needed by
the cannOneers
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LFrom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi
If you are, or have been troubled the heajac
send for box (Cephaic Pills that nay have them
in case Of an attack.
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BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan IS, 1861.
HENRY c. SPALDIYa, Esq
Please find incosei twenty FIVE cents for which send ne
another box of Cca0aiic Pills Tier are truly he
best Pills Ibage eUer tried.
Direct a. SToEER, pm.
Belle Negaon, Wy&li9L Co, 0.
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BOARDING. SCHOOL
Foa YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
~ D. opened this Summer at Lausanne,i Switzerland
By Mr. EDoUAED KRAFFF
Or references in this city, applications may lie
Itev. Or. 4. c. COKE Rector Of Gla9 Church.
D > LEE, Esq, l4i North Charles street
af' hTaut will leave for Europe the 10th of Ju
with the u s mail steamer Arago. His prospectus is to be
obtained at his Dwelling 50 Saratoga street rnb2stJI2
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A meeting of the citizens of the First Ward
called for the purpose of forming military com
pany, held at the corner of X and Twenty fourth
streets the following officers were elected: CAPTAIN
}. Ii. McBlair; Lieutenants, 1st DR.. G. Fl. New
nan, I'd W. S. Hurley, Sd John Z. HerrelI; En-
sign, Thomas Blunden.
The "Union Volunteers" the new COMPANY
forming at the Monument House, Fourteenth street
are ralying to-day with fife and drum, and to-
night will go into election of officers They
expect to muster into the service tomorrow.
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HAvEGgoBD, Pa, Feb. c, 1861.
MR. SPALDINu
SIR: wish you to send more box of your Cepha-
lie Pills, hare TsceCed great deal Of benefit from tcm
Yours, respectfully,
NARY ANN ST0IEEOCSE.
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D. r.. SpILTG.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
So N. CHARLES STREET,
jall-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHU2cu

ElII 70 III . Va OE Z ri.
JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses now in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Aiantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets, Consos &C. at uneoaaIed
prices
The latest English aud standard French Engravias al.
in STOCK
particular and undivided Alteration given depart
ment OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Poytraits, &c
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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p MT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR no SALE.
Unequalled ny any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOS0MS
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS.
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE.
HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS.
W. p. T0WLES & BRO,
PATENT sHoULDER.SEAM SHIRT NANUFACToRY,
las Baltimore street.
Under Carroll Hail.
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNo. CLARK, Jr., l. CO.'S VA
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES. nl6-tf
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than thousand7csscs
with entire success
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BEVERLY, Mas, Zee. Il, 1860.
II. c. SrhLDIEG, Esq
wish for circulars large show bills 10 bring
your CeplaC Pills particularly before customers
II you have anything of the kind please SEND ne
One OF my customers who is subject Sick Head
acne casually lasting two days cured Of an attack
az one b0B by gGGr PiiiS, which I sent her.
Respectfully yours, ". B. WILKES.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-18

PARKER BRoTHERs' LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supsrsdng all others From the
richness and delicacy OF favor it has attained popu-
larity almost this country in Europe. For
sale by all irst-ciass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & YOE, Importers,
o3l-tf as West Baltimor street
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W0oD! WooD u WooDI!l
SAVE Pa csHr. by huyiag rou- Waad At slas - l;.
Stsa'r sir- " nod Su,
80. Hoav-.zvaser
'ATGS 4. JJ9 .HaN
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rs these Testimonials lgers unsolicited By Mr. sPALDIEa
they afford anqassttonabIe proof Of the efficacy
Of THIS truly scientific discovery.